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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-10
Elopcs MIm .lInmnn El,. -

81. LOUIS, Mo, Aug -Declar-
irg his wife ran away with Rex
Casey a human tly" Gustav
0.h'op was given u divorce In Bel-
VILE circuit court
Schoop told The court thai after
his wifn had gone 70 chicago Win
Casey she wrote him he had desert,
cd her. and she asked to be permit
yea 10 return 20 Sgh0op He was un-
torE,yiuF however
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APPRECIATE ORIGINALITY,
BUT COURT ALlBl FAILS

CLEVELAND. ohio. Aug 81
appreciate originality but you'll
have TO frame better story than
that commented Judge Seller when
Gustave LciiE, Rrraiyned for violat-
ing tho traffic laws, told his honor
that two men held him up and
routNd whisky down his throat
Joseph Shisarki told the Judge his
machine just wouldn't behave after
he took copIous doses " a certain
medicine. THAT sounds plausible.
but Im growing skcptirnl,' said the
iudrc Both drew fines and jail
sentences
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-05-24
TEXAS TOWNS

The Baccalaureate sermon will be
preached at the A. M. E. church Sun
day by Rev. James Carr at II o'clock
The U. B. F. & S. M. T. sermon
will be preached at the Baptist church
Sunday by Rev. James Carr.
Mr.. T. M. Mckee is repairing his
residence.
The 20 Amuser Club met with Lu-
cile Alexander last week. A two
course luncheon was served.
Mr.. Willie Stoner has returned
from Wichita Falls.
The Bazaar given at the Baptist
church Thursday night by the q
Marshalneil Club was swell affair
Mr.. Turner Nelson has returned
from jefferson.
A fine girl is stopping at Mrs. Ma
linda Riggs since the 4th of May.
The rally at Bethlehem Baptist
church Sunday was financial sue
cess; $1,000 was raised.
Services were good at all the
churches Sunday.
Quite a crowd of Bonhamites was
in Honey Grove Sunday to attend
Holiness meeting.
Miss Carrie Seay has been reelected
to-teach in the city school at Gaines
vile with a raise in salary.
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CARTILAGE.

Carthage, Texas, May give are
sorry to have to report the death
OF Mrs. Nellie Francis here the 18th
inst. She was buried In Bethlehem
cemetery under auspices OF H. H. OF
K. No. 2541. Rev. VIM. Jernigan con-
Quoted the funeral services which
were very appropriate and impressive
We have the sad intelligence OF
the death Of Mr.. James Grays eldest
daughter Of Hollands quarter
George Bean, Jr. who was out
on bond on charge Of killing Marx
Slade across the river was shot h
death last week in the filed of his
bondsman.
The young people enjoyed a 60
cial at the home of Mrs. Hortense
Gray Saturday night. Music, games
and refreshments made long hours
pass quickly.
The reporter has an interestins
letter from many friends of Ser.
geant, Prof. H. L. Brown, who il
yet over seas.
He states that he is 700 miles
from his company on a furlough OF
the coast Of Italy. At the time he
wrote April %, said it was snowine
there.
Don't forget that Friday, May 30
has been set as cemetery day. work.
ing for Mt. Zion.
Following named persons are some
OF my true blue" supporters o.
The Express here: G. W. Tippitt
Arthurs Jeynigan, Lucy Hubankt
johnson, Lou McCleman, Prof. T. d
McCleman, Austin Lilly, Jr., Jake
Holland, Jim Reese, Bert Waddl,
and others.
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AMARILLO.

Amarillo, Tex, May 22.-The joint
rally being operated by Mt. Zion Bap-
fist Church and Carter's Chapel, C. M.
E., Church, is moving along success
fully. The manager, Rev. James A.
Stout, of California, has broken all
records in raising money in this city.
More than 100000 have been raised
in less than three weeks.
The two great concerts given last
Thursday and Friday nights Melted
$284.00. Crowds which filled both the
church and the church yards witnessed
them.
Rev. A. G. Menogan of Mt. Zion and
Rev. William Tourney of Carriers
Chapel, have achieved new distinction
in having two churches of different
denominations work harmoniously to-
gether in union rally.
A grand reception was rendered Rev
Stout Monday night by both churches.
A silver shower and many valuable
presents were given him as he de-
parted for home.
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HEARNE


Hearne, Texas, May 22.-Rev. Ma
hon of Houston was here last week
on business.
Rev. wormley of Caldwell was with
his people at st. Paul Sunday.
Rev. E. A. Ayers and his good
people worshipped at st. Paul Sunday.
Prof. A. D. Lewis and Miss r: B.
Canaway married Wednesday. Rev.
Glass officiated. They received many
nice presents from many visitors.
High School Notes.
Juniors entertained Seniors Thurs
day.
School concert Thursday night was
a success. All children carried out
their parts well. Friday night Gradu-
alton exercise was par-excellent; had
three graduates. They received many
presents from church and friends.
Graduates: Miss Artella Brown, Miss
Tennie Stamps and Miss Savannah Car
ter. Commencement address delivered
by DR.. ]. W. Strong, A. NJ, president
Of Central Texas College. He was
at his best. Diplomas issued by DR..
H. w. Cummings, president of the
school board
Music was rendered by Prof. Hol-
land, musical director of Paul Quinn
College.
Bleackshear, made mark upon her
own proud record.
Miss J. M. Griggs and Miss v. A.
Hoyt have returned home.
Rev. F. McCracken was at Benkley
Sunday.
Rev. John Jones was with his flock
Sunday.
Prof. John Polk and Mrs. ]. A. Fo-
ward closed their school at Cars. Re-
port grand success. Prof. Polk is a
live wire.
Mrs. E. G. Jones has returned after
a few weeks visit with relatives at
Sealey.
Rev. A. ]. Glass is entertaining the
Bryan District Conference, A. m. E.
Church, this week.
Mrs. Mary Smell returned from a
visit to Houston Saturday.
Mrs. Pearl Payne of Calvert visited
the school closing.
Mrs. A. A. Hearne has returned
from her visit at Benchley.
Rev. j. E. Diggs passed through on
his way to Bryan Monday.
The Dallas Express may be found
at Taylor & Livingston's store.
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fessions were made by several.

fessions were made by several.
At 800 p. m, the Ancient orcer
of Pilgrims celebrated their anniver-
sary Thanksgiving exercise which
was excellent. DR.. s. Montgomery
delivered their sermon, seemingly II
touched all who were present
Services for Sunday night was good
three members were added to the
church after which the church was
entertained for few by Mr.. Dennis
Littlejohn, an over sea soldier which
was very interesting. The parson-
age will be ready for pastor in a
few days, the six churches that are
planning to participate in the Sun
day school union picnic are loosing
no time in making that day attractive
Collection for the day $500.
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CORsICANA.

Corsicana, Texas, May 22.-Mr. W.
F. Frazier of Kirwin was in this city
this week, visiting his wife. who is
is visiting Mrs. M. A. Patton on Sec
ond avenue.
Mrs. Baldwin Of Mineral Wells
is here under an eye specialist.
Mrs. Nellie E. Jones of Thornton at
tended the Pilgrim sermon here last
Sunday and was the guest of Mrs. Jo-
sic Hutchinson.
Mr.. Frank Shanks of Rosser re-
turned from over seas, visiting his
cousin, Mrs. Walls, last week.
Mrs. Dora Williams, after several
weeks confinement to her bed on ac-
count of sickness, is out again.
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Phone H. CsOO
1900 AGENTS WANTED.

To sell our History-'THE NE
GROS PART IN THE WORLD
WAR" More than 400 pages, 100 IL
Illustrations from the battle fields Of
France and army camps. A com
plete record of the Negroes part in
the great war, compiled and written
by Negro officers who actively parti-
cipated in the wargon European Soil.
One of the editors, Lieut.. T. z.
Thompson, the official historian, 10
the only Negro historian appointed
in the American Expeditionary Forces
Agents will find great demand for
this book, which is a permanent re-
cord of the glorious deeds Of our
soldiers in helping to win the worlds
greatest war. Exclusive Territory
Liberal Commissions to energetic
agents. Write now to-
Thompson Historical Society,
TaboIian Bldg, Houston. Texas
6-17-4t
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SHERMAN.

Sherman, Texas, May 20.-As n re-
suit Of ptomaine poisoning from eat
ing canned sweet potatoes, Mrs. Billie
Stone and son, 'Teddy," are dead, with
another son seriously i'll. Relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stone of Dallas,
attended the funeral. Funerals at
tended by Rev. Pope of Daniel Cha
pei, c. M. E., of South Sherman, of
where all visits lived.
Rev. A. d. Dupree occupied pulpit
morning Of the 18th at Harmony Bap-
| fist.
Mrs. Maria (Mosley) Claudia and
Master W. ]. Smith, who have been
at the bedside of her hister and his
aunt, Mrs. Rosa Dillingham;, have re-
turned to their homes in Oklahoma
City.
Editor W. E. King spoke the night
of the 18th inst. at st. John C. N. E.
to large crowd.
Now that Master Lewis Culberson
and Foster children are circulators,
the reporter will be able to give you
plenty of news each week.
Rev. H. D. Allen of Harmony Bap-
fist will leave the goth in attendance
at Foreign Mission convention in
Beaumont.
Rev. G. H. Bell and members of st.
John c. M. E. have begun a series of
meetings to be assisted by Rev. G. H.
Harlee of Oak Cliff.
Mrs. Alice Berlina of Fort Worth
recently visited Mrs. Susie Black.
I Mr.. W. S. Boyd has recently re.
turned from Meharry Medical Col
lege.
Miss Melissa Gibson's school recent
ly closed at Pilot Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Denton and Mr.
Will Denton of Paris accompanied
their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Louyia
Smith, home after their visit here.
The big meeting in progress at
Bethlehem Baptist, assisted by Rev
p Johnson Of Greenville, closed the
night of the 18th.
Mr.. Richard Hamilton underwent a
successful operation for appendicitis
at st. Vinent's Sanitarium.
Mr.. James (Bill Lang) Coleman
has been honorably discharged from
Camp Travis.
Rev. D. c. Lacey of Dallas, P. E,
of Dallas M. E. District, occupied the
pulpit morning and night, 18th inst,
at St. James M. E.
Mr.. Henry Hadley died the evening
of the 18th at his home on North Rusk
street after few weeks illness. Flu
neral attended the 18th inst at Har-
mony Baptist by Rev. H. D. Allen
P. c., before a crowded house, under
auspices. of the Odd Fellows. He was
highly respected citizen of city, and
well loved by all. His son, Mr.. Henry
Hadley, of Shawnee, Okla, attended.
Mr.. Dan Childs had charge of re-
mains.
Master "Teddy" Lawrence. who a
few days ago sustained some slight in
iuries by being hit by Mr.. Frank Rob
inson's service car, is convalescing.
MIR. John Royster, now OF Oklahoma
City, arrived too late to attend his
stepfather's funeral, Mr.. Henry Had
lev, arriving here the 10Th.
Elder P. R. Woods of the Holiness
church here, who recently returned
from the State Convocation in Pales-
tine, is at his work in Texarkana.
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HENDERSON.

Henderson, Texas, May 22.-Dr. A.
R. Calhoun, general secretary of Ep-
worth League, passed through this
city May 18th, enroute to Mt. Enter
prise. Dates in this district: Greedy
Monday; Center, Tuesday; Wylie Cha
pei Wednesday; Mt. Marian, Thurs
day; Henderson, Friday.
DR.. Calhoun has taken one years
subscription with the agent; also said
when he returned to his home in Pine
Bluff, Ark, that he would have his
daughter become an agent for the
Dallas Express.
Mrs. Matte Hall, citizen of this
place, mother, two children, boy
and girl. She was a Christian
woman of rare attainments, of sweet
disposition, lived honored and respect
ed by both white and black. She pass
ed two years in bad health. All her
children died few years back. On
May 18th, 1919, that immortal spirit
scared away to the plain and Joined
the union of her loved ones that sleep
in Christ.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hark
on the 18th inst, fine girl. Mother
and child are well at present.
Mrs. Monnie Lee went to Tyler to
attend Texas College commencement
last week.
Mr.. James Hoffman received tel.
egram of death of his brother in Nash
vile, Tenn. He was 80 years old.
Mrs. Matilda and Miss Bonnie Vene-
son were the guests of Mrs. Bob Dams
by few days.
Mrs. Matte Jones, Mrs. c. L. Alex.
ander and Mrs. McClendon went tc
Tyler this week.
Miss Bonnie Montgomery returned
home Sunday from ten days trip Of
pleasure.
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ARE YOU A GUARDIAN READERS

This is the harvesting time
for race journals and their readers
since the world is being reconstruct
ed. There is one point Of merit in
the Guardian as Speaking Medium
for you which has not been brought
out that is this Journal interpret the
wishes Of 100000 Colored Ameri-
cans.
A second point is that this Journal
has been pleading seventeen years
for Equal Rights for our race. If
you want TO keep informed upon the
race questions you must become a
Guardian Reader at once in order
to know the whole truth about our
race.
Our rates are $1.00 for six months;
and $1.50 for years subscription.
Send in your subscription at once.
5-17-4t
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WACO.

Waco, Texas, May 22.-Commence-
ment exercises for Central Texas Col
lege, beginning May 1922. Many Wis
itors are expected
Miss Clarissa Hood Of Hearne, Tex,
is visiting Mrs. Bruce on Archer
street.
At the Presbyterian church was
played last Monday night "The Voice
on the Wire" by Mrs. Randle.
Prof. w. J. Moore of Knoxville,
Tenn, has joined us to do commu-
nifty service. We welcome Professor
Moore.
Lawyer Campbell of San Antonio
was with us a short while. He left
for Austin last Sunday night.
Central City Lodge X. of P. will
uet at Taborian Park Saturday, Nay
"a.
Lawyer Evans spoke to a crowded
house on the amendment "Prohibi-
ton"
Friends and acquaintance of Mrs.
Healing attended the funeral of her
husband, DR.. Healing, and daughter,
Miss Goldie. Interment at Greenwood
cemetery.
Mr.. G. A. Franklin, editor 1.-THE
Call" and Miss Luana Shaw accom-
panied Mrs. Healing from Kansas
City. From Austin came Mr., and
Mrs. Shaw, parents of Mrs. Healing;
also Mr.. A. Shaw, brother. A broth
err, Mr.. Shaw from Philadelphia, and
Miss Lizzie Anderson from Austin.
Our sympathy goes out to them in this
hour of sadness.
All services were we'll attended last
Sunday.
Miss Thompson is stopping with
Mrs. w. D. Cain. She is hoping to
leave soon for eastern and northern
points.
The Union picnic was postponed on
account of rain.
DR.. Spiller is seen with his new red
Buick. 1t is magnificent.
Dock johnson, Jr., 'of Sunnyside was
a pleasant visitor. He left for Mar
lin.
Mr.. Brown is now resident of the
city. He was formerly of Sunnyside,
Texas.
DR.. H. L. Smith and family are res
idents of the east side.
Games between Waco Black Naviga
tors and the Fort Worth Wonders Sun
day and Monday. Result Sunday, 30
Waco; Monday 81 Waco.
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MADAM WALKER
.CQRRECTS FALSE
RUNOR.

A story has been circulated among
the agents and customers of the
Madam G. j. Walker Mfg. Company
to the effect that Madam Walker
has sold out and that she is going
out of business as a manufacturer
OF hair preparations. We take this
method to inform our agents, friends,
and customers that this story is alb
solutely false as nothing of the
sort has ever been considered by
Madam G. j. Walker. Instead Of
going out of business the Madam c.
J. Walker Mfg. Company has per-
fected arrangements to increase its
facilities so as TO meet the growing
demands for its preparations.
The Madam c. J. Walker Mfg. Co.
5-26-1t
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A CALL FOR A STATEWIDE
MEETING OF THE EQUAL
RIGHTS ASSN OF TEXAS

To the Members and all Sympathizers
of the Equal Rights Assn of
Texas:
You are hereby requested to as
semble in the X. Of P. Temple, in
the city of Dallas, at 10 o'clock, June
4th for the purpose of making known
our grievances and asking redress
for the same. All counties are en-
titled to as many representatives as
they may find themselves able to
send.
M. M. RODGERS, President
NJ. w. DOGAN, Secretary.
5-17-2t
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Rev. A. L. Moore, pastor. Sunday
School well attended, interest high,
teachers present with well studied
lesson.
At IL a. m. the congregation listen
ed co an instructive sermon delivered
by Pastor Moore from 1. Ps. III.
Strangers are always welcome to
our services and church.
Galeda, led by Mrs. Emma Dansey,
this week reported $44.S7 Total COL
lection $61.25.
Mission Society, led by Mrs. Ora
Martin, is doing good work. She is a
good president. All the members Of
the church will play we'll their part
as loyal Christians the second Sunday
in June.
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BONHAM.

Mr.. Roy Seay and Miss Olivia Seay
have closed their school and are at
home.
Rev. T. E. Riggs will have his rally
at New Home Baptist church Sunday.
Mrs. Irene Record Of Muskogee is
in the city visiting relatives.
Rev. James Carr and wife have re-
turned from the district conference at
Commerce.
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Second Baptist Church.

Rev. s. Montgomery, Pastor.
Sunday school was well attended
Much interest was manifested among
the young people.
At II a. M, the pastor took his
stand the house was crowded OF
which all seemed to have enjoyed
the sermon. After which open con-
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Bethel A. M. p. Church.

Sunday was high day at Bethel.
The Sunday School was very interest
ing and Prof. Jackson has started a
new drive for three hundred new Sun
day School scholars. Several captains
are holly contesting each other in the
drive. The pastor introduced Rev.
Sykes of the Baptist church\ at II a.
M, who preached an excellent sermon
from Gen. 1927. The sermon was pow
erful and instructive.
The class service was well attended
IN the afternoon. At $3.50 Pastor Nc
Dade preached strong sermon.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-05-24

Mrs. Temple Weems-Graduate OF
the Poro College Of Hair Culture,
will treat your hair scientifically for
dandruff, falling hair. itching scalp,
which will give 1t beauty. color and
abundant growth. Prices reasonable
Phone H. 3143. or call at 2807 Flors
street Dallas
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THE Master
Fortune Builder"
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Ching Facts and Figures About Oil Dividends.
CAPCTOI PETROLEUM,

CAPITOL PETROLEUM
THE CAPITOL PETROLEUM
has 5000 of land
WELL located right
be one Of the greatest to in the history of Texas situated
and Potter
Standard California Type Rig permitting depth of 1000
being the location
District is down nearly 1000 feet and rig being erected for
No Capitol Petroleum in
district this
maket
Petroleum paid
theompany
the
so
buy! goes prices 30 upl
cash, buy the time payment plan!
Literature and Information, address
FRED s. BURTON
2a40 WetOn Street,
Denver, Colo
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SONG RECITAL.

Monday. June 9th at Munger Ave-
nue. Baptist church. Mrs. T. H. Miles
Of Chicago, assisted by youngest
piano accompanist. Prof. X. B. Polk.
violinist; Madam Pit.mnn. pianist and
Mr.. H. J. Hughes, tenor. 6-24-St
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Sixth Avenue Baptist Church.

Mothers Day at the Sixth Avenue
Baptist church was a day to be long
remembered. The pastor preached an
excellent sermon and Mrs. G.. w. jack
son made very forceful talk.
Sunday the Pilgrim Lodge held their
services at the Sixth Avenue. The
pastor preached a soul-stirring SER
mon and the occasion was enjoyed by
all.
In the rally.the church raised $780,
g.. The drama, Somewhere in
France" was given again by request.
This drama is very pleasing and was
fwell rendered by the players.
Rev. Harris spent the week in Dali
las.
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ATTENTION PEOPLE.
YOUR EYES AND X. p. GRAND
LODGE.

Poor eyesight robs life of some Of
its chief joys. Some times the
sight is good, but the strain from
seeing makes the headache, gives
nausea and dizziness, these miseries
are also Joy killers" 1t is pos
sible to relieve these organizations.
Did you ever consult an optical ex-
pert Of your own good Negro race,
in his own Office, in your own Py-
THAN Temple, where none of the
patients could insult you and the
optometrist didn't have to rush
you out, and maybe slight his wok
lest some patient get offended? Well,
you'll have the opportunity at the
Grand Lodge meeting in Dallas.
A Colored optometrist, an expert,
trained in and graduated from one
of the best white schools in the
nation. Will be in room 209, Pythian
Temple, Dallas, Texas Don't get
your eyeglasses until you come to
Grand Lodge. 5-24-2t
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BEL MONT CAFE

ga Lane Street
Now serving choice meals prepared
by lady mattresses. For a good meal
try us. Try a bowl of our famous
chilli. A. J. Johnson, Manager.
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NOTICE!

NOTICE!
Mrs. e. e. Henderson. graduate Of
Poro College of st. Louis, Mo. She
will treat your hair at any time.
Work guaranteed. Call at Bois'
d Arc street, or phone 1876, Denton,
Texas. 5-10-3m
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WHEN YOU HAVE A HEADACHE

or neuralgia you want relief and
you want 1t bad, so get a package of
Don McAdams, Headache Powders,
from your druggist. They are guar
anteed to give you relief or your
money will be refunded. Can you
AFFORD not to try them? Have your
druggist order them If he is out.
5-17-52t
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Beauty! Beauty!

Mrs. Susie Buchanan has purchased
Mrs. Dollie Mennefee's stock of goods
now doing business at her home in
Beauty Culture. If you desire, call.
If any customers of Mrs. Mennefee
desire to continue, who has been gone
three weeks, can, so cents; four weeks
continue, SIPS.
For any other information call and
see
Mrs. Susie Buchanna,
Henderson, Tex,
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At once, an experienced linotype
operator, (Colored) to work either
day or night shift on Model ak"
machine. Permanent job for good
man or woman. We pay the union
scale. Write at once to The Tulsa
Star (non union), Tulsa, Okla.
5-17-4t
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CLASSIFIED ADS"


BEFORE YOU SELL-Your fur
niture, call US. Furniture hospital,
2209 Elm street, Main 6186. 4-5-4t
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INSURANCE.

Protect yourself against sickness,
accident and death with the Denton
County Mutual Insurance Co.
b. w. Crawford, Sec'y.
Box Is, Denton, Texas.
5-24-4t
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on. q. W. WHITE,
Dentist.

Gro n snG Briage Work a specially.
Teeth extracted With care. Best ma
terial used. work guaranteed. Office
hours: s:uS =. N. 10 1900 m; 1:se
p. m. to 500 p. m; Sunday BY aD
pointment. Phones: office, M. 1885,
residence M. 2453. Office location In
the New PythisD Temple. suite z1s,
Dallas. Texas.
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PHE PATTON CAFE.
S37 w. Central

Has just what you want to eat.
Everything fresh, good cooking and
reasonable prices prevail. Suppose
you try us. .a.,,---s -
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HAVE YOUR HAIR WORK DONE.
BY Mrs. Hattie Garrett. Poro Hair
graduate. Service at my studio.
Phone H. 6399, I'LL North Allen St.
Dallas. Texas. 2-22-u
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Church Notes.

Rev. John Dodd of Tyler was at
his post Sunday with Hebron church.
Excellent service. Money collected
1888. Reports Wesley Chapel good
and effective.
DR.. ]. A. Cooper seems fine at his
self; part of the church exemplified.
Mrs. Matte Halls funeral sermon
was delivered by DR.. P w. Wesley
Sunday. She was put away under
auspices Mosaic Temple of America