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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. Nov. 24-Hogs. receipts
$4,000: estimated tomorrow 6O.OOO;
opened csc higher; closed steady to 25c
lower than Friday: practical top late.
400: bulk 1850 % 1900: heavy 1860 ~
400: medium 1875 a 400; light 1850 %
1890: light light 1925 q 1878: heavy
packing sows. smooth 1900 q 1850;
packing sows rough. 1850 a 1900; pigs
1900 n 1850.
Cattle, receipts $4,000 estimated to-
morrow 10000: finn. Beef stecrs-me,,
dunn and heavyweight: choice ana
prime 1900 Gp 5000: medium and good
1000 a 1900: common $50 a 1860;
lightweight. good and choice. 1865 q
1850: common and medium rs ~ 1900;
butcher cattle: hcircrs Gao q 1900: COWS
G25 a. 1925: Gamers and cutters 5S5 Or
695. Veal calves 1000 q 1925: feeder
steers 700 n 1900: Stockcr steers 600 GP
l05O. western ram 60 steers 725 a. 1900:
cows and hcifcrs 625 a 1850.
Sheep. receipts $1,000; estimated TO,
morrow $4,000: firm; lambs 1850 "a 1915;
culls and common SIS a. 1895: ewes;
medium. good and choice. 700 % $50;
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". J. woLLMAN d cos,
CLOSING STOCK LETTER.
CBy private wire to A. f. Masten & Co..

Nby private wire 10 A. T. MdSten q CO..
NEW YORK. Nov. 24.-Thc stock
market again showed firm undertone
today. Trading was not heavy accord
ing to the standards Of these days, but
there was a good character or buying
and any sort OF bullish news concerning
any stock bad an immediate price in
fucnce. Equipment stocks showed
strength. and oils were firm. Coppers
showed early weakness but made some
recovery. The market was inclined to
take it for granted that coal strike
settlement was at hand and unless this
serves correct there will be disappoint-
ment. Call money was at seven percent
all day and tho market vast orderly
enough 10 satisfy the most critical fed
cral reserve official. 1t still looks as II
the rails were receiving less consider
alton than they merit
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RITTER. EGGS. CHEESE.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2f.-Buttcr urn
creamery higher than extras. TdEs " a. a.
crrnmrr extras (92 sCorc) 10; firsts G3
{, ~; packing stock. current make num-
her ., 50 a. 50h.
Eggs strong; fresh gathered extras.
So a So; extra firsts - % 81; hrsts -
IS; state. Pennsylranin and nGLrny
SS to 1000: do. ordinary 10 prime % %
~. state. Pennsylvania and nearby, hen,
merry browns IS Hr, %; do. gathered
browns and mixed colors, 81 a HS.
Cheese easy; state whole milk lla,s'
nrrrarc run BIN a. 80; state. whole
milk twins current make. specials 81 =
a. 81; do. average run 81, -.
Live poultry weak; chickens 90 % 81
fowls Is a %: old roostcrs ~: turkeys
~ a As; chickens Is q 40. Flour uh'
Saitlni
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BIG PYTH1AN DoIN9S

Spccial Dispatch TO The IntelIigencer.
CLARKSBURG. Nov. 24-Onc thous-
and I'ythians gathered here tonight from
various central West Virginia points
and participated In an elaborate cerS
nnniil session held by Tau Temple 1863
Of the Dramatic Order of knights or
Khorassan ut which scvcniy-iirc candi-
dates were initiated. United States Sen
ator Howard Sutherland, of Elklns, was
an honorary guest.
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2+.-Thcrc was no
,,,,,,,nI.ss in raw sugars today with tho
irndo still unsettled and awaiting fur
thcr Developments in connection with
cIny!crnmcnt control. New crop. how
Cycr, continue strong with prices al
,.nn:inI, Prices for old crops We're UNI
changed Mt 7.2S for centrifugal to the
rcfinCr. ,,,,,,,,r,nd
with the demand still active and much
in excess Of the supply. Prices were I'M
u y at DC for fine granulatcd.
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sucCuMBED TO INJURY

Special Dispatch to The Intelligencer:
CLARkSBURG, w. Va, Nov. 24-A1-
ter lingering ten days with broken
back received when struck by freight
train on trcstle near here. Pcarle
Townsend, 10. an emplOyc OF the Con-
soIiIation Coal company, Is dead. hav-
ing SuCcumbcd last evening in hospi-
tai. He WAS i son of Carl Townsend,
of AdamStpn.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

are sdffenng with rheuma.
tism. Nest important discovery Of th0
age. A herb that actually drives thu
tirely out Of the system People write
US and say they are astounded at the ~.
suits. especially on the kidneys. Just
think Of the money making possibilities:
postpaid, 10 pounds IS express paid.
rheumatism Herb Coz Venice. califor-
MIA m1.1S.I
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PITTSBURGH. Nov. 24.-Cattle lower
supply 30 cars. Prime 1900 % 1925;
nri,nc wrthcrS $50 a. 1925: culls and
common 800 a 400; lambs 900 q 1850;
veal calves 1900 q 1900.
Hogs. lower; supply 10 double decks.
Prime hcavies liUO; MEDIUMS heaEg
workers., light workers and pigs 1925;
ughs 1000 q 1900.
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NJ pASO Nov, 2i--Thc trlHI py CUuT
r,artiol Of General Felipe Angeles. the
CHA leader, who was captured recently
nn a'r' Tarral, began today, according 10
IN announcement by Andres 6. Garcla,
consul general at III l'aSn. 70 ue Sars
NJ the proceedings had reached MT. Har
cia mn TO a late hour today.
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my GOODS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2+.--Cotton goouS
orG earns today were stcadier, with
t an" quiet. dress goods were offered
for fail with slight change in prices prices
ijrhtwcight burlaps were easier. Trad
crs in textiles hesitat"d Soncwhat III
consequence Of pcnding demands iof
wage increases.
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Smell out tho names Of the little OBJ
jects. Then add and subtract as mar
Gated by the signs, and resulting letters
will smell the Christian name of an en-
President OF the United States.
ANSWER TO NO. $50.
To make change for any purchase un-
der n dollar the children must nave
had S coins amounting to 80 cents. VIZ.
so cents, 70 cents, 10 cents. nlcKles'
2-ccnt piece and pennies.
Downright, 1919, by Sam Loyd.O
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DEMOCRATS TO MEET

WASHINGTON. Nov. 24--The Demo-
cratic national committee and the wom-
ans associate committee were called by
National Chairman Cummings today to
meet here January 10 fix time Tor
the national convention next year.
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WANTED-Mals

wArrEu-Two neat appearing young
men between the ages Of IL and q to
represent large corporation and travel
with manager. See N. X. AckeIVey'
Grand Central hotel, between S-l1 q IN,
and "a p. m. no1en
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pTTROhEuM,
.rnr1.ES ON TRIAL

OIL CITY. Pa. NOV. 2i.-Crcdintr pa pa
ShinTn~nts n, COS: average 43.99S.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Restaurant dumb waiter;
one Bonster gasoline station: one 2 h.
D. gasoline engine; one butchers ice
box; several bars. with faucets and all
one extra large baker; oak
wash stands 81 each; lot Of good shelv-
four large National cash registers. We
buy and sell goods Of all descriptions.
Tool Store. 1O31-33 Market street Phone
2y75-J. n-2t-m
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FOE sALE-2OO feet Of 8-inch pipe; 200

feet Of G Inch pipe; zoo feet Of 5-inch
pipe; zoo feet Of 3-inch pipe; 500 feet
of 2-inch pipe; 500 feet Of ~ inch pipe;
200 feet Of ! Y inch pipe: 500 feet Of l.
Inch pipe; also two deep well pumps:
small size pump. We have q lot OF
burnside stove; also large line Of pipes
and connections and valves. etc. Tool
Store 1031-33 Market street. phone
2975-J. n-24-m
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wANTED-l5 Laborers. Apply II once.
Wheeling building Material Co. Pen
insua. noIoH
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man or boy to run
elevator. Davis, Burkham Tyler GO:
no26-g
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Now, Then! STAFF AN a uoN w. 49, 49, ros.,
Pull all together lNlELLlGENNEA T-,I
for GREATER ''WANT ADJ leiepnone
WHEELING. WORKING FOR YOU so or 90
PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK.

culls and common 800 q SIS; brecdin
$50 n 1925.
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McCoY-On Saturday. November IL
1919. at $50 o'clock p. m. At his l2te
residence. No. 26 Maple avenue, Woo.
lawn, WILLIAM MCCOY, In the win
year Of his age.
PC Maple avenue, WoodIawn. on
Tuesday afternoon at 500 O'Clock.
Friends of the family respectfully IN
vitcd To attend. Interment private In
Greenwood cemetery.
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CORPORATION REQUIRES IL
SERvICES or A HIGH CLASS
BUSINESS MAN AS STATE NA1.
AGER PoR WEST V30IM1A.
MUST BE ABLE TO PU10KA11
SMALL INTEREST. THIS - ~
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORx0413x
FOR THE RIGHT Man. A114Y
MCCLURE HOTEL. ASK 1o3 -
GARRETT. nozo-h
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WANTED.
WANTED-Salesmen
5AY.ERMAK

SALEShdAH
We Require two high class Sa1oUA10
for W. va. Excellent opportunity 70
make big money. For particulars 80
Mr.. Garrett, Mcclure Hotel. no25-h
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FOR sALE-Ferrets. White or brown.
all sizes. w. G. Sedan. 4s-17th St
n.SA-h
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DIED

RoDENBAcK-on Saturday. November
%. 1919. at $3.50 o'clock p. m. Il me
residence OF her daughter, MS. Wits
Parshall. No. 70 Sixteenth street,
ELIZABETH. wife Of tho late VII.
liam J. Rodenbach. IN her 6Sth year.
Funeral services on Tuesday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock. Friends invited 70
attend. Interment In Greenwood
cemetery.
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PERSONAL
LOST and FOUND

LoST-Monday afternoon. Pink Cameo
breast pin between Howard street
KirKwood, and Liberty theatre, Wheel
ing. Liberal Reward. Mrs. Frank CoSs
GlS Howard street. no25-i
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LoST-GoId cuff link with diamond
setting. with initials FIR. G. Co. J. L.
l.. Finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving At lntclligenCer office. n-22-m
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PROPERTY
ASSETS


these bonds the quick the Brown
tangible applicable
in of
of OOOOO
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FOE 1ALE-To settle an estate; brick
building; rooms and bath; gas, side
entrance and yard. II sold at once
$4,000. Phone 1852. n-2z-m
PoR sALR-First class millinery store.
Will sell cheap. Mrs. L. A Watson,
phone Martins Ferry 175-M. NIT
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HISTORY AND BUSINESS

The Brown Company founded 1852 the largest
beaced shc fibre pulp and kraft wrapping paper and 1t also
n lumber and allied products Sales recent have aVerae
600 annually operations in Canada conducted through
Corporation Canada of which the Brown Company owns all IN
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EARNINGS

of the Brown Company certified by MGs Nes Ncs Gen
after depreciation and tere
od interest this issue and for the las
have times the interest this
Corporation for the last three
$5O76l7.
the been
4456 and by the Brown
during the three $272,6l7.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-07-12
CORSICANA.

Corsicana, Texas, July 10.-Rev.
McDade made flying trip to Dali
las last week.
Mrs. Doshie Elliott is visiting her
daughter, in TT. Worth this week.
Quite number of the over seas boys
have returned home.
Mr.. James Lewis was called to
Dallas, last week on account of the
death of his niece, Ruby Moody. He
was also elected delegate TO the
ELECTORAL college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallas are having
their beautiful home repaired on S.
4th street.
Rev. A. L. Moore of the First Bap-
fist church is on the sick list.
Hon. Kelly Miller delivered his
famous address at the First Baptist
church, July 4th. Hon. w. T. YER
non lectured at the A. M. q. church
last week. Miss Eugenia Dykes of
Kerens, was in the city last week
visiting Miss johnson. Rev. L. Nor
gan filled the pulpit at First Baptist
church Sunday. The Royal Family
is holding its annual session in the
city this week. Mrs. McNorton OF
TT. Worth was with the Missionary
Women of the Sixth Avenue Baptist
church. Mrs. Lula Mae has been
on the sick list for or 10 days
Mr.. r. w. McKennery was operated
on last week at the P. & S. hospital
He is doing nicely. Mrs. Dora Will
liams is at home again after spend
ing few days at Marlin in search
of health.
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Burnett, National organizer Of the
Madam C. ]. Walker System was
here last week. She spoke at the
c. NJ. u. chuch Friday night.
Mrs. Ella Mulligan Of N. Okmulgee
avenue, is visiting friends in Mus
kogee.
Mrs. CATHERINE Branham and
daughter, Miss G. t. Branham, Tyler,
Texas, are spending happy days in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willie
Williams of 1880 N. Choctaw st.
The OlSmulgee Red Socks crossed
bats with the Ada bail team, July
4, and 6. The Red Socks brought
the bacon home.
A birthday party was given Thurs
day evening at the residence Of Mrs.
Lue Allen. w. 9th street, in honor
Of little Ernestine Armstrong, eleven
of her little friends enjoyed the oc-
casion.
Services were well attended at all
the city churches Sunday.
Mrs. Blanche Lee was called tc
Corsicana, Texas, Sunday by reason
of illness of her sister.
Miss Florence Curry departed fol
her summer vacation.
Mr.. J. B. Hughes Of Tulsa, is here
on business.
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OKLAHOMA.

Oklahoma City, Okla, July 10-We
were blessed with splendid rain
Saturday, July 9Th which added much
to farming prospects.
The Tuskegee Singers were in the
City Wednesday night and rendered
excellent service at the Calvary Bap-
church, each one was star.
Rev. B. F. Westbrooks of Indian
apolis, Indiana, is in the city. He
worshiped with the Calvary Baptist
church and the Bethlehem Baptist
church ION Hickory Avenue) Sunday.
Mr.. r. d. Guy spent few days
in the city last week, he was at one
time connected with the Edwards
Undertaking Parlors, this city under
the Firm name of Edwards and Guy
He was here on business.
The X. of P's are making unlimited
preparation to entertain their guests
in their annual meeting and special
arrangements are being made for
Mr.. Roscoe Conklin Simmons who we
are expecting here.
Mr.. Capp Jefferson of this city
delivered a forceful lecture to the
Building Laborers Protective Union
June 10Th. 1 am informed that he
at least brought up the rear, but
Mr.. Jefferson has son of 10 years
that is putting his dad, in the back
grounds, when it comes to oratory
Branch Bruce Jefferson (his som
is to the children of his age whaf
Roscoe Conklin Simmons. Kelley Mil
Ter, w. E. B. Dubois are to the
4 grown-ups.
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CAMERON.

Cameron, Texas, July 10.-Many Of
Our soldier boys returned home last
week. A swell party was given by
Mrs. NJ. Edwards in honor of her
sic on last Friday night. Miss Bes-
sic Woods returned home last week
and will spend the summer here.
Prof. C. Kelley and Mr.. R. Hoyle
attended the A. M. Il. Convention at
Austin last week. The Odd Fellows
gave a big reception at Masonic hall,
Saturday night. Large crowds will
attended the associations at Rock
dale and Hampstead, this week. Mr..
w. C. Johnson and Mrs. e. Cox will
represent the Cameron Grove Baptist
church. Hon. G. w. Sledge and
many others attended the big F. /. S.
encampment at Branchville, Satur-
day and Sunday. Miss Mabel Ten
non of Rockdale was in the city last
week on business. Mrs, Taylor Of
Brennan spent a few days here last
week. Mrs. c. B. Ivoy Of Galveston
spent last week here with friends.
The Cameron base ball team is
well organized and is ready for work.
Mr.. |. Passed. is manager and Fred
Bennette, Captain. They have a
hard game on for the 23rd OF this
month.
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CORPUS CHRISTI.

Corpus Christi, Texas, July TO-
Mrs. Blanche Everett, sister of Mr.
Sam Beverly is in the city from
San Antonio, visiting Mrs. Beverly.
Mr.. A. Merriweather of San Antonio
spent the 4th in the city.
Miss Lille Bell Callahan is home
from Jennings, La, where she has
been for two years in the employment
of the government. Miss Callahan
plans on going to California, this
summer.
Mrs. Callahan was called suddenly
to Kingsville, where she found her
son, Sgt. Percy Callahan very sick.
He was brought home and is now
greatly improved.
Mr.. Il. NJ Mack is reported sick.
The 4th of July was quietly spent
by all the citizens of c. G.
The minstrel given by Mr.. Jim
Pruitt assisted by local talent ap-
peared on the night of July 4th at
Pilgrim Hall to a crowded house.
Mrs. Gertrude Williams is attend
ing the Conclave of the Ancient Or
der at Marshall, Texas. Mrs. Will
liams plans to visit relatives in New
Orleans and other places.
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GIIMER.

Gilmer, Texas, July 10.--District
Court convened here Monday, quite
crowd of out of town folks were
Ia the city. Mr.. Jim Smith. an aged
citizen If Summerfield died last Mon
dav night.
Mrs. Sarah Smith visited in Pitts
burg. last Saturday Messrs. Walter
Edward, Levi Craig, Manor Turner
and Bud Smart have returned from
over seas to the delight of their
many friends. Madam Matte Hagler
and Katherine Middleton visited in
Tongview last week. Misses Mary
Mangrunl of Dallas and Smith Of
Winnsboro are visiting relatives and
friends here
Quite a crowd from Winnsboro,
and Pittsburg attended the picnic.
The w. Fl. M. Society opened the
weeks rally by a successful SUD-
ner. Rev. Bike. P. e.. of Pittsbnrs
District held his quarter last Sun
day. He preached IN able sermon
on not heing deceived. Services were
well attended ut all the churches
Row. Prince. P. c.. A. M. f. TayIor's
Chapel report great meeting. Rev
w. L. Dickson, preached for him
QUITE crowd OF GiImerites visited
ut st. James last Sunday. whore the
hoard was in session. financial re-
rart 1888 90. Mr.. VIM. Cannon donat-
cd to A. Ingram $100 which was
hishlv approached. Mr. Releford
andrews visited home folk last Sun
| dav.
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of Marshall, Texas, and Miss Mamie
Thompson OF this city was married
Sunday at II o'clock at the home of
the brides parents, Mrs. Harriet
Thompson. Mr.. Sam Mcintosh of
Lodi, Texas, and Mrs. Allie Morrow
of this city was married in Jefferson,
Saturday evening. Mrs. Mary Ann
Johnson entertained with a recep-
ton dinner Sunday.
Mr.. Henry Wiley, who has been
for fourteen months with the A. F..
r.. in France has arrived safely from
over seas having been honorably
discharged is now rejoicing with his
wife, Mrs. Laura Wiley, Mr.. Pres
ton Johnson is home from New Mexi-
co on furlough for thirty days.
Mr.. Elijah Green, who has been sta
toned with the A. +. f. in France
for the last fourteen months has ar
rived safely from overseas and hav-
ing been honorably discharged is
with his mother, Mrs. Susan Green,
who rejoice to know that God well
answered her prayers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex hurry and friends are rejoicing
over the arrival of their son, Otis
hurry, who has been with the A. 70.
f., in France for fourteen months
having been honorably discharged is
back home rejoicing with friends and
other relatives. Mr.. Ephraim Rober-
son and wife of the st. Louis, Mo-,
are here attending his father, Deacon
Robertson, who is in very poor
health. Service at the First Bap-
fist church Sunday was excellent
both day and night.
Don't forget to see Mrs. L. Wash
ington, for your paper.
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TEXAS TOWNS
b.

meeting in Clarendon, and returned
home Friday and preached a noble
sermon to crowded house Sunday
evening. Mrs. Jessie Goodwin and
daughter are visiting in Chicago,
also little Miss Detie Dixon. Mrs.
Sarah McCampbell and Miss Maree
McCampbell had a joyful 4th in
Clarendon. Mr.. and Mrs. John Olson
are visiting in Phoenix. Ariz.
Miss Sallie Jackson of Paris is in
the city. Prof. Wright hos returned
from Galveston. Mrs. Cora Williams
has returned from Cameron. Mrs.
Nellie Lewis left for Clay, Texas.
Mr.. Sam Brown has returned from
France.
Want Your Patronage.
/ shall again take charge OF the
old stand No. 200 Harrison street,
known as the Moore Hotel. And
will begin business at once and you
can rest assured that you will be
treated right. We shall give the
best service and the best meals, the
prices will demand the best respect.
Ladies need not be afraid to call
you will be treated strictly first-class.
Il. Moore, Prop.
Amarillo, Texas.
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JONES PRAIRIE.

Jones Prairie, Texas, July los.
S. well attended with Supt. VIM. Will
lams and his aTmor bearers on the
job After a brief discussion on the
lesson the classes reported $500.
Banner class No. 8. The lesson was
then reviewed by DR.. P. B. Oldham
of B. N. College. We are always
glad to have great leaders with u.s.
After adjournment from Sunday
school, five minutes, we were found
back at our post to listen at DR..
Oldham deliver the third anniversary
sermon of our beloved pastor, Rev.
]. r. Atkinson, he spoke from Joshua
.1:1 be strong and courageous cur
souls are still on fire. Total col
lection both day and night $4O.96.
Mr.. Henry Holloway is back from
France and is at his post of service.
We also received message from Mr..
]. ]. Whiteside that he has landed in
u. s. A.
Miss Avery of Cameron was with
us also Bro. j. w. Whiteside and
wife. let the Express come.
Madam Odom and Jones enter
tanned the social set Monday and
Tuesday of Ennis. being the guest
Of honor. Misses H. M. Frames, e.
l.. Thomas and Mrs. Geo. Foster SER
we'd luncheon to Mrs. Turner.
Miss Lorena Phillips attended the
Women's State Federation of Calves
ton the 3rd, 4th and 5th.
Miss II. M. Frame, royalty enter
tanned Mrs, Turner Of Ennis, Texas
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GAINESVILLE.

Gainesville, Texas, July 10.--July
has brought us it's usual amount of
heat and sunshine, but it has not
stop the progress of the church work
here. Services the well attended.
Mrs. Lou Hamilton is home from Ell
Paso, where she has been visiting
her daughter, Beulah,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Brown spent
Sunday at Ladonia, Texas, with rela-
tives.
Quite number of the Gainesville
populace spent the fourth in Sanger,
Texas. They reported a very nice
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winchester left last
Monday night for some point in Mich
igan.
The wedding of Miss Ruth Mcneil
and Mr.. Calvin Nicholson, which
took place last Monday night at Mt,
Olive Baptist church was swell
affair. Everything was on the dart,
Rev. B. ]. Brown, officiating. The
happy couple left Monday night for
Bonham, Texas, which will be their
home. We wish for them, much joy.
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PONTA.

Ponta, Texas, July 10.-Miss Susie
Cleaver and little Thelma, who has
been i'll for the last few weeks are
rapidly improving
Privates Arthur Mitchell end John
Thompson made their return from
France on the 4th.
Prof. w. ". Cleaver and Miss Ari-
iona Cox left for Longview. Wednes-
day where they will attend the sum-
mer normal.
Mrs. Mary Conner. who has been
i'll for several weeks is much better
at this writing. Mrs. Adline Stewart
is<now on the sick list. Mrs. Azelia
Sims left Monday for Milford, Texas,
where she will meet her husband,
who has been in France for 10
months
See Miss Trudie Stewart the sub
agent for The Dallas Express, she
has them for sale every Saturday
in North Ponta.
Miss Mary and little Miss Hughie
Hardeway are on the sick list Mrs.
Mary Wales is convalescent.