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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-11-08
TAYLOR.

Taylor, Texas, Nov. 6.-Memorial
services for the late Mrs. Harriet
Weekly were held Sunday afternoon
at the Mt. Aria Baptist church.
Mrs. Mary Slaughter has moved
into the house recently vacated by
Mrs. G. w. Collins.
Rev. G.. w. Anderson returned from
weeks visit with his family at
Waco.
Rev. e. NJ. Norton, suffered a par
tial stroke Of paralysis but is some
what improved.
Mr.. Robert Van Zandt arrived from
Fort Worth and left Sunday with his
family for visit with his father at
Manchaca. Mr.. Vernon Anthony left
Sunday for Marshall to enter Bishop
college.
Mrs. A. H. Lafond of Houston, was
the guest of Prof. and Mrs. o. l..
Price Sunday. She was en- route to
her school work at Swinson's Grove
this county.
Rev. P. H. Jackson visited Tenn
pie, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Howard, Messrs.
R. e. Lott, c. NJ. Reese and Grant
Lewis visited the Cotton Palace at
Waco
Miss Bessie Hicks left for Palestine,
on account Of the death of a rela-
tive.
Mrs. Fannie Clark left for an in
definite stay at Hillsboro.
Mr.. Earl Davis arrived from Ben
Arnold.
Mr.. Nat Williams of Dallas was
here the past week on business.
Mr.. John Berry arrived home Sat
urday from sojourn Of more than
a month in the west.
Little Miss Eddie Livingston of
Hearne, left for her home after a
visit here with her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Kicks.
Mrs. G. w. Carter of Waxahachie,
was the guest of Miss Amanda Vann
en- route to Georgetown. Little Miss
Cora Burns is home after a visit
with her father. Mr.. Reuben Burns
at Dallas. Mrs. Esther Johnson is
recovering nicely after an operation
performed at Flockinger's sanitari-
UNI.
Lieut.. Taylor is here operating
moving picture showing the activities
of the Negro soldiers in the army.
Mr.. Robert Woods left for Graball
on account Of the death of one of his
children.
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PONTA.

Ponta, Texas, Nov. Con the
night Of the 22nd Of October, Mr..
Abron Wagner, one Of the Colored
citizens of Reklaw died of heart fail
ure, having worked in the field the
previous day. He was laid to rest
in Macedonia cemetery Oct. Oath.
The entire community tenders the
bereaved our tender sympathy in
sadness.
The fourth quarterly conference
held with Plainview C. NJ. e. church,
was a success, all reports going in
round. Rev. DR.. MoseleY has served
these years with unusual ability and
with an unspotted character long may
such men live.
The tolling Of the bell at the C.
NJ. E. church shocked everybody to
learn of the almost sudden death of
Mrs. Lucy Ann Cox, who died on the
goth day Of Oct. at Q o'clock a. IN.
Mrs. Cox was very sick as everybody
supposed she had only been chilling
and at the time of her death she
had what is supposed to be a con-
gestive chill and she died before
medical aid could reach her. She
leaves one son and a husband, Mr..
Jerry A. Cox and a sister, Mrs. Alice
Young, two brothers and a host of
other relatives and friends who sur
vive her. We extend these relatives
our sincere sympathy in their sad
ness.
Mr.. A. P. Price of Rosser, attended
the funeral of his sister. Mrs. Lucy
Ann Cox who died here on the Both,
of October. He left Saturday on the
T. & N. o. for his home.
Mr.. A. d. Cleaver visited in Dallas,
last week. Mr.. Ben Williams of
Jacksonville, his old home on the
LIST inst.
Rev. ]. T. Taylor of Quinlin paid
Ponta a visit in the Goth and re-
turned home on the LIST of November.
Mrs. Fannie Hardeway has had
her house remodeled which adds
much to the appearance.
Rev. Chas. H. Simms Of Dallas, de-
livered the Memorial sermon to the
church of God at Iron Hill.
Mr.. P. B. Hicks visited in Jackson
Vile, on Business last week in the in
terest of the Modern Colorel garage
to be located there some time in near
future.
Mrs. Rana Kyle and Mrs. Allie B.
is on the sick list at this
The Colofed people of Ponta, are
planning TO put in local telephone
line ard contemplates exteneing il
to Quincy.
Me3S-s. 1sltson Polk AM James
Fulgem of Trawick has heeo in this
place remoJeiing Mrs. Fannie Harde-
ways residence and returned home
on the first of this month.
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MAY PEARL.

May Pearl, Texas, Nov. 6.-Sunday
school was fine at Canaan Sunday,
the lesson was ably discussed at 2
p. m, Rev. Jones of Mart mounted
the wall and preached a noble SER
mon from John 1925. Sister Leatha
Williams is still sicklisted also sis
ter Martha Hall is reported not any
better. Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
Anderson, girl. Mr.. I. ]. Jackson
made flying trip to Marshall, Sat
urday. Mrs. Ira Richardson is on
the sick list. Rev. P. H. Baker wor-
SHIPPED at Simpleton, Sunday. Rev.
c. Thomas filled his appointment at
Red Oak, Sunday, the rally is still on
at Canaan, next Sunday promises to
to be banner day. The health of
our community is very good.
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PARIS.

Paris, Texas, Nov. 6.-Halloween
was celebrated by many people Fri
day night. 1t was a time when wom-
en- had a chance to darn mems
clothes and every woman you met
had them on.
The funeral services of Mrs. Rose
Debron were conducted from st. Paul
Baptist church, Friday, Oct. 81, be-
ing one of the most faithful members
Of that church the funeral was large
ly attended. The Daughters of Tab
or had charge. The Senior class gave
a Halloween entertainment Friday
night at the residence of Mrs. Joe
Glass for the benefit of the Domestic
Science department of the G. H. S.
The pupils of the high school de-
partment are practicing an Indian
play to be rendered soon.
The memorial services rendered at
Mt. Zion M. e. church were very
impressive. Rev. Glider deserves
great credit for introducing this feat
ure in the church. Mr.. Jno. Wooten
lost one of his daughters this week,
she had diptheria.
Mr.. Mitchell of Sherman visited
Miss Alma Hardimon this week.
A very impressive memorial service
was held at Mt. Zion M. E. church
Sunday, the following members who
have died during the year were me-
morialized: w. Fl. Blackburn, H. B.
Higgins, ]. L. Powell, Safronia John
son, Henry Langford. Marguerite
Smith, Bette Dawkins, Mary Fobbs,
Mickens Young.
Mr.. viii Debrow of San Antonio is
in the city. He came to attend the
funeral of his mother. Mrs. Rose
Debrow.
Rev. j. w. Glider went to Missis-
sippi to attend centenary meeting.
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FORNRY.

Forney. Texas: Nov. 6.-Sunday
school was largely attended at all
churches Sunday.
Rev. Weaver of Terrell, Texas.
preached a noble sermon at Mt.
Zion Sunday night. Mrs. l. Cook
made flying trip to Terrell, Sunday.
Mt Zion church raised $50. Rev.
Macky is able to be up again by the
help of the good Lord. Rev. Heron
was at his post
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SHERMAN.

Sherman, Texas, Nov. 6.-Payne
Chapel A. M. =. church, Rev. B. f.
Boggers, pastor was at a high mark
Sunday. H. ID. Taylor with his staff
of officers were on time with a live
Sunday school well attended. The
pastor conducted love feast at IL a.
m, which was enjoyed by all. The
A. G. q. League under the leadership
Of Miss Willie Steward is taking on
new life. The pastor preached a
noble sermon at 1880 D. m. The
Lords supper was administered You
are always welcome at Payne Chapel.
Mr. Alfred Jones and Mrs. Manda
FISHER were united in holy matrimony
NOV ISL Rev. b. f. Boggers, Off
ciated.
Rev. ]. J. Hardeman of st. James
M. e., will preach his closing SER
mon night OF 9Th inst, leave for his
annual conference 18th inst, at Yoak-
KUN. The District Superintendent.
Rev. ID. G. Lacey occupied the pulpit
at both morning. and evening services
IND inst. at st. James NJ e. church.
Mrs. Clara Dyer and little girl have
returned from funeral of her hus-
bands grand mother, Mrs. Phillis
JouHSOn OF Far1S.
Madams Mary Craft and Hattie
Smith Of Denton, visited Mrs. Hettie
Jones Venters.
Mr.. Y. w. C. Smith and wife. the
expert clock and watch repairer are
living in the city. They formerly
lived in Oklahoma.
Mr. Willie Bates is able to be at
MS work again. Miss Chas. Etter
Houston will open her school 18th
inst, in Cherokee, Okla.
Mr. Ed. Copeland and wife and
MISS Ethel Mae Harris left 3rd inst.
Tor Wichita Falls, their future home
Mr.. Arthur Preston, now of Law
ton, Okla, is visiting his mother. Mrs.
Nancy Nelson. Mr.. It. w. Williams
is visiting his mother and relatives.
Mrs. Pearl Copeland returned from
Okmuigee, where she went to ioin
her husband. Prof. w. F. Bledsoe
.. M. of U. 3. f., delivered grand adj
dress afternoon End inst. at Har-
mony Baptist, to a large crowd of
members of u. B. F. and s M IT
Quite a large crowd was at union
depot including children to bid adieu
to Mrs. Maria Douglass and children
who left on the End.
FREQ Douglas new school to be
erected on old Darnell property will
be handsome brick structure.
Mr.. Bob Pleasant has returned
from visit of relatives in Hender-
son, Pine Hill, Nacogdoches and San
Augustine.
MISS Mary Hughley is sicklisted.
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TYLER.

Tyler, Texas, Nov. 6-Mr. Sam
Manning left last week for Chicago.
to enter school
Prof. T. z. Osborne of Rockwell is
visiting his mother. Mrs. Osborne and
sisters. Mrs. M. M. Grimes and Mrs.
Novel.
Katie Cumby. aged Is. died Satur-
day, Nov. 1. following an operation
for appendicitis.
Mr.. G. III. Jones made brief busi-
ness trip to okmulgee. Okla.
All of the Smith County teachers
following the close Of the institute
last week left Saturday for their
school opening In all parts of the
country. Nov. 3rd.
Mr.. j. c. Long, manager Peoples
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PINELAND.

Pineland, Texas, Nov. 6.--Services
were good Sunday at Evergreen Bap-
fist church. The pastor. Rev. Lem
mons was unable to hold his church
conference Saturday night. Bro. R.
Wade, Bro. I. Riley, Bro. G. R.Byrd,
Sister, /. B. Ruffin returned from the
4th quarterly conference which was
held at Bethel G. M. e. church Sat
urday and Sunday, reports fine ses-
sion. Bro. Wade returned sick.
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LAWTON.

Dawton, OKLA, Nov. 6.-The Colored
Wilson'S Blue Bell Minstrel and
vaudeville entertained the audience
at the Orpheum Theater last Thurs
day night. The entertainment was
given by Federal labor union No.
1886.
Rev. Mason preached a noble ser
mon at the A. NJ. E. church Sunday
morning and the amount raised was
$2500
Rev. Seals, pastor of Barnett
Chapel leaves soon for annual con-
ference which convenes in Oklahoma
City, Nov. 9Th, also Mrs. Felicia
Strauther and Rev. f. ]. Strauther.
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LADONIA.

Ladonia, Texas, Nov. 6.--Mrs. Ann
Valley an old citizen Of this place
departed this life Saturday, Oct. IS,
1919 at the residence of her daughter
and the home of the deceased also
for a number of years. Mrs. Dinah
Holm the deceased leaves a host
Of grand children and great grand
children and four children to grieve
for her. She was about 80 years of
age, the remains were buried at Mt.
Zion cemetery, Oct. goth.
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MAN SHOOTS WIFE.

Pittsburg, Texas, Nov. 6.-Last
Sunday night, about 1880 or II
o'clock, Mr.. T. T. Thompson, shot
his wife, Mrs. Ceilie Thompson, with
a shot gun. It is said that three Of
the victims ribs are fractured. No
thing definite OF the circumstances
leading up to the shooting Is known.
Sheriff Carpenter arrived on the
scene and placed Thompson under
arrest and he Is now held in jail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson are active
in church social and civic circles.
Train Wrecks.
The East bound passenger train
No. "a wrecked Sunday night be-
tween Cypress and Cason, no one
was injured.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Davis have let
contract for their 5-room cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Essie Trammel, these
two contestants are both live wires
and will both strive for the magis-
trate.
The st. Paul Baptist church has
voted the pastor, Rev. T. e. George,
Sr., a several weeks vacation.
The Colored band which filled an
engagement with the whites for ten
nights service held it's meeting Mon
lay night, adjusted all claims and
paid each man.
School Notes.
The following schools opened Mon
day, Oct. 9th and Nov. 3rd, Union
Chapel. Prof w. d. Gray and wife,
Rocky Mound; Prof. McKoy; Mrs.
r. Z. Randall, Bird place to be sup
piled, Garfield; Mrs. Edna Strickland.
These schools are supplied with ex-
cellent teachers and indicating that
there will be some competent work
done through the cooperation.
Church Notes.
5000 rally is launched at Pine
Bluff, for the 4th Sunday inst, pastor
Jones and the deacon board urges all
members and friends to demonstrate
their church pride in this urgent
effort which will be made for the
purpose of raising money for the
erection of modern parsonage.
The Item Budget Campaign Fund
rally for st. Stephen A. M. Z. church
closes tomorrow night which will be
the climaxing day. Pastor Dunden
will be at his best Sunday, $1,000
is the watch word.
The contest rally at st. Beaulah
divided into two club. ''the True
Blues" leader Mr.. Clyne D. Baker,
who won out in a $1,000 rally at
Wichita Falls, several months ago,
at the Methodist church. The other
club the Willing Workers of the pa
irons, trustees and teachers.
Club Notes.
Mrs. ]. w. Crum entertained the
Mystic Weavers, Friday. Oct. 31st,
5 p. m. to p. m. Mrs. Nettie Davis
entertained the Excelsior Art and Lit
erary club Friday, Oct. 81 at $3.50
p. m, to $3.50 p. m.
Personals.
Mrs. Carrie Carlark left Monday.
Nov. Bird for Tulsa, Oklahoma, for
a three weeks visit. Mr.. T. A.
Aldridge spent days in Tyler last
week where he carried his son,
Leo to enroll at Texas College.
Miss Mae Priscilla Aldridge also
has enrolled at Texas College.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Pird of Detroit,
Michigan, are visiting their mother,
Mrs. Mae Pearl Hearth.
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HUBBARD.

Hubbard, Texas, Nov. 6.-Sunday
school was we'll attended at ali
churches. Rev. H. H. Palmer preach
ed MS farewell sermon today.
Miss Lucille Tilford and Mr.. Willie
Haywood, was quietly married at the
home of the bride last Sunday night.
Mr.. b. Goodloe went to Purdon, Sun
day. Mrs. c, l.. Clay is in the city
visiting relatives. Mrs. Brackens has
returned from Dallas.
Mrs. Rosie Rodgers left for wichita
Falls, where she will make her fu-
ture home. DR.. Russell was over Sat
urday night on business. Public
school will open on the End. Sick
list; Mrs. Georgia Thomas, Mrs.
Ried, Miss Marie Jones, Mrs. Crowd
or
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KELTYS.

Keltys, Texas, Nov. 6.-Sunday
school was well attended. Mrs. Eta
Williams and Matte Larkin were
called to Nacogdoches to the bed
side of their sister. Mr.. Lonnie Will
liams and Tom Wallace have return
ed from Keeville Mrs. Eliza Boldon
has returned from Bucks after
spending a few days with relatives
and friends. Mr.. Dement, Charlton
has returned from Houston, after
spending several months with rela-
tives. Mr.. and Mrs. Hollie Clayton
motored to Pollak. Mrs. Adline Nc
Adams and son, Milton have return
ed from Nacogdoches. Mr.. ]. NJ. Ken
needy is on the sick list.
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JONES PRAIRIE.

Jones Prairie, Texas, Nov. 6.-Sun-
day was fair day at Harland Chapel
a fine sermon was preached by ]. A.
Rucker, the collection was good.
Lurenzy Jones, who has almost been
past seeing and under the treatment
of a special eye doctor for sore eyes,
for the last two months is able to
be out again now. Hereafter the
Express will be found each Saturday
and Sunday at the home of Mrs. Will
lie Freeman, price cents.
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WEST.

West, Texas, Nov. 6.-Mr. James W.
Bartlett opened his school on the
Srd. Rev. G. w. Lily was at his
post last Sunday. Mrs. Sallie Will
llams, Mrs. Rode Roads. Mrs. Lusia
Allen. Mrs. Susie Washington, Miss
0. M. Smith made a flying trip to
Abbott, Texas. Mr.. Levi Hall visited
Waco last Sunday. Mr.. F. ]. Tot
ten made flying trip to Waco, last
week. Mrs. Lizzie Ridert was the
guest of Mrs. Mollie Smith, Sunday.
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THE DALLAS EXPRESS DALLAs TEXAS s aaaEaAoN 1vqun1vs

ceived the banner.
Mr.. Newt Tate and daughter made
trip to Monroe, La.
Mrs. Jessie Sanders has been on
the sick list for some days. She
will receive her weekly payment from
Prof. Blair insurance.
Prof. ]. E. Battles lefa for the
county institute last week and from
there to open his school.
Mrs. l.. Minner and family have
moved to Terrell.
The public school opened two
weeks ago with an enrolment Of 90,
Prof. A. M. Blair, principal; Mrs. M
c. Blair, first assistant: new teach
ers, will be elected in a few days.
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MCKINNEY.


Mckinney, Texas, Nov. 6.-Mrs. N.
L. Johnson left Tuesday for Bishop
College, where her son. Tom will
enter school. Mr.. Robert johnson
Of Dallas, visited his mother and
brother, Sunday, Mrs. Addie Williams
and Jettie e. johnson. Mr.. J. w.
Crome was in the city last week,
the guest Of his daughter. Mrs. N.
L. Johnson, Mrs. Bell Swan visited
Mrs. Malta Jackson in Dallas last
week. Mrs. Bessie Evans, Mr.. George
Washington were united in marriage.
Miss zead Linzy, Mr.. Jewell Foster
were united In marriage. Mrs. Jssle
Timons. Mr.. ANDREW wadley we're
married Nov. /. Sick listed, Mr..
Walter Macksel, Miss Katie Robertson.
Mrs. Love Robertson. Mrs. Normal
Owens is up again.
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LAYTON.

Lawton, Texas, Nov. 6.--Mrs. Fife
E. Foisy of Chicago, ILL.,. is a visitor
in Lawton, she is visiting her father
and brother.
Mr.. Jack Coleman, father, Chesley,
and Eddie Coleman brothers.
Miss Vanilla lotion and Miss Ex-
zetta Jones from Ardomre, Okla,
are here visiting her grand mother,
Mrs. Sarah Snowton and other rela-
tives.
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PLANO.

Plano, Texas, Nov. eve are hav-
ing a fine Sunday school now
promptly at $3.50 o'clock at the c. M.
e. Methodist church. Mr.. w. Cog
well was in from Denton county.
Mr.. Pat Orgusus gave supper Sat-
urday night Mrs. Maud Jenning is
recovering from light case of the
tlue. We have rally on for next
Sunday $500 from-our members. See
Mr.. Rufus Heard for the Express.
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Second Baptist Church,

DR.. S. Montgomery. pastor.
Sunday school was well attended
the Supt. was at his best and much
helpful information was Received by
all. At 1880 a. m, the pastor
preached logical sermon, subject
"Old Paths" text jeremiah GIG.
The following visitors were present
Mrs. F. G. Pitts of Dallas, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace, also of Dallas.
The Lords supper was had at 4:3O
p. m, many members were present. B.
Y. P. u, met at p. m. great time
was had on the lesson. At 1880 the
pastor again preached a most wonder
full sermon, subject, "The Astonish-
ment Of the Sailors at the Sleeping
JONAH" text Jonah lie.
The pastor is preaching as never
before To miss hearing him every
Sunday means lost to you. Ac-
cession for the day, one, collection
$4,000.
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JACKSBORO.

Jacksboro, Texas, Nov. 6.-Sunday
school was well attended. The child
rem enjoyed a Halloween social Fri
ing at the school building. Mrs.
w. Brooks has returned home
after two weeks absence he has been
off on business. Mr.. George Brun-
ley has begun his concrete work
which will keep him employed more
than a year.
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Drug Co., will attend the teachers
association at Corsicana.
Mrs. Estella Childs died Sunday
night and was buried Monday after
noon at Cool Spring cementery.
Mrs. Daisy o. Knoll returned from
Waco, after spending few days at
the Cotton Palace.
Mr.. s. v. Cumby was In Dallas
last week on business.
Mr.. James A. Hightower was out
of the city on business.
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ARMARHLA.

Amarillo, Texas, Nov. 6.-Rev. ].
A. Stout is winding up his rally,
which was a great success. Mr.. T.
Moore and wife have returned from
Los Angeles, California. Mrs. Bertha
Calvin has returned from st. Louis,
Mo. Mrs. Bish Childs is much inn
proved
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him.
While you are in town call at the
American Woodmen Office at Pryor's
Undertaken establishment and get
you an Express, the best Negro pap
per that is printed in the southland,
read the news, note the head lines
and watch the changes. keep up is
ever our motto.
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CHICKASHA.

Chickasha, Okla, Nov: 6.-Prof.
]. T. King returned Sunday from the
eastern part of Oklahoma, where he
has spent three weeks. Bro. Hol-
loway passed from this life last
Thursday night. He left a wife. a
number of children, relatives and a
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WILLS POINT.

Wills, Point, Texas, Nov. 6.--Rev,
Mallard had good service at the c. M
Il. church. Baptist church Sunday
school was we'll attended. E class
with teacher, Mrs. A. M. Blair re-
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host of friends to mourn his loss.
Sister Ragland has been very sick
the past week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-29
CHARGE INDIANAPOLIS
OFFICERS STOLE LIQUOR
FROM POLICE STATION

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 29-Three
Eesro Janitors. employed by the po-
lice department, were placed under
arrest Sunday. charged with grand
larceny, and four patrolmen. were
suspended from the force as the re-
suit of the discovery by police of
what is said TO have been plan TO
steal large quantities OF whisky from
the storerOom at police headquart-
ers. where it is kept to be used as
evidence against alleged bootleg
sers" and blind tiger operators. "
According to police the three
tanitors had gained access to the
storeroorn where liquor taken in
raids is kept. and had removed a
large quantity 10 another port Of
the building. from where they con-
templated taking it away ia small
amounts. But ten quarts of whisky
were missing when police made the
discovery. One OF the men admitted
having sold that amount for $50.
The four policemen who were sus-
pended arc said 10 have discovered
the place where the whisky had been
hidden. but instead of making a re-
port of the discovery. they took a
portion Of the whisky
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ORPIIEUNI

oh Auntie." clever musical
comedy revue with eight pretty girls
who were attesed very decollete,
whatever that means heads the
OEPheum for the first half. II
sounds all right any way. and the
girls wore very little OF it. The
models are dTaped in view of the
audience. and the man who pins the
silks on the girls is an artist. as he
turns out some creations that the
society editor would love to write
about.
Jimmy Lyons has a new line OF
patter which gets many a laugh for
him He is a hit as a Hebrew
statesman. and his burlesque on
kings and doughboys scores heavily.
Stone and Hayes arrived minus
baggage. which necessitated Belle
and Arlis subbing for them Both
girls were well received at the ma
tinee.
The Bimbos. an acrobatic act open
the bill and get away fine with their
final stunt. that of overbalancing
while atop of five tables
Ernest Jones. a ragtime exylo-
phone artist plays a number OF
popular medleys. lie is very enter
tanning The Kinogram shows pic
lures of the president while on the
coast He is accorded a great ova-
ton in Oakland
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ROYAL BELGIANS
WITNESS SPORTS
Officers and Crew of Steamer
Entertain King Albert
and Queen.

ON BOARD THE T. s s.
GEORGE WASHINGTON, Saturday.
Sept 27.-This was field day on
board the steamer bringing King
Albert and Queen Elizabeth Of Bel
GUM 10 the United States and the
royal couple enjoyed an extensive
program OF sports prepared by the
officers and crew for the entertain
ment OF the distinguished guests
King Albert and his queen occu-
pied front seats, which were draped
with flags and the king seeing two
navy nurses standing behind him
rose and asked them TO be seated.