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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-05-24
CAMERON.

Cameron, Texas, May 22.-Miss
Bertha Scott Of Thorndale was here
last week on business.
Prof. B. X. Aycock Of Rockdale
Is reported seriously Ill. John Lewis
william is also reported on the sick
list.
Mrs. Lula Cole. who has been out
OF the city few weeks has return
ed home.
Mrs. M. Montgomery is visiting
friends In BRENNAN. Prof. Roland
OF BRENNAN was in the city last
week looking after school matters
Mrs. Bryant of Temple conducted
few nights meeting here last week
A new conner made his appearance
at the home OF DR.. and Mrs. Young
last Friday in the person Of little Err
nest Young, Jr. Mother and baby are
both doing nicely. DR.. Young is the
proudest man in town.
Mrs. Corrine Scott of Cleburne, Is
visiting friends here.
The F. /. 8. County Union held a
very interesting meeting at Hghts
Chapel Baptist church, Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah Furlough, one Of the
best citizens Of Cameron. moved to
Waco, last Saturday. Cameron re-
grets to loose SO good a citizen as
Mrs. Furlough.
Rev. Hicks of Austin had high
day at Rice Chapel, Sunday.
Little Hazel Williams, the adopted
daughter OF Rev. and Mrs. ]. w
williams died last Sunday. Miss
Carrie jackson, the daughter of Mrs
Amanda Hopperwood, after a Ions
illness passed to the beyond on last
Monday morning.
Mrs. Marshal Brown is doing &
good grocery business in her new
place. She solicits the patronage o.
all. Mrs. Joana, left for West, Tex
as last week where she will make
her future home.
Rev. Geo. w. Stringfellow reports
his rally at Lott quite success. HI
raised more than $4,000. Good fol
Lott
Miss Lola Mae Walker, musical di
rectoress of the high school has beel
selected to direct the music Of thu
Cameron Grove Baptist church.
The Cameron high school team
took the banner from Bolton las
week. The score was to 13 in ia
vor OF Cameron.
Mr.. Ira passed. has charge Of tn
team.
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SMITHvILLE.

Smithville, Texas, May 22.-On
Thursday, May 10Th, Elder r. E. Hut
Gibson was up il tree about four
teen feet from the ground saving off
lead limbs; he. caught hold Of one and
it broke and he fell through to the
ground. 1t was narrow escape, as
he fell only one foot from a picket
fence. He was not hurt badly, be-
cause he turned over while falling and
caught on his hands and feet.
The District Conference of the Bell
vile District is holding its eleventh
session at st. Paul A. M. e. church,
Rt. Rev. ]. H. Jones, d. D., presid-
ing bishop, DR.. ]. v. B. Coins, P. E.,
and Elder r. E. Hutchinson, p. G.
Let our people keep in mind Tin or
Ter to avoid trouble) that no parking
Is allowed in or in front of the gov
ernraent building.
Elders r. f. Hutchison, 4. Denman
and ]. II. Dudley occupied their pull
pits Sunday. Services were good.
The grand school closing concert
given By the colored public school at
Mt. Pilgrim Baptist Church Tuesday
evening, May Goth, was cutie a treat
to the citizenship Of Smithville. Prof.
Williams Andes son, principal.
Arrivals, Mr.. 7. II. Pendergrass, Jr,
from Beaumont; Mrs. Alice White
from Houston; Prof. and Mrs. D. I:
Duval, who will live here a part OF
the summer, from Schulenburg; Mrs.
Lizzie Garnett, from Houston.
Departures: Mrs. DR.. G. Q. Owens
and sister. Miss Precilla Baker, mo.
tored to Bastrop; Mrs. e. l. Powell
and little Miss Jessie Frank left for
SC. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. T. L. Bradley has joined our
Express list. ~
The Dallas Express is worldwide
known and if you want to be well M
formed just read everything in y each
week. Our editor, w. e. King, and
manager, ]. Z. Jordan, are certainly
wide awake.
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PLANO.

Plano, Texas, May 22.-Rev. A. L.
Resell filled his place Sunday. His
church gave a $4,000 rally, they rails
ed near the amount. They are pro-
crossing nicely ON their new church.
Mr.. Dornell, the only farmer in
Plano county.
Miss Pollin has undergone an
operation for appendicitis. She is
improving rapidly.
Mrs. Maggie Drake is at the st.
Paul Sanitarium for an operation.
Mrs. Ophelia Moore was in town
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Raymon of
Whiterock were in the city this week.
We had great hail storm here
Friday night
Mr. trustee of the Tuskogee Nor
NAL and Industrial Institute request
the honor of your presence at the
Thirty Eighth Anniversary Exercises
OF the Institute beginning Sunday,
May the eighteenth and concluding
Thursday, May the twenty second,
nineteen hundred nineteen, Tuskegee
Institute. Alabama, Robert Russo Mo-
ton, Principal.
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GAINESVILLE.

Gainesville, Texas. May %. 1919
The churches all report excellent serv-
ices yesterday.
Hon. w. E. King, editor of the
Dallas Express, entertained well
filled house at Mt. Olive Baptist
church last Thursday night.
Rev. B. j. Brown was in Denison a
few days last week.
Mr.. George w. Mayo spent last
Sunday in Henrietta.
DR.. r. A. Ransom of Fort Worth
was in the city on business last week.
Mrs. L. B. Mayo and Miss Imagene
Kelly attended the annual sub-board
Of Cooke and Clay counties May I'll,
held with the Pleasant Hill Baptist
Church of Henrietta, Texas.
Sister Mayo, the directress of this
board, reports a success, both finan.
cially and spiritually. The amounG OF
S60.35 was raised. We feel proud OF
Sister Mayo and her work on the dis
trict.
Mr.. Rufus Smith of Wolfe City,
Texas, and little Leo are visiting in
the city this week, the guest Of his
mother-in-law and grandmother, MIS-
Sallie Thompson.
Mrs. E. L. Blackmore entertained in
honor of the B. Y. P. U. last Friday
night. The entertainment was enjoy
ed by all present.
Mr.. Ephriam Bryant has returned
home after several weeks visit with
his mother.
Mrs. Hattie Harris, who has beer
at her sisters, Mrs. Boswell's, conva-
lescing from an operation, was able to
return to her home in Pilot Point last
night.
Messrs. Leroy Tramble, Jim Tram
BILE, Elmo Harris and Miss Cora Den
mis- motored over from Pilot Poin
Sunday, spent few hours with theiI
sister and friend, Mrs. G. w. Boswell
Mrs. G. w. Boswell spent day II
! Pilot Point last week..
Rev. P. H. Jackson preached soul
stirring sermon at Mt. Olive Baptis
church last Wednesday night.
Mrs. Wilburn, 609 Mill street, ha
returned home from a visit to he
daughter in Pilot Point.
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TERRELL.


Terrell, Texas, May 22.-The foun-
dalton OF tho new brick building 70
be erected by DR.. Plnkston has been
completed.
The oil Company met Thursday
night at New Hope Baptist church
tho company has leased several hun.
drod acres OF land in the county
Mrs. L. A. Butler Is spending few
weeks with her parents in Tyler
Mrs. II. Q. Wheeler and Miss lola
Mac Black are visiting with her
Tho New Hope orchestra accompanied
By DR.. d. X. Wheeler and Rev. D
A. Butler gave an entertainment IN
Tyler this week. DR.. D. A. Scot
held an excellent Bible Institute with
New Hope. the attendance was good
and all was much benefited. There
were nineteen convictions, FIVE Of
whom were baptized by pastor But
Ier Sunday night.
Quite number OF TerreIItes visit
ed the rally at Bachelor. Sunday
Rev. J. w. PresIy preached an excel
lent sermon at New Hope. collection
for the day s101.51. Promoters Of
the eanitarlum will meet at Bethle-
hem Baptist church next Sunday
the citizens are invited.
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PURCELL.

Purcell. OKLA, May 22.--Sunday
school was good at different church
es Sunday. Rev. p. L. Carter was
at his post and preached one Of
his soul stirring sermons, the Chris
tian family Toasted heartily Sunday
night before taking his text he gave
some breaf remarks against the Ne
gro race disregarding his race print
ing presses and other business.
Rev. Carter has made good here
with his people in the last two
years, his total collection for Sunday
was Stills, Mrs. Notie Engs has re-
turned home. Mr.. Lige Williams and
wife spent Sunday in Oklahoma City
The Home Mission Sisters are taking
great steps to amuse the children
in the Star Light Band. Prof. j.
R. White has returned home from
his long session of school at Pauls
Valley, Okla, and will spend the next
week at Ardmore. working for the
race.
The Dallas Express is gladly ex-
cepted at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Hudson, Jr.
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TEXAS TOWNS

young man and is trying to educate
himself. This is what every young
man should do before going out on
the public.
Mrs. Parlee Hammond Brown OF
Hammond. Texas, was in the city
Sunday and spent the night with her
sister. Mrs. w. d. Bannester.
Mrs. l.. z. Thompson, after many
days sickness is up after a hard
fight with an attack OF malaria fever.
Miss Mamie Moody Of Segal was
seen on the streets Monday.
Mrs. Julia Rayford, the mother Of
Mrs. Emma Talley is very Ill at her
daughters home.
Mrs. Maggie Engram Is now read
or OF the Dallas Express.
DR.. w. H. Hammond and Thomp-
son ct Bryan, was In he city Sum
day.
Hon. J. 8. Smith, 8. Pernetter and
Mr.. Frank Roberts were seen on the
streets Monday looking after bust
ness.
City school will close Friday after
Q months session.
The Church of God reports their
Sunday school over the top with
Supt., Rev. q. w. Powers,a live wire
in the lead after Sunday school II
o'clock service as usual at O'Clock
and at o'clock was rained out.
Prof. A. Fl. Minis went TO Mt. Ma
riah Friday night and made IA ride
the Odd Fellows goat Sunday al
Branchville. where he has organized
and re-instated Hallys Comet with
% men.
Mr.. Chas. Bryan of Milan County
was In the city Monday.
Mrs. Tony Manack Bradley and
Mrs. Fannie Davis came home from
Dallas after having an operation
performed. She is looking much i'm.
proved.
ST. Paul M. 10. church had lodge
crowd at the baptislng last Sunday
among some that were baptised were
Mr. xymon Young. The rain CLOSED
the night service You are invited
out next Sunday.
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Ponta. Texas. May "a. Services
at PlainxisN G. N. %. church was
wen attended. In the quarterly con-
ference here. DR.. @. W. Benson raised
eee15.
Prof W. 8. willis Of Waco, was
10 Ponta. Saturday and Sunday. Sat
urday nlght he addressed the Py-
fhlans in tho Castle hall and Sun
day be spoke the speech Of his ability
"a the interest Of tho Negro In the
nornlng.
Prof. A. T. Wood was in POnta.
Monday and left Thursday for other
points.
Rev. p. M. Rhodes Of Naoogdoches
Allied the rostrum at Elm Grove,
Sunday.
At II a. m, subject How to be
Great" SO much was his eloquence
that he Ees engaged to assist in q
great revival at the Missionary BaD-
list church here IN the summer. Col
lection $1,000. Rev. Williams Of
Overton. was here Sunday at Elm
Grove Baptist church. Rev. Rhodes
left Monday for Beaumont 70 attend
the State Missionary convention
The Woman's Missionary Council
will convene In Ponta. June and
8 In Plainview. G. M. u. church bring
your dollar is the slogan. A grand
time is anticipated.
Mrs. Dina Wagner OF Shady
Grove community died Friday night
18th was buried Saturday at Wood
vile cemetery.
A strong appeal was made TO Prof.
Willis visit Ponta, again his speech
was so eloquent and the short time
the train permitted him TO remain
did not give him justice TO his hear
erB.
When you got your Express from
the reporter tell him the happenings
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JACKSONVILLE.

Jacksonville. Tsxas. May 22.--Rev.
"A. L. Franklin. pHstor Benson Chapel
g. M. q. church waT with his people
Sunday, collection $500.
Rev. AZ NJ. Mitchell pastor Rising
Star Baptist church filled his regular
appointment. Sunday. service was
well attended.
Prof. q. P. Gray closed his school
at Mt. Haven after \ successful 8
months term. The closing exercises
Friday night were fine before a
crowded house.
Mrs. Francis CorlIs Of Ponta spent
d few days visiting Mrs. Willie Cum
DO.
Mrs. Leslie Grant attended the
commencement exercises Of Texas
College.
Mrs. Hattie Price Of Marshall, spent
few days, visiting in the city.
Mss M. d. Smith Is in Palestine,
under treatment Of specialist, Mrs.
Ii. w. Ragsdale Is doing common
dehle work in Smith County. The
following students have. arrived from
school: Misses Fl3cy Arnwine, Tom
mis-, johnson, u. Talcolmy. Miss Mary
]. Henson, Texas. College; Misses
Goidie Price, Mabel Sanders, L. K.
EAgsaale. Mozssl Alexander Prairie
view. Mrs. Marry Hays, teacher OF
the Beginners class carried OF the
hnros,a Sunday bv rnieipn fbe hignCet
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LAYTON.

Vernon school, of I.awtonnew Ad-
dition held their closing exercises at
Bethlehem church on last Friday
evening, May 10th at $3.50 when the
curtains were drawn The audience
went wild with applause at the ap-
pearance of the girls mid-palms and
flowers dressed in dark blue skirts
and white middys. Miss Evans seat
cd at the piano in her charming man
ner began to play the school song
as never before in the history of
Lawton. The program was inter-
esting from beginning to end, each
pupil played their part we'll. We are
proud of the teacher. Miss Eula
Evans. who is bringing things to pass.
This being her first year here, she
has proved to the patrons by the adj
dition OF music and domestic science
that she intends to make Vernon
school second to none. We wish for
her the greatest success, hoping she
will be with many years.
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SOUR LAKE.

Sour Lake, Texas, May 22.-The
Sunday Schools are progressing rap
idly under auspices of their efficient
leaders, and the Mt. Rose members
are rallying to send their superintend-
ent to BessemeT, Ala, to the Sunday
School convention.
Rev. C. S. Lee and wife, Mr.. j
Johnson and others left last week for
Galveston to attend the A. M. E.
Methodist convention.
Rev. H. Randall of Grayburg car
ried out Rev. Lees services at Tyrees
Chapel Sunday, as he was at the COR
vention.
The Trinity Valley Association is
holding their Sunday School conven-
ton at st. Paul Bap5ist church and
Rev. Dunbar, their pastor, had things
we'll arranged for the delegates. Clos
ing out Sunday night, and reports a
successful meeting, both spiritually
and financially.
Mr.. A. E. Thompson and wife lost
their little baby last week. Many
friends as we'll as the baby's parents
mourn its loss.
Mrs. Hopkins and daughter. Mathie
Lee ARE the guests of their daughter
and son-in-lav, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Thompson.
Mr.. OWN Posey and wife Of Beau
mont came over insthuir car Sunday
and are the guests of Mr.. e. Darts.
Mr.. ]. Raymon of Port Neches is
the guest Of Mrs. b. Lewis.
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Independent baptist Church
Rev. p. R. Humber. Pastor.

Rev. P. r. Humber. Pastor.
Sunday school opened at $3.50 by
class No. TO- Mrs. L. v. Miles, teacher,
acted as superintendent. Lesson sub
ject, ''The Grace Of God" Lesson
text: I'VE Shall Be Saved Through
the Grace of the Lord Jesus" Intro
duction read by Miss o. G. Griggs.
Lesson read alternate by Mrs. Katie
Pope. All enjoyed this great lesson.
Visitors, Messrs. p. L. Terrell Of AUS
tin, and s. b, Hayden Of Chicago,
ILL.,, both spoke encouragingly to the
school. At 1850 Divine service con-
Quoted by Il icon VIM Dorsey. pray
or by pastor. Choir sang. Pastor
took for text: Acts 10:30. subject
"A Christ Great Model" This was
a noble sermon and much enthusiasm
was aroused among the Christians.
At $3.50. the Y. w. A., called to
order by president L. A. Johnson.
Lesson subject, Fear Not, which
was taught by Mrs. NJ. f. Butler.
Mr.. ]. s. Freeman made a wonderful
lecture on the lesson after which
the astor spoke very briefly and
encouragingly to the young ladies
stating that II we would keep In
touch with God, we would fear moth
inc. s1.o0 was donated for foreign
mission. w. VI. NJ, held a good
meeting Monday evening. They are
still on the firing line.
The Busy Bee club was success
full in heir social entertainment We'd
nesday right, collection good. They
have a neat bank account. President
r. A. Station is carrying the club
or to success.
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OKLAHOMA TOWNS
OKMULGER.

Okmulgee, Okla. May 22.-The
choir Of the First Baptist church also
many other Okmulgeans witnessed
the rally at Antioch Babtist church
Of Muskogee last Sunday.
Mrs. Lula Allen and Mrs. Dora
Armstrong of West 9th street, were
entertained at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. ingram, Wednesday. A birth
day party was rendered. Mrs. Allen
and Mrs. Armstrong at the residence
of Misses Leola and Annie Thomas
Wednesday evening.
The play rendered by the 9Th
grade at Dunbar High school Friday
evening was highly enjoyed.
Mr.. P. M. Mann Co., Demonstra-
tor, Miss Maude Smith Home Demon
strator, Prof. C. A. Evans. Miss
Ludie Nance witnessed the closing
of the Beggs High school Friday.
The school work was commendable.
Prof. ]. Q. Evans, principal. Mrs.
s. L. Evans, Mrs. Manervie Smith,
Mrs. Villa Higgins, Miss Salina
Hutton assistants.
The directors of the Negro Indus
trious Fair Association of Okmulgee
County held an interesting meeting
In the oince of ]. B. Key Saturday
The Fair Association has Deen in
corporated with capitol stock oil
twelve thousand dollars. DR.. Petit
ford J. A. Roper. Mr.. Hill of Biggs
were authorized to proceed with sale
of stocks. Plans being worked to
insure the greatest possible degree
Of success. M. q. Porter, president
attorney, ]. c. Evans, secretary.
Mr.. James Thomas and daughter
Annie returned from Kansas City
Tuesday.
T. M. Brown Of 1402 East Hemphil
street, Greenville. Texas. is guess
of her daughter, Mrs. Carrie L
Crane of 406 Miami street.
Mrs. Roda Jones Of Austin, Texas
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Rens
Davis of 4O8 Miami street.
The Ministerial Alliance is very
active.
The Junior class will render ,
play at the Washington high schoo
Of Sapulpa, Monday night. Mrs
Amanda Lewis was burned to dealt
Saturday evening her two children
were slightly injured. Origin Of thu
fire unknown.
Services well well attended at al
city churches.
Commencement exercises begin a
Dunbar High school next week.
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OTTO.

Otto, Texas, May 22.-Good ser
vices at Jerusalem Sunday. Supt.
Ray as usual was at his post with
his staff of teachers, after morning
services, Rev. d. G., broke the bread
of life to his people from the 18th
chapter Prov, subject Have Found
the Book of the Law" In the house
of God from which he delivered an
excellent sermon. Mr.. T. H. Dur
den and wife went to Shady Grove,
Sunday evening to hear DR.. Ballard
represent the National Association
for the Advancement Of Colored Peo-
pie. The P. ", pulled of a good
program Sunday evening.
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st. Paul.

The Indictment weather has caused
quite a hold back to the farm work.
Sunday was quite pleasant till D.
m. when quite a rain and hail storm.
Mr.. Geneva Wilson Burden has
returned home after spending fort
night with home folks.
Mr.. 8. c. Clement is stir sick. he
is the father OF st. Paul Community.
Miss M. d. Wilson and Miss M.
Robinson made flying trip to Ham
mond Sunday visiting relatives.
Miss Elnora Terrell is back home
after spending the session at Gauda-
Iupe college.
Mr.. VIM. Clement left Monday for
IT Worth. to visit his brother, Mr..
Frank Clement.
We all love the Express. Miss M
D. Wilson, one Of our young lady
teachers is our reporter from this
community to the Dallas Express
agent at Calvert.
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CALVERT.

Calvert. Texas, Hay 22.--Mr. Bruno
Dials, Ables an old and highly re-
epected citizen OF Calvert died Al
his home III West caAvsrs at II a.
M. Wednesday morning. His son,
Mr.. John AbleB and daughter. Miss
Mammie Fiers0n were called TO his
bed side just IN time to see him be-
fore he died. Miss Lucy. tho young
est daughter Is at p. v. The family
has the hympathy Of the Dallas Elk
press.
Mr.. Chaviey Tiliman shot Mr.. Osia
Fair IA 6razos oottoln. west Of Cal
cert, few nights ago. near Proyi-
Aence church. He is improving. no
arrest.
Mr.. Jas woodley and wife. Miss
Lizzie Woodley. Mrs n. Woodley hnd
Miss spivy Of Chicago, Mr.. Frank
Williams and Mrs. Bertha Curtis,
prof. ri r. Kelly and Mr. VIII
Thompson. Mr.. John Floyd and Prof
A. d. Robinson went over 70 Branch
xiile Sunday. whore Prof, A. H
Minis pulled or big annual Thanks
rivine SERMON for the Odd Fellows
ana Ruths Of BranchvlIlo. Rev, VIC
walton deliver and excellent SER
mon on True EriendrliD. While over
We lot a. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
4 nJtm . handle the Dallas Ex-
x ~. kfo,y,afd Atk,saon and Nife Of
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Bartlett on account of the death Of
relative.
Miss Irene Hall underwent serious
operation at the Taylor Sanitarium
last Friday and is reported doing
well.
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CARTHAGE.
(HclIsnd's Community

Carthage, Texas, May 13---Mrs. r
II. Thompson and Miss Lula Gray
are in Simpson this week, where
Mrs. Thompson viii look after her
beauty paglor.
MIRA. Bessie Hayson and MIS-
LANCER are StlIl on the sick Iiss.
Tbs Pine Grove BIaeklsgs dsSeatec
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-20
Ealfinnut

Tnr6aiSta folinestn H6pbe Sslanb
9ieb linnnrista 200, 100; eight
8rabAna linmiiSto 200, 100; Gin
Gle Comb @rotpt 2egbprn linnliSta
200, 100; Single Comb 86itc 0cg@
boru ~linnllista 200, 100; 9lacf
Sc9burn lirmiiSta 200, 100; gfose
Gne1b 8htte 2c99orn Iinnirista 200,
100; Buff 2entorn li,lnuiStn 200,
|! 90; glacf @inbrco IinniiiStd 200,
90; Barred S!smolitb Gocf linz
rliistn 200, 1.0C. g86ite Glpncut6
Mort Iinnlista 800, 100; Tartrioee
@pdnootte liauriiSta 200. 100.
239;te 8pdnbptte Iinriiista 200,
100; 9nff Orpiuotnn Iinnuista 200
roo; 9lie Nnonluiian %!nnuistn
200, 100; mtstd nulista ldiista to-
bntia linmiiSta 200, 100; 9'antlm
faii mifd tabonfd !inmista 1.5O. 7E;
Faros eocferaI lni. mifi tabanio lin
inista 100, 80.
Sos fcnclld OIL lcunpifarina. elm.
inniineia tabi tttbft,;d ipita ,oliroi-
'ilpat ilmoittad, 5cln1a otamm, ne
iidptfciae tdbdn Ii~rtindttbcIppn
-Maalisk Auttaialle--
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Mita a~rvannoSto tot ilmi

Silmavikojen runsaus ihmis-
human keskuudessa tuli paivan
valoon kun tarkastuslautakun-
nat jotka tarkastivat armeijaan
arvottuja miehia, ilmoittivat
tuloksensa American armchair
suhteen. Tulokset osoittivat ct
ta enemman miehia hyljattiin
silmiensa vuoksi kuhn mistaan
muusta syysta, malaria ollen yli
1850. Kuka tahansa saa kopion
naista tuloksista kaantymalla
asioissa olleiden viranomaisten
puoleen. Me tiedamme sym sill
hen, eta ihmiskunnan keskuu-
dessa on main suuri prosentti
silmiaan sairastavia ia voimme
taysin parantaa ikuisiksi ajoiksi
nSista vioista. JOS teidan sill
manne eivat ole terveet, men,
kaa silma specialistin luokse, Ell
ka ~sellaisen luo joka mum ohel-
la silmia parantelee ia lasia lait
taa, ia taten antakaa silmillen-
ne Mile kuuluva tarpeellinen
hoito. Me takaamme meidan
ty0mme/