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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-04-05


Whereas, it has pleased God to re-
move from among us Prof. B. +. Oar
rell, our highly esteemed Principal,
who so long and so well guided us
in right ways.
Whereas, he always taught us to
use our talents to help others by
and to aim at the highest and to
make life wonderful by filing 1t with
great deeds.
Be it also resolved that we always
mention his name with reverence
and strive to emulate his manly ca
reer.
He was truly Christian in all that
the term embraces. His character
was above reproach, he lived the
life of an upright man, his views
were broad and tolerant and he
made friends by them.
Whereas, it seemed that Heaven
was in need of another saint, and
when God cast his glance earthward,
1t fell upon our beloved Principal, an
angel was sent to whisper to him
gently that the end was near. Only
a few days were needed for him to
exchange mortality for Immortality
and now he rests in Heavens fair
land.
Be it Resolved that we, the stud
ents of the High School, meekly bow
to Gods will for He doeth all things
we'll. And since Prof. Darrell was
always kind, considerable and deeply
interested in our advancement. we
grieve sorely because of his de-
mise.
Be it further Resolved that we so
live that when our summons comes
we too, may leave earth with glad
ness, and find resting place in the
same sweet heaven with Him whom
we loved so dearly.
Finally be 1t Resolved that we
extend our sincere sympathy to his
bereaved and faithful wife, praying
that God will strengthen her and
raise up new friends to comfort and
cheer her.
When all is done, say not my day is
DER.
And that through night l seek a
DINNER shore,
Say rather that my morn is Just
begun.
greet the dawn and not a setting
sun.
When all is done.
Respectfully submitted,
MOREY PAGE,
RUBY POLLARD.
ALMA DOUGLASS.
EDITH ROBERTS.
CLEO COLLINS.
MARIE MONTGOMERY,
KALETA JEFFERSON,
JESSIE STANTON.
Committee representing H. S. De-
n tment, Of the D. c. H. S.
Mr.. Darrell From the Viewpoints a
tha Elementary Children.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-04-05

chosen professions win appear on the
program.
Thero will be plenty Of refresh
ments. watch for the date.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-04-05

Allen Chapel A. NJ. Il. Church
Corner Of East 1st and Elm SITS
Rev. r. s. Jenkins, ID. D., Pastor.
The Indictment weather did not
stop the children from attending the
Sunday school, the tension OF inter-
est was truly manifested in the Sum
day school the pupils came on gov
ernmental time. therefore Supt. Will
Davis was in his goiaen smiles and
put in full force. the Easter cam
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-04-05
Knr Mest NO. 5 ResoIution.

We shall keep alive their memory
with golden words Of reverence and
Of litterIng peaceful thoughts, and
as decoration day shall roll around
from year to year, let us wind our
way TO their silent tombs and place
upon their llfeless mantles, roses,
carnations, and sprigs Of myrtle as
testimony Of our sympathy and sim
cere of purpose, that their last home
will resemble in fact a wilderness OF
flowers.
In the death Of Brother Berlinger,
Key West Lodge No. S, X. of p. lost
one of its most faithful officer; the
city, loyal citizen, the neighbor-
hood. a most excellent neighbor; and
the family. z kind husband and low
ing father but orr lost is Heavens
gain.
There are loyal hearts, there are
spirits brave
There are souls that are pure and
true
Then give to the world the best you
have and the best shall come
back TO you.
Give love and love to your heart
will flow strength in your utmost
need
For faith and score Of hearts will
show
Their faith in your words and deeds
For life in the minor OF King slave
'Tis just what you are and do
Then give to the world the best you
have and the best will come
back to you.
Therefore we bow in humble sub
mission to the great Grand Chancel-
lor Commander OF the Universe who
presides ever the destiny Of all.
Resolved that copy Of these reso-
buttons be placed in our archives, q
copy sent the family as token Of
our heart felt sympathy. and copy
to the press for publication.
Respectfully submitted,
w. A. RICKETTS,.
Chairman Coincidence Committee.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-04-05
Fort Worth Lodge Notes.
Priscilla Tabernacle No. 633

Daughters OF Tabor
Meets every End and 4th Tuesday
at 2:30 p. m.--Odd Fellows Hall
M. G. Mcclellan, H, P.
Sarah West, v. H. P.
j. jackson. Chief Rec.
Lula Sutton, Treas.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-04-05
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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-04-05

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New Britain herald., 1919-04-22
.ABOVT FOOD VALUES.

Important sources of:
 Protcins--MiIk. eggs. meat, fish choose, beans, peas. lentils, some nuts and cereals.
 F'ats-Olivc oil, butter cream, ba- con and other fat meat and nuts
 Carhohy hydrates-Cereals and cereal products. saro, tapioca, starchy vese- tables, such as potatoes; sugar. honey, sweet dried fruits.
 Mineral matter--(a). available in organic form: nitrogen, supplied by protein; phosph0rus. in milk and cream, eggs (especially tho yolk( meat, whole wheat oatmeal, dried peas and beans; iron, in eggs (yolk) meat, whole wheat, oatmeal, dried and fresh peas and beans, spinach, raisins and prunes. Cb), available in organic or inorganic forms. Calcium. milk, dried beans and peas, oranges, spin ach, turnipS, other fresh fruits and vegetables and whole grains.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-22
LyCETNI TIIEATFK.

For the first half of this week the managem ent of the Lyceum theater is presenting a program which is real up -the-minute one. The special picture attra ction is 'Toton," starring Olive Thomas. Deliberate lies wrecked the happiness of an American hus- band and his French wife, but fate gave to their child that fullness of happiness that the parents missed. Olive Thomas, in '"Toton," tells this story in a dramatic and artistic presentation beautifully photographed and famed in artistic settings. The Parisian Latin Quarter localizes most of the scenes, and the life of an Amer ican artist is woven into an intensely interesting plot Miss Thomas plays a dual role, i'm mpersonating a boy who has been left to the ''protection' of an apacho who rears the child as an expert piollpoCket. In the earlier scenes Miss Thomas is seen as the mother of this child in the unfolding of d romance that begins with her appearance as an artists model and ends in a marriage that is blighted.
 Who's Who in New Britain is prov ing a real live treat to the patrons of the Lyceum. Many are putting on their thinking caps and trying very hard to guess the names of the busi- ness men without seeing their faces So far the contest has not advanced very rapidly The prizes offered are: First, S5; second, $2.50, and third, tue same as the second.
 The vaudeville consists of three acts that are really worth while.
 On Thursday the feature picture will be "On the Quiet" starring John B1rrymO
New Britain herald., 1919-04-22

starch grains. This is practicable only when the sugar is greater in amount than the starch and the liquid must be added gradually. This method is applied in the case of des- serts, such as cornstarch pudding. The longer cereal is cooked the easier it is to digest. For infants or invalids cook cereals twice as long as recommended.
 Fats are more digestible cold than hot because hot fat tends to coat the food eaten. This coating is not dis solved either in the mouth or stonl- ach, therefore little or no digestion of protein and carbohydrates can take place in either of these places.
 Fried foods are not to be given to invalids the high temperature often produces irritating, substances which interfere with digestion.
 Condime horse-radish, pepper, spices, vinegar. These destroy the appetite for mj1der foods and should be withheld from the food of children.
 Beverag ges-Coffee, tea, alcoholic drinks, lemonade, carbonated drinks. Milk, chocolate and cocoa are foods rather than beverages. Coffee, tea, cocoa and chocolate contain 8 stimu- lating alkeloid.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-22

Betty, stop that noise, and talk the covers from the guest room bed!" she commanded briSkly. LeaVe nothing but one sheet, then run back here, Madge, my smelling salts!' 1 brought them, and she held them to the unconscious mans nostrils while I chafed his hands. 'This is all we can do until we get him on the bed" Lillian commented. '"The minute hats accomplished telephone for the nearest physician. An, Betty, good, quick work! Here, Madge slip your arms under his body Betty take his feet. Careful, now. Therc!"
 The Doctors Question.
 How she managed to rise to her feet without jarring the unconscious man I don't know. but she accom- plished ii, and in another minute the slight figure of the artist was laid upon the bad, Betty lOOsening his shoes, Lillian was administering the usual first aid treatment for a swoon while I was wrestling with the tcle- phone service.
 1t was fully fifteen minutes before I succeeded in finding a physician in
 
 before I ushered him into the room where Robert Savarin lay as if dead the only sign of life being his slow, faint, almost imperceptible breathing
 The physician, a rather portly elderly man, scrutinized his patient carefully, listened to his breathing lifted the thin hand and barred the forearm.
 "A basin of water that has been boiled" he said, and Lillian quietly brought him the required article, which in efficient anticipation of his request she had in readiness
 With a fastid1Ous precision that I knew found favor in Lillan's sight, the physician put a powerful antisep- tic into the water, washed the fore arm, dried it with a piece of gauge, then wiped a carefully selected place with a square of gauge wet with aI- cohol, following this careful prepara- ton with a hypodernic 1nJectlon'
 With his fingers on Robert Say srin's blue-veined wrist, his eyes fixed on the artists face, the phy- sician stood quietly watching for any sign of reviving life.
 Queer" heard him mutter. That nitro-g -gIycerine ought to have fetched him."
 I caught my breath at the mention of the powerful hypodermic which evidently had failed of it's purpose, saw Lillians eyes widen in terror.
 The physician laid down the inert arm, turned to Lillian.
 Has your husband had any great mental shock lately?'' he asked.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-22
PALACE THEATE2R.

A great big entertainment was of fered at the Palace theater yesterdav which will be repeated today and "Wednesday. The feature picture '"rhc Forbidden City, with Norma TaI- madge as the star was one of the best pictures that has ever been proiected on 0 screen in New Britain. 1t is Oriental i'll splcndor and tells a story that Is Interesting at all times. Tno scenes are laid in China and the sct
 tinSs are Gorgeous. Miss Talmadge has never had a better part than in this six reel picture. Prizna pictures were also shown for the first time ves- terday and they were a. revelation. The natural colors are wonderful and expressions of surprise and approval were heard throughout the entire house. The vaudeville show consistef of five excellent acts, the best cf which was Bassett and Baily, a nov city Juggling and acrobatic speciality that thoroughly pleased. The female member of this turn while large in stature is exceedingly agile and scores an emphatic hit with her audience A musical comedy tabloid called '"Thc Counts Ambition,' also pleased. This act has special scenery, a real plot
 some exceptional artists, a number of new songs and everything that goes 70 make it a big time attra ction. West and Edwards offer high class com edy musical act that went over with a bang; Parsons and Evans are Q, pair of colored songwriters and azzcrs and they, too scored. Pasquale made ;1n excellent impression with his acco~- dion and responded to many encorcs. The entire performance will be re- peated today and Wednesday with the usual daily nratin ees. Reserved seats are now selling for the evening per-
New Britain herald., 1919-04-22
ANITA STEWART
 At F0X's TONIGHT
EOX'S THEATER.

Anita stewart, in "Virtuous Wives, v the WondrouS drama of New Ork's
 society is the attraction at f'oxs to- night with an excellent vaudeville show.
 Amy Forrestcr (Anita SteWart and her husband. Andrew arc happy in the first few weeks of their married life in the comforts that an income of $25,O 900 can give, but it does not last. Maurice Delabarre, steel magnate needs FoTester's business ability and when he cannot command it he in Vites them to his home for a visit He planned well. Amy finds her standards of life and demands that Andrew accept Delabarre's offer. though 1t entails a sparation from her. She throws herself into the gaieties of the social set and even dares rival Mrs. Delabarre for the interest of the most desirable social drifter Mrs, DelabarrC finding her social throne tottering, sends for Andrew and lie comes to judge her new life bv old standards-and finds her wanting Was she or was she not q virtuous wife? Such is the story of '"Virtuous
New Britain herald., 1919-04-22
NO MORE CATARRH
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 Stood the Test of Time

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 If you breathe Hyomei daily as di- rected it will end your catarrh, or it won't cost you cent.
 If you have @ hard rubber Hyomef inhaler somewhere around the house, get 1t out and start 1t at once to for ever rid yourself of catarrh.
 The Clark 6 Brainerd Co.,, or any other good druggist. will sell you a bottle of Hyomei (liquid), start to breathe 1t and notice how quickly it clears out the air passages and makes the entire head feel fine.
 Hyomei used regularly should end catarrh coughs, colds, bronchitis or asthma. A complete outfit, including a bard rubber pocket inhaler and bottle of Hyomei, costs but little. No stomach dosing; just breathe 1t. Soothing and healing the inf1amed membrane.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-22
\ TALK ON STARCH.

Three methods of cooking starch to avoid lump.
 1. By mixing the starch gradually with small portion of cold water, so that @ smooth mass is formed before adding the boiling liquid. This meth cd is used in making gruels.
 ?. By mixing with fat before add ing liquid The melting fat separ- ates the starch granules. At least as much fat as starch must be used. The liquid is preferably added cold, and all at once. If added hot, it must be stirred in very gradually. This meth cd is employed in making gravies sauces. etc.
 2. By mixing with sugar. The melting sUsvsE saEves to separate the
New Britain herald., 1919-04-22

Wives" and to say that the crowds yesterday enjoyed "Virtuous Wives" would be putting the facts mildly The film has been lavishly produced, revealing a combined sense of artistry and extravaganza that is always en- joyable. The latest Pathe News, Q Lloyd Comedy and Topics of the Day complete the film program. FoX's $ vaudeville consists of Tommy Ray, the singing Fireman of the Lusitanla in a most unique offering. A moving picture showing Ray at work firing in the stokehole of the Lusitania heralds the opening of his act. Ray emerges from an opening in a large drop on which the ill-fated liner is depicted. He is attired in fircman'S apparel, 8 ragged shirt exposing nu- merous tattoo marks on his chest and arms. One arm is badly crippled as the result of a loayonet wound while fighting in the British army Ray sings couple of his own songs and then follows it up with a little sharp shooting. He then proceeds to supply every soldier or sailor who happens to be in the audience with a package of cigarettes. He pays for this by sell ing his own compositions while in every town he is booked.
 Other acts include Hanlon and Arthur comedy cyclists; Rose and Rose, in a comedy singing and talk ing act and 'The Stage Door F,Iirta- tion," 8, comedy sketch with two men and a woman.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-22
rhat Has Robert Savarin Como to
 Tell Lillian?

"Robert!'
 N Lillian sprang from her chair, Flashed past me as I stood in the #loorway, and extended her hands to &kEe wfite-faced man who stood there &4Nor a moment she had forgotten $doubts, QuixotiC scruples, everything I save the fact that the man she loved had returned alive, evidently un- Injured, from across the ocean. But Robert Savarin, though his Burning eyes set in his ashen face be- 8trayed the adoration that was con- &guming him, made no response to the 8putstretched hands. Instead he Sstepped backward a pace or two with NJ gesture as of actual repulsion. 2 "No,' he muttered, and at the
 I lhterance of the word I stepped &nharer him, saw, tha told Betty did &thes same thing. "I-I-only-came Ao4-tell--yolk-th -that--I-have-f- Tne last word was only the faintly 5aspiEated consonant, and he was #swayshg as it left his lips. Old Betty land \ moved~by the same aiding inn kpaise put out our arms to catch him, 2but Lillian was quicker than either of sns and it was her arms which re- 8ceived the slight figure of the artist 8ss he sank toward the floor. Betty, Stop" tsOh, Lawd 3. Massy, Mis- Lillian" Betty screamed emotional1y, Ines edeadt"
 shared her fear. without giving to it, as I looked at the %coiorless face of Robert Savarin rest Ing against Lillian's shoulder. As her
 krnas received his full sagging weight she had sunk to her knees, ahnd as her eyes looked up at mine I 2sSw in them the reflection of the Bsame terror.
 But there was something else in those wonderful eyes, the indomi- liable courage with which Lillian meets levery emergency.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-22
IT'S EASY SAILING

ITS EASY SAILING
 A home garden makes life a happy voyage, bringing health, wealth and happiness, says the National War Garden Commission of Washingto
New Britain herald., 1919-04-22
|ECzEMA ON LIMBS | CUT|CURA HEALS
Formed Watery Blisters. Sore, Red andSwoIIen. ltched and Burned.

1T had eczema on both limbs and 1t kept working until it got up to my hips. It then broke out in kind of rash and st last 1t seemed to form watery blisters, The skin was sore and red, and my limbs were swollen. The breaking out itchcd and burned.
 "The trouble lasted about three months before tried Cuticura. They afforded relief in two or three days and in two weeks I was healed" (Signed) Miss Yelinek, 3o Belmont St., Somerville, Mass, Aug. 3, 1918.
 Having obtained a clear, healthy skin by the use of Cuticura, keep 1t clear by using the Soap for all toilet purposes, assisted by touches Of Ointment as needed.
 Cuticura TaIcum soothes and coois the skin and overcones heavy perspITation. , For sample Soap, Ointment and aicunl free, address ."Cuticura, Depth, Boston"
New Britain herald., 1919-04-22
FASHIONS.

Some afternoon wraps are sleeve less. | English embroidery on taffeta is new.
 Frocks of taffeta are quite elabo- rate, runics, long and short, are fash ionable. Vegetable silk embroidery is popular. Bodices arc often straight and undef1ned. Irregular collars appear on tho new coats.
 Gray squirrel is the favorite spring fur. A much used satin is black, with gold stripes.
 Most of the afternoon frocks fall to the ankle. Long tailored coats arc cmhroid- cred all oVcr. Silk corset laces are used as lin gerie ribbons.
 Knotted silk fringe is excellent for trimming.
 Moire silk is much used for aft ernoon dresses.
 Some new bootees for baby come above the knee.
 Afternoon gowns show extremely short sleeves.
 A few challis dresses, mostly in dark colors, are seen.
 Caps for the older child are of all imaginable styles.
 A charming gown is embroidered in large white beads.
 There are suits of heavy Georgctte crepe in flesh color.
 Pastel shades are the favorites for dainty afternoon dresses.
 Fashion is determined to have more fullness at the hips.
 Guimpes are close rivals to Walst- coats for tailor mades.
 Sleeveless fur vests are new development for spring.
 Wide ribbon loops give a striking line to the tailored hat.
 Bold black and white pla1ds are used for separate coats.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-22

forminces. The box office is open from noon till 10 F. M. and phone res- ervations will be received and held till o'clock the night of the perform ance. The bill for the last three days of this week will include J. Stewat Blackburnc' $ masterpiece, Tho Com mon Cause" and five superb acts Of vaudeville in addition to the second episode of "The Liberator," with MA- ciste, the giant, who has won more friends than any man appearing be- fore the camera. The Sunday feature will include many surprises.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-22
RUB IT! RHEUMATISM
 PAIN STOPS. TRY TT
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 .'St. Jacobs Iiniment."

Rheumatism is pain onIy.'
 Not one case in fifty requires inter- nal treatment. Stop drugging! Rub the misery right away! Apply sooth- ing, penetrating St Jacobs I.ini- ment" directly upon the tender spot and relief comes instantly. "St. Jacobs Liniment' conQuers pain. It is harmless rheumatism liniment which never disappoints and can not burn the skin.
 Timber up! Stop complaining! Get q small trial bottle of St Jacobs Liniment'' at any drug store, and in just a moment youll be free from rheumatic pain, soreness and stiff ness. Don't suffer! Relief awaits you "St. Jacobs Liniment" is just as good for sciatica, neuralgia, lum- bago. backache, sprains and swell Ings.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-22


 Garden Commission of Washington,
 It's easy sailin' OCT lifes see, think you with mo will agree, If we but pin our faith and hope to cata- logues O garden dope. Tn picture O th' tom-a-toe, directions say that I can grow, is painted up in brilliant red, that gives me visions in th' head. On onion packages I find, gem O art that shows th' kind, O onions that I sure will grow, if I tn little seedlets SOW. Another package trim and neat depicts 8 luscious lookln' beet, th' artist shows tn root and tops, and hints O tenderness lie drops. Tn radishes are red and white, and make feller want to bite. or peel 'em with his pocket knife, because they are so true to life. On lettuce packages I see work e art that nleases me, th' fluffy, tender, juicy leaf, that turns my thoughts from pork and beef. String beans are shown in golden hue, in forE. and color they are true, th' pods hang heavy on tt' vine, as seen iIs good old summer time. And here's 9 gem my heart to please, it shows a pod O early peas, tn artist surely peas has seen, for pods are colored nice and green. And other packages O seeds, supposed to satisfy our needs show gems O art so rich and rare- l hunger for tn garden fare, -
New Britain herald., 1919-04-22
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