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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-11
Ranches and Farm Lands

We have opportunities for the prospective farmer
that will make himrich in a few years. We have been
here for thirty years and know the country in all
seasons. We know What part spells alfalfa and the
part that should not be far1ned We know from ex-/
perience and not hearsay. The alfalfa land here will
be multiplied in value in the next five years. can't help
it. as corn and alfalfa means hogs and hogs mean
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-11

During the year 1913 Box Butte county raised 07
bushels of potatoes with average of III per acre
Just figure this income on $40 to $40 land.
"A Cnch for You.
We have a.quarter couple Of miles from Alliance that
wheat We will allow farmer in Iowa Nebraska,
of the 47 meridian 500 for his expenses here provd
ing he thresh out wheat quarter he has, than
do this one. WE MEAN JUST THAT No gamble on
part We have the money Write describe
your high priced land that want to put in competition with
this quarter section Will give you 500 expenses
field if you beat it, for know you'll invest if you
out Write us about it.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-11
"A Home for a Renter

A Home for a Renter
have 100 acres four and half miles from town
that some renter with horses and farming imple-
ments can own for his work in two years Sod house.
we'll and windmill on place. Half under cultivation
now and balance farm land as soon as broke If you
have your own teams and enough implements to work
with, and want to make farm for your own family
will sell it you can buy. Priced at $50 and your
terms if you can qualify as a farmer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-11
The Best Buy in Nebraska.

I have the best buy in Nebraska. Is 18 miles from AL
lance and the 2240 carries 700 Of valley
pow land Besides the 100 acres Of alfalfa growing
the Wild hay will cut 50tons annually Three full sets of
improvements, with water within Is feet every place
School house and postofce on the place. This real
buy at $3.50 Think of it at that price Best of roads to
the place This is absolutely the best buy know of in the
state If you know of better will be your customer
myself. Hurry your letter wire on this description
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-11

~ Just few facts about Box Butte wheat Did you
know we raised wheat out here? Well, we do. For
instance = last year, Nebraska averaged II bushels
plus to the acre. Box Butte county averaged II
BUSHELS. This is not guess work, but government
Statistics Yes, this land raises wheat
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-11

riches This hog crop can be produced land that
costs one-h what you will receive for your Iowa
Eastern Nebraska farm SIS per annually in po-
tatoes about the regular thing. Think about it Mr.
potato crop each year. Look up the records Box
Butte county potatoes and remember this land be
bought from $50 per acre up and is raising every
year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-11


are andf farm game :
handling Butte and Northwestern Nebraska land
have bought sold thousands of Have
values from couple OF dollars and know this section
thoroughly None sae the myself
Have large properties hand you good
quarters sections priced of low at land will
double within the three The that wants farm cannot
afford to until he has holdings Write freely what
want and have the benefit of real land experience
Be. Butte County J. I. KlBBEL Alliance, Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-11

"A section, three miles from Alliance, about half
plow land 220 acres under cultivation now. This is
an ideal dairy farm, as there is world of wild hay
besides the alfalfa, on the cultivated land. An eleven
room cement block house, hog houses barns granaries
fenced and crossed fenced, afnished section in an
deal location with water within 80 feet the entire
section. never freezing spring close to the house.
The right man on this farm will be the most ndepend
ent in the world nothing to do but bring in the
and carry home the money. One eighty on this farm
raised 81 bushels Of wheat to the acre last year. Priced
at $50; terms.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-11
The Best Two Buys
in Nebraska

No. Is for Iowa Eastern Nebraska who
$500 land Well improved This half section perfectly
ali under pillow picture Of beauty New xroom bungalow with
hot and cold water bath and toilet everything but electric light Great
big barn. shed house. chicken house. ganary
sheds Graded door within half
highway. School house little mile
fenced with alfalfa PASTURE whole farm fenced
Five miles from Alliance and ready to move onto.
No. 40acre hog farm already made with so in cu
vaon balance land meadow breaking Good
large residence of nine large barns with all oubudngs hog
Sheds Sheds chicken house and ganares Lays perfectly level
three miles town. school less than mile Good roads all
year An ideal home for hog that
Will advance $25 when balance under
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-29
CARTHAGE.

Carthage, Texas, March 19.--Mr.
Ebb Jones received telegram last
week that his brother, (Priyate Hen
~ Thomas) who after reaching New
York from over seas was taken Sc
riously sick with pneumonia. He is
reported convalescent now.
Rev. j. II. Moore, d. D., General
Secretary of Mission Of Holly Springs,
Miss, will speak at Mt. Zion c. M. e.
church Tuesday night. March rs.
hear him.
Sweet Union Lodge, G. U. o. of
o. f., bought at cost Of S275.0O two
acres of burial ground for their
members and the community. Mr..
M. jennings spent Sunday 10th in
Texas College, Tyler. visiting his
sisters, who are students there.
The following schools closed last
week: Carthage, Prof. ]. c. Tatum
teacher; Walnut Grove, Prof. Nc
Clennan, teacher; Hopewell, Miss
Jernigan, teacher; Old Bethel, Miss
Buford, teacher; Shiloh. Miss Up
shaw, teacher. Mr.. George Tippitt
has been cripple several days from
a mashed foot. a
Jack Wilson is home from Camp
Travis to the bedside Of his sister.
Carrie Bell, whose condition is re-
garded serious.
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TEXAS TOWNS
**ss*$ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

recital.
The spring song proved the real
enjoyment OF the evening. Madam
Beatty was assisted by Miss Grethel
Wilson. Mr.. Hobert Wilson and Rev.
G. G. Beatty. The presentation of
the (Minute) by Miss Wilson was the
source of high appreciation Mr.. Ro-
bert Wilson whose sweet tenor voice
seemed to blend tremendously with
that of the songsters brought out
much expression and moduiated his
voice in happy crescendoes in the
beautiful selection Smiles" The rem
dition of the beautiful sacred song
by Rev. Beatty was also a delightful
selection.
The pastor was delighted to have
the friends from Sherman, Howe,
Mckinney and Pleasant Grove Bro.
M. Stinnett motors here frequently.
The school is progressing nicely. The
assistant Miss Blanche Crow is a
splendid teacher. Mr.. G. B. Beckam
has installed an electrict piano in his
cafe. Mrs. DR.. T. T. Mckinney of
Denison, was in the city on business
and called on the pastor.
Miss Lille Kinney of Sherman,
was in the city and attended ser
vice. The X. of P's sermon was
preached at the C. M. e. church Sun
day by Rev. l.. w. Smith of McKin-
ney. Mrs. Rosie Bowen and Miss
Blanche Grow spent the Sabbath in
the country. Mr.. Horton made a trip
to Denison to visit his daughter. Mr..
Zeloda Anderson returned from Camp
Columbus, Saturday. Mrs. Inez Pat
terson returned from az trip to Deni-
son.
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MART.

Mart, Texas, March 27.-St James
Methodist Episcopal church-Sunday
was high day at this church. Sun
day school was well attended. Mr..
Jas. Baker is continually improving.
Rev. S. D. Mosley was at his post
at IL a. m, and at 700 p m. and
preached two noble sermons. The
tea given by Mrs. ]. H. Dorsey one
of the Centenary units was swell
affair.
Mrs. Ada Smith has returned to
her home, Omaha, Neb. She has
been here for sometime at the bed
side of her sister.
Denhams Chapel A. M. E. church
Sunday school was well attended.
The quarterly conference convened
here last Wednesday night, March
10. Rev. D. S. Motion, P. E.. was
winding up his last quarter.
Rocky Creek church-Sunday seem
to be day of battle against sin and
the devil was declared. Sunday school
well attended. Rev. Hayden was at
his post all day. The Annual SER
mon of X. of P's was preached by Rev.
Lee of Waco. The funeral of Mrs.
Howard johnson was conducted by
Rev. Hayden. The bereaved family
has the sympathy of many. Don't for
get the revival still on. Quite a
number has been added to the church.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-29
PILOT POINT.

Pilot Point, Texas, March 27.-The
Ladie Progressive club met at the
residence of Miss Abigrail S. Bowens
March 81. The club will meet every
Friday evening. We are proud to
see so many of our boys returning
from over seas. Among the number
were Mr.. Columbus Simpson, Frank
Allen, Columbus Moore, Willie Finch.
The boys are telling wonderful
news about the foreign countries
Mr.. Charlie Dennis is here from Hon
olulu Island, visiting his mother
Mrs. Lula Irving. He has beep in
regular army service the past three
years.
Huat Lodge No. &c, knights Of
PytLias attended their annual SER
mon last Sunday at County Line Bap-
fist church. Rev. j. s. M, Alexander
officiated.
I Born to Mr.. ard MIS- " n Phil
lips March 1s a ten pound girl
Mother and baby are doing fine Mrs
Mary Parker is here visiting bel
mother and brother. Mrs. 0phe!ia AL.
len. Mr. and Mrs. M. q. Williams
have moved from San Antonio, where
they have been to spend the winter
Mrs. DR.. Ransom of Gainesville
made a flying trip to this city las
week. Mrs. Lillian Davis is here from
Chickasha, Okla. Rev. C. H. Pryor
is still ON the sick list Mrs, Fletch
err Avery is here from Wichita Falls
visiting her mother.
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ELMO.

Elmo, Texas, March 27.-Rev.
Christian was at his post Sunday. Rev,
Williams was In Elmo, Sunday, visit
ing Rev. C. Christian. Grove Sunday
school met at $3.50 a. m. after which
the b Y. P. u. union was in session
and had great debate.
Mrs. Wiley Menefee is on the sick
list and Mrs. Martha Thomas is on
the sick list. ~
Mrs. Carbet Barr has .relapsed
with the flu. Master Johnnie Meme
fee visited his mother and returned
to school in Terrell. Miss Aller
Menefee has returned from Dallas,
has been visiting her sister, who is
very i'll. Mr.. jeff Jordan and Mr..
San Dabner have returned the Camp.
Miss December Harrell and mother
visited Mrs. Wiley Menefee. Mrs. Men
ME Dellie was visitor Of Mrs. Har-
rell.
Mr.. Ed Warges is on the sick list
and also Gladis Wilson. Miss Jennie
Wilson was in Elmo, Sunday visit
ing her mother and she and Mr.. Brice
McRuffin and others motored back
to Terrell.
Miss Mile Madison has recovered
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ROCKWALL.'

Rockwell, Texas, March 27.-Sun-
day school at Holloway Chapel at
$50 at 11:00 o'clock Rev. G. w. Nell
son spoke from Luke 2, text, Fear
Not" Rev. o. Collar Of Christian
church was at his post and spoke
from Mat. 21-19. The Country club
No. reported it has been successful
in raising means to fence the ceme-
terry. Mr.. G. G. Moten is visiting his
daughter in Dallas. Mr., w. II. Dill
lard has returned from over sea
Rev. G.. w. Nelson spoke at $3.50,
subject, "a Wondering Boy"
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VAN AISTYNR.

Van Alstyne, Texas, March 81
Service was good at both churches
Sunday. Rev. ]. M. Cox was at his
post Sunday The reverend made
some timely remarks. Total amount
reported in the board Monday night
1888 this enabled rs to pay all in
debtedness. a big congregp tion graAt-
ed Madam Odessa Beatty Friday night.
I'm the c. M. q. church to witness
the ability Of the artist in song
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-29
LYONS.

Tvons, TEXAS March 27.-Col.
Scholl. the County Superintendent
visited our school last Friday. He
expressed himself as being well
pleased with the discipline of the
school.
He reported the eighth grade doing
fine work. The vocational work of
the school. being, school garden,
canning club, poultry club, aud pig
club.
Annie Watkins and Mrs. H. T.
HAYNES are still on the sick list.
Lieut.. H. Dotson of Company IS.
" f.. lectured at the NJ. e. church
Friday night
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-29
HILLSBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson were call
ed to Waxahachie last week by the
very sad and sudden death of their
relative Mr.. Henry Richardson, they
were accompanied by their son, Mr..
William Richardson, and o. II. Nose
ley' Mrs. Laura Williams is in the
city visiting her grand mother. Mrs.
'Wardley, who is indisposed. Mrs. Bar
lett of Omaha, Neb., is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Dixie billiard. Mrs. l..
r. Mosely returned from Dallas,
where she has been visiting rela-
tites.
We are glad to see Mr. Dixie Hill
lard up and about after several
weeks of illness.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-29
MILFORD

Milford, Texas, March 27.-Social
Miss Bette Mae Ballard. Waco, visit
ed her sister, Mrs. Hollie Clemmons.
Messrs. Geo. and Frank Buckingham
Madams Mary Mcdaniel, Laura Sims,
to Waxahachie; Misses Susie Wright
and Esque Sims to Italy, Misses Lon
ME and Robin Taylor and Maggie
Sneed Of Nash, Texas, were guests
of Misses Matte Bate and Bernice
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-29

Mrs. Kinnard made a flying trip
to Waco last week. Mrs. Susie AID
ridge has returned from a pro-
longed visit with relatives in Ft.
Worth.
A series of eight weeks of revival
meeting planned by the Ministers
Alliance began last Sunday night, at
the A. M. e. church. The meetings
are to be held at the several church
es represented by the Alliance, two
weeks at each church.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-29
LEAGUE.

league Texas, March 27.-The LIST
Baptist church Of league, Rev. Beal
preached an able sermon for the
X. of P. Almon Moore sang a solo.
Mr.. Floyd Gibson has returned from
the Training Camp.
When you see the Express boys
on the streets every Saturday stop
one and get the Express.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-29
Il Cured Myself Of TubareuIosIs"

Every sufferer
fron Weak Luass
everyone aAksted
with chronic eouuh
should read this
remarkable history
Of q druggiat, ar
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any cough -raeked.
tortured person
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may use 1t under
plain directions.
Just send name and
address on postcard
to ADDILINE.
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Richardson. Private H. w. Bate,
Company +, BIT Ammunition Train
is back home from France.
Rev. G. w. Burton, went to Italy,
Itasca, Waxahachie and Midlothian
on Missionary rounds. Rev. Hodges
was shaking hands with friends
Thursday. Mrs. Harris and sons, Will
liam and Jerome visited Mrs. Rob-
inson at Forreston, Sunday. Misses
Halle and Zelma Clenmons went
tn Forreston.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-29
Educationnl and. Rellgious.

The intermediate base ball team
of High school fwhite) played the
boys of same grades of X. M. Hi
on the latters diamond Friday. No
decision. The entertainment Thurs
day evening benefit Of the instrument
was a decided success, Soil net.
Misses L. T. Phillips and Hortense
Frames with an accompanist of Gle
hurne will appear in song recital
29th inst, benefit Of the instrument.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-29
Educational and Religions.


Primary and intermediate rooms en-
tertained with nice program Fri
day evening. Miss Johnson, inter
mediate teacher at the piano. Mrs.
e. M. J. Mcdonald, primary teacher,
directress.
The Minister'S Alliance furnishes
the school lecturer each Friday
afternoon. There was treat in Rev.
Purnell's first lecture on Three Es-
sentials of Education" Rev. Burle-
son, state Evangelist of the A. NJ. E.
church made encouraging remarks to
the student body Friday.
Sunday school and services at all
churches Sunday. Rev. Harris
preached to his congregation at 11:00.
Rev. Burleson has been in the city
few days. Rev. Purnell preached
to his congregation Sunday morning
and he and his congregation and
Rev. Harris worshipped with Mount
Moriah and hel p them n
their great rally and anniversary
services.
Rev. P. A. Prince, pastor of Union
Baptist, Italy. preached the ami
versary sermon. Prof. L. G.. Nc
Donald was master or ceremonies.
Read The Dallas Express and get
the news.
Social: Mr.. Judge Hall motored
to Italy. Messrs. Walter Richard
son and Burgess Probasco went with
him. Messrs. Lacy Richie, Eugene
Thomas Of Pelham, visited Miss Err
ma Beatty.
Mr.. Walter Richardson of Dallas
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
H. Richardson, Prof. lno. Martin,
Prof of History of Ft. Worth high
school passed through the city with
with his wife en- route home from
Waco. Prof. Mcdonald went as far
as Italy with them. Rev. Nickerson
of Ell Paso was in the CITY Sunday.
Mr. Geo. Buckinham of Florence, Ala,
is visiting his brother Frank.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-29
Sickness and Deaths.

Mrs. Pearl Daniels has completely
recovered to the delight of the town.
The infant of Mrs. Lake Beatty, who
had been i'll for two weeks succumb-
ed with pneumonia, Saturday after
noon. The Express shows the sor-
row OF the Borrowing relatives. Mrs.
Lou Buckler of Bethel, 113 years old
was buried Sunday.
Read The Dallas Express.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-29

The x. of P's at Gatesville, Texas
Good Shepherd Lodge No. SO, are
having their annual sermon March 20.
d. A. STEAMERS, Master of cese-
monies; w M. Snow, C. c. their ser
mon was attended with large
crowd and few remarks were made
by the visitors of this place for the
good of the Order; collection $4.35.
Mrs. Annie Barrens has been very
sick, but is reported better.
G. w. Davis arrived in this city
from over seas, where he has been
among the fighting forces for more
than twelve months.
Davis is highly esteemed citizen
of this place an he is one of the
greatest young men from Europe
eWr eaen in this city.
On Tuesday night, March rs, a re-
ceDtion was given in honor of G.. w.
Davis. Mr.. Floyd Hannah an other
soldiers, who have arrived was pres
ent.
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Sick List.

Brother John Andrews and Mrs.
Will Powell, Mrs Sarah Hedspeth
went to the country to spend few
days last week.
See me every Saturday for the
Express and go to church every Sun
day.
G. G. BEATTY. Agent.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-29

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GATESVnLLE.

Gatea Vile. Texas, March 27.--First
Baptist church-Sunday sci Dol and
church services were largely at
tended Sunday all day. Rev w. M.
B. Darlington, pastor of the First
Baptist church, Abilene, Texas, ac-
cepted the church and all IL we'll.
$3S.16 collected, $16.21 raised Tor
Sister Babe Bowels, aiding her for
visit the Marlin Wells for treatment.
ZIBE SQUYRES. Treasurer.
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Evening journal., 1919-08-29
WILSON, pONDExrER AND BoLsHEvIsrs

NJ He manner In which President Wilson has encouraged
the Boshevss fully set forth by Senator Miles
Pondexer in his recent speech in the Senate. Briefly
stated, the voumnous official evidence submitted by
Senator Poindexter shows The following:
That on January 8, 1915 after the Kerensky govern
ment in Russia had been overthrown and while the
torious Brest-Ltovsk psrey In session. with Lenne
and Trotzky the spokesmen OF the regime Pres
dent Wilson said "Thelr conception OF what is right and
what is humane and honorable for them TO accept has
been stated with frankness argeness Of viey gen
erosty OF spirit and universal human sympathy which
must challenge the admiration Of every friend Of
kind
That this commendation OF the Bolshevlsts at time
when they were conspirng with Germany for separate
peace in harmony with the Presidents previous
declaration for a peace without victory"
That President Wilson's statements were printed
OF Bolshevlst pamphlets openly circulated in the
United states apparently without repudlaton from the
President
That after Thomas Mooney had been convicted Of
bombing a preparedness parade in san Francisco the
Bosheyk at ST. Petersburg lnervened in his
behalf and President Wilson. n March and June, 1918,
teegaphed the Governor Of California for commutaon
Of sentence because OF the effect upon certain interna
tional affairs" and the international significance
That the Bolsheyk party IN Russia cooperating
with the ]. W. w. IN the United States
That after Joe Hifstrom, an J. w. w. leader in Utah.
had convicted OF coldblooded murder, President
wilson tfieu 10 secure communication OF sentence at e
instance Of socialist friends OF Hlsrom and foreign
government.
That after a radical writer, formerly head OF the
Mooney Defense League had been arrested in France for
Boshevik propaganda General Pershing ordered to
release the orders reported to from Pres-
dent Wilson.
That men placed on trial for anarchy in the state Of
Washington defended themselves by quoting President
Wilson's books authority for the doctrines they
teaching, and asserted THE w w has borrowed and
adopted President Wilson's philosophy"
That revoutionists in other countries base their
tion upon the teachings OF Woodrow Wilson
That in his New Freedom" President Wilson spoke of
The constitution system Of checks and balances and
said that mo living thing have its organs Offset
against each other, checks, and live"
And that through the League Of Nations covenant he
proposes discard American ideals and traditions
render American sovereignty and involve this nation in
obligations contrary to the constitution which he took
oath TO uphold.