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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-05-03
TEXAS TOWNS.
PONTA

Ponta, Texas, May Sunday
school was well attended at all the
churches Sunday. Plainview G. M. q.
church will pull off grand educa-
tional rally here on the first Sun
day, May the 4th.
Woodville G. M. p. church pulled
off a a grand time on Easter with
Rev. W. M. Douglass as pastor. who
preached a powerful sermon to the
largest congregation here from many
years. Bro. Douglass is a very able
speaker. Collection $4O.71. Services
were also we'll attended at Pine Hill
Christian church, Rev. William ].
Henry filled the rostrum, collection
$14. 20 at Mount Hebron, Presbyte-
rian church lovely crowd was as
sembled and enjoyed a soul stirring
sermon delivered by Rev. F. Hill,
p. G..
Mr.. Sterling Nelson of Quincy, was
here Saturday on business, returned
Sunday. Mrs. Laura Hollingsworth
of Terrell, visited in Ponta, last week
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Walker returned home Friday. Mrs.
Alzena Nelson OF Quincy, is visiting
relatives in Ponta, this week, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Hill,
Mr.. Christopher Session has return
ed from France where he spent sew
eral months.
Elmo, the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. N,
H. McCrimmon, who was severely
bruised is doing better. Several far
mers left here Saturday to attend
the Farmers Congress which con-
vened in Jacksonville, Saturday,
April 26.
Read the Dallas Express.
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MART.

Mart, Texas. May 1.--Seryices were
we'll attended Sunday. also Sunday
school, Mr.. Doc Brunson Bill Thorn
as, Carl Williams and ]. s. Dorsey
motored to Waco, Wednesday. The
high school girls Of Mart, defeated
the Waco high school girls basket
ball game 13 to 20 in favor Of Mart.
DR.. Robert Wise autoed to this
city Sunday.
Mr.. r. jackson of Ferris, was the
guest Of Mrs. Bessie Woodlands
Thursday. Mr.. G. w. Mitchell is re-
ported very sick
The Minister'S Council District
officers and centenary convention was
held in Marlin, Texas, April 81 and
%, 1919. at Davis Chapel M. e.
church. 1t was indeed a great meet
ing, both spiritually and financially.
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WEST.

West, Texas. May Rev. ]. w.
Lilly Of Abbot at $3.50 D. M, filled
his pulpit at West; $3.50 with a
crowded house. one addition,
at $3.50 a. M, Sunday school. Sew
eral westites attended the funeral
Of Mrs. Ella House. Preaching by
Rev. Williams and Lee. Mr.. ]. Lacy
of Marshall visited Madam Lacy.
Rev. Lewis Of Hillsboro, ia IL the city
to day looking after the A. M. e.
church work.
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OTTO.

Otto. Texas, April 1.-Service was
good at Jerusalem Sunday, Rev. d.
G. Mayes was with his people. Miss
Eliza Ray. Miss Jones and Miss Al
berta Jordan of Mart, were welcome
visitors in otto, Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard entertained
the pastor, Sunday. The pastor will
preach the Odd Fellows sermon to
distinguished audience. Mr.. G., s.
Ray is bringing things to pass in
the the B. Y. P. o,
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DOYLE.

Doyle, Texas, May Sunday
school at $3.50 attendance small owing
to the fact that many attended the
funeral Of Sister Amanda Tatum in
Webb Chapel Community. The fun
eral service was conducted by the
P. c., Rev Geo. Jackson and Rev.
L. w. Thomas,
Many interesting items are found
on the pages Of The Dallas Express
Read and keep posted.
See the agent w. q. Thomas.
on the pages Of The De.iss Express,
20 p. O. every Monday morning.
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DR.. Links Remedies
All Guaranteed.

Secure territory you want at once
before some one beats you to it.
Ministers and ladies make our best
agent. Big money and easy money
to agent, call or send in your order
at nce-Agents wanted everywhere.
We have moved to SO5 South Ervay
street, one block South Of Postoffice.
With every one dollar sale we will
give any SOC preparation we have
for short time.
Goods shipped same day order re-
ceived by Parcels Post or Express
Free delivery in city or out of city
when we get full retail price.
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GAINESVILLE.

Gainesville, Texas. April Church
services were well attended Sunday
at all the church.
The boy scouts gave very inter
esting entertainment Thursday night
for the benefit of the rally on at
Bethel A. NJ E. church.
Mr.. Henderson Of Ladonla. Texas,
is in the city.
Mr.. Logwood Groner left the city
Saturday for some Northern points
Mrs. Hattie Harris, who has been
very sick, is reported doing fine.
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BROwNwOOD.

Brownwood, Texas. May 1.--Ser-
vices at all churches Sunday. Rev
H. A. Lynch, P. c. Lees Chapel was
launched his annual midsummer rally
with a tribe rally.
Mrs. Maggie Harris died Wednes-
day, interment in Greenleaf cemetery,
Friday, April. rs.
Mrs. ]. A. Jefferson, who died in
Dallas April 20, arrived in Brown.
wood Saturday morning, April 26
accompanied by Mrs. r. A. Hester
Mrs. D. CalweIl, Miss w. Caldwell
her husband, J. A. Jefferson, and
children.
Funeral services from Lees Chapel
A. M, q. church, Saturday, April rs
Interment in Greenleaf cemetery the
leaves a husband, two children, two
sisters, mother and one brother and
a host OF friends to mourn her loss
Mrs. Seth Hill, Mrs. j. B. Boyd Of
San Angelo, have returned home after
attending the funeral of Mrs. ]. A.
Jefferson.
Miss A. Mae Barnes Of Coleman
has returned to her home after at
tending the funeral of Mrs. Maggie
Harris.
Mrs. Era Smith stopped over with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Love enroute tc
San Antonio, Texas.
Miss Kate Mason of Brady is visit.
ing Mrs. Daisy Boyd. Mr.. Lon Alex
ander passed through en- route to Sar
Francisco, Cali.
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THE STAR HAIR GROWER
A Wonderful Hair Dresser and Grower


One thousand agents
wants.a Good monez
n. 1.
maui We want asenu
In every city and vi
lage to sell THE STAR
HAIR GROWER. This
Is a wonderful prepar-
alton. Can be used
with or without straight
tening irons.
Sells Tor Csc per box
-one 25c box viii
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The above is the likeness Of w.
Fl Harvey. president of the Royal
Mutual Insurance Co. Mr.. VIM. Lit
ties is Secretary.
Our Motto:
Payment Of all just claims. You do
not have to wait for your claim, the
money Is waiting for you. Ask any
undertaken about our company, who
bury our people in this city and
you will be convinced. Agents want
ed.
ROYAL MUTUAL INSURANCE Co.
Home ONCE Fl Worth
315K Calhoun Street -LamnT 1875
w. H. HARVEY. Pres,
w. II. LITTLES. Sec'y.
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BONHAM.

Bonham, May 1.--Mr. W. p. John
son and wife were in Paris last
week.
Mr.. Andy Byas and Mr.. Joe Patrick
at Bellville are in the city visiting
friends.
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The $4,000 rally at Bethel church
closed Sunday night.
Sister C. s. Clark, the evangelist
was at herself and preached to the
satisfaction of all adding one mem,
Der to the church.
Mr.. ]. w. Reynolds of Denton,
Texas, was in the city last Tuesday,
night on the knights and Daughters
of Tabor.
Mr.. Jim Thomas was called to FIT.
Worth on the account of sick rela-
tive.
During the pastors anniversary
services at Mt. Olive Baptist church,
Miss B. M. Henricks delivered a very
complimentary paper on The Life
of the Pastor.
Miss Era Gregory, who has been
out of the city teaching for the past
seven months has returned home.
Mrs. Lillian Thomas was called to
TT. Worth, on account of illness of a
relative. Mrs. Hampton of selma,
Texas, is Tire guest of Mrs. Simpson.
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Send P. O., or Express money order.
payable to-
10 cents extra with order.
E. ]. COTTUN 60.
8 West California Ave-.
Oklahoma City, Okla. 12-7-4t
Agents wanted. Write for terms
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MADAM CDTTOK'S WONDERFUL
HAIR GROWER.
GROW HAIR ON TEMPLES

The inventor Of this hair grower.
which is made Of sixteen ingredients
and containing everything necessary
to grow the hair, prevent dandruff
and letter, prevent hair from fall
ing out, and keeps it looking very
nice at all times. this hair grower
will not make the hair sticky. but
keeps it soft and fluffy, 1t makes the
hair awfully nice and straight with
out pressing, but may press 1t If
you desire. / guarantee this hair
grower to grow hair on an average
of one inch month. also to darken
gray hair.
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CIVIC and sanitary club notice.

wv ~ 'o'1---.''@J wv ~VV'"Oos
Several business matters were
discussed at the meeting of the Civic
and Sanitary club on April 18th,
Mrs. B. X. Johnson, reported $4.2S
for the club. The club was address
ed five or ten minutes by Rev. James
Carr, the club was glad to have Rev.
Carr present and enjoyed what he
said to the highest.
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Social Notes.

Mrs. Terrell, Exerette. Brown and
Misses Parker and Hubert entertain
ed with luncheon in honor OF Mrs.
CLANCY and Jackson Of Fort Worth,
Texas. Mrs. M. A. White of Bryan,
Texas, Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall, Allen
and Mr.. John Harris.
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The old folks concert given at the
Baptist church last week under the
management of Mrs. M. s. d. Jour-
nette was financially success.
Locke and Stephens were in Dodd
City Thursday to attend the fun
eral of Mrs. vanlier, who died April
Gath.
Rev. T. e. Higgs and others were
in Ravenna. Friday, to attend school
closing.
The A. M. e. church has purchased
pews for their church.
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Last but best Of
all the rest but
ELSo POLO
stand the test hair
may be short will
make 1t long
USE ELSO POLO
Else Polo College wants 500 ladies
for free course of scalp and hair
treatment IL you wish to become an
agent send $500 for outfit and work,
work, work. the road to success.
Write today for tomorrow never
comes we import and manufacture
all kinds of human hair. Special
prices to agents.
GOLDEMA JACOBS NEAL
217 State Street. Pine Bluff. Ark
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Wanted.

A Colored barber for white trade,
apply to Ed Jinkins. 61S e. Cali
fornia street Gainesville, Texas
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Mrs. Lucille Burger left Sunday fol
Fort Worth.
Mrs. Inez Anderson has returned
from Gainesville, where she has beer
visiting her mother.
Rev. Melton Of Dodd City was
here Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Louis Bennette has closed hel
school, she is at home again.
Mrs. Annie Williams was in Dodt
City, Thursday to attend funeral OF
Mrs. Vanlier
Rev. T. e. Higgs and members are
preparing to buid church soon.
Mrs. Willie B. Crumpton has closet
her school at Pittsburg and is Al
home again.
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hammock

Mrs Albert Kidd 'ii"d at hrr home.
north If town. on Wednesday morning
rnDnia following iniln"nza. She was 4
daughter nf Mir and Mrs Luther Eirrirk
ind was born and Feared IN this commits
nity. DrCraS"d IS SURVIVED hy her hu%-
hnnd and three children. Funeral scr
vices were held on Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs, II. 4. Lodge and little
SON. Herbert. spent Saturday IN Cad2
Mrs Clyde Cassidy and two children.
Paul and Nancy Jane of Alliance hnv"
been visiting with her mother. Mrs. j..
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SAND HILL

There Will b. no service ut the NJ. e.
church on Sunday next. But Their" VIII
br communion services at the salem
~<churrh. and all ar" cordially invited 10
attend. The district superintendent, rev.
Anderson will conduct the services on
Saturday and SUNDAY.
TIL" influ"nza situation at this place
IS improving. no new cases for several
lays
The schools in Sand Hill district have
been hard hit this trrm. having been
closed several times by tn" opidenic:
The aricndauc" is very poor in school
districts and III early closing is antic-
.pat"d.
Several teachers from this district an
ticipat.: taking ,1,' teachers cNaminat ton
next week 1T tn. Wnodsdalc school
building.
wellesley ti;zs.n,mon completed his
school term 1T Cedar Rocks. Webster
district. on Friday
The John Howard sale of live stock
vas we'll attended on Tuesday. and 1hH
cattl" and horses sd! exceptionally
: high. Mr.. Howard will retire from
. farming Mr.. Richmond Will have charge
OF tho farm.
Mrs. W. Ii Turner received tho intel
!iscncc # IN" critical illness of her
father, Mr. !'rcnlinc Burt Ut Washing
ton Pa Mrs. Turner and children lrtt
1T once fer his bedside. Mr.. Burt is
suffering from a hcmor-haCe OF the
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Kent spent Men
day tn" guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ). 4.
Kent "f Elm Gro"".
Mrs. Glwo"A M"riman. who has been
III with tnn*rlitiS - improving.
Misses l:c!l, and RoNi" Fisher. dauEh-
tors of M Ed Fisher: whn have been
quito i'll arc match improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Daguc spent Sap-
bath with Mr. Erice Dasu".
Rrv paniol Winters OF Mt. Hope
charg" hes purchased n small driving
horse FROM Mr. W. r. Turner.
C. W. Marsh visited his sister Mrs.
william, Wilson of Wheeling, on Sunday
who is critically i'll.
Merton Winters Of stone Church road
was :, weekend visitor with his paretns
here
Nc. and Mrs. J. l.. Kent were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. {. r. Eartewine
on Sunday last.
Mrs Lewis Conrad spent Friday and
Saturday with friends in Elm Grove.
All thr family Of Mr. Dave Porter
have been quite II are now much I'M
proved.
Mrs. Thomas Conrad spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Dolly Clemens IF Dallas.
Will Cosf;cld. who has been quite Ill
is worse this week.
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JUMP CLOCKS
AHEAD TONIGHT
FORWARD MOVING PARTIES WILL
BE FORMED AND THE PASSED
AT TIDDLEw1NKS OR POKER
Turn Clock Ahead Before Retiring And
save Sims And Mantle China

When the nation wakes up tomorrow
morning and ruhs lis eyes the n"w tune
- Will be in effect and another hour W'lt
pc crowded into daylight, and max" the
evenings appear longer.
Uncle Sam says tho clocks should h'
pushed ahead 1T o'clock SUNDAY morn
ing which all of tho rallrPadS Will 40
but to the ordinary citizen - - a Gu"S-
ton whether nc should TURN TN" clock
forward before going ~ bed. or wait
until morning and do X. or stay UP untl!
the specified hour al \. NJ /" perform
the important function. Many Will
choose OF the TWO alternatives. h&t fh"
S.icklrrS for formalty will east ih''r
lot with the railroads and tax" = " CLOCK
as the proper time: OF course many Will
get sleepy before that time and n" d"uo'
turning forward parties will q" torH'co
and tho hours will hr wI!cd away IN
tiddely winks or poker. for poker is the
great Saturday. night gam" and Keeps
one thoroughly awake.
This last rNpcdinEt is thr wiser "hE
many SAY aS il saves one from getting
I'D out OF warHl bad. StubhinS Your
toes and barking your shinS ard knock
ing everything off tn" mantle m the
search for the alarm clock IN tn" dark
md When the clock is located YOU ar"
liable - touch that littl" S'nS!tlE" alarm
key and star; All Internal ringing w'lcn
would wake up the baby or some nervous
member Of the family and Their" would
be no more sleep the rest Of tn" nSh''
Beginning tomorrow morning after :
"A. NJ all trains and steamboats, Will leaf"
or arrive one hour ahead OF the present
time. but ,he time Of arrival or depar-
turc will be the same as today for the
clocks will he turned forward TO mott
Z.
It will add one moro hour Of daylight
and will afford that much moro recrca-
ton in outdoor sports or yanktng weeds
out Of the war garden.
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laltcr's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. E. Pan
coast. with their uncle. Mr.. Edwin Coff-
land of Richland Center, Wis. who is a
guest at the home Of his sister.
Miss Bcrnicc Clements OF Flushing
Rural Route Is visiting with her aunt
and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Brokaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Holloway of
Flushing were business callers In this
community on Monday.
Mr.. Joseph Ferguson 10 spending some
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T. taIdwru. who continues to improve
slowly.
McsSrs. l.ndr" and Harold tunard or
Flushing wrr" visitors on Saturday Mt
the homo rf their grandparents, MIR. and
Mrs. William Lodge.
Mr.. Fred Ferguson OF Detroit. Mich,
was a week end visitor with his father,
Joseph Ferguson.
Mr.. and Mrs. W l.. Armstrong spent
Saturday in belmont at the home Of the
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time with his daughter and her hus-
band. Mr. and Mrs. a. II. McNamee Of
Triadclphia. -
aIcssrs. W. NJ. Brokaw and WIr1ia1n
Lodge were shoppers in Wheeling on,
Wednesday. $500
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The greater the necessity for saving.
tho greater your opportunity 70 -
Tho IntelhGencer Want AdA
New Britain herald., 1919-11-24
(COntinued)


 Dr. Karl Muck, long before his ar , rest and even before the indignation against him arose, had the persist ent idea that he was being hounded and shadoWed by secret service agents. If he wrote the truthsn his letters, he believed that his every ac- ton was watched. . " " -s: y
 To those who do not a.tknow the facts there is an element, of pathos in Dr. Muck's] cry irf one of his let ters, II am like Shabby dog here in this country, Whre every,ss cut X throat may assall nlas wft til i'm ts;. |. But the facts were entifelNhifer ershfs Dr. Muck hadsbSeaa left sevsrasy alolte by the secrets service nnen:*sss~ oi1e had been detailed to shadow him, Ee l. was free to come~a nd go as he liked More than that he. was not even sis- ] pected of propaganda work. <
 Promised Not to Mention War. The Symphony officials had pr. ! MucksS word of honor that he would 1 not so much as mention the war to l anyone He had expressed a full willingness to cut himself entirely adrift from Germany and German as- 1 sociates and be content to z. devote 1 himself solely to music. Dr. %Muck's ] word was taken at full value. ,. The symphony officials trusted pr. l Muck, and this trust was reflected in 1 the actions eet the secret service 1 men, Because@Dr. Muck had been so 1 strongly vouc11ed for he was immune /! for months. {:
 Never Refused to Play Anthem. Dr. Muck 'sf"r refusal to play the / "star Spangled Banner was not the cause of his arrest. In fact to give him his just due, pr. Muck never re- fused to play the national anthem. , Other people made the decision for him. The outcry3 that arose as I re- ] suit of the attempt to put pr. Muck 1 on record merely made his case con- 1 spicuous but it produced no evidence l against him. If Dr. Muck had been l arrested and sent to an internment ! camp merely because he once refused 1 to play the Star Spangled Banner 1 because he. was German some of his 1 outcries against America in his let l ters might be justified. &a>
 i During all the excitement that was
 stirred up over the Star Spangled
 Banner" incident the secret service.
 men were unable to secure evidence
 enough to warrant. an arrest. Many
 people clamored for an arrest. Wash
 ington was flooded with telegrams de
 nandIing it. Yet any move had to be
 backed up by something more than ! patriotic indignation. Evidence as a PropaHandist. r. When the secret service men were 1 about at their wits end something l :fappened which enabled them te4 at one swoop get evidence. they aaeEer'
New Britain herald., 1919-11-24

Muck was not always able to con- vince the young woman over whom ne exercised so great fascination that he was all he pretended to be- It is apparent that several times sbe made ,, an effort to terminate the frlendship. Certain letters seem to show that she felt she was being ] placed in a false position. Once she ? definitely yss cast off the spell. She de- sternin ned to have nothing more to do With .Dr. Muck. But this fascination still prevailed, as is shown by this let ter (form printed):
 Wife Knew of Love For Girl.
 < My Darling:e t E
 < T fail to- find words to express my joy over your decision to renew our odd friendship which you so cruelty broke off in moment of desponden- cy. I feel happyfto learn that you no longer feel worried t.. M >%5 4a. #
 You say, and you are right in say ing so, darling, that my marital en- tanglements make it very hard for @yout to continue our hitherto pleasant relationship. But can't you see, darling, how much harder it is for me to, renounce the love that grew between us so subliuiely.? Must. we.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-24

for the sake of foolish sentiments
 that are imposed upon us by others,
 foreswear the love that is divine and
 inexpressible by common language?
 No, a thousand times no! You are
 mine and I am your slave and so |
 must remain. It will perhaps sur
 prise you to learn that to @ certain
 extent Mrs. Muck knows our relation
 ship. She has a noble heart and her n1nd Is broad beyond the compre- hens1on of the swine-like people among whom we must live a little while longer.
 And it will be only a very short time when our gracious Kaiser will act upon my request and recall me to Berlin. Once there, through the good offices of my beloved friend, -, our Kaiser will be prevailed upon to see the benefit to the fatherland in my obtaining a divorce and making you my own Then, darling. Please be considerate of YOUR KARL" Must Avoid Scandal. Again in a letter pr. Muck refers to the fear of exposure which had evidently troubled his correspondent He vyrOte
New Britain herald., 1919-11-24
BEHIND THE LINES OVER HERE
 Being The Revelations of U. s. Secret Service Man <.

thought existed and to definitely place Dr. Muck as q dangerous propagand lst. What this something was will be told Tn the course of these revela- tons. From the moment this in .or- matlon was placed in the hands >of tne authorities Dr. Muck's reign in. Boston was over.
 , DrA Muck had no illusions about the secrecy of his relations with the young woman he had so grossly de- ceived, He realized that sooner CT later it might result in trouble for, him. :.
 Tried to Break With Him. There is ample evidence that pr.