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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-22

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do utworzenia monopolu cemcn-
tn w Illinois, co wyjdzic ia mic
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-22
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-22
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-22

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paniach o milionowych kapitaiach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-22

Jezeli macie zamiar kupic lub
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-22
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-22

mowi, &c wszelkie wiadomoSci o
ewakuacyi Odessy So przedwcze-
she. Najwieksza trudnoscia w
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i inne strategiczne punkty.
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Gle miedzy linia kolejowa Wolo-
gdy a rzeka Omega. Walk te jed
max So ma mala skale i alianckie
patrole energicznie odpieraja
wszelkie wysiiki bolszewkiow.
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eva W Egipcie stale sic coraz gor-
sza. Slime wojska brytyjskie w f
gipcie otrzymaly jeszcze posiaki
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rex. Bandy liczne Beduinow wpa-
dly do Dolnego Egiptu i rabuja
wsie i miasta, ~posozenie jednak
ME jest grozne z punktu widzenia
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-11-08
JACKSONVILLE.

Jacksonville, Texas, Nov. 6.-The
Dallas Express is on sale every Sat
urday at Simmons and Swanson's
candy kitchen.
Rev. F. F. Washington, presiding
elder of the Palestine District held
his last quarter with st. James A.
NJ. e. church, Nov. LIST and End, the
Elder was at his best and preached
an interested sermon. Born to Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Williams, a baby
girl, Oct. Goth, mother and daughter
are doing fine. The total collection
in the rally at the Presbyterian
church though the membership is
not large. Mr.. Oscar d. Brewer,
after several months stay in Mans
field, La, returned home Saturday.
Rev. DR.. White, pastor of the M. E..
church, South preached at Benson
Chapel, C. NJ. Z. church, Sunday
night he preached an able sermon, on
the redemption. Mrs. Pearl G. Pierce
spent Saturday and Sunday at home.
Miss Pearl Martin opened her
school at Len Wood, Miss Goldie
Price began her work at Billiard.
Notice on account of not being
able to complete the church at Tyler
the Central Texas, Conference will
be held at Jacksonville. Texas, Nov.
18th the people are preparing to
entertain the conference and will be
delighted to care for it. Bishop E.
Cottrell, Presiding Bishop.
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FALLS.

Falls, Okla, Nov. 6.-Allow space
in your paper for these few lines.
Permit me to say, / am a reader of
The Dallas Express, and can truth
fully say, it is one of the best weekly
papers | have ever read. irrespective
to it being edited by Negroes. l en-
joy reading paper that prints facts.
The Dallas Express has this habit
We are anxious that more Oklahoma
read the Dallas Express for this
reason, We are asking you to print
the following:
On the last Second Sunday in Oc-
tober, in a little village town, Falls,
Okla, the First Baptist church went
over the top" in raising moneys to
pay off an Indebtedness on the church
With only a few member, we raised
$500. Our visiting friends, made
the total collection $1O5.00. Our pas
tor, Rev. G. E. Smith, was over-joyed.
We had several Devines with us viz:
Revs. Patmon of Meridian. Okla, Rev.
Argrow of Merrick, Okla. Rev. Lock-
ct of Carney, Okla, Rev. Davis and
Rev. Virgins of Falls. Okla, and
Rev. Jones of Mott, Texas. We want
our visitor, Rev. Jones to come again
for hearts certainly did burn while
he talked to us by the way.
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CLEBURNE.

Cleburne, Texas, Nov. 6.-Rev. B.
Smith and members of the c. NJ. e.
church pulled off q successful rally
last Sunday. Mrs. Starks and little
daughter are visiting her mother at
Los Angeles, California. She was ac-
companied by her sister. Mrs. White
of Fort Worth, Mr.. VIM. Coleman of
Eastland was in the city Sunday.
Madams Emma Heard and Hattie
Bell Jones have returned from Louis
lana. Mr.. Willie Fortunes mother
and brothers of Brennan has moved
to Cleburne. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mosely are remodeling their home.
Rev. Knox of Dallas, Supt. of Mis-
sion preached two stronge sermons
Sunday at the First Baptist church.
Mr.. Harrison Ballenger of Rio Vista
was in the city Sunday. Mrs. Glenn
mic Griffin, who underwent an oper-
alton has returned home much i'm
proved. Rev. Nat Prince have been
called to FIT. Worth to take charge of
a church. Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith
have returned home. Rev. Thomas.
pastor Of the NJ, q. church held SER
vices Sunday at the Monarch hall.
If you like to get the Express
rain or shine, please have your mon
ey ready when the reporter comes
around
Rev. Joseph A. Brown and mem
bers Of the First Baptist church are
preparing for their rally on the third
Sunday. Misses L. T. Phillips and
H. M. Frame attended a reception
at Ennis last week.
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PALESTINE.

Palestine, Texas, Nov. GA little
cool Sunday, yet the pastors all
report good services. Rev. N. H.
Johnson of the Fulton Street Chris
tian church preached splendid SER
mon Sunday to the delight of the
entire congregation. Union lodge has
elected officers with R. A. Monica,
president and R. W. Green, secretary
treasurer. Mrs. VIM. Coleman was
called to Neches last week to the
bed side of her father who is very
ill. Rev S. t. Alexander of Term,
Cal, filled the pulpit Of the Antioch
Baptist church during the illness of
the pastor. Rev. D. ]. Crawford. Mrs.
A. Baukse is visiting in Mineola,
this week. Mrs. Henrietta Brown of
Overton, is visiting Mrs, John Starr.
Mr.. c. NJ White of Denver, Colo,
was in the city in the interest of the
Woodman last week and added TWEEN
ty-fve to the order. Mrs. Evie Taylor
is on the sick list this week. Rev.
D. ]. Crawford is some better at this
writing. The Methodist pastors of
the city are all making their claims
known to their members and friends
Getting ready for conference, see?
See A. Taylor for The Dallas Ex-
press.
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EASTLAND.

Eastland, Texas, NovS 6.-With the
Rev. Miles w. Jenkins of Abilene,
is District Supt. of Missions for the
West Texas Association filling his ap-
pointment at the Eastland Baptist
church Sunday.
Services afternoon conducted by
Rev. S. II. Williams and County Mis-
sionary, Mrs. Bertha Miller and w.
H. s. Sister. At 8 o'clock afternoon
Rev. M. w. Jenkins delivered an ex-
cellent sermon, text "Namon Healed"
End King, 5-3, subject "The Power OF
a Slave Girl. Rev. M. w. Jenkins has
recently been elected to Statewide
Mission work.
The dedication of our new church
has been postponed indefinitely. The
Billville hotel has added six new
rooms to its credit in connection with
Independent Barber Shop also In
dependent tailor shop has installed
the entire Billieville flats with gas
heating systems. The Brown room
ing house has just completed a num-
Der of new rooms in connection with
a shop for Miss Marie Holsome, the
hair dressing department. Mr.. and
Mrs. e. H. Darlington. sister, both
being the sisters of Miss Billie Page
arrived here Wednesday. Oct. Goth.
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OKMULGEE.

Okmulgee, Oklahoma, Nov. 6.-Dr.
Gentry returned Thursday from An
derson, Ind, where he attended the
funeral of his sister. He has the
sympathy of his community in his
hours of bereavement. The General
Baptist State convention was held
here from Oct 20 to Nov. LIST was
a great meeting accomplishments far
reaching. DR.. S. S. Jones, president.
The meeting was held at First Bap-
fist church. The sisters meeting be-
ing held at A. NJ. E. church, notable
men and women were present from
all parts of the state as well as
from adjourning states. The good
people of Okmulgee made it pleasant
for all visiting messengers.
See complete report in next weeks
issue.
Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Bolton arrived
from Pittsburg, Texas. Thursday
They are .domiciled on North Porte
street, in the home of Prof. c. A.
Evans.
The A. NJ. E. Conference was in
session at Tulsa last week.
Rev. Madden, P. c., of NJ. E. church
returned from a two weeks visit
among friends in Mississippi.
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WICHITA FALLS.

Wichita Falls, Texas, Nov. 6.-Rev.
Johnson of the A. M. E. church
preached a splendid sermon Sunday
night, his text was a contented mind.
Miss Bernice Trimble Is now teach
ing school in Decatur, Texas.
There was big stunt given Sum
day at the Denver cafe, hostess, Mrs.
Annie Marion and Mrs. Ellen Cooper.
Mrs. J. A. Curr, Mrs. P. H. Ben
son, Mr.. Willie Harper. and Mrs.
Stevens were the guests.
Washington school is flourishing un-
der the tutorship Of Prof, H. D. Rob-
inson and his able assistant in the
person of Mrs. Annie Davie, Miss
Eula Thornton and Mrs. G. B. Rob-
inson, enrolment to date 1879. If we
only had the other room we could
easily use another teacher as was
our intention. The Domestic Science
department will start very soon.
People leaving town please send
your childrens books back to school
they are not yours they belong to
the state.
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REISEL.

Reisel, Texas, Nov. 6.-Miss Cevera
Darsey Alberta Crane, Miss d. c..
Drake, accompanied by Mr.. C. B..
Darsey left for Seguin, Texas, Satur-
day to enter Guadalupe college. Mon
day, Nov. Bird. Mr.. c. B. Darsey, will
also spend a few days in Austin
on business ON his return.
More than a score ofNColored peo-
pie here sailed to Waco. Saturday to
attend the Cotton Palace and Colored
Carnival. Mrs. Martha Robertson, left
for Dallas, Sunday, where she expects
to make her future home. Mrs. Men
that Crane left for Denison, Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Long, died Monday, Nor.
9rd and will be buried Tuesday at
the Billinglesy cemetery. Mrs. Hill
and two daughters of Harrison have
been in our community for several
days attending the bed side of her
daughter, Mrs. Long. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. R. Long of Waco. are here
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ATLANTA.

Atlanta, Texas, Nov. 6.-Service at
First Baptist church Sunday was ex-
cellent, pastor, Pryor seemed to be
at himself, he preached a soul stirr-
ing sermon. Our hearts were made
to rejoice in the God Of our salvation
while the man of God talked to us
by the way. Collection S31.47. Miss
Gladys Coloe has returned from Shire
veport, La, where she visited the
Louisiana State Fair. The program
rendered by the Starlight Band of
the First Baptist church, Saturday
night was masterpiece to all who
was present. Sister Young deserves
much credit for her untiring energy
put forth to make the Starlight band
worth while. Mr.. Barnes Oliver will
soon be domiciled in his new home
on Church Street Mr.. Henry Mack
of Linden, Texas, visited Miss Gym
thia Griffin Sunday. Miss Alice Bow
ems passed through our city Saturday
en- route to Shiloh community where
she will take up her school Monday.
Always remember where to go and
get your paper every Saturday even
ing and Sunday at the home of Mrs.
l.. Washington, on 1877 Goree st.
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SOUR LAKE.

Sour Lake, Texas, Nov. 6.-The
Sunday school was well attended
Sunday and the lesson was well dis
cussed Rev. C. L. Lee was on duty
at Tyree A. NJ. Z. church Sunday.
The young ministers Union conducted
the evening service and Rev. Lee
preached his farewell sermon Sunday
night
Prof. A. X. Watkins. principal of
the high school carried his foot ball
team to Beaumont last Saturday and
played the high school team of that
place.
The concert given by the high
school was quite a success last Fri
day night. Some of their best talent
entertained the large crowd.
Mrs. Deblanc spent a few days
in Houston last week.
Mr.. Lloyd Tate left for Houston
last week to confer with DR.. Leon
Bichon.
Mr.. H. F. Pollard, who is in the
transfer business and reporter for
the Dallas Express.
Mrs. L. Patterson returned from
Wharton last week. Mrs. e. Simp-
son spent Saturday in Beaumont.
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PILOT POINT.

Pilot Point, Texas, Nov. 6.-The
County Line Baptist church held its
final rally Sunday raising $129.S0
this makes a total of $783.65 raised
in all. The pastor, Rev. c. H. Pryor
pastor preached good sermons all day.
Many thanks are due our sister
churches, st. James, st. John and
Rev. ]. s. NJ. Alexander and his
good people for their timely help.
Prof. e. w. d. Love was kept busy
writing donations for the rally. Sis
ter Riddle and Carrie Lee Boyd,
and others helped wonderfully. Miss
CARTE Lee Combes entered Bishop
college and made second year class.
The school under Prof. Love still
sends the boys and girls out to make
good.
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MINERAL WELLS.

Mineral Wells, Nov. 6.-Little Be-
thel church just closed a real nice
religious and financial campaign with
three additions to the church and
1881 raised. Rev. Sutton won the
prize. DR.. Mitchell, the dentist was
in town last week doing dental work.
Miss Elizabeth the daughter of Mrs.
Patten will leave Saturday to enter
school. Miss Hubert Of Louisiana is
here visiting her sister, Mrs. Kirk
land. The union prayer meeting still
grows in influence, there were two
converts yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Jennie Cass left to visit her son and
wife, Mr.. H. Boykins in Dallas, The
Quilla girls have returned from the
west and entered school. also Marion
Anderson. The teachers are glad to
have the children in school again.
Mr.. A. Mcmillan spent Sunday in
Weatherford.
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ROSEBUD.

Rosebud, Texas, Nov. 6.-Indepen-
dence Baptist church Sunday school
and church services were largely
attended. Rev. A. G. Harris Of Cald-
well, Texas, who has been recently
called to the pastorate of Indepen-
dence Baptist church preached a
timely sermon from Second Thes-
salonians.
Rev. Mccoy, pastor of the A. NJ. e.
church was at his post Sunday. Ser
vices were excellent day and night.
Rev. Mccoy and members are work.
ing hard for full representation at
their annual conference.
The Colored high school doors have
been opened and quite a few chill
dren who have been anxiously await
ing the hour walked in for classifi-
cation. Miss Homes has returned
from the teachers institute. Re-
port splendid session. Sister Fran:
ces Dickerson and sister Jones are
on the sick list this week.
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PILOT POINT.

Pilot Point, Texas, Nov. 6.-Mrs.
Odessa Ray died in Fort Worth, at
the Booker Washington sanitarium,
Monday remains were shipped here
for burial Wednesday. Rev. ]. j..
Hardeman, pastor of st. James M. E.
Church finished his years work Sun
day with good attendance, collection
$500. Miss Laura B. White of Lam
caster came in Friday to begin her
school in Cook county. Mr.. B. W..
Crawford of Denton was in town
Saturday. Mrs. Steve Greer of Ok
lahoma City is visiting her mother.
Mrs. Mary Jones and daugher
Burnice, are still on the sick list. Rev.
Alexander was in Sherman Thursday
on business.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to thank our many friends
for their kindness shown during the
illness and death of our dear mother.
sister and aunt.
Signed:
Don Ray,
Burton Ray, Sons.
Mrs. e. M. Avery, Sister.
Miss Evie Avery, Neice.
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ATHENS.

Athens, Texas, Nov. 6.-Mrs. Dan
Young after a lingering illness of a
little over year died Saturday about
three o'clock. She leaves a mother,
husband, four brothers and three sis
ters and little children to mourn
her loss. She was rs years and %
days, was a member Of the A. M. E.
church. Funeral attended by her
pastor, Rev. L. ]. Sanders. Mr.. G.
B. Leake and James Howard spent
Sunday with home Folks. Mrs. Auril-
la Unified and family have returned
home. Mrs. Norris is recovering from
the flue. Prof. R. G. Fisher returns
after visiting at Marlin. Mrs. Mat
tie returns from an extended visit
to Oklahoma.
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JEFFERSON.

Jefferson, Texas, Nov. 6.-Sunday
the Union Sunday school was largely
attended and collection was very
good. Out Of the five schools each
had very good representative and
every one that was present enjoyed
the lesson.
George Johnson, an old residential
OF this place, once a cab driver and
from that rode the mail for years,
died at his home last Thursday night,
and was buried at Cedar cemetery.
He leaves to mourn his long and eter-
nal absence four daughters and some
grand children, his funeral was con-
Quoted by Rev. F. d. Mays, the pas
tor of the st. Paul church and di-
rected by undertaken w. S. H. Pryor.
On Saturday night, Oct. 31st, the
remains of Gus Evans were shipped
from Martell, Neb., escorted by his
brother, Novia Evans and uncle Parce
and Bernie Evans. his grother from
Dallas, Texas. The body was car
ried to W. S. H. Pryor Undertaken
parlors and held until one hour be-
fore funeral and was then carried
to the home of Mrs. Eliza Evans, his
mother and was met by many Of
his old associates that reviewed him
for the last time. Then Rev. Prof.
~. c. Pitts in short way funeralized
all of his many friends and proved
that we can go to him. but that he
can not come back to us. Directed
by Undertaken, Pryor. He leaves
to mourn his absence, a wife. mother,
four brothers and one sister, with
many other relations, deposited at
Cedar cemetery.
Rev. A. Long reports a good day
at Enon, his text was found End
Samuel, 20 chapter and 7th verse.
Water is still high and big Cypress
is yet out of its banks. Johnson and
Brown are putting on their opening
concert show at the Gem to night
and everybody is glad to have some
where to go and spend some of the
night to help change their feelings
and see If they can get a smile on
their faces, to help move some Of the
frowns. Mr.. A. G. Phyler is In the
city with some of the latest songs
hits, hear him. Mr.. Homer Couch a
horse and mule trader has been call
ed to Sulphur Springs. to look after
some mule business he is ever ready
to trade any way that you wish, see
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SOME TOWNS IN TEXAS
MILFORD.

Milford, Texas, Nov. 6.-Social
Misses Georgia Mae Daniels Gladys
Cooper and Mrs. Helen Johnson went
to Italy. Mr.. Charley White went
to Waxahachie. Mrs. Gilly Taylor
Of Dallas is the guest Of her father,
Mr.. T. d. Beatty. Madams Amandora
Terrell and Bessie Sims went to
Waco. Miss Bernice Richardson went
to Italy, Prof. A. w. Mcdonald, prin-
cipal of Italy high school is visiting
his brother, Prof. G. Mcdonald. Mrs.
Julia Phoman was attacked by three
white men Friday night as she was
coming from Rev. G. w. Burtons
home. s. H. Richardson. Fair Pho
man, and Erwin Fisher took the mat
ter up with the three white men and
two Of the white men were badly
wounded and the other escaped and
the Negroes come out o. X. Fisher
plead guilty and paid $500. Richard
son and Phoman are yet pending.
Mr.. Jim Richardson and children
went to Cleburne.
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WACO.

Waco, Texas, Quite a number of
out of town visitors have taken ad-
vantage of the rates and visited the
Cotton Palace.
Mrs. Jennie Lott Blocker has Just
returned from a trip to New York
with one of her patients. Mr.. T. b.
Madison of Dallas spent Sunday in
our city.
Mrs. M. o. Allen Of North 4th street
had as her Cotton Palace guests Mes
danes A. s. Wells and Willie Will
liams of Dallas. Mrs. Allen enter
tanned last Monday night compliment
tary to her guests. Mrs. B. V. Hol-
loway is disposing Of and storing her
household effects, preparatory to NOV
ing to Dallas to. live.
Bishop ]. H. Jones came in last
Sunday night, direct from Ohio. He
worshipped with the good people of
st. Paul and left Monday for Yoak-
um.
A number of men and women, high
in fraternal circles attended the Fra
ternal Congress at Dallas last Sat
urday. Miss Viola Harrison, the af-
fable little lady who has been in
charge at the Community Center.
left Tuesday for her home in Mon
tana.
Mr.. D. Oliphant and Mr.. Herbert
Oliver came down from Dallas. TO
spend a few days with friends and
relatives.
Mrs st. Clair Perry of Ivy street.
is convalescing rapidly. Programs
a Al Il
beautiful new school at eBthlehem
of which Prof. A. w. Johnson, is
principal. Paul Quinn College foot
ball team went to Prairie View last
Saturday for a game. Prairie View
was the victor, 6 to 0. South Waco
Colored school has launched a fl
nancial drive to secure funds for
playground equipment.
Mrs Hughes of McGregor was in
the city last week. Prof. Cullen F.
Banks, has been called to the assis-
tant principalship of the high school
of Corsicana.
Services at New Hope were well at
tended. DR.. jenkins appeared at his
best at both services.
The Halloween party at st. Paul
was quite treat, merriment reigned
for the evening.
The choir of st. James gave an en-
tertainment at the home of Mrs. Will
liams on Ivy street, Friday night.
Get your paper at the Mecca.
Mr.. Ernest Waite has returned to
Waco after spending six months in
Denver
Mr.. Richard Steward is home after
a prolonged visit in Tulsa.