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BROWNW0OD.

Brownwwod, Texas, Feb. Poser
vices were unusually good at the A.
NJ. e. church Sunday, good attendance
at Sunday school. Mr.. Henry Barnes
was shot by Mr.. Earl Bocknight, Fri
day night, died Saturday night, was
buried Sunday 10th inst. Rev. Ora
ham. pastor NJ. +. church conducted
the funeral services The deceased
leaves a wife. infant child, mother
and sister.
Mrs Minnie Robinson of Dublin,
Texas, attended the funeral OF Mr..
Henry Barnes Brentwood is glad
to welcome the following citizens
back: Mrs. NJ. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. A. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Al
len and e. c. Allen, Jr.
The citizens have said in no I'M
certain terms that the public dance
halls must go. They are to be con-
graduated. Mrs. Mary Pitt is con-
valescing. Mr.. r. S. johnson and
Mr.. Dave Harris have accepted po-
sitionos with the Santa Fe. Rev. II.
A. Lynch, pastor a. NJ. Il. church liz
laying plans for great spring rally.
His loyal members viii make il a
success. Help the reporter by giving
him the news. Phone 418. he will be
glad to put it in his news report.
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ROXTON.

Roxton, Texas, Feb. 20.-Mr. James
Stanley was the special guest of his
mother, Mrs. Eugene Williams, $3.50
Miller avenue, Oak Cliff, Dallas, Tex
as on his return Friday was much
frightened 6Ne to thick and condens
ed fog that caused tail-en col
lision with interurhan car of which
no was passenger.
Rev b. b. Hurdon, pastor Of the
Christian church was at his post
Sunday. Service was good, atten-
dance was high and all that was
said was well said.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hillie Moten,
a girl, Saturday, Feb. 18th.
Miss Clara Moore of Paris return
ed home on the 18th, a special visit
to her sister, Mrs. Leola Watson.
Pvt. Claud T.. Simmons of Dallas,
Texas, was with Company III. 815
Pioneer Infantry in Verdone. France.
writes his mother, Mrs. H. C. Walters
Of Roxton, Texas, of his adventures
in France. He says, he is well and
enjoying health and is in a real
house to sleep and am with some
of my friend boys from Dallas,
Denison, and Marshall and that is
a consolation to me and we sang
and prayed every night and mother,
] am learning to speak French and
when return home I'll be able
to tell you something that will inter
est you. Well, goodbye,
From your son,
CI-AUD Il. SIMMONS.
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Fort, Worth, Texas, Feb. 20.-Sims
JTurner, who murdered his wife, Mrs
Parelee Turner, Dec. 28, 1918; has
been tried for the crime and his
punishment fixed at fifteen years al
hand labor in the states prison.
Mrs. Elizabeth Newsome, Ills E
Bird street, entertained Mrs. Vera
Johnson, Annie Griffin and Messrs
Harvey J.Lazine, Oscar l.. Nc hurry
of Minneapolis, and Harry Durrett
Of Kansas City, Friday evening, Me
18th instant. A joyable time cher
acterized the occasion.
Mis-. Elizabeth Newman entertain
ed the Junior Missionary Society OF
Allen Chapel NJ E. Church, also
Thursday evening the Goth instant
at her residence.
Mr.. Harvey j. Lazine left for
Wichita Falls to visit friends.
Mr.. Chas. A Servings has ben hon.
orably discharged from Camp Bowie,
and returned home-Wichita Falls,
Texas.
Notice:
The Dallas Express is for sale at
the Comet Printing Company every
DdlulNdyb JuO JOuco oII6cl. MI
Braggs, the Printer will wait on you.
Mr.. VIM. Oliver, 1912 Chambers
Avenue, went to Cleburne on the 18th
instant to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Maud Wilson who died in Weeleka,
Oklahoma, Feb. 10, and carried to
Cleburne for burial.
Private Lewis E. White after
spending 1 year in training camp re-
ceived an honorable discharge and
is home again shaking hands with
friends.
Bakers Chapel Juvenile Carnival
will begin Feb. "a, and run through
to March l, at Bakers Chapel A. NJ.
l. Church, corner h. Rosedale and S.
Calhoun streets.
Mrs. Mary T. Moore of Amarillo
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Moore
1909 E. 4th street.
Mr.. l.. j. Curry attended the fun
eral Of Mr.. B. Love, son of Mrs. r. c..
Patterson at Corsicana
Mr.. J. c Curry spent several days
in Mount, ILL.,, visiting his mother
and sister.
Mrs. NJ. L. Primmer, accompanied
by Mrs. Mile Primmer, her mother
in-law. has returned from Muskogee,
Aoklahoma.
= Miss Jessie o'Neal is i'll with in
fluenza.
Mrs. Rosie Smith is convalescing.
Mrs. C. l.. Neugent is very sick
with influenza.
Mr.. j. w Willis is very sick.
1t is reported that little Theodore
Russell DR.. J. II. WINS little grand
daughter, got a finger cut off last
week while playing with other child
rem.
Miss Elnora Linville and Sergeant
Kelly Wyatt spent last Sunday after
noon in Dallas with her sister and
neice, Mrs. A. J. Foster and little
Ella Mae, 2615 Floyd street.
Mrs. T. l.. Taylor of Hillsboro is
visiting her sister, Mrs. H. Fisher,
PHI Lee Avenue.
Mr.. Geo. Terry 1904 18th Avenue
is reported to have had a stroke of
paralysis last Sunday.
Mrs. Sene Anderson of Breaux-
bridge, La, is visiting Mrs. Petite
grew, 1406 e. 3rd street.
Mrs Alice Thomas is visiting in
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DR.. v. c. BARNES.
Reviews the Work Of the Zion
Rest Association.
DALLAS, Texas. Feb. 10. 1919.

l'dlldSs eAdSs req. 10, 1919.
Editor Of the Dallas Express:
In your far-reaching and advorti-
BILE news paper, will you let us,
through your columns again, to let
our brotherhood throughout the coun-
try know that we, the Zion Rest AS
sociation are on the firing line as
never before. Our board met in West
Dallas, with the Mt. Gilyard Baptist
church, Rev. T. II. Henderson, pas
tor. Let us tell it to the many read
ers, that is one more big hearted
Baptist preacher, with a big heart
ed crowd of Baptist members and
other friends of the church, both
saints and sinners. We started on
the 18th inst through to the 10th
B. Y. P. u, Rev. ]. S. Sutten, presi-
dent; Mrs. A. NJ. Carter, treasurer
Now listen, no joke they made
things pick up every way. Educa-
ton had a hearing. Rev. Sutton is
a splendid union man as well as a
great preacher. On the 18th we had
Sunday school with Rev. J. S. A..
Trower, president; Miss F. Dubose,
secretary; Rev. w. d. Davis, treasur-
or, stepped on the scene. They had
big day. Education again had
a hearing. DR.. Trower has the work
on high ground with DR.. J. 3. Miller,
State S. S. man gave out some choice
S S. information. Our hearts and
heads were helped On the 18th, we
found the Associational Board around
there playing round Gus no lose.
Education also had a hearing. A
few people know the writer is the
Moderator and he believes in doing
his whole duty.
Rev. F. K White, the Bible man
was there and well on his job. He
is the District Institute teacher.
Hear me, he put it over the top.
Live on DR.. White to instruct the
people for we all need it.
Prof. w. II. Fuller, educational f.
nancial secretary for the general con-
ventions of Texas was there and
spoke on education until our hearts
and minds were filled with the idea
that we believe that we are soon in
about 80 days from now to raise the
greater part of the half million dol
lars for education for our four core
lated schools. The 18th, found the
w. H. NJ. S. about their business
with Mrs. A. Il. Ellis. president;
Mrs. o. Barnes, secretary; Mrs. A..
T. Compey, treasurer with other wo-
men with them they are doing a
great work Those women sang and
prayed about education until it
seemed that |, the writer can hear
them now. And then they paid. Now
listen altogether four departments,
here we go over the top.
A large amount of money was
raised from all departments. Rev.
w. p. Perry, the Missionary, sent
a letter 10 The beard, stating that
he was unable to do the work. there
fore, Rev. J. w. Fowler of kaufman.
Texas, was elected Missionary. Rev.
G w. Durham, assisting same. We
were there Revs. J. S. A. Trower, J..
S. Sutton, H. w Custer, S. G. Custer,
p. NJ. Mitchell, J. W. Fowler, G. w.
Durham, r. X. White. l.. 4. Cor
nelius, NJ. d. Gilmore, L. D. Davis,
l.. B. Skinner, w. NJ. Taylor, Prof.
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Collection $500. On account q

Collection $500. On account of
making cCnnevIlpn with une tram
service was omflred az nIgnt ana
the pastor lett rol Wlnona TO re-
sumo his school WORK. MI. harvey
ALEXANDER ana wlle Oh Chandler were
the guests Oh Mrs. l.. V. Vaughn
Sdnday Deacon j. L. Pugh IS up
again. Rev. II. J. Johnson mas order
ca the paper 70 his home each week.
MIR. j. A. Vaughn was united in
holy wedlock to Miss fearl wilson
OF Bullard, Feb. 18Th. All wish Tor
them a happy future, Rey ii. T..
COOK ,ohiciated.
Messrs. WIN. NJ Meadows, James
Cheaton and Moses Price ali OF Wi
mona, motored to Chandler, Texas,
FEB. 14th On business. Mrs. Rusle
Sowels and Charlsey Sowels made
a flying trip to Poyner, Texas, Satur-
urday, Feb. 15 mrs. Sarah Mathis
is convalescent this week. Mrs.
Mary Jackson OF Tyler was here this
week visiting her mother, Mrs. M.
A. burlington.
READ the news and keep posted.
See A. H. Vaughn for the Ex-
press.
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BONHAM.

Bonham, Texas, Feb. 20.-Mrr.
Nose Alexander left Saturday for
Gainesville to make it her ruture
home.
Mrs. Maud Robinson OF Denton is
in the city at the bedside of her
sick mother, Mrs. John Pyles.
Mrs. A. Il. Reaves was in Honey
Grove. Sunday on Missionary work.
Rev. James Carr has returned from
Commerce where he has been attend
ing the Ministerial Council. Rev. Mel
ton of Dodd City, preached at the
A. NJ. E. church Sunday night
Little X. d. Naples has been suff-
ering from influenza.
Mr.. Tom Dale and wife left Monday
for Oklahoma, to make their future
home.
Mrs. Jim Clark of Denison was in
the city this week visiting relatives.
Mr.. Calvin Nickerson has been
released from Camp Travis and is
at home again.
Mr.. Arch johnson was called to
Rockwell, Saturday to be at the
bed side of his sick mother.
Mrs. Louis Bennit was up from
her school Saturday.
All of the churches of the city
are taking On new life they are all
having good congregations.
The ministers of the city have
organized ministerial alliance
which will be helpful to each OF them
DR.. A. II. McRuffin reports a girl
stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. kary
Flanagan, since last week.
Mrs. Carl Stewart was out of the
city last week
The entertainment given at Odd
Fellows hall Thursday night was a
financial success.
Rev. Curry of Gainesville preached
at the First Baptist church Sunday.
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Allen Chapel A. NJ. Il. Church Corner
Of East First and Elm streets,
Rev. II. Y. Jenkins. ID ID. Pastor.

Hallelulah! the great and glori-
GUS work still goes on in Allen Chap
ell. Supt. Will Davis has not had
an equal in the history of superin-
tendents. Ninety one pupils present
at Sunday School and live lesson
full of interest Two new pupils
joined. The church services were in
deed great. The pastor preached at
the morning and evening services,
and three persons joined the church.
Collection $91.40.
The good members are fully awake
to the great interest of their church.
They are working as bees in hive,
debts are being paid. and all claims
of the church departments are being
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CHANDLER.

Chandler Texas, Feb. 20.--servlce
was well attended Sunday. Rev. !,
w. Virgins, our pastor was at hia
post Sunday as usual preached from
Irnih. the words Of his text were:
Though Your Sins May Be as Scar.
let. ] VIII Make Them White 80
Snow Subject, "God's Great Peace
Council" DR.. Virgins so simplifiei
his subject that all enjoyed the same
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BAKERS CHAPEL A. M. + CHURCH

BAKERS CHAPEL A. NJ. + CHURCH
Last Sunday the services were
very splendid all day.
The Sunday School is steadily
growing under the efficient leadership
of Mr.. J. w Pratt, Superintendent.
Rev. j. P Linn, although young in
the ministerial work, backed up by
membership of Spartan ambition
is making great financial strides
toward erecting the new brick Bak-
ers Chapel on Humboldt and Illinois
streets. The membership is rapidly
growing with anxious workers.
The afternoon tea given by the
auxiliary to the Trustee Board at
the residence Of Mrs. j. w. Pratt
was an overwhelming success, having
been augmented by the good ladies',
Mrs. Maddox and Richardson who
sang the object of the event into the
hearts of the many ladies who
went forth to make sure its success.
About $500 was realized
The Juvenile Carnival will begin
Monday night February "a. and run
through to March LIST. at Bakers
Chapel. Single tickets 5 cents, sea-
son tickets rs cents.
The Quarterly Conference will be
held Feb, 90, by DR.. Jones, presiding
elder. All are invited.
Rev. ]. P. LINN, Pastor
J. W. HARDIE, Secretary
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MRS. WHITE ENTERTAINED.

Friends Of Mrs Ethel C. Carter
Of 1880 Watkins avenue, were in
vitod 10 an informal reception Tues
day night given complimentary to
the honor of her sister. Mrs w. II.
White OF Columbus, New Mexico, who
stopDed over in tho city this weel,
enroute to Mound, III.
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Or. R. E. CLIFTON,
DENTIST

All modern equipment-Best gold
nsed all work guaranteed. Best hall
in city to rent for lodge meetings and
entertainment. Office in Clifton 80
building. 9l51s Calhoun ST.
Phones:
Ofice-l.. 1901 hes. R.-3910
TT. Worth.
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RECEIVES FOR NINE. ANITA PATTI
BROWN AND MRS. BROWN OF
AUSTIN,

On Monday evening, Feb. II, the
home Of DR.. and Mrs. Mcmillan. cor
rer State and Allen streets, was the
scene of an informal reception for
Nine. Anita Brown and Mrs. Brown
Of Austin, sister to DR.. Mcmillan.
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MCDONALD

In sad, but loving remembrance of our dear
son, William Madison Mcdonald, Jr. who died one
Year to day. February Is, 1918,
Smiles may meet face
Tears may dim eyes,
But knows how heart aches,
Since died.
Some may think that he's forgotten
And the wound has long been healed,
But il they only knew the sorrow
That is in heart concealed
We miss you Dear Son,
More than tongues tell
But we know that you resting
In that house where all is WELL
We did not know the pain he bore,
We did not him die,
We only know he away,
And said goodbye.
PAPA and MAMMA
Fort Worth, Texas,
Feb. Is, 1919
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank the friends OF
Elm Grove and members Of Perry
Temple Nc. 944 Mosaic Templars
for their kindness during the illness
cf cur father, Clutch Manning, who
departed this life on the 18th past.
He is gone, but will never he for
gotten. Sleep on dear father till we
-'leet a~ain. He leaycG four daugh-
tiers and one son to mourn his loss.
We also wish to thank Prof. Turner
or his excellent resolutions and also
Mr.. jCsrI Terrell ana Mr. Saunders.
Signed:
MRS. ARIE MANNING.
MRS. w. II. HARRIS.
MRS. W. NJ. WILLIAMS.
MRS. PARALEE COLE.
MRS. IDA v. QIIENNAN.
MR.. Will, MANNING
MRS. NJ. G. DONNELL
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VARIED.

/ want to find my Sister, Mrs. Bes-
sic Push, last heard of she was at
Texarkana, Ark. Any, one gnow OF
her whereabouts will please write me
and oblige.
MRS. ALICE WARD.
Roxton, Texas.
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fully met. Delegates for the Stew
ard Board, e. e. Quinn, Scott Holden,
for the Junior Board, Mrs. NJ. +.
Moore for the Stewardess Board,
Mrs. A. i. Billiard for the Junior
Board, Mrs. NJ. L. Thompson for the
Missionary Society, Mrs. Title Davis
for the Junior Missionary Society.
Mrs. Il. P. Hampton for the Allen
League, young peoples Society.
The Usher Board will entertain
the populace of the city in Allen
Chapel. March T. Get ready for this
great event.
Next Sunday DR.. Jenkins will
preach on the Subject THE Anatomy
of the Ear" and THE Rainbow
Sign" mo more Water but Fire
next Time" Do not fail to hear the
sweet songs Of the choir. President
Louis Jones covered himself with
glory last Sunday. but wait, the phe-
nomenal is to be next Sunday.
Mr.. Blain Williams and Miss Min
ME Thomas were united in the bonds
Of Holy matrimony, Rev. r. S. Jen-
kins officiating.
The Junior Missionary Society
made happy hit in their Valentine
musical. They made the trustees
happy by the presentation of hand
some sum of silver. Great are the
Juniors.
Mrs. Ollie Warren will have full
charge in the much regretted alb
sence Of Mrs. Title Davis.
Morning Chapel c. VI. +. Church
Corner of Third and Crump ST.,
Rev. NJ. H. Spencer, pastor.
Sunday the sun shone. bright all
day in Morning Chapel Promptly
at $3.50 Supt. Langston was on the
scene with all his staff present on
time and opened the Sun Shine Sun
day School. After the well taught
lesson the Supt. with pleasure in
PRODUCED to the Sunday School, Judge
A. R. Griggs who spoke on the Ten
Commandments. The Judge was cas-
lily master of the situation, and left
the Sunday School full of inspiration.
At eleven o'clock the DR.. spoke to
the young people. This was the
fourth sermon from a series the
DR.. is preaching to the young people
Parents bring your children TO hear
these sermons.
In the after noon the Great Attract
i've Epworth League that has become
the center of attraction was full blast
promptly at o'clock. The Patriotic
program rendered by the Famous
Ever Ready Section with Mrs. S.
Finley, president, was the hit of the
season. Full of Vim, Pep and in
SEPARATION the Ever Ready Section
held the full house spell bound.
Not satisfied with this they carried
eff the honors in the Bible drill.
Rev. Chambers of Dallas, the speaker
of the evening left no stone unturned
in his remarks on Little Things"
The Reverend recited some poetry
written by his brother over seas.
The financial Banner is yet with the
Over Top Section Coming Sunday
after noon Nifty, Spicy Program
by the Old Reliable Section with
Prof. Gates the speaker of the even
ing, Promptly at 6 o'clock. The
Great Whirl Wind membership drive
will open for a hundred members
Sunday. The Doctor preached to a
full house in the night service ana
added one member to the church.
You are a stranger in our service
only once and you are always well
come visitor in the Epworth League
every Sunday after noon, beginning
at 6so'clock.
Emory c. Smith, Sr,President of
Epworth League.
Prof J. 7 LangstOn, Supt. Of Sun
day School
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County Judge Simpson, Assistant
Pastor II. N. Frank, The Very
Rev. Randolph Ray, Dean of Ca
thedral Spoke in COmpendabIe
Terms of the Work OF the lnsti-
tuition.
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MARsHALL CAFE.

2Is N. Central. Opposite old t. &
p. Depot
Everything first-clasH. Just opened
Home cooked meals prepared by
lady cooks Short orders of an
kinds.
Mrs. Afme Lindsey, Prop.
1-z5-4t
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CLASSIFIED @ADsv
HAVE YOUR HAIR WORK DONE.

BY Mrs. Hattie Garrett. Por0 Hair
graduate. Service at my studio.
Phone H. $3.50. I'LL North Allen St,
Dallas. Texas 2-22-tf
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L00&I LAax,i

All ambitio0s young Mn acG ~o--
men desirous Of learning music here
is your chance. All string and wind
instruments taught at
A. G. FERNANDEZ MUSIC STUDIO,
Pythian Temple Auditorium Hours
7:00 a. m, o n a m; 100 D. IA.
TO $500 p. M, every day in the week.
Come and give ms a visit
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Chicago.
Mrs. Annie McNeece is very i'll
at the home of Mrs. Lottie Hogans
Ills Il. Bird. street.
Mrs H. Daggett, POS S. Harding
has been i'll for quite a while.
Mrs. Rosa Perkins, 402 w. Bluff
street is sick with limbago.
Mrs. Title Davis left Sunday for
Dallas to join her husband. They
will live in Dallas.
Mr.. Fred Hall of Ardmore, Okla,
is visiting his wife Sand daughter,
Mrs. F. c. Hall, 407 w. Bluff street.
Miss Victoria Johnson has returned
from league where she spent week
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. NJ. L. Floyd of Pittsburg has
returned with her daughter, Mrs.
l.. A. Wade, who has been sick with
pneumonia at $40 S. Adam street.
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TIL rORo BEAUTY PARLoR
lssGH jackson Street.

1ssGs8 jackson Street.
Upstairs.
Manicuring. facial massagcB and
hair treatment First class service,
prompt and pozfae attention given to
customers
Miss Vanaex Har Fl's-
MIRA Mary L. ssh-ses
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Mrs. It. II. Miles Of Chicago, teach
err piano and voice Phone M. 1905
1921 Williams street.
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Mrs. Temple weems- Graduate OF
the Poro College Of Hair Culture.
will treat your hair scientifically, for
dandruff. falling hair. itching scalp,
which will give II beauty, color ana
abundant growth. Prices reasonable.
Phone H. 3143. or call at 2SO7 Pl0rs
street, DALAI.
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Telephone your want-ads to The
Dallas Express.
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N0TICEIt

Why should the dead go uncared
for? Any one desiring to have graves
refilled and cared for, call l.. 1915
and get my figures.
HENRY DOGGETT.
206 S. Harding st. 2-22.4t
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THE PATTON CAFE

S37 W. Central Ave
Has just what you want to ear.
Everything fresh, good cooking and
reasonable prices prevail Suppose
you try us
ROBT. JOHNSON, Mgr.
s. II. JOHNSON, Jr., Prop
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IeivpbeBr sUnr Nants.
To THE EXPRESS Largest Ne
sro circulation III southwest Ecss
results.
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Miss Lola N. Nash Hair Culturist.
Poro System. Your patronage So
licited. We produce the best results.
Phone Main $3.50
2511 San Jacinto ST, Dallas. Texas.
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THE MARsHALL ROoMING HOUSE

250G Swiss Avenue
Large and wen ventilated rooIns.
centrally located, good car service.
'In the heart OF COIored Activities"
Mrs. Alma Lindsey, Prop.
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Ladies' REATTY PARTNR-

The Ladies' Pore Beauty Parlor at
200 North Central Avenue in the
rear of ID. l. LittIetOn's barbershop-
Phone NJ 6987.
Mrs. Sarah Iittlet0M. Prop.
2-l5-5f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-03
ARTIST WILL
Give CONCERT
Miss Elsa Mielke and Claude
Madden on Program

Miss ELSA Mieike soprano, will he
assisted In a concert at the First Uni.
tartan church Friday evening 10y
Claude Madden violinist. and Arviiie
nelstad. pianist. The program begins
at sis O'Clock,
Following are the numbers sc.
iected:
Pinno-,s) Air dc Ballet. Chnml
made. thl sans sur fols. Stauh; tci
Etudo japonaise. roidini. Arville
nelstad
Songs hl Loves Garden Of Roses,
Haydn Woods. thl fiocca polorpso, 81
bella. tcl NSmphs and Fauns, BEN.
berg. Miss ELSA Mielke
Piano and Violin sonata. c minor.
op. a., Gricg. tal Allegro motto ed.
appassionato. Cbl AlleErctto expires.
slyo ALA bonanza. 1cl Allegro ami
mato. Claude Madden. violin; Arytlle
Ilclstad. piano.
Aria Jewel song. "F0ust" Gou-
nod Miss Mielke.
violin-,al Gayotte. Becker; (bl
Mciodle. Tschaikowsky, Co iIamor.
csque. Aulin. Claude Madden.
songs-ml Prelude. Ronald. thl
I where Ny Caravan Has Rested,
/ f.ohr: tcl Hindoo song. Hembcrg. "a
Y Loves IN My Heart woodmnn. Miss
I Miclke.