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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-31
Germans Destroyed Factories

In order to send this letter and
papers we are employing a courier,
who leaves for Paris today by airplane'
N Warsaw and throughout the land
factories are idle. The Germans took
away every bit OF brass and raw ma
terials and destroyed the shops.
People are without work, the fields
are barren, no seeds and no ~stock-the
specter OF famine stares us In the eyes.
And no help can be seen anywhere.
Gen. Haller is not yet coming. Despair
one must admire the People for
their patience and fortitude after four
and a half years OF bondage. They walt
patiently. firm In the belief that people
must be helped who have given them
selves and their all for their country.
The elections occurred 80 quietly
and In such order that American an
British. delegates here at the time were
amazed, The funds you sent arrived
lust In time and will do worlds of good.
Thls morning | took over a hospital
with 100 beds and some canteens, tea
stations at the depots for the soldiers,
etc. We are collecting tea. sugar, lin
en- and cigarets for the wounded sol
diers."
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-11-20
THE POOR MANS CHANCE IN
WIN A HOME.

]. w. McCullooh OF ontario, who
has 320 acres of good farm land
under the Warm Springs Project has
decided to give four men of moder-
ate means an opportunity to acquire
a good productive farm home. The
plan Is to divide this half section I'm
to four eighty acre tracts, and to sell
to the right parties on such terms
that the entire purchase price will be
paid out OF the earnings of the land,
after the purchaser and his family
have had their living from the ranch.
This is rare opportunity, and
will bring TO any industrious person
a well improved farm home fully
paid for in ten years time. Practi-
cally all of this tract Is improved
and ready for crops In 1920. An
abundance OF water and good pro-
ductlve soil Is assured. The only
thing needed IL the farmer who II
willing and anxious TO work.
See McCullooh and secure home
that will pay for itself while sup
porting your family.-Ad.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-11-20
LOCAL and PERSONAL

Miss Ruth Carter Of indianapolis
Indiana, is visiting at the home Of
Mrs. L. Belle Lees enroute to her
home from visit with her brother
in Spokane, Wash.
Pirl Clark of this city and Miss
Grace Mcmahon of Nampa, Idaho,
we're married at the ontario Metho-
dist parsonage Saturday evening, No
vember Is. Rev. w. ]. Luscombe
officiated.
Mrs. Emma Thompson, who for
merly was Mrs. Emma Gowdy, ar
rived in Ontario this week for a
short visit and to prepare her house
hold goods stored here for shipment
to her new home in Arizona.
Frank w. wimans of wimans &
Wimans, of Boise, was in Ontario
last week on business for clients who
own many lots in the villa Park ad-
ditlon, which they expect to see oc-
cupied by new homes soon.
Il. G. warrens of Payette called on
a number of Ontario business men
last week and expects to come here
soon to erect a number of houses for
investment purposes
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-11-20
HappeninSSArOund Our Town

Sam Brown, from down Willowdae direction, drove
in yesterday and loaded up some boards and two by
fours at the Boise Payette Yard.
Sam says "That old stuff of Reillys about the frost
is on the punllin and the folders in the shock may
bring sentimental tears to the eyes Of those who have
nothing else to do but for him sight of frost the
punkin that he is only about thirty days be-
hind in getting ready for winter The taters all Ito
dig yet the garden to be pulled and stored in the
cellar; the lealy roof to be patched and cracks and
crevces to be.pluggcd around the house, barn and
stock pens.
"By Heck don't know what l would do says
SAM eff it was not for the Boise Payettc Lumber
Co. They do seem to have every dad blamed thing
a feer needs to fix things with"
That's Our Name
QUALITY SERVICE DEPENDABILITY
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-11-20
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

X. A. Allen has Joined Clarence
Crouter at the Alexander store. Mr..
Allen comes to Ontario from Payette
Riverside suffered an exodus of its
inhabitants over the week end and
ontario seemed to be the Mecca for
these travellers whose names appear
ed at the Moore: Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Fairman, F. Newton, c. Tilt
man, A. c. suprlock.
Mrs. Amos Rothler ofswestfall
spent the week end in Ontario Her
little daughter accompanied her.
w. w. Howard, formerly of On
tario but who is now in charge of the
county tractors grading the road be-
tween Vale and Brogan, was in on
tario over Sunday.
Mrs. r. d. Toole of Payette spent
Sunday with Mrs strother here.
Amelia and Howard and Bertha
Kendall was the way they registered
from Jameson, at the Moore on
Sunday.
Juntura without Bill Jones, wh1 is
in Portland, must have reduce It's
population considerably over Sunday,
for this is the delegation from that
town that faced the register clerk at
the Moore Sunday: NJ. T. Toole. NJ.
Gibbons. Il. @. Elms, and ]. ]. Beam
Thos Jones, Uncle Sans register
of the land office at Vale. whose
ability to tell the turn of the politi-
cal tide gives him considerable stand
ing In the county seat, took Sunday
off TO see the trains pass thru the
main line town. While here Mr.
Jones greeted numerous relatives
and friends.
Dr. II. II. whitney is out again
after spending two weeks at his
home wrestling with sore throat
following the removal OF tonslls.
Miss Lavine Smith was the hostess
for the Wednesday bridge. club at her
home on South Richardson street
yesterday.
The Tuesday bridge club travelled
to WeIser Tuesday TO spend the af-
tornoon with Mrs. c. Il. Kenyon. at
whose home the club met this week.
Jack Taylor made trip to Nampa
last Saturday where he witnessed the
game between Nampa and Caldwell.
After looking them over Jack be-
lieves that Ontario has q mighty
good chance TO win over Caldwell
Saturday.
Coach s. NJ. Boucher went 10 the
junction city on Saturday and while
there arranged for n game with the
Caldwell high school foot ball team
for Saturday afternoon.
The w. c. T. U, will be entertain
ed on Tuesday. November 20 at the
home of Mrs w. +. Cochran. The
meeting is called for 2 o'clock.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-05-17
MINERAL WELLS.

Mineral Wells, Texas, May 49,
Miss Josephine Harden OF Waco, is
visiting her uncle and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. C. Simmons The revival is
yet going on at Mt. Hermon Bap-
fist church. Mrs. Leona Jordan of
Dallas is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Jordan. Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Boykins
Of Dallas are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Vince Cass.
Mrs. Katie Scott and Mrs. Georgia
Hill have returned from Paris. Mr..
NJ A. Matlock of Malvin, Ark, is
visiting his sister, Mrs c. R. John
son. Mrs. Alice Manuels Of Paris is
here visiting old friends. Mr.. Ira
Booker of Ardmore is here to spend
the season.
Mr.. German Is preparing to move
to his recently bought home.
Owing to Indictment weather Sun
day, services were poorly attended
Prof. Bragg, the organizer of the
H. H. Of Ruth honored them with
services at their sermon to the de-
| light of all the Household.
Rev. Mason was in town Sunday
Rev. Tally and members are carry
ing on a great revival. Mrs. Ida
Watts came I'll from Midland. Mr.
VIII Hodge made flying trip to Ft
Worth last week. The rites of matri.
mony were solemnized getween Rev
y. W. Wright and Mrs. NJ Carry al
the A. NJ. e church, Sunday night.
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chell was a. his post and preached
two. strong sermons. Miss Delaice
Moore of Dallas will be here on
the second and fourth Saturday and
Sunday to play for the Little Flock
church. Rev. Wynn of Terrell. was
here Sunday to preach the Odd Eel
lows sermon. Rev. A. Lipsconb was
In Quitman, Texas, to preach the
Odd Fellows sermon. Rev. T. w.
Mackey, left last Tuesday for Taylor
Texas for a weeks meeting.
Mrs. Susie Beeyer left today one
week ago for Greenville, Texas, "a
see a very sick sister. Mrs. Rebec-
ca Burch has returned from Hous-
ton, Texas, where she has spent
the winter. Mrs. Alberta Godfrey
is on the sick list.
Miss Geneva, Brown and Mrs. Lin
Young were married Saturday after.
noon at ,. m
Miss Mydester Williams left Satur.
day for Garland. after three, weeks
stay here.
Miss Bernice Shaw was in Terrell
last week. DR.. Bledsoe was In Dali
las, last week. Mrs. A. Ldpscomb Ii
on tho sick list.
Miss Willie Stevens was in Terrell
last week.
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HONEY GROVE.

Honey Grow, Texas, May 15.-Rev.
r. C. Curry has been in town this
week conducting his Missionary
work and Eastland church.
On account of the continued rain,
the Odd Fellow Annual Thanksgiving
sermon was deferred.
In the final examination of Bradley
High school graduates the the aver.
ages we're as follow: Hortense Rob-
inson "a per cent; Jessie Lee Log
gin, 81 per cent; Benola Sanders
"a per cent; Isadora Hawkins, SO
per cent.
The Missionary Society of St Paul
&C. NJ e., church with Mrs. Erdes
McChesney as president is rendering
much service to the church.
In the rally at the St Paul A. M
y. church Of which Rev. j. l.. Col
Inns is p. c., $92.41 was raised
Hon. w. e. King, great race
representative lectured at Eastland
r ptist church Wednesday night hav-
ing arrived in town on the late train
it was witnessed only b. "a few.
! Mrs. ]. P. Jarrett left for Airing
ton, Sunday.
Miss Naomi Pollard was in town
Saturday on business.
Messrs. Sam Loggin and Vim. Har-
ris are expecting to be in there on
stand on South 9Th. by June LIST.
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POETA.

Pcnta, Texas, May 49, Sunday
school was good at ell churches Sun
day. reaching at MT. Moriah and
SHADY Grove.
Mrs. Mary Jane Shed died on the
Srd inst, was laid TO rest in Holly
Springs cemetery Sunday.
Uncle Simon Mitchell, Mrs. Rera
Kyle and Mrs. Ada Christopher are
on the sick list.
Mrs. Marian .Baggett of Jackson
Vile, Is visiting in Pontas the guest
Of Mrs. Tommy T.. Melee.
Mrs. Polly Smith Of Houston, is
visiting the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Tom Anderson.
Mr.. James Smith of Gainesville
Is in Ponta on business. Mr.. J, M
Pinkston and Mr.. u. B. Smith Of Rusl
motored over to Ponta, last Sunday
The soldier boys, Private lobe
Stewart and Corporal John Nelson
Elmer Wallace and Dan Monmott
has returned from France and are
Shaking hands with friends here,
A much needed rain fell here Oh
the 9th inst, and cotton will now
come up to stand.
Rev. VIM. Douglass of Waco, Is
In Ponta He reports a success o.
the first session OF the league con
ference which convened in Jackson.
Vile, 7-9 inst.
The Second Quarterly Conferences
| of Ponta Station meets with Plain!
view G.. M. p. church here on ths
l17-1Q The Victory Toau Drive which
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Paul church Monday and Tuesday
nights of last week.
Mr.. w. Il. Brown is back on the
"old job" he now has charge OF a
section in Louisiana.
Rev. T. B. Johnson, was at his
post at last Sunday He preached
two able sermons. Services were
well attended, s accessions. collect
ion $46.74.
The Odd Fellows had their annual
Thanksgiving sermon last Sunday at
Johnson's Chapel M. e. church, Rev.
B. f. Ratcliff, officiated.
Mesdames Rachel Session, Alice
Hood and Libbie Walton attended
the closing exercises at East Texas
Academy, Tyler, Texas, last week.
Mrs. Lille Brinkley died at her
mother, Mrs. Emiline Pats after
a short Illness, funeral attended from
Saint Paul Baptist church by Rev.
7. B. Johnson attending. Laid to
rest in the Mineola cemetery, our
loss, but heavens gain. Sister Lille
Binkley died 23rd of April and was
buried under supervision of the Sir
knights and Daughters Of Tabor.
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E|
CARTHAGE.

Carthage, Texas, May 15.-Quarter-
ly Conference with Rev. r. III. King,
ID. D., P. E., of Marshall District
convened here on the Bird inst, total
amount raised on all claims during
the End quarter $24S.27. $72.6O OF
which was raised in the quarter.
The P. c., Rev. M. G. Perkins report
ed cover the Top" on all claims.
Mr.. M. Jennings arrived with his
bride on LIST inst, they are at home
in the C. M. e. parsonage.
In a meeting held here on Bird
inst. the Pamela County Equal
Rights League was organized with
]. M. Benton, president; II. Black,
secretary; G.. w. Tippitt. treasurer.
The following named persons were
elected delegates to the State League
to convne in Dallas, June 4th: j..
M. Benton, ]. T. Chadwick, w. A.
Galloway, A. A. Black and R. e.
Madkins.
Mrs. Clementine Lloyd of this city
died April 9th. She leaves five
children to mourn her sad departure.
Her body was laid to rest in the
Odd Fellows cemetery here.
Mr.. H. Johnson is at home for a
few days with his family, OF late
Mr.. johnson spends most of the time
looking after the Deckard and John
son garage in Tatum.
Mrs. C. B. H. clinton, Misses Lul-
leen and Susie Sneed accompanied
]. M. Benton to Timpson. LIST inst,
to assist in the installation program
of officers Of G.. u. o., o. f., Eureka
Lodge No. 1902.
Sick listed: Mrs. Made Bell and
two children, Rev. A. F. Black, con-
valescent.
Mrs. Angie L. Groggs, who has
been teaching in aKeithville, La, re-
turned to her home Here 5th inst
Rev. ]. J. Goodwin, d. o., the
acknowledged leader of the race for
this section of the country, received
new Ford car as present and
token of his unselfish and valuable
service to the race. The valuable
present was preser led to DR.. Good
win by the three churches he ppators
in East Pamela, good! Hats off!
Three cheers TO both Goodwin and
his people.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-05-17
FERRIS.

Ferris, Texas, May 15.-The school
closings of Mrs. Leona Hampton and
Prof. Stafford were quite Interesting.
The rally at the M. E. church Sunday
was very successful despite incie-
ment weather, $56.c7 being raised.
Rev. ]. S. 4. Trowor Is reported quite
i'll and could not be with people Sun
day, but Rev. Nevers looked after
the flock. Rev. L. B. Skinner Of Dali
las. pulled OFF grand concert here at
Mt. Horeb Baptist church Thurs
day night. Mrs. D. =. Hay Of Cor
sicana, spent a few days here last
week on business. Mrs. J. p. Alien
is visiting in Hampstead. Texas.
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GAINESVILLE.

Gainesville, Texas, May 15.-The
heavy rainfall yesterday morning pre-
vented service at most Of the church
es yesterday.
The program In honor OF Mothers
Day at the Mt. Olive Baptist church
last night proved a success.
Mr.. Beckner of Wolfe City, Texas
was a visitor In the city last week
Mrs. Lydia HUFF left last week for
Fort Worth. where she will spend
the summer.
Rev. B. j. Brown and Rev. M. M
Burns was in Pilot Point. last week
Mrs. Myrtle Moore Of Dallas is
here visiting her sister. Mrs. Bessie
Hill.
Mrs. Dr. Woods has returned hom,
from Conroe, Texas
Mrs. Davidson of Paul's Valley
was the guest OK Mr.. and Mrs. L. B
Davidson, last week.
Mrs. Kate Turley OF Dallas, i;
visiting her son, L. M. Turley Of thil
city.
L. J. Groves spent last week will
a fishing party and reports an en-
joyabie time.
Wanted.
A Colored barber for white trade
Apply 618 California street Ed Jen
kins, Gainesville, Texas.
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TEXAS TOWNS
~~@~A~4e~4@e~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

months ago is now in their $4,000
building Total holdings of this
church is valued at $4,000. Rev. d.
A. Butler is the right man in the
place. The citizens are planning to
erect sanitarium in the near future.
Mr.. G. d. Hawkins of Oklahoma,
visited his wife Sunday. Messrs. Jno.
Eubanks, C. w. Youngblood, Alex
Brown, left Sunday for Kilgore, to
build a church for that place. DR..
d. A. Scott and DR.. N. Vass of North
Carolina are holding a Bible Insti-
tute this week at New Hope Bap-
fist church Material Is being placed
on the ground for the erection Of a
brick building recently destroyed by
| fire in the Colored business section
this building will be erected at a
cost of $4,000 and owned by DR..
L. G. Pinkston.
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DEKALB.
DeKalb, Texas, May is. 1919,
81. Paul Haniiet Church.

Il
Celebrated its third anniversary of
its pastor, ". j. Cobb, Wednesday
at 1880 p. M, B. Y p. u, rendered
a great program, collection 1915.
Sunday school rendered a nice pro-
gram, Rev. ]. B. Adkins cf Texarkana
spoke. A soul stirring sermon was
had. Collection $500. Friday at 1890
D. M, w. II. M. s. which was great
one. Rev. w. NJ Sexton OF Nash
Texas, preached a noble sermon, off
ering $12.10. Sat. at 1890 D. M. a
cantata was given by The Patterson
high school. A. L. Patterson and
Mrs. s. A. Swink, a grand program
was rendered, collection 1910. Sum
day $3.50 a. M, Model Sunday School
by B. r. Thompson, Supt., collection
$500. At 11:30 a, m. the anniver-
sa~y sermon was delivered by Rev.
DR.. w. G.. HALLS Of Martitton. Ark,
1t was a great day, collection $5i:75.
Sunday at 1880 p. m, Rev. DR.. Hollis
spoke, collection $34NS. Monday at
1880 D. M, the grandest banquet ever
given in DeKclb was at St Paul in
honor Rev. w. ]. Cobb and two
daughters and friends OF Wolfe City.
Rev. DR.. Cobb was presented with a
lovely black broad cloth suit OF
clothes by his members Of the church.
Collection $500. Total $141.7S.
-h
Rev. A. l.. Calhoun preached at
the G. M. e. church last Sunday night
DR.. King, editor of The Dallas Elk
press, lectured tn more than hum
bred people Friday night great
lecture.
Rev. watkins. pastor Of the G. M.
r. went to marshall to attend the
Epworth league conference Prof. A.
L. Patterson, city teacher Is very
low sick. Rev. Cobks' anniversary
was a success.
All churches Of the city had ex-
s,ellent services yesterday New Hope
Baptist church organized anout %
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PORT ARTHUR.

Port Arthur, Texas, May 15.-Miss
Alice Foster will leave Saturday
May 10, to join her parents in Crosby,
Tevas. who recently moved there
from this city and her many young
friends entertained her Wednesday
night, May Z, at the home Of her
aunt. Mrs. Eliza Allen at 1886 West
10th street. The guest room was
beautifully decorated for the occas-
ion and everything neatly arranged
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-05-17
RICHARDSON.

Richardson, Texas, May 15.-In
spite Of the rain Sunday was high
day with Morning Chapel Baptist
church. Bro. Rev. King was in our
midst Sunday Sunday school was
well attended with grand lesson
and a nice collection. Bro. s. @.
Crawford. teacher, Sister. M. L. Grid
die, secretary. Little Miss LOWE Har-
rison. reporter.
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on the manufacturer. We want live
agents to. represent us in every city
and hamlet.
Box of Pressing Oil. 25c; Box Of
Hair Grower. soc. Mrs. Ada Mont
gomery, Manufacturer.
1912 Euclid, Kansas City. Missouri
Branch once, SIT Shawnee, IL Worth.
Don't fail to visit our up-to-date
Hair Dressing Parlors at either
place.
Money must be sent with all or
ders.
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ers and beginners for an order Of one
dozen Hair Producer at $780, 1t retails
at 5000 Six weeks full treatment Of
this system 81 so. Single box, Doc. LIB
eral terms to agents. Particulars free.
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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-05-17
ADA's HAIR GROWER

In 8 months will make the hair
long, soft and glossy. A trial will
prove it. When in, Kansas City call
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MTNEOLA.

MineOla, Toxas, May l6s-ld C. W.
Rice, State lecturer for the Agricul-
ttrrs department. leCturcd ut st.
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people money
the body they want 70
4 relative think ot SERVICE
the ASSOCIATION
pay claims pro
lection. 2Oe Pythisn 254s CAL
NJ
n STRICKLAND. President s. COFELD. Secretary
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-02
'PROTEC ton OF
HOUSEWIFE BY
ADVERTISEMENT
Ad Columns Of Newspaper
Important as NeWs-Ques-
tion "Who Pays for lt7"
Answered.

While a good newspapers pri-
mary function is the dissemination
of news to inform the public, there
is another important side to the
service it renders its readers. We
refer to the advertising columns.
Advertising pages could well be
called "The Buyers Guide" We
are all buyers. We all want to OBJ
tain for our money the greatest pos
sible vaiue, and for that reason we
are interested in knowing all about
the products we buy
Informing the Housewife.
Manufacturers and retailers who
are operating their businesses scien-
tifically nowadays buy advertising
space a, part of their sales plans.
Many national businesses have
found advertising the most econom-
ical aid to selling their products.
As an example, Armour and Com
pany has a great distributing sys-
tenl, comprising 400 branch houses
located in various sections OF the
country. They have sales forces
working frcln each of these branch
houses. but they find while their
statesmen can call on the retail deal
ers and sell their products, the only
way they can reach the housewife.
who is their ultimate customer and
on whose patronage depends the
success of their business, is to ad-
vertise in the publications the house,
wife reads. They feel they owe il
to the women of the country to keep
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-02
EAT LESS MEAT IF KIDNEYS HURT OR
YOU ARE BACKACHY and RHEUMATIC

and irritated, obliging you to seek
relief two or three times during
the night.
To neutralize these irritating acids,
to cleanse the kidneys and flush off
the body's urinous waste get four
ounces of Jad Salts from any phar-
macy here; take tablespoonful in
glass of water before breakfast
for few days and your kidneys
will then act fine. This famous salts
is made from the acid of grapes and
lemon Juice. combined with lithia.
and has been used for generations
to flush and stimulate sluggish kid
news, also to neutralize the acids in
urine. so it no longer irritates, thus
ending bladder weakness.
lad Salts is inexpensive: cannot
,n,ure. and makes a delightful ef
fervescent lithia water drink.