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The Monticellonian., 1919-04-11

A membership drive is being made in Batesville beginning Monday, for the Chamber of Commerce.
The Monticellonian., 1919-04-11

Suit to revoke naturalization CT Alexander Frank. former resident of Newport. Ark. was filed in federal district court at Little Rock by NJ. B. Revington. chief naturalization exam inor for Arkansas The suit is said to be the first of it's kind ever filed in the United States.
The Monticellonian., 1919-04-11

Hamilton Moses and T. D Craw- fNrd were appointed by Governor Trough and the Supreme Court 10 prepare 2 new digest of the statutes of Arkansas, provisions having been made for the work hv the 1919 legis- laturo. Charles c. Reid was named examiner.
The Monticellonian., 1919-04-11

A total of 595 persons was assisted
 without cost by the Transient Tray olers Aid Society of Fort Smith dur ing the quarter ending March 28, ao- cording to the society's report. It cost s51.O7 to assist T other persons.
The Monticellonian., 1919-04-11

A 25 per cent increase in wages is asked by the teachers of the Fort Smith public schools from the Board of Education in a petition filed with the hoard
The Monticellonian., 1919-04-11

A large party of Faulkner peon'e will at an early date make an auto mobile trip to Frankli? County, south of Ozark for the purpose of in speefing the numerous dairy farms for which the section is famed.
The Monticellonian., 1919-04-11

Aroused by the discovery of oil m Homer. La. residents of Junction Civ have made preparations to sink a test well near that town Timbers have been ordered and will be deltv- cred soon.
The Monticellonian., 1919-04-11

Chief of Police Rotenberry Of Lit tlo Rock susnonded three natrolmon, all recent additions to tho force Dis orderly conduct and negligence were charead
The Monticellonian., 1919-04-11

The third cooperative shipment of hogs was made from Batesvilie Tues day. April s.
The Monticellonian., 1919-04-11

March was the dullest recorded in Texarkana police annuls in several years. Only 12 persons were fined in the Arkansas Police Court during the month.
The Monticellonian., 1919-04-11

Gov. Trough has appointed Miss Mary McCabe of Little Rock 10 serve a second term as a member of the minimum wage and maximum hour commission.
The Monticellonian., 1919-04-11

The peach crop is very promising this season. There was quite white frost recently, hut the peach blos- some were SD far advanced and so well protected by leaves that the tiny fruit was uniniured
The Monticellonian., 1919-04-11

Delvert Chaffee of Judsonia was drowned while attempting to ride his horse across a slough.
The Monticellonian., 1919-04-11

The entire Democratic city ticket was defeated in the election held in Argenta. Dr. ". M Burns defeated Mayor D. NJ. Pixley.
The Monticellonian., 1919-04-11

Marble Hill, five miles northeast of Ozark, has organized an enthusiastic Community Club.
The Monticellonian., 1919-04-11

Upon call, issued by pr. Clifford Young. inspector in charge of tick eradication work in Desha county. and representing the bureau of ami nal industry of the government far. mers and stock growers of Desha county have organized Live Stock Association.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-07-19

after spending several days with her
aunt. Mrs. NJ. Alexander and Mrs.
jamie Alexander also Mrs. Anna Bax-
ster of Houston were their guests.
Prof. J. Il. Robinson Of Palestine
State Grand Deputy Of American
Woodmen visited Camp No. II Of his
city on the It'll inst, made splen-
did lecture to the camp and many
good things were CLEANED from his
speech. He also paid off a $4,000
death claim to the beneficiary OF
neighbor w. Jones, who deceased a
few weeks ago. A public installa-
ton of officers was held by him.
Mrs. Roxie Bell received a tele-
gram from her oldest son, Daniel
Hicks that he had landed in U. s. A,
Mr.. Solomon Riley and Mr.. John
Holcomb has recently returned from
over sea and Mr.. Otto Davis from
Camp Macarthur. The Home Mission
Society OF C. M. e. church gave Q
box supper Saturday night which
/, was decided success.
Lufkin, has 100 readers Of Dallas
Express and new ones are contin
ually coming in. Read the Express
and keep posted with what your race
is doing handled every Saturday b!
s. w. Booker.
Sicklisted: Mr.. Will Roberts, Mrs
Eliza Daniels and Mrs. Lille A
Scott
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CUSRY.


Cuney, Texas. July It's. HamiI-
ton, Sam Boyd, VIII Johnson and
Ike Darby have returned from France
Hherc they have been fflghting for
Universal democracy, J. T. Ham
lIton and Miss Mary Hall are on the
sick list. Mr.. Anderson, who has
been doing carpenter work at Quincy
has returned home.
Mr.. J. 2. Thomas and family en-
tertained the soldier boys Saturday
night. The entertainment given at
the school house by the B. Y. p. u
was largely attended and quite a
large sum was realized. A business
league meeting was held last Wednes-
day night. A campaign against the
weeds In the town was planned under
the leadership Of Mr.. Ebert Garner
Mr. and Mrs. John Bragg worship
ed at San Flat, Sunday Mr.. Taylor
Wilson and family worshiped at Cor.
rinth. Sunday.
Rev. Thos. Sims Is suffering from
an attack OF rheumatism. Sunday
was high day at the b. Y. P. u. Mr.
r. L. Arnwine and Mrs. Amanda
Arnwine made trip to Palestine
Saturday. Bishop Sneed went to Cor.
sicana, Saturday to play ball will
the Jacksonville team.
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A grand barbecue was given at Mt.
Hebron Presbyterian church on the
18th inst. everybody reports a grand
time. Rev. DR.. G.. A. Mosely Is at.
tending the District Conference
Greedy this week, Miss Mary an
Huey Hardeway Is convalescent.
Mr.. e. d. Christian was not able
% be out to church last Sunday. Mrs.
oe Windon OF the Iron Hill Sec
ion is still under medical treatment,
rhe Farmers Congress meets here
It Mt. Elm on the 18th and 18th Cd
July. Everybody is requested to come
nut to hear the program each day
md night.
We very much regret to announce
he return home of Prof. w. v
3leaver. Miss Arizona Cox and Miss
Eutha Jefferson from Longyiew
hey were attending the Summer
Normal they report race trouble a;
the cause.
| The reporter and his many custom
ars here wishes to congratulate TIT
Express for the addition OF its foui
new coaches recently put on Cleai
the tract.
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ABILENE.

Abilene, Texas, July 1.-THE Colo
ored people of this and adjoining
community are preparing for a great
home coming for returning soldiers.
The celebration will take place about
the 18th of August. we are prepair-
ing for an old fashion barbecue and
basket picnic. Mt. Zion Baptist s.
S. is making up the three contestants
namely: Marquette Henderson, Nola
Dennis and Lillian Hayden brought
forward for thier weekly report
$10.73 total amount raised Sunday
morning $11.67. contest closed last
Sunday. the one raising the highest
amount of money and bringing to
the Sunday school the largest number
of scholars will be awarded a beau
tiful Bible.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Maherry
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stevens is off on
their vacation in Mrs. Stevens big
touring car.
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CAMERON

Cameron, Texas, July 17.-Mrs. A.
G. Scott and a number of others
attended the National Missionary
Convention at Waco, last week. They
report a great meeting.
The Cameron Grove choir sang for
the Lincoln Association at Rockdale,
on last Thursday night.
DR.. J. Gordon Mcpherson has just
returned from Chicago. where he
closed his great meeting. The rally
at Cameron Grove Sunday was quite
success.
All Cameron and Milan county
were on tip toes to witness the re-
turn of DR.. Mcpherson.
Rev. A. G. Scott was caller Milano
Sunday where he preached an able
sermon.
Mr.. Hurdle Barton who has beer
on the sick list for some weeks Is
reported quite improved
The Cameron base ball team gave
swell entertainment at the Masonic
hall Saturday night.
Our soldiers are still arriving from
over seas. Among those who arrived
last week were: Marshal Newsom'
and Frank Hartman.
Mrs. E. M. Murphy is reported OF
the sick list, but some what i'm
proved. Mae Eta Robertson is alsC
reported improving from her recen
! illness.
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TYLER.

Tyler, Texas, July 17.-Mr. A. H.
CASTOR, left Friday of last week
for his home in Galveston. after
spending two weeks in the. city on a
visit to his mother and sisters.
Miss Mary Williams left for home
in TT Worth after spending several
DAYS with Miss Ruth White. Mr.. Lewis
Hill has enlarged his place of busi-
ness so he can accommodate his
trade with more ease.
Mrs. sam Davis is preparing to
do business on larger scale as soon
as ample room can be made. He
has many years experience in furni-
ture business.
The new soda fountain at the Peo-
Piles Drug store is being installed
this week.
Mr.. Jas. A. Hightower accompanied
by Prof. VIM. Butler and son spent
Sunday in Terrell on a visit to
Rev. d. A. Butler.
MESSENGERS will attend the Sunday
school convention at Troupe next
week. Jimmie White, secretary; Tex
as Hill, organist; Mrs. Matte Walton
and Miss Myrtle Bledsoe, messengers
Rev T. c. Bledsoe, field secretary Of
the 3. Y. p. u. of Texas preached
at First Baptist church Sunday al
the morning and evening service.
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PONVA.'

Ponta. Texas, July H. Services
were we'll attended at all the
churches. Rev. Mosely filled the ros-
trrm at Mt. Moriah. Sunday school
was unusually good at all the
churches Sunday.
The wedding bells rang on the
eth INST. to announce the marriage
Of MI. d. =. Cleaver to Miss MIN
ME Wood.
Mr.. Cleaver iB progressive yoFlig
man OF ponta and the bride Is the ac-
eompllshod daughter OF Mr.. 2. p.
woods Of Ponta. The young couple
is VOL known here and the entire
cosutauhity wishes for them a happy
future. The soldiers are Ftsll re-
III ling home. among these may be
mo toned Corporal A. L. Melee. the
hrs and Of Mrs. Tommie I. Melee
ios this place.
soral Emerson w Massey ar
We'd home from Franco on Che 18TH
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weekend with his family.
Mrs. Hully Dolby and daughter,
Mrs. Ida Mutton and little Ada and
Jimmie Mutton of New Orleans. La,
las returned after spending one week
nth her daughter, Mrs. Phellie
doore.
Rev. James Marshall from Steal
Store. stopped oyer between trains
Mrs. LOWE Bradford was called to
the bedside of a sick sister at Ber-
non.
Rev. d. Boyd stopped over with
his sister, Mrs. Arteese Hearne, while
on his way to Franklin to see his
father. Mr.. Jim Boyd, who is very
sick.
Rev. Leonard, secretary of Foreign
Missions preached two able sermons
at st. Emanuel, Sunday.
Mr.. L. d. Taylor. a successful
| proprietor Of cold drink parlor, Il
in Houston on business.
Mrs. Matilda Tyler, returned iron
hospital at Bryant, where she ha
had two operations.
Mr.. Phillip Abrum has returDe'
from Marshall, where he has beel
attending school.
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PITTsBURG.

Pittsburg, Texas. July 1.-THE
newly elected officers of East Texas,
Lodge X. OF p, were installed Thurs
day night, July 10th by Knight G.
w. Harris, D. G.. c.
Kt. S. M. Aldridge.
Returned soldiers: Privates: Leo
nard Moore, Hitler Rollin, Chas.
White, B. Spears, Jr., Gland Gaines,
Othoe Jones, Payton Hughes, Norris
Rodgers and Waller Hasroll.
These young men have had some
wonderful experiences and will in
terest you very much to converse
with them.
DR.. Bingham of Texarkana, lectured
to a splendid audience Sunday, July
18th on the care Of the teeth. He
comes from Texarkana, recommend
ed to be one of the most efficient
Negro dentist Of that city. His lee
ture was full OF thought and was
instructive.
Mrs. Mae Pearl Heath and little
Robt. Coleman left Saturday night
for Wichita Falls.
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League Of Democracy
Formed In Boston
lAssociated NEGRO Press.

ANCblO IlIppJ
Boston, Mass, July 1.-THE League
of Democracy, an organization found
ed for the purpose of keeping alive
the military spirit of the Negro Race,
for agitation for military training in
more Colored schools, FOR fighting
for Colored officers for all armed
forces of the republic, and making
determined and intelligent fight
to have all achievements of colored
military men given a just, fair and
unprecedented record in all histories
organized a branch in this city, last
night. Officers elected are former
officers and men of Colored units
which participated in the World war.
Objects and purpose7 OF the league.
which is being organized in many CT
ties, are SET 10. ,n III - Pamphlet
sent out by the New York branch,
the headquarters of the organization.
While formed osten3ibly to aid the
former soldier the league, according
to its founders, will make itself ac-
tive in all affairs affecting the well
fare of Colored citizens. To quote
the pamphlet the league, Stands UNI
swervingly, unyieldingly and uncom-
promisingly for the right to vote,
abolition of lynching, annulment of
"Jimcrowsm," economical opportunity
freedom from Color discrimination,
justice in the courts, industrial free
dom and equal educational oppor-
tunity. Membership in the League
will neither prevent nor embarras IS
membership in any national or local
mixed white and Colored organiza.
ton of veterans Of the World War"
The officers elected for the Boston
Branch are: Captain j. II. Pryor,
formerly of L. Company, commander,
Joseph II. Johnson, vice-commander;
L. H. Hewett, Finance officer; Ed
ward Digger, Historian; Monroe G..
Mason, AdjYtant.
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GAINESVILLE.

Gainesville, Texas, July 17.-Ser-
vices yesterday came up to the usual
standing. Rev. Lister Clark has had
series Of good services at the St.
James C. M. e. church. Rev. B. j..
Brown was called to attend the fun
eral of sister Billensly at Orbrey,
Texas, yesterday. Rev. T. Johnson
of this city filled his stand at eleven
o'clock.
Rev. M. M. Burns, pastor Of the
A. M. e. church is doing good work
among his people.
Rev. G. B. Williams, pastor OF Cor
NTH Baptist church baptised three
converts yesterday.
Mr.. S. M. Brown, made a flying
trip to FIT. Worth. last Thursday.
Mrs. Ella Grover has returned from
visit to Oklahoma City.
Rev. o. F. Dixon was in the city
for few days last week.
Mr.. j. H. Riddle, Grand secretary
Of the G.. u. o. Of o. f., Of Texas
was in the city on business last
week. Miss Cornelius Lowe of
Memphis, Tenn, is the guest OF Miss
Lola Woody.
Mrs. c. J. Jackson has returned
from a visit to Ardmore. Okla.
Rev. Lawson, Mrs. Emma Stones,
Rhody Mackey, Robert Riddle and
Rev. G. A. Simpson attended the
funeral of sister Billensly at Orbrey
Texas, Sunday.
Mr., Allen of Denton, Texas, was
In the city last week.
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Alto, Texas, July 17.-Sunday was
a big day school well attended at
all churches.
Rev. e. M. Griggs, is running 9
meeting here assisted by Rev. ]. w
Bailey. SPLENDID services both day
and night much good is being done
Prof. G.. w. Crouch spent Friday
here in the interest Of his work
Mrs. Holton Booker is spending a
few days in Houston with relatives
Mrs. Arnold of Keltys was up Friday
on business.
Private jeff Hamilton arrived
Thursday from France.
d. s. Anderson is at home from
Conley.
Prof. ]. C. Bradford and NJ. s
Martin have purchased new Oakland
cars
Call for the Express
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BOWMAN.

Bonham, Texas, July H. Mrs. Adj
die Phillips OF Tulsa, Okla. Is in
the city visiting her mother, Mrs.
Thomas.
The X. of p. had their installation
Thurnday night, quite crowd of
the Calanthlaus were present.
Mr.. Willie Grifhn and wife
left Sunday for Ohio to.make 1t their
future home
The 81 Marechal Neil club met
with Hrs T. M. Mckee Wednesday
evening, d luncheon was serve
The Glover Leaf club mo with
Mrs. George McCuller, Friday even
ina
Il. Earnest Madrey has returned
from Tulsa. Okla.
Mrs. Elslella Walker was In Honey
Grove last week.
+ Rev. Jones OF Chickasha, was in
the city last week and preached for
Rev. Il. u. Higgs.
Quite 4 crowd of Bonhamites were
in Dodd City Sunday to attend
services.
Mr.. George Tatum and other soldier
boys have returned from France.
The % Amuser Glib met with
Mrs. Willie Ann Johnaon. Thursday
evening luncheon was served.
Mrs. Lizzie Johnson. entertained
mt her residence Monday night In
homo OF Mrs. Granville OF Muskogee
mute crowd was present and an
'e0joysble time was spent
Mrs. Rehdy Elliott have returned
from TaIehony, Okla.
Mrs. Minnie Nayes. MS. A. Swan,
Mrs. Julia Marlborough have returned
from Waco.
Rev. lynch. Mrs. Ior,s Bennette,
MI. b. X. Johnson, Estella Brunette,
Mrs. Eta DeJournette, Lorene Silas
LEFT Moliday for the p. 2. p. q. and
Suntsy school, convention as Gaines
willie
Mr. Willie LENA anf wife OF San
Antonio is In the city visiting rela.
tives.
Mr.. lree WilkerSon died, July 18th
Mr.. Dave Favors AKA wife left
for Amarillo to spend tthe summer
\ Mr. Oliver Caver has arrived from
France
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A Theatre Circuit For
Negroes Planned
ASSOCIATED Negro Press.)

New York, N. ", July 1.-THE
formation of circuit of thelters ex-
clusively for Negroes was announced
here today. The syndicate. headed
by r. c. Brown of Philadelphia. has
leased house in New York and is
building one in Philadelphia, 1t was
stated. 1t intends ultimately, the
announcement said, to operate the
aters in Chicago, Washington, Pitts
burgh. Bsltimo'e, Richmond. Morfats,
Cincinnatti, Indianapolis. Louisville,
Clever nd, anu o,uei large C-Lle or
the North ard South. 1t also plan-
ned to organize school of dramatic
art in New York for Soun@ NN~-o
men ad women as we'll as a booking
office.
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COiTSIERCE.


Commerce, Teza July 17.-Dele-
gates Of the G. M. &. church are
back from the Conference held at
Nsylandyille, Texas. last week. They
rel.Jrt an important session. Amount
Of money raiser $I74.52.
Mosaic Terplar lodges held quite
an Interesting meeting at the G. M.
a. church Thursday night for the
purpose OF tn sailing officers and at
tendinr to financial business riep1 IA
tory to att uding State Grand Lodge
to he held at Galveston, Texas,
July 1925 inclusive. The meeting
was a success from every point. Prof
G. s. Meadows. w. p. M. NJ, OF Elk
celsior Temp,~ No. 9S2 ofIiciated.
Mrs. ". M. Wynn will return toby
from an extended trip to ArkansA s
sha will attend Grand Lodge n
Czlgeston.
Mr.. Henderson Wilson Of Cieburne
| Texas. Is visiting his daughter, Mrs
lG. A. Houston. Little Miss Clal 2
williams Is visiting her Brother, Mr.
Earl Stephenson who lives near Dial
las. Mrs. P. A. Williams is visiting
/ IN Camp County.
Mr.. inc. Hammon6s is back from
st. Louis. He looks as Il he wal
wen treated.
Readers OF the Express desiring 4
send news to the paper will giv'
same not later than Monday nooi
OF each week.
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GREENyILLE.

,Greenville, Texas, Jply 17.--Great
crowds attended services at Neyland
Sunday, the occasion was the Green
vile District Conference G. NJ. e.
church and Bishop Cottrell was the
morning hour speaker. The good
Bishop is given the credit of having
preached a great sermon.
Mrs. Susie Love, went to Noyland
to represent the Juvenile Society.
Miss Anna B. Corley, has returned
from Muskogee, where she spent
more than two month with her Grand
Mother. Mrs. Mary Heith Of Deni-
son is visiting Mrs. Ed w. White,
Elder L. H. Crawford was called
to lone Oak to attend the funeral
OF Mrs. Mary Laserter. Mrs. Mary
Durham and her son Willie spent
several days in Como, Texas, visit
ing the formers daughters. DR.. N
j. Atkinson and his daughter, Miss
Mary Heard Bishop Cottrell, at Ney-
land, Sunday. Mr. Robert Minnie
fee of Rosebud, Texas, is here or
business, pertaining to the death Of
his wife. Mrs Birdie Lee Howell Is
very Ill at this writing to the regret
Of her many friends. DR.. B. L. Tey'
Ger, is receiving the highest praises
from the citizens for the splendid
/ MANAGEMENT OF the People Drut
Store operated by Taylor and Dur
ham.
Mrs. J. H. Bell, left for New Or
leans, last week, where she vii
spend three weeks with her son, Rev
e. o. Bell.
The Star Progressive Association
will convene in Greenvine. Aug1s
n and 3. Mr.. Willie ]. Durham, Il
the General Director. Rev l. Fl
i Crawford has planned a great caml
meeting for the near future.
Mr.. /. H. Hines, has purchased
house and will have 1t moved to hi
place on johnson street, where h
recently lost one by fire, Mrs. Nelb
4 Ellis is sick at this writing. Mrs
| Eli Mccoy and her daughter hav
gone to Chicago to spend the sum
mer with her daughter. Mrs. Ger
Adams. Aunt Julia Williams, wen
to Loneoak, Sunday attended tn
funeral of her friend. Mrs Mar
Laserter. DR.. w. r. Simon, report
that his district conference exceeds
his expectations and he has close
one If the best conferences. in tn
history Of the district. DR. Simon ]
noted for doing big things. Mrs. l
NJ. Johnson is much grieved at tn
death Of Mrs. Laserter as she ha
made Of her home for many year
! during her term Of school.
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GRORsBECK.

Groesbeck. Texas. July i7.-Rev.
Holman conducted Sunday school
Sunday morning at Dennis Capel.
Service at Head Branch and Lone
STAR Sunday was good. Hiss H.
Brown has returneE home aeain aftes
a long trip to Denlson visiting rela-
tives. Mrs. Harry Curry Is here
from Houston visiting her people.
Mr.. wilmer Thomas left town Satur-
day night for some points IN the
south. Miss H. Brown. Prof White
and wife have been re-elected here
Is teach the next term in the Black
shear hieh school Mrs. A. Mcclure
made flying trip to Corsicana, sun
day on business. Mrs. Mabel Gam
blos Is visiting her parents here. Rev
Noses Smith and wife.
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West, Texas. July lion last
Sunday, Rev. Stewart preached a
noble sermon. The pastor was sick
and Rev. Stewart was appointed in
his place. On last Wednesday, July
9th the Lord saw fit to call to
glory Mr.. VIII Smith, one Of the
well known citizens of West. He was
carried to Bryan, Texas, for burial
and the body was taken in charge
by the X. Of p.
Mrs. Susie Washington and Miss
ollie Mae Smih are on the sick list
this week
You can always find the Express
with Mrs. VIII Smith at the Alamo
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Rusk Texas July H.. Misses Oley-
ia and Ruth Hill Of Tyler. IRE spend
~ a few Gays With their relatives
me Franklin and Pinlston families.
Estss. I II. Polk, who pastors a very
nfc;1 essive congregation near Irock-
III reports that IN q recent rally. no
raised ono npDdred and nne dollars:
Rev. Polk ia very popular among
Ms soltYregatIeu
t5r ana Mrs. Russell Fomnli en-
tcfsained rev. $ Gasner lasl SUNDAY
afternoon.
Mrs. Blanion and her four dRuzh+
Tors and son, o. Mt Enisfpfiso are