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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-09-06
RUSK.

Rusk, Texas, Sept. Ant Pleasant
C. M. e. church is preparing to en-
terrain the Sunday school convention
which convenes here this week
and has just recovered sufficiently to
make it back home Her many friends
truet that she will soon gain her
strength.
Mrs. Nancy Robinson has returned
from a visit to Jacksonville and
Crockett. While away on her trip
she had the misfortune to get sick,
Mrs. Lucy Latimore and Miss Will
lie Cannon have gone to Tyler where
Miss Willie May will soon enter Tex
as College.
Misses Willie and Modelle Tim
mons are visiting relatives in jack
sonville.
Mr.. Walter Dearman is in Dallas,
visiting relatives.
Mr.. Sammie Brown has returned
from visit to Dallas and Ennis.
Misses Elizabeth and Georgia Cum
bo have returned from Pollok where
they report a pleasant time among
friends and relatives
~ Ddi UCCuV unuCA thO nohocN
ment of Mr.. Arthur Allen and others
was given at the X. of p. hail. Sat
urday night.
The friends of Mr.. Jewel Sanders
will be panied to learn that his con-
dition is no better.
Mrs. Birdie Alexander and Miss
Vaughn of Jacksonville have been in
guests of Mrs. A. L. Franklin, the
past week.
Miss Hannah Ellis reports that her
sight is very much improved since
she went to a Tyler specialist for
treatment. Miss Ellis is well and
favorably known in Rusk and her
friends are pleased to note her inn
provement.
Several automobile parties came
down from Jacksonville to witness
the ball games between that team
and Kennedy's Black Cats.
Rev. S. Garner is running revival
in Rusk He will be assisted by sew
eral local ministers.
Rev. w. NJ. Douglass was on our
S, uare, last Saturday. He says that
things are running smoothly in his
community
Miss Winnie Cumbo is making rap
id progress as a student Of music. ;
The churches in our town are maxi
ing strong efforts to have better
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music and they are to be congratulate
ed for so doing.
Mr.. Chester Kennedy of Jackson
Vile was visitor to our city, last
week to witness the ball game. He is
former Rusk boy, and has many
friends here.
Mrs. Patsy Mcclellan has return
ed from trip to Lone Star.
The farmers in this section report
good crops but they are now fear
ing the evil Of the cotton worms.
The Colored farmers Of Cherokee
County are trying to raise money to
defray the expenses Of the Demon
stration Agent of this county, The
part of THE expenses which the Col
ored farmers will aid in sharing has
formerly been paid by the whites.
Base Ball Notes.
Dr. John l.. Vaughn Of Jacksonville
again challenged Kennedys Black
Cats after already being defeated the
best out of 4.
A good jolly crowd from Jackson
Vile arrived in Rusk, Friday. UNI
pire Snow called the game at $50
p. m.
Ned Williams, Kennedy's most fam
GUS pitcher opened his game as usual
but for some reason failed to make
good Kennedy at once took Will
liams out and put in left hand Stag
alec, who held Jacksonville Heavy
weights at bay. The decision by UNI
pire in the sixth inning was not
pleasing to the Heayyweights, so they
forfeited the game. Umpire annouD-
ced to the grand stand: Scores: 9
to 0 in favor of the Black Cats Bat
terles for Rusk, Williams and White.
Batteries for Jacksonville, Gipson and
Etter.
Saturdays game was called at $50
p. M, Williams not being satisfied
with his pitching on Friday, asked
his manager Kennery to let him
redeem himself. Kennedy having all
confidence in Williams readily con-
scented. Williams got sixteen strikes
out. Score: to in favor of the
Black Cats.
The Cats made their first score in
the third inning. Ned Williams hit
two base hit to center field. White,
the famous base-stealer took his
run, stole third base and score by a
wild throw to the third The grand
stand cheered White. Heavyweights
held the Cats with only one run UNI
til the eighth inning, when j, d.
Hampton made a three base hit to
right. Scored Hampton. The grand
stand went wild cheering the Black
Cats. These teams will play again
Monday, Sept. /. at Jacksonville at
the A. C. l. Quite crowd of both
races from Rusk, will witness the
game.
Kennedy challenges any fast team
in the state for its championship.
Batteries for Rusk; Williams and
Williams.
Batteries for jacksonville: Cole
man and Coleman.
The gate receipts from both days
amounted $12775. This amount was
equally divided between the two
teams.
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SOME TOWNS In TEXAS
WE COVER THE STATE LIKE A BLANKET.
4 1000 aasAaAAaaaas

boys have joined and are very much
interested.
Mrs. Ida Greene of South Srd St,
has returned from Houston.
Public schools will open Monday,
Sept. 18th. Public school teachers
institute will be held Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, Sept 10th to
18th.
The forum meets every Tuesday
night at one of the churches. Every
race man anu woman should attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford. Mrs. Davis
and Miss Davis all of Corpus Chris
Ii motored through here en- route
to Marlin.
War Camp Community Service.
The committee on Ways and Means
to continue community service in
Waco is planning financial drive
on Tuesday, Sept. 2. to raise $500
to finance the work for the next six
months. Ten teams consisting of
three members each have been ap-
pointed to conduct the drive.
A birthday party will be given
Thursday night at the w. c. G.. s.,
each person invited is requested to
Bring one book as gift to the COM
munity library which has been plan
ned by the w. c. C. S.
Miss Harrison, organizer for ladies
and Pirls have started several classes
in folk dancing. She has plans under
way for several undertakings.
Community singing is becoming
popular in Waco. Several sings hav
been held at the center and Taborian
park.
Second Baptist Church,
DR.. S. Montgomery Pastor
Sunday being the 9Th Sunday, a
great day was enjoyed in Zion, a
splendid audience present all day.
$3.50 a. m. Supt A. NJ. Spencer car
ried the Sunday school over the top.
Az 1880 the pastor preached great
instructive sermon from the text,
Luke 1918. Subject, Holders Of
Heavenly Trusts the pastor was at
his best and make the saints in Zion
leap for joy.
At p. m, the B. Y. P. U. met and
splendid session was had. At $40
the pastor again assembled the pulpit
and preached gospel sermon to the
delight of all. The doors of the
church were opened and S persons
walked in. The pastor is to leave
the city this week for Norfolk, Va,
to attend the National Baptist con-
vention.
Mrs. Pearl Banks of Houston, Tex
as is visiting her old home this
week, she looks nacural among the
home folks
A Gard OF Thanks.
| take this method of Thanking
the many friends both east and west
Waco for their untiring efforts rem
dered, aid and consolation during the
short Illness and death of my beloved
husband, John Lee Johnson, who de-
parted this life at 1880 p. m, Aug.
.26, 1919. We also thank the under
taker Dixon Estelle Co, for their UNI
parrelled kindness.
Signed:
MRS. L. JOHNSON,
1105 S. 10th st.
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ATHENs.

Athens. Texas, Sept. 4.-Miss Roet-
IA Stoyall has returned from Corsi-
cana. Mrs. Boggers is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Walden. Miss Ola Mae
Richardson died last Tuesday, after
an illness Of only a few days, her
death was shock to the entire COM
munity. Resolutions were red by
the following person in behalf OF
the American Woodnlan by Ella
I,eake; Sophomore Glass, Alonzo Sim
mons; Junior choir, Anna L. Leake;
Sunday school by Will Mcdonald,
Rev. H. j. Sanders, officiated. A
large procession followed the remains
of Ola Mae, to its last resting place.
Asleep in Jesus, blessed ever wakes
TO weep a clam and undisturbed re-
pose unbroken by the last Of foes.
Miss Johnnie Burns and Maggie
Smith Of Forth Worth attended the
funeral of their cousin. also Miss
Moore of Corsicana.
Miss Leila Lewis, Mrs. w. T. Rich
ardson and Miss Morgana Stells visit
ed Kernes. Miss Celia Woods, A. L..
Leake, e. ]. Leake, Mrs. Della Smith,
Mrs. Marret Miller attended the con-
vention at Samaria, last week. Ser
vice we'll attended at the several
churches. Mrs. Sallie Alex returned
from Forney Mrs. Amanda Nc
Donald is sick at her home in east
Athens.
Privates Bethel, Ed Rae, Ernest
Savers, Duff Ray all received their
discharges and returned home this
week.
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MILFORD.

Milford, Texas. Sept. 4.-Social:
Mr.. Edd White of Hillsboro, was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gray. Mrs.
S. w. Prince of Fort Worth, is the
guest of her sick sister, Mrs. Mary
Gillyland. Mrs. Carrie Vaughn of
Fort Worth is in the city. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Lee of Cossie, Texas, is
the guest of their mother and father,
Mr.. and Mrs. Render Hill.
Misses Lurline Beatty, Jimmie Jor-
dan and Mrs. Matte Sims have re-
turned from Dallas.
Mr.. S. II. Richardson went to Hills
boro, Texas.
Mr.. T. d. Beatty has returned from
Waco. Miss Mamie Vaughn went to
Fort Worth; Mr.. John Kelley Wright
has returned from Ft Worth; Mrs.
Alice Clemens and son, Vance went
to Hillsboro; Mr.. Charley White and
boys went to Fort Worth; Mr.. Eu-
gene Burnett went to Dallas.
Sunday school was well attended
at all churches. Rev. G. W. Bur
ton, pastor of Mt Moriah Baptist
Baptist church carried on a eight
days revival, q converts were adj
ded to the church.
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PURCELL.

Purcell, Okla, Sept. 4.-Church
was well attended at Baptist church,
Rev. Carter has always something
good for his race. Mr.. II. d. Richard
son and family have moved to Ard
more, Okla. Mr.. T. C. Duncan of
Enid. Okla, was o visitor in Purcell
Oklahoma, Saturday, he left Tor Paris,
Texas. Mr.. George Holt Of Oklahoma
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WACO.

Waco, Texas, Sept. 4.-Read the
Dallas Express, it has all the news
of. Texas as well as the general race
John L, Johnson, died suddenly at
his home, 1105 S. 10th Street, August
&c, 1919 Mr.. Johnson was highly
respected citizen, a member of Clay
street. Christian church and an en-
ployee of Sanger Brothers.
Mrs. A. B. Foreman, Jr., and chill
dren accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Walter Hines and son write that they
are having fine time in Houston
and will visit Galveston and San
Antonio before returning.
Misses Geraldine and Beulah Mae
Gerald of Marlin are visiting with
Mrs. st. Claire Perry. Mrs. Perry
entertained foro THEM Friday night.
These young ladies are soon to en-
tetr Tuskegee institute.
Mrs. Hattie Bradley has returned
home in Calvert, having paid her
last respects to her brother. Mr.. John
L. Johnson, who was buried last
Thursday.
Ilr. and Mrs. w. D. Miller have re-
turned from the s. s. Convention of
the Corsicana District over which
DR.. Miller presides. Convention was
great success.
Quite a number of young men and
ladies left to enter Prairie lew last
Tuesday among them were Misses
Lucille Williams, Violetta Cannon and
Mr.. Thomas Drum.
Many Wacoans took advantage of
the Interurban excursion to Dallas
last Sunday. They report a nice
thine in Little London" Rev. and
Mrs. J. F. Williams have returned
from their months vacation in South
Texas. They visited San Antonio,
Corpus Christi, Galveston, Houston
and Grange Rev Fred Williams, his
brother has filled his pulpit creditab-
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Mrs. ]. P. Jones, formerly Miss
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The labor unions formed their
line Of march at the Mecca Drug
store Monday evening Labor Day and
marched to st. James park and Tab
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wss held
DR.. Mcpherson. pastor Of N. 9Th
st. Baptist church leaves this week
for New York. Jersey City and other
eastern points.
Mr. +. d. Moore 81 st. Paul church
has organized a boy scout unit, many
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
FLORIDA HOTEL, OWNED BY
FLAGLER ESTATE, BURNS
Great Hostelry at Atlantic Beach De-
6troyed With HnIf-Million-
Dollar Loss.
fRy Associated Press.l

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Sept. 90
The Atlantic Beach Hotel, Mt Atlantic
Beach seventeen miles from Jackson
vile, was completely destroyed by fire
tonight, entailing loss OF over $780,
900.
The hotel was owned by the Flagler
estate, and was under lease OF w. H.
Adams. 1t was a four-story wooden
structure Of about 300 rooms. and at
the time of destruction was housing a
number OF weekend parties from the
city and many visitors from South
Georgia and Florida points.
The blaze was discovered shortly be-
fore s o'clock and spread rapidly. Long
distance telephone messages appealed
to the local fire department for aid,
trucks being Immediately dispatched
to the scene. The loss includes the
entire hotel plant. the laundry. power
and pumping house. servants quarters.
grill. bath houses, ocean pier and
depot. Many cottages in the imme-
diate vicinity were saved by tho heroic
work OF the firemen from Jacksonville
and beach volunteers. The hotel was
one of the. most complete in this sec
ton. being handsomely furnished
throughout
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
FORCES SENT TO CAPTURE
REVOLTERS ALSO REVOLT
Arc Concentrating Troops
on the Frontier Near
Fiumc.
Try Universal seryice.l

GENEVA. Sept. 2o.-An alrplane
squadron which flew off from Italian
soil has reinforced the forces Of Ga
brielle d'Annunzio at Fiume. it was
learned today.
Ten naval units which left Trieste
for Fume with orders to capture the
latter town from the hands of the re-
VOTERS. revolted and are now aboard
the Dante Alighiari.
D'Annunzio has arrested yice-Admi-
raj Casanova and threatens to arrest
Admiral Wiilo, who arrived yesterday
aboard cruiser. II ne attempts to in
hucnce the revolving sailors.
The Jugo, Siavs are concentrating
troops on the frontier near Fiume.
adding to the difficulties confronting
the Italian government as result
of Gabrielle, d'AnnunZio's seizure OF tina /
city; Italian news dispatches admit
the Rome government is finding It diff
cult to muster forces willing to fight
the poet-aviator in the event tho
effective. The danger of civil war
breaking out in Fiume at any moment
is admittedly great
Reports persist that France and
Britain are In agreement with italy
as to tho new solution OF the Fiume
question az proposed by Foreign Minis
ter Tittoni
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
VILLA PREPARES FOR DRIVE
AGAINST CARRANZA REGIME
Expects to Move Southwark to Avoid
Drawing American Soldiers
Across border.
IL By Associated Press. I

WASHlNGTON. Sept. 2O.-American
officials are greatly interested in news
indicating that Villa is planning n new
campaign against Carranza. which ac-
counts foE>the activity he has displayed
during the past few months accumulat-
ing munitions and men in Northern
Durango. 1t is said that he contem-
plates drive south from his recent
headquarters and will keep away from
the border so that by no act of his
can the American army be sent across
the Rio Grande. as was the case at
Jaurez.
Villa released a short time ago 2.100
Carranza prisoners which his troops
had captured. cautioning them to keep
out of the Federal army and urging
them to turn over to him all the rifles
and equipment they could get Many
of them enlisted Mt once in the villa
army. while others returned to their
homes on parole. Six hundred men
from the Santa Rosalie garrison and
300 from the chihuahua garrison have
recently deserted and Joined the Willis
tas. according to those reports. 1t Is
said here that General Francisco Con
zales' transfer from Juarez to Tampico
was caused by threats against his life
by, his own troops. because of his ac-
quiescence in the recent crossing of
the border by American troops
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
SITUATION REQUIRES
TRUCE IN INDUSTRY
A ttorney-General Palmer Says
Six Months Needed to Solve
New Problems.
WILL MAKE LIVING EASIER
Declares All Questions Will Be
Adjusted If People Are
Patient and Just.
fBy Associated Press

FREEPORT. PA, Sept. 2o.-An abso-
lute industrial armistice for six months
was urged by Acknowledgement Palmer
mere today to permit the solution of eco
nomic problems arising out OF the
changes wrought by war
such a period OF freedom from un-
rest, he declared, would result soon In
BRING ebout production Which would
and better times" for all.
On the other hand. the Attorney
General warned. selfish demands by
national prosperity or permanently
benefit even those obtaining such de-
mands by force. He strongly dis
countenanced strikes.
Labor Must Produce.
Labor is asking a larger shar. OF
the joint product Of money and abor
and there is much merit in the claim /"
he said, but the chance OF getting IL is
not advanced nor the justice of il more
labor to produce"
), The campaign to reduce the cost Of
living. which he is directing evident
erals mind in his speech delivered at
a reunion of the Seventy-eighth ReEi-
ment OF Pennsylvania Volunteers,
bration for men VINO served in the
He said that, although many prob
lens beset mems minds in these days
~ lneTe ID none winch
cannot be worked out 'in the general
interest In government where the
people are the only rulers
Must Learn to DC Patient. =.
but unless we shall be satisfied
with that which is for the general in
terest," he continued, and do not in
sist upon that which is in our particu-
lar interest. there will be trouble and
delay In the settlement. II men could
learn to be patient under conditions
which have resulted from the world
war. until a more accurate estimate OF
the possibilities OF the situation can
be made, all our problems will be
sooner solved; but il impatience and
selfishness shall rule and immediate
forceful or direct action be taken, 1t
ia perfectly obvious that nothing but
disorder and delay can result.
THE crying need of the world just
now is for peace. and not political
peace between governments alone. but
Industrial peace amongst men also. The
things for which men fight are never
settled while the war is on. An armis-
tice must come, heads must cool, and
anger must spend itself before men
can sit together and know what is best
for themselves and give due considera-
ton to the rights OF others"