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thru.

-. w. Farris, cashier Of tho F.rst
National Bank, has decided to se.'le
down In Arvada a. his permanent
home. and to make himself more Sc
cure, has purchased the beautifa'
trick residence Of Jerry Kiag.. " las
corner Of Grandview and West 91d
street. 1t il getting e yol hav. to
buy your home II you want I pi@te
to live In Arvadn. which ix mighty
good sign.
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BRooaaFlELp BUDS.

Corn 8. Grsgg, Special Correspond
snt.
Regular Grange meeting "n Fri
Day June 18th. A program will be
presented and all members ar. urged
u sttsad. I
he Cennuhlty dance last Sattur.
NY night WAS . spldhdId success and
everyone thoroughly enjoyed the CIV.
sning. Refreshments were served
about midnight. =
A dance u announced to take
paaes at Westminster In Grange hall
% JuHs 18th, admission one dollar,
Refreshments. Everyone well
como.
Crescent Grange drill team from
Broomfield will motor to Moreland
Tuesday. June 10th to put on the
Srd and 9Th degrees for new candi-
dates for membership.
Snr. and Mrs. C. A. Graves motor.
Cd to Ester Park Sunday and spent
the day.
Frank and Elmer Ulrich met with
an accident Sunday afternoon on
FEDERAL Boulevard. A machine in
trying to pas the Ulrich car locked
wheels With the later, causing one
ear 10 tuPn 0ver m ia eide M;-
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'RRah! Rail- Rah! New Arada
High School. Ha! Ha! Hal"

and children who did . big work.
Mrs. Mary C.IBradford, said the
other night that II the election car
risd for the bonds It would be large
" due to the Influence Of the three
splendid sssaysl which were written
by Misses Chaddis Ried, winner Of
the first prize, Arabslla Burnett, Of
the second, and Beatrice Jeffreys, OF
the third. We are willing that the
honors should . thus bestowed, as
for logic aud ODD comon sense, few
things were saib to the voters that
were more fordeful and convincing.
,"Brssthss tai rs . man with soul
30 dtad, that 1evsr to himself hiss
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II u. G. Griffith had only known It
he might have been winner by five
"bucks". His name was drawn out
Of the hat at Woodman Camp Tuea-
day evening. and there was $500 in
the "pot." Everybody will be there
next time to yet the six dollars. On
Tuesday night. June Path, there will
initiation Of large class Of candi-
dates and strawberry festival.
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One Of our subscribers In ordering
. bunch Of papers TO send away to his
friends In tAs east said. NV. always
sajoy yosr paper 1t hcms." This
tsstansnial. coming ~ It does, un-
solicited. d greatly appreciated. and
iadssd, this 10 not tks only one Of
IL kind We have received. In this
connection we wish 70 ca" the att-n.
ton Of some Of our readers to the
fast thst We have bsea waiting for
Tie crop season 70 begin u yield and
b placed on the markss before ash.
ing for renewals Of subscriptions II
soon will b that time and We trust
that when your pockets begin 10 fly
up and bulge out YOU will rcmcmh
the editor. We can Away, use tie
money 10 . good advantage, und we
win promise TO put II into circulation
for he bstttrmsnt Of he community.
Thanks
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ZlAuch complaint II heard Of the sx-
IRENE drouth that prevails thru thu
scction and particularly out towards
Broomfield. We are told that the
water In the Church ditch has been
reduced 25 per cent. Everyone IA
praying for rain In order that seeds
recently planted may grow. Some
hsve put their beet fields In potst"cf
because they did not come up right.
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Local and Personal Happenings

Mrs. Breckenridge, wife Of Lieut..
Breckenridge visited Mrs. J. b. Nal
ing Tuesday. Mrs. Breckenridge IA
French girl who lived at her home
In France during the entire contact
with the Germans. Her sad face
speaks stronger than words Of the
narrowing experiences she has been
thru,
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Miss Emma Cheatley entertained
at dinner Friday evening, Mrs. EN-
ma Dinwiddie and sister, Miss Helmn
Holmes, Miss Margaret Buchanan,
Mrs. Joseph Purcell Of Fairplay. Miss
Edith Champion nadMrs. c. X. Rob
bins.
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1.-THE school children made quite &.
demonstration in an auto parade
Manday, going all about town sing
ing and boosting for the High schoo..
The following received prizes for ban
ners: So, ~ and 81 respectively.
First, Chandis Reed; Second, Esther
Desch; Third, Frank Sheppard.
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Mrs. Antoine Jacob left last night
for Holly, Colo, to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Wood, who will
have family reunion while she is
there. In the meantime Mr., Jacob
will have II chance to enjoy" his
own cooking.
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Gordon Hooper and wife and Ass~
Helen Lawrence are occupying the
Frank West hiuse while they are on
their ranch.

Mrs. Fred Graf and her two child
rem from Hebron, Colo, came down
Friday and are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Cradle and ms
parents, Mr.. and Mr.. b. Graf Of Val
ley Avenue.
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Mrs. G. S. Scott md her two sons
Floyd and Paul have taken apart
mcnts in tht Wiebclt block. Paul is
working in Denver for Mr.. Chandler
drilling wells and Floyd is working
for his father In the blacksmith shop.
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Mrs. John Sullivan and baby Of
Denver called on her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Mains Of West First street.
Tuesday.
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N. and Mrs. George Litch Of
Lovclnnd have been visiting with the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mr.. j. 8.
Doughty.
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A part Of the furniture belonging
10 Rev. Parker WIS sold from the
parsonage Tuesday and the res. WIS
shipped, as Rev. Parker will not rc-
turn to Arvsds. owing to his health.
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CRAIG COLONY PICNIC.

Craig Colony club will hold their
annual picnic Friday the goth. All
desiring to attend are requested to
bring lunch and to meet mt the home
Of Mrs. 4. u. Foster at lio'clock.
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Kenneth Vetting has accepted
position In Denver with the same
firm m his father.
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C.. V. Jackson arrived home from
the Hospital today and Is looking
and feeling fine.
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Miss Kathryn Cole went to Fl.
CollOnx Friday, returning Tuesday.
While there she was the guest Of j.
Ryan and wife.
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Rumor has il that DIR. Ashbaugh Of
Central City, is contemplating locn-
ting permanently In Arvada.
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The dance given 1t Fremont hall
last Saturday night. WAS not largely
attended owing 10 the many other
things going on. and the fact that II
wss not widely Advertised. However
all had . COED tine and the iSdi.s
made q little more than expenses
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Herbert Schwamb has accepted
position with J. T. Kennedy for the
summer.
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Mrs. s. Dixon Of SCOTS Bluff,
Neb., arrived last week to visit her
bssthee e. A.-AAhAnnAh SOD fAna,ay.
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M. and Mrs. Elsworth S'src-' 90
Mrs. J. r. Kennedy attended com
mcnccmcnt exercises Of the Fl. Col.
Inns Agricultural College Thursdny
morning. Of which Fred Sccrcst liz
one of the graduates.
Mrs. Geo. Walker left Saturday
where she will spend the summer
with Mr.. md Mrs. Riddle Of Denver
ut their mountain home.
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District M - r

School District No. ~. Better
known ~ Ralston. will vote on two
thousand dollar bonded indebt edness
On next Tuesday afternoon. for the
purpose Of adding suitable rooms TO
accommodate the growing populn-
ton. also with the object In view Of
purchasing additional grounds for y
playground and possibly to be used
'one day for = Union High School.
We understand there Ia some oppo.
sition. but that there Ii = fair chance
for the bonds 70 carry.
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The Arvsda Tire factory IL run.
ming smoothly. we understand. and is
gradually increasing its force Of en-
ploysa -. ,. A. Litass b thA asw
office manager and -. st. Clair the
factory superintendent. It certainly
looks good TO sse the big loads Of
Tires going thru town on the way to
the salss company In Denver. We are
told that they have orders far in ad-
vance Of the output. and that the Dry
Climats tires are fast gaining = rep
uation on the market. The Brick
plant now d working full capacity.
employing Is or 20 men, and that 10
ANotAsr fine thing for Arvada.
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Mrs. Edward Miller and little girl
Of Marshnlltown. IowG visited Sun.
day vt the home Of Mrs. J. Is. Mailing
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Lucctta Fisher returned Tuesdny
from ~. ColIinc, where she has been
visiting the past week.
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kAlstss Ppssbyssssaa Church.
s,lS :. n-Bslas ssAssa.x
500 ,. n-FEeaehing service.
Subject: ''Ths Great Promise. t"
Jno. 1914.
Thursday night h our prayer
asstaas aad Dtsls study on tie book
Of Ephssians. An are invitsdt ia
come. A very large attendance b
desired. CsMe and receive . bless
inS.-naurics G. Damsts, pastor.
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Asvo1a proo6V0seiaa chsseA.
1880 Q. m-ChilAssa's Day sxsr.
cisss. An are invited 70 co@s.
S:lS p. n.-YoaaG Peoples meet.
ing.-Charsss q. Williams. pastor.
Reich who passe.i away y4' ako--
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You always have \ good time ut
the Fremont Grange dances. don't
you? Well, come again next Sstur.
Day night, and w know you will
ave . fine time.
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Nm. L. n. Psep,ss y vndsr IN
care Of q physician and nurss.
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". u. Eifis has been confined
to her bsd all week - the result of
IN accident which bsfsl her Sunday
Just after eAueeA hour. In company
with Nh. Mccullough aud daughter
In . buggy. they were standing on
Wadswogth avenue In front Of the u.
e. parsonage, talking to. Rev. Pip
kin, when r. 8. Bobb and family In
their Dodge car came along. and II
seems that the daughter was drivta
the car. and not seeing them In tile.
or becoming confused. ran into them
throwing I'll out and breaking the
buggy up quite badly. Mr.. McCull.
ough was also badly bruised 'p. Mrs
Ellis sustained severe bruises and r
couple Of ribs are believed to hav'
been loossned. II 10 hoped the irjur'
will soon b overcome.
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The G. A. r. Encampmsnt. held
at Rocky Ford June as ana :. wak
. success In every way. The WoM.
ans Relief Corps. the DauGhtsn Of
Veterans and the Ladies Of ths G.
A. =. tarAsd out In great numbers.
The g. A. 3. had nearly 200 vot-
ing delegates. Nearly 500 msMbsrs
havs bssa sddsd 10 this organise.
ton Tie last year. Mr.. Frances q
Ksttsrnaa, Of Boulder. succeeds
Mrs. Annis 8. Mills. Of Arvsda, u
department president.
The tAisty-sisht corps Of this de-
partmsnt eoatsibutsd boxes vslusd
At 81, 500. - ~ Aurora hospital,
and gavs S3,iSs.S7 for patriotic work
during the year.
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Sale "a hats q ths Flower Shop.
800 up.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-05-10

Revs. F. X. White, p. r. Shelton
A. Moore was appointed a cornmittee
to confer with committee from the
Methodist Alliance on the Inter
Church World Movement.
The Inter-church World Movement
Is one in the biz .ory Of movements
fastened by white folks, broad enough
in its principles and purposes to use
such an expression as, regardless OF
race or color or denomination. "
Praise God that IRE war has had
such effect upon feligion, esq scially
the white mans visitor.
Rev. w. r. Jackson Of McAlester,
OKLA, who is engaged In revival
meeting at Macedonia Baptist church.
He is the pastor OF the Mt. Triumph
Baptist church Of that city.
Rev. Y. NJ Lenard, field secretary
OF the Foreign Mission Convention
OF Texas was visitor, The Alliance
gave to his work 500. New mem-
bers were: Re.-r ], Hill. Rev. 1.
R. Richardson and Rev. S. $. Steph-
ems.
DR.. ]. d. Rice and Prof. q. L.
Gordon were present IA interest Of
the 'Y' work. They made strong
appeals for the Y. M. G. A
The Y. M. c. a., movement is an
excellent movement. let every minis
ter, leader and laymen speak and
work in the interest OF this work
to our people for the ~" movement
is one Of the means OF helping to
solve the race question.
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cHMOH BAPTIST CHURCH.

Oak Cliff, S1s. A, Dallas, TEXAS.
May g. shiloh Baptist church. Rev,
s. g. Custer. pastor s. s. ives largeis
attended. At 1880, Rev. p. A. Shell
ton, preached.
After the sermon, the spirit Of Civ
ing was at its climax. AT $3.50. Rev.
II q. Brown, preached, after which
he represented New Zion BAPTIST
church with Zion Baptist church
with $iS.61. Rev. G.. H. Harllee rem
resented Elizabeth Chapel with $5.75.
Mt. Rose Of Forney. Texas, was rep
resented with s4S.21. At 600. the
B. Y. p. u, rendered an excellent
program. At $3.50, the mass meet
ing was conducted by the pastor
after which the contest between the
four ladies'. Mrs. r. Railey raised
the highest amount $124.55. Mrs. /.
Henderson next highest $119.45. Mrs
NJ Neal next, Mrs. M. Webb. TotaI
amount raised s454.S6
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REV. EMORY b. SMITH 10 LEG.
PURE AT BETHEL Oh MAY

At a meeting of the Howard club
Wednesday night plans were perfect
ed for tho reception Of Rev. Emory
B. Smith Of Howard University who
is to lecture at Bethel A. M. e.
church on next Tuesday, May 18th.
Rev. Smith is president Of the How
ard student alumni association and
has included Dallas in his extensive
lecture tour OF the country in the
interest OF the university. His aim
and purpose is to endeavor to arouse
new interest in Howard and to re-
vive the Howard spirit of the alum
nj throughout the country.
He win arrive IN Dallas on tie
morning Of the 18th and the Howard
club OF this city has planNad an in-
f1rical reception at the home Of Mrs.
J. G. Frazier from to 1880 in or
der that he might become acquainted
with some Of Dallas citizens and
students who may be contemplating
entering Howard after the re-.
coption be viii lecture 81 Bethel
on. Race Loyalty and Consolidation
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for the occasion. Indications point
to grand time both at the church
and Auditorium.
DR.. johnson is bringing things to
pass In a large way at Mt. Rose.
and is growing in popularity with
the public. Lest Sunday was SPLEEN
did day In M. Rose. The Sunday
school was well attended. and sever
al new scholars united. The Banner
went back to Hiss 7. ]. Henderson's
class, and she declares it will rot
wander away again. Supt. +. -.
Boolman is bending every energy
toward being ready for the .Besse aer
Special" He must go. The norm .lg
service was excellent Pastor John
son preached, and the entire au-
dience went lone rejoicing. Ine
B. Y. p. u, held a splendid session
in the afternoon. President Corne-
Illus Represented he pastor at a
neighbor CHURCH and was late in
arriving. hHt hia vice, Rev. Winston
was "on the job.r The "Oid Relia-
BILE" furnished The program Thich
was enjoyed BY all. The crowd carrie
near over running us at the night
service, as we were taxed for room.
Those who spoke Of the sermon "
the pastor. said 1t was the very best
he has preached since here. Ten per-
sons united with the churcl. Col
lection for the day. $e7.S7s We in
vite our friends to visit Mt. Rose
and worNtip with us. Hear our ex-
cellent chorus. and witness pastor
Johnsons uiatchless sermons Be
convinced that Mt. Rose is on the
upward move.
Official Board:
J. a. JACKSON. sec'x
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Sunday School was opened BY Mrs.
G. Anthonr, teacher 1f class No.4.
Tho Supt.. Mr.. J. w Satterwhite, was
present. II Is his plan to have the
teachers of the different classes to
open Sunday School each Sunday.
Sunday School was largely attended.
We also enjoyed an excellent re-
view BY our pastor Mr. H Bowden,
q visitor. was introduced to the Sun
day School, He spoke few encour-
aging remarks. In lauding our pas
tor he said, eDr. White is leader
among leader. and when II comes
70 preaching the gospel that he
stands Ia q class 10 himBelfn This
OF course we know and are indeed
proud to hear other people speak our
sentiments This short talk was
responded 10 BY Mrs. G, Anthony
Al II q Ia. we enjoyed spiritual
covenant melting AZ ) p. m, SER
mon BY Df r. X. White, D. D., pas
tor Orr hearts werc made to burn
within As he broke the bread OF life
gnio ta.
Tuesday night our revival started.
DR.. J. 8. Lade|Io Of Little Rock. Ark,
d conducting the services Tuesday
night sachei his Introductory
ssBuion. subject 'DiFine halieuet
Text Thou pcepafcel q Table HNfore
No III the Presence 81 Mine Enemies:
Thor Ammo. pteat &ly Head with OIL.
nv exp n|imeth aYer r. was a
great gssnon AID whs preached 70
The oq'ieht 9s " present lar "a
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BEhlN CHAPEL


RhQ. P. q. DONNIEIsl1 Pastor.
AT $50 a. m. Model Sunday School
ctodassed BY supt. Sister 7. J. Bell
At lz:Se preaching oy pastor. sub
jocl, "na<l Made ia fha Image Of
God Text God Greatest Man IN His
Own Image. Gen. i-H
At b. "a. D. Y. r. u. conducted BY
6or. w. VI Bollina. At $3.50 preach
inG BY the PASTOR Rev. p D. Donnell,
sSbi1ct. The Giyof Text. "And God
50 Loge4 ne Work. nat He gave
Ilis 6siy beFottcn Soc thar WI so.
ever 16IleyeI On Kim sN0uId not
Perisl. aot have Hterlas1ng Life;
John ais.
Ours Text was Absolutely based
bon lfs Qiyet an0 what Jesus sail
about giving the kind Of Glvor, hos
t,Such to Give. when 70 give anc how
often 10 Five, etc. livery 0ody was
hnf.py for the Holy Ghost was pres
ear Rev. DinneII claims that he
has one n the bent churches
IN Dallas. The addition Of member
chip Il steadily growing. and too.
we are striving to raise $4,000 BY
third Sunday IN July. when we Will
2|niah payment On %: and re pray
that every body that cen Nill give
Is 60meIhine Ia this great struggle
and 0DposilIons The members are
certainly WilIIRf Workers and on tho
.hif1 Sunday ID July the gretf rally
Ni'l be pulled of for $685.
f'oir8 ole and ar and help rs.
&IstUI1U IIE.faA EIfINIt cIa4I
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NEW MT. MORIAH BAPTIST
3521 Roseland Ave.
Rev. VIM. L. Jordan. Pastor.


Sunday school,. with Mrs. Lorine
Polk as Supt.. opened at 10 O'Clock
a. m. At 1880 a. m. Rev. c. L.
Lewis, preached from st. Matthew
6:25, he preached strong sermon.
At 5 o'clock m, one was buried
by b ptism.
At $50. Rev. G. L, Lewis, presi-
GNnt was on time with the B. Y. P.
q and held an interesting meeting.
1T the close Of the Union, Mrs. Mat
tie Perkins, organized singing choir.
with several good singers. At night
was one Of our best services, pastor,
preached a powerful sermon. All
reading members voted to read the
Dallas Express. Collection 1891.
SISTER ADDIE LEACH, Clerk.
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REVIVAL PREACHING AT NEW
HOPE CHURCH.

Rev. Or. J. B. Plus of Muskor ae.
Okla, is preaching with great spirit-
uai power In the reviya, meetings
now going on at New Hope church.
IT is programmed that DR.. Plus will
preaah all day tomorrow and next
week. The meeting is blessed might
~ with conversions and the 81
gathering is most gratifying to Or.
Jackson and the church. God Is
glorihed. All are invited to come
and hear DR.. Plus tomorrow and
next week. God is MOVING Zion.
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LoSl OAK BAPTIST CHURCH.
North sntraI Avenue North Dallas
Rev. g. ". b. Ross, Pastor.

North entrnl Avenue North DALLAS
Rev. e. w. d. Ross, Pastor.
With Rev. Ross at the helm we
are bringing things to pass in this
neighborhood Sunday School was
well attended ana "a increasing each
Sunday, clase A. carrying the banner.
Al the mofaing hour Rev. RocS cave
us aoly shower from st. John II.i;
Subject "The Lord came ont Of the
Tomb Alive. Our hearts did burn
while he Ii us around the Sepulchre
At night Rev. J. r. johnson Of Mo-
Bile. Aha led us high IN spirit from
Luke 16 :18; subject, "a Wayward'E
Son. With a good h4nd-shake we
went home happy, two additions to
the church.
che sermon preached BY Rev. Ross
Sunday April ~, was noted as Spifis
message to back sficers: Rev. IA
and not Christ's message to Black
Soldiers. which was an error Pas
tor Ross will preach a series OF SER
mons beginning May IL. and ending
May %. Subject the Body Soul and
Spirit. Sunday May II. The Body,
May is, the Soul OF Man. May 20,
the Spirit Of Man. At 3:i5 p. m.
each Sunday bring your notebook
and Bible and hear him.
ID. II. HAWKINS, Clerk.
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and others. This is an ideal and an
awakening step towards Bible study.
We praise our brother, Jesse Nc
Donald and Heath for their brave
advent In such a movement as this, 16
persons were present and shared
part In a three-course menu, after
meeting.
H A. Lott. Reporter.
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success. He Is greeted each night
by host Of friends. We are having
time Of our life at Friendship
church.
MISS MABEL HARRIS. Reporter
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BIG PARADE MONDAY.

Dallas win b in the grip Of anoth-
e pig parade when the Rainbow Di-
vision "a OF the 117th Supply train ar
riyes Monday morning, May IL. The
city Is well decorated to meet the
returning heroes Chairman AtwelI
oI the celebration committee received
seiegrain stating that the Division
lslt Newport News Friday and viii
arrive at Dallas. Monday about noon.
however the giant parade viii move
soon as arrival Of the troupe train.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-05-10

Rev. J. W. Williams, D. d.. pas
tor Of Progressive Baptist church
OF Sherman, has been in the citv
conducting a series of meetings at
rev Barnes church and left for his
home Friday.
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ST. PAUL M. i. CHURCH,

Corner Burford and Juliette SITS.
Rev. J. W. Weakley Pastor.
Sunday school opened on time with
Supt. A. M. Harris at the helm The
moi lng service was good. All efforts
are being pushed to make the Cen
teaary drive a success. The new
church when finished will be one
OF the best in the West g'exss Con
ference. Pastor Weakley is a stirr-
ing worker and a great leader. Z
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for our patrons Mr. Hart picture accepts job
to keep the millionaire out Of mischief
Big BIZ has big uact his
euy after meeting with thrilling OF course
there is charming through the streets of New
York. where lastly big Bill" wears
dress suit! This novelty ignore
charming actress We do not hesitate
and witness premier at our theatre
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in reconstruction" The lecture win
begin at $3.50.
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas s,,nnsr,,
~ Lizard returned last Monday
week from Shreveport La.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-03
LICENSE COLLECTIONS
SURPRISES LAST YEARS

The office of the collector Of licenses
and privileges is proving a source of
no mean increase in the city's reve-
pues for the year 1919, to the delight
Of Alfred D. Mason, finance commits
sioner. The office has collected $1s6,-
S54,40 in five months this year, as
against $l14,O0 for the entire year Of
1918.
s. l.. Moore, Jr.. collector of licenses
and privileges, stated Tuesday that the
greatest increase in any one month
ever last year was January, when a
total Of $1S.024 over January, 1918. was
recorded. The increase in May, 1919,
over May, 1918, showed 81, 100. SO.
Mr.. Moore does not attribute the
great increase in the department to
the growth of the city. He says that
formerly many business houses should
have paid privilege taxes did not do
so for the simple reason that they were
not called upon. This Year a force
of inspectors constantly has been kept
at work, and tho increased revenue is
tile result.