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OLIVER H. sHOUP. Governor.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-11-27

Mrs. John Buchanan went down 10
,Gunnison Monday to spend Thanks
giving with her daughters. Mrs c. G.
McWilliams and Mrs M. Braswell.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-11-27

Mrs. West, Bailey, Mrs. Confer Dol.
lard and Mrs. Bernice Incefo came
down from. Smith. Breaker Saturday
and spent Sunday In town.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-11-27

Quite a number of our young people
attended the dance at the Croatian
hall last Saturday night and all report
a fine time. Dancing continued until
2 a. m.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-11-27

List Of registrants whose records
stand uncleared at State Heetiquar-
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-11-27

Lewis Lucero motored up from
Jacks Cabin Tuesday I.
Martin Verxuh returned home frosn
Butte. Montana, Friday. Gi
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-11-27

On account Of tho H. T. Smith fam
lily leGsing soon. Miss Ruth Ward has
moved to the w. A. Boyd home.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-11-27

DIR. and Mrs. George Sullivan. DR..
N, r. Sullivan and Mrs. j. A. Murphy
were visitors in Crested Butte from
Gunnison Sunday. They came up in
the car.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-11-27

Mrs. Faye Roberts and little sons
arrived home Saturday after seven
weeks visit with Mrs. Roberts moth
er at Neosho, Missouri.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-22

ham District preached very in
spring and instructive sermon at
D. m.
The mask entertainment given
under auspices of Stewardess Board
No. i at st. James A. NJ. Z. church
last Friday night delighted a large
audience.
The B. Y. p. U. of Pleasant Grove
Baptist church conducts interesting
services each Sunday afternoon.
Rev. j. w. Henderson is holding
his quarterly conference. Sunday af-
ternoon, Rev. w. B. Crockett will
preach.
Mrs. NJ Owens entertained the Fred
Douglas School club Saturday after
noon at her home. All persons inter-
ested in the welfare OF the boys and
girls of Denton are Urged to become
members. Your assistance is earn
estly solicited.
Mrs. Lulu Hugely has returned
from Muskogee, Okla, she reports
her sister much improved.
Mrs. Annie Hembry entertained re-
Gently in honor of her brother, Mr..
w. Woods, who received his honor
able discharge from the army.
A benefit entertainment will be
given at the Fred Douglas school
soon. All are cordially invited. Date
will be given later.
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Independent Baptist Church,
Rev. P. hi. Hnmher. Passion

Sunday school attendance was good.
Lesson, subject, 1.-THE Ten Command
ments," which was memorized and
excellently discussed by the school.
Church service opened at 1880
pastor spoke from Hebrew 3:14, sub
ject, Christian Fortitude," text,
"Partakers of Christ" which was
handled with power.
At 4:3O, the Y. w. c. A. called to
order by the president. Lesson sub
ject, Burden Bearer" Roman 15:1-7,
which was taught by Miss Annie Mae
Hayden, much interest was shown
by the young ladies. Sister Francis
Butler was appointed as general
teacher of the Y. W.. c. A. Com
mittee on stamps made nice re-
port. Night service was well attend
ed A soul stirring sermon was de-
livered by the pastor, in which he
quoted, patient and endurance. If
God be for us, He is more than the
world against us, End Kings.
Rev. Johnson of Hearne, Texas
was with us and spoke some very
encouraging remarks. The little tots
of the Star Light Band are putting
great efforts in raising stamps. The
B. Y. P. u. is doing excellent On ac-
count of bad weather the w. H. M.
had a small attendance. Collection
day and night $S3.47.
Garrett Grove Baptist Church
We have preaching on the 4th Sun
day. Rev. Taylor of Houston. pastor.
Mr.. r. Agee, Supt of Sunday school.
Rev. M. Nelson, our co-pastor is a
live wire. The 4th Sunday is new
day for our church, but we hope
that the membership as we'll as the
friends will soon fall in line and
assist our church, school and COM
munity to the front. Deacon Ed
Roberts and Deacon Frank Roberts
as well as Mr. p Hicks are mem
bers Of the community, but not Of
the church, but we expect to push
and pull together and when they
make call at their church Mt. Ca
naan, we will push and pull with
them for in Union is strength.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-22
TAYLOR.

Taylor, Texas, Feb. 20.-This sec
ton was visited by heavy rainfall
Monday which lasted several hours.
Farmers are considerably behind
with their work on account Of UNI
usually wet winter Some garden
ing Is being done.
The threatening weather interfered
with church worship Sunday at the
various churches.
Rev. G.. w. Anderson, pastor of
Allen Chapel A. M. e. church is
conducting a rally for the erection
Of parsonage. Rev. Anderson is
visiting Mrs. Anderson at Waco, this
week and is all smiles over the fact
that he is styled as Grandpa" now.
The Parent Teachers club met Fri
day afternoon at the school building.
The program composed a solo by
Miss Elgin and recitation by Mrs.
T. M Shadowens interpreted by
general discussion. Much interest is
being manifested and many persons
are readily taking up the great work.
Rev. J. A. Mcpherson of Waco was
in the city during the week and de-
livered an interesting lecture on
'The Question of Momentous Con-
Germ" at Mt. Aria Baptist church.
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bers total "a. The Ministerial AL
lance of the city is progressing nice
ly. The following composed the new
ly elected officers for 1919: Rev. L.
A. Weaver, president; Rev. j. E.
Rains, vice-president; Rev. ]. G.
Collins, secretary; Rev. j. S. Lyon
treasurer; Rev. w. H. Johnson, as
sistant secretary; Rev. D. A. Butler
critic. Rev. ]. S. Hants, chaplain
other members are Revs. A. G.. Wy
ner, w. o. Boyd and A. H. Bell.
DR.. c. L. Mellow, our skillful sur
geon assisted by DR.. Shepherd of
Marshall and other local physicians
performed two major operations a
few days ago. Mrs. Susie Cummings
and Mrs. Robert Jackson were the
patients, each are doing fine to
date.
Madam Anita Patti Brown gave
one of her charming reitals to a
crowded house last Wednesday night
at st. James A. NJ. Z. church.
The High School Literary club gave
an interesting enter .ainrhent at st.
James A. M. E. church last week
in honor of Lincoln's birthday.
Rev. /. w. Sparks and family have
moved to Chisolem in Rockwell
County.
Mrs. Beulah Quick en- route to TT.
Worth spent few hours with her
neice, Mrs. D. X. Wheeler last Sun
day.
The Dallas Express is growing in
Terrell, our weekly issue has reached
one hundred readers, let us make
it 125.
it 125 IN March.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-22
OAK CLIFF.

Oak Cliff, Sta. A., Dallas, Texas,
Feb. 90 Shiloh Baptist church with
her strong lead, Rev. S, G.. Custer
is doing commendable work The
church has planned to COVE to the
Christian education $4,000 Sunday
school is still progressing with our
present Supt. II. Mckinney. At IL
a. M, Rev. Battles of Ennis, Texas,
filled the pulpit with a strong mes
sage. AT 4:30 the B. Y. P. U. rend-
cred wonderful program. AT $3.50
the pastor preached noble sermon
from 2 Peter, 2:1, subject, Infamous
Ingratitude." Everybodys hearts were
made to rejoice. Mr.. and Mrs. Rally
presented to the church a bouquet
of beautiful flowers. Many cheers
were given. Proceeds for the day
$35.11
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-22

Mrs. Edith Jones and children of
Lorena left Saturday for their home
after two weeks visit here with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Oil
yer.
The deaths of Mrs. Mintie John
son and Miss Daisy Thoas occurred
the 18th inst, with only a short
space of time intervening. Both were
members of Mt, Calvary Baptist
church. The former was shipped to
Elgin for burial and the latter to
Hearne. Rev. Il. II. Greene, Supt.,
of the Orphanage at Bryan, passed
through en- route to LAGRANGE. Mrs.
Matt Brown has joined the list of
Express readers.
Rev. w. B. Brawley visited Rices'
Crossing, Sunday. Mrs. NJ. C. May.
our popular undertaken, had business
at Thrall, Sunday.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-22
CALVERT


Calvert, Texas, Feb. 20.-Mr. J. L.
Welch, Mrs. L. c. Hutcherson, Mrs.
Walker and little j C. Welch left
Sunday for Bryan to visit Mr.. l.. c.
HUTCHINSON of Bryan.
Mr.. j. H. WEIGH is back from
Camp Lewis, Seattle, Washington.
Mrs. Nellie Glass and sister, Miss
lola Glass are back from Dallas.
Mrs. Lula Lewis of Navasita is in
the city visiting Mr.. and Mrs. i.
H. Gamble.
Mr.. Frank Roberts was in the
city Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Drinkard is back from TT. Worth. Mr..
j. H. Bush was called to Ennis to
be at the bed side of his sick brother
in-law, Mr.. House.
Miss NJ. B. Wilson and Miss Dora
Giddings were in the city Sunday.
Mrs. L. M. Payne Hall of Doyle,
was in the city Saturday and Sunday,
visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs, Alex Sapp of Garrett
Grove Community were in Sunday
to visit relatives and to be present
at st. Paul NJ &. church.
Mr.. Sim Dickerson, the popular
clerk at A. L. KILLINGS grocery com
pany subscribed for the Express Sun
day.
For the Express, call at the barber
shop of Prof. Minis, where l will
leave supply.
Prof. A. H. Minis will reorgan-
ize the Odd Fellows Lodge at Branch
vile, Thursday night. He is work
for the Order.
Mrs. Scala Roberts, wife of Mr..
F. Roberts, is much improved and we
hope to see her well.
We would suggest better school
houses and a longer term in the
country would get more labor and
better labor. Everybody is now look
ing to the education of their children
is why so many are drifting to the
cities for that reason.
Mrs. Peggy Hopkins, grand mother
of Mrs. Lizzie Bradley Woodley is
i'll at her daughters home in Bur-
nett avenue. We wish for her a
speedy recovery.
We learn that Mr.. Jesse Norhett
has arrived in New York from over
seas. Calvert is delighted to know
that her boys are arriving safely
from France.
Prof. A. H. Minis has not heard
from his son, G. A. Minis in three
months.
Mrs. Pheoba Williams. an old citi-
zen died at her grand son, Millers
some two miles north of Calvert.
Rev. Covington of Cleburne was
in the city at his post, Bethel, Sun
day.
The few citizens headed by Moth.
er Mariah Creeks stormed Mr. jim
.Taylor, the blind man Of East cal
vert a few nights ago. Mrs. c. Tur
ner, Mrs. l.. Aaron o. Lewis, Mrs
E. Ross, Mrs. F. Drennon, Mr.. P
Squares and Mrs. Terra Holman wer'
the parties. all ladies'. God bless
this worthy band.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-22
TIAIPSON.

Timpson, Texas, Feb. 20.--The Old
Folks program at East Lyon C. M.
E. church, Saturday night, Feb. 8,
was treat to all who witnessed it.
Mr.. L. o. Hawkins and Mr.. A. d.
Dansby received encores and with
out exception each number on the
program was heartily applauded.
Sunday proved to be great day
for C. NJ Els here Rev. d. A.
Goss preached at IL o'clock. The
pastor, Rev. r. B Martin at night.
With P. w. Warehouse as president
the E. w. L. held an interesting ser
vice Sunday evening. Total col
lection from all sources $45.70.
Get the Dallas Express at Perry
Hooper's shop.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-22

guests of a highly appreciated ban.
quet extended by the boys, s52S.9S
was realized from the contest. Rev
r. P.Sparks has resigned as teacher
Of New Hop and DR.. d. X. Wheeler
has been elected in his place.
The Golden Chain Of the World
Sunflower Lodge No. 78, was organ
lied on the 7th inst, here by /. w
Whitfield, State organizer and s. r
Johnson, Supreme Aid Of Dallas. The
installation ceremony was conducted
by ]. S. Anderson. State Grand
Knight of Mexia. To date the mem
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-22
HOPE.

Home All, nah % Editor Kiny
IN ~ odd ID bero a. the pantist
chrrcb ON me 9th inst mada thinys
moro noesihla for tha nropreesiva
Moa,., p $500
Nv nsis. Ka+,a eot,swh,ta 30 no,,os
rama MSS ;s ~ .ha c,t t,1 v;sit,ro ha,
$3.50, eAa and hro vI Bow and Mrs
r Curry TN harhar M 1obn
pootcr "a Afrs triia ns,,Idra,s, ~
yTostin o' -i Al, ,yara ,,nited in
" ,, s'.a.s W. a. tha owls and Wilson
hntal Mondoy avanin~ nv pav
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-22
HENDERSON.

Henderson, Texas, Feb. 2O.-Mr.
Willie Wright shot Mr.. Willie Waters
on Feb. 16, at Lis home. Cause, dis
pute over a pair of gloves.
Arthur Youngblood (white) shot
and killed Frank (Mexican), south
of this city on Feb. 18th. He leaves
wife, six children.
Mrs. James Lewis, wife Of James
Lewis now in France and Miss Gym
thia Dean of Smithland are visiting
Mrs. Lizzie Lewis.
Mr. Mack Bigger has a new 1919
Buick.
Mr. Son Summons has purchased
the home of Mr.. Ben Maple.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. r. Moore honor
ed Mrs. Fannie MuckelroY at their
home on Feb. IA, with a birthday
party, the house was well decorated.
Mrs. Muukelroy received 3S pres
ents from the many friends. She was
% years old.
Mrs. Dollie Wright at Ter beauti-
full country home was surprised with
birthday party in company OF a
few friends on the Nth They spread
some joy Mrs. Wright has spent
so summers through this life.
Mr. Geo. Maps was welded to
Miss Della Morris SUNDAY evening
at the home of the brides parents.
The G. G. o. w. installation BAN
quet proved quite a success on Feb.
Is. DR.. T. q. Tolan, Supreme
Knight was present, was introduced
by DR.. F. Lakey, Supreme Chaplain.
who assisted DR.. Tolan DR.. W. A.
Scott OF Palestine, was in the city.
He is from the Christian Institute
and is Field agent.
Mr.. Buford Hall was in the city
this week on business.
DR.. d. T. Caesar. M. D., Phi. D.,
will deliver a sermon, 1.-THE Cicles
Within Circle" Sunday night at
the C. M. g. church. Everybody is
invited, Feb. 23.
Rev. John Dodd of Mt Hebron
Baptist church is young MAJ fun
Of zest, clean in affairs of life, quite
entertaining in pulpit. He makes
friends at all times, also hold the
confidence Of his people he is held
in high esteem by the citizens of
this city
Mrs. Dollie Thomas of Houston
is here visiting relatives OF husband
and friends.
Mr.. James Lee went to Texas Coll
lege ON visit. Prof. J. II. Adams
was in the city. Rev. A. w. Pryor
Is attending Bishop College. Prot.
W. A. Fuller of Glenfsawn vas in
the city and save the reporter
years subscription for the rs'las
Express.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-22
Thursday. February 9th. at the Mammoth Theatre

heart with As caliber pistol, kill
ing him instantly, He leaves a wife
and six children to mourn his loss.
He was SIS years of age.
Sunday, the End inst. was a great
day for New Hope Baptist church as
it marked the close of three week
rally contest between 8 young ladies
and the little boys and girls. Mrs.
Mary Else was the fortunate lady
contestant, having raised more money
and was presented with a handsome
leather bound Bible. The little girls
won over the boys and were the
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-22
The Church Of God.

The Church of God services were
good at the church Sunday. The
pastor, Rev. S. ]. Miah preached at
IL and at night. Rev. e. w. Powers,
his assistant, Rev. G. L. Larry of Ter
rell preached for the pastor and
our hearts did burn while the young
elder E. w. Powers broke to us
the bread of life. If he continues,
he will be one Of our great men.
May God bless him.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-22
TFRRF||

Terrell. Texas. Feb. 2O.-Austin
Ware, prosperous farmer, living 61s
miles west of the city was killed
on the End inst, while visiting on
an adjoining farm by ID. Mills
another Colored farmer. Domestic
trouble is said to have caused the
killing. Ware was shot through the
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-22
DENTON.

Denton. Texas, Feb. 2O.-.A Rev.
Mr.. Vincent Of Dallas preached at
st. James A. NJ. q. church Sunday
morning. after the services, he in
vited chronic sufferers from what
ever cause to consult him for a
cure.
Rev. H. D. Wynn. P. E., OF Bon
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-22
Gard Of Thanks.

We, the undersigned take this
method Of expressing our sincere
appreciation and thanks to all both
white and Colored who so kindly and
unselfishly contributed toward the
relief OF Jasper Black during his
long illness. During all those dark
days and moments we were not with
out sympathy and consolation alsr
material contributions for our re-
lief.
Respectfully.
Mrs. Louie Black,
Rev. A. f. Black. Brother
and parents.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-22
81. Panl M. d. Church.

Sunday school was largely attended
last Sunday. Class No. 8, Jno. W..
Walton, teacher, the banner class
Rev. S. N. Harvey preached at IL
o'clock and at 1880 o'clock to a
packed house Collection $4,000.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-22
GAINESVILLE.

Gainesville, Texas, Feb. 2O.-Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Maye entertained with
social at their home on I'LL Field
street, Feb. Is, 1919.
Miss Mary Chestnut, who recently
underwent a major operation at
Booker Washington sanitarium, re-
turned to her home this week.
Mrs. r. A. Ransom and Miss v. l..
Phillips spent the week end in Wich-
ia Falls, the guests of Mrs. C. c.
Trimble and Mrs, d. w. King. They
attended the annual banquet given
by the Ladies Progressive club of
that city and report a grand time.
Mrs. o. NJ. Debee of Tulsa, Okla,
is in the Colored sanitarium prepa-
tory to having major operation.
The Ladies Culture club met last
week with Mrs. B. j. Brown. The
hospital Aid Committee made quite
an interesting report.
The musical and literary program
with Miss T. NJ. Brown as president
was indeed a treat and after hav-
ing partaken of the dainty refresh
ments, and listened to the report
of the critic, the members adjourned
each feeling that they had spent
an afternoon worth while.
The members of Mt. Olive Baptist
church under the leadership of the
most able pastor, Rev. B. j. Brown,
are planning to begin a brick church
in the near future.
The revival at the A. ME-. church
is progressing nicely, DR.. H. P.
Evans is preaching some great SER
mons to the delight of the good
people of Gainesville.
DR.. Evans, lectured to the Gaines
vile high school Friday afternoon,
Principal Prof. A. NJ. Moore, voic-
ing the sentiment of the school well
coined him to come again.
A. H. Vim, D. D., P. e., Of the
Bonham District was in town on
business Saturday and encouraged
the church in its great revival effort
Card of Thanks.
We take this method of extending
thanks to our many friends of Min
eral Wells, Weatherford and Dali
las for assistance given. Kind and
sympathetic words spoken during the
long illness and death of our loved
one, Mrs. Courtney A. Dement, We
also thank the Household of Ruth
at Weatherford (of which she was a
member) for their kindness. Thank
ing friends both white and Colored
for the beautiful and profuse floral
offerings, both at the funeral and
during her extended illness.
We make special mention of the
flowers sent by the Crazy Well and
Period hotel young men, Mothers
club, Mrs. Minnie Boykins and white
frie] DIS sent from Mineral Wells, and
resolutions read from C. M. e.
church of Mineral Wells (of which
she was member), Mothers club,
Stewardess Board, Sunday school and
H. H. of Ruth and First Baptist
church.
We shall remember and pray for
you one and all that Gods richest
blessings may hover around you.
Humbly Signed,
Mr.. Clifton Dement,, Husband
and Children.
Miss Maria w. Cass, Sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. II. Cass, Bro.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. V. Cass, Bro
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-22
School Notes.

The Booker T. Washington school
is putting things over the top for
the last month. The students are
looking forward to the examination
next week, Company "B" entertain
ed full house Friday night. This
company is made up of small boys.
The Kelley Miller club rendered a
splendid program Friday evening.
Miss H. e. Orr, the assistant teach
er was i'll few days last week.
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Church Notes.

Sunday was another big day at
Little Bethel, Rev. Holloway preach
ed morning and night.
The A. C. b. L. was well attended
at $3.50 p. m.
Bro. e. G. Scott, Mrs. Wedgeworth.
Anderson Conner and Brown were
visitors at the league.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-11-26

treaty, the people Of Shantung, Korea
and Egypt would obtain a wrong con-
ception of God.
I'VE pledge the lives and the blood
lof generations yet to come to maintain
the oppression and force which we are
establishing over these subject nations, :
Senator Borah continued. I'VE are
sending our missionaries into these
countries for the purpose Of teaching
| them the Christian religion and we write
into our treaty a provision, which de-
Eprives them of their rights as human
beings; and now it is proposed to invoke
the presence and blessings Of our God.
And yet we know that the people to whom
we are giving dominion over the Ko-
reans and the people Of China, Of Egypt,
and of Ireland are prosecuting and deci-
mating these people day by day. If
we are successful in writing into this
treaty the covenant, we, as Christian
people, pledge ourselves to continue a
status which will continue this condi-
ton Of affairs. This treaty effectuates
the complete disposition Of these people
without their consent"
Senator Lodge also opposed the
amendment. He said that unless drastic
changes were made he could not ask
the blessing OF God upon the treaty.
II can not bring myself to what would
be in me hypocrisy" Senator Lodge
declared. 81 do not ask, l am not
ready to ask, the blessing of God on this
instrument l trust in His wisdom it
may ultimately be turned to good pur-
pose, but as it stands today should
personally think l were hypocrite if I
asked for the blessing Of God upon it.
l trust good may come out Of this treaty.
1 hope it may. But in its present con-
dition I should feel myself irreGerent if
l asked the blessing of Almighty God on
it,
In reply to Senators Borah and Lodge,
Mr.. Sherman admitted that there was.
some truth in the statement that the.
treaty contains some features that tend
to make it sacrilegious to adopt the pro-
posed amendment. "a more Goddess
document and more Goddess body Of
men this world never. saw than convened
themselves in. Paris the Senator de-
clared.
Senator Sherman added, however, that
he offered the amendment in deeply
reverential sense in, the hope that with
time the treaty may be purged Of the.
evil which it now contains.Be |E1ille
(Illinois} Messenger
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-11-26
DO THE PEOPLE RULE?

Representative Berger of Milwaukee,
said to be a Socialist, was recently de
prived of his seat in Congress by a
decisive vote.
As we understand it, Berger was
elected by the people from the district
ne has represented and by what power
the House of Representatives Of our
National Government can unseat him,
remains to be seen.
This appears to be another case OF
where our so-called democracy becomes
"a scrap of paper, when certain things oc-
cur that do not suit certain few.
Overriding the will of the majority in
Ehis country, if practiced to any extent
IS bound to make trouble sooner or later,
and when this trouble comes, it may be
Maid directly to those who show loyalty
when in fact they are the most unde-
esrable citizens in our midst Organized
GARNER