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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-10-16

There haven't been any Negro
presidents yet but some OF the most
efIicient producers of wealth in
America have come from that
group.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-10-16

its d simple thing TO wonder
about Yet we are wondering wheth.
AZ the Mexican visitors to the Dali
las Fair viii meet any Government
agents on their way IN
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-10-16

Some educated folks lack deal of being intelligent
There Of loading even camel so that an adj
dtona straw win break his back Human endurance in some
ways is like a came's back
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-10-16

when the state Of Texas as
whole equals the City OF Dallas in
ability to do things Il win be
unsurpassed IN America.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-10-16

Never having been rich We are
Unable to say how happy a rich
man Is. But we are an authority
On the state Of mind Of poor one.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-10-16

New York once, Frost and Frost
AZ N. Goth street.
chicngc omee, Frost and Frost. boy
&c l,hiIding.
Atlanta Omce. Frost AMI Frost, Can
dier nmilding.
Nashville once Frost and Frost, In
dependent Life Building.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-10-16
BLACK AND TAN CANDIDATE
SENDS OPEN LETTER TO HON.
w. G. STERETT, STAFF COR
RESPONDENT, DALLAS NEWS.

FIT. Worth, Texas. Sept. 81, 1920.
Hon. w. G.. Sterrett,
The Dallas News,
Dallas, Texas. r.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27

the Alamo wasn't worth knowing. He
musta spent nearly a week at the San
Antonio public library gettin' all that
stuff together. The only trouble is
that if I would have been his boss /
would have wired him and said:
when did the Jints start trainln'
in the public library? Better tell Nc
Graw that they got better library in
New York than they have in San An
tonic"
Only Of course wouldn't really havo
done that because Of the high cost Of
wiring.
Perhaps the moral grandeur OF this
struggle and the sombre old walls Of
the Alamo may serve TO inspire the
Giants this year." this bird wrote.
The Giants need inspiration this
year"
Can you beat that Ed.9 Yeah bo
they need inspiration but It's ten to
one shot that a two-inch steak and
some Frenchy fried potatoes would
guve them more inspiration than a
dozen AlamOs?
Am ] right?
Yrs. Sportfully Jake.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
MOTHERS COLUMN
lCouu.ed by the Medical Consutant Of the State Recon-
struction Conlmission)

carefully as this Is one Of the most
important means Of telling The condi-
ton OF his digestion and assimilation.
The nrst few stools after birth will
be black or very dark in color This
Is quite normal due to The meeonium
which is present in the bowels at
birth. After this has passed on the
stools should be yellow In color and
not more than three or four a day.
II there Is any change IN color. II
they become green or have. yellow
humps in them. consult a doctor at
once. Remember that The soft, yell
low. smooth stool Is the normal one.
Baby boys often need circumcision
This should be attended TO for II let
go on 10 often leads TO the formation
OF bad habits
Diapers must always be kept abso-
luiely clean. Never dry and Us a Sec
ond time. no matter how slightly
soiled. Boil al leas, IS minutes In wa
ter with some soda added Dry In the
open air and sun and not by the
kitchen stove.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27

i. "Our Country's Need OF Christ Ac's
<:it-i2 Romans i0d2-i5.
There is no need so great today 10
our land as that Of naming ard De-
lieylng our country to be Christian
land. II has been decreed more tnan
once by the supreme Court OF the
United Stales that this is Christian land
1t IS also shown by many customs the'
We so consider ii. We have our chap
lain in both branches Of Congress. we
have ehaplains In our Army and Navy
The President fakes his oath OF ONCE
.on .he BDle. AS Christians we must
claim our land for Christ.
We must do all we can in missionary
work in our own land. Thousands OF
people come TO us from other lands
who do not know Christianity. we
should work amongst them and tell
them the old story.
We must fight for those things which
ere in accord with the will Of Christ.
Evils must be fought In the name OF
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
K. or C.. SPEAKER COMING
TO DE,NOILVCE BOLSIIEVZSIN

Santa Maria Council No 1875. OF the
knights OF Columbus, announces that
Wilmington IS TO be included in The
reconstruction program Of the Knights
OF Columbus for the perpeiuation OF
American institutions and Christian
civilization on Thursday, April 3,
David Gildsteln. secretary Of the Bos-
ton school OF Political Economy. viii
speak Ia the High school al si5 o'clock
p. m. on the subject Of "Bolshovism
What 70 Is The Remedy For IT,
Admission 10 the lecture Is free to
the public Seats have been reserved
for world war Veterans who are az
present taking a decidedly Keen inter
est IN the worlds greatest problem.
The lecture OF Mr. Goldstcn viii be
OF special interest 10 them.
Mr. Goldstein is an expert on socio-
logical problems. His latest book,
"Bolshevlsm. Its Cure" issued in col
laboration with Mrs. Martha Moore
Avery, Is considered masterpiece, 4"
It's powerful arguments are concisely
written and interestingly put TO curb
The spread of Socialism throughout ouF
country
IN appreciation Of his Chautauqua
work It was said that
"Air Goldsiein IS an interesting
speaker, gifted with a keen, penetrating
Intellect a marvellous flow OF linguage,
and trenchant, almost cold-blooded.
way Of driving fact after fact right
hime TO his hearers. He does not mince
words, and every sentence he utters
Is given in a way that almost forces
assent"
The lecture In the High School audi
torium IS to be conducted upon the
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
BABYS FIRST MONTH.
Part Six.


A most important consideration Is
the mothers food. because OF It's ef-
fect upon the quantity and quality OF
her milk for ihe baby. For example,
plenty OF milk. cocoa and cream taken
by the mother. VIII increase the
amount OF milk very appreciahly. No
nursing mother should drink l,ss than
2 quarts OF fluid daily. Plenty Of wa
ter Is very essential as u VIII not only
increase the amount OF milk, but Will
flush out the kidneys, thus getting rid
Of many impurities.
The mothers diet may be quito full.
That is, meat once a day. potatoes,
vegetables. bread and butter, etc. Cere-
al and rice are particularly good. Cof-
fee and tea. especially more than one
cup a day, are 10 be condemned. Small
quantities. OF tannin or caffeine can be
found IN the milk when these are
taken oftener by the mother. and
naturally they are bad for the baby.
Il is needless TO say. IN these pro-
hibition days. that beer and alcoholic
drinks are TO be let strictly alone.
Gren fruit is to be avoided by The
mother, as It viii upset the baby very
quickly through the milk.
As regards medicine, the nursins
mother should not take II except upon
the advice OF a doctor. II the bowels
become constipaied (which should not
be allowed take sone mild laxative
and not salts. Salts cause a great
loss OF nuid which is OF course to be
avoided as II Win cause a reduction
in The amount OF milk.
The mother should be careful 10 get
the fun required amount OF sleep,
particularly when she Is nursing her
baby. Ten hours out OF % is a very
good smount, never less than eight
Worry is not to be permitted, as II
viii very soon seriously affect not only
the amount, but the quality OF the
milk.
Oflentmes rash viii break out on
the baby II he win develop some
trouble with his bowels A doctor |
should always be consulted in this |
case II often means that there Is some |
thng in the mothers diet which II
changed win cure the condition In
other cases IT seems that there Is some /
constituent OF the mothers milk that /
Is above or below normal In quantity. |
In this case, only a laboratory exami- |
nation Will show what is wrong, and
this should be made at once. II al |
lowed TO go on, serious respais may
develop.
Baby's diaper should be watched
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
BILLB0ARDS MENACE
AUTOS NEAR CHESTER

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. March 21-Iwo
more localities where the presence OF
billboards are dangerous to trafilc on
Stae highway were named yester-
day by j. Borton Weeks, president Of
the Keystone Automobile Club which
is taking part in move TO abolish bill
board advertising.
The boards in this case are situated
on The State road between Chester and
Marcus Hook. This road forms a con-
tinuaiion OF Third street, Gu -ster, and
is the main artery from that city to
Wilmington.
The road makes two right angle
turns, one TO the right and the other
TO the lef, and the corners are only
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
WEEKLY TOPIC
and
SOCIETY ITEMS
of Be>
CITY AND STATE UNIONS

the Master. Good must be pressed for
ward in His name. The true patriot
lights for his country IN The name OF
Christ
The moral issues which come before
us must be recognized as a call from
the Lord. We can think Him for pro-
hlbltion. We can pray to Him for The
home. which is now sadly attacked by
divorce. We can hold our ideals high
and never let them be lowered by me
common ideas OF men.
Above all else, we must remember
that our country. no matter now pros
porous Il may BE-. cannot hope for
blessings uni IS we try TO fulhl me
viii OF Christ in all things. Our church,
es should be like leaven hidden in
meal. Our own lives should be as
lights 10 drive away darkness. Above
all elsa we must pray for our country,
and for Gods blessing upon those
whom we have appointed TO rule as
well as on all the people.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27

lief regarding The origin Of Virginia
has always been that she came from
The Latin virgo, meaning a "a virgin.
Indeed, the first instance Of her use
in England was in the time Of Queen
Elizabeth when Sir Walter Raleigh
named his American colony Virginia
in honor OF the Virgin Queen.
10 was under a similar belief that Ber-
nadin de ST Pierre called the heroine
of his tropical Arcadian romance Vir-
gnie. The widespread popularity OF
this story IN England. France and Ger
many brought Virginia into enormous
vogue throughout Europe. France still
adores her Nirginie. and her popularity
i'm England is assured forever out Of
memory Of the famous
queen.
The frst American colony estab-
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
"WIz4T,S INA NANE2"

BY Mildred Marshall
Facts About Your Name It's History It's Meaning Whence
Il Vas Derived Its Significance; Your
Lucky Day and Lucky Jewel
BY Mildred Marshall

lished the name in this country. Like
wise the first white child born on
American soil, and named Virginia
Dare, did much to spread its vogue. The
South has always abounded in Vir-
ginas. which, unfortunately has been
contracted TO unmusical "Virgies" and
Jinnys.n
The emerald is Nirgnias talismanic
stone 10 promises her wisdom,
prophetic vision. long youth and charm.
The hawthorne bud. England's spring
flower, is Nirginia's flower Wednesday
is her lucky day and her lucky num-
hnr
Evening journal., 1920-03-27

few squares apart. At each INN
is large billboard SO placed as to OBJ
siruct the view around the turn. there
is a constant stream OF traffic on this
road on account OF the oil mills, silk
mills and other industries In the VI
cinity OF Marcus Hook. A jitney line
runs between Marcus Hook and Ches-
Ter. The manner In which the large
blllboards are placed and the heavy
traffic in both directions creste an ever
present danger to the travellers on the
highway.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
Cured His RUPTURE

trunk several years ago. Doctors said my
only hope Of cure was an operation. Trusses
did me no good. Finally l got hold of
something that quickly and completely
cured me. Years have passed and the rup-
ture has never returned, although ! am
doing hard work as a carpenter There
was no operation, no lost time no trouble.
have nothing to sell, but win give ful
Information about how you may find a
complete cure without operation, II you
write to me, Eugene NJ. Pullen, Carpenter
57-F, Marcellus Avenue, ManasQuan, n
Better cut out this notice and show II 20
any others who are ruptured-ryou may
save life or at least stop the misery az
rupture and the worry and danger Of lan
operation.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
CoMlIERCr sFCRFTARY AT OFFICE

William r. Budd. secretary OF the
Chamber Of Commerce. who underwent
severe operation in Hahnemann Hos
pital, Philadelphia, several weeks ago,
appeared at the Offices OF the Chamber
in the dupont Building today and
transacted some business lie hopes 70
be able to be at the ofilce more and
more regularly as his strength IN
creases.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
THEY GET THIS WAY ON
Dry Manhattan
N'Yawk.
near Ed.


Dear Ed:
Well Ed. as the sport scribes are
running out OF stuff TO write. It must
be about time that the teams was com
ing back because, as you see, what
would be the use OF training camp II
the sport scribe was tired out and
didn't write nothing about IL? And. as
was tellln' Friend Wife last night 1t
looks as II some OF the scribes are
goln' to have to take a long rest when
they come back II what they are writ
in shows how tired they are.
Last night. Ed. was readln' story
by one egg and he had run out Of stuff
so bad that he wrote a whole story
about how since the Jints are trainin'
at san Antonio he oushtta tell the
story Of the Alamo. And believe me.
Ed. he did. with all the trimmins.
What that egg didn't find out about
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
anAIsY,, NOW ON SALE HERE.

Daisy" an arlginal song, composed
by George r. Kelley and Warren w.
Grier Of the Original Six Orchestra for
"The Merry Whirl," is on sale at Robe
lens. 40 Market sLreet-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27

comes from an old
Latin sens who
called themselves
Verginius IT n cir
name was derived
ia turn from vireo,
meaning 10 flour
ish, and was con-
nected to the word
"ver, translated as
spring. Virginio
was the name of
the far-famed Or
sini family.
The more popular
and prpyQlpnt hn-
Evening journal., 1920-03-27

Forum plan The address will be fol-
lowed by quizzing period, during
which the speaker win reply to ques-
tions, verbal or written, from anyone
in the audience, on any phase Of his
subject
Evening journal., 1920-03-27

Virginia Dare Wine, soc. bottle, Sat
urday only. Non-alcoholic. Schlanger's,
Fourth and Orange streets.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27

Homes Ginger Cordial and Rock and
Rye 90c bottle. Non-alcoholic. Sat
urday only. Schlanger's, Fourth and
Orange sireeis-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
Nsa1,y4 Wssea -

Copyright, 1920 by the Wheeler Syn
dicate, Inc.)
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
SECOND DEGREE PLEA DENIED

MEDIA Pa, March 27-District At
torney Taylor has refused TO accept a
plea OF guilty Of murder in the second
degree for Reds" Hearne and "Bill'
Biddles two OF the men charged with
the murder Of Vincent poepiel, a Ches-
ter jllney driver. whitley" Morris,
one OF the men connected with the
crime, was convicted Of murder In the
first degree yesterday. Hearne turned
states evidence during the trial Of
Morris. District Attorney Taylor told
Judge Hause that both Hearne and Bid
die must stand trial for the crime.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
VIRGINIA

The real origin Of Virginia is curious
snd somewhat Unexpected 10 means
nnnmrlshinrn n d
Evening journal., 1920-03-27

Wild Cherry and Apricot, 75c a quart.
Saturday only. Non-alcoholic. Schlang-
er's, Fourth and orange streets.-Adv
Evening journal., 1920-03-27

You are cordially in
vited to look over our
permanent exhibition OF
the jewelers. art,
whether OF not you de-
sire 10 have us serve
you at this time.
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uerneurs trai elm Sbreiben bon S.
Stabl, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS III
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better in Minneiota getniinlbt tper-
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