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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-15

politicians yielding to demands OF the
Dear Lady snhragists think they are shrewd
whereas they really are shrewed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-15
TUESDAY. JUNE Is. 1920.

The Republicans having nominated q
candidate for what he is not, the Democrats
will proceed to name one for what he u.s.
The voters will appreciate the difference
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-15
Voice of the People

Letters must give the name md nddress of
the writer. Snmc will not be published II
writer requests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-15

Such all but universal satisfaction never
before was the outgrowth OF party con-
vention, and the Democrats are getting
more pleasure out of it than the Repub-
Leans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-15

New York is mysteriously short half a
million OF the population it expected the
census to give it. Maybe recent inyestga-
tons have frightened away all the citizens
VINO were engaged in stealing Liberty bonds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-15
HOBOKEN ABANDONED AS
PORT OF EMBARKATI0N
Base VIII Function Hereafter as
Headquarters of Army Transport
Corps Under General Hines.

Corps Under General Hines.
Thy Associated Prcss.l
HOBOK EN-. y. j., June 14.-The
army port OF embarkation here Will
go out of existence tomorrow, and
in its stead will function tho head
quarters OF the army transportation
service under the command OF Colo
mel John j. Bradley. assistant chief
Of transportation service. it was an
nounced tonight. Brigadier-Gcneral
Frank II. Hines, stationed at Wash
ington, is chief of the service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-15
We I,cmcmbcr When

The family Bible was kept busted.
Children respected their parents
Parents deserved their children's rcsnect
y man worked for his money
Horse cars were considered converen.,s.
~ fellow could blow the foam off for .
alckei, and
Ten cents would buy something
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-15

Mr.. Harding may duplicate McKinley's
iroHtporch campaign, but where will he
find another Mark Hanna to put him
across?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-15
The Weather
tFurnIx'.cd by U. s. Weather Bureau.)
Forecast, yirxipIn-

Partly cloudy Tuesday.
probably followed by
local uuntlrrsiiowers
Tuesday night or We'd
nrsdny: not IN ucI,
change In temperature.
North carOllna-Grn-
orally fur unti con-
tlnurd warm weather
Iues'ihy and WedIrs-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-15

But the fifteenth amendment also has
been sustained bsethe Supreme Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-15

Lighter Captains Return to Work.
NEW YORK, June 1.-two hun
dred lighter captains who recently
struck in sympathy with striking
coastwise long shoremen returned TO
work here today. according to A.
Il. Kelly. general manager Oh tho
Clyde Mallory Steamship line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-15

What happened to the Republican drive
against the Solid South? The ,iclc, is
So" purely Northern as to give the impress
sion that the thousands OF voters below Tho
Mason and Dixon line. depicted as ready
toFIeap over into the G. o. f. pastures at
thp first invitation have been calmly iy
nored Possibly the leaders in charge at
Chicago found the South a trine more solid
than their enthusiastic field scouts had re-
ported. and impervious even to wed ge"
bearing the Virginia brand. If that he
true, then it is one mistake they failed 10
make
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-15
WILL FORM NEW CABINET

Karl Trfmborp. Centrfst Leader, VIII
Undertake German Ministry,
Succeeding Mueller Party.
tBy Associated Press.1
BERLIN. June 14.--karl Trimborn,
leader OF the center party. has as
sumed tho task OF forming new
ministry to succeed that OF Chancellor
INHALER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-15

While diplomats and premiers tumble
over peace and rehabilitation, the peoplc
ana business men OF the nations are settling
Ihat'ers quietly, out Of sight Of the CORE
spohoeh's ana experts. Stories come from
france IN increasing numbers. OF peasants
alEgihg CONS from their stocking boards and
buying land, and of Americans already h.v-
lhg invested more than Il billion dollars in
German hotels. building lots. factorins and
mines. The diplomats may wake IN nrcs-
emily and find that their Job has been ta,on
from them and finished unonicially.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-15

Kaintal! IL hours ending r. None
L ssinian - hours ending l.. M...... .Oi
ENccsS since March l........... I2s
6Accss since January l.......... 3s7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-15
Local Temperatures Yesterday.

p. NJ. temperature. ............... SO
MaSlmum temperature to L. M sc
Nh ,,,.hunt temperature To J.. NJ. CT
Mean temperature yesterday III
irsormnl temperature for this dnte T5
i'cnciehcy since March l...,. oop
Dehcicncy since January l,, IGl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-08
SEWER CONSTRUCTION
SETTLED WHEN N MAYO R
SIGNED THE co \ TRAC 7

At meeting OF the board Of city
commissioners, Friday night, a little
excitement was injected into the pro
ceedings when commissioner Fraley
filed charges against Chief Musgrave
Of the Ardmore fire department and
asked for his resignation, or dis
charge.
The charges will be filed with the
chief at once, in order that he may
reply 10 the same and show cause
if he has any. why he should not
be relieved from duty.
The charges which were read only
by the commissioners in executive ses-
sion, in the presence Of the chief,
! hearing which will probably take
place at the next regular meeting OF
| the commissioners, next Friday night.
! The contract between the city and
| Wicker Brothers for constructing q
storm sewer was ratified and signed
| by the mayor.
as soon "a the bond IS filed work
will begin. This is the contract that
has been in controversy for some
! time.
| 1t was definitely decided al Friday
nights meeting that on next Friday
night the controversy between the
city and the Ardmore Construction
Company would come up for fiHal
| settlement.
| This involves petition recently
filed by the construction company with
the city, asking that all pending con
! tracts be cancelled.
Regular bills other than salary
claims. were audited and allowed.
Salary claims were paid at u recent
meeting.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-08
ADVERTISE

When Il firm begins TO manufacture
product the first thing they do is
advertise. Even before their product
is already for the market their adver.
tising campaign has been launched.
They must create the desire for their
! product they must establish the
| name; they must do what is called
missionary work
| That is u slow process. II entails
extra effort and the rental slcsman
who is selling their product must pull
! against the current: He must over.
come the doubt which exists in the
customers mind. The prospective Gus
TONER would prefer TO buy the pro.
duct he has been educated to believe
superior. People are creatures OF
habit They prefer TO repeat a form
er act or acccde To an established
preference rather than try something
new. IL requires energy to overcome
these established preferences or hab
/ its.
Therefore a product long establish
ed, constantly advertised, lends the
salesman a great deal Of its own mo
mentum. He builds on n foundation
already erected and has less skepti
clsm and doubt to overcome.
But the wise salesman, who is rep
resenting a nationally advertised pro
duct, augments the momentum by
coupling his name with that of the
! product he erpresents.
So thoroughly couple your name
with that Of your product that when
your prospective customer thinks lu
tomohile, he thinks-"YOU."- Pep.
Auto Personals
! J. o. Crawford of the Crawford
Motor Company. located on Nortf
Washington street, is in Oklahoms
City OH business.
MIR. Hefncr, bookkeeper for tn,
King Motor Company, has returned
from San Antonio Texas, where h
was called on account Of the deatt
of his father.
Miss Perkins, stenographer at Ton
CoopeT's Garage No. /, is i'll with in
| tluthAd III ltE NOIUe Oh bID ave, ~
w.
Mr.. Lynn, OF Madill was a busineS!
visitor to Ardmorc yesterday. Whil
here he purchased an Oakland Sen
siblo Six touring car and an Oak
land Sensible Six roadster from tn
Stroman Motor Corporation.
Stroman Motor Corporation deliv
cred an Oakland Sensible Six roodste
to Tyler 4 Simpson last week.
Stroman Motor Corporation recent
ly delivered an Oakland Sensible 81:
touring car TO Mr. J. c.. Hester.
Ray Beede, and l.. W. Tyer, of th
Southern Motor Company, of thi
city, have returned from Kansas City
where they attended the Automobile
Show.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-08
ARlDMORE MOTOR NOTES

also delivered a tool.pusher TO Smith
K orr. Of Wilson, Oklahoma.
The Bay State Refining Company
has purchased Dodge delivery car
from the Southern Motor Company.
Mrs, &. y. Van WIKI. l1s purchas
ed Dodge roadster iron the South
ern Motor Company.
Meens Brothers of Wilson, have
purchased commercial car from the
southern Motor Company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-08
S65 to
$50
New Snappy
SPRING COATS

lrg Jaunty Polo Cloth Camels Tnseone Velour Sveone,
Cavenee and Peachboom. all the shades snappy
beed effect featuring clever adjustable collar wide belt poc
cts handmade buton-ho pea extending
belt down silk stitching Silk lined throughout
$3.50 to $500
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-08

Advertise your WANTS In The Ard
moreite.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-08
Southern Motor Company

Southern Motor Company, have sold
Dodge touring cars the past week
20 Mrs. Lula NJ. Matthews, 10. 9Th
Ave. n. T., G. C. Newman. ID. L.
Fitzgerald, Jack, Hill. Berwyn, Prai-
rie Pipe Line Company, of Ardmorc,
and the II. Il. Cook of the Smith
Cook Realty Company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-08
Especially Featured
Dresses
THE VALUES ARE MOST
EXTRAORDINARY

FOR women and the MISS
On the wings of Spring come many
new frock fancies, sometimes ex-
pressed in ruffles or pleats, as in
the modes of Taffeta Silk, at 9TH
er times beading emphasizes the
beauty of Georgette, embroidery
enhances the charm of Tricotine or
gracef draperies and novel
sleeves or skirts add individuality
to Satin.
-.s Very Specially Priced .--
$500
The rich promises of Spring styles
foretell the gayest Of seasons, real
lied in the frocks Of Georgette OPP
ulent in resplendent beading, in
Tricotie dresses in embroidered
and beaded models and in gowns
of Taffeta Silk trimmed with dain-
ty ruffleS or smart with draped eff
fects in wonderful variety.
Very Specially Priced
$49.50
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-08

Southern Motor Company has deliv
cred a Dodge Brothers truck to Gar
ter Oil Company. This company has
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-08
BLOUSES and OVERBLOUSES
$3.95 to $69.5O

$395 $69.5O
Original imports Bloues
er OF such masters Jenny Ruf and Others for first place
the hearts of the wedressed woman Innovations and
adaptations from the skilled hands designers are
exhibited plenty brilliantly embroidered
others captivating by their simplicity Modelled soft
ibe fabrics Mgnonete ricoete Crepe de Chine Satin Crepe
Satin Georgette, Organdie and Batiste.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20

drzewa, nadai2ce sic do wznosze
MA malych .budowli, matcryaly
do szycia, odpowjcdniq sIome do
wyplatahia kapeiuszow,, ksiqzki,
p:1ra. ot6wki. mapy i wiele in
ny>h rzeczy. w W2rszawie zn6w
orgauizacya Mlodziezy Amery--
kanskiego Czerwonego krzyla
przystap:la do wsp6tpracy I Pol
skim Czcrwonym Krzyzem w "a
Nadaniu ogr6dk6w szkolnych, W
kt6rych dzjeci re szkoi miejSkich
i sierocincow ucza sic ogrodni--
ctwa. powiekszajqc w ten sposob
swe szczupic zapaSy ~zywno$ci.
Polski Czcrwony Krzyi s;ara
sic 0 owe ogr6dkr. a organizacyo
MiIodziczy Nmcrykanskiego Ger
wcucgo Krzyza dostarcza na,ion
! n2rzedzi, Praca tego rodzaju
prowadzona jest r6wnicI W i'll
"ych hra;ach curopcjskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20
q. LANSING, MICH.

- adwOkaci Stanislawy Lipezyh-
skiej, kt0ra zamordowala Z zazdrosci
pred kilkunastu laty zakonnice Ma
rye Jaime i zwloki jej pochowa'a
pod koscioIem W Isadore, Mich. wnie
sli podanie do najwyzszego sadu 0
pozwolenie rozpoczecia nowego pro
cesu O uwolnienie LipczynskieJ 2
wiezienia "a :kaucya. Sad z~adecydo-
wal jednak,, re u2yska nowy pro-
ees. ale tymczasem must siedz!eG w
wiezieniu. Lipczyhska skazana jest
ma dozywotnie wiezienie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20
Il JERSEY CITY, y. J.

- w poiarzc spowodowanym cks
plozya W domu Andrzcja Polskieso,
zginelo troje dzieci i jedna osoba do
rosia. Jest przypuszczenie, re eks-
plCdowal alkohol W salunie POlskie-
go, z kt6rego tenze wyrabiai podob-
no napoje alkoholiczne. Polar znisz-
cyl caly try pietrOwy dom, W kt0-
rym mieSci} sic salu Polskiego. o.
ciec s~palonych dzicci, Andrzej Pol
ski, ma bye pociagniety do odpowie-
d2iainoSci i bedzie musial wyjasnic
przyczyne eksplczyi. Hulk eksplozyi
slyszcj MONA bylo W promieniu Kill
ku bIck6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20

nierzv, ulatwia i'm uciazliwe mar
SEE, usuwa uczucie samotnoSci.
rozwija inicyatywe, wzmacnia 81
lc glosu i udoSkonala ~wydawanic
komendy uDnano teraz spleW
'iako wazny Srodek W rozwzoju
za'et6w bojowych iolnierza.
,,Departament Wojny wymaga
obccnie, by dyrygent muzyki byl
odpowicdzialny "a Spiew, zar0w-
no w zakrcsic dawania instruk-
cvi, lax i urzqdzania rozryWck
d@a caIego pulku. Do niego male
~ wycwiczcnie k;crownikow Spie
VII ola kazdcgo oddziaiu woj--
skuwego, orGanizowanic orkicstr
i band wojskowych i przygoto-
wywanic p~rogramow muzycznych
do zabaw .towarZvSkich"
Cywilnc cSoby NIGGA prowa-
die twiczcn;a ! 7rzygotowywac
Hrogramy rozryMrk, jezcli mic
woina znaIezG oiiccra, czy zol-
n;rrHa ~ odp0wicdnicmi kwaliii--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20

kazdym innym kraju alianck;m.
Organizacya 1I'odzic&y Ger
woaego Maya, o5ejmujqNa anne
rykamskQ miodzici szkoi@2, W
dziaialnoSci Swej wiekszQ zw-a-
ca uwage ma rezultaty, Nt67c IL
kaz2 sic w calej pelni W daiszej
dopiero ~przyszioSci. apiieli Ger
wony Krzyz, skuplajacy w swynl
szcregach czlonkow starszego
spclcczenStwa. Werbujqc czIon-
k6w swych w amerykanskich
szkolach publicznych, paratial-
nych / prywatnych, zupelnie ma
tura!na Jest rzecza, re Miodzicz
Amcrykanskicgo Czcrwoncgo
Krzyza, pragnQc przyczynit sic
do szczescia i zdrowia dzieci w
kraiach europeiskich. zniszczo--
nvch woina, oparla swa pracc
przcdewsTystkiem ma ksztaiceniu
w tym kicrunku zarowno dzicci.
jak i og6lu sposeczeIlstwa. Jej
akcva ratunkowa i Humanitarian
lest tvlko tvmczasowa. lest iak
cdvbv .fundamentem. IA kt6rym
liza sic oprzet braca. z~micrzaiaca
do nawiazania sciSleiSzych wez-
low miedzynarodowych rrzy
wBoldziaianiu <zk6l ! innych in.
strtucyi wvchowawczych W Eu
rcnie.
Ponizei przvtoczone ~prly+;.a.lv
wvkazuia. iakiego rodzaiu pracc
ratunkowa ! wychow@wczq pro-
wadzi w krajach europcjskich Or
ganizacya MIodziely Amcrykah-
>kiego Czcrwonego Krzyia.
Mlodziez Czerwonego Krzyla
oiiarowala ma prace. majacq m
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20

wych szkol muzyki NIGGA bye po
wolywani w takich wypadkacli
do pomocy.
. by rozwinqt jak najpredzcj
ten program muzyczny, cywilnl
dyrygenci muzyki beda przydzie-
Ieni rprzez Department wojny
do poszc1eg6lnych komend. Spe-
cyalne fundusze beda stworzone
Z kt0rych wyplacane beda pen
syc ola tych cywilnych dyrygen-
tow i pokrywane ich koSzta po-
drozy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20
z POiskiego Biura Anne
rican Red Cross.
Bureau Of Foreign Language
Information Service Polish
Section.
1907 Broadway, New York City.
Praca kraiowa AmerykAnakego
GerwoGego krEyLA-
A MLODZIEzY GER
N KRZYZA "a
N
Washington, D. c.

W "SiiANS NCI, L. -
Niedawno temu jcden Z wy
szych urzednik6w f~rancuskich O.
mawial w Figaro, w jednem Z
najpowazniejszych pism parry
skich, sprawe dziaialnOSci Anne
-ykanskiego CzerWonego Krzyza,
we Francyi, Zastauawial on sic
przedewszystkiem mad tym fax
tenn, re wydatki Czerwoaego
Krzvza we Francyi W roku 1919.
I wiec W pierwszym roku pOkoju
byIy o SS.o45.O0O frank6w wick
SEE, anizeli W roku I9lS, t. !, ostat
MIN roku wojny. w zwiazku ?
.ym faktem powiada on iak ma
stepuje:
uCzerwony Krzyz prowadzi
ME tylko tymczasowa robote re-
Peracyjnq ! przynosi uIge chwi.
iowa w naszych zniszczonych O.
kolicach. Szerzy on take zasady
posiadaiace wielka ! trwaiQ war
to5t. a odnoszqce sic do wycho-'
wanna dzieci " jak najlepszem
Zdrowiu; pomaga W wyksztalce,
niu zawodowem mlodcgo poke
ienia, ukazuje nam dobroczyn--
ne skutki amerykanskiego do
Swiadczenia w zakresie operow0
MIA narzedziami, oszczedzalacem;
prace. slowem czyni wszystko.
co tylko Jest motive, bySmy
mogli powetowac poniesione stra
Y. podnieSc zdrowie ! dob-obyt
caIego narodu."
Ia ocena piracy, Prowadzonej
we Francyi, mole bye Smiato "a
stosowana do piracy Amerykan,
skiego Czerwonego Krzyza "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20
= KaroI lima, lat IS, zatrudnio-

ny jako operator PREY elewatorze W
Schroeder Lamps Co. ma Jersey ave.
loci ul. zabity zostai W czasle
wznoszenia sic elewatoru W gorna
czes5 budynku. GIowa iego miano-
wicie przychwycona zostala ME
dry elewatcrem a sufitem Arugiego
pietra. Smierc nastapila W jednel
chwili.
lima zatrudDiony by} W faoryce
dopiero cd niedawna-i dlatego ME
wiedziano jeszcze, jaki jest adres je-
20 domu. Z tel przyczyny ciaio "a:
brano do trupiarni Hughes'a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20

le HtpnTAgt, puSLka,
N .Oc
SWteSo upalrna SaM
tOs kA1Ta, 3 Iunty
IN sec.
NntIepSza M1racRl-
DO kawa, ~ funt, 3
funt? IN SI.25.
Extra dObra BOga
IA nlend knwRJ soc
funt. : funty G1.35.
WiAconSIN Smeri--
cnh ser. funt SIC.
iiipt0A'I Yellow In
hrI CeylOa hsrhata. {
Hnt"wa racrka. S9c.
la fHntova 1O%, "
funtoWa SOC.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20

wyhOka pusHkn 2lc.
Little Neck ClamS
pusxkn 15c.
Callfor-
mia i6ite Cling bro
ikWinie nIbO mofeleI
duia puSEkn 33c.
Czerwone gOtowa-
ne buraki, No. " pa.
Ska Ne.
IErnjane Hawaiian
InAnaay, u funtOwH
pusHkh I0c.
lDoakDnAla Santos
knWA. 36t
funt, = fAIty ~ 0Dc
RicseIieal male bis
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20

3 kawnIki Creme
OIL mydla tOaletowe-
20 1 2 pncIki Sea
Foam proSEku. do
Drnnia I'm Zoe.
Lighthouse czykei-
cieI, 3 puSzki IA lie.
Witch Hazel mydfo
knwaiek o..
Puffed wheat l
Puffcd RICE, pncEka,
"a lSr.
CxrwOne Alaska
lOsOslc. fUutoun wy
soka pusHkn BIC.
R6ioue Alaska To-
a0Eie ya runtO"a pm
Ska, 15c, 1 fuHtowR
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20

Minute TnpiOcn pm
cEka, 12c.
Jlffy Jell. rOHmHi-
te smnki, paczka tyl
ko 12/ac.
KellOgg's Corn
FInkeS 1 Post TOnSt-
tees. paczkn 14c.
Jedna pnczka ROxane
maxi m clnstn 1 Je-
dina pnrzka Raxnne
,"aLl ma naleSnikI IN
Roc.
.i1xcclo, mRkR ma
claata. RGortBvSnnH
Vanilla, cytryNDwn n
bO pa
czka ,:4c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20
Sprzedaz Wybornxch Groseryi pc Najnizszych Cenach '

t.". ma p:.1a"1s' 284c
mats ~~Iepfxew1na cd sxuI'00I..
dry ma PtccHei. funt EA2S
ZwIJaha ,t6iowina M pic o.
c1ek, SanIo miebW, fGRt 6Hr
Tylnn cwiaFtka. Mlodej OIL
HkopOwiAy, funt SO2S
CieIecinn Cd PrzSdu nlbO 1So
ma ROtrnwke
s @,,'i is.t "' '''''e" % ''"' l9ac
y1 ,Ss.s""s .'i .;.,Sa:.. 1870
a.; ,:.. '''"1'' 23kc
s:.c.. "~,.n,'o"'"a OIL 22ac :.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20

CereSOta l Pillsbury,
nnjIepsza Patent ma
kn. 24Lz funtOwy wo
REX y 1.89
40 f"ntowy z 70
w0rek Wv
e SSe'hi 7.55
Quaker Rolled Oats
! quaker fRrlna, pa
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Zaphs BnrhTch 1928
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DobreRo Eatunku
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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-02-14
SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH.


Rev l. b. skinner. D. D.. Pastor,
Sunday school as usual up to The
standard II O'Clock services con-
Quoted BY Rev. Miles Of this city.
He preached soul stirring sermon
Rev. Darnell Of Booker Washington
Addition conducted the 8 O'Clock
services which was a great success,
The object Of the meeting was to
raise money for the many sick peo-
pie throughout the neighborhood and
community around Salem church.
The amount raised was S37.S6 all OF
which Is to be distributed among the
sick and those who are not able to
help themselves. This shall be done
Just as soon as the committee can
find out the ones that need help.
Sister churches II Is time for us to
be up and about our Fathers bus
mess. so take notice and govern your
selves accordingly. for Salem Is com
Ing like mighty wind. B. Y, p. u.
Is still on the upward move. Night
services began early and well attend
ed The Salemiteg and its followers
has feast all day Judge Belts Of
Chicago. H., young lawyer and
Christian viii speak Monday night
Feb . at Salem under the auspices
Of the lagmen.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-02-14
J. N. {. 4. wORk ANp AcTNITIEs

The work has been brim full Of
interest and amusements. Mr.. u. s.
Young. Jr.. Newark, NJ j.. a graduate
OF Lincoln and the University OF
London. England, has arrived and Is
now on the star as Boys Work
secretary. The boys are now look
ing forward to many healthy con-
tested athletic feats and profitable
all around development.
Religious Department. under Rev.
W. A. Sparks. Is planning a Big Re
ligious Bible class meeting Tuesday
night A splendid program has been
arranged Mr.. s. b. MavfieId, Supt..
City Gospel Union Mission will
speak. Vocational trade, viz: Shoe
Making, Auto-AIechanics. Electrical
Wiring. Carpentering and Typewrlt-
ing are increasing In attendance and
interest, Ex-service men are offered
free scholarship. Apply to General
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-02-14
BOYS CONFERENCES HELD THURS
DAY

The first City-wde Boys Confer
ence that was to have been held
last Wednesday at the High school
building in the eveniHs and New
Hope Baptist church at night, as
was announced in these columns in
our last issue was changed by the
committee in charge to Thursday
night, The entertainment was, how
ever, pleasing in its entirety.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-02-14
Grggs chaDsI.

The morning was. cloudy and
threatening rain but the Supt. and
teachers were at their post. Sum
day school was well attended Col
lection s1.45. At A O'Clock the Pres.
Bro. Sam Hill called the Union to-
gether for meeting, which was a
success. We had no preaching, but
Pro. ]. G. Copeland and Bro s. Pryor
both Of Dallas made some splendid
remarks Of which we all enjoyed
Collection $2.O5. Prof w b. Smith
on Mckenzie street is sick, also