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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-01-29

THEATRE INSTALS
A $4,000 SMOKING
ROOM FOR WOMEN
Driven to It," Says Manager Of
Chicago Playhouse, Telling of
Innovation.

A CHICAGO theatre to-day an
~ nounced II had opened a
smoking room for women
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-12-18
Thousands Are
Getting 1t BY Mail,
Are You?

The fact Is that many thousands are dying
every year from weak and diseased kidneys,
and readers OF this paper have been informed
abuu. the Great good Fowler'B 10 Drops has
done among kidney sufferers. We are send.
ing out huTdreds Of bottles by mail and Y YOU
are not already a user Of Fowler's 10 Drops,
don't put ]; OF any longer, but go 10 var
nearest pc { office and mail Us a money order
for One Dollar and get Fowler's 10 Drops
NOW.
II your back Is week.. or You drag around
ALI the time with bacISache. II you have
-hcunntic sins or pains in the stom ch. II
you get nervous and have weak spclls'' now
and then, or II that old iasidious kidney
trouble is gr1dullly weakening your heat.
which causes the least over-exertion 10 get
you ai-not out OF BREATH" stop right row
and think Of what we have been telling
you in this paper about Fowlers 10 Drops.
Go 70 the post office and send for this eriat
remedy at once When you have used one
hottie Of Fcwicr's 10 Drops II you aia
a t>ousand times CAD you got \ we will gladly
send your dollar b ok. Remember the price
= Ore Dollar bottle, or ak bottles for
Five Dollars. II u sold IN Dallas by most
all good drug stores. II you live outside Of
Dnira, you can get Il immediately by mail,
all ehnrges prid.-r0wLER CHEMICAL CO.,
Box 5s7. Dallas. Texas.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-12-18
JEWS RESENT IMMIGRATION BILL
AND FORD PROPAGANDA.
iA. N. P.l

New York, Dec. 1s-The Jewish
people OF America have at last spok-
en- in no uncertain terms against the
propaganda that has been used against
them for a number of months by
Henry Ford and others who seek, as
they claim. to mis-represent their at
The document is signed by the lead
ing Jewish people. OF all activities In
every section of the country.
in closing the sta .omen. the fol-
lowing appeal is made:
I'VE have an abiding confidence in
the spirit Of Justice and fairness that
permeates the true American and we
are, satisfied that our fellow .citizens
Will not permit the campaign OF
Islander and libel that las been laun-
ched against us to go unreprovSd.
There Is enough for all of us to do
in the great task of building Up our
common country and Of developing
the principles on which II was found
ed. Let not hatred and misuudsrstand
ing arise where peace and harmony.
unity and brotherliness, are required
to perpetuate all that America rerce-
SCENTS and to enable all men to know
that within her wide boundaries there
ia no room for injustice and intoler-
ance.
This public address was prepared as
the result OF conference of leading
Jewish organizations called by the
American jewish committee TO dis
cuss the widespread campaign OF Sc
cret and public anti-Jewish propa-
ganda In the United States.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-12-18

Greek Circuit, r. A. Allen; Fayetts-
Vile, A. b. Browns; Georgetown,
]. N. Harvey; Hutto and Granger,
Guy Alexander; LAGRANGE and Elem
ger, A. NJ. Mason; LAGRANGE Circuit,
E. C. Henderson; Littig and Manor,
i'll. Watly; Lockhart Circuit, f. j.
Hutchinson; Luling Circuit, Albert
Johnson; San Marcos, G. w. Kelly:
Smthville circuit, v. A. Cook: Win
chester Circuit, ]. d. Mackey.
Dallas District, j. w. Warren. ID. s.
Corsicana, !. H. Timmons; Dallas,
st Paul, ]. w. Weakley; North Dali
las, w. M. Sims; Denison, Jesse ],
Hardeman; Ennis and Ferris, T. s.
Moore; Fort Worth, st. Andrew, A.
L. Carper; Fort Worth North, ]. H.
r. Dudley; Fort Worth Circuit. j.
H. Straits; Hubbard and Dawson,
j. S. Medlock; Hillsboro and May
pearl. P. j. Hunt; Mexia Circuit, H.
II. Qualls; Milford and Italy, W. H.
Purnell; Pelham Circuit. r. A. APP
plin; Sherman and Pilot Point, /.
4. Sanford; Wichita Falls Circuit,
M. c. Ellison; Ranger Circuit. w. c.
Watson.
San Angelo, District, A. d. Jacq les,
ID. s.
Abilene and Winters, C. H. Ham
ilton: Alvarado Circuit. Sam Graham
Bartlett and Davilla, j. c. Mays;
Bolton, G. w. Nevils; Brownwoot.
Circuit, ]. F. Muse; Clifton Circuit,
r. Alonzo; Ell Paso, f. w. Brown:
Gainesville, G. v. Cavett; Holland Cir
cult, l.. D, Gaddison; Kells Branch.
P. H. Moors; Lampasas Circuit, J..
E. Browne; Moody Circuit, L. Baker:
San Angelo, E. L. Jackson; San Saba,
T. j. ID. Sims Temple, NJ L. Wyatt
San Antonio Dist. I. II. Wyatt, ID. y.
Beeville, Joe Young; Cuero, }. H.
Swan; Floresville, r. S. Mesby; Con
zales and Elm. W. M. Ellison; Con
zales Circuit, j. S. l.. Edmonson /;
Hamilton Circuit, George Waters
Hoods, w. w. White; Honde, w. M.
White; Keerville, C. B. Melton;
Kingsville, ]. 3. Eagleston; Laverna
Jae Prestly; Nixon, y. II. Anderson;
Olmus. p. M. Carmichael; Pearsall
Circuit, Walter Dueheart; Pleasan-
town, L. w. Roberts; San Antonio,
ST. Paul, l.. H. Richardson San An
tonic. Jacobs Chapel, w. 3. Lott;
San Antonio. Sanford Chapel. A. H.
Townsend; San Antonio. Kenwood,
j. II. Napier; Seguin, ]. T. Carper;
Smiley, o. b. Mckinney; yorktown
j. C. Eusand.
Victoria Dist. ]. G. Browne, ID. s.
Alton Circuit, Ben Williams; Co.
lone Circuit, Eusaw Smith: Columbus
j. W. Stones; Columbus Circuit, j.
H. Hutchinson; Edna and Morales,
H. A. Jones; Goliad, ]. w. Maye;
Hallsville, M. S. Jordan; Oakland,
D. f. Vance; Port Lavaca, W. M.
Franklin; Schulenburg, c. w. Frank
lin; Sublime, j. e. Mayo; Victoria,
Fl. Swan; Weimar.. A. Mosely; Whar-
tor Circuit, Burnett Byus; Yoal1um
and sweet Home, N. j. Moore.
Waco Dist X. w. Mcmillan, ID. S.
Andrews and Jones, B. j. Golf;
Bethlehem, w. M. Reed Bruceville
Circuit, w. w. White Bremond
Circuit, S. NJ Harvey; Calvert, s
N. Harvey; Chiffon Circuit, Tom Foy;
Groesbeck, Moses Smith: Girley and
Majors, S. D. Humphrey; Marlin w.
M. Mooney; Mart, D. c. HALEY: Mays
field Circuit, Jno. Gee; Reagan and
Bowmens, S. d. Mosely: Spring Hill
Circuit, G. M. Mallory: Daco, st.
James s.. E. Jones; Waco. Mt Zion,
w. NJ. Stevens.
]. ]. HARDEMAN. Reporter.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-12-18
such eloquence and power, the spir-
itlal- tide ran high.

such eloquence and power. the spir-
itial- tide ran high.
The Organization: Rev S N. Har-
vey, Sec'y.; Assistant, C. w. Frank
lin, F. w. Browne; Conference Treas,
]. W. weakley; Assistants. ]. C.
Browne, D. F.. Vance, W. E. Purnel,
]. H. r. Dudley, J. H. Childs; Sta
tistician, L. H. Richardson Assistants,
9. v. Cavett, George Waters; Jesse
]. Hardeman, Reporter to the : apers.
The following officers were present
and made strong addresses to the
conference. Drs. e. NJ. Jones, Area
Secretary, New Orleans Area; Perry
o. Harmon Of China; j. B. Randolph,
President Samuel Huston College;
2. L. Gordon. State Secretary, Y. M.
c. A.; o. A. Sweenenberg, Chicago.
ILL.,; P. A. Greenfield Conference
Claimant, Chicago. Ill; T. A. Faster.
Swedish NJ. E. Church. Georgetown,
Texas; Il. T, Tyree, Pastor Baptist
Church, Georgetown. Texas, who
spoke out of his heart of the Con-
dition and Ill-Treatment of the Ne
gro of the South. and said he was
in favor of the Negro having a square
deal and mans chance. God bless
this Southern white man; We pray
God will work on the hearts of
others. DR.. c M. Bishop, President
South Westernn University, George
town, Texas; DR.. s. A. Goldstein,
who warmed the hearts Of his hear
ers with message as a preacher.
Gods Spiritual Doctor.
The follwoing were ordained elders:
j. W. Maye, p. H. Moore. Thomas
Foy. C. H. Hamilton, ]. L. s. Edmon-
son Ordained Deacons: ]. b. Eggle-
ston. N. w. Stevens, o. B. Mckinney.
C. N. Straits, Burnet Byus, C. /.
Evans, w. L. Evans TWO infants
were baptized by Bishop Jones. We
can but say as the poet:
God give us men is the urgent cry,
Men who are honest who will not lie.
Men who are strong, noble and true.
Men who have courage to dare and
to do.
God give US men who stand for the
right, @
Men who are ready all evils to fight.
Men that are clean whose word is
their bond,
Men when called are sure to respond.
God give us men that money cant
bny,
Men who have faith and are willing
to try,
Men who have honor. virtue and
power.
God give us men is the cry of the
hour.
Amendments of the West Texas
Annual Conference held at George
fDwn. Texas
Austin District, n. c. Lacy, d. =.
Austin. Wesley Chapel. G.. A. Dc
lands; Austin. Simpson. J. w. Downs
Austin Circuit. G. L. Evins. Cedar
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-12-18
TsiE VICTORY MEDAL. WHAT TT
n AND HOW YOU CAN GET ONE.

The Victory Medal is badge is
sued to all members OF the armed
forces of the United States. who were
In the service between April 6. 1917.
and November IL, 1918, and whose
services were honorable. 1t consists
OF SYMBOLIC medal of bronze. sus-
pended from rainbow Colored rib
BON. Clasps are attached to this RIB
bon for each of the thirteen major
operations or battles for service in a
defensive sector and also for ser
vice In France, England. Russia, 81
IBERIA. and Italy. The Medal for SER
vice. in the United States or its pos
sessions has o ribbon without clasps.
If you served anywhere. either at
home or abroad, between April 6. 1917
and November IL. 1918. you are entit-
vice was honorable. These Medals are
heing issued without any charge what
ever.
II You served in the army either as
an officer or enlisted man. get into
Of the nearest Post Of the American
Legion. at once, and place your APP
placation for the Medal. Arrangements
nre being made to visit each Post,
thus making II unnecessary to send
your discharge certificate to Dallas.
If there is no American Legion Post
nearby, send your discharge certificate
to the United States Army Recruiting
Station. 1914 Main Street, Dallas. Tex
Send your discharge by Registered
Mail and we will return II the same
dav by, Registered Mail.
You will receive your medal within
ten DAYS after making application for
Il. They are sent to YOU direct from
the Depot office. Philadelphia, Pa.
After December 10. 1920 medals for
service in France and the United
states Will be issued direct from this
office. greatly shortening the time OF
obtaining the Medal.
NOW II the best time to get these
medals when you can do II with the
least trouble. Ten years from now
Won will want one but II will be
twice as troublesome TO obtain II. The
medal may not mean much to you
now. but u will mean a great deal
TO your deeendants. GET BUSY and
- ISAAC Il. MEYERS,
and Lieut.. LIST Inf
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-12-18
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The question has been asked "Why
is it Rev. w. L. Dickson does not
come around" He answers the ques-
toni have been trying to pay a
$1,000 note that came due Dec. l.
1920. I am thankful to say to the
public that we paid it off today.
Our new farms are all in good
shape; 5000 bushels of sweet pota-
toes. 81 bales of cotton, 1000 bushels
of corn have been raised on the
farm. 1t has taken all the money
to pay for land and other expenses.
Christmas.
Please do not forget the children
Christmas. Rev. j. e. Toliver is in
town. see him. Send the package
to Rev. w. L. Dickson. P. o. Box
209. Gilmer, Texas. Do not delay.
The children should be helped. Send
anything you desire.
w. L. DICKSON.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-12-18

last Tuesday night, after hearing the
appeal, unanimously and enthusiastic
cally donated $4,000, and promptly
collected $4,000 of the amount from
the members present. The balance
was pledged to be paid at the next
meeting of the lodge, when the en-
tire amount will be turned over to
the committee. Messrs. ]. M. Toll
bert and Morr We'll presented the
matter to Metropolitan Lodge
No. 46 f. and A. M, last Tuesday
night and was generously pledged
5000 to be paid at the first meet
ing in January, 1921.
At the meeting last Tuesday night
1t was reported that Mrs. ]. G. Fra
zier had about completed her COM
mittee of one hundred ladies and
they are actively at work. Mrs. Fra
zier says, that she expects to raise
100000 for the fund. Petitions are
being prepared for the canvassers.
A large number of petitions are al
ready out in the hands of various
members of the regular committee
and they are urged to make reports
each Tuesday night. All petitions
and accounts are to be carefully
audited at the conclusion of the
campaign. The following have been
appointed auditing committee for
this purpose; Mr.. ]. L. Patton, Mr..
Fred Lyarels, DR.. G. w. White, DR..
p. M. Sunday, and Mrs. j. G. Fra
zier. The committee on homes held
meeting Tuesday evening and re-
ported progress. A card is being
printed for the use of the committee
in obtaining and keeping record
of those who will take visitors.
At the meeting Tuesday night
$116.25 was collected The follow
ing donations were paid:
Algiers Lodge No. A, X. of p.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-12-18
WEST TEXAS ANNUAL
CONFERENCE CONVENES
In GEORGETOWN.

The Forty-seventh Session of the
West Texas Annual Conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church met
at Georgetown, Texas, Dec. S-12, with
Bishop Robert E. Jones. d. d. LII.
D., presiding. The conference Was
opened Wednesday morning at p.
m. singing song, And are we yet
alive" by Rev. j. j. Hardeman;
Scripture lesson, / Cor 13 chapter; !.
Prayer by Rev. j. T. Carper; after
which the Bishop was introduced by
DR.. d. c. Lacy.
The Bishops morning message Was
strong, wholesome and instructive.
1t filled the hearts Of his hearers
and often as he would stress the
word Leadership, it would seem as
IL itwould lift his hearers to their
feet. The Bishops very presence
seemed to give life to the West Texas
Conference and thrilled the hearts
of the entire constituency. The long
dream of the Colored membership of
the great church has come true, and
at times when he would speak tears
would stream from his hearers eyes
and they would rejoice to know that
at last my prayers have been heard
and answered. The Bishop at one
time thought that there was danger
in the Colored membership shouting
too much and not working that 1t
was time for working as well as
shouting. Bishop Jones is prince
among men and all Who had chance
to seen and hear thos good man am
sure will live better lives by hearing
this great statesman for God and
the Negro race. Bishop Jones
brought sun light and blessings to
the West Texas Conference and the
New Orleans Area. This being the
first time in the history of the West
Texas Conference that Negro bish-
op of the Methodist Episcopal Church
that Negro presiding church that
knows no color or creed, World
church. Like the Constitution of our
country. church of the people for
the people and by the people; a
church that means to help carry the
world and every nation to God. Bish-
Cd Jones has proven to be equal to
the task that has been assigned him
by this great church. We feel that
heing led by this great Prince that
the West Texas Conference will be
lifted to higher plane, Intellectually,
Financially Spiritually. We We're
mode to think OF the officers of the
bible when they had zone 10 bring
Jesus back with them and when they
had returned and the crowd asked
Them where was Jesus. and the
officers answered, Never a Man
spake like this Man." He spoke with
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-12-18
ELOCUTIONIST RETURNS FOR
FEW DAYS.

Prof j. c. Phillips, A. b., the Gel
ebrated dramatist and popular elo-
cutionist, who has returned from a
few days and will fill few dates
yet pending in Kansas, Oklahoma anG
Missouri and Texas before departing
for his much long and pre-planned
course of special work at Emerson
College of Oratory and Expression
at Boston, Mass
From news press comments of COL
son was the Wiley-Prairie View
orado. Nebraska, Montana Wyoming.
Florida, Kansas and Missouri, he
very well proved his ability and
scored much honor, having appeared
BEFORE both races in many large au-
oiences.
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Stops The Tickle

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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-25
LEADERSHIP IN SCHOOLS.

probably would not occur to the average citizen that
Ioniana has de best all around school system in the
ooHIT Nor would he Be al all likely to pick New Jer-
Il s lie only astem stale the first eight Yet those
i. scs Of lie surprising facts that have been developed
s, a exhaustive investigation made by the Department Of
Education Of de Russell Sage Foundation. West Virginia
sud; icty.rs m tie list with an efficiency ndns Of 377
8 csat Below Us he states are all in the 50 called black
b.ItcE De puli
Iue s something that the taxpayers and The fathers
I'll. odes Of tic state ought TO do lot Of solid thinking
bout his assumed. and correctly too, that the educators
5lWs Virginia have been thinking about it for some ime.
lie educators can do nothing without the support moral
sid financial ofhe public,
Ons'cf Tie comforting findings Of the report on this M
igson IS that the schools Of the United States have
sslIhsd N efficiency in the past 50 years. 1t snOt 50
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-25

Testimony before the senate committee which is in
yes,gang the preconyention expenditures Of presden
tia candidates does not show that inordnate amounts
Of money have been spent The obserant citizen al
ways maryels at the amount Of excitement political
dollar can create In ordinary business publicity and
promotion costs lot Of money but il the statements
fled by the candidates are any indication they cost very
little in politics. To be sure lot Of work is done in
politics that no one is ever paid for There are men
who bayhoo for candidates for the same reason that
Willie carries water for the elephant on circus day-n
the hope that some one will give them ticket for the
biz show Nevertheless short memories and easy con-
sciences seem to be the rule in the ofics where they
keep account Of what the candidates spend.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-25
HUGHES TO
Be At H0ULT REN|ON
Famous Methodist Promis-
ed C. W. FIesher to At
tend This Year.

The Ri. Rev. Edwin Holt Hughes,
Of Maiden, Mass, bishop Of the Meth
odlst Episcopal church, formerly pres
ident Of Depauw University is expect
ed to be the principal speaker at the
Holt Family Reunion al Aurora
Grove. near Holt. this summer or fall.
The date Of the reunion will be ar
ranged 50 as to it into the plans Of
Bishop Hughes. who is now attending
the General Conference Of the Meth
odist Episcopal church. which is in
session at Des Moines.
Bishop Hughes has promised G. W.
Flesher, a layman delegate to the
General Conference. that he will be
able to state definitely whether or not
be can attend this reunion by June Is.
He has also assured Congressman N.
N. Nelly that he plans 10 attend the
reunion. Congressman Nicely is to
introduce the distinguished guest and
former West virginian, whose birth
place at Moandsville was one Of the
particular points Of interest IN con-
nection with the recent State Sunday
School Association convention at that