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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-04-03
HELP pREyENr ACCIDENTS.

Mayor Prevention" week during
which time both children and will be instructed the stop
which
traffic heavy.
The prevention of accidents by police Interference impossible The
citizens must help
goes Of Dallas unmindfu of
the Individual the lessenng Of accidents
the of school children who
houghlessy themselves accidents which, by the
of running into and streets might be e
minated.
that But it is also true that
little
crossings costs little to take and it saves much
Let us help lessen accidents by being more careful
The plans for the Standardization Of Texas Negro High schools
of College children in education
Southern educational facilities for Negroes And
taken better conditions should be welcomed for the added advantages
attendant upon
Education the main spring Of progress No state has done
full duty the children its educational facilities
adequate inferior Such Of Standardization should demand the
hearty support Of all involved making its operation successful and
good you you
child proper school advantages Vote for the school bonds
The recent announcement that Senator Harding lilly white
member win raise his the estimation Of those
heard his Texas speeches equal opportunity for all Americana under
the law"
ynchng viii soon be abolished
IRENE optmsts They simply believe that the American public
viii judgement permitting
lynch law to flourish signing the death established law
are studying the hows and why's
the ballot and that they will be conspicuous their and
sIble voting when the time
worth Wine teach children that all without 70
them the duties and privileges Of citizen.
Coming shadows before them but
must have started At mon
Reforms which people come into being slowly
but The forces which bring them into being constantly
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-04-03

never hoisted the white feather.
neither has It been disgraced
by the yellow streak. Il Il not
afiIiated with the flannel mouth.
It is a plain. every day, sem
} sible. conservative newspaper.
which trims no sail to catch
the passing breeze; fiies no
doubtful flag. It Processes a
patriotism as broad as our
country. Its love Of even hand
ed justice covers all the ter
ritory occupied by the human :
race. This is pretty high
ground, but we live on it and
are prospecting. Boys Of the
press come up and stand with
Us. This ground is holy
W. u. KING.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-04-03

One Is led to long for the good
old days OF wine, women and song.
when at a dinner party he Is forced
10 remain at the mercy Of several
after dinner speakers without even
d cocfail TO tide him over the
monotonous stretches.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-04-03
COOPER

Cooper, Texas. April Sunday
was busy day. The pastor being
absent Rev. s. A. Brackeen Of Parts
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-04-03

Il is worth while regard
or color be good citizens
them the duties and privileges Of citizen
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-04-03

Coming them
Judging from the suddenness Of
must have started at noon
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-04-03

We hope that studying
Of the ballot that will
sIble voting when comes
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-04-03

NorIcn To gHn FUnLIo.

Any erroneous renection upon the
character. standing or reputation Of
any person. flrm or corporation which
nav appear In the. columns OF The
Dallas Expreee Will be gladly corr
fected upon Its being brought TO the
attention Of the publishers.
Entered at Post once at Dallas.
rexaa. as second-clasa matter. under
Act OF Congress March. 1879.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-04-03

Reforms which people being slowly
bns the forces which bring them
their fullest capacity
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-04-03
IMPomTANT

No subscriptions mailed for n less
period than three months. Payment
for same must be rs cents.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-04-03

Those who believe that nching abolished
IRENE optimss They public
viii its Judgement realize permitting
lynch law flourish
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Published every Saturday morning
the year At 1900 swiss Avenue
by
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q ~ 26th Street
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dependent Life Building.
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The Harding Lilly White
member win his estimation Of those who
heard his Texas speeches all Americans under
the law"
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Be too citizen said of that refused
child school for the school bonds
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-23
z PIOTRO-PAWLOWA

W Ubiegla niedziele odbyi sic wiec W
sail paraftaenej, ma kt6rym omawiane
Ay}y wazne sprawy, dotyczace parafii {:
Domino &epogody sala byia pr0epei-
Mona publicznOScia. MiejScOwy prob.
y. Maksymilian KotccSi, zagaii vice
modlitwa, pozem ma przewO1niczace-
50 pOwolai p. 4. HOryze, a M seGre-
tara p. J6zefa Gierut. Nastepnie w
kr0tEch ShOwach przedStawH ogolOwi,
d nadchOdzi rOk ~dwEdzieSty piaty ist-
Gtenia parafii S. PiOtra i Paw}a i "a
chodzi pOtrzeba u~rzQdzenia ObchOdu il
OileuS0CweSO. Pc dluzSzych debatach u
chwalono urZadziG go w pierwszej pO-
bowie mieSiaca zerwca. Wybrano kOmi-
tet do opracOwania programu ma te u
rOCZSStoSt, kt0ry sic Sklada z 81 Os6b
IN czele Stoi miejScOwy y. probOSzcz
i jego aSystenci y. S. Bubacz i y. RIO
sNa. PoruSzono sprawe budowy domu
Ga Si6str Nauczycielek, kt6ra Cd dfuz-
szeGo czaSu byia Odiozona z powodu
zastOju a p0iniej n~iepokoj6w robotni-
czych. PrezeS kOmitetu p. Michal A.
KOStecGi. zdal sprawozdanie q fiuan-
sow, co wykaza}o, re Obecnie kaSyer "
pOSiadaniu ma przesz}o $500. Oh. B. j.
Zintak, Oznajmi{, re z powodu wys6ro-
wanych cen, materyam bUdulooweSO i
p}ac rObOtntka, koSzt bpdOwy wynosic
bedzie $500 wiecej niz obliczono po-
przedmo. Po d{ugiej dyskuSyi uchwalo-
no OpOdatkOwaG kazda familie W SUI
mic $500, kt6ra MONA spEacic W Sch
ratach w p~rzeciagu trzech miesiecy ma
CO sic jedGoSlOSnie zgodzono. Budowa
ma sic niebawem rozpOczaG.
y. proboSzcz Koteck Odczyta} kOreS-
pondencye cd pOsfa RzeczypoSpolitej Pol
ski, p. LubomirsGiego, o pozyczce pol
skiej. Zabierah W tel Sprawie CLOS ma
~stepujacy ~Obywatele: p. KarczyhsH. p.
HOryla, p. KOStecki, p. Zintak i inni.
CchwalOnO zostawiG te Sprawe lOkal-
nemu Komitebowi Obywatelskiemu, kt6
~ ma W D~iedalekiej ~przyszioSci nazna-
eve biuro do zakUpywania bOnd6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-23

Sprawl przyjecia wr~acajacych ex-zoi
merry polSkich z tel parafii byla ma
stepna. W dyskusyi OBJ. KOstecki Oznaj-
mil zgromadzonym, IL KOmitet Obywa-
telski, jn sic zajai ta sprawa, zazna-
czajac, re ch+Opcy ci, skoro CLOS Oh
czy2ny zabrzmial. siesajac przez ocea-
ny, ME wahai sic, lecZ opuszc1ajac tn
wSzystko, spieszyli ma wroga- Naleay
sic i'm "a to odwdzieczyc chociaz SkrO-
nina ofiara. w najblizsza medziele, DIN.
25-go b. NJ, odbedzie sic W tetze parafii
po40w ma pUechodniGw W ceiu po-
krycia kosZt6w przyjecia. Komitet ape
luje do szanownych rOdak6w i rodaczek
O sSkadanie d0brOwolnych ofiar ma ten.
Gel. kt6re mega bye zlozone W n~astepuja
cych miejscach: u Oh. A. kwiloSz, p.
nr. 1857 W. 3Sej ul., oh. A. Horyza, -
PREY SSej i HOnore III, W skiadzie ,,Po-
fonia Dry Goods" PREY 3Tej i South
Hermitage ave, W biurze reamoScio-
wen p. b. j. Zintak. prZy Paulina III.
i ma plebanii u y. pr~Ob"szcza kazdeSo
czasu.
Dalej, miejscowy y. prVbSzcz poru-
szyi sprawe zorganizOwania partyi pO-
litycmei, kt0rabg d~ziaiaia beZstrOnnie
ola dobra og6lncgo wsp0}rOdak6w -
parafian IS. Piotra i Pawia. Projekt
ten byi j%ednogiOSnie przyjety; lecz z
powodu Op6znionego czasu ~Odroczony
do przysz{ego wiecu. Ma z~akOnczenie oh.
Zintak zachecaI zebraDych do popiera-
MIA przemySfu i handlu polSkiego. "a
znaczyi przytem. re paine pierwSzen-
silva W doSiegnieciu kwoty wyznaczO-
nej ma parafie przez Wydziaf Narodo-
Wy ma tax zwany Fundusz MiliOnowy,
otrzyma8o Piotro- Pawlowo. Modlitwa
~zakonczono wiec.
W ajblilSza niedzicle, dnia 25-go
b. NJ, odbedzie sic towarzySka zabawa,
urzadzOna staraniem klubu p. n. ia
Sna Cora" blue Hills &. A. W sail
parafialnej o sodzinie 7mej wieczOrem,
Komitet czyui stsrania i zabieSi. ably
~uc7estnik6w zabawy jak ~najlepiej "a
bawic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-23

kich, zam. pnr. 300 so. T'auEina III.
ShLbu ml0dei pare Wtzieli y. VI. Ko-
tecki, p~roboSzcz. BieSiada weselna oI-
OCfzie sic W dOmu przybranych rodzi-
COW pod wyzej wynricniOnym adresem.
Parma miOla Cd btu lat Zatruduiona
jest Il firmy ,,Wm. Wrigley. Jr. CO.,
a W oStatnich czasach awansOwana 70
staia Ma dozorczynie jcdnegO dcparta-
ment6w. Pan miody pred kilku mic
siacami wr6cil zwolnidly re sluzby
wOiSkOWCj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-23
Z WACkAWOWA.

W prZysz}a niedziele, dnia 25-gO b.
m. w kOa,iele p. w. Sw. Waclawa. Od-
bCdzie sic pO~Swiecenic figury Sw. Fran
ciSzka. kt0ra ZakupiOna zoStaia przez
t~utejSZych Tercyarzy wraz 70 StOSOw-
nym OltarZem 49, W pOlskim SkladZie
przybor6w ko&cielnych p. IL. ..EccleSia-
stical Goods Co" PREY Augusta i Mil
waukee ave-, kt6rego zarzadca Jest p.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-23
II SAGINAW, {

Karol Baranek, lat 81, ktory pred
kilku mies!acami zwoln ony zostai z
szpitala dla oblakanych W Pontiac,
jako wyleczcny, zadusii tn swa mat
Ike - S0-letnia KatarZyne Baranek.
Wezwana przez sasiad6w pomoc poll
cyina ~przybyla "a p6zno. Baranka O.
desiano do stanowego szpitala dla
.oblakanyCh W Ionia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-23

Tow. Strzcic6w i'm. TadGasza 10
SciuSzki, No. 3d. u. p. +. X, nd oStat-
niem pOSiedDeniu SVEN WhwalilO vol
ny wstep ma prZeciag SzeSciu miesiccy.
UchWalOnO n%astepujace nagrody Ia je
dnego czlonka 81; n dw6ch So; "a
trpech 81 a "a picciu so. jest nadZic-
ia, De cziOnkowie ~skorzystaja zc spo-
sobnoSci i pracowac beda, by powyz-
Sze towarZystwo wZroS}o licZebnie W
jak najkr0tSzym cZasie. P~OSiedDenia Cd
bywaja sic W trzecia niedziele mieSiqca
W sail parafialnej o godzinie lei pOpo-
fudniu. PodczaS posiedzenia prZyjetO do
sail delegat0w 2 iona KOmitetu Obywa
telskiego a mianOwicie: y. Michala no
steckiego i Horyze, kt6rzy przybyli w
celu zaapelowania do cZfOnk0w o Sk}ad
ke na przyjccie eX-holnierzy -HallercZy
k0w z Armii Polskirj. PomimO szcZu-
piej kaSy ~towarzyStwa, uchwalonO wy
asygnowat z kaEy $50. a czujac, IL to
zbyt ma}a sumka Ma ten eel, "a mi
cyatywa Albania kabafy, urzadzOno do
brOwolna skiaGke pomiedzy czfOnkami.
Zlonyli: A. Kabafa. s.; =. MatuSiak,
Sc; pc 81, zsozyli: j. Bebio, ]. CASTOR,
j. FuG, J. PozdrO, J. K~ClodTiej, }. Ryb-
ka, NJ. Castor, NJ. kwilOSz. Pc 81 J.
Kaluga, w. DyhaS, w. SpyrNa, w. Ie-
chowicz, J. K0byS&i, J. Kopera, t.
Gierut, ]. Stefaniak, P. Fuk, A. SzmO-
lpcha, NJ. Maciag, S. RDepka, NJ. TO
karz i p. Wasik. RaDem $500. Pie
Made wreczone zOStaly Skarbnikowi
KomItetu ObywatclSkiego p. Micilaiowi
KOSteckiemu.
Ohywatele: PiOtr Swulius i J6zef
Swindrowski, zalczyli W tych dniach in
teres L wesla1ni. Oh. Swuiius, eH-z"l-
nierz armii amerykaftskiej, pc wysm-
zeniu 81 miesiecy "a Oceanem, powr6cii
do domu Swej matki wd0wy, pm. Pool
SO. Hermitage ave
::
W Srodc. dnia 2SGo b. III, o gcd2inie
9tej ranO W kOSciele S.. Piotra i Pa
VIA, stana ma kobiercu Slubnym PARMA
Huzanna KoralewSka, kuDynCia i wycho
l wanka PIP. Michala i RoZalii k0Stcc-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-23

Parma Narya Wieradk, COCO
PAM Pelagia PzybOrska, 42.U
Parma F~rancisZka Augustyn, 3o.Jo
Pami Jadwiga KanaDay. 21Ol
PAM Emilia Plata. lo'Vo
SiOstry ~NaucZycielki od dziec, U.oU
u kolekty pred koSciO{em. 4O.o'
rs, prct,oszcz M plebanii, 300
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-23
bedzie sic starai p~rzybyt ma to pos!e-

bedzie sic starai ~przybyG ia TO pOs!e-
dzerie.
w ~niedzielc. dnia go maja, Tow.
Dziewic R~6hIhcOwych i DziCci Maryi
urzadzaja sab parafialnCj Zabawe
majOwa. SadZac Z wStepnych prac i
plan0w bardZO energicznCgO kOUitetu,
zabawa tn belize jedna Il najlepszych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-23
S111.m
Ra@m:

Nalczy sic uznanic tax C~zcigodnym
SiOstrom F~cEicyankCn szkOly Sw. Wa
clawa, .jakotez iassawym paniOm / pa
nienkom kt6rc sic poSwiecify do zbie-4
rama tych ofiar ma Polski CzerwOny
KrZyz. gdyby tax by}O wieccj pan / pa
nienek p]oczUwa{O sic do obowiazku
tego, TO Suma tn. chot / tax ZnacZna.
mngIlby bye pOlwoiCna. Cze'c / dZiekl
tym, kt1re pracUwafy.
PrzSszIe ~poSiedzenic kluhu KOSciu-
ski Odhcdzic sic W ni~lzielr. thlia 2go
ma ia. i Jest nadzieja. liz kaadv parafian
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-23

,JakO zarzadczyni kampanii ma Oar
WicManocny ola Polskiego Czerwonego
Krzyaa w~/Obrebie parafii Sw. WaciaNul,
Wicc-prezcska Lokanego KOm. Sekcyi
Ratmkowej No. s. PAM Marya Gro
blcwska skIada niniejSzcm pltblicAle
Sprawozlanie. KOlcEtOrGi Zebraiy:
PAM Marya GroblewSka. S13S.O0
PAM AnicIa Danisch. 104N0
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-23

J. Konopa. Figma ia nierzy I stop
wySokoSci ! prDedstawia ,WidZenie sw.
Franciscan. Aktu p~o6wiecenia dokona
Y. Pralat Stanislaw Nawrocki. ma
n:cSzporach. o gOdzinie 2:3O po pOfu-
driu a kazanie zastoSowane do OE6ti-
cznoSci wygfosi Y. Franciszek Tyrcha,
wikary z Janowa. Tercyarze 2 parafii
sw. WacIawa, zapraszaja Tercyarzy re
wszystkich parafii polskich ma uroczy-
sto4 poswiecenia figury. Tercyarze 2
tutejSzcj parafii racza sic zebrac dzi-
sia,j wieczorem o gOdZinie $50 wieczo-
rem do ko&ciO{a u brewiarZami Swo-
jemi IA praktyke Spiewu.
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W &rodc, dnia 2S-Go b. III, o god1inie
9tej rano w kOSciele S.. Piotra i Pa
VIA, stana ma kobiercu Slubnym PARMA
Xuzanna KoralewSka, kmynGa wycho
vapka no. MichaIa i Rozalii KOStcc-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-07
HAGERMAN

Mrs. IIspey Rudig has been crit
ically i'll for the past week but is
now improving.
Mrs. Daniels, a Roswell nurse, Is
in Hagerman this week on profess
sional work.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Evans and
family moved to their new home on
the Berrendos this week and the
McGregor family moved to their
farm north of town which was re-
Gently occupied by the Evans fam
lily.
Mrs. Charles n. Daugherty and
children left the first of the week
for Santa Anna, Tex, where they
will join Mr.. Daugherty who has
been there for several months.
Mrs, Camp and Miss Chloe
Camp motored to Roswell Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs viii Hart of Lake Arthur
was a Hagerman visitor Tuesday.
Miss Della Crissler and Mrs.
Boyce were Roswell visitors Tues
day.
Mrs. F. d. Mitchell, who has
been making an extended visit with
Ter daughter in California, will ar
rive home Friday.
The Cemetery association served
luncheon to the Alfalfa Growers
association at the annual meeting
Tuesday, 1t has been the custom of
the II. A, A. to hold banquet each
year at the annual meeting. The
ladies served the dinner in the do
mestiC science roof as the Chris
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STATE NORMAL
Silver Cit..)

At Tuesdays assembly Prof. Will
liam Parent of the manual training
department gave the second talk
on his war experiences This time
be told of the method of advancing
troops, ammunition, and supplies
to the front, of the work of the
machine guns, of the methods Of
giving signals, and of many pther
war activities Throughout the talk
Mr.. Parent gave the doughboy's
opinion, which often differed from
that formed by the American at
home. At some later daE3 ne will
talk on his army experiences after
the signing Of the armistice, Prof.
Lugibihl has promised to talk to
the student body next Tuesday.
The entire furnishings OF the Y.
w. C. A. rooms have just been
bought by the state normal for the
purpose Of furnishing the uarlor at
Ritch hall. the girls dOrmitOry. The
pieces 10 be placed in the parior
are a reading lamp, writing desk,
table, tea wagon and service, and
large wicker chairs New rugs
have already been placed on the
floor, and with the piano and new
additions il will be a most COM
Portable and homelike room. The
few pieces of furniture which will
be left after furnishing the parlor
will probably be used in the girls
rooms.
Shifting from one term to an
other without any but the week
end vacation is always period of
double labor for the faculty men,
bers. Reports for the term ending
last week are almost All in now,
however, and school activ,t es have
returned to about their usual
status
The remodeling of the old gym
into a boys dormitory is progress
ing rapidly. The new windows
have been put in. and the work of
lowering the roof has already be-
gun. Putting in of the partitions
will be the next step.
Jose Sena, of Santa Fe, member
of the state board of education,
spoke before special assembly
Thursday afternoon on the subject
Of Education in New Mexico. He
compared the educational oppor-
tunities of today with those Of his
own boyhood, and urged the stu
dents TO take full advantage of the
better opportunities of today in
preparing themselves for intelligent
American citizenship and for the
particular occupations they expect
to follow in life.
Mrs. Martin of Fort Bayard,
spent Wednesday evening, March
with her daughter. Sylba,
Mr. Davidson came to see his
daughter, Jean, wednesday, March
4th.
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them to do Derwillo contains nothing
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an expert who has had years Of expert
ence in manufacturing beauty products.
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ing every normal wgnan Graves few
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a few minutes each day to the care of
your skin and If you do you will soon
notice wonderful Improvement in your
appearance. Just try IT once and note
the difference. Its use win make you
look ten years younger.
NOTE-When asked about derwillo one
of our leading druggists said: ut is
truly wonderful heautifier, away ahead
OF anything we have ever sold. We are
authorized by the manufacturers to re-
fund the money to anyone who Is dissat-
lsfied, and we would not permit the use
of our name unless the product possessed
unusual merit, 1t Is sold in this city nm
der a money back guarantee by all de-
partment stores and druggists. including
the Briggs Drug Co, and Highland Phar-
macy.
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|tan church. About twenty mem
bers were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foss moved to the
cottage formerly occupied by the
H. w. Crozier family.
Wednesday weather was the reg.
u'ation March weather of the Pc
cos valley and the winds blew with
In ferocity unequalled since last
spring. Monday and Tuesday were
delightful warm days and the early
trees have leaved out. The apri-
cots bloomed before the last
f. eeze and it is thought that they
ARE badly injured,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Wyatt an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
! ebruary 20. The little miss
weighed seven pounds and has been
named, Mary Francis. Mrs. Wyatt
will he remembered BY Hagerman
friends as Miss frankie Parks.
Miss Chloe Camp, stenographer
lat the office of County Superin-
tendent Buckley at Clovis, is visiting
TIE home folks this week.
Miss Helen Stoner. the s. D. A.
teacher, spent the weekend visiting
p oswelI friends.
Miss Gladys Palmer, one of the
II. II. S. teachers, spent the week
end at home. She was accompanied
nv Miss Rose Michelet.
A. Woodruff of Artesia, was a
Hagerman visitor this week. Mr..
Woodruff was attending to his or
chard interests. A fire was ac-
cidentaly set and a number of his
trees We're damaged, how great the
damage is win not be known until
later
Mrs. A. Davenport. Mrs. w. Neu-
RAN, Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Lemon and
little daughter, Ida B., visited at
the Clarence Davenport home near
fabian last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lemon and daughter have return
ca TO Hagerman and Mrs. Devon
port will accompany Mrs. Newman
to home at Silverton, Tex, for an
extended visit.
Rev. Walker, the new pastor of
the Presbyterian church, came in
Sunday and preached Sunday even
ing to a large audience. Rev. Wal
ker is an able preacher and the
Hagerman congregation We're well
pleased.
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CLOVIS

MSs. Jack Lewis left last week
for visit at Pierce City, Mo,
Mrs. Ben Collins has returned
home from a visit with relatives at
Fulton. Ky.
w. T. Jackman and NJ. A. Barker
left the first of the week for a
business trip to Fort Worth, Tex.
Clarence George has returned
from a months visit to New Or
leans.
Rev. Ted P. Holifield and family
will leave next week for Canyon,
where Mr.. Holifield has accepted
the pastorate Of the Presbyterian
church.
Mr.. and Mrs c. S. Hart returned
last week from a trip to Texas and
points in the north.
Miss Minnie Rogers returned