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PONTA

Ponta, Texas. Mar. 11.--Sunday was
"a raw day and no services were held
at any of the churches Sunday
school at Plainview, in spite of the
cold weather, although the attendance
was small .lsruCtseilN ffoNbpieeibR
was small. Curtis Nelson, the five
month old babe of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pivers Nelson, died Saturday night
at 1000 D. m. and was laid to rest
in Plainview cemetary Sunday Feb.
29th. While in services Sunday, the
bell tolled to announc the sad news
of the death of Miss Jessie Kyle,
which occurred at her home at 1880
a. m. Sunday, Feb. 18th. Miss Jessie
Kyle was the daughter of Mrs Mollie
and Mr.. J. B. Kyle. and was born
June 9Th 1900; age 10 years. 3
months and 20 days. Funeral SER
vices were held at the family resi-
dence ON account of the illness of
the entire family. She sang several
sweet songs just before her depart
IRE from this world, and prayed
feryently amid the songs. The In
fiuenza has swept this entire section
in the last ten days and several are
on the sick list, among whom we
may mention, are Mrs. Mollie Massie,
Mrs. Rivers Nelson and two sons,
Earl and James NJ. Mr.. Nelson, Mrs.
Willie tCannon) Johnson. Mr.. Edgar
Fuller, Mrs, Alice Christopher
School closed at Iron Hill on the
9th ult.
On Monday Feb. 23rd the alarm
at noon was given that Aunt Mary
Wales, nether of Mr.. Lewis Wales,
was thought to be dieing and all
the relatives gathered at once and
finally restored her until medical aid
reached her, and up to this writing
she is alive. The funeral of Miss
Jessie Kyle, who died Sunday Feb.
goth, was largely attended. Miss
Jessie's illness was not very
lengthy one, she being sick less
than a week, and on account Of the
whole family being confined to their
Led her serious illness was not
known until shortly before she. died.
Her father proceeded her about
nineteen years ago, her mother being
In bed at the time of her death. The
family Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Bryant
are all in bed ut this writing. All
the sickness about seems to be In
fluenza, which caused tie death of
Miss Jessie Kyle and the babe of
Mr. and Mrs. Ripp Nelson. Mr.. Nell
sons whole family is in bed at this
writing. We extend to these bereav-
ed families our tenderest feelings
and pray that they may soon
strengthen from the shock which
they now suffer. and the lost of
these loved ones is but heavens
gain. The dipping season opened
here March LIST. Mr.. English has
resigned as general manager and
Mr.. Bedding is appointed to this po-
sition. He stated that he hoped to
free this county of the fever tick
during this year. Mr.. Arnett and
Miss Johnnie Mae Kyle Of Alto. at
tended the funeral of Miss Jessie
Kyle Monday, returning home Tues
day. Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Fuller, Mr..
and Mrs w. NJ. Fuller, Rev. and Mrs.
A B Miller, Prof. w. A. Fuller of
Annadarka. and Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Cleaver, all attended the funeral of
Miss Jessie Kyle Monday. The Sec
end Quarterly Conference of the
Palestine District convened with
Plain View G. M. E. Church Satlir-
day to do your bit in helping to
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Blossom, Texas. March 11.-sunday
school was well attended Sunday
on account OF cold weather. Rev.
J.. f. Hawk, Mrs. Lula Lockett, Mrs.
Mary Sutton, Mr.. David Crittenden
and Prof. e. w. Cobb have returned
from Paris where they, went to at
tend the Ministers and Deacons'
Institute All report good meet
ing Mr. Ernest Mosely of SMexia
cied Monday and was buried Tuesday.
He was a member of the Masoni ;
and they had charge Of his remains.
Rev. ]. Il. Hawk and Rev. NJ. l..
Lewis offlciated. Mr. Albert Thomas
and Mrs. Veina Johnson are new
readers of the Express.
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Some EeWnS In Texas
STEPHENyLLE

SteDhenyille. Texas, March 1.-THE
Burial Association met at @. NJ. e.
Church Sunday after noon, with Mrs
C. T. Graves in the chair. You are
expected at the cemetary every Fri
yda to do your bit in helping 70
keep IL in good condition. Mrs
"a. G. Ciyils was In Dallas last week
TO attend the bedside Of her sick
mother. Rev. A. G. Curtis Of Fort
Worth was in the city Friday on
business. Mn Tony Moore and Mrs.
Nellie Snow were united Ia holy
wedlock last week Nine. Arizona
johnson, Jamie Roe and Della Wal
lace were In Mineral Wells Sunday
to attend the funerel OF very dear
relative. Mr. Prince Roe spent Sum
day in Granbury with relatives.
Mines. Georgia Edwards and Beatrice
Moore are still confined to their beds.
Mr.. Jim Cleveland was Fort Worth
visitor Sunday and made a short talk
10 the women Sunday afternoon at
the G. NJ. Il. Church, and preached
at the st. John Baptist church Sun
day night. am still on cash basis
in handling the Express, and here
is my motto to "All", Cash on De-
livery. Your credit is good with me,
but don't want your credit; your
nickel Is what want and you get
the paper. Remember this much
caution does not harm. Rev. VIM
Titus preached for his people at the
G. NJ. +. church Sunday morning.
Budget No, 6: Growing" people
who climb do not spend any time
growing about luck they can't
afford to--they just roll up their
sleeves and dig in. Don't waste
time f. comparing your job or your
pay envelope with the other fellow,
and don't think you are entitled TO
promotion simply because the firm
has kept you on the pay roll for
ten years. Success is not a matter
of growing or years, but 1t is the
results Of doing something worth
while. Quit thinking the world is
against you, for II Is not. because II
Is too busy. The business world is
seeking men and not GROWERS. Now
ii is up To you 10 show the world
just what kind Of man you are. Why
not step away from the GROWERS
convention and look the world In
the face and say with clear con-
science, Il am not going TO be a
growler any longer. ITO be con-
tinued).
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PtLOT POINT,

Pilot Point, IFexas. Mar 11.-Sun-
day at County Line Baptist church.
Rev. Pryor preached good sermon.
The city school is filed to its ca
pacity. Another building with more
teachers to assist the present hard
worked ones would be gladly well
coined. Mrs Martha White and Mrs.
Myrtle Walton of Fort Worth are Wis
iting their mother, Mrs. Rose Hol-
stein. Miss Lois Halton of Sanger,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
home folks. Rev. Brown of Fort
Worth preached for Rev. Sanford
Sunday morning. Mrs. N. A. Whit
low is very sick at the home of her
mother. Miss Ruby Irwin visited in
Sanger Saturday and Sunday. See
e. w. D. Love, Jr., for the Express
or call at w. l.. Moores Cafe.
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CUNEY

Quincy, Texas, Mar. Sunday
school and b. Y. P. u. was well at
tended Hon. H. l. Price has re-
turned from a business trip to Dali
las. Mrs. Virginia Adams Of Dali
las is visiting in Quincy this week.
The Misses Allen of Crockett were
In Quincy last week. Prof. Hamilton
is In Corsicana this week on bus
mess, Mrs. Norris OF Nacogdoches is
visiting relatives and friends ira
Cuney Mrs, Ida Silman OF Jackson
vile was visiting in Quincy last
week Mrs. Joshua johnson is Wis
ting in Marshall and other points
tfis week. Miss AfcGloyer Of Bull
lard was in The city this week For
the Dallas Express, see J. F. Price,
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JACKSONVILLE

Jacksonville. Texas. Mar. 11.-Rev.
f. b. Johnson filled his regular APP
pointment Sunday at Sweet Union.
Mr.. Ellie Smith, one of Jacksonville's
Oldest and highly respected citizens
died March 9Th. Mr.. Jasper Harbour
spent a few days in Winona last
week The smallpox is still raging
In the city. Seven more new cases
have been reported Mrs. Marguerite
Harbour was called to Winona to
visit her sick sister, Mrs Pat John
son OF Wildhurst was the guest OF
Mrs. Fannie Arnwine Sunday.
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ABILENE

Abilene, Texas. March 11.--Mr.
Jack Young was shot and killed by
Mr. Leroy Collins. Both we're work
ing at the compress. The Women'a
Home Mission sermon was held
Sunday with good attendance. Mr..
Henry Miller Of San Antonio is Wis
iting his neice. The NJ e. Sunday
School was well attended. When you
want The Express find your way to
H d. Anderson's Barber Shop, 352
an street
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MALAKOFF

Malakoff, Texas, Mar 11.--Rey. A.
A. Brown is planning to carry out
a rally and Christian concert next
Saturday and Sunday. Owing to the
inclement weather the contest be-
tween the Malakoff and st. Paul
school was postponed. Messrs. S. w.
Hicks. c. Johnson, J. A. Hewitt.
ID. Stephens and e. Hicks attended
the Board at Elam and report good
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CALVERT

Calvert Texas, Mar. lion Sun
day evening. Sam THOMPSON, the son
the son of Mrs. NJ. e. Thompson, who
lost her da.sater one month ago
died IN the Garrett Grove Community
'ir. George Burleigh of Cameron,
was in the city Sunday. The res
idence of Mr.. j. Porter was burned
Sunday night. Almost total lost.
Mr.. Riley Green of Branchville died
Wednesday at p. m. A storm pass
ed over Calvert Wednesday; houses.
trees and telephone wires were dam
ages. Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Taylor
arrived home Wednesday. The re-
mains of Mr. Sid Pitman arrived here
from Honey Grove and was laid to
rest in the Calvert cemetary. Mr..
Clarence Jones went to Port Sull-
ivan on business. Mrs. Nellie Ham,
mond is very i'll at her home on
Pecan street Miss Ella Charles went
to Colbert Okla, for her daughter
who was i'll. They are both i'll at
their home in West Calvert. Miss
Fannie Dunlap came from Prairie
View to see her sick mother AMI
sister. She returned Sunday.
Baileyville-JOnes Prairie
Sunday was cold but we had SER
vices. Rev Lucas filed his place
day and night Mrs. NJ Dotson has
returned from Marlin. The Odd
Fellows are preparing for their an
nual sermon in May. Mr. ]. E. Will
liams left Sunday morning for Fort
Worth to spend few weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Blake. Mr.. Ed
Roberts Of Garrett Grove community
was in the city Sunday. Mrs. Dora
Niblet was in Saturday. Rev. Coop
er of Hearne, was in the city Sunday.
Rev. H. II. Poodle was out of the
city Saturday and Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Abe Sterling were in the city
Saturday. Rev Gates Daniel and
johnson were seen on the streets
Saturday. We are glad to report
Mr.. John Smith as being up.
Believe me dear, and don't leave
me here, but carry me to Prof. A. H.
Minis Barbershop where Mrs. B. L.
Brown and Miss Susie. the Hair
Specialists are found
Mrs. B. F. Brown, a graduate
Hair Culturist is now at Prof. A. II.
Minis Barber Shop where you can
get your hair treated and straight
ened In the latest way. She will
call at your home and treat your
hair. Miss Susie Salter will assist
Mrs B +. Brown So don't fail to
see these ladies when you have such
work.
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LADONIA

Ladonia, Texas, Mar. Sunday
school was well attended a Mt. Pts
gah Baptist church. Service was
well attended at the C. M. e. church
Rev. ]. A. Taylor preached an able
sermon from the subject, Christian
Love" Prof. r. L. Smith was called
to Waco. Rev. r. L. Ford was re-
Gently married to Mrs. Bessie Land
ress at the home of the bride. Mr..
George Miles of Commerce is in the
city visiting his mother. Please come
to pay cash for the Express.
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KEMP

Kemp Texas, Mar 11.--Services
were not SO well attended Sunday
on account Of the cold weather and
sickness. Quite number went to
Kaufman Monday to Court. Mrs. ].
Z. Franks of Dallas spent the week
with her sister. Mrs. Fletcher. the
reporter visited in Ennis Friday and
Saturday. Mrs. Rosa Hammond of
Terrell spent a few days with rel
atives. Mrs. Salena Earl and nephew
motored to Terrell Saturday. Have
your nickel ready for the Express
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rTAsCA

Itasca, Texas. Mar. 11.--Not with
standing the cold. Sunday school was
fairly well attended Glass c. car
carried off the banner. Promptly at
the usual hour the pastor preached
the morning sermon. At o'clock
the B. Y. P. U. held a splendid ses-
sion. The program was short and
spicy. Quite a deal of sickness in
the city, Prof j. w. Sanford was at
home Wednesday. Mr.. l. S. George
made flying trip to Greenville last
Saturday.
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'JACKsBORO

Jacksboro, Texas, Mar. 11.-No SER
vices at amy of the churches on ac-
count of the bad weather. Miss
Ida Mosely is home from Henrietta,
Texas, after closing her school.
Mr.. Frank Bailey has returned to
her home in Fort Worth. Mr.. Ida
Barnes has bought home on the
North side, Mr.. H.. J. Morrow is
here from Wichita Falls visiting old
friends. Rev. f. W. Scott was here
and preached one night
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Sunday was missionary day De-
spite OF cold weather services were
largely attended The pastor preach
Cd at II o'clock; subject. personal
Responsibilities A program was
rendered at p M. and at night
khe following appeared on program
Miss Page. Miss Oliver. teachers in
tho High School: Madams Dennis
Williams and Brothefton. All read
excellent papers touching Mis-
sion work Solo by Mrs. L. A. Davis,
and talks by Prof. Jackson and Mrs.
Mae Caesar Porter. Collection good.
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TEAGUE

league, Texas, Mar. 11.-Church
service at the First Baptist church
Sunday in South town. MIR. Freddie
Mann gave an entertainment last
Saturday night. Mr.. Even Jones and
family will leave Tuesday for Fort
Worth to make their future home.
Read the Express and keep your
brain.
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ROCKDALk

Rockdale, Texas, Mar. 1.-THE
weather is still disagreeable and cold,
The flu is still raging Rev. Lucas
was at his post Sunday. Brother
Elusher is here from Austin visiting
relatives. II you want the Dallas
Express see H. Sanders.
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FIrst md. Church.

Sunday Hchool lesson reviewed BY
pastor. Morning service Rev. w. M.
Harris delivered powerful sermon.
Pastor preached the missionary SER
mon at night very interesting.
Galeda intertainment by Mrs. Ida
SqurIy reported good Mr.. Isaac
McGriiI visited home folks and
friends today.
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FORNEY

Fprney. Texas. March. 11~-After
going over the top on the Fourth
Sunday with Mt Zion Cooporated
allied his pulpit Sunday and preach
"a q great sermon to the mission
sisters, A grand program was rem
derod Sunday night the meeting
was 4 success.
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GREAT SECRETS.

Roots, herbs, loadstones. magnetic
sand, magic secret books. black arts,
witchcraftinR. formulas for making
hair growers. complexion powders,
magic mirrors, magic gazing, crys-
tails, fortune telling cards. Write in
closing so cents for Herb Doctor
Book of Recipes.
r. WESTER 12-2O-4t
Box 131. Montgomery, Ala.
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The Missionary sisters rendered
Al excellent program Rev. r. e.
Jonos preached the sermon. Col
iection 1901 Miss Hortense Arm
str0Lg Is still very sick. The Mission
Society met with Mrs. w. II. Davies
last week All committees made ex-
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WEATHERFORD

Weatherford. Texas. Mar. 11.--A
great rally will be held on the 4th
Sunday at the c. M. T.. Church. Rev.
Hutchinson was at his post Sunday
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Mr.. Johnnie Stafford is very sick at
his home, Mrs. Jane Merrill and
daughter left for Mexico. You will
find the Express at Nolan's Cafe.
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Amarillo, TeXas.-The Scott Cafe
offers visitors and strangers the best !,
place to eat. Leading place inS
Amarillo, for first-class eatables and
courteous treatment 116 Harrison
street. Walter Scott, Prop. 2-21-St
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CLASSIFIED @ADS..

Wood q Edwards Stetson mats, ladies'
hats cleaned and reblocked. Wood
& Edwards Hat Factory. 421 South
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Delivery Made in Any part of the CITY
Phone Us Your Orders
eve Are Forcing the Meat Prices Down,
.'-'..s -'n'''' M 1906. Auto 1908
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Please have your money ready for
the reporter when the paper Is de-
Iivefed Don't complain about the
news item you give the reporter. /
am doing my best.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-01

portation. The creation OF addition
al North American steamship 81
To Brazil wouI increase the excel
lent impression that now exists
among The Brazilian people and COM
merce."
Ambassador do Alancar said he
hoped Ia Interest groups OF North
American financiers and industrial
concerns In the development of the
mineral resources OF Brazil Some
time ago. be- said. North American
synd.cates acquired vast areas OF
mineral lands. iron and manganess.
IN tho state Of Minas. Geraes. ne
pointed 10 this territory rs an op-
poriunily for initiative.
Petroleum. continued Ambassu-
dor, the existence of which In
lliaz!l has been confirmed ought. II
properly explored. 10 constitute a
great source oi national wealth. In
The same way The exploitation of
frazii's woods OF which there are
yasi. untouched forests. ought IN
offer .nestimable advantages To the
markets of the United states. cs-
p"cially MS We possess woods Of the
finest qualities including those
specially suitable for the mlrnfac-
turr Of puper We shall look for
ward within a short time. to attrac-
ing North American capital In the
rapcr industry. and the installation
OF factories In Brazil.
Another point which VIII have my
special attont'ca Is the question Of
coffee. BRAZIL vs. the geratest coffee
growing country In She world. pro-
dgcing so per cent OF the total pro-
duCiion of the entire world. For
our own good name We shall en-
dcavor to see that coffee from Costa
Rioa. Java or Martinique Is not sold
ass brazilian coffee"
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teachers can store into pupilI'
minds. Teaching HOW TO read is OF
less impl lance in the intelligence
81 q generation than the teaching OF
WHAT to read"
4 visit to the book room where APP
pruNimntoly 1900 volumes are ar
ranged and classified. will convince
any citizen OF this ~ that the de-
Waud for books TAR exceeds the sup
ply. Boys and girls are clAmOring
Tor books, and are sent away re-
Eoatodly without n book or perhaps
are issued one that Is 80 worn and
soiled that It is hardly readable.
There II a cry going up Tor better
conditions for the youths OF our city,
aud this one for free public library
must bo reckOned with soon or ANA
rilo will have lost It's hold upon this
generation Of boys.
Why delay, Will the next genera
ton Of boys aud girls be- more d.
serving than these? Il there not
enough money In Potter county tu
maintain free library? our Holy
scriptures say. The heavens declare
the glory of God and the armament
showcth his handiwork,' but just
what boy of ten years gHcrs>inds
Ly those words is little, where as
the frce public library had tho
fascinating Juvenile books on A.
tronomy. the readers would appre'
ciute the wonders Of Gods handl-
orb.
At least children's library might
De- built and equipped. that this gen
Grafton may receive wisdom Tor
wisdom is The principal thing
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NORTH AMERICAN CAPITAL WELCOMED
TO BRAzA, OPPORTUNITIES OFFERED

Nv Associated rross
RIO DE JANEIRO. Jan. 3l.-One
OF the aims of DR.. A. Cochran de-
Alancar. bra2il's new Ambassador Ia
Washington. will be 20 invite North
American capital Ia take a more ex-
tensive part In the d"yf iopment oC
frazils vast rest uTcos. lie I1ld
The Associated Press correspondent
Just before leaving there for hero
for the United States by the way Of
ENGLAND
North Americans ALREADY undcr-
stand that our country offers them
vast field f9r their activities. ilc-
cause OF the transport crisis. blth the
importation and expectation between
the two countries. whie considora-
BILE, do not attain tho proportions
they ought. Brazil dos not import
millions and millions Of dollars
worth OF goods that she might. due.
rs ! have said. 10 this lack 0f trans
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A FRYE Public Library

The opening up OF tree public
library j. most important event In
the history Of any town. A collie
training fs an excellent thing. hut
after all the better part OF ever,
mans education Is that which be-
gives himself. aud II Is for this that
good public library should furnish
the opportunity and the means.
An that Is primarily neodful IN
order 10 use library Is the abilii,
10 read. primarily. for there must
also be the inclination. aud after
that. some guidance In reading Of" -
-ames Russell Lowell.
The hest proof OF the value 81
public libraries lies In the hearty SUP
port given them by all the people.
when they are mg.aged on broad.
sens lie lines. Such Institutions con-
tribute to the fund Of wholesome re-
creation that swectens life. and to
the wider knowledge that broadeni
a.
Libraries give ambition. knovl
edge ana INSPIRATION 10 boys ana
girls from homes whore good books
do not abound. and wins them FROM
various forms of dissipation, Ttey
form central home where citizens
NJ a.. creeds and conditions find "a
common ground of useful endcayOr.
Even now many wise. learned
men are agreed that the lNr
books. rs mere things of sentiment.
and the reading OF good books. az
mere habit. are incomparably better
results OF schooling than any OF the
definite knowledge which the best Of
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Makes Zig Purchase

By .s-cs's,ed Pte-.
DALLAS. Jan. ~ william T..
Green, Dallas negro. was the firs.
OF his race In the Eleventh Federal
Reserve district Ia purchase al OF
the Registered Treasury Certificates
which the government will allow any
one person la buy ~ single year
Green. who for fifteen years was u
cook az -lurdette College. re-.
eeived the $1,000 by the will Of Mrs.
Carr. for his faithful services" II
the institution.
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y. 4. Thompson Dead

W Assoeiaish Puss
WICHITA FALLS. Jan. ais. A..
Thompson. former member Of the
Texas Legislature from the III saso
, district. died today. lie was =
ranchman and prominent in Masonic
circles. lie will he hurled al III
paso
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~ .ssorisiod Prps
I'll PASO. Jan. al Saloons IN
Juarez hereafter must close al II
y. M. Juarcz time. under orders is
sued by Mayor J. Trinidad Romero.
This Is approximately l0:l0 NJ Paso
time
Dance halls. according Ia the or
der. must close a. . q. m.
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CBy International ,.sw. ser,icsl

tBy International e.sw. s.r,iesl
CHICAGO. Jan. 3i.-Whon Miss
Effie stewart colored girl, nor
NAL school graduate. was sent To the
eighth grad" In the Allgcld school,
the class rebelled and went home
She was transferred. The pupils
had prepared 10 picket the school.