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MiSSAHce
Not For
Woman

Mnsto~se. n~ = Jake l.. lla.
luon = widow esll nsa sncceea him -
oAlaheufa nsenl.ef ~ lha flvtrbH
can national eemmIgss lt Nssa Alice
lsohnrtspn mansisv Il onaarres plcss
frsn the se.o,na dlagie. has ANY
sy,lse IN the FelHaslon
Tho leeaon = DEATH maat eumc
- sisoan 80 whom llfe Il ptlM uisew
Alisp Rsalseesxnn saia Hasa nwhg
'fhp RepuhlAcwa eunsca ~ oAln
hosna rannos afford II lnaalae ia Az
Impractical HnaslmaHAl Atsstuaa ~
wari nnn woman whrn ihas agilsode
v ffAashi wssh meh aanect 80 W..
men ta e~uerAi aae ds~lared
Victory ln spite os Him.
The Repnsslaeana SWEPT ohiahu.na
n she lass eleetAsn n sslle of Iase
llaman rAsher sl,su lseeaaae ~ hlm.
N Miss Ailees opinion
"a was Fr~g surpriAe 20 uso n
flnd thai Reassaleaaa ~ The stale
~ Oklahoma have hrea cailsxi a..oa
20 erect a monument q ,he leia ma
iional sommsf e~nan hy the efwtloa
~ NJ wife 10 the Vacancy canmsl ~
thr HorAla sraeras ~ hss aeA'A AMr
SAID
'FAr le IL fFun mn 10 MI M
araw4nw the mantle ~ charity over
dead leaf and yel oaf ilru auiy "A
10 ehe llsanN Thn laNa ~ uoi
and ssod'e lnes and nasufpN ,awA
aFe tsa, sln must - punished Hln
eqalnns our own todiee, emr ewn
aouls and aFulnss soeipsy Ia unefaL
The slns o. the Fathers
"fam n the puBishnepi nAtefe
sonds ~ maln as pra'cc' cur
lySlies. dlAFfaee j. thc anu,4,rent
ihe tear ~ which a. efa from
crimes Agaiusi she law puntA-
muni Is - inesoFahle as death. and
she terror n il = foand IA sao unfds
~ the dscalne. ~siaaNE ,he ln
equities of she fathers apn the
vhlhiron anto tae tAira ana taauh
generation
0ne remomhosine iha eruld hul
CONTINUED on paee Three
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES


TIE folioNiDe maiwiser licenses
have been issued by g'ourz e'isTk Mrs
Ns,si sipce yesterday Jack walsam
Mnne 20, and Flpssie A e. Bos ran.
- both * oklaaoma c'ty Besx 5
iss.i 90 and Mrs Ruay F4iaad -
both ~ Osahwns City. Clarence +.
Hsogeess. ~. and Eien G 1onsuu.
" erfh ~ MniAail AlpeFs NsNaaaas
2s and isaani Mae Keller. Nv. hosh III
Cuhrsr: asas Alfred Spr ~ and
Beuiah Pmtson. ~ hon a 1ashrse
Roim-s y Burgess. ss and BeTia Naa
3lone RI. l.otA q Okiahpma t'ssy. NJ
J Fsoiae-niar. rs coyln and Maris
Hnsfiesa. .. caihr;e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-09
w1stskey aAnngo auv
Hka LEGAL arArup

Kansas elly. Ma. pee . .lleaai's .
lhe fsel thai The AeIs ~ whishv =
ulrsa II has market valaa and tHAis
"a p rnnsiilatsa ruhhwFys according
la teelslpn hanaed duwn NJ fftA'n
Al Judge n E i'tfierlluld Ia thn 4 -
IT aamnei wafvea . negro who wes
eanylaiad Nv lary here early tas'sy
Nn ehnFMw III fsFss dexre# FWhhNfw
juaee ppTf4Fileld aansAuaed Warren
NJ flya years II emo atate penlipait
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-09
GOVERNOR COX OFFERS
HELP TO HARDING
w0ula Appoint Willis n 8
Senator TO Sncceed Presi
dent elect In Order To
Relieve Pressure

r.s-m4as s,Ase fs- 2-An as.es
y. a.,sns frs,es STATES senate
s-..s Is v-,ss asssus-~ one Il,
n...s ssra.ss.r .sao p.rssnr
49, se..a.. s~.~a.ss..4s~ e a. SARA.
Az. ii. s4et... i sss..sre. 5. !
,serv.m ~ "a President. = +;
ss..4s.r .e.sst 4, csre-e- ga~es 4
r,~ vn. ~e ,ha wneae.4xef.s r.a..
s-.s- -Asssa~. .s.ssss.a
e.sxe,~as- s~etsx tesaxrsxs * Freef
sn.. .s.... Aa.-6s@e rsnn4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-09
HERBERT HOOVER On
JOB FOR Gil iRiTi

Tuiss. Dec @-.The European r.
gles coanca. AFTER careful cousid1F
'etion az the entire situation 70
zurope. 81 os the unanimous opinion
shst chsld rellef must have priors j
6ref all other European relief uusAi
xas eae eaa IS provided 10 care tor SRI
ucnaate needs. according 10 teie.
gram received today from Heghes
Hoover ~ John X Ha6iey. president
cI me Okiahous orsanizafaon.
Mr. Hadley today VAS forwarcsH
plans 10 whlp into shape Al pnee a
STATE csrsrlzsfion to raise. pari
- ,he fund With Mr Hoover
xars Is necessary smrneaisfeIy
kes Cross chapter ehalrrsen SER
resses,ed 10 a feleeram xhseh NJ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-09
AuromoniLr sAlxamAn 10
SLAIN m ARkANsA8

Pins nlaft AFh isaa wslAAank
t'henwy, Az. an AUTOMOBILES maieamaas
lean hntna 80 auwa tuwn wewes Aissa
ana Fhlakly wnmnlwa earIY t0slsY Fi~
dld la tampaal wstheels hAviAa
made atafumasuf fsAtAF rhnaey'a
aalnmslhlle VIVA fuuna luekrf wltt an
sarr caF wilh whg1N h lsnl eulllsisAs
aeterng hlnha fspm wheee slsn 4YlnK
maA waa fanNA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-09
HUGE SUM IS ASKED
To RUN COUNTRY
Secretary Houston Says -Four
and One Half Billions Will
Be Necessary Next
Year

Washington. Dec. 3. The vast
sum u ss.esS 81 1896 is necessary
20 ran the government sor the mex:
fiscal wear from June 80, 1921 DO Jane
-. leez. according 70 tie annual es.
Inmates Submitted 10 congress at The
opening day by SECRETARY ot tle
Treasurer aouslon.
These fiamres taking tr ali de
isapmsnts represents an increase of
.sl5.2Tses. over what Was ac-
iaaliy Appropriated 70 ran tae SOY
eminent for the pgesem year end'ng
June So 1921.
The government officials esei-
mated the governments needs f3r
the present year viii reach the
enormous suEn of s.es4 .s5e7sses
The cntere ssionai prnnlns shears
hare ceain bs,en silpfwenod Tor the
estimates NOW suDnAts,d and Il -
considered certain tiri The figures
esll b. heavily cut
RepnAllcsn leaders arc 'Nislnx
ssha. APPROPRIATIONS be- nef- only
fo- the bare running expsnsc. u
the vara,us departments CT sof-
eminent bureaus ieasing 70 ne atw'
administrator freedom ol ar ID n
making recommendation FOR add
tionsi a1proDriatsons 10 carry on spf-
csflc works of che government
The heaviest demands Tor IL
creased appropriations come frmn
she military establishment The VA
sssF,arsneuf asks scss 375 se2ss /
asked last year. 1895 zsI .3os2 %. and
a4s eivea ~ congress 1895. zoo .s77. -
T-he navy department asks this yesl
ssss.5z2. .zs1fS. The appropriation
szss yer for the navy was ts2i 49,
iss
A agitation has been started Il
ready 10 consre@a for reduction .
! ths military establishment sosas 81
<psfassonn AZ least 20 ger ceBt unde
last years. appropriation
/ Secretaries Baker and Oar lels mus
UNDERGO seysre caiechising before 81
& house committee ff1is wintcr and insN
f.ght 70 secure anything ike The Aaa
apfrsrrizsions they are asking.
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TWO Mrn inIuaKn

Tulaa nee 2 W Il Long aud 4
y ill0klr tsa employees u lhe onsse
lhfpeda epmpany Injured YesfNFdAs
when an skpioalnn ~ sbs eoFnnfh
psant eight nillfs assIthsast If paN
husha ahaliered wtndows IN wyHHns
nhd Nelasgng and femludest fw
hauaka residents uf MILD essH'
uuake viii recover u Maa fepaftA
from iswhuskA today. Aft Iieyvi
teIper N ihe plant was killed
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NO PEACE FOR ENGLAND
SAYS MRS. maesWinEs Y

N'aszsngton. Dec. s--'fhe Irish re-
ps'sse sas resolved that Ensisnd
shsil have 10 peace: tha. the world
xfil hare % Dtaee uusl our republic
: nssoxusxed.~ sirs. MHrel Macss ir :
-. sld1r ~ the isfe Iorj-uayor of
Corr. declared todsy before the cosF,
nfssion q the eommistee of one
fzzpdred insessiszting conditions in
lreizn1-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-09
LIFE TERN FOR BOY
WHO KILLED RAfLMAM

Wheeling. W. Va. pcc. e.~--Lifs ins.
prlsonrent ~as the sentence passes
ueon sfsseen.yesroic sanusi nlsvsns.
formerly ef Lltsie Rock. Arkansas i.
eeort here yesterday, arer the lad
lad p.esdsa guilty 70 a charge a.
murder ysune elevars ~as accused
q having Killed C. r. crandsssH =
Falslnore & Ohio railroad ear a..
seeescr. ~ shack near shls city.
Oct 10 lsss.
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sns~AAsm ~ Kum pld soa eyoF
hAal. ~ she ina~l and fAnA thp nAnAu
N'rGeaes asAnf~d ghereonf
And GA il nscan ansahirs u seus
wsae = Nfieleys you maay am
Well he's rvsd old scout and
furthermore he eA his START Ia ok
laAoma and ia lte eafly das. lcnso
statehood h. nade bis headquarters
IA ousfeie
wrleies, sa Sea was inc Oklahoma
representative oi tho American 80
s,aoco eosagmns saa his xnAai ho',by
was selling sases, shlpmee'A" ani he
did fAsseoua business
reos.Ap oaalsl hlsn areener We
Was alwavx s4ta6 assoas 'he sln@
~steD hs Nawla M q mllilnnaife aha
euaasd alwMs4 aamarA Nm aadlenca
saAay MA wsllnT Al lfsen ID uhnt
was snarnes ~ ihoer aaya wF~alvyw
.srpAsna hus ihas weto rroa ar0Asns
and were vnrh white Nutn4na a..
and s~sas n ~ hes vere ssrams shat
oasnr srae ons 81 his BEST auditors
was Van Naat wcn knawn Guhrie
eitss~n "A TIRE present dsY Van Al
ways had faizA 81 Mrlxley ami Was
~ eofaAsteni la aiA saish thai he ad
saAaed iae first money used hy
Nrssglex 10 nef'e-iing bis wonderful
sum s'sans
The wsieht enm in those aaya.
fsnw. ser. was neihinr 20 consmye so
M MfwleY gnm ~ the crescent day.
l1nf u pns . gum cav Superior 10 any
vsim of tie dns AZ than Aud MFlr
Aey was the fllsi of tho eaim nra tn
afief prsaMiuM wssh shr saye ~ mm
Il wap crude ui q war shv hegin
nsue 81 iaN sas''uiu Tain'' Wriwley
hna psish . eea'hina'inn fsep is'dsls'f
afd easy shA'r he offered these ar
i**ni'i'n q thF dealer "No SOLD me
FfeaAsst pasfst's ~ Wrwley .eum ~
year lee l''An ~as not = fi'c"ss
in is hNr'sia'l and = fe~i'led - ih"
rfaeh 81 fHe firHt N1e'cy sum Nen-
tsire, Sur he' wiihStanainx me dlsaH-
'ssnns fesaF - ina ffrf ventures
"t'e''s -" 'e '""" ~" P''T''''#'''
llss n*N move wsn finanr"d pf hiA
nnele, who had some money and q
sf"ss dssal y iaish n h's nephew. Y
reasllrsN' hong wears 70 nuhd np 'h'
l,is'neeN bst ~hen y finally secured
! firm f's's ne IN shF financial sli'unE I
holds of fh~ country 4 bioA~omed
HE she trndi '"nal gFeen naY tree
aFdl money ny the millions oeFan %
aft INTO the Golfers 81 me NrfHsey
company
To-day Nrfgiey. who WAS known az
the man who could wlrxle bis ears
and drew me f#0uioua salary ~ w
~'~eh and expent"e as the OKLA
hofaa representative ~ ire american
T1a'aefp Npinpahy' ~ 1884 " onf
of the richest m"n - America
lie was . cpse personal friend %
Fred Hitrel and neFer misses
Christina q writing % him.
A rrcem letter received hy Hire
FINN wrlgiey aaid r Was ihinkina
today of sAe Odd days IA Oalahnmg
wesen We az starved s"Re'h"r ~
yai kfaH that my firs' sade ~ ~
hacto 9es sold 70 Hlrzel Brothers
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rulnharnh EN FNse A. fhree ~
the larsr~f steel gslsna ID rsttslsafKis
and ~ raylfons have shut down ensa
pietesy dmins ths pael wune The
piaps VAN open agaln January l. blsf
thr Ola seals ~ waNkm wsls be- nsa -
spr etnf. II il amn0ancesi.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-09
"BLadkHs>D LETTERS"
To REFORM MINISTER

East Orange. y. j.. Dec, ? s~-.ileY
Harry ". Bowiby. reerHaEy ~ the
Iorf's Day Alliance. which II con-
iustine camulgn here fof siritter
Observance of she Sabbath. today
felazraphed tho police from scranton
Pa. thas he had received hiackha'ld
letters Threatening sfoism6e 20 his
home here. and requested 'be local
police 10 gaard II IN his atsonce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-09

Asx n, psu asrns United rsss
snw srs ~ Amrvlaa ~gll ~seas*
tnas W ~hvu tnsY eems - ~
tanA n asm president N sNs erva
nisa 4 sAla geusY, ~nsr lnfurmss
efu fseAs, taaay w Ns~ xaalsaa
ard Ns~ yefk eestan saa wssss~
rasevsse,ar~rs ~ uesssu - ssnsFa'
~e1~ feawtlea ~ ~ ga per s@ws la
asllls emple ylna seau, 400 ooo psfsses
NJ Colder said "a fssmal raslfl
e&slea - setsem 20 ssdaes wsass -
fuees sas mad hssn eseesvsa, ena tNst
s~sit sueh festuesies hsa asss an
slslly snnaunees. sne unlssa rs*slss
Workers weuia havr nothing - ssy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-09

G. paso. Dee a.-~cisrs Barton
snlsN. wanted 10 Arsuore. oklshema,
in eenneetlen wltA thc shooting ~
gake L. Nawor mlilsonaire en oper
stsr. is n ei paso, aexorslna "a
sAerr Seth orndorsf
AZ 70 sc c'elocs Tuesday nlahs
sne sntrea the horne q her parents
stfa Fast San Ansor'o street. accord
nc 20 tire sherlff ~ thas si'me she
shs xherlff rad nc warrant far hsr
arrest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-09

ElsRrpli llee s sIoea slssn sliaA'at
bulunaallle wogAmra hmvn b#wu fes
'aMAmA Nv lhw teH rla asssesnsshAla fAss
snyiee hrFw wlWrm AWswmher 1 fna
AFA ptANt IA epeYwsmm with IA asMs
fewaf ni4H shan h~FwAfefe va eif
han tv4n naaae ~ wamaa nv tsanl-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-09
GAS rlvr reAs,ro
rs ON TO-DAY

Okisslona city. Dc. e-Iiearing of
the ags7iicasion ~ the Oklahoma Gas
Electric conEnny for increased gas
and slee1rse light rates. beyan before
f'ae vsate corporation commission HIRE
shortly before noon to-day Il was *
peosed the hcarinr would occugy the
I&ryer part Of two days.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-09
Millions
Turned
TOROads


wssAsrssse, oee- s.--1Aeen< tas
r~a.sf sersx,ssssn resasstsa - sext
ress irtxresks as lrssrs<sie&ole ~ tnts
sessson 81 eene~x<. sseueliesn ras~a.
ners ~ tne sewsse fseanee eesNrstsee
ceesee0 te9As a. a. swservmsl cenfs
remce
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-09

Sc gcxspA, M. nsS. Sire
saws ~ Fsaexst MlsseuFi twelve
nsases seuth<ass ~ Nxr~. Vas res
eea carry scoss - an aneeseFwsse =
"a Rmseurt ef llnersy eenas aHd
~af savings sssrnss TNs hsnesss
ESCAPED IL reStcf saN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-09

II raeo-J Is. SMITH brother a
Clara Smith. derliea Hers shat his
father rAoentiy bad been N Fot
Worth end introduced an elderly man
a. mis- father. saying he had been TOO
ill 10 t~Tei.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-09
CHRISTMAS FUNDS FOR
LARGE NUMBER PATRONS
Oklahoma State Bank closeS It's
Seventh Successful Year of
Popular Movement. Checks
Are Being Prepared

MANY nsnn wnan,en ana cAAlarswA x
GasAr4e win - r~.spssn.x ..t eAs~sss
q .axons auaounts g4~nns $faao a.
$50 ~ ard Interest Il I sef txsas IN
xyment ~ she&r sshslxsnnas Sev4nxs
aesoSsis mr. the snst yrAr Ia the ~
lAAoua state nanS
vhss ara Is }as, flasshsnss sAe mv-
emth yaaw a she eary,o~esas Y,sn *
s'helAnas Sas4mxs mnsch has Nun -
mneA s4var ia this emnzrs she n@ss
gew wears The plan N pers simple
onp nesssf smaM annans eacA
pe~A eAsss lass t.ssare gArAssnsas aes
II aG naek M onc uhRnk sagetAer wash
lnte~s~ Mmmy pa.rcns sAee snore shla
way sAan shmy psMn Al Aseua II
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Wage
Scale Is
Knitted

wnesvllle. Tear. uee ~fhe
rsnrsssss cspeeg ssmesrv sHa .alsA
se,s~ A.Hrhuy ceeasf sra lgan se@
psnY D ~sVlAo afae eppes astnina
eessss a caapef tsllh tsasY -
neevss auetleHa IN ~saes ~ 70
see ae
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Continued IN pare Three
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-01-24

today she would sleep beneath
a wilderness of flowers. Life is
that narrow vale that lies be-
tween the barren peaks of two
eternities. We strive to look be-
vond its heights, we cry aloud
and from the yoiceless lips of
the unreplying dead there comes
no word. but in the dark night
of death hope sees a star and
listening love can hear the rus
tie of wing.
She was brave and tender
in every storm of life as oak
and rock, but in sunshine, she
was love and flower
speech cannot contain our
love for there was no gentler
and stronger woman
Be it Resolved, that a copy
of these Resolutions be sent to
the bereaved family and a copy
to the Dallas Express
Respectfully submitted by the
Harmony Sanctuary No. 200 of
the Ancient Order of Pilgrims.
WALTER F. COTTON,
Mexia, Texas.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-01-24

Christian and a earnest worker in
the African Methodist Episcopal Sum
day school
We the members of the said A. NJ.
IL. sunday School extend to the be-
reaVed tamily our heartfelt sympathy
ana direct them to the Father of ali
nercies who guides us through this
worid OF sorrow, and who is a balm,
OF Gllead to the grief stricken soul.
There is one thing that we are as
sure or and that is she lived such
beautiful Christian life and when
we snail BE- called from labor to re-
ward Mrs. Price will be on the other
SIDE OF Jordan reckoning and well
coming us into the eternal lows.
where pains and sorrows are no
more.
Sleep on Mrs. Price, sleep on.
The pains of death are past
Labor aud sorrow cease
ana mes long warefare
Closed at last.
Her soul is found in peace, SOL
der of Christ well done.
Praise be to new employ
And while eternal ages run,
Rest in the saviour's 10y
BE II resolved that a copy of this
resolution be sent t. the bereavei
family and copy be sent to the
Dallas Express for publication.
49, Sympathctically,
African Methodist Episcopal Sun
day school.
H. II, Mcdonald, Supt.
W. J.. WASHINGTON. Secy.
REV w. a. YOUNGER, Pastor
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MEXIA.

Mexia, Texas. Jan, 22.-Mr H. NJ
McBay and Prof. r. K. Price return
ed Wednesday from Providence, KY
where they had gone to carry the
remains of Mrs. Lucy Simpson Price
The following teachers are now at
work in the city Prof T. X. Price.
principal Prof. w. T. Cotton. vice.
principals Mrs N l.. Coleman, pr-
mary; Mrs. p. A. Greene. Mrs. c. "
Kelley and Mrs. N o. Pigford, inter-
mediate; Mrs. Willie Holland Smith
has been erected at Doyle.
Prof. Jenkins has the Lonzovlle
School.
Rev. H. F. Embro of lakewood fill
ed his appointment at New Home Sun
day.
Prof w. b. David of Freestone has
bought a $4,000 brick building and
will soon move to town and open
first class business.
Rev. N Y. Yeldell filled his ap-
polntment OF WORKMAN, Sunday night.
Miss Theresa Robinson was in from
her school Saturday.
Mr.. Piersop of Dallas, came down
Saturday night to spend Sunday with
rhe Madam Mrs. Ezra Carroll of Cor
sicana visited Mrs. Jennie Washington
Sunday.
Mr.. John Edward, the head engi-
neCr of the Light plant is on the
sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Gordon Of Wharf
ton are living with Prof. Price.
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CLEBURNE

Cleburne. Texas. Jan. 22.-Mrs.
Martha Gee who underwent an oper-
alton Monday died on the operation
the Baptist church. Rev. Joseph
A. Brown oficiated, Minnie Younger
who has been here visiting relatives
has returned to Wichita Falls. Mr..
Mr.. Edgar Client of Dallas was called
% the bedside of his wife Mrs. Daisy
Client who is very low. Mrs. Alice
Tyler died Tuesday night at Oak Hill
at the a. NJ e. church. Miss Pearl
Carter of Dallas is in the city Wis
ting relatives. Miss Hattie Hunt of
San Antonio is at the bedside of her
mother. Mrs. c. ID. Hunt, who is
very ILL., Miss Johnnie Mae Powels
has returned home after two weeks
visit at Corsicana. Mrs. Alice Bell
Of Clay is at the bedside of her sis
ter. Mrs. c. ID. Hunt Mrs. Armstrong
and daughter and cousin of Fort
Worth attended the funeral of Mrs
Martha Gee. Mrs. l.. Small who has
been very sick is improving. The
Missionary sisters of the Shilah Bap-
fist church and Y. w. A. present.
ed their pastor Rev. II. II. Palmer.
Wiley attended the funeral Of
her step-mother at Fort Worth
last week. Mrs. r. Il. Kelly OF
Clay is at the bedside of her sis
ter-in-law. Miss Blanche Davis
has been elected as assistant or
ganist for the Baptist church. The
reporter will be pleased II the
Express readers win leave their
news in their door, as he cannot
make but one round. BY all means
have your nickel ready on send
it in Monday by ~ o'clock
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STEPHENVILLE.

Stephenville, Texas, Jan. "a
Rev. L. Winston preached for
his people Sunday at the St.
John Baptist church Mrs. G. w.
Wright was carried to Fort
Worth last week to undergo
an operation, she was accompan-
led by her husband, Mr.. Wright
and daughter, Mrs. Gaines. Mrs.
c. e. Graves and Rev. Mrs. I'll
tus were called to Albany, Sun
day to pay the last respect of
a dear friend to both Mrs.
c. E. Graves and Mrs. Titus. Mr..
Lloyd Cathey and Mrs. Nellie
Snow made flying trip to
Gainesville, Saturday. Mr. Alex
Smith was in Fort Worth last
week on business. Rev. VIM. I'll
tus preached for his people Sun
day at the G. M. e. Church.
Sunday being a beautiful day,
Rev. Titus had a large crowd.
Reporter Jesse j. Douglass will
contribute every Saturday timely
talks in The Dallas Express,
which will appear in the Steph-
enville news: These talks will
be called Budgets. Budget No.
/ will appear in next weeks
issue. Do not miss single one,
or you will miss treat. To my
readers of the Express, and read
ers elsewhere why not make the
Express one of your most well
coined visitors
$50 do you bit and quit blow
ing a
And read the Express she's
growing.
For it is the best paper in the
land.
So do your bit and lend a
helping hand"
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kELTYS

Keltys, Texas, Jan. 22.-Sunday
school was well attended: all officers
present, lesson discussed pro and con
Beautiful lecture by the superintend-
ent. Mrs. Lena Hunt of Brondale is
visiting her sister Mrs. Adline Nc
Adams. Mrs. Maud Wiley of Eos
terra who has been at the bedside
of her sister has returned home
Mrs. Mary Forest of Fostoria has
returned home after visiting her sis
ter. Little Miss Robinell Brown is
visiting her grand parents for a
month in Houston; Deputy N. A
Garrett set up X of p lodge in
keltys Saturday night with IL mem
son lodge No. 109 were present and
took a part in the imitation, after
which a feast was spread and all en-
joyed themselves. Mrs Anna Hend-
erson of Wildhurst spent the week
end with her brother. Mr.. Levi
Richardson, Jesse Tanner and Mrs.
Brondale on the account of the lat
ter's brother Sick listed: Mrs. Flor
ence Wallace, Emma Green, Laura
Williams. Mrs. Jessie Paxter and
Mr.. Equilla Bolton are visiting in
Grayburg. For the Dallas Express
call at Bill Williams residence. All
advertisements or resolutions that
you wish to put in the Dallas Ex-
press consult the agent about the
rates. who will be pleased to give
us read more of our Coiored liter
ature and keep posted on what our
Colored people are doing. Mrs. Viola
Charlton has returned home after
spending a week with relatives in
Nacogdoches.
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RUsK

Rusk, Texas, Jan. 22.-Miss Bessie
McCrinon has returned from Beau
mont Texas. Mr. Tom Overstreet
departed this life Sunday evening,
six children to mourn their loss. He
came here from Houston County
three years ago, Joined the c. M. E..
church and was a faithful member
until death. DR.. baltimore who
who finished his course in Washington
d. c., is making good in Rusk, at
Jacksonville and other places. The
Reporter of the Dallas Express was
asked to stop and take dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner Dickinson; be-
reaching there finding Mr.. Pierce
Bradley and family. Mr.. r. Cook
| and family, Mr.. A. Hall and family
and Mr., II. Cook and family. On the
center of the table a big turkey,
salad, cranberies and celery, for
Corentha Jefferson who is attending
the public school here left Saturday
to be present at the marriage of the
cousin of Miss Serena Hooper to Mr..
John Kennedy. Mrs Annie Mosely
of Pine Grove died Wednesday, She
was the sister of Mr.. Elk Polk of
Rusk. quite a number of young peo-
pie were III Rusk Saturday night to
a big banquet given at the Colored
hotel by Mr.. John Mosely. Music
Rev. A. d. Smith left Monday for
Birmingham, Ala, to be gone two
weeks. Mr. Jacob baltimore. who
has been on the sick list is improv-
ing Mrs. Allen Cook, Mrs. Florence
Moore. Miss Gertie Dunlap and Mr.
Mr.. Pat Egbert and his daughter
Mrs. Bette Gray motored to Alto
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urday at Pinkstons Barber shop.