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mo instante abrirse la puerta
de su cuarto. que 81 jcven habia de,
iado entreabierta, entrando Nan
La linda camarara. contrariamen-
te a cuanto pudierl creerse, no pro-
rrumpi6 en- gritos de terror, sino
que, dando un salt, de cabra es2an-
tada hacia Hogier, lie arranco 81 es-
pada de las mano
-iHoIa! dijo sonriendose, no obs
tante So emoci6n; por 10 visto, lego
oportunameute, cahallero.
-iDejadme morir. reptile el jo-
ven, en- cuyo semblante Sc LEILA que
su desesperacion habia llegado al
colmo.
-iOh, no, por cierto! dijo Nancy,
al contrario, vengo a ~buscaros, caba-
Hero.
IA buscarme?
ST. ahora que el m~ayordomo Sc
ha retirado Y que TODD el piso prin-
cipal del p~alacic nos pertenece....
-;Y a d6nde RE queries coadu-
cir?
A Ia camara do madame Marga,
rita.
Hogier sinti6 agolparse en- 81 CO.
raz6n todn 81 SanTe.
-iAh! murmur6; sin embargo, 70
hahia jurado no volverla q ver....-
Y sigui6 q Ia linda camarera que le
conduio a Ia extrenlidad del CORE,
dor Y IL hizo penetrar de nuevo Ell
el aposezto de madame Margarita, Il
cual, siguiendo ell ~consejo del mayor,
domo, habia tomato possession de Ii
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o liz Fahrenheit, ell tanto que la
maxima de Marie es 10 grades cen
tigrados, o 40 Fahrenheit.
IEivimos en- ell interior de la TERRA?
Una de las mas extranas teorlas que
Sc han emitido en- los ultinos amos, es
Ia de que la TERRA es una espec!e de
globo hueco, y que nosotros vlvlmos
en- Ell interior de dieho globo. FL sol,
Ia luna, las e~strellas y otros planetaS
flotan conforme a tai teoria, en- eI
espacio interior de tai esfera.
mundo fisico es una bala de canon
compuesta de siete capas metallcas,
cinco mincrales y cinco metalicas, con
una s~uperficie interior habitable, en-
la cual hay TERRA y aqua. Esta SD
perficie interior eS concava.
!, Los Siete yacimientos metailcoS son
los siete metales MOBILES, siendo los
yacimientos de orc los Que constltu-
yen Ia corteza mas exterior del glo-
DO. Esta' cubierta tiene varias mlllas
de espesor, V mas ALA de ella 500
existe el vacfo.
Tai teoria ha sido eXpuesta Dol
Cyrus R. iced Y fOrma Ia base d. 10
que Sc llama la "Cosmogonia cellular
Los diverSos hechos ASTRONOMERS y
los fenomenos fisicos que ~presencia-
mos iiariamente-tales como la ocul,
tacion gradual de un buque que Sc
alicia de la playa-se eXplican curiO-
Samente por la nueva teorla. La Tie
ira, segun tai doctrina, tiene cerca de
$4,000 mi!las dc circunferencia, pc
70 en- vez de enconbarse hacia aden-
tro Y en- vez de ser ConveXa eS CON
caYa-
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I'd. puede decir que las
personals que tienen a
bundancia de Hero en-
SUI sangre estan en- plena
salud, fuertes y vlgorosas
I'm medico de esta Ciudad dice que ell
Hero Nuxado, aumenta, en- solo
dos semanas, las energias, fuer-
"a y ritalidad de las personals
debiles, neryiosas y decaidas

Una sola mirada basta para daclr
cuales personas tienen a~bundancla de
hero en- su sangre. Son las ener-
gicas y decididas. Las demas estan
debiles, nerviosas y decaidas. Pasan
noches enteras p%ensando en- supues-
tos males, Sc habituan a tomar mar
c6ticos y otras drogas Y hacen es-
fuerZos por aGquirir energias con ca
fe muy cargado Y otros estimulan-
ties, los que, en- vez de aliviarlos, los
ponen en- peocns condolences. La YER
dadera enfermedad no eS mas que la
falta de hero en- su sangre. Sin el
hero, la sangre nc tiene la fuerZa
indispensable para convertir los ali
mentos en- materias vitalicias, Y per
10 tanto, cualquier cosa que Sc coma,
no producira ningun benefico resulta-
90, pues no la a%provechara ell orga-
nismo. Cuando Sc tiene abundancia
de hero, este enriquece la sangre y
da fuerza al sistema para r~esistir los
ataques de las Intermediates. Miles
de personals que padecian c~onstante-
.nente, Sc hallan ahora en- perfectas
condolences de salud, fuertes Y vigo-
rosaS, simplemente por haber tornado
hero en- la forma adecuada, logran-
do este despues de haber pasado me-
ses enteros en- estado d%eplorabie Y
g~astando mucho dinero en- medicos y
medicinas.
ST I'd. no Sc siente bueno Y sano,
por SUI propio bien deberia sujetarse
a la siguiente prueba: Observe dete-
nidamente cuanto puede TRAFALGAR o
bien caminar sin sentirse fatigado;
tome dos pastillas de c.nco granos
de Hero NuXado, tres veces a! dia,
despues de las comidas, durante dos
semanas, pasado este lapse de tempo
vuelva a hacer la prueba de ST. re-
sistencia y sc convencera de cuarto
ha ganado. No hay NADIA mejor que el
hero organize para dar a I'd. fuerza,
energia Y vitalidad, hacienda que sus
mejillas aparezcan sonroSadas. Pero
es ell caso de que I'd. debe tomar HE
rro en- una forma facilmente asimi-
liable al ORGANISING, como el Hero
Nuxado, pues de 0tra manera reclbl-
"a mayor dano que beneficio.
Nota de los Fabricantes FL Hero Nuxa-
do. que arriba recomienda I'm conocido me-
dico, es uno de los ultimos compuestos de
hero organize. Diferentemente de las an
tiguas preparedness de hero inorganico.
esta no dana nj ennegrcce IA dentadura nj
trastorna las funciones estomacales. Los IA
bricantse garantizan los rcsultados mas sa-
tisfactorios I TODD comprador. O de 10 con-
trario devolveran el importe de n medicina.
Esta 4 la venta en- todas las buenas drogue-
rias. tAdv-)
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.Es cleric. pero....

Una sonrisa enigmatica asom6 en-
los labios re Ia astuta camarera.
-iAy, Dies santo! dijo: creo de.
cididamente que ell recuerdo del Sc
nor de Coarasse Sc ha Dorado COM
pletameEte en- el espiritu y ell corazon
de madame Margarita.-Y dando
otro suspiro, dijo a Raoul:-jSi qui-
sieras il a acostarte, chiquito?
-Es 10 que voy a hacer; w vos?
--Eo ne visto una cosa que ha ex-
citado Mi curiosidad, he clfateado un
misterio, Y 10 quiero aclarar; espera-
me aqui IN rato....-Y Sc escabullo
antes que Raoul, atomic, tuviera
tempo para haccr Duevas prcgUncas
"A donde iba IL linda camarera
de madame Margarita? Nancy era
siempre la joven de Imagination des-
pierta, que no d-escaHsaDa nunca, Y
que gustaba de inquirir la causa dc
toda cosa. Habia dido pronunciar Ell
nombre de NJ. de Nancy, ell gentil-
honbre favorito de Ia reina maire,
Y habia inferido de clio que no Sc
encontreha en- Anglers con Ell solo OBJ
Jet de ~respirar los aires del 0este.
Pues bien. en- ell Louvre, Quizas a
causa de la similitud de sus nombres,
la camarera Nancy V el jovn gentil-
hombre N. de Nancy salian decirse
mil amabilidades. Cuando madame
Margarita enviaba 4 II con
algun recado para Ia reina madre,
Nancy encontraba, per 10 regular, en-
Ia antecamara i n. de Nancy, cue
yenia hacia ella Y hasta Sc ruboriza-
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caro- de un pale. fue a sentarse, de-
lante de Ia mesa y Sc puso a exami-
mar sucesivanente el libro Y ell pa
pei. Este era NADIA menos que una
carta alberta con el lena siguierte:
4 monseHor Ell di6Yue de Aleilz6n.
Nancy Sc estremecio.
Que es estol dijo entire 81. IA
caso me habre metido en- la camara
de Su Alteza ell duque?-Y dirigio Ell
torno snyo una mirada recelosa y Sc
cercicro de Que estaba realmente So
Ia. :VamoS 4 yer. penso: para que
esta carta Sc encuentre sobre esta me
sa, precise es que ell principe maya es-
tado acui hace POGO; y sin embar-
90, nos han dicho al llegar que esta-
ba aUsente: cou6 significa TODD este?
La astuta fue de Parecer
que e. meier medic para sondear es-
te misterio era leer Ia c2rta que te-
MIA a la vista. Por ESQ 10 que hlzo
fue desp!egarla sin aEdarse ell roieos
Y aproximandola a la luz, lego:
mi muy amado hijo: NJ. de Man.
cey os llevara de viva vcz clertos por-
memories que no pueden conf:arse al
pcrgamino. Os basta saber que TODD
esta pronto para ell v~einticuatro del
presente mes. Vuestra madre.
Catalina"
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VAR S

asistente, E. 3. Barrel Y J. George
Fright, superintendent de Ia naclon
OSege.
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L. F.. V.-Nogales. Ariz-Las paiabras
"bolshevik!" y soviet" tien-n dos signifi-
Caciones: una ;e6rica y una real. La tGorica
es Ia siguiente: ''bolsheviki". miembro de IN
partido politico de Rusia que mediante una
revo!uci6n. echo abaio "a tirania de los Ca
res y substituy6 su gobierno por uno esen-
cislmente denocratico inteC-ado por los cam.
pesinos y los obreros que son las classes que
predominant: soviet" iunta de los deicgados
de los cs-np=a!ncs y de los obreros que ejer-
cen las fuhc:ones gubernamentale5 en- las d.
ferentes poblscionse rusas. La real IS inuy
otro: 'bolsheyiki". miembro del partido Que
eicrce a~ctualmente el poder en- Russia J CUE
subs:ituy6 10 tirania consciente de los Czares
por IN inconsci-nte y mil vec+s mas odiosa
del rroletariado. teniendo por unicos ideales
IL destruction de TODD e. orden establecido,
"a matanza. e. robo, las venganzas, las per-
secucicnes de los "burGueses." es decir de
TODD aquel que tiene nlgo de Gle pueda ser
despoiado, y e. desordcn en- rudas sus for
mas con los fines mas i~nnosles: "soviet."
iunta de los ''bolshevikis' mas 'eminentes'
dc cada poblac!6n que pons en- prattica
TODD 10 anteriormente enumerado y que persi-
que atrozmente. los primeros, a los campo
sinos y obreros que no comulgan con esas
ideas. -s decir Il 10 genie hourada. a los
que dice representa-.
La palabra "bolsheviki' y Ia palabra so
Wet" debido a estrucndoso dcssstre de que
Is vfctima Russia. han pasada a todos los
idioaas de los pueblos civilizados como sin6-
nimas, II primera de individIo que predi-
ca teor!as Discoveries para el orden social
establecido con los mismos de7ravados fines
de estab!ecer Is dictadura del pro!etariado
en- nombre del socialismo lleyado { extremes
peliErosisimos Ia segunda, de r~onjunto de
que. inspirsdos en- esas ideas. ejerccn
Ell poder sin restricciones materiales 0 mo-
rales de ~ninguna especie creaudo un despo-
insopor:sble. Por ESQ en- todos los pue-
civilizadcs Sc pcrsisue imriacablcmente
I les 'bolshevikis" tratando de evitar que Sc
Iegue al regimen de lso ''soviets."
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I. V. Hos Angeles. Cal.-Ignoramos Ia
direction de IL persona que nos indica.
TODD el carbon es de origen vegetal. pero
como Quiera que el que Sc designa con el
nombre de carbon mineral ha sufrido una
enorme transformation. debida al transcurso
dc! tempo. a Ia humedad. 4 la enorme pre-
sion a que ha estado sujeto, ETC., que 10
asemeia mas n los minerales que Il los vegc-
tales de donde procede y que cl procedimien-
TO para sacarlo del seno de In terra es ana
logo al cmplcado para arrancare 4 eSta los
minerales que ~contiene, sc lc Ia dado dicho
nombrc reservando eli de carbon vcgetal pa
RI el que Sc obtiene directa y a~ctualmcnte de
Ia MADEIRA.
Para obtener los iDformes que desea acerca
de los requisites necesarios para obtener pro-
piedades carboniferas en- e. Estado de Chi
huahua asi como los relatives a los descu-
brimientos Que sot:e este rartciulaI Sc ha-
yam hecho recientemente en- el prOpio Estado,
10 mas accrtado es que Sc diriia a Ia Secre-
taria dc Industria y Concrete de Mexico IN
demanda de eilos.
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7S@ueaaeNEIQ7!EI

". r. G.--La Mar, Colo.-La direction de
In persona que nos menciona no II conoce-
mos y por ESQ no nos Is possible compla-
cerlo. En- cuanto n su segunda pregunta.
In ley nos veda 81 darle c~ualquier detalle
sobre el asunto a que Sc refiere.
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CROCKETT AUTO LIVERY.
Telefonos Crockett 996, 70I,
1920 V 997

wv Y ISL.
FL TNICO >lTIO MEXICANO DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- LA CIUDAD.
Carros a prop6sito y q precios ra-
zonables, e$peciales para Bautizos,
Matrjmonios Y Funerales. Wales cor
tos 80 c,S. Hora $500. PrecioS es-
peciales para fIera de II cludad.
Scrv!cio rapido dia y noche.
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de que Sc trata? ;que significa
TODD este? iqut duiere decir esta fe.
cha del ueinticuatrc? Sc preguntt
Nancy muv pensativa-Y en- segui
da tome ell liaro esperanto encontral
en- 6I TN indicio cualquiera; pero ei
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Para libros en- espanol dirijase
listed a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano,
1t6 \. Sta. Rosa. Ave, San Antonio,
Texas.
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PARK THEATRE LEADS-OTHERS
MUST FOLLOW
nv Prioa

Absolutely unaware Of opposition
the amusement lovers crowded the
Park Theatre again to witness the
big dauble bill Company show "Sid
Perrin and Slim Hendersons Creole
Players" and Hardtack Jackson's
goth Century Girls" 80 people, two of
the best Colored shows on the. Con-
solidated time, a double show for
the one admission fee-20 beautiful
ly gowned female spirits, nimbly
deity. danced to please one of the
greatest crowds ever admitted to
this theatre, Monday night.
The Henderson and Perrin pre-
scented Joe Loomis, the most remark
able tenor ever heard here in song.
Jimmie Stewart the wizard of the
One string violin and Count Costa
Wella, the incompareable character
artist of the New York Lafayette
Stock Company fame.
fThe Ladies' Rose Henderson noted
character woman, Bonnie B. Drew,
Iris Hall, Matte Spencer, Pearl
Aberdia, Belle Johnson, Fannie Jen-
kins, star craft and other lesser
lights as characters; they offered
an odity in a musical tableau. MRS.
Cash Boarding House" laugh get
ting composition of Perrins' brain,
staged by Henderson who VS. come
dian of merit, a clean show.
Hardtack Jacksons goth Century
Girls offered musical review that
was bewildering in song and expen-
sive display of the most excellent
wardrobe; they worked under handi-
cap owing to the sudden illness of
their star comedian" Turkey Bosom"
Pugh, but the versatility of Jackson
and Lewis bridged the Gap and the
show went over big.
The Star of the ladies in this show,
Louis Jackson wonderful leading
lady, pretty and a real actress
Helen Dolly, a mistress of song
illustration; Mary Jones a dimun-
soubrette whose excellent work won
applause; Ida May Reynolds. Laura
Badge. and Rebecca Reynolds won
appreciation. Luther King and
John Lewis contributed to make this
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NOTICE TO THE U. b. F. AND
s. M. T.

The annual Thanksgiving sermon
will be preached at the Macedonia
Baptist church by DR.. Wilson, the
pastor at 2 p. M, May the goth,
1920.
At which time and place all
members of the Local Lodge, and
Temple, and visitors are cordially in
vited. The members of Lodges and
Temples remember and please under
stand this is a legal notice, any
member failing to be present at the
church will be counted as disobey-
ing the notice. All members must
be at the church at 2 p. M, this
day, the 25th of May. These orders
are sealed and sent forth by
w. M. HIGHTowER. w. NJ,
A. J. JOHNSON, W. S.
5-22-1t
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Capt. George Murray left Monday
for San Antonio to attend the Re
publican State Convention.
Mrs. Callie Green, Bill Juliette
street, left on May % for Shreve-
port, Greenwood and New Orleans
La. She will be absent several
weeks visiting home folks.
Mrs. Viola Stevens, zoos Flora
street, leaves today for old home at
Cameron, Texas, from here she will
leave for Portland, Ore.
The Mothers club of the High
School will meet at Mrs. jamie Lin
coin, 903 Good street, the first
Sunday in June.
Mrs. Guss Murray of 1913
Thomas avenue has been granted a
two weeks recreation,
Mr.. H. B. Sanders, who has been
confined to bed two weeks or more
at his home, 1921 North Central
avenue is now rapidly improving.
Mrs. Annie Bobo Thomas ar
rived from California, recently very
sick and is now at home with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Bobo
in Armstrong Addition. Mrs. S. B.
Williams of 1412 Cleveland street,
Houston, who was here last week
visiting her brother, Mr.. Tom
Braggs, 1917 Maston street, has
returned to her home.
For first class tailoring work
read what Clarence Gaines has to
say elsewhere in this issue.
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mittees appointed on program Pro-
lessor ]. P. Starks, Chairman
Amusement ]. H. Dixson, chairman
on soliciting, Mrs. M. e. Wallace
chairman; ON Publicity, Mrs. B. E
Reynolds, chairman; stand privil-
ege, VIM. Moore, chairman; Dr.
B. e. Howell. president of board.
Mrs. ]. H. Polk, 3408 Munger
avenue after several weeks stay in
in the Booker T. Washington sani-
tarium at Fort Worth, has returned
home much improved. Mrs. Polk
has been in i'll health since jan
uary and the news of her recovery
is very favorably received.
Mrs. Alberta Jones OF Tulsa, Ok,
is still in the city after coming
here to attend the funeral of her
sister, Mrs. Eugenia Robertson, who
died recently at 1901 New Street.
Miss Octavia Richardson of Mar
shall is in the city the guest of
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. M. S. Richardson, 2215
N. Washington.
Mrs. B. e. Bowen of Kansas
City, Mo-. is in the city visiting
friends. Mrs. Bowen Is a guest of
Mrs. Silas Cofield, 2211 Alden st.
Don't forget, friend, you owe it
to your wife and your children,
this respect has the Dallas Express
brought to your home. The children
like 1t as well as the grown-ups.
Miss L. r. Phillips of Cleburne
stopped in Dallas, Friday, May 81
enroute to Commerce, Texas, to the
Baptist convention, while here she
was guest of Mrs. D. o. Client,
1925 Paramount.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Renchie have
moved to their new home, 2506
North Washington avenue, that was
purchased several months ago. They
are now very comfortably quartered.
Miss Celestine S. Hawkins after
attending the closing exercises at
Bishop College returned last We'd
nesday with a group of Bishop stu
dents. Those comprising the party
were: Miss Christabel Higginbo-
than, Miss Terra Mitchell, Mr.. AL
fred Hawkins, VIM. Hardin and Miss
Farilla Emory. This was Miss
Emory's last year she having fin
ished her college course.
Mrs. C. M. Benford of 1906 Ju-
lett street returned last Sunday
after ten months stay in San An
tonic.
Read the big weekly. Get in now
while the getting is good what we
want in Dallas is 10000 Dallas
Express readers. Have you sub
scribed yet?
Mr.. Fred billiard OF BRENNAN is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Briggs,
2131 Clark. Mr.. Hillard is mem
Der of the 1890 Normal class Of
Prairie view.
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Mrs. Hattie Ezell Norwood of Los
Angeles, CAL, is visiting mother and
sister at 3704 Bryant street.
DR.. Montgomery of Waco, Texas,
has been called as Pastor of First
Baptist church, Stockton, Cal.
Mrs. A. G. Mack Cain left the
city Thursday, May 90, for Detroit.
Mich, where she will join her hus-
band, after an extended stay with
her parents, on Juliette street.
Mr.. Willie Coleman left for New
York City, May 90 to spend the
summer with his brother. His
many friends wish him pleasant
stay. His mother, Mrs. A. D. Cole
man of 1929 Main street, will join
him in a few days.
Mrs. Effie jackson of 240S Fed
eral street, accompanied by her son,
Maynard left Monday for Wichita
Falls, to spend the summer.
Mrs. Edna Banks and baby OF
Tulsa, OKLA, and Miss Lynch of
Ennis spent few days with their
sister, Mrs. Eugenia Stevenson.
Mr.. A. A. Adams of Kansas iCty
and Mr.. w. F. Adams Of Dallas and
Mr.. G.. E. Adams of Tulsa, Okla,
spent last Wednesday with their
sister. Mrs. Matte Purdee, 5025
Keaton avenue.
f, Mrs. Martha Blackman and daugh-
ter of Mckinney are visiting Lula
Swiney at 2619 Floyd street, Dali
las, Texas.
Mrs. iona Weber, aged 35 of
Dallas, underwent a serious oper-
alton at the Morgan Busch sapi-
tarium Thursday goth. A fibroid
tumor weighing eight pounds which
had enmeshed both ovaries and to
which the bladder was adhered
hard and fast. This necessitated
great skill and care to exercise.
Patient is doing nicely.
Mrs. James Wilson, 2313 Coch-
ran street, left Monday for Shreve-
port, La, where her husband, who
several weeks ago. was injured in
a railroad wreck is confined in a
sanitarium. She will accompany her
husband home.
Always leave the home with low
ing words for they may be our
last
The Colored Welfare Board has
in charge the Fair Park for the
nineteen of June celebration and
asks the cooperation of the church
es, societies and the business ele-
ment of the city. Various COM
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sLAYREss is FREED.

Consuming little more than four
days in selecting jury and gath
ering evidence the case of the
state against Hattie Burleson for
the murder of w. e. King, editor
and founder of the Dallas Express
concluded Tuesday in Judge R. B.
Seay's criminal district court, after
few hours of elaboration by the
jury.
The jury's verdict was five
years suspended sentence
The defense was well fortified
with legal talent having had en-
ployed some of Dallas noted Grim
inal lawyers, however the state made
a strong plea under the circum-
stances. Many of, Dallas Colored
citizens crowded the Court room to
witness the trial.
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GREAT CROWD GOES TO FORT
WORTH. FIT. WORTH COMES
TO DALLAS, SUNDAY, MAY
so.

Pursuant to promise, DR.. e. Ar
lington, the progressive pastor OF
Macedonia Baptist church followed
by between three and four hundred
of bis members went to Fort Worth,
Sunday, via the Interurban to take
part in the $4,000 rally inaugua-
rated by the Rev. Boone of Mt. Gil
lead Baptist church.
Dr. Wilson assembled the rostrum
about $3.50 afternoon and during
mis- talk held his audience at bay
throughout the discourse. His hur-
rying message was enjoyed by the
great host present.
The Dallas crowd contributed to
the rally in collection lifted by
Macedonia Deacons $3.50. Rev.
Boone and his crowd will visit Dali
las Sunday. Have dinner ready
Macedonians.
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RECITAL NETS NEAT LITTLE
BALANCE.

The recital given at the City Hall
recently by Mrs. Portia Washington
Pittman and Mrs? Johnnie Holland
for the benefit of Munger Avenue
Baptist church was a decided sue
cess from every angle.
Mrs. Johnnie Holland was master
of ceremonies and was equal to the
occasion on every number.
Mrs. Pittman, the accomplished
Pianist was musical directress and
was responsible for the wells train
ed chorus and the superb musical
numbers rendered.
The affair was given as an aid
to Mrs. Lille Majors, who is Cap
tain of one of the clubs of Munger
Avenue Baptist church.
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MRS. AVERY DIES.

Mrs. Jessie Avery, age 35 years
died Saturday evening at $40
o'clock at her home. 1910 state
street, May 81, after a brief ILL
ness,
Funeral service was held at St.
James A. M. E. church and the
body was shipped to Terrell, Mon
day morning at 7:40.
Mrs. Avery was member of
the Court Of Calanthe and is sur
vived by q husband, J. s. Avery,
mother, son. brother and three
sisters.
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GARD OF THANks.

want to kindly thank the en-
tire faculty of Booker Washing
ton Sanitarium for their courtesy
given my husband during his two
weeks illness.
Asking you to kindly accept my
prayers and best wishes for health
and prosperity.
Dallas, Texas, May 81, 1920
MRS. r. H. HICKS,
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NOTICE.

We solicit your cleaning and
pressing work, guaranteed. We
call Tor and del1ver. Alterations
and dying a speciality. Ladies' work
given special attention, ten years
knowing how.
Galloway and Lawrence,
1902 Bryan st. Phone X 1877
5 29-1t
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Just opened brand new Beauty
Parlor at 1903 Cochran street. Fa-
cial messages. manicuring and hair
dressing. Poro system used.
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Lemmon-Electric Company, the
Old Reliable Electricians. All kinds
Of Electric Work, Repairing and
House wiring a specially, BIT Al
len Street, Phone H. 4521. 4-24.tf
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When your furniture needs re-
pairing send It to Starks Hospital,
sO2 North Central avenue. corner
Boil. Phone H. 1920.