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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13

skich. Ciagle pred niemi skupia sic
pokazna Hose widow re ZgrCza po-
dziwiajaca barbarye ~uastepc6w
Chmielnickiego Comfy i Zelazniaka.
Gdy pan Ignacy DaszynSki t. Una
ny ~sCcyalista } lubiacy uchodzic u
trybuna uciSnionych zobaczyl W
fotografie, zcobi& powazna kwestys
kancelaryi sejmowej. jakiem pra-
VEN zezwolila ma rozwieszanie ia
kich chyd. Wykwintny smak dzentei-
mena socyalistycznego uraaony byl
widokiem nagich, zmasakrowanych
cial, kt6re przemawialy silniej do
kazdego vida anileli tysiace nal
przer6zuiejszych przem0wien sedzt~-
wego leadera partyi. Tembardziej ra-
lilly, IL ME szlo to pc mySli politycz-
nej. kt6ra wlaSnie W stosunku do T.
krainc6w reprezentuje lego partya.
Musieli sic biadni u~rzednicy TUNA
eye biednemu posIowi, re Odwazyii
sic rozwiesiC W polskiu. Sejmie do
kumenty ruskiego b&rbarzynstwH.
Bogata i przeimujQca galerya. D.
hyda mordu zloczowSkiego wystepu-
ie TEN j~askrawiei. gdy SIG widzi eks-
humowane zwloki nieszczesnych O.
far. DotrzymywaEie um6w genew--
Skich i haskich jest znamienicie
odzwierciedlone ma fotografiach Z o
bozu jenc0w w~ojennych W Kosaczo-
vie pod Kotomyja. Trupy 2 pod
Lwowa, trup bcstyalskO zamordoWa-
pego ks. Czaruika Z Pustomyt. anoni-
mowego legionisty Z pod JaworoWa,
wlo$cian zabitych pod Gajami wy
semi. zwiokt mlodego WetSera -
Lwowa; to istna gehenna ludu pol
skicc3: znisZczony pomnik grunwai-
dzki. zmasakrowany Mickiewicz be-
slowy z ranam; ma piersiach W Dro-
hobyczu - to ehjawy kultury hajd"-
mackiej.
A tenn wiaze sic niepodzielnie TO-
mix Kazimierza Mitery, ~sierzanta ba-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13
E~OtOgratie i Wywiad
zDziejoW POlskiego
Meczelstwa.

" sail sejmowei W Warszawie po-
rOzwieszano W tych dniach :Otogra-
fie, przedstawiaiace mordy i okru-
cieIstwa, popelGione przez Ukraih-
cow. o tenn pisze correspondent nKu-
ryera Poznanskiego' W Warszawie:
Warszawa. s pazdziernika.
Panic, te fotoSrafie So tak
przerazajace potworno$cia, il ich ME
Iedziemy mogli zuzytkowat.
- Alez przecie jest waszym obo--
wi2zkiem pokazac publicznoSci po-'
~twcrnoSci hajdamavl'e - tlumaczy
iem vedaktorowl !e1Ctgo Z warsza'
wolilh tygodnikow ! ustrowanyct.
Nieste,y ME mozemy, gdI
pre-, hcdza wSzelkie wyobralenie %
twornosci no foto?rafiach ~przedsta-
wiore.
Taxa mniej wiecej rOzmowe pro-
wadziIem pred trzema czy czteve-
ma miesiQcami, otrzymawszy foto-
giraffe DO Um~jeszczenia W naszych pi-
smach ilustr. celem unaocznienta
Warszawie barbarzynstwa hajdan'"-
cA.ego. PotwcrnoSt max w~Strzymaia
rsdaktor6w ~literackich Cd zapozra'
MIA 2 Hiaui r~ublicznosci.
FotograTie owe p~ochodziiy &c 7bio'
row, k.6re wysylane byly Go Paryza
d,a po;ntormowania ~zagranicy o kul-
turalnej walce. jaha Ukraiicy Pro
wadz;'j z Po.akami. Cd kilku din
wisi ich pokaZra kolekcya W Sejmie
W kuluarach. RczwiesiI ic posei IA
morski, przewodniCza-y sejmowej Ike
misyi badan okrucienStw ukrain-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13

strony Grenzschutzu, wywoluja sill
na depresye u ludnoSci polskiej. Te-
sknoty jei spowijaja sic Ckolo czasu,
kiedy nareszcie stamtad Niemcy be-
da musieli uchodziG. ReichsWehr
tymczasem SLIME sic dale we znaki.
Torturowania ludnoSci, bicie, zneca-
ME sic, jota W jote jak u Ukrainc6w.
komisya aliancka PREY ekshumacyi
| ZWlok stwierdzila r6wniez znecania
sic haniebne mad ofiarami polskie-
mi; znany ma Slasku jest w~ypadek,
| gdy Grenzschutz wpad{ ma wesele pol
skie i poareSztowal uczestnik6w i "a
mordcwa} dwie osoby. Znane szersZe-
mu og6iowi meczarnie wleczonych
DO wiezieniach ukrainskich powta--
rzaja sic ma Slasku. Jest f~atalne, re
ludnoSc miejscowa polska ME umie
odpowiednio przestawi6 W ca}ej roz-
ciagloSci ba~rbar2yhstwa niemieckie-
go.
Z stronnictw niemieckich swiado-
mckG niebezpieczehstwo, grozaca
niemczyznie ma Slasku, rajsilniej u
wydatnia sic W stronnictwie Cen
trum katolickiego. Stad p}yna roz--
matte koncepcye o odrebnem pahst-
vie slaskiem, reklamowane przez A
dana Napieralskiego jego gaze
| tach, bez zadnego slowa cSwietlenia.
Ten osobnik, kt6ry juz W czasie VOL
| ny wystawil sobie TAX rrzykre Swia-
dectwo. obecnie uprawia dalszym
ciagu polityke zbrodnicZego usypia-
MIA sp~oleczeGstwa.
lime grupy niemieckie ME traca
fantazyi. Przypuszczaja, re uda sic
i'm navel odsunaG grozaco Niemcom
niebezpieczehstwo dotrzymania trak-
tatu pokojowego. Licza ma rezolucye
wszechSwiatowa. W rozmowach daja
do poznania, il ola tego celu pra-
cuja ma calym $wiecie niemieckie
pieniadze.
Ma Warmii panuje tex samo jak
dawniej Ouch niemiecki, ale coraz
silniej dobywa sic stamtad Ouch pol
ski. Pomimo Reichswehru, Grenzschu
tzu, stanu obostrzonego, zycie pol
skie dobywa sic coraz mocniej ma
widownie. W Toruniu, kt6ry robii
w~razenie miasta ~zupelnie niemiec-
kiego, dzisiaj ju5 po1owa m6wi pc
! polsku. Pc miejscowoSciach, kt6re
by}y pozornie zupelnie niemieckie'
| tera2 juz odbywaja sic ka2ania pol
| Skie. wprowadzone wskutek zadan
ludnoSci tamtejszej. Ma Mazurach,
gdzie ucisk wielki i ME wolno propa-
| gowaE polskoSci, najs}abiej sic silly
polskie przedstawiaja, ale | tam jaE
! y ezed7;e ma terenach s~pornych. ME
mieckc$i OPERA sic prZedewSzySt-
klein ma sferach urzedniczych. Resi-
"a niemiecka zachowuje sic prevail
ME bernie.
Many wszyscv nadzieje - kon
cly} moi informatOr, - 70 PREY ma
sci pewrej piracy walka Dleb!scyto'
wa wypadrie ma naszQ kOrzyst.
- ski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13
DzISIEJ3zE SWIETQ,
Drzemowienie Ciehskiego, preze-
sa komitetu Obrony Narodo-
wei z okazyi zajecia przez
polskie wojska ziem bylego
zaboru pruskiego.

w chwiIi, gdy zo}nierz nasz hen
ma dalckim p0}nocnym zachodzie
oka1a W dniu dzisiejszym granlcc
..pafstwa gdahskiego" - dalcj
bierze w swe wiadanie przesmyk
ooIski pomiedzy Niemcami Gdah
skiem i wkracza do malowniczych
Kartuz - zbiera sic w sail sta,
rego lwowskiego practorium spo-
Feczehstwo. by uczci6 godnie do.
konywujace sic W oczach naszych
wyzwolenie Polskiego Pomorza !
lego powr6t do Macierzy.
I wiona lotnym szlakiem mysli
nasze mad polski brzeg Baltyku,
do wyzwalanej ziemi Chrobrych
Krzywoustych, kokietkow i ia
gie}}ow - do ziemicy, niszczoncJ
ogniem i mieczem krzyzackim, "a
grabionej zdradq F~ryderyka, ska
zanej ma zagSade przez system
pruski.
Leca w tel chwili mysli mad
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13
DO WIADOMoSCL.

Dla dogodnosci naszych Czy--
t%elnikow, podajemy do wiadomo-
sci, IL podatck rzadowy cd docho-
du "a rok 1919 (Income Tax mo-
INA PLACID W fill rzedowej De-
partamentu AkcyZy (~lnternai
Revenue Department. pnr. 1924
Milwaukee ave-, 6udynku
Schoenhofen, 2gie Pietro. Bluro
to Jest otwartc codziennie cd 60
dziny 9tej rano do Srnej wicc0o-
rem.
w biurze TEN bczptatnie udzie-
Ia wszelkich informacyi oraz wy
pelnia nalezycie formy podatko-
we urzednicy rzadowi, ktorzy
w4adaja polskim jezykiem.
Dzien logo marca jest ostatnim
dnien do placenia tego Podatku'
lccz radzimy wszystkim azeby
sprawe te zalatwiIi jak najpre-
dzej, azeby uniknac natsoku / mic
dogodno$ci ostatnich dni tego ter
mimi.
Department. Akcyzy otworzy'
dnia 1go sierpnia 1919 r. szesc IL
Iii w mieScie Chicago, gdzie mo-
INA zaiatwiG wszelkie sprawy ty-
czacc sic rzadowych p~odatkow,
File tc So pod nastePujacemi a.
dreSami:
1924 Milwaukee ave.
Ais N. Clark vi.
1926 Lincoln ave.
sol w. Madison III.
gao Kimbark ave.
712 w. 63cia I'll.
xxx
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Eeklama Jest podstava nc1nych
~przedsiebiorstw amerykahskich, wiec
1 przemysiowiec polski dobrze Zrobi,
jeaeli stale reklamowac bedzie swGj
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13

| Geese i'm sktada g}eboka w
dniach wyzwoIenia polski grod
iwoWski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13

Eeklama Jest podstawa rcnych
~Drzedsiebiorstw amerykahskich, wiec
1 przemysiowiec polski dobrze Zrobi,
jeaeli stale rcklamowac bedzie sw0j
intcres W DZIENNIKU CHICAGO.
SKIM.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-06-12
RUSK.

Rusk, Texas, June IU.-Sunday
was high day at the G. M. E.
church. Rev. Garner preached a
good sermon at IL o'clock to a
large crowd.
At three o'clock the X. of P.
had their annual sermon. Brother
Jacob Kennedy, Master of cere-
monies. Papers were read by Miss
Leah Cook and Mrs. Alice Kennedy.
Solos were rendered by DR.. o. L.
baltimore and Mrs. Bette Moore.
The sermon was preached by Rev.
John Hancock. Collection $4,000.
Sunday night, Rev. j. A. Smith
preached and the clubs turned in
their reports which amounted to
$35.00.
Mr.. A. Hill of Tyler spent two
days in Rusk, the guest of Madam
J. M. Pinkston, his sister. Rev. A.
L. Franlin and family, his brother
in-law, served dinner for him and
after which with Messrs. Hill, Wal
ter Bradley and J. M. Pinkston went
sightseeing in the car.
Mrs. Leila Lee baltimore is max
ing good at Alto with her music
class. Enrolment 35. Rev. Mosely
preached day and night at Mt.
Pleasant Church Sunday. Sunday
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RICE

Rice. Texas, June 10.--Mr. ] C
Clark and Mrs. Ada Peterson OF
Wolfe City were here Sunday to
the u. B. f. and s. M. T. annual
Thanksgiving services. The sermon
was preached by Rev. ]. S. Adair
of Corsicana. Mr.. A. N. King OF
Corsicana, Mr.. Jude Hudson and
family of Smith Chapel were here
and took part in the services. A
number of other visitors were also
present. Rev. Jim Benton who was
very i'll Friday, is able to be at
work, again. Mrs. M. e. Brankley
Langham is on the sick list. Mrs.
Helen Meade also. Miss Venora l..
Meade, who has been i'll for some
weeks is able to be out again. The
Colored citizens of Rice Community
are planning a nineteenth picnic
Mr.. Joe Hudson has not been able
to work for the past week on account
of having stuck a large thorn in his
foot. An old land mark A. M. E.
Convention will be given at Hope
well Baptist church, June 18th by
the women of Sixth Avenue Baptist
church, Corsicana. It is a new
play. Don't forget to read the Elk
press and see what the leding peo-
pie of the race are doing. Subscribe
for it or buy an Express every week
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PONTA.

Ponta, Texas, June 1O.-Mr. Will
lie Jones, Colored man was shot
at the Saw Mill, miles east of here
June 5th. The origin Of the trouble
is unknown. Last Saturday and
Sunday was the scene of big time
at Mt. Moriah G. M. E. church,
where Rev. e. G.. Young, P e. of
the Palestine District held third
quarterly conference
The Colored Singing Convention
was held at Elm Grove, where many
were in attendance from all over
the county as far as from Rusk
County. Mr.. Wayman Hicks, Levitt
Gus Chandler, Misses Bessie Harda-
way, Jimetta Boiling have returned
from Prairie View.
Miss Exile Mccall has returned
from Nacogdoches, where she at
tended school.
Miss Viola McCrimmon visited the
commencement exercises at Nacog-
doches high school last week.
Misses Zeda Banks and Ora
Woodson of Palestine visited in
Ponta, the guest of Mrs. Rosa Box.
Rev. J. M. Cox in Dallas this week.
Rev. ]. w. Hancock went to Mt.
Enterprise last Friday
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-06-12
ATHENS

Athens, Texas, June 10-Mrs. Ida
Laura H Miller while en- route to
Waco to attend the Commencement.
Miss Minnie Mae Miller returned
from school in Corsicana- Miss Lo-
rene Richardson has returned from
Paul Quinn College. Miss Josie
Richardson spent a few hours in
Athens Saturday en- route to Fort
Worth. Mrs. frankie Richardson has
been very sick but is improving.
Mrs. Ada Hawkins of Denison is Wis
iting relatives. Mrs. U. S Franks
of Longview is visiting here. Many
Athenians went to the picnic at Mr..
George Rays Saturday night. Mr..
W. T. Richardson spent a few days
in Corsicana this week. Prince
Hosana, the African Prince, was
here this week. Many teachers took
the examination this week. There
was musical given at the A. M. E..
church Saturday night by Prof. and
Mrs. Lister, Prof. Kerr and others.
Miss Artlee Morgan visited Tyler this
week. She reports pleasant time.
Mr. George Rae is able to be up.
Mrs. Amanda Lewis is visiting rel
atives in Chandler. The Pilgrim
Lodge gave picnic at Mr.. Chance
lor's. Miss Thelma Massie came
home today from Corsicana. See E.
L. Lake for the Express.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-06-12
JACKSBORO

Jacksboro, Texas, June 10.-Good
services Sunday. Rev. Johns, Deacon
Webb and Scott were here Sunday
and we had a great time. Mr.. Ike
Barnes has completed his new home
and moved into it. 1t is on Wilson
street Misses Ida and Linnie Mos
ley, Mr.. Claude Shelton and Mr..
Bishop Lewis visited Mineral Wells
Sunday Miss Jewel Shelton is in
Fort Worth at the bedside OF her
Mrs. Mary Shelton.
Mr.. Claude Eddie Shelton visited
Fort Worth. Collection for Sunday
was $13.45 for the day Missionary
meeting will be had at the church
afternoon. See G.. W. Evans
for the Express. Mr.. Charlie Stokes
Of Kansas City, Mo-, has been here
on a visit to his mother, his sister
and other relatives. On leaving for
home, he was accompanied by his
sister, Mrs. Sadie Jones and son,
7. B.. as far as Texarkana.
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Some Texas Towns

day. Mr.. Nat Higsby and Mr. Gilmore
Shirley Of Dallas were here last week
to the burial of their brother and
uncle. Mr.. Geo. Higsby. Mr. and
Mrs. 1. C. Greer, Mesdames Rachel
Greer R. q Hall and Harry Foun-
tame accompanied the remains Of
Little Isaac Geer to Columbus, Texas,
for burial last week A host Of
friends and quite few relatives
met the corpse with floral offerings.
The family extend special thanks to
all who assisted them in any way
during Little Isaac's illness and
death. Church services were good
at Lights Chapel and Bethel A. NJ. Z.
Sunday. Misses L. e. Mccoy. B. E.
Greene and Honsby, teachers of the
High school, left for their respective
homes Friday and Sunday Mrs. q.
]. U. Stringfellow left for summer
school in Arkansas. Rev. H. X.
Mccoy and Rev. G. w. Stringfellow
arc out of the city. Cameron is
planning a big 10TH Hall Broth
ers have purchased modern hay
mower and rake. Mr.. George Pratt
is home from West Texas to spend
the summer Rev. ]. H. Childs held
interesting and largely attended SER
vices at Joyce Chapel NJ E. church
Sunday
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-06-12
THURBER.

Thurber, Texas, June 10.-Mr
Mike Piper carried a bunch Of
young men to Mineral Wells, Sun
day. The Tigers crossed bats again
Sunday with the Wild Cats. They
played double header. The Wild
Cats took the first game, scores
6 to 8, but when Mr.. Claud Carter
got into the box, they, the Tigers,
put it over, the Wild Cats. Scores:
4 to 2 in favor of the Tigers. Mrs.
Synthia Carter and her children
are going to Stephenville to visit
mother and friends. Mrs. Isabel
Lewis is going to Fort Worth, with
her sister, Mrs. Pauline Christopher
who, will leave for Longview, Sun
day.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-06-12
GREENVILLE

Greenville Texas, June 10.--Mrs.
Eliza Green entertained the missi-
onary Thursday evening with a tea
After attending to the business Of
the meeting, guess box on which
we all took guess was presented
From that box we we're served.
Salmon salad on lettuce leaf, cream
and cake formed the menu Bethel
A. M. e. church Missionary met
Monday evening at the usual hour
5. c. b. Collins, President, presiding.
The lesson was very beautifully
discussed by the society and plans
were discussed and perfected as
to beginning papering the church
Miss Susie Shaw entertained few
people at "a party in the home of
Miss Carrie Clinton. Miss Grace
Moore and Miss Susie Shaw visited
Sherman. Miss Jessie Hudson of
Mineral Wells is visiting her mother,
Mrs Sarah Drew. Miss Alberta
Brooks was married Saturday night.
Mrs. Cleo Bailey of Fort Worth
81 visiting her mother, Mrs. Brown.
Little Loudayle Bailey is recovering
from a spell of sickness. Mrs. V.
l.. Hooker is able TO be up again.
Mr.. Dock Roberts and Miss Lucille
Murrell were united in the Holy
bonds of matrimony at o'clock and
left for Houston. Texas. where they
will make their home. Mrs. Cordia
Simmons Of Wills Point. Texas, was
here TO attend the wedding. She viii
be here for short visit Miss Roxie
Landers and Mr.. Charlie Alexander
were married Saturday night. Miss
Mary Byrd is going to West, Texas
to visit her friend Miss Rox for
two months. Miss Ella Mccoy got
back from visit to her daughter.
The graduation sermon was
preached. at Morn Chapel Sunday
by Rev. Wenston. The sermon was
great. Collection $152.26.
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TYLER

Tyler, Texas, June 1O.-The Dallas
Express failed to reach Tyler Sat-
urday and the readers were very
much disappointed as we'll as the
agent, Mr.. Dan Ftlrch. The Com
mencement of the West End High
School at the st. James c. NJ f.
church Friday night closed another
successful years work. Miss Zephia
Caswell was given the honor of
being the best speaker and was given
the prize by the judges. Prof. F..
]. Austin, principal. Prof. N. G.
Branham left last week for Michigan
to take up summer work. He spent
few days in st. Louis, Mo-, and
short time in Pennsylvania. He
reports work plentiful. Mrs. Minerva
Osborne died at her home on the
East Side of the city after short
illness. She was one of Tyler's
oldest citizens. She leaves two
daughters, Madams. NJ. E. Noel and
NJ NJ Grimes and a son, Mr.. T. e.
Osborne and three grand-sons to
Survive her She was buried in the
Universe cemetary three miles east OF
the city. Rev. Brown, pastor of the
A. NJ. E. church officiated. Rev
Cooksie is conducting revival al
True Vine Baptist Church for pas
tor, Rev. H. C. Alexander, with
splendid success. Mrs. Elijah Ed
wards has re-opened his place Of
business after suspending for the
winter. Mr.. Horace Ford will spent
the summer in Ohio visiting his
father. Mrs. Annie B. Rose has re
turned from Chicago. where she wen
on business. Miss Loda B. Morgan
Miss Elmyra Larkins and Mr.. Theo
dore Glover returned this week from
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HIGH BANK

High Bank, Texas, June 1O.--Sun-
Nay services were good at all church
Is. Rev. G.. w. Strongfellow deliver
I'd forceful sermon at Antioch
for the w. II. M. s. s. Collection
f23.40. Rev. F. Erhy preached az
Bethany. Zion Rock Baptist church
choir rendered their services at
Antioch Sunday night by doing some
extraordinary singing. Mrs. P "A.
Hodge died few days ago and her
funeral was conducted by Rev. Erby.
she leaves two sons. husband,
a sister and a great number of
friends to survive her. Miss Rose
della Hunder has returned home
after few months in school at
Mart. Bro. NJ Washington and S. r.
Carter made noble speech at An
tioch Sunday night Mr. VIII Red
rick is yet in a critical condition.
Mr.. Jack Hodge is also on the sick
list II you want good paper to
read get the Dallas Express. Sub
scribe from Jake Harris for the
Express Saturday. Mrs. A. Stewart
has returned home after visiting her
mother. Miss Floney Mae Williams
came home with her.
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Jewel Hamilton, a graduate of Wiley
Tuesday, June 3, 1920.
Mrs. Horace Warren entertained
the college students with a six
o'clock luncheon and party Friday
June 4, 1920. Mr.. r. H. Hester left
Sunday for Waco and then to Dallas
to attend the annual session of the
X. OF p Lodge Miss Velma Tate
who has been visiting in Brentwood
left for her home in San Angelo,
Little Miss Maxine Perry
is visiting her auntie, Mrs. A. L.
Reed. Mr.. and Mrs. Y Thomas and
son are visiting Mr.. and Mrs Mollie
Hamilton on Beave r street. Mrs
Sylvester Sanders is visiting in Fort
Worth. Hon. A. w. Edwards of Gle
burne was in town setting up the
Royal Arch Chapter of the Masonic
Lodge.
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was Mission day. Collection for Mis-

was Mission day. Collection for Mis-
sions $4,000.
No services were had at the Bap-
fist church Sunday on account of
the Board meeting at Forest. Among
those who attended were Rev. j. s.
Parks, Rev. Sam Love, Messrs. R.
B. Wood, S. M. Martin, Madams
Minnie Smith and Sarah Pye. Col
lections was $171.16.
Miss Hannah Elbs, Messrs. Masel
Robertson, N. F. Weems, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Foman went to Browden
Sunday. They report a nice time.
Mr.. Pegbert and family and Mr..
]. Kennedy and family. motored to
Alto, Sunday. Mrs. Ethel Hill of
Palestine died in Tyler, Wednesday.
Pinkston Undertaking Company took
the body in charge and shipped
same to Rusk for burial.
Mr.. Jim Young of Dallas; Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis and Mr.. Hill accompan-
led the body to Rusk. She was
laid to rest in Rusk cemetery Fri
day evening at four o'clock.
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HOUSTON.

Houston, Texas, June. 10.-Dal-
las Express headquarters, 422 San
Felipe street. John Archibald, agent,
Preston 4480.
Last week at Sulphur, Oklo.,
Miss Mamie B. Hamilton and Mr..
Carl Pearson were quietly married
and will make Oklahoma, their flu
ture home.
Mrs. Velma Fountain, who has
been taking a course of hair beauty
at Madam Franklin's will soon open
a parlor in the first ward.
Mrs. G. w. Hamilton Of Denver,
Col, was in the city last week
visiting her daughter, Miss Mamie
B. Hamilton on Laurel street. Miss
G. Hill left Saturday for her home.
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CONVICTION.

Covington, Texas, June 10.-St.
John Sunday school was at its best
Sunday. Pastor A. G.. Garman
preached Sunday morning from the
subject "How are Things at Homer"
A conversion was made and a good
collection taken. When in Coving-
ton, Texas, on Saturday ask for w.
A. Gooden to get you one Of
the races best papers, the dear
old Dallas Express.
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CAMEHvN

Cameron, Texas, June 10.-The
High school closing exercises were
held May 2Sth and goth at Lights
Chapel Baptist church. Prof. A. r.
Jefferson and his splendid faculty
did credit to themselves and the race
IN having arranged such an excellent
program Invitations are out an
nouncing the marriage of Prof. A. R..
Jefferson and Miss Ella Allen, Tues
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TERRELL
Card of Thanks.


Terrell, Texas, June love thank
the many friends of Terrell, Texas
for their faithfulness and Kindness
shown during the illness and death
of Mrs. Anne Mathews, wife of Mr..
George Mathews, who died Saturday,
June s, 1920, at 10:S0 o'clock. a. m.
We shall never forget the sympathy
shown by you and the many floral
Respectfully yours,
MR.. GEO. ANDREWS, Husband,
MRS. BENNIE GRANT, Daughter,
2407 Flora ST., Dallas, Texas.
MRS. MARY YOUNG. Sister.
4607 Ross Ave, Dallas, Texas.
MRS. MONA JONES. Sister.
500 e. 18th, Dallas, Texas.
MRS. MATTE JONES, Sister.
Kilgors, Texas.
MRS, GEANIE benson,
Kilgore, Texas.
MRS. A. PENNIECAISE,, Aunt,
Kilgore. Texas.
MESSRS CAZZIE and PAUL
YOUNG, Forney, Texas.
Mr.. ARTHUR GRANT, Son-in-
law, 2407 Flora St. Dallas, Tex
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WICHITA FALLS.

Wichita Falls. Jun 10.-Mr. ].
G.. Blaine, the real estate man of
Muskogee, Okla, is in the city.
Mrs. Walter POINTER is in San
Antonio at the bedside of a sick
relative. DR.. J. A. Jones, P. E..
of the Dallas District was in the
city holding second quarterly with
Anderson Chapel A. M. F.. church.
Rev. ]. L. Johnson, pastor.
The P. E., was at his best preach
ing two splendid sermons. The en-
tire quarter has been a success.
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KAUFMAN

Kaufman. Texas. June 10.-Mr. J..
NJ. Moore and Mrs. Mary Love at
tended the X of p. Grand Lodge
in Dallas this week. Cotton choping
is now the order of the day. The
Kaufman baseball club got Bump
ed" in Commerce last week. They
left Jacksonville. Monday and We
rope for better results.
Rev. Baxter was with his people
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Accessions this quarter. 81, with
Z converts. Raised for the quarter.
S1,113.76 excluding $500 raised
Texas, for Commencement Of Paul
Quinn College.
by Missionary society.
DR.. ]. A. Jones and Rev. j. l..
Johnson left Sunday night for Waco,