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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-06

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Mrs. j. Kennard, 1928 Allen will
leave shortly for months vacation
in California, she will visit friends
in San Diego
Mrs. VIM. Franklin, 2412 Clark
street, was amounted the Dallas
who attending the funeral of Mrs.
Louie Diggs.
Mrs. Felix Moore, 9401 State St,
returned home Saturday night from
Mineral Wells, where she went to
improve her health. Mrs. Moore now
looks to be the very picture OF
heaHh.
Mrs. Guss Murray, 1913 Thomas
avenue leaves (today) Saturday for
Houston and Galveston 10 spend the
summer. She will be gone ten days.
Oh! how lonesome, Mr.. Murray VIII
be.
Mrs. Temple Jackson out on
Spring avenue, wife o Andrew
jackson is very low at this writing.
Mrs. Jackson is the mother OF MIS-
lydia Jackson of Wheatley.
Pay your subscription now. II II
is something good about your race
you can find it in the Dallas Ex-
press. a.
Col. j. NJ. Tolbert attended the
Knights of = Pythias annual picnic
at Houston, last week.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-06
DALLAS CHARITY BRINGS
QUICK RELIEF.
Woman and Children Provided Food
and Raiment.

A Mrs. Clark of Tulsa, Okla, and
her two small children made the ar
rival in Dallas, Wednesday morning
about 10 o'clock over the NJ. X. and
T. Mrs Clark is a riot refugee, she
and her two small children, boy
and~a girl were penniless and hun
cry and no place to go when they
arrived here Wednesday. They
were en- route to Marshall their old
home, but their supply of finance
had exhausted before reaching Dali
las.
Their condition was pittiful, no
money, no friends with all their
personal effects on their backs they
strolled lesurely along the streets
asking passing pedestrians for mon
ey to secure food and shelter for
the little ones.
In her quest for aid she wandered
along finally reaching Allen street,
where she met Mrs. Hiram Lem
mons, president of the Carnation
Charity Club. Here she recited a
story Of her plight from Tulsa and
how she lost every thing she pos
sessed save that she and the chill
dren had Or their backs and told OF
her having left her two girls >Cthe
older ones) behind on account OF
shortage Of funds.
After hearing her story Mrs. Lem
mons got busy, carried the three
victims to her home and gave them
shelter, during their three days,
stay in the city. A collection OF
$500 was taken at Evening Chapel
C. NJ. e. church; $2.01 was raised
at New Hope Baptist; Workers
Charity Club donated $500; and
Carnation Charity club of which,
Mrs. Lemons is president gave
$1,000; other monies were collect
ed through membership solicitation.
After collecting from these sources
a committee was appointed to So
licit clothes, etc. Clothes for all
of them were quickly provided and
the woman was given clothes and
money enough to carry them on to
Marshall and then have some spare
change left.
They continued the journey to
Marshall, Saturday morning. She
says she shall never forget that
Christian love that flow in the
hearts of Dallas Christians.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-06
EVENING CHAPEL c. M. E.
CHURCH.

The congregation of the Evening
Chapel church was very happ Sun
day after having made the journey
of the day by the trolly of the spir-
itual highway. Beginning at Sun
day school, an hour and half was
spent listening to the broad in
structions of the teachers. After
which the gospel was so eloquently
preached at II a. M, by the pastor
When the sweet strains of music
and the melody from the lips of the
choir rang into our ears caused
us to give vent TO our feelings, loud
cries wer0 heard through the SER.
vice All went away rejoicing at
the glorious time. At p. M, the
Junior Missionaries we're blessed
with a lecture in their behalf. At 8
p. M, we were IGNORED with anoth-
er great message, delivered by Rev
w. H. Martin, Text found Romans
1:16. 81 am not ashame of the
gospel of Christ, for it is the power
of God into salvation for every one
that believeth. We are very much
in love with Rev. Martin, because
of his recent connection with the C.
M. e. church and his stewardship at
Texas College, He has recently re-
turned to us from Massachusetts,,
where he has labored in the A. M. q.
Zion church. He was ordained to that
church by Bishop Lee. He has re-
turned to labor with us, A splendid
time was witnessed at the st. John
Institutional Baptist church, We'd
nesday night, when we and cur
choir were present with them to
aid them in a financial rally. We
wish to call your attention to the
Monday evening meetings of the
women missionary society, great
subjects are being discussed, and
much good is derived from them.
You are cordially invited to be with
ns MONDAY evenings at $3.50 p. m.
Missionary children were entertain.
ed at the church Saturday after
noon by sister C. NJ. Garland. They
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-06
EMPLOYEE OF PEOPLES UNDER
TAKING COMPANY PAINFULLY
INJURED.

While waiting to- board a Swiss
Avenue car at the corner OF Swiss
and Hawkins Str, Wednesday after
noon, Mr.. Glen Jordan. prominent
in the Golden Rule Of the World,
and for many years an employee of
the Peoples Undertaking Company,
was Knocked down by an automobile
and painfully injured. He suffered
severe bruises on the forehead am
left leg
According to the testiomny of eye
witnesses, Mr.. Jordan had stepped
from the sidewalk to board the car
when the Mormon Speedster struck
him down. He was carried to the
Undertaking Parlor where his in
iuries were attended b. Dr. R. Fl.
1'rotter of the rgan-Trotter San
itarium.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-06
MANY DALLASTTES TO at
TEND WOODMEN CONVENT
TON.

Among those leaving Sunday for
Denver to attend the Fifth Quadren-
raj convention of American Wood
man are: Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Wal
ters, clerk and assistant clerk of To-
cal Camp; Mrs. E. e. Williams, aud
itor of Local Camp; Major A. w.
Holman, Past Commander OF Dal-
las Camp; Mrs. Charley Mae Henry
delegate from Dallas Camp.
Visitors who will accompany par
ty; Mr.. D. p. Lewis, Miss Fannie
Dixson, Mrs. Pinkie Clark, VIM.
Moore, Mrs. John L. Jones, wife OF
Major General John L. Jones and
H. w. Scott.
The ladies drill team captained
by Mrs. Agnes, c. Williams will
also leave with the party.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-06
DALLAS LADY WON FIRST
PRIZE in CONTEST.

Miss Fairrilla Emory, 3OOS State
street, received a gold medal last
week the first prize in an original
essay contest, headed by a Mr.. J..
A. Garner of Washington, d. G..
There were 10 contestants from diff
ferent states, all school people.
Subject of 1st prize essay was
"a Negroes Plea for Justice" The
purpose of the movement was to get
material for local magazine Of
Washington.
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THE RECREATION CLUB.

The recreation club held its reg
ular weekly meeting with Mrs.
Frederick Dodd Monday morning,
Aug. /.
A goodly number was present and
all had very pleasant time. The
hostess served an ice course with
waters.
The club then adjourned to meet
with Miss Birdie Jordon, 2S17
Cochran street.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-06
NORTH DALLAS PLAY PARK
POPULAR.

The residents of North Dallas arc
liberal In their attendance of the
North Dallas park and their use OF
its recraational facilities. Every af'
ternoon the tennis court is used b.
nearly twenty couples who wait their
turn i, TO exercise themselves in that
game.
The showers are literally patron
lied all during the day by men, vo-
men and boys. An average OF 60
haths a day is being maintained.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-06
Mrs. Annie Mae Diggs Dead.

Final ChaDter of a Young Life is
Closed. Remains Shipped to Ter
Mrs Annie Mae Shaw-Diggs, wife
of Mr.. Louie Diggs died Sunday
morning at 1:15 at the family home,
2il5 Clark street, after an Illness
OF more than eighteen months.
Mrs. Diggs was victim of pull
monary troubles and had suffered
intensity since being afflicted with
The disease. Everything known to
medical science was pressed into SER
vice but all efforts in this direction
were futile and the monster death
come and in his flight carried her
soul away into that bright and bliss
rul city beyond.
Mrs. Diggs was a Miss Annie Mae
Shaw before her marriage to Mr..
Diggs. She was born in 1894 at Ter
rell, Texas, and was rs years of
age at her death.
She Joined the A. NJ. e. Church
at her home, town at an early age,
an after mobing to Dallas moved
her membership to Bethel A. M. E.
of this city. She is survived by a
husband, a three year old baby,
six sisters, two brothers and a
father. She was we'll liked by all
who knew her.
Her remains were shipped to Ter
rell 7:45 Monday evening on a
Texas and Pacific train, accompan-
led by a large eoncourse of SYM
pathetic friends. Funeral service
was held from the A. NJ. E. Church
at Terrell, Tuesday afternoon at
2:55.
Many resolutions were =. offered
from Dallas and Terrell. Solos were
rendered and short eulogy was
recited by her teacher as a pupil
of the public schools of Terrell.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-06
RAMBO-WINN NUPTIALS.

Mr.. Gilbert Rambo and Miss An
ma Bell Winn were married at the
home of the bride, 3111 Flora ST.
Saturday night. Rev. Shaw OIL
ciated.
Mrs. frankie Robinson, wife OF
Mr.. Albert Robinson died Wednes-
day night. She was an active mem
Der of Bethel A. M. f. church.
Marsallious Neal was granted a
divorce from Lula Neal, Thursday,
July 2S, 1921.
Mrs. N. j. Gilmore and little son.
Robert Henry, the second of Shire
veport, La, are visiting her mother
Mrs. S. P. Miles, Ball Colby St..
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-06

were served ice cream. Monday
night, leaders meeting: Tuesday
night; Teachers meeting: Wednes-
day night, prayer meeting; Thurs
day night, choir rehearsal; Friday
night, class meeting. Preaching at
IL q. m, and p. m. Sundays. Rev.
A. j. Johnson, pastor; H. Riddle,
Secretary; o. w. Johnson, Report.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-06

Ella Ferris was accepted as a new
member. The hostess served a
sumptuous menu of Salmon salad
and ice cream. Next meeting will
be with Mrs. A. Coleman, 2919
Commerce street Mrs. r. Motley
president, Mrs. f. NJ. Secret, Re.
porter.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-06
RANGER SPORT NEWS.

Ranger. Texas, Aug. Ranger
Oil Stars, lost to the Eastland Oil
Burners Sunday. A hitting rally 13
to 70. Though the game furnished
enough excitement to keep the fans
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-06

Longhon Auto Repair Co.-Car-
bon removed by the Oxygen pro-
cess. Ignition work speciality. Cor
ner Flora and Hall Streets. r. B.
Bosnian, Prop 7-30-4t
1 would like to Know the Where
abouts of Mrs. Mandy Douglas. Last
heard of, she was in Waco, Texas.
Mrs. Ella Graves, 10 N. First St.,
Lawton, Okla. 8-6-1t
For Carpentry Work in house
building, roof remodeling. porch
screening and all kinds of repair
work. See d. Il. Hall, 2503 Wash
ington Ave, Phone II. 2030.
S-6-2t
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MRS. L. A. BRADLEY,

KegIStered SDenceF COrsetlere.
Why not preserve the youthful
grace of your figure by letting an
expert design a special model for
your particular needs. A Spencer
Corset will guarantee to you STYLE
that is charmingly irresistible along
with comfort that is Incompatible.
Phone X 6768 for special fittings
in the privacy of your home, oil
call at 1913 Flora Street.
q-A-62t
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-06

Wood and Edwards Stetson Hats,
Ladies' Hats cleaned and reblocked.
Wood and Edwards Hat Factory,
i21 South ErVay Street. Dallas,
Texas. II.
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ROYAL COMMUNITY CLUB
OF EAST DALLAS.

East Dallas met at the residence of
The Royal Community Club of
Mrs. Josie Shears, 3015 Commerce
After prayer service was over, Our
lesson was taught by Mrs. N. A.
Castor, from Matt. 7:13-14. Mrs.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-06
HAIR Observation-Disclosures AT.
TENTI0N.

We furnish guaranteed formulas
and recipes for manufacturing all
kinds of toilet preparations and per-
fumes. Send stamp for descriptive
circular. LAKESIDE CHEMICAL CO..
$40 N. HOyne Aynue, Chicago.
720O Of
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-06

On the nights that motion pictures
are shown, all available seats are
taken and many stand and ENJOY the
open-air theatre entertainment pro-
Vided by the city.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-06
MINISTER'S DAILY DIVINE
WORSHIP.

Ministers daily divine worship. Tor
ministers only, of all denominations
invited to meet at $3.50 a, m.' every
day, 116 Central Avenue. Rev. W.
10. Atkins.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-06
GIANTS HUMBLE OILERS
DALLAS AND AOUTSOE
TO PLAY FOUR GAMES
AT SAN ANTONIO

1t was some smash administered
the Beaumont Oilers when the Dali
las Black Giants invaded the old
burg Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day, playing a double bill on the
Sabbath
The North Texas birds struck the
once queen of Texas Oil Fields like
tropical storm sweeping every
thing in its wake.
Tearing away threatening rallies,
smashing the Walls of the pitchers
defense and up-rooting the tree of
the locals inner defense was some
of the few stunts pulled by the an
CRY winds of North Texas.
The oilers were outplayed, out
classed and out generated in every
department. result of the games will
be found elsewhere on this page.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-06
WANTED.

Energetic Insurance Agents want
ed with whom to close money
making contracts.
COLUMBIAN FRArERNAL ASSN.
of Washington, y. @.
Zelos D. Warren, State Managing
Organizer, 425 Nevada Street, San
Antonio. Texas. Phone CIR. 1853.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We thank our friends for assis-
lance rendered in the death of our
husband and brother Tom Anthony.
Signed:
MRS. LUCINDA ANTHONY, Wife.
MRS. MARY PLAYER, Sister.
Silt
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-06
CLASSIFIED "ADS."

Plumbing and expert gas and pipe
fitting of all kinds. Call-R. B.
Bosnian. 1905 Flora st. 7-30-4t
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DRS. DYSON AND HAMIL-
TON GONE FOR THE SUM-
MER.

Drs. r. T. Hamilton and A. H.
Dyson left Tuesday for the National
Medical and Dental Association which
convcnes this year in Louisville, KY.
While "w"" they will vieit points OF
interest in the North and East.
Mrs Jessie Morgan-Rice will leave
Sunday night for i months stay in
Marlin, Texas.
Evening star., 1921-09-04
,Gkry>iDllr \ rw i".

sapane be packed and carried along on the Quest
by the expedition be used exploring the antarctic
islands, Baby Avro" is here a trial spin ~
Evening star., 1921-09-04
,0krysi"nc View 10.

W.
Charles Pio Robert T. or
Mrs JanesLon and
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-11
DANCE GREATLY ENJOYED

Was Che dance given in honor of our basketball boys and girls on the evening of February 21st suc- cess? It certainly was. if you are to go by what the people who at- tended it say.
 The hall was very appropriately decorated with Che colors Of each team which had played with the Douglas High School strung across Che haI Around Che walls were ar- rayed signs announcing Che order Of Che dances on Che program, with sayings about various members of each or Che teams.
 Tho guests of honor were the members Of Che Juneau and Thano teams. The attendance was exceed- nely large and a very happy time was had
 Tho High School wishes Co thank Che Douglas and Troadwoll Parent Teacher Associations for Che excel- lent dance. and especially those who assisted in decorating the hall.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-11
SPRING

March. and mo snow ou Che rrouudl Who evcr heard of such a thue1 It reminds ua of Spring -ho dayH when or.ry- tl.ue ia bright say and happy Spring a In Che air. Spring s in our blood Spring Us Iu cyery- thing and everybody
 Sec che buds shoot up out oi tho ground Spring is horc The birds fly wien more v.eor and speed because Spring .a In uc.r blood. too. The hu.d- me and streets look c.oau Springs H hero because os far as you cam s.c. deep green lol- Iaec a everywhere Tho lolda Che water. Che horizon and even the lrories In school look rr0ou The birds arc out sing me love sona Co thc.r mates as Che snmnrds of old aero- rlIoI re.r seuontaa
 The bouts look p.ok and span after their winters oger- hmme Gasiuoau Channel E dotted with these trim utle .-au wIth persons on board m- loving n sm blth
 Tho r.r'a w. dressed iu wu.tc. and thc borH wear Wh.to H.rts witch short Hoevo. Ey- .-rhoir H certainly enjoying HmoIy and taking au chat
 nr o.oa ta.m Tho .aaoh- or hare a hard umo t1 keep Che pupils m school .or ,he huuuuI days make chem au ruuo. They droam ol What tn.g win lo .ltor a.hoa. ia ou. tor th. day.
 The Spring Power ha. oyory- body in is w.p and being n II. who would be .1 foolish aa Co hrcaE aUay for t surely ia a grand u eor.o1. IcoHu
 Ju. NoofI.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-11

of last week during Che Algebra period we have been busily taking tests
 David Copperneld proves very in- terosting SO for In Englirh l. We have been outlining every chapter and some of tho incidents we read about are very amusing and interest ing.
 The sewing class has nearly 0n- lshcd tho dresses that they have been making. We arc Co make an- other dress which is to be "step- ping out' dress The cooking class has been making different dishes for luncheon. Very soon we are to serve a luncheon
 Sophomore Report
 The Sophomore girls say that tho boys In their class are the most gen- orous fin Che High School Their proofs of this is that after the pie lures Of the class were taken Che boys said. "Como on. girls. let's go to Guys" Everyone knows what you do at Guys Drug Store, 80 there Isn't any need of explaining.
 In English Che sophomores are studying Macbeth" 10 is said to be rather difficult. but we have not found the difficulties and we hope we do not find any.
 Tho Modern History class is very interested in following tho political and social reforms in England.
 Although propositions sounded very formidable to the Geometry class when they first began Go study it they now find it very interesting
 Junior and Senior Report
 The American History Glass has finished their book and is now stud yng Civcs. When the legislature begins. Che class is going over Co Juneau to hear some Of the debates.
 The Physics class has been learn ing about electricity for Che past week.
 In Commercial Arithmetic tho class is having problems in Life and Marine Insurance" We had several tests which will tell what our six weeks marks will be-
 Spanish is getting harder every day and an Che class will have Co study hard in order to understand Che verbs that are coming in every lesson.
 The English class is sull having English Literature. Once a week they have lessons in Business Eng fish.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-11
SrARBEAMs

or aI tlc hard and weary lolds
 Meath which Va bond and aIl The troubles thut j1 mot come
 AT. Che heaviest ones ul u..
 rh.r mo ccnoc Che study ol which |. more u.e.ul and commend .hI. chan .ne knowledge ot thc rue interest o. on.a country
 W things pre- literally b..lr nt.I.r and more beloved for Che mnr..uon which have boon i.. vroy appointed taat Che law O. au man Uf. may ho E.or. and th. H" ul human IuIemat Mercy
 If we would s.e Che stars ol Wa mysteries we mus. 0ut descend into lbe d.m well Q. humility
 w. a-o uo. what vc h.na ve arc Hut M. rWNN. ue arc.
 ra, ume has eaa. for both a closer union and n er.al.r distance between m. oI World and .hc Now. Tho former nIs.Umna.. welcome .. ... nn.r. and l.e nrHt t.-. .In. ,n our palaces o. art and H.H.- Try mar. n. n...He period. w. cam ..t .ar..r ..m. fH..c who com. n.
 ..rmu. or. institutions and .HH- .. our lawn"
 n. .l. build. better mouse.
 trap u us r.Heh0r tH0aeH .. ... II. u.s au0.. m la. W..aen cher. .U h. . beaten path .o '. door,
 TT. In. good as or- H.H.r No
 must h. H...- Imitation mol.
 r..r WH.H some u". ...E.. plate to Chin. .o huF T
 r... .r.- n.0.. r Che new .. . crack m II
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-11
NATIONAL PICTURE WEEEl

Why .. I. HNH.r. W.. ... H. |.. "... .H. question. asked or.. .HI ot.r .Wl N.u... February H.. H0
 .... M. win h..o I' t.. roH .0o
 .I 0 IT. U.eH s..n. .u. ...-. .H. ....-. H.. their H.t". .... ..f .e. and ..a and .r.H 0n. v Oe. .o pos. h..or. Che 0 H... both fHe bow. and .. ..I ...m went down 'o .. H s0HH.ma0 Ju. u.. .H. e...0-.. and tuu torea0u had ...r u. .u .o.re IHurl.E m. ..r. .H.' orchestra had n
 taken.
 s. -. dear ...m.. watch .or tna r.. r.. .r..u' and you win . ....
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-11
SENIORS

Tho busy bee has roth'ne on Che Seniors hcse dayr discussing c'aH uar. morocs r.ns flowers and o hundred and ou. other things LaH wo.E kept tham busy and O. coure hene Seniors they also had to .r a good example for ou other s'ulona wis. and otherwise. Setting a good .znun'. WI. not hard io do. for chat comes natural to them hut whom IT como. to having Ueu
 uEer and a.l ho natural lt Is quito UuerIt Tho Seniors being SO good IooHur Che photographer d.J not have to u.e any extra plates and now We arc looking forward lo see Che finished product rauery we do not uanl We know Che other c'asa- meu win ea.c on us with awe. bu. chen al.er tbey hove grown a u.tlo. nrhau. thcy win be oven as dimi- fled as we are.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-11

Wha. "smre Dca'1 Oh don't rm uovs Why dIdut you ro q. ..e tHe picture shown al Che lo.I ur February lt and then you would tHoN
 TH. r.ul. shown ol tHat 'a.. .. .ant o.. by Che Western Bloc m. C.mr.n. and Illustrated many now Improvements and unfo.Ia.e machinery used ab1l. Che uou.e H was muI.d .5luu. Deal for HH WUc."
 Oa Mnreb fh five r0o'a oauueI .suru nj Corn" Hunting Gooe Wth a Camua" .Hn0" and "Bat- Ic rmu oI a Nauon" wore shown ut One school
 Tner wore also Interesting and Che pupils enjoyed .ncm very mu.h
 We appreciate tho.a p.eue and m. hom when tho do not arrive ou schedule umo.
 George NH'as0u
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-11
BASKETBALL CHALLENGE

The following challenge was re .r.I from N.Ia.aua dated ko. In t'H.a March
 .1r Mitchell
 H....UaI maHar.r uoue
 I. Alaska.
 .f.Uu.aUa five challenge. u. uueas five for ohamnIua- ship oI ha.a two ou. of .r.. .m.. ID b. played tn E..h.u. Friday mI s.u. March eleventh and We.uh cmnI.. mo. I. .nm two hundred and H0r dollars Can u. .-.re.m... b. made. Au-
 H.- .. or.. to OeI.n.
 .Iseu.u U. J. Nuoh..on ". .r. worry sorry WIG ld not hear from NH.HUH who. W. m.te Ja. trip .1 W.u.. v ...m. aIIor W. r.um home from u nearby town W. .....r. .I ar.H ol challenges Al .t..r m.uH.r ol our team i. a EIeh UeH s.l.o. student in school crcu us much u. ". would lse to play u..a..''.. VI. cannot H.o .Io um. from .u. real work tl maEe ,.e uT .. E0,.aI.au. However, It tHc Mo. |u.H. l.m win come ID uoue.u M. uU play rHm any Jim. up u and m..u t.. Fourth u. Ju.y
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-11
IEE oH.EEsIRA

m. 0..H..H. which e composed 0. m. H... and girl. in nou..s and ..d..I school. HoH0s.ne worry r.n.I. TI. majority of Che mH... play roHu hu. we Hn ..nH... and trombone which ...n n. .....'. .H taking fHo 0..'r. n. nr We .... H... two uau.o- Un u. one drum.
 W. and .mH'. piece. were ...r .. the s.nr. hut w. arc now beginning lo ur0..... au or.rHr"
 ". H.r. H..H.. nt One school hons. .. Honiar evening under tH. supervision O. Prof. sumul
 Anyone who can play am IuHm. mont or amy kind s urged to be n...a. and h.o. tre school or.he. .r. tn.r Ua.heu.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-11
A.

Th. H U VI. \. which N .- e.r.1.I .... H. boon rr... .u..
 .n ... IH. club meets .F.u W.n..d.. evening
 on rr.|.. m.-r.rr r0H can m. s.H.. and r. mH. u. .e.ue -. n. -... linn. ...- Inn. Tn. night ...0-. .. .... ...H IT. Junior. and sm.. HI envy t..m
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