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Evening star., 1921-03-27
Mrs. Harding to Receive
In Honor of Delegates
To Women's $ Convention
Presidents Wife Will Hold
Reception at White House
on Wednesday Afternoon
at 4O'Clock.

Mrs. Warren G. Harding will hold
. reception in tho White House It 4
O'Clock Wednesday in honor Of the
the Association Of Collegiate Alum
nae and tho Southern Association of
College Women to be held in the Ho-
tel Washington this week. There will
be . banquet at tho Hotel Washington
Thursday night, when Miss Julia
Lathrop Will bs toastmistresA with a
brilliant GALAXY Of women a. speak
era the number including Maj Julia
stimson, Miss Mabel Boardman, Mrs.
Helen Gardener. Mrs. Vernon Kellogg
and Representative Alice Robertson.
A tea Will be given at tho National
Club House on Tuesday. March 20.
when tho members OF the Washington
branch Of tho Collegiate Alumnae will
be hostesses.
Mrs. Calvin Coolidge VIM receive
the guests on this oooaaon. and With
Robert Lansing. MrA Marvin B.
Rosenberg. president Of the National
Association: Miss Mary L.eal Hardness,
president Of the Southern Association
Of College Women. Mrs. Phillip Moore
and Miss Sibyl Baker. president Of the
W
Among those who win assist at the
tea are Mrs. Kate Dewey Cole. Mrs.
william De Caindry. Mrs. Glen l.
swiggett and Miss Gertrude Van
Hoesen. who will preside at the
tables: Mfs: l. B. swormstedt. Mrs.
Raymond b. Morgan. Mrs. David l..
Wing. Mrs- 3. L. Ransome. Miss Ellen
A. vinton, Miss r. Leech, Miss Alice
Deal. DIR. Louise Taylor Jones, Mrs.
Louis c. Sherer. Mrs. Avery Coonley
and Mrs. Frank Wilkins. Others who
will be present to assist will be Miss
Edith Goode, Miss Stella Clem.nce.
Mrs. Lawrence v. Grogan, Miss
karoline klager. Miss Byrd Mock,
Miss Eleanor Brandeis Miss Frances
Chickering. Miss Mary Sibley Evans and
Miss HummeI.
Many of the college presidents and
deans Of colleges. as well as some of
tho delegates. will stay at tho club
house during the convention. They
are: DR.. Martha Tracy. dean Of the
Woman's Medical School of Philadel-
phia: Mrs. Margaret A. Knight, dean
Of women. Pennsylvania State Col
lege: Ada Comstock, dean Of Smith
College; Miss Sarah II. Dean, dele
gate from the New York branch: Miss
Florence Snow, assistant editor OF
Smith Aumnae Quarterly; Elisabeth
Whitaker. dean OF Elm1ra College,.
Mary q. Wooiley. president Of Nount
Hoiyoke College: Edith II. Hill, editor
OF Smith Alumn1e Quarterly: Kath-
crime LAe Bates OF Wsllesley, md
Emily Mcvey. president Of sweet
Briar College.
Evening star., 1921-03-27

took an active part in relief work
during her stay Of few seasons ago
The attache Of the Argentine embassy
and Mime. Vallejo have taken an apart
ment 1T the HAdleigh, where they are
now established.
Tho military attache Of the Argen-
, oareza, has arrived in Paris, France,
whore he will spend some time.
Mr. Y. Mccormick Goodhart, secre-
tary temporarily attached to the stan
OF the British embassy. has taken an
Mr.. Albert Blanchet, secretary Of the
Haitian legation, and since July 1,
1920. charge d'affatres. has been ap-
pointed minister to this post, and with
Nine. Blanchet arc in their house at
144o r street.
The new secretary Of tho Italian
embassy, Mobile Tommaso dei Mar
ohest Assereto. who accompanied the
country. has taken an apartment at
1875 II street
Tho new special attache tempor.ril,
sttaehsd to tho italian embassy
y
apartment at the Brighton. Cavalier
and Signor Buggel1f came to this
country with Ambassador Signor
Ricci about month ago.
The naval attache Of tho Italian
embassy. Capt Uyeda, entertained a
company OF thirty-tvo at dinner
Wednesday evening at Rauschers and
win entortain again March 81, prior
to his departure for Japan. on leave
Of absence.
The attache Of the Danish legation,
Mr.. Johannes Plum. has moved from
| the Wyoming TO Rauschers. whore
he 10 now established.
Tho charge d'affaires of the Neither
lands legation, Jonkheer W. H de
Beaufort. and the commercial attache
Of the legation. DR.. D. H. Andre. are
spending the Easter season in
day. They will return to Washington
the second week in April. Mr.. de
Beaufort IL also charge d'affaires of
tho Netherlands legation at Havana
The secretary Of the czechoslovak-
tho assistant military attzche, Mai.
Jri Sedmfk. have been detached from
tho legation staff and returned to
their homes in CzechoA0vakta.
Ths secretary Of the Swedizh leEa-
ton. Ar. J. do LAgerberg. has moved
from the Wyoming and taken an
apartment At Rauscher's.
Senior Don Rafael Ma dc Mueufro,
the newly arrived third secretary Of
tho Spanish embassy. has taken an
apartment At the Calverton.
Senor Carlos Gumicio, consul gen.
eral Of Bolivia in New York. has been
in charge OF the Bolivian legat ton
since the departure Of the secretary
and charge d'affaires. Senor Alberto
Cortadellas and Sonora de Cortadel-
las. The attache Of the legation.
Senior Pablo Rada, Is the only member
Of the stan in Washington.
Tho secretary Of tho Ecuadorean
legation. Senor Don Miguel A. de
Ycaza, is spending a few days in
New York. where he went Thursday
evening.
Evening star., 1921-03-27
Easter Army Dance
Plans Announced

The organising COMMITTEES for the
series Of Army dances held at
Rauscher's has announced that this
Easter dance will be given in honor
Of Secretary of War and Mrs. Weeks
Tuesday evening. March 20, 1T $50.
Secretary and NYs. Weeks will re-
cstvs the guests. assisted ~ Senator
and 1Ef2 James W. WeAs1oFth r.;
Nat. 0sss anA NJ William snsW ana
M,7S,. Gen; ..a :. 4 IA " q, n Ss.ses, csl ~
GuAStR
Evening star., 1921-03-27
Items Of Social Interest.

Miss sabina Lansing Of watertown,
N. r. who was the guest last week
Of DR. and MIRA Daniel L. Borden. re-
turned to her homo yesterday. DR.
and Mrs Borden entertained at a
dinner Thursday evening in her honor
and the same day Mrs. Borden gave a
luncheon for her
Mrs. Lockwood Honore of Chicago
entertained at dinner Saturday eve
ming, March 19. at Rose Hill Manor
Frederick. Md. which has been opened
for the season.
Mrs. Cumberland. wife Of DR.. Will
liam Wilson Cumberland Of the Sta te
Department. win be at home informal
~ Tuesday afternoon from to S in
hsr home at 1850 Euclid street. She
vim be aegtsteA b. MrA Hugh Nesbit
an4 4fA Absek Levin Richardson
gk& 0Waa EfssmaA 1ubsrts vffl
satertam at tea this afeoFnoon n
honor Of Mrs. joseph d. Noell.
Evening star., 1921-03-27

- Ssuetazy q tAe htsEiar md Ar..
Evening star., 1921-03-27
Mrs. Harding Patroness
At Day Nursery Party

Mrs. Harding has consented to be a
patroness for the Day Nursery card
party to be given Wednesday after
noon. April s. at Wardman Park
Hotel. Others who have given their
names az patronesses are Mrs. Cool
Lenroot, Mrs. LAdislauS Lazaro, Mrs.
Cordial Hull Ms. Marcus 4. Hanna.
Mrs. ReAAr4 II. 1hompson, Nf1 Ed
ward Aealo AcIean, Nrs. AxRietAed
Petaa. Mrs. James Carroll 9eNgeF,
Mrs. waltaf Tuckerman sDd Mrs.
William Litt1Uer.
Evening star., 1921-03-27

FAN entertained Q small Informal COM
pany at dinner Thursday evening at
Wardman Park Hotel, when their guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Otero and
Mrs, Lena Otero Warren Of Santa, Fe.
n. M. and Capt. Bert Mossman.
Aiss Frances Hoar, vnose enxsxe-
ment ts announced today BY the
Speaker and Mrs. Frederick II Gl-
lett. is visiting friends in Boston. and
will not return TO washin ston i'm
mediately.
The ambassador Of Peru and Senox.
dc Pezet will be the guests in whose
honor Col. and Mrs. Francis r. A.
, Junkin will entertain at luncheon TO-DAY
at Twin Oaks. Col. and Mrs. Junkin
viii be at home informally this after
noon, when they will be assisted in re-
ceiving by their brother-in-law and
sister. MAJ. Gen. Edward West Nichols
| superintendent OF the Virginia Military
Institute at Lexington, Va, and Mrs
, Nichols. who are the guests of Col and
Mrs. Junkin over the week end
Mrs. Joseph s. FreIinghuysen has
Joined Senator Frelinghuysen here nj
| their 18th street residence, after an alb
0enco OF several weeks eDent in ths
south md IN New York.
| 6enAtr WhltsP n D6go and Nh,
| ma 811R SVO - 6 36aasio city
! where they are entertaining q house
party Of Now York friends over the
Evening star., 1921-03-27

The marriage Of Mr.. Ralph c. Keefer
Of Washington and Miss Marion E
Miller Of New York was soiemnifsd
Saturday. February 10, at the homo OF
Mr.. and Mrs.. John Quinn. Aonta
Flores, Porto Rico. the Rev. +. MO-
Mr.. a1d Mrs. Quinn emtaFtRtDed tn1
heldAl eoaple and graGks WITH Q 11nen
HoA. 1A&1nP WA3Gh N. cd - 11S2o
tContinued On Sixth pagNS
Evening star., 1921-03-27

SCo0tanued On Sixth 1080-
Evening star., 1921-03-27

RUAarming bits OF gossip picked up
ARo4nA there are correct, Mrs. Hard
h4vin lsave the White House with
. laaUiaAt social trail behind her. II
- Sxpected that she will entertain
0e Of Asr tas and luncheon parties
- 1esrd the Mayhower. taking her
OD0tD d0Wa TO Chesapeak bay or
S<H and, having the Mayfiower
&a0A o. board, of course there will
- eGDof1G. fhs0o trips will, OF course,
- a11Despersed with week end trips,
yoa t. President and Mrs. Hard
~ Vfn k1ye only small parties with
dkan and ba given an opportunity for
a&0ofuts rest The President and Mrs.
Roosevelt used the SyIph for most of
tAsar river trips, but the President
and Mrs. Taft, chose tho larger and
more up-to-date craft. the Mayfower.
fer all Of their entertainment of
that nature. The vessel has neces-
ssrily to be kept In constant readi-
naSs, and in the fnesti trim, as she is
AtW0ys used for conveying visitors
q st1to to Mount Vernon and other
pAfHfs Of interest
xAeoo p1rtiee ara to be supplement =
0W1kh garden parties. and even musi-
90 s1o ad6sd. And all OF the init
0ooe30O q so6tal lhe at the White
- o0eDO< beGot Of m idle tongue,
H.: :: ~: = :: - xs';:'s6's' :s::'''
~ r,f.r1or ,nd Mr.
Evening star., 1921-03-27
Official and Unofficial Sets
TOGreetEasterSeasOnW With
Several Important Dinners
Young and Old to Roll Eggs on
= White House Lawn-Reception to
Diplomatic Corps.

IL tending from the presiden and Ms Hrd; and the V;e P
Mrs Coolidge
society Several dinners will preface things the White
House where Mrs Hardngs skill and hostess will be
chiefly official program
will be embracing hoped much discussed parties
TOMORROW the President and Mrs Harding will be hosts
My 9 5 ss VI MGus I T e The m m ad
ii tn, sad .. s, .ss n %
slsd with Of varied hue hoped tie and
the KS snd er PresSeas did,
THE Vice President Coolidge reception
Ing
sS: as's a: ae sss
a & @ ;1SSs:' % s' ssss::
Wood Of sael
fsi 'S : ': &
THE Hughes guest. whom
's @*s H. vim md S
,S: Sas
sssa g. s y &: 4s
that he d asG a su ia and M
No snsasmns w.hinston
'5Ss ss
ST. I osh % cuie ri ; 1 2
REGMNNe with the Dixie ball Willard
Sss league :as tis Ss G
day night the beautifully planned Colonial ball
Z: s.is Ts:sS; !; &:
e % E s s Any W Sass. Te h;;s s s
and Gen and Mrs Connor win Horton
viii make the - - ~No-
E Connection. of business street
- Washinson former eIor
has as another fashionable highway
place This will happen Mrs Marshall
IN ahIonabe HE taking their constitutional
s;'i s S M tn; e ee s.s:s
ssd bse " o" 10th street " the
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-12
GREEN GELDING COPS
RICH TOLEDO STAKE

Toledo. Ohio, July r. jim T., a
gelding owned by j. b Reynolds o.,
Kansas City No. and making his frs.
start OF the season, won the zoe pace,
the Fort Meigs $4,000 stake. the iea.
ture race Of the opening days Grand
Circuit meeting at the Fort Miami
track. The Edman entry, Ruth Patch
and J. l.. Jr. was the iavorite, but
Jim b. won in straight heats.
h. Colorado showed tire way in the
2:O7 trot, winning in straight heats
and making o new record BY trotting
the second he;It IN 2.0t14 Eptr heats
were necessary in the 2 q trot, the
Great Miss Morris, GrovetoWn and
Princess D4fena eAch' winning h heat
but when the heat winners starteg
their mile Cox piloted his mare out in
front and led from wire to wire, max
ing his .siyth race on the Grand Cir,
cult this season, t..-
, Tbs. Great Rose. a 3yearold lilly BY
J 'atas the Great, was sold yesterday
to Stoughton T. Fletcher or
the Laural yFin' farm to Tom Taggert
Jr. of French Lick for $4,000
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Chicago, Z; New NorE 20
Boston, 2; Cincinnati .
Brooklyn, 9; PITTSBURGH, 3.
Philadelphia, 9; St Lou 8 8.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-12
How They Stand
Am ERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday : Results.

New York, 1; Chicago, o.
Boston, t-i, Detroit / 3
st Louis, .; Washington, 4
No other game scheduled.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-12
FAVORITES WIN IN
NET COMPETITION

indianapolis, Ind, July l2.-Three
local luyoritcs won early round
matchc4 which featured yesterdays
iuatalmout of the annual western sec
toual tennis championships at the
Woodstock club, Ralph lurdlck, tor
mrr western doubles champion; Fritz
hustan. former intercollegiate cham.
plou and j. IT, EIIcrs were the victors
Whoae play drew most attention,
While several Of the Chicago con-
tinerut OF entrants did not show up.
Clifton H. Herd and Lucion Williams
led the " indy city representatives.
with victories in an impressive man.
nor Each won through two rounds.
r. T. Woods. C. l.. FredriCks ANA Leo
Lunn of Chicago We're defeated c. f.
EIlor Won in the first round.
Out Of town stars were slow in ar
irving and several will not get into
action until today defaults having
been posted TO their credit
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-12
Games To-day,

Washington at Chicago.
New York at 81 Louis
Boston at Cleveland,
Philadelphia at Detroit
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-12
I [R rs

When you buy tire buy quality
tire The kind that will please you
and take YOU safely on your journey.
Quality tires are the only tires we
sell We also have quality prices
prices that are much lower than you
cen find anywhere else. Every tire
and tube we sell carries the best quar-
antee Tires fabric 5000 miles
cords 5000 and inner tubes one year
30x3 inner tubes $500 and 30x3l@
$225; 30x3 fabric tires $3.50 and so,
Cords only $1,000 and 3Ox3la fabric
sl2,50. cords $14,5O Come in and
get our low prices on all larger sizes
And don't forget us when you want
something for your Ford. as we carry
most everything used on Fords.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-12
DEER PARK GOLFERS
10 MEET OTTAWA ON
WEST SIDE LINKS
FIRST or A SERIES OF QUEST
AFTE N O ONS" BETWEEN
sTRsAToR, OTTAWA AND Ia
SALE TO BE INAUGuRATED
NEXT THURSDAY AFTERNOON.

Deer Park, Boosting more than its
quota OF high class performers viii be
guests Thursday of the Ottawa Golf
Club during an afternoon tourney at
the west side links, The competition
will be the first OF series to be
played between Ottawa, Deer Park
and Streator.
The schedule, as arranged, calls for
each club visiting the other at least
once during the season ottawa is
slated to play return date" at Deer
Park on August H. Word sent up.
from the La Sale club indicates that
they will send up the best players
available to compete with Ottawa. For
this reason the sports committee OF
the local club is combing for all the
cracks to pit them against the cocky
bunch from down the river
That the tourney will mrn out some
interesting play goes without saying.
Pairinas for Clifton Cup.
The next big tourney on the Ottawa
clubs program is about to be launched
with qualifying rounds for the Clifton
Cup disposed of Pairings for the
first matches were announced yester
day and show the following
Claudon VS. Claus
Kelly VS.. Hanna,
Morahn VI. Trumbo
Gleghorn VS.. Megattin.
Bishop VS.. De Bernard.
Woelfel VS. Jordan
Finley VS.. OConor,
StordOck VS.. Armstrong.
Charles CIaudon, being present hold |
er OF the cup, did not have to play in
the qualifying. He won the cup lastl
year.
Scores, together wthg halaicaps !
made in the preliminary rounds, fola
low: ,h, suu Al
IIan1inuu MAI
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-12

llmu1aa by the Pekm club, 70 % /.
July and Pekin handed the last
Bradford team double descat. 9th.
er teams rated as being exceptionally
fast have fallen before ,hc batter.
ing stride OF pekin during this sea.
son lu4 local baseball officials and
mentors are looking forward to one
Of the sttltost contests of the season
Following are the lmeups Of both
teams as they viii appear on tn,
diamond SUNDAY:
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-12
Ottawa.
The Rest Of the Month.

The remainder OF the July baseball
bill consists of game with Peters
Chicago Union Giants, July u. and
Pontiac, July 81.
This morning mmors were ctrcu.
lated around local baseball head
quarters that Red" Williams for
mer second-hascmau for the local
team, who recently had been playing
with the Bradford nine, had been re-
leased from that club Evidently
Red played the brand ol bail lie did
here last season.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-12
1926 MACS ENTERED
IN KEWANEE RACES

Kewanee, H., July 12.-One hun
dred and twenty-five horses are ready
to start in the kewanee summer race
meeting OF the Illinois Valley Circuit
today, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri,
day. Judge w r. Talbot of Peoria,
Grand Circuit starter, will send the
horses away.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-06-25
BLACK Bluffs GUST CATS AND TAKE
LEAD IN PENNANT CHASE.
SPUDDERS HOLD TIGHT TO CELLAR POSITION.
OILERS OPEN A THREE CAME SERIES HERE TO-
DAY WITH GIANTS.

The beaumont Oilers will be
guests Of the Giants here Saturday,
Sunday and Monday at Gardner Ball
yard
The Oilers are hustling toward
the top just now and are in third
place. while the Giants have feeble
grip on fourth place. This does
not mean however that the Goliaths
have been loafing for they won five
out of nine games played on their
tour In South Texas. They are fig
uring II the brakes are any ways
in their favor in these three clash
es they will be on their way to the
top of the heap.
The Bluffs who are leading the
hounds are the next card to pitch
battle here commencing Tuesday
and concluding Wednesday, June 28
and 30 and IL the clan OF Whitaker
is successful in grabbing two from
the prsncing Bluffs and three from
Listens runner ups the home guard
will then have an occasion to re-
joice some where near the top
II has been predicted by authori-
ties OF the game that fans will like
ly enjoy a bit OF base warrioring
In the first three as well as the
last, two games to be played here
next week.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-06-25
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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-06-25

The community life of Dallas has
suffered a distinct loss in the de-
parture of Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah
Cooper and daughter, for Los An
geles, California, where they will
make their home.
Mr.. Cooper and family, in com
pany with Mr.. Percival Everett and
family, left last Saturday en- route
to their new home.
Mr.. Cooper, who owned a home
and some rental property in the
city has purchased a modern two
story brick home in Los Angeles.
located at 1411 East Washington
st. He will take up his residence
there upon his arrival.
Mr. and Mrs. Cooper have lived
in Dallas for many years and their
leaving causes much regret among
the host of friends and business as
sociates who have known them.
While here, Mr.. Cooper has been
engaged as horticultural, employed
first by Col. e. H. r. Green as
foreman of the large nursery which
he conducted, then in the same ca
pacity for the Lang Floral and
Nursery company which took over
the interests of Mr.. Green on his
removal to New York.
AS a token of the esteem in
which the employees of that COM
pany held him, Mr.. Cooper was
presented with a solid gold Masonic
watch charm and pair of solid
gold cuff links in an employees
meeting held especially for that pur-
pose Just before he left the employ
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-06-25
THE ALPHIN ART AND CHARITY
CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS.

The Alphin Art and Charity Club
met Wednesday, June 18th at their
club room, Gilpin Building. with the
president presiding. Our musical di-
rectress lis planning an Operetta for
the benefit of the treasure of the
club.
The election of officers for the en-
suing year are as follows:
Mrs. w. r. Pennybacker, President ;
Mrs C. E Lindsay, Vice-presfdent;
Mrs. Ben Johnson, Second Vice.
president; Mrs. W. w. HUMPHREYS
Third Vice-president and Parliament
tartan; Mrs. w. H. Harvey, Secretary;
Mrs ]. H. Avant, Jr., Asst. Secre-
tary and Reporter; Mrs. NJ l.. Tuck
er, Cor. Secretary; Mrs. o. c. Crook,
Treasurer; Mrs. NJ. Smith, Cor. Treas
urer; Mrs. A. Ward, Musical Direct
ress; Mrs. r. A. Ransome, Chairman
Executive Committee; Mrs A. Young.
Chaplain.
Delegates to Federation at Gle
burne were also elected Hostess of
next meeting, Madams C. L. Lind
say and w. B. Pennybacker.
Mrs. j. H. AVANT. Jr., Reporter.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-06-25
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Boiled Down and Served In Con-
densed FOrm.

IN fire from an unknown origin,
2119 MaIilla Street, Sunday morning
at A o'clock came ear causing Arthur
Richardson his life. He was asleep
in the building and when he awoke
he was forced to leap through the
window to dodge the leaping flames.
He was slightly injured by broken
glass from the window pane.
ALI Carter, Rent Car driver, vas
assessed the maximum penalty of
5000 and six months in Jail for his
offense in procuring white women
for immoral purposed. Carter plead
ed not guilty.
John Henry, young Colored man,
was arrested and fined 800 for pass
ing a street car while passengers
were alighting Monday morning,
j. Crockett (whfte) appeared as a
witness against Henry and testified
to his driving pas the car.
Mrs. Melvin Slaughter is visiting
in Houston this week.
Dr. NJ w, Dogan, President of
Wiley University, his son and daugh.
ter of Marshal are in the city and
DIe SueSlS VI I AOl. anu MIS-. ~ II.
Boswell DR.. Dogan also visited the
Dallas Express office and other Negro
enterprises OF note.
Mrs. Bitton of Waco. was in the
city visiting her brother, w. H.
Holloway.
The nineteen and twenty-five Ma
tional Baptist Sunday School Con-
gress has been invited to Dallas.
Poi. G. A Williams and others ex-
tended the invitation. The matter
was turned over to the Committee Of
Place and the city will be announced
later. The Congress was held this
ear at Little Rock Ark