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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-08-05

the Grand Lodge to come forward
and more than seventy responded,
showing that much new blood Is be-
ing infused into our Order. Timely
advice was given them by the ID. G..
r. N. G. and the salute by the House
hold. Reports show the various House.
holds over the state are in a flourish
ing condition, that more than two
thousand women have been added to
our number since last year. The re
was well prepared and showed that
careful attention had been paid to
details. 1t showed that $159700 was
brought forward and $4,000 collected
from delinquent taxa total of
s1S9S.OO. Prof. I. NJ. Terrell Of Hous-
ton, was introduced and his remarks
We're kindly received. He saw great
things in the future for the House.
hold. The following committees with
chairmen were read:
Committee on Rules-Mrs. P. e.
Davis, Chairman.
Condolence-Mrs. M. G. Caldwell.
Credentials-Mrs. r. w. Weston.
Juveniles-Mrs. A. II. Hart.
Resolutions-Mrs. l.. M. Dennis
Worthy Recorders-Mrs. A. e. Car
ter.
Education-Mrs. f. M. Abner.
Accommodation Il. e. Cobb.
Fraternal Greetings = Mrs. S. A.
Rucker.
Honorary MEMBERSHIPS. L. A.
Thompson.
Temperance-Mrs L. S. Watson.
Charity-Mr. David Abner.
Foreign Correspondence-Mrs. e. s.
Kennard.
Mrs. G. w. Arlington. After which the
Household adjourned to reassemble at
the Pythian Temple, where the Ju-
venile Department. under the SUPER
vision of Mrs. A. b. Hart. State Or
ganizers, Houston and Miss q. M
praise can not be given these worthy
women for their untiring efforts and
wonderful Improvement In so short
a time. We prophecy great things In
the future for the Juvenile depart
ment under their direction.
Waco. Fort Worth, Houston Ennis
and Dallas took part in one of the
most interesting programs ever wit
messed from welcome address by IT.
tie Hattie Mae Jackson, Dallas and
response by Miss Annie b. Snow, Hous-
ton and the choruses and drill,--yet
all were exceptionally fine, and show
ing careful training Of the children
by the ladies in charge. The second
day morning session was held in com
the reports of d. G. M. NJ G., Abner
and D. G. NJ. Goree. Both reports
were inspiring and full of interest.
The afternoon session was given to
the reading of reports. All of which
showed that our affairs are in safe
hands. AS a whole, the twenty-fifth
session will go down in history as
one of the greatest in its history.
Memorial Service Held.
Joint Memorial services for the de-
ceased members of both orders were
held at ST. James A. M. u. Temple
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PUB. COMPANY,

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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-08-05

versity of Texas, County Sup't, Leon
Halden. The fine arts. millinery and
sewing departments win render final
demonstration exribit Friday evening,
August 4th, the closing day of the
Normal. st. John Association Is now
in session. DR.. r. N. Brooks, Presi-
dent of Samuel Houston College made
his arrival last Friday. Prof. ]. B
Randolph, president of Claflin College
Orangburg S. c., left last Monday.
Metropolitan A. NJ. e. church. Rev.
S. D. Butler, p. c.. is erecting $3s,
100000 edifice.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-08-05

Every man and woman should see
this wonderful woman, for she can
tell you many things that VIII put
you to wondering. Madame Jefferson
can bring tangled brains to the light
OF helpful sensihility. she can cure
any disease that you were not born
with, in fact, she can locate any dis
ease in the human body and tell your
complaint merely by your writing her.
When other doctors have failed, then
write her and she Will give you full
details OF your disease.
Madame Jefferson possesses a nat
ural-born gift from birth and is one
OF the greatest licensed preachers Of
the age. She has a supernatural gift
God has given her power to heal and
lead her people. Her advice on busi-
ness problems are worth more than
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| Send 10 cents in stamps for reply.
Madame Jefferson has discovered q
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hair on bald heads,
For consultations other than sick
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| treatments. this will go on your bill.
Address Madame Ida B. Jefferson
| Evangelist A. M. u. Church, North,
| Texas Conference). r /. Box 200,
| Longview. Texas.
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LIGHTING KILLS WILL CRAW'
FORD
Cpreston News service)


Chester, S. c., Aug. 3.-During The
heavy rain and electrical storm at
Van WICK last Monday. William craw
ford u was killed by lighting Craw-
ford and others working in a bricl;
ward took shelter under the ebes OF
the DEPOT when the storm came up
A bolt of lighting struck the CHM
nov of the depot, passed down IN
side the building and out by post
under the building by which Craw-
ford was sitting. He received the fun
force of the bolt with fatal results.
The others were shocked. A brother
Of William Crawford was shocked
unconscious and remained so for
several hours, bat is reported re-
covering from the stroke. The de-
pot was set on fire. but the flames
were soon xetinguished
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The Wonderful Hair Dresser and Grower.

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Excelsior Mutual BsnetIl
Association
DalIas, Texas

Nest people need money when
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take Insurance with the
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VIII promote q full growth Of beau
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19
GIRL TRIES
TO MARRY
OFF BROTHER

"oh, Dot My brothers coming up
from Los Angeles for few days.
and have talked about you so much
he's dying TO meet you. He wrote
me and wanted me TO arrange little
dinner and dance at one OF the hotels
and be sure 10 have you. think
you have made n long.distance hit
with Ted. my dear"
well. you evidently made n good
press agent. But you have raved so
much about him that you have me
all excited. too. But, gee. Rita!
haven't any clothes TO wear at a nice
little dinner and dance: you know
haven't Haven't had n hat or a
dress 1T for party like that for
ages. and don't know that | can az.
ford one
Yes. you can. dear. want you
In the family. SO I'm trying TO marry
you Off 20 Ted, and | want you all
dolled up. You'll be crazy about
him. so warn you to dress up. why
don't you get a dress and hat at
Chcrrys. 2o7 Rialto building, on Sec.
ond ave. between Madison and
Spring, over the Plg'n whistle? They
are having June sales now, and one
can buy on credit there, you know.
You can easily pay for things by TAX.
ing advantage of the terms they al.
low. "--Advertisement.
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ECZEMA IN RASH
ON bAbYS FACE
And Body. Spent SIeepIess
Nights. Cuticura Healed.

my baby's skin became red and
rough and then eczema broke out on
her face and body In q rssh. Her
head was . mass OF scales and sore
erupfions. and her hair became dry
and brittle. She spent many sleep
less nights.
The trouble lasted about three
months. commenced using Cuti-
curs Soap and Ointment and in .
weeks time the itching grew less. I
continued using them and now she
10 healed" (Signed) Mrs. z. O. Hill.
Box 1888. Cut Bank, Montana.
Cuticufa Soap to cleanse and pu-
rify, Cutieurs Ointment to sooshe
and heal and Cuticura Tslcum to
powder and perfume are Ideal for
daily toilet purposes.
s~@ris rseh yrss ~ Nsr A61re-s1 -csyssss Lab
srxtsrt~s. Dept \, Msl1sH ~, Mss" Bold sv9T-
yhcxr 2osp he. Ointmsns y ard Zoe. Tsl<nm ~.
- cstieura Soap sh~ves without mss.
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DEPfOREs
CONDITION

Tho report adds that X deplore.
The present condition of AFFAIR."
which gives rlse In this state 10 an
unmistakable. tho perhaps excunable
tendency among the friends Of the
national banking system here 10 urge
upon state bank managers the De.
STABILITY OF withdrawing from the
state and entering the national syp
tom.
In this connection" n zoe. on.
we deem II proper 20 invite your
special attention 20 the fact that i'm.
metiiateiy after the scandinavian
American bank failures In Tacoma
and Seattle a number Of good. strong.
ably managed state banking instltu.
tons ran TO cover a. IL we're. and
with haste almost unbecomlng. a..
vorccd themselves from the state
banking system and embraced the
national This action was dictated hy
spirit OF fear that the confidence
OF the people In tho state system
might be completely undermined.
land also In the fenr. no doubt. TINT
the people IN their indignation over
the lamentable bank failures might
demand that the guarantee OF de-
poSlis system be made compulsory
instead 81 merely optional.
Certainly our state bank system
should by law be given such charnc.
ter that II viii stand with equni dig.
nifty and prestige aiongside Of the
national system. State bankers
should accomplish this along lines
similar TO those worked out In Cali.
fornia. where highly modern de.
partmental state bank structure OF
enormous size and power has been
built IN along lines which commend
the confidence and respect Of all the
people. and along lines which give n
maximum Of encouragement 10 thrift
BY securing. thru scientific provis.
ions OF law. n maximum Of safety
and protection 10 the wage earner-
ne a reward for their thrift. In
other words. unless state bankers
can evolve "A system OF sufficiently
high character 10 inspire universal
confidence. then. the present con.
fusion Of our state bankers and OF
our people will become confusion
worse confounded.' And the inevl.
table result viii be the PRONUNCIATION
~ legislation by forces less compe-
tent than are bankers. themselves. 10
carry out this important constructive
work"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19
California Bank Lam
Is FavOred for State

That the salvation of Wash.
ingten'S state banking system
lies In the adoption Of state
law similar TO the California de
partmcntal hank act i the con.
iention OF Raymond X. Frazier
president of the Washington
Mutual Savings bank.
Frazier Is secretary Of the special
committee % three appointed by the
president of the Washington State
Bankers association from the com
mission of ~ on tho revision o. the
state banking code.
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OAK
REX BEACH HEROINE
Is DENIED DIVORCE

Mrs. Caroline Beaton Chilberg.
heroine OF Rex Beach's most
popular novels. has been denied n
divorce In Los Angeles from Eu.
gene chliberg. son OF Andrew Chill.
berg. Seattle banker and vice.
consul here for Sweden.
Mrs. ChilberR was one OF the
pioneers OF the North. She In be.
lieved TO be the prototype for
Cherry Malotte in THE silver
Horder" and The Spoilers" She
cornered tho coal market with
Louis Lane In 1899 I'm Nome and
came cut TO the states with a for
tune.
Chilberg and his wife have been
living apart for three years.
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Against Nancy Preston" II r. n
crook story and is said 10 afford afr.
Warner unusual opportunity 10 dis
play his ability IN the line he has
made famous on the speaking stage.
Appearing with Warner IN the
leading feminine role is Lillian Rich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19

Wonderful double exposures which
reveals two men. Identical In every
detail Of appearance. standing side by
side. shaking hands and exchanging
equipment. IL striking token OF tho
progressive photography cmanating
from tho movies. in sonny" Rich.
ard Bartheimoss' current attraction
at the Liberty this week.
fiarihelmess appears NJ both Sonny
Crosby and Joe Peters. II Im the first
time be has had a dual role. The
offering II one o. area, appeal. toll.
ing the story Of postwar compiica-
tons in the life Of a returned veteran
who Il mistaken for dead buddy. !"
Pauline Caron. n petite little
blonde. makes her debut ms leading
lady In this feature.
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COLONIAL,

Symbolic OF American womanhood.
philosophy and life. and with n
theme carrying universal appeal.
Hail the Woman" Is easily one OF
the finest pictures produced by
Thomas II. Ince. The story deals
with oliver Beresford Theodore Rob
ertsl. a grim and bigoted New Eng.
land farmer. whose uncompromising
creed. Men and their sons first"
disposes harshiy OF woman's destiny.
The tender Illusion Of romance In
preserved turnout the story despite
the many dramatic situations.
Florence vidor. Madgc Bethany
and Lloyd Hughes appear 20 fine nd.
vantage in Hail the Woman" which
Ia the attraction until Tuesday night
AT tho Colonial
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EASTERN B,NKERs
SHOW OPPOSITION

Tho committee OF three recon
mcnded 20 the recent state bankers
convention that the California law b.
adopted IN this state. but the report
was not approved on account Of OPP
position from Eastern Washington
bankers. who declared themselves
against the policy Of segregatlng saw.
INKS ffom demand deposits, a. pro
vided by tho California act.
In spite bf this Frazier declares
there Is a very strong sentiment Ia
Western Washington for such a
law.
A. proof OF the efficacy OF the
California law. Frazier quotes ihs
following from hts committees re-
port
''Sincc the adoption Of tho
California departmental hank act
In 1909. NOT A DOLLAR HAS
BEEN LOST To A DEPOsIToR
In any state bank ON account 81
failure" whereas IN Washington,
from July. 1918. 20 January.
1920. six banks were entirely
iiquidatcd by th. banking de.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19
WINTER GARDEN

The vast sweep OF tho desert lands
OF Sahara serve na a vivid and TO
mantle background Tor The sheik of
Araby.- Ia which tho noted star Of
the stage and screen. II. u. Warner.
appears ns the sheik about whom
tho song hit. Tho sheik OF Arnby'
was written.
Warner In the dominant character
in the story. As an English captain
who vowed vengeance on his own
people because OF an injustice tina,
reflected upon his honor. he goes
among tho Arabs and lives as one OF
them.
An exciting battle on the sands be.
tween English soldiers and Bedouln
bandits furnishes n thrilling climax.
Supporting Warner Is a disiin.
Fuishcd cast. including Barbara Cas-
Teton.
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LCOIINiIiIA

o. Henry. the genius Of tho short
story. once turned bis attention. hu.
morously. 90 a study of what women
carry In their handbags. declaring
they even surpass a small boys peck
cts for incongrulfy OF contents. Had
Herbert Rnwilnsons ms the hero Of
The Black has" displayed n siml.
lar curiosity toward the girl with
whom he fell In love aoon after they
met he would have seen something
startling II was n sparkling din'
mond necklace no was afterward &c.
cuEed OF stealing.
The average man would expect 70
find almost everything else but a
string Of costly gems IN n woman's
handbag. That's why the girl in the
story thought Il would be safe for
her to transport tho Jewels In that
way.
How u all turns out makes n
highly interesting picture. which can
be seen AZ the Columbia this week,
II was written by Louis Joseph
Vance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19
ToDAy's PROGRAMS

ifnEnrY--riiehard BaytheImess In
''ssnsr."
colt MitfA--Sierts~rf Hawifnsou In
The Biask nag"
WINTER nAKDfN--U. ~. Warner
VA The Nhisa % Araby."
sfNAsD---.'Thr Woman Nho walk
ed Aiens." Aii-stsr east.
sDilsftH--sfs s~nnrtt's The
star ftaarsIer"
COIo>fAf>--t1er~n yidow In HAL
the woman."
oAh--wsdxswead Newell In ala
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19
Vengeful Ford Car
Wrecks Two Others

EToS. Eng. June ia Ford
car out OF control mounted the
pavement in High ST.. smashed thru
the window Of motor agency and
wrecked two other Fords.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19

An artificial wood that is sold IKE
the real thing that Il can be worked
with carpenters tools and finished
with a file or snndpaper Is now being
produced by an English firm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19

.noRorHy DALTON as a blondel
- And Wanda Hawlcy. another
idson. dark. exotic villain Of Fools
Paradise" to stir up troubled These
are tho elements Of drama. Of which
there n plenty In The Woman Who
Walked Alone" the Paramount OF.
ferinE at tho Strand for the week.
This picture In one which carries
you from London drawing rooms TO
the South African yeidt. and involves
tho central character. Iris Champ.
ncyH. In n succession Of dramatic
situations.
Milton stills Is splendid az the Lead
ing man. and tho entire cast II far
above tho average.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19

A French scientist OF distinction
says that women are less sensitive
to pain than men. and actually feel
less OF u In a given operation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19
QUOTES FIGURES
ON CONVERSION

He quotes figures 20 show that IN
California. in 1891. only ak state
hanks converted 20 national banks
the transactions involving ssis,B0o
In capital and surplus and st.seT. 900
total resources. while nine national
banks converted 20 state banks, in.
volving te.ass COO capital and $50.
ssS.o 900 total resources.
on the other hand, during the IL
months beginning April. 1891. 10
Washington state banks were nation.
Alfred. involving steo. 600 capital and
surpluse. and ssosS 900 total 70.
sources. while two Seattle truns com.
panics. with resources aggrcgating
$500 900. consolidated with national
banks. During the same period no
national banks converted 10 state
banks.
we mention tho Rbove.- the com.
mittce's report commented. for the
purpose OF Inviting attention 10 tho
lind that IN the state OF California
the overwhelming tendency Il toward
national hanks entering the state
banking aystcm. while In our owh
state tho reverse Il the case. Tho
privilege extended under the state
law OF California OF conducting
branch banks doubtless constitutes a
contributing factor 10 tho tendency
referred to.
But ali students Of the California
situation know that national banks
IN California would not convert TO
the state system IN such large mum.
bers were :, no, for the fact that the
California departmental hank act has
restored the confidence OF the people
Of California IN tho state bank syr.
tom. as - clearly shown by the .nor.
nous Increase IN savings deposited
tn state banks there since the ados,.
ton of this act"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19

Actual documents Of AZTEC his.
tory arc available 10 the history stu
dent today.
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to your druggist
Stops Pain Instantly

The simplest way to end a corn is
Blue-jay. A touch stops the pain in
stantly. Then the corn loosens and
comes out. Made in two forms--a
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Safe, gentle. Made in world-famed
laboratory. Sold by all druegis.s
Free. Write bauer d Black. Dept.
f75. for poiuabic book. Correct Care
Of the Feet"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19

with an ~xp~rfenc- Of over 20
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you for your perfect correction
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COLISEUM

A good oid.fashioned meiodrasna
with "a pretty heroine. a hero. a VII
famous villain. a stunning Rdvcntur.
ess, plus a lot OF original comedy
stunts. IL Mack senncft's offering.
AT the Crossroads OF New York" on
view this week at the Coliseum.
II would be next 10 impossible 70
tell the plot. Its too complicated
and moves along too rapidly.
senncti introduces one Of the most
pretentious casts ever in this produc-
tion. George OTiara II tho hero.
Ethel Grey Terry tho yasnp. Kathryn
Mcclure tho heroine. and the come
dams are Noah Hccry. Billy Bevan,
Charlie Murray. Eddie Cribbons and
Dot Farley.
AT the Crossroads OF New York.
ia for laughing purposes only.
OAK
Tonight for the last time tho myn-
terry drama. ''sia." shows at the oak.
Dice Of Destiny" starring III. II.
Warner, win be tho feature picture
for Tuesday and wednesday.
Dice OF Destiny II n screen
adaptation by Fred Myton OF John
A. Morosco's novel. The People
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19

II you value your watch. let Haynes
repair Il. Next Liberty theater ADV.