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DOCTOR OR DRUGGISTS

THE IDEAL, LINCOLN MANOR Nos
l and and the ELITE ADDITION
in South Dallas need a Doctor and
Drug Store badly, 5000 people with
no Doctor or Drug Store to serve
them. We have good corner lot
on street dividing the Ideal and
Lincoln Manor Additions that is
ideally located for Drug Store
site.
For the right man, preferably a
Doctor or Registered Druggist, we
will build coordination drug store
and dwelling, ald give a long time
reasonable lease. Beyond question
this is the best location in Dallas
for Doctor or Druggist. No COM
petition and 5000 clientele, growing
every day, success Is assured. See
US at once at 3O12 Slaughter build
ing x 20S8.
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BLACK PAINTERS TO
START SEASON SEASON
WITH STRONG COMBINA-
TON

Mr. Hiram McGar. owner and Mr..
Duke Darlington. manager of the
Black Panthers wish to announce that
their team is in splendid shape for
the season. 1922. The Fanthers have
several new players with plenty pep
and speed which will make the team
much stronger than the team of 1921.
Mr.. McGar, has gone to great ex-
pense to secure players from differ
ent parts of the country to win the
1922 penant The new ones are Carter
at End. He is fine and has plented
pep Maxwell in right field as very
tast--a hard batsman; Little Reed,
speed king of pitchers and Fred Bar
nett, left handler in center, fermer-
ly of Wichita Falls are great Tom
Gee formerly of Galveston and Red
Prince will catch. Glover new
South Paw. Hodge and Lefty Fuller
are pitchers in good trim with these
stars, Jim Higgins at 3rd, Lonnie
Boyd, short stop. Frank Johnson star
ing in left and captain Laurie Jones
at first base. This team is great
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CLUBS OF NEGRO NATIONAL LEAG.
UE READY Tc START SEASON.

Training Camps Closed, TOrrentec,
The star Center Fielder for Rube FOs-
ter's Aggregation, Proves TO be q
Sensational Batter.
Wolverines Win First Game 40, Gu
ban Stars Touring the south. To
Play in Detroit, May 9th.
BY Preston News Service.
Chicago, ILL.,, April 2T.-The major
ity of clubs of the Negro National
League got off to FLYING start for
the 1922 season. when bright, sun
shine permitted several Of the clubs
to pull exhibition openings.
The American Giants of Chicago
led the head from an attendance
standpoint. the largest opening day
crowd in the history OF that organize
ton turned out to witness the Easter
scrap. The loyalty OF the fans was
we'll rewarded by one Of the fiercest
contests yet waged. Torrentee. the
star center fielder OF the Foster club.
raped out home run producing
minutes to clear the field OF sa-
natics who rushed out to give the
great batter the "glad-hand."
Torrentee's drive. which went over
the right field wall ct American
Giants park, is the fourth ball to De
hit over at that particular spot since
1911 Pete Hill hit one over. Cyclone
Joe Williams hit one over and Tor
rentee hit two oyer.
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Residence Lots.
ATTENTION, COLORER PEOPLE

Just a few facts concerning the
IDEAL ADDITION. The entire adj
9ltion Is free and clear from anv
uept; not tive cents owing on any
feet title is given when You have
paid one-half OF the purchase price
oi any lot, so that you are taking no
e en- nSSa IN any way when you buy
an an, IDEAL aa ADDITION lot. Sandy loan
the finest land In the world for gar
den, fruit, chickens and hogs Whv
ever buy In the black mud section Of
Dallas and bog up every time IL
rainsy And, remember this - the
IDEAL. ADDITION is the prettlest
the cleanest and the fastest SELLING
aodltlon ever put on the market in
Dallas for CoI,oRBD PEOPLE. with
300 lots in the IDEAL ADDITION and
loe lots in the NEW IDEAL NUM-
Der TWO ADDITION we have now
less than 100 left in the year and a
half time that the addition has been
m m the IN a ~. InE Ee are now selling
addition, beautiful lots. 50x1t0 feet
70 lO-foot allry. for only $3.50, and
for IS cash and So monthly, NO IN
IEREST OR Taxes and you may
after making your first payment. We
also help you build. Ioaning you
money, and we also sell homes very
cheap and on very easy terms. RE-
MEMBER THIS: Our terms are so
easy that any man. woman or child,
can buy and ray for lot in the
IDEAL ADDrri ON. Statesmen on the
ground from 9 to $3.50 D. m. every
Sunday--can meet, you any day during
the week at the addition. You can
reach the addition by taking Ervay
car to the end Of line, going one
block east 10 the Central Railway,
then south on IL 20 Anderson street.
addition. II driving, go out Eolmes
street to brick store opposite Metzer's
Dairy, then east one block to Central
to the addition Hundreds pleased,
satisfied Gust omers Will endorse the
IDEAL ADOPTION as tbs one choice
place inNQallas for Colored people in
which t0sBuy and live. Further .nfor-
nation given from phone x 208S,
residence E 1884 or at office. 301-2
SlauR ter Bldg, 1917 Main street.
IDEAL DEVELOPMENT CO
A-00-ff
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ETHEL WATERS SINGS FOR RADIO
PHONE-FIRST COLORED GIRL
TO BE BROADCASTED - HEARD
I'M ErUVE en- ATre


New Orleans. La. April 27.-The
Lyric Theatre here this week has been
overlooking with the crowds who
came to hear the far-famed Black
Swan Troubadours and Ethel Waters
sing and play
This company. composed of singers
and players who make Black Swan
Records and who have beer on tour
for over five months, attracted so
much attention that the New Orleans
paily Item, one of the largest white
q HES in the South. engaged the
Company to sing and play their
famous Jazz number. Down gome
Blues" and other songs over the
Radiophone through the New Orleans
broa dcasting station.
The concert was heard in five states
and g., Mexico and THOUSANDS of
radio fans listend to Colored girl
sing through the air. Miss Waters,
who has broken many rec )rds OH this
trip, adds snother star to her laurels
by being the first Colored girl to
sing over the radio. she was accom-
panied by the Black Swan Jazz Mas
tiers under the direction of F. r. Hen
derson, Jr.
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GRADUATE LEAVES HIS
LIBRARY TO. HIS ALMA MATER.

washington, d. C. April 27.-The
Howard University has just been noti-
fled by Dr. e. s. Williams. District
superintendent of the Baltimore Dis
trict. washington Conference. that
merly pastor of the Methodist Epis-
copai Church at Aberdeen, Maryland,
a member of the class of 1895, of the
School of Theology, Howard Universe
ty, requested that his library. be given
DIR. Gaines library contains many
valuable books and will make q
splendid addition to the Howard Uni
yersity libraryss 81
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Dallas Black Giants Regular
Lineup.

revised list of the regular Giant
roster that will take the field against
Fort Worth Black Painters. Saturday
Sunday and Monday.
pitchers ns.ledf inch. -. SO 80 939Ss
Catchers: Georgetown Darlington
pitchers: Sneed. Ming and Bell; In
fielders: Owens. Williams, Hamilton
Goodrich; Outfielders: Jones. Harris
and Sloan. Sloan is manager and
Jerry Williams is field captain.
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A. Il. c,s TRoUNcE TATE STARS
10.

Cleveland Ohio, April 27.--Jim Tay-
lor. one of the new managers 81 the
league, tabled a shutout by the score
Of 80 at an exhibition game.
Bruce Petway is another manager
who is serving his first term at the
head OF a club. Petway's men started
him off with 40 victory.
The Kansas City Monarchs have
several recruits who are trying for
regular berths. Among the number
ara three former members of the 25th
u s. A.. The Monarchs grabbed two
or three boys from the army IN 1920
and they prove about the classiest
finds uncovered in years
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SISTER OF DALLAS WOMAN
DIES AT MARSHALL.

Mrs. Lula Jackson, died. Tuesdar at
her home at Marshall, sxas, April
Is. She was sister of Mrs. Il. S.
Madison 1910 Juliette street, who Is
very sick at her home when the
death message was received and was
unable to attead the funeral
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HAInnnIneerrn

Madam Ellis, is an experienced hair
dresser, always gives satisfaction 10
her customers and guarantees the
hair to grow, cures dandruff, stopa
railing hair and itching scalp and
produces luxurious growth OF hair
be convinced.
RES. I'LL PRESTON,
PHONE 10. 1901.
90 a.
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DALLAS BOY FILLS AN EN-
GAGEMENT AT MARSHALL.

Landry Clemmons. 25l1 Washington
left Friday evening" April 21st for
Marshal, Texas, to fill an engagement
in a recital held in the public school
of that city under the management of
Miss Thelma Brown. Mr.. Clemmon
is a violin soloist.
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THANKS.

feel very grateful TO my many
friends for their loyalty to me during
the Illness and death of my dear
accept my heartfelt Thanks for service
and beautiful floral offering.
(MRS.) BERTHA WADE.
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The seore-1st anne.

summary-Two base hits, Elders,
2: Claude O.; Fargo, 2; Payne. VIII
| iiams; Three base hits: Williams.
Mayfield. 8: Home runs: orman; Struck
by Flagg, Q; Tom. 4; Innings pitched
| by Flagg Z. Hughes z, Tom o. D. "
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DALLAS sNATCHEs IS WIN FROM
PLANO. FORO sTARSt RECRUIT
PITCHER SHINES.

BY c. Russella Norseworthy.
When 80 odd Dallas school childrer
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-04-29

FIRST CLASS Furniture and Stove
repairing; Upholstering and refinish-
ing. Call n 1884, 26i4 Juliette St
4-29-1t
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CLASSIFIED.

frost Proof Cabbnge and Onion
1000, $1;75. Tomato Plants same price
Pepper Plants, l dozen. 10c; dozen.
z5c; 100, soc G. @. Trotter. Ponta'
rexas- 4-s-4t
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DETROIT srArs Wv 40.

Detroit, Mich. April 27-The De-
troit Stars started the present Sc son
by banking their opponents win a
score of 40. The Stars have added
several new faces to their roster and
II is the opinion of all Detroit FAM
dom-from the form displayed by the
club in it's first tilt--that the VOL
verines are going to be strong pen :
nant contenders. The Detroit infield,
considered from all angeles. just about
tops all competitors and the boys
lived right up to expectations in
their first appearance. pulling several
of the most snappy stunts with light
ing-like execution.
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CARD OF rHANIxs.

We wish to thank our many friends
and neighbors for their deeds Of kind
ness, during the illness and death Of
our wife and aunt. Lille Beed and
we are very grateful for the beautiful
floral contributions by Household of
Ruth No. 23S, The Excelsior Mutual
Mr.. and Mrs. Bird and Mrs. Dora
Holt Camp We are asking Jehovah's
Holtcamp. Me are asking Jehovah's
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LEAGUE SEASON OPENS OFFICIAL.
LY MAY 9TH.

Detroit, Mich. April 27.-The Gu
ban Stars open the official Negro
National League season here on Nav
9Th. The Bacharach Giants will play
the "Rube" Foster Club at Chicago
on the same day. All league clubs
will swing into opening tits upon
that day. The Cuban Stars will be
a travelling club going over the cir
cult constantly. with a few outside
exhibition games in order, to break
long jumps.
The new owners of the st. Louis
club are building a park which viii
NOT be ready before the middle of
June. In the meantime the st. Louis
Stars--name of the new club will
travel over the league circuit.
Tbs clubs that compose the Western
circuit of the National Negro League
are: American Giants, Chicago; De-
troit Stars. Detroit; Tate Stars Cleve-
land; Keystones, Pittsburgh; Taylor
A. b. C's indianapolis; st. Louis Stars,
st. Louis; Monarchs, Kansas City; and
Cuban Stars. Havana, Cuba-(travel-
ing club.
The Hilldales of Darby. Pa, and
the Bacharach Giants of New York
City are Eastern clubs affiliated with
the Western organization.
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New Orleans La, April 27.-Follow-
ing the American Giants, and Cuban
York open a series OF games here
against the Crescent Stars. The Gu
ban Stars move northward, stopping
at Birmingham. Ala, for a Sc les and
that open April Goth in an exhibition
game against the Taylor A. B. C.'s
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GET MARRIEDi
PAGE THREE

Many refined Colored men and
women seeking early marriage
through the Creole Correspon.
dence Club. Stamps for partic-
ulars. MRS. EUNICE II. Full
GUM, Box 3, Folsom, La. 4-15-4t
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Sincerely yours,
SAUL BEED. Husband
and other relatives.
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MONEY m GRAIN.

$12,50 buys Guarantee Option on
10000 bushels of wheat or corn. No
further risk. A movement of &c from
Guarantee Price gives you an oppor-
tunity TO take $500; &c. $500; &c, $780,
etc. Write for particulars and free
market letter. Investors Daily Guide,
Southwest Branch. Desk MA, 1904
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-11-09
DOES YOUR BACK ACHE?

It's usually sign of sick kidneys,
especially If the kidney action is dis
ordered, passages scanty or too fire.
quent Don't wait for more serious
troubles Begin using Doan's Kidney
Pills. Read this Caldwell testimony
Chas. Allen, concrete contractor,
1902 Blaine Ave, Caldwell, Idaho
says: Several years ago had
quite lot OF trouble with my kid
neys. / noticed the complaint first
when the kidney secretions began
passing too freely and commenced
being highly colored. Then my back
got lame and ached dreadfully and
finally got 30 bad off, had to go te
bed. / was in bed several weeks ant
couldn't turn over without help. 1t
only took few boxes Of Doan's Kid
ney Pills to cure me and l haven't
had any trouble since"
Price soc, at all dealers. DOM
simply ask for kidney remedy-ge'
Doan's Kidney Pills-the SAME tina
Mr. Allen had Foster-Milburi Co.
Mfrs, N. Y.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-11-09
LITTLE WILLOW
were

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Coates were
Weiser visitors Wednesday.
John Cross and wife were Payette
visitors Saturday.
The H. o. A. Club met with Mrs.
VIM. Bryant Wednesday, November
II. Quite a number were present.
The club will meet with Mrs. George
Symes next meeting on Nov. Is. All
the ladies are ask to bring thimbles
and some shears.
Mrs. Ernest Kirk and Mrs. Albert
Coates were Payette visitors Friday.
Robert Matches visited several
days at the VIM. Overstreet home.
| w. E. Stirm was Payette visitor
Friday.
Hank Williams was a Boise bust
ness visitor for several days last
week.
Norma Roe was Sunday dinner
guest of Agnes Bryant.
[ Darrell Connolly is staying at the
VIM. Bryant home and is working on
the ditch.
Mrs. Earl Coates visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Cheek sew
eral days last week.
Floyd Blurton was a Payette Wis
itor Friday.
/ Arnold Cross was an overnight Wis
itor of Lawrence Drinkwine, Satur-
day.
Clyde Newebrry and Arthur Pei.
laux of Weiser, were Sunday guests
at the VIM. Bryant home.
Homer Overstreet, VIM. Overstreet
and John Forgty were Payette visit.
ors Saturday.
! Miss Vida Drinkwine and Ear
Drinkwine spent Saturday and Sun
day at the w. A. Drinkwine home.
Mrs. Bryant and Mrs. H. Williams
were Payette visitors Thursday.
w. T. Stirm was Payette visitor
! Monday, Miss Katherine, returning
home with him for day or two.
George Symes was Payette Wis
itor Saturday night.
The program Saturday night wa
well attended Officers were electe'
for Literary which will be held ever.
other Friday night, commencing Fri
day, Nov. II.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-11-09
DISTRICT NO. 6

Miss Esther Tompson was a Sat
urday visitor of Ellen Heller.
Mr.. Will Howard left last Tues
day to help Gilbert Robbinette gather
his cattle.
Mrs. Will Howard and Marie were
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. w
S. Heller.
Mr.. Ed Johnson and wife were Wis.
itors at the G. Johnson home few
days last week, where MIR johnson
was under the Doctors care.
Mrs. w. S. Heller took her sor
Earl, back to Hot Lake on Sunday
They expect to return in a week OF
ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Johnson went
to Boise Saturday. They will visit
Mr.. Johnson's sister at Meridian or
their return.
Marvin Boyd visited his grand
parents Sunday night.
A good crowd attended the Hal
lowe'en party at the school house OF
Friday night. Everyone reported {
good time
The boys Of Dist. 6 are the proud
owners of football. 1t is one o
the best and we hope it may b.
fully appreciated.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-11-09

motored to Harper, Oregon, Satur-
day, returning Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Way Lanning of Wei
ser, were dinner guests Sunday of
! Mr.. and Mrs. Arner Gorton.
\ Park school was closed on election
/ day the school building being used
for a voting place.
1 Mrs. e. Frost and Mrs. ]. ID, Kill
\ leau and daughter We're guests OF
+ Mrs. J. l.. Brown Wednesday.
! The Lawrence Atterbury family
have moved into the house recently
vacated by Walter Mahoney and fam
lilly.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Wilcox and
children and F. B. Wilcox were en-
tertained at dinner Tuesday evening,
n by F. M. Moss and wife of Payette.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Frost entertained
at dinner Sunday evening in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton McVicker,
who were married Monday of last
week. The dining room was beauti-
fully decorated in green and white,
the color scheme being carried out on
the dining table, with lovely we'd
ding cake forming the centerpiece.
Covers were laid for the following
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Brown
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Brown and sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Mason
Clough, Misses Marie Frost, Maude|
Culp and Messrs. Bernard Frost, Geo.
Culp, Chas. Joseph and the honor
guests.
Mrs. A. r. White of Ontario, and
Mrs. J. d. Conner were guests Thurs
day of Mrs J. D. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Better of Dry Buck,
are guests of their daughter, Mrs.
Arner Gorton.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Walker and Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Bulmer were guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs E. w Tomlin
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Frost and Mr.. and
Mrs j. B. Kelleau and daughter were
entertained at dinner Friday evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Brown of
Ontario
Mrs. j. D. Conner and daughter
Pearl, were guests Sunday of thel
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. !
White of Ontario.
The school children of Park school, |
accompanied blythe teachers, James
Atterbury and Miss Loughrey, en-l
joyed weiner roast at the Frost |
home Monday evening.
F. B. Wilcox, T. H. Carico and J.
w. Ewing were business visitors in
Weiser, Monday.
L. L. Culbertson and Eugene Shay
motored to Boise Saturday where Mr..
Culbertson officiated in the Boise
Caldwell football game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lattig and Mr..
and Mrs. c.. Karst were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Davis Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Killeau and
daughter Julia Rose, of Omaha, Me-
braska, were guests of E. Frost and
wife last week
c. E. Van Malta and family visited
relatives in Payette, Sundy
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-11-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Miss Mildred Frost, youngest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Frost
and Clayton McVicker surprised their
friends byt their marriage at the Bap-
fist parsonage, Monday evening OF
last week.
Mrs. McVicker came to the Slope
from Nebraska about two years ago,
graduated from Ontario High School
and is now teaching school in the
Pioneer district on the Slope Mr..
McVicker is also from Nebraska,
having come to the Slope this spring.
Both young people are popular in
the young peoples set and have the
best wishes of host of friends.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-11-09
Payette Oregon Slope

Sunday School at Park School at
II A. M. The following Sunday,
Nov. 10Th, Rev. Martin Of Portland
and Rev. Snow of Payette, will con
duct the services which will be held
as follows, Sunday School 1880 P
M. and preaching at $3.50 P. M.
Miss Leila Bartshe left Wednesday
for Watson, oregon, where she ex-
poets to teach this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry FeldscheI
were entertained at dinner Sunday bs
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Karst.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Frost and Mrs
w. F Vincent were Huntington Wis
itors Monday
Ray uhristianson and George Gull
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-11-09
sToCKMEN ATTENTION.

For Sale-Pansy's Dale, 1S21609,
years old, registered Shorthorn
bull, Roam, from the George wager
stock. II you are interested In the
best, it will be worth your time tt
see this animal, look over his Ger
tificate and get my price, Az miles
north Of Psyette-L, e, Hines, N eta
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-11-09

FOR SALE-One year old register
ed Jersey bull, from Gold Medal sire.
II interested, call at the First Ma
tional bank,-M. F. Albert. N 2t2,
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