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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-29
AUTMOBIL.

Tu UO SpdldVShCHO hOpCC QAC
kan "a devatery lesy k domo-
WI.
Bezvousa tvar prokvetla pi-
jackym rdmencem, ocka Sc
St'astne leskla a ruka holl
sermovala We vzduchu, jake
by chtel Prastecka rozkosi ce-
lemu svetu padnout do naru-
&c,
Ackoliv slapanim do kopce
Sc hodne zadychal, prece siro-
ce vykladal kroviskam u cesty,
pokrivenym stromum "a pri-
kopem kilometrovym kame-
Mum vesmes zajimave dnlezi-
tosti.
"Saframejto, - to oni vedi,
ze lie v Prasteckovi sila ducha
- to oni dobre vedi, re Sc ne
dam vselijakym klapzubou
rozsmelcovat, saframejto,
iak sc ma me nekdo podiva,-
hned rekne: panecku, Prate-
cka je fiskus -"
Zarezavele Prateckovy no.
linkv smejkaly sc cestou XIII
katymi smery a podkuvky 0
kameny zrovna stekaly.
con 81 libricky MAIL mysli,
re prekoukl svet, ale mic on
neprekoukl, on jen fsst po ze-
leznici, hrr nekde po Praze a
fsst domu; to neni zadne pro-
zkoumani sveta, jake jsem pfl
kladne ia podnikl, saframejto,
cd Hradce az po Plzeh, porad
pekne pesourem cd vesnice k
vesnici! A jedne hospody
jsem ma ceste nevynechal! -
vykrikl radostne a trnkovkou
furiantsky zamaval.
"Bude on mne takovy ko-
stravka rejhonit, ze Sc ted po
silnici jedi bez konl, pref jen
tax s-s-s, zadna para, jen
tax nejaka smradlava heiblat-
ka, zadne uhli jako na zelezni-
ci, - bude mi povidat! Libfi-
cky MAIL! Pejravky ma plnou
roll a chromou kobylu, safra-
mejto! A bude povidat, re
bez koni, jen S-s-v'
Prastecka sc zastavil zrovna
u trojhrannych bozich muk,-
siroko sc rozkrocil, hull Opel q
brisko a re sosu lovil fafcicku
Tuze v obsirnem sosu Sc il ma
|lovil a take Imechufina spadla
nekam hluboko do kapsy.
Ia hodnou chvlli teprve v
cistem vzduchu zakudrnately
Sc modrave oblacky, ale nara.
mne bafal, - fafcicka jaksI
|netahla.
''Bude povidat! Jak tn ne.
nj parry nebo dobytcete, = =
marina vec!- Vozejk sam ne.
pobehne, to da rozum! Ona
|mu kolikrat ami chroma koby-
la nechce bezet, = kde pax
- Mail krmi kobylu dosky g
dava il privonet k pytli cd
ovsa! Saframejto, pfece tc
zname, - ale Prateckovi 2
Ciklantic vykladat, re to Jed
samo s-S-S, to je pekelske
| to zasluhuJe kriminal. -
FajfciCka vyhasla - jak by
ne? A jak usilovne sc stras
nym bafanlm hledel il rozdy'
mat, dohonil no svec Horacek
ten prikrsaly, z Modletic. viz
filuta nez svec, clovek vejsklit
ny.
ga jeste dolizl ctvrtku,
hned "a vami, pantato !Sveztt
me do Modletic a MONA, re Sc
u mas ma kapku i stavlte.'
Pratecka bafal, bafal, kou
lei ocima a tvare mu trldavt
vpadaly a nafukovaly Sc mar
nym usillm.
"Prost 'ouchnout, pantato, =
.ien prost' 'ouchnout! Usadil 81
v krcku maz, to byste mechen
neprofoukl."
Pratecka zanechal fajfcick,
hned do sevce: "A co tvs M
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-29

The Collver-Miller Company
Jest oddelenim lodnich listku
The Cleveland Trust Company
Cestovnich informaci dostane
sc Vam V kancelarich hofeji
uvedenych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-29
PriveZe cestuilcl
i zpet.

Ma zpatecni ceste priveze
mnohe z techto cestujicich
zpet. Mate-li pribuznych, kite.
II pripluji do Ameriky, O.
znamte nam to a my jej po.
zadame, by Jim pomohl.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-14
sTF YOU, CAN SPOT ME, SLOGAN
GAN OF NEW RELIGIOUS CULT.
(Preaton Newa ServInnl

preston News Service)
GREENWOOD, s. c., Oct. 12.-This
town is being swept by a new re-
ligious faith which requires its adj
herents to stand up at each service
and dare the rest of the congrega-
ton to disclose any misdeed OF which
they are guilty 1t is said that the
members of the cult shout with such
blocks on quiet nights. 1t is claimed
that this cult wakes relentless war
on sin in all forms.
The faith is known as the Pente-
costal Baptist and is lead by Rev.
David Strom, who is an iron moulder
by day and a preacher at night and
on sunday AZ present they have
meetings in a shack in a section of
III repute. known as Butlertown.
Residents OF Butlertown declare that
II e noise Of worship is now far great
er than the noise of Butlertown in
its widest moods, but the noise Is OF
thanksgiving for salvation instead of
the shrek of jazz bands and squeaI-
Ing of cabaret singers yelling some
form Of the ''Blues.'
1t IS claimed that Strom Is a re-
markle speaker and his sermons at
tracts the denzens of the drives to
come to his services to hear him
preach. At the beginning Of each
service each member stands up to be
spotted" Each member stands up
In turn and addresses the congrega-
ton: IF you can spot me- spot me-"
If there is anyone present who knows
of any misdeed of the challenger he
is supposed to spot him. Rev. Strom
says this method is much better than
confessing your own sins, for II gives
your neighbor a chance to confess for
you. 1t makes men and women live
more circumspect. Each member gull
| ty of any wrong must acknowledge
| 1t. and ask forgiveness. If he does
not his character is stopped" in the
parlance OF the church. and he must
sit still when others rise to be
"spotted
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Chicago
Rezs

CHICAGO. Ill. Oct i2.--Miss Jennie
MacCaney OF 1921 Giles avenue, Is
spending some time at Hot Springs
Ark, where she hopes to recover her
health entirely.
William Gales Of The Overton Hy-
gienic Mfg. CO., has returned to the
city from New York City where he
on his vacation.
Mrs. Pauline Jones and her small
daughter left the city last Friday
morning for their home, Nashville
Tenn, after a very pleasant stay OF
several months in the city.
The children of the Enterprise In
stitute, 514 Aldine Square, gavo a
very interesting program on last Fri
day afternoon when they entertained
in honor of the Board, faculty and
visitors. The children were surprised
when served with many delicious re-
freshments donated by Mrs. H. b.
Sweet OF Augusta, Ga, sister of Mrs.
N w. Newland, maLron. Among the
visitors who spoke were Rev. c. III.
Clark. pastor of Ebeneezer Baptist
church: Rev. S. e. ]. Watson, pastor
of Pilgrim Baptist Temple; M. 7. Bail
ey of The Bailey Realty Co, and j
w. Bowen. dean of the school.
Mrs. Anna Northington of 1916 s.
State street, is confined at Provident
"
several weeks of Illness.
Mrs. Dollie A. Plackman. 10 West
nth street, returned to the city o
few days ago from Henderson. Ky.
where she spent some time with hel
father. Rev. l.. Posey and other rela'
tives and friends.
Little Jessie. Almeria and Lee Nc
Carney, children OF Mrs. Florence Nc
Carney of North Little Rock. Ark.
who have been visiting with theil
mother in the city were entertained
on Sept 9th at the home of theil
grandmother, Mrs. Sallie McCamey o.
Morgan Pork. There were about on
hundred children present and all ha'
an enjoyable time.
Mrs Amelia McGavock, 4425 Soutl
Dearborn St, returned to the city
few days ago from Batavia, Ohio
where she has spent more than tel
months at the bedside of her only
sister who passed away recently aftel
long illness.
Park on last Sunday and during tn,
week were Mr. and Mrs. Roy e. Wolf
scale; Mesdames Nettie Anderson, Fan
ME p. Walker, ]. II. Burney. c. r
Saunders, Memphis. Tenn; T.. Var
! brough, C. l. Thompson and Mrs
Messrs. Thomas McNealy. S. Butler
Chas. Mitchell, Hayes and Frazer
Thornton.
Mrs. C. r. Saunders of Memphis
Tenn. is in the city the guest O
Mrs. Il. Yarbrough. so w. Seth st.
and her daughter-in-law, Mrs. @. L
Thompson, 430 fremont street.
NJ t. Bailey of the Bailey Realt!
Co, 1898 South State street. is spend
ing much time in aiding members Of
the race in finding suitable Locations
as future home sites away from tn,
consested city as the season of To-
purchasing closes.
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The big Pythian Drive, for the pur.
pose OF Keeping the Knights Of Py-
thias In the foremost rank as Sc
cret organization was launched Tues.
day October 49, IN the cities Of Dali
las. Fort Worth and Houston, and
from the large number OF men VII.
applied for membership the first day
the indications are that an army oil
men In those three cities VIII Join
and the special inducement Of giving
plication Is calculatd to cause quite
q number Of loyal Pythinns to pull III
their coats and work huld for the
great drive whieh enis On Novemt e,
10th In these three citiSs
In Dallas, Doctor r. 7. Hamilton
the Grand Medical Director, has offer
cd a prize Of Twenty Dollars in gold
TO the person who brings In the larg-
est number OF applicants over twenty
five and all the brave boys who are
working Ia the ranks at Dallas are
putting plenty Of pep" In the cain
paign.
The Order OF knights Of Pythias Of
Texas offers liberal policies and a
burial Of Surinl OF Seyenty-Five Dol
larsi the policy being for the sum OF
Five Hundred Dollars and the records
OF the office Of the Secretary Of the
Endowment Department show that
every legitimate claim Is paid prompt
~ and that beneflciaries OF deceased
members do no have to walt any graf
length OF time 10 receive the pro-
ceeds Of the policy Of deceased
knight.
Among other things which appeal to
those who are coming into the Order
is that the amount which every per-
son has to pay, after heco1ning q
member of the Order, Is stabilized and
that there viii be no extra assess
ments and no extra taxes against
the members Of the Knights OF Py-
thias OF the Grand Jurisdiction OF
Texass that the financial condition
Of the Order IS such that no necessity
wtll ever exist for burdeninR the
members OF the Order with assess
mcnfs and taxes.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-14
lPreaton News sarvIcel.


M ARION. ARK, Oct. iS.--IIn an ar
ticie for his newspaper 2 Tennessee
newspaper reporter made feature
story out of the difficulty and man
ner employed in Arkansas courts to
select a jury of white men to try
a white man for numbering Ne
gro.
1T looks like somebody is trying
to involve half the white citizenship Of
Crittenden county bar by your slight
l.. johnson here last Wednesday morn
ing in commenting on a story which
appeared in the Memphis News Scim-
itar with reference to the difficulty
being experienced in selecting a jury
to try Hugh Borland, charged with
killing Frank Heath and another Me-
gro at Halbert. Ark, in August. Con-
tinuing Judge johnson -aid: "You
have offended the members of the
Crittenden county bar by year slight
ing remarks in your story to your
paper, and as a personal friend, and as
a matter OF safety, l will ask you to
stay out of this courtroom"
The court recessed Wednesday morn
ing in the trial of Hugh Borland,
(white) striker. charged with the muir
der OF Frank Heath, Negro strike
breaker. The recess was ordered by
Judge johnson in order that deputies
might obtain 10 more veniremen from
whom they hoped the twelfth and last
juror Will be obtained.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-14
Oklahoma Towns.

McAIester, Okln.-The Central Way
land association convened last week
in Harris Horne. Okla, last week. Rev.
w. r. jackson, moderator delegatoa
were VIM. Ruffin. Ben Holmes aiic
Whitaker were delegates from the
Mission Circle. The following officers
were elected: Rev. r. p. Wilson, mod
orator and Mrs M j. Cheatam, pres
ldent of the W. H. Mission. Grand
Master IL the Mason, w. s. yTebber
the city hsN week on business Mrs.
Matte Nj, ron. died last week. Fam
eral SERVICES at the A. NJ ~ church.
Rev. Fletcher Morris officiating. she
leaves five daughters 10. mourn her
loss Miss Fannie Mae Bailey, who for
the past year has been teacher here
lin the public schcrls resigned last
week 10 accept position as musical
Instructor In tho Wabash Studio II,
Wichita, Kans. Miss Bailey Is an ac-
complished young lady and IL a credit
80 her race. Many are the regrets to
have to loose her. Mrs. c. j Lane
has returned from Kansas City, Mo.
Mr.. Forrest Randall motUred here in
his Studerbaker from Souix City, Iowa
Iast week. He was here to spend a
Few days with HIS wife. McAllstea
high foot ball team went down to de-
feat to Tulsa Friday. Scorer 60 on
favor of Tulsa Mr. A. l.. Oden Is
coach fer the team.
Lawton, Oklahoma. Sunday school
was we'll attended at the Galllee Bap-
list church. At 3 o'clock wonderful
sermon was delivered by Rev |. N,
Bess, Sub. run the Race At S
O'Clock the B. Y. P. U. lesson wa
taught BY Rev. S. W. Wormly OF
Bethlehem church. Lesson is found
in Acts 2:S-7-41. The w. H. M. s.
reception was success Monday night
a 6 cou. Sc supper was served Reb.
F1ucher, Of Dallas, Tex. and Rev.
ri " Whitfield Of Chiclsasha were
were gueet at the home Of Rev. Par
ker went On a flying trip 70 Duntan.
They fepesf nice time The W. II.
N. s. Sisters are real glad to have
Sis Nj Houston up again whese
she can get around with us
Henry Wesley and Jim Johnson Of
Dallas, TEXAS were guests of Mrs
r. A. Houston Sunday. Sunday
schocl was good at the A. Al. e.
chnsch- The pastor, Rev H. T. Rhone
faA At his rsIst and preached morn
ing and night; roth sermons vas
filled Tlth the spirit Mrs. Woody
made flying trip to Oklahoma City
Saturday
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-14
ARREST THREE FOLLOWING
POISON REPORT

Pittsburg, Pa, Oct. 12.s-John Noph-
rim. aged Al years, Of Baltimore,
Nd, a porter employed by the Penn
sylyania railroad company, Is In the
Allegheny General hospital. author
tiles say, from arsenic poisoning,
and three other men. employees OF
the company. were arrested follow
ing the rhcoverine OF an alleged
poison plot early Thursday morning
Tho men arrested are: Sandy viii
son, aged 80 years, chef lin the Rail-
road Commissaly department; Robt.
Suggs. aged 81 years. OF Kentucky.
and Walter Williams aged 81 years,
Of Pittsburgh, walters at the COM
missary
IKE authorities arrested Wilson,
fsuggs and Williams after they sent
N0phrin to the hospital Physicians
attending Nophrin at the hospital said
they suspected arsenic poisoning. but
they could not be certain until q
further diagnosis can be made. He
is reported resting easier
According to the chief Of detectives,
Wilson, In the presence Of Suggs
and Williams made threat last
Tuesday night to poison Nophrin
Nophrin Is reported to have eaten at
the commissiary on Wednesday night.
Shortly afterward he became violent
ly III. and when the detectives were
called TO investigate he is said to
have told them OF the alleged threat
to poison him. The arrests followed.
tr.If
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-14
RFv. SIMMONS IS NEW PRESIDENT
or CLARK UNIVERSITY.

IA M ~
ATLANTA, Ca. Oct. ie--The Rever-
end J. W. Simmons, Of SNiafield, lsan.,
has been appointed presidel Of Clark
University. large Atlanta institution
fer the education OF Negro ~. to sue
iced DR.. Harvey Andrews k.ng, re-
GENTLY resigned according to announ-
cement made Tuecday at headquarters
of the Board of Education III the Me-
hodist Episcopal Church in Cinnati
Cs4ie.
Reorganization Of Clark University
on O. real university basis, with
schools Of law. liberal arts, commerce.
home economies, muCic, and theology
Is predicted.
President SimmoBs is a graduate OF
Columbia University. Boston Jniver-
Pa. Ee Is 40 years old and has ira vel
ed extensively in Europe and other
parts Of the world. The indsscretion
OF male relative attached to the
faculty Is alleged to be the reason
DR.. Kings retirement.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-14
KIDNAPPED GIRLS AUCTIONED OFF
IN HARLEM FLATS BY WHITE
SLAVERS.

NEW YORK N. Y, Oct. 12.-"White
slave" traffic, of the most degrading
kind, in which young girls, ranging
from IA years up, have been kidnapped.
taken to houses OF immortality, and
there forced to sell their souls, was
disclosed here last week, following in
vestigation by a policewoman.
The sensational disclosures. which
have come as climax to newspaper
attacks on Harlem "red-light' dis
tricts, were made after pretty H.
year-old Loretta Smith of Lenox ave-
nue. mysteriously disappeared. when
she had gone TO VISIT relatives in
InstIgate Search.
Showing signs Of having been under
the influence Of drugs of some kind,
and with all her faculties dulled, the
young girl was arrested late last We'd
nesday night by Policewoman Mar
garet Williams Of the Thirty-eighth
precinct.
At the police station, the girl told
q sordid story of having been for
chilly kidnapped by three men, taken
to a house of immortality nearby and
forced to subject to immoral relations
with men. She said that she had been
caught UP by three men with an auto
mobile and taken to a rooming house
In the heart Of Harlem, where she
-
days.
She also stated that the same men
who abducted her into the car, later
forced her to write TO her parents
stating that she was safe and all
right.
Other Girls Also Held.
She admitted that there were also
several other girls being Kept at the
house. One CT the features OF the
house is a big frolic and dance given
every Saturday night. in which the
girls are forced to pose In the nude,
it Is alleged and are then auctioned
off to the highest bidder.
The girl was in dazed condition
when found wandering about the street.
and was unable to give the police
eny Information as to the exact To-
cation of the house.
An examination of the girls body
revealeded two wounds and several
bruises on the right arme and leg. She
said they were inflicted during a
fighs 70 gain her freedom.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-14
'ssING AT work AND LIVE LONG''
SAYS 100 YEAR OLD WOMAN.

BALDWIN. N. Y. Oct. 12-"All can
enjoy longevity and live more than a
hundred years. If they will tend to
their own business, sing at their work
and keep busy"
This Is the statement Of Mrs. Han
nah Eldred. who recently celebrated
her hundredth birthday at her home
IN this city. Having lived so long,
Mrs. Eldrsd Is entitled to express an
opinion and be listened to with re.
spect.
She comes Of long lived family
and numbers among her relatives
1--WE generations She has four dadgh-
ters and three sons, the youngest a
, son. being sixty years old.
She has never worn glasses, but
keeps up with the news Her face is
not .wixened, and she weighs 115
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-14
CLINTON COUNTY INSTITUTE.

Mckinney, Texas, Oct. 10, 1922.
The Colored teachers of Collin Coun-
ty met here in Institute work for the
week of Oct 2-6 inclusive. The whole
county was represented and large
crowd was assembled. Prof. =. 8.
Doty conductor; Mrs. r. Is. Coffee,
secretary Each days work was very
Interesting as well as instructive to
those who have the training Of the
minds OF the Coiored youth. Prof. e.
d Williams principal of Plano high
school opened the weeks work vi tn
a burning address from the subjects:
oTfow the Negro Teacher Of the Coun-
~ Could be More Efficient" Prof
Williams presented thoughts in his
address which were worth the cost of
the whole institute. County Superin-
tendent Smith was present Wednes-
day and delivered ais last and most
Impressive address The city daily
was very generous by giving US a
good write-up each day on the front
page of the paper. Some of those at
tending the institute were distinguish
ed visitors.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-14
THE WONDERFUL HAIR DRESSER AND GROWER.

One thousand agents
wanted = Good Money
made. We want agents
in every city and vii
lage to sell THE STAR
HAIR GROWER. This
is a wonderful prepar-
alton. Can be used with
or without straighten-
ing irons.
Sells for 25c per box
--one Csc box will
prove its value. Any
person that will use .
25c box will be con-
WINGED. No matter what
has failed to grow
your hair just give
THE s n A II HAIR
GROWER a trial and
be convinced. Send 2bc
for full size box. If
you wish to be agent
send S1.0O and we will
send you a full SUBJ
ply that you can be-
gin work with 1t at
once; also agents terms.
send you q full sup
ey order to-
THE S It "A n HAIR
GROWER MANU-
FAcTURERs
Box So. Greensboro.
N. O.
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READ the S0UTR'S
GREATEST WEEKLY THE
DALLAS EXPRESS

published at Dallas. Texas. every Hat.
urday. sold at 14O6 ID. 9Th street Los
Angeles, Cal. Phone or mail yeui
news to J. ID. DANIELS NEWS STAND
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For further information write 8. b
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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-14

Ardmore. Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Black an s pound boy, Friday
Oct, 7th. Mrs. Black is doing nicely
Mrs. Alpha Houston 10 still on the
sick list Mr.. Oscar Smily has pur-
chased a radio set and is able to
her for hundreds Of miles. Miss
Hazel Davis has left for Langston
Okla, to attend I-angston University
Misses o. d. Wrlker, Mrs. Linnie Love
spent Sunday in Madil. Mrs. Mack
Thoma is much Improved at this
writing. Mrs. Jones went to spend
the winter with her son In San Anto-
MO. Texas
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-14
EARL KING SENT TO PRISON FOR
LIFE.
(Preston News SerYicel

st. Joseph, Mich, Oct 12.--Earl
King, aged 81 years, was sentenced
to life Imprisonment at hard labor
in Marquette prison last Friday. He
is charged with Staying Ferrand
Reighard, University Of Michigan
student at Ann Artor.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-14
PAUL auINN coLLHen.

sunday was great day with us,
Sunday School being well attended and
also church services. 1t Is noticed that
the pupils are becoming more and
more Interested In church services
Dean l. M. BurBon preached from
the text. Here Is the Wood and
Fire, Where Is the Sacrifice? If we
are to get the most wonderful blessings
from Dean Burgon's sermons. we
tbeeiinhschildrnaJ ,aOTH HIT RIA AR
must start with him and think as we
go will, him about the different lands
and characters Of Gods old saints.
Dean Burgon is a man OF God and
and II we are able to grasp some OF
the helpful thoughts that he hands
we will profit by them.
The Y. M c. A. had a splendid
meeting Sunday evening. Everyone
entered lively into the discussion which
was the glorious gains OF fidelity,
The Y, w. c. A. will organize at
once, since the real boosters are here,
such as Misses Eloise Jones, Clio An
drews Marguerite Moten, Esther
Thomas. Ophelia Green and others.
The Paul Quinn orchestra under
tho leadership o. Prof. Holland has
made a good start this year.
We have ten members. We are ex-
pecting to play for Hubbard City in
the near future.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-14
LAST MINUTE SAVES REPRIESE
NAN FROM GALLONS.
[Preston Newa servicel

Birmingham, Ala, Oct. 12.-Charles
Studemeyer, sentenced to BIZ hanged
Thursday morning at O'Clock. was
Utterly snatched from the jaws OF
death when Communication of sem
tence from Governor Killby reached
the jail about 6:15 Thursday morning
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-14
LARS est DEvILFIsH ON RECORD
CAUGHT BY NEGRO FISHERMEN.

GULPoRT. Miss., oct I2.--what is
believed to be the largest devilfish
ever captured in the Gulf OF Mexico
is on exhibition here.
The nfamoth fish, measuring eight
Ger feet from side y side and thir-
the relghborhood Of 1000 pounds, be-
came ontangied in the net OF two
Colored fishermen TRAVELLING for
shrimp.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-14
FIRE IN WAREHOUSE BURNS cor
TON OF COLORED FARMERS.

DREW. Miss. OCT. 12-More than
1000 bales Of cotton were burned In
fife OF undetermined origin which
destroyed the freight house and load
ing platform Of the Tllinoia Central
railroad last Sunday, causing an es-
timated loss OF $4,000. About 500
of the bales were owned BY NEGRO
Farmers IN this vieinity.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-14
DALLAS BAND
HOUSE,

1925 Main Street.
Phone Y 1924
KING BAND INSTRUMENT.
State Agent
LEEDY and LUDWIG DRUMS
and DRUMMERS TRAPS
VEGA GUITARS. BANJos and
MANDOLINS.
Musical Merchandise of all kinds. Re-
pairing on all Instruments.
j. j. CLEGG. Pro.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-14

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