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r-y THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY. MAY 24, 191S. PA tig FITS TEXAS HEARNE. Hearne, Texas, May 22. Rev.

Ma-hon of Houston was here last week on. business. Rev. Womley of Caldwell was with his people at St Paul Sunday. Rev.

Ayers and his good people worshipped at St Paul Sunday. Prof. A. D. Lewis and Miss B.

Canaway married Wednesday. Rev. Glass officiated. They received many nice presents from many visitors. High School Notes.

Juniors entertained Seniors Thursday. School concert Thursday night was! a All children carried out their parts well. Friday night Graduation exercise was par-excellent; had three graduates. They received many presents from church and friends. Graduates: Miss Artella Brown, Miss Tennie Stamps and Miss Savanah Carter.

Commencement address delivered by Dr. J. W. Strong, A. president oi uentrai Texas College.

He was at his best. Diplomas issued by Dr. H. W. Cummings, president of the school board.

Music was rendered by Prof. Hoi-' land, musical director of Paul Quinn College. Bleackshear, made a mark upon her own proud record. Miss J. M.

Griggs and Miss V. A. Hoyt have returned home. Rev. F.

McCracken was at Benkley Sunday. Rev. John Jones was with his flock Sunday. Prof. John Polk and Mrs.

J. A. Fo-ward closed their school at Carrs. Report a grand success. Prof.

Polk is a live wire. Mrs. E. G. Jones has returned after a few weeks' visit with relatives at Sealey.

Rev. A. J. Glass is entertaining the Bryan District Conference, A. M.

E. Church, this week. Mrs. Mary Snell returned from a visit to Houston Saturday. Mrs.

Pearl Fayne of Calvert visited the school closing. Mrs. A. A. Hearne has returned from her visit at Bencfilcy.

Rev. J. E. Diggs passed through on hi? way to Bryan Monday. The Dallas Express may be found at Taylor Livingston's store.

AMARILLO. Amarillo, May 22. The joint rally being operated by Mt. Zion Bap tist Church and Carter's Chapel, C. Church, is moving along successfully.

The manager. Rev. James Stout, of California, has broken all records in raising money in this city. More than $1,000.00 have been raised in less than three weeks. The two great concerts given last Thursday and Friday nights netted 284.00.

Crowds which filled both the church and the church yards witnessed them. Rev. A. G. Menogan of Mt Zion and Rev.

William Flourney of Carter's Chapel, have achieved new distinction in having two churches of different denominations work harmoniously to- getner in union rally. A grand reception was tendered Rev, Stout Monday night bv both churches. A silver shower and many valuable presents were given him as he de parted lor home. CORSICANA. Corsicana.

Texan. Maw Mr MT F. Frazier of Kirwin was in this city mis weeK, visiting his wife, who is is visiting Mrs. M. A.

Patton on Sec end avenue. Mrs. Baldwin of Mineral Wells is here under an eye specialist. Mrs. Nellie nt u4 Ob- tended the Pilgrim sermon here last aunaay and was the guest of Mrs.

Jo- sie nuccnison. Mr. Frank STiitnla turned from over seas, visiting his cousin, Mrs. Walls, last week. Mrs.

Dora Will weeks' confinement to her bed on ac count or sickness, i out again. Bethel A. M. E. Church.

Sundav Viitrfc ifn- The Sunday School was very interesting and Prof. Jackson has started a new drive for three hundred new Sunday School scholars. Several captains are hotly contesting each other in the nnve. me pastor introduced Rev, Sykes of the Bantiat cfinr-hf 11 who preached an excellent sermon from Gen. 8:27.

The sermon was pow- enui ana instructive. The class service was well attended in the afternoon. At 8:30 Pastor Mc- JJade preached a strong sermon. First Baptist Church. Rev.

A. L. Moore, pastor. Sunday School attended, interest high, teacnerg present with a wen studied lesson. At 11 a.

m. the congregation listen ed to an instructive sermon delivered by Pastor Moo from 1. Ps. 1 :7. Strangers always welcome to our services and church.

Galeda, led by Mrs. "Emma Dansey, this week reported $44.97. Total col lection $61.25. Society, led Jby Mrs. Ora Martin, is doing good work.

She is a good president All the members of the church will play well their part as loyal Christians the second Sunday in June. Sixth Avenue Baptist Church. Mothers' Day at the Sixth Avenue Baptist church was a day to be long remembered. The pastor preached an excellent sermon and Mrs. G.

W. Jackson made a very forceful talk. Sunday the Pilgrim Lodge held their services at the Sixth Avenue. The castor preached a soul-stirring ser- mon and the occasion was enjoyed by all. In the rallythe church raised The drama, "Somewhere in France," was given again by request.

This dratna is very pleasing and was Cwell rendered by the players. Rev. Harris spent the week in Dallas. BONHAM. Mr.

Roy Seay and Miss Olivia Seay have closed their school and are at home. Rev. T. E. Higgs will have his rally at New Home Baptist church Sunday.

Mrs. Irene Record of Muskogee is In the city visiting relatives. Rev. James Carr and wife have returned from the district conference at Commerce. faaa-- TOWNS The Baccalaureate sermon will be preached at the A.

M. E. church Sunday by Rev. James Carr at 11 o'clock. The U.

B. F. S. M. T.

sermon will be preached at the Baptist church Sunday by Rev. James Carr. Mr. T. M.

McKee is repairing his residence. The 20 Amuser Club met with Lu-cile Alexander last week. A two-course luncheon was served. Mr. Willie Stoner has returned from Wichita Falls.

The Bazaar given at the Baptist church Thursday night by the 21 Marshalneil Club was a swell affair. Mr. Turner Nelson has returned from Jefferson. A fine girl is stopping at Mrs. Ma-linda Higgs since the 4th of May.

The rally at Bethlehem Baptist church Sunday was a financial success; $70.00 was raised. Services were i good at all the churches Sunday. Quite a crowd of Bonhamites was in Honey Grove Sunday to attend Holiness meeting. Miss Carrie Seay has been re-elected toOeach in the city school at Gainesville with a raise in salary. HENDERSON.

Henderson. Texas, May 22. Dr. A. R.

Calhoun, general secretary of Ep-worth League, passed through this city May 17th, enroute to Mt. Enterprise. Dates in this district: Monday; Center, Tuesday; Wylie Chapel Wednesday; Mt. Mariah, Thursday; Henderson, Friday. Dr.

Calhoun has taken one year subscription with the agent; also said when he returned to his home in Pine Bluff, that he would have his daughter become an agent for the Dallas Express. Mrs. Mattie Hall, a citizen of this place, a mother, two children, a boy and a girl. She was a Christian woman of rare attainments, of sweet disposition, lived honored and respected by both white and black. She passed two years in bad health.

All her children died a few years back. On May 17th, 1919, that immortal spirit soared away to the plain and joined the union of her loved ones that sleep in Christ. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hark on the 12th inst, a fine girl.

Mother and child are well at present. Mrs. Monnie Lee went to Tyler to attend Texas College ommencement last week. Mr. James Holliman received a telegram of death of his brother in Nashville, Tenn.

He was 80 years old. Mrs. Matilda and Miss Bennie Vene-son were the guests of Mrs. Bob Dans-by a few days. Mrs.

Mattie Jones, Mrs. C. L. Alexander and Mrs. McClendon went to Tyler this week.

Miss Bonnie Montgomery returned home Sunday from a ten days trip of pleasure. Church Note. Rev. John Dodd of Tyler was at his post Sunday with Hebron church. Excellent service.

Money collected $18.38. Reports Wesley Chapel good and effective. Dr. J. A.

Cooper seems fine at his self a part of the church exemplified. Mrs. Mattie Hall's funeral sermon was delivered by Dr. Wesley Sunday. She was put away under auspices Mosaic Temple of America Beauty! Beauty! Mrs.

Susie Buchanan has nurchased Mrs. Dollie Mennefee's stock of goods now doing Dusiness at her home Beauty Culture. If you desire, call. If any customers of Mrs. Mennefee desire to continue, who has been gone three weeks, can, 50 cents; four weeks continue, $1.25.

For any other information call and see Mrs. Susie Buchanna, Henderson, Tex. WACO. Waco, Texas, May 22. Commence ment exercises for Central Texas College, beginning May 16-22.

Many visitors are expected. Miss Clarissa Hood of tfearne, is visiting Mrs. Bruce on Archer street At the Presbyterian church was played last Monday night "The Voice on the Wire" by Mrs. Randle. Prof.

W. J. Moore of Knoxville, has joined us to do community service. We welcome Professor Moore. Lawyer Crmpbell of San Antonio was with us a short while.

He left for Austin last Sunday night. Central City Lodge K. of P. will celebrate their 19th anniversary ban- uet at Taborian Park Saturday, May 24. Lawyer Evans spota to a crowded house on the amendment "Prohibition." Friends and acquaintances of Mrs.

Kealing attended the funeral of her husiband, Dr. Kealing, and daughter, Miss Goldie. Interment at Greenwood cemetery. Mr. C.

A. Frunklin, editor "The Call," and Miss Luana Sha accompanied Mrs. Kealing from Kansas City. From Austin came Mr. and Mrs.

Shaw, parents of Mrs. Kealing; also A. Shaw, a brother. A brother, Mr. Shaw from Philadelphia, and Miss Lizzie Anderson from Austin.

Our sympathy goes oat to them in this hour of sadness. All services were well attended last Sunday. Miss Thompson is stopping with Mrs. W. D.

Cain. She is hoping to leave soon for eastern and northern points. The Union picnic was postponed on account of rain. Dr. Spiller is seen with his new red Buick.

It is magnificent Dock Johnson, of Sunnysid was a pleasant visitor. He left for Mar-lin. Mr. Brown is now a resident of the city. He was formerly of Sunnyside, Texas.

Dr. H. L. Smith and family are res idents of the east side. Games between Waco Black Naviga tors and the Fort Worth Wonders Sun-Hay and Monday.

Result Sunday, 6-0 Waco; Monday 5-1 Waco. Second Baptist Church. Rev. S. Montgomery, Pastor.

Sunday school was well atten3ed. Much Interest was manifested among the young people. At 11 a. the pastor took hia stand the house was crowded of which all seemed to have enjoyed the sermon. After which open con fessions were made by several.

At 3:00 p. the Ancient Oiler of Pilgrims celebrated their anniversary Thanksgiving exercise which was excellent Dr. S. Montgomery delivered their sermon, seemingly it touched all who were present Services for Sunday night was good three members were added to the church after which the church was entertained for a few by Mr. Dennis Llttlejohn, an over sea soldier which was very Interesting.

The parson age will be ready for pastor In a few days, the six churches that are planning to participate in the Sunday school union picnic are loosing no time In making that day attractive. Collection for the day $75.00. CARTILAGE. Carthara. Turn 99 to sorry to have tn nnnrt (ha 'a AO til of Mrs Nellie Francis here the 18th mat She was buried In Bethlehem cemetery under auspices of H.

H. of R. No. 2541. Rev.

Wm. Jernigan conducted the funeral were very appropriate and Impressive. We have the sad intelligence of the death of Mr. Jamea Gray's eldest unusuier to Hollands quarter. George Bean, Jr, who was out on bond on a charm unin.

Blade across the river was shot to ueaw last week the filed of his bondsman. The young neonle nnvA cial at the home of Mrs. Hortense uray eaiuraay night Music, games and refreshments made long hours pass quickly- The reporter has an interesting letter from many friends of Sergeant Prof. H. L.

Brown. vh yet over seas. He states that he is 700 miles from his company on a furlough on the coast of Italv. At wrote April 28, said it was snowing more. Don't forget that FHiIav an has been set as cemetery day, working for Mt Zion.

Following named persons are some Of mV "trilA hi no" rt I I "1 i ui The Express here: G. W. Tlppitt, jernigan, Hubanks Johnson, Lou McCleman, Prof. T. McClcman.

Austin I.lllv Tr tv' Holland, Jim Reese, Bert Vaddle and others. SHERMAN. Sherman, Texas, May 20. As a result of ptomaine posioning from eating canned sweet potatoes, Mrs. Billie Stone and son, "Teddy," are dead, with another son seriously ill.

Relatives, Mr. and Mrs. John Stone of Dallas, attended the funeral. Funerals attended by Rev. Pope of Daniel Chapel, C.

M. of South Sherman, of where all visits lived. Rev. A. D.

Dupree occupied pulpit morning of the 18th at Harmony Baptist Mrs. Maria (Mosley) Claudia and Master W. J. Smith, who have been at the bedside of her hister arid his aunt, Mrs. Rosa Dillingham, have returned to their homes in Oklahoma City.

Editor W. E. King spoke the night of the 14th inst. at St. John C.

M. E. to a large crowd. Now that Master Lewis Culberson and Foster children are circulators, the reporter will be able to give you plenty of news each week. Rev.

H. D. Allen of Harmony Bap tist will leave the 20th in attendance at Foreign Mission convention in Beaumont Rev. G. H.

Bell and members of St John C. M. E. have begun a series of meetings to be assisted by Rev. G.

H. Harlee of Oak Cliff. Mrs. Alice Berlins of Fort Worth recently visited Mrs. Susie Black.

Mr. W. S. Boyd has recently re turned from Meharry Medical College. Miss Melissa Gibson's school recent ly closed at Pilot Grove.

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Denton and Mr. Will Denton of Paris accompanied their cousins, Mr. and Mrs.

Louyia Smith, home after their visit here. The big meeting in progress at Bethlehem Baptist assisted by Rev. P. Johnson oi Greenville, closed the night of the 16th. Mr.

Richard Hamilton underwent a successful operation for appendicitis at St. Vinent's Sanitarium. Mr. James (Bill Lang) Coleman has been honorably disharged from Camp Travis. Rev.

D. C. Lacey of Dallas, P. E. of Dallas M.

E. District occupied the pulnit morning and night, 18th at St James M. E. Mr. Henry Hadley died the evening of the 16th at his home on North Rusk street after a few weeks' illness.

Funeral attended the 18th inst at Harmony Baptist by Rev. H. D. Allen, P. before a crowded house, under susmces of the Odd FellowB.

He was highly respected citizen of city, and well loved by all. His son, Mr. Henry Hadley, of Shawnee, attended. Mr. Dan Childs had charge of remains.

Master "Teddy" Lawrence, who a few days ago sustained some slis injuries by being hit by Mr. Frank Rob-inon's service car, is convalescing. Mr. John Royster, now of Oklahoma City, arrived too late to attend his stepfather's funeral, Mr. Henry Hadley.

arriving lice the 19th. Elder P. R. Woods of the Holiness church here, who recently returned from the State Convocation in Palestine, is at his work in Texarkana. BEAUTIFUL HAIR Will be yours If you use La Dora P0MA3E Largest can and best pomade.

Only 35 cents from- druggists or sent direct for 35 cents in stamps. As introductory offer Hair Straightening Comb worth $1.00 and can LaDors for $1.00. Agents wanted everywhere. LA DOHA GKEMIGAL COMPANY Box S77 HILLSBOBO, TEXAS. 6-24-4t INSURANCE.

Protect yourself against sickness, accident and death with the Denton County Mutual Insurance Co. B. W. Crawford, Retfy. Box 25, Denton, Texas.

5-24-4t SONG RECITAL. Monday, June 9th at Munger Avenue Baptist church, Mrs. T. H. Miles of Chicago, assisted by youngeut piano accompanist Prof.

K. B. Polk, violinist; Madam Pittmrji, pianist and Mr. H. J.

Hughes, tenor. 6-24-3t CORRECTS fS ii. A story has been circulated among the agents and customers of the Madam C. J. Walker Mfg.

Company to the effect that Madam Walker has sold out and that she is going out of business as a manufacturer of hair preparations. We take this method to Inform our agents, friends, and customers that this story is absolutely false as nothing of the sort has ever been considered by Madam C. J. Walker. Instead of going out of business the Madam J.

Walker Mfg. Company has perfected arrangements to increase Its facilities so as to meet the growing demands for its preparations. The Madam J. Walker Mfg. Co.

6-2-lt CLASSIFIED "ADS." Wanted a Wife- Wanted' to cor respond with a refine lady, 28 or 30 years old who has some, art talent Address Prof. Lucius Harpef, pho tographer and artist 1303 29th St, Galveston, Texas, 5-24-2t Ladles Poro Beauty Parlor We do electric massaging and make all kinds of hair goods. We solicit your trade, jars, sarah Littleton, Prop. In the. rear of D.L.

Littleton's barbershop, 209 N. Central avenue, Dallas, Texas. 3-29-4t PRACTICAL CARPENTER. For house building and repairing you will do well to see E. T.

Hall. 2310 Hugo street prices reasonable and estimates furnished free. Phone H. 5576. 5-24-4t FIRST CLASS CAFE FOR SALE.

1,000 E. 10th Street, City Phone C. 1289. will McQueen. 6-24-2t WITCHCRAFT BLACK ART.

Are you unlucky in life Oriental luck stone. Book of Death Magic, Magnetic Sand Roots, Herbs, Barks, Bones, the Powerful Magic Ring, Burning Temple Incense, Secret Talisman for love, the Book of Hypnotism and mamy other great books for secret instruction, send 10 cents. Address A. D. SPBH.GS, 102 N.

Hall Montgomery, Ala, 5-24-lt PALMER'S SIIX WHITESER flWhltens dark or sallow complexions removes all blotches or blemishes, aad and leaves the skla fair soft 8511 V. CF.TTRAL ATENTTE PHONE HASKEL 2784 6-17-4t NOTICE I Mrs. E. E. Henderson, graduate of Poro College of St Louis, Mo.

She will treat your bair at any time. Work guaranteed. Call at 8 Bols' d' Arc street or phone 736, Denton, Texas. 6-10-3m THE PATTON "CAFE. 837 W.

Central Has just what you want to eat Everything fresh, good cooking and reasonable prices prevail. Suppose you try us. ROUT. JOHNSON, Mgr. 8.

B. JOHNSON, Jr, Prop. LINOTYPE OPERATOR. At once, an experienced lyriotype operator, (Colored) to work either day or night shift on a Model machine. Permanent lob for mod man or woman.

We nav the union scale. Write at once to The Tulsa Star (non union), Tulsa, Okla. 5-17-4t WHEN YOU HA YE A HEADACHE or neuralgia you want relief and you want It bad, so get a package of Don McAdams, Headache Powders, from your druggist They are guaranteed to give you relief or your money will be refunded. Can you afford not to try them? Have your druggist order them If he is out 6-17-62t Giving Fads and Figures About Oil Dividends. CAPITOL PETROLEUM.

TID3 CAPITOL PETROLEUM COMPANY a producing, dlvidend-navine concern, now has 6,000 acres of land toot gas wen, locaiea ngni in tne ne one rine greatest vo come, the history of Texas, situated in Carson and Potter Counties, where great excitement now nrevails. A Standard California Type Rig. being erected on the first location. District, is aown neany i.uuu leet, and a rig is now being erected for well No. 2.

The Capitol Petroleum Company has Ave different locations in the Tampico district this property alone is considered, by experts, to be worth one mtuion dollars, nerore Deing drilled, one big well on our holdings here will make this stock worth dollars per share. Wells 28 and 29 have been brought erty, ana otner vreus are now under aiming operations. Capitol Petroleum has paid three quarterly dividends and on July 15th thempany is planning to pay dividend No. 4, which will not less than 12 per cent; besides the of stock will advance from 25 cents to 50 cents per share. Now is the time to buy! As the drill goes down the prices ko up! Secure your stock now, before the Big Well comes inl Jf you can't pay cash, buy on the time payment plaa! For Free Literature and Information, address FRED 8.

BURTON, 5W40 Welton Street, Denver, Colo. 6-24-2t WHO INVENTED WORK? Adams Express and Transfer Co. ire do all Kinds of Hauling, Packing, Shipping, and Storing Household Goods a Specialty, Skilled and Competent Workmen Employed. Office 8235 Ross Arenac Phones S. H.

6755. BOX 810 Wharton Fish Market We handle both fresh and salt water fish. Restaurant orders given special attention. We solicit your business. Write for prices.

J. W. FOBE, Prop. 6-10-2t A I Dr. P.

X. Sunday Physician anf Surgeon. Office Pythian Temple Room 110. Office hours. to 11 a I to 6 p.

7 to p. m. Offlo nnone. Main 4282. Residence 280? tat street phone Matn JM81.

CLASSIFIED "ADS." MISS Lola M. Nash Hulr PnltnHut Poro System. Tour patronage so licited. We produce the beat results. Phone Main 3790 2511 San Jacinto St Dallas.

Texas. Gandalnne Bantlst CoUes-e far th term of 1919-1920 will need Instructors for heads of the following departments: Science, Mathematics, En glish, Theology and Music (vocal and instrumental). Salaries range from $50 to S80 ner month timHinr tn service. Send applications together 11 raiuuumau oi quaimcauon, at once to J. Washington, President.

5-17-4t ATTENTION PEOPLE. I. Mrs. Susie Buchanna ham nur. chased Mrs.

Dollie MenneCee's stock of goods on Beauty Culture, now do ing business at her home nfrrl no- good inducement to all. If any cus tomer or Mrs. Mennlfee desire to continue, will be appreciated. If any one has spent three weeks may continue with me for 60 cents: if four weeks, can continue for $1.25. For further Information Inquire at the home at Mrs.

Susie Buchanna. 5-24-lt TOUR EYES AND K. LODGE. P. GRAND Poor eyesight robs life of some of Its chief joys.

Some times the sight is good, but the strain from seeing makes the headache, give? nausea and dizziness, these miseries are also "Joy killers." It. is pos sible to reielve these organizations. Did you ever consult an optical expert of your own good Negro race, in nis own omce, in your own Pv thian Temple, where none of the patients could insult you and the optometrist didn't have to rush you out and maybe slight his wok lest some patient get offended? Well. 'you'll have the opportunity at the Grand Lodge meeting in Dallas. A Colored optometrist, an exnert trained in and graduated from one of the best white schools In the nation.

Will be in room 209. Pythian Temple, Dallas, Texas. Don't get your eye-glasses until you come to Grand Lodge. 6-24-2t A CALL FOR A STATE-WIDE MEETING OF THE EQUAL RIGHTS ASSU OF TEXAS. To the Members and all Sympathizers of the Equal Rights AsB'n of Texas: You are hereby requested to assemble in the K.

of P. Temple, in the city of Dallas, at lft o'clock, June 4th for the purpose of making known our grievances and asking redress for the same. All counties are en-4 titled to as many representatives as mey may una tnemseives able to send. M. M.

RODGERS, President M. W. DOG AN, Secretary. 5-17-2t BELMONT CAFE 214 Lane Street Now serving choice meals prepared by lady waitresses. For a good meal try us.

Try a bowl of our famous chill. A. J. Johnson, Manager. "The Haster Fortune Builder" in Texas, near the 10,000,000 cubic center or the district and claimed to permitting a donth of 4.000 feet, is now Our well No.

1, in the Tampico, Mexico on the Kansas and Oklahoma prop PHONE 206 'aaf DALLAS PROFESSIONAL. TTTTTTT Or. O. Roy Buseh Rn. H.

404. MORGAN BU8CH urgsry Phene H. Offices: Central Ave. and Boll 8t OR. J.

H. DODD, Physician and Bur geon. Blood, Sputum and Urine examined. 2604 Williams, near Henry. Phone 1623.

North Belt Pontb Bet and Hickory cars. Hours: to 11 2 to 5 p. to p. m. DR.

GEORGE LYTLE, Veterinarian, lay and night Office 184 Willow 8C or. Hill, from 6 to 9 a. or Peo ple's Undertaker 9 a. to 6 p. m.

cure in lockjaw and other Hons diseases of Horses. Cattle and iilmals generally. Answers calls. PR. R.

T. HAMILTON, Physician and Surgeon. Room 215 Pythian Temple; residence 3303 Thomas Ave. Phones: Office, Main 1144; residence II. 4027; Office hours: 10 a.

m. to 12 3 to 5 p. 7 to 8:30 m. Dallas, Texas. WHEN IN THE CITY STAY AT THE SHADY SIDE HOTEL.

2625 San Jacinto. i Where you get nice comfortable rooms and all conveniences both lights and gas. Home cooked meals. Paved street and car service. MRS.

AURELA B. LAMBERT and MRS. EVA B. THOMAS, Proprietors 4-5-4t "CLASSIFIED ADS." BEFORE YOU, SELL Your fur-. niture, call us.

Furniture hospital, 2209 Elm. street, Main 6186. 4-5-4t WOOD YARD. Call at H. 1286.

817 Bank avenue, Tom Teel, wood yard, chunks and stove wood. Tom Teel, Prop. 3-15-tf HAVE YOUR HAD3 WORK DONE. By Mrs. Hattle Garrett Poro Hair graduate.

Service at my studio. Phone H. 6399. 1711 North Allen 8t, Dallas. Texas.

2-22-tf NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS AND CUSTOMERS. In order to receive prompt attention, all letters containing money and of a business nature should be addressed to THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUB. 2600 Swiss Avenue, Dal las, Texas. J. R.

JORDAN, Business Managei. Mrs. Temple Weemi Graduate ot the Poro College of Hair Culture, will treat your balr scientifically, for dandruff, falling hair, itching scalp, which will give It beauty, color and abundant growth. Prices reasonable Phone H. 3143.

or call at 2807 Flora street Dallar ARE YOU A GUARDIAN READER! This is the harvesting time for race Journals and their readers since the world Is being reconstructed. There Is one point of merit In the Guardian as a Speaking Medium for you which las not been brought out that is this Journal interpret the wishes of 12,000,000 Colored Americans. A second point is that this Journal has beon pleading seventeen years for Equal Rights for our race. If you want to keep informed upon the race questions you must become a Guardian Reader at one In order to know the whole truth about our race. Our rates are $1.00 for six months; and $1.50 for a year's subscription.

Send in your subscription at once. 6-17-4t 1 :0 i HENRY JOHNSON, Longview, Texas. The above Is a likeness of Mr. Henry Johnson ol LoLgview. Texaa, has been a waiter on the T.

4fc P- for more than 6 yearn. Ha has recent ly purchased the Johnson Hotel, near Uie station in Longview, whera ta traveling public may receive first-claw accommodation. 6-17-4ft NEW METHOD ALL WORX GUARANTEED I bare jast Installed the latest machine made tor paraiesi operations. Take Laughing Gas and your tooth 1m extracted absolutely, without pUu DR. A.

H. DYSON, Dental Specialist i'bone a S0S 2nd Floor Pythian Tempi Dahaa Ov. Chaa. L. Meraa h.

ri. SANITARIUM Medletne tt7e. Oallaa, Tx A. 8. Wells, Attorney and Uonatet-lor-at-law.

Office, Room 113, Pythias Temple, Elm and Good streets. Notary Public. Phone M. S825. Dallas, Tex DR.

A. RUNYAN, Physician and Surgeon. Offl hours, to 11 a. na to 6, 7:30 to 9 p. m.

Phones, of flea M. 4095; Res. M. 2389. Lowery Blda 1809 Jackson St, upstairs.

Dallas. Tex. DR. M. P.

PENN, Physician and Surgeon. Treats successfully moet die-eases of men. women and children. Office hours: 9 to 11 a. 3 to p.

7:30 to 9 p. m. Phones: Offlca S. W. M.

291R; residence phone S. W. M. 7445. Office 3549 Elm suit 211 Pythian Temple Building; rest' dence 2510 Flora nt.

Dallas, Texas. DR. W. WHITE, Dentist Crown nd image Work a specialty. Teeth extracted with care.

Best ma- used, work guaranteed. Offica hours: a. is.uu p. m. to 6:00 p.

Bunday by appointment. Phones: Office, M. 7881; residence M. 2453. Office location la the New Pythian Temple, suite 11.

Dallas. Texas. Phone H. 0309 A REAL BEUTY PARLOR is in town for ladles and gentlemen at 41 N. Central iie-Boe.

Here you can get th latest and most improved method la facial beauty. Massaging, manicuring and hair treatment our specialty. By our Poro Graduates. Our course of treatment makes you look ten years younger. MISS ADDIE WILLIAMS, Prop.

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Thompson, the official historian, ls the only Negro historian appointed) in the American Expeditionary Forces Agents will find a great demand tor this book, which is a permanent record ot the glorious deeds of our soldiers in helping to win "the world' greatest war. Exclusive Territory-Liberal Commissions to energetic agents. Write now tor Thompson Historical Society, Taboiian Houston, Texaa. 6-17-4t NEGRO SOLDIERS, IN OUR WAR, (Nsw Book) Tells all about the war; it la fair to colored ptopl. A trmendoua iilr.

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