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THK DALLAS EXPRESS, DAIXAS TKXAS, APIUIj 17, 1020.
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SOLDIERS OF
FORTUNE
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duction Preaentwl by
Mayflower Photoplar
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21st, 1020.
THK BOY AMOXU THE MOISTAI.N
(KitiS AM) I'EAKS ABOVE THE
(LOIDS IS WARNED AND Al.
MOXI.HHED TO WATCH HIS S'itr
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one false step here means death,"
'watch your step,", my guide con
tinued," not only in this mountain,
but in your home, "Watch your Btep
in society," "Watch your step in
the hour of temptation," "Watch
your wordtt, for every word, is a
step," "Watch your deeds, for every
deed is a step," "Watch your hands,
for every touch, every contact is a
step," "Watch your deeds, for deed
ia a, step," "Watch your hands, for
every touch, every contact is , a
step," "Handle not, touch not the
unclean thing."
Who was this guide, .this most
sainted man of all men? Allow me
to introduce him to you, my boys
of America. Here is his most ven
erable and sacred title. His name
is Old Prudence, bedecked with
"Wisdom and Knowledge- and Truth.
Follow him through life.
Old Mr. Prudence took me to the
very apex ,or summit of the lofty
mountain, and facing me in a man
ner which he never before Bad taken,
and pointing his finger directly in my
eyes moving his Hps as if in deep
whispered prayer, without uttering
a tone, before speaking, said, 'Watch
your habits, for in these are the
issues of life and death, in these
are the formation of what is pleased
to call character." "Watch, he con
tinued," your desires and measure
thera; ponder them, try them at all
times, and see if they are. chaste,
remember that unchaste desires are
kindled by bloody fires, and these
are ruinous if not curbed." Old Mr.
Prudence banished and left me to
myself.
But being left his counsel, his
ambition, his early guidance ,all
have been of use to me in life, and
I commend them to the boys who
would climb this mountain of life.
Take them, use them freely, bind
them about your neck, but keep
them as a mirror. See yourself each
day as you arrange your toilet, as
you make your rounds.
DENISON READERS NOTICE.
Xew Agent to Take Charge of Cir
culation and Greater Dallas Ex
press Promised.
Mr. D. C. Chlsolm of Denlson has
entered Into contract with The Dal
las Express Pub. Co., as exclusive
agent to supply Denlson citizens
with the Express weekly and to
report all news happening of Im
portance. The Express management feels
that It has scored one more hit
in securing the services of Mr.
Chlsolm and takes this method of
thanking all Denlson people for
any assistance which they might
render hlra.
The Express will be delivered
weekly to your home or It may be
secured by calling at Davis Tailor
shop, 217 West Woodard street.
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Mon. and Tues., April 19-20
'The Great Air Robbery" I
10 Ml!, MOV TO BR SPENT FOn
New York. N. T.. April 16 A total
of 110 729.263 Included in the biidi
gel or the communion co-operating
In the Inter church. Movement
opertlna- In the Tnterchurcn Movement
In for the educational, mlHslonary and
benevolent work amonr our people to
be done by four communion whose
rVl bnp,,r,fhl5 agKreifate more' than
4.000,000 of the race of this country.
Moat of the money to be rained for
work amonir our arroup ia In the
buduet of the National Rnptlat Con
vention. The total of aaklna of thla
denomination amounting to $$10 850
000 is made up of the following
Itetna: Foreign MIsHlonn. $2,200 000;
home mission. $-3,860,000: American
education $2.00,00O; American relig
ious education. $635,000; American
ministerial support and relief, $350 -000.
special work by women $600.00
and items of a general nature amount
ing to $6.00. The asking of thla
denomination covers a five year pro
pram, $2,060,000 of the amount ia to
be paid during- 1920.
The $260,000 asked Tor the work
of the Colored Methodist Episcopal
Church la for collece and schools
supported by this body. The African
Methodist Fplsoopal Zlon Church,
with askings . for $12,000 will dis
tribute the amounts as follows: For
emen missions,- $62,000; , Home mis
sions $60,000; American education
$60,000; American ministerial sup
port and rellpf.HO.000 and miscellan
eous work $10,000. ......
m. e. ciiuiirn nti.HRS pastor's
PAY. '
1 (Associated Negro Press)
Baltimore, Md., April IB. Bishop J.
C. Hartzell of Africa, was present and
addressed the Methodist Conference
which met in this city recently. i:y
a resolution adopted the conference
decided that the average salary of Its
pastor's be at least $12,000 annually.
The following were elected delegates
to the General Conference which meets
in Hps Moines next Mav. Revs. Er
nest I.ynon, W. A. C. Hughes. M. W.
Clair and N. J. Naylor. The bal
lott for alternate delegates was taken
and I O. Perm., C. P. Ford, Ida R.
Ciimmliiirs and Edyth Cooper were
elected delegates by the lay elector
ial conference.
VRiE LAilORKI TO PUT IJT FULL
TIME.
(Associated Negro Press)
Chattanooga. Tenn.. April 15. The
problem confronting Chattanooga
Manufacturers association employment
bureau. .
The migration of Neproes from the
south has seriously handicapped in
dustry in many of the southern cities,
according to reports gathered. Dur
ing tbe war thousands of Negroes
formerly employed in southern manu
facturing enterprises left for the war
factories of the north. Hundreds left
ChHitnnooga. Reports from other cities
Htate that they have not returned,
hot are tHking the place of foreign
labor in the north and east,
S. '. TEACH l-:nl MEET FOR BET
TEll SALARIED.
Columbia, s. C, April 15. The an
nual eonvintinn of teachers in the
Co!"rcd s-bool plowed laHt week after
hf.ldintf one of the bet sessions In
history if the nssociftMon. accord-
in:' to etnteioenlH trtnt teachers wh
liii.o b'-n i 1 1 r. fl ) n xr the meetings for
a number of yrat-H. Tlie teachers are j
In earnesi about improving iueir
rhi"!i s'ho!tirHhlps, character of I
tfcbf;iiiisT ; "d better Blarlen. .
SATURDAY, APRIL 17TH-
SPECIAL FRACTION
WM. S. HART, featuredjn
the six-reel triangle production "THE DE
SERT MAN"-One day only Matinee 2 p.
m.
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FRAHCIS FORD
in his latest serial photo-play-
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also TEXAS GUNIAN known
as QUEEN OF THE WEST in a western at
traction and LTITLE, SAMBO and SNUB
POCLARD in one of their comedies.
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.The Great
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in his latest serial pro
duction, also a two-reel western attraction
and a- Lucky '13." Comedy ELMO FEAR
LESS continued every Wednesday Matinee
2 p. m. 1
Positively the greatest and most sen- t; ;;;;;
sational motion picture ever produced seven reels ot thrills brim
full of action, a melo-drama -.actually staged in THE CLOUDS.
This production ia positively guaranteed to satisfy the greatest ,...
motion Dicture ever shown at any theatre. Matinee Monaay
TiiBBdav at 2 d. m. Blatliiee admission tliildren under 10 years
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of ae J5 tents; Adults, 20 cents; mum
prices, Children 20c; Adults, 23c Two 2 ill
days only Monday mid Tuewiay, piu
10th ami 20th.
LOCKLEAR
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with FRANCELIA BILUNGTON
niversa,L
Jewel
Production
de Luxe
RIDE on the tip of an airplane's wing,
with the earth a mile below, '
SOAR with the camera!
CHASE Locklear through the cloud
banks!
WATCH him change planes in the air! . '
THINK what smuggling in an airplane
means to men who know no international
borders!
SHIVER with the thrill and glorious
hazard of the United States
Air MailServicel
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What Jules Verne dreamed
What the Wright Brothers proved
possible . .
What vthe motion picture was invented
for
That's what this air-drama is!
It has never been equalled for excite
ment And it can never be approached for
daring.
Universal
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THURSDAY) APRIL 22ND SPECIAL ATTRAC
TION EXTRAORDINARYTHE EYES OF THE
WORLD." The greatest western story ever written by
by America's foremost author.
HAROLD BELL WRIGHT. One Jay only Mati
nee 2 p. m.
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FRIDAY, APRIL 23RD-Our New Serial Pro
duction "TRAILED BY THREE," also EDDIE POLO
in a western production and a side splitting HANK
MANN comedy "TRAILED BY THREE" continued
every Friday, matinee 2 p.1 m.
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COMING MONDAY AND TUESDAY, APRIL 25TH
AND 26TH. WM. FARNUM in .a master-picture
"TALE OF TWO CITIES."
ONLY ONE
CHANCE IN
'A MILLION
"We beg to announce to our many patrons"
that our balcony is being completed as quickly as pos
sible owing to delay of steel to be used it has taken
more time than was at first thought to complete this
structure and we want to assure you that our bal
cony will be just as secure as any ever erected at any
THEATRE. And you may feel just as safe up-stairs
as down. We thank you.
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