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PAY YOUR POLL TAX JANUARY 31, LAST DAY REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE SEATS EMIL KUNTZ, A BLACK REPUBLICAN OVER F. C. LABIT MUST BE SERVED AT KITCHEN WINDOW GOLDRED WOMEN CLERKS SERVED FOOD BY RESTAURANT FOR EMPLOYEES IN U. S. GOVERNMENT BUILDING MUST GO TO REAR. TOLD THIS IS "DUAL GOVERNMENT." NEGRO LEADERS APPEAL FOR ARMENIAN SUFFERERS USA VOL. 26, NO. 14. REPUBLI MUST BE SERV AT K COLORED WOMEN CLERKS S FOR EMPLOYEES IN U. S. GO TO REAR. TOLD THIS Washington, D. C., Jan. 16.—There is in one of the U. S. Department buildings a restaurant on the cafeteria plan in which Colored employees have been and are being denied the privilege of service unless it is accepted from the kitchen window to be taken away for consump- One of our girls, a recent apprentice was upon one occasion served, but he was not the kitchen door, which was referred to the kitchen door. The Colored clerk asked, why and what he sent to the kitchen door. For speed was the response of the cashier, who was the door for speed but comfort quietly turned the clerk and insisted upon service, whereupon tendering a dollar for the change offered it to the clerk New York, January 6, 1919. Representative Colored man from Virginia gathers in the country gathered in his lavish ten. Decennial in response to the invitation of the American Committee for Armenian and Syriac Mission, by which the Negroes of the United States cooperee in a unit with the thirty million Armenians and Syrians. After due consideration of plans to them by Mr. Joseph L. Lewis, the minister of the United States among Colored people, the following appeal was unanimously adopted, and now being sent out. The appeal follows: To the Colored People of the United States. At the instance of the Committee for Armenian and Syrian Relief composed of some of the foremost statesmen, educators, religious leaders and missionaries were called in conference to Nashville, Tenn., on the 13th of January, 1919, with Louis Lewis of Philadelphia, the executive secretary for conventions of Colored man of the Layman's Maternal Association of the United States and Canada, to consider how best the race could lend its support to the effort to raise thirty million dollars in January for the suffragette cause. The Dallas Express if she would return the lunch but the clerk kept the lunch and began to get into the affair and later in the evening she was told the building was told that this was a "dual government" and the Colored people really "really separated, having different schools, a school and school of their own and after the usual applications of "soft soap" they were able to get into the building. This restaurant is leased for the purpose of serving the employees in the city, and it has a capital in a government building of a nation, proclaiming that it is making the world safe for democracy, when the people denied service represented by the government, their "bit," not only their "bit" in the recent war, are forced the inconvenience of no service in the city, and are accepted from the Mitchen window. Dallas, Texas, Jan. 14, 1919. Mira, Alane Busch and her mother, Mary Brown were seriously stabbed Saturday morning by the police on the street. It is alleged that Busch came in Saturday and killed his wife and daughter, and stabbed and cut her. In her attempts to defend herself against her assailant she was cut so severely on her arm that she was unable to carry out the defence and was compelled to die. Her mother was turned upon and sliced profusely. RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS AT TUSKEGEE. Tuskegee, Ala., Jan. 11—Warren Logan, acting principal of a Musselman Training Corps, will present the Reserve Officers Training Corps will be held in Tuskegee. The R.O. T. C., represents a splendid opportunity for young men of the Colored race, as all male students and students in annapolis, a regular army officer to conduct the drill. Students maintaining highest records and steadily planned for further training looking towards a commission in the Officers Reserve. PPEAL MENAIN SUFFERERS sering and starring Armenians and Syrians. At this conference the needs of these people were brought before us in the most vivid manner and our sympathies are thoroughly around. The campaign of preparation for the drive is being rapidly organized and the country among all races. In order that the race may be adequately organized in the field of its contribution to this effort, following the grouped idea, a Colored Adolphus Lewis has been loaned by the Laymen's Missionary Movement to serve as director for this division. The grouped idea, compliment, but it is first of all a signal recognition of the executive During the war period just closing, no people have suffered more than the Armenians and Syrians many of these men, women and children have been deported and killed by order of the Turkish Government, under the Armenian and Syrian conditions. Thousands of them are many times from home in the wilderness, in a homeland, desolene, perilous condition and will die of privation and starvation during this winter unless we give them relief. So great are the needs of these people, that "The Republican Party Is The Ship, All Else Is The Sea."—Fred Douglas. DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1919. WAR CORRESPONDENT DESCRIBES CELEBRATION OF DELIVERENCE OF ALSACE-LORRAINE the President of, the United States, having made two former appeals in their behalf felt constrained to issue a third proclamation for this purpose, the same. We have also estimated that about 4,000,000 Armenian, Syrian, Greek and other war sufferers in the Near East will require outside help to sustain their families. The vast majority of them are now hundreds of miles from their homeland. The vast majority of children, including 400,000 orphans. The American Committee for Relief in the Middle East has a minimum of $30,000,000 to be subscribed January 12-19, 1919, with the assistance of these people. We can call upon the people of the United States to make even more generous contributions than they have made heretofore to those who, through no fault of their own, have been left without food and to help establish these ancient and sorely oppressed people in their former homes. (Signed) WOODROW WILSON. 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Tuskegee, Ala., Jan. 11—Announcement by Bishop Thomas F. Gullor of Memphis, "Witnesses the liberal rebellion that has been so hardening to the Colored people, will be one of the principal figures in the evidence insures an interesting and helpful discussion of the various issues of the rebellion of the Negro soldiers and their re-absorption into arteries of industry and farming; and honors Hon. Bradford Krapp, of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Dr. Geo. K. Haynes of the University of Tennessee, Emmet J. Scott, Special Assistant to the Secretary of War, "Twenty-eight Annual Conference and there is every indication that the attendance will be the largest perhaps ever assembled for the same Annual Meeting, Mr. Nola Ellen Jackson, was a pleasant caller Monday. She not only reads The Express herself, butpaids it for to be sent to Mrs. Girtle Suffice it to say that for a half hour I struggled and pushed and shoved and when I did get through I found that I had traveled just one square. I had been immediately thereafter to walk a long along the Boulevard Des Capucines. There again I struggled, with the help of a man who passed all kinds of small parades—each ball, each squirrel, each etsy and each squirrel. On such a crowd I saw was made up of soldiers of all kinds, the head of a cannon, which had been from the exhibit of thousands of captured German airplanes, cannon and rifle, which was pulled by a great number of men and on it was seated an army of stripes and yelling for all he was worth. /Oconetti was being stripped and stripes and yelling for all he was worth. /Oconetti was being stripped and stripes and yelling for all the girls, a privilege which I was told was reserved for the soldiers only, how she screamed and struggled, she was released only when she On many street corners were musicians, singing and playing beautifully in the Allies and the President of the United States. I saw two young women carrying an American soldier who continually grieved the people with "Vive La France." When on a walk home, I suddenly found myself enthralled with several young women and semi-soldier who for a long time had been manly while I stood in the center. In a short while I reached my home and met the president to retire immediately. As I opened the door I was greeted by a happy host of French, English and Belgian musicians. The celebration. This I did retiring at midnight "all in." The celebration of the deliverance of Almanac-Lorraine. Respectfully. WM.-STEVENSON. 168312 NATIONAL COMMITTEE ADOPTS RESOLUTIONS ON DEATH OF FORMER PARTY LEADER. DEMOCRATS SCORED. RETURN OF RAILROADS DEMANDED. DALLAS TEACHERS IN CLASS A1 DALLAS TEACHERS IN CLASS A1 Chicago, Jan. 10.-Acting on a suggestion made by Chairman Will H. Hays, the Republican National Committee decided to appeal to the Republican of the country to erect a permanent memorial to the committee, which is planned to raise the necessary funds by popular subscription. The character of the memorial will be delivered addresses on the dedication of the committee, of which W. B. Thompson of Yonkers, N. Y., is chairman. The memorial is named by Chairman Hays later. After representatives from every state delivered addresses on the dedication of the resolution presented by National Committeeman John T. King of Connecticut, a resolution said in part: "The Republican party mourns the passing of Theodore Roosevelt. In an hour of difficulty and danger he leaving a place in national and international leadership which can not possibly pay to his memory is in the pledge that his party, the Republican party, shall remain true to the special advancement with which his name will forever be linked, and that he will never reer he struggled with such heroic and inspiring and devotion. Indonesian Woman Surgeon, with those who have sacrificed greatly in humanity's behalf, the leadership of Abraham Lincoln, the Republican party proved its loyalty in the supreme crisis in the Renaissance. Under the leadership of the Theodore Roosevelt, the Republican party was the leader, and it could rise to the same high level of devoted service and by its partisanship in the country's unity in support of the country's allie. He had to give he gave to his country. His gossip of Americanism is the heritage of his country. His message to all patriots, could PROF. H. S. T. THOMPSON, MAYHEMATICAN AND D. EDUCACA OR WORKED SEVEN YEARS IN ORGANIZING AND ARRANGING NEGRO HIGH SCHOOL OF DALLAS. He Bails the Grade of the School From 3rd to 4th Year, Former Super- intendent Deal, Dumb and Blind inventor at Austin. U.S. C. LABIT IN NATIONAL COMMITTEE RESOLUTIONS ON DEATH OF DEMOCRATS SCORED. RE- NDED. he but speak, would be, regardless of the new-made gap in the ranks, "Carry on. Carry on." Thereafter, in the spirit of Washington and Lincoln and Roosevelt, the Republican party will go forward—ever forward—that the cause of liberty, fraternity and American nationality may be advanced and "government by the people, of the people, for the people, may not perish from the earth." Louisiana Negro Seated. Members of the committee applauded speeches attacking the Democratic Party and termed its Socialist landmark and demanding that the railroads be burnt out to allow the owners without unnecessary delay. Chairman Hays was given a vote of confidence by the members and other committees at his discretion. Mrs. Medill McCormick of Illinois, a member of the other committees, read a long report outlining plans for women's organization and a participation of the women in the national affairs of the party in the committee. The committee settled a content over the national committee in formation in 1916, by seizing Emil Kuntz, a Narro, C. P. Lahat was the chairman, J. P. Perching, Gen Leonard Wood, Goo. He agreed to abide by the decision of the committee. Of possible candidates for President most persistently mentioned in informal咕咕 today were J. P. Perching, Gen Leonard Wood, Goo. He agreed to abide by the decision of the committee. Of possible candidates for President most persistently mentioned in informal咕咕 today were J. P. Perching, Gen Leonard Wood, Goo. He agreed to abide by the decision of the committee. The members of the committee stated it was too easy to discuss the issues. --- [Image of a person with a dark face and a serious expression, wearing a suit and a hat.] 14 NOTICE! Dr. Bluitt has re and resum CAMERON. Dr. Bluitt has returned to the City and resumed practice. Corsicana, Texas, Jan. 16.—The wife of the Mr. Chra. Wood, who died near Powl last spring, died on Monday of a heart attack. The wife of Mr. Mose Carille, a old citizen of Corsicana was buried from the First church Sunday evening. Mrs. Carille was the mother of her bed this week because of the influenza. Mrs. Josie Adame, wife of Mr. Frank Adams will leave soon after the funeral service. She operated on in one of the saints' ruins. Mrs. Julia Gales spent the holidays visiting her son, Mr. Willie Gales. Mrs. Willie McDonald Galveston, Mrs. Caroline Gay, who has been cannied to her bed for the last two weeks in imminent danger, met with the meeting of Wesley Church church Sunday evening. Quite a bit of interest is being manifested and for the first time the organization will be berealh the organization will go the rounds of the churches next meeting will be held at M. E. church in southmouth at m. m. sunday, Jan. 15. The 1st quarterly conference of Bethel A. M. church was held Sunday, Dec. 10. D. M. Miller seemed to a crowd house all day. The spirit ran high as it was without saying in Bethel was a high day, but the affectionate affectionate ways known to man-关爱 thing; and a deal of interest is manifested in the pastor. Total attendance in the pastor there is union there is street. Mr. and Mrs. John Shank, Miss Brant, Mr. Jesse and John Shank, Jr. Mrs. Jesse and John Shank, Mrs. Dallan, Mr. W. Jr. is Shank and daughter, Miss Gladys Shanks of Jacksonville were the guests of J. M. Walt, through the holiday. Mrs. Well and little son, Mack, Jr., open several days in Dallas. 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Miss Mille Henry and Mr. Robert Ferguson were married Sunday, Jan. 5, at home of the bride. Sgt. R. Glimore, having received an honorable discharge has returned home from Camp Travis, Mrs. N. Glimore, with influence, is up again. DISASTEROUS FIRE AT WILEY UNIVERSITY—KING HOME AND HOSPITAL BURN. HENDERSON. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1919. year. Evening service was quite spirited. A very sweet sermon by Rev. Avery sermon by Denison, text, God Will Prevail. Total collection during the day $40.16. Look out for Spanish Influenza. WHAT DID SHE JACKSONVILLE. Notice to the Public. GAINESVILLE. Gainesville, Texas, Jan. 16–Mrs. Jessie Klein spent the holidays in Mt. Worth visiting relatives and friends, Dr. D. W. King passed through here Sunday night en route to Bartlettville, Ohio, to visit his mother, who has for several weeks been conbed to bed in the Colored sanitarium to return to her home Monday. Mrs. Klein was in our city Sunday. The Ladies Culture club met in a very interesting A. Ranson as hostess. Because of the long influenza quarantine, these good ladies have been long delayed in returning to her home, is lifted, they are planning great things. Miss Pecola Nicholson has returned home after having spent the day in Honey Grove. Her cousin, Mr. James Burke accompanied her home. Dr. R. A Ransom left this week for the trip to Honey Grove. Mrs. Maude Debe, who has recently undergone an operation in the sanitarium, Mrs. General Chestnut, has returned to tend the bed side of her daughter. The ministers of the city organized the sanitarium, Mrs. General Chestnut, has returned to tend the bed side of her daughter. The ministers of the city organized the sanitarium, Mrs. General Chestnut, who has recently undergone a major oper. lion in Booker Washington sanitarium, returned to Booker Washington. Observation Monday morning. Hs e your news for Erastus when he celliers your paper. CHANDLER. 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E. church arrived Saturday, Mrs. Roselee Creeks is quite low sick at her home in N. Washington, where she lives to her home after spending a week in Fort Worth, Texas, Mr. C. E. Johnson has returned after visiting Cameron, Thorndale and Rockdale, and has returned to Willie Brown of Mt. Morish community was in town Saturday and subscribed for the Dallas Express, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Lewis are home, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Lewis are home, Mr. P. Worth. Hon. J. S. Smith was in the city Tuesday, but on account of the city Tuesday, Mr. B. J. Bush an old Calvert boy has returned home from Mrs. Dellahil Roberts, wife of Deacon Ed Roberts is still improving. Mr. and Mrs. Will Blake of Worth, mother, and Mrs. William of mother, Sunday school and preaching all day last Sunday at Garret pastor, Sunday school and preaching all day last Sunday at Garret pastor, Rev. G. L. Gates, pastor of Mt Canaan, was at his post Sunday, at Kinneale Creek, quite at her home, and at her brother, Mr. Eliza Taylor and father of Bay City Mr. Ferry Taylor, and brother, Mr. Ferry Taylor, and Bettie of Ft. Cobb, Okla, is in the city visiting her brother, Mr. Perry Tay-Taylor, and visiting her brother, Mr. Perry Taylor, last week. Mrs. Cathren Turner is now a reader of The Express, visiting Thomas on Saturday night for Clarke on Saturday and Rev. Wm. Walton and father, Mr. Jeff Walton of Branchville, were in Clarke on Saturday and has opened a fine grocery store in South Calvert on his lot. Mr. and Mrs. Yash Polk went to the county Mrs. P. T. Hicks was called to Dallas last week to the bed side of her house, where she met with influenza at her home in the Garrett Grove Community. Mr. Ernest Smith, came home from the St. Stephen left Monday for her home, Ft. Worth after spending Xmas in Calvert with her daughters, Madame Rada Raby and Madame Rada Raby, of Waco, is in the city for a few days. The remains of Edward Edward Emgham, was brought from Fort Worth, Thurday and laid to rest in the old stelling cometery, Mrs. Emgham, at Fort Worth. Mary Eliza was reared in this place and the citizens regret her timely death. The family has the Mr. E. Kesley of Mt. Morah community was in the city trading Satellite TV and Benchley motored to Calvert Sunday to see their, brother-in-law, Mr. Chas Brogan. Mrs. Ellen Cavallari is moving to Mrs. E. Talley to lot is moving to Mrs. E. Talley to Maxwell of Waco, is in the city, the guest of her mother, Mrs. Inez Maxwell, Mrs. Cora Hallway left Sun Valley and is in the city visiting of Waco is in the city visiting. Mr. J. H. Parker of Dallas is in the city visiting his mother, Mrs. J. P. Hines, is in the city visiting few days for Waco, Prof. A. H. Mims, and W. C. Cashman motored to and W. C. Cashman disposed at is sick with the influenza at his home near Branchville in Milam county. Chris Bryant purchased a carload of corn last week and cribbed it into a truck and disposed at his home in Calvert Junction. We wish for him a speedy recovery. The reporter—We would appreciate your writing your news with more discretion of cleanliness and legibility, so that it can be readily read. MINERAL WELLS. Mineral Wells, Texas, Jan. 16—Arrivals: M. & M. Nannie, Johnson, Camp Travis, Camp Travis, Antoonto; Mrs. jadies Jones, Ft. Worth; Mrs. Annie Mickleton, Dallas, Dallas, Kw McPherson, Kw McPherson, Ginnesville; Mr. Fred Newbill, Weathervort; Mrs. Mattie Cass, Weatherford, Mrs. Mattie Cass, Louis Lee depared for their classes. OTTO. Otto, Texas. Jan. 16. - Sunday school was carried out with much interest at Jerusalem, Sunday. Church off-campus at Jerusalem, Sunday. Sunday school. Pastor Rev. D. G. Mays gave one of his surprise attacks on satan, prescribing an able man to attack him in Waco. Miss A. C. Englin of Marilas, assistant principal of the school visited home folks Saturday. Mr. T. Englin, assistant deacon, leaving an attack of influenza. WILLS POINT. Wills Point, Texas, Jan. 16–Miss Ophelia Johnson and Mabel Slims McCormick from Terrell, Texas. Mr. Jummina dawn visited Mrs. Lahnie Dunn last week and Ardie Sanders has returned home and艾丽德 Lester Mathis and wife was on the visit. Mr. Baird visited here Sunday. Mr. M. A. M. Blair and daughter visit. Mrs. A. M. Gertrude Wilson applebite left for Homer, La. last Tuesday night. Rev. Davis filled his appointment at the Baptist church on Monday. Mrs. E. Elmo Sunday. Mrs. Gertrude Wilson has returned home from Sulphur in Edison. Alice Wordsworth visited in Cousin, D. C. were visitors in Point, Sunday. Mr. Solomon Dyer and Alice Wordsworth visited in Edison. Franklin is able to be up after a great magnificent exhibition be held at the C. M. E. church Saturday night. Mr. Cain of Cunade made a business trip to Wills Point, Monday. Several young men were Terrell visitors Sunday even- FORNEY. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1919. McCloudy was in the city Sunday en route to Dallas, Miss Mere Henry Allen, Miss Martha Allen, who has been on crutches for many years is now able to ride a stork cutter and enjoy a moment of birding the treatment of Dr. Bledsoe. Dr. Bledsoe has a excellent practice in this city, he is proud of him. If you need medical aid call on him. DARTING, PIERCING SCIATIC PAINS Give way before the penetrating effects of Sloan's PURCELL CLEBURNE. Wanted to Know. JONES PRAIRIE. Jones Printer, Texas, Jan. 16. 18. Service was high at Pleasant Gave Baptist church, Rev. J. T. Aitkid, our beloved pastor, preached, his Furrow Ground" object, "Suffrutal Farming." Collection. $30.90. Watt's Liver Powder. 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BANKS & SON, Proprietors, Phone Residence H. 963; Store H. 3217 Dallas, Texas, 12-21-ff NO The public is hereby notified in addition to Mr. F. S. Steward, cured the services of Mr. Chan. U. S. Postoffice Department. Mr.Pr. will be pleased to greet this many Parlors of the Lone Star Underta prices and perfect satisfaction is Phone 1044 Lone Star Un The public is hereby notified that the Lone Star Undertaking Co. in addition to Mr. F. S. Steward, our most efficient embalmer, has secured the services of Mr. Chas. Price, formerly an employee of the U. S. Postoffice Department. Mr. Price is an excellent young man and will be pleased to greet his many friends in his new capacity at the Patrons of the Lone Star Undertaking Co. the place where reasonable prices and perfect satisfaction is guaranteed. 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Such a reflection receded upon its being brought to the attention of the publisher. SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1910. THERE IS HOPE. It may be that Mr. Wilton, being able to die over little or none of his country, was impelled to go abroad with the hope of finding it in shell-crackedurns, buried in marsh-Iden Europe, but instead the drowned were red with the blood of the innocent, how now the colling of the light of liberty, of the light of liberty, are strugging up in numbers and in a man-made life of which theology does not record. The struggling millions, which me) up the oppressed masses, may be weak and weak must stagger and litter on their deliverance is sure. The great injustice of the slave state still before the Eternal Court of Equity, and a Righteous Judge in the Court of Justice. VOTELESS—RELPLESS. January 21, 1919, is the last day in which you can by paying your poll tax, save for yourself the right to vote. Remember, that a voleless man is a helpless man. Quit him, yes, but him. We need the man who will not pay his poll tax, get his exemption oath, take it. A SOLEMN TEETH. When Kelley Miller, the great philosopher, who recently toured the South returned to his home in Washington, she wrote a newspaper report for an opinion. He said: "The Colored man is making a living; the one who lives in the country is making money." This is true. The city Colored man is installing furniture, rues, carpets, cheap jewelry and other trash, while the country Colored man is buying furniture and other items to count. Back back to the country. LET THEM PASS TO THE REAR The "Bla Mama" Colored woman, the "Uculee Tom" Colored man, and the "White Man" Colored man, ship to the Colored race alone in talking about have sucked a "Nigger man," are three individuals who, at the same time, have outlived their usefulness. The first has faith in white people who have not been able to white man cannot tell us. The third likes a Negro in his place. Shades of the Past, draw down the POLL TAX SCRIPTURE A CASE OF IGNORANCE. Stop wondering what is going on at the Pico Table in France and at the Cafe in New York. You must pay your poll tax if you want any body to notice you. SOME LIAR. The Colored person who says that there is nothing in a Negro newspaper and who has seen the Dallas Tigers is unknown. The truth is unknown." - Old Democrat MARLIN OKMULGEE Okmulgee, Oklahoma, Jan. 16–Re- W. Kidn, P. E., of Mukulgee District, Oklahoma, stopped on business at bus- ness stopped on the city on her law. She flithered M.舞, inscher at Flipper Key Dava University, has been on the sick list for the past month. She is more, improved, however, she can for her a speedy recovery. Rev. J. C. Williams, proctor of the Presbyterian church, preached a THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1919 soul attire a mon Sunday at 11 a. Downtown at his church. Rev. J. S. Downtown, ended at 11 a. Gramm and an entertainment were given last Friday night at Olympia school to raise money for the piano has been raised by the school. The County Teachers' Association held its monthly meeting last Saturday. All teachers are requested to attend these meetings. Mrs. Oscar Douglas and little daughter, Otema, who has been visiting relatives here and in Tulsa, will be attending to the enrolment TO NASHVILLE—NAMES PLACES HE WOULD LIKE TO STOP—BLACK WOMAN CALLS A WHITE M A N'S HAT—DALLAS WHITE HAT—DALLAS WHITE B A N K DRAWS NEW COLOR LINE—WHERE IS THE LORDI HELL ORDERED EX-CONGRESSMEN GIVES A PEN PICTURE OF PAN. THERBYLIANS MODEL AND FILM OF the evening of the 3rd, an evening before daylight, of the 4th Rev. Henry A. Boyd, consented to get together with whom that night—the 4th. The Negro National conference meets the morning of the 4th Baptist Publishing Board, be given one of the most meetings ever held by the Negro community. Mrs. Dawson, Miss Almendra Dawson and J. S. left for Oklahoma City, for a job with the University of Dawson went to Boley. The Dawson was made has many朋友 during their stay here and we regret very much that she did not have an abundance of success and prosperity. The pupils of the 9th grade of Dunbar high school gave a party to Mrs. Dawson, Mrs. Dawson, Jr., who was a number of the class. Quite an enjoyable evening was spent at Cobert spent the weekend at home. Mr. P. M. Mann and Miss Maud SuttilandOlympia school Friday and both made interesting talks to the pupils. Mr. J. Price of Eufaua was in charge. The Farmers' Industrial and Agricultural Congress of Okmugue county, held an interesting meeting Sat- Many locals were represented, J. Kendall, elected president; Democrat Katherine rendered helpful service. Mr. S. L. Dudley of Maule, owner of the house, spent three days here, advertised his famous auto polish, which is recognized a high grade polish. J. Kendall, executive agent for the Okuttee district, Miss King and Ashley, pro-agency agent for the Employment Agency, make announcements for business. Miss Maude Smith, home demonstrator has been transformed into maude县. Miss Smith has made a splendid record. We promise her a splendid record. We promise her a Tuition, spent the week and her brother, R. L. McGloathing died Saturday, 11. Several attacks of influence were reported last week. Last month for you paper. It is strictly冷 McALESTER. McAlester, Okla., Jan. 16—Dr. Thomas Gamalielian Poster, B. Foster, M. Sternman at the C. M. E. church of womens pastor. Miss Leather C. Dupree, who has been a student at Natchite College, has been a pastor at the mother, Mrs. Dupree on Elm street. Rev. J. M. Harrell, D. D., P. E. Patterson, Rev. J. M. Harrell, P. E. Patterson, Mrs. Dupree on Elm street. Miss Fannie and Ray Broker were married to Mr. J. J. Young and Mr. P. E. Patterson, Mrs. Dupree home of the brides, Rev. H. G. K. patrick officiated. Mr. Alysweret Brags, who was brought home by her father, Dr. Alysweret Brags from Tulsa, Okla., and on at All Saints hospital died in a few days and funeral services were held. Dr. Alysweret Brags, Frank Motley, officiated. He leaves mother, father, sister and five brothers to mourn his loss, a host of friends, and two brothers are now in France. Miss Sadie B. Davis of one of the brothers, who is improved though still confined. Mr. Columbus Neal left for Okmukie to attend the funeral of his father and to visit his son, Hammond also left for Van Buren, Ark. He attended the funeral of her father, Mrs. Jessie Garn celebrated her father and mother's birthday at Thursday night. Miss Lodia Hopkins of Okhama City is ill at P. Hopkins on South B. Street. Mr. M. Harris daughter of Kannas City is here to spend a few days. There are places of induza among our people. Mr Clem Pierce of Blossom Prairie was here, the guest of his sister, Nannie Tisworth. Mrs. M. S. Jones and little Charles Hammonds spent time with Nannie, Mrs. N. L. Lane at 501 South WIFTEWRIGHT Whitewright, Texas, Jan. 5—Sunday school was good at both church. Rev. Harvey was repe, sed sick of the disease. Rev. Hervey was here from Denison, Sinnamon, and Idaho. Marnie Marvey and Susan Hamer were here from Houston, Sinnamon day night. Rev. A. L. Yarber preached at the First Baptist church Sunday, and has come home to mother and son from Houston, Mr. Charley Hamilton has an honorable discharge and has come home to mother and son from Houston, Mr. Charley Hamilton has with his car on account of the death of Dock Hoeff who died of the disease. L. C. Lych from U. pith haCaster was here Sunday. Service will be present, a good service come on the 22nd to the 26th and hear Rev. H. D. Allen, Sherman W. Washington of Sherman, G. W. Washington of Sherman, E. church. Rev. Rosehower, Rev. C. C. Choice, Tennison, Bro. Jno. Kinn, Church. Rev. C. C. Choice, Church. Subcribed for the Express for a year. When you want the Express see gatewood, or find it at J. H. Logan. Milson, MILKHAM From Dodd City, was he e Sunday. Mr. Robert Spatula, was he e Sunday. Mr. Robert Spatula, Swener, and children have moved here for the year. Miss Robbie Conley is improving, little more. we pray for Rev. D. Candney and Rev. Hervey. we hope that every colored man, woman will read the great Nerto Exe, Exe, Exe, read ye can talk. ye can talk. Mr. Riddin an others will be here Wednesday night. Mr. Prod Jackson is in Sharp and children were OLD REGULAR GIVES A PET PICTURE OF PAN- THEREVILLIANS McDONALD THE LION OF THE TREEPEN-ENROUTE NASHVILLE - NAMES PLACES THE BLACK WOMAN CALLS A WHITE M A N'S HAT-DALLAS WHITE MAT-DALLAS WHITE B A N K DRAWS NEW COLOR LINE- THE LOBBI HELL ORDERED THE EXPRESSION DEAD-DON'T LAUGH. Staff Correspondence Dallas, Texas, Jan. 14, 1919. Dallas and Davenport closely hugging the headquarters of the Dallas Express for two weeks. Davenport, in Panhandle, mixing with the "villians" who have made Ft. Worth famous and kept that growing. PL Worth is growing. By the end of 1915, it had a population of 98,558, something like 12,000 are of African extraction, and it is of this 12,000 something an industrial element. There may be a few loafers in the town, but they are not to the "nanny born" wood. They have mostly come from here and they will come to nothing but the work of not get the work habit. PL Worth, there are two great Beef and Pack warehouse—Armour and Swift worker an opportunity and I will say to their credit they have not thrown away the great public service corporations, creating the packing house spirit, and the door to work stands wide open for the best bread in the sweet of his face. He has gone to it, as the hundreds working people will show. The Temple Drug store, owned by M. McDonald and Co., managed by H. Mossey is unisexured in Texas. The Dotson's own and operate, imprinted drug stores, Worth Hornet and does job printing in connection. In the same company that energetic hunter, H. Braswell, Worth Hornet and does two undertakers. The People's Dotter & Co. with splendid equipment operates a splendid drug store. In the professional world, F. Walters and others here we find Dr. Tilson and Tilson by Taylor and others. Dentist William Gilton and others. Lawyer William Gilton is a familiar figure at the bar. Religiously and educationally the show is a display showing, being well supplied, that is necessary to make a moral and intelligent people. am lowly, but not so lowly, this story, not that I have exchanged the material out of which good work was done because, I am warned by my watch. En Route To Nashville, Tenn. I am leaving here next Tuesday for Ft. Worth again, where I have been invited to deliver an address in the morning of the 22d, I will be club in the morning 'chapel C. M. B. Church, Crump street, Rev. M. H. Spenser in the pastor and his memorial room, make the event worth while; leave there the morning of the 22d, I will be club in the morning of the 24th for Glimmer, Texas, where I speak that night, Mr. A. Inrumm and Rev. W. I. Dickson be memorial. The 8th will be in Pittsburg, Texas, and I have written, Prof. Gray, Rev. Daniels and Mr. From there, I am planning to go to Clarksville, and speak the night of Mr. Muschus to see it that the failure, taking is not listed a failure. At Jefferson, on Jan. 30, Dr. T. E. Speckman wrote me as follows: Mr. Dogan wrote me as follows: I will be lost by fire this week, the building which we were using as a Boy's Memorial Home, and therefore can not entertain you. I am enclosing you check, however, with a small amount of money in attending the great newspaper meeting to be held at Nashville, and you the greatest success. I hope you the greatest success. Leaving Jefferson, I will spend the first Sunday, Feb. 2, at Hope, Ark. A girl named Dallas boy is pastoring. I will see there and if Hope, has the hope it had when I was there a year ago, I will have a packed house. At Memphis, I expect to get rupper the evening of the 3rd, and arrive in Nashville, before daylight, the morning of the 4th, to whom I will speak, Rev. K. A. Boyd, has kindly consented to get together an audience to whom I will speak that night—the Negro National Press Association meets the morning of the 5th at the National Baptist Publishing Board, will be given one of the most important newspapers of America, by the Negro Newspaper of America. She Called His Hat. "Please take off your hat as you enter my home" were the words standing in her face. Frances Smith, standing in her office at Cocoract街店, Dallas, Texas, one day last week. She addressed the young white man who is connected to her as a assessor's office, he being at the Smith home for the purpose of assessing her property. (Y) was much offended by the request and refused to comply, leaving her home without getting the desired information as to how, now, that make you hungry. Here is a white man of education, who gets mad because he removes his hat before entering the home of a decent woman, and all because she is a member "of the race" has under heaven. Talk about sending missionaries to Africa! Don't stop 'em, but for God's sake don't be afraid. We need a few in Dallas. Dallas Bank Draws Color Line "Well, Sir, what a difference." "Well, Sir, what a difference." Thus queried Mr. T. B. Wallace, a respectable Colored man, who lives in Dallas, who never "knew" replied the man addressed. "Well," went on Mr. Wallace, I would ask him to give the other day to get a check cased, and I thought while there, I would open my Christmas Savings account, and I would open my Christmas Savings account, and I would open my Christmas Savings account, the attachee said: "Ws do not extend this privilege to Colored men." Now here's a case for prayer, Every informal man in the First State of Texas, Christian and M. C. A. worker, Christian and M. C. A. worker. Where Is the Lord? I could not help thinking of all the things we have done for these things in the past, and we are now peace. And finally, I thought of our foreign war, so lazily closed, and we had to be careful not to present, and shell to tschatch civilization from the maw of death! And not to measure our own more bitter than ever, more determined to sto; our progress from every day to every night, more determined to Is there a God? If so, where is he Can he help? These and questions we have been coming well up to choke me. Hell Ordered. The N. A. A. C. P. made a re- gistration of the Southern Gov- ernor for a deliverance on lychning in his state, and the irate governor told the Association to go to the governor's office to lead heilward will have to take time or it may run over the gover- nor's office. Ex-Congressman Dead Ex-Concessioner 3. George H. White of North Carolina died suddenly at his home in New York on Saturday in December, 1918. Mr White was one of the great criminals. ROXTON. Rorton, Texas, Jan. 16–Rev. Davis the new pastor of the M. E. James Chapel church in spite of the weather Mrs. Myrtle Dickson of Ladonia Town, Mrs. the guest of her mother Mary, Mrs. the guest of her mother Miss Pearl Wright of Iwakawa College was married to Mr. Cleveland was married to Mr. Rocky Ford Bats Sunday school has taken on new growth two new teachers and two new teachers the turkey dinner of Mr. and Mrs. George Lee in honor of the mother of the students terminated Sunday by friends. Mrs. Oats returned from Pt. Worth, where she sent the holidays with her sister, Mrs. Robert D. The influenza seems to be on the second round. Order for the Express at Williams store. WORTHAM. Worthham, Texas, Jad. 16. I-visit Jerusalem Baptist Church Sunday, Teache, and prescheed for them Sunday, for the Dallas airline, for the Dallas airline: Press McDonald, Clarence H.erson, Rev. Griggs, S. W. Griggs, all of Texas. (Continued from page 1) school faculty, save one besides himself, and yet, succeeded in organizing as best he could one of the best Negro high schools in the entire country, and as best he could serve the entire service; for seven long years, graduating some of the best men and women of the city. We judge a school and faculty by their students in When the writer succeeded Professor Thompson, he found a splendid foundation on which to work, and a higher, and to add modern languages and the humanitarian side of education, but it must ever be higher, and to add modern citizenship, Prof. H. S. Thompson the refined and cultured gentleman that he is, under trying circumstances, and whether there ought to be a real high school for Negro boys and girls, but Mr. Thompson held the position even when he failed him, till the high school stood forth. He raised the grade of the high school to fourth grade, and fourth year, having but one assistant, and that in the person of Mrs. Julia Caldwell-Frazier. Public diplomas were given the even ten of his way. He did all this without equipment. He has lived to see the fruits of his work, and he crystallized in the lives of those whose diplomas he signed and commissioned to go forth into the stern realities of the world. He graduated and where the school term never ends, but is always beginning and extending in every di High schools in the south were preceded by what were known prior to the civil war as academies and universities for those who paid tuition. In many instances, the rich people had prized prepared their children for the colleges or for the academy. The high school is an institution of recent history, and one of much thought and clearness in the subjects of mathematics and philosophy and applied psychology in its practice. The school was connected with the school of methods when in operation in this state, handling, the department of mathematics, and applied psychology was superintendent of the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute at Austin, which was connected with the public schools of Dallas. He is known and honored by all who know him as a gentle man who could teach what he could for the education of his sons, who have finished from schools or profited and entered the profession was in connection of Conservation of Food where he aided the government in its program for winning the The teachers of the race have done a remarkable work that will tell children about the home, in the church and in the state. The regret is that through them entire south, there are thousands of children who are black that do not attend any school either Sunday or Monday. There are many Colored children in this city who are large boys who are strangers to the Sunday schools, strangers to the Sunday schools, strangers to the night free schools although they are free, the instruction is free. What shall the harvest be? The teacher was not born with a silver spoon in his mouth, for he had to work his way before and after entering college where he was taught mathematics which is his choice both by nature and adoption. He often asks this question. Where must we learn his life while others build monuments for us when we die, but Prof. H. S. Thompson built his while he lived, in his SHERMAN. Sherman, Texas, Jan. 16, The Dallas Express for sale at J. D. Goodwin's drug store. English is in receipt of a letter from her son, Fred, who is mess attendant on transport ship. Miss Chas. Etter Houston is sicklisted. Mr. Geo. W. Bates, now of Pwr. Worth, but recently honorably retired. Camp Travis is visiting parents. Messra. Marvin Hopkins and Willie Wilburn of Camp Bowie and Camp Travis. Camp Travis is home of Mr. Wilburn's on East College street, in grand social repat, Mr. J. W. King is having his home emotionally remodeled on East Peen. Messra. George English and J. W. King is having his home emotionally remodeled on East Peen. Burns of Denise visited parents. The funeral of Mrs. Eva Brown was attended on the 10th in, at Bethel Church, consistent Christian by Rev. J. W. Washington, P. C., aupices of Lincoln College. Leslie did arrive as he is in aerial service across the seas in Whitewright visited Mrs. Oats. The handsome $1600 automobile hearse of Prof. N. S. Ewrest of 7th Street, she arrived here from factory in St. Louis. Mrs. Judie Lindsay is slicked. Mrs. Caille Allen, now of Dallas, passed away on Friday. Star $5.00 and pastor, Rev. G. W. Hester, $3.00. Hageron Moore, 20. K of J. Haddon had illness which resulted as follows: J. W. Ward, reelected C. C. Harrison Hill, V. C. Hill, reelected C. J. Hamilton, M. of W. J. K. Chinn, K. of R. & S; Rev. G. W. Bell, Pre-reelected A. I. Knoop, J. G. F. Long, M. of L. Clinton, trustee. This 1-dge is clear of all indebtedness under the able trustee. Mrs. Caille Jones of Dallas visited her brother, Mr. J. J. Johnson, and wife. Mr. Jesse Green on the dinner on Saturday at the Memphis Washington, D. C. petitioned his mother, Mattle Jones. Mrs. Joe Battel is sick listed. The funeral of Mrs. Susie Robinson who died early in the morning on Monday, March 16, at St. John C. M. E. church by Rev. J. W. H. McCarthy, a consistent Christian adjunct crowded house aupumps of S. M. T. and Daughter of Mrs. Susie Robinson, and from Oklahoma, attended. N. S. Everett had charge, were many beautiful women. The Invincible Concert Co. feature- mented by the conductor Johnson, Mackey, the blind wonders assisted by their wives and Mr. Johnson's nephew, themselves the handmade the handmade Andrew. The night of the 10th inst., to a crowded house. The program was par-excell- ence. AMARILLO. Amarrillo, Texas, Jan. 16—Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jones entertained Rev. Flouressy and Amblair with a wedding Sunday, Miss Braceille Hawkins has returned from Roswell, N. Mrs. Hunt, Mr. Pieta Milk Miss Birdie Ford, Miss Corrie Jordan, Mr. Seufus Jackson and Mr. Kennedy are on the sick list. Preceptress Frank Fawler has opened up her school. COMING! [Name] EDITOR DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, LECTURER AND SOCIAL SERVICE ADVOCATE, STATE ORGANIZER NEGRO BUSINESS LEAGUE IN TEXAS. Will lecture in the interest of the Business League and Social Service Work in Texas. With over a year of teaching, you will be a publisher, identified with the work which concern the State and its people from every angle, Mr. King had much experience and what he is undertaking to do for the people is too well known to need explanation, and to give the nuance of his coming, lay aside your doubts indifference and predice, and help to make his coming Dates: Whitewright--Mrs. Della Davis, Monday night, Jan. 20 Ft. Worth--Morning Chapel church, H. Church, S. Spencer, Church Tuesday night, 8 o'clock Jan. 21 Gilmer, M. A. Ingram, Mar. 21 Pittsburgh,校. W. D. Gray Manager, Sunday, Jan. 24 Clarkville, Dr. C. H. Munselus, Jan. 28 Jefferson, Dr. E. T. Speed Thursday, Jan. 30 Hope, Ark, Rev. J. H. Rover Jennison, Tenn, Rev. Henry A. Boyd, Tuesday, Feb. 4 Louisville, Ky., Editor, Sunday, Feb. 9 Tyler, Texas, J. C. Long (C. M. E. church, Friday, Feb. 28 Old Regina--Institute acw Note-Dates will be made for all skips. Watch this column for an update. Any city, own or community, interested in the establishment and maintenance of a store, shop, facade, or other property which may offer employment to young Colored people, or who may desire to further lift the moral or social standpoint of a community. King a valuable alce. Those who desire none of these things done, will of course need a tour. Tours truly. W. E. KING. 2600 Swiss Ave. or Personal W. Cochran H. 6299 Dallas Texas. GRAND MASTER WILLIS TO MAKE ANNUAL VISIT TO THE MASTER OF THE MUSIC Hon. W. S. Willis, Grand Chancellor of the Colored Knights of Pilgrims, Texas Jurisdiction, is scheduled to make an animal visit to the University of Texas at Austin. He has a new and interesting message to deliver to the Knighthood of Dallas and he is expecting every Brother in the city to be out. The meeting TEXAS TOWNS WEATHERFORD. Weatherford, Texas. Jan. 16. Services were good at all church Sunday and were well attended. Rev. James Dawson led the first Tuesday and Zion Baptist church at 11 o'clock Sunday. Mrs. Geneva Dawson died on the first Tuesday and was brought home for the memorial. Oklahoma, attended the funeral also. Mr. Willa Hutchinson of Waco was buried at Minneapolis. A memorial at Eastern Shore Rev. C. G. Smith prescheduled at the C. N. E. church at 11 o'clock hecked the first Tuesday to the Church. Miss Hilary Kardy, Alice Mee Smith and Mr. Jack Young made a flying trip of 6 hours. Worth had a stork for the last ten days. Mr. Frank Blackwell and Cleon Kearn stork for the last ten days. Mr. Frank Blackwell and Cleon Kearn met Sunday at $29 o'clock, both Methodist and Rev. Jenkins, curate superintendent. Rosebud, Texas, Jan. 16. —The patient "Teacher's club has been organized," said A. R. Anderson, president; W. M. Fuller-Joyce, vice; M. L. Millewitt, secretary; R. A. Anderson, president; W. P. Hamilton, chaplain. This was a nuiced need organization; and we do hope that the students will be able to durere. Robert Millefeuille, who recently moved to Greenville, lost his wife and daughter. His fellow Saints were here this week on business, he left Monday for Greenville, but will return soon. His son-in-law is also at the school. A recent dispatch revealed to us the and intelligence that Bradenham died in France, Dec. 23, 1918. Rev. P. C. Hamilton was not at his home, and Arnold, being unable to get around the early trail, visited of Satin, visited his grandmother, Mrs. Lottie Hamilton here this week. The addition of this place, but not W. W. Washable, was on business last week. He made a favorable report concerning the ex- From all indications the Holy Ghost was present day at the A. Church. A. After a church is improving his residence here. There will be a patriotic ent tation given Friday, Jan. 24, 19 by the public of the Colored school named by local talent. Mr. W, M. A. McAloo has married to purchase a lot from Mr. C. P. Parker and has paid one-half of the money he haked. The same being $15000. Waco, Texas, Jun. 16—Mrs. A. D. Kee, G. W. G. Jurisdiction of Texas, p. 10. Mrs. P. O'Neill, p. 12. Mrs. T. Tuesday, Wednesday in joint session. The Court of C. anth in joint session. Her lecture was timely and instructive. Her inaugural, K. K. Phierson, her inaugural, Mr. Morris, also present. Mrs. Morris, niece of Mrs. Ernest Turner spent several hours. nouncement that the Parent-Teacher or Associations would meet in joint meeting. Mrs. O'Neill promised and urged each patron of the school to be present Thursday night at Eton Baptist church. Mr. and Mrs. Omaal Bishop, the pastor, and Mrs. Hoeena, that he was honably discharged and was on his way home to Atlanta, where he has been in government service. A. K. Boone, daughter, Miss I. Richard have also returned. The good people of Whatton are fixing up for the of a noble nermon. He preached with such force that we were all told to do the same. The good people of the town subscribed that the Express is the paper. He glad to see Mr. A. P. Boone back with us again he has been brought into ambiance. No. 10 with Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Larson, Mrs. Black, the president is certainly bringing things to pass. Her motto J. P. Starts W. L. Ewing PEOPLES UNDERTAKING CO Furnal Directors and Enblancers Supervisor Service Supervisor and Auto Heaven Service in Dallas. Lorse drawn Equipment then preferred. Telephones S. W. M. 1294 M. 1450 Automatic M. 1296. DAILY A.N. TEXAS Ambulance ROSEBUD. WACO. days here with her and her, he has returned to Lampasas, Md., where he met the Knights and Daughter of Tabor Board, Mr. Lowry of South Shields, Mr. Smith of Los Angeles, Cal., spoke to a packed audience at New York University's Unhphened School of Medicine, she a pleasing speaker of the Law School of Chicago University. She wanted a Computer Engineer, lectured Monday to the teachers and students. **Wanted:** Wanted a Computer Engineer, guarantee $25.00 if fast and can make $20.00. 123 S. Main, P. T. Turner, Professor McLeister, Chika. **Second Baptist Church.** Suck stated: Sister Kyeer and Garrett at Prescension Sanitarium: Sister J. V. Marshall at her home with her outfit for our outfit members' passed from to other last week. It has been well said that he was in a class by himself when it came to standing up for right. We will ever 'cherish ATLANTA. TEAGUE Teguere, Texas, Jan. 16. - Pastor D. D. Emile was on the winding line from the Texas State University body was made to feel happy. We wore gladiate to learn that our pastor's family is improving. The Texas State University is on a night. Private Andrew Wills is on a funnish from Camp Travis. The Texas State University is on a night. A he is a able pastor, Mrs. Bird Davis has been sick, but is improved. Mr. Bird Davis has been improved. Mrs. Bird Davis has resigned his position as store manager. King has improved. J. W. Bradley has resigned his position as store manager. King has improved. Co. There was a jolly time among a number of boys and girls of South League Sunday afternoon on a kookee trail. Mr. Conrad Jones, Mr. McKenley John and Mr. McKenley John. Mr. Conrad Jones, Mamute Hopkins and Loe Sapp. We hope to have more to join us on the next TYLER Mr. Lewis Hall is still doing business on Ewin street. He leads. Mr. Murrah of Tucker, Texas, was in the school. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Van were remarried Christmas and will live in Omaha, Neb. Mr. Harvey White has on hand charcoal, 135 E. Houston. See him. CARTHAGE. Cartidge, Texas, Jan. 16. — The inference is rage again before so that he meets meetings suspended. Master Johnny Sander, aged 17 years died Jan. 9 of osteoporosis. He aged 17 years last week. Chadwick had the sad midstory of loading their ship 'boy' last week. Chadwick's citizenship of Poggy Bayou Academy, Japaw Black, a condition, is very serious. The condition is very serious illms of Bess Carrie B. Willett. Little Holt Tatum, who had been leasing, Mr. Very Benton is home after two months, absence having been made. City and my other places in Indiana are from 'Song where in France' to not rent his farm. he is coming soon. Joseph Benton Gorex and Wills Lilly WHARTON Whtaron, Tex. Jan. 16.—The reporter visited the Mother Zion Baptist Sunday school and was made to know we that Sunday is progressing. Rev. Bouldin named him, from Housetown, to be our pastor. It he took for his text: "He That is Greater Than I Has Done Great Things for You. He's the Lord's support administered to the pastor acquitted himself was a credit to our race. In the afternoon in company with Rev. Ferguson we saw a man who was flourishing surinam town of Wharton and there Rev. Ferguson preached a sermon with such force that we were all made to feel glad. The people of Glen Flen say from the way they answered that the Express in the paper. We are glad to see Mr. A. P. Bone book with us again he has returned to the church in government service. Mrs. A. P. Bone and daughter, Miss Ischard have also returned. The good people entaining of our boys who have been in training camp and on the beach, and will be in training placement will be at the residence of Mrs. Sally Alexander, a big time student. Mrs. Katie Holmes and Mrs. Laura Straward have returned from a pro-am golf tournament, Beaumont, Ga., and Houston. The following are the members of the Woodward, Hope Hopkins, George McClintock, Larkin Pork, Peyton Robinson, W. L. W. Johnson, J. E. Whitman, J. M. Johnson, J. E. Whitman, Henry Brooks, Rustie Martin, W. J. Wetherbee. SMITHVILLE Smithville, Texas, Jan. 16. - Elders Hutchison, Collins and Deman were invited to the First Baptist church. The pastors and trustees of the A. M. Church paid $5.00 on a note. The A. M. Church and friends and family were invited to Saturday night, late noon to McVean and family, late noon to McVean and family, Bob Selari, Ollie Craft, Elder J. Hudley and baby, Toby Caldwell and baby, Toby Caldwell and wife. Death: Mr. Perry House and Dairy. Mr. M. J. Stevenson from Brookshire, after going to his home, where he met key in his and at the katy round house, Mrs. A. C. Steed from San Antonio, Mrs. Elia White, mother, B. Sandara are here visiting family. Mr. Hubbard Dabney, brother of Mr. Hubbard Dabney, mother of Mr. Whepper is here from Camp McAarth. Departures: Mr. Brown to Marlinton, Mr. Pendergast to McAarth, Mr. Trudecraft to Fort Worth, to attend school, Mrs. Salle B. Caldwell number the number of Express readers. Dr. Adams and family accompanied by Dr. Williams motorized to West Point. Rev. Hutchison took ill Sunday evening. Brother Frank Payne, ocean B. Sanders has opened a restaurant at Calley's old place. See Roy Burlison for The Dallas Express. BONHAM Bonham, Téka, Jan. 16—Mrs. Pauline Beasley was in Honey Grove Mrs. Georgia Cavers and Mrs Tidonia (Williams) were in Dallas Sunday. Mrs. Aggle Jordan has returned. There is quite a deal of sickness, it is keeping Dr. A. H. McRuffin bus. Mrs. Henry M. Culler of Oklahoma City is here at the bed side of her sick children. Finally, of San Antonio has been visiting Mrs. Aggle Jordan has returned home Friday. Master Tommie McKee is in Oklahoma Mahomes relatives. He attended a church Sunday at Macedonia. Mr. Corpweep left Sunday for Mt. Pleasant. Mr. Niggs was in Denison last week on business. Prof. W. E. Johnson is teaching school at Dodd City. school in Detroit, McGill is visiting in Sherman. He attended Elliott and wife have returned from Camp Travis. Miea Glicia Burns left last week. Mrs. Ahnla Stanford of Detroit, the city visiting her mother, Mrs. Katherine Mrs. Louis Bennett, Mrs. Anne Garrett are both quite ill. Rev. Carr, C. T. E. Hage, Lauch J. A. Ann all report nice service Sunday. Expression of Appreciation. We wish to express our most sincere thanks and appreciation to our friends who were so nice to us during the last illness of our beloved Mrs. Carr. We are truly beautiful' floral offerment. May God's blessings rest upon you all. Miss Daisy Stewart and Miss Olivia Seay of Lanius, visited Mrs. Willie Seay last week. TAYLOR Taylor, Texas, Jan. 16. - Rev. J. L. Leonard of St. Kathleen slaved three en route to Hearne. Rev. J. A. McKenzie preached for his membership here Sunday all day. Mr. T. J. Ricks has brothers and is moving it on the lot he owns on Main street. Mr. Oliver W. Wallace has a very large church in Murphy, St. Christian church at his house and nurtured a little love scene. Lieut. John Nelson who has been in the army visited his parents and relative. Rev. A. Nelson and wife. He the young recruits for the army services and has quite a solidly bearing about our streets and seen Frank Patterson, *Walter Hunt*, McKinley Robinson and several of the older boys are here. Ms. Anastasia was added to the faculty last week. she is one of the home girls. Mr. Henry visiting his people, Mr. Dyke and Johnson of Rockdale, Texas, visited our city Saturday, Mr. Henry visiting at Mr. Allen's店. Rev. Anderson pas. of the Allen Chapel A. M. E. church filled his pulpit all day at the St. Christian Church Sunday. The Sunday School, Epworth League and Bible study are live wires there. The school near Coupland, Texas. Mrs. Kittle Allen, recently from California Herrinr, Mr. Joe Campbell moved to Ladonia, his future home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lathen returned to where they are now living. THURBER The bar, Texas, Jan. 16.-Sunday the bar was well attended Sunday. Sunday's clubbing at 11:50 o'clock and at night. Sick kick: Miss Bessie Blaine JACKSBORO. 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COFIELD, Secretary + TEXAS TOWNS Private Dan Turner has returned from Camp Alexander at Newport and is now returning to the farm. He intends to return to the farm. Mr. Nahamah Farm has received two private George Weeens, who reports that he is still enjoying his stay in Newport. He has hands with home folks, in the near future. Kate Sumpter and Mrs. Amanda Cook, who have been on the sick list, are able to be out again. Mrs. Amanda Hanks is communicating at the gas stand at the Mallard Drug Store Co., every Saturday and at the gas stand at the Mallard Drug Store Co., every Saturday and at the Cash Store Grocery Department. Ponta cities are seen on our campus, and progressive farmers, and most of them are anxious to patronize race papers. Mrs. M. E. Frazier is recovering from her recent illness. Mrs. Ed Matthews is on the sick list. Miss. Hattie Cook has re-opened her restaurant, Mr. George Cook, son and daughter attended Sunday church, and Mrs. Raymond Brown and children have recovered from their recent attack of influenza, and they expect to return to Jacksonville. Miss George Georgia Kennedy has returned from a trip to Tyler, where she is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Todd. Mr. John Pye is still dangerously ill, so he is expected home from the hospital. San Angelo, Texas, Jan. 16—Only one induction returned by Grand Jurors who found conditions in the town Moral condition at present both in San Angelo and the surrounding areas. On Wednesday after the finding of the Tom Green county grand jury, the body completed his work. After retiring from his job, his fellow colleagues are the words of the shearer: "If I arrest one man this week I will not be scheduled after the January term of court and if I had not been elected by the people I would have even laid down for organic Union for the year of 1919—union service was held at the C. M. E. church of which Rev. S. H. Washington is P. M. church of the A. M. E. church preached in the A. M. E. church in Rucker, an eastern district city holding first quarterly conference at the C. M. E. church. The teacher Rev. J. M. Johnson, Mrs. McDonald, R. W. Leavin, Rev. S. H. Washington, Dr. A. Q. Shirley, have purchased a 1918 model of the town good. The sad news reached the city last week announcing the death of Rev B. Smith, the v.p. C. The first quarterly conference of the M.E. sermon was closed yesterday after having a very successful session. Rev. J. Johnson, the new pastor, knows the importance of the embodiment of pastoral efficiency. Never before in the history of the sermon has so easily gathered and things managed. Dr. J. Johnson, the P.E. sermon minister, died older of this district, he is more competent than ever. He preached on the subject of the M.E. Mackey of the M.E. sermon, amount raised --- SAN ANGELO. MEXIA. Rew. Woodvill of Smith Chagola, total amount realized $23.52. Rew. much elated over his success. Rew. burdens of Bastrop was in the city. Mr. Carr. of Dallas is visiting. Miss Dusty Coleman of Burkea, is attending the city school. The Spanish inhbesta is on its second week. Gorville, Texas, Jan. 16—I want Sullivan, the last head of焊, Sullivan, the last head of焊, in Paris, Texas. Any information he is greatly appreciated. Howard Dowdy. The Express will be on sale at Mrs. Lively's restaurant every Saturday. Get a copy and read it. Paris, Texas. Jan. 16—A good number of the soldier boys are returning home from the various training camps. Paris, Texas, Jan. 16—Mrs. J. W. Glider, the wife of Rev. J. W. Glider, of Zebra Church has returned from a trip to New York to help her daughter. The Adm. League of Paris has last Sundes* dresses were made by Prof. R. S. Thwenn Dr. Fred Ramsey and Sarina M. M. L. Klein left for Sunday for Tyler, Texas where she will spend a few days visiting friends and her mother. Mr. L. McLemore has moved into the corner building formerly occupied. About 40 new members joined the Advancement League last Sunday. A lecture for the soldier who has returned from service in the United States Rom. M. Reed, chaplain in the United States army lectured at St. Paul Baptist on last Monday to represent the lecture was much enjoyed by all. Mr. Goo. M. Guesi, who has been invited to now call on again and about his work. Paris, Texas, Jan. 9, 1915, Dallas Express: Allow me to say that the Mt. Canaan Baptist church is still alive and an leader. He is bringing an lead to Members are joining at each service. He is the right man. It seems for the advancement of the church. GREENVILLE. PARIS PARIS. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1919. Hope, Ark. Jan. 16.—One of the best characters of this city by the name of H. C. Yerger, colored print school fell this morning, and it is said that he had heart failure, and he shop and Lewis Daniel's barber shop. He was hurt seriously, but it is said that he will recover. His doctor was told he had been the principal of this school since 1888 and is said to be an hon- WAR HISTORY Tall all about the war; it is fair to color people; everyone buy; a treat to Blackjack, free, or choice of other $20 Blackjack. Free, or choice of other $20 Blackjack. Land, kind $2 quick for aren't complete. **AUSTIN JENKINS CO.** **89th St.** Washington, D.C. 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Preston, Okla., Jan. 16.—Several families have moved to our little city recently. The Dunbar Library Society of Oklahoma is an excellent program Friday evening. Mrs. E. Adams of Okkulu, spends Friday evening with pupils from the school. Theington is erecting a comfortable bungalow on his Arm one-fourth mile from the library. Albert Leach, Hosea Stegall and Ransom Mays received handsome checks from the State Fair Association as a result of having won prize A. W. Washington, S. M. Holmes and Olie Pope attended the Farmers' Congress, Saturday. Ferrell, Texas, Jan. 16.-Mr. Petr Clemens of this city died last Sunday morning at Kauffman. Mr. Clemens was a good citizen and doke much in helping his race. He had a host of friends and relatives to meet. Mrs. Jennie White of Longview was called to the bedside of her daughter, Mrs. D. K. Wheeler, who was with the fish, but is rapidly recovering. Mr. Chas. Hawkins has purchased a Ford touring car. Mrs. Elshiel Anderson is able to be her post with the People's Drug Co. LONGYIEW. Longview, Texas, Ja. 16.-The Invisible Concert Co. featuring the New York Philharmonic at St Mark C. M. I. church Wednesday n. third, Jan. 22. M. G. Porter, P. E. of the Longview Hospital hold on the 11 and 12 with Lewis Chapel on the 11 and 13 with Lewis Chapel. Mr. Rutus Begers, who was seriously hurt at the Compress last week is slowly improving. Mr. John Lockhart is unable to discharge from the navy at Norfolk, Va., on the account of being writing her daughter, Mrs. Henry writing her daughter, Mrs. Henry started Howard of St Paul, Paul, agent a few days here with relatives and Mrs. Cornelis Johnson, who is touching near Gilmer, was the guest of Mrs. W. M. Hutchins, that week, spending the holidays with sister, Mrs. W. M. Malone has returned to work, spending the holidays with sister, Mrs. W. M. Malone have returned to work, spending the holidays with sister, Mrs. George Hill and little Marron, who have been quite sick are recovering. Emma Goodman of Chicago is spending relatives in this city, Mrs. and husband only, who are visiting New R. W. J. W. Jones' acn and anacn, playing ball in the room an extended trip in the arcia. drying and technical alterations. We appreciate your business. We call for and deliver proposals to Jamie Street. The street leaded to Interurban Station. Phone M. 7675. CLARENCE GAINES, Mgr. WICHITA FALLS. Wichita Falls, Texas, Jan. 16—Sunday was a great day for service at all churches. The revival at St. John Baptist church is doing great. Rev. J. D. McClendon is bringing the children of the Prairie Pleasant Baptist church. Mrs. J. L. Parker was called to the bed side of her three children at Ft. Worth, Mo. She is spending the day with the on the sick list. Mr. Crutchard was stricken by paralysis. He is resting well at this writing. Mrs. J. D. McClendon is with the same, but in the face. She is impaling after a visit during holidays with her husband. Mr. L. Nosh is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Potts from Gainvillea. Mr. Pearl William has returned to town where she is spending the holidays with Mrs. Nelle Carnon. Wanted. Mr. Charles Pinchen wants to know the whereabouts of his son. Mr. L. Nosh last heard of him was in Dallas, Texas. My address is 1409 Lamar St. Wichita Falls, Texas. Miss Pearl captured her mother, Dr. Dufrene and reports every detail. Card of Thanks We take this method of thinking over our numerous friends in and out of the community, and we conclude of condidence while being the lecturer of a run-away accident, a college course in the Keywest Chapter No. 02, O. E. J., and the Ladies Progressive club on the campus upon each of you. H. J. H. Dempster, Mr. J. L. Johnson, Little Gem Drug Store Fresh Drugs and Sundries, Perfumes, Toilet Articles, Tobacco and City. Prescriptions accurately compounded. JUST OPENED Our large and spacious Dining Hall, for your home cooked. Meals delivery to all parts of the city—Get the little habit. P WRENK, President. Wanted. PINELAND. Pineland, Texas, Jan. 16. On Wednesday night, Jan. 18, Rev. H. C. Hardin of Bonnim, La., upon the request of the Colored Red Cross Society asked a large audience at his church to cheer the cheers of his hearers he so beautifully am philosophically, dismayed the cry of the Negro, who was the greatest on earth. He cited their skill and courage in the defense of the pyramids of Egypt, one of the seven wonders of the world, and of the building of the unruveled city of Jerusalem. "The Negro is worthy of any boast of past achievements or of any future doctor. Dr. Hardin, reviewed the conduct of the race during this great world war, picturing the boys at the battle front. "The race has shed its blood in the defense of its country in every war, he proved and proudly proclaimed that his race had never prevented it, and doesn't believe that it ever will. In speaking of the different wars, he said, "The Negro is especially in speaking of the race problem, he said, "God has his hand in the web and is pulling the tangle Everyone who heard Dr. Hardin agrees that he is a genius, a mighty man." In speaking of President Wilson, he styled him as the world's foremost leader, and he planned of God that Mr. Wilson was elected to his office. Dr. Harden believes, as other thinking, that when the nations representates at the Peace table are fixing standards of living, a word said in favor of the American Negro. He asked to the address by Dr. Harden, Prof. J. M. Hurdle, principal of the Colored school with a number of his pupils rendered a short speech after which Prof. W. B. H. Bargis, (white) City Superintendent of the public schools was presented, who was the first to speak of Cross Society the greatest human aid society that the world has ever seen. There were several of the leading white people present to hear this champion race man. Cross Society the town present were, Rev. L. V. Bolton of Timpson, Texas and J. B. Ruffin LAWTON. The Soldier's Friend. It has come to our attention of so many of our men coming from the different canvases, bringing life. These men fail to realize the danger in which they are placing themselves in reflection it places upon the moral of the Negro soldier. Let us announce from the pulpit, "We are in these men that such practices might be stopped. Mrs. L. A. Houston is now has: the history of the war, entitled "Our War for human Rights," the giving up even to Nov. 11, 1918. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1919. ATHENS. GRAND CENTRAL THEATRE SUNDAY, JANUARY 19, 1919, "Houdini" The Hand-Cuff King, Continued every Sunday. Owing to the late shipment of the Serial last Sunday, Houdini was not shown, but the serial that was missed will be shown next Sunday. "The LURE OF THE CIRCUS." Featuring Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Polo and Noble M. Johnson. Continued every Sunday, running with Houdini. MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1919. "The Lightning Raider," Featuring Pearl White. Big New Pathe Serial. To be continued for 16 weeks Shown every Monday "WOLVES OF KULTUR." Featuring Sheldon Lewis. Continued every Monday. Running with the Lightning Raider. THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1919. "The Iron Test," Vitigraphs' latest Photo-Play Serial, featuring Antonio Moreno and Carol Holloway. Continued every Thursday. "The HAND OF VENGEANCE," Running with the "Iron Test." Every Thursday. A man is being held up by two men. Grand Central Theatre --- U-PUT-ON The New Detachable Rubber Heel for Women "U-PUT-ON" Heels BECAUSE: They cannot slip. 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