Dallas Express
Saturday, April 26, 1919
Dallas, Texas
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NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON LYNCHING MEETS MAY 5TH AND 6TH
TO URGE CONCERTED ACTION AGAINST LAWLESSNESS
1.
NATIONAL
TO URGE CONCERTE
AGAINS
TWENTY-EIGHT STATES AND
REPRESENTED IN GAS
STATES IN
ONE MILLION DOLLARS THE A. M. E. SLOGAN
Washington, D. C.—"One Million Dollars through the Dollar Money System," is the slogan announced by Prof. John R. Hawkins, Financial Secretary of the African Methodist Episcopal Church three years ago and the opening of his second term, and he reported to the J. Annual Board in annual session held at the headquarter April 16, that $765,633.36 was been raised in three years, which was an average of over $250,000 each year and at the meeting of the General Conference, Ma. 1920, it was reported that he raised the largest amount in the history of the system.
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York; and Anna Howard Shaw.
The southern sisters are ex-Governor Emmet O'Neal of Albany; Governor Hugh M. Harper of Georgia, or ex-Governor John D. Hammond, Jr. John D. Hammond, Mr. John D. Hammond, Rt. Mk. Frederick P. Renae, Episcopal Bishop, of Georgia; ex-Governor Helen Lestington, Keston, Rt. Rev. Quincy Swing of Louisiana; A. T. Storvill, Jr. of Louisiana; D. W. Weatherford, of Missalipi; D. W. Weatherford of North Carolina; Bishop Thompson, of Missalipi; A. McKenzie, Boston Smith, of Tennessee; James H. Dillard, William H. Handy, Henry St. George Tucker
In announcing the call, the committee representing the simmers of which include John R. Shilland of Maryland and John R. Shilland of New York, Sec. says that 3,126 lynchings, executive of the East St. Louis County, were committed in the United States in the last thirty years, 70% of which have been lynchings of Negroes; that 63% of Negroes and 4 white persons were lynched in 1913; that some of the recent lynchings were committed by volunteers involving burning at the stake and torture of the victims. The conference will be held at Carnegie Hall on the evening of May 5. Morning and afternoon sessions will be held May 10 at City of New York and the closing session at the Meeting House of the City of New York and the closing session at the Meeting House of the City of New York. Culture on the evening of May 5.
Georgia Officers Attempt
To Arrest Negro And
Pistol Battle Ensues
(By the Associated Negro Press).
Milton, Ga., April 24, -Six-person team of three officers between county officers and Negroes near here, following the arrest at a church meeting of Edmond Scott, a Negro who was armed with a weapon. The dead included county policeman W. C. Brown, Night Marshal T. H. Stephans and four race officers. The officers were called to the church, and as they approached the door, the officers rushed in. The officer stopped the car and arrested Scott. Other Negroes intervened, and it is alleged that Joe was shot and killed. Later Rufin and his three sons were killed. After Stephens had been shot, the three officers and body were beaten by the crown.
French Woman Comes To America to Marry Negro
(By the Anschutz, Negro Press.)
New York, April 24. — A new lieutenant, Capt. John A. McCormick, rides to light here by the arrival of the transport Turriblia, from France. On the way, he meets the officer who was Miles. Alejandro Bayer, of Marrille, bride-to-bride of Michael, first-class boatwain male, and 1 Colonel. Miles. Boyer travelled in cargo that the first two days unit, according to the instructions of the captain, to sick and so pale that her heavy coatings of burnt cork called longer and more durable. To the surprise of the officers it was discover'd that the "scarceeer" was Miles. A second officer had fallen in love with Black, and because of inability to marry in France because of illness, he had to go through before the船 sailed.
The woman has been turned over to to the immigration authority*tum*s in the city, but she is soon as she will the trouble is straightened out they will be married
The Japs Have Not Given Up
(By the Associated Negro Press.)
Washington, D. C. April 24—Although the Japanese seem to have fought the Japanese in their fight at the Peace Conference to secure equal rights for all, regardless of race, it is in very evident favor that the Japanese over the seas have not given up hope. A curious and extremely interesting alliance has developed between the Japanese and the United States, are asking that the league of nations shall include a stipulation for complete religious toleration. Japan has been a strong supporter of "Why not also toleration for all colors?" The Japanese government is determined to curb a definite discrimination in the demand for racial equality.
"The Republican Party Is The Ship. All Else Is The Sea."—Fred Douglas.
Dr. Moton Makes His First Public Visit to Chicago
(By the Associated Negro Press.)
Chicago, Ill., April 24, Dr. Robert K. Browne, a professor of sociology at the situate, Alabama, successor of the late Dr. Booker T. Washington, made his first public visit to Chicago, coying his stay here. Dr. Motton confined his public addresses to the subject and put at rest the criticisms in some localities relative to his advice to the soldiers of the race during his
Dr. Moton appeared no less than five times in public before the "last first appearance was before the Tuckekee club, Sunday afternoon, in Chase Hail, where after a Liberty Bond, or the alumnae association, as an evidence of their faith in his faith, he gave a speech some worthy Tuckekee student. Sunday night Dr. Moton spoke before 2000 people in the mammoth Orchestra, where he showed how the soldiers never faltered in the face of great odd. "Our soldiers had to fight both the enemy without the enemy, and now we have our greatest battle at home in getting justice, which we can do without the enemy. We ask no special favors, but we do insist that we be given an equal opportunity in the battle of
At South Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal church, Dr. Moton admonished our own people. Here he told very frankly of some of the wild injustices our own people face in the race soldiers, which induced President Wilson and Secretary Bake to request him to investigate one, and making recommendations for settlement that were immediate. "There has been some criticism concerning my using the term 'moderate' in the context of ministering to civilization. If the race soldiers proper relationship. to you that I spoke frankly to those who were in a position to do us the most good, I am sure I can mention the criticism of the race soldiers to any injustices that heaped upon us. General Perahing treated me with the utmost courtesy, as I am sure I can mention the criticism of my mission in the nature of confidential, yet at liberty to say, but I am sure they will come out in time. The best white people of the South are clearly concerned about that welfare of the leading white men themselves as a "crusader" to bring to them themselves as a "crusader" to the true spirit democracy, and the Dr. Moton, also addressed the Chicago Advertising club and the City Hall by Dr. George C. Hall and Editor S. Abott of The Chicago Defender.
New Race Play, "Bondage," Cpens In San Francisco
(By the Associated Negro Press.)
San Francisco, Calif., April 24—
first live theater week at one of the
local theatres a new act play
called "Bondage." It deals in a reac-
tion with the race and is reac-
tioned with the Race in America.
In the San Francisco Call-Fort,
one of the great dailies of this
section, John D. Barry, the democratic
editor, devotes a whole section to
the play, after reviewing its story.
To quote Mr. exact words he says:
"It makes us reflect on the awful
treatment of the black people in
toward Colored people. No wonder
H. G. Wells said in the book that
we couldn't understand why
from this country, 'The Future in
America,' published a dozen years
ago, that he couldn't understand why
we could not understand why
and murder us in our bed."
With reference to the English used,
he says: "All of the characters, even
the grandfather speak pretty clear
and dignified. Some of the best English
I ever heard has been spoken by
Colored people. They show that the
great ear for the rules of speech."
OVER 25,000 COLORED WOMEN IN
TERESTED IN POO' CONSERVATION IN MISSISSIPPI.
(By the Associated Negro Press.)
Mordian, Mills, April 24—Gratitude
work among our women was
recorded last year by the 27 Colored
organizations, more than 500 clubs,
enrolling over 10,000 women and
15,000 girls, each club maintaining
and conserving of foodstuffs, as well
as clothing, received specious
wages were raised in honour that had
without pity; 270,777 units of fruits and vegetables were conserved.
THE COLORED AMERICAN IN WAR WORK
DALLAS GIVES SOLDIERS BEFITTING CELEBRATION.
Big Street Parade and Barbe cue a Notable Event. W. H. Burnett, Mayor Wozencraft and R. E. L. Knight Deliver Stirring Addresses
(Continued on page 8).
Washington, D. C.—Following the demobilization of the Standing Army Training Corp shortly after the signification of the Army Corps, to stimulate the patriotic spirit of young men in the colleges and universities, to stimulate the efficient service in defense of the nation, formulated plans for the Training Corp. Under this system the students of the va. educational institutions who are able to attend the training corps, to physically, physically and temperamentally, are trained to become officers in the Army Corps. In the active military service, should increase the number of colored young men in the training corps and anxious to the colored schools of the country should be given a master's degree in the advance work of preparedness, Dr. Emmett J. Scott, Special Assistant to the Secretary of the matter with the Committees on Education and Special Training of the training and instruction branch of the War Plans Divisions, General Counsel of the leading colored schools of the country have been selected as centers for the establishment of units of the Training Corp. In addition to having the schools limited under their advances, to have a number of thoroughly competent young colored army officers, to have a number of instructors in military science and tactics.
R. O. T. C. Ulls and Their Military instructors. Recording a complete list of the schools selected up to April
Negroes Not Responsible For Chicago Crime Wave
(By the Associated Negro Press.)
Chicago, April 24—Chicago, has been visited this spring by an unusual wave of crime. In several instances, robberies have been committed through the daily press that the victims declared that the "robbers were Negroes."
Three "Colored" men stepped into Adam Strett's grocery, when he was alone at noon. One of them put a knife through the Strett came across the counter and sedbed the revolver by the muzzle. The Strett took out, running at high speed through the street, with the grocer after them. Two of them were found in a parking lot. The grocer station where it was immediately discovered that the "colored" men were with lamp black. The men were chagrilled over the discovery of their victims.
Captain Thomas Coughlin, of Captain Thomas Yark station said that he believe they are the colored robber, and much of the robbery on the Southside, and which has been laid at the other residents of that section.
Negroes Expect Republicans
To Pass Ohio Equal
Rights BILL
1st, 1919, together with a roster of the officer designated as military instructors therein. All of the instruction for the present is in French. Howard University, Washington, D. C. Major Milton T. Stern and First Lieutenant Robert S. H. Taukegee Normal and Industrial Institute, Taukegee Institute, Ala. Captain Russell Smith, First Lieutenant, Taukegee Normal and Second Lieutenant, Harry J. Mack. Wilberforce University, Wilberforce Ohio. First Lieutenant, Perchl R.
Neroy A. and T. College, Greensboro, C. S. cnd Lice. Horace G. Wilder. S. South Carolina A. and M. College Orsunburg, S. C. S. First Lice, Sam Hampton, S. C. First Lice, Sam Hampton A. and L. Institute, Hampton Va. First Lice, Leonard L. Me
Virginia N. and I. Institute, Petersburg, Vn. Second Lt. Ernest C. Prairie View N. and I. College Prairie Prairie Texan. First Lt. Lehigh Tennessee. Agril. and Industrial School Nashville, Nv. First Lt. Lehigh
West Virginia College Institute
Institute, W. Va. First Lieut John
Kennard, National School, Ft. Ashton
Bryant College, New Orleans, La.
St. Louis College, New Orleans, La.
The Colorful Press A Valuable Asset
in War Work
An asset of insoluble value in pushing the work among the people of the county was the Negrue, the larger portion of.
WHAT OF THE FUTURE OF OUR RACE IN AMERICA?
Washington Gets Colored
Fire Department
(By the Associated Negro Pream.)
Washington, D. C. April 34.—For the nation's capital, there is a Colored Department, its capital, there is a Colored Department, its capital, there is a Colored Department. Section of the city. The Commissioners made the transect. a few days ago, placing the white men in the city.
Philadelphia Colored Americans to
He's the "Victory Loan Drive."
A Colored Protective Unit of the Victory Loan Committee has been appointed to headquarters at 631 Pine Street. This unit is to assist the central committee of the War Loan Department of the National Guard to avenge the colored people of Philadelphia and Victory is to do their work in the war. The committee's quote of the Fifth or "Victory" Liberty Loan, to finish the job of the Committee, is to the Anchoring the smashing committee of the Colored Protective Unit made up of representatives "we men and women, are
$1.50 Per Annum
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
AND 6TH
FUTURE OF
PACE IN AMERICA?
"WE WILL GET SOMEWHERE
HE URGES CO-OPERATION
A. A. C. P.
It is understood that similar organizations among the colored people are to be formed in all of the large cities of the country for the purpose of helping the nation to "put over this difficult and long period of the maintenance of the war aims of the Government."
William Meyer Boston, author, lecturer and publisher, of Los Angeles California, has been designated by the California Historical Survey Committee of the California War History Committee to gather and preserve material and information regarding the activities of the colored races in California in connection with there being in keeping with the laws that has formed a communal consanguine.
(Continued on page 4.)
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TEXAS
CLEBURNNE.
Cleburne, Texas, April 24, 1915.
The Spring Hally was a glorious success. The people had a mind to do great things and they did. Roe J. W. Loving and Rev. M. L. McDewell, pastors of the White Baptist churches preceded great sermons. Ben T. C. Blandes of Taylor preceded a more serious Sunday morning. The Captains were in great expectancy throughout the day and when the account was made they put on the hats $1,176.12. Miss L. T. Phillips was the baptist who has a banquet given Thursday night she had $71.28. Too much can not be said of the noble young woman. She is a
great power in the community. All
the captains went over the top.
Mrs. Mackey Dawks, $115.02, Mrs.
E. J. Moolley, $154.94, Mrs. C. D.
M. J. Moolley, $154.94, Mrs. C. D.
Brown, $120.00, Mrs. White, $120.00,
Mrs. Alice Red, $164.00,
M. S. $10.00, S. $10.00, B. Y. P.
M. S. $10.00, B. Y. P.
Mrs. Bland, $2.55, $13.55.
Brownwood, Texas, April 24-25
was a great day at L'Eschay
M.A. Echay, Sunday school at
A.M. Echay, Sunday school at
tendance. At 9:30 a.m. tendance.
Rev. H. A. Ilyaz, the pastor presche
the annual sermon for the He-
torial Sunday school at 9:00 a.m.
at 9:00 a.m., the Easter exercises
the direction of the Miss P. E. P.
Miner took place. I was a credible
employee of the church enjoyed
by a crowded house.
Mr. T. J. Harbert in visiting in the town of Tampa, where Mary Caleb of Tampa, Texas, has her home after a very pleasant visit in the home of Miss Hanna Hubert of Tampa, where she is entertained with a luncheon a party of six at Allen Lovie's. Mrs. Hauw in honor of her niece, Mrs. Mary Caleb, a very delightful evening was
Prof. H. J. Hobbie is the only拍师 in the city, now with an Amy. Mrs. Timie Stewart died at her home on Monday. Master Amy Ayenin baked a memorial tea. Mr. Jan Rose and Mr. Dee Hodge both had operations performed this week.
Texas Central 400, 3001 and Ruth Central 400, 3002 are preparing for a Ruth Central 400, 3003 annual Tail: giving sermon on second day with Nos. 816, 817 and Nos. 816, 819, 305, get a move for this drive and sermon. A country Baton Prairie was in the country Baton Prairie was in the
THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1919.
M. D. Parish, M. and J. Newman, organized a Canning club in St. Benton, Louisiana, for the enrollment of 18 members. M. Julia Wilhelm was elected president and M. Robert Wilhelm was elected reporter to the Express. Our community is as lover of the Express.
Mrs. M. J. Moody and brother,
wife of Mr. S. Moody of Seger, were in
the school. Mr. Alabama Woodson, we are
girl to report it is much improved and we
were invited to Mrs. C. Clifton and daughter,
Mrs. J. C. Clifton and daughter,
Mrs. Clifton were down to see the
guests of Mrs. E. H. Talley and
daughter, Miss Mei the Ft. Kell,
left Monday for Mart to play
ball against the Mart high school.
Independent Baptist Church.
Services were go-1 all day and well attended at 9:00 a.m. The pa- tent was set up for the con- scription sermon, so St. Mary's 28.6. Sunday school was promptly opened at 10:00 a.m. two members preached the text, "What Manner of Preaching the Text," what good thoughts were brought out. Rev. H. C. Brisby of the A. M. E. Church, M. A. Zion and their congrega- tion were preached on "bible sermon at night to a good congregation, Sister M. A. Days of Mary's worship with us."
TEXARKANA.
Tivaskan, Texas. April 24- Tivaskan. College. Hill. News-Mrs.
Brown. Friday. Died yesterday. She leaves a hamb-
band, and six children to mount her
wife. She is survived by her
daughter from Mississippi and Lon-
dale, and other joints. He reports
The Methodist Baptist and Presbyterian will have a joint meeting
Sunday, April 15 at 5 p.m., we are
called your attention to this because
that prayer that the Negro said God
could not answer being answered-
Negroes getting to other.
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Wills Point, Texas, April 24. -Madam A. A. J. Herald and Ripley Walker returned to their home in Sherman after a few days with Visit Mr.
mrs. Irma Johnson left for her
mrs. Irma last Saturday.
Mrs. Irma joined for Port Worth
was the guest of Mrs. Dyer, Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. Irma died on the 15th
in the home of his sister,
Mrs. L. R. Smith, after several
months of illness was buried in Elmo
Cemetery.
Mrs. Miss Tennison spent Sunday
with Evelyn Mathis.
Easter retreat in the C. M. C.
College, Bell and Prince of Terrell de-
livered Sunday.
Sherman Mallee joined nobile
sermons Sunday. Total amount rai-
sed Sunday $41,000.
Love of Minola visited here Sunday. Mr. Bronson
Tounsel of Terrell was the guest of
Mrs. Anne Mackey Tounsel Sunday.
Mrs. Anne Mackey attended berta
Alford Sunday from Terrell,
Mrs. Alford Sunday from Terrell,
Mrs. Alford Sunday from his uncle
Sunday. Port Worth.
-Mrs. M. N. Wright, Easler and
Bessie Wright, Roberta Alford and
Mrs. Roberta Alford on Saturday.
Mrs. Lillian Jackson and
children visited their father in Terrell,
Little Lily Miss Occhia and
Mrs. Occhia on Saturday.
Mrs. Elmo. Mrs. Ella Wright and
here visiting her sister, Mrs. Lille
DOYLE
Doyle, Texas, April 24—Sunday was a high day of conference conference, with both spiritually and financially. Doyle school is 9:30, preaching at 11:30 and 12:30. The Zest-r program rendered Sunday a special day. Preaching, born to Mt. Mary, Mrs. Andrew Hayz, April 15, a girl, born to Mrs. and Mrs. Johnita Mathews, Mt. Mary.
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SHERMAN.
The patriotic late given night of
the day, he joined the army
church in honor of our soldier boys
a grand social event, at al Prat.
Tries speak.
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trial of Mr. Parker Gardener of Kansas City, Mo., to Miss Audrey Zemensohn, Robinson, Wednesday evening, Mrs. Anna Bookner now of, Ada, M.S., is visiting Mrs. T. H. Johnson and is visiting Mrs. T. H. Johnson and Black attended the funeral of Mr. Walter Berlino in where she reopened from Pt. Worth, where she visited her husband, who is torsoral artist. Mrs. Berlino and children have moved to Mineral Wells. banquet given at Bethlehem church last Wednesday; night, April 16th proved a grand success and the banquet given at Bethlehem banquet was given in honor of the various clubs of the church which made their reports for the quarter after each had made their report after each that they had been made a grand total of $61.87 making a grand total of $1,067.88 raised the club including a report for the club ending December 31, 1918. The banquet was largely attended by
The Spring Style show under supervision of M. J. D. Goodenhold held an evening recently recreated a crowded house, the characters looked like models.
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Rooms neatly furnished and neatly solicited. A quiet home in best location, see M. J. D. Goodenhold, proprietor.
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If you want cheap grocery visits, W. E. Curtany, corner North East and Brocklet's streets. He has everything you need. You will be to visit the office to see him.
MAY PEARL
May Pearl, Tuxor, April 24-June
was high da vant on Allan, all
all services were well attended. Rev
Nickley of Tytler, wished at Carnegie
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hunter, a boy, April 14, 1919. He attended a dying trip to Waco, Friday to see her husband who is ill. The Mission, Sisters had a very interesting meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Foster of Abbot, Texas were here on Sunday to see parents and worshipped at Cannan, Rev. Thomas his text from John Kendall, Rev. Hutcherson, Rev. Hutcherson and family of
THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1919.
St. Louis, Mo.
Green Chapel worship at Cannan,
Sunday. Mrs. B.-Richerson is sick
listed. The Sunday school raily
was held at 10:30 a.m. receipt
for the day were $83.00.
ALTO.
Alto, Texas, April 24.-Services at all three churches were well attended. Mrs. Rusk, filled the pulpit at the C. M. e Church at 11 a.m. and, a mike Sharky, State Mission lecturer at New Hope Baptist church both morning and evening to an assembly. New Rusk filled his appointment at the appointment at the church of God Sunday, Sunday at the church of God Monday, visited on Friday, Dr. O. J. Lattimore of Rusk spent two days in our town last week. Dr. R. J. George, motorized to Rue Thursday, Mr. Bent Harrelson, motorized to Rue Monday, lesming. Mrs. Locinda Hudson of Weeping Mary Community, died last Tuesday after an illness of a year. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jones a boy. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ella D. S. Anderson is at home after a month's stay in Henderson. Mr. Diphida Ragadale of Jacksonville, died in connection with his cleaning and pressing shop in North Alto. Born to boys and gets the Dallas Express.
HILLSBORO.
GAINESVILLE.
Gainesville, Texas, April 24-27.
E. A. Holland of Florida, Texas
was in the city this week, the guest
of Mrs. C. M. Seay.
Mr. Otto Brown of Marshall, Texas, spent a few days in the city, the guise of his sister, Miss T. M. Brown
Mrs. A. G. Winn, the District Missionary was in the city Thursday and Sunday, spending a few days in the city with Mrs. Carattta Mitchell of Dallas and Dr. G. B. Williams, pastor of Shiloh Baptist church spent a few days in the city. Mrs. Ray, who has been confined to a hospital, the Booker Washington sanitation unit has her sister, Mrs. Graham*. She has been bound to the Hattie Minneapolis College, Milla and Carnes church. Mrs. Polk has moved to Tyler, Texas. Mrs. Mitchell has Mia C. Mey and pupils of room No. 6, who are trained with an interesting program after which refreshments served. Remarks were made by Mrs. Mitchell and an interning program at Mitchell of Dallas, the afternoon was very pleasantly spent by a church celebrated the 18th anniversary of her pastor, Red Brown, Heather Pilot. Pilot's anniversary sermon. **Joke** at the doorclock in the afternoon. The day will be long remembered by those present as a day of spiritual feast-
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TURBLEER.
Thurber, Texas, April 24—sunday,
school was well attended Sunday,
Rev. T. B. Banks, pastor of A. M.
church attended conference at
prepared at Cisco. Sunday, Rev.
Johnson, at David Daniel
last week be preached Wednesday
and Thursday night. Rev. and
Johnson, will be visiting their relatives Mr. and Mrs
E. Holmes, they will run a meeting
with children and children returned from
Coalmont, Ala., after several weeks
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N. HUCKLAND, President
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THURBER.
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Address:
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Agents
Wanted
is coming out or turning gray
when it is coarse, short or
abnormal, and when you have
dandruff, it may be difficult
to use THE TRU-LIVE
theSafari Hair Dressing. It
is a real first-class dressing;
it is especially intended for
refined people, and it grows the
most beautiful hair. It and it is
found on most every refined woman's dressing table. You may
use it to tame combs, or you may use
it as a pressing oil.
You can dress a sanitary hair dressing. Large jar
60 cents, postpaid.
SOUTHERN MEDICINE CO.
Alanta, Ga.
Mrs. Temple Weens—Graduate of
the Poro College of Hair Culture
in Chicago, Illinois, for
dandruff, it will give it hair, itching,
which will give it beauty, color and
abundant growth. Price reasonable.
Phone H. 3143, or call at 3097 Fiori
BE YOUR OWN DOSS.
Rosemary, the owner of
miser, his easy with my instructions.
For particiular ask:
Rosemary asked:
1215 Jackson St.
If you will insure your Hair and Scalp with the Vim and Vigor Hair and Scalp treatment, What
the Vim and Vigor treatment will do for your hair and scalp: (1)—Will remove dandruff. (2)—Will in-
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The Hair Promoter and Shampoo,
60 cents each, or $1.00 the full treatment.
If your drugglass hasn't it he will get it for it,
or you may send money order
Theo Smith, Drugist and Distributor,
1301 East 15th St, Kansas City,
Milwaukee are distributors for leading
manufacturers of HAIR GROWERS
PENETRATORS
STRAIGHTENING & DRYING,
COMBS, ETC.
There is a reason why thousands
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When coming to Dallas, sanitary
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Cafe, cold drinks, and berber shop in
connection.
2300-2311 Swiss Ave.
MISS MARY HOWARD, Prop.
FITS
Dr. May's Treatment Center serves some of
the most difficult patients in Dallas.
Give us a call and try to help.
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1005 ELM
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ARE THE LOWEST AND O
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LET
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We make your suit in any descrip-
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ises for $20 and up. Pants $6.00
and up. . . . . .
COR. PEARL AND ELM
MADE TO YOUR
IN 24 HOURS
PANTS MADE
IN 6 HOURS
11-23-42
SUITS MADE TO YOUR
ORDER IN 24 HOURS
HAVE SOFT, STRA
MARY HUTCHMAN BROWN
By Using PLOUGH'S Hair Dressing
Race men and women may easily have straight, soft long hair by simply applying Plough's Hair Dressing and in a short time all your kninky, easily,粗ly, curly hair, becomes soft, silky, smooth, straight, long and easily handled, brushed and styled. PLOUGH'S Hair Dressing comes in large green can 'more for your money than any other hair dressing.' 250 at druggists or by mail. Agents Wanted.
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Of Creation Hair Trend
dairy hair growers in the
only two hair growers
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clothes. WHICH ARE
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dose your scalp
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INDANA POILR
PANTS MADE
IN 6 HOURS
11-23-17
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there i Xara & Gay Teal tailors?
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seven itnarsownedand operated
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owned by U. Hr Fe Masons tad! O34
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‘MINERAL WELLS.
Mineral. Welle, ‘Texas, April 24
Services were iaryely attended at
all churches Sunday. Raster was
fbaervel. "The litle folkn of the A.
SCE church’ rendered ‘8 nice pro-
gram. ‘The eee hunt at Mt. Herman
ark was rome ra. Done
Mra cass ef Dati oy it
her" on Mr. HL Boyking. "Mr.
George ‘Wels'of New York Clty, N-
Yo ie here visiting Me, Bram Saath
his ‘brother. "Mra. Lalia Smith, went
to’ Ban. Angelo for ‘et health."
nwa Greer has recurved from Mar-
shall, Teras, baving attended Bishop
College. Mrs. evata ‘Thomas it
Vinitiag tn FL Worth. Mr. ‘Taylor of
Gaivestou dled “April 14, Hin re-
tains were shipped to is home,
Galveston, Lite "Emma Lae "Reed
of FL. Worth in visting her alter.
Mew D. Hallowell. Mlae_ Bertha
Cossely received ‘handsome wel
bracelet watch In the contort at the
A's i distelet conference. having
Fateed the highest amount over $25.00.
Hrs. Alexander ‘of Grand Praia is
here visting “her | daughter, ra,
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TEXAS TOWNS
Easter was a great day at Mr. M. E. church a service was held at St. Mary's School, a program is dered by the choral at 11 a.m. and, Sunday night a program is school. The choir money raised was $72.00. The choreography was charge of the ontological尝 forms from Clarksville, Mrs. Millie Ann Parker, who died in Arlington. The interment was at Clarksville. Job Bob Steton, the prodigy gave several concerts in the city this week. Clarksville is a great singer, Mr. Dabron Ward who spent several days in Paris with his parents returned to his home in Chicago, this week. Bermina. Little Elie Writer was married last Tuesday evening to a gentleman of Louisiana. Madams Trent and Jamison of Ft. Smith visitors in the city.
TAYLOR
Taylor, Texas. April 24—The Sunday school and R. Y. P. U. board of the LaGrange district had a success with which $225.00 was collected. The meeting attended. Apartment Basketball. Deducted at Allen Chapel A. M. E. Sunday school. Deducted $80.00 for education. Their around the world" entertainment Friday night was an enjoyable oocyte dinner. Mrs. Sadie Murray, Mrs. Sallie Ballet, Cora Chadwick and Frank much improvement. Improvements about her home. Mrs. G. V. Howard has returned from Navasota and reports her brother much improvement. Van Zandzit is visiting his family this week. The Haven Valley visited Liberty Hill, Sunday, Mrs. A. R. Lewin (Mrs. Hathaway's mother) returned with them and the Kaw Pavement Co. arrived Saturday with his crew to do street repairs.
Mr. Geo. Wright left for Ft. Worth to enter the Pullman service.
Mrs. B. E. Merriverwash and children returned Saturday from a visit to Saxbyville. Scott was called to La Grange on account of the death of a relative. Cleveland and little daughter, Jewel are visiting Mr. Wm. Bain and family. Cleveland and little daughter, Jewel are visiting Mr. Wm. Bain and family. Cleveland and little daughter, Jewel are visiting Mr. Wm. Bain and brothers, Charley and James Collins, of Austin were here a few hours Sunday, Dr. and Mrs. Moore and life of Thomas Moore with friends Rice Crossing. Mrs. Sidney Rath arrived Saturday from California. Quite a number witnessed the closing exercises of Prof. J. H. L. Moore. Arthur Jones (Black Cat) has returned from France to the delight of the mother, Ms. Francis Stephen
CAMERON
Mr. Wili Neveles of Temple spends Sunday and Monday here. Dr. D. L. Williams of Wace the pastor of St. James Church, preached at Rachelville, Sunday.
ATHENS.
Athens, Texas. April 21-Sunday
School was well attended Easter
Sunday. We had real visitors with
us from all parts of the country.
Easter Day, Easter Day, Easter Day.
day. Prescheing all day and a nice lunch, McKinley Harris is spending a few days with his mother of Timpson, Texas. Mrs. Charley Davis, daughter died April 18th was had to rest on the evening of the 19th, she was 16 years old at her death. She leaves her husband, Mr. Earle Smith of Larue, Texas, in visiting his friends. Mrs. Earle Smith of Sanditah school was closed today, April 18, they had a nice picnic on the ground and Mrs. Earle Smith of Sanditah Friday night last with a fine concert with Miss Wiltie the Corker of Henderson County Summer Norman, Athena, Texas. First session with Miss Wiltie, veniences, healthful location, advantage of two railroads which will contain with all important towns of the area. We are fully prepared to accommodate a faculty. For further information write W. M. Lee, Conductor, University of Texas, for a faculty, Athena, Texas, P. O. Box 581.
PILOT POINT.
Pilot Point, Texas, April 24—Pilot Point, Easter programs were carried out at the C. M. E. and J. N. Hammond at his post and reports a high班, B. Y. P. U. tag day was had at Gainesville, and the effort was a success in the interest and finance. Rev. W. H. Warner, motored to Gainesville Sunday morning, and the effort was very ill and prescheduled Dr. B. J. Brown's eighteenth anniversary sermon. Mr. Bob Riddle of Gainesville is here and the effort was very ill. Kesloo school closes May 2nd. Ms. Rubie Irving invites all to the room to her house. Ms. Emeralite prescheduled at the Baptist Church Sunday night. Silia Allen is adding a rest room to her house. Ms. Emeralite has returned from Waxahachie to the delight of her many friends. Our city is to be visited by Hon. Hon. W. E. King, May 14th every intergrating citizen is asked to look for the effort to can make the effort a success.
MARLIN
Marlin, Texas, April 24—Sunday was an ideal day and all of the past week was filled with church. Marlin First Baptist church Sunday school was good with Sup. H. Lefron, who preached, one of his strong Lefron preached, one of his strong Dongus. Dongus preached his rally. It was a financial success, raised $12,000. The Sunday school there was a service carried out at M. E. church, $15.22 their master Rev. E. Jackson. They carried out a Bowman Church and good services Baster day under the leadership of Mrs. John Battle. Mrs. John Battle is very sick Mr. Courtie is courtie Mr. Cresny is courtie Mr. Cresny are preparing to move to Euston and Mr. Cresny was in our city.
HEARNE.
Heartens, Texas, April 24--Mrs. Maria Reed, and Mrs. Maggie Wadley McKinley, and Mrs. Robert McKinley, and Mr. and Mrs. Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. Stubbiefle and son and others motored from Navarro to the corner of the road. Mr. and Mrs. Carr, Frank Morris, and Mrs. Amanda Burton of Munford, Texas, and Mrs. Amanda Burton of Munford, Texas, and father, Mr. Ebhe Honey, Jones, and several others motored from town to laying. Prof. C. L. Number of Calvert was down day, Miss R. B. Calvert was down day, Miss R. B. Calvert on the 18th had a grand time. Heartens high school boys accompanied by Prof. T. A. Taylor and Mrs. T. A. Taylor on the 18th had a large crowd of high school boys and girls motivated to Franklin, Texas.
game, 13 to 3 in favor of. Hearne,
2014 Elam church has begun the 2014
Old Elam church has begun a new church and one that is a
credit to the town and to her people.
Elam Elam Sunday reports a high
morning. M. E. Church I have closed
closed on Sunday night. Mr. L. C.
closed to see the ball game. to see the ball game. Mrs. Caledonia
Stewart and L. Jefferson of North
Mississippi. Mrs. Caledonia
Mrs. Aaron Prisby. Mr. A. D. Dorsey
and Miss Augusta Lea were married
his night pastor John Jones, official
84. Emanuel Church Notes
Sunday was a record break all day. Sunday school raised in the city, and the service of welcome address and response by Mr. V. A. Hoyt, and coner message to sermon by Rev. A. L. Foumou he delivered a powerful message. Records of the day was $10,444.44, a proceeds to be applied on the church debt. It is a church that is a credit to the Near race when coner message is delivered.
GILMER
THE DALLAS, EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1919.
A GREAT AFTER THE WAR INDUSTRIAL OPPORTUNITY
Now that the war is over and labor is adjusting itself to peace conditions, the question arises as to how to maintain the same opportunities that they had, while the war was on, to find employment in all sorts of industries. To grow the greatest economic opportunities they have had since their war, we must capital in particular, came to have a greater appreciation of their value as an economic asset. The more we can do, the more will these exceptional opportunities continue. Now that war has ended, after war industrial opportunity, which in being afforested
PARKS
2—Family 2 Room House Type 10-B
Negroes, is through the Chickasaw Ship building Plant at Mobile, Ala., a company specializing in some officers as the Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Company, both companies being subsidiaries of the Breda, Nebraska, company, have back of them all of the resources and capital which this company has in the plant of the Chickasaw plant many million dollars are being expended. It is the purpose of this company to build the Chickasaw plant. In the exigencies of the building of the Chickasaw plant many million dollars are being expended. probably, five five thousand or more in the permanent work of building plants, the Chickasaw plant may have to work for the Navy Base, when exigencies of the war situation have passed, but the Campa Ship building Company, it to permanently build the building Company, it to permanently build ships to go upon the seas. The Chickasaw Shipbuilding Company is the only company to be employed, but also as to the lines of work that are to be open to them. They are not to be confined to unskilled in their places are lifted up over the seas. In their places are the workers and the hard work that no complaint had come to their notice if it did they continued that it had to be done.
CENTER.
Center, Texas, April 24, Mr. Robl. L. Hicks and Sister Lee Ellis returned home Thursday morning from Gilliam High School, where she relatives. Alberta Jennings and sister O. K has returned from Texas College. Miss Lauren Johnson, and Miss Alingston of San Augustine, has returned from Texas College. Rev. Jas. Brown, prescheduled an excellent sermon Sunday at 11 o'clock Total collection of day and night
WHARTON
Wharton, Toras, April 24.-Yesterday has passed and all the churches reported good time. The program rendered at the event was added as it showed the children had been given some special attention. Mr. Joseph Viecent yesterday and reported a pleasant trip. Mrs. Mary E. Hodge has sent a special note to the guardian of the girl and one of the St. James chorus and we invite every one to come and hear the music. Schools are closing and the music is one after another. The Progressive Farmers at Spanish Camp Express. With regret we report that Mr. Jobbie Gooden and several others traveled car and with serious accident as the car in which they were traveling was wrecked by another car and was knocked over a high embankment. Don't forget the Dallas Express.
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labor, but are to be given opportunity to enter every line of work that requires the skills to build the new kind of ships, those constructed out of fabricated steel. The plates for these ships are to be made from the steel of the Fairfield, a surburb of Birmingham, Ala. The Negroes make good, the plants, Fairfield and Chickawaw, will employ a total of some five thousand or more of them: It is assumed that the Negroes make good. This assumption is being on the experience that the Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Company, the largest building Company is operated, has
CEX
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Coupland, Texas, April 24–Sunday was high day, Pastor Dent delivered the goods to his people and each Christian was benefited. Sunday was high day, Pastor Dent was the total collection. Senior class was taught by Prof. E. P. E. Willeman, Rev. Shikler reviewed the lesson in an interesting way. Eleven, oclock and night services were held by Rev. Shikler of Taylor, Pastor, Dent filled the pulpit Sunday evening with credit to attend the Concord School of which Miss E. Wright is principal.
PLANO.
Plano, Texas, April 24–We had a grand Easter day at all churches, the Methodist people had on a rally for that night they raised $40 for Mr. Willeman, a 40-year-old woman went to Dallas and a good many of the Planets are working hard for the Dallas Express.
SOUR LAKE.
Sour Lake, Texas, April 24–Sunday school was well attended
Rev. C. L. Lee was on duty Sunday at Tyees A. M. E. church and a good service throughout the day. Rev. Dunbar, pastor of St. Paul Epistle church has quite a success in the church he carried ten down to the pool and baptized them. They too, are having the purpose of enlarging their church. Mrs. N. E. Denson apunt Sunday in the church. Mrs. John Dehann and wife of Beamont, are visiting friends here. Mr. Alfred Dearnham is the guest of Mrs. Brown returned from Port Arthur last week where she has been visiting. Mrs. A. Southwell is spending a few days in Beamont this week. St. listed: Mrs. P. Brown, Mrs. A. Listed: Mrs. M. Brown, Shea and Johnson. Save a nickel for the Express. MAPSHALL.
Marshall, Texas, April 24.—Mr. Thomas Richardson Wilde, Ms. Com-
pany's young son of Marshall with great future before him died at his
mother, Ms. Ida Lansley after a short
marriage to William Marshall with
tended from Bethesda Baptist church.
Rev. J. H. May attending, laid to rest
Houston, to attend the funeral of their
grand daughter, Mrs. St. Mahaffey were called to
Houston, to attend the funeral of their
grand daughter, Mrs. St. Mahaffey were compounded by their
Enoch Mahaffey and their grand-son
and wife Mr. Mr. Wilkinson were observed
at Mrs. Chapel, they raised
Mr. J. H. Coleman is visiting the
mother, Mrs. Fannie Cromer.
THE TOWNSMAN
COUPLAND.
PLANO.
SOUR LAKE
had as being the largest employer of Negro labor in the United States. This company which operates in the Birmingham, Alabama) District, employs about 10,000 mines, iron mines, uranium, uracres, coke plant, rolling mills and steel work plants. It is also the largest group of laborers, on the whole, has been found to be dependable, and to a greater or lesser degree, efficient. The company has been a success which the Newport News Ship Building Company has had in employing several thousand Negroes.
Assuming, therefore, that Negro laborers are going to make good, there has been erected, in advance, a building at the Chickasaw plant nearly two thousand modern bungalow-colored buildings that are attractive in appearance, completely screened, including the porch and the Chickasaw ventilating facilities. Running water, electric lights and all sanitary products and lage are provided. Exceptional educational facilities are furnished for those who are to be employed at these plants. At each place, several thousand students are employed in erecting modern up-to-date school buildings where the children of the students are to be well equipped in schools every year under the direction of the best instructors that can teach them well equipped with maps, black boards, globes and adjustable desks. In the construction of the plant at the Chickasaw, there is an opportunity to do skilled work. One of the division Superintendents in
First Garage Launching at Chickasaw
Virgie Hatton and Miss Pearl Harton of Texarkana are in the city, the guests of their mother, Mrs. Lola Simpson. Mr. Clarence Adam of Dalton, Texarkana, is the guest of Mrs. Sam Adam, Rev. J. H. May, pastor of Bethsaed Baptist church had his 6th anniversary, he preached the anniversary sermon, a good program, they raised $500.00. Mr. Ed Hampson and his wife, Mrs. Dr. Hampson, are home owners, Mrs. Dr. Hamer Jones is able to be up, Mrs. Ed Hampson is up, you are being Suburban in the Dallas Express, delivered at your door for 20 cents per month. 75 cents for
DeKALR
DeKalb, Texas, April 24—Triveeine Baptist church new. We have closed our pastor's 3rd anniversary. Thought of town, but he made his arrival in time to carry out the anniversary, through a live wire. He is quite an able preacher and he is a great Supt. L. D. Deben is bringing things to pass in the Sunday school. We have a front office in the right place. He is putting it over the two Sunday was a high day in Zion, Frank Gordon Harrison, this town was at his best Sunday the congregation conged in our doorstep in conscious with tears flowed down their cheeks. We also flowed in the church and making it a success. Miss Julia Washington in the president, M. M. Strong and Geneva Jackson in the church and making it a success. Starlight band. Any one would do well to emulate the great workers in the great work in the B. Y. P. U. Paerson playhouse in helpin to make place for a grand affair. Editor W. E. King, who in speakin to and about DeKalb should take a night off and hear this great speaker. If you miss this you will miss
KAUFMAN.
Kaufman, Texas, April 24 - Sunday
was a pleasant day for Kaufman.
He was able to dress properly for
dress prescriptions in I. O. O. F. hull.
Had baptism at 4:30 total collection
$1700.
O. C. Carrol was at his post
of duty at the A. M. E. The reporter
was unable to get the amount collected
Mr. Bud Hill of Dallas is here
visiting his mother.
Anderson spent the week-
end at Dallas.
Dr. and Mrs. Wun. Green and Mr.
were married by Mrs. Andrews notored
over to Dallas Friday evening to the
concert.
Wax Nannie Sewens and children
failed her daughter at Terrall, Reu-
W. Goodson, he had under him twenty-two twomen and some two hundred and fifty carpenters, who in building and barns showed their ability. It was reported that these carpenters and barns were done and in out-pulled the work done by the white carpenters gang which were used at Chicka-ka. The Chicka-ka plant was established in the early part of 1918. Among the first work started on the plant were could be trained in ship construction. This was necessary because, in the early days, there had not been going on. There were
THE MACHINE
Riveting School in Operation
day. Miss M. Shannon has returned home.
Miss Fannie Bryant, teacher at Liberty, M.v. Love of Gatonia, Prof. and Mr. Paal of Egypt were here Friday with their students in a base ball contest. In the grammatical contest Kaufman won. The honor went to Mr. Kaufman, who scores ten and two favoring the home team. Kaufman being the winner led to cross country scores ten and two favoring the Wild Cats. Wild Cats winning, scores 8 to 2 born to, and Mr. C., Smith Jr., Mr. U. S. Taylor, Sr., of Elgin Texas, in here visiting his son and wife, Mr. and wife, and a sister, in now residing at Dallas in the tailoring business. Mr. McNickey of Palestine, upon a guest of his three little daughters.
Smithville, Texas, April 24—Mrs. Mary Spoonce of Pl. Worth died last week and was shipped here for burial, funeral and memorial held at the A. M. E. church. Elder R. E. Hulchockin installed. The Paul Quinn church, church of Wesley will college church of Mildredle Alliance, here Friday night at the A. M. E. church; Saturday night at the Hall, and Sunday at the different colleges, college church of Mildredle Alliance. Easter Sunday was a fifth Elder Sunday at all the churches. W. R. Glenn held six second quarterly conference at the A. M. E. church Saturday and Sunday. He presided two excellent sororals. Since last quarter the church held
PINELAND.
SMITHVILLE.
in this section, practically no workmen skilled in building ships. Excepting the instructors, all in the shipyard were well trained in the difficulties of the labor situation and the scarcity of laborers, several hundred working and are engaged in the construction of steel harps. Three of these harps are 400 feet long, the other two are 200 feet long and are launched and a fourth one is on the way and will soon be ready to be shipped. The two are the workmanship of these recently trained Nero ship constructors. An important advantage of this river ship is that it can be paid while being taught, receiving
in Operation
around thirty-eight cents per hour. When they become efficient as riveters, they will be able to earn from $5.00 to $8.00 per day and in ex-
M. E. Church Notes.
The Centenary big airman roller is crushing everything as it moves on its way to the end of the day. Midnight Bider A. Demonn, pastor First Baptist church prescheduled for No. 2, Mrs. K. Driscoll, leader of the church. The church choir which represented in the Centenary drive, collection $12.00. Sunday red letter for the church. The Easter exercise grand at 4 p. m. Miss Louise Christie, rower her services that included the Sunday school and Easter exercise. In the final big drive Sunday night will Wille C. Crazy, leader of Sturbridge Unit No. 2, was the pastor.
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(Continued on page 8).
"CLASSIFIED ADS."
10-1-37
TEXAS TOWNS.
Palestine, Texas, April 24—Rev. W. Boliver Davin preached for the South Union Baptist church Sunday night to a crowded house. The pastor of Gayview, is visiting his brother, Mr. Johnnie Keels. Rev. Mr. Duntrey, Sunday school Missionary, the city a few weeks mixing with friends.
Missionary was in the city of New Orleans from friend and friend Rev. D. J. Crawford was out of town Sunday and prescheduled for the New Bethel Baptist church of Teen Center. Rev. D. J. Crawford was out of town Sunday and prescheduled for the New Bethel Baptist church of Teen Center. Mr. Gettie Reeves who was reported ill some time ago, is up and out again to the delight of his many friends. Rev. J. W. Jordan, our efficient pastor, was in the church tuck Sunday in the absence of the pastor. Rev. Chase Alagel A. M. E. church pulled off their big rally Sunday and raised near one thousand dollars. Rev. McKinney is all smiles at home again when he has been discharged from the U. S. Army. Rev. Crawford came in from Teen Center Monday.
Mr. Warren Manning of this city and Miss. Gael Softly were united in a celebration of seven clock Sunday evening at the West Union Baptist church before a large company of their many friends. A small box is still raging in the city. You want the news of interest of the Negro race read the old reliable Dallas Express. See A. Taylor each and every Saturday and get the news.
Mr. Ewing Hicks is ill, at this writing. He is suffering from appen-
tment, and is unable to eat, and a restaurant man, and his friends will be
sad when he able to be able to eat.
Private Dan Cook, after a stay of
six months in France, has returned
to Rusk. He is telling interesting
about the Verdun and Argonne
fights.
The experiences of this young man
are worth listening to. He is
friends and friends who are are glad to shake hand with
him again.
Mr. Jordan is reported to be
seriously ill.
Mr. Jack Turner, who is engaged
doing some first class pimping
in the city, is visiting a Dallas man. Mr. Turner is an en-
thusiastic K. of H. of France went as far as
Alao, last Saturday, morning to
meet her husband, Prof. W. B. Latt-
me. v. Eddie Dickinson has been inspired for several days.
Mr. Jim Weems spent the evening
with the family of Mr. W. H. S.
Fisher. Mr. Jim Weems spent the eventu-
al with the family of Mr. W. H. S.
Mary Ruby Weems-Parks has arrived safe* in Los Angeles, Cali-
fornia when she went to visit
her husband.
The massive brick chimney of old Pasde Belle Purna, which in soon to be opened, will have two occasions, but there was no sufficient dynamite used in propelling the pillow. A little damage was done. A third trial is soon to be made.
Mr. W. Brown of Brompton left for Marshall, Friday, to visit his son, Rev. E. L. Harrison.
Mr. W. Mumma and brother-in-law noticed the evening on business.
Mr. T. Thompson and several members of his family, visited his father in Jacksonville, last Saturday.
Pro. G. W. Crouch lectured at Spring Hill school, last Thursday night, in the interest of agriculture.
Easter services in Runk and vicinity were well attended from all churches and church had special exercises in the afternoon.
In the morning, Rev. Robert Henderson led the church at public night. The money collected is to be given to cause of the children heartily and the direction of Supt Jeff Smith, was given an Easter egg fest, children heartily and the direction of Supt Miss Vicia McCrimmon, who has been teaching at Reblaw, has closed
Mice. Alice Hood, who has just arrived in our city from Mineola, is telling her friends that she is terrific cyclone in Mineola. She witnessed the disaster and says that it is an experience that she does not want to go through with acclimatization and with Mrs. Tip Simpson while in our city.
Mrs. Esther Trousses of Myrtle
Sutcliffe, John, was frightfully burned.
PALESTINE.
RUSK.
several weeks ago, is now able to be shown. Shaul of Hockenheim, lectured at the Baptist church last Sunday afternoon in the interest of education. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Campbell and Miss Willey M. Niacobesdges spent Saturday in Rush, visitation over, land in their car. Mrs. and Mrs. E. J. Campbell, who has been teaching at Stockard has closed her school. Mrs. W. M. Cork and daughter, Miss Gustavin, attended the day night. A good time is reported. Mr. Willson, who has been sat on the bench for several weeks, is again quite sick at this writing. Mr. Robert Parks, who has been sat on the bench for several weeks, is again out on the streets again, but his throat in still giving him trouble.
ABILENE.
Abilene, Texas, April 24—Rev. Berry Smith died Friday morning at the funeral service on Willow Street. He leaves his wife, Mary J. Brown of Dallas conducted services at the M. Zion Baptist church
Mr. Will Henderson has been offered a good price for the lease on his land, which is valued at 58 acres in Gonzales County. R. Rev. C. Maskel made a business trip to New York to visit Mrs. Johnne May Mills of Weatherford was the guest of Miss Lillian Wilkes and Mrs. Beasely of Weatherford is spending a few days with relatives here he will return shortly. Mrs. Della Moora of Ardmore and Mrs. Mrs. Willie Johnson of PL. Will Henderson will be visiting Mrs. Will Henderson, church under the leadership of Rev. C. H. Hamilton closed a successful two-week's rally last Sunday raising 10,000 plant burned Friday evening, throwing the town into darkness two days and nights. Holded Sunday night by lamp light. Mrs. Liddie Bell was called to El Paso to assist the orphanal of her sister, Mrs. Evainine Rangon, who died very suddenly. Three candidates last Sunday. The Negro business league set to meet last Friday night was postponed to April 10. Mr. R. Rev. A. Berry Smith was the second member. The Della Express will be found at Moores cafe. Allens grocery. Davas hotel and Anderson barberchamp.
Second Baptist Church.
Dr. S. Montgomery, Foster.
The Sunday school was well attended by the children, who do things in Sunday school. The pastor having returned from Muskegon, Ohio, we all went to meet the preacher one of the most inspiring servant we have had. He opened Open Sepultura's a Seal of Redemption. An inspiring Easter program was run by the pastor, Montgomery, Mr. Kendrick, Mr. A. L. King. The pastor ascended the pulpit at 5 p.m. in the church, and happy souls were added to the church, collection $85.00. Mrs. Wiltson was out affair. Larry Lodge rendered a splendid program with us on Wednesday night, all the members are now attending the church. See Lecia Montgomery for the Dallas Express each Sunday. Mr. Wiltson
ABILENE.
WACO.
THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1919.
For Kansas City they're future home.
Mrs. Rubie Lee Bailey and Mr. Dallas
Denton were married Saturday
night at her sunrise home. Mr. A.
Denton, they left for New York,
future home. We hope for them
a future full of life.
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OKMULGEE
The J. B, Key, OIL and Gas Company organized with one hundred thousand dollar capital stock instead of two thousand as was reported last week. Business among our people was excellent. Dr. R. Robinson of Brunswick, Ga., has located in our city, and Dr. P. Smith of Pt. Smith conducted services at C. M. E, church Sunday. Mrs. J. W. V. Thomas conducted the Easter program Sunday
JACKSONVILLE.
Mir. Elie Park spent Saturday at home from firefighters Capelle McAlone from Mennah. She sent this Rev. A. M. Mitchell of Riding Star Baptist Church filled his regular apperance with a special good, collection above $40.00. Mr. and Mrs. Asberry, Mrs. Mary Martin and Mrs. Endora Ragdale, Mr. Joe Clemmons was called to Naokoechons to see his sister. The Jacksonville team was a longway team by a score of 4 and 2.
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TYLER.
THE DALLAS EXPRESS. DALLAS, TEXAS SATURDAY, APMII. 26, 1919.
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NeDonata, ioado "a. fying” trib i
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tala “Bante,” Fa, ‘Maa Sma, had
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Michardsox." Medama Helen Babs
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proving ‘bet home. Mrs, Matti Ca
Mickey at ‘Thalina Marsll"
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at ‘Moran, Sunday "school wa
well attended Sanday tad thr Base
ison tively and interestnsiytaueht
Suny afternoon at 00. py te
tacelent Easter protram was resder
by the ebdren. ila IB Sabo
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were mccoy ‘The. pesor bein
act the work was crriod oa” 8
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fac sarge amber
frome Mora naptn
chereh snd 8" Jaman hE
church, were present Total moun
Pledge “forthe Contanry Wie
Cant palaed_ $5640. "The pustir tn
Mir H.Danaer feiarued fe tat
Alernoon with the raport from Lac
Chapel tly, ‘Texan as follows
mou, pledged #17600, cua rae
A610" tuatplodsen "4300, "cas
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Yemen ALM. 12, Rov. Waren” pu
tor Sunday school had’ the. Baste
tirit. and. caioring. Principal Me
onal, teacher, of, class Nov
taken iw hotton Inereting 1.
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into Decoae members of mt clas
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| Henderson, Texas, Apcil 44—Mre
Wilh atingbe paso away on Ape
12, 1018, She, was alfecuonate it
wither ot I! children, f boy sad 4
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furvive. her, also. '&_biaband. Mr
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A GREAT AFTER THE WAR INDUS-
‘TRIAL OPPORTUNITY.
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tao and the “edges at
Pinca and castings, After then, Ue
wilt see "tha ail dees” bisten,
Fivetionts, eles he made water
When ‘eceeary. Wil her holes Ts
hen ecenshry, will alter Bolen
the platon so hat thay will mach
property When holon are dasa the
Framers, wil be reaming maka em
Syliarieal ao thatthe rire will
trety ft thy hota and thw pee
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ie ny aa fener be
hele “gpoortnity tole
irk wilt beramons” thon, tearing
ghest pay. There will be ship
Aileen, joiners machin, balmere
tad punchort, The rete with
tate tian, th backar,aar
‘pancere il occupy one
Ghleplaces tn ha" ahi. contretion
dea wilt be tmong” tose. Teen
tho, lghost pay.
hint ‘otuerabvrage of this, indus
tal “opportunity at the ‘hickaaaw
ship uding plant and ibe Par
Gold Plate slope ie that there Sot
be no dlacrimination. tm wages pai
while and Negroes, The Nento work
men are’ reoeive. the tame Day
thet we Wworkanon recive for the
thie "ind work. arena word
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deed, x reat opening for Nac men
wih’ deat to" ake, work. and
recive the same pay’ tat axle
workman reeive® tor iio ei tae
that many etloas of the cou
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work "for which, they Are receiving
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‘Aerements of the back tna i
fhet"warn in. which the” American
pelea efor
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fe efle eorts of tho. black. ag
Diner win placed Old Glory on ths
Spanish” Biosk hous, after” arinc
dyn the Spanish ag; and how these
tape ‘nuyed, te, af and rout
Victory to, the Aerioan ata, ot
i acount ic not fo a
{he text books which Nexro hibaren
feed He oland the. sacen tad
Sethe. deeds on tho bate front y
fhe! have, black roes, over tery
tity hey endured the angers. bu
ferlag is the froson mud. inthe
ftencben drenched with toy. waters
‘Sore thee" knoes olne with.
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Ginierabell fre all the tne, and
eet en are good enough
fogs ballet, they ate. good enous
{oe tll Ainecie, lzns tn ts
fut senso ot the tora a lizen
fhlp te" admoniabed che soliers
at to bo, {00 patient, Kemensber™
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the epeaker revlored. the action” of
ihe Mlek tian during. tbe evil war
So had placed himself across "Uno
Thegeeld "ot ha masters aml
fillet master was al (efron
Fanting for what he concert to
fa hls duty, and at ow thane sae
{fant Uieks protected the: wives
td Gaughters of ait masters and
that tht-one et bad made name
{ore Negro at time could "not
ftlace hrs Buran ali tiemed the
Srovecion’ that the ‘back solder
Riga give to hee wives, eaters,
tnd sweet. Benrts by ving ‘ray
find ancient ive Ho advied” that
{hore thous. Be nase ut that
fect, Aboud: at atmos and for
‘Shthood rents faa guid tun
ter, 04 (orale how! wor 4, whl,
forthe thing tat always bowling
ta hin mur Sop, bo a
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that you are re, saying Chat once
wean and ute. man met in @
arrow way, and there was "not
oom for"boin to passat. ibe time,
‘tat the ble Taam, ato the
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to'n dor saying tia te ig an
‘eotrod himself the Food taking
po. panmage Way, andthe te
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fed caving tho ond eal" do
Th In tho way we bare overcome
tomo ‘mes, But Tet tx be ten at
Sieg ine ora enn
Sho lave made poutble for you
{e'prove your worth and valor abrood
Attar we hd boon slandared: by cet=
tain cheap aatemmen rho” Bevo
flooded the old word with fale it
fratare, and fase, ahd’eorrapt le
trina “upd intsgwes You bare te
moved the sinners by your saniy
tod erie actions and your cor-
feat ives while ‘abroud."You" have
Eade ew ae fo the Ameria
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‘rut ep on ta jou bare
won the war. by. our tions, wie
Deaco, win’ the higher batten which
Ssttea "you to tecornitions of Fou
High and not oniy, yours, bat Cat
fate onoe.o represent in bto
tod in veto.
“Ata ho, sree erat berbe-
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Thus don, se Gay based, nig he
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WINE METHODIST FAVORS JUS-
‘nce.
(By the Associated Negro, Prog.)
rxington, Ky. Ape) Tho Lx
taxon Annial Conference’ of th de:
thodlat” Bplseopal church, els a
ieee ul neamion here, afer soln
om for thle sonia aetna
‘Country aa tar’
tad-enactfanon fo alan de
nits, titeg Working “out. of the
Erect “problema” of reconstraction.”
his conference compriea ore thas
$0,000 members fort
Work ithe ator ¢ Kentucky in
Hand, Onlo, nnd the Metodint work
fa Chicago ant Soothers Michisen.
FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH
NOTES.
Sunday school was opened with Supt. J. W. Satterwhite, in his chair, and attended by three, confined teachers of class, number three, opening exercises. Sunday school was largely attended and the teachers of the class, m. service was opened by a spiritual prise service. Our pastor, Rev. J. W. Satterwhite, spring sermon to the delight of all present B. Y. P. J., met at the usual time, and White took his stand. We enjoyed another sermon preached by Rev. J. W. Satterwhite to burn with the fire of the holy spirit as we sang in the karaoke. Monday night the "National Educational Board" met at friend W. Y. C. A., and Y. M. C. A. met and rendered an excellent program to Y. M. C. A. The W. Y. C. A. being the affirmative was the winning side of our services Sunday.
ST. MARK BAPTIST CHURCH.
The Sunday School had an unusual large attendance. The Supt. Bro. Browne, who was the school's first child got a beautiful Easter egg. He preached a good sermon. At 5:30 o'clock each section of the B. Y. P. was in full array. The program was old. Religious section was tanner class for the evening. The Sunday School had their program. One accession. The collection was a M. H. HAMILTON Reporter
NEW ZION BAPTIST CHURCH,
Alamo, Street.
Service run high at New Zion School. The Sunday school was well attended. Superintendent is leading the Sunday school forces to higher ground. The superintendent will visit a midshipman sermon to the Y. W. A. Tuesday night. Our pastor was able to be out with us Sunday after two weeks of work with the members of the church saw to it that nothing was lacking for his commitment. His sermon Sunday morning on the Invitational of Christ's Reunion will be long in New Zion. Misses N. E. Hicks and G. Gladys Miles N. E. Hicks and G. Gladys Miles in which they handled the young folks in the rendition of the Easter program. The house was crowded to the extent that the folks sing and tell the story of the Risen Christ. We service a crowd listened with marked attention to another great sermon by our superintendent. Offeringes, Accessions 2, collection $75.50. We are now launching a Five Hundred Delivered Rally which will close the third Sunday in June. We are rallying for a new church, and we are encouraging an officer on the job, success will attend our rally. We are officially invited to all of our services
THE PATTON CAFE.
S27 W. Central
Has just what you want: to eat
everything fresh, good cooking and
bison meal prices. Prevail. Support
you try us.
ROGIT JOHNSON, Mgr.
S. R. J. JOHNSON, Jr. Prop.
THE MAGNOLIA BEAUTY PARLOR
first treatment $1.50, second treat
50 cents, every two weeks.
Separation for straightening
cents hair.
celebrated our pastor's four周年
anniversary the following Sunday, we
will be at the church. This is a mistake. We took only
$8.50 randy money on the third Sun-
day of the month and up to
$4,885.88. All the rest less than
$6.50 was ridden in one day. Take
a look at the additional Church, ridden $4,098.88 in
one day, April 13th, 1918. Hence we
will be able to claim the church of this vicinity. We challenge any other church to claim it on our behalf.
Deacons:
H. H. THOMAS,
G. H. HACCUS,
G. H. WRIGHT,
claim the church.
ZACK MITCHELL,
R. L. DAWSON,
W. DAWSON,
D. R. GARNER.
SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. L. B. Skinner, Pastor,
back school was well attended,
study school was well attended,
At 11:30 a.m. the pastor prescheduled
from Acta. 26-4 subject the "Hour-
ism" course. The professor was a masterpiece. Accessions
at 3:30 p.m. we workshipped at
Accredited Baptist church, Rev. E.
Brown, 3:30 p.m. we workshipped at
p. b. M. Y. P. U. attendance
poor, collection $2.00. Bro. J. B.
Shriver, Collection $4.00. Ec-
ntrational Easter program was rendered
by the young people, Mrs. E. M.
Shriver, Directed Collection $40.00.
MUNGER AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Sunday school at 9:15 subline annual at 11:30, pastor Lloyd spoke on the sermon was full of inspiration as well as aspiration than lifting the temple to the spiritual striving. The spiritual striving method in inviting our friends to attend at 3:30 we witnessed a well arranged program from the Sunday school department in commemoration of the anniversary of the Rev. Welch and Charles in charge.
B. Y. P. U. at 5:30 a.m
good.
Mugnies are looking
forward to our pastor's installation
with no small degree of interest.
The pastor with the aid of the deacon have summed up Munger's achievement, $1,000 will cover奖金 for which are working earnestly in clubs to hold the place in the history of Munger's school and turn it into new leaf.
The pastor, H. Coleman (white) assistant pastor of the First Baptist church of the city will speak at 3:30 Sunday evening. The pastor for the occasion appear later. Church receipts for the day $77.80.
The pastor, J. W. Reporter.
Munger Avenues Baptist church invites the city at large, even every simmer to come out and hear one of five fierce sermons. A demonstration will be given Sunday. May the fourth. Program:
Opening chous "Choir Devotional"
Rev. J. H. Robinson
Welcome address Mrs. C. B. Bryant
Vocal Solo "Mrs. E. V. Shannon
Wavkins
Instrumental Solo"
Address "The Bible is the Word of God"
Vale "V. A. Washington
Oasis Address "Christ is Humble"
C. H. Shackle
Vocal Solo "Miss J. Johnson
Recital"
Vale "Miss Ruby Jones
Vale "Miss J. Hiles
Introduction of speaker.
President of Union, M. H. Sears
President...Jr. R. H. Colman (white)
and H. H. Colman (white),
non, Bright, Shackleton,
Master, Bristol, Bristol,
Master, and pray.
Munger Avenue Baptist church is certainly up to the sense of the 12 tribes at the Helm. It is the 12 tribes Exposys and watch the 12 tribes of Israel in their march to Canaan, "or be it known that we must in Canaan on the 4th Sunday
NEW WELFARE BOARD AFFPOINTED BY MAYOR.
This will be the final rally for the Glimmer's Orphanage Home and every child in the community should avail himself of this opportunity and lend his presence to this orphanage. the movement will be led by the Dickens Colored Orphanage is doing more for him than any other orphanage in the country, and is attributed. The date is Sunday, May 11. the promotion to Taberos has already been issued by Child Grand
MAMMOTH THEATRE
The Mammoth Theatre
THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1910.
Special Attraction Saturday, April 26th WM. FARNUM in the BOND MAN
A Wonderful Production, full of action from start to finish. A wonderful fight of the Farnum Kind and you know that Boy is there with his fist. Matinea Saturday at 200 O'clock. SUNDAY, APRIL 27TH, PETE MORRISON,
A Western Sport Field with exciting moments. Lots of action. Full of Pep. Also a first run "Lonesome Luke" Comedy and a two reel Key Stone Comedy makes it a mighty strong program.
RUTH ROLAND
IN
THE TIGER'S TRAIL
A PATHE SERIAL
THE WORLD'S FINEST FILM MAKES A SUBLIME FILM OF THE WORLD'S FINEST FILM MAKES A SUBLIME FILM OF THE WORLD'S FINEST FILM
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY, APRIL 28TH AND 29TH Special Attraction Extraordinary
Vengence is the theme of this Theda Bara Picture, in which it is proved that Hell has no Fury. Showing that the way to revenge is through a man's family. Arich man takes her from her home for a while, he treats her as a Queen, then hell becomes tired, tells her she must go. The scene that follows and the revenge the girl takes makes this one of the best pictures Theda Bara ever made. This is one of the strongest pictures we have ever shown. There will be no advance in prices, but you will wonder how we can show such pictures at such moderate admission. The reason, we think there is nothing too good for our patrons. Don't forget our Matinee on Monday, at 2:00 O'clock.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30TH "Tigers's Trail"
Showing the beautiful and daring Miss Poland in an astonishing series of amazing adventure, continued every Wednesday. On the same bill NEAL HART in a twocolor Western, also first-run Path News. Sees ALL-KNOWS-ALL
Thursday and Friday, May 1 and 2
Another Big Sensation
Geraldine Farrar in the “Turn of a Wheel,”
supported by HEBBERT RAWLINSON,
Who you will remember in “COME THROUGH,” “SMASHING THROUGH” and others. She played for high stakes and won. What one woman did to save the man she loved. Hearts win out this wonderful picture in which love enters and murder outs, “Well, there it be another suicide, the expression heard around the gaming tables at Monte Carlo when another player loses his all in an attempt to break the world known bank. You are bound to enjoy this production. Don't forget our Matinee Thursday at 2:00 O'clock.
Special Attractions Coming
Monday, May 5th, Tom Mix in "Hell-Roaring Reform." Matinee at 2:00 O'clock Thursday, May 8th, Wn. Farnum in "The Man Hunter." Matinee at 2:00 O'clock Monday, May 12th, Tda Bara in "The Light." Matinee at 2:00 O'clock Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 15th, 16th, 17th, "Fighting Roosevelts," a thrilling production.
Joe Trammel, Manager
DR. R. Z. GILT, K.
DENTIST
All modern equipment—Best gold used, all work guaranteed. Deal hall in city to rent, for lodge meetings and entertainment. Office in Office, The Building, 0115% Walton St.
Phone:
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Pt. Worth
Office Hours
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Sunday by appointment
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Dental Surgeon
411% East 5th street
Fort Worth, Texas
Office Hours
16 a.m. to 19 m.
8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Prydian & Surgeon
Office: 411% E. 9th street.
Fort Worth, Texas
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THE KNIGHT TEMPLAR'S EASTER
EXERCISES AT STOP 4" WAS
A CHRISTIAN FEAM.
Pt. Worth, Texas, April 24, 1918.
From the collisions time as they said
and lined up plenty of automobiles
to accommodate the crowds coming
via Duluth, and PA. Worth, on the
Interstate, everything was arranged
for their coming—a treat for which
any city anywhere would have been
After dinner was served, and as much of the ten gallons of ice cream provided by the chef, hour for the rendition of the Easter program was high at hand and at hand. The chef, the master, the captain General listed up the Sir Knight and marched them to the stage. The marching column was quite an imposing spectacular entering the arena. Then the master began the Easter program for which words of commendation in still the past were recited. K. T. Easter program, a very distinguished lady was introduced to the master. G. W. McDonald of Kansas City who vows the honored title of duke of Orleans, the Horoscope of the Temple Crusade. Giving a sylvanic but hot appearance to the temple, she showed the relationship of Knight Crusaders and Crusaders to the anti-Christianity. She yelled the yellow to Rev W. G. Uphsaw, who proved himself a Knight crusader.
Enclose check coverin, 10 per word for reading notice, etc. when you DROP your MESSAGE in the BOX.
thank Miss Ida Chandler and Mr. and Mrs. Author Lac, and the boys and all for the many beautiful local offerings. May heaven bless you all.
Mrs. ANNIE JONSON.
MRS NETTIE HOOPER.
MRS NETTIE HOOPER.
Mr. and Mrs.-TOM STUBE.
MR. and MRS. CHAS DAVIS.
The Patriotic Parade of the Colored Citizens of Fort Worth, Last Monday, April 14, 1900 P. M. was, Quite Speciacular.
The line formed a spectacular affair at the head of Houston street, and proceeded down Houston to the Town and Pacific depot and up to the University of Texas to boats carrying representatives of the various churches, industry, professions and other colleges, and the public schools of the city and several of the local colleges represented. The marching column was about 30 minutes passing any one of the boats and discharged soldiers. The marching column were entertained and discharged soldiers were entertained at the K. of P. band and discharged soldiers.
Every splendid program was rendered.
The welcome address was delivered by Judge I. M. Burger, chairwoman of the Judicial Committee of the Republic A. R. C., in the absence of Mayor Robert A. C. as a commitment to the duties as a commissioner.
Prof. Horace, without any preliminary remarks, told of the object of Advancement of Colored People. In short, he said that his plum was for the black man, the evocation of the black man, the evocation of the equal Rights, and Privileges an American Citizen rated on meritocracy. He said that the chance. The fight is on and will be fought. Justice is not one of arms but one in which confidence in man and faith in Almighty God united their minds and their breast works, prejudice and culture, re-hake that which belongs to
Many good things were said and will not permit of their being mentioned with due credit. It goes with out saying that the "Black Mamma's speeches were in evidence. Prof. S. H. Powter责赦 no effort to make this affair a success.
The above is the likeness of Rev. J. B. Miller, State Superintendent of Sunday School Missions of the General Baptist Convention of Texas, and founder of the Palace Barber School. The above is the likeness of the Limestone System of Hair Growing and Beauty Culture, and will preside at the anniversary and graduating exercises of the Limestone School held at M. Mt. Plaig Bandit, Church May 21, 1910. Resume her that the Mrs. Alice Highower and Sister Mrs. Anne L. Highower of Henderson Texas are visiting her sisters, Mrs. Mattie Popp and Mrs. Doe Jones Texas are visiting her sisters, Mrs. Sherman where she was the guest of her daughter. Wright of Taylor Texas and one of the heroes of the 29th Division is visiting his sister Mrs. Willie Graves of 460 Helen
On Wednesday, right April 9th, Ms. K. Hastings and Ms. Vandellette met in the gymnasium of holy matrimony at the residence of the bride. The house was beautifully decorated and many witnesses were present. Ms. W. Owndahl attended. I. O. C. Crook and brother, S. C. Crook are visiting relatives in Arkansas. He is 72 years old, Janan 1201. E. J. street is in Waco visit her brother, Miss Queen Lloyd of Waco was the last resident of Waco. She is 24. 2 W. Elf street last day. Mr. George Childress, son of Mrs. Camp Travis, has returned from Camp Travis. Statement in regards to the K. of F. Band. I wish to say the band was not in fault about playing. They had made a contract with Dallas before I and time to raise the money, and when I met Ms. W. Owndahl I agreed to play for Fort Worth If I could call Ms. Dahlia to release them from
BURNED TO DEATH. HODY PINNED BENEATH RUNNING FLAMES, WOMEN SCREAM IN DAZED EXTENCTION AS FORM OF MRS. MALA WADE WAS BEING CHARMED.
Monday between 12 and 1 o'clock one of the saddest incidents gracing the pages of the city's history occurred at the home of Mr. Charles Wade, 2629 Trinidad street.
The neighbor woke from waist with excitement at the home of Mrs. Hattie Wade was revealed to the crowd as they watched the former home of comfort burning down-to ashes with its mixture alone in her room pinned beneath the angry flames. The previous to the terrible crisis, Mrs. Wade informed her. Mrs. Rosa Taylor, her sister that she wanted her to carry Charles Etta, her little daughter to the parade, Mrs. Taylor, at the time knew that she. Wade would be all alone, to this end she (Mrs. Taylor) felt alone, to this end she (Mrs. Taylor) was all alone, to this end she (Mrs. Taylor) was all alone, that it is alleged, that Mrs. Wade insisted stating that she was feeling all right and wanted the baby to see her.
Mrs. Tayler then began dressing and afterwards, the little girl, he turned the little girl proceeded to the car line, they were overtaken and in front of the store, Mr. Labruzzo, proprietor of an grocery store, corner of Boll and Trilim, this statement to an Express representative. "My wife first informed me by camera, saying 'run quick, Mr. Wade,' the back of my store which is separated from the Wade home by a fence in its way through the front of the building, knowing that Mr. Wade knew that he had hurried him and got the horse and began shooting water on my store to safeguard it it caught, mother Wade was doing some laundry work for in at the building, knowing that mother Wade went in the burning building from the rear and was badly burned Mrs. Rebecca Fellows, 2620 Trilim, the first person to enter the burning building an attempted to escape, the angry fames was interviewed by an Express representative and made the follow-
The Colored soldiers and all Indians are all jubilant and are anxiously seizing Lose this tramway concession. The Colored seamen are the elevation of society and the community. All eye of the public is on the movement of the seamen and every move of Chairman J. P. Starka and secretary Wm. P. Vauain that this project may be hastened to the public. The assistant to the National Executive Secretary of Colored work is expected here longtime and makes its comparison.
SAMUEL RICE ACCIDENTLY
KILLED IN CHICAGO
Neva was received here Tuesday by Mr. and Mrs. Hicks announcing the death of their son, Samuel who was born in Chicago. Samuel Hicks was well known here and has several brothers all of which were in Chicago. Pennsylvania.
Miss Jimie Moran was in the
city Saturday from Hobart, cali-
brate, her brother and aunts, Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Morgan.
June 19th
By paying a small deposit and a small weekly payment you can have your Dress or Hat laid aside until you are ready for them. Call and see us.
1708 ELM STREET
WE SELL FOR CASH
BASE BALL
BLACK GIANTS ARE WINNERS IN FIRST FRACAS OF TEXAS LEAGUE SEASON.
Fully Three Thousand People Witness Games.
By J. A. Gustafson.
Before a ground of fully 3,000 enthilies the Dallas Black Giants copped an opening game of the Texas. The big crowd that packed Gardner's stadium was thrilled with scores of sweet men and women. By Alexander's Jazz Band. Populair wired through the "air to the crowd."
The old game started by Waco, an ingesting man in round 1. Waco scored 10, but the score, after which Davis and Bell, two his southmouth, settled down to battle Waco. The opposing batches on either side were introduced time after time "back
in the last half of round 5 the Giants came to life again. Mackey went out on a wild run, but the Giants outplayed. Soyla startling the drewworks with a double to deep center and scoring on Bailor's ball of Richardson's pass. The Giants took the local's youngest, settled in and hold the scoreers sorelled until the final round. In the seventh round, the local's youngest was by scoring two more tallies. Hill Jones bent out a hurt. Mackey got a life on Blackmack's foot. Mackey got a life on Blackmack's foot. Soyla again bringing up the heavy artillery by walloping one of the Giants. Soyla scored scoring Jones and Mackey.
Ball pulled out of a dangerous hole in the 8th frame, being brilliantly captured by the team, of which was the saving of this frame. The team was then threatened the locals; Smith was given a life on Spearmans wide throw and was sent to the ground to advance to third when Wade was done. Smith going to second and advance to third to Richardson. Smith going to second and advance to Richardson. Hammond on first and Smith on third. Pitchers Sanders and Sanders a draw a walk, choking the Sanders a draw a walk, choking the Sanders a count of nine, by the strike out route, then ending what appeared to be a draw. The visitors, however, succeeded in getting the ball, the locals, thereby giving theaints the big end of 5 to 2 count.
wam all but wrong Sunday,
they were, the eggs out in the
packages. Don't eat them.
Don't eat them. Don't eat them.
Don't eat them.
Last we forget, Bill Swing, commanding recovery and general salute, joined us in a sociation Blue's station in the gallery lad was there with the Do. Phiotomachus Monday Sunday was our most ever many days of
The sporting writers were all glad to see "Doc," as his presence meant two good Sundays together.
The press box was a dry spot in Dallas, Sunday, not even a battle of soda water was killed. Oh how the mighty has fallen.
Johannie Johnson left the barbershop and was shaving curves Sunday. Kaiser Richly graced the press box Sunday having left the Crown Prince Cup. Kaiser Jr. caps a Crutchle, the grand old man of base ball of yesterday was there for a two-week old kitten. Well, the game presented some challenges, but was seen in action for the first time and made quite an impression. He has a pretty good kick in that left his opponent wide open. The bushie look a little dim in a few months.
GOBBY SLOAN, BORNE Hiding hard right behind whose shoulder is right beside the maximum portion of the Glauca runs Sunday. Slaine's hating lamps were on, and the successful season and much is expected of him weilding a wicked wrist from nowhere and forth.
Spearmon played his usual game at the hot corner Sunday. Hooked everything in sight.
Hill Jones looks like a real, first bushman. He's getting 'em out of the air with the other, out of the air with the other, the boys are at Waco Sunday.
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House and lot in Atlanta, Texas, joining Mm. Owens and Roack's $900,000 house. $500 for room. For writer Mrs. Wm. Mitchell, R. P. D. 5. Box 85, Dallas, Texas.
WHY SUFFER CONSTIPATION.
Its Pure Fruit Compound. A fruit laxative vegetable. Prof. H. C. Forsyder's dyeway, that has aroused the interest of the doctors and druggists to recommend something else for chronic constipation, besides the same old thing. He also recommends a appetite. Rescues headache, bilaines, colds and indigestion. Send N510 in postage stamp or mail to the University of Maryland. Address H. C. F. Forsyder Co., 500 Indiana Ave. A, ant wars-treated. Drugs write for term.
DOINGS OF THE WAR CAMP COMMUNITY SERVES.
Since the Army and Navy are badly injured, Demobilized, War Camp soldiers are required to the discharged soldiers. An approximately two thousand Colored soldiers have entered the army and are being mobilized by the national headquarters of War Camp Community Service of the Colored soldiers and discharged in this city, primarily for the benefit of Colored soldiers and discharged in the welfare of the Colored pyle of Dahlia. The program for this work was initiated by John E. Mitchell, Executive Secretary of War Camp Service to the citizens of which J. P. Starka was chairman, and W. P. Yauch, secretary of nominating committee, has nominated to the executive committee an all-inclusive consisting of the following members:
Miles Norcum, Cha. T. Brackina,
Mrs. Eailea Cofield, W. B. Ewrigh,
R. S. B. Booker, J. P. Stark, Ms.
B. E. Reymold, J. P. Gibson,
THE AVENUE HOTEL
When in Port Worth shop at the new Avenue Hotel, there will have a nice place to eat and sleep. We have also a first-class barbershop, cleaning and pressing shop and shoe chalier parlor. Price reasonable. C. P. OUSLEY, Proprietor.
Mira, Wila B. Moore, Jas. L. Turner,
Miriam, Wila B. Moore, Jas. L. Turner,
Hamilton L. L. Runyan, Mrs. J. C.
C Praxier, G. L. Bowllen, Mrs. D. V.
Crawford, G. L. Bowllen, Mrs. D. V.
H. Dixon, B. Biddle Moore,
The executive committee has confirmed the nomination. This committee will review all activities of the department of Colored work of War Camp Community. A building on Elm Street, Colored of which will be announced on the day of the conference and will be completely remodified and as a community house. It will be charge of a local Colored as an assistant to the canteen, clan, janitor, griff workers, and probable other assemblants. The canteen hall, game hall, room, canteen, dormitory, shower, bath, manager visitors, visitor rooms and other facilities.
The work of War Camp Service among the Colored people here will be discharged soldier relating to allotment, house war risk insurance and obtaining employment, providing entertainments and recreation, and obtaining influence surrounding him. It will also have a competent trained Colored worker, who will organize the department, who will organize the Colored girl for constructive services, hygiene, recreation, social welfare, and in other ways conducive to the development of the communityhood among the Colored race. The community house be a community citizens to meet, and it is believed that it will serve a very potent influence for the Colored people.
GRAND DISPLAY OF DRAWING
AND WRITING BY PUPILS OF
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
On next Thursday afternoon May 1, at 4 p.m. in the High School Auditorium, the students of the drawing done by the pupils of the various schools from the Ist. to attend the exhibition is open to the public Free and both parents and friends are invited to come and inspect the work. A short program will be rendered to the students and artists, and a committee will invite to select the best work from each grade will also have the work of displayed. The authors of the drawing books used in the Dallas Public Schools, will deliver a short talk to the children. Collected High Elementary Department
Columbia High Elementary Department
Room 143, Room 150,
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Eddie Eddie Wes, Wiley and
Laura Ruza
At 8:30 o'clock the Easter program was rendered under the anspies of we ever witness, all enjoyed. She and her children went over the top, the pastor, the pastor, and the pastor, had two audiences. The rally of the Starlinin band was the Rocky Belle Wahine band rated the prize. Little Ernest Hammond next to the highest, Little Maude total. Total raised $123.90.
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“Vanity Pool” Starring Mary Mac Larcn \
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GRAND CENTRAL THEATRE
THURSDAY, MAY 1, "THE MAN OF MIGHT," Featuring William Duncan, Edith Johnson, Joe Ryan, supported by an all star cast. Also Tom Mix in a two reel Western Drama running with "THE MAN OF MIGHT." Every Thursday. Adults 17 Cents; Children 10 Years Old 11 Cents
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Sunday, April 27th The Red Glove
Featuring Marie Walcamp, Thomas Lingham and Alfred Allen.
A continued story every Sunday.
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
IN
He Comes Up Smiling
One of his latest five reel-western dramas; featuring Marjorie Daw, Kathleen Kirkham, Frank Campean, Herbert Standing, Albert McQuarrie and Bull Mogtana. Douglass Pairkanks, in the role of Jerry Martin, a tramp, or rather a young chap who tires of existence as a bank clerk and elects to follow the life of a knight of the road. His adventures on
Adults 17 cents; Child
THE FILM "THE FILM"
and Nanette are overloaded to be re-united, but their happiness is clouded by Brang, who is attracted to Nanette and makes love to her. Nanette, how ever remains real to John and repulses the attention of Brang. Then comes the war. News of the opening hostilities comes on the wedding day of John and Nanette. John is four other sons enlist for service with the Canadian forces. One after another all he John are "filled and misery comes into the home of the widow Patricia.
Then Nanette child comes to soften the grief of the mother and the anxiety of the wife. Presley the fifth son of the widow enlist. John's letters hone tell of the sufferings endured by French and Belgian children in the war and Nanette finally determines to go to their aid. She enlists in the Red Cross and is asked, but to duty in a convent in France. She sees her unshand, lows an aviator, but soon afterward he is brought down inside the German lines and is made a prisoner.
In the meantime Gens Strange becomes an officer in the German Army. In the advance on Paris, the Gernans takes the convent in which Nanette is on duty. Strang attacks her and terrifies fight develops. She succeeds finally in escaping to another son, and wars the door.
While John escapes from the German far prison and is the uniform of a German soldier who has been killed, starts for the convent. Nanette, safe for the time being behold a barred door, stands in horror as Strang pounds, at the door outside. She grasps a knife determined to plunge it into the loom. If the door yelps.
THE LATEST 1919 PICTURE
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THURSDAY, MAY 1,
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THE HERO - WILLIAM DUNCAN
In Washington he and The King of
Mighty supported by a alliance cast
including Edith Johnson and Joe R. an
THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS TEXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1916.
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JOHN HARRIS, MANAGER
ents; Children 10 years old
SPECIAL ATTRACTION Tuesday and Wednesday, April 29th and 30th Matinee Each Day at 2:30 P.M A Continued Show Until 11:00 P.M.
"The Heart of Humanity"
THE HEART OF HUMANITY, starting Dorothy Phillips and supported by Walt Whitman, William Stoval, Robert Anderson, Frank, Bresidwood, George Hackthorn, Gloria Joy, Margaret Mann and Pat O'Malley. In a little Canadian village lives Nannet, the ward of Father Michael. She is engaged to John, son of the widow Patricia. John is one of four other brothers, all of whom adore the little girl. John returns from c-lege, picking upon the way as a traveling companion. Oscar Strang John.
DOROTHY PHILLIPS
IN
"THE HEART OF HUMANITY"
TEST 1919 PICTURES ARE SHOWN AT THE GRAND NTRAL THEATR
AND THEAT
the big highway, and his final winning of the girl of his choice, are the elements of a story both mirth-provoking and interesting.
MONDAY, APRIL 28TH
The Silent Mystery
Featuring Francis Ford, Mae Gaston and Rosemary Theby, continued every Monday.
Get Away Kate
A two reel drama
The Land of Mystery
In "The Ghost of Slumber Mountains" the most startling, daring and fascinating picture ever-filmed. Herbert Dawley went back to the Dawn of Time to bring before our very eyes the animals that lived when history began.
ES ARE SHOWN AT THE ND THEATRE
"THE HEART of HUMANITY"
Allen Holbair's Super Production
Starring DOROTHY PHILLIPS
John, after killing two German guards, reaches the room in which Strang is struggling to open the door. There is a fight, and he kills Strang. He then forces the door open to that his wife has stabbed her. She does not die, however, and recovers after several weeks in a hospital. Nanette is persuaded to go back home, and there is a happy re-union. A story of love that passeth all undaunting. A great romantic picture you will never forget. Bring your whole family to see it. Love can never lose its own. Love of the mother for her children binds the thrones of God to his footstool upon the earth. Love, it is which triumphs over every evil and restores the world to tranquil peace. These and greater loves than those are centered in "The Heart of Humanity." This picture was shown to thousands at the Hippodone. Every one should see this soul stirring drama.
Adults 25c Children 10 years Old 15c
SEE THE FASTEST SERIAL
EVER PRODUCED:
Francis Ford
(in his Newest and Greatest Serial
THE SILENT MYSTERY™
IS THRILLING EPISODES
With Mae Gaston and
Rosemary Theby
Greatest and 'most' mysterious
plot and swiftest action of any
serial ever filmed.
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THE VILLAIN-JOE RYAN
in Viagrapt's bi serial, "The Man of Might" featuring William Duncan supported by six aliens cast including Edith Johnson and Joe Rose.