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THE U.S. STANDS SOLITARY AND ALONE AMONG CIVILIZED NATIONS OF WORLD TOLERATING THE SAVAGERY OF MOB VIOLENCE COLORED MUSICIANS HAVE CHICAGO CHARMED NEW YORK SYNGOPATED ORCHESTRA, LIEUT. EUROPE'S BAND AND 365TH INFANTRY BAND PLAYING ENGAGEMENTS IN LOOP·DISTRICT. THOUSANDS UNABLE TO SEGURE SEATS. ELITE OF WHITE SOCIETY ARE "MUSIC MAD." Chicago has literally gone "gene mud" over its offering of these three art installations. Even when the 366th band marches through the city, people of the town are still listening to the art installations it all the way. The audiences listening to the concerts are mixed and, in many cases, the city are ever present in boxes and other parts of the audience, where they are not. 'RACE MUST WORK' SO SAYS NATIONAL RACE CONGRESS He was sorry to say that in many instances the surgeon, especially of the female patient, had a square deal in France, and the white officers had carried their race with them. It is not easy to exhibit it when the occasion prevailed, but the surgeon was able to say to you that in the face of all of this our宝们 discharged their patients, died, and at the command The Dallas Express "This effort, though very expensive, is having the most wonderful effect in helping our Race," said Will Marock Cook to the Associated Negro Press. "We are showing the white people are capable of doing everything equally as well as any, if given an opportunity, are capable of doing everything critic in Chicago has said, without any strings, that the Colored musical organizations have it all over the country, and are sending music. They have said that the Race has not only the technique, but the music which are not equalled by any others. The European said to the Associated Negro Press; "Our efforts will be more and more appreciated as time goes on. People who never heard of the music which we are sending us, have acknowledged to a realization that we are human, as all others. It is a great future in the musical world, greater than ever before." The fact clearly, that music has its great place is the life of the nation. The young people it sends out the world are clearly, and with serious intentions." Leut. Noble Stause, the solitary of the young people it sends out the world, himself in the marvelous selections, and with serious intentions." Leut. Noble Stause, the solitary of the young people it sends out the world, himself in the marvelous selections, and with serious intentions." Thirteen Commandments," a poetical review of the second half of the book, about the beast, beaw, and beaw, and of which he was. marched into death like they were going into a banquet hall. "The world will give them credit Dr. Jerwinn told of his experience in getting over to France, his experience after he got over there, what he learned, and how the trenches, and how he was received by the men over there. His experience with bursts of applause and continuing he made a strong appeal to every man and women to rally to them. He said "We must do it ourselves," he said "and not depend on others for if we do we will be left. Invitations we be given to race loving man and woman to attend the next session of the National Convention he be held next October in Washington. Short addresses were made by Rev. R. C. Walker, A. C. "Kerner," W. A. Taylor, K. A. C. "Kerner," W. A. Taylor, K. A. C. "Kerner," Rev. R. L. S. Holloway, Rev. R. L. S. Holloway, manner was served by the lio TO DRECATE NEW BUILDING MAY 19TH TO 29TH. The n.w. building of the Spring St. Branch Association at the corner of 10th and 11th streets, bus. Ohio, the 10th of the building, of which Mr. Julius Rosenvald of the University of Michigan made May 19 to 25th. This building cost, including site, equipment, and gifts of material $180,000. Promotion will attend this celebration. This building has dormitories, cafeteria gymnasium, swimming pool, boys' club room, club room, men's lobby, billiard rooms, business room, social room, etc. It is said to be b. one of the finest buildings in the country. The chairman of the Board of Managers; Nimrod B. Allen, Executive Secretary; A. David B. Anderson, Director of Membership Secretary; W. Social Director and House Secretary; W. A. Mason, Boys' Work Director; W. M. Ragland, Office Secretary; MEETING KINGS MOUNTAIN STUDENT CONFERENCE. The Seventh Annual Session of the Kings Mountain Student Conference on Mountain N. C. June 16-18. Delegates are invited from over a hundred and a half countries. Great interest in the Conference is being held in all parts of the country. Negro economic and political have a great interest to all moral and cultural issues. in America, many delegates and speakers just from War service in this country and over seas will bring their expertise and numbers to the spiritual vision and numbers the Conference will all probability be the largest Colored Men's Student gatherment in the country. The Conference is being promoted by the Covered Men's Apprentice of the International Committees of Young Men's Apprentices, additional Sincerely yours. A. M. E. FOREIGN MISSION BOARD HOLDS SESSION "More significant than actual achievements is the living character of the church," he said year for year future realization. It is as if the war had stirred the imaginary church, and the church of the Christian church. The Methodist Episcopal church has adopted the centennial movement in connection with its centennial movement during the next two years for missionary work at the Episcopal church South, ratified the plans for raising $5,000,000 for the Southern Baptist convention is aiming at a $2,500,000 goal by 1920, and the Presbyterian church North, included the following additions to their curricula: $500,000; $100,000; $100,000 for Syria, and an increase in the regular budget of ten per cent also increased twenty-five new missionaries." At this point he pointed to his own contribution to missions. He spoke of the Home Mission, and the Foreign Mission, and had contributed twenty-five pressed thanks to the various districts, conferences, and other missionary agencies, and had contributed already. He reported that the receipts of his department had been $100,000, and the revenue $5,004.13, balance $2,016.57. Negroes Not Returning To South AMERICAN AND SOUTH AFRICAN SOLDIERS CLASH (The Associated Negro Press), London, Aug. 7 - In a clash at the Winston Churchill repatriation camp between Americans and South Africa, the Americans scored scores of American were injured, according to a local dispatch. The camp was located in the British Army, and it feeling between the Americans and the British blacks have extorted for some time to the British Army, to sound to one of their strong arm methods of "keeping the blacks in their shadows," the British said, to sound to the loyal Irishers. The Britishers pouenced upon the Americans with sticks, and things were broken, and the troops and police took a hand. It is believed, however, that the uprising was less serious, and they will be leaveer leaves the nation so severely alone. Republican Club Changes Name (The Associated Negro Press), Columbus, O. May 7—Indemnation no more than $100,000 to be received by the Civil Rights in the legislature. The Woman's Rep- ublican club of which Mrs. Kroger has its name to the Independent Political club, and their members declare candidates, regardless of party, who meet out justice to all. The vulnerable pastor of Seventh Street Method Episcopal church, in a public address declared: "I will not be a candidate himself. Republican from head to feet, will get my vote until after he has has declared himself on the question of equal and equality." The Cincinnati Enquirer, daily, is responsible for the statement that the Republican leaders were back of the opposition, with a threat that if the bill were passed in the next election. Colored Church Raises $10,000 In One Day (The Associated Negro Press). The church is probably one of the most remarkable "one day finish" financial ditto as ever carried on the country, was made in 1910, and is the greatest generation of Tuberclean Church in this city. Over $10,000 in recent rally. The upstart church structure nearing completion will be worth more than $10,000 when completed and is institutional in character. I. W. W. Forces Active Among Tennessee Negroes. (The Associated, Negro Pre-Asia, Chantacoa, Team, Tenn. M-8-Indulious propaganda is being scattered by I. W. W. ams. on Nc. W. ams. and various placees, to insate a war against the white, according to Judson Buchanan, a well known white man, who is the founder of the Manufacturer Association. Colored Man Sits On Jury In County Court. The (Associated Negro Press), first time in twenty years a Colored man, H. R. Cobba, sat on a jury in the court. The案 was a dangero- nous one. Detroit In "The Promised Land" (The Associated Negro Press). Detroit, Mich. -- The Associated Press accorded to R. Ragnall, an inaugural minister, that "true democracy" has not been achieved and should be about in recent years. This happened recently in Detroit, according to R. J. Ragam: "Get out of hers and go in the gallery where you belong." "It is the greeting %26%26 a Negra Liente-Man." "You're a woman." "And two women around." received when he started to go down stairs in one of our Detroit theaters. "It is a damned poor sort of gratitude we have to give," he said, "to someone he said with hatteriness." A Neuro Corporal with a Cade de Guerre on his breast, and a lingerie gun unloaded in the dugout, arrived in Detroit hungry. We went into a restaurant and a arogner who was a sneaker and a sneer and said "We don't serve niggers in here." Duly things of this sort occur in Detroit. It seems, however, that Michigan has a better element among the whiten who are determined among the legaturet that has just passed the Civil High bill which will make the state more expressive in Henry Ford's state. Ten Years For Tiredness. Washington, D. C. May S.-Golonel S. T. Ansel, former acting judge advocate general, who brought about the investigation of the system of injunction by courts-martial in the case of Secretary Bakter that no injunction prevailed, has and called to his attention the case of Charles Griswold, who was charged with punishment at the Atlanta penitentiary for no other reason that he was physically unable to do his work. He was born on his brother's cell, the youth says. "In the terrible hot climate we work at building roads in the brookland area, and then for two hours drill in the sun with 75 pounds of stone on our backs. We have to fatigued we can hardly get to mess. On the eve of May 21, 1818, when we were mounted to do double time to supper, being in that fatigued condition and not feeling physically good, we were sent to the above and only season, we were court-martialled and sentenced to ten years in the Atlanta penitentiary. Dallas High School Honored. Washington, D. C, April 29, 1919. Prin. of the Colored High School. Dallas, Texas. Dear Sir: Tre Committee on Secondary Student Affairs and School, with pleasure, one scholarship with pleasure, one scholarship $600 for the year 1919-20 to the graduating class of the Colored High School, upon the following conditions: 1. That the applicant be not over twenty-one years of age. 3. That the applicant fulfill all the conditions for entrance to the Program, health and scholarship as well as laid down in the catalog of 1918. 4. That the applicant be certified by the Principal as being fit in character, health and scholarship to participate in the Program. 5. That the names of each applicant and a certified statement as to his character, health and scholarship be mailed to the Kwantlen District before July 1, 1919. 6. That the applicant right to draw at the end of the Autumn or Winter Quarter, the unexpired year, the work and cost of the recipient are not malicious, oxy. 7. WALTER DYSON, yours. WALTER DYSON, Chairman. Predicts Infux Of 2,000,000 Foreigners. (The Associated Negro Press), Chicago, Ill., May 7. — Abraham Lincoln treats the day as an important treaty of the Y. M. C. A. stated in an address this week that an average weekly attendance of 15,000 people this country, in a short time, annually, for a period of fifty years, when here he will be 180,000,000, practically unreachable. He heated that the matter will be looked at economically, only. This is the case in the ropean countries, cases of the war's devastation, will be unable to supply them. He announced, "Only Japan and China furnish the answer to the labor problems. Therefore, they are bound to cool, coalesce and all and they will be able to supply them. I believe they will internship, with our people as other immigrants are able to work. We will be quite quently marry our university girls now. They will over ride racial prejudice, literacy cata and every other AT NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON LYNCHING. JAS. WELDON JOHNSON SAYS, "THIS COUNTRY CAN BOAST OF ATROGI-TIES THAT WOULD CAUSE ENVY IN THE HEART OF THE MOST BENIGHTED TURK." "The United States today stands solitary and alone among the civilized nations of the world that tolerates intolerance and infamy of mob violence. TWO LYNCHINGS USHER IN THE NAT'L CONFERENCE John R. Shilliday, secretary of the National Conference on Lysingh, will be in Carnegie Hall Monday, result in telegrams to the governors of two Southern States, one of whom, Fulton County, will be the call to the Lysingh Conference. The telegrams will be sent by the National Association for the Advancement of Colorized People, are as follows: Hon. Hugh M. Dorsely, Gow. Atlanta, Ga. The committee of National Conference on Lysingh upon call of more than one hundred twenty members with bodies and will be armed people, according to press dispatches, lynched 'victim being attacked her sister and four 'wife' men. National Association for Advancement of Colorized People mand that legal authorities proceed energetically to accordIdentity of victim to trial. Nob worked in Jay time. It should be possible to identify him. all hate and prejudice will go forward in animity, in sympathy and mutual cooperation. We will work to and so solve justly the misfortune of the future." Address of James Whelan Johnson, Filed Secretral National Association Advancement of Colored People, and Filed Secretral National Conference on Lynchage. Monday Evening, May 6. "The impression has been fostered in this country that the lynching of Negroes in the South and the crime of lynching in the South have protected against lynching, southern newspapers have called up officers to lynching, leads to lynching. Such editorial sentiments are intended to foster in the South the idea that rape and the lynching of Negroes in the South seek the relation. charge of fire. In the last five years, 1918, 325 Negroes were lynched in the United States, and only 28 of them were African-American. In 1817, in New York County, the Grand Jury indicted 27 persons for rape in the first degree. This is nine more than in the five year period, which included the total number of charges of alleged attacks of every character upon women. "I ask not only black Americans but white Americans, are you not ashamed of lynching? Do you not want to be ashamed of thinking that this is the only civil country in the world, no, more than a human being may be tortured with hot irons and then burned alive. The nation today is girl, not to lead the country, but to support of the weak against the strong; well. Tell you it can't happen and this outnumberes in its own mind. "A great deal has been said about the atrocities committed during this war, but there are millions, of intelligent Americans who do not know, who are not aware of the ever great atrocities we are committed in this enlightenment, land that would cause envy in the heart of the most benttalked U.S. Hon. L. O. Pleasant Gov. Baldwin Rouse, Le. (The Associated Negro Press). Chicago, Ill. May 6.—Special armament are to be introduced to Tulare College institutes during the commencement. This will be one of the most interesting trips in the history of the school. Make a side step at Nahville on the return. Attendance from Cleveland, Detroit, Indianaapolis, St. Louis and Kansas City will join the party, which is belonged up from Chicago. These students will be invited to write Kill A. J. Aenes, Uncle Manager, the Chicago Defender, 55th Street, Claude A. Inoue, President, the Chicago Press, M.I. S. Clark Street, TEXAS TOWNS Mirna Slowin Ligin of Denton was in the city last week visiting relocation sites in New York and Ernestine Phillips are visiting friends in Minneapolis, Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Slowin, and Ms. and Mrs. of their daughter, Mrs. C. Willem, Mr. Frank Overton has returned from Camp Travis, Mrs. Martin has returned to Dallas. Mr. T. L. Welch or Wichita Falls, a member of the Famous 10th Division, as served dayn here with relatives, and friends. The American Wooden hold encreasing exercises at the C. M. E. church, April 27. Quite a number. Covered the reception roomed the teachers and paired them with the students. The L. B. B. cluck Mrs. McBush, Mr. and Mrs. B. cluck Mrs. McBush, Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Moore entertained recently at dinner Miause M. Miause, Glen Burr and M. Miause. The following homes have been made happy by new arrivals: Mr. Tom Phillips, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Alice, a girl; Mr. Mary Phillips, a girl; Mrs. Mary Phillips, a girl; Mrs. Holley left for Jasminville; we extend the District Board. MAY BRANL. May Perry, May 6, 2015 school is 6 a.m. professionally financially and spiritually. Bertie was well prepared. Mr. Brilley was carried to Winkabackle, where she underwent Mr. Mackenzie, Hall waited Maxa- machele, day in day out, her friend, mrs. W. Hines. Mr. D. Norm at delivery, gave pasture on D. Norm's behalf. Req'ts vary wholesome. D. Norm's wife, was brought out. Mons. W. Hampson, wife of Norm, was brought out. V. T. L. Narman are willing workers to raise money to pa-cha- ne. Mr. W. Hines Thompson resides at often on Sunday morning from his bureau. He invites the art of pa- chane to the church. We raised his Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Davis of Cov- leby, a a very successful wife, who wished to have a son to the church. We raised his Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Campbell of Covleby, a a very successful wife, and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Henry. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Locke- t, a brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mary McNeil McNeil of Terrell waited Sarah Bunner also. Rev. Sidra of Henry was with us. Rev. Sidra was pro- ceeded another soul stirring service in the sun. PAGE TWO DENTON. MAY PRAIRL RICHARDSON. with a birthday party Thursday evening Freeman is here in the interest of St. Johns Orphanage, Austin. His work with the orphanage was a great spirit of service. He is the financial. Prof. R. E. Goodwin of Dallas is in the city visiting. Miss Lizra Dickson and Mr. Clover Hunker spent time with the children. Mrs. Josee McMillion, Grand Matron O. K. H. is in charge for a few days. Miss Mammie L. Cox of Furis is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Glaze Lazer. Mrs. Artila Brown and Mr. Wash Johnson married Sunday evening. Rev. Manson Taylor, is on the slick hat. Jacksonville, Texas, May 8–Rew T. B. Johnson, pastor Sweet Union Dipstit church filled his regular appl sion Sunday. Services were attended. Mr. Charlie D. Steel visited his mother in Marshall, Sunday, don't forget the news after Pamie Mae Hale wrote a letter to the school, closing it. William J. of Chicago writes his mother, Mary M. Aje Johns and says he will be there. Mrs. M. Rikke Els of Dallas is illiterate and lives in Houston. Mr. H. M. Gerald has moved to San Antonio, Texas, and Mrs. W. White of San Antonio, Texas, and Mr. T. Gerald has moved to Houston. Mrs. H. Gerald has moved to street灯. First Porter of over sixteen spots at Providence Baptist Church night. Mr. H. Keez of San Antonio has rented a set of courses on Hays University. Mr. Keez of San Antonio or Sandhill, Cal., is stopping with them. Mr. Tanner Wilmott is indulged Miss Addie Vance of Houston is in our city. Rev. M. A. McNemack is attending at Elmo Grove Baptist church. The reporter was on the ground in Houston. He is attending at Elmo Grove and his Army of Defense. WILMOTT, BRIAN. Washington, Miss. Amy Els G. R. Waterson and her Sunday school to a crowded house Sunday. Rev. I. H. Hewlett was in JACKSONVILLE. ATLANTA. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1919. King, somewhere, in town Friday, Miss Willie Coach is on the sick list. Coach Owl, Ms. and Mr. Dave Williams has purchased a co-lent storm house. Mr. Williams envises you for shelter in time of storm. Mr. Fili Hecker is ill at Traton. DARTING, PIERCING SCIATIC PAINS Mr. Ben Luper was more Sunday night. Mrs. Lucy Burt's in here visiting Mrs. Fred Jackson, her sister. RIESEL Holez,瑟. May 8. - Services were well attended at New Zion, Rising Sun and Nazaren, Sunday. Starring people seemed to be enclosed with the Holy Spirit. Rev. John Shaw people seemed to be enclosed with the Holy Spirit. Rev. John Shaw work Sunday at New Zion, Sun. "You must be Born Again." Rev. Parke spoke at New Zion, Sun. "You must be Born Again." Nazaren Sunday night. There were several distinished visitors from New Zion, Sun. "You must be Born Again." Nazaren Sunday night. There were last week visiting relatives. The mother's program forged the Mother's Day program for New Zion Sun. 11, 1919. Mr. Willey Mrs. who has been attending. Mr. L. E. Dorsay, Mr. Almanaque. Rev. John Smith were at Rosebud, Sun. reported WEATHERFORD. GILMER. Church Notes--Rev. Jones was at the post of daily Sunday, accompanied by his wife, Mary, for the day #464. Sunday schools were well attended at the church, and the rally was on out at Summerfield, R. E. W. Johnson, pastor, the rally was pulled off at Friendship Baptist church, also拍外. A. Ingram and wife located out to Friendship in their house. The funeral of Rev. McHugh at Friendship of Rev. Jones was attended at Sunday, the Major McHugh of this week. Gilmore was visited here Friday with airplane which attracted many people. A caravan in the city this week. Mrs. D. H. Watson has been called, to the hedge of her sick father. McKINNEY. McKinney, Texas, May 8, Mr. Wr., Powell, wife and daughter and O. L. McKinney of V.A. Abruzzo, school class of 1945, school closed Friday at Melissa, Mrs. Beaulah Daven spent Sunday with the students of the school service all day at the Arlington Church. The pastor preached a good sermon at 10:30 a.m. Rev. John 12:35, Rev. Mattheus preached for the pastor, Rev. Will. Ann. WHARTON Wharton, Pennsylvania 4, May 15, Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Bone have gone on business trip to Matagorda. Rev. Ferguson fill his public school. Rev. Bone preached a great sermon he took for his text. The "New Life." published for the history book, used for the history book, Mr. Henry. Thomas has subscribed to the history book. She Stewart has r-mailed him a model book. Mother's day and the various Sunday schools all meet at Zothner University. Mother's day and a Union Schoonov.edu web site. BIG SANDY. Mr. Sandra. Texas, May 4 — Sunday was a nice interview day at the Army Museum, the Army Museum and the band on the campus, which rushed it 14. Rev. Kargalade was at his post, Presidential an interview session Sun Morning, night, notched "Cah. Tens Dry Bones Live" just a Cah. Tens Dry Bones Live. Just a Cah. Tens Dry Bones Live. After visiting relatives for two or three days, Mr. Sherman Forman visited a disheveled Camp Bowie, and is at home. Their friends are very much delighted to have them Mrs. Betella Gibson is all unites this week. Over her husband, M. Trommie Gibson visiting her from FT, Worth. Everybody seems (a.k.a. good) to see their parents on Saturday. I will leave L. Sphyrhops in. I will express every daylight evening deliveries to your door for 6 weeks, a week before your next trip. GREENVILLE. Greenville, Tex., May 8 - Sunday was high day for the game, with the Tigers winning 10-9. It appears that new rules put on hold the distribution of the rubber pants. For A. A. W. 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DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1 ‘noon for Bartlett, their futars host, erry with, tho he ood” wishes oi i ‘Butler closed alsa‘ Aerie Butler, closed, mc comful school term ane riduy a Soom Suny vttors tom ‘Taylor ‘witnessed the occasion, ‘Mua Bale ill aa. open & rt vate choo! fo the pune "Mn 1B, Moore lose het acho at Riots ‘Croming rida. wth Bintan previa" exerci Many persons fom Taran wor present St Fe Arwolé i inal he irs, Biome, Van Zandt ands eurntery anes Hobbie nad Tonle vit fr Bi Pam, J ‘i puble school vas surpende wetay Sad ol chs a pot ’i7Aad turner be etut cas shets hore In Aston, afr Siiet at ace i i Fhaanah ook ar Hooke” othe feturmed. wid tems for iat a SSverat weeks, “sn Zorine Mullin returned ter Bowe in Ghburne “har DAs Sot of allan, wan th resi of ihe mambertay of Ari pte church the weck-nd and de inered {wo etalon sermonn Ban ay d'p mh aaa an ntventing tite napa.” Mrs” Ferenc Slat me Prof MM: Rodgers gt Dalian wn fags bie stay bo. woragped a ME Aria ite dlivered aorta Aga which was very ‘approDcat $5 welltaken "Tas ray conducted by the Hon stlngn Sites ML. 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PEARL AND ELM SUITS MADE 70 YouR PANTS. 3B ORDER N24 HOURS iw ra HAVE SOFT, STRAIGHT BAIR UKE PHOTOGRAPH BELGV | i Lo e ae i hs rie te a eo SMe ae 9 ah | ‘See Foy ‘ : ow Ne ald 7 iby Using PLOUGH’S Toate Dressing; ees =a ee a Sterkckdtsspr em aude he at fl PLOUGH CHEMICAL CO, Memphis, Tey indi Be sie le ie ae een ae i: Yaa a ( ps { ‘ \’ } ay SA ae caihaneaeetal Bet ba were t eg ai ot 0S co. = port, La, hi. : ad <a & cf Dallas, Tens i . ee 2 a 3a ce Ss ae ram - i as ma centring gi ae COVTELD, Secret Go to church tomorrow. It will help you. ____ Some might reason arguments are being made today by certain white men who are against the soldier's vote. The burden of the application of the vote is the soldier's vote. The burden of the application is given his vote; but that not many African-Americans who were soldiered will be given the right to vote. The leaders of the pro-programs are the most part made up of men who are old or too scared to fight, and but not the colored about whom the other men are jealous and victim of German knot. It is unconceivable that the men in the question in the men's question, in any measure. The fact the use of the vote is not extra caution, the question of the soldier's vote, but that they should be allowed to no disguise democracy. The men who think the Colored soldier should not vote today, should be kept free from Election yesterday. They best day in court to show them what it was on the battlefield, the soldier, for the best place to have shown it was on the battlefield. They call now to underestimate to sing the Colored man from behind the benches of the hall to fight, bleeck and die. We are braving with the past history to fight, bleeck and die. We are braving with the past history to fight, bleeck and die. that future here in this country, now will show us alike the supreme colors of the sky will be to the great good in the great war. Americans part in the trial war will give it the place in the world to stand to defend the rights of secede nations of people because of their culture or religion, or color or race, but full, full, full. Already and all the things which will be mentioned in it in 1846 are now encountered in every branch of the army and in all the laws of law and other legal principles, before the triumphant man of human justice and equality. The Dallas Earreens read history when he says, not its pity, and, as he says, not its injustice. The future. The effort to make an insecure place for any industries, lawsuits and political elements in the world, that should thus be confirmed to the limits of forgotten attempts to rob LYPHING MUST GO. The agitation now going on more or less throughout the country on the subject of lynching is likely. Lynching must not be. Although short-term measures are being taken to prevent lynching a measure to our country still nevertheless, the inmance still remains. The inmance is spurred rites roughhed today all over the republic. In every quarter nearly and openly about it. It is glittered with the blood of the Afro-American, the blood of the African-American, the Afro-American can be found. When one rides in a white newspaper a protest against lynching be in effect. The rides are not of lawlessness which ends with the rope or the faint. It has no purpose or meaning. The small crime of the almost holy doctrine of separation of the crosses and the saints is not intended to teach the white man, that because he is white, he is supernate, that because he is black, he is colored man, that he is by nature an inferior; and yet unites this preacher in lynching. The act of lynching cannot be stopped. Such are the conditions, which white men have made and under which they can live to this country—the land of the free and the home of the. We submit that the *past* of the white man against his hirsute and masculine nature are victims, can not be stopped by them until they change their behavior. The white man is a humo, but he even if white men fall and refuse to include it. The *e* can be a way for white men to the scaffold to live the right from the scaffold to the right. HAD TROUGHT IT OUT. "THE NO TROUBLE NEGRO." THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1919. Studies the Signs of the war, Departure of Orca Taken a Peep at the of Beaumont--Tell Story of the Wor- Arthur by the Sem- bee and Eats a B the dawn by Pale Experience. With Walter--Speaks at hand Quarter and Daugh, County, Y the Christians at Temperance Now to Come. Don't Laugh. Somewhere in Louis 1919--I have had a hers of late. I have been sick, at the t big with events. I only surprised at U The above is a likeness of Mr. Henry Johnson of Longview, Texas. He was a member of the Johnson Hotel, the station in Longview, where the travel agent purchased the Johnson Hotel, near the station in Longview, where the travel agent purchased the Johnson Hotel, near the station in Longview. NEGRO KILLED AFTERWOUNDING18 Plaza, Texas, May 14 - Thomas Enrya, a Negro, is dead and eighteen persecute are suffering from platoon fire. The Negro is regarded as serious, as a result of a fight lasting about three hours in the house, where he deceived citizens by being bystanders and by officers here this morning. The Negro was shot down in the door of a house, where he deceived citizens by being bystanders him, after having shot his wife and wounded several others. The wounded are: George City, Marshal, shot in stomach. Eugene Baldwin, County Commissioner, shot in face. Sheriff Ed Blakeman, shot in shoulder, Fricken, shot in face, Pey Oliver, shot in face, David Redell, shot in shoulder, Roy Robbins, shot in face, Roy Robbins, shot in face, Baylah Salmons, shot in face, P. N Hartert, shot in face, Midge Hartert, shot in face and Midge Harrington, shot in face and Louis Davis, shot in arm. Joe Harrington, shot in arm and George Good, shot in nose. Emily's wife, shot in left breast. Nancy Parker, shot in calf of Midge Harrington. Will Watts, stands in finger, Stands off Fose. City Man James Ward, wounded in the abdomen when he attempted to arrest Embrery, after he shot his wife. Vance fired twice at the N.Y. police station before they took refuge in the house of Frank Brooks, a Negro. A pose. Town, advanced upon the house. The Negro immensely opened fire, which killed Brooks. Several hundred shots were fired into the house, breaking every window pane, but none found in an attempt to fire the house was made, but the crowd was unable to handle it, and sent to Richardson to retract dents with which to blow up the building. Nero appeared at the door and fired a number of shots into the row. He shot at the door with bullets, but he continued to fire as he fell, and discharged his weapon with a bullet. He was taken in a plot and taken to town. Emily J. walt about an hour after hitting his body. He attempted to about W. M. Edea, a sectarian forman for whom he had worked, while standing not on feet, feed away. Both her and his feet were hit. Pine Marshal Brough to Ballas. J. V. Fance, Mamaral of Marshal was brought to Dallas and placed in St. Paul Ballasmarity yesterdays. Dr. J. Paul Ballasmarity was said had right that he was resettled easy and a good chance to McKinney, People John in Field. McKinney, Texas, Texas Tex. 6-26th McKinney, Texas, the only McKinney, Texas, officer wounded in the shooting of Teresa Plano in a mating call in a long batte. Shiffrid Shiffrid alhawari were officers in his shoulder. Practically absent in his shoulder. Practically physicist and scores of officers and platoon to assist in the shooting. — Dallas News. Secret Agreement to Go to the Aid of France in Any Future War Received With Alarm. BY SNEIL BMITH Washington, April—Much criticism has been directed against President W. E. B. Johnson, the name of his reported williams at Vernalite to plunge to the United States. Britain and France to go to war in the latter in any future war, in direct delitation of the long established and traditional policy of Washing- Not only is this future departure in the direction of participation by the American people in the common war, but it is required as an indication of lack of faith by the President himself in the efficiency in preventing future conflicts. It is also thought to be a concession that, as exemplified the authority of the President, the United States should fight side by side against Germany and might also act so that it would be so personal as to make imperative of the United States' obligation in these cases, especially in dealing in While this construction of the league as amended is not surprising to the Senate, it is quite certain that the intention of the Senate, and the intention of the opponents of the covenant to at all hazards protect American sovereignty and rights, is not any ideal conception which would not be able to withstand the continuing threats of the United States. Japan's ambition to dominate the Pacific and control the trade of Eastern Europe and the United States, is taken as an evidence of this, as is also England's control of a fourth of the territory of the United States, and its desire to dominate the commerce of the entire world in conflict with the interests of all nations in all nations in commercial development; not because the aims of this country are sofaf, but because it The American-British-French prom- sure at Vernalite in the basis of a de- sire on the part of many Democratic leaders, and in secret in spite of the President's oft-repeated declaration in favor of "open covenants openly arrived at" the convention, the session should be conducted in the open, so that all the people may know and understand what it means to be a citizen, and they have the votes to enforce it that this principle shall not go to the wrong end of self-determination of small people. Negro Soldier Clubbed For Asking To Be Served At White Fountain. Atlanta, Ga. May 8—That there is to be show down for "equal treatment" of all prisoners in the race in the event of them not being granted, is more and more apparent from dry to dry. At Atlanta, a returned soldier from France, went into a drug store to make some purchases, on the way to the French embassy, the delibitous surrounding of France, and forging that he was in the late cline of Georgia, stopped at a soda shop, and drank. Fornoting all Biblical admonitions with refrence, "If thine enemy is a soldier, Powell, a white clerk, a beet, but from beneath the counter, and soldier's head, Heene was picked up in unexcible, taken to Grassy Hospital, and later to his quarters at a prison." Heene was arrested for "disorderly conduct." O. Is daily newspaper from Maco telling of the story says: "White this is the first police court case growing directly out of an attack on the part of returnees from the war so far as is known, it has not been passed or jailed for serval wrestlers, railway stations, and other public places in Atlanta, that there is a marked difference in the deportation of the Negro soldiers toward the white race on the part of the Negro soldier as he will prior "against" them and the Negro soldier has come back from abroad." Oklahoma Indians Sue Govern- ment For $3,006,000. OLD REGULAR Studies the Signs of the Three After a Sojourn at Orange for Easter. Takes a Peep at the Tiring City Bake. Takes a Story of the Wonder City-Port Arthur by the Sea-Excelsior to Sli- ce and Eats a Duel Dinner at The Wonder City-Port Arthur with Experience With a Small Town Walk-Speaks at Carroll, Hallow- land Quarter and Union Marvell with Experience With the Christmas at Stamps, Ark, on Temperance Now and Judgment to Come. Somewhere in Louisiana, April 28, 1813. I have had a varied experience have of late. I have been studying the history of the war with events. I have been agreeably surprised at the interest I have had in world affairs. Everybody knows that President Wilhelm is out of the country, and that he should be here attending to the business of the people who elected him. Everybody has found out that he will have finished will have exactly the strength of a rope of sand. Everybody has was inferior to the man who ever Colored man, even to the bootheel has found out that his words were infamous. Everybody has been recognized as white hustle hustle the Colored soldier because he was not a coward in France. Everybody has found out that he was not a coward in France. Everybody has found out that he was not a coward in France. Everybody will find out that it will have People are reading and remembering all they read. People are discovering, what I call the "No trouble Negro." He is a cousin to the "White Folk" The latter has been confined to the limbs of forgotten montrelltes, the former will pass the same objection. Everybody knows that Everywhere, the people are taking lessons in how to love liberty and obtain freedom. Every孕期 provides a brighter day. Justice is marching. Upon the invitation of Mr. Mack Harma, an independent member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Jesus, the Arthur, at 10:00 a. m., April 22, with the Seasonturm Institute, which has that number of minutes. Here I met a bunch of live ones—every one of them was a student of the advice of V. Hanna and told the Business School together that he was leading Baptist churches. It was V. Hanna's night of a trash-movie, a morning of a meeting of some 600 people. I had the pleasure of addressing a meeting of some 600 people. The meeting was an invitation to return on June 19th and deliver the principal parish In Port Arthur, if all the white Artsman Trust, to day you would love to do your own things: a camp of $250 American Woodsmith with C. W. Pound in con- tainer, and a camp of $250 yellow reary; two gold Yellow legoe. G. O. Sack, 7 years; J. Sack, 8 and Sack. Port Arthur. Enterprises and Profession - Dr. T. C. Breckman and Dr. P. R. Stewart. Barsbear, proprietor; Barbershop-Gibson's barbershop; Henry Gibson, proprietor; Freeman's barbershop; Will Armitage, Prop. Oriental Will Armitage; Combination ice cream parlor, H. Debney, proprietor; Butee's pressing shop, H. Debney, proprietor; Hughes, proprietor; Edward Groery, J. Edwards, proprietor; principal; K. Edwards, proprietor; principal; M. Heat Market, W. L. king, proprietor; Zeek's Transfer Bar, M. H. Hamm, proprietor; Favorite restaurant, Ogeen McGivn, proprietor. principal; Tammany, Henry Albert, proprietor; Harrison, Washington, Gilman, proprietor; Week's Grocer Co. Chas, weeks, proprietor; Tammany, Henry Albert, proprietor; Harrison, Washington, Gilman, proprietor; Week's Grocer Co. Chas, weeks, proprietor; Tammany, Henry Albert, proprietor; Harrison, Washington, Gilman, proprietor; Mehoney's Cleaning, Barber's proprietor; Harrison, Washington, Gilman, kitchen, Susie Carter, proprietor; Dave's proprietor; Carter's rooming house, Susie Carter, proprietor; Longhaven, I. L. a. valuation of property $3,000. will return to the address to deliver property address on June 19, under auspices of the Bus. Pier, Port Arthur is in the park. I had an all day ride from Fort Air Force基地 arrive April 22. The team mentioned was that at Sillibe on the Sinai company, the company has provided the team with a laptop. The place consisted on a long counter, reasonably clean. Flies and mosquitoes were present. absence. I was hungry and when the young Colored water gave me the bill of fare and I ordered a dolphin. The dolphin brought it back. The following dialogue took place: "Hi, sitter, you dun order a dollar's water. You doun mean dat does yer?" "No, that is not read." "What is yer read?" queried the autofilled Sengan-ben. "I am from Dallas." I may replay. At night 10:00 o'clock by the "new time" as the natives call it, I beg a wave to the a splendid audience, drawn aline from the country and the town. My wife, the Reconcilation of the World. The address was well received. The chant was delightfully and Rw Har-thera in the sixth and seventh trousels and amo to be in the neighborhood, bell tailed in heaven to be very naked. Kolland's Quarters. Thursday night, April 24, I addressed the citizens of Holland's city of Carthage, the country from Carthage. A thousand were in and out of the building, Mrs. Sims, and assistants were dressed big time, big time, big time. Jno. Chadwick, presided. We met in Beaton "Moonlight" building, beaten up by Chadwick. It is a mighty man award Holland Quarter, rich and infinite. Chadwick is a famous neighborhood, contain a large number of Colored men. Beaton is also big man in these parts and is an organizer, who enjoys the confidence of the people. Laleen Murrell. Church of St. John the Baptist, I visited. I reached there, in the day time on. Friday, April 25, after having lunch, I saw a group of souls in the church full of ufe and dwm. I was the guest law of Row, I. P. Hammond. Carthage Gray and others. I spoke to a full house springing up to ask about the world, the Mergers' part, the Address, and the good work I did some good. I joined the group. I did some good. Union Murvall, in a prosperous community about the people, said: "We are the people who are the people who are the people." Many own fine farm, automobile and live stock. Union Murvall, is marching up the street. Stamps. Ark. I arrived here Sunday morning, April 27 to deliver the principal address at the First Anniversary of the Buchanan Baptist church, the I have known Rev. Neil for nearly forty years. He was my mentor, the same name Black Spelling Book away back in Minneapolis, long before Jeff Kramer, his other infatuated, went to take up his silent chamber in the regions of the dead. From a child, Rev. Neil should have been called to the ministry was a thing to have been expected, but also for me. I was of the old earl-sarah. I take this opportunity to encourage knowing a good preacher when they see him. They made no mistake in calling Rev. Neil. In doing so, I do not miss his feet for paddles, nor his arms for wits. His strength is not in his arms, but in his feet. Coupling them with a faith which will not shrink and plaining them in an upright life, he is doing a mighty job. He is a mighty man in Arkansas. And as the years go by and as he in better understood, the people will Rev. J. H. Reeves, born in the Lone Star State, now pastor at Hope, carried the brotherhood by faith to carry the brotherhood to the great delight of their humane souls. They feasted by the way. The church have done credit to any of the choirs in the great churches of Dallas or Houston. I took dinner with them, a favorite of lives here, but I made my home with Dearborn Harrison and his new town, and is coming to the front. Shreeport. I am now on the K. C. train bound Shreeport. I must quit this story. REV. W. R. JACKSON, The Reverend W. R. Jackson, Pastor of Mt. Trumph Baptist Church of Losteer, Okla., M. in Dallas, assisting Pastor B. Allison Wilson of Macedonia Baptist church in their great Gospel Campaign. Large crowds attend the meetings and great interest in being magnificent. Rev. Jackson holds the unique dualism as having served most of Taft, Okla. He is a Teenager by birth and education and has medics in her. In less than 5 days, 25 souls have awaittaken. Before the meetings are closed a great success is predictive. Rev. Jackson will preach his farewell sermon on Wednesday night in the hall as he meets to hear him in his last meeting. He is a public spirit young Minster who deep interest in the welfare of his race. $5,000 Reward To "A Negro Is In Everything." The Associated Negro Press). Alabama, Ga. May 7. The old emigrant had a tragic realization here when the explosion of an internal machine, sent to the home of former Senator Robert F. Kennedy, injured of his wife, and their Colored maid, package, comin', through the mail, was opened by the maid, on the request of Mrs. Hardwick. It was supposed to contain pencils. The machine exploded. Both hands of the maid were blown off, a hand and a maidwick was injured over the face. The maidwick was injured over the face. It was an attempt by Bolshevik to get rid of him, because of his attribution to the white woman he was in the white GOING INTO THEIR NEW CHURCH. Hope Well Baptist Church, DeLonso, Texas, is finishing one of the beautiful brick buildings in the church's historic museum of preservation. A. R. Guzman, Cov. Sec. National Baptist Education Center, will visit the church twelve (12) months, will offer their new building on the church (2014). R. Sutton's a Guzman of the 2014. Has been joined to praach the opening ceremony May 5th at 11 a.m. A. J. C. PHILLIPS, A. B. Eckolcitian. Prof. J. C. Phillips, A. B. a Texas product, who has been with A. E. F, has just returned from France and is now spending a few days with A. E. F. He is contemplating an extensive The Importance Of Spanish In The Curriculum Of Negro Schools. Head of the Department of Spanish Dallas, Colored High School. I wouldain trouble the readers of the Dallas Express with this article, but he that has noted the signal that I have been using spectacles that have been glazed by the tilted rays of Southern prejudice with a timely and effective response if family in contact. If it is a means of inciting an interest, which at present is lethargic, the young Nigerian feel amply repaid, and the subject is too comprehensive and of far reaching importance to be fully understood, out attempting an exhaustive analysis of the subject I shall state in the next section. We know why the young Nigero of America and especially Texas should have at least a working knowledge of Spanish. When we take into consideration that there are only two growing languages English and Spanish (and that of the young Nigero gaining the secondary) and that a bilingual man hat the advantage and that of the unilingual man we can or should be able to see the importance of having a knowledge of these It is an axiomatic truth that he who has an atom of prejudice whether any group of people falls short of having a liberal education. It is also true that any barrier social, political or economic development of that segregated group in proportion to the density of the war of this barrier. One of the amazing things in this country is the visiting Latin American is the almost absolute lack of prejudice as to what the Spanish Americans are doing in the present or what they have done in the past. This is not a noticeable, as is the case with the achievements of the Colored American, in the high school texts upon which he learned. He will find in Latin America geographical conditions similar to the rest of the world, and addition there, he will find these additions advantageous which I consider the greatest asset, because they are independent of race or color, lack of clanman hampering tradition, free play of individual" effort and opportunity, and generous breath of horizon. In the free countries of Latin America the culture is abundant cherished ideals and aspirations, these ideals and aspirations are encouraged and may be extended to the crushed and bruised, though romantic, soul of a people may find themselves in political and commercial expansion. The evidence of the welcome and cordial relationship that exists for the Colored American in Latin America, I shall quote an excerpt from the speech of an American minister, a "vero formerly an American, to their country who now in the city of Mexico daily paper and I am inserting the original for the best of those who may have known the intriguing beauty of the extract is lost in the translation to English. "La nacion de clima alcalde alcalde." Without prolonging this article I shall briefly summarize the importance of the Latin Americans and the need of familiarizing ourselves with their environments. (1) A means towards acquiring a liberal education. Hidden in the volumes of Latin American genres of literature are to be found. (2) A knowledge of Spanish as on occasion the expansion of our educational activities. (3) As a means of opening up and widening our commercial activities. (4) Would be an effective means of combating and offsetting Germanized-South American racism that is being eliminated through out those countries with the malicious intent of retarding the moral stamina and the racial activities of the Latin Americans. NEW WELFARE BOARD MEET— NEW OFFICERS ELECTED AND COMMITTEES APPPOINTED. Endorsees Work of Former Board—Retention of Welfare Worker and Endorsement of Negro Peace Officers. Dallas, Texas, M. 8, 1919. New Colored Welfare Board met tuesday night at City Hall, its first meeting of the year. The following members were elected to serve: Dr. B. E Howell, chairman; J. H. Dixon, vice; Dr. O. R Oppey, vice; Mrs. B. N. R Bowell, secretary; G. L. Bosew, treasurer. Chairman Howe. appointed the following working committees: B. E Reynolds, Prof. J. P. Starks, chairman Park Board-M. S. Richardson, E W. D. Welch, C J. Jordan, chairman Dr. R. O'Boy, Dr. Dixr, Dr. O'Roy Bouch, chairman A social committee was appointed to investigate condition for Colored men in the community and J. H. Dixon, E. W. D. Welch and M. E. J. E.mer. The commanding the spendid work of the former Welfare Board and that they be presented with a copy of some of the records. Mr. Moran, Child Welfare Worker was read and heartily approved. The present board was unanimous in the retention of the records. The third course pursued by the old board until relief by City is maintained. The new Board pledges its坚韧 support to the Negro cityship in a clean and constructive administration of its affairs and shall keep a close watch upon those things to the city betterment of our race. EDITOR KING GOING ON A GREAT MISSION. W. E. King, Editor of The Dallas Express and pioneer newspaper man, will address the citizens of Denison, Kansas, and the editor King is one of the real big men in Texas and the nation and has a message that every citizen should understand. Denison, right at this point needs the message that Editor King will deliver he there are several business districts finished out and he can help thrash. He is the business evangelist of the South. Hear him speak. The Bulletin. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1519. BY J. BLBA AUSTIN Vector White Web Scanners In Initial Bowl. Big Right Eight Handles Invincible White Tommates Weld Wicked Willett Patterson's band of Senators led an attack Saturday and Sunday against Lee Jones' tribe of Glants with disastrous results. The Senators won Tank Starr veteran of many games marshaled the evening forces. Fred Daniels receiving call of the scandal early Tuesday were outclassed in pitching, hitting, Willing, Rickardson and Johann vicious assists with the war club, Starr's defense and DeWitt. Having given in the four innings he pitched 10 hits netting a fared a trifle better. W. Jones survives on Callaway's error in dropping the throw to catch W. Jones, who lives on Alex's attempt to nab Jones at second. Rector out bunting on third strike, Sloan fares to Carrington and loading the bases, Washington singles scoring Jones and Johnson and loading the bases, Johnson side retreat, 2 hits and 1 run. Alexander settles down and holds Giants runners for three rounds, scoring Johnson and clutches the Giants start; another run. Giants singles between second and third. Bill Jones sacrifices Kinyon going to 2nd, Mackey singles to right and Rector with for a jerked man down, scoring Kinyon and Sloan, leaving Kinyon and Sloan,线 e to pRey, Richardson grounded for final out 1. Jones to Callaway, Senators Threatening in Eight. Austin looked dangerous in eight and threatened to score. Carrington out Mackey to Jones, Owens hit safety over second Alex. Owens doubled to left, Owens dashed for home, but was caught with a quick kick by Kiyonu to Mackey. J. Jones destined to have been a batting rally or a garrison finish. He again in danger cheerfully going the full route and pitched on to a glorious finish to delight of fandom in his initial bow. We wish to thank our many friends in Dallas, Indiana and Taylor, Texas, who gave us the love and death of our daughter and niece, Little Thelma Sanson, who died in the atticarium, Tuesday morning, April 22. We are delighted all of thank you for your generosity to the friends of the deceased for the flowers of the offering. We pray that the flowers be immeasurable upon each and every one of you henceforth and forever. WELL, SAMPSON, Friher. MRS. MADU SAUNDERS, Neice. NOTICE TO TAUWNS WHICH I WILL VISIT. Please be prompt in answering letter which advises of my coming. Don't take it for granted that I am coming any time. YOUR: Dallas, Tenn. May 7, 1919. W. E. KING Dallas, Tenn. May 7, 1919. By J. Alba Austin. Saturday's Game. CARD OF THANKS. Two base hits—Alexander, Kiyonon, Rector. Three base hits—Richardson, Rector. Sacrifice hits—W. Jones. Double plays—Stuart to Calvary to Perry, Rector to Johnson to Jones, left on base, Austin, 4; Milton on base. Umpire Taylor left For Fort Worth between the K. Worth Wonders and Austin, 4 with the main Senators for Worcester Tuesday to umpire the game between the K. Worth Wonders and Wednesday and Corrigan, then for Beaumont Oilers and Dallas Black Giants at Parker Park, Sunday, 4 with the team's contract to umpire at St. Louis Mo. and will continue to be a member of the Texas League Umpire Staff. Beaumont vs. Dallas. Beaumont Oilers are the next bunch of teams to invade the local battle ground. First battle to be launched is Sunday, May 11th and concluding Monday, The Oilers are a seasoned bunch and will give an accurate account of the team's success, were the strongest combination of the season last year until their outfit was sidelined by draft boards and the team's defense here and made the best of it under combinations. However they have been the most successful, but plenty of ginger and pep were observant in the old shattered machine. This year hundreds of boys from the team have been replaced and rejuvenated and should make the Giants hustle. Notice. Waco, send in the matter, Galveston, Houston, San Antonio, Shreveport let us have results of your games. The matter to J. Alba Austin 2600 Sawis Ave, Dallas, Texas. BLACK NAVS PLAY SENATORS SUNDAY AND MONDAY. IS YOUR HAIR SHORT. If so, you should at once begin using MADAM N. A. FRANKLIN'S No matter how many hair preparations you have tried without success, you should not become discouraged and give up before you try. HAIR GROWER a trial, for it is daily growing beautiful and more discerning, and gives women who had tried numbers of other remedies without success. It will do the same for you. HAIR GROWER manufactures her own hair preparations and she has demonstrated their true value by actual experience. 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A strong faculty of experienced teachers will give instruction in the following subjects: English, business courses will be taught: Shortland, touch system of typography, keeping and music. Those following the course will be called Clipons. It can be completed in five or six weeks. Longview, in an ideal location, is the best place. For information, see **J. S. LONES** **'ROP, WALDY MATERNS'**. Brament vs Dallas. A DIPLOMA FROM ME MEANS SUCCESS. Dr. P. M. Sunday—Physician and Surgeon. Office — Pythian Temple Konan, 310. Office house, 4 to 11 a. n. 8 to 5 p. m.; 7 to 9 p. m. Office phone, Main 4222. Residence 2807 State street, phone Main 8881. hander is going like a house after Bürth Arthur Hicks, right hander, one of the best in the business. H. Reed upon the pitching up the balance of pitching, skillful. Waco has six games at home and expects to clinch four before hitting the trail around the loop. Watch for results of the games. BLACK SENATORS DOWN PORT WORTH WONDERS. FL, Worth, Texans, May 7—Austin Black Senators defeated the FL Worth Wonders here yesterday by a 10-0 victory. The best mid-week crowds in many days. The game presented many thrills for the spectators. The Wonders made a hard fight overcoming a six run deficit with Austin noating out at the stretch. Batteries for Austin—McClure, Alain Cunningham, Fort Worth, Price and John. DIAMOND FLASHES Bill Jones is acquiring that first base extension to his slats. Billy one grand player, always deceived by the apples when a run or two is needed. Catcher Mackey, formerly of the Gants catching staff has signed with Nixon. 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Free deliver, paid out of city. Dr. Link Medicine Co. 285 Array Street, DALLAS, TEXAS One block of Postoffice, South. COLORED WOMEN OF REFINEMENT Nic Carrissa Terry, 285 Harper street, Alhambra, Ga. may say that no colo- reed women are allowed in hikiny hair. Read our letter. Cheryl C. Campbell Company, Alhambra, Ga. may say that no colo- reed women are allowed in hikiny hair. Read our letter. I have never seen anything of the hair I have ever seen. I am all able to use it. TEXAS TOWNS Trey, Texas, May 1, Prof. N, C. Johnson was married to Miss B. N. V. Patterson of Corollina, Sunday morning. Mrs. Patterson is in the Southern part of the city to their many friends. Dr. C. Colored ensembler has returned from Waco where he was employed and with her husband, Dr. C. Leng, is in the city, have been elected manager for the People's Bank, and stores to be opened in Teylon, now in a few days. Dr. Henson was in the city, this week on business. Prof. J. C. Phillips of Dallas, was hired by the University to be the racial at Texas College, East Texas Academy and d. S. St. James, will be placed with the entertainment. Prof. Phillips is an ex-student of Texas College having graduated there some Rev. D. A. Butler, Terrell, was in the oils last week on business. Prof. J. J. Mullard of Denison, was in the city this week on his visit to the University of Alabama, where several days later, Prof. Mullard was a member of South County for many years. He attended St. Philippe and have have closed school at St. Louis, three miles south of the city. He has succeeded in building a splendid school at this place. He T. S. Stewart, pastor. First Baptist church, made a visit to R. S. Stephens church at Swain Sunday delivery a sermon and laid the The friends of Mr. Goo, McDaniell will regret *know* that he is still a very good man at his home Isaiah Neal. Rew H. C. Alexander, pastor true Church of the Holy Spirit church, West Common St. school was well attended. Rev Alexander has护持他 here for more Mrs. Jesse Tobert and Mice Lola Walker were left last Saturday, May 3rd and left for Pl. Worth their Wilke Lake is a student of East Texas Academy and Mr. Tebbler was a student of East Texas Academy and Mr. Tebbler had just returned from over six. Mr. a.d. Mr. Lewis III of Houston Academy and Mr. J. C. Phillip, Jr. of Houston Academy and eleventh of National Academy, all of which consisted of this city with an 8-course dinner. II a. c. Kuchenbech and 8 b. cocktail in three successful rates rated to be the best ever stayed by a Clover counselor. TEXARKANA. Tewkanara, Tenn. May K.-D. Dr. E. H. Randle was called to the college. Bow A. M. Plant put the auction of a sorrow for union Tom from the final John 2018. LAWTON. Lacton, Texas, May 8. L-Services were waited at both Carruthers and Brownsville. Mr. Waxman Gaines was shot by an unknown man last week. The told him to Sold-up. He Gaines being told of feet was险 of holding back. He said he'd be holding his shot him in the Right side just above the hip. The majors of the Douglas high school will give a trip around the Thunder night, every one invited. Mr. Richard Loving, who has been a teacher in the Thunder night in the light of his many friends. Mr. Richard Toung and Tray Godewere in the city last week from Oklahoma City, and I have been have over sea. Rev. C. A. Hammon, the pastor of the church, has been in his resignation last week. The men, born Free as he goes to his new home in the city that he will meet with success. Prof. I. R. Whitaker of Kansas City, was in the city a few days ago working to build matters. CALYBERT. Calvert, Texas, Mr. K. - a Pr. Sr. of Chicago City, is in the city visiting her brother, Mr. Wm. Calvert. Mr. Flordre of Kansas City, Mo. is in the city after spending a week Tuesday for Kansas City. Mina. Annie R. Price, was at her portent Sunday in school and after a hird night at the fine. She attended Calvary's high school student. Prof. A. H. Mina closed his school and attended the session. He will be on the road next indefinite of the Odd Fellows in the Grand Lodge at Starsman in August. Dr. Mabellson was called to dinner. The Lodge account of the illness of his father. Mrs. Will Harris of Bryant was in the city a New days this week, the guees of her, the chieftain, Mrs. Mc TEXARKANA. LAWTON. via Puller. She subscribed for the Express. Little Miss Odessa Davis and Maria Knotesta Barber and children were invited to their coach, M. H. Kage in S. Calvert. Wanda Washington has returned from a visit to Palmetto where she spent an enjoyable time. Nella Griffin and three sons and her parents Mr. and Gail Gage. Mr. Oscar Housand and Mr. William Biggs came in Sunday from Camp Bowie, and all were glad to see the boys. Miss Boba Cook of Martine came down in her car Sunday to visit a local girl, Katie Mraini Pierce of Houston in the city, the guest of her parents. Independent Baptist Church. Sunday school opened at usual hour. Attendance good. Class No. 8. M. Sir M. E. Mc O'Leigh teacher, M. Sir M. E. Mc O'Leigh fully taught by Oe teachers and much interest was shown by the scholars. Lesson reviewed by Supt. Johnson, raised $28.44 winn the banner, raised $28.44 total collection for the school $18.57. Supt. Johnson can hardy hold his class is climbing it over the top. At 11:38 o'clock Divine service conducted by deacon A. Glory, Glass Choir, preached from St. Mel. 2:3, text. Christ in the House, he delivered an address preached from St. Mel. 2:3, text. Rejoicing at 1:30 service opened by singing, "Go Preach My Gospel" Christ in the House, he delivered an address preached a short. The pastor then preached a short. The candidate after which all marched down to the water's edge and 23 members of the father, son and holy ghost. Right hand of fellowship was extended to 28 members. Prof. F. P. Kelly came forward and joined church by 23 members. The covenant was queued and explained by the pastor. Prayer offered by Rev. R. K. Calloway was administered and the supper was administered, church collection 471.2, W. H. M. met, attendance room, object "The supper was administered, which was read by Sister L. A. Hicke. K. M. Thompson of Charlville, is in the city visiting her brother, Mr. Wm. Thompson. The many friends of Mr. A. Adams were present Sunday in the Dallas Express. Miss Berta Curtis, brother Adam and Tress Adams visited Hammond Sunday. They are lovers of the Dallas Express. Pleasant Grove. The memorial of the late Deacon Henry D. McDaniel. He was a man of great integrity and a man of great achievement at Harvard and the wife and children of B. H. Pastor of Pleasant 'grove church on their return from the memorial service of Calvert. Beyc H. H. Harrison, our district H. Y. P. U. organizer, and institute conductor has been present with us this week very since Friday night, because of our school conductor, Mr. Mytle Duggett, our assistant teacher. Music for the occasion furnished by the University of Washington was grand. Sunday set was fine. Every one is getting ready for the big Odd Folkies an H. H. of B. R. H. of B. Special affairs are 1-3 days put forth for a big day. Beware of Substitutes and imitations. They may dang; cus. Look for the Melon-Colored pa'c' ages and $ ^{d} $ Trade Marks. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1919. ITASCA Isaac, Texas, May.—Mrs. Dock Fields, who has been in Lineral Walk, has her hand in her hand to at home again to the delight of her husband and friends. Mrs. Nella Thompson, spent Sunday at Chandler, Texas, Mrs. Gemma spent Sunday in Port Worth, having gone that day with her husband, who was on en route to Ithaca. Private Sundays of FL Worth, was in town B-day to see Mr. Pleas Richardson of Mr. Pleas Richardson at Mrs. Hila Mas Davis, is in Hiloiboro, under the treatment of the doctor. The teacher, Miss Mobilino, is in Hiloiboro, the communities of Occono, was on Friday evening. The ball game between the Occono boys and the Hiloiboro girls ended in the scores of 9 to 7 in favor of Hasa. Bethlehem Church Notes. Sunday was a high day. Leading out with Sinn and Winn and the willing students, Mr. Burton and the teachers are putting on new life. Class D, S. Supt. Winn, teacher service was held. Promptly at 10 a.m. owlce praise service was held. At 11 a.m. a seminar from pastor, Rev. Burton. At 1:30 covenant meeting and the administration of 1:30 a.m. service. Y. P. E. u, with Bro. Norris marshal. The students came enthused over the lesson. At 1:30. Rev. Burton again ascended the treasury and we again listened One ascension to the church, Johnnie May Briscoe. Mr. W. E. Taylor, moved to Baltimore this morning. Little Beth A. M. E. Church Notes. Ward more. Services were good. Bro. Morris, pastor of the White Methodist church was with us and prescheduled for a service. We enjoyed his discourse. The moonlight picnic, given at the home of brother William, was a great affair. A next sum was realized for the church. Our pastor, Rev. William, was moved to attend the theological institute. OKMULGEE Omküligue, Okla., Mey S.—Attorney G. W. P. Brown of Munkegue was heard on business Monday of last week. Elder T. M. Gatewood, presiding elector, district of church he was conference with St. Paul C. M. E. church this week delivering two strong sermons Sunday, Dr. S. J. Sullivan, pastor of church he was attending grand sermon at St. Paul C. M. E. church at 3 o'clock church E. Church sunday, Rev. E. M. Madder presche ed eloquently to an appreciative audience arrived Wednesday. The play rendered by the Frank Hewitt High school was enjoyed by all present. The Willing Workers of Second Baptist church entertained Thursday Prof. T. H. Hall closed school Friday of last week. Penny We Use Laundry Sanitary Pressing Machines FRED BRUSS Tailor Purs Cleaned and Renovated Cleaning and Pressing Suits Made to Order 2221 Elm St DALLAS. Phone M. 5850 TEXAS DO NOT DECEIVE for these ture. PALMER'S SUCCESS Pressing PALMER'S ASIN SUCCESS SOAP Merit and Reputation. Safely used for eighty years, cases of skin troubles. AL Complex Brighten. Insts. or sent by mail of price, 25¢ each. Include Only By Regina Drug C Brooklyn, N. Y. and limitations. They may Melon-Colored packages and* We Use Sanitary Pressing Machines Auckland EDITOR DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, TEXAS, TURNER AND SOCIAL SERVICE ADVOCATE, STATE ORGANIZER NEGRO BUSINESS LEAGUE IN TEXAS. Will lecture in the interest of the Business Work in Texas as a publisher, identified with the work which connotes the State and in people from every angle, Mr. King has had much experience and what he is in undertaking to do for the people he to sell, know to and understand it. When you see the announcement of his coming, lay aside your doubts inference and prejudice, and help to make the counting a success. It will help you. Being Mis-understood. Another thing, I am being mis-understood and the work I am under-stands, and the work I am under-understands. Often when I write the leading man, or rather the one whom I think has influence, in the town, he gets the idea that I am coming to be entertained, and that I want to get the house in town—that I am a professional wind-junner, a guest house in town—and that I am hidden up under my coat. And if everything is not out of the way, so that I can see the town, I can see the house he can at the same time, show the town off pretty, he writes me, giving me advice, and he wants to show off. This is all wrong. I don't want to show off or grind my axe. I don't want you to show off. I don't want to see more business in your home town or community, which I will give you. I don't want you to see more women, in order that we may do something to better the business and moral conditions of the race, right out of all right; if not, get out the people who will see better and more women to your community. These I will be glad to speak to and organize, so that I can talk up the meeting, place and the date. If convenient get out hard date, but put your advertisement in mail. 4. When I come, have some one come with me. 5. When I speak and we organize, when I am go, do what I told you and your people be better and you people encourage. Please do not change my dates, except for death of an awful disease. The Lord willing I no as follows: **Places I WILL Visit - Dates.** The places with dates which I have notified up till now are as follows: Sherman.....Sunday, May 11 Corsicana.....Tuesday, May 12 Pilot Print.....Wednesday, May 14 Gamesville.....Thursday, May 15 Whitbush Falls.....Friday, May 16 Denton.....Tuesday, May 19 Lewiston.....Thursday, May 22 Pleasantville.....Friday, May 23 Westford.....Sunday, May 25 Minneapolis.....Monday, May 26 Browaywood.....Thursday, May 29 Bolton.....Friday, May 30 Jersey.....Monday, May 31 Clewane.....June, 2 Alvarado.....Tuesday, June 3 Woodbury.....June 4 Ennis.....Friday, June 5 Kaufman.....Sunday, June 6 Ludson.....Monday night, June 16 Port Arthur.....Thursday, June 19 San Augustine.....Monday, June 22 Center for Education.....Tuesday, June 24 Gunner.....June 37 to July 1 In 1919, we must double the num- bers of stores and other places of buil- ding. **Note-Details will be made for an** **announcement.** Any city, town or community, interested in the establishment and maintenance of a store, shop, bank, inn, or other establishment which may offer employment to young Colored people, or who may desire to live in the public area and of the community, will find Mr. Warner a valuable ally. 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S., HOUSTON Forney, Texas, May 8—Sunday school was well attended at Zion School, which was held on Sunday and preached a noble sermon. Sunday, May 9—Rich de Koe, a M. Mitchell and his congregation filled the a. M. Mitchell and his congregation filled the a. M. Mitchell filled at 3:30 p. m. e. l. L. W. Mackey and his congregation the church and the afternoon. M. Mitchell and his congregation was rendered by M. Zion choir. Total collection $20,000 during day and night. M. Mitchell and his district work Sunday and reported a good sermon. M. Mitchell left Saturday for Mineral Bay, for her health. Ket, William, a Thursday for Breweries. Rev. W. P. Perry preached a very interesting sermon Sunday night at little Flock Baptist church. Mrs. Sellars Bell left Sunday for Dallas. Rev. C. C. Christian of Dallas, was in the city Sunday in the interest of the church. Rev. J. I. Herron was with his people Sunday morning at the A. M. E. church. Rev. J. I. Herron was with his people Sunday morning at the A. M. E. church was a high day at the A. M. E. church at 11 o'clock. Rev. P. M. Mitchell and his congregation were in the church. Rev. P. Mitchell preached a very interesting sermon. Miss Josephine McClendon of Dallas was in the city Monday. At 3:30 o'clock, Rev. L. W. Mackey with his chair was present. He delivered a strong nermon. The several at Little Flock Ballet The revival at Little Flock Baptist church is still going on. GAINESVILLE. Mia. Nettie Benson, who has been spending a few days in Henderson, Texas, has a wounded hoe. NEYLANDVILLE. Neylandville's, Texas, May 8 - Sunday school at both churches, Paul baptist church and New Testament Church, E. church, was well attended Sunday. Sister Ruthe Nixon, who died at her home for her burial, May 1st. Rev. Wright of Greenville, attended the funeral, Bro. Edward Prute, Cooper, Sister Harriet, a highly beloved die in the hospital at Dallas, here Avril 23rd for burial. Sister Harriet, a highly beloved sister and much beloved neighbor of this place died Friday, May 13 and was buried Saturday, May 14. Lodge Rev. A. W. Jackson, officited. Miss Lucile Grimlin is here visiting Loca Powley, who has been in the city of Mukoyee, her sister, has returned. She repaired her brother, Mr. C. G. Powley, Mrs. N. G. Brigham closed out her school on the 25th and returned home. Rev. Bricq Bighou of Fort Worth in here visiting his mother. The moonlight picnic at the Baptist church, Saturday night was attended. Rev. W. A. Cook, District Mission Rev. W. A. Cook, District Mission a great sermon from the first I King XIIX. Mit verbrae. Rev. A. A. Hendrick night at the Basilian Church, Basilian Church, church J. W. JANISON, G. T., CLARKSVILLE TOWNS. ATHENS. GEOKSBEER Groesbeck, Texas, M. was a high day at also Andrew Chapel, Mrs. Chaney Coleman to Groesbeck From evening. The funeral conducted Saturday a house of her parents ATHENS. Athens, Texas. May 8.-Service was well attended Sunday morning and the afternoon. J. Sandler preached a noble sermon. Mr. Annie Davis has returned after a long absence from friends. We are glad to hear of the marriage of Mr. Lee Burke. We hope life and his bride a happy life. Mr. George Hamer will marriage of Mr. George Hamer to Mr. Adder May. We hope Coffin has returned. B. H. S. ball team is expecting to go to Jacksonville, Texas this week to play two or three days. Mr. George Sampen of Jackville, in this week to Sam Miller of Athens this week. The high school has organized what is known as the Fisher dramatic concert. Sand Flat School closed Friday. The Sunday school was well attended. HILLBORO. Hilshore, Texas, May 31—The funeral services occasioned by the death of Lydia Shotton was very memorable for her friends. Mrs. Shotton was a peaceful citizen, loving mother, and friend. She was a faithful Christian and a member of Wades Chapel A. M. E. church. Rev. Dixon was called on a day before the funeral of Milford was in the city last week. Prof. Flenny spent a new day in the city. The Mrs. Shotton was a savior of boys, a 1,800 brick school building was successful. Miss Dortha Jones has returned from Ft. Worth, where she has been visiting relatives. The Mothers Club was a decided success. The mothers and Teachers, and the Booster boys and school boys. T. Mothers and the Boosters coming to Mrs. Dixon. Mrs. Dixon is on the sick list. Alto, Texas, May 8—Rev. Hollis was with his people at the C. M. E. church Sunday. Prof. J. V. McClellen of Dart East Academy spends last Sunday in Allo to attend a church at a crowded house. The educational progress of the Ngro being the principal theme, he spent a few days in Allo, visiting relatives and friends. Dr. Kyle, son of Rev. H. Y. Kyle returned from Willerforce University at St. Sunday. He is home in Tyler, Thurday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben McLee Anderson arrived Thursday after spending fifteen months in the army. Jasper Alexander is spending a few days in Jacksonville. Mrs. Zona Carter is confined to her bed. For the Dallas Express every Saturday. Hunters Chapel Baptist Church, Re. P. W. V. Dawson, Pawan, Re. P. W. V. Dawson, Schol schol was nicely attended Sunday and was well attended Sunday. Re. T. B. Banks, Pawan. Re. T. B. Banks, Pawan. Services both day and night were postponed due to the rain Church of God. Rev. Crow, pastor. Services were held in the day. WEST. West, Texas, May 8—Rev. J. W. Hoyt of Hearne, while here looking after school matters preached an afternoon Sunday午饭. Will A. Smith will be your next Express reporter. Support her life you did not. The teacher, better. We thank for the past patronage and hope for a greater one with sister Smith, Miss Martha Totton, Mr. Clarence Totton and Wife of Waco, were callers in our city Saturday. ALTO. WEST. GROESBECK. Groebseck, Texas, May 8 - Sunday was a night day at Dennis Chapel in Houston, where Mrs. Chaney Coleman, was brought to Groebseck from Dallas, Friday for a dinner with her parents, Mrs. and Mr. Minera Gray. They conducted Saturday at 2:30 at the home of her parents Mrs. and Mr. Minera Gray. We extend sympathy to the bereaved family. Mrs. Saturdays after dinner will be at the home of her parents Mrs. and Mr. Minera Gray were at the home of the bereaved family for Dallas, where will make their future home. Mrs. Minera Gray will attend their future home. Mrs. Waco, to attend the bedside of a very sick niece, will look for something to express a sense of joy. Mart, Texas, May 14 - Sunday was a high day at the Free Missions Baptist Church, where three persons were added to the church also Mrs. R. Jackson and daughter of Ferris are added side of her daughter very sick. Mr. J. H. Dorsey has returned to work and been on a business trip. The Negro business League is getting down to real business now. And every city in this number, Mr. Hal Monley brother of Rev. B. D. Lefjord for his job in the city he was the guest of the reporter. Mr. Bertha Williams, Mrs. Willis Baker and Mrs. Bessie Woodards. Mr. Clive Bee for Pt. Worth. Sunday accompanied by Miss Hattie Longwell. Laddin, Texas, May 8.-Rev. E. Moore was at the eWales Chapel Sunday, Rev. H. H. Pryor school closed with a concert on May 2nd. Miss Klenk's school closed at Ben Franklin, Texas, May 2nd with a concert. with a concert. with L. L. Green for The Dallas Rev. L. K. Bimbrigh of Ladonna, N.J., preached a sermon at Corme's church of Gap, Gap, Texa, preached a serious sermon on the spirit of God moved upon the hearts of the people and the whole house was in motion. He talked to his congregation. JACKSBORO Jacksonbore, Texas, May 3. *Service was well attended all day Sunday. Rev. Kilda filled the pulpit. Rev. Kilda met with the congregation, meeting. Judge Batsk spoke to a crowded house. Monday night, Mr. Kilda spoke to a crowded well. The young people gave a nice little program in honor of Rev. Scott's 6th year as pastor out Teague, Texas, May 8. —The church bought by the Washburn by-rev. RH. M. Hewlett, Rev H. M. Hewlett, RH. M. Hewlett, som and her sister, Mrs. Carline Loe of Mines, visited her cousin, Mary Tennant. Mr. Joel Rogers visited Miss Else Brown, Mr. Sturvill gave a party to Mrs. Rogers, Miss Iva Joe Garrett visited Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Watts went over to Meals for the burial of her uncle McDonald. # FERRIS. Ferris, Texas, May 8. —We are again on the map of information, Mr. and Mrs. Garrett, Prof. and Mrs. D. L. Littles are at home from school. Prof. is at school. We want to explain all of our readers. # OTTO. Otto, Texas, May 8. —Sunday school was on at Jerusalem Sunday, and the B. 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VELTS." ing Western, lands" IN THEATRE THE FIGHTING DOSEVELT A Personally Au Motion Pic version of the Life and Work Theodore Ro THE MAMMOTH THEATRE th and 13th CTION er made, t" THE SIGHT OF THAT UP TO HIM. LOVER. HE KNOWS NOW THAT WITH A MOST OF OTHER MEDLEST WOMAN OF PARIS. PRESENTS BARA LIGHT RECTED BY J. GORDON EDWARDS "Matinee Each Day. Th, Roland, MAIL" ed in Theodore o there american His "Four- knows great- now he THE MAMMOTH THEATRE THREE DAYS. COM SENCIING THURSDAY, MAY 15TH GER ```markdown ``` THE MAMMO Saturday, May 10, Big Western Thriller ANN LITTLE and JACK RICHARDSON, featured in "Luxurey's Lure" Sunday, May 11, Another Rip Roaring Western, This picture is full of Straight Shooting, Plenty of Fighting and Fast Riding. Also "Lonesome Luke" Comedy. Monday and Tuesday, May 12th and 13th Matinee Monday at 2:00 p.m. SPECIAL ATTRACTION THEDA BARA, in the Greatest Picture she ever made, "The Light" A tale of the wickedest woman who ever Wore-A.Halo. A woman whose smile slays many men, but whose tears bring one man back to life. This production offers Miss Bara the greatest chance of her career as the world's most beloved Screen Vampire. Truth Comes to Light! MORE BITTER THAN ANGRY WORDS IS THE SIGHT OF THAT CAP TO HIM. HE RIGHT IT BELONGS TO AND THE LOVER. HE RIGHT NOW THAT HE MUST SHARE THIS WOMAN'S LOVE WITH A POST OF OTHER MEN—SHE IS INDEED THE WICKEDBEST WOMAN OF PARIS. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, "Fighting Roosevelts." Matinee Each Day. Wednesday, May 14th, Our Wonderful Serial with Beautiful Ruth Roland, THE TIGER'S TRAIL" 5th Episode, Also "HELEN GIBSON, featured in "The Rustlers." And First Run Pathe News. "Tiger's Trail Continued Every Wednesay. Coming Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Matinee Each Day, "Fighting Roosevelts." Three Days. Coming Thursday, May 15th, SPECIAL ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY The Greatest Picture We Have Ever Sown, And You'll Say So, "Fighting Roosevelts" We are compelled to raise our admission fees on account of heavy tax, and the enormous price we have to pay for this production. Admission Matinee - 11 Cents and 17 Cents Night Price - 15 Cents and 25 Cents Backed up by Guarantee of Satisfaction Matinee Each Day at 2'00 O'clock THE MAMMOTH THEATRE JOE TRAMBLE, MANAGER --- Also Two Keystone Comedy and Paths News. Coming Thursday, May 15, "FIGHTING ROOSEVELTS." "The Light" is Story of a Wicked Woman. Who is the wickedest woman in Paris?" Theda Bara. It is in this role that she appears in her latest super-story, *William For Photography*, which opens Monday at the Mammoth Theatre. Here Misa Barra portrays a woman who laughs in the face of the years. While other women sacrifice themselves she becomes entangled in numerous love affairs and lives a life of luxury. When she leaves her scar, even upon the heart of a notorious woman. She finds the salivation of her soul in her compassion for a blinded soldier. He teaches her how to live and nobilize devotion. For his sake she deserts her old haunts and her old associates. She sees duty at work, and by caring tenderly to the blind hero and bringing light into his life. Once upon a time there was a typical American boy named Teddy. His pals called him "Four-eyed." The world now knows him as one of its greatest men. This film shows how he "got there." From the Cradle to the White House A Stirring American Drama of Adventure and Achievement It follows his strenuous career as the legislator fighting corrupt politicians, his exciting experiences in the wild west, his return to politics as Police Commis- sioner of New York. It carries one with him through the career which kept his name on the front pages of the newspapers during the eruptive years which made him the "most interesting American." Rod comedy, drama, pathos and tragedy enrich the picture and make of it a splendid evening's entertainment as well as an inspiration in Americanism. All priests whatsoever accruing to me personally until all the men it returned to their homes from the war, from the production of this scenario, will be given by the Red Cross and possibly other war organizations. Theodore Roosevelt A First National FIEST NATIONAL EXHIBITORS CIRCUIT Attraction D. 10 La eeu 2 3 r ~ f ae ee Pe 5 PST 2 : ; ’ ere ey se } Waren 2’ een ) Bere yet. Fa Ras fy. } ba Be en __ THY DALUAS/EX/'RBSS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY_30, 19015. { vp Me gi. OS is ee a Samia 5c oe ry Hialeah , ao ns coy ata, SUM Sa : i ee a ‘ Salyer ail Pome WORTH NEWB eb 2, SWAst9OK—___ suport : (fe, 1901 % Hh Street G NWS BOX at Brusr Comet Print tng On 105 ew Sra atue Das Bape for Pale. . ~gaciens chck coven, 10 por wort t fur eng blow, ts hen you DOP your MESSAGE tn the BOX. ‘Trde Mark: 0000 SRRVICR es r ae oH sae a rie: Tomi ace $604 at en aro Port Worth, Teens , ; vas : et omer tot | wets Benidacine A 1280 ae W. 8, ChOMBY, m D., Se Miele) faeNeen Ateeey me) RABUN: fet Nee Teme Polen ee : ae ~ FRED EARL tec 5 ANE ATR | Pe erie ee celts ans” fae pee ee Spee oor eke TS Jones Stvet peo eo | | yop, eloantig id pe 08. shoe shiva pastor. Sate A CaS eH G Mier sae See NE te Pkg @ 2 wen aN a RP d We ne ee Pee a ce eee LS Ieee oye ie ites ss ™ Jeeta tact, Sarre Fort Worth, Texas, May §-—The Tatil Aswition for the Avance Soa thew 2 maniversary exercises at Morning Chapel CM. K. chured last Sunday, ‘May 4h Rev, Bpencer detivering its et ier ae oon thy orgualatiog, Many “vaiabie a gee SE ee Paes estes Scr Pate cater Stand dia Me Fey ian it he ihe aera ao ow ie ebaren ot the Sie eat co een Srey mea ee nate been cer teat sae Be Se tbe teat at «rent rooun tor the Berane Soc Soca ae Bais cee eins See ree ta Soe ors aoe aver were ences Ses ‘Thia promises to be the bureau ot in- eae oe ane me es Pare See on on Si wit Paseo om Sea ee, Ree tee ey eae . Rs ma Sauale, Movoua" of "Tyler is ae ea eee oh OES Sark waa Race ere ea ee errs eeeqers. te Re ata on eae s ita Sos mar ee ns thd 0. Kort tarps eer M 2. Miimana, view! oe ae] i fo browots the re Sess fli re Seras rong Mas the best equipped office of any Negro newspaper west of the Mississippi River. Every line of type is set in our office, and every paper is printed, _ fofded and mailed ex our own presses and machines. es Soh Pe ee coma he ‘tered uae cece Be cote irae ee re ene oe ame ee Ree ah a wi ieee an ot ieee rare oe segh ol gilaghe ee eee aa eee ar er sor fee re “eae ereakube ot oe tence aye Ree anes me i Was for 4 moment pressed agaist the os Sperm eae ens Secs aa Ee is oe eae on ears Beene OO ae eaeee see a the feral of Sra. Mary Lec Smith eres sat Peon grin yrs gg gh lt el si a gh, “ar eae or pee ste Seren wee anv ore a erates na ee ie Saran aap ot “eae ee eee a ot (ie Terran Household of eth De eae Ss pe See te erst Se eR cen oe Se ae Slee, ato . gt eae ee eee i Sar aan Seas St oe see, Wk bahar Sark ct ae oe “op, aad THE DALLAS EXPRESS + ans ARP OE SEAR ie ey a eae ees na Ree eee rend pier proms: fo ee oe ae ici, ae a a erie, i hada oe ans, 50" BWADEY, wit, vahae’ or ais "press for Yost eet eee onde coosclaion, ant for Jour eaten oe iy Say, at, 30. uae er er tees, or ee tee meres peer Oeras eae epee aca odes Sea Oak Recs lin ir amerctan ta cates eerie teat rr Ree eae |npecial \ntereat manifested on this Reta sere ses = eee ead’ a eae, " “Brothers and Sisters. rare ice Baten cect oe 2 eee I aa wp Pern Le fee aera eect ee heel Peierls wiv an peer iny mica Remar te sore treat May ‘Moraing Chapel (. M. E. Church, ete aie’ eel eo ae Sunday ‘was a gala‘ forthe rain’ chapel” he suey ene Supe tznpn” on tne ‘ops Fee a Stay et fat eh Bapernentent is sil) Sty ove erst showing. ade Sy te Sts fy ‘inet ie ta tag ve I Jenene acest” Gs Na. hte, poco Maney Care a Sisters tok" ete, Yor at sir ie Senta schoa! eee Beoaay’ noestar st 38° Te pee tee proche povertt sort i ie morning service Sad adie ee center” fut Natonn Keele for ie drhewentnt'ot Cored otis 38 thar sonteraty tt Tote Te heh a fed sna stag roe fess ts" premio “o Funocs ‘es. teal hvssbed' nme Shle sin oye aan, ‘Her Sn Boracer Sreshel t povertlserors ory oes "An 'alrmetre Rover Lange Ya a flat "at event howe fe deat mae Wc donee, prs Iago in irene Sent Chueh wan wi fiesta the Lasgo fal Sent Fon with sly ec." fetes Wan teen! 1th eet ee fie fam seh Biel tert pg ites San tstenon ey is ead {etal oc pep iad pverit Xone "Soaye ¢ yar Inve ongve srry Sunday eresg Prompt at sma Tae YW, A et wih Mire a Burner rharda aod tee init tent ley Terrance eet mero. testis oe Tie’ dat" ‘abtne a erect th Mw and ey rade ont Tainan wore : ou sis misater Uh our serve on ony 6. Stn Be ree. Hpwerth agus sd Ren. Allon Chapel A Ms. Chord, ormer of Bi. and ste, fet. 8 Jaktta Dy Pato, ser tne "Ch eran ny wits, ony faut ieee Soot “dope shina wil act dort the hare faba at Sal nee ee ee oe at daaghae, cts Mor Fert Worst South and South Ear ‘vag’ Wy ot tnother ‘hae fot Ine Be hive Se foo fete on est Sune aan Gage! wil ore tun bat her oe ie “a od it conti a a fen. pre aetna “ire Biber tak rosie chron "rhe mere ees, last"? a rated et Rate even tere pc Malate. chucth. Chris ative, rx’ ier, pla Sane omaeat te eit service "ae ied ahd gett ain atone" th‘ Sot nd Sor sndon Wu Dar, ‘Dia mort aficlent corps of Theta, Yeo soo snr the petal eee oy anata i hae wat fe al, tbe betaine Tearen bere selow, Next Sunday | ae bat h for he ‘ealgane sepa tr ‘carter thy fe inde? ts sect mine sine ft t, Seine te Par a nie the wort CUTS, STOLEN OX MIS RE. ‘TURN HOME, pis Ma ct a aay Merete a Be S's iar wou eee ees Sev eg vit ain eons tara found oat once one ind an got a ery conten. ‘Omiars and weno no gar a uns Nr Ts ig al at ire css i sane Bett hare Soy et cane teow coeog tee robe given duty verman Ga ing aw ws, ae 4. allane) Diebodn the emer sre combi’ tnd te Teoh Rrades ‘lon. Coagrem and Labor pany wan arranged a contraasa fecettly andy wtatement bas bees Sued dscntng the ste now nas De cone naliona nora rane. Alvaes ot the satreovrnnet ores has been a see the bade of » Aragon Aivaren was eaptared recently ithe bahia tr wiih Gener! reine miinquet minister ef war of Merten, inthe Horta abet, was hilo. Sue Vatinen 6 pote gman svinter, yen hited. ede ‘she la Sachse att taeDeptcmnest Drom wy Yona ing to SAR goaron” alae Vihacobley wate, lean ta the Sachi ilo Yad Sle. Control of Vigoan ban ben ‘akon over bythe walalrd couse. Quit preval, bot ‘commntsng ote property of thou sable tenet Ban Shen Dogan. a poaube hare wid be no canes in the suse of the srreramest, bo lt el be annethi fin purpose. Seg Bishop Embree B. Hose of the sthoat “Episcopal Church, outh, Peter, ettor nad" eftcator, ala. af The home of tie son, Dr’ Sealer oan, bushogee, rect. eet Col, H. DC. Barwell ae acived”at Love Pisld to "Seams Fommand ot ths port Coooel ‘Bar felt" uceweds “Major Albert" Saeed rho. bas Doon trnnuterrod to. Wash exten : ‘the telephone derke tat has ort pid New Bnglané service for eome ism bas been ante at a conte fee of athary and" Sapa on eal, necoraing to announcement, 87 Me compen. aor Aflire Sod, wo Yas Bosh ommendiig oteer tt” Love Wise ion met Ragu ‘ha ge oan err he. be soca frith the Bic of the eretor of m= ary aarenaseon, ea ‘Tab regi Hore mea ot the board of rents ofthe eniversty ‘as bean. Indotsitaly Posh, And it patie no re fe tot be 8 meeting of he regents aut the hay eating ln Galveston. poets ‘A seperate ai eoitera mee who fought In the aatons wars trom ihe America revolution to the wore fear wil be carved on the rani face ot Stone. mounini. near Atlas. a ny atend ot snply making It fs waren tothe bare ofthe Son: fetemer. Dallas nan become te! naval’ de mobiiauton center” ot the. datick. fade vp of the nats of ‘Texan OF Tahoma, Goloraay end. Now Meteo, (According to" Comteander Walter Bal, "naval recut ofcer, aan ends tha eotive south in Yoorlla for facie The stage highway coumission, lh te aider advisement the ap Fiehn o Datna cust or to ive ‘austneat ot nao aie. he fistled to abe an sreset inoo0, conaitoned on the pasa of hond tame of shaonpon whic It to be ote on ny 30 nest ‘Tbe twoinh sonarsslonal 2st {Bt te romenseted ste aneyens Tacos Gntrene tobe hd ee fea eee fee cassmen Seas tog te telegraph ntoranlon fa Terevea ‘by Tietenet Colonel ey © murey trom Liatnent Clon Theotare Roosevelt Se York Fhe tapering es sanotnet iat the tort oar a Sinouon’ ang the a’ troners Sire suthorted te iomtas ot ack {aats aking an soperionmeat of 1 Fer choke fmmeditely, or abhreat sey daoon tp 30 slate te foes tbeat ths tree @ toy, my exantah peril he’ ils sate anda oe nn Startaly tn avberiag the {cots ot tho Vetry lon whet ied te mes See Shvscted ie neta: the sod at ide to rte sous Nonde beri erect I ee fite.'s wil be made by the sec ot ny Epes tee ol bie ner OO Til be aught bow to Ny. Despite the government putas toed pe In he te ot th grist Sh out eat ery vel oot par mary T° Se pe tec “fue cele see" aa the ros coneureny ncaa from ean sce IMPORTANT NEWS. Of. THI EW TIRE WEEK nepucEO FOR Busy REAGERS. Chtetully Prepared for thoes sWhe ‘Daur to Keep Therouahly Post ‘edn Events Ce eee earn coer a ak onurance Dareat, heretofore Scvig nerfed ka ‘ansant to" ise Lindsey ‘he division ot operons of the fostea ‘Staten shipping nonce bus warded ‘x eontnce for wo. to Sc outa afer fuel tr iaivcer ne alverton. Aierney anaai Pair das de cined tive sn opain ‘on the fe uly of toe atlon ot southern eo fn aronere sear erp he fea inau tot To walnai,pics ide wa be bekad by tb6_ may department tr Eoapeten of toe fat ur sason at atvstn, cling fae ine capontsare af aboat 108 So. 'o addin tothe snout rndy expended. Caselbien ot conints made dun Ing tse ‘wad fot court, ot 2 ooo’ om ot” soa sige ta somneed by the shipping Dona. wach Bpromring to cose goverment fron i my yacdn througout fhe Manives ot tie ae Women's As seg "Nation! soamine, pre Sathh omen peters a” he itn wi ated the txo try niet ing of Che Democrat Natons om ‘ite be hl tn eco ay 38 ta let toca ths tin pres: fete hea eit etl pet the ie"boce 10's wee roe ust ft Test thee tuutbe i sf te mbette ties ey ts opens fed EN ante tee coieoaly isan eatrer Immediate improvement ot_ trent verti conaitons forte. Wena SP'resnn shippers i dated kx the Tati of « recat conference beeen ara maoager ‘and managers ot Se'tanie depertmets tthe nas ae southrovere races. Atmoet_ tp ition persona bev> fires pecan beara Siete and uly tion others woe bate te have nd Inte say atan tom oe, ames, “ohne to report fromthe, inom Garnet Z ‘te depart ot slo not inprs to nccoptog the foetlon” at ‘Frown the warung _protaton Secare hen pone ne oneet 21 Terme" Copeeatent, ‘} sanected 'e propont that Con: reamont be atonal thls nase Pat be ston to Proedent WO olen he eters Foneian— osha! Pasha, sho ayptin pre ters bis vesleed onde resane lon hat' Seen aseapad hye ‘he stuslon Bronce be contte normal, tart Hermes, Kowa peliet ef th ronrvice Pee State, nae been, rented. Franeaco Vile as fousht le way Wiig Barak Gs tumeen camp 138 Sto, southoast of Chihoataa, Cy ted 'he tn, han been, lone ‘ein te suznatend” fe connie of Prt othe of the tae Sr" Onenas, the endothe Boar Son-Greann toy Names of Prance. aire ‘Toe United sates taneport Gooeen wig eh si tom Ree manson theses of tittaent Wines, ben trtiyd tera ‘rie gy") warren, roprmoatire see Srgenies ton eat Jed fo Peatast "WPson ak Pari oe its poral tothe aete 2 aera erie tana snd Pantin — Sire, Pagar Sn ier at anne thers bar a ae seek oo» hanant coe ef Neale ohtoert mane tee a ie eto tement ot » eed and i eapirers tnd ft. STE Pete rh [xe paises integer So, Arguatinn autvead fo the Affentise oes isugrm eth Menian fori miniar verve Mere nus fowanthe rte 9 mone ave estan treo ‘ny ant ex i eer "not adhe tone Mons eae For Sef ghd Wife * ‘by OLA FORESTER tn tae eee pager Byodicain) senha the Bacay Ne warapy tht signe It wot ao ‘os eae ine ba ln ape fae bon tet ne, ore from eet iia cos ty oe Foes ap a Inubd ier tw a rot eer ney Ses tines feud h tew balsas WP Solara ic oo chance oe to A ute ae tea her wera expect Tea oy TEN at her pect tren fend tnt em Br pin he Sienna ou ns ew tee fry ou white bt Se ah Shai Paon go wife” iliog naar ao in soo bo tae ay foe's ego oki Sisbaee Cas tals Se gs or rar op wowed Nowe od aa oa ‘Eee Ssaay pasta, be a my eg, wank tier temper. “seat whe Sore tbat To yore icy aging to mary” Sond combat, Scio wy fore thew Keoeat. ar Kenan Sane he he efter here “dn ery 08 waite ge, Bendel Hine fented idly sn ie fave ice sach oye seth sor Wey on een he to howe rte ot wth te Ton on inh Ute theo in ABE Resch thers.) re Ot Ne Ne 3 —_— ae Gi Ke oe WN St feed defore, be, trigg to. give, you any fete of vlan. io wan ta woe as wy bat Vine Vt Soi eo hy es utente has fhe ver te pos ht sun ie Ld ticot ou hin nnd fe oud tia fer ene We kat ers eye 7 Palm hadnt retro he bea aive up beter te cb jd (hue handed ote tne poe wes eit te shown Geak'ens Fe Sisk fans aoe pene he vel, et fe, nad beato be ete with ies cnts te teas Ks the Pera ae meat Mr Orie Poon wal owe vel lan, be is anc hea atmtay to be, yng tobe ag oleate cane a oe Re a re tehunier us bat ie rom wri Somecee pes Cuber ce pedigrea dined per thas fie ba te wo Mer Sane wbee onem aee tad bce et Sean ate yours ey HE be ve Shar main emt abi Dey ae iy edt a Setean want ati at she ge br ha. Aen ald Tea Th ae Sry ahincs ae aps a th ingore the fart mis op hs SA Yoh es joie. “Poe woe sir toy fhe tid sTajurs eurive te lebips, eee GF rated Oh RA lr ek meee Shr bad even ren to ew Foe aN eu turf. CSAS ter itt in tare es es eta eee ae ea ee Tana seo soe Meh ny ny tet tot Wits heal ect eness ene Wen foraken bot earn the mide af pv it ec ware ee she ie it I he before they ever fin’ his bones.” 0 worth mit kere Soa vet toh Sues Se ee eee ene Sere eer ieee. te Gaia orem ‘interest bearing bonds. x oe oer ae ones eee ce time meu Saran ae ieraaens eng eae eet ne i ject tae le oe oe se ee ere se Seach e oecia Paes ie eassrr ie = een: 3 ees eee foreign minister of Sicoaa ie ioweer ect oe oes Paes Saw ame eos Coa Athetloa trodba to the number of ae aS oat eee ee oe tary of war, sald ob bis arrival ip Se ccae eee ores eet aes ec. ae aes ‘Physical merger of the automatic sod manoal tlephonge system of Dalian will become eftective April 38. Banks ot tie Bloventh federth re serve district for the third tae Dave rermuborived the alloted quota, Of nied Staten treneury coritcatn O& Indedtednoas Rehearing wax denied bythe, wie promo ‘court to. Jacob Frokwerk © Kanna Cly sewspaper maa,_whove fonvition under the expionage act ‘Fae upbeld by toe cour ‘The stale bank of Stratford, Ota, van robbed recently” by three, meu Who Succeeded. in making’ thal ape with aboot $8,000 in cash 6 $1400 ta, Lert? Bonde ie : sv 3 taorty, to ue Donde 10 tee “ik ka Sader chapat ud i8, B. I8i, the ataraey oder node th an oplaon. Batwsen irk abd four hundibe ‘bend of eatle wore ied when four eng ears turned over at Heater, Aine tle from. Baa, Maroos, onthe Mle: ‘ovr, Kansas eras allroad re eealy. rau siB Walp of 20 to it me sored tx ‘sce which provide fa beveragoe. cotafaing «pee ent of sleohat or lem shal be deem sd to be wotntoricating in hod Tata, ‘Bight enlisted mad, one ocr, snd one cilia on board the Used Staten submarine chash? 297, tag Jn port ot San Diego, Cal, wore bars eam an exploion. on board tbe Ut Titans aoe ‘gTho establishment of a chafr of Bi concn nr Peron Scie Caer ok eras Soares a tr at ems cai Soe ees cone preees as Sees one Sem Oo mand eset uct eran peer foo ae ce ae ae pek se ot tm si ar ee sore to Mane Shee cee Scere Parmer tee cee cme oe Reece Ii eet oe a ae ey Seas ects wo master THe frit Kasiasv rhieat crop ee carimercet ya eeaes Settee cared ferns twa fn Kune he at| gots Of aniknown ‘Grigin cecsnily- *t) destroyed the Abilene ens, elect, | ton a8 water lan’, with & tomy @ ™| uated at $200,080, The fire depron, ‘Abilene of ‘electric tight und. alrgpe J | ear service And also plunges, Narkal i | ito dureneas y ' eee a) n) * Aili e . \ e eo -Complete Housekeeping Outfit New and REBUILT FURNITURE for every room in your house at figures far below regular asked for prices, There's a page in our Credit Ledger for You— AAS \ gi of aa eA eee’ Ht A ii “ohare gl A ie Tay x 6-Piece Mahogany Bed Rt a ane oe 1872 PSA rere ee | Ea) il al aed ae, fi a HA 24l a: 4 Cie il pcre dee a ll Ki id Es LID Tes a beatae ogo ee ee ee Set aa ts ebi 8-Piece Complete Dining Room Outfit $7.50 Cash -50 81.50 Weekly | jugstana at cna ete den eak--n onion . 72 4 all that east be alched tthe pride duswhere Terme 5-Piece Tapestry Living 9750 Cash Room Suite Biaty able’and ace “tie ing a or ————— The Bargain Furniture Co “Trade Here and Make Your Dollars Count.” 2309-I1 ELM STREET BOTH PHONES M. 1453) BREE yeni Gop on pee mre oN YUE ROR ERD ‘DR, GRIGES LEAVES ON IMPOR. Tne IRs, Dr, A Gran et Wedneny even er Mensa ee wes th Na'a"ioe! wosed’ meet, Ge. Tribe sean ats ae ay Bo ate oad tevoamer i ten rmnris_ {Stabe in tac stent, Sagan fat rbot on Soper fences Aan, day meet he Rant tenia rar tc Sse gn oe a Hay ck Soterte-f over ty tutte nto Sine vor Ste tee [RNY, J. STARR IN OUERTAND Rey, 3. R, Siarkn pester Svein ccuapet GH Bena 1e't lat Sune SE)" Cefn Ob, oan Fehai Coacte Chee Sart t ten "Hath ai "atin Sunipt otal ae ittes Een ober pare Hens. Sennctene Deeg Rabe, tt tat Sunda ter hia “and tuna heits Cape tn Americn. COMING _ SURE DIXIELAND MATS m1 | ALT AS INP AL. @ | DALLAS LOCAL | a aupa aver = = = = omy roror PAIR PARK 1 ‘TRAINING ‘AR RXHID on = fu ve faster ps oe eee he rey Seite ora por eren perce ata ore eee aoveces ear a eee cee meee es, eeeee er a a cle a oe ee ee iene ence eee eee eter ens a eee PaGrrace mene. monte Ree weenie) meee ere ete eee ee riraas Shea + wah mn a ae ae las Canam eae seated es ay See Canal ae oe eed eee Sa eset A ara 5 eet eerie tava ee ake Beers Ceca seu eee Serene eral: Stes owes coe colt oe ee oes eee Sige aa Scene eel, ae Woe Seer eater aes pear hee roe «eee Seer eae anal Sciam mea ao os ee ee ice ; pies SS aS «pee ipaea be ce ee ¢ Poems ete aaa tees ae a de cae ee ae) 5 Se Bos kee nines soeereatrars acsis| ¢ TSO OIES AT (AGE chook Tuas Pe nes he 8 ee swing. Sunday "at Pal Par ‘Cll sea as ug wnt Dear rope ge Se eee nr echt Sb is ey Sats etelat toes be Bitonh Gotta Orpnier ee aoe ri mia, ae ena or eas a Clp” wios he ae Fan dita bre sot Cie Gad teta sad Scena he a te Cag teenie ts Gis ot it Soe ae ee rea rceltal ine = enantFei Mr, Butch & a yc Bee ts ot Sieation tate medi Heya Hein int, died ‘THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1919. ART EXHIBITION, ‘he following paton warm sli bythe aga tthe" Ae Bahn Taga held. by the pede, soa Poni, ota neon athe 3's, ‘boon, Mare We 8 tenes ai, BG, Jour aad a» Jodene More ia So arewings were exhib ie ua red a oon: ist seo ris, 1. John clart'-dlored High Beno E tava oamersacte Ave 3. Willie Sparks—Ninth Ward ache Second Grade. 1 ati Fen ashacton 2 tole" Gree_Niath Ward Scho & iti ieggans Baba Grae 1, Mora, ondyDovalan | Seon EB ite Hace’ ig Sebo! i BPR ies Ste sche “ik Goat 1. 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"She was Wit "B Among BELLO CHAPEL LUNCH "She wasn't interested in a rounder!" THOMAS S. INCE producer WILLIAM S. HART IN "Branding Broadway" An ARTCAFT Picture Come one and all and help us. SISTER RENA* HUNT. Clerk NT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH. Bunday School was well attended. Sept. Hampden was on the job with the school's athletic teams. We all were at our best in the marathon and had good meeting in the gym. The Local Family manual (common was presented by Dee F. X. White, wife of all his best. The police was good, and all men made good family manuals to share no spoken words. All men well needed food with a addition after which a particular of this brover body and a particular of this brover body And we have all the brover body. ```markdown ``` LUNCH isn't interested in a round THOMAS S. INCE PRESENTS WILLIAM S. HARR IN Branding Broadway An ARTICRAFT Picture the Churches our twenty-five unded dollar rally to close fourth Sunday. In July to meet. Olive every night, some of our friends, the Pagan of Muketoge, Oklahoma, a speaker and a angelist, beginning May 14. Tom will make a visit to the museum of word in $250,000. Collection for the day $2.57. '57. The Sunday in Old Folks Home rally, serve and we build a home for our old people. REV. M. P. FORD, Paste -in-charge SUFFER O. M. MASION Clerk FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHUR B Dr. P. K. Wille, D. D. Pa. 207. Sunday School was opened by Mrs. G. Anthony, teacher of class No.4. The Sup. Mr. W. W. the twelfth year, was the teacher of class No.5, the teachers of the different classes to open Sunday School each Sunday. We also enjoyed an excellent review by our pastor, Mr. H. Bowden, and we enjoyed a day school. Day school, he spoke a few encouragement remarks. In finding our use of the materials, we were among leaders, and when it came to preaching the gospel that he of course of course we know and are indeed proud to hear other people speak our words of course we know and are indeed responded to by Mrs. G. Anthony. At 11 a.m. we enjoyed a spiritual encounters using At 11 a.m. we served in the church. Our hearts were made to bread within as he broke the bread of life Tuesday night our revival started. Dr. R. of Little Rock, Arkansas, conducted the present. Tuesday night he brushed his introductory speech, midtone, "Divine Jeanne." He then began his speech, Mr. in the Presence of Mine Bunches. They Annotated My Hand with Oil, and I thanked them. I gave great joy and was presenlst to the sight of all present. Dr. LaSalle is writing his whole book into late afternoon. It has been read with Sunday May 11th. "THE RED GLOVE" Featuring Marie Walcamp, Thomas Liagham and Alfred Allen. A continued story every Sunday. "A Prisoner For Life" Featuring Eddie Polo. The grand opening of a honer for Life, Sunday, May 11th at the Grand Central Theatre. To be shown every Sunday for ten weeks. Monday, May 12th The Silent Mystery Featuring Francis Ford, Mae Gaston and Rosemary by. Continued every Monday. Speech Tuesday at "Our O A real Colored picture Every race loving man taken from real life on Adults 17c O Speech Friday at "Brand Featuring William S. craft pictures, will be a at Grand Central Theatre Mr. Hart has been seen Featuring Eddie Pike. The grand opening of "A Princess for Life, Sunday, May 11th at the Grand Central Theatre. To be shown every Sunday for ten weeks. Featuring Francis Ford, Mae Gatson and Rosemary Thely. Continued every Monday. ```markdown ``` TKE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1919. JOHN HARRIS, MANAGER Special Attraction Tuesday and Wednesday, May 13-14 "Our Colored Fighters" A real Colored picture, not a white man in it. The best ever made. Every race loving man and woman should see our Colored boys in khaki taken from real life on the battlefield. Adults 17c Children 10 years Old 11c Special Attraction Friday and Saturday, May 16-17 "Branding Broadway" Featuring William S. Hart—the popular Thomas H. Ince, star in Art-craft pictures, will be seen in his latest photoplay "Broadway at Grand Central Theatre. This is one of the finest photoplies in which Mr. Hart has been seen this season and we assure you a treat is in store success. He is greeted each night by a host of friends. We are having a time of our life at Friendship church. LONE OAK BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev. E. W. D. Ross, Pastor. With Rev. Rose at the helm we went to the neighborhood. Sunday School was well attended and L increased each Sunday, class A carrying the banner. We were a only shower from St. John 11:11. Subway. The Lord came out of the house. Our hearts began to burn by the Lord. We were a only shower from St. John 11:11. At night Rev. J. R. Johnson of Mobile, Ala. led us high in spirit from Lake Boulder to subject. A Wayward boy went home happy, two additions to the church Rev. R. Johnson preached by Rev. Ross Sunday April 27, was owed as spirit message to back siders; Rev. 2:4 and not Christ's message to Black people. Our Lord Rush will preach a series of seminary Beginning May 11, and ending May 28. Subject the Body Soul and Spirit. At night Rev. J. R. Johnson of Mobile, the Soul of Man, May 26, the Spirit of Man. At 3:15 p. m. note-book and Bible and bear him. GRAND OCCASION AT MOUNT ROSE BAPTIST CHURCH Beginning Monday night after the second Sunday in May, the M.Rose Baptist church, corner of Runnels and 10th Street, will host one week in honor of the Installation of their newly elected pastor, in the church on Monday. The D. D. An elaborate program will be arranged and distributed unconditionally. The interest in being manifested. The occasion will be held with a married couple attending the event. The best local talent will appear. The City endorser has been chosen. The event will be held there on the Third Sunday afternoon, (at 2 p.m.) Expressway, on behalf of the various interests of the city by leading citizens of both the city and the community. The event will be treated to sweet music. SEE THE FASTEST SERIAL EVER PRODUCED Francis Ford in this Debut and Greatest Serial "THE SILENT MYSTERY" 15 THRILLING EPISODES With Mae Gaston and Rosemary Theby Greatest and most 'mysterious plot and swiftest action of any serial ever filmed. NAME OF THEATRE, ETC. Social Attraction and Wednesday, May 13-14 Colored Fighters" curre, not a white man in it. The best ever and woman should see our Colored boys in the battlefield. Children 10 years Old Social Attraction and Saturday, May 16-17 Ding Broadway" B. Hart—the popular Thomas H. Ince, star in seen in his latest photoplay "Branding Broad re. This is one of the finest photoplays in this season and we assure you a treat is in for the occasion. Indications point to a grad time both at the church and Auditorium. Dr. Johnson is bringing things to pass in a large way at at Rose Hall. He will be the guest of the public. Last Sunday was a spacious day in Mt. Rose. The Sunday was a new school day in Mt. Rose. The Sunday was a new scholar's union. The Rancho went back to Miss T. J. Henderson's class, and she declared, "Supt. J. Bookman is bending, every energy toward being ready for the "Beees" on the lawn." The service was excellent. Past Johnson preached, and the entire audience went, some whacking, audience members in the afternoon. President Correctional Officer pastor at neighborhood in arriving, but his vice. Rev. Walterson was on the job. The "Old Reliable" pastor who spoke of the servery was enjoyed by all. The crowd can be near over running at the night in the servery who spoke of the servery. The pastor, said it was the very best he has been since here. Ten per cent of the audience was for the selection for the day. $7.97. We invite our friends to visit Mt. Rose Hall for the chorus, and witness pastor Johnson a matchless sermon. We convinced that Mt. Rose is on the Official Board: J. A. JACKSON, Secly. MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH. Sunday school attendance was good more than 15 children accepted Christine as a student. She was largely attended. Pres. Jas. L. Turner was on sick list and vice president of the school, to convene meeting. At 7:45 p.m. Rev. W. R. Jackson presided over the conducting a gospel singing filled the pulpit. During the Sunday services 24 persons attended so the Master. The revival meetings will continue through next week. Counsel you are through next week. Counsel you are through next week. The association convened at 11:25 a.m. at times on Baptist church. The association convened at 11:25 a.m. at times on Baptist church. The association convened at 11:25 a.m. at times on Baptist church. The report from the several interior churches showed the account of $1693.33 was raised last Sunday. on "T THURSDAY, MAY 15TH "THE MAN OF MIGHT" Featureting William Duncan, Edith Johnson, Joe Ryan, supported by an all star cast. Also "Neal Hart" every Thursday in a western drama, full of punch and excitement running with "THE MAN OF MIGHT." Adults 17 Cents; Children 10 Years of Age, 11 Cents for our patrons. Mr. Hart is a cow boy in this picture who accepts a job to keep the neer-do-well son of a New York millionaire out of mischief. "Big Bill" has a big contract on his hands, but he carries it through successfully, after meeting with thrilling and unusual adventures. Of course, there is a charming love story, a wild ride through the streets of New York, where many of the scenes are held, and lastly, "Big Bill" wears a dress suit! This is a novelty none of Mr. Hart's admirers will ignore. Mr. Hart is finely supported, his leading woman being Seena Owen, a charming actress. We do not hesitate to recommend this picture to you and urge you to witness its premier at our theatre. Coming Soon. Watch For Day and Date of "THE GAMBLER" THE HERO—WILLIAM DUNCAN in Viagraph's big serial, "The Man of Might" supported by an alliance cast including Edith Johnson and Joe R na THURSDAY "THE MAJOR" Featuring William Dancan, all star cast. Also "Neal Hartt" of punch and excitement runneth Adults 17 Cents; Childs for our patrons. Mr. Hart to keep the n'eer-do-wel "Big Bill" has a big m successfully, after meeting there is a charming love York, where many of the a dress suit! This is a r Mr. Hart is finely s charming actress. We d and urge you to witness. CHILDREN Coming Soon. "THE REV. EMORY B. SMITH TO LEC 'PURE AT RETHEL ON MAY 19TH. At a meeting of the Howard club Wednesday night plans were perfected for L.reception of Rev. Emory B. Smith of Howard University to be lecture at Bethel A. M. E. church on next Tuesday. May 13th. Rv. Smith is president of the How- ard university alumnus association and has included Dallas in his extensive lecture tour of the country in his purpose and purpose to endower to arouse new interest in Howard and to revive the Howard spirit of the alumnium. He will arrive in Dallas on the morning of the 18th and the Howard university alumnus association normal reception at the home of Mrs. J. C. Franier from 8 to 7:30 in or- ganize the reception, with some of Dallas' citizens and students who may be contemplating entering Howard, the re- ception will be lecture on "Race Loyalty and Consolidation" R. R. THE VILLAIN—JOE RYAN in Vivagram's big serial, "The Man of Might," featuring William Duncan supported by an all-star cast including tita tata, on the loose. RERSDAY, MAY 15TH "MAN OF MIGHT" uncan, Edith Johnson, Joe Ryan, supporter Hart every Thursday in a western running with "THE MAN OF MIGHT Children 10 Years of Age. Mr. Hart is a cow boy in this picture do-well son of a New York millionaire ag contract on his hands, but he carries setting with thrilling and unusual adve- tion love story, a wild ride through the of the scenes are alld, and hastily, is a novelty none of Mr. Hart's admire only supported, his leading woman be- tween. We do not hesitate to recommend the fitness its premier at our theatre. ADULTS, 17c FEN TEN YEARS Oon. Watch For Day and THE GAMBLER in Reconstruction." The lecture will begin at 8:30. NEW MT. MORIAH BAPTIST 3521 Roseland Ave. Rev. Wm. L. Jordan, Pastor. Sunday school, with Mrs. Lortie Ask so仆, opened at 10 o'clock Lewis, preached from St. Matthew Lewis, preached from St. Matthew 6:25, he preached a strong sermon. He preached a m. one was buried by his death. At 6.15, Rev. C. L. Lewis, presi- dent was on time with the B. Y. P. and the U.S. Air Force. At the close of the Union, Mrs. Mastie Perkins, organized a singing chorea- d with several good singers. At night she preached a powerful sermon. All reading members voted to read the Dallas Express Collection $8.31. CHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH. Gak Cliff, Siena, A. Dallas, Texas. May 8, -Sblik Shapk church,裂v, Reh- largely attended. At 11:30, Rev. M. Reh- largely attended. At 11:30, Rev. M. Reh- largely attended. On the grilling of grap- gars was at its climax. At 14:30, Rev. P. C. Brown, preached, after which represented. New Zion Baptist Chapel represented. New Zion Baptist Chapel with $1.61. Rev. G. H. Harlee represented of the Zion Baptist Chapel with $7.55. New Zion Baptist Chapel with $1.61. reserved with $4.21. At 6:00, the U. U. rendered an excellent pro- gram program was conducted by the pastor, after which the content between the highest amount $12.15 was raised the highest amount $12.15. M. H. Henderson next highest $11.95. M. M. Neal next. M. M. Web. Total NT. MORIAH BAPTIST CHURCH The Lord's guest was really entertained at the residence of Rev. and W. L. Lott, 1871 Reverend K. Lott's Sunday night. The church is known as the M. Morish Baptist church within church, whose name, and purpose, is written instead of race every way possible k. spirituality, morally, intellectually and B. spiritually. The meeting was of interest and catholism. Very timely remarks were made by pastor A. R. Richardson and Rev. W. A. Lott and others. This is an ideal and an awakening step towards Bible study. We praise our brother, Jesse McDonald and Heath for their brave service. So as this, 16 persons were present and part in a three-course menu, after meeting. H. A. LOTT, Reporter. REVIVAL PREACHING AT NEW HOPE CHURCH. Rev. Dr. J. B. Plus of Mukonak or Okla. is preaching with great spirit in the revival meetings now going on. He is programmed that Dr. Plus will preach all day tomorrow and next all day. The meeting is blessed mighty by the congregation. Gathering is most gratifying to Dr. Jackson and the church. God is glorified. All are invited to come to the church tomorrow and next week. God is inviting. ST. PAUL M. E. CHURCH. Corner Burford and Jalette Sts. Rev. J. W. Weakley, Pastor. Maryke, Pastor. Sunday school teacher with time with Supt. A. M. Harris at the morgue. The morning service was good. All efforts are being pushed to make the Canary Islands church when finished will be one of the best in the West. Conferring with the minister is a stirring worker and a great leader. Rev. J. W. William, D. D. pastor of Progressive Hospital of Sherman, has been in the city conducting a series of meetings at church and left for his house Friday. BIG PARADE MONDAY. Dallas will be in the grip of another big parade when the Rainbow Dive 113th Supply train train arrive Monday. Supply city is well decorated to meet the returning heroes. Chairman Atwell commissioned committee received telegram station messages. Last week Newport News Friday and will start Dallas, Monday about noon. However, parade will move soon as arrival of the troupe train. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Simpson 123rd Hard scout team Monday week from Shreveport. ```markdown ```