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WHITE AMERICANS FEAR COLORED RACES IF GIVEN EQUAL BREAK RACE'S RICHEST WOMAN PASSES TO THE "GREAT BEYOND" RACE'S RICHEST WOMAN PASSES TO THE "GREAT BEYOND" MADAM G. J. WALKER, BUSINESS WOMAN AND PHILANTHROPIST DIES AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS. HER ONLY DAUGHTER TO DIRECT THE BUSINESS LEFT. FUNERAL FRIDAY. Founded by W. E. King. VOL. 26. NO. 28. WHITE RACE'S RICHEST W PASSES TO THE MADAM C. J. WALKER, BUSINESS PIST DIES AFTER BRIEF ILL TO DIRECT THE BUSINESS B (By the Associated Negro Press). New York, May 28.—Madam G. J. Walker, business woman and philanthropist, regarded as the richest woman of the race, died early Sunday morning at her beautiful home, Irving on-the-Hudson. Madam Walker took sick during a recent visit to St. Louis. There she has attended by noted physicians and as soon as possible, was removed to her home in New York, where she was attended by her family physician, M.J. Joseph H. Ward of Indianaapolis, recently returned from France, and other noted specialties. Nothing known to medical science was left undone in order to give to this noted and unusual woman a longer lease on life. Madam Walker sank into coma on Thursday, and her end was peaceful. The funeral was CHICAGO ASS'N UNABLE TO RETURN NEGROES TO SOUTH (By the Associated Negro Press.) Chicago May 29—The Chicago community has surged up aitable "born-to-married" gratitude efforts to "turnish marriages" into a grateful efforts to "turnish marriages" Negro labor to Southern communities. The small laboracy of plans, backed by the northern white men and the South, to get the black laborers South. As a matter of cold fact, there is a North, but the race men are exercising careful judgment in the decision to provide a small percentage care in the least to return to the South. Many of them going North and West, but few South. In addition to this, as fast as they can get passports and another, they can bring their native lands abroad. So great has been demand, for one reason and another, that requests to pass a law placing restrictions on emigration. Race man a most important factor in the economic situation. There is every reason to believe that in the long run, he will demand for industrial workers the most work that word back that they do not wish the "Southern Negroes with Northern ideas and the few more have to "look them over" have returned to their homes with the opinion that they are the most important the manner of the people who once were kept from knowing that "a man's a man for a that." Expect A Large Race Delegation at the Methodist Centenary. (By the Associated Negro Press.) Columbus, Ohio May 30—Having been genuinely amazed and completed, there are growing indications that large ```markdown ``` The Dallas Express arranged for Friday, and was one of the largest ever held in the city. Numbers of the representatives of Madam Walker's firm from various countries have been sent to do her homage. Telegrams of condolence have been received from distinguished persons all over this country and many other parts of the world. The funeral are in the hands of the deceased, the attorney, F. B. Ranson of Indiana. In their enormous plans, the Methodist of two churches have created a new work of the Race in evangelization, and to provide for entertainment at the Elevated Street M. E. Church, a chairman of this committee. There are many churches among our people in this city, all the leading Methodist workers of both Lakes and both churches from the surrounding area at this gathering. It will be an event to be attended by more than a plan concatenated with interest in the church militant and the church trumpeter in promoting the progress of the race and handled without fear or favor. Omaha Colored Women Well Represented in Industry. (By the Associated Negro Press). Omana, Ohmah, May, 29. —According to the report of the Omana Welfare Department, 200 copies of the published in their Bulletin No. 1. there are over 200 Colored Women out of a total of one thousand two hundred in the city. There are in the four big packing plants of the city. The Colored women are the pork killing and cutting floors of Cudah and Morning packings. Another State Attracts the Attention of the N. A. A. C. P. New York City, N. Y. M. 29, 1915. The National Association for the Administration through its Secretary, R. John St.ILL, and Governor Charles B. Bryan of Arkansas concerning the lynching by burning to death of Frank Livingston, the United States Army, near Elkton, Md., on May 21, Livingston was "The Republican Party Is The Ship. All Else Is The Sea."—Fred Douglas. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1910. to a tree and burned to death; that hit the Union County jail, a few minutes after the lynching but no arrests were made. His news attention was the fact that this is the second lynching which has hit the Union County jail in days, both of which were murder, a crime for which the laws of Arkansas provideimple punishment. May, 23, 1913 Hon. Charles Brouch, Governor, Little Rock, Ark. (By the Associated Negro Press). Augusta, Georgia, "worldwide democracy" it is well to note that "splendid" he has helped her out to our people join the army, to join the nounced "officially" that there is opportunity for promotion. And so, he has helped us get our young men to enlist. One story says: "The Navy is very much better than the Army," men as mean attendants. The opportunity for advancement now is greatest. He proved the quality of service a Colored man is capable of rendering, and he needs no apprehension of the Navy's service, nor that he will not be rapidly advanced, nor that he will not be good trained to become Steward to the Commander in Chief of the Navy, now that the "Commander in Chief" of the Navy, an Army officer, would be encouragement of the United States. So, then, our valiant, intelligent, heroic young men would work in the Navy and to become Steward to the President, the admirals, admirals, rear and forward, and the like, would not be any interest in comparison with the foregoing. Ballimore Election Indicative of Negroes' Strength. (By the Associated Negro Press). Baltimore, Md. May 23—W. two h. Colored officers, two Colored theirs this week, and a Republican Mayor, booster into office by Colored officers. Colored their own power never before. Colored people in the city yield over sixteen thousand votes, while white people account for 8,900 majority. Wm. L. Fitzlerad, and Warner T. McGunn are the new council men. The latter will represent more white than Colored residents. Mayor-elect William Brooming, in a statement to Colored voters through the council, said they support, and promised to make his actions speaker louder than words. The board of Education, the Colored people are prepared to request and put thru demands for a new high school, and playgrounds in Colored sections. HOGS BRING RECORD PRICE. (By the Associated Negro Press). Waycross, Georgia May 29-31 Las Vegas lives just outside the limits of Waycross, where a couple brought a combined price of $70.30. One weighted 788 pounds and the other 112 pounds. Poland Chta and Berkshire Washington, May 29.—The latest Cabinet goose going the rounds in Washington concerns Secretary of State Lansing. He is flanking, according to gentlemen who are in position to know the facts, is pleased over the situation in which he finds himself coming from Paris that the Secretary may resign are not mere imaginations. He can be heard in the inner circles of the American personnel at the American embassy. It will be recalled that William J. Bryan as chief of the State Department had found out that in fact he was a figurehead. When Secretary Lansing, he friends, will have with the expectation that he would play a large part in rededucting the credit. As was entirely natural, Mr. Lansing thought that the State Department of State of the United States he would fill a conspicuous place in the public eye and would come back with plaudits of his countrymen. In the past he publicly called quite naturally anticipates that the name of Robert Wilson that it would rank alongside the names of the premiers of Great Britain and that he would not come to pass is merely setting forth in the truth. Secretary Wilson will be optimised the spotlight as the Amer- Then, too, the views Secretary Lanning has had as to certain phases of matters in the Secretary of State's office. Then, too, the views of whether he shall choose to remain in it by resignation remains to be determined, but it may be interred, but it does not THE 317TH LABOR BN. THE PICK OF AMERICAN E. F. which is the beginning of an expected tour of the American Expeditionary Forces. Addressed By Battalion Commander. A few remarks were made by Capt. Bohlen who highly commended his men for long and most ardent co-operation and service in France, Lieut. Botchot, who highly commended his men for a few remarks, Lieut. Ioulman, who is the Post Entertainment officer, who made a speech in my life until I was away from the entertainment Officer. I was told by the Post Commander that things to get the boys to think about something else except, "I want to go home." This you have helped me to get the boys to think about men have seen the shows provided by this contest. When you are on your way home, be sure to exhibit ship and when you get home. Attempt to Induce Negrees to Return South. (By the Associated Negro Press). Lyons, Ga. May 23—If there are any dockets to where those of the Negroes will be white, whites and they understand the whites, all doubt is removed by the announcement in the Lyons Press. In Chicago, a thousand white men employed in a ship building plant in Ohio struck the other day because the company was hiring. In Chicago the other day whites and blacks had a serious riot. In Maryville, whites yanked by Negroes. In Chicago the other day whites and blacks had a serious riot. In Maryville, whites yanked by Negroes. After a while the Negroes will learn that after all the best place for them is in Chicago, people understand them and where they understand the whites. Texas Ideas May Help Adjust Race Relations in Chicago. A Community Laundry for Nashville, Tenn. (By Associated Negro Press), Nashville, Tenn. May 22. A "Community Laundry" is to be established. The women will wives. The women may carry their clothes there and laundry them after the most approved fashion. The plan is part of the work of the New York Public School, Episcopal church, South, and the building is to cost $10,000. Taking Detroit Negro Census. (By Associated Negro Press). Detroit's Negro population is being taken in connection with the annual school census, at the request of the community and civic organizations in their work. Detroit has nearly six times the number of Negroes as in 1910 as a result of the high waves in the North and poor economic conditions in the MISSOURI SENATOR ASSAILS LEAGUE PROPOSALS MISSOURI SENATOR ASSAILS LEAGUE PROPOSALS DECLARES COLORED RACES WILL CONTROL THE WORLD. SCORES VOTE EQUALITY. APPEALS TO RAGE-HATING SOUTHERNERS TO OPPOSE DEMOCRACY WHICH INCLUDES THE DARKER RACES. OMAHA TRADE EXCUSSION STARTS ON SIX-DAY TOUR. (By the Associated Negro Press). Omaha, Nebraska, May 28 — The Chamber of Commerce "bounce trade" office of the state has offices of 150 local business firms departed from the Burton on the River and town in Western Nebraska, Wyoming, Montana, So. Dakota and Colorado. Nebraska's 11th annual musical envitation, 11th Annual Mus. Band, U. R. of K. of P. more popularly known as "Dedess Band" from its popular music, chosen to accompany the exposition as a feature attraction. The train consisted of six sleeper, two diners, a car for the band and one for the (By the Associated Neuro Press). Medicaid, Misa, Max, and Michael Colored Teachers Association closed here was one of the best ever hold. It was one of the few schools in the state has been rapidly advancing during the last year, and many suggestions have been made to overcome during the next Year. The Sahara has at last reached educational opportunity than to hold people in ignorance. HARRY WILLS TO BE DEMPTST'S SPARRING PARTNER. (By the Associated Negro Press). (Toledo, Ohio. May 28 - Harry Wills in the country, has been signed by as one of the eight crack sparing partners agreed to tune in Democracy July 4. For a heavier title, THROWS CHILD IN WELL TO CONCEAL BIRTH (By the Associated Negro Protest. Malcolm K. McLean, 1915, died in two years in prison on the charge of throwing the child over the fence of a state exhibited the house of the child.) L50 Per Annum PRICE FIVE CENTS. BREAK ATOR LEAGUE PROPOSALS WILL CONTROL THE WORLD. APPEALS TO RACE-HATING DEMOGRACY WHICH INCLUDES and comingled as to constitute an unclassifiable mongred breed. Says White Are Outnumbered. How will Senators from the South, will represent States which have contended that the white race alone it fit to control the destiny of the States of America, contend that Lil- beria, Haiti and other Negro, or mean Negro nations, should be permitted to sit at the council table of the work and each cast votes the equal of all of the United States. "How can the Representatives of the Pacific States, who have contended for the right to neither Japanese nor Chinese shall land upon their shores, and that both Japanese and Chinese mustify their conduct if they shall now vote that in the council of the world Japan and China shall each cast a vote to the vote in the United States? "In any contest which may have arraigned race is it not perfectly plain that the dark races will ill unite and every part of the world? It must be remembered that this is a living and burning question; that Japan has the right to abolish sterilization and that if it comes before the league of peace, as now the dark races will have a majority. "Who can justify the doctrine that the 110,000,000 intelligent free people of the world should be sent by one man and that the representative of Haiti, with a majority, equal to the United States? "Who can justify giving to the 100,000,000 inhabitants of the United States." "What sort of science is it that proposes that the 50,000 civilized or semi-ctivified Natives of Liberia shall in the council of the world have a equal to the 11,000,000^90 people of the (Continued on page 4). THE COLORED RACE 'A POTENTIAL STICK OF DYNAMITE' Chicago Physicians Propose A Large Hospital for Tampa, Fla. (By the Associated Negro Press) Tampa, Fla. May 14. Appears over the book situation as to the business prospects of a modern hospital, Dr. F. I. Young and C. P. Wint of Chicago are in the city. The Chicago physician proposes to erect a modern building with about fifty rooms with complete layout for a hospital. There is only one modern hospital for the Rave in Florida, and that is at Jacksonville. The BIG-SEVEN Oil Company Capital Stock $60,000 WITH OFFICE FORT WORTH, TEXAS Are offering a limited number of shares to the sessible. Our holding is in McCullock County, it tracted for than any county outside of the known county at the depth of from 297 to 416 feet. Well 3) acres located in tract 26, on one of the most pro- vate are already drilling in an adjoining tract so you can by big companies and expect to start drilling out at 35 per for this stock is sure to go to, two for The Fort Worth State Bank is our depository. We meen. We are operating under a trust control. L urer; Prof. W. G. Upshaw, secretary L. Bertran, C. P. Williams, assistant secretary; G. H. Harden. 411 1-2 East Ninth Street Room 11 of shares to the public at $5 per w Cullock County, the County that has no stake of the known producing fields. S to 416 feet. Wells producing from 20 of the most promising dunes in the tract so you can see our holdings are to start drilling curvatures in the near f to go to, two for one in a few days. our depository. The officers of our a trust control. Dr. W. S. Crosby, my president L. Berran, lt vice president; J. R ury; G. H. Harden, general manager. THE BIG SEVEN OIL 411½ E. 9th St. Enclosed and my share Big Seven Oil Co., at non-assessed. Uncle to pay for same. It is rights to refund same mail certificate to— Name R. F. D. or St City Are offering a limited number of shares to the public at 85 per value, fully paid and non-assessable. Our holding is in McCulloch County, County that has more deep test drilling and contracted to any county outside of the known producing fields. Shallow oil is found in this county at the depth of 207 to 416 feet. Wells producing from 10 to 15 barrels daily. We have 20 acres located in tract 26, on one of the most promising domes in the county. The Moore Brothers are already drilling in an adjoining tract so you can see our holdings are valuable. We are surrounded by big companies and expect to start drilling ourselves in the near future. So buy Big Seven now at 85 per for this stock is sure to be to, two for one in a few days. Liberty Bonds taken at par. The Fort Worth State Bank is our deputy. The officers of our Company are all well known. We are operating under a trust control. Dr. W. S. Crouch, president; Dr. N. T. Wallis, treasurer; Prof. W. G. Ushapaw, secretary; L. Burtan, 1st vice president; J. H. Lee, 2nd vice president; C. P. Williams, assistant secretary; G. H. Harden, general manager. TEXAS TOWNS CARTHAGE. Charitage, Texas, May 29.-Health Clinic. Texas, May 29.-We are glad to note that Bunn Gray is able to be up again. Henderson, Texas, May 29.-Mrs. Iabella Tally has been confirmed to her bed for 24 hours or 8 weeks. Mrs. Tally passed the married quite young. She was useful in bloom of life and active. She was accompanied by his mother, and two sisters, Maggie and Janet Wallace, and she attended the closing at Stakehouse College and was accompanied back by their daughter, Candie, who has been married a series of sermons, and she returned Wednesday with his brother, Gradie. Holland's Academy is still in need of some of my regular supporters of the Express: Mary Reddy, Sherwin Waltle, William Langley, Dallas Langley, M. Macon, and Veron Brown. Dr. P. W. Wesley went to. Lukfin to deliver the hancalaurate service and also preached a series of sermons, and report foreign mission convention at Beaumont, good. Collection $200.00. Dr. R. Calhoun filled appointment. Mr. Andrew Mennette and Mrs. Larry Smith married 20th at Beaumont, good. Collection $200.00. Dr. H. Walt, Holt. H. J. Hewson and James Wallace, who are presiding presiding shop in Westminster building, May No services at 11 a.m. m, as all attended the Paccalaurie sermon attentively. The sermon preached by Dean Burgan was of the highest class. It was regular with thought, logic and durability. The collection excellent. Collection $1650 at 4:30 p. m. the Federated Labor: Union at St. Paul, Rev. J. P. Williams was at his best and all decided after the courtesies that he was a union man. He was to Man." showed thought and careful preparation also the presentations. W. H. Holloway by Mrs. L. R. Roberts was very unique. Address by B. P. Sherrod showed that he was a man. Mr. Dukes, president of Retail Merchant Amada made some point remarks, quite a crowd was in attendance. Mrs. B. V. Holloway rendered a musical performance. P. Rervy, who has just returned from a trip to Chicago where she spent one week, also a member of the New York City, three weeks in Miami, Fla., son herself into the city. Visitors are in our city attending the closing of Paul Quinn College. A. J. Moon High school will have a B. J. Moon High school will have the graduating class, 23 in number is the largest in the history of the school. Now Hope Baptist Church. The attendance was small at the museum, but there were special occasions in the city, but those present enjoyed a treat as Dr. J. Moon was in Johna, 125,1 subject "Victories in Old Age." He exhibited the mcu- rber that although old age was com- menced, it continues to work for Christ and the upfit of the world. The winning the rights of Baptism was admis- sion. Miss Willis of Oklahoma City in company with Mrs. Daley Turner a b PAGE TWO McDonald Building A few live Agents wanted Chartage, Texas, May 23. -Health is very good as a whole. We are glad to note that Buna Gray is able to attend. Mr. Alma Thompson motored to Mayhall, Tuesday and was accompanied by Bishop Colby, the Mangie, Maggie and Namile. Mr. J. T. Chadwick and family attended the closing at Bishop Colby School in New York, where their daughter, Caskie, has spent the term there. J. H. Stevenson returned Wednesday to the school where his Holland's Academy is still in need of a corps of teachers. These are some of my regular students. Mr. Burcham Wilcott, Parthina Langley, Lucy Gray, Willie Langley, Dallas Langley, Amy Ferguson, Mr. J. T. Chadwick will leave the 2nd or 3rd prox. for Dallas, accompanied by H. J. Stevenson and James Wallace will install a first-class pressing shop in Westmontland, Building 31. Please call there and get the Express. Sunday school was fine and was well reviewed by Rev. J. M. Carter, a professor of history, and Dr. Dennis who had been away to school for 8 months came forward and spoke in their own way, responded by J. M. Carter, and was AS 12:00 o'clock we sat quiet and listened to a great sermon delivered by Dr. M. Carter, who was no man than that his Lay Down his Life for His Friends." This sermon was the annual Thanksgiving of the U. B. P. and S. M. T. **BUSK.** Bunk, Texas, May 29—New Hope school closed last Friday. The Broungton people were out on massas, Mr. Tennessee Miller is visiting the school. Miss Cathee Cumbo is visiting relatives in Alto. Rev. Ham Love preached a great sermon on the 18th fath. Mrs. Cumbo, Miss Donie Barnes, Mrs. Dickson and Mr. Scott Barnes were the guests of Rev. I. W. Tidwell and the many friends of Mrs. Jenie Hickes are glad to know that her health is so much improved and that she will be with Mrs. Gee. Cook at Brocken. On the 19th of June, there will be patriotic demonstrations at Delmar, where the students will be joined of our soldier boys. The friends in the several localities will turn out to do them home. Mr. Scott Barnes has returned from Conference at Plain View. He reports a profitable session. Mr. Scott Barnes has struck, beaten, bitten and received serious injuries. His friends pray that he may recover. Mr. Barnes, Mr. Sherm- Barnard, Mrs. Mussie Manble, Messames Bruton and Jones, teachers, Rev. Mowell, pastor. M. Pat Egbert is on the sick list. list. Rev. S. Garner, preached an excellent sermon on Sunday that Sunday will be reads for 1,000 inmates by the 11th prox. in memory of Rev. Mr. McKellar is an earnest worker in the Presbyterian church at Delmar. MARSKALL Marshall, Texas, May 23—The Nostac Twoplans will have their annual Theobald School on Sunday, June 1st. Rev. Ed Kelloy will presach it. Mr. Son Lee, remains about the same. Rev. John Kelloy, the Holy Ghost People are making rapid progress with their new church Wilky University is closing this week under most pressure. The Nostac School will work under many benefactors. The president seems to have the matter in hand. Word comes to us that in Joe Kinnan's *District Court of Marrion County is in in session.* The non-jury civil trial takes place. The county court in law is adjourned on the non-jury civil trial. Read the Lobby Dept. delivered at your door at 20 cents per month. Please be blind, please pay up. Mary Henry Hayes, Booth Pall, Hall. Mary J. H. Haywood, Miss Katie Field, Field for Jefferson. THE BIG SEVEN OIL CO. 4111 N. E 9th St. Wt. Worth Enclosed find my application for..... shares of the Capital Stock of Big Seven Oil Co. at $5 par value fully paid and nonmobilizable. Enclosed find $5 to pay for same. It is understood you reserve all rights to refund same if oversubscribed. Please mail certificate to--- Name: R. F. D. or Street Address. City: State: CHICKASHA. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1919. BROWNWOOD. Brownwood, Texas, May 23—Sunday school and morning services at the school. Rev. S. G. Graham, F. G. M. E. church has just closed a successful rally. H. A. Lynch, P. C. A. M. E. church has his rally under way. The Tribes are all working to the intense rivalry and great results are achieved. Colored school closed May 22nd. Two graduates, Miss Louise Kelly and Miss Mildred Cotton. The graduation on the teachers as well as the graduates. Social Notes. The call of the West Party given by the tribe of Benjamin at the restroom of Hall was a success, enjoyed by Mrs. Amy. Hubbard entertained a man named Mr. C. of Mrs. Salle Smith, Mr. to Dallas, after an extended visit Caldwell and grand children returned with her daughter, Mrs. R. A. Ghee. FODICE Fodice, Texas, May 32—Rev. R. W. Henderson, pastor of the Mt. Pleasant School, regularly Sunday. Membership at large are in line with him. Rev. Henderson will preach the Epworth League school. Mr. Laura Wilson after a few days illness is able to be up again. Mme. Jane O'Neal is ill at her brother, Prof. H. C. Langrum has returned home from visiting the closing of the school and not many friends there and enjoyed a happy school closing. Miss Grace Berry has made her first college school at Texas College, Tyler, Texas. WICHITA FALLS. Wichita, Falls, Texas, May 28-Mar 28 Bernice Trumble, Mr. George Flood, J. L. Johnson, from Prairie View. Reverend J. L. Johnson, Mra. J. L. Johnson, M. Nelson attended the District Conference that convened at St. James University. The White Rose club gave an entertainment at the Odd Fellows hall on the 18th, reported a good success. G. Norwood are still on the tick, list. J. H. Donaldson is agent for the reporter when he brings you the paper. When you want the reporter, please 2318. Go after it with Sloan's Liniment before it gets dangerous Apply a little, don't rub, let it penetrate, and—good by twinge! Same for external aces, pain, stains, stiffness. Avoid using oil without moisture. Immediate relief without musculus or soiled clothing. 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One trial treatment will convince you of its value. lors with all modern and muniary Worth, Texas; and 885 Prairie Dept. C FREE ENOS WHITAKER, Prop MY SPECIAL OFFER OUR NEW HOME PENDLETON AVE. ST. PERDINAND AVE. TEXAS TOWNS her high school in Kaufman, Texas, Box 201. **FLASCA.** Hance, Texas, May 29—Mr. W. G. Jenkins is not doing well his sister, Mrs. Burges of Fort Worth, can cestered him. Mr. L. Connor of Fort Worth is in the city visiting his sister, Mrs. Burges of Fort Worth, can cestered him. Mr. Connor, Connor, Friday night. Mr. McGinnis, Miss Gertrude Beds came home from Conroe, Saturday where she has been visiting Hillbrow, in the city, the great her mother, Mrs. N. Thompson, Mrs. Joe Connor and has had it remodelled. The family is planning to move from it week to the delight of Mrs. Kline. Mrs. Kline Davis made a fying dress. The men, met Monday night and joined an organization of the Men's Business League, twenty-four enrolled. **Church Notes.** Bethlehem Notes. School was well attended Sunday morning each week was found by trying to find the teacher of class B. W. C. was victorious. The B. Y. B. was conquered a nice KAUFMAN. ITASCA. Church Notes. ROXTON. Write Today for Further Information "PORCOLLEGE gation standing. Address—Relation tion to Church, Pastor. Prof. James O. Inglehousen, children. Prof. James O. Inglehousen, children. Prof. James O. Inglehousen, children. City, Clement, Sister Banks, Banks and Sister Haiter Johnson. Miss W. M. Inglehousen address C. M. E. Sunday school, Sister Ellen Sihm, paper church patronship. Prof. James O. Inglehousen, by our white friends of Roxon. Remv. Rev. C. H. Johnson, collection passion. Rev. C. H. Johnson, collection Modern Sunday school taught by R. D. Williams. At 11:30 sermon, passion, subject Joke up. At 11:29 sermon, subject Daisie Daisie and Sister Lena Williams. Sermon Pastor, subject Daisie Daisie and Sister Lena Williams. Total collection $104.87. West, Texas, May 23—Rev. G. W. Lilly held a successful revival performance last week and preached three weeks before dermal sermons. Baptised the candidate afternoon. Thanks to the pastor and wife for their time also thank people for their attendance. Mr. Hache, made a business trip to West Texas. Mrs. Catching report a successful trip to Louise, Texas, to a road trip to Hilboro, to her mother's bedside. Miss Martha Toton spent days with her parents each week. Call for the Dallas Express at the Alamo Cafe with Mr. Will Smith. **PORNEY.** Former, Texas, May 29—School was well attended at all three days at the Alamo Cafe at his post and preached two strong sermons. Armenion and Rev. Wyman held quarterly conference at the A. M. E. Church Sunday. Owing to the fact that he was preached at the Alamo Cafe, Rev. Wyman did get here to preach the graduating class sermon, the following were in the class: Miss Viola Crutcher, sationation; Miss Moto-viola Hitters mentioned; Life Mr. C. B. Bell and wife were in Maryland. Mrs. B. Bell and Mrs. Alberta Goddy is able to Matter Mack Smith of Dallas spread. Matter Mack Smith of Rev. A. Lipscomb is out of town Roll. --- WEST. FORNEY. FERRIS BONHAM. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1919. St. Louis, Mo. Rev. Wirdow of Paria, was in the city last week. His sister Gia许天娜 has returned to Marshall where she has been attending school. MINERAL WELLS. Mineral Wells, Texas, May 29.—All churches and Sunday schools are bringing members and members are bringing things to pass they have almost completed their beautiful church, he baptised Mr. E., preparing for a big rally on the 2nd Sunday in June. The school closed here Friday, May 23. Mr. B. U. Adams has maved back to Mr. Henry Jackson in Tulsa, Okla. Mr. Henry Jackson has maved back to have been visiting relatives in Galveston and San Antonio have returned to Galveston, Colo., is here. Mr. Henry Zolloffee has purchased a home. Mr. John McCrane made a flying trip to Galveston. James Sutton of Bolton has visited his son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Smith, Hon. W. E. King is here on business. We are handling the once more. ITALY. MART. Mart. Texas, May 29—M. E. church Notes—We were blessed with a down post. Rev. W. B. Lett, our district Suppt. will leave here for Austin. Mrs. Besa McCormick will leave here. Will Moore left for Thursday for Chicago, accompanied by Mrs. Lucy Jones and Mrs. S. A. Hayden was the guest of Mrs. Shipp. Sunday. Rocky Creek Church Notes. Sunday was a high day at our church. We were post against sin and the devil. Sunday school and services were well Miss Beulah Reazar, who has been teaching in Groveton, in at home for five years, is the guest of her sister, M. E. S. D. Wright, Prof. W. B. Lattimore, and both sisters in the home. Mr. S. W. Booker is conducting a facial picture framing店 at 605 North street, and solicits your patronage. Rev. A. Boman, who was repaired by the bookstore, is unimproved. There is little hopes for his recovery. Neal was called to Houston to the bed side of her sick sister. Listed: Mr. W. Jones, S. W. Williams, S. W. Weston. JACKSONVILLE. Jacksonville, Texas. The District Conference of the Texas Annual Conference, Palestine District, met with Dr. F. Washington at 25th to Dr. F. Washington, the delegation was present all Stations and reported far in advance to previous Stations. The Houston District, Rev. J. R. Lee, pastor先来 Chapel A. M. E. church, Galveston; Rev. McDade of Corsicana; we were among the visitors at the preaching was good each night over $700.00 was raised. Worship exercises were held at Rising Star Baptist church to over flowing crowds. Each day. Misses Bennie and Geneva Crouch attended the commencement exercise Mrs. Claude Spencer is visiting in Fort Worth. Misses Cleona Clensa closed her school at Alto, after a successful term of 3 months. Miss of Tyler is visiting in the city. Miss Bennie Crouch has a music class at Cuney. Base Ball. Jacksonville, vs. Athens, score first day 7 to 5 in favor Jacksonville. Miss of Tyler is visiting in the city. Miss Bennie Crouch has a music class at Cuney. Teague, Texas. May 25—Sunday School was well attended at all of the churches Sunday. Rev. W. S. Summers attended Sunday, noble sermons Saturday night at the Baptist church in north Teague. C. B. met at the First Baptist church and marched to the Antioch church, where he preached by Rev. S. B. Britt of Mexia, and Rev. C. S. Session of Teague. The church there was a short program rendered by the club which was conducted by the president. W. W. Stowell preached on the Loomis Stowell program rendered by the club which was of Rev. Mathis. Mr. Joel Rodgers and Miss Eileen Brewer prepared Saturday night revival. Rev. C. H. E. Moore, officiated. They left Sunday for Jewett, the home of Mr. Rodgers. 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Let us not forget while complaining against the white man that we are men also. Let us keep in mind that what it takes to make a race we have it. Observe little barroom. Don't you cry; You can buy a store Bye and bye. Go to church Sunday. If you do not believe in it, that is not necessarily significant. Remember, there are many churches where you will do what you think that the church is worth while. Quit abusing the white man at his back for making you wait in his store. Remember, there are many churches where you will do what you think that the church is worth while. Once out start your own store and you will not need to have a new experience of commercial neglect. Please stop going to the depot in crowds to meet the trains. There are many churches where you will not need. Then again, you are not wanted there. Learn to stay away from places you do not want. Very often you are spoken to roughly for just standing in the way. Have sense. We want a man's chance for a man. This has been our contention. This has been our contention. Our contention, until even handed blind-folded justice sits cathored in the conflict for freedom and the contest for liberty, transferred from she to son, often though lost, 'tis ever TWO QUESTIONS. How long will thou, colored son of man, refuse to read the newspaper of man, refuse to race the race. When will thou, loom before pride enquiril to deceive thine own things? THE STATE BUSINESS LEAGUE TO REIT. The place is Cuney, Texas. The place is in the town of New Mexico in the town Negro Business. Let us hope that there will be a large job there. I will write about jobs as well in instruction about jobs. ON TO DALLAS, JUNE 4. The Colored men of Texas will meet in Dallas the 13th day of June in answer to the call of the Equal Rights Amendment to be president. Among other things the meeting will begin the right to place Colored trustees in charge of the school teacher should be present and at least a patron of a school from each county in the P-State. He would be first himself to strike the NO BOLSHEVIST. The story goes that certain literature is being issued by Colored Americans. It is alleged that because of this fact, the Government is looking into the literature and is not interested in the publication of the same supposed. If we understand what is meant by the belief that it is not interested in the publication of the same supposed, we do not subscribe. The contention of the Afro-American newspaper and other literature makes the Government do not subscribe to the law. We demand all the rights of the population to the remainder of the population of the country. The special benefits from the Government are not equally its burdens, its responsibilities equally its burden, or the miscellaneous alter. WINGE DISPUTATION. The difference between Dr. Kemmett J. Scott and Mr. Do Bals as to what would be the advantage of the former would succeed Assistant Secretary of War and the "no" unsatisfied and insecurity" of the latter in the civil war, as well as which is a worse way, only whether the country. Per ANNUAL EXERCISES OF TUSKE GEE HELD: 194 GET DIPLOMAS Hundreds of Friends of Famous Institutes Attend 8th Commencement; Industrial Exhibits Set Forth With Remarkable Clearness Various Activities of School. Tuskegee, Ala., May 22—The thirty-eight annual exercise on the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute which started Sunday, May 10, 1915, and ended dress by Dr. George H. Donny, president of the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Ala., concluded today that 124 students were awarded to 124 candidates Unique Numbers Probably the most unique number on the program was the contrasting methods, building and appearance of students and teachers. Suite B views on School Methods and Arrangements*, made it clear to the students that the longer endure a result of reconstruction. C. Pope, whose subject was "Improvement of Social Conditions in the Community," told clearly of the improvements, such as saving of wounded and sick children, the work among wounded and sick children, the sacrifice of the fluence of the church has been the chief factor in bringing about these improvements. A. W. Thompson, whose subject was the Electrical Industries and communities and improving conditions of the valedictory address to Dr. McKenna and the class was very enthusiastic. Class of 1909 Reaulen. The class of 1909 held its reunion today and was represented on the program by Augustus Simmons, who was the class president. The school at Mt. Meixa, Alabama. The class was represented by eight members and they presented to Principal Robert B. McKinney as their evidence of continued loyalty and devotion. The Alumni speaker related many happy experiences of the members of his class were in school and recited some of the achievements of individual members. The class members have gone into life and have kept with them the "Tunkeece Spirit." He concluded his address with a heartfelt reminder of the graduating class of 1918. Farmers Recognized. A few years ago, the late Dr. Washington realizing the great amount of work and hard work that many handicapped have accumulated, and fortunes decided that Tuskegee Institute would in recognition of these three years from various sections of the South to receive a certificate of certification this year were J. B. McDougall of Gealey, M. McDougall of Gealey, M. McDougall of Gealey, who owns a beautiful home and one hundred and sixty acres of land. Last year Catchings raised $100,000 typical of the successful Nagra farmer who without education has been able to accumulate substantial holdings. Habbard, Tina, May 18, 1912. Public School closed with good program. MacArthur and Browne- laughlin. Married by Rev. P. H. Parker, mother. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1919. OLD REGULAR Basketball Corsicanas, Denison, Sherman, Gainvillea, Henrietta and Wichita Falls - A City Found Which Holds the Tennis Championship. Three Thousand Dollars Paid by Colored People - Don't Laugh. Staff Correspondence Somewhere in West Texas, May 19, 1919 I left Dallas, the airport, and since day, May 12, for Corpus Christi, and since that time, I have not foot in Denion, Sherman, Gainesville, Henrietta and this is the Day, Monday, and I am loading baggey for denton, Lewisville and Grand Prairie, all of which towns whereabouts or do-abouts, may be found by reference to my date sheet, whereabouts or do-abouts, may be found by reference to my wanderings are announced. It will be observed that I did not go to Pilot Point. There is a reason. It is because I will not be at Wilmot Damascus and Parson William Hamden Varcus, the men who ran the Point (two or three times of the day) decided that they did not still remain there, and if they could not stay on the Point, why it was useless for me to go Coralcana. I arrived in the Navarro County Capital, just as the sun neared the top of the 12, 1919. Because no man knew the hour of my arrival, no man met me. I was uped in an ancient transfer wagon driver. In ebony, who owned a still more antiquated car, I managed to bring the journey to the S. J. Chestnut Store, which has a record of a quarter Century of steady growth and suburbs. The old tar wdriver that wagon, while chewing his Battle Axe tobacco, he wanted to know about many things. He wanted to know about many things. I was struck by his knowledge of men and places. He was a League of Nations and the Treaty of Peace, the date when Woodrow Wilson would return to his job, the status of his family, the closed by asking me what I thought of John H. Kirby. I answered all of his questions, not however to his satisfaction. Corsicana people are doing more in a commercial way than at any The colored business and professional man is coming for more gesture consideration than ever. Of course he is not a professional, who, I thank God, will soon join that "silent majority on the other side," who still believe that the truth is true. He will still pass by the colored enterprise which is struggling up to the place where it can have a many colorful business. He will spend their money and grin, at the white stone, but they are growing beautifully less. The same truth can be written on the wall, capped, elevated white newspapers individual, who reads white newspapers only, he too is in the passing, and will soon be in the business ever has been known to return. Denison According to announcement, my friend Dr. T. T. McKinney, met the train for me on the morning of Tuesday, and we met at City College. He missed me. I was coming on a later interurban, which expressed to Dr. McKinney's office where along with Deplet. Willie, we got together. Later edition Joe owena, showed me a table to sleep at Nixon, a gallery of art. moving spirits. The drug store, I understand is among the enterprise soon to be established. The Bulletin, the local newspaper and printery, is showing every sign of improvement, and if the colored people are sured. Rev. J. W. Carter is well on the way with the foundation of his new business, it will be a fitting rift oflopewell in the same neighborhood. I saw Merchant A. H. Torrell and other business people popular Joe Popper. Mr Poohl, the imitative Sam Williams the one and only Jim Love. J. H. Riddle and B. H. Riddle are fame. Prof. Mims and Prof. Frank Johnson, are still found there. I like Frank Johnson, I am still蒙蒙ed with the morning of the 14th, to Sherman, where I made my home with Rev. and McKinsey. Denison is march on. Sherman The morning of May 14, I reached Sherman and immediately Rev. J. H. Bell, pastor of the C. M. E. Church, pastor of the B. M. Church. To make a long story short, we took in the town frm Center to circumference. We visited the famous Kirkpatrick Public School—460 students during the day. After the lecture, I was invited to and took a major part in a luncheon which was fit for a king. The host At night the pastor presided and Dr. D. W. Foster introduced me to a special audience. I spoke from the audience and visited the Andrea building, and saw the inhabitants there. The audience of Sherman the old town is in a rut. In my judgment, it is in need of both leadership and training, and the training has been carried to the point that not one of the petty chiefs will consent to follow the other. Because of the training, Sherman, whose voice can be heard, whose mandate will compel obedience, will be able to intervene, however, and I still entertain the point that some day...Yes; some sweet day—they may be found rallying a community to "put it over." Dr. A. N. Prince, Sherman, Mr. Johnson, from Kirkland, California, organizes today as of yore occupy their places in the elements, but their memoirs progress. Sherman has halted, but I expect some day to see her keep step to the rattling drumbeat of the march. Gainesville I unloaded at the Katy depot the morning of the 15, and through the door immediately to the offices of Dr. Strong and Mitchell the former a business house was at the residence of Dr. and Mr. Strong. I took supper with Rev. and Mrs. Strong, I chaperoned the spoke and Mrs. Brown, the brilliant publisher, is pastor, Mesra, Blackman, Woody, Mr. Moore were much in evidence. "Put some business in religion," was the subject of my remarks. But what that I said was pertinent to an interesting situation. Rev. McPawson is a great business man and could build his own a big man on a big job. But Galenville does not show the program to which her intelligence and experience stores, undertaking establishment, restaurants, bakeries and churches and exceptions, undertaking establishment, exceptions they are like the Irishman's horse—there but not doing much. But Galenville suffers some what from the same malady. I hope to hear that Galenville has seen from her lethery Henrietta I came here the 16th of May from Gainesville and the tearful clouda of tears filled my heart. I turned here Monday, night, May 19. The bi-chest Colored man here is Mr. Sam Wright. He colored man and a stone, hall and hotel across the street. There are two churches here—P. R. H. Jackson is pastor of the church. The church is the house of the Church has taken a Rev. Chance to guide her. The house is the house of the church used because the lay County, schools for colored children are of a few days old. The church is the house in the church in the town is a towncaled man—Sam Wright. I and the people thrifty and intelligent, and taking all in the Wichita Falls I arrived in this town at 9:00 a.m. clock-sharp, p. m. I went immediately to the school where not only had he arisen, but where not only had he arrived my coming, but had written me not to come. I did not get the letter. His letter was on a drawing card. When he found out that the city schools would hear an educational cormand and that the Odd. John would not draw a card on the boards at the churches at the same hour I was to speak, he at once drew a card on the boards would not draw the complication. He had something to learn. I saw Rev. Johnson of the A. M. E. school be full. The Odd Felkins adorned, the Holy Rollers went on and the platform, and Harrison Welch had learned something. Rev. Johnson called the meeting to order and Dr. E. W. King a physician introduced me. I Wichita Falls is a great twin, just turning right into a city of some $3,000 million in graxy. It is eight miles from the Burk-Burnet oil of oil, and to be one of the greatest suburban oil pools The colored people may number 5,000 and they are a bunch of life in the church. They build substantial colored improvements. Church schools, homes and business enterprises are on the program. That indicates you call money to the church. They bring in on the ground floor. There is a doctor and an understake and while they are in the same building, I have them and they work together—the Lord forbid. The Colored People of Dallas And Adjacent Communities will Celebrate the 19TH OF JUNE At Fair Park, Fair Grounds, June 19th, 1919. FREE GATES Day and Night. Amusements of all kinds. ARRANGEMENT COMMITTEE: J. H. Dixson, J. C. Jordan, J. T. Hill, Addison Gaston, V. L. S. Booker, W. L. Dickson. For Stand Privileges see HENRY CHILDS, Phone H. 3010 The churches are hew and the pastors the intelligent. The Apostolic church intelligent. The Apostolic church intelligent. The best men in the state, and one tells you the Holy Roller cuts some flesh. The white people and the coedors are not living in love. Saturday Night a "cusset" Commendable, slapped a man let out the manuscripts of his auto-military and his good loyalty and his officers life. There was a little ripple on the sea, but up to the time of Fl. Worth, the bad men of the plains, had not exchanged the commendations. Among the things which the outside world is sending to Wichita Falls I want added a full corga of religion. The Rule of the Law, the representatives (among the ole-agnostic champions of the inhambable commodity every day) and the representative of Haiti for a like amount if somebody wasn't there to help. Hillecock Changes Inconsistency. view to awakening a social consciousness among them, the realization of the necessity of the realization of the necessity of realizing their responsibilities. About fifteen National secretaries, in which each member nation has one vote. "But in that case," said Mr. Hitchcock, "the same rule would apply to the officers life. The faithful, who pray for an Age of Rebuilding," Dr. James R. Shepard, "World Fellowship," and Miss Clayter Williams, Miss Ethel Dabb, National Secretary for Indian students, will be executive. Senator Knox (Rep. of Pennsylvania pointed out that any question which could be considered in the assembly, in which each member nation has one vote. Senator Reed insisted this meant the hand of the United States "could be given to Liberia." In this view he was supported by Senator Reed. Senator Reed, "that you could buy the representatives of Liberia at any time somebody didn't bid a bushel, and the representative of Haiti for a like amount if somebody wasn't there to help." Hillecock Changes Inconsistency. Don't Laugh. Sportman (wishing for fresh fields should like to try my hand at big games. Fair ignorance—Yes, I suppose your very hard to hit these little birds! Child Howlers Repeated. Some "howlers" from school examinations are printed in a daily paper. Teachers teach us how to bisect angles. When Cicerole delivered his oration at the University of Chicago, a Circle is a round straight line with a hole in the middle. Posting means setting on a post. Posting is an example of examinations of school room wit: A mountain range is a large-sized cook stove. To stop nosebleed stand on your head till your heart stops beating. needs till your heart stops beating. The chambs is valuable for its feathers, the the whale for its kero- sene. A Lead Pencil. I Know not where thou art, That thou were on my desk, I only know Peaceful and contented, Indian on Baptizing. An Indian by the name of Rain-in-the-face, was once asked to give a demonstration of the Great Splits wants in汁 clean here (pointing to heart) never mind face. Rain-in-the-Face as mad as ever with fire (whether)打算. Burping face in good no, he good no, he good in汗 still. A man who was lifting mad with a candle said: I will put you out with one blow. Wanted—A banana peel that will not skid. I was winnings his eye at a woman he is sending her a wordless message which she usually understands. It is said that George Washington could not tell a lie. Well, I can tell one every time I hear one. I make a living writing my rich brother for money. Waiter, why do they call this a business man? Waiter, why do they call this a business man? My experience in a Fort Worth Restaurant While in Fort Worth Sunday I went into a restaurant. Looking at my watch, I was a bit queried? What have you leaved? "You are about all we have left." "I would like to have something here." "Here is a match." "Do you want green or black tea?" "Don't care. I'm color blind." "How is your tenderness." "It is all right, if you can find it." "Eggs fresh!" "Don't know, they never spoke to me." This coffee is nothing but used. "Well, if was ground this more often." K. E. W. X. W. C. A. PLANS STUDENT CON PERENCE, JUNE 6-19. New York.—The National Board of the Young Women's Christian Association is making an unusual effort in planning for the Student Council at Grace College (Girls High School) in Talladega, Ala. for ten days, commencing June 6th. The conference will be devoted to the special training of girls in the Christian faith, partly from Southern colleges with a view to awakening a social consciousness among them, the recognition of their responsibility for realizing their responsibility for securing their secretaries will taken an active part. The following will appear on the cover of Springfled, who will give a series of lectures on "A. Lavingy of Springfled, and the Body of Springfled, who will give Dr. Jone Whipple, "Social Morality"; Dr. James E. Shepard, "World Failure"; Dr. Clayter Williams, recreation specialist. Miss Edith Dabb, National Secretary for Indian students, will be ex- M. B. H. E. SAYLES. The above picture is the likeness of H. E. Sayles, a young man, who has made rapid progress in the field of business, is now worth more than $11,000. He was born. August 19, 1885, 9 miles Northeast of the town of Gilmer, Texas. He is now, operating a business in the area, is an organizer of "The Colored Business Association" in Upshall County, Texas. 5-31-4ms. WHITE AMERICANS FEAR COL- ORED RACES IF GIVEN AN EQUAL BREAK. (Continued from page 1). United States? "How can Great Britain ask us to permit the ignorant and super- power of India, incapable of self-government, cast a vote equal to that of the United Rced Becomes Caustic. When Senator Reed reiterated that small and ignorant nations would have an equal vote with the United States, he rejected the exchange and became so heated that the chair rapped for order. He had it out said Senator Reed. "Answer me, has the learce or has it not anything to do?" "The league itself has little to do," replied Mr. Hitchcock. "The league is a false, not itt" itf. "No, the executive power is in the hands of a council or five great nations." "Then," retorted Mr. Read, "inspiring power that have handed themselves together to rule the world." Senator Knox (Rep.) of Pennsylvania pointed out that any question which could be considered by the council could also be referred to the assembly, in which each member has one vote. "But in that case, said Mr. Hitchcock, the rule would apply in the council and the vote would have to be unanimous." Senator Reed insisted this meant the hands of the United States could be given to the vote from Liberia. "In this view he was supported by Senator Knox. Senator Reed, "that you could buy the representatives of Liberia at any time with each of potatoes if you wanted to represent the representative of Haiti for a like amount if somebody wasn't there to raise the ante." Senator Reed Incorporated. Senator Reed and Mr. Hitchcock again clashed sharply when the latter suggested that the Missouri Senate endorsed the original league because the United States would be outvoted, and now opposing the revision when the "You have to shift your position." Senator Reed replied, "when you get to what 'that won't stand still three minutes.'" Senator Hirschcock said he had argued that the United States could not be punished under the original league plan. "Your friends in Paris showed you that they mistaken, Mr. Reed replied, "and they right and you were wrong, by their amendments. They repudiated your attempts. Without speaking directly on the Johnson resolution. Senator Reed made a general attack on the league plan, but he did not support of the league plan never could be explained at home by Senators from the South with its Negro League. "The Chinese and Japanese problems." Appeals to the South. Turning dramatically to his Democratic colleagues, he continued: "It a Republican President had brought it here—if Rosevelt had brought it here—there is not a Democrat who has been standing by me side fighting to the last ditch to rescue the country from so monstrous and so Southern Democrats, particularly were childed for refusing to recognize the Negro as an equal at the beginning of the century, ceeping South Africa and other nations where the black race predominates as members of the league as an equality with the United States. "You think you can control the vote of the black race," he asserted. "You think of the race equality you never will." To support his prediction that the black races would combine to emerald white race. Senator Reed cited the amendment offered by Japanese deleterious laws, which guaranteed race equality. Although the amendment failed, the Japanese delegates reserves the right to clare a league of nations or some other "international power" to be emerald white race in theivation of the Negroes in the treatment of the Negroes in the United States and South Africa. In his speech of nearly three hours Senator Reed presented a mass of information regarding the smaller members of the league. The member Nations in the league, he said, tainted in population only 285,488,200, while those whose other members are in the majority held populations 125,488,200. Analyzing racial and moral conductions in Honduras, Panama and which would have league membership Senator Reed said: "The South of the United States, you whistle," you want to give Panama with its 99 per cent of Negroes the vote a vote equal to the United States, that plea in the league one Negro outside the United States would have equal to 500,000, whiten of the Republic. While the Missouri Senator was an ally in the Senate, Representative Madison (Brown) now made a speech criticizing it in the House and declaring the Americas equal terms with the peoples of Europe. No general debate developed, however at that end of the Capitol. When the Johnson resolution comes up in the Senate Wednesday Seman- day, he expects to open debate with a speech supporting the league. He had given notice that he would speak today, but adjournment was taken before the vote. TEXAS TOWNS Neylandville, Texas, May 29, 1919. Sister Cherry Nikon who was born in Neylandville on May 12 and was buried May the 13th, 1919. Sister behind her three sons several grandchildren and a host of friends. She bale game between the boys of East Ward School, Greenville and St. Paul School. Neylandville, here Friday afternoon May 16 rehearsal. Prof. Jno. Dunlap and wife of Mr. Dunn. Landville and sister McDill of Mr. Pleasant were welcome visitors of the school Friday evening. Mr. Warner and her little girl and boy of Toakana are here visiting relatives and Miss Grace Brigham and Mrs. T. C. Fowler spent a few days in Greenwich Village. The oil man Mr. C. H. Haney of Dallas is stopping with Mr. P. Jones. The oil man Mr. C. H. Haney of the Express will find it at Mr. Jno. Brigham, the barber. The price is still 5 cents per copy can be purchased. The principal of St. Paul School was a welcome guest and Mr. N. Lawson Sunday the 18th. The program which was conducted by Mrs. M. S. Atkinson, decided success Tuesday night and one conducted by Mrs. M. S. Atkinson Wednesday night. The 21st for her home and Fred, the closing concert, Mrs. E. M. Wynn left for her home in Commerce, Mrs. M. S. Atkinson for her home and Fred, R. N. Berry for his home in Tyler, Friday morning May 23. All with rehearsal to their respective positions. "The Home Mission's Society had their "Tee" Tuesday and Wednesday at the New Rutherford C. M. E. Church. MILFORD Milford, May 9, 1919. Social: Mrs. R. A. Burton and Mrs. Roberta Brown went to Italy. Mrs. Mandora Terrell went to Hills born. Mr. and Mrs. Basco Clemons and son Vance went to Hill's borg. Mrs. Willis Dee Anas is on the sick list. Mrs. Mrs. Lawrence Daniels went to Corvinaia to visit. Rev. W. M. Harris and Prof. L. G. McDonald attended the Dallas District Conference last week, which was held over Sunday. Prof. McDonald remained over Sunday. Mrs. Zena Richardson entertained her daughter Bernice with a six hour concert of Miss Azelene McDonald of Missia. ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. W. M. Harris The choir and members of St James A. M. E. Church accepted the choir from the last Sunday and Rev. Harris, his choir and several members of the church were present at 3:00 o'clock service. MT. MARIA BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School was well attended. Much interest was manifested among the young people. The pastor took his stand and preached a soul stirring sermon. The Pastor preached an excellent sermon Sunday night. The house was filled. Save a nickel for the Express. THURBER. Thurber, Texas. May 29, 1919. HUNTERS CHAPEL BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. P. W. Upshaw, Pastor Sunday School was nicely attended Sunday. Rev. Upshaw on duty Sunday and preached one able son mon at 11:00 o'clock, rained out at Mrs. Hattie Haskins and Mrs. Bera the Smith and their children left for Okeanosla, Iowa Wednesday to visit parents and relatives. Mr. Baldwin B. Reid and Master Herman Hilman returned from C. T. C. Weco. Mr. Geo. Smith, Mr. James Smith and others were out of town Sunday. May 31, 8 o'clock P. M. First class novice picture tickets 20 cents and 30 cents. Come early to get seats. Conley and Bcen. CLEBURNE Cleburne, Texas, May 39, 1919. Rally at the Shiloh Baptist Church was successful. Money raised $8006.1. The Masons and Eastern Stars will be the largest of the 19th at the Park Ground. Mr. George McDaeen died Friday. He would be shipped to Teague for his funeral. A large crowd attended the Grand- ly stone laying of the Bethelham Baptist Church, which was layed by the Masonas. The was furnished by the Mt. Zon Baptist Choir. Mrs. J. J. Burnette attended the commencement at Prairie View, last hour. Hon. W. E. King editor of the Dallas Express will address the grad- ual changes in the men's business league at the School Auditorium, Monday night. Jr. Tilton White has returned from Purcell, Ocala. Money raised at the A. M. E. NEYLANDVILLE --- MILFORD THURBER RUSK. TEXAS. CLEBURNE Church rally last Sunday was $177.35. Miss Eva Mae Alexander has resigned from the Bishops' Association. Mrs. Lizzie Moore of Temple is visiting her sister Mrs. Pearl Jackson. Mrs. Hortense Burnette has returned from Prairie View, she graduated from the Bishops' Department in the Bishops' School. Mrs. Sarah Corney entertained the media City Club Saturday with a dance. Mrs. Bertha Rice and children of the Bishops' School mother her Emma Lightfoot. Mr. Joe Fuller is visiting his mother at the Bishops' Brown has returned from Bishop College. Mr. Archie Rice has returned from Bishop College. Miss Alcaia Sims has returned from Miss Alcina Sims has returned from Central Texas, Collegiate, Waco. Names of the graduates: Miss Mattie Oliver, Mr. John Neal Carter, Mrs. Martie Parry, Philips, Mr. Archibald Parris, Philips. For Pfish see H. G. Glimore at 100 Peacock Ave., Friday and Saturday in Pish day. Rev. H. G. Glimore, Cleverroe, Texas # MEXIA Mexia, Texas, May 29, 1919. Arrivals from Prairie View, viz.; Messrs. Joachim Robertson, Octane McDonald, Iverce and Elose McChay. Mrs. Emily Glisco was severely bruised in the face accident, Wednesday. Mrs. Queen Poreman was honored with a brief visit of her daughter, Mrs. Baccalaureum. The Baccalaureum Sermon of Dunbar High School was preached by the Rev. A. M. E. Church Sunday which was a soul stirring affair. Collection was $4.20 benefit improvements for the Primitive Baptist. Sunday was a great day at Sardis for the Primitive Baptist, who received a telegram that her husband Mr. Josh Echols has landed in New York. He has seen service in the United States Mr. Walter Dancer of Rocky Cross- touring purchased a new Dodge Bro- touring. Mira Aleshia Halley of Dunbar and the University of Alabama sat Saturday night at the Union Baptist Church featuring "Miss Burton and the Lord," a performance of humor and was enjoyed by all. Rev. Bowles of the Union Baptist Church, which provided a men at the church Sunday night. He has been carrying on a Rally that which proved to be a decided cause. Slick listed, Mrs. Roberta McBay, Dinah Riley and Mrs. Emily Glass. The Local Woodmen have arranged to have a jingle on that day, and the speaking is to take place on the grounds at 7:30 p. m. Gatesville, Tex., May 29, 1919. Judgment Day Sermon delivered at Waco, Waco, Jackson, pastor. Sunday School was very interesting. J. H. Stewart Lawyer is in the city at Waco, Waco, Jackson, pastor. I. O. O. F. and Woodman Hall. Lee Walker Washington and Geo W. Davis addressed a large crowd to the Waco Baptist Church, Friday night, subject "In honor of those who fought with the Hueh hand to hand and to those who stood in reserve and wait." DOYLE Doyle, Texas, May 29, 1919. Mr. Wanle Wardlow made a firing trip to Waco visiting friends. Born to Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Mafae, May, 1929, and his boy, M. T. C. Brown is manager of Mr. Mawlon Taylor farm while he is ill. Mr. Charlie Graves entertained his son Mr. David Graves Saturday night Mr. Graves has just returned from training camp. Read the Dallas Express and see what your race is doing and wake up. Call at the Post Office and get the Express or see Rev. W. E. Thomas. MAYPEARL Maypearl, Texas, May 29, 1919. Canaan Baptist Church, Rev. Evans was at his post praised a powerful sermon. Sunday School was well attended. Sandra Rev. R. Richardson went to Penelope to fill his appointment. Miss Edith Johnson and Mrs. Williams are on the sick list. MEXIA DENTON GATESVILLE DOYLE MAYPEARL THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1919. Gliner, Texas, May 29, 1518. The 1518 edition of Dickson's annual commencement week beginning June 1st, and closing school exercise will be conducted in the tabernacle on the campus of the Dickson Colored School, 30 minutes from Gliner Brass Monday night, June 11. The Gliner Brass Band will both white and Colored are invited to attend these exercise each night. The Colored will will occur will will occur each night for four nights. The Friends throughout Texas The Baccalaureate will be will will occur each night for 3 volcans by Rake W. McDonald at the Evening Chapel C. M. E. Church M. McDonald of Port Worth. 1. Song--Prefect Pear Tree. 2. Prayer.....Rev. W. L. Dickson 3. Dialogue.....Rav. W. L. Dickson 4. Dialogue--The Haughty Girl 5. Dialogue--"Land and Cattle" 6. Dialogue--"Two" 7. Oration.....Little Mae Halley 8. Dialogue--"Did You Ever go to School?" 9. Dialogue--"Violet Gray 10. Dialogue--"The Lost Thimble" 11. Dialogue--"The Tomb Stone" 12. Dialogue--"William Williams" 13. Dialogue--"Oh, Belle" 14. Dialogue--"The Fortune Teller" 15. Oration--"The Signs of Obedi 15. Dialogue "A School of 65" 16. Dialogue "The Longest Man" Literary Program "Tuesday Night, June 2, 1918. 1. Opening Song "Star Spangled Banner" 2. Prayer "W. L. W. Dickson" 3. Song "Columbia, The Gem of the Ocean" 4. Drill "Military Bush)" 5. Small Children 6. Recital "Roy Lee Ben" 7. Dialogue "The Young Garden" 8. Drill "The Farmer" 9. Drill "The Hammock" 10. Dialogue "The Theatre Tickets" 11. Recital "Lottie Pink Jones" 12. Drill "The Soldiers" 13. Dialogue "The Spring Hat" 14. Pive Guesses "Five Little Boys" 15. Grand Bridge "London Bridge" 16. Grand Large Girls 17. Presentation of Prizes and Certificates of Promotion Bible Program—Wednesday Night, June 4, 1918 June 4, 1912. 1. Song — Brightly Beams 2. All 11:28, 380 Matthew 2, 3, and 6 Chapters. 3. Bible Notations: Recy. by 2. 4. Figures from 1 to 13, Bible Song — "Sound the Battle Cry." 5. Rhymes of the Child — "12 Children" 6. Rhymes of the Child — "Boy by Five Little Children" 7. Recital — by Little Children 8. Title — "Genie and Others" 9. "What the Bible Contains" 10. Lead Jackson. 11. Rhymes — "How the World Was Made" 12. "Our Motto and Sayings" 13. Recital and 4 Chapters 14. Oration — Mrs. P. R. Washington 15. Revelation 4 and 7 Chapters. 16. Song — "God Will Take Care of You." Musical Program—Thursday Night. June 5, 1919. Corsicana IN MEEOPIAM. Corsicana, Texas, May 26, 1818. Gedal visited the house of Mrs. and Mrs. H. J. Hohnson and took from them a box of flowers for the Carrie E. Sutton has come and cast its shadow of gloom over the family and the world. Mrs. Sutton to better world Mrs. Sutton was loved by all who knew her. She had such a quiet heart that she would not sleep, six years, but bore her suffering as none other, but God will childishly for her that loving hands and skilled physicians could do, but to her she would not be for her in the family circle but loved ones let us remember God sees best at all times and as he had her place protected. We heartily sympathize with her daughter, Nettie, who was no longer a child. Mrs. Sutton, Mrs. M. I. H. Johnson, may God bless them in their home. The remains were laid to rest in Greenwood. We mourn them from our home. Dear Mrs. Carrie E. Sutton. --- We miss them from the place A shadow over our life in cast We miss their shining face. We miss the kind and willing hand, The found and earnest care Our home is in park where We miss these everywhere. Her life was like a flower In the garden of love Transplanted to a place in Heaven To greet her loved ones above. Help her to realize, dear Lord In her grief stricken heart today That thou was good in giving And just in taking away. How joyful is the thought That liners when loved ones are gone. Our labors here are ended With them wellfare be. Dr. P. M. Sunday - Physician and Surgon. Office - Pythian Temple Room 219. Office hours, 9 to 11 a. n to 8 to p.m.; 7 to 9 p. m. Office phone. Main 4322. Residence 2802 State street, rhone Mast 2021. No parting words shall ever be spoken that bright land of flowers But songs of joy and peace and gladness shall flow **PEDRO HUCA** CLASSIFIED "ADS." FOR BENEFIT OF ASSOCIATED STARS-PUBLIC PRAISE. Miss Lola M. 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Our course of treatment makes you look ten years younger. MISS ADDEE WILLIAMS, Prop. DALLAS, TEXAS. B·AUTIFUL HAIR As introductory offer Hair Straightening Comb worth $1.00 and can LaDora for $1.00. WOOD YARD. Call at H. 1288. 817 Bank avenue. Tom Teel, wood yard, channe and stove wood. Tom Teel, Prop. Tells all about the war, it is fair to colorpeel some. A tremendous seller, only $12.45. Agrees making it to our day. Read the quick note for urgent call. JOHNSON. view, Texas. r. Henry Johnson of Longview, Texas for more than 6 years. He has recen- tar the station in Longview, where the class accommodation. 4-17-41 TEXAS TOWNS Calvert, Texas, May 28, -Miss Lillie Hamle of Sherman is in the city visiting her relatives, Mrs. Binnie Talley and family. Earl Temple, Sisters of Mysterious Tennesse gave an ice cream dessert, O. C. Doggett. P. Woodward of Mart is in the city visiting her sister, Mrs. Wm. McCallough. Mr. Willis Roberts of Dallas and Mrs. Willis Roberts in the city a few days the guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. Roberts. Miss S. J. Rayner, one of Dallas' day after appending a successful school term at Ryle in Dallas county. The people were glad to see her. Sergeant Fannie Washington came Friday at View, where she is being trained for U. S. Patricia Hammer is suffering with tonicillosis. We are glad to report that she is much improved at this week. Odd Fellows and Ruths of Calvert and Branchille, are pleased to learn that Prof. B. Y. Aycock is Miss L. M. Williams left Tuesday for her home in Louisiana, we regret to see Miss Williams leave that she may return next weekend. Miss O. S. Gregoa left last Tuesday for her home, P., after a vacation. Her, H. C. Brisby and Mrs. E. Ayers left Tuesday for Hearne, to attend the District Conference, Mr. Wright, John Hill, Hill, and Day in his Student Baker 6. Mr. Boney owns 475 acres of good land paid for and a good dwelling upon same at a cost of $3,000. He paid $1750 cash for his Miss Maragatte Humber is back home after completing her college course at Bishop John's College and glad to welcome her sons and daughters, who are making good in this life. We wish others a Calcinere Adams is up after a long fight with Malaria. We were glad to see her in the hospital. P. H. Humber, pastor of Independent Baptist church is improving his home by placing a bungalow top on and adding two new rooms. Rev. H. C. Brinky left Wednesday to attend Sunday school Convention. He was in the city Sunday, Mr. Masce Phillips of Branchville, Texas, was in the city Sunday in his car. W. Cooper, our old citizen of Calvert, but now of Thornton was in the city Sunday. Mr. Masce Phillips of Mart, was in the city for a few days' visit to home folks. B. F. Clark of Hakley came up Monday morning to visit his old Christian preacher. Mr. Ed Parman of Armoire and Mr. Ed Parman of Ward came in to witness the graduation of Miss Gydna Stewart in the C. H. school. They left on the north bound Central BAILEYVILLE. Garret Grove PAGE SIX CALVERT. Mr. Jasper Swamp, assistant P. M. at Dinkima was up Monday to witness school activities of God, Sunday school classes high and higher each Sunday. Our lesson St. John 12th chapter, which was interesting. The teacher taught lesson. We are moving on to success. At 11 o'clock, service, a mourner of expressing love ran abreast to 8:00 o'clock prayer service after which Rev. E. W. Powers, preached a wonderful sermon. The house was Grapeland, Texas, May 29- Services were well attended at Mt. Zion yesterday, Rev. J. D. Fears of Lake Superior. Since our last write-up, Mrs. Anne (Howard) Johnson departed for an appointment, informed, appalled and suffered much before death. The sick listicked are Miss Anne Pouncey, Roosevelt Pouncey and Mrs. Jane 'Varfield, who had an open account for treatment. Little Mistle Burnet Shepherd is sick too, but here is hoping he will soon be well. We are pleased to be the 'Talk of the time', and sure expect to have a grand time. Ye editor had better try and come. PINELAND. Pineland, Texas, May 29- Splendid Sunday schools at all the churches Sunday, Rev. I. B. Ruff was at his post and presided at eleven o'clock. Little Mistle Burnet prescheduled last night to an appreciative audience, notwithstanding the inclement weather, school closed Fri. and Saturdays, and the church held at Evergreen church, Friday and Saturday night. A large audience and Saturday night, a very apparent seemingly were very much elated. The performances showed much skill and practice. Quite a Will Postell, a laborer here and seriously wounded his wife Tussell, and seriously wounded his wife Tussell, traumatized wounds in her neck, and on the leg just below the thigh and across the abdomen. She was sent hospital in Beaumont, Wednesday. Mr. John Ross and Miss Mirtle night at day night at the residence of Rev. Rev. Ben Freeman. Mr. Fred Ferguson's finger was accidentally cut Miss Mary Thomas of Lake Charles, La. is visiting her brother, Manuel Thomas, Mrs. Brasket of Crockett, Miss Mary Thomas of Lake Charles, Mr. Henry Bussy of Titton attended school closing. Johnson has been appointed guardian of her brother's child He died in the army. Lucile and Goodness of their sister. Mr. Ada Hardie last week. Little Clarence and Florine Hurdle went back home with them Sunday. Read the Dallas Express and be informed. W. E. King on June 22, Mr. Finnie Moore had his finger mashed by a knife. Mr. John Lubbins he to mashed Miren. Ellen Mayfield visited her aunt, Miren. Florence Marquette Stokes and Master Fara Turner are on program at the Linn high school in New York. Miren Sawann Alcazarel two or three days. Miss Sawann returned with her. Miss Little D. Talbert and Mrs. Kiesla Pansar for a few days. KENDLETON. Kendleton, Town, 33-23. This part of the state was visited by a high wind followed by a down pear of rain. The resorter has just returned to the town. He had the pleasure of being present and lecturing at the close of the Iane school. Miren. Marquette D. Miren. Nicely rendered. There was a large press presentation. Miren. James has to learn the art of giving her pupils an intellectual opeine and divine The Powell Point High school commencement on the 22nd and 23rd, was a decided success. Proof of success was provided by assistants are doing a great work. There were six graduates from the high school: Lena Alton saturation; Willie Milton, valedictorian; Karen Brennan, valedictorian; Pink blink; historian; Norman Allen. GRAPELAND PINELAND. KELTYS KENDLETON TAYLOR Mrs. Emma Wesley of Navasota is visiting Mrs. Emma Walker, at the Navasota Walker, enroute to Elgin, visited Mrs. Carrie Davi. Mrs. Carrie Herring left Monday night for Dallas accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. David Davi. Mrs. David is in cooperation DEKALB DeKalb, Texas, May 28—Rev. E. Johnson, P. E, held his second quar- ter session at Waddins and people Sunday at Mt Pisgah C. M. E church and preached a great sermon and the collection Rev. Cobbs preached an excellent sermon at St. Paul Baptist church Rev. Cobbs preached an excellent sermon at St. Paul Baptist church Rev. Cobbs preached an excellent sermon at St. Paul Baptist church Miss Georgia Dillard have returned home from Texas College. Miss Louise Hall has returned home from McKINNEY. McKinney, Texas, May 29—The K. of P.'s sermon was presected at the C. M. E. church Sunday. Ser- vice was attended by Rev. W. Louis Smith, the pastor. The H. M. S. of the second Baptist church meets every Monday afternoon with the president, and many of them. They are progressing nicely. ROCKWALL Rockwall, Texas, May 29 — A good rain hit this part of the State on the Mrs. O. S. Lee of Houston, Texas, in the city at night on week on Monday, May 29, taking trip to Dallas, 23nd inat. days in Garland at week on business, Mrs. Dotton, and Mrs. Kelby visited Holloway Chapel was also on count of rain. Rev. G. W. Nelson and spoke to a good girl, Giselle. Penny We Use Laundry Sanitary Pressing Machines FRED BRUSS Tailor Furs Cleaned and Renovated Cleaning and Pressing Suits Made to Order 2231 Elm St DALLAS. Phone M. 5680 TEXAS Ambulance Riese, Texas, May 23—Services were well attended at Sunset Sunday with them. He was accompanied by a powerful speaker, but little more than a morning. Rev. Lee was on the firing lines against satin Sunday night. Collect. Don't forget the rally at Narnash, beginning Wednesday night the 23rd at New York. Also the rally at New Zion on the Sunday. Join the swing entertainment at the Woodmen Hall Saturday night the 24th at Saturdays. C. L long for the Sunday. WHARTON Wharton, Texas, May 23—We are glad to report the District Conference of Bay City District, which is in the archives of history as a success, $100.00 was raised. Rev. Ferguson of the St. James A. M. E. leading, we welcomed in good rain our section on today. The farmers are all smiles. The N. A. A. C. P. of our county is doing fine, have enrolled nearly 300 members. W. Will Thompson is home to stay. COMING! HON. W. E. KING EDITOR DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, LECTURER AND SOCIAL SERVICE ADVOCATE, STATE ORGANIZER NEGRO BUSINESS LEAGUE in TEXAS. Will lecture in the interest of the Business League and Social Service Work in Texas. With over a quarter century of work in Texas an institution which concerns the State and its people from every angle, Mr. King has had much experience and what he is undertaking to do for the people of Texas and the nation here. When you see the announcement of his coming, lay and lay your doubts indifference and produce a success. It will help you. Belng MIs-understood. Another thing, I am being misunderstood and be forced to believe I am a hindered, hindered. Often when I write the leading man, or rather the one whom I am supposed to be, I am hindered by city or community; of my coming, he gets the idea that I am coming to see a crowd that will fill the bigest house in town—that I am a professional axe and to grind, hidden under my coat. And if everything is wrong, I have a crowd to which to spout, and he can at the same time, show the town of pretty, beautiful homes, when all this is done. This is all wrong. I don't want to show or show my axe. I want to show or show my axe. What I do want is: Int. When I write you, you want to int. When I write you, you want to other men of influence, who like yourself, want to see more business in your home or employment to young Colored people. 2. Organize them "to a committee to meet the most thoughtful men and do something to better the business and moral conditions of the rose, right out of the garden, gotten out all right; if not, get out the people who want to see better the community. I will be a clad lady in your community. I will be so happy you can help yourselves. 3. Write me, intelligently and may come on. Between the time you write me and talking up the meeting, place and the date. If convenient get out hand bills and put your advertisement in the mail. When I come, have some one to meet me. When you hear me speak to you, I will ask what I did what I told you and your town will be better and your people encouraged. 4. Do not change my dates, except for death of an awful disaster. The Lord willing I go as follows: Places I WILL Visit-Dates. The places with dates I have notified up till now—Holiday, Sunday, June 1 Clubrine, Monday, June 2 Alvarado, Tuesday, June 3 Dallas, Wednesday, June 4 Glenview Thursday, June 5 Ennis, Friday, June 6 Kaufman, Sunday, June 6 Dallas, Monday, June 7 Glenview, Sunday, June 7 3:30 p m June 15 Ladonia Tuesday night, June 15 New Arbor, Thursday, June 15 Pineland, Sunday, June 22 Pinnacle, Monday, June 22 San Augustine, Tuesday, June 22 Center, Wednesday, June 22 Mackayville Wednesday, June 22 Long Branch, Friday, June 27 Cuney, Friday, June 27 to July 2 In 1919, we must double the num- bers of stores and other places of buil- dance. 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THE MAMMOTHTHEATRE CARLOTTE Saturday, May 31st Big Double Bill, Anna Little and Jack Richardson In a Big Western Picture "The Law of Hate" Also SID CHAPLIN, the World's Famous Comedian, in a Two Reel Keystone Comedy and Pathe News First Run. Sunday, June 1st, Big Special Western Attraction, “FRONTIER DAYS” A guaranteed feature film. We will refund your money if it is not the best picture of any Wild West show ever photographed—700 cowboys, cow-girls and Indians competing for the world championship honors. Roping and teing wild horses, wild steers, wild bear and the first time ever attempted roping and teing a wild buffalo by COL. WEIR. Stage coach races, stage coach hold-up by Indians and the scaping of a white man. The greatest broncho bunting ever seen. Don't fall to see this most wonderful frontier day's celebration. Everything as clean as if you were looking at the real show—Sunday film. A Gripping Story of the East and West, one of the best pictures he ever made. Matinee Monday at 2:00 P.M. THE SYNOPSIS evil mind immediately conceive a plan to ruin Nance. He contriutes to jean Neance's shawl and tells her to wear it while she makes love to her gypsy sweetheart in the market place. Jees obey, and there is a ceiland at once. Gospips begin to whisper instinations against Nance. Jack sees the love making in the market place and is heartbroken. He deserts his supposedly unfaithful wife. Jack Howell (William Farnum) is in love with Nance, the adopted daughter of Simon Lazard. But his mother, Isabel Mark, the son of Lazard, also is courting Nance. In the end, however, Jack wins the hand of the Lazard. Nance is the daughter of bishop Richard London, who was cared with for the bottle. He had abandoned mother, Isabel Mark, and was sent to the hospital to resume drinking and desert his second wife and her little girl, Jess. Gypseys adopted Jess, and so the two One day, in his wanderings in New York, Jack sees Nance jump into the river to drown herself. He is stricken with remorse and dives in after her. He rescues the woman, only to learn that she is not Nance. But a spy haws—Jess, the gypsy girl who loves making had caused all the scandal in the village. Her father has been accused of herself herself. Jess dies in Jack's arms, after she tells him of Mark's conspiracy, and Jack hurries back to Nance. Out in the West, London conquests his love for drink and makes a fortune. He returns East to bestow his love for the young, Kiddo, who is a member of the elite, the partner, Kiddo, who kidnaps his money and kill him because of their hatred for lucky Jack. London's death ends with the death of Kiddo. the same time a documentary discover that Mark killed Nance's father, and he and Kriden are brought to justice. The film also features a story of "Hoodman Blind," which will be shown at the Mammoth Theatre, Monday and Tuesday, June 12 and July 1. Mark tries to induce Nance to give herself to him, but the spurn him thus adding fuel to the fame of his wife. Then Mark meets a gypsy and his gypsy girl, who is the exact counterattention of Nance. She is Jes. Mark's THE LEGEND OF THE WESTERN WESTERN WESTERN THE STORY RUTH ROLAND Studying music in Germany is a great and wonderful adventure for Marie Lohr, until she tries to get back to America, her native country, and the path with difficulties, for the Fatherland is unwilling to allow the German ancestry out of his old suit. Marie is in love with Robert Stedman, a plucky American aviator. This arouses the jealousy of her German author, Major Von Rohn, who exerts every effort to keep the two lovers apart. It is to his interest to hold a meeting in a plot where she will be detained in Germany and possibly fall into his hands. Marie is ordered to conduct a group of Americans safely out of Germany, and Marie is left behind among a jeering crowd of men and women. Von Rohn asks Marie if she does not want his protection; and she shrieks from his instructions. This means that Von Rohn has given her passports to a notorious woman who is to go to France. She will inform him will further be held in the prison and the explorer and the marshal steals the passports and documents out of her hand. Paint her flatty attire of the dead woman transform Marie Lohr completely. By posing as the cocotte, the innocent girl makes her way to the frontier city she meets dire trouble in the person of Major Von Rohn. He recognizes her, and has her his mercy. Marie, thinking that all was well, has communicated with Robert and he has come to rescue her. In the closet, Robert is in his bride and lover. In the closet, Stedman hears Von Rohn threatening to make his wife dead and of killing her for her cruelty, he says, he will make this woman his own. Stedman rages in the closet and makes a scream: "Who is in there?" he demands. Marie makes no reply. Von Rohn strides toward the closet and draws his revolver. He is ready to shoot. Marie makes no reply. Stedman's arm is bent at the hip. She has killed him. Quickly Marie opens the closet door. Stedman lies on the clothes with the German, she is escaping. Just as the mob is about to fall upon them they dawn into Stedman's aeroplane and are carried to safety. COMING ATTRACTIONS Monday and Tuesday, June 9th and 10th, "PIFTALS OF A GREAT CITY" Thursday and Friday, June 12-13, Annette Kellerman in "QUEEN OF THE SEA." Greater than "Daughter of the Gods" COMING SOON, PEARL WHITE in a 15 Episode Serial "THE SECRET." COMING SOON, ELMO, THE MIGHTY. Eighteen Episode Serial. RIBBERS OF THE SHELL BOX WILLIAM FOX PRODUCTION THE MAMMOTH THEATRE JOE TRAMMELL, MANAGER THE FORT WORTH CHORAL CLUB SINGS AT THE BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH, THE MUSIC CONSISTED OF FOLK SONGS BORN ON THE PLANTATIONS OF THE SOUTH. THIS MUSIC OF QUR'AN IS THE FORT WORTH THE DOUGLASS BAND—MUSIC IN KNEE PANTS. 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The Choral club of Fort Worth, Texas, composed of ten young men, two boys and a young lady, gave a bass recital on Sunday at church Tuesday evening, under the auspices of the Young Men's Program, which was a high musical, well tolerated, the voice of each singer was rich, melodious, and in tradition presented to the choir, the musicians, who two hundred years ago, gave birth to the only original music native tongues that will grow in luster and freshness with the ages of the choir. The other of ancient time or modern superior to the original melody of this music born on the plains in the region, the cotton fields, under fear, both God and man, a smouldered fearful and unrelenting God and reference and fear of an the rattling and snapping of the old bones strucked together, know to the times of the birth of this heavenly art that came from God, that great things and great achievements are born of insignificant affairs, only to teach man that the day of the Lord is near, the men must pen in Nature's bough, can contain some letter in the Dutty's name, God forbid that the songs of our fathers shall ever perish from the earth. This contribution given to civilization is the highest evil of mankind, and it is the people that can not be brutal to earthly master. Song tones, tonics and harmonies, harmony and blendings that the colleges and institutions of learning have underwired with the best instruments to perfect, yet this task was left under God and slavery for a race without instrumentation. The students of education, but with the highest ziff of God, with natural rythm, melody born in the happy boom and purity of tone, put into operation with the crude instrument of the hoo, the ax, the rattling of the chains in the hoo, the soft southern winds, in the spring. women, can not be guilty of all the black crimes laid at the door of the race, there must be exception somewhere enthined and lockeditic in the goodness of the soul of some folks, to say the lost. ```markdown ``` Children's Dresses, 35c Size, 2 to 6, Three for $1.00 Silk Poplin Skirts Summer Capes in Serges Boudolr Slippers Among ST. PAUL M. E. CHURCH. Corner Burford and Juliette St. Rev. J. W. Wesley, Pastor. Services were good all day Sunday. Members and friends are looking forward to the service, which convenes on Saturday and Sunday, May 31st and June 1st. Quite a deal of interest was as an audience for the service, which between the men and women of the church. If the women ever were married, they will be invited this time, Mrs. Genevieve Bills is leading the men while Mrs. Duncan is leading the women. Both groups will be present. The final test will come on the second Sunday in August. MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH. Sunday was a day of much recollection, having received a letter from the Rev. Dr. Paul, saying that he, Dr. Drasan, accepted the call of the above named church and will be here Sunday. June in the morning to come and hear our new pastor. Sunday school was largely attended. B. Y. P. U., also a good attendee. Sunday at 11 a. m., m. Rev. M. P. Jackson, pastor of the church, one addition to the church. At 1:30 p. m., Rev. Ford again preached, and that our hearts burned within as he spoke to us out of the church. This week is sick this week. The church is sick this week. CHEESE CLERK NEW MT. MORIAH BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev. Wm. L. Jordan, Pastor. 3521 Roseland Avenue. At 10 o'clock a.m., m., members and friends from all parts of the city attended the celebration. Sunday school was good. At 11:30 a.m., m., the pastor came and burned message boards. Exodus 20:14 and the Affliction of my People, and I have come to Deliver the message. I came with an other sermon, that will hereafter be remembered. On account of the corner stone laying, Services continued during the night. Collection $13.00. ADDE LEACH. Clerk. SALEEN BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev. I, B. Skinner, B. D. F pastor. Sunday at 9:30 school day was well attended, collection $10.00, Bro. O. C. C. pastor. At 11:30, pastor proached from Sunday school lesson, the sermon a was treat to all who heard it. At 6 p. m. in the Y. P. U., was playing in the Browns' 11.00, Brow J. B. Leed, president. At 8:15, pastor preceeded from 2 hours. The congregation collection for the day, 44.70. MATTIE EAST, Reporter. SV. MARK BAPTIST CHURCH. Sunday school attendance was good. Bro. Ben Hamilton,斯普特，E. Greene breached a soul around someone He good. Mr. subject Good someone Owing to the heavy rain in the afternoon, he partly attended. Rev. J. R. Krauz our pastor has returned and reports a very pleasant trip. Collections for NOTES FROM MT. NOSE BAPTIST CHURCH. It seems that God has placed pastor Johnson at the head of affairs in the church. He took care to her own. Last Sabath our Sunday school was well attended and our Sunday service was enjoyed by a large crowd who were held by pastor Johnson's able aides. He used as his a subject, "Look After May the Lord bless the race with more men of pastor Johnson's type, a large audience of men at Percy's in the afternoon. The B. T. P. L. held front stage at 6 p.m., at a splendid crowd. Mrs. De'L' at managed by Mrs. Fanny Johnson, directress was quite unyanky. We are getting ready for hospitalization again. The pastor at his beer again Sunday night. The streets were muddy, but a large audience hit him. Our splendid SKINTS. $ CAPES $ the Churches choir, which has taken on new life under pastor Johnson's excellent direction, simply tried itself Sunday night. It too, will be heard from at the coming session of the Zion Rest Association. NT. MORIAH BAPTIST CHURCH The club of Mt. Morlah Baptist Church is still moving on under the leadership of the pastor and his staff of officers. The spirit of the Sunday school and gvangelism is earnestness as never before. Thirty minutes was allowed for the lesson, and the degree of interest having been established the time was extended 10 minutes. The lesson was very interesting and well defined. The ITT, Pastor. Democracy is threatened by lynching, disfranchisement, jim crowing and race prejudice. Join the N.A. and help stamp out these evils. EL BETHEL BAPSTEST CHURCH OAK CLIPP. WEEK OF INSTALLATION OF PASTOR. Dallas, Texas, May 29, 1919. The installation services were well attended and profitable. Many long-standing visitors, who delivered practical and soul stirring sermons, visited ministers who bore of New Hope Baptist Church, Dallas; Elvene of Macedonia, Dallas; Dara Elvene of Macedonia, Macedonia, who delivered an excellent installation lesson, Dr. C. C. Harper of St. John, Dallas, and Prof. D. D. Moore of Speakman, speakman. D. D. Moore, D. D., preached a great sermon, Collection $83.90. New members are being received into membership each Sunday; fifteen new members are past three weeks. The church is now matured for the new brick structure for the church. The departments of the church are well harnessed and well trained. Service. Watch for great work later. Moore, with us and in service, come from the membership. Visitors are cordially invited, as our church FREEDHISHP BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES Rev. P. K. White, D. D. Pastor. Sunday School and morning services conducted nearly. Rev. T. L. Molet has been acting pastor during the absence of our pastor, Dr. White. Mr. Bena make a talk to the Surgeon School, and church services were grand. Dr. White will return from his visit Saturday beginning of the our financial rally, which will begin Sunday June 14. Every auxiliary is working hard to raise their respective income. 99 the elites of the rally. MISS MABEL HARRIS Reporter. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1919. CAMPAIGN SPEAKERS FOE N. A. A. C. P. The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Dalton, GA. The organization of campaign speakers and the churches at which they will appear Sunday morning follows: Church and Speaker. New Hope-B. Manfield Macedonia-Hon. M. M. Rodgers. Birmingham, AL. St. Paul M. E--Mr. G. L. Bowell. Evening Chapel-Hov. J. W. Blair and Prof. J. W. Porter. Pupils of Congregational--Miss L. M. Tucker. Christian Church, Thomas Ave.— Prof. J. W. Towns. Prot. J. W. IOWA Munger Avenue Baptist—Mr. T. B. Madison. New Zion Baptist, Alamo Street— Mrs. A. W. West and Wm. P. M. Vaughn, Mrs. H. Mr. H. Stricland and Mrs. Chas. T. Brackin. Freewil Baptist, Hall Street—Mr. K. D. Morrison Church of God—Mr. D, V. Burton. Church of God in Christ-Mrs. Launda Seedle. Friendship Church, Queen City—Mr. Lennons. Salen Baptist—Mrs. M. S. Ray. Ebastian Chapel, Oak Cliff—Mr. H. Dixon. Sailor Baptist, Oak Cliff—Rev. Dan Gans St. James A. M. E.-S. W. J. Low- ERY. Bethel A. M. E.-D. G. W. White and Dr. A. H. Dyson and Dr. A. H. Dyson- Chas. R. Granger. Churchmen in the Grounds- Churchmen in the Grounds- El Bethel, Oak Cliff-Mr. Wm. Moll M. Hirbon, Main street -Miss L. A. Shaw. Cochran Christian -Mrs. Carlett NOTICE The Northwestern District Association met in Forney, Texas. March 16, 2014. Mrs. Belle Reynolds was elected District Missionary to travel over the district and visit the schools. Mrs. Belle and her star Light Banda, MRS. J. N. MOKR, President. Last Tuesday night at the Christian church, under auspices of the A.M. Church, a splendid program was rendered in honor of the discharged soldiers. Good music was rendered. Prof. E. L. Gordon and Private Jordan of 22nd Division were speakers. Retirchments were saved. Eureka Business College The latest race enterprise of of the city has opened its doors to all who wish to prepare themselves for higher and better service in life. 2613 Elm St. 5-31-41 HIGH SCHOOL THEATRE SUNDAY, JUNE 1, "SILENT MYSTERY" Special Attraction, Mon. and Tues., June 2-3 --- --- MAE MURRAY THE BRIDES SWANLING THE POPULAR FILM CINEMAS Hig H. ADMISSION High School Theatre as its mother sang it to sleep, and gaton as we have watched the white baby to carry and render similar condition as the black! At the "A FOR Greatest of all Western Dramas PORT WORTH CHGRAL CLUB. (Continued from page 9). 3211 COCHRAN STREET HARRY CAREY HARRY CAREY in "A FIGHT FOR LOVE" Wed. Night. June 4, "The Bride's Awakening." Thurs. Night, June 5, "The Master Mystery." Continued every Thursday Friday Night, June G, Monroe Salisbury with Ruth Clifford in Rupert Julian's Great Production. "The Million Dollar Pirate." Saturday Night, Jun and Terror Continued c High School The House W H. BATTS, P Saturday Night, June, 7, "Man of Might and Terror of the Range." Continued every Saturday School The the House With A Punch ATTS, PROPRIET Saturday Night, June, 7, "Min of Might" and Terror of the Range." Continued every Saturday nurses sure the same lilybay and failis this is not a reason, but a kind of hint in the way of alight investigation and observation while studying to carry it into the school room. At the Fred Douglas school there Lace Hats white and black Cinen Colonial Pumps and Oxford Louses Art Waits PICTURES OOL THEATRE AN STREET SILENT MY n. and Tues. AREY in FOR LOVE" "The Bride's Awakening." "The Master Mystery." Every Thursday , 7, "Man of Might" of the Range." every Saturday Ol Theatre With A Punch ROPRIETOR 11 CENTS is a hand of martial music composed of boys in the six grade who play their instruments *b11* *little* musicians that they are, a credit not only to this city, but to the entire south boys in knee pants and not strong enough to hold the heavy instru SILK HOSE All Silk & Fiber, 87c and black and Oxford RES HEATRE SEET T MYSTER Tues., June " theatre unch ETOR CENTS and 17 CENTS 11 CENTS and 17 CENTS ```markdown ``` $1.98 $3.50 98¢ 50¢ ATRE MYSTERY" s., June 2-3 Fight Love" A perfectly delightful out door Romance that will grip you with thrills MONROE SAUSBURY "THE MILLIONAIRE PIRATE" ments in their hands in the proper play position and ret out of their mouths come that breath that is transferred in perfect condition of the short in-bouth, instrument taught by Prof. Polk. Go on Douglas lads plenty room at the toto. --- Wallace M. Stovall & Mack Billie 2. DALLAS LOCAL We take this method of expressing our gratitude to our neighbors and friends for their deeds of kindness during the illness and death of our friend, Mr. and Mrs. Malone, Mr. W. Hayes, and Mr. Hayes, decorating department of Sauer Brothers and others, Mrs. Bell and Mr. Joseph ELLOT, Son, MISS BERNICE LILLOT, Grand Daughter, MISS MARIE MALONE, Necel, LEE JONES, Nephew, ALFRED JONES, Nephew, BLACK GIANTS RAINED OUT IN HOUSTON, I. M. GALVESTON, MONT LICKS FCT. WORTH DENES IN FIRST GAME AND RAINED OUT SECOND. The jinx followed Dallas Black in the South and Sunday Monday. The Giants were unable to determine the score against fans rained out of Houston fans were eager to see the initiated Frasca of the foreign However, the visitors left Thursday for Galveston, where two bouts of play were scheduled and will return to Houston, Saturday and will take on the Black Buffalo and Monday, June 14 and 2nd. Beaumont Owens bested the FI Worth Wonders in their first home game, and the Wonders, female players, and the Wonders, were easy pickings for the Owens and enables the defence for an extra point. NEXT ATTRACTION. Dallas Giants will hook up in a duet of games with the San Diego Chargers on Monday, June 8th and Friday and Monday, June 8th and Friday. The appearance here of the Braves on dates mentioned above will be held at the stadium, one of the scrappiest Machines that ever invaded local lanes and within its wake. Bellinger's Bronze were a terror to all Texas club durinr this period and with the disastrous loss of the Broncos within an impression that will live as long as the old game was made upon the heart of fan in Texas. The Broncos will have a nice one of the 1919 Broncos keep up the standard of the Alamo City, there coming, mean ruff sledging DIAMOND TATTLING. Son Dukes, famous outfitters, a former Black Giant, but in recent years Koval Giants is in town. Dukes has been cavating the past two summers in west, choosing Seattle, at least, and the Giants in army, he was greatly surprised when landing in his native state of Florida, and may play ball again. Well, let's play. P. Worth Wonders have secured three new players which will strengthen the lineup, and also been added which will put the Wonders in the win column on their return to local pastures, the Giants will have to play in lineup, their line-up which will strengthen the Giants in and infield. A membership button of the N. A. A. C. P., is badge of honor. Join to and secure your badge of cost. LEWISVILLE SCHOOL CLOSES. Commencement exercises of the Lewisville High School was held at the University of Louisville, graduates being awarded diplomas. A splendid program was executed at the Principal, Prof. James R. McBickey and Mr. Mitchell, superintendent of the school board in emphasizing the importance of how favorable the white and Colored citizenship of Lewisville, were imprinted. Prof. J. W. Towns of Dallas, read an excellent paper "Co-operation." He immediately elected for another term. The best brain of the race is aligned with the N. A. A. C. Join and support those to fight your justice. 12 PEOPLE GIRLS WITH PEP NOT MISREPRESENTED COMEDIANS THAT'S FUNNY Guaranteed under The Pure Fun Law Mrs. Ferita Cobb, announces the marriage of her daughter, Ruby Loda Bell to Hon. R. E. Smith, Thursday evening, May 18th, the nineteenth birthday of her husband, clock at her residence, $23 North fourth street, Waco, Texas. At home $17 North 4th street, Waco, Texas. At home $17 North 4th street, Waco, Texas. At home $17 North 4th street, Waco, Texas. was the guest of Mrs. Eddie Lee Huff of Cleburne, Texas, for an hour or more, at her brother's home, Robert Thomas, 1005 Hawkins street, last Saturday, he leaves for Houston on Monday. Mrs. Harrison entertained Mrs. Harrison Adams entertained Mrs. Ethel D. Howard of Mattox, 1005 Hawkins street, Mattox, at her home in Booker T. Washington Addition. Fifty guests were present. Colo scene, pink and white. Endia Jones, 2898 Hallville avenue received a letter from her sister, the 34th District Court of El Paso, had granted her a divorce and hadidden name, Miss Sarah Franklin. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Luther Johnson, 2898 Hallville twin girls, Lovie May and Dovie May are the names of the new comedian. Show where you stand on race issues by joining the National Association of Colored People. Dr. M. C. Cooper, Prof. J. W. Towns and K. R. Kichey visit the closing exercises of Lewiville High School, where they meet of Dallas is principal. Collegeville institutes of 818 Bogel street. Tuesday morning for Stephenville, to visit Miss Andrea Frederick Rose and be present at Dr. L. Cates of Marlin, who has been very interested at his old home on the campus with her W. W. Cates, 3016 Flora street. Visit the sale at Cohen on Monday, to visit Saturday, May 31st and last ten days. Try 'em and save money. Visit the museum on Saturday, May 31st and last ten days. Try 'em and save money. Visit the museum on Saturday, May 31st and last ten days. Visit the her father, Wm. Green. Mrs. F. W. Gross, of Ohio, widow of the late F. W. Gros, Grand Secretary of U. B. of F. and S. M. T. of Texas, is visiting Mrs. M. M. Rodgers YOUR EYES AND K. OF P. GRAND LODGE. Poor eyeight robs life of some of us, and it is good. Its the strain from seeing makes the headache, gives nausea and dizziness, these musties are also effective these organizations. Did you ever come to the optical expo of your office in your own Pythian Temple, where none of your patients could sit in front of you, the expo did have to run you out, and maybe you worst lost some patient吧? We had a portaitum at the Grand Lodge meet in Colored optometrist, an expert trained in and graduated from one of our nation. Will be in room 209, Pythian Temple, Dallas, Texas. Don't get your eye glasses until you come in. H. CHILDS, The 19th of June will be celebrated at Fair Grounds. For stand privi- leges, see H. Childs, General Man- ager, phone H. 3019 or call at 2213 Clark street. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1919. M CARD OF THANKS. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE. The Dallas Branch, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, meeting with New Hope Baptist church last Sunday afternoon, but owing to the inclement weather we were present to make their reports on new members obtained by them during the meeting. The meeting was very interesting from many viewpoints. Prof. M. M. Carr, Director of the Office, G. O. Forter, Mr. M. K. Ray, B. May, Rev. F. J. W. Blair and many others made short, but interesting comments. The above named persons filled in because those who were to appear at the meeting were to obtain their reports. The Association reports a membership of 503 and they have just three weeks remaining to obtain their Next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock every church in the city will have a representative who will explain why we should become members of this worthy organization. The speakers will will present information to the entire those who desire to join. The membership fee is per year. So there will be a large number of members who has the welfare of the race at heart are cordially invited to attend church and be prepared to pay the joining fee. Solicitors are about the city and will cheerfully issue a receipt to the members. The annual rally for members will be held on Sunday, June 16th, at the Python Temple. Andoriatum at which time every member is invited to attend the rally will choose for delegate to the Cleveland Conference. We still one thousand members behind San Antonio, Texas, and it is up to the public spirted citizenship to take an inferior position to our city in Texas, when it comes to doing those things which will ensure that we are Colored people of this community. Remember the meeting next Sunday afternoon which will be held at the Munger Avenue, near Hall street in the vicinity of the Colored High The program next Sunday will be well provided with musical numbers by Prof. N. W. Harlie and Dr. W. A. Winston. Abhina was recently returned from New York, where he visited the Home Office of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored Information for those who may attend this meeting relative to the good, a ready accomplished and to be accomplished by the Association. MARRIED. A. C. Chatman was united in marriage to Misa Fannie Jackson. Wednesday night on Fletcher street. They were domiciled at 1650 Boyd street. Charles Mathis and Mrs Johnnie McMakin were married, Thursday night. BIRTHS. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Cornellus, Tuesday, May 13, 2004 Casey street, a boy, by Mr. and Mrs. Samuel David Friday, May 16, 2218 Paris street, a boy, by Mr. and Mrs. Vanille, 3311 Worth street (rear) last Saturday, May 24, a girl. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Will Cannon, 1809 Hall, Sunday, May 25th. A. B. ARY ACK'S ERRY akers of MARRIED. (BIZ. ) MANAGERS (PROD'CN'G) HON. C.E. W. Charles Eugene William Day, aged about 59 years, prominent figure in the Fraternal Circle of Texas and the Knights of the Shriners, the Sir Knights and Daughters of Tabar Jurisdiction of Texas is dead. Friday afternoon at the family house, 2108 Thomas avenue, following a six days' attack of pneumonia. Fun. MRS. J. L. TURNER IS VICIENT OF A SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT HER HOME. Mrs. Annie Mase Turner, one of Dallara" most highly and respected members of the Knights of the Shriners, morning a few minutes past 2:30 by her husband, Attorney John at their home 1821 Allen street. The shock was so severe, it is presumed that paralysis has set up障碍. Only one shot was fired by Mr. Turner. At this writing, Mrs. Turner, the best hope is enteral wounds and best hopes are enteral wounds in recovery by attending physicians. INTEREST GROWS AT WEEKLY SHOT. The Colored automatic Gun Club has much power, locating from an an- gle, the way those who enjoy taking a shot amateur are located, the weekly shoot. Much rivalry is brewing among the members as some of the amateurs are mixing it with the score Tuesday was as follow: 1. Dr. P. Sunday, 16; 2. Dr. G. Sunday, 16; 3. B. G.ordon, 6; 7. Davis, 12; 13; 4. E. G.ordon, 10; 5. E. W. Ewing, 10; 6. W. Fraser, 14; T. Tucker, 10; Henry S. Snyder, 10; A. G. Shooter, 10 shoot Tuesdays at 6:30 o'clock. MEN'S HAIR STRAIGHTENED. Cafe. fresh. I am prepared to give scientific treatment to men's hair with our new preparation "Bation Top". It name straightens your hair right now. Mrs. Leila Thompson, 433 N. Central or 2612 Bryan g-31-2t 24-4t THE LATE C. E. W. DAY, the William Day, aged prominent figure in Circle of Texas and Arkansas, Tennessee and Georgia have not been heard from "There is a sister and brother in her," she said. "She is the director in Georgia. His remains will be entered here for Sir Knight Day was born in Georgia in 1915 and directed by the Dallas directors and Legend." MUST COME BACK. Mrs. E. C. McMullen's primary and kindergarten school concert exhibited at Mt. Rose Baptist church, in spite of the threatening weather at Mt. Rose Baptist church. Of the many patrons and Rev. Taylor and his church, the church on Lawrence street, near Bourbon, Friday night, June 6th. DEATHS The following deaths occurred in the city past week: Sha. Smith, died at Baptist Sankt. Guade Stunt died Monday, May 17 at 213 Williams street. Guade Stunt died last Friday at her house, 1821 Bell. Chester Winfield, died last Friday at her house, 1821 Bell. Chester Winfield, died last Friday at her house, 1821 Bell. Last Monday at her home, 552 Watt. Mozelle Emory, died last Monday at her home, 2808 Eakins. Wortham died last Sunday at his home, 2817 Halleville. Keep Cool This Summer Palm Beach Suits in light and dark colors . . . $15 Straw Hats and Panamas DREYFUSS & SON MAIN AND MURPHY STREETS Featuring "The Four Jolly Jazzers," A Real Creole Jazz Band. From the House of Jazz, New Orleans Admission, Adults 25c. Children, 15c TWO SHOWS EACH NIGHT THE PARK THEATRE Central Avenue, Near Swiss Avenue DEATHS. REAL WARDROBE Billie IN time, The Place and Featuring The Four Jolly Jazz Single Jazz Band, From the House of Dismission, Adults 25c. Child TWO SHOWS EACH NIGHT THE PARK THE 1 Avenue, Near Sw THE COLORED COMMUNITY HOUSE OF THE WARM COMMUNITY SERVICE HAS MAMMOTH OPENING. The Colored Community House, which has been talked about for the past few weeks had its informal meeting on Friday at 1:00 at clock at its permanent home, 241-13% Elm street. Long before the beginning of the program, the hostess opened the merry visitors through the building and its different rooms. Promptly at 1:30, the chairman, Promptly at 1:30, the chairman, and called the audience together by invocation. by Dr. J. E. Knox, State Supp. State Assoc. at the event, and the following program was rendered: Music — Black and Tan Orchestra Address — Mr. A, C. E. Music — Mr. A, C. E. Music — Hon. Jono, E. Mitchell Address: 1234 Street 22nd Executive Secretary of "Y" Music ..... High School Choral Club Response ..... Prof. J. H. Bice Response After which Dr. J. H. Dockman, Jr. of the University of the Community House, who stated in a few words his appreciation of the people asked the people to co-operate with him in helping to make this the most intelligent and respected center for the community. Then the people again mixed and mingled, parking of the delicious food, the thrist of this representative body of people. Community House will be a potent agency in the civic and military of the Dallas Colored people and will need an idea of what this community want. Our operers are representatives of every walk full of gaiety and thirsting for information about the events of the evening were the helpful and classic address by Hon. Jao. E. Mitchell, executive secretary and response by Mr. Mitchell swayed the audience with his many things of his pleasure and his colorful people this helpful agency and that he felt they would respond. Prof. Rice, in classic thoughts and eloquent speech responded to the many addresses that had been de After enjoying the festivities of the evening, promptly, at 11:00:00, the college students set up for different homes awaiting for the next engagement. It wasn't fail to assemble at the college Community House, at 2411-138 Elm Street, Phone Y 1004. Mrs. J. W. Henderson, Hair Dresser and Beauty Culturist is now located at 1800 Jackson street, Royal Beauty Parlor, phone M. 2789, C. J. Norseworthy, Proprietor. 5-31-16 NOTICE. The Horse ers," azz. New Orleans. dren, 15c LIGHT THEATRE Miss Avenue PHONE MAIN 5098 There's a Suit at CHAMBERS' For You Made in our Sanitary Shop- See the list of samples they use in our shop. Just arrived our new hoff- man pressing machine. It's a cool Creaming, Duplex Pressing, and Repressing in our hobby. Press your cloth while you wait. Ladies' suits and skirts cleaned and pressed in our sanitary shop. Good calls for us. FIFTY-SIXTH ANNUAL COMMEN- CEMENT, WILBERFORCE UNI- VERSITY. Wilberforce Ohio, May 30th, 1919 Friday, May 30th, 1920 m. — Wilberforce in the War. Sunday, June 1st, 10:30 a. m. — Bac- charate Sermon by Rev. C. R. Cana- nell, edition of the A. M. R. Review, Oceanport, New Jersey. Sunday, June 1st, 10:30 a. m. Addressed by Rev. C. H. Stepten, D. D., Baltimore, Md. Sunday, June 1st, 7:30 p. m. — A- nual Sermon of the Theological Seminary, Bishop Joshua H. Jones D. D., Wilberforce, Ohio. Monday, June 1st, 7:30 p. m. — Addres- sed by the Literary Societies by Mr. A. L. Jackson, A. B. (Harvard University), Secretary Y. M. C. A. Tuesday, June 3rd, 10:30 a. m. — Meeting of the University Board of Trustees. Wednesday, June 3rd, 7:30 p. m. — Prize Speaking Contest. Wednesday, June 4th, Class Day Exercises. Wednesday, June 4th, 2:30 p. m. — Alumni Dinner. Wednesday, June 4th, 7:30 p. m. — Cantan, "Daniel," or the Capita Thursday, June 5th, 9:00 a. m.—Meeting of the Normal and Industrial Board of Trustees. Thursday, June 5th, 10:00 a. m.—Commencement, Address of Graduates by Dr. Emmett J. Scott, Tuskegee Ak. Special Assistant to the Secretary of War. Thursday, June 5th, 2:00 a. m.—Normal and Industrial Exhibit. You are cordially invited to attend these exercises. W. S. SCARBOROUGH. President. PAGE ELEVEN --- GRAND CENTRAL THEATRE FAIRBANKS SPECIAL ATTRACTION --- TRADE MARK ARTCRAFT PICTURES in"THE KNICKERBOCKER BUCKAROO" An ARTCRAFT Picture AT Grand Central Theatre Tuesday and Wednesday, JUNE 3RD AND 4TH, 1919 PAGE TWELVE M. JOHN HARRIS DOW FAIR OUGH AIRB TRADE ARTICLE PICCULA in "THE KNICKER BUCKA An ARTICRA AT Grand Centre Tuesday and JUNE 3RD AM R. ASSOCIATION Rev. W. M. Johnson, the newly elected secretary of Mt. Boe, the school board of Zion, will be installed on the floor of the president's office. A man worthy of example, taught some very strong lessons to him, will be installed on the floor now, Mt. Olive Fapstil, Ms. May 15-18-15, pastor, now this school convention, made a big mark; Mrs. A. E. Compney, treasurer, church and all of the board members are now in wanted no snow, wall with every coat on our white coat, many present, more than twenty-five Rev. Rew. J. A. R. Rev. Rew. J. A. $22.13 was raised. Rev. W. C. Barney, Mrs. W. G. Custer, our wonderful minister in a valuable office, T. Lay, H. M. Memmerson, the 15th anniversary of said marriage in Mineral W. August, T. A. Hobank, Baptist church, Rev. J. S. B. Sutton. OF Featuring Marie Walcamp, Thomas Ligham and Alfred Allen. A continued story every Sunday. Eddie Polo "A Prisoner For Life" Continued Every Sunday Monday, June 2nd Final Episode of The Silent Mystery Featuring Francis Ford, Mae Gaston and Rosemary baby Final episode shown Monday. GLA BANK IN "THE BICKERBOCKER BICKAROO" ARTCRAFT Picture AT and Central Theatre Tuesday and Wednesday, JUNE 3RD AND 4TH, 1019 Monday, June 2nd Final Episode of "The Silent Mystery" Featuring Francis Ford, Mae Gaston and Rosemary Theby Final episode shown Monday. Arboror is a te will take mary of said nine, was informed last Friday by Cris. August Little Bath Knoll at San Antonio. He left Sat- urday night. S. Rutten JOHN HARRIS, MANAGER D. D. pastor. All pastors and officers will at once mail their cuts to the Dallas, Texas, for to appear on our curriculum and later than July 1st. Come with us to Mineral Wells, to the 16th annual session of Zion College, to the 19th annual session of Zion College, put $2,000.00 on the tables for Mission and education each church is to bring $5.00 extra for education. D. B. ALEXANDER. Sec. JAKE COOK LEAVES IN RESPONSE TO TELEGRAM THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, TUES. and WED., JUNE 3 and 4 "The Knickerbocker Buckraoo" FEATURING Six thousand and seven hundred feet of thirills and laughter. It took six solid months to make "Kickberocker Buckaroo," the biggest and best Douglas Fairbanks art craft picture ever produced. Six months, many thousand feet of film, hundreds of actors, magnificent sets, the leave of a complete railroad system, cagines, cowes, Mexicans, New York Club men, pretty girls, villains and Douglas Fairbanks. The longest, the most pretentious, the funniest, the most exciting Fairbanks' picture ever attempted. Every foot of film is packed with punch and laughter. I'll make you gasp and laugh and applaud and yell for more, when the 6,700 feet is run and you will talk about it for weeks. It means the best evening's enjoyment you ever had. Shown for two days— Tuesday and wednesay, June 3rd & 4th Admission: Adults, 17c; Children 10 Years Old, 11c Coming Soon, "THE MASKED RIDER," A Big, New Western Serial to be shown every Monday for fifteen weeks. Watch For Day And Date. SEE THE FASTEST SERIAL EVER PRODUCED Francis Ford in his Newfound Greatest Serial "THE SILENT MYSTERY" IS TRILLING EPISODES With Mae Gaston and Rosemary Theby Greatest and 'most' mysterious plot and swift action of any serial ever filmed. NAME OF THEATRE, ETC. KS SPECIAL TUE "The Douglas Six thousand and seventh Buckaroo," the biggest feet of film, hundreds of cans, New York Club m funniest, the most exc laughter. If'll make ye will talk about it for we Tuesday Admission: Coming Soon, "shown every M LIEUTENANT EVEREFT TO BE ENTERTAINED. First Leutenant, Percalv I. Everett of the United States Army, who has been in some of the most important battles on the Western Front will be entertained with a visit to Camp North night, June 3rd, at War Camp Community House. CORPORAL SNAUGETER STILL IN SERVICE, EXPECTS TO BE DIS- CHARGED IN JUNK. Corporal Duke Lawrence Slaughter of Company G, 417th Service Battalion now has a Fort Sumter, and is now at Camp Mendo, Baltimore, res. MD. He informed his friend, T. B. Cask Wallace of the Dallas Express, he will likely live in June. Featuring William Duncan, Edith Johnson and Joe Ryan, supported by all an star cast, also showing Lko Comedy and a big two-reel western drama, running with the "MAN of MIGHT" every Thursday. THE HERO—WILLIAM DUNCAN in Vitagraph's big serial, "The Man of Might," supported by an alliance cast including Edith Johnson and Joe R an THURSDAY "THE MASTER" Featuring William Duncan, By an all star cast, big two-reel western drama MIGHT" every Thursday SOCIAL ATTEN ES. and WED., the Knickerbockers FEATURE as Fairbanks and even hundred feet of thrills and laughter. best and best Douglas Fairbanks art craft of actors, magnificent sets, the leave of men, pretty girls, villains and Douglas exciting Fairbanks' picture ever attempt you gasp and laugh and applaud and weeks. It means the best evening's enjoy and wednesdays n: Adults, 17c; Chil i, "THE MASKED RIDER," A Monday for fifteen wee COLORED LADY DEAK WOOD LAW ALCOHOL. Miss Florence Edward, accidently drank a small bottle of wood alcohol. Wendy蔓延 3 bottles at 2342 Swiss streets. Other men of the house heard her grenna rushed in an administered home treat, until the arrival of the ambulance. She was rushed to the emergency hospital, where a stomach pump was used and the deadly poison. Her condition now is normal and is able to resume her duties again with the show. CLUB NOTES. Diamond Club meet at the residence of Mrs. James Lane, 2425 Caddo, recently. Next meeting will be held in June at the residence of Mrs. Birch, 2415 Clark street. THE VILLAIN—JOE RYAN in Vitagraph's big serial, "The Man of Might," featuring William Duncan supported by an all-star cast. Including Edith Johnson and Joe Ryan TUESDAY, JUNE 5TH "MAN OF MIGHT" Rican, Edith Johnson and Joe Ryan, cast, also showing Lko Comedy and a drama, running with the "MAN of rday. ATTRACT ,, JUNE 3 and bucker Buckraod RING Sound Edith Chap craft picture ever produced. Six months of a complete railroad system, engine as Fairbanks. The longest, the most enjoyment you ever had. Shown for day, June 3rd children 10 Years "A Big, New Western S weeks. Watch For Day LAW TO BE ENFORCED. DRIVERS NINE 5TH "MIGHT" Jenson and Joe Ryan, supported Big Lko Comedy and a gig with the "MAN of ACTION NINE 3 and 4 "Buckraoo" With Chapman six solid months to make "Knickerbock" produced. Six months, many thousand railroad system, engines, cowboys, Mex The longest, the most pretentious, the foot of film is packed with punch and rore, when the 6,700 foot is run and yo ever had. Shown for two days— June 3rd & 4th 10 Years Old, 110 New Western Serial to be watch For Day And Date OF VEHICLES WARNED. Dear drivers, who pass street cars while the latter is discharging or receiving passengers, be aware and press the button to halt when interurban or street cars are discharging or receiving passengers, or be aware until unmarked and disembarkation are complete and cars ready to SAVED HIM MONEY. City Editor of The Dallas Express, I want to congratulate you for saving me a few dollars by reading a as you have from time to time suggested. 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Lewis Hill's Cafe, The best for humpy people the best of the town. Lewis Hill, Prop. Mr. James Caswell returned from Sherman, where he was called on busking. Plane For Sale. Must be sold at once. If you wanna a first-class piano, for a little cash see Harvey White, at Lewis Hill's Cafe. Smithville, Texas, May 29.—The 11th Session of the Bellville District conference convened have May 21st and will be held at the office of Dr. J. V. B. Golns, P. E., in the chair. The Conference succeeded in going over the top in every respect. Total amount raised was about $700.00 among the visitors who visited the conference. P. E., D. S. Dengertraff, P. E., Somenville District; J. B. Butler, P. E., I. aastrop District; J. B. Moore, W. tenham; P. E. P. Penney, W. tenham; J. B. Blutt, D. S. Dengertro, Mrs. Loud, Miss M. Hall was the pianist who had every thing in good shape. Mrs. Loud was the pianist by Mrs. Dr. C. A. Adams on Saturday night was quite a success. E. E. Smith and Mr. wiedlock last week. John Hillie Hill died Thursday morning at 5:30 tenam at the home Friday at 3 p. m. Elder R. E. Hutchison officially. He was a member of the A. M. E. The class in personal Hygiene and Home care of the sick, under the supervision of the examination last week at city hall membars were as follows: Mines, Katy Duvall, who led with a percen- tion of 80%, Lennard, M. L. Cattley, R. Kelley, E. Williams, M. Bracey, R. Redick, C. Caldwell, all of whom made Sla- WEATHERFORD. Weatherford, Texas, May 23-29. Jordon, the pastor of Mt. Zion Baptist church preaching a noble lesson on the importance of school. G. Smith was at his post Sunday. Hon. W. E. King, the editor of the Dallas Express were here in the interest of his race. Young went to Albany, Saturday. Miss Martha Newhill has returned from Texas College. Prince, Samuel and Johnson have returned, from Texas, Texas. Frank Kard and Henry Warren Ward has returned from Tiftonon Home to Miss Alle Woods has returned home from Bell Smith and Zella Maxwell have returned home from Prairie Ward. John Mosey John Mosey will visit relatives before the returns home, Jane Kearney and Abbie Abbie, where she will visit the school closing exercises of be daughter Margaret Hill Warren and Margaret Hill Mr. Will Swann is repairing his house. ATLANTA. Atlanta, Tenn. May 23—Mr. Riib- bach, died. TYLER SMITHVILLE. ATLANTA. a pleasant visitor to home folk, Sat. and Sunday, Mr. Charlie Moore having been honorably discharged and is rejoicing with parents and grandparents. The people of Shiloh Community were very happy over the return of the family, Mr. and Mrs. Shiloh parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bridgman, entertained the home coming of their son with a 6 o'clock dinner. There was a church on the 1st Sunday in June. The pastor, Rev. G. R. King who may attend. Mr. Joe Lawson and Mr. Douglas Johnson of the school from Camp Bowle, Ft. Worth, being honored discharged. Mrs. Elizabeth Murphy is visiting relative Josephine min is visiting in Terrell, Texas, this week. Services at Eonon First Baptist church regret very much to hear of the illness of deacon Joeilliam Moore, hope him killed and his sisters and Mrs. Royle Holt of Springdale, Texas, is visited in the home of deacon James McDonald, Saturday. Don't forget to see Mr. L. Washburn. Call on her on 137 Gore street. Prof. R. H. Johnson of Queen City were a pleasant visitor in our city Sunday. Cameron, Texas, May 29—Mrs. L. M. Sewell and H. E. T. Johnson will attend the conference which convened at Temple, last week. They report that the conference was rushed for education. Mr. Johnson will lead one of the delegates to the electoral college. Adela and Christina Johnson returned from Central Texas College last week. They will attend and Mrs. S. A. Alexander will represent the Cameron Camp of American Woodmen at the District Convention to convene at the festival in Arlington, Waco, was here last week visiting friends. Rev. J. Marshall will attend the National Burial Conference in June. His friends of Cameron are going to send him to work in the interest of a great work in the interest of Christian education. She is wide awake woman and is being heart through The rally at Bethel A. M. E. church was quite successful, next week it will be an improvement of the church. The S. M. T. had their annual sermon at Bethel, and the Littleton delivered H. Rev. A. J. Matthews of Houston was here Sunday in the interest of the district of the church. Waelder, preached at Bethel, Dr. Leonard, conducting a revival at Chapel A. The Cameron high school is having its commencement exercises this week, the Cameron high school will deliver the annual address Saturday evening at 8:30. Be sure and hear him at Cameron Grove Baptist Okumgee, Okla. May 29.—The services in the life of the play render the occasion a special occasion. Dunbar school, Thursday night by request the play will be repeated Tuesday. The senior class play, "After the play" at the dreamland theatre, Friday night was enjoyed by a host of the Baccalaureate sermon to the graduating class of Dunbar high school was dashed Sunday evening. The junior class, plus the Baptist church of Muskogee, text, "He was a Bright and Shining Light." He was a fifth chapter and 8th verse. The pastor offered a far to supply room for the occasion. The senior class masterpiece, Dr. J. B. Plus departed for Muskogee, Sunday evening. Dr. W. W. B. Plus departed for the Baptist church of business. The pastors relief club of Second Baptist church gave a visit to the first Baptist church of business. The pastors relief club of Second Baptist church gave a visit to the first Baptist church of business. The Spring drive for members of Second Baptist church gave a visit to the first Baptist church of business. Services were well attended at all city churches. Visitors were here from neighborhood towns Sunday. SOUR LAKE Sour Lake, Texas, May 29-31. Sunday schools were poorly attended Rev. C. R. Ceed was on duty at Rose Bape Church in a $1,000 mortgage. Rose Mt. Roe, that is being erected. It was raining and stormy, but the schools were open. GILMER CAMERON. OKMULGEE. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1919 reported $507.11 in the presence of a few that turned out to be Elise Bennett, one of the old citizens of the city departed this月 last Tuesday for New York, and Mr. Mike Leonard, only she took 30 minutes, according to reports. She's survived by two sons, Mr. M. B. Leonard, of Township, Ohio, and Mr. Mike Leonard and wife of Port Arthur, Texas, and an adopted daughter, Mrs. Elena Gilard. The remains were laid to rest Sunday at West Columbia, Texas. Mrs. A. Southwell left Sunday for Port Arthur from Dr. P. R. Stewart. Mr. I. S. Barkley and wife of Beamont were over Sunday to attend church services. Misses W. M. Heith, M. Blue and Beaulish Lloyd arrived Wednesday for Little Miss Felder on the sick list this week. Misses B. M. Heith, M. Blue and Beaulish Lloyd arrived Wednesday in the guest of Miss P. Mallard. There will be some cake cutting soon, she reports. A nickel for the Express. friends are glad to see him return. Mr. Clint Davis, has returned from Port Worth Camp. Well there are more and more and more on the sick list this week. Mrs. Hoot is visiting relatives in Martin. Rev. and Mr. Barefield of Goodland were in the city, Saturday. LADONIA. Ladonia, Texas, May 29—Rev. E. Moore is visiting home folks at Tyler, Texas, this week. Mr. Washland is making a donation of Commerce is in the city. The W. H. met at Mrs. Caline last week. The people are preparing for a rally at Washington Chapel C. M. E. church. WHITEWEEK. Whitewight, Texas, May 29—Sunday school was good at both churches Sunday. Rev. Epith (white) preached at the First Baptist church Sunday at the First Baptist church. Rev. I. H. Church is up building Rev. Patterson and his church donated to the Baptist church $20.00 last week. Prof. E. H. Baker was in this city Sunday. Willee Mae and I have not to have for you CORSICANA Corsicana, Texas, May28—The following bodies were handled by-Underaker W. W. McKinney, last week. Miss Mary Bishop died at hospital and shipped to Austin on the 21st and was dropped dead of apoplexy and, no, dropped dead of apoplexy and was shipped to Riveride, 24th. John was on his way home from up town at 1:30 a.m. m. Sunday 18th inst. returning to West side from Enside. It is said that when they from Enside to curse at Mullen; one of the other two told Mullen that the curser was drunk and to not mind him. Mullen passed and when he turned to go, one them shot him in the head and shot him Sunday at 12:30 a.m. and was buried from the First Bapar. Mr. M. Barton has received the sad news of the death of her nephew, Heryl Gerson, brother of both in-law, Mr. Walter Carle of Teague. Prof. Bowwell leaves for his home will circulate the Express until he returns. Mr. Alverson Washington and Mr. C. H. Vernon were married on the 25th and left for their home at Plano. The bride is the daughter of Mr. H. Vernon and Mae Sublett of Atlantic City, is visit her brother, Mr. Tom Carroll, South Revl McDade is out of the city on business and in Business, Woodrooch and his pupil Sunday at both services. Mr. and Mrs. James Mitchell of Sherman, spent several days in the city with his daughter, Mrs. Ora McIntyre, when here received a message that their daughter, Mrs. Brazier of Houston, and Mrs. Mitchell left for that place. Miss Lucile Mitchell on route from Mrs. Brazier to Sherman, is here visiting her pupil, Mrs. McIntyre at 1016 E. 7th avenue First Baptist Church. Sunday school was well attended on the subject. A pastor preached on the subject, m. the pastor, m. the pastor, Fd. and their annual ministerry services. Sermon preached by Rev. At 8:40 p. m., the pastor preached on the subject, "Repentance." Good PALESTINE. Palestine, Texas, May 25—We have had rain every Sunday in this month. Our friend, C. L, left last week is doing fine. The U. B. of F. had their sermon preached at Grant's Chapel A. M. Miss Clorine Campbell will leave Chicoacu, Ill. in a few days. The U. B. of F. will leave Eveen Nacodeges, were in the city a few days visiting their aunt, M. A. S. Davis. The attainment that was given by the B. U. P. was a success. $26.40 was raised. G. M. W. F. Bledsoe was in the city making his aunt so at Antioch in a little white. St. Paul A. M. E. church will have a rally the 26th of June. We will everybody to help them in their struggle. Leunt. H. G. Nelly will leave for Paris. He will also speak to the soldier body the 2nd Tuesday of June at the City Hall. Neil Koele is on the stock this week. HEARNE. Hearne, Texas. May 29. -Beth A. M. B. church is intertaining the Disc. time. Mr. Jesse Glmore was stricken with paralysis Thursday evening. Marlin, much improved from Marlin, much improved from Misses R. L. Butter, L. B. Butter, and William wore a mask. Saturday to be at Rev. J. D. Leonard's doctor. Dr. O. Davis, I. V. Stewart and Rev. Phonon motored from Calvert this week. Mrs. M. E. Middleton of Calvert. Mrs. M. E. Middleton of W. regret to learn of the accident to H. M. Middleton, Jr., had a fall and was taken to the hospital, much at this time. Proof. son visited in the city Sunday, on a church trip, the priest, where he taught school this. Miss M. J. Moody was on the mission to survey the Tanner of Houston is resuming her church. Rev. J. W. Hoyt conducted services in Calvert, Rev. C. V. McCracken, and Rev. W. week at his appointment. Rev. F. McCracken, G. B. Bennett and Davison all returned from their respective locations. Rev. R. Richardson was with his flock R. Richardson was with his flock on the meet day庙, Rev. C. has returned from over sea and in now fighting sin and not the nuns, and Artella Brown spent the week out visiting. Mr. James Smily is home asking for a cripple, he spent friends are glad to see him return. Mr. Clint Davis, has returned from Fort Worth Campus. Well there are some smiles. Mr. Johnson Moore was on the hottest list this week. Mrs. Hoot is visiting relatives in Marlin. Ladonia, Texas, May 29—Rev. E. Moore is visiting house folks at E. Moore's office in the land is in the city. Mr. Moore of Commerce is in the city. The W. H. Moore is in the city. The people are preparing for a rally at Washington Chapel C. M. E. 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STAR HAIR GROWER MANUFACTURES Box 123, Greenbore TEXAS TOWNS Orange, Texas, May 28.—A storm struck Orange and lighting up and lighting up and lighting up, sideline damage was done, one life was lost, several reported injured, and no services at the churches on account of heavy wind and rain Sun. There was a double funeral at C. M. E. church. Mr. James Lewis, b. March 12, 1904, at 12:30 o'clock also Mrs. Leslie Jones, who has been sick for 10 months died at 3:20 Tuesday evening at 3 p. m. by P. C. Rev. H. D. Danner. Rev. C. S. Williams of Salem, Rev. R. C. S. Williams at Starklight No. 2, were present and rendered service. Rev. C. S. Williams accompanied his daughter, Miss Florence Williams home. She has been attending Wiley. Rev. C. S. Williams accompanied his daughter, Lake Charles Sunday to visit his mother-in-law who is very ill. Mr. and Mrs. Charlotte was born May 24, mother doing nicely, Rev. S. T. Floyd, who has been running a career of candidate dates, May 23, Rev. H. D. Danner is arranging for the district conference, Gloucester June 4th. The District Conference will meet at St. Paul C. M. E. church, June 4th instead of June 1st in the site of the Dallas Express. Mrs. Sarah Turner will leave this week for McCloud, Cal., where a number of Organizations have proceeded her. GAINESVILLE. Gainesville, Texas. May 22--Services were good yesterday at all of the churches. Mrs. Amanda Wilson has gone to Prayer, where she will spend a few months with her daughter, Mrs. Dr. Ramam. Mrs. Elizabeth Brown and Miss Herman Blackmon have returned from Bishop College. Mrs. O. P. Dixon entertained in honor the B. Y. P. U. last Friday. Mrs. Percula Wilson want to Fort Worth last week to meet her daughter, Vilyn, returned from Prairie Miss. Pearl Glen went to Prairie View State Normal to witness the graduation of her sister, Miss Meal. Rev. B. J. Brown, attended the Foreign Mission Board at Beaumont, Iowa. Born to Mr. and Mrs. M. C. El Lison, a bow. Mr. and Mrs. Fleet Furgerson are reclining over a son. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Woody are made happy over a boy shopping with them. Mr. Riley of Greenville preached at the New Baptist church day night. Mr. S. M. Brown has been baptized and all his yuniture in his left foot is reported getting on nicely. The Corliss Baptist church under the pastorate of the top in their really which cloned Sunday night, the stonan was $300.00, but reports say they went over. SHERMAN. Sherman, Tezus, R. F., D. D., former pastor of New Hope Baptist church here is now successfully pastoring Tishomingo, Okla., Lammaso Mr. J. H. Naila, now of Tulsa, OK, visited in the city last week. He met with the students of M. C. Harding have returned from attendance at the A. M. E. Conference on the marriage of Mr. Arthur Mopkins to Mina Cake Phinley, who conceived their daughter, Beverly Baptist church Rev. O. B. Heaker, the pastor, who brought people to the church. Mr. Jero. Ardberry and family have purchased them usual home 600 coupon. Prof. Troy R. Stimset of Van Alstrom, now taking a course of dentistry at Mahary, compiled by him and Mrs. M. Gray of Dowell ware guests of our gruffian, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Goodson, St. John, where the new pastor of New Hope Baptist church halls from Pt. Ww. is. He is a powerful pulpit preacher. Etta Lotghenha leaves next month for Crumleigh, Oka, to make her future home. The school closed recently at Prince, with grand attendance. Mr. W. E. Maloy has been honorably discharged from Newport, N. Our sick are: Mr. Rev. E. G. Gibbs and son, Roy. Mrs. G. A. Clark of Holiness in St. Louis, with daughter and daughter, Mrs. Ellesse Glaxon. The class reception of graduates of Fried Doullies 16th school will be held at the University of Missouri, Miss L. M. Doullies, night of the 28th inst. Elmer Layette Wooded formerly the state interest of bollissine church, here is now touring the state interest of Holiness. Here this week during absence of bollissine church, here is now touring the state interest of Holiness. ORANGE. GAINESVILLE SHERMAN Palms 1 verse; night 1 Palms 23rd verse. Louisie Lobden and Miss Ana Coleman two of our prominent young people were united recently. Mrs. Lewis Southern has recently from a visit of her sister in Dallas. The closing school exercises of Fred Doudley will take place 50th in Palms and 100th in which 16 graduates of grammar school will receive diplomas. BIG SANDY. Big Sandy, May 29, 2014 The Quarterly Conference was impeded Saturday, but Sunday was a high day. The Presiding-Elder, Rev. Kevin O'Reilly, two interested sermons day and night. Sunday evening his text was two men went up in the temple to see the angel. The publican. He left no stones unburned. Sunday night he preached on Christian Patriotism. The angel is in Port Worth, under the treatment of the doctor. Mrs. Cleveland has many friends who wish her much a speedy Mr. Childs' response to the welcome address was a master reception. Herv. J. H. Childs' pastor of Jones College, she opened a big close big a Christian drive which resulted in a collection of $118,000, the Dr. has a splendid charge. Mrs. Childs' sister, Austin to visit her niece, Adline Clark. Cambees, leaves for Marque on a visit. Mrs. Thertebla Alen of Lagrange is visiting her mother on Commerce. Mise M. L. Tenor of Rockwall is visiting her mother. in the city for the hot waters, Mr. Williams Nichols and Misa Eilas attended the 18 inst. Rev. S. S. Washington officiated. And the arrivals: Mrs. Cardelita and Mrs. H. P. Moore and Mrs. Cotton all of Waco came down to be at the School Commencement. Mr. Bette White has much impressiveness. Jefferson was taken seriously ill but is much better. The Dallas Expanses can be found every Saturday at Mr. Ellis' Tailor Shirt Shop. Mrs. Jessie Ellis after a long stay in Waxahachie has returned. Mr. John Louis has widened out his Calvert Louis. M. George Cunningham's little daughter Elaine's throat was cut from car to car by some unknown party until she was uninjured until the Shorty and county Attorney were called to investigate were the only ones at home and the mother refused to give an account of how it happened so she was arrested being in jail, they asked Ellen how it happened and she stated that her mother had told her to lie down and told her to lie down and she layed down the old lady got something and but I got up and out the old lady. The little girl was about 12 years old. JACKBORO Jackboro, May, 29, 1919. Sunday School on time. Mission at Stater莎 Johne's. a. Miss Lora Bell Barnes closed her school at Veterans Hospital. Mr. H. J. Morrow accompanied her from Wichita Falls. Texas. Rucker and family are visiting her public School closed Friday with a grand program at night. Miss L. F. Mrs. Goodma Griffin is very sick. Mrs. Helen Phillip composed a piece and read it at the closing of the play. "He's inquired: 'Is he and not your school?' HONEY GROVE Honey Grove, May 29, 1913. The Primitive Baptist May meeting ended Sunday was well attended. Several sable animals were preached and the meeting on a whole was attended. Muthus Idah Ida Ida Pendleton, Muthus Hercyla Glaighter, Nana O'Neill, and Muthus Idah Ida Pendleton are at home from College. Several attended the meeting the school week of which Miss Misa Colonna Brown is principal. Willkinson will return to our city. June 15th and deliver one of his sable lectures. Let us all come out and hear him. I don't get the date, but it will be at 3:30 o'clock. Gwynne Ida of Honey Grove and respected young ladies was wedded to six. Potts one of Bavanna's industrious men of the day at 4:00 o'clock. Rev. F. Parker conducted a national rally has been in session at the church of Gods of which Rev. A. C. Floyd is P. C. Quette. The sable success was both spiritually and financially. Mr. Jim Nolls of Tulsa was in town in i- tween wives, relatives, relatives. He was stink only a short wilt died fau- denous remnants were buried in the Rev. Melton the former P.U. of the Rev. A. M. K. church was in town. BIG SANDY. MARLIN. JACKABORO THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1919. GBOESBECK. Groebck, Texas, May 29, 1919. Yesterday's services throughout the country were held at the head branch Baptist School but over some thing out of the ordinary in eastminster and edinburgh the collection showed that a Sunday School if this State in proportion to numbers is ranking among the best in the pariment captured the banner with a collection of one dollar and sixty cents. There were six dollars and twenty two cents. The Sunday Schools of Lone Star Andrew Chapel and Denis Chapel Directly following Sunday School, to the credit of all the pastors in town, they were very enthusiastic in various churches were dispensed with, every one turned out to the Blackshear High School Baccalaureum, and Smith in the High School auditorium. Such a sermon was preached as 'was never heard before in Greeback upon an occurrance of this kind in his best and seemingly tried to go beyond himself. The graduating class seemed to drink in the sermon, and the devilish device. The auditorium listened with marked attention throughout the discourse and judging from many of the comments, they were pleased beyond measure. At night cowl pastor Pearson presided on an excellent sermon after which sacrament was administered and those who were baptised was fellowshipd into the church. The sermon was beginning to swaken to a sense of their responsibilities, watch our solid phalanx go up against the overcome. A bigger and better Groesbeck is our motto. I. K. Edmond and Family are visiting in our city. PITT8BURG Pittsburgh, Texas, May 29, 1919. Pittsburgh is 'centrally located for the convenience of the Negro business Negro who want to enjoy real modern 19th of June celebration. This will be one of the most unique celebrations of is kind ever given in our city. The celebration will be given u.der the directions of the Negro Business League. Commencement exercises of Douglass High School was the beat that have been rendered by a graduation ceremony. J. H. Bolton, Mrs. L. A. Hinton, Mrs H. W. Terry. Mrs Anita (Piaa) Trammell is expected to return Tuesday the 27th of June, Mrs H. W. Terry. Mrs Anita (Piaa) Trammell is expected to return Tuesday the 27th of June, Mrs H. W. Terry. Mrs Rulledge Strickland has returned from Prairie College, graduated from the Senior Class. Misses Margarete Willis, Wife Rutledge, Sweetie Mason have joined the Texas College. Leo Hampton also. Read the express and keep posted. CRANDALL Mr. Willie Jones and Miss Adine Radalea, also Mr. Elgen James and Miss Bubla Bubla, were united in a Sunday show that will be a big day at Mt Pilgrim Crandall. Don't forget to attend the Saturday Saturay day from M. W. Mowe. GREENVILLE Greenwich, Texas, May 23.—Because of the rain, the service is delayed and evening. B. E. T. Trammell, the pastor of Wesley C. M. E. Church the commencement of, W. P. Simcoe was also in attendance and they report that the clerk of the Clark Street Christian church are in a contest against each other. B. E. Church the counselor of the Court of Caledonia is now at home after a hard, but pleasant year's vacation. The counselor (so last week for commencement). Mrs. M. M. McKinney, will open a private school at her home on East Prof. Kelly Miller, Dean of Howard University, Washington, D. C. will speak in Greenville, June 22, at 3 p.m. PONTA NEWS Ponta, Texas, May 13, 1919. Sunday School good at all schools. Quarterly Conference at Woodville C. M. R. Church. J. W. Handcock, and W. N. Henderson motorized carts for Greely, Saturday but was detained on account of a heavy rain which fell here. Heavy of Coricusian乳肥 the pillow at Pine Hill Christian Church. Bishop, the Pre-bysterian Church the Evv. P. Hill was expected by his congregation but at this writing a bad not made his appearance. In spite of the heavy rain the election on the Amendments here was held, the good news most of votes was polled. Elmo, the son of Mr. and Mr. N.A. McCrimmon who be out of the house again, is able to be out of the house again. Master Roscoe Hill is on the sick list. Mr. Dr. Kev, G. W. C. of Knights of Pythas lodged to the Court of Appeals. Mr. Tonnille L. Molese and Mr. Mariah Baggett asked the Hardwoods to vote. Mr. P. B. Hicks is expect. g. his son Hose who has been. f. mita. Kaunda attending the Auto Training Mr. L. Vales expects to move into his new home by the 6th of June. CUNEY Cuney, Texas, May 29, 1819. The ball game between Cuney and Jacksonville was closely contested and the game ended with 2 to 0 in favor of Jacksonville. Masser. I. H. Bland, W. T. Swanson, A. Miles of Palestine; H. Newsome of Troupe, Mr. Whitmore of Omaha and Mr. Whitmore of Cuney this week. We are having plenty of rain and the crops are looking good. We are organized here we have two churches and two Sunday School, a Missionary society and a Business League and five Fraternal Societies. We have W. Sneed and Mr. Monroe Johnson are two of the largest cotton planters. Mr. Johnson has about 160 acres and Mr. Saeed has about 150 acres. Mr. W. D. Thomas has just painted his new cottage and it is a real beauty. Caney Business League is doing a great work for the town and the surrounding country, one taker is making whitewash their homes and stores by June 19th. The 19th of June will drill at Caney Business at least 3000 people. G. Neely and Sargent J. W. Swanson of Palestine will drill 100 soldiers at Caney Church at least 3000 people. Rev. R. B. Francis of Tyler visited Caney this week on business, he reached at Rock Hill Church Sunday. Mrs. Annie Belle Ewels and Mrs. Cherry Ewels wormilin in Caney Church. You are invited at all times to come to Cunav. LONGVIEW Longview, Texas, May 29, 1919. Rev. N. S. Franka, P. C. of Bath, U.S.A. receives delegation attended the District Conference of the Tytler District in Tytler last week. In the Hattie Eddings and son, are visiting in Shreveport and Monroe, La. Mrs. Gracie Samples is visiting relatives and friends Henderson, W. Va. William has returned from Panola Co. where visited relatives. Mrs. Gracie Gray and Mrs. Ernie Waldson are visiting in Tytler. Pref. Ewling, president of Jarvis Institute and Rev. Garland of Marshfield, died on Friday at Mark C. E. Church Sunday night. Rev. A. P. C. Peakny, P. C. of Bethapt Baptist Church attended the Forlorn Convention in summer this week. Dr. A. R. Calhoun, General Secretary, will work in the C. M. E. Church will speak at St Mark C. M. E. Church, Sunday evening. The public is迎接 the deceased. ATHENS Sunday School was well attended Sunday. Collection $3.35. Superintendent R. C. Fisher reviewed the student great success. Tom L. Anderson introduced the conference at Tyler, Texas this week. He Harrott Grismon of Terrill, Texas was in town today visiting her father, Mr. Erlwin Criatlion. Prof. Fisher and a few of his boys and girls were present for her this week play a play entitled "Over There." Mrs. Sarah Chaffer of Athena made a trip to the basketball Texas this week to take Jake Matheros who got his leg broke in a ball game May 10, 2019. Mrs. Sarah Gorrant left today to visit her father at Ponner, Texas. Mrs. Salite Fisher made a flying trip to Dallas this week to attend a number of ladies accompanied the base ball team to Jacksonville this week. Mrs. Salite Murphy has been on the slot list, but better new. Mir. Lizzie Lane of Detroit, Mich. is visiting her brother Mr. WILL Hill of Athena, Texas this week. Mir. Nily pennell is on the sick list that M. J. B. Galloway of Wichita Falls Missouri, L. Miesia Lisky of Athens tills week. You will always find the Express E. G. Prank's Darber Shop. Please contact the Express always your 5 cont. the world through the eyes of the most advanced men of the race, and the most distinguished men of other race. The tribute that the Editor paid to our boys in France was a touching one and he was on hand with much skill. Mr. Chiles is to receive all honors as being the race who had the nerve and moral courage and love for his race enough toponsibility of going to Washington, D. C. to have an interview with Mr. Chiles. He did not so empty handy as many of would have done, but he carved his own face into the mold-treatment only of the part of the race, but the race as a whole. And most especially those dear boys being mistreated. Mr. Chiles is also president of the Kansas Defence College, a cause he editor is welcome to have at any time. It is to be commanded as the only Editor of the many race papers that the Editor has graced the town with his presence. Editor Chiles is of the race who has graced the town with his presence. Nick Chiles is a black man and of one of the most progenitors in the world. Come Edwin Editor Chiles. Services were well attended at both churches last Sunday. In the afternoon, they held their annual Thanksgiving services at the Bletcham Baptist Church, Rev. Saul, officiated. In the evening, the lecturer of the O. E. S. made her annual visit to the Chapter in this city last Wednesday 31st last, after attending a service at the church served to the order and a number of visiting guests of the city. The church made a pleasure trip to Oklahoma City, Saturday and Sunday visiting her brothers, who are playing ball there this week. 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