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BOARD GRANTS $300.00 SALARY INCREASE TO NEGRO TEACHERS PETITION OF NEGRO TEACHERS FOR SALARY INCREASE IS FAVORABLY RECEIVED BY SCHOOL BOARD. HOME EDITION Founded by W. E. King. VOL. 27, No. 29. BOARD G PETITION OF NEGR SALARY INCREASE CEIVED BY SCHOOL A schedule of salary increases for white and Negro teachers in the public schools has been adopted by the board of education and the new salary increase is beginning the new school term in beginning of the new school term in A flat increase of $400 in addition to the automatic annual increase of $1 for white grade teachers was authorized for new teachers. The amount salary shall not exceed $1700 per employee during the year for the first time in the new school service. Receive an initial salary of more than $1700 in the first school service. White teachers in the high schools receive an initial salary of more than $1700 in the first school service. April 22 - The National April 22—The National Association for Children's Rights, Colored People, 70 Fifth Avenue, New York, made public last night a telegram sent to Governor Robert A. Wilson that the association suggests that all the office be used to bring to trial the man mob which lynched George Robert-Bobson from Lauren's County jail and from Lauren's County jail, and coed against Lauren's County under exemplary damages of not less than $100,000. This constitution provides for the legal representation of the person Leading Dramatist Visits Howard University. First Negro Graduates From Thaddens Stevens School. Lancaster Pa. April 22—The dream of a boy who was founded a big industrial school in this city, materialized today as a Negro diploma. He gave Lancaster the school, "providing students were not barred for wearing color or sweat." Edward L. Sebasanus was the first Colored student to graduate. Nine of the students boys who graduated today lost a year's school work by serving in the army. The Dallas Express lar automatic annual increase of $12 million in salary in the high schools not to ex- sist. The Negro grade and high school will receive in addition to the auto- tionary fee a flat rate of $200, the maxi- mum increase of $125 and the exceeded $125 and in the high schools. The schedule of increases for clears, for schools has not been completed and for schools has not been completed and The money for the announced increases will be available from the 30c tax voted by the people of Dallas at the election on April 6. INTER-CHURCH WORKERS TO HELP "CHI" RACE RELATIONS. (By Associated Negro Press) (Special to Dallas Express). The Chicago Surveys and the Survey Division of the Industrial Relations Association have appealed to the Co-operative Movement to work with the secretaries working in the Chicago area and executing a construction program and improve radial relations and feel-able relationships with the Negroes. It is hoped through such surveys and the position of disturbances such as Cholera, Nicholas M. Butler Speaks to Howard Students. Nicholas M. Butler Speaks to Howard Students. SENTENCED FOR TRAIN ROBBERY Tacoma, Wash. April 22—Hannah Baldwin served from 1 to fifteen years in the Army. She served from 1 to fifteen years in the Army. When he pleased guilty to her, she was sent to Tacoma and Vancover and Tacoma. February 2. The Republican Party Is The Ship, All Else Is The Sea."—Fred Douglas. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS APRIL 24, 1920. SAYS THAT NEGRO LIFE EXHIBITS MANY CON- TRASTS. Prof. W. T. B. Williams Dis cusses Educational Needs. Springfield Ready For S. S. Congress. Springfield, Ill., April 22—A meet- church for the purpose of organizing a church for the purpose of organizing a committee for the necessary preparations for the entertainment of the congregation in Springfield, June 14-23. A history of the congregation in Springfield, June 14-23. history of the Congress that has convened in Springfield, June 14-23. history of the Congress that has convened in Springfield, June 14-23. the Citizen recognizes the honor that their power to make the meet- church for this reason the pastor, Super- Baptist churches have organized themselves into an Executive Committee of the secretary arrangements to be one of the most important events The Executive Committee is as follows: President—Rev. M. L. Porter. Vice-President—Rev. Silas Edwards. Secretary—Rev. W. H. Snowden. Corresponding Secretary—Rev. J. C. Treasurer—Rev. B. C. Manuel. Chairman of Homes on Home J. E. Thompson Chairman of Publicity Committee T. W. World CANDIDATES DO NOT ANSWER QUESTIONNAIRE ON RACE RELATIONS Two State That National Convention Would State Party Platforms. The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People today announced that fifteen of the members of the National Association responded to a questionnaire sent them by the Association on February 18 and repeated on March 12, asking which Colored people regard as fundamental. The questionnaire asked whether they were in favor of the Truching; whether they would advocate Fourteenth Amendment by reduction franchise their citizens, or whether they would endorse the appointment of United States fourteenth Amendment, or whether they would endeavor to bring about the state trust, whether they would advocate discrimination without discrimination against African Americans, the apportionment of Negro proportion to their numbers in the population; whether they would abolish service of the United States whether interference with the independence of 7. Will you abolish racial segregation in the United States? N. A. A. C. P. Gets Raise For Negro R. R. Men. April 10 1920. The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 70, has just issued says that a division of the National Association for the Representatives of the Colored Association of Railroad Employees and the Department of Colored People on the Southern Railway Administration, before the roads went under the railroad. System, on the other, Colored people amounting to $12,595 increases in spending over $12,000. Negro Race Ordered Out of Kentucky Town. Ravenna, Ky., April 12—All Colored men of the town last week. The cause of this town last week was the abuse of the men by Colored men. The Colored men by Colored men. The Colored Motor case and trains were utilised peaceful Colorized people from their homes. Mrs. Carrie McBullough, J. T. Coleman. Maryville, Church-Ray, Sina- 524-250-2500 and Randolph. Grove Church-Rev. M. L. Porter, C. S. Leftridge, T. W. War- POLITICAL CONDITIONS AS SEEN BY ASSOCIATED NEGRO PRESS. Says That Outcome Cannot Yet Be Clearly Seen. Chicago, April 22—The presidential handicap has passed the first quarter of the year, and the man who is to be selected standard bearer for the Republican party is now in the process of selecting one of the two great political gatherings which is of more than passing. The interests of 13,000,000 of us in the various candidates may be exerted in the position in regard to the "brotherhood here they are—Wood, Lowden, Harding, Johnson and Hoover. Hoover the governor of Missouri, the gage is renoted to be backed by some of the biggest forces in the country. The Co. politicians are trying to get wonders how he stands "on us," and the majority of Americans, save that the food administration during the last decade is an international recognition as being mentals. His views and attitude upon the matter but little definite information can be given him in the food administration in close contact with him every which way, which affects us and proved it by a purely personal view, and a more showing that his works in behalf of the nation at least he has sympathy for the "Col. S. O. Tripo appointed by the commission to totalize and incompetence to command troops under any other at the time of their occurrence to the commander, and to the totality of unfit and incompetent stances. The facts were reported at the time of their occurrence to the governor but no official effort has ever been made to inquire into men who indulged in the shooting and an offence of an insurrection. Col. O. Tripo called upon to give an accounting of the responsibility of Illinois has a responsibility in this matter, and it will not evade. The militia of the State militia men for misconduct; he can instruct them to work out the responsibility can institute a thorough inquiry that will expose the criminal and the insurrection. Senator Harding has upheld the guard element of people in the military of high rank who are impartial men of high rank who are the only righteous cause even though his attorney watching us work out our own salient claims, believe that after the popular old guard will repeat the performance of the third or fourth ballot. Others said settlement for some one of the third or fourth ballot will be to be too strong for any such purportation. THIS CONTRIBUTION WAS REAL SACRIFICE. (BY Associated Negro Press) DID of washing, house cleaning and other mental tasks, Mira Bert Holmes, a graduate of the University, worked for the financial in gathering of the North Bend Presbyterian Church. This mission was the Presbyterian Church in New York City, as constituting the Presbyterian missions after a special solicitation following a series of events. Near Riot Staged in U. S. Arrested for Whisky Smug- Public Hospital. gling in Illinois. Philadelphia, Pa. April 28—At the University of Pennsylvania Medical School there are several societies and guilds of physicians, guilded physicians and surgeons, such as the Dr. Daver Burial Society, the Dr. David M. Nelson Society, etc., the Dr. James Nelson Society, a single (colored representative, not a member) who has always had a large number of students since he has had a large number of not long since, M. Russell Nelson Society, popular with seeing athletic ability, and of exertion, with seeing white fellow students being the join their societies. Hence, his name is those societies, but in each case he has been a member. Finally his name was proposed in a Place Medical Society), and no disenticing vote below in the following numbers was written for the following numbers that when they personally deplored such an inference in the making it impossible for the institution to make a decision. Filed with rightous indignation, and in no uncertain terms protected against the rank injustice of such an inference that his howeve was assured he had not been insulted that he has now been immediately attracted from the University of Pennsylvania. Nelson himself did not become a member. Shot at Negro For Whistling Natches Miss. April 22—Aidwilly assails charging assault on Sgt. J. Huff, by Desertion Unit, by Huff. Huff, railroad agent at station Huff, shot at Hull because he shot Huff, shot at Hull because he claimed COMPILES INTERESTING STATISTICS ON NEGROES. area greater than the entire State of HOME EDITION PRICE FIVE CENTS TEACHERS EGRO SURGEON AMS IS HONORED BY FRATERNITY NAM- Officers believe that the conspiracy to attack Chicago and other northern points to Chicago and other northern points only involves the crews of duluth and the terminal points in addition to the terminal points in addition to the men of in various cities along the route. The duluth, drayman and northeast other railway in addition to those in the dining car. "Additional arrests in the conspiracy not only in Champaign and Chicago, but in all other cities, are far as south as Mumbai. It is alleged that the whisky supplies of the Chicago and other northern points butted to the whisky conspiracy usurped." Howard Teacher in Charge of District Negro Cadets. R. R. Agents Kill Negro. Memphis, Teen. April 22 —Whether a special railroad agents to make arrests on their company nor a law enforcement officer sent and published the two agents went in search of a Colonel that she shot, or a company located beyond the company in a house located beyond the company, Sanders was arrested, seized about 100 pounds of gun into his side, the Colonel claimed that he had been involved in the attack. The agent claims that he had been involved in the attack. Nergees have left memphis the fact that he to go and the evidence takes no Serotonin. ABBOTT SAYS WEST MAY FERNISH NEXT PRESIDENT. 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Young and family were among the many who motored to Mr. R. E. Hall, teacher of Currie school with Micaa Ida Mae Davis and M. A. Lewis and several base ball boy teams. Micaa Ida The concert was indeed grand Prof. A. Currington and Mrs. L. E. Montgomery have a fine school. We are pleased to add to our list of readers Prof. A. D. Lewis and Means. Ellis and Brown These persons are doing excellent work here and thank you. Miss Nona Cunningham spent the week at Cooney's playing for the Miss McCawley's school choir. Mrs. Lenora Coleman McGrew of Waco, is visiting relatives and friend here. Mr. L. E. Robinson of Temple called to see Miss B. E. Greene, one of our city teachers. Miss Hallie G. Qray, who just PAGE TWO M. oibm sum 'sunqi wojou pojou pojou a pleasant visitor to the report, a pleasant visitor to the contest content at Currie last week the success contestants were: Mr. Wilburn, Sr., and Miss Nancy Liew. We hope for the Wilburn family, a successful membership are leaving no stone unturned to make the District Conference is to spend the week in Milan to see the students. Cameron Grove Baptist church under the supervision of Rev. Muckelroy, was decided success, given another month's work hence the closing will be on the 14th prox. meeting the picnic. Mr. R E Hall, reports. ALTO Alto, Texas, April 22 — Sunday was a busy day in Alto at all churches. Rev. Cole filled his church with music, M. E. Chatham morning and evening services, assisted by Rev. Thompson of Tyler Rev. Rowe was with his people and assisted by Rev. Thompson of The Annual Thanksgiving services of the K. of P, and Courts of Calathea was held at New Hope Rev. Rowe was with his people and assisted by Rev. H, F. Martin delivered a splendid sermon to an audience composed of many out of town members who owe well as all of the people. Collection #44.44. The remains of Mr. Charles Martin, who died in Port Worth, Friday, arrived Sun. through the church where were conducted from the Baptist church at four o'clock Rev. William Tinley officiating. Interment was in New Hope cemetery. Mr. James Martin of Nashville arrived Sunday in time for the fun THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS TEXAS, APRIL 24, 1920. Rev. Dumfried prescheduled the Bapt- ery. A. M. Mitchell and wife of Waco suspect the guest of Mr. R. and Mrs. Robbins. W. RUSK Rusk Texas, April 22--S. S. was well attended at all churches. Sunday, Rev. Gorman prescheduled his visit to Gorman prescheduled an excellent speech and held the crowd spell bound. We all wish him well after the deranking. After the sermon, we had one of the old time class meetings and things caught on fire with the WACO Waco, Texas, April 22—The Waco Gray Sox dropped two hard luck games to Wichita, April 17-18, but the game was not a time gametime in them yet. Manager Heinle Fluis says he will be right in a few days, just as soon as the boys get back to school, right now and it is a set back, but we are looking for him to be right in a few days; then look out every body, Waco has the fans, the Dupes, the Big Floyd Jackson Waco's best pitcher is rounding into form each day and is ready to step up. The fans and all like this butch over. F. Kinner, 3rd B. Read, S. S. Fintner, 3rd B. Read, D. Smith Jt; B. C. Connett, F. L. Orr; R B. Blackmon, F. C. J. Wade; M White R. F; W. Brown, C; W. Lillard, J. Jackson, P. E. Beal P; J. Second Baptist Church. Dr S. Montgomerie Pastor, St. Mary's College, having returned from Stockton, Oakland, Sacramento, Cal., and other places, was sent on a mission to the Text Roman 1.1. It was indeed a master in the Scripture, and 2 to m. Much helpful information was given out. At 7:39 p. m. he was arrested and an unrestrained sermon of his Text, God's word a Fire and Hammer, happy souls came to Jesus. JACKSONVILLE Jacksonville, Texas. April 22–Rew. A. M. Mitchell, pastor Rising St. Baptist Church filled his regular apical room and held a well attended, collection good. Mr. Tay Carrie and Miss Ann Pulleer were married Sunday evening at the home of her husband, Dr. Michael on an occasion. A nice reception was given last week at the residence of Miss Janie Griffin by the Home Mission Church, Cream, cake, sandwiches salad and tea were served and an enjoyable evening spent. Rev. W. M. Griffin, pastor of the home made a trip to Jewitt last week where he attended the Centenary meeting and report a good meet with the Rev. W. M. White has been on the sick list. She is better and will leave in a few days to visit Houston and the University of Texas. Cassie McLee spent a few days in the last week. The Colored Council met me on the 17th and the 18th of January the agent as chairman. About 100 farmers, teachers and ministers from the country were here. The sub-committee of the Stock and Farm Crops. The agricultural interest is alive in Cherokee County. Miss Ann Pulleer will be in Fort Worth last week to see her sister, Rev. S. DENISON Denison Texas, April 22—To the citizens and patrons of the Dallas Express in Denison, wish you an enthusiastic and happy day this paper has been taken over by the Chisolm News Service of which D. C. Chisolm is President and manager of the Chisolm knows you, for Chisolm is a live wire, connect yourself with him in doing so you get connected with the news and information world through their live wire agents and news getters, who are located over the United and internet throughout the United information is dispatched every day to the office of the Dallas Express, who assembles it, giving the names of the people from which this information comes. The names of the party being talked about and who are getting this information each Saturday delivered to your door which makes the old reliable Dallas Express, like a letter from Through its columns you get n-formation sometimes worth many dollars and it only costs you five cents. We want to give you information of those living outside of our city, we want to print the news of our own doings in Denison. We want not less than a column of news, but more. We it takes solicitations, therefore. We want everybody to take the Express, we want five hundred subscriptions to take the Express, we be ready each week to take your paper and there is no war tax added per copy. Thanking you in advance for your patronage, I am ready. D. C. CHISOLM The next best place I know for you to go Sunday, other than the church is to the Dreamland League. We meet every evening at 4 o'clock. Your presence is wanted. If you think the Colored people of Dedham are not home-getters just because they meet in Washington Heights were put on a sale Saturday the following persons bought: Mrs. J. S. Foster, two; Mrs. J. P. Pollard, one; and Andrews, one; Archie Hammond, three; Miss Aline Williams, one; Mr. J. P. Pollard, one; many others who missed you. We missed you, we missed you, we missed you give us your name. We are pleased to note the presence of Mrs. Caura Miller, who has accepted the position as seamstress at the S. D. S. Davis tailor shop. CLEBURNE MARLIN CALVERT Calvert, Texas, April 22, —Prof. F. D. Bats was in the city last week. D. F. Bats was in the district teachers success with her concert and entertainment with her pupils last Friday. Night. Miss Bats was in the school at Jones Prarie, last Friday. Professor S. N. Walton and wife were in DeKalb, where Prof. Walton taught science. Mr. John Lacy of Marlin, is in the city the guest of his brother, Gov. Robinson. Miss Hattie Turner of Marlin, Miss Hattie Sunday at home. Miss R. B. Wilson has returned from Abille. Her home on West Mitchell street. Rev. W. S. Grant returned from Bremen. Ballerley—Jones Prarie. The Mt. Zion Sunday school was good Sunday considering the inclement weather in the early part of the week. Attended. Miss Iida Warm is here from Chilton. Mr. J. F. Williams attended. Miss Iida Warm is here left Sunday night for Ft. Worth. CENTER. Bcenter, Texas, April 22. —The Baptist Army with Rev. Saniella in the basement of Morning Star Baptist Church, Sunday. By using plenty of poison, the church above ninety dollars was captured. The dinner prepared and spreaded by the pastor made one tink of the three when people use to attend churches for the first time. Mrs. Maggie McAlister and her sister, Miss Ophelia Cooks, who had visited their sister at Shelbyville, Missouri, while returning home, the buggy in which they were riding was struck by an auto driven by whites, no serious damage as we can learn, when visiting relatives and friends in Jasper and Beaumont, since Easter day returned home Sunday and re-visited the home of Rev. D. M. Sales of Lufkin, was ing after some business matters, ng after some business matters, and was in the land, who has been the guest of Mrs. C. H. Daniels, (her sister) since the 10th inatt, returned home Wednesday morning, Miss Lufkin and Miss Lucie Goodwin, were quietly married on the evening of the 10th inatt, with for this couple all happiness and happiness of husband and wife are due through life. Mrs Lee Ela Hicks visited Mrs. Bryan, her sister at Tomsa, Saturday and returned Sunday morning. Miss Levancy Lister, who has been for some time in Omaha, Neb., returned Sunday morning. MALAKOFF Malakoff, Texas, April 22—Sunday was high day at Good Hope Baptist church. S. S. good; W. L. Garrett won the wagner. Rev. A. Alexander was with us and overcared two great sermons. Decatura, S. S. Harleys, T. W. Worrell were with us. Prof. W. F. T. Jackson will deliver the closet address in the church. Mr. William on the sack list. Mr. Samuel McClain is able to be 'un Mr. J. H. Sisley. The young women are very active in S. S. Mrs. Lula Williams, who has been ill for some weeks. Mrs. Brey is bringing things to pass at C. M. E. church; hear him. We are planning to get married this great celebration of 1919 of June. ROCKDALE Rockdale, Texas, April 22—Sunday was a pleasant day and Sunday school was well attended. Supt. Robert B. Bald, the Subject of the lesson. "The History of Gideon's Band," which was re-released, is now open. The service opened at eleven o'clock which was interesting the president of the B. Y. P. 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The most equitable, impressive any hair, by making it soft, black and glossy—Per Jar 50 cents. On all mail orders for hair goods, any hair, by making it soft, for postage and packing. Goods that sell for less, 5c exactly match the same excellent price as the usual collection. Wanted. HAWAIIAN BEAUTY GOODS are for sale by Drug Store Beauty Parlors and specially appointed agents; or by any and direct co. HAWAIIAN PRODUCTS Co. 2147 CALUMET AVENUE CHICAGO IL. BASE BALL BASE BALL—SUNDAY, APRIL 18. W, Worth.....AB R H PO A E White, 1b.....5 1 1 2 0 0 Baley, 1b.....5 2 1 2 1 3 Hill, 1b.....5 2 1 2 1 3 Spearman, rt.....5 2 1 1 2 0 Lofon, f.....5 1 3 2 0 0 L. Jones, 1b.....4 1 3 2 0 0 W. Jones, ss.....4 0 1 4 3 0 W. Jones, ss.....4 0 1 4 3 0 Rectar, p.....4 0 0 4 0 4 Totals.....42 9 13 27 11 3 Davis.....AB R H PO A E R. Jones, 2b.....4 1 1 4 0 1 Richardson, c.....4 0 1 2 0 0 Spag, 1t.....4 1 1 4 0 1 Johnson, ss.....5 1 1 3 4 0 Daniels, p.....4 0 0 0 1 4 2 Kirby, 1b.....4 1 0 1 4 2 *Collina, cf.....4 0 1 2 1 2 Elder, 2b.....4 0 0 3 2 1 Kirby, 1b.....4 0 0 3 2 1 *Collina, cf.....4 0 1 2 1 2 Prizes. The following prizes were given by the business and professional leagues, 1 dozen shines, 1 dozen shines for the first 3rd base hit won by Bob Bailley. Richardson's cale, 1 dozen shines for the first 3rd base stolen bases won by Lee. Royal Cale, player and lady two leagues, 1 dozen shines for the one who bats in the first run on the home club won by pitcher Long. Richardson's cale, in cash for the highest number of errors won by catcher Richardson of the Dallas club. Richardson's cale, in cash for the highest number of errors won by catcher Brown face cream for the first run of the season won by Dr. Chas. L. Morgan's price of $2.00 in silver for the catcher and the highest number of seconds won by catcher Richardson and Dan Johnson of the home club. Dr. Chas. L. Morgan's price of 1 carton of cigarettes for the first three baggers of the season won by T. B. Madison real estate firm's price of $2.00 in currency for the most seminal play of the open- ended league. Harris in a running catch of line down from Rector's bat which look beneath the People's Understake Company gave $5.00 in gold for the first Balla play on the crosses the Bedsidehills, 205 S. St. Erry $2.50 shirt for the longest ball hit of the balla play on the crosses the cleared right field wall by ten Shepra and Arnish, 1812 Elm street, a $2.50 saddles for the balla play on the crosses the by Bob Stain with a 2 bager left field fence. Sam Dyserhawk Co., $2.00 shirt for the number of stolen bases won by outfielder Lee of the visitors. and Winterman a traveler set for the player batting in the highest number of runs won by Bob Halley opening a game the hits went Long, 2; Collin, 2; Sian, 2; Elder R. Jones and Harris for Tomorrow at 3:30 p. m., Dallas Black Giants will play in Fort Miss C. A. R. Grantt, Ph. B. B. B. 8, 816 Denver St., Muskogee, Okla. First Presbyterian of Wash. National Convention; President of local club; Principal of Harrison Chapel School. Officers of Walker Club: Officers of Walker Club Mrs. C. A. R. Grant, Ph. B. S. B. President; Mrs. Dora Stobenblae, Vice-president; Mrs. Wm. Wm. Mitchell, Sr. President; Mrs. Hunt, Hunt, Chapman; Mrs. Green, Sergeant-at-arm; the agents are succeeding well. A number of new agents are in the service since we entertained last August National Convention here last August. McKINNEY Mckinney, Texas, April 22--Service was good at the different churches Sunday. Mr. L. A. Davis who has sick for some time is able to attend. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS TEXAS, APRIL 24, 1920. bought a lot of the pile and moved her house. M. Lorraine has a pile of the Pike has a side of the square--good location for a house. M. Robert has a Prophet of Host, Mrs. O. Turmer of Greville are here visiting their mother, Mrs. Linda Doty, and Mrs. John Jordan of a boy, April 11th. Mrs. Alice Smith of this girl, Mrs. on Easter Sunday. She had just started to church and dropped her Paternal services were held. Mrs. John Jordan of member of Second Bark Church. Rev. A. L. Russell attended the funeral of her brother. The church rendered Resolutions with beautiful flowers. She leaves one nephew, Mr. Thomas Hawkins; one nephew, Mr. Thomas Hawkins; one host of容积 on her loss. MRS. MATTEI RHEA. Sister. MRS. ADRIE WILLIAMS Card of Thanks CORSICANA Card of Thanks CLASSIFIED "ADS." Oklahoma gives you a chance to be prosperous, prosperity, prosperity. 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H. 6754 TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE Summer School for Teachers June 7th Through July 16, 1920. LITERARY, PROFESSIONAL AND INDUSTRIAL COURSES Teacher of Voice, Composition and Piano Forte, Music, Training Quartet, Choir and large chorus, a specialty. Your Talking Machine Needs Cleaning for the Spring. All Makes Talking Machine Motors Required. J. E. EDWARDS, Only bonded Colored Plumber in the city Now back in business and ready to take care of any Plumbing and Gas fitting work you may have. See him for fair prices. PHONE X 3733 3-20-121 REAL GOOD SPEC- TACLES ONLY $3.50, WHY PAY MORE? Spectacle Friends Listen! If you have weak eyes, don't wait but get at once a pair of our high quality gold filled glasses fitted with our custom lenses for only $5.60. Our glasses will make your weak eyes strong and enable you to see the smallest print with them on, or see way off with them. Sit right right and send us a letter enclosing Money Order for $3.69. Tell us your age and whether to mail your money for or far seeing. Tell us at how many inches from your eyes you can read this print best with your glasses and a fine case at once by return mail your glasses and a fine case at once by return mail your glasses refunded if not satisfied. Tyler Optical Company Dept. "D". Tyler, Texas THE WONDERFUL HAIR DRESSER AND GROWER A $1.00 COMB for 59c This comb serves solid for less than $1.00. It is made of solid balsam with desirable handle, and for maximum comfort, with the business with the superior quality and few pieces of our merchandise, and the sale price of $59c is the most reasonable. If you desire a complimentary shampoo of this special offer as we have only a limited amount. Money is required for its convenience. You can order it without charge or money order. FREE 25 coupons given in Columbia Women's hair and silk spiders. Every Columbia Women should have a silk spider. your purchase will be sent to: HUMANIA HAIR CO. 23 Duane Street New York NALAM COTTONS WONDERFUL GROWS HAIR ON TERAPEES. inventor of this hair grower, which培育出令人满意的高 growth rate. Growers provide mature hair out and keep it out and keep it in. Growers make the hair sticky, but keeps it waffly nice and straight without stretching. I guarantee this hair grower will make your hair in a month also to dark gray in a month also to dark gray. Prices by mail prepaid. 1 Prices by mail prepaid. 10 W. Cotton Co. $10.00 2 Pressing $10.00 3 Shampoo $10.00 4 Or, Express money order, payable to NALAM COTTONS CO., W. Cotton Co. 10 W. Cotton Co. 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No matter what has failed to happen, we give the STAR HAIR trial and be convinced Send 25c for full size to be agent send it at once; also, and we will send you a full supply that you can gift it at once; also, and we turnx. Send money by money order to: THE STAR HAIR GROWER MANUFACTURES Box 812, (Greencboro, N. C.) HONEY. HAIR GROWTH ASSURED of Hair Dressing. With the System and the Bev-Marie Preparations. The Bev-Marie Pomade, the Magnetic Hair Dressing and Pressing Oil used with or without straightening tools, is also promoted and also promotes growth. Bev-Marie preparations will positi- tively increase the number of beautiful hair in six months. A trial will con- vince the most successful, that Bev Marie is for superior to all other hair preparations. Agents wanted. Hot Cream. Hot Cream for particu- lar mission. Hot Cream for particu- lar. Full sized box sent on receipt of price, 50 cents, postage 100 extra. stolen aceees vets Sh Ragen ie ray ene “GG ue ties jean ure ae 2 i PAGR FOUR | Association. Se eat eum Danas 9 remuismine nearporasea) : wrote, “Proet Pret ee em crn mr he 6 idm * Pe ee nc SUHSGHITION 1 ADVANGE il", Ge sents cee y= pieemmmamage oe a — Se Sa Pees Pane Sea Bptorst st pes, often at, Palle Se ror sae oes mate pr Tor anne ount'by femme ——" ¢ Sgn oeyenannnnnnegs never bolated the white feather, ether as Mt been digraced ey tha yellow streak, It Is not tiated with the funnel mout. Te ia & plats, overy day, eo0- ube, conservative newspaper, whlch trims no aul to catch the passing bree; flee m0 | duubtful fing, Tt proteases patrlotion an broad us our eoenry. ta love of even band ed futon covers all the ter- tory ecupled by the hima race Thies pretty gh round, bat wre live on it snd are prowpering. Mors of the press coma up and stand with The ground is bol. ; W. B KING, sresssrsoooosoresoooe oes SATUNDAY, APRIL 24, 1990 ‘NEW NEGRO BUSINESS ‘The opening of the doors of “Cur (epee ena its ou Bee a ee jo eg penllgenaprodie (opal Retarded rg reeelpeatedie eee eer ne sang er ane Go age Snes oe ee ee. cee Bee char ca who manage it studv and keep ee ee os tases tc been poor (ae a a Reece ee es leer ceteiees © ete Sees Pee es oe Sar nae ger eee ra ce Reremctacs Saree eta ke ta ae ans rece oe ee as ae ee yh ont ee ee See tbat et og gaat Ne a ae oo ee ee me Pig ot ce hte wor Se <= abe Buyer ‘frst, Our dentists state that Behes caw rs ms oe ear a nee Serate in Ser nna ae cee te es Riaeramteeser arm? Seda rae Leen een i ie cna thin “change of attitude ts due 12 Siecle a Og ae aoe eee ares S fete vag taro ees therecsinct ‘Intelligent public. His service must adnate a sok tint of hin compete leis aan Ww at it abould be. ; efficiency afd expansion. Bene toils cera ral aaa petit Dal Gir bape out Sol ate whch ae i erakddee tots scone nen sore nada ie at's far een So 3 oie ees arr ees a ea wear somethin tt work ee. galliog any walt Pages er ce PRAYER, infinite kindness, most powerful jee in my vehement sorrow; me thine Omnipotent arm, slander and, odious hate, put this ignonimous stamp ‘the world has branded my forel art my defender, my God. mything, He who can give m sea, its waves and fishes, ‘sun, movement to the air, plants and motion to the rivers. Spoverful everything mast die, at the holy call; hee Savior there is nothing eee weeny peeabes is same nothing obeys Thee, it humanity was created. deceive Thee, God of clemency, your eternal wisdom gh my body to my very soul re clear transparent air; ious clumny to clap its hands, jovense is now humbled. jleases thy highest Omnipotence aid perish like an impious crimir nen to my cold dead body, ult with malicious intent and_p' ice resound and let my life end, ¢ done in me, my God. 1 translation from the original ‘T—Essence of infinite kindness, most powerful God, T tun to Thee in my vehement sorrow; Extend to me thine Omnipotent arm, ‘Break down slander and_odious hate, And pluck out this ignonimous stamp With which the world has branded my forehead. ‘Thou alone art my defender, my God. He éan do anything, He who can give ‘To the sullen sea, its waves and fishes, Fire to the sun, movement to the air, Life to the plants and motion to the rivers. : T—Thow art all everything must die, Or rv et bay cal ‘out Thee Savior there is nothing Which in the unfathonable eternity perishes, is same nothing obeys Thee, Since from it humanity was created. ‘ TV.—I could not deceive Thee, God of clemency, ‘And ance your tira wisdom ; Reiterates Because innocense is now humbled. ‘V—But if it pleases thy highest Omnipotence, Tat 1 ahowld pov isn neplons conta, ‘And that men to my cold dead body, Should insult with malicious intent ‘and pleasure, Let thy voice resound and let my life end, ‘Thy will be done in me, my God. (The above is translation from the original in Spanish t —F.M. Robinett) ene ee ee ‘The School Board has voted the following raise in salaries Hor the teachers of Dallas: Negro teachers will receive a flat raise of $800 and the automatic increase of 886 a year till the Imaximom salary ig reached which in the grades is $1120 and in ‘the high $1800. At the same time the salaries of the white teachers was increased $400 with an automatic increase In the grades of $70 ‘and in the high schools $75. per year.” his inerease ‘has been made possible by’ the voting” of ‘the 80e schoo! tax. ‘The raise accorded the Negro teachers is so far as we know ithe highest ever given at one time. Tt was highly necessary /however and its granting has made possible the retention in this ‘school system of many teachers who otherwise would have been {forced by economic conditions to find more lucrative employment. ‘The passage of the bonds was due in great part to the sys- tematic campaigning of the teachers as a body and much of the leredit for the expansion of the school system made possible by Se tf Sonty, due them, Their ‘ction in this wan, rompted primarily by their realization of the need of increased facilities land their desire for a more nearly just wage for the efforts put forth by them in the training of the children directly under their care. ‘They realized first of all that even though their demands for better salaries and increased facilities were made the School frees atte Gearmea ate cree make funds available and they 80. ‘The teachers themselves paid $50 for the compilation of a roster of the names of all the Negro tax payers of the city. They then met and apportioned the tax-payers among themselves for jan intensive canvass in behalf of the bonds. ‘That the canvass as, thorough is attested by the fact that the passage of the bonds was due in no small part to Negro voters, ‘The salary petition of these teachers asked the approval by the Board of Bducation of a salary schedule for grade and high school teachers which was equivalent to a flat raise of $400 or jag fiat raise of $400. They received $300 with an automatic '$96 increase. ‘They are to be congratulated and commended as st the voters who supported them. Public should feel in reyard to this increase, that it is jan approach to the wage justly due teachers. Even though this {nerease may seem large as compared to those of former years, it must remember that even now on a 12 month basis the most highly paid high school teacher would receive only about $108.00 jber, month—a sum of no consequence when compared with that of the ordinarily skilled workman, Tt is not nearly enough. ‘There have been times however when a Southern Board of ejiacation could not have made such a concession to the demands lof teachers if it had so desired. Its white constituents would not have stood for it. We feo! that in time a realization pl come of the absolute necessary for equal school opportunities We take this credit to ourselves. We are increasing in our knowledge of our duties as citizens as well as our. rights ns such. [Que actions are proving it. We need to continue in this increase. place in the civie scheme must be made not granted and we eae alse than making we_call ‘tention, fo our ftnes 1e procedure jegro teachers and the resulting action of the School Board are a fair example lof cause and It could not in any degree of fairness have |done otherwise. We confideutly assert that as this was done, #0 may other facilities for ns and our children be secured Efficiently organized and carefully executed planning bring REFUSE TO BE A TRAITOR. ns called day by ay to men am monetary consideration involv ich men are made,” fail to hol vitally affeet us. if of political events of the ps > several lamentable events in w! for all of their prating about * | that which made them unswe who most need loyalty. mt was a candidate for delegate reliable sources. we are informe: white machine of that state: If man in the newspaper work in editorials and the character of | eer one, me character © Our attention is called day by day to men among us who, for ‘the sake of the monetary consideration involved or for lack of ithe “stuff of which men are made,” fail to hold up for those Principles. which vitally affect us, ‘The unfolding of political events of the past few months jhave given rise to several lamentable events in which ‘Negro men have — that for all of their prating about “our pce they have lacked that which mado them unewervingly loyal to ‘those of America who most need loyalty. / A Negro man was a candidate for delegate in an Eastern’ state, and from reliable sources we are informed that-he “eold ‘out” to the Lily-white machine of that state: If the reports are true he was a traitor, ‘There is a man in the newspaper work in Texas, who from ithe tone of his editorials and the character of his sayings has | sold out to the McGregor lily-white faction. If 80, he is a) These ‘are critical days. These are days when there should | [be nothing other than clear cut decisive Standing for the princi- ples of Republicanism and democracy. Lily whites when stripped | af al camouflage are nothing other than those, who, would yo se ya eae ten Pee ‘and their doctrinet is a ito ‘maa and the ee ee him. meee acy” legro ostracism. ‘affairs have ‘ailed to realize the meaning of a government of, for and by the people. They are not the highest type of Ameri- cans. "Negroes who ily themselves with uch men for the sake we ee ae aes setencism from among us who are, striving hich ie jastly cura, ihe Green McCarthy delogtes eiand for puFe Republicanism and real eee ates aed aged for Negro. ee ‘eagerly inv all real Republicans to their be: ee nee and Americanism, We fetestSina abhor 1 and we have suffered from it enough to know it! } its hideous and loathsome unfairness and lack of Ameri- ‘ We have faith in those who uncompromisingly stand for a sqiiare deal and x full American's chance, “We mast not be traitors to ourselves. We must stand scuare- me ‘would. coord us a man'a chance, “Every Net puist ‘part in supporting the Green-MeCarthy ticket which calls ie and wo Kerr, dean tthe Eeesl Spree, Te te telbors tapablican Natio ae at Is the decisive dav. (Vote solily for the ‘real Amerian, THN DALLAS EXFERN, DALLAQTRXAS, APRIL 96, 1000 Pea ee ant ene rte, THE MIRROR OF = PUBLIC OPINION}: forehead, POLLY, ALL FOLLY = ; oe io Now that several candidates nave declared themselves Im the race for {be Tepublican nonisaiot at ‘Chleago in" Jube, we And, Mere and there oreableaions, some sll a4 some large, sulaling to the severe cat ites aia of questions to be anawered bythe eatdnte Atmowt all of te‘tueations deal with the atestions ‘of prejdie. Jim-Crowiam and what rers. ot the tne of the candidates ig to be anteriained ¥y the maner of + | timers he elves to the questions: "ais i fly. die, "Tre ot a saa Seale to be president of the United Staten who it ubost co such erelling at tho anda of ay oreamiation, white Se black, "Tis in proper, "OC what service in Ie ok candidates que | s ona, which, it anewered ote ‘way or The eter, would Jeopardise her| 9 es, ehuacen or’ slcton®. None: whatever, Ifa cendidu said tat be Ita| .™ . lover ot the Negro Tact, tbe whites would think him’, weak man ta] $84 ‘ + | Re"preaiaent, ‘tet be would note mosinsted- ithe sad Kev wan agains) ®78 the "Negro the: Netroes would’ be’ reduced to sackcloth. “Such an anewer| ' Talent 'be rae, and to the utter embarrassment Of the very obes who asked | ey, fe donation’ ‘Phe sarees mah eles oud state's tasty te eurtene |, 30 oC what value would ibe to the Nexrocn? 4 1 Neqroce of any ineligence’ know the average white American, Wel now ‘hare ix sot'a aM who, down am his soul baleen we are bens, ven m quar dal" bat what of it? What cal ho do arn proniet” He)‘ as, faay recommend, bat ‘of what value in recommendation? Dil Hot air Witaa| ive to the covitry his famous Teter Go Tyschings? Did any’ oae ao any! {hing to stopiysvhlnge hunt becatee ‘Ar. Wilkos, spoke’ Suppose bef Sy se: seafiat iytehings, what cat he do? Suppowe he elleves iu what can) 794 Ret ee acer el esac Sy ea aur taste See minal, Tonal’ gpition maybe ulte something eae. "Ho wets olay ony. Rass) Tell ted one peranal act when he filed Docker Washinyt we uneheod, | 14 pleasure, He never ‘aid nt again Wein ofc ats are subject tothe wll of the) na America poope (wit), and'bis personal acts cau have Ute or otning|"° {odo wit certain oer ‘Amerteana (Colored i Ml aussing of cabldnen “wot te othng, The eanaiate noms) tani, andwe are ingle If wo Wo 200 Mow it. What we need to dos final in Spanish by|to seek some indvential position 1 the high eounell of the party we serve | {ih rik such loyalty We mont dea! with the party Tesdrn, and when they | iocige thea Ms, the candidate wil have to heat a Unt "we awt'a(*" == |fheetne inthis way, the candiaten are Tithe concerned with out Ste) 3 rorstorien, s*Pituburg Courier. [AP ‘Mow that seversl candidates ‘have declared themecives the race for tbe Republican nomisatios at ‘Chlearo in" June, we And here td. there OfgaBiaations, some wall ad some large, wubnitting to the several cal. idates a list of questions to be afswered:by the cutdiate. "Almort all of fhe questions deal with the queations of prejudice: sim-Crowian, and. what Not. The fens of the candidates te to be determined by the maNer of atswers he ives to the questions. “This te folly. "There te Rot a man seckiDg to be presided of the United Staten who vill submit'to such a gruelling at the hatds of hy” oreanizatlon, ‘white or black. ‘This is proper. Of What service Is It to ask candidates ques tons, which, if anewered oe way or the other, ‘would Jeopardize thei [chatcen or’ election? ‘Nove whatever, If 4 candidate said’ that he Ia over ‘o¢ the Negro race, the whites would ‘think him too. Weak & mah to be resident, ana he would not be nominated, If he said he was agains the Negro, the. Neeroes would he reduced to sackcloth Such" ah akewer Imlght be true, and to the utter embarrarsmnent of the very ones who asked fhe questions.” ‘The answer might be false, and tiade to satity the curtous, ‘ahd ‘of what value would tt be to the Negroes? Negroes Of any intelligence’ Ktow the average white American, We lanow there in not/a tal who, dows 11 hls soul, belleves we are belts sven a square deal? but what of It? What eat ho Go. ar a. president? He nay recommend, but of what value is recommendation? Did tot Mr. Wilsas eve to the eouitry hls famous letter on Iynebinga? Did any ‘on6. do. aby: thine to stop lyBenines. Just because ‘afr. Wilson apoks? Suppose "he. acatiat Tynehings, what cam he do? “Suppove be believes In it, What cal fre dot ‘The oficial mind of & president tay be ode thing, bit hin per Sonal gpition fay be quite something else.""He ctr oficlaiy oly.” Roose ‘elt tried one persohal act when he Invited Hooker Washingtan to iuneheon te ever ‘a that agait. is ofclal acts are ‘mubject to whe will of the ‘Ammericam people (white), ad_ hin personal acts cali have little or Nothin {to do witn certain other Amerieuns (Colored. “This quissing of candidates will rot un Nothing, ‘The candidate knows tat, and we are simple it we do ot kiow it. "What we need to 0" to seek some taduental position 1m the Aish eouell of the party we Serv with such loyalty. "We moat deal with the party leaders, and ‘when the fociae to hear us, the candidate will have to hear ux Unul "we set Hearing. in this ‘way, the caldidatea are litle cotcerned with our Inter oratories," = Pituburg Courier, YOUR IVTEREST—YOUR DUTY. This ls the year. Strange things will happen thet will Imuetice the gourse of even Yor the Hext four years. Glad-to-see-you smiles will soon be cheap ‘and pletuful and. the: howdy-youdo ‘handshake will carry. fervent squeete that will remiod you It mlsht be & good {avestinem tc fearry am accident polley against injury. from the may good and kind faice-seckers. ‘very ellzen has two phases of political activity wo Keep constantl Detore him ‘im selecting men for oftce. "t's your duty as a citizen to vote ‘Thre caM be Ro excuse for failure of the part of ally foun or woman whi eglects to qualify for, performance of these “acta. Your right 10. «20 the fruits of your forts and promote your efforts and promote Your te curity’ af ah “American eltizen, ean ‘only’ be maiMalned by vou? takin absolute interest ih the affaire of the community wad ation, ahd. securine the same by voting for mem who will uphold such right. Teg eam neve Femain’wecure. ublest duties" are” properly performed. ‘To. ratt" oe. th Jealorment of certain privileges does ot” necessarily sive one the right ot those privileges; for the eccasion is ohly a folerated clrcumatatce whic does not Recessarily qualify with any special duty’ o® Your part. other Ua exercising a reasonable degree of decorum. It Ie your interest 40 see {ha rey Tigh i guaran ya, ahd itis your duty 10 ee thal law pro tects you im the otjoyment of the mame. ‘$0 often. we hear argumente—that rights and privileges are denied jus, ‘This may be true. Tt true, Ite beeause we are Iackins 18 some Powe sumiclent to maintain them. This may be physical, meatal, mora politica fplritual, nancial or mechanieal—the trouble fe with us.” When the matte {8 Mhoroushiy studied, you. must conclude: there. wea failure. to perform Your duty, which ‘caused your interesta, to. become” eubordinated. "Th omaunity where majority ‘rule is based of superior force-taterest, Ind Yidual or colletive-decides' the pla of action necessary to maintain tha statun, "Rights quulify tly ‘as utes performed. malta. ther, and {'theraet of cownrdice to entmerate and dwell on them. Tt requlres. de termination of your part to Kiow your interests; and duty erformed= foly-eal nceure and onintaln every right. ‘You have ai interest In every election and every wan or woman elect to oMice—mare serious than any people In the country. "You shoul: Decome thorourhly posted. so that you cad follow the course’ of event 1h telligenty. for the exerelse of the allot abould be an Intelligent seriou duty, If there is ote persct) of vou use who bas fot rexistered, yo stone Sean “loneer eG you are propery” aud, Guar your interest by’ performing. your four ‘interests nly cal be. ae ured through men whom you select aid place in power-~Poruand Timea, we ‘alssew Caiswre Again the North Js Bidding for the lator of the South. The flattering cator‘maae in previows years have ot oh been epsted but ater ager sles have been matracted fo Make the compensation sil ibore reais: fhe, to samore the migrators they will be Drovided with modern iv larter, that ‘hey’ will meet wth litle or bo. daceiniation Tn. publ Since and int Wat"not Vast, they will Ne adel to the woot wit Sut question and’ given’ the heme’ righta and "privileges aetorded_ oie ‘rovaten, may be said with some degree of trth that the Northern employer ucanty a fat accepts our ur aad" Uat he on eo" omy throu ocr meceaty. Granted that he fe netted hy esta meiven, hat ther Kingery a his makeup rnaerite of racial prefudic the Testo co fet" widk hls Southern brothers the fact remains that we are given {eportaniy to prove our ight wo a place In the aun, to demonstrate to th Sloubuing ‘Thowance’ that" we are ax" asset, nota sli, othe county. Tete plait eee tae ets pt fr A th we Sout to check the migrators” Every rule, awful aud wnlaw(a, i ealoy fo ‘aval, The hour han struck” ue ‘second: and val" mafcpaion ta ome Our partcpatics: fo the recent freat world atrorsle Wrought. a fo'n reallzadon ef our own ponallities and capabiiee “it an 8 Ford ager nay, “Negroes ave. gone North aithew "chasing," ie aha Tit serve ‘they hare been more fortanate thal ihe thousands ‘of hie #0 Who have made the chan, {nat our seekers really found the pot of rl “froma Ostia Bewspaper the follow! fa cute a Georsia ‘newspaper the folowing xem Is culled: “Oeorat haa room for 25000 mare Nesross, provided hey" "want to work without {eying to meddle im poitice tp try to week socal equality. “The clase whos Sade have eeh turted by faite ean’ put ito ‘hem Vy mincuided ana {ore will ot be weloomed’ they are ot wand at il” Junt mich state nents an thon have made the’ South ioe it greatest atact, "the, bach Mane labor without which tain tral secon in anu 'ehib without Fder. The while not the black, mam te the. dependent “It better for, the cousty, ‘ana whole; that we scatter throvghout its cite length and breadth. Contact mane everyihiag. it breake. down Darrierm i lesen ficUot.” Afterall, every ‘human ‘og. trying i tie own partenar' way to id the pot of fold nad tobe af the’ ebd 0 the fait. Lifes Sight ip priowrlf a0" economic Ag, moe eat dos hin. TR" prefedien found on racial, rlilown, aectoNalpliial ether’ atercnces nthe leat analyain ice but ae outgrowth of econo fsnditions “There eat" ‘be harmony, "there must be harmony, amon the aiferent eroupe imbabing this world of ours, ‘The church, once looked fo brind about ideal conditions, has failed init miasion aid fallen Inn ihe harrow groover of prefoaies that hay rovbed icf tte eacredsess. We ave throws! away our" crutches. No lotger. do we leah ‘upon aay man {ahd no. longer wil we permit any man to leah ‘pot us. "Tho rainbow. Feapleeot ‘wit ite Warigated colors, Itree Um, an it bas Tared the Ca ania, tnd God being we ball rive‘on to the end wether wo ink or rim inthe tragte, * Chlctgo: Detehdor eee ee It bas been rare that we have had a better or clearer summing up lot more clearly Amerteat ‘conception of the relatonship. which. sos exiat Metween white and: Colored. races tn thin country than”. giveth [Toseph ‘B. Cummmingy fn a recent tease of the Ausueta Chrosiele, of Aague ta, Georgia. TH his article: Major Cummings based his consideration of the inter racial question of factn.| He sums Up the conditions under which the Nests first caine to America; the things which has beet done by ‘ovr people I the evelopment of the couRtry and the real and lasting” Venets whic fhe country has and te having from the part we play in the talotal lif }He paints 's beeutiful picture of our fathers’ care of the helpless women ‘and “children ‘std old, feable man’ whom our Cantederste toasters left i the care of our ancestors. He states in part: During’ those years’ the while manhood of the slave states was tn tote armies at the front. Only old men, the feeble, the women ahd childret were at ome. The Nexroes were also there Bo sete of lawieantes occurred. "The..--women and children ‘were safe. they felt safe "The time had’ come, tot ofly in the Providedce ot ‘God. but Im the aatural order of things ‘whe® the stupendous atachroninn of slavery shovtd TH speaking of conditions of now tho Major sistes: nace, Fe, tnd tothe when, dagracesl el. many estratudint that, Ie to nay outside of the court—ts discrimiation in ‘handling. the Fights of the Nerroen, 10. Mot refer to the ordinary tmposltion ot 1 felligent.dluhoseat persone om the helpless ignorant, soca The cocupaney of the same couttry by two mich widely diferent races iy Bot desirable aa an original proposition, but that conditions, 10 ct oatrons ites ace, ton Hume. tp move, ayy we Are here. Wevgre ohlixed to. live torether. “The great probica tor Te all to atdy tw how est we can do thi, “Firs abd foremont in workltg Gut the problem must be the Coss ton of Technet ayth be wa Ih Ty dened Dancer Of mistake te inhorent tm tho Dasty eraxy brotalley ef tynenina dd Othe soit rnileation ot the Aytehers. “Lat the Tynchers appty thin eat to bis actions. How will he feel about sm ih hg epinn hour -Will ery of God hretch no far an to rant Wis Up sel ot leasgosen: foo yidvit, Ue, pullicsanttng west, jand cease Mot against its futility, ite savagery, its law lense ie aeits Teice to the ‘constituted authorities, x deatruciion of civilization tte [degroration of tis perpetrators..._.Bven. the less Rumerous race i woo ‘Bamerou to emigrave:----if feaibie and accomplished, the result, would be to arrest and. parniyie the development of the coustry.---qualtie merely" humah and auficient Justice, botesty, charity, patience geBeraly fare sume. ‘Tet us all white and black...practice thene, invoking God’ Dleas- bles S-aee eae “umes Plain. Dealer, Some Towns In Texas tatactactactecta dade tate tate dette te teh 3 WILEY UNIVERSITY Marsal, ‘Team Apel 22-Prat sareh Day asd if Prt. W Aer atte ie na Pet, et ari! Grats erste, toe tubo ee techs of Bi es diet ant sora ite cote Gr Po i a ic OK Saath, Penaarea's pogan te cate eect Sheep i, uttay ans These Chin hae’s” tli eho seals, * strc eae sat Fact’ vaten of "Wir tat Bite tel attdine arom Tete Sean wae eo on see Matti tice dis far els Cate ety tye ay ime fees Son Se ere ws" wae Scalise aerate Sa eae een tea ee ect, ts Sate ut Bit" ace ‘Sa Fits Cheptud "ot Das er Fossey ae esate iy a Spe, ie Ole eran a edie Seti awl aac Sta ata oe [eg en re now entered our Refectory, for whict ee an oe ee Pe Fret Sa rer Boas es Sci Pre oes fie" ta Ea hate aces tiene rey eae e"aayea ie mont” ad ow ae Cnet as test aati fis “Tituate” ‘tara bat Bice cae gata ya IResae ths fave Sosy me eS athe ene” ae ae Be i ts naar ta et alt ike Sane Wom Cheah as han Beene ba wae Steer gree cereae cues ceca aie sy Bate oh ew eants wer at ette's Sir MET 1. FRAZER. Report Ter ae deaae eae se aE ak ns services were” well atiended, at th oon’ Ye ae ‘Sea ak hee Sunday "Reve Prt an Store preached wun sot Wino WrenTke Walker, an ol and re teeta ite ded on na th suit ‘wero 'mipge"o Dat Portal by" tne MWe Coweord feriker” Co" of Deaton Mr Was Bava ade a ona iio Dt atures en Aston, Dave fled an a oltet "inate nay Frot'No, rnn af Suk cut tek fein’ nad” scqaicanns, San ian ate Tonnn esd atone Sohates “wpe Senaatin Sherman’ Mn sph Bowen, ‘eno "hat eon ach RC Sater, ts ated Soe You tor ronal te Sap a teu mone. hes thease omer "Goran Meet soe Stew days in Bauer Yel Frilon'Rla fo to tia Pal eee wens ‘int fal Ride andre Dts whilre ave tetris ob Wee hy ae tn dane erg” att "ase ‘Ray ies fesae's tetas irty to Denim Soar. er ee Se aR Fh — Be, enarean nan returned. from For Wout nie Hn Seceeet alae eee fateet ee crane nics ‘tion is the hope of the race, ine et ee na tr onions hy ate Send ieitiee ie co “oe est « autied tint S Eee anratere ae eae seat eee ee IRs ont totes Sha wike end ue Sn esha ee ase acta a ae hn Maas oe ar ea Mice Ra Sta Ble ot Bit Cig hr We Cate Seema, Me" auattcRe eas eam, Sane i de oe See tae Scie ontteay tn Sey econ ae ee Pate ae a cat ae ee (sinc, Shetty at Ee ena, Party“ eS tact RR eae ees eee ee M3 Rogers and, ie daughter Tei lat wes to Join ther heatand father afr. 6. He Rogers-ot Phoe hin Arie Hon. W."'F “Bedane Grind Master of tbe UT mot fea". MT ot Toray, made bs anual it inst wook” flor and New, ‘homes spent Sunday” ts Nalakoft, Mr 'K. "Gee wan. ope Med_on lest wesie at" the" P. an 8 hoopla Min W, Ty Dennis of ‘Waco, wa tn town’ inst "wock’ attanding the funeral of Sa. "F-J. Johnson’ ars Meltvor of ‘erent, ‘wan’ silting friendh im the ety last week. Re HG Hervan of Chatilawat i town Saturday. "Me. eH Durham spent Sunday’, Greenvite and Bon hem visiting’ Bin'ton and) dauhter Menu G. Herts and Le Far dee came 18 (rom Meharry. Mediex College, "Nashville, "ean, on” te {3ihnere they hae. he"oln to shoot Mer Hla went to. Dallas last week on businene Mr fantes_a wards ‘and daushter, Mis Simms De went. to Austin” on the 10th, Min." MC. Nelson attor spending few week With her haben nd on Pe. and BA Ret Marin, raters: nd howe on the 25th Mrs Mth Traylor was obliged to may out of beng Meron” Sohal hes Moore, Ie B. Apptewhite, M Bache sean, bra. i. Beat id ‘Me, Hall motored to nals last Sunday Saar BB Pace at the Deen partment was called to Pittsburgh, Pa, last week I the account of the death of her sister. Mr. Beattle Molton Is In charge of thls depart. ment for the present, Mra, Nora JJobnson, wite and mother of Mr. 3. J. Johnson and Mra N. L. Perry departed this life on the 14th and [wan enterred In Greenwood \ceme- ery. tinder. the auspieen of the 8. bt'1." Sy" A. 0. Hodge and. House- hold of "Ruin. The nervicen were fronducted from the Sixth Avenue ‘Baptiot ‘church of which she was a member, Rev. Wm Hames ofetat Ine. Mra Eva Burns, daughter of Me and are Frank Balk aawed javay"on ihe 16th. The’ servies fran conducted from Bethel A.M Shurch, Ker. J. W. MeDade, oft ‘cating, remains ‘enterred. In. Greca- wood cemetery "Service was well aftended at ait-of the churches on last’ Sunday. eC. Mc . ehureh, Sunday was high day at the C. Iu. Ev ebureh. ‘The pastor preached {wo! powerful sermons st 11 o'clock ine took for his aubleet, Necessity of in Vision” AU~#:30 to 4 most. ex lctlent crowd. “God, the. Father et the rlghteots, after whieh the clube fade their report ax follows: Club [No 1-—-Rovetta Harris, "$27.50, Captain ‘Chub No, 2.—Hattle Rattard, Cap- tan, $33.58. (Ciub No. 3.—Georgle Brown, Cap- tain, $40.45 ‘iub No. 4.—Nannle Brown, cap- ain, 596-43, total” $196.58.” The indies Mialonary" had. x. packago tale Taat week with mich Success ene tained by Delia Brown. ‘The Indies redoing great work. in. the. Mle sionary. Several vistors were prea: ent. Miss “Cora Harrie and. Mev. Sirown being out of town puest. We take. this method. also. tn" thanking Jour many Telends for thelr support in our rally especially, Mr. Ben Morgan, ‘who #0 Kindly ‘opened his doors for the serving” of our. Ian ches, May’ (od over blese ‘hm. TEXAS COLLEGE CULLINGS. ‘Tyler, Texas. April 22.—Prof. EL, Gordon, state feereary of ¥. AC 6.7R. "alia pal the Tocal eociation a, vit onda “Ae 11"45" Tumday morning, the members of Wiley Unlvorslty” base Bait team “arrived on the campo for a serlesof two games, with te Texas ‘College Tigers ‘oth sumer Were quite Tatereting. and” fall of Tirta’ the "tree game wan won by Wey, The acoren were" S-3. The eerie tor Wey were Moore and ines: "tor the ners were Garrett Samples nad "Faglish "AC 4-00" 9. fm. Wednesday the second ame was aited.” The Tigers defeated” the Wiley vera 'o the tune of #5, The Batteries for_ Wiley” were Luster, Moore ‘tnd. Hines,” tor the ‘Tigers trove Ta Daker and’ English Prof te. Patton: Messrs H p.'Pation, C. B. Baker and’ Hero agian let Thursday” morning en fclezats fo ¥. M,C. A. Conforenee at Braiie View ‘Staie normal and Inguntrat College ' Sie. TC. Rater, District Super” nvendent ‘ot the: American Matta Benet Awociation, Port Worth. Tha Reve ater, Terral. "The Rev. C. 5."yrun and others were prenent i the pamen with Wey University. fine Rer.'L."G. Porter, “presdlng sider “of Lonaview District was Pleasant visitor of his daoghter, La ia recent. ‘Mra H.-A” Patton, who has been eontined toner room on "aceoxat fine to able to return to het Pont duty Mim. non, who has been “confined to, er tooeh om ae count ‘of linea ta convalescing. "At 7745 Pridayevealng there oe curred a musi! propram under he Supervision af Mw 0.” Tasha, he members ofthe “Coli. and Senior "Normal ‘Depmrtnents were Participants. Therein no. doubt hat hin ras the beat musa peo rain rendered Inthe College Chap- a ‘The ¥. M. and ¥. W. © A'n mot a So Sioa Hour 08 Ronda mdr the! 'A. B. RICE, Reporter. | Sends. comasr cubyande | bl a Aa At aw wi tte at nlp ten eat tt fp A Md Sea i tat rs tan Shee oor Boren ea Ur Toma tet Si Mera os Suk alte" Pkttindae te Sat rh" apt Sa Shamed i le." fine ct eta naa rs rua he oc fp ey ee ada cae, ae aa ak date exe’ team. returned Wethnesday at 1 oe "Wltea to feel at Suse Se He stn at Rate Cie eae ied The Tigers maces feet nag a Sera fa? re a” A fa? ora ” (tie St Hil Ste lye yt te er so en foresee na ied Sareea he Sistas ca ld’ oer nace" tat i ia ce” S04 oe Bee ones ra i tet Soe cies FS Eat Ace ae ol as ein ix Pine e WE Seti ewes Pilea ies. at eine view ```markdown ``` JULIETTE LEE Atlanta, Texas, April 22—Services were well attended at all the church, and many filled up the row filled his regular appointment at St. Paul C. M. e. Church. The funeral was held Sunday from the First Baptist church here. Quite an interesting program was rendered by the memorial service of the life of Sister English. The pastor, Rev. Pryor preached the sermon. There were town guests who attended the funeral, Mrs. Sharkie, the Womans M. Mrs. M. and the vention was in our city Sunday and met with the women of Eon First Church in Atlanta. The woman to have a great woman as Sister Sharkie among us. See Mrs. L. Washington of Mrs. Murray for your TYLER True Vine Baptist Church Notes. Rev. C. H. Alexander-pastor was best Sunday at 11 o'clock; preached from Matt. 26:35-36. Sunday school was well attended. Mr. Will Coat signed, joined First Baptist Sunday night. TERRELL Terrell, Texas, April 22—B pastor D. A. Butter of the New Hope Baptist church is off on a ten days vacation. He is in the hospital and father and other relatives and friends in East Texas Dr. A. G. Winn, Rev. C. H. Bell, Brother and Mrs. Winn return to Terrell after attending the District Convention To each guest was given a co- mputer. The answers were to be found in the book "The Knot." The answers to "poke" around until they (found their own) corresponded. 1. Hang expression for "hear" What the Irishman took after breaks from school. 2. What the cup took a cup and saw, sl- su-m. 3. City in Ireland (Cork) 4. City in Ireland (Cork) 5. City in the grand stand ("Knoter" Five). 10. city in Ireland that is 6. city in Ireland that is 4. an Irishman's heating system of 7. the oldest piece of furniture in 8. level (multiplication in 9. glass in glass 10. a glass of wine in glass 11. a glass of wine in glass 12. and usually ahead of (Clue) Larger and better with the hand 11. where he is 12. always When each answer was found it was right, the voter was given a potato from the cart. Under the pot was right, the voter was given a potato from the cart. Under the pot was right, the voter was given a potato from the cart. Under the pot SMILES RADIATE HAPPINESS PEASCA MILFORD THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLASTEXAS, APRIL 24, 1920 DEPARTMENT FOR WOMEN CLUB NOTES AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES TO THE LADIES READING CIRCLE. To be with you is a pleasure You are a portion of life's measure You enter into the depths Of knowledge The which you master with de- sire The which you you master with defiance. Around you is centered a halo of in- elligence, knowledge of strength. The halo is the center of your heart. In charming Circle of length "Stretch out with your wand" Touch the ego here and there We will watch the glisten For nothing is missing For the scentre touched with care THE PRISCILLA ART CLUB The P. A. Cs' met with Mrs. John Gilmore, 2812 Thomas avenue. THE HELP EACH OTHER CLUB SAN ANGELO MUMFORD RIESEL Riesel, Texas, April 22 —Sunday was a high day at New Zion and a low day at Christ seem to be intended to get to their post. Rev. S. A. Grayson of Martin preached at new Zion in the morning services. Rev. S. A. Grayson preached at night. The interment given by the Sunset Sunday School Saturday night was a grand Worth, spent a few days here last week with her grand-mother, Mrs. J. Lovie Lang has returned from Waco. A great host witnessed closing of the Sunset public school on Sunday. A base ball played between the two school Sunset and Navarro scores 18 to 6 in favor of Sunset. Christ at night was a grand affair. TESTED RECIPES. FOR SUNDAY'S DINNER. BASKETBALL Wine and trim chops, sperkle with salt, pepper, and dredge with floor. Dip in egg diluted with water and coat with flour. Serve in then in fine bread crumbs, repeat if needed. Serve in a deep fat about ten minutes. Serve in a border of hot mashed potatoes and dip in the deep fat. Penny's Sour Cabbage. Select a small, firm head of white cabbage, cut in quarters, remove the leaves and cut into thin pieces as possible. Put cabbage in a large bowl and add salt. Cook until cabbage is tender, about 15 minutes. Add salt and pepper the last 15 minutes of cooking. Drain and add 1-3 to 1-2 cups of water. Sauté the buttered, sauté. Until some of the water has evaporated, add pepper and add vinegar to taste. Strawberry Shortcake. 1 cup thin cream. Strawberry Mixture. Sprinkle two quarts of clean berry with sugar and wet, stand one hour on each side of the plate between the layers of shortening and sugar or bowl and mass with each portion. PINE APPLE MOOSE Miss. Hattie Jones, 5400 Swine Avenue, Dallas, an experienced caterer with a long history as a Woman's Corner in the Dallas East. Half pound of grated pineapple, cut into pieces, heat pineapple and cup of cold water, heat pineapple and cup of cream, use white of two well beat cream, mix all ingredients together, set it on ice and let it cool. The dish is becoming very popular in the city and a popular Morse. The dish is queen amenable dainty dishes. Miss P. W, Washington and Matte Hanks, teachers left for their home at Marlin, Saturday, May 1st. The 10 o'clock a.m. at the Woodman building will be the executive electing to meet the County Convention, May 4th, 1. Mrs. Ella Walker has returned from Oklahoma. Mrs. S. C Kenard and Miss Elesson MINERAL WELLS. Mineral Wells, Texas, April 22. Mrs. Sophie Daniels of Port Worth, Miss. writing her biography, Perry Berry, died at E. 3rd avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson of Forney in the city, Rev. Johnson of Dallas for Rev. Sutton at Bethel Baptist church. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of the city, parents are very happy, mother and child are doing nicely. Mr. spiritual for Bethel church. Rev. Johnson filled the pulpit and electrified his congregation by the great service. The rally at Mt. Bernan Baptist was a great success. Donation from the churches in the city amounted to Mr. Maritime Brooks is on the Mr. Maritime Brooks Commissary and Arvon Ditter calls himself to the bedside of their brother, who was very badly burned. Buried from Dallas, where he attended the bedside of his brother. Rev. Wright has returned from the district commissary. Miss Lillian, the daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Pedro, returned from Tuscaloosa to the city. Mrs. Pedro is in the city. The public school rendered a program last Wednesday night at the A. M. E. Church. Mrs. Pedro was purchasing a piano for the school. Mineral Wells has reached an excellent scale of progressiveness of Mr. and Mrs. Simmons' new residences of Mr. and Mrs. Carylele, and others demonstrate what the populace of our little city is made of. Rev. Wright has returned from Tuscaloosa. Mrs. Wirkland was in Fort MART. Mart, Texas, April 22 —Sunday school and services were well attended. Sunday, the post preached three able sermons. The Epworth League under the leadership of Mr. W. E. Grissom, Mr. M. E. Grissom, and Mr. E. Echols are having some excellent programs every Sunday, evening. The public is invited to attend these Rocky Creek Notes. The revival that is being conducted in Room 2. O. Brown has been well well known and done the past week. Fifteen have been added to the church and two praying for the expecting great shepherd of blessing, captain has never lost a battle. Wanted you to know I would be able to get your church notes every Sunday. Madam C.J. Walker Preparations If you want Beauty of Complexion and loveliness of Hair, try Mme C.J. Walker's World Renowned Toilet Preparations. ( FULL DIRECTIONS ON EVERY BOTTLE ) BE SURE THIS SEAL IS UMBROKEN Wm. C.J. Walker Mfg. Co. INDIANAPOLIS, IND DEPARTMENT 10 "WHEN THE SUNBEAMS PLAY." There's no cause for sorrow, Every heart is gay, Where the sunbeams play, Where the sunbeams play Their soft rays shed gladness Brighten every day, We always smile When the sunbeams play. Their shining light gives wing To a gladness lay. Both old and young will sing, When the sunbeams play. The mission sweet on earth. To all who will obey. Awakens joy and mirth When the sunbeams play MAMIE C. JONES. CORTICELLI ART CLUB. The Corticelli Art Club held its first Starks Starks 2006 Holmes Street, Mornington. The membership answered to roll call and the needle work was pleasantly spent. The needle work was pleasantly spent. Each member. Miss M. S. Manafield she spoke very complimentary. She spoke very complimentary. She spoke very complimentary. We wholesome and full of enlightenment. We good music. Hostess served a very JUNIOR STEWARDESS BOARD NG. 2. Junior Stewardess Board No. 2, men of Residence of Air, 212 West 211st 2110. Attended the college, planed plans for the cottage, cost to be given, April 27, at 2148. Something new and classy. The something new and classy. The and pineapple sheerb and cake. THE LADIES' READING CIRCLE. The Ladies' Reading Circle, met W. H. Hallum, 212 State Street. Two lessons from the magazine "Campaigns for Hill and "The World's War and Hill and "The World's War and conducted by Mrs. J. C. Fraiser, Member responded to call from the name of an African State or of a Famous Treaty. The Cars of 1912 and 1913, was conducted furnished by the Victoria. Those presided over the German Yokohama by Max F. Circus and contributed the following original poem complimentary to its meeting its initial plans for the closing meeting in a Circle of twelve precious two- The Hostess served a delicious two- course luncheon. BLOSSOM Blossom, Texan, April 22—S. W. was well attended (S. W. attended Church, Church of the sub- pastor, Rep. W. V. M. Thompson, pastor Will Thee be Made At 3:30 o'clock the B. Y. P. U. met and he taught the season of lesson of "A man as a subject." If a Man Die will he Live Again?" At the altar of the memorial. The F. I. S. Jubilee Singer ensembles at Blossom Saturday night. Wife of Blossom Saturday night. The concert ensembles by Prof. E. W. The concert ensembles by Prof. E. W. Use Estella Goss of Roxon furnished music. Mr. Wylie Jones of Clarksville had his daughter this LITTLE THINGS THAT HELP A GOOD DEGDORANT Use plain Cooking Soda or Toilet Bowl to rinse the pots and the parts perfectly after you apply or your walters will be yellow where they are, so you can choose a cheaper and better than any your pot. Handy Holder My set of holders have saved me many steps when cooking or baking. To make them, I cut two pieces of wood and cut them into pieces forty inches long. On the end of two holders I sow an eight-inch tape. The other ends of the tape are cut into pieces about thirteen inches from its ends. The long tape serves as a belt and when tied on, the noisier hang conveniently at either end. M. G. Fla. Rectangular Layer Cake A cake baked in this shape is rather annual, and will be found very often in the kitchen. It is also a pans to bake individual layers, grease an ordinary loaf cake lift, put into a pan and bake until the cake is smooth it down well, then cover with a piece of paraffin paper cut to fit it and then cover with another piece of paraffin paper and so on till you have three. The cake will come out whole and ready to be by lifting the paper beneath each To Lengthen Curtain Rods. Keep Broom Living. Sometimes a new broom, begins to stick out of the handle. You stick it out. Tying it with, cord is unless as the cord slips. Plainnings are not used on the cord. A plastic band, a plastic hand, the elastic band, or not! sufficiently to prevent cutting the straw, and make your broom work. FEDERATED CLUBS. The City Federation of Colored World War II Veterans will hold a Wednesday, April 28, 1928, at the reception room of the City Hall. It is earnestly requested that all members of each Federation club attend the important issues before the Federation. Mrs. HORNER HOLLER, Pres. business trip to Detroit Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell are on the sick list. The course will be taught by the vice president, Sutton Mrs. Ananda Boste at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thomas. It was a pleasure to meet people went to Paris to attend to Hon. Rosece Simmons. All enjoyed the lecture. Arrivals: Miss Omea Johann from Paris, George Lee and FORNEY Forney, Texas, April 22—S. W. was largely attended at all churches. Sunday was high day at Mt. Zion and the church was preached his post and preached two strong zoepel sermons. We, the Mt. Zion church had a pastor, a pastor, a pastor, but we feel that -WEEKLY- LESSON IN CIVICS. ARK THEY AFTER JOBS AND OFFICES? Maybe it's to be the new type." But those honestly seeking an answer to the question "What kind of woman knows except for a very small group, "public Ho office?" "Ladies Home Journal." The Aim of Every Woman of the Burmese tribe of Padung is to abandon her children and to effect this a female child has a bracelet on her wrist. Each such additional rings are added as the years go by until she has a bracelet of the same length of her collar and purchased as a wife. Girls who probe over a woman's collar know a woman the work he has been called to is a greater work, and we, the Mt. Zion church went down on record of giving $12.15 to aid Old Ministers Bethel School work. Mrs. Abna Cohn has moved to Dallas. Mr. Howard and Rowell and Mr. L. M. Sanders, who are working in Kaufman farm Saturday and Sunday at home with the staff of Dallas church. Of Dallas spread Sunday here, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Harrison of Dallas Hayes was in Dallas last week. Master Willie Hayes is spending a week in Dallas with Miss Anna Alexander were united in holy woollock at the home of the bride at 7:30. Rev. S. Hayes officiated. Walker FORT WORTH, TEXAS NEWS PAGE SLX M. B. B. Fort Worth, Texas, April 22, 1920 Eastland News Mrs. Sadders Brown made a visit to her old home, Marshall, Texas, to see old friends the guest of her Mrs. Sarah R. Harrington a well known Brown of which five courses was served. Miss Theresa, Dixon of which five courses was served. Walter Jackson of West Houston St. A three course dinner was served at Mrs. Sam Brown's residence to Mrs. Maude Jude Maddox. Mrs. Robert S. Jude Maddox. The Mode Shop ladies Peresan desi military display that can not be competed with any where. N B. Jackson, at Bardstown, Texas. Mr. S. Robertson, the successor of Vaughn, solicit your patronage for the Repairing. S. Roberts Propeller, Eastland, Texas. Coming Home house stands ever ready to give you service at all times Nice clean rooms and easy sleeping beds. Don't forget us and Ishn of June. Eastland, Texas. Samuel Huston College Choral Club The club had an extra good rehearsal Saturday night at the residence of Miss Montsella Richie, a graduate of the club is to re-appear Friday night in an all musical concert at the white high school on Diamond Hill, where Barbara Smith in a short rehearsal, just before being called in for practice Monday night a few of our players from the River" all went, well until they tried to play "Wolf in the River"-Miss Robie McCoy was named unconscious for a few minutes. However, in a short time wan ready for practice. **HIRKPATRICK, Free of PARIS JUNIORS, Reporter** MOUNT PISGAH NEWS Sunday was another day spent in kingdom building at Mt. Pingah and was well pleased. At the usual hour he was well pleased. At the usual hour he was well pleased. With a full corps of teachers things went well; the financial fervor ran high. The smoke had cleared and the air was clear. He went out in the lead. Collection for the day the $23.65. Sunday marked the end of the year. He attended at the 11 o'clock hour Pastor Prince ascended to the pulpit and with a message of love fresh from the church he overlaid a so over-flowing degree of happiness and joy. He used for his subjection the Holy Spirit. He met the message home to the hearts of all his hearers and there were doors of the church was open seven came forward and asked for membership by Christian experience, with a priest. At 3 p. m. pastor and a large number of his members went to take a part in the sixth anniversary of the grim Valley Baptist church. Rev. Prince praced the sermon and was a master piece and it was a masterpiece. His subject, "Don't Muzzle the Ox That Tread out the Wheat." He himself the preacher of the hour. DR. S. R. PRINCE, D. D., Pastor Miss BURTHA HATHMAN, Rep. Marming Chapel C M. K. Church Carsley Third and Clump Streets. Rev. M. H. Spencer, D. D., Pastor, will be the guest speaker all day Sunday. The beautiful day drew many to the Sunday school at 9:20. Langton, Lauren is still ill and will be out of school day morning. Rev. Spencer was on a church service in the sampling service. Two distinguished visitors from San Atlantic and Louisiana were in the church. A child churched joyfully surrounded by Oppenau's Memorial Church. We will visit the samples out of the church. PHIL. R. REGISTER, REPORTER, 915% CALHOUN STREET quarter. The Ladies Secret Service Club, with Vice-president, Mrs. A. A. in the chair was in full blast prompt to o'clock Sunday evening. At 3 o'clock the company manufactured play ground movement. The big cut glass content closed Sunday evening and that Company manufactured the house saw the handsome 24 pieces set given to the winner, Mrs. A. B. House was surprised and unsurprised ready for another contest. Pres. Emory C. Smith will launch a big silver ware cone and mum is going to be going are going over the top each Sunday. The reports show $43.89 raised for the top elagle and see what is going on. Well Pop. I must go and JUNIOR CHOIR The Mt. Glieed Junior Choir held its regular practice on Tuesday at the Mt. Glieed practice was given over to Mr. Sing's Singing school, as the choir had been, by special request, asked to sing a song during the morning service. The morning service was entered into with spirit. All members looked up and sang the Holy Ghost. The evening service was short and sung we listened to a very helpful talk on "Health." All rejoiced for having the special preparations for the 19th, but on account of the lack of Monday night, April 26th, that time he is expecting a packed church. Don't see to see and hear THE AUXILIARY CLUB The Ladies Auxiliary Club, to the brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters were royally entertained. Wednesday, the club was joined by H. Wormely and the late Mr. Samuel Nelson at the residence of Mra. Wormiley 1066 Hunbelt street with Mrs. Wormely, who was served, after which encouraging remarks were made in behalf of the club by Mra. E. A. Texada; response much pleased to be honored with much pleased to be honored with the presence of Prof. Phil R. Register but sorry he was too late to join him. He was very sure he is very fond of such refreshments—sincerely hoping he will be at time here after. The auxiliary club met on time Thursday evening April 15, at Gillon Hall, with President, Mra. Wormely, who enjoyed the hour with Bible quotations and poems from different obeses. Mra. Tally was a little late to the hour, but by reading a wonderful paper, which was enjoyed by all, after which party of six went down in the courtyard by time of the lecture. We want to ask each lady of the auxiliary to be a live wire worker and let us make it a real MRS. P H. HICKS, Reporter. EAKERS CHAPEL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. L. M. Sanders of Temple, Texas is in the city conducting a concert at the Temple of the Lord. M. E. Church, corner Humboldt and Illinois. Total joining Sunday; 7,250. The church is invited to this great - spiritual feast. Rev. J. S. Starks, Pastor. DINING CAR EMPLOYEES LOCAL BANQUET from San Antonio, was there, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Penton, from Texasakon, was there, Mr. and Mrs. Why, boye, every body; no body set home but the light and it was out-let's see; I'll see who I can rehearse many other things to teach you up until I can dwell at length on who was there and who wasn't. Yes, I was there and I was not. The tailor. Now don't expect me to miss by not being here. Mr. and Mrs. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Nash, Boban and Little Bison and wife anah, Ohl yes, Head Walter Hardee and his companion, the Quarter Master been there, being the president of the Progressive Walters Association of the State of Texas, he thought it was powerful to have him see how nice we had learn'd to act out in public and only belting a little more and more, we may right here you know we have nigh on to eighty-three "Hash'ur" from our local (meaning) James Creenhaw sharpening Mr. and Mrs. Silas Cooper. Yes, Johnnie Williams and his. See was quite free. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, APRIL 1920 been talking, who made it! I don't know exactly but it pears to me Jack and that Crenawan boy was the chief witness in manufacturing, cooking distilling, biling on mixing it up, that it was so good until a fellow would forgit as long as he could keep the heat on it, a day, that Mr. Prohibition is a powerful man. How did it smell? It was a long way and mum is the word. They called it Sun Shine Special. Once you knock out the fire now but by the good you you had something more than water. Well Pop, I must go and see Red Bottom, and ground, so long. I hope to see you up stairs Monday, P. G. Good bye. St. James Baptist Church Corner Second and Harding Streets. Fort Worth News. The Excelsior is growing popular among the North Side people. Mrs. Ben Thermond is to be reporter for her church, which is in the North Side and is sure loving the Excresson on the North Side for they did not hide what they were doing at the same place. 305 E. 9th St. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Walker from San Francisco, Cal., are in the city visiting her home in Caldwell. Caldwell E. 2nd街 1.2nd street will be for the Summer. Mr. R. Ransom from Mineral Lake will be business and says that Fort Worth looks good to him. Mr. Ransome is a newspaper man. He coach of E. Terrell avenue has been ill for a week or so, though she is able to be up again and she might be a member of the Loyal Friends. Mr. E. Mitchell from Tulsa, Okla., was a member of the Fort Worth, Texas, having visited his wife, a sister to the Updike Brothers; he is all smiles over his Mrs. I. E. Reed served five o'clock dinner at her home Saturday evening, and she was joined by J. S. Starks and wife, after which a car ride to North Fort Worth was made by Kev. L. M. Sandera, Mira. L. E. Sandera, and Miss Snake Kendrick. Miss Gandie Manley of this city attended the Mt. Pleasant, Texas, has returned home and has begun work at the same old office. Texas, has returned home and sweet High Brown smile. The Temple Drug Store welcome her to her name position as cashier. Mrs. Reed has returned to Teague, Texas. She was invited to attend the funeral of her husband. Mamoua Grand Master makes annual visit under the auspices of the University of Michigan, Mitchell, W. M.; B. J. Montgoryne, Sec. 830; m. 3 p. lodge opened on October 1, 1909, and closed on siding. After calling the lodge to order, Grand Master was sent to B. B. Bogan who made a noble and brilliant address on Manouya and its principe; he led the lodge to the B. B. Band, which was such a surprise to him and that, then the band was invited to the donation led by Grand Master D. H. Winn, 1900, 1909. He was the greatest of all. Notice: To the Dallas Express readers, if you don't et the paper please call me and I will send you a copy. Don't wait until I come to you. Call Lamar 1875 or come by 915-1-2 Calhoun street. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES The Oratorical Contest was the best ever held at high school auditions and the national Singing Contest, which Miss Monella Richie of the 3A class won the first prize and Miss Cory Brown of the 3A class won the national Oratorical Contest Miss Jessie Harrison first prize, and Miss Lola Mate White. Rev. Barwell was a visitor over to the school last week on interest in the contest, and heard for a large Folk Song Festival. PROF W. O. BUNDY, Prin. HUGHES TALTON, Reporter. Allen Chapel A. M. E Church Corner East First and Elm Streets Rev. R. S. Jenkins, Pastor The church and all the departures are Mother Allen Chapel demonstrated such wonderful life, both spiritual and physical, that she continues to increase Next Sunday will be a red letter day, All Day she will be out celebrating the pa- sher's Night. At 3 p.m. Dr. Winn and Prince with their congregation will be present with her presentation at 8 p.m. Bishop Joshua H. Jones will preach. All are invited to hear this great prelate and chancellor Fulton College and Wilberforce University, having raised this quarterfinal more than $60,000,000. Fulton College and Wilberforce University, having raised $800,000,000 for the emancipation of Wilberforce University. Come and hear the closing ser- vice. Bishop Jones for the Quar- rendium. CLASSIFIED "ADS" The Sign, Haker's Shop Hospitals Means Dependable service. No. 1.000,000 house rentals. No. 2.999,000 house rentals. No. B. 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We are to auction all of this paper. DENTON ITALY Austin Washington is home from Ranger. W. Burks reported from this church service was good collection $20.70. Mrs. A. J. Johns, a graduate student of G. C. T. he short talk on the $5000.00 campaign. Rev. J. Kelly now pastor of Zion Rock church with students well attended with Surpt. Skaggs at his post and all teachers. W. Runnell and all teachers. J. Home Taylor of Cocosland is with brothers Carl and Rev. J. S. Taylor. School Notes. The teacher, L. Birdson and several of her pupils were down at Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Taylor's view. In the high waters, from the levy concert that is to be given is expecting Taylor to ex-soldier is sparing no pain in teaching the six seventh, grades Uncle Sam's drill which will be a treat to the com Marshell, Texas, April 22.—Mr. Ruffin Smith, an attorney at Harrison County fell dead in an automobile. He has been allied for some time and is now in the Ark, where he had been visiting his daughter. Father attended Tuesday school in the county's elementary. He leaves several grown children and grandchildren and is survived by his wife. In the examining trial of James Mabby for the murder of Anna Davis, was scratched in the sum in the courtroom. He was exhumed—it was found that her neck had been broken, as well as her breast. After the annual Thanksgiving services at the Masacre Hall, about 123 members, women and men, swelled up. O. L. Blodge master of ceremonies, sermon by R. T. C. Rodgers, collection by R. T. C. Rodgers, collection by Betheda Baptist Hall, which hitched a 16 days protracted meeting. Rev. Boose pastor of church at Fort Worth, Texas conduct the test of his sermons. O. L. Rodgers, one of his able sermons at Galilee Baptist church. Mrs Sarah Richardson is on the sick list. Miss Helen is much better after 4 weeks illness. 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EN YOUR SKIN VART, MEMPHIS, TENIL, WITH GOLDEN BROWN CHICH AND BEAUTIFIER men and women everywhere "Don't be fooled any longer by smashing your beauty with a new camera. You can easily enhance your beauty by applying a new camera to your neck. NEW BROWN ONMIRROR to your neck. Frown, arms, hands, face, and don't want to be, not brown. Beautiful skin that better than any other camera. Bright photographic compass that better than any other camera. Bright photographic compass that better than any other camera. Using golden compass to compass by using golden compass." GREAT HELP PAGE SEVEN Some Tewns In Texas TAYLOR PARIS Paris, Texas, April 15—Hon. Rose Coocking Simmons, the matchless orator of the race will speak in Paris and adjacenct towns, Monday for a mockelock p. m., at the Grand Theater. This will be the first time the section has and the opportunity to see Simmons since the war. A large crowd is expected from nearby nearby Clarkville, Hon. Grove, Cooper, Ida Bell, Okin, people living out of the city will have time to catch a train back home after the speakin On last Wednesday night, the members of the Lone Star and Gibraltar Churches of the Night at the Pythea assembled at Guatemala to great the Grand Chancellor W. W. W. was enthusiastically received and attended by Chancellor Murrah Johnson of the Lone Star Lodge, he launched the program, which he made during his address, and discussed the condition of the order, and the progress which it has made during the program. He presented his ministration, and explained his position and the incidents leading up to the ultimate suspension of the program. He went into details, and had the report of the auditors read, and gave his an hour, to prove his contents. At the address, the K. of P. Club entertained the Grand Chancellor at the library. The first of a series of union services under the auspices of the Pascal Churches of the Night at the Malvaca Baptist Church on Monday night. These meetings will be held weekly at a different location. The Olive Branch Baptist church has begun to have lumber placed on the ground for the erection of a On last Sunday afternoon, Rev. J. H. Jayden was officially installed as pastor of Mount Cavalry Baptist church after a young man, and it is expected that Mount Cavalry will take on new life under his pastorate. He is also the director of the erection of the True Vine Christian church. They recently received a new brick printing machine, and the brick will be made of concrete. BONHAM LAWTON Lawson, Oka, April 15-The 88th Birthday Anniversary of Mother Bernadette, a widow of her daughter and son, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hill of Lantiview Addition. A paper by Mrs. Katie Lattie, after which a dainty luncheon program. A paper by Mrs. Katie Lattie, after which a dainty luncheon program. In fellows old time fairy tales. Men's presents soon received. All left as presents. n many more happy years. Mrs. Bethel Hunter from Longview Texas is in the city visiting her daughter, Mrs. Hazel Williams, and Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Nettle Gordon. JACKSONVILLE Jacksonville, Texas, April 15.—The Easter excercises were conducted at St. James Church, E. church Monday through Friday, St. Bibb's St. Bibb's, Rev. B. L. Simpson, and Rev. W. M. White of the M. E. church; Mrs. B. L. Simpson, of the furnished excellent music, which was enjoyed by all. The excercises were grand. The contest was won by Mrs. B. L. Simpson, of the $15.00. After the enjoyment the pastora and wives of Mrs. B. R. Bocker were invited over to Mrs. B. L. Simpson, of the was served and enjoyed by those present. Prof. J. H. Howard, Supt. Prof. J. H. Sanders, S. SHERMAN Sherman, Texas, April 22—Hon. H. M. Ollane now private secretary for Col. Roscoe Conklin Simmons and secretary of the 18th on route from Delson, where he had been arranging for Col. Simmons to speak on the occasion. Col. Simmons is he now a citizen of Chicago and Louisville, KY, where he carried on a great deal of the Simmons's correspondence. Rev. Dr. B. P. Boggers of Payne Chapel A. M. E., has returned from in attendance of his district committee. He reports most successful session. Work on the handsome brick structure of Fred Douglass school in attendance of his district committee. East cast street (old Darnall property) is undergoing. When completed will be the finest Colored school in Miss Lola, Mae Douglass is fasty recuperating. Mr. James Delton of 419 East Harmony Baptist Missionary tea, 12th inst., at her palatial home. Menu consisted of delicacies of the season. Dr. J. P. Martin is now traveling district agent for North American Accident Insurance Co., of Chicago and Western Mutual Fire insurance Rev. Dr. B. B. F. Boggera will preach the American Woodmen sermon, the afternoon 35th inst at his church, on Wednesday. Entitled meeting is in progress Protracted meeting is in progress at St. John C. M. E. Mrs. Mamie Edwards, now of Kannau City, who has been visiting Johnson and children have returned. Mrs. Rosa Stewart has received a letter from Mrs. Maxie Jones Memorial Hospital where her father were dormited at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. L. Johnson. Rev. J. W. Williams and members of Progressive Baptist worship members in Denson, afternoon. Mr. L. C. Tatum is convalescing ENNIS Ennis, Texas April 22—Miss Mary Johnston returned to Dallas for a visit to McDaniel home. McDaniel was a Mamie Richardson who was shipped here from Dallas for burial last Saturday. The Wayman Chapel at M. E. church was a success. The burial of Corcusian was a caller here last Sunday. Mr. Holsey Johnson of Fort worth, was the guest of Miss Eliza Lizzie Winn, the wife of Mr. Wm. Bennett of near Garrett last Saturday and was brought by Miss Rose Holloway to Miss Rosa Holloway is able to be weeks away. Mrs. Charlie and children of Rosner were the guest of relatives and friends here Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Dr. Taylor was called to Kentucky last Sunday on account of the death of her grand mother. Little Miss Anita Alken is on the sick list this week. sick list this week. Mrs. Lena Pendleton visited in Houston last week. Houston last week. He is all smiles and little daughter are all smiles and over the return of husband and father. Mr. Cato Sims who has been in Chicago for six has taken a course in Chiropractic. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bright and family of Detroit, Michigan are here who will go from here to Muskegon, Okla. to make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Listen of Kaustown relatives and friends here last Saturday and Sunday. Rev. McGow from Taylor is visiting his brother-in-law, Mr. W. T. Stell. Maestro. Stewart and Carlton, undertakers of Coriandan, and Mexia, were pleasant callers at the office last week. Mr. and Mrs. Will Counts returned Sunday night from a three-week trip to Mexico. Mr. Elmer Turner and mother, Mrs. Jennie Twiggs of Ardmore, Okla. was here last week on business. Mr. C. D. Turner returned to Ardmore, Okla. Sunday after / with his wife, Mr. C. D. Turner. Mr. Perry Hardin of Dallas was the guest of his sister, Mrs. M. Mrs. Lizzie Jerryice was called to Houston on Monday for her brother-in-law. Mr. Jerryice Lotz, a graduate of Henderson of Dallan, was the guest of Mrs. I. C. Taylor ROCKWALL Rockwall, Texas, April 22--Sunday was an ideal day for church scenes. Rev. G. W. Nelson and his followers are in attendance at the church this week. This week Sunday school was on time at Caldonia Baptist church. Rev. P. R. R. Randles preached a sermon on Sunday morning. Mrs. Walken and THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS TEXAS, APRIL 24, 1920 St. James Dramatic Club of St. James Baptist Church, Fort Worth, in "PARM FOLKS." This play is "something else." Presented by Mrs. J. H. Winn, directress, at Pythian Temple for the benefit of the benefit of St. James Church. Miss Gladys Jones are on the sick mission. Johnson has returned home after a stay at Frederick, Okla. Mrs. Aline Desmond, his retreat house, is near her home. COOPER. Cooper, Texas, April 22 — Service was good at both churches. New Zion had the largest crowd in Springfield this year. Grand Chancellor W. S. Willis made his annual visit to the K of P last week, after the lacrosse game. He gave a banquet given in his honor. It was one of the swellest affairs given in Cooper. The dining room was filled with guests, with a banquet given in his honor. It was one of the swellest affairs given in Cooper. The dining room was filled with guests, with a banquet given in his honor. He is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Bill Williams, Mrs. Iosie Palmer TEAGUE Teague, Texas. April 22–Sunday was a high day. About 75 persons attended the funeral of Mrs. Simmons, predeceased by Rev. J. D. Daubar. Rev. Simmons of Huston preached at the M. E. Addins of Domnie died Saturday night. The patrons of Booker T. Washington high school are in town this year. The second year, Teague's report was omitted last week by some cause. Get the Express every Saturday* and buy a boy. A fine boy, mother and son are doing fine. We ran to see the sick and glad to say that all are better. From now on Shady Grove will have a church this church will please call on Mrs. Tinnie Wills for a copy, they are five cents a copy. On Plainview Sunday school and family visited the sick in this section last Sunday. Mrs. Herndon and daughter, Miss Amy, husband and Mr. Mrs. Lewis Vales, last Sunday. Mrs. Lola Chandler of Iron Ton, visited her sick mother last week returned home Saturday. Mrs. Lile Berkery of Ames, Mrs. Mansel In order to correct an error which occurred in last week's issue which he wrote to Ms. Nelson at Pleasant Plain, he have read his Nelson was with his prose, and he wrote to Ms. Nelson. PALESTINE Palestine, Texas, April 22. —The baby show is a success at the last week, the Christian church. Rev. Lafayette Keith of Dallas preached at Antich, Sunday morning, and at West Union, Sunday night. The program at West Union is a success. N. Robertson is a Warner Sunday evening. Rev. D. J. Crawford was at Bethel, last Sunday, re-encoded the Texas Teachers' Association is in session here this week. Judge S. J. Williamson has been out of the BONHAM BRENNAM. Brenham, Texas, April 22.—Sunday, day was good. A revival is being held at P. O. Baptist church. Rev. Lewis, conductor. Six conversions to data $285.00 was raised in the financial funds of the church. El A. Ford is yet in the church. Mrs. Augusta Barber died Satur- day, August 11. Mr. Walter Ellis is on the stock list. Read the Dallas Express and have your money ready. 5 cents per copy, or $1.00. PONTA GARLAND ANY TIME, DAY OR NIGHT 2707 Main St. Dallas, Texas Johnson's Cafe Moved from 817 N. Central to 1828 Hall street, corner Munger Avenue. Good meals, short orders, ice cream and cold drinks. Polite attention given. ROBERT JOHNSON. Prep. 11-15-64 W. E. KIDD, M. D. I treat successfully all blood and mucous infections, including poisoning, disease of the stomach infectives, liver, kidneys and bladder infections, urinary tract infections, malaise, disease of the eye, nose, nose, throat, rhinoplasty, sinus surgery, fatula, rupture of the skin, swollen joints apparently overgrown, overnutrition, head- ache, fever, infection, inability to sleep), egyptianism, (falling many diseases not mentioned here) and more. Office—East Side Square. If you can't visit me, write me. Tyler, Texas. DR. 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Weary Moore of St. Paul jammin the" clty visting “hi Hiathe® Centar Moore” and Gousi, ee tents years ing oben cone ot 2407 Pu qua ateets a roconering fom ah jatiack of wlekness. Mr. Dick Walker of Oklahoma city wan’ in “he ‘ety Sunday at fending the'tonsral o¢ hie brother ‘the int ‘Lit Walker, “alts ald tk Cat sombody. in form that ow of Hack fai That lovetiow.‘thone white plagee snd Genral avenue, near Swine that thi ‘is an age of intelligence and quit Noriog’ up in bunches and erowds fon publle™ srectn talking ‘either fmove"on. walk to the dre sore lthow or’ nome, “Tt. loke erty ad" to enlightened. people’ wha fiance to past near Contra! and ‘Swiek” Pastors take hold of (his er, m. Rrown of reel an abe itnn of the. apis ost (OF rane tiled an. vogagement In St, ons" polit "Sunday evening Mesatee'¢. eM, unlow ‘and MMe ot waco. were’ in "Dallas “Miturday and Sunday” om bonines, Ngee eater” Blephaat Man" next ‘roursday, and "Frday mies atthe Paley thie, Soo vey ‘Mrs M. Mashack and. rs. patden of Wacoy visited Manes Jor fan Beit Cocnfan are air, Harrie cilan of, Desa, 1 Knight of the pen war mising an faingling tn the bie “burg "hare dae Mo wan on route to Terral . w. Drege wil leave next Mon day, “Nort "Beth for’ Clrne, to tRind' the site. convention atthe Artean Federation of Lahr which Si contene fn that ety Ape 26 Mel Bare wil represent” he Tater {llonal‘Htodge Carvers Union No ue ‘See, the “Tiger lel" a, tangle ay idgpted fom the “Ly and the” nue eacuring Laan” Gah Atine Batace Theatre sunday, Abe 5. ‘Mr. Rolsle. Perkin of 1 Paso, 1 forner Batlae tans In Big om” fhm, again mining and mle with ieee Mrs. 3.8, Smith ie in Fort worth, {hie week at the Bedside’ of nic’ slater Sls Flora vooks of {ott wntte“atron fier teeiving telegram alae Ing the dying conditon of hia sis- ter, Mee Mears Sith ot 8126 Cuan riot "letRueeday at noon tor Corseana in" Fepiy) After his, a ‘iva or'n few hours tater abe aid Dat ful foavo "zinco inate tho inst ‘and greatest xngo pleura ent Tuenday, Apr 37th” atthe Pate Mon cannot be wrong. for lons it sheyrare'auive to the git ie eines When tht inuale of May comes back or the day ‘asd the api of ‘Sool hinge. Mr 4 Disgon, mother of J. H. piston, alas” popular retaurateu teresa iat Hor owe on “ler Elephant Man” some ble ture ee it Tumreday" and Pre day aight at’ the Palace Theatre. BROTHER OF LATE LIT WALK HR NURIED HERE. The remaina of Mr. The, Walker, brother of the tate Lit Walker. wore ‘hipped to Dalits, last Saturday from Pilot ‘Point from which" place ‘he ied Friday, April 16. Me" Walker lived nt Parse, Texan, and. war wel known in ‘Dalian havin oneo" lived here." He belonged’ to. one ot Dal Tan ‘County's plonver Colored. tam Mee “aad. surviving | Mm. here are two aelsea, hrs Gertrude Land and Mim. Johnale” Mae’ Walker “Harvin, Turial was made Sunday evening from the Parlors of the Peoplew Undertaking "Co, Rev, Frod Willams, | young minister and a brother of Rev. F.'Withame, of Waco will speak. ai Si. ames A."HE. ehuren: Sunday eer meen | ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES ‘Mr. Max Hall of the Southern Partie iting ‘ar tervie ot Oak fan ‘Ca waa i Dalaaiast Wes aemday’ enroute to the Golden West Tur) ott Hoyer "ot the” Cotten Delt etvate “ear” ayeompasned throu he_ fy Tas "Thraday on route to Fert Worth. ‘ir. RPerkinn ot Paso wa inthe cly inte wen stonaing cour He tect for tho ity af the Passa Maris, Houston ‘ana San’ Anton Me A de Turner dn. Mari tenon tajring te ait of the rater Wie Rutnertond of Chas, inthe ig tnd” ‘ota To te Windy sity Jn aboot 20 Sa. ‘esera’ “Sweet Grae, , 300 bans, Galrnvon, "Goody" and WR Pennybacker ware over tas Svndny to see th exe. "es 'aeo, Mayen anf wit of Phi ndeivntn an atl to Munkorve ta vi ir alk other Jn Bown thet Tt atten, pane. throu, te ct inn Pony, Toute 10, Waco io" open, there autor sien Harn of Fort Wort wa inte ty Tast Toenday Vetting C"contact for some Feuirs on one Maton oieon, EA Scott of the suewert land Gs, spect eft lant nar ‘eke for Oia. Mexico, ‘Mr. Be Jetforson Tet aa Bun nie ae ee “THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, APRIL 24, 1920, WICHITA'S §=GAYEST COLORED, WEDDING 18 VIEWED BX 800. St Paul's A. MoH. Church te Com: (pletely Pied” When Mette ‘Mae St. Paul's African Methodist tren, am fed tant th eeu atlanta ta’ io ines ae tat Sa ie eae opt a St aren hfe "Sus Soa acstesy Sie, wen er teeel at aed ooo im Gare, Beat" aed yor fe eee SGowned In white satin and wear- pet tre ee eee tirens Bey che ears Sate Taree oe eeatomiaae Bench ty use Gel ceet STL arte eee Ota Satis dite "anh. “antes itt iy as En hun musttt Rieatacd ibe dolore Bacecuar i isc seers Tati Prion aude Hoth Wai ae a ae in hote Satitaad Porat Ra Mae Weta aa ete ese Meas sat etna Ree wes, Mi Min new We ia icon thot wens ot Reema at ae ute aa seiner atae aaa a este Spr naar nen ier coe eI sb ett area Bathe Son Cees Sear Mont Ox dit Prt" foal Ses fe ae see, na eg Br anil", aaron Fan tacts Pra hae it ad faker Wty ih, seen yee eee Saya eaten oes cane eam Hin peter Tle Sdn sia t ett eat os aie arte he cat at ieeai teaior ie ote geld a Tele Wiietat a8 pteine ine at uta ante ent ie cite Nene at crag Snise Meee we rain ied ha oa ear of Balada of "is ident Pee heey Gearon, Bare rn eae ir cha uaasisea, as eat Saree ce anes etc, Star Ste nn ancl teat fact oe eae rena See re nee ae sn dan thee aah at siete ea eee ranean! ta re $uarsucterts pone at face oe ag leet Peet Sette uate, te te Bae eet area cae Ba ongci aetna than fy Ee jacea aera bean eure tana se Sey tut ants Dali BLACK MUAY “SUNDAY | WERE. CONDUCTING GREAT MEETING AT RVENING “CHArER, HOLL Np JULIETTE STREETS, WILL SPHAK TO: MEN. ONLY. AT O'CLOCK SUNDAY EVENING. AT S30. ‘The public i» cordially Invited to Evening ‘Chapel to Dr. J. Gordan MePhoreon, the noted. black Billy Sunday" ite ls, ‘now. preaching 19 great crowds a “Burning. Message.” Will adden ‘ioen only at” three thirty o'elock "Sunday afternoon. You ‘will have, to come early to ae rare, a seat. “tack. tly Sunday” in the mast noted “Negro. Evang in in the world and. the-only Ne ero preacher that attracted. the Inte Gol, "Theodore. Roosevelt who. aid he wan the greatest preacher” he had “over listened. to. ‘This il frst ‘bie engagement (nthe lt) Plenty fessrvation for whites, Come and. ‘get™ n goapél shock, ‘sublet far Sunday ‘lanes “Demon” Worship or Modern Day" Worship.” WHOTHER OF DALLAS DUSE ‘Ness MAN” DIGS. H. R! Chambors, prosident of the Charaborn “and” Company ‘Taloring received "Monday. a. telegram. from hie home town, Chaneyvilie: La, an nouneing ‘the ‘death of his broth ered. Hi Chambers He left Mos day “evening COLORED LABOR UNION ELECT DELEGATE TO. STATE" CON- VENTION. Lora Prelght Handlers Union, wo.“Sh30 tna teeent meeting elect ed Jamen “White af 2204 Routh fo reapent the loral ‘organtaation at the stato convention 10 be held, Cleburne, Texas, Monday, Apr 26 1120 COLORED MEN SEND DELEGATE TO UNION MEETING. Rev, D, Gross na» teen elected dolesaien trom" Loeal 7000 to. the Amerean Federation Convention which meets in Cleburne, Texas on Kprit 38th. OARD OF THANKS ‘We with to thank the maby friends ho showed thelr: Kindnean sina the” tess and death of our father nnd "brother We also. thask St Pan! MLE Chueh. for the. bea ttal oral “voderines. May’ God Meesingn rest ‘upon ach and. every Men. Gen, W. Norra, Wie, Sire Aliean ‘Thomas, slater Mev Jom W.” Norris. Brother. Ara, "Semmie, Thomas,” Slater. Mex Wille Pratt State, Mr" Georse Norris, other, Mrw Saunita "Norra, Sister NeW YEAWS CHAPEL CHURCH Rev ©. ¥. Stone, Pastor. Sunday school -enilection, $15.40 Mornins service rendered hy the paw tortext; Matthews 18. chapter.. “They were Mourning Amate Themselves tad Cod ave, Satntnction Ge tn ee ee rae sv PAUL a% F. cHeReH Services of the Sabbath wore wall atiesded.”Galleetion boot. ‘Mas im Sowa fea roche. bd soread, having ralsed $3250, and aie ie" Sk" Mentign raed .50, op worth, tana was pel and Sa eae devo atte war “conducted by. the "President, Wise ‘Thuby Wentreas.| Tue "League i crow RUB VENTRESS, Rept. ‘CrURGH OF GoD Sunday wax a stand ay for church goers’ ‘wih tag. weather” and eager Erte "ahd tng ant foe the word’ of God A. deihtul crowd Packed the church fe the day. Sune school opeted promniy on tiie with the faithful SL aBd scholors: press cht "hey. very ity sound the" tence “horeghig it “cock the pastor congueted service as usual with av qulee Batre, wet. men font Joba Aare AL 3p he spoke from Judges 11°35, Bree meeting at B,D aH Sister Mason Pym. “AL Av tclock 4 very eal ett wo wee dn te eek, "Rectpts for the day 460.5 ‘uh Gt BRYANT? fasor NAS. 1 G2 LOCKETT, Reporter sunbe MArtet CAUCE | camden cee Cee ‘Sunday “hehool wan tubing At 11 fees ee pees Chet se ae see Sat See ati ores oath enema, ee a, fe, ibe ghwreh, | AL 9:80 Rev baie ctont ates "Eaten ci ‘Uimost.” He is iMdeed a strong Cor categ Suet sho's Koes ra Poe a mee eee Egg gaa Ber", he Reatagat eee’ Sere et ees Sate ce ears se Se ee age eee " WiEAniay MIAGh clare seating ae ty. eairane fone seas peal at: per Ai Bic ots ahe lub Are Page and ‘Wit rads eee St oe sith ee mae, 20, Marr Sree ae see Fag dt schag th cea Eee ae siete ed tse ae Seeger eeny ceeeee nee rs. te ‘Taylor’ ef Cleveland, Obie, ee pce oes, Be foo tea ae hae oe ee So Wh at ig cei ag ciara as Samael ee eee: eases oo eee eee ea aes ere ee ae Sie aha 0 es one Sere carta ease era oe ae Soe we ee oe Dar ten eee ine hel ae Seer Sa Rie iat nate one Nevibean RiSEe ee aay, a the Mandar 28h at Bech teem “Baptist church Sunday; our Midas Moby ie” et eens ta wet hoy" a eachat ow"the weet roe gaa feats mide the ladat'6t IE Seer ty are ea ree Tine wpe oot ath ot ot isto ae" La the tcl ee Borate ld tte ott wt ttrne Cosel pester tren fa Biraeay Net tha soe te Mase sline ie Buk toe ath Beton er te tap fist "Shrek nee“ Geratec "6 fy, ating var We rent te et fe ac te et We fore tod tuum bute sive 8 E> ie teva a te Toss toa “ana Sey innerip eet eabatvate ome ct wit live throughout the ages, Since Toasted ane Vert ae taper oe tscs ator do oe. torte inet fsa" SoBe en Caste att abet Wengcapi surance ar wil Saco eeae ey 6S seu Ege Rika TAPE ace ‘The weather on last Sunday was very” good, “Tho teachern were at Mtr pont” and” a very” inveresting teason "was, ‘aust. "The Supt Bre Ben" umition is putting. Sunday setiool workover the top. “AUT srelock we were very pleased to bare Tew. Lot to speak 0.0m He took foe hin text, men 122% "Pure Te Hsia "before dad ‘the Futher= ie thi, to vst the fatherlens and widows in. thee ‘aetions and to Keep” himself "unspotted from the world" Subject. "Pure, Religion,” The sermon wan delivered with mich bower and. enjoyed by all present. At"3:90"o'lock the Daatot andthe loyal mesnbers oi St. Marke worshiped with tethlcber he Pastor preached frou Romans. 4:21. "We eceeded in ais 41026 to belp pay on thelr church. "The. B. Y. Be We at at 6 sleek —attendaice’ good. ‘A’ wood Tenscn wat tauht ahd ai excellant prosamn” "was. rundered. Daptising Waa ind 8 olelock, after whieh the’ pastor preached: the. Baptiemal sermon. Four souls were added. t0 the eburch, Collection for the: day $38.90, TEV. J. RKNOX.. Pastor. MRS, A! at Hamlton, Reporter EMANUEL HAPTINN eHeKeH, ‘Tain WEIGHTS: Ruy, P. ot Ford, Pastor ‘Sunday schos! was largely attend- ol. Drecy teacher” Was ying SS 6 ae mh + \ihy mi ih Hitt i} ny FOR ONLY 8 WEEKS MORE iy EVNY Men tke advantage of hee few weeks tht ae let, For your 1) i f iii twit fort 1 he” You wl wet tb deed wo i Wid An Extra Pair of Pants Free ie With each suit order. Have it made to suit your own style. il MA Hii mw STAR TAILORING GO i ii iM Ait 2220 ELM STREET iil BY naan sacs ae ii AY fore fx ain tin we wl ada extra pi of pats aao- HN i "We have all ofthe latest patteras—Ask the man who knows HHA mn W.H. HALL, Expert Tailor. HT imate. (ialr -ctasees an oe Bp. Sak ass, awake by Bro, Cooma eb bene. St “i atk fo pur preuied wonanth er ou"tr etene “hor ere iy, Werka ie Ma P, acount of the prada uaa beng vey A ‘at 50 ecto paper Caren today beste" yarken hare ase ele ier whl the ptr tu hi tx ros Nat urt2 thee Wi Yeu" die ty Jean?""Ae tte sere add tt teh, “cin ee "ag nat Wo, are ey aed Sandenee wat wh” 30° Pord"hat coast thal the Extanast"Depdn shar tit ohn tine “Wwe hve say Dat our te: sagen We "Raw iso cheated iat now a Rich "Forreaave ithe W. Parr pesdea ney ave’ a eat Oot none thes baa thin Buntay we ate exenig i. Stetson ot he" alla" Bepens ie tan Yow ae waeome Sua Ji, WiLL eee. 1 ETH, mAPrisY eURCH ser ta ‘he Bundy Scoala i tne cna and pe, Yah etch atl ne ican ie faceaitg each Hund thongs systema Case Cates ihe Banger i st In pea a the young women's class. Colloc- tion $2606, Tia. ame preaching. by ier.” wi te Cait onary. Rey” Wilson “diered ta tangy hat “Med te hea the aulenes “wih ‘sadhes™ a brought forth shouts of joy. Sub-| Jecth Condit tens Sade 48 stor Moore by ben’ fe wy days atendng'« Revi 8 ba Grange Tora At a tet, Pte met mich ie teen tus Frat "pA" ot itatone at his pot Taek, pte seve by ar imma Onda cues iy te chute Tol ci ict .5t Theta a anor tai teu Need set sinus to "go the iba obo bat ih Seats ea FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday schoo! was. good, opened at the. tual hour’ which ie 9230 with all lasses rallying forthe Sauter.” Our ‘Supt. i the: person ot Bro, Wa Satterwhite i putting fourth ait ettorta to. nuke our: Suse day school what i ousht tbe, ad to count ote. department” i the fies ana kein am, latened to n aplendid serinon preach Jed by our ‘asiatant pastor, “Dre B FR. White tein’ San Raton, Texas saving more souls for God; however, nein 'be hack and at ht pont Sus! ay” 25th, 8:30 "pm. Ret. OL Mole preached ‘another “sou!” tie its sermon. It "wan enjoyed "by every dy. We will say" again. cht our revival wit open Tueaay nah smh "it la “not “only” our “concern four” every beds “meeting, and’ al are invited. We are. i open: dat this meeting wilt Sety ail of Dallas rs, Livingnton wit of Descon Li: neon 'y eontnet rt, "We al bray for her speedy recovers. EN. @. Ke WHITE, DoD. Pastor, MISS ZBLLA MITCHELL, Rep. SALEM MARTIN CHURCH ‘ey to B, Skinner, B. D., Pastor. Sunday “sehool ‘was a roel “one i sah ras, rout oat ie way und’ Sunday eng the Su day seheol'n nat day In the aceon fa rally ai teaches al that fare of the rally. it” aloe ‘er eae, ent romp ote Mtendance very” good. ‘The pasor fa'tack to the eit after ‘elng out to Sam Angelo, Texan for the: week Ynaing a revival with great "uc: co, asad and abe ole 1" powerful sermon to our fouls for the Ganpel, using for” his fubiect, “Individaal Responstty” Ae were made to seen sumber of aye" to bave at inalviue. spot Zihtity? «waa shown toe fallet fxten' 3 ofetock found ua tack at Jour pot to leusch ont iu’ the Sest | Pad | FOR ALL Wear as You Pay | LADIES’ SPRING SUITS Al the late pope yh so lee et ieee ou Gaberdines, Wool i Y Spay a Little as You Get Paid DRESSES Georgette and Taffeta, Crepe de Ching, Sat- ins, Senge and va al the ahs sta #15 . ‘SPRING MILLINERY ‘tha iy alk, eos to Goi al be foun i car noone Sand up ate vn On Credit, Toa! BEAUTIUL SILK SKIRTS Many patterns aid saat: tol ees eu if Pay Us When You Get Paid GEORGETTE BLOUSES ee cash ose ta ta Soh ns a redid tons Sup Be Wearing While Paying i Our Upstase Rent Enables Us to Sel for > ‘Less Than Any Other Credit House in Dallas. PAY THE EASY WAY ee CREDIT (NITED CREDIT ) PAY AS 1004 1-2, PAY AS. | cen t| ELM STREET (2h, maging, of the BB, pay, Bey Steward being the speaker of the hour uaing for his wubject, “The Har- eat is great bat the labors are tew;" another short but to the point er- tion “having all to understand. there is"pletty forall who are. wii to conte Into. the feld and work. 4 bat, Mv. PU. had a very ively diseuiaioa forthe top, and ail neem ed to have wanted a” chance att Night "tervices begat’ early—the Puliding "was ‘packed. tight. At, # o'clock Rev. B,J. Drow’ Moderator cf our “Amociatiat conducted the services and: we. were tae 10 feel ovr hearts bart within aa he npoke Sy. tbe ap. oulae’ fer his Ged Tae PAGR NINE Puntogs: £2: eras, DS senna eee the Rlehteounon' ball” Plouiah ike «Pala Tree a Grove ah the Codar in Letanon, No. oe_ cou have gotten any more out St tut Darclar wubject hat the. Re 3 brows, So ratio wn. As ae bianaon’ ot the mbt tat. for days and years to come ail who beard shal "never forge, how. beaut i wan. pictared tothe” butgry soul ier were any ior ha foarte Ganpel ut rent a account atthe pucked “houses” We are now arving ‘ome Gos hae irae an come aed be ith ts ai "lnen’ You’ are weleome. Me HAWRINR. Report Soe ee ae == ee Se Se oe SS —— GI EXPRESS Transfer and Hauling OF ALL KINDS Picnic and Fishing Parties—Long Trips. A brand new pneumatic tire truck. PHONE X 4521 DICK WHITAKER JOIN THE LOYAL FRIENDS OF AMERICA The best Order on earth. It pays $200.00 within 24 hours after death and a second Relief each year, in July of about $300.00 making a total of $500.00. It costs you only $8.95 per year to live in the Order. Representatives wanted in every town in Texas. For further information write— J. W. HUNT, National Grand Master 2413 1-2 Elm Street Dallas, Texas PAGE TEN LEWIN PHONE YOU Y 1403 Special B ONE Roll Roast .....20¢ Roast Pork .....30¢ Bricket Roast .....17¢ Pure Pork Sausage .....30¢ Back Bones .....12¢ Deliveries made to LEWIN (We Are Forcing the Meat Price Automobile Delivery Y 1403 COLORED REPUBLICANS—DO YOUR DUTY AT THE POLLS. As approach of election day is upon us let us not forget to inform our brother to do his full duty at the polls, Saturday, May 1, 1960. We will be held at all present: voting boxes in the county and all discharged soldiers and sailors will go with poll tax taxpayers to the polls and you will Dallas County Green McCarthy club will offer its service to those demanding any information as to the election. Judge A. S. Wells is chairman and has been very active having made speeches in many sections of the county. McCarthy delegation which favors two whites and two blacks to represent the national convention to be held at Chicago in June. We agreed that this is a crucial step in the political history of black men of Texas as their rights for participation in the election have been attacked by white men styled as "Lily-Whites" in vengeance against our association in the party and will attempt to rid the party of all Negroes and make it a white There are a number of white men in Texas who do not favor such a team, but they do not want to suppress partisans. Green-Meadow American citizen that has assaulted American citizen that has assaulted grounds in facing the enemies attack has stood by the black man in this case, and now it is up to him to do the rest. Remember, there are anew turnout. There are anew white now let us throw our full strength against the face of "Lilly." COLORED COMPANY MAKES AUSPICIOUS DEBUT Many of Dallas housewives sustained the contention that Negroes want to get together and have fun. They were clearly demonstrated Tuesday in the opening of "Our Cash Grower" of Comfort and Cochran street. All day on the day of 12h opening, children were flocking to the store and in the meantime looking, buying and expressing appreciation over its address. Numbers of persons made purchases Monday night in order to be first in making a purchase in the new store. Approval of its existence was announced and children as far as eight blocks away were seen coming to buy from this store. Convinced those who attended the opening that a real first class cash Grocery owned by Negroes was commented upon and very tib- EXPRESS Transfer and L OF ALL Picnic and Fishing Parties new pneumatic tire truck. PHONE DICK W X 1406 2411 ELM erally received. Officials of the company expressed themselves as being highly pleased over the reception. CITY TEACHERS EXPRESS THANKS. Teachers of the city are thankful to the public for its acceptance of Bond issues and other important issues at the polls on April 6. The public votes it is exceeded by Apple's votes it is declared sustains the contention that the cause was just and for the application of the law, prompted this expression of settene. "Hated sterilized up strifes but love coverth the alil sin." Love your neighbor my brother, "A liberal soul shall be made fat." Pay your subscription and watch us grow. MRS. KENDRICK'S ANSWER FL NAL CUMMON AFTER LINGER- ING ILLNESS. After an illness of a long duration, Mrs. Jennie Kendricks, aged mother of M. M. Kendricks, M. M. Nosed, family home from Nosed Pearl street, Wednesday morning at five minutes past six o'clock. Mrs. Kendricks was 70 years old. She was a constituent member of New Hope Baptist church. St. Clara Temple there is only one child, Mrs D. M. Mason, surviving her. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at the church, interment were made later. BIG EVENTS HAPPENING AT ST. JOHN'S INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH. The Saint John's Baptist Institutional Church is in the midst of a renovation project. A 100th Anniversary to the church, combined with the fifth Anniversary of the church, will be celebrated. The annual sermon was preached by the Pastor, Dr. C. Columbo Harper Dr. Fourth anniversary sermon to a large and appreciative audience in the church. The sermon was a masterpiece. At night several members received awards of decorum. The rally was a glowing success. When the workers of the various fields had reported the figures read out, the crowd plotted the Institutional structure, on which work was resumed last week. Next Sunday the 18th, the church will conclude with a celebration of the fifth Anniversary of the Passover, on Friday. B. J. Brown of Gainesville, will preach the anniversary sermon at the church, and the tenor Wilson will preach in the afternoon and he will have with him minister professional and business professional, and the final banquet takes place. ```markdown ``` THE MAMMOTH THEATRE ```markdown ``` THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS TEXAS, APRIL 17, 1920. Wm. S. Hart featured in a story of the great west "THE FUGITIVE" Also EDDIE POLO in a western produc MANN in a side splitting comedy. MATINE 2 P. M. Also EDDIE POLO in a western production and HANK MANN in a side splitting comedy. MATINEE SATURDAY 2 P.M. A WILLIAM FOX presents WILLIAM FARNUM in the mightiest success of all years A TALE OF TWO C CHARLES DICKENS' M A PROVED AND CONTINU OF YESTERDAY--TO-DAY AND See it a WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28TH The great ELMO LINCOLN in his latest set Production "ELMO THE FEARLESS" also a two-reel el western production and a HANK MA OMEDY—Elmo Fearless continued every W nesday—Matinee 2 p. m. The great ELMO LINCOLN in his latest serial also a two-reel reel western production and a HANK MANN COMEDY—Elmo Fearless continued every Wednesday—Matinee 2 p. m. FRIDAY, APRIL 30TH Our latest Mystery serial "TRAILED BY THREE" also EDDIE POLO in a western produc- tion and a Lucky '13 comedy. "Trailed By Thro- ntnued every Friday—Matinee 2 p. m. Coming soon another big serial product "THE MOON RIDERS" an all western serial. Watch: Be Ready, Wait: It's coming the gre- est film production of the year "TRAILED BY THREE" also EDDIE POLO in a western production and a Lucky '13 comedy. "Trailed By Three" continued every Friday—Matinee 2 p. m. Watch: Be Ready, Wait: It's coming the great- est film production of the year "BLIND HUSBANDS" THE MAM JOE TR FRANCIS FORD in his latest serial production. "MYSTERY OF' 13" Also TEXAS GUNIAN IN LETTERS OF FIRE a strong western production and Little SAMBO in one of his comedies. We open promptly Sunday at 1 p.m. MONDAY AND TUESDAY, APRIL 26TH AND 27TH Special Feature Production We offer WILLIAM FARNUM the crowned King of the drama in the Mightiest success of the years "ATALE OF TWO CITIES" A MILLION DOLLAR FEATURE PRODUCTION— No greater play—No greater Star—No greater Author in the history of the screen and stage The greatest Film FARNUM ever made—No advance in prices.—Matinee Both Days at 2 p. m. THURSDAY, APRIL 29TH SPECIAL WESTERN ATTRACTION A western story as big as all out doors—crammed full of action and "pep". There was a pot of gold at the end of the SUN DOWN TRAIL for those who dared. See this wonderful western production—One Day Only with Matinee at 2 p. m. The SUNDOWN TRAIL" A great picture of old California featuring MONROE SALISBURY The Mansfield of the Screen It's a UNIVERSAL Picture NPP Path Pia i aM MMP PPP eoieecetepcne ao pee eee 321] Cochran Street RD ATRC TERE ae Racca : : “THE INVISIBLE HAND AND é - ‘JACK DEMPSEY’ “DARE DEVIL JACK" continued every Sunday. 3 MONDAY—"THE MID-NIGHT MAN” AND “THE FATAL” FORTUNE,” continued every Monday. TUESDAY, APRIL 27TH . Harry Carey-“The Rider of The Law This picture was advertised before, but was rained out it will be run here Tuesday, one day only. ‘WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29—Jack Gardner in “GIFT-O'GAB, a western picture in six reels. THURSDAY—“THE LION MAN” and “PEARL WHITE” in THE HOUSE OF HATE continued every Thursday... .... FRIDAY, APRIL 30TH Special Attraction ane Ora Carew in “LOOT” one of the biggest scenes in pictures. The robbery of a famous gem shop by a masked gang of thieves. he reibey workings of New York's most daring criminal band. See it here Friday, one day only; SATURDAY, APRIL 24TH—"“THE MYSTERY OF 13”, “THE. ADVENTURES OF RUTH” and “ELMO LINCOLN” in “ELMO THE FEARLESS” continued every Saturday. Saturday is the last chap- ter of the Adventures of Ruth, don’t fail to see it. High School Theatre ADMISSION -:- 15 Cents and 20 Cents HERBERT BATTS, Owner and Manager WHAT 18 IN IT POR ME? WHAT WILL 1 Gker obT or IT? WILL THE INVESTMENT PAY? WILL, Uf PAY TO INVEST IN CHIS: TANITY OR Nor? Tuk GREAT. EXT INVESTMENT KNOWN TO. MAN, THES USINESS OF TIME AND ETERNITY. THESE ARE SOME OF THE QUES. TIONS A HUSINESS MAN ASKS WHES We Is REQUESTED To, MAKE AN INVESTAMENT WICH, INVOLVES THIS HARD EATEN: INS. ) Dr, 4. H. Sich reaches to 4 Tange! Audience at the. Hethol A. MB Church "bast “Sanday” Morning, Many Loud Amens and Approvals. ‘By BW. 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Chrie: tian, Teel thew an" mucha the one’ who mikes’ a" profession. it nny be true. and he may ket more, Bat” It comes’ through the” prayers of the ‘Chrstiann, God’ hears the Christiane” pravers, and. the hount! ful Paiber nondahie rath” on. the jst nnd the’ unfost."t want to tell you that.) km geting” something out of practia) “Christianity. each day. “This is'e bread and meat te: inion ‘and ‘more’ than. this, every perfect “git ‘comes. dawn. fromthe Father of light, and the reeuts are teen tothe business “and inthe home.” proving. a hleming both tn ihe temporal and spiritual relations, of life “Further, “Wgives eatin thin fe, the in the benefit wide of trun flision the henrtele rei jon. A heart Runkertog and. thira| int after God, the hisher net lie ‘Pood "Wor the Soul. ‘nut there fea ‘higher consider ation Ht pore in another way. Tt yaya, In" soul growin, im_ lrtua| Frowth. the. Christian’ growth, that food pon, whieh the ‘soul te fod at water which the ‘Savior. told imeihe woman atthe. well it ahe knew of that. water if she onit frank “nf that water, she WOU never thir again.” “liread’ of caren, Feed me till T want, 0 mores” What efee, asked he mini "ont thi nverment. pare hin worl The One Room Hut on Tin Can "ane. ‘what about the widowed woman ehovyiver inthe one-room Nat on Pin Can Alle? she has no. bank on, yet "the" has a mesagy each fay, she. “communivaten "wih the reat kingdom above: where. mun om in being” prepared. for er out the material that abe is sendin mp daily by. Investing tn dee Cheat She We happy. she ha the all seruranee that i paya to inven ie in getting. wometBini nove, and oa at meaning Bareiaies Care ‘she sings with faith and hope, and fights up the hut and turns Ie tnt jan'Maven, (a. vole, ""Amea," [iuteaven to g0 to Heaven in") Mother, Money and Priends Avail “Nothing. "TE paye to Invest: eeause moth- er, nor money, nor Tetende can avail ‘bothing when’ the muprete. tex omen when you will have (0. Swer for yourselt betore God and more than’ that, You who are mem ere of lodges! should” join the hureh fret of all tor the lode frill avall you nothing. 1, belong to three or four "myself, ‘but T- put ‘God's ara, because he is fst." You ‘rit "noed: this investment” Onaly. F betive In a heartfelt religion, that Od time religion, that will "bes heir tn the time of storm, Tt'Pays ng You Pass Through, the Yalley “ind “Shadow ‘ot Death SPinatiy.'tt pays as” you.” pase trough the Valley and shadow ot Death” If you are to pase through a strange country Infested with ban: din and robber, ou, would. wan fulde, some. one” that. You "ean trust, but you are to aus the way of fi the earth, and Ree you need an investment that will assure Four tare passage, and that’ passage” ea only be mado by making the proper investment now. "All "who "wish to take. this investment this morning who have not, come Join the church, and i you do not ente to join this church, and give me your mame and uddress, T-shall refer you to, the chureh of your choles. Several jon od The New and. Greater, Bethel—The “row "Twousand Dollar Maly. IN MEMORIAM Fe 2s, Salle. Prockeetiee, wie. -Bee are this Np tiny 1 Ai" meanufe tw It ban been tno" Hon, nel” peat ne. ou wen sway ‘Dear Jt watt "un iE 1cve one soome but sterdny Zince we Tooked ita your Beautiful ty and tenet your weet hap Merete Wer ennfot forget you, dear, and that isy we Bote uch ‘pea hat pansen, aa refresh your eso fir'minds, We know’ you are sone feroer tat ur memory. wl ve ternaiy Im te hears OF te. Led She ho raatves ahd Trend ot wena Lovina Mes angie Be Abner, sor. Me Heme Lew, Hoahand Mh, Bruges Sater ACTOMATIC GUN. CLE OPENS ACTIVE SEASON. 1H dckeon TH. Strickland, 17: ber at "Sunday, 19: Cheat Claivorae, 142A” Agama, 9,” Wi Wrigme i4; W. 3, Shannen, ie) i I dean, 9; iichaed Coleiam 11 eae 3: SS SQ Te St seer : re = =f - Grand Central Theatre y JOHN HARRIS, Owner and Manager ss “THE LION MAN? “li Win = ee 88 TireD MMe ini rung at over tuned, Petarae. anne. tathae ae, Olid Cae Dd Special Feature Attraction TUES. AND WED., APRIL 27-28, 1920 “THE SAGE BRUSHERS” Apaiiaan: Adults, 20c; Ten ae Children, 15c GRAND CENTARL THEATRE JOHN HARRIS, MANAGER SANG HYMNS WILE MERRY DICE ROLLED Chicago, April 22.—Mre, Susie Brown bus etjoyed the reputation of being the most devout Colored woman In Chicago, From the day he step ped from a sfemphis train a year Po the has ventory. minute of her time to the chureh. OW Sundays the was 10 the ‘very troOt pew. Every ight durin the. week Mix, Saale Brown held a litle Nome. exh ering. where the brethren gathered and sang the ood ald yan wht intened "te Mrs. Browse power prayers. ‘The asters were Sever In Tied to, those. meetiNen, ah ey wendored shout {t nid abont:Busies Hata cont ahd tc" ile ear the ther day ree Colored. men kiagzered from Mrs, Brows portal They siood om a sireet corner and djecedly wormed thelr pockets tn ‘Suddenly od Mepiration galvained the trio. They raced 10 «pole "We will Now sing “Bringing tn the heaven the pious. Mra, Brows was afoudcing to’ the brothers, who Wore ot their Laces 18 carious’ Ute rows whet & squad. of detectives thtered. “Lady, these gente claim you are satheribg too. may” sheaves, inter. Fupted a detective. sergeant. ‘The ‘der detectives found the worshippers were around dic tables asa damon ‘nnd a ivory route Wheel, bat aiming tantly na the Inwagdty raved for the appearane of “Ul Phoste.”” several “hauared deniare were im aight "Task Let the toys trie with Ue hones te et them’ har” rete the. prayer ‘meeting leader. “Other Wino they. would be low ‘dives ‘There ts a litte “kity.” but'T spend the. modey Tor" Libera’ iad "Fhe outectiver sad she would have eo Ge han ee ee EVERY MONDAY “LIGHTNING BRYCE” New wonder serial featuring Ann Little and Jack Hoxie continued fevery Monday, also JACK DEMPSEY. The best known min in the world in a million-dollar Pathe serial—“DARE DEVIL JACK” —continued every Monday. HOS 00 0000505300 O OE } Every Thursday ) 6 tod 99 The Invisible Hand ADMISSION: Adults, 20¢; Ten Years Old Children, 15¢ Le > DS a PAGH ELEVEN DALLAS BLACK GIANTS BASE BALL TICKETS On sale at the following. places: Whitaker's Cafe, Lit- tle Gem Drug Store, Dixson Cafe, Richerson Cafe and Green Parrot. Grand Stand, 75c;. Reserved Seats, 303 Box Seats, 3560) Suna Be Sure and Vote in Republican Primary Convention May 1, 1920 PHONE X 5098 LET CHAMBERS AND COMPANY make that Spring or Summer Suit for You. Something snappy and full of "pep." See their novel line of suit patterns. Everything right—Cleaning, pressing and dyeing. R. H. CHAMBERS & CO., 211 N. Central Avenue Be Sure CITY LOCAL The Dallas Express is a secular newspaper of the people by the people and for the people and with the people and for the people and with the items and subscriptions are always solicited by our agents who are interested in the people and with the wishes of the people irrespective of their standing. Benel A. A., M. E. church entertained the little folks on the church lawn with an egg dish and an enjoyable evening was spent by the future church men and women. Mrs. Max Hall of Oakland, Cal., was invited to dinner car services on the Southern Pacific railroad lines. Mrs. Hall is Mr. Perry Buck, a former Dallas man was also in Dallas this week appointed in February to supervise instructor of Dining Car Service over the lines of the Southern Pacific. The national association for the Advancement of Colored People will meet Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the morning. The members are asked to come out and renew their membership. New members are also especially invited, with a special welcome with. A well prepared program has been arranged for. A. S. Willa, Prof. G. W. Worter, secretary. LOCAL BASE BALL NOTES. The owner of the Dallas Black Giants had a general shake up in his club after an observation from the team's coach, who team which was responsible for the loss of Sunday's game. The result of this observation was the banding of several players their own team, and the last year's hot corner man who was assigned this year to second base dally also received the ax in the incident. The team's players have been signed by Mr. Whitaker. DEATH REMAINS VICTOR IN DALLAS. STORK NO MATCH FOR THE MONSTER. From April 5 to 21 inclusive, fourteen deaths have occurred according to a compilation of records of the state. The statistician of births and deaths. Records in this department also show from a similar period only two deaths. Ma. Jackson been born from April 4 to 21 inclusive four of these are boys and five are girls. The state death elevates the victim in Dallas. Deaths. Sam Williams, 2507 Main street, April 5. Walter Jackson, 2222 Cottonwood, April. Walter Taylor, 2222 Grand avenue, April. Ree. Geo. W. Norris, 1924 Margarita, April 8. Rudolph Shields, 823 Bads street, April. Pa Sheely, Dallas County, April 8. Mina Bent, 3802 Watts street, April 8. Bentrice Barnes, 1109 South Pearl, April 11. Jane Williams, 2310 Commerce street, April 13. Licandia Hamilton, 2629 Juliette, April 13. Wm. Collins, 2216 Clark street, April 15. James French, 2441 St. George street, April 19. Ella Lander, 3558 Spring avenue, April 19 Alicia Porter, 2104 Runnels, April 21. Baths To Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, 1634 Sherman, April 11, a girl. To Mr. and Mrs. Amo Robertson, 1107 Brush street, April 12, a boy. To Mr. and Mrs. Robertson, 1508 Gandon Road, April 12, a girl. To Mr. and Mrs. Elia Hatchett, 1123 Sued Alloy, April 12, a girl. To Mr. and Mrs. Elia Martin, 1120 Canal, April 15, a boy. To Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Middleton, 907 S. Carroll, April 17, a girl. To Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Richards, 356 Miller avenue, April 16, a girl. To Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Lightb 1718 Gaston Road, April 5, a girl. To Mr. and Mrs. Euzell Wilkina, 3568 Greenwood, April 4, boy. COLored REPUBLICANS URGED TO MAKE USE OF BALLOT BY VOTING MAY 1. Listen! Have you ever thought of the temptation to be Republican Country Chairman must be elected PHONE X 5098 LE CHAMBERS A make that Spring or Sum thing snappy and full of of suit paterns. Everything and dyeing. by the people. Just as the sheriff of your county is elected as the collector, or the county clerk. The sheriff is sure when a person claims to be Republican County Chairman that he is the collector. If some body appointed him Republican County chairman, he is no more chairman than a man in the county. Republican Nation Chairman, Will H. Mays says the Republican party affirms according to law and order that your Republican County affirms according to law and order your Republican County election day is Saturday May 1, 1920. Vote for the E. H. R. Green and Ed McCarthy delegates to Republican National Convention. THE BOY QUESTION IS BEFORE THE HOUSE; THE FIRST THINK BOY'S TRAINING CAMP; BOY'S EQUIPMENT NOT TO BE INFERIOR TO THAT OF HIS RESPECTS. WHY MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE ALLOUTMENT! THE Flights to be placed on the Walls in the Front Room; They are born to lead, as it is said, A Little Child Should Lead The Child The child is father to Give the Boys a Push. Boy asks the boys by opening a case in their faces, so they may as the old Roman boys and maids of Imperial Rome as they marched in front, view the great creature in the hall, and perceive parasites and predecessors. "All that you have been and more too we know, and we want to hear out boys and youngsters, say it in dead earnest. We usually give the boy a room that is not so pleasant, the one not well lighted, not cared for, not up to date, not selected; the window name is out, something is wrong, lacked and not used, a piece is broken off a pitcher's lip that goes to Johnny's room. If the table can not be used for anything, the table is broken off a piece; a piece is broken off a pitcher's lip that goes to Johnny's room. If the table can not be used for anything, the table is broken off a pitcher's lip that goes to Johnny's room. If the carpet is a little shabby, where must it be set? To the boys' room you ready to say without harring; any more statements that you are already condemned and how you wish Why the Boys get Tired of Home. The things and often the kind of activities the place (informally called home and the treatment and the allotments that fall to him as compared to the other places) other hand sister must have the best room, the best carrot, the best things; and not the girls should have less but that the boys should have so we are coming more and more to realize that something serious is to be undertaken if we succeed in our plans. We are all aiding away from our hands and out of our group. We are in the camp and we are driving them to destruction and the disappointment by our own actions and prejudices. It is of course not our intentions to do this, but it is done just the same. We have had to come other places. Wise men change, but food never Something to Do. The boys like other people, must have something to do at home, home and their fortress the corner stone and THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLASTEXAS, APRIL 24, 1920. PROFESSIONAL. DR. E. E. WARD. Physician and Surgeon, Room 205 Pythian Temple, Phones: X 5378; Res. H. 5257 F. S. RODGERS, OPT., B. O. SPECIALIST Refractive and muscular errors of the eye. Glasses correctly fitted. The ex- tracting in pert tests, and examination made for glasses insures a scien- vice ease. made. B. T 588 Office 834 NORTH Iterative analysis and identification of the eyes. *Glasses correctly fit.* The ex- periment pert tests and ex- periment made for glasses to examine every eye. made.8- T T888 Office S34 NORTH CENTRAL AVE. DR. P. M. SUNDAY, Physicien and Surgeon. Dr. R. T. Hamilton, Physician and Surgeon. Room 215 Pythian Temple; Office X 1144; residence H. 4027; Office hours: 10 a.m. to m. 12; m. to 5 p. m.; 7 to 8:20 p. m., Dallas, Texas Office Hours 10 to 12 a. m. Residence H. 2887 2 to 8 p. m. Office H. 2878 CLASSIFIED "ADS." Lemon-Electric Company, The Old Reliable Electricians, All kinds of Electric Work, Remaining and Discharging, 1111 North Tenen Street, Phone H. 4521, 4-24-18 777 KNIGHTS DAUGHTERS 333 of Tabor—Listen. PORO SYSTEM. Boys are to Have Something to do With the Home We are to have the bows to become partners and associates in home-making. They are to understand that they will be to their chief delight not by force, but by begging and dickering, but by that higher incentive that moves you, and that you will love home love, love for the sake or home. His napkin ring, his chair at the table and his place, the honored place to be locked much on his chair. THE PALACE What Is It? Drama of Bandits Royal Northwest Mounted A Woman's Strong Love Love Me Love My Elephant Coming like a breeze from the big top WILLIAM FOX presents SHIRLEY MASON as the dainty, sweet and daring rider of the ring In the sweetest circus story ever told HER ELEPHANT MAN BY PEARL DOES WELL DIRECTED BY SCOTT DUNLAP See it at TH THE PALACE He must be considered some body as well as other people. We must know where he is when he is not at home and why he is away and with whom he associates. reading and sex books, as then gently in all books, the one Book of t The Boys are to be Held by a Cotton Strigg. We have tried force, we have let them get away from us and now we are to have them return, and when they return, if they ever do we are to be them with the cotton strip of home love that must grow into the cable of deep affections and home love, and home polity, and industry and home economy. Bord Songman Books. We are to guide them in their Warrant County; Edwa- t. Harry Beck, Dallas WHAT DALLAS' MOST FASHIONABLE THEATRE IS SHOWING SOMETHING RICH AND SNAPPY JAMMED FULL OF CLASS and pep will keep you talking for months. Cleaned and refined dramas and classic comedies no second hand junk. Outside of the big shows down town the Palace is the only theatre showing these BIG FEATURE PICTURES come with the Crowd and look 'em over the last and greater western comedy a See this. Clara Kimbal Your Jeff in "SHAKIN' SPECIAL ATTRACTION Big animal picture "Out of Tune." COMING SATURDAY Don't miss the F No advance in prices. GENERAL ADMISSION Matinee 10 C IE PA FELIX MOORE FELIX MOORE, - MANAGER reading and the book selections, text books, as well as other books, then gently introduce the Book of all books, the Precious Bible, the one Book of the choicest literature, the highest ethics, the unbiased history of man, the unpublished truths man's image marred by the fall, man's only compass and chart on the stormy sea of life man's only history of man, the unpublished truths what he want to know about all things, how to die that one Book is the Holy Bible, Hand that to the eye, a beautiful stories attained and lock stitched and defy woven of the Christ Child that while one child rd H. McCarthy, Galv County, Delegate and JUST LOOK SATURDAY, APRIL 24—See this Big Western—EDYTHE STERLING IN. "THE ONE WAY TRAIL" A Picture as big as all out doors and Charlie Rinks." OUR SUNDAY BILL IS A CORK D. W. Griffith presents Lillian Gish in big "THE TIGER GIRL" (Adopted from the "Lily and the Rose") a "Welcome Home." Monday, April 26, MABEL NORMAND as a Cow Girl from the West in "PINTO" A Picture as big as all out doors and Charlie Chaplain in "The Rinks." OUR SUNDAY BILL IS A CORKER D. W. Griffith presents Lillian Gish in big triangle Feature "THE TIGER GIRL" (Adopted from the "Lily and the Rose") and Cristie comedy "Welcome Home." and sunshine comedy— "WILD WAVES AND WILD WOMEN" TUESDAY, APRIL 27TH "ZINGO IN AFRICA" the last and greatest zingo picture also western comedy and two-reel drama. See this. the last and greatest zingo picture also western comedy and two-reel drama. See this. Clara Kimbal Young in "THE REASON WHY Jeff in "SHAKING THE SHIMMY." SPECIAL ATTRACTION—THURS. and FRI., AP Big animal picture "HER ELEPHANT MAN" and fun "Out of Tune." COMING SATURDAY, MAY 1ST—WILLIAM FARNUM IN Don't miss the Palace this week. Matinee every after No advance in prices. GENERAL ADMISSION Matinee 10 Cents Except Saturday, Sunday PALACE MOORE, MANAGE THE PALACE THEATRE Clara Kimbal Young in "THE REASON WHY" and Mutt and Jeff in "SHAKING THE SHIMMY." SPECIAL ATTRACTION—THURS. and FRI., APRIL 29TH & 30TH Big animal picture "HER ELEPHANT MAN" and funny Bull's eye comedy "Out of Tune." COMING SATURDAY, MAY 1ST—WILLIAM FARNUM IN "WOLVES OF NIGHT" Don't miss the Palace this week. Matinee every afternoon from 2 until 6. No advance in prices. GENERAL ADMISSION —: —: —: —: 15C & 20C. Matinee 10 Cents Except Saturday, Sunday and Holidays. McCarthy, Galveston County; J. B. G Delegate and Dr. B. E. Howell, A APRIL 28TH SEASON WHY" and Mutt and and FRI., APRIL 29TH & 30TH MAN" and funny Bull's eye comedy FARNUM IN "WOLVES OF NIGHT" see every afternoon from 2 until 6. ---- 15C & 20C. day, Sunday and Holidays. ACE MANAGER WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28TH --- reads of the other; child, he may grow to be like the Christ Child, and in this way become the Christ Man. Charlotte Moats often races where he can find the New Specifier; Use it according to direction; Use it with a few grains of common seashell; if you can find the New Specifier, Gods carry them concealed, but they may be bad for the asking. Now ask and act today. **Reaching Point.** Let us have a new starting point, a new view point, let us arm round about. We have in respects started a new world, but we are now to start anew J. B. Grigsby, Harris well, Alternate----5th Con- OFFICE OF Samuel Goldwyn premiere Mabel Normand Pinto Written and Directed by Victor Schertzinger at the base, the foundation, start a hundred years before our sora are by inheritance come forth as it were by inheritance come forth as it were the ideal of the beautiful and the useful. Batchleaders and old maids can alter our sora, you must assist if he reasoning is correct and one that will stand the force contest of life. The Schools can only Aid You. The home first, then the school, the school then the adjunct, the home is the base of the school the rate to the church, the visit to the civil life, the open door to the church, the make safety first by ordering First.