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BOOST BISHOPS' COUNCIL MEETS THERE IN FEBRUARY, 1921 WORLD S.S.CONVENTION AT TOKIO ADOPT RESOLUTIONS ON RACIAL EQUALITY HEAD OF TUSKEGEE SAYS: "NEGROES WANT AN EQUAL CHANCE WITH ALL OTHER AMERICANS. Discusses Negro Aims at Length Before Negro Organization Society of Virginia and Teachers Association. Ambulance workers endorsed the public-health work in members of the Virginia. They commended the members' ability to fund and finance the possibility of adequately financing and funding the work for Colored Girls, the Normal Training School, Deaf and Blind institute, they recommended place before the State authorities the care for the feeble-minded and men recommended that the feeble-minded and men recommended that the deaf-minded who own them, deployed the occasional outbreaks of ill-will in the country. We realize that, if the two races meet, both must exercise self-control, the spirit of the country desire to record to each other, absolute approval the work of the State. In Virginia, recruited the spirit of the New York and commended this spirit of the New York and commended the spirit of the Virginia. From distant waters, Virginia, there can many energetic, hopeful leaders, county and our teachers public and private schools churches The Dallas Express MURDERER OF COLORED BOY COMMITS SUICIDE IN JAIL Killed Boy in Cold Blood Because of Unavoidable Accident; Remorse Caused Suicide. Lowe ran a few steps but was shot down and died on his way to the hospital. William D. Gresham, Hloomstad, New York. spoke on "The Value of Co-operation in Schools of Virginia." Hon. Harry L. McGann, president of the Virginia instruction in Virginia, spoke on "Ed McGann, president of the State Norfolk School District." The excellent work of the Virginia Industrial School of Glosseret, the spoke on "Value of Owning Association program for included schools, primary schools, rural schools, high schools, men's high school. Alan Washington, who reflected president speech, something to stimulate the school board, through people themselves, to see that education people themselves, to see that education people REPRESENTATIVES FROM MANY NATIONS AND ALL DENOMINATIONS SPEAK OUT FRANKLY IN FAVOR OF MORE CHRISTIAN SPIRIT AMONG STRONGER RACES TOWARD WEAKER. MANY NEGROES PRESENT. BRILLIANT PAGEANT STAGED. HEARTY WELCOME ACCORDED VISITORS BY IAPS "We the delegates of the World's Sunday School School Convention, in New York, are representing thirty countries and 360,000 officers, teachers and school administrators." Counting Out of Negro in St. Louis Be Probed. Counting Out of Negro in St. Louis Be Probed. Atlanta, Ga. Nov. 23. Judge John C. McCormick has become thoroughly on rapport with the situation in hand and has been able to influence the state courts for stabbing Wright Weldner. As a result of his work, he had no to have 77 stitches taken in THE DUTY OF NEGRO DALLAS The Bishops' Council and Connectional Assembly of the A. M. E. Church will meet in the City of Dallas in February of 1921. This gathering, the guest of St. James A. M. E. Church will bring to our city more than two thousand of the most representative men of the race in America. It will be composed of bishops, general officers and laymen of the A. M. E. church of the world, who will make up the committee on organic union, and heads of the educational institutions of the church everywhere. They will honor our city with their presence. They will be our guests, the guests of Texas for the first time in the history of this great church which was established more than one hundred years ago. They must be housed, entertained as befits their station, and made to know that they have acted wisely and well in choosing this city as their meeting place. Their entertainment is the duty of all of us. Their presence will affect all of us. It is more than an ordinary convention. A committee of business men and citizens headed by Dr. R. T. Hamilton has already been formed and is now busy planning for the reception and entertainment of these visitors. It has been estimated that more than an ordinary amount of money is necessary to the successful accomplishment of this duty. The contribution of every business man to this fund will be a good investment. The hearty co-operation of households and property owners will signify a sense of the civic pride and responsibility for which Dallas and Texas are famous. We are parts of Dallas. It is a city famous in doing big things in a big way. It always succeeds and the spirit of its citizens is responsible for this success $5,500 must be raised in sixty days by the citizens of Dallas in order that this Council be approved. No citizen is excepted. Every one of us is involved. Our duty is plain. It is urgent. Let us hold ourselves ready to help in making a success of Dallas' most important gathering. In commenting upon the adoption, Dr. Wren told the secretary of the university said—"The world has been made safe for democracy. The greater task of democracy remains. Democracy is at the crossroads. Great Sunday School Pageant. Every Sunday School worker should and his host. Wren told the court that Wren told the court to shoot him and that he knew Weddham had a big stick in his mouth. "How did you know it?" asked the colt. "Felt it." exclaimed Brany, simply. "What effect did that it was not in self-defense affect that it was not in self-defense over to the state court. A SUGGESTIVE MONUMENT. Fairbairn. "The people of Camp Bellevue." There is not a race of people anyone can be a Japanese politeness. One is astonishing even under the most trying circumstances and even under the most trying circumstances any kind in Japan. Everyone works and no one is even men or women like and shiffts. burns, main street a monument to the wounded, or death in the Great War, carry the names of the monuments with the names of the battles, in slides are similarly inscribed with the names of the wounded or were wounded. On top of the slides with the words "Their all for Democracy World." A white Atlanta paper finds the soldiers, but to the justice and patrolism of Campbell county still YOU'LL BE SORRY IF YOU DON'T ENTER OUR GREAT PRIZE CONTEST. SIAL EQUALITY BUT ENROLLS IN Y.M.C. FTER MAKING SMALL not, and I paid zero for that job. "That's you you've lost," Mrs. Henderson said. "And now get out and tell your troubles to a policeman." --- History of Case. Varner's Charges Flatly Dealed. Pays High Price For Job But Gets "Stung." "Hat, lady I paid $25.00 for this job," he said. PER ANNUUM $8.00. PRICE THEN CENTS. Has Always Wanted to Learn But Found Only Chance After Living Was Made Secure; Was Slave. PAGE TWO Jackbesson, Nov. 25—Sunday school on time. Service was well attended. B. Y. P. U. at 4 p. m. m. service at night, collection $13.00. Rev Brown was here from Mineral Well, Mr. Brown was here from Bolden left Saturday for his home in Whitehawk. Mr. George Bruce is also. Mrs Nancy Phillips cut her Bolden last week while peeling a coconut. Sherman Nov. 25—Sunday was a high day in Bethlehem Sunday school was at its best after which pastor Cowlwren prescheduled as never before from Luke 24-13, and our hearts buried as he talked. Union was fine for Rev Boulden, using a text Act. 1-8 and Oh! how we enjoyed the message At night the philosopher was in being put into Bethlehem under the leadership of Rev. J. W. Cadel Collection for the day $40.00. Rev Secretary: Gertrude Hamble-Secretary. Garland, Nov. 25 - Sunday School was well attended Sunday, Mr. Horace Walker and Mrs. Marguerite Nobles were married at the home of Mr. Horace Walker and young farmers. Miss Rosa Dudley was in town Saturday, Mr. George Nobles was in Garland Saturday also. Mr. Sam Clark, Mrs. Bell Gardon was in Garland Saturday also. Mr. Will Hamilton was here Saturday. The young men of Garland were in Lake Burton in Skype Saturday. Mr. George McHride was in town Saturday selling cotton, Mrs. Elsie McHride was in Lake Burton in Skype Saturday. Mr. George McHride was in town Saturday selling cotton, Mrs. Elsie McHride was in Lake Burton in Skype Saturday. The Express is the only leading news center; don't miss it. Mt. Zion-Pleasant Grove. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jude, Jr., a boy. After fourteen days illness the reporter is up again. Mr. Bryant was a member of the units were united in holy wedlock; Rev. J. B. Bryant officiated, Mrs. Rev. C. H. Juddo, after spending a week in the hospital. Alice Chance, has returned home, Mr. G. W. McFallin is working up the Odd Pathwa at Khenzer. He and the good men and women to join. Insure your property against bribery in the Western Mutual. Five Insurance Company of Texas see J. H. Edwards, Agent, Calvert, Texas. 11-6-11 Milford, Nov. 25—Missima. Ernie Lee Beaty, Gillie Buckley went to Waxahachie, Mrs. Susan Carter of Wichita Falls is visiting relatives. Mrs. Ann Walker says she is going the read the Express as long as she can get a dine. Born to Mother and son are doing nicely. Mother and son are doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Wright are full of volunteer a fine boy, Mother and son are doing nicely. Mother and son are doing nicely. Cuney, Nov. 25-. Both the Sunday school and B. Y. P. U. were well attended Sunday. Rev. J. E. Brown preached two able sermons. Collections were good. Mrs. H. L. Price is convalescing. Rev. J. L. Hamilton with parents. Mrs. Garger and parents. Misses Garger and Powell have opened a Shoe Shop and Department Store on Thomas street. Mrs. Garger prespecting this week. Mr. Jesse, the brother of A. J. Jesse, was in Cuney this week. Quit a number of the businesses at Cuney Sunday. Among them were Mr. Mack. Minstenkus and family. Mr. A. J. Minstenkus is sick. In the Western Mutual fire insurance Company of Texas, see H. L. Price, Agent, Minstenkus. 13-6-41 Marshall, Nov. 25.—The rally at C. M. E. church was marked with a memorial service and a visit by Bishop Cottrell will give $1000 and Dr. J. R. Shepherd will give will give a memorial to the final commencement with M. James Edward an old and highly respected citizen of Marshall and Harrison County. He was a member of the portion of the city after a long illness. He was a member of Eclectic Church of the city and a member of church his funeral was attended. Rev. Ed. Kelly attending. He was buried in the Powder Mill Mementum. He was buried with their honors—lain to rest in the Powder Mill Mementum. In the city visiting her parents and friends. The 71st Judicial District Court is grinding away on the non Tegne, Nov. 25—Rev. Manning preached his annual sermon Sunday at the C. M. E. church. Rev. J. D. preached his Sunday night at the Baptist church. He was called to Mexia to preach the funeral of Mie. Roberta Tatum from the night school. Phyllis, who was shot some time ago, died the 16th instant. The remains were carried to Avant Prairie for burial. Mr. T. H. Huckleberry and family have returned home. Ensure your property against fire. Mr. D. Shaw, Agent, Te克斯, Texas Insurance Company of Texas, see M. D. Shaw, Agent, Te克斯, Texas. Rev. Mrs. Ida B. Jefferson of Longview, Texas left Friday for Fort Worth. This noble woman was murdered by her sister but had the case in those desiring further information may write to the police. Ms. B. Jefferson, DLS East Strd E. Fort Worth, Texas, Phone Lamar 421. 11-27-11 Rheed Nov. 25 - Service was well attended at New Zion Sunday Rev. Dawson preened. Rev. L. M. McGrade of Marlin reviewed the Sunrise Sunday Service for Seguine to enter Gaudalieu College on the 8th. She was escorted by the police. Mrs. J. D. Hills of Waco were here Sunday visiting. Our public school is moving about the under the leadership of Mrs. J. D. Hills and Mrs. Miss Roselle Herdin. Mrs. Smith of San Antonio visited La Grande and gave her a nice reception. A number of sisters turned out and gave her a nice reception. Several Mr. Norman Kittrell was in the city this week. Mr. Frankle Lacy Jab, having her home repaired on N. Border Avenue, Mr. Early Sharp presented his wife with a new car. She sent them to town to have rubber heels put on them and the little girl lost one of them. Forney, Nov. 25—Services at Mt. Zion were good. Rev. Varner preached. Rev. J. L. Herron was rallying for Dollar Money for annual conference. Mrs. Herron raised the claim. Mrs. Helen Hard has returned from Corsica, Mrs. Richardson, Mr. Q. Vance and Mrs. L. Lipscomb were in Dallas Sunday. Torrell, Nov. 25—Rev. J. G. Collins of the C. M. E. church preached his sermon for conference Tuesday. Rev. T. W. Daily of Palestine, the newly elected pastor of Bethlehem Baptist church, was invited to give a sermon by Giving™. Mrs. Partheina Thomas of W. Frank街 died about 10 a.m. Monday the 22, from New Hope Baptist church, Rev. D. A. Butler, pastor officiating, Kaufman County Santa Fe, gave a final rally which they hope to raise enough funds to begin building at the church, up stars over Drug Store. Jacksonville, Nov. 25.—Rev. T. L. Willis, pastor of Basson Chapel C. L. Willis, pastor of Jasper, finished his work Sunday, March 14, for the annual conference at Tyler this week. Collection $90.00. Reception the pastor was grand. Missionary ladies met at Mrs. Sallie McGee's residence Tuscaloosa. The Mining School was grand. The pastor was grand. Missionary brides the Eleventh Anniversary of their pastor. Rev. A. M. Mitchell, Mrs. Sallie McGee, Mrs. Louise Willis, mother of Dallas was in the city a few days to visit her mother, Mrs. Sallie McGee, Mrs. Louise Willis, mother of Dallas was in the city with her son. Dallas Express found at Jim McGee's Barber Shop every Saturday. Falls Nov. 25.—The Ladies Progressive club met. Wednesday evening with Mrs. L. Newton, Lake street. The lower floor was profuse with chrysanthemum in outbuildings. The second and fourth baskets. Owing to the length business session the literary program was extended to 24th instant. The setting together the club quilt of maple leaf design the art work of afternoon. The second o'clock dinner. Places laid for fourteen. Next meeting with Mrs. Walter Jackson Lake Street, J. L. Johnson reporter. Egypt, Nov. 25—Sunday School was well attended with Bro. Long at his posé of duty. Uncle Floyd is flyovering the city with his prowess, proving, Mr. Henry Hall is a member of the Peoples Benevolent Association. Mr. Chia Jones has pursued his studies. Starks visited Egypt Saturday night. Mrs. Amanda Brown is visiting her brother, Mr. Richard Floyd, and wife are visiting in Egypt. Mrs. Hattie Lander and son, Eddie are sick at home. Mrs. Amanda Brown is race by reading the Dallas Express. Don't miss it. Mrs. Lander is sick, years the husband of Mrs. Amanda Floyd, has professed a hope in Christ and was baptized in the presence of the following persons. Mrs. Amanda Floyd, Mrs. Amanda Floyd and niece, Mrs. Alice Johnson and husband, Mr. Sam Johnson, Mr. Tobe Howard, Mr. Edward Frost, Nov. 29—Farmers are busy trying to gather their crops. Miss Edna Schultz, the teacher of Frost High School, and Miss Paddet from Kerans opened school at S. T. Delight Nov. 15, Miss Lizzie Hunt, the teacher of Huston College, Mrs. H. M. Harper sold nine turkeys for $40.00. Miss Sallie and Jimmie Hunt cook dinner at the school. Mrs. Harper canned fruits and vegetables of many kind. Jimmie and Hunt Hunt spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Tommy Wales. City, Nov. 25—Miss Lizzie Wilson and Mr. James Johnson were married Saturday night. Mrs. Rena Nelson was in Roxton attending the funeral of her cousin, Rachel Nelson, who was in Saturd in their homes. Mrs. Lecora King has a nicely repaired home in modern brick and stone, and any new to be added to the wrought iron. Your friends delight in hearing of you through the paper. Mrs. R. W. Johnson was present that they are teaching in one of the large schools of Oklahoma with 11 teachers on the faculty. Whitewright. Nov. 25—Sunday School was good time to present a new book. M. E. church Sunday, Mrs. Jones of Wolfe City was called to the bedside of her son William Wright. When you see her in wood, as Cecil Gatewood, the reporter has gone to Houston to school. She signed from this church the second Sunday. Sister L. H. Heary was here in the Missionary work. Greenville. Nov. 25—Rev. S. W. Winston and Master Stacey Davenport has returned from Fort Worth. The Reed Concent Band is practicing. Dr. Irwin was visiting here. Dayray from Master Stacey Davenport was white in the city visiting. The Clark Street Christian Church is in the city visiting. Rev. L. H. Crawford, pastor. Lone 04k, Nov. 25—Sunday school at the C. M. E. w was well attended by the students. W. Smith preached his closing sermon for the year. Rev. Prince preached at night service. Day's collection last Tuesday for Conference at Tyler, Mr. W. H. Anderson and wife, Mrs. Sarah Edwards and Mrs. attending the conference at Tyler. Rice, Nov. 25—The Church Fair began last Thursday night. Mr. Green Kinnibrow of Dallam is visiting his wife's office. Mr. Archel Church held their last quarter Saturday and Sunday. Rev. Burns of Simon, being sent to act in the P. E. church, which time the P. E. put in his appearance and preached two able sermons. Collections were good for the attended at Hopewell. Insure your property against fire in the Western Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Texas, see A. Harper, Agent, Ennis, Texas. MART. M. F. Church Notes. The spirit was very high all day at this church. Sunday school was attended by 100 people in the porch. Oh, pew our hearts did burn within as he spoke by the way. At 7 o'clock, Rev. Olivier Bouchard, pastor of the noble sermon, subject: I and the Resurrection." Other visiting brothers, Rev. Shelyb, Rev. Thornton. OKLAHOMA TOWNS. Lawton, Nov. 25.—Rev. E. Boone of Guthrie, Okla., was appointed pastor of the Barnet Chapter A. M. McKenna preached at 11 o'clock and Rev. Jeben McKenna preached at night at Bethlehem Baptist church. Mr. J. F. McKenna was called on behalf of the death of uncle. Mrs. Lula Payton gave a birthday party in honor of her little daughter, Tommy. Many were pre- The Devil to Pay ARE YOU IN DANGER? SEE "Dangerous-To-Men" Palace, Thursday Old Folk's Sunday, Services at 1st Baptist church Sunday, Services at Sporter Chapel A. M. E. church Sunday were quite interesting all day. Card of Thanks. Our sincere thanks to our many friends for kindnesses rendered, dur- ing illness and death of our dear mother, Mrs. C. H. ADAMS, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. ADAMS, 71 Chicago Avenue, Okuznej, Oklahoma. HAITIAN PRESIDENT ASKS CONGRESS TO INVESTIGATE. (By A. N. P.) "On similar occasions the two of us caused much distress to my enjoyment. "And you believe a congressional intervention will clear the air, was asked." President Dartiguenave answered emphatically; "I believe so. There has been a lack of co-operation. You are a great people. I beg you to be kind to a little people." PICKENS DISCUSSES JAP QUESTION IN CALIFORNIA SPEECH. "You must have noticed that when one is prejudiced against you, you are slightly. As an outsider I have been in trouble which the white man of the Pacific Islands, Japanese, heard he them complain, as I rode with them on the train, that such-and-such a little coast town, such-and-such a little coast town, such-and-such a little coast town, that their restaurants sell more of any white restaurant (think how a cold beer costs $100 per bottle) than this cold beer costs $10, that they make more out of leased defence farm which they own, that they stick together and that they give gems to where the white man fails," he accused "of all this crime! More than 10,000 people daily complaining against the Japanese bearing superiority of the Nippon one out of every thirteen borne in California last year was a position of the Japanese population, per cent of california's white women, eight per cent of the Japanese women NEGRO FOREIGN AGENT OF CUBAN TIRE CO. Havana, Cuba. Nov. 15—HAROLD BROWN, the acting general agент for the Cuban Rubber Tire he is to be represent his company as one here that he will receive $6,000 a year. MARK DIRECT CHARGES AGAINST L. S. MARINES. (II) Associated Negro Press) The direct charge has been lodged with the direct charge, and the attorney that one Presman Lang, formerly president of Hitchcock in 1817, this vestigating the activities of American industry, has been charged with a former native acting corporate who billed Boulanger testified that the men tack by侵入organs. The men killed by in revenge for the attack which hit life on life on the part of the Ameri- can loss of life on the part of the Ameri- Textify Others Killed. THANK LETTER CARRIER FOR SAYING LIVES BURING FIRE. (By A. N. P.) ARMISTICE DAY CELEBRATED AT TREKNOVE (Dy A. N. P.) Tuskegee Institute, Ala., Nov. 25—The celebration at Tuskegee Institute by the ES-Soldiers on the Faculty and Vocational Training Course of the Institute. The celebration was conceived in the institute Chapel, Lieutenant Colonel Robert H. H. Sullivan, ser of Military Science and Tactics, and program was composed of short talks by various ex-service men, mu- tured and camp songs by the ES-soldier, der and enthusiasm as of old. In an address an address was delivered by Vice Pineapple Warren Logan, the uniform and presented an impressive spectacle of the award renewing their allegiance to which they had offered their lives. SAYS INDIANS HAD FIRST "LEAGUE OF NATIONS." (By A. N. P.) St. Louis Indians, Indiana, long before the advent of nationals to America, had a "league of nations" to women, according to Miss Jane Wynne, a woman descendent of the Wyandotte tribe, descendent of the Wyandotte tribe, convention of the Society of American session her. The "league" dissolved, and the "league" officers were she said the "league" officers were RICHMOND BANKS HAS HAD PRO- PEROUS CAREER. STOP! LOOR! LISTEN! * —“Dangerous-To-Men” Palace, Thursday Colored Fire Insurance Company Pays All Claims Promptly. Read Letter From Insurant The Bishops’ Council Has The Floor. All Inter- est Turned Toward The Coming of That Great Body of Race Leaders. DO YOU WANT'TO SAVE MONEY? | **we» COHEN'S “sen | DRESS, SUIT : and COAT | ‘MUST BE SOLD AS WE | NEED ROOM FOR OUR TOYS ™ DOLL STOCK THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY. ‘WE ARE READY. MAKE YOUR SELEC- TON WOW. PAY A SMALL DEPOSIT ‘AND WE WILL HOLD UNTIL CHRISTMAS. Cohen’s 1004 ELM STREET CALVERT, Texas, Nov. 18. 1930 Mr. ALK Leonard, Pros, Western Mutual Fire Tas. Co, Gan Antonio, Texas, Dear Ste: — ~ Lam In rectat ot pavers fo ‘stout of fom ot ty house by fie sich was inwutea i Your company for ¥i.i00, turned hese papere over to Mt. Joo "Walton, Jour agent “at Cat ort, he save’ ime the check from {he Wenn buttal ‘ire toruranee Go, which aid me ter the lou, i ih to thank he Western Mo tuat Fire insurance company’ Yor thelr promptness and fracas siting ths cin, ‘which 7ou ld inva’ days after’ we notfed You ot the fie Thanklse you again and ylang you much sutcom fai, ‘ery reeoctuly your, DAN SIMs, ‘The Western Mujual Fire Insur. en The second great mass mepting of citizens met at the Pythian Toa: le last Tuesday, might, the 23rd Ins, to perfoet the general plan for the coming of the Dishope Couneth and Copnectional Aasexi- bly which are to hold thelr ten ‘easton in this ity early In Peb- ruaty next, The kood people of Dal- las are Becoming fully aroused to ibe magnitude of tho task that ts ‘before, them In caring for $0. vast ‘company s_diatingulshed persons, Men representing every walk of life" wore present. st thie “miveting ‘and agnified a keeh Interest in Ail’ that was done. Zt means “much {o late ail the Biahopn af tho A. M. X enuren and Bishope from the Gther “branches of" the . Colored Methodism "as the uest of Dallas ‘The Dallas citizens arv determin. ed" that Ue vialtors shall leave: the ‘ty ‘with nothing but" words "of Praise for the hospitality” and. ne Shirt of our people of oth races Dr. RT. Hamilton, the ehaitimaa, Was tiveh delighted’ with ‘Ue. largs Thumber of. representative eittzens feho. mathered, to support. him the big taik to which fey elected bm, ‘The ‘executive ‘coxtmittes met and tude the following selections "of men who are to head. the. various departments of the’ ix drive. that a" being planned to raise fund of 445.800, needed to perfect ‘plans for the Counel. Prot. J.P. Starks, the thousand men's lub. Te i the pur. ose ot thls. unique elu to ene "thousand amen, who will help thls faterprise,. ‘Every’ broad minded ‘man thouid be » member Del. , Hamilton was selected ‘Sopa ete ieee ‘Tito WA Fictones AME Rea as Fae ia ais ‘ame protert wa read efor th con Wrorela thal repoiuton ocering the taies Wee eer Berea se ee er Face copsern operated by and for uF people, is establlehing an en Viable reputation in the prompt ottement of tholr claims, paying ‘most of them In from three (3) to seven (1) day's time, while moat companies doing the similar bust ees take trom 60 to 90 days. ‘The above letter 4a wel-oxplans- tory and ls one of the many re ‘ceived from time to time by the ‘company from Its satlatiod Insur ante, ‘The ofticers of this concern are {o be complimented for the splen- dia showing of thele company and The Exprea takes delight in re- commending the company to our ‘people as dependable, trustworthy And deverving our wnstinted sup- port. ‘This company has more than 160 agents in different” paris of Texas td over $2,000,000 worth of Ia to bring the matter to the Chureh- oy pes tae nee sonia rife erway aaron Josie tae ese ee cocengel gery. oie ee miner ane ieee inens J Dalias to prove what they | paar ta Shae 8 ha tl incite Shim & pron oe et a te Sep bocos es ten oo ee ret Sante ae a areata ae Rea tr any ert ret (eaetea peat ths hy, ee otek Sun iar eee oat es Secs Ipoeatt Rae tt ste ae ea ae ane era ies ets ‘else eee An the various professions. Pe ee ora etic woes ta ertae weeuta ran fee orate aaa eee gi eee ves ec ee ae ve eee aon me pores tener, ere Sar many ead Ss a ee See aes Sea cueres woe "A spéeial meeting of all men in- terested in the coming of this Feat peo eee ee: Sees oo Seo teas ule Seek ea eee ge Dae ee Ste as Soper at Sout Salad ais Se ore i tytn the aac rine “eect Ee ea eae ease pares nite aaee ‘Nee byinot murmurming after tosiow ip bine MISS T. H. MILES,. ‘OP CHICAGO, ‘TEACHER, OF PIANO AND VOICE Home Stadio 2408 Manger Ave, Dallas, Texas irate [HE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27 2415 Elm Street, Bigger, brighter and better than ever. Everything to suit your taste as well as your pocket book. Tables supplied with best market products and service unexcelled. ENOS WHITAKER, Prop. . eeseeeessesseceseseneseseenenseonenneonesesteney eteenesseseseseseessenssesasneeesensentenneeneet McMILLAN’ GREATER CAFE 2413 Elm : Dallaa’ Newest and Most Up-to-Date Bating Revort. 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STRICKLAND, President, 4 COFIRLD, teerstecy, GRAND CENTRAL THEATRE: ' Final Episode of “mE Screaming Shadow” BEN WILSON AND NEVA GERBER, “UELUET FINGERS” penpals "gden Dances’ MRT JOE RYAN | SHAN aie EReN VEILED MYSTERY” : ross arses ae TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, NOV. 30TH AND DEC, 1ST ALBERT E. SMITH Presents EARLE . ” WILLIAMS in “THE PURPLE CIPHER: The lover of mystery stories will find “THE PURPLE Cl- PHER" to his liking. It is the tale of a young man who becomes entangled with a Chinese Secret Organization and offers Earie Williams unusual opportunities to display his historic ability. ‘The love interest is well sustained in a net work of suspense, thrills, mystery and intense dramatic situations. See this mystery story. It will grip you and hold you in its power from the very first flash. se Adults 20c; 10 Year Old Children 15c SELMA MOORE, Ticket Agent sa ND ak OSS Re PAGE THER i EVERY SUNDAY i TA) THE PHANTOM FOE Featuring JAUNITA HANSEN with WARNER OLAND, Continued every Sunday, ac, Final Exide of THE DRAGON'S NET” rescore MARIE WALCAMP ‘The woman who knows no fear, sac, Following “THE DRAGON'S HET" THE KING OF THE CIRCUS” Featuring EDDIE POLO. Eighteen Weeks Serial, Continued. every. Sunday ee "THE DALLAS EXPRESS ca <a RS a rEPepER| er ner iv la eae! Bo Me Be eae ee rain a . [rene ntsocutioN. Rie eae as DE Hasan marie rumuasnine Bieta me Banos rent . Weeat wed Peet, Cam : aS PEER ee er coat “SUBSCRIPTIONS IN ADVANCE oe nnn ‘Montha a 1.60 faves Monti te Bigs Goer nse Sees iy econ Be Se L ae See tips, one a tis Pre seEE IMPORTANT. si He Gisereter SANT rrp pri ph cre, RS a See Cae ime as never holated the white feather, uslthor bas it been ingraced by the yellow ttreak, Tt ta not atheted ‘with the flannel mouth. Tt is a plalo, every day, sen faible, conservative newspa- Der, which trims ao salt to cateh the pasting breeeo: {lea no doubtful fag: Tt Dprofeesee “4 patriotiam a P road us our ¢ountry, Ite ove of even handed justice cavers all the territory o°- eupied by the human race, ‘Thin tn pretty high ground, bat we yp on Te and are Prowpering. “Boys of the reas tome up and stand with wa Thin ground te oly, W, B KING. SATURDAY, NOV, 2%, 1020, a “A. graup 6f Dallas indies beaded iy ube Bar “oney fore Se ge Eee See eace oo eee ere i oo Seat ccce hoo a ae rat se ae Seine ere See co aeggeeee more ek paatag intares. Sere Seas ca, me een Ee ies orate warcoas. ete ss eee eee re Rae eae os oe Scr peng ee cers eee a tebdey ef wake ace. rae and: ‘voth of entrance and ree a oon fans Er at Pr Sh hesrdly Wik pits tore Basel ay a ce ree 80 he ttle ere ee been oct (Ath scx basa, ronatt 1S oo Eo ee : Beata aici liek oe tenet cee ents fee ae tene somone ae os oon ater crear Sener at ‘Bowe day should be vet apart a: eo ss ae oa Peta wear ce metre tee eerie eee We are in te uthy. wit coy esate Gee tee hy i eeerapse fe ay Se eet as See Teetiag. pastors and Tenters of pecnl Pere cre oe eee se, ae a The i wunte offers space tm ils eotgiene tor coumnet upon. ree of fie mov Se “ho continvnlly” aod fil the. more ! rma ieee Government cf a ered raced on 4a" the people eeneraily Be. other ‘eorernment” world ave te ‘ik Dnaheviom tarde Fee Wt i otro ‘ih flee and "conatcis pli ‘endeavors tall Ee Wort ie narety fac ae sry rilgihcer « wen ber cessed Gr fall He stone Ie the ton Tokcr the Disbors Srp) ite tir passe coperativn ability to ite ROPE 1A THANKSGIVING. ee er Te ee ni ‘conditions which would tend to give rise to this. ng of thankfulness, for all about us are evidences of individual and advancement along many lines. . co ‘today we were still giving thanks for the cessa- ‘of | war and trying, in terms of our own rebirth into ae unknown racial consciousness, to forecast our lot for ‘a part of that, then future, has become reality and we seen tale ae'te rly evaluate and judge those con- on which ar then ut ry meas, whee roe cea ee i wren eter ae com iy. con AIuering the problema necessarily incident upon the reconstruction of American thought in terms of true Democracy and Christian brotherhood. We wonflered whether we were capable of 0 weld- ‘olurselves into an efficient operating unit which should fin- . by means of its single mindedness, prove its value in a of Pte a ‘where efficiency is the standard by which Part. the whale ache ae even hele pices. ‘We wondered then, but we are thanh ‘now: thankful for two reasons above all others. ‘Firat of all we aro truly thankful that we have realized that within ns is the power to help ourselves if we but sufficiently ex- ae ree of co-operation and mutual help which shall rend- er us indissolubly into a unit of power. ‘We have demonstrated during the past year an ability seem ‘uncanny, in the light of our former lack of exercise of this r, to support our own causes, submerge individual preferen- ces for the cause of racial advancement, give to all movements a charitable inspection with a view to determining their ca- ity for mutual benefit, and stand by the belief that right and stice recognize no middle in their application to the exer- | tise of citizenship and its : During the past year our business projects have increased both in number and prosperity. We are becoming more and more {imbued with the idea that paupers are powerless and dependent ‘upon the charity of their neighbors for a mere existence. ‘Our desire for @ share in choosing our chief executives and of 'determining the character of those who should make and admin- ister the laws by which we are governed caused us, in the cam-| -paign just closed, to show ourselves a unit, manfully resisting! ene tae lores. ‘in so far as voting ability could bring it ‘to pass,arealization of our determination to obtain a just and fair | ‘civic chance. We followed our leaders, We supported and champ- aig ‘Own cause. Instances of co-operative effort along all lines more numer-| ous than ever before, are proof positive that we have at last found ‘ourselves, that we are thing to pay the price of being recognized oe others as inferior in no way in our ability to contribute to ‘success of America; that we are determined that even as we Fealize that we are dependent upon and indebted to other Ameri- eans for help toward our existences so must they realize that they’ are dependent also upon us for contributions to the sum total ot esti ie oe ea at he ‘them and that Revers CO opera ‘pin ‘may our mutual successes Ba valisne epee We are more sure of our ability now than ever before and we are thankful primarily for the greater realization of its presence. For Lat em we have been combatting a seemingly in- creasing Wall of prejudice and racial hatred of "us among’ ot neighbors, which has tended to lessen our contributions to the ‘sum total of national accomplishment because it has caused man- ifold limitations to be placed upon our opportunities to pursue tS "Tipe Fou Jon passed hos not witoened ny Janening of th year just n any lessening of e| Paledi necoserly tat hes ecned’ to aask edocs te ‘crease in the number of those of our neighbors who realize that ‘the s pirit of mutual co-operation if congeientiously followed, will ‘Tesult in increased benefit to all concerned. During a year ‘interracial movement has gained much headway, has ready been of much good, and bis fair to become mn it factor in producing a more harmonious scheme of exis- tence for the races in America. “The success of such a movement must in its final analysis de- ‘upon the condition of mind of its author's and supporters. ‘a state of mind is arrived at only as thoughts and acts are. to conform to a progressive scheme of civilization, an at- at an ideal following of the dictates of justice and a regard for the care of the rights of others. ‘Hf we are to judge by the number of interracial meetings of ‘the past year, the acta of individuals in various sections of the ‘country in upholding the law in spite of public opinion against it in the case of Negroes the increasing frankness of expressions af people in antority both North ‘nd South and the fairy num- erous ‘of concrete improvement in conditions as they af- fect the Negro, we are forced to feel that the hope of a better’ at in regard to us is not insecurely founded, We are ‘for such a realization, ‘As we look back upon the'year just past we seem to see this OSS Ree 2 OW a at eventual tor day may be brought info existence ‘a disruption of the general scheme of prosperity. ‘this of America’s problem the Philadel-| Ua Pull Ladaer analyzes this phase of America’s ra- whey it says: "irony mabe led ene by ge: what fundamentally q eae an d industrial conditions, behind anc be created. J for example, brands the community wherein it oc- ars ag having low ton of popula ethic, x debased pull opn- jon. Bee ary ay ety citi tobe whaly civ until a| tag fal lay i ve and operative force inthe settlement of lspuies between race and race between man and ma. a ‘meeting-the other night was that of friends of the Ne-| Maes Woop: os pice Gr forte of txt Uastad of ‘of arms, Instead of fo it wants to see tngtalled the influence of humanese sod of| justice. It considers and will further'n rational scheme to secure gil aid, education, sanitary Housing, recreation, a. rfasonable omifert in travel, a better economic condition and an open door| ‘industrial opportu nity for those who today are excluded from Fe A cacti ate peay a pools ar vot happy te an are racial oes is eeeeeeets: 3 till wery mn tus Jeared fo ive on at law | order with every other. Europe today. by, na-| ons tha ibaa ts ta telghbors Beal andi of A fish and superfluous bo undary disputes; by greed of gain and| tat Herein A merica, to0, we have had the and humit-| ating speciale ofwhite peopl and the Negroes e Geran ares ailing to find the common ‘interdependence; Ham sbetaniis tec tent “Cortain brawling "agitators [have risen up to inflame it and incite to controversy. | Fool ee ‘writtenand lamentable plays produced | with. result that has been a blight upon both races. A race has Ninth Ward School under direction of Principal N. W. Hari- lee has opened the first Thrift Bank among the Colored Schools Pree ak ee saatiele on Soest allowed By others. Sav- Papa oe scape ae “hati re gone Ineat aince H.C. ot Ls began to hold away. Tk ik now South American gountrie, not Groat 3 ‘of antithe “meeting of the ben ne ea Garo: TWH DALLAS EXERESS, DALLAS, TEXAS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27,1920, | us tine ts THE MIRROR OF sta : PUBLIC OPINION for the cessa-| Late Heke idk REEL torae Down in Macodougal Street, in the heart of Greenwich Village, the Princetown Players are pioducing play which in clliag forth columns ot notice om the frenost dramatic erten of New York. The play. i fntitled “Pho Fanperor Jones” ‘The star of the cast, in fac the whl Diny 1h Charis $.iipa, Colored actor. The rest af the cast fe white, Mr. Giiofp showed himself x fnighed actor Ja “Abram Linea,” which Fm the whale of last rnaon in hin ly. He created the role of “Cast ‘wes the lay was produced in Americt Bo Anlshed was. hin acting tha probably, not one perwon out o's bundred ver knew that the: pa was ng played by m Colored oan. Most people took it for aranted tint the actor was x who wan darkened up to play the pur and the nowapapet over enlightened the people tn “The Emperor Joner"no such mistake in polbte; Me.dipin play witout any win and with very tle “nuke up ‘The cluen ot New York sre procaining ‘hs performance ax one of the bst ever seen In this sity or example, Mr. Heywood frou, the dramatic ere oo "The. Tribune, ie a review, x column in length sys: ‘The Emperor ie played by a Negro actor named Charles 8, pin, rho ves the most thriling performance we have seen, any, place tl Season. He sustains tho mcecsion of scence in monoiorue not only ‘ ae hs Yoice ix one of gorswoun natural qualiy, but been he knows um what o do with tt All the note aro there and he knows jst what Yo do with ie All the notes are Chere and he has abo sn extrnordinary tu ily for tang tothe right place atthe righ time. Generally he seems far Jy painted ino the scenic desien. One performance tn not enouth to eae 4 player to the word gre even from n not too careful erie, but there ean be no auction Whatever that in “The Fmparor ones” lla In treat It is @ performance of herole sta(ure. It is 0 good that the fact that it 4% enormously silt seems only incidental Mr. Alexander Woolcott, the dramatic critic on “The Times.” tn a re low of caval lent ay ‘Though thin now play of hi fe 99 lumisly produced (at its prevent tan consists largely loos, unventiated Intermisions tnterepersed wt trazmentaryacones, i wenves ost potent spell, thaaka partly tothe foree and cunning ‘of the author. thes party tothe adalrable playing ot Charles & Giipin ina tke role wo predomgant that the pay ts Il more thas «dramatic monolocue, nin an vacommonly. owerf. and femplnatie ‘pertormance ia several respects. vnwurpansed thie weauon i ew York. i. Giipn is Neavo TEmhould be remembered. that Mr. Woolot, while ho 14. considered ous ot the greatest dramatic riven In the county, in lao a. Southerner in does not ‘go into eataies over Colored arta simply beenue they sre Colored, Tt was he who could ee very Ite in: the “Nenro. Plaera rho produced the Rdsley Torrence plays severay years nso. Mr. Woolct fenchided hia review a follows: “The Princetown Players have saaderoinly invested in cusblous for tte celebrated sats and s concrete dome to. catch and” diaaive thelr Ughts, 80 that even om thelr ite stage they an now ret sveh usin of distance and the wide otdoors as fw of thelr uptown rival can achieve But of tsimeasurabiy areater Importance ln their pronent enterprice, they cquired an actor, ove who ban Ie in him to invoke the pity and’ the terror hod tho undeeebable forsboing which ate part of the wecret of “The Emperor” Jones” ‘When we beard that Mr, lpia was coming out ofthe east of *Abra- ison tancotn” we regretted it. “The Emperor os" however ‘has avn hi the opportoniy to aiow that Ne can play not only a minor part bt usin an entire play, He & proving hint to be areat actor, and re te sino demonstrating to Now York pubic and Ueatieal manager hore mtisite powers of tne Nerro which wil some day be generally ree ene New York Ass vere SACRIFICE LIVES "0 VOTE. t remit bt Wieir Weyalty and dovotion to ¢ roes sacrificed thelr livee ‘during’ the presi a. They made the supremé sacrifice of deat ‘thousht {6 be rikht. ‘The ob's torch, the ea oMicers played the most consplevous par ‘without due process of law. to preas reports the trouble started when Ne alt on voting, thove Negroes knew it rea ut they had faith in the party for whom the p of American eldzens paid nich a price 0 ‘are those who have given service, there are to help the G. 0. P, tn ofer, but the etx An their tiver for the cause of the Republican or the party's suecens. ot the Negroes of Ameriea are. yearning f ate tempted to ery, “Oh! Lord, how loos." etathers in thin land many years ago. An Al “abolition of slavery tited curso from thi “Lincoln Is needed at this thne to strike th fea. Lyme taw In ondermining the very t ernment ik founded, The time la ripe to a 0p¢ that the vote that those Negroes souxht ‘Republican Party, go impressed the leaders rise In the strength of this nation, backed # damnable practice of lynching and ‘stamp s As a direct ‘result bt Yneir loyalty and devotion to the Republican Party, six Negroes. sacritced thelr lives ‘during the presidential election At Orlando, Ala. ‘They made the supremé sacrifice of death, fighting (or the cause they thought 10 be right. The mob's torch, the tynchers’ rope, and the faithless ofeers layed the mort conspicuous part in murdering theve Nesroes. without dae propess of law. Adtording to press reports the trouble started when Negroes attempted to vote. To inalat on voting, thove Negroes lenew it meant nothing less fhan death. But they bud faith in the party for whom they were voting. No other group of American eltlzons paid much « price or showed such loyalty. “Tere are Uhose who have given service, there are thoae who gave of thelr means to help the G. 0, P, i offer, but the six Anierican Negroes Yeho macrifioed thelr lives for the cause of the Republican Party, pald the highest price for the party's success. ‘The hearts of the Negroes of America are yearning for a change of condition. We ate tempted to ery, “Oh! Lord, how long.” ‘Thin was the Gry ot our forefathers in this land’ many years ayo. An Abraham Lincota Wax sent. ‘The abolition of slavery lifted curso from this country. An- other Abraham Lincoln is needed at this the to ateike this present day eurae of America, Lynch law in undermining the very foundation upon which this government ts founded. ‘The time It ripe to strike and strike hard. Let us hope that the vote thet those Negrose sought to cast in the Inorest of the Republicin Party, go impressed the leaders of that party that they will rise in the strength of thls nation, backed by the power of God, strike this damnable practice ot lynching and stamp It out of thls and — Bt, Louie Argus. A SROTIONAL WEAKNESS, ‘The fatal weakness of the white South is tts fallure to achieve and tmaintaln a sane and sensible ponition on the race question. Many of ita leaders and writers affect 10 regard the Negro as leus than human and yet pretend to fear that this race despised as interior, incapable of ovéreomin the welght of numbers and education and domintaing the section. “The South has the Knack: at times of dota, or proposing to ay, cer tain good things for the Negro, such as providing better sebbollt and vanitatlon. ‘But even those whive friende In the South, who advocate wuch measures of jurtice, have to cainonflas the act by the assertion that white supremacy 1s to be malntained. This unnecessary and vociferous aaser- tion of the doctrine o€ white supremacy, in season and cut of season, leads t the suspicion that it muxt be Desed ‘on mighty shaky foundation. Any race stipremacy based on siperior attainments and achievements would not ‘The fatal: weakness of the white South is its failure to achieve and tnainthin a sno and semble poston on the race qveation, Many of it leaders and wrltrs affect lo rorar tho Nosro ex lowe than hnman and yd Drotand to fear that this race despised a Interlor, incapable of evéroomiae the weleht of ntmbert and edncaton and demisaing the section, “The South has the knack. at ines of dolns, or proposing to. sy, cer {ain good hinge for the Negro, such as providing etter webbing and ‘asitaion ‘ut even those whi fiend Inthe South, who advocate buck Ineasres of Jartie, have {o eainouas the act by the neerton that white sbremucy tbe Matntalned. "Tie vmnneconaary and. vociferous ese thon of the doctrine of white supeemecy, in season an oot of anor, Lada to the suspicion that mont be bandon mighty shaky foundation, Any ace sirmacy fused on syperior altainments end achievements would et eed. to anertipalt bo lowly and’ 0 frequently ‘Thi fact x thatthe race wuoremacr, white domain aud general ob sereeal systems of the: South ace Yad cn rank ud and: moral and DeonoatYtinidation. ‘The suppreesion of the nutee, by fraud, physica Inchildaou throush mob violence and Ki-Khox wetbods total ttndaten siteith he ery o€ social eabalty and other racial Posion are the. Dann Qf white supremacy, and these foul weapons are ux quickly wellded against 4 thts sam advooating \ustiee toward the Nesiven. aa nemnst the Negro 4 Womninaton tansd on noch rotten practice must ever be tn fear of failing 1 7Thieperitent tort to Rotp the Negro down haa kept the whe South down, Negro labor has béen foreed to flee from the farms and flantations and Ge production of corn and cotton har boon banpered ‘earo business men have been foreed lo sacrifice their property and rewore Yo dtuer ecto. Ya eoking to eriah the Nexto and rointalo, white mr Deemer by fores ard rand fhe South tas retarded lt economle develop tent Now, it the Woushtful white ma ofthe Sorth endeavor to get & trae focus on this race question, Let them see the Negro not as menacing bogy seit ut, ht a van, cor fn ‘the ¢conomic development Ot thts section, ‘Let them try methods of law and order, Justce and fa eating Aid the bogies of social atalty: and’ Negro. domtoation Will be laid to reat. ‘Whom the South becames strong enough to practice a square deal to races within ite borders; then and only then, will it be able to free it- Af trom ils one fatal weakneas. ia ai peed wha wa rad fr Cored CS Wa “Cine, About twenty healthy bibles were prevent and were examined ‘wi kood movement for the lowering of the death rate amon intanta, aetip baton owen Srar ines seek” er retope te Z treatment. 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Doesn't hutt a bit and Freezone costs only a few cents, i 5 tay hard sen ot corn ott btn {oe aad ih ha ils ate on eo et Vat ire sheet opel er be peat all? any Sencar Sree eat Seas Pe bystnaklng a nethemen “wie linet Bpcrclarg at Miata or he ES eee ae ‘eae “act Attorney Senate oe ee quitter Dee iBPie Ge ademas, toes Bary a rise tre Sy aeeecnccy ae ees ee ee eae Saree nae ae ge ee See Sena & Pe eae ee aR FITS STOPPED Se basta cated wears ma cetera Secwecariraere se cidtatas can arcs ire snort, wri saath he, tt au" aicoyy, Al tial “a G. U. O of Knights of Shep herd wants one thousand (1,000) ‘oF more deputies to organize and fet_op local lodges in every State of the U. 8. Deputies both ‘men and women are making one hundred ($100.00) dollars t= fone hundred and fitty ($160.00 dollars) per month. Bxperience ‘Bot eceasary, wo will teach you tree. ‘We are represented in fifteen (16) states, giving thousands of ‘men and women work te de tn ach state. We guaranteo you steady employment and regular pay. For District Deputyahip to et up lodge anywhere tn U. 8, write Sir Le W. Davin, 8. 0. C, Na 1506 Michigan avenue, Kan- ms Clty, Mo. Maclove % cent amps tor speedy realy, eae THE _DAULAS_EXPWESS DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, NOVENMBE 27, 1000, ssenecescssesooesnessreanerseseerenenesetsenreeereseeeeeesetteeneeetes eee: FINANCIAL STATEMENT ‘To the Grand Lodge Oftcers, Deputy Grab’ Chancellors, CMcers and Members of Subordinate Lodos ‘of the Grand Lodge Colored Kaisha of Pythins of eras Dear Brethren, Greeting: ‘the following ls m Trial Halance showing the nancial condition of the funds of the Order for the ‘moni cloung‘Ostober ai. 1230. "Prout an inspection of the aaroe it wil Ue noted hat we now bate: tn band tho, magnificent’ umn of $09,18800 "We ‘ave noury reached. the. $100,000 mark, the sal {which we ntared at the berlaning of he ear. "This wonderful when we think of the. fact that ta “une of last year our record showed Wat ail fonde_of Ue Grund. Ladgo ‘rere overdrawa.— Just hint" angen ve ave band 898.90 anda regular ca, pld and ember mI Tg th ee a a ae a ee foe ieee RRO NNIO TORD Se Gendt Petty Cuan Pind gg dgggg—Rowular Plat Endowment 8 46096. egal Kxpoete nn eal or NM ecad a e onary AMegoate Rate a Salaries, Clerks .... me ne 40080 1 ree Sale Oey nn MBER POU PR ns fates ag reg eee gt th Perm) ae Petes c rie oR nies eu ee ee See ee ee sams estenenee 2 oo loruary se sae Tear steno St Commiscion for New Members 2. SgQgb0 —BXPENMG PUNE concen BOMTAT Utena inion" ARB haw rN GRAND LovGE FuNba ies See ee rer Ga Laden Checks Redoemed 4 ees ae Stationery + ne fone tee Hectoge — Tatce Suppten : hese fay ‘Temple Expense OO ees a r hove ‘Son Bers FRR errney TE rarlng ead Per Dion SMa, Cor nk x en ties Se poe te, Tele x. ee ‘Rapp: ARS FRR enticing (Se, acidccaearummactany eS ep A Seti Wis Miscellaneous 156.85, Peer ae Yel Engen BD, 1 Moe Untied 16s oe i a . Uniform Rank 1,900.98 oe oT cere ee Sie fenamn TS Temple Men aA Grant View Pe ee) Sera CAS paris Gran View Fw 10 Grand Votre ety rash ad a ea ‘TOPAL CASH ON HAND samo ee cory ‘o0asaaat pe I ae ‘IMB CHETIFTES that the above ie w trwe,statanen of, tho daancen of the Grand Lodge Care engi Py of Tens for tho sont exams Ober iy 1530 Neoroved Wes wintaa, 2. STH, Grant Chteeioe OK. of Rand 8. —— —| Lensernons | |-—_— ane 2 —§ ne, » Ee x i! } pe i AE Se a T Zag ae aay atl ins te BEBE Jet TLS meres CL on Sr IEEE le eel ee prtmtaltt es PENDLETON aye fenton ——— 25,000 MORE PORO AGENTS WANTED Equipped with the Very Latest Apparatus for Teaching the Poro System of Scalp and Hair Culture and all Branches of Beauty Culture ‘Terms Moderate Diplomas Given ‘Write Today for Further Information remo PORILEOUEGE Colored Insurance Agents se GE on Dart 6, 34 cant ave, ereand, 0. WAVE OLA GROWS BEAUTIFUL HAIR) jiewave OLA tls grow te ha) femeteceny ‘Vantahs i sme PRS oaneeenee ‘Williams Mfg"co. oer Caen, MONTH ENDING OCTORER 31, 1980, ne SARE moyenne oT wales Rerwar Pat = ae i en oil Adeonte ate = pete Poey Pen cr BANE dal Payment = etree os Sul lame arcs REL Moruy_ Pind , TI aga.00 Expense Pund <= “en <= fit onan vovor ee 8h oa te THe Tenpte Tar TEMS rmerreney Tox = AMS torn mak = RRR mene tate eee #43) urat Ta = MMR tex th x Jot — 18008 oe aos Temple Rens a ‘Lodge Supplies - A77.86 * Grand View Fire ve General Fund soansin feast ove tru atten fh fn he ont exaing Omober 3, 100 2. sur, ark. sesenscesnenseneneneeenen HEART,’ 7 alr”... | \ tor growing LONG sai {| | SAKGrifuL Mau | fee be edie aia Sunes || Se eras RECs) S255 5c— 21) a ahs a edt ‘uo SuLrHO aEDICINE CO. ATLANTA, ok OUR NEW HOME rea We 5 Wh) sel aay ~ UAE You May Need This Information at Son Time ‘ DAD | MENTHO-LO JELLY VAPOR Bi a ee — During the Sounishtnfiensn epidemic, Meno Joly Hod. im the foremost ranks in providing instant relief or Meathoto Jelly was apoled never & Tost cua, m raeORd “we an trod t, ‘Tor sre Lane Treble, Asta, GFispe? “i Sore Throat, or any inflamation, x = See ee an oat ee vy rangers guck tle and rcoamena to all sate ‘Our faith in Mentho-lo Jelly ix po strong that we sutherise, very druggist to tl with 3 euaraniee of salitection ee Your” mond bok Win every fr ot Menthioto deliythto im cresla tli tow to treat many ter that have bees thought tara, Bold leading druggists or mailed to any addrean upon receipt Of peiee 2d your areeiots name PRIOR 80 CENTS PER JAR, Mamatetare iy DALLAS ‘THEKAS, ‘ ‘Agena wanted. Met ot pod shasacer To. people who are sith and unable 16. yay tor. Masios Jey we wll galy tend th treet freee all charges, em ‘ding hat ther saiaty we ot uch eal Leare The Beverly System of Hatr Drensing. i en car Beeme ndepentest Wi thr System ee the Wry. reer the, evs toma Mh ag co tay oat eae ye een Deri emieos vl saa sone ennaee re ae SOL rushes ace we ie sat racer ae ea ime Wiacekcenee eae Ee roenctte aes eee Ta, AP ta ie eat a a ee eae - a cae tera ea SE Ses) ae een Sa eae be deere MADAM AC aL ONeTH, betas ‘wo ith Bree, e ‘Oklahoma City, Okie snuiig cut Paso Bak ae scaatt Gu ie ones Bit dadeelase tah reaveveeas gover sas sTPOOTTOSOTIOSSSTOUATSOOTDESEE | MADAM COTTON'S WONDERFUL HAIR GROWER Grows Hair on Temples Te tdventr otha Fae Grower wie bt tance el ate tea sea ae eerste tan eet prot emai ae Te aki ey eta Sassy te, Bae Soe See RO the ey, ha ate sh ane Oi ir aot ia onl dasa utes pate ACh a PT Stan hen toa eee SE ee Lea ae ee 1 on, 0; Prewitg'0 Soe thamogn Past, 6. boy etry Azmtswaatet aiees Such Sete Tee Bl cit or ect ony Selig grater E. J, COTTON & CO., K 16 W. Cali. Ave. Crown Barber Shop OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. see Writ Sane aay Ge > Sr a errr eatin i | RO-ZOL wA “FACE BLEACH § THAT -REALLY BLEACHES H Rozol also clears the com- S| plexion of all blemishes. i H Keeps the skin smooth, firm, ||’ fresh and youthful looking: H et Will remove black-fp " Bares, heads, liver blotches, fp ( KOREA = f Hel Sas wa tan, pimples and free PAD 2 SRaoeeee | Kles. Also S IAS \sreeeRey7CR) | dark rings and marks eh Ne NSetenctinc®A7 the neck and arms | me by collars fr | ‘ Qe me a y MADE ow rs i mi HB pct onaacurengencellt enero re Kies ves Herolin ‘ esha mation at Some Time Y VAPOR BATH epidemic, Moniho-o Jey Haak | ior Instant elle. Where ever font can, Fone we aw: i, Athie, Crippe, Pune, wick to Jearn that Menthole Jake men tall sutorera by isso strong that wo authorise aarantee of salatcton Pome o dey hero x rear ting seen thou taeurla. Bald Wy ny ndrean upon Feet ot Pelee os Pen JAR, ured by rekas, ‘ be of good characier. und unable to pay for Mentos tmeat fre ef all charges, Pre lai ind the ‘ GS: ‘See sae a a | ot is rears 2 mg = a ; n ferecsetie = mam DEAN WILLIAM PICKENS PYTHIAN TEMPLE AUDITORION. am “SUNDAY AFTERNOON 3:30 DECEMBER 12TH, 1920 : feces tnt tin PE cP a a he ADMISSION 50 CENTS : ( pegelee ie aa a lace Dallas Local | Leo Ae ace faethe ea {DEAN WILL ts ov ny Bk Tac «PYTHIAN TEMP! a SUNDAY AFT DECEMBER Dan Pickens 6 one wt the, wiatform. Prot, W.-H, Burnett of Torn ccason ADMISSION Awaplove Dallas Be | ———E ak AU ——<—<—<—<—<—— ‘Air's groutest. charms | | ot inh snctal gore, te Titer power to interes thove fhe nee ra be an intern far, ores one unt hare Bat tnd wie, sake mind tid it eo tue ber wens an es Bio race can rine udore the nature wc Sat They ive comatnos Se his bara te, “es stn nae pte bc SPatannts 1 soit starr = MEE Lise nites, vite o sae cay 8 hres inh Nor Se Be eee too toe reas Tin shes “Horta 21st BEG greet sanos tn warns he susie cach Mae's Seas Cie ety crn ow SEX scion Was hil Wedneney Set er ah ba te Sia ar Peat Mt, 24 Orenwon sere a Wate iat roe in Sie ho tte, rte Pearson IBS etoraed dear Mi. "A Logan Becerra tear seaunoe” Pate Ther eee are as ieee beats woe vi , Fixenn, torent of pe win tat Bas is “iwc ot te Toe Pe ap, Doce neti see Se Bo i Ts. onens see Bayan, Tose sien he os Sen ee Mo re Dt i a wrnorty veces bate fare kW. ule, who tan ec sma bet Nt Coke es Samet rae om ae ne Tarp Menor Eva, 4 Tan gern ett ti ‘the Dallas Exprom, Some way Siete er oar, a sl ian forerer ict as Ses SA Soknnn 2195 Coy sm, ie acaeh“oalny Hann eprint onthe tine ip rere tint vie. Sete’ eocne "Tay i pra i trngte me ac sek "tn, Baar ll ato “eiry ous" "You “te Bir ee tad seas Seas bee at ‘Sat smear ches in nent Stray, Mey dora ee Maca speed" Sasa Bees tr ut Stine tin Selene eons ete ns Bee open cat ev ‘Sernee Mat, cas exes Sir inant ae yen chich te ee ny ihe Dain apron rnd set ta ntvninct ate tre ‘She ered etree ead in nn Se Ghrseaae_ Seve flo ee ot fre fear ea tice Sey ‘ee Se mor of thet i Yo et St en nog yo cae erst ini Wt iia "Bin, Gober Mir Coin Sus Mo Bale, also came to for s See pet, ny et eten rho" rad hit 'ad fs Feet ve, Sent cent Sele la nt to Sie Smisek Tony ar it sald i 1 rt 80 Porno See ones ncn ual ale aC ete tyre ‘irs the tnprovig. the Pesbanea ber some bie Pea and Com- ection Compas idx "ver Srnec” art ey Eee See Soe fener ded tthe conan mt ee mers Sy ; ines and. to. with the Ms ‘meeting In Peetve, 3 me het A inane ot torn hundreds 0 “Dromon (eat an ules’ ‘hey ee tryine i atnd at Met Seer. ced aoa ‘foe Xena yldays. Coben, wl eee ies acest So a ae ew ay sok tate BOOKER T. WASHINGTON ae Pan Cinia tere Pativertag the Pamone Sa te et) For Sale fies ze eet anata eee = Taree ty Dalian and solieite your trade. {Soot ta 00 tn covnen TRAGIIRS APrENDING HATE MEeNING At MOL SOTS Teal pale schol teachers having et te iy Weaning mht Seite ute sti bs Howson os eansapving Day a [i preeea ©. F, Carr, Dallas Colored lah ‘Sebool, Sse Boutice bur, fae Ghrn tee nN Powers," Mar Kae White un ‘lee Cooper aa re is Morea, aver af ui md ravine abi Shoal of alan lsauior Wb, somnson 1x mx | ‘erry. er eects tthe” ciunses Coma atthe Fytise Tempe: Monday leh: Now iia ts ere tro STs mi ATE the clone tne afrence’ yor ht wit eer ‘Maru’ ist ight 'teoreoner feces Tat lt be Pree Mane sC6018 WEA, AtrENMED Mtoe Kelana ot ‘Cleats Sect reper a nay ncrnse Ih tient kerf exertice, ets The am fn Autowechanier eit te tan [est ara bec [here tore. nan ‘Menta te ao erate a ‘tev mopertiog "hi he ‘mamageonent me ineanias"ibe tingenee ‘The Bookkeeping and Civ Servi Join ald on he condom’ ise" Braien “Temple show "ateady procrens ‘The iamigerent wate st per wen’ bare svat stsade "ttre: than’a" hoes fewaoricesnon"and "Seong i lore tne reton es Seer an eee cee me, tenor e seople an they" appear. th the oie eR ron ec PR sata” ‘nha te fir. and Mra Witlam Anthony, wad de Cate"nor t's bon Me ME and 'ae Grant ce, 108 llc Non itn te Feat aad MF exci 0 i Goer Nor. 2a th Ste Mead ME weber atte ‘Alanis New is x er eur end it, ‘Weer Saco, 100 Gaivent Noe Fite nt tak NT Gitord dns. 2100 a satin Sor i's ay io aad Oe Pate ant erg Moy i, Se Te Me al hint stew: son, aah Wher Nov shy Mite rind Sirk ‘hetassioe, sai fadasn Now ig, wae te Mr tad Sn! Wl ‘Dabo, Mo Boren ‘alley Ne, 3a ber ya i Set att eter Bor tc wilt Bright; 3326 Pua ; a er Sst Bimphing, 4) 7 a. 3411 Thame Mahe” Dovel: a5 Cttowoe it, sbereloas inte ser TO sai, Nov, 11 Meals Wheat, Mineola, Tex me i tary ot Landen, St hr, Now. 14 mar, 2623 Commerce, Nev oa a, - 1, KAS TEXAS Piveninae San conde Tae tee Crean mane YC a "Bmcretary’ the Care alison fit Senay orang fo" Resa "oar ona. ‘Paf "Cason ae alse wich, or gated remares\ nade hy” se c"Gever, intro Se tary 33 Sawant wi es, gegen mS Yin werk "frase "oeasund com mere favre wih te work se Tr "hat Ide Tena eve of th ning eutrst he Soutrwitabrecis the roo Arianna, Ober Teh tee hot ahd Pesan, a 0 HAT Gene, ran, Oar bation a ind our town. io alle AE ai fa ae ay" When re. ine soebert wave Bok vate eae ew ich eee hom Sad wed siya fo mot te bi 7 co ite tat nina” at "bones i she rm Po Bt: tec Nex fein the Chae Inn treereain. Bday nish be ok te a, “The Gian’ "Ween al a? tas ei otc isi” ney Candy. pr ist ini crore pre uve marist caren, chat as wan ler eric were ‘cntited . "rh alors a Fermone ea eee npn ome unr By Sue" ef a ; aves, Chaban ase aaa CH Fare es SOUTHS FINEST COLORED SHOW rn SETS. -... rain NEAL HART in euros, teat vats tas HUSBANDS’ ese a | SDAREDEVILJACK” ERS sal Sees | “WHEN COWBOY WAS KING? 5" | LARRY SEMON in Joed temnttere agai | “THE STAGE HAND” ore © ALL STAR CAST IN > “FRESH PAINT” | “THE TIGER’S TRAIL? | ALICE HOWELL in _____“DISTILLEDLOVE” © RT WILSON and NEVA GERBER in “TRAIL OF THE OCTOPUS” VIOLA DANA in | “DANGEROUS T0 MEN” pa PEARL WHITE, in ___“THEBLACK SECRET’ HOOT GIBSON in | “GRINNING GRANGER” | JIMMY AUBREY in “PAIR AND FAIR ONES” “Damger MEN” See and Know, PALACE, THURSDAY intern, father and “brother and seats Rta lrg ee alae eee 808 HE Pan eet eiseras os dae i aa ae i ‘ape fern fe ang Rec iro ae ig ae eae es ee led aos cn wl et ota et Ms seers ‘cently organised, Tix Initial. inves aoe ieee i ai hipaa ta en se SSE ss led ot seh toes or oon sa ss eat ee Hie a fe ae pro ie ay ag ae oe heer i Ange in that ys aa oo ‘Thrift ‘or atatagn parts MT. ROSE HOLDS LAST HALLY ro on a ee pas ka set tore fe oe Pak eect e ah ie cot alee St near oe a ea te Pe Ss, at eye ae ea tay nc ty ae ee tee ee a, Been, ecue ane ee es ation set pete ogg nae Saad ese eater nia aes gt Reet an enna et Reese ce Bare tase Se Wi eae aes tours fee eens er ee poet Fae ad ee idont of the Startight Band, are Be neoetes meee eee ons tie aies Sees vy ae led om» ener oka ect Paste Jeane’ pec Fe fever a eae ah ees Breach at leht alae, “Get copy of Some May Come, Some May Go, a | WHIM FURNITURE STORE GOES ON FOREVER ‘With about 15 yoars in business, we have pleased oUr custo. ‘mers and Yam sare that we can stil please them by selling cash, {twtaiiment or we will rent you. Dow? PoRGEN YOUR CREDIT 18 GOOD mW. D. WELCH, Prop. Phone H. 1579 4087 Nott Street ‘iaoar (THE COLORED vuLCANIZER) % ‘Desires to thank hin patrons for thelr lofal support and 2n- ‘nonnees that he ln at present doing all the Ure work, (ecetion and {otrending) for the following tire companies: ‘The Security, The Mohawk and Disie Meld and’ Rubber Co, ‘SIRES are a litde cheaper, but you cam stil sare money Ayia that oi fre separ "tm peopared to Veleanze or ro frond all ses and makes of tires nd tubes. ‘ALL, WORK GUARANTEED holt vervies, ring me when you have road trouble. AVERETTS ‘TUL REPAIR CO., askel 8217. + ryan, Comer ‘Bott PEROIVAL L. RVERRTT, Prop. ae van MpaLUAe as nS end Wins and Yoward Pesaran Ser “penser mas Me Rut. Y. ee eae HE pd SE Peectng's Todt pont"aea" crs Sroshine ling plunge, eiaittadty totaal” 9 ine Fatoa ag, fe, le Ha) tarp ntae vac amass scw00u ERR FD, Agere Wain ‘od Nev 12-—tenoot Beske e bp gover ert Siti, ae ree omen era tee ae Sie" fna people’ to ‘une fia week | Getcelnaedintarmpsion $n regard (| eed cad Shoat "SP CCLANALPTED ADS" Wanted—Two Frat Claas Barbors| to Cuore nae at 1H Comal ‘Aveaoe, We ALEXANDER, ‘Pro t 11-20-46 ‘SHAW MUSIC HTEHIO snow open at 1712, Hall. Street, Prone" sine 070, lot Hae ‘Sham, Diretrese __ roams Wood and Hawards—atcinon Taw, Laie Hate cleaned and reblockod ‘Woot, and” Bewards “Hat, “Pactory 2K south Ervay” Steet, Dallas Pee ee a “A Wise. Man-—Invures hs house and fumitare.aguinet fire. Insure Company of eras, and be’ wine pany We i, Holloway, Agent—718 Hw Mae freoe—Pone Y 1000, | ese: ee MRS, M.A. JONRS, “De1@ Hallvii Meese, for whites Specifle Puce” Cream 85 Povo Trestnent.Setistaction Goaranteed. hon H. 4208, Tints-4e a MADAM 6, 4. WALKERS. WON- ‘Dent, WAI GhowER Guaranteed to Grow and Deut the Hal ‘est Method Obatnable see Nas HOMER LEWIS, ag00"hoanger ave. Phone 6884 ‘Gan cal at your resldence It do ‘ured, oe —S—S— PM on. £. €. WARD, =) tine ant & surgeon, Pry Room 206 6 evn Tempe Phones: ¥ 587 Res X 1901 DR. P. M. SUNDAY, | Trnpielan tad Sara, ace Pythian Teme Wedence™ S18 Hhotns Avenue Me Gtice Phone Yeh Tositence Pheve Ht 8%, tar eR % Manion, radia nd ooh 316 Pian Tempe! tence feta 'rooma_ Ave, Phases! Sidon? Btu Teens ea, tice Nous: 10 am. w 12 mj 3 So may Tt Sto pm Dalen, Res ! mee tice Hows Tree oto zs m Residence 3a tt inm “Ome a der ie the DR, RUSSELL H. TROTTER, ‘Medlin’ uod”Borery tm conection With oarie'oi Sty nt Contra oll Sint Contra Dallas ‘DRS. PORTER AXD PORTER Physicians and Barzcone Coraduate of thpoo Mota! Callens Scfntife treatment ot blood di ston distance women and hi tem, “omee" ours 00 mM to 11:00 A. + Hoo BW fo toe a 100, BM, fo 10:00 BM ‘often 2413 1.2 im » Timoes 08 "haan, Toma, ‘De. Lle—Voterinary Sureson os santas’ a kinaa ‘en st Pow fies Undertting Oompanr, 110 X rea igen trem 8 tone pt X 1100, residence 193 Witow tree, Delian, Tera oo Tne ' DSON TELLS THE ; oe ‘You Don't Need to Bicken, Grip ‘or Balivate Yourself to | ‘Start Liver. wre ton, soi cmt ih sa, Sea Bog ath eaedieree rie oie Lies Ban Ure te Sr Toate are ELAS ore Sf sine Bika eile msting por sek T Sane tad es tae ad Paper po aan nay ad mario Zo sentra ete Pim cetalin Doasots Lee Tone ose Sbake' tay tae ie sant meat ae emcee na, 1. A, BRADLEY, piss Ramee Cored, Wr nok remere. foe ea Stal ha en Spore bli "agen? ott Series ae tees Boe uti taranis fo zou OTE Cia amensy ee oe a i are ny Teetrrate jo gry ty tate inty of yr Name, a Sat Fit Ront olen, \ an een FORKIGy GHAGSIVIKD “AIK” | OTE. ‘Thin I to let the ladies know thet 1 "am tow preoare to. give Poo Fst tad ead betel ota ear yaroaas ARMIN, FOSTER WHSLAT, 00 Grande Chern Feat Tt on acy. arose comic wa comet aeeretas Nat Geasptreaar “tanec ash eect, Sores Suitatt. wnOWS: Paps beta Fem | fe WANTED AT ONCE. | wastes shit Unto On eae” et peat indy. So ‘Tun rota Bran, Ak Soueraan, Pele, os ist the ee oy ‘yacory ake Neti surging Annet Sot of cota” Sesh bate teen overt Gsered "nacre Bs oan, "Re, etonbet ait Winans sahaas" ede tea atin an oot ie tering ounton sat Rutrcntt Sseecrray bar sol oanne rhe a Bava ete Tce Bt He ton Ran AE HOLLAND, Preient Falmating rae sens, Pe ES TOON, ee. Seer, 3, WANTED—Thre¢ or Four Colored tamil 10 tare 400 Arcos t- Uhe Dest fand’"in" the ‘Southwew. under Wa Th Tae oe ted wo growing tbe" Long” tapi Cowan. Positively no" san of Boll Weevil in. this country. "The. yield Ot this "yeare crop” wil exceed. Bate" per Acre Have, plenty of Rale per Acre, Have Slenty of fart implementa Incioding ‘Tractors. ‘Can furla ree ood houses. Will also furnish employment otherwise to tide over tll crop is made. if Interested writs, wire’ of cot KELLY POSTER, Rovmell, New Mexiea. ae. NS Penay We Use Laundry Sanitary, Pressing Machines Pare CYeaned and Renovated Cleaning and_ Pressing Suits Made wo Order 2221 Elm St DALLAS, Phone M.5680 TEXAS 7 >a N sign) AO? ye VayAy as Cy’: oY cM ea cae as kee Qubamescm Tet ware saeco rae | loans ere 7 i os ies moo nn piel Re Seri hae a tate Stee sone me a, ete a aa eee see tata Re eas Gee Oem Sreuler "tae Beton Saree ba aie pa a Set oS ea roe om oe aie io aoe eee renne feet al es toe oes ee a aes SES and fuss and swear, NBuPfoor nae Sour hair, When Se Cari shen out, Byung te coms Vtakingaboct Pilar eea ind Por betreed tetera booed, Eek een pty 4 Inndle Brass Com ‘achat fd bettie the tei vn 106 wolee handle Brass Comb. Eateries... $1.50 i bande beary brane eae yy 30—Senitay, non = Nip eod hana bree Peter $1.50 “Tea peerien K iom Va WOLF BROS. entstoree berate wounarouis, tig MEN AND WOMEN WANTED If you are alive and wide awake, ‘you can earn from $10 to $15 a day. No house to house canting ok HIGH Chas and STRAIGH “FORWARD business. For full information write— Norris’ Candy Factory today, and be the FIRST in your locality. Box 481, Athens, Texas eit THE EAST INDIA HAIR GROWER = i = WIN promote a full froth hai. Will alo Fesore the strength Vitality and the beauty of the hair. If your [ae a Dry and Wey ty KAS Te (DUA MAI GROWEI, 1, you are bothered with Pale ins ea entra etn Su atthe ot Bas WHOL RES edit oropetion tt “ane foots ot the ae, atta the in, Siping nature do ta wake Laven the har ste sn sky. "Boe ‘Games ith balm ofa acne fowera. he bes knows tony et Heary” and’ Beat hisck poet brow, “Alaa restores. ‘Gray Hine to it Natural "Color Can bp ted rie uot tron for Fre smtp my Set ie Extn 8,.p. tions ta. a ‘ae Norh Conte ‘Okisiome Cty. Oba 1 Hait Gtower, J: Temple Of, 1 {ghampoo, 1 Freming Olt “pice ‘Cream ‘and Directs tor salian, 18300, Me extra bar wean, "DANGEROUS TO MEN" PALACE THEATRE. THURSDAY FT. WORTH NEWS Fort Worth, Nov. 25—Thursday Nov. 25 is Thanksgiving Day. Let us thank you for the thanks you murdered by those blessed upon us. Let us counsel with ourselves to be preparing to give thanks to God for the mankind kindness to us. And in rendering thanks to Almighty God we should be upright and upended upon us. We should at the same time praise Him for the blessings too small for us to remember, and, then there were those things which in our judgment may have render thanks to Him for these too, with the full realization, in for later years we shall come to realize that we all give thanks. We all give thanks. We will be baken at Baker's Chapel night Nov. 29. Don't miss hearing it. Born to Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Hastings, who are the mother and baby doing girl, mother and baby doing fine. Mrs. Hastings, as will be remembered is the accomplished daughter of Mrs. Hastings, and mother and baby doing fine. Do you read the Dallas Express? Please write or phone us your news Mr. Homer W. Sneed, 1321 Edward street was accidentally killed Friday after he was playing with the gun. Mr. Sneed leaves a wife, relatives and a host of friends to mourn the loss. The family, friends, who regrets his untimely death, the Female Chorus at Bakeen Chapel Monday night Nov. 29. Don't miss it! It will bring bells will ring Tuesday night Nov. 23, when Miss Susie E Kendrick will wed Mr. William Tatum of Norfolk. The book will find many interesting societies, many of which will appear in next week a book. Mr. Kendrick-Penny backer is home, after being confined to the bed at Bishop College where she was attending school. At the school, we are pleased to note, Rev. M. Spencer has been appointed again to the board of Chapel C, M. E. Church. We welcome this great divine back to our congregation. Dr. J. W. Tildon, Sr., has returned Philadelphia, Va. where he went to attend his high school. L. Alexander. From there he went Philadelphia to visit his father, Mr. Rev, J. W. McKinney has been an apa- thetic friend of the Fort Worth District, C. M. E. chur- dor. Dr. Spencer and the new Presiding Elder are welcome to our city. Barbara Vaughn were united in holy wedlock at 110 Elm St. Rev. R. E. S. Jenkins ALLEN CHAPEL A. M. E. CHURCH "That Friendly Church" COLORED BUSINESS WOMEN OF ATLANTA ORGANIZE. Office Phone Ref. Phone Lamar 4082 Lamar 3200 Office Hours 8 a. m. to 6:30 p. m. Sunday by appointment DR. 4, WINZELAS SIMS, Dental Surgeon Fort Worth, Texas known as the Alberta Park addition, in the south of Montreal, Park, William Petter, former, manufacturer, of springfield, il., is head of the association. MACON COUNTY NEGRO PAIR & SUCCESS. Tuskegee Institute, Ala., Nov. 25—After several dormant years at the institution, the college began on the Institute grounds November 1, 2001, with a high standard both in quality and quantity. The all farm products of this section, including tables of handcrafts and many other things, two main features are the booths of the Carver, Botanical Class taught various specimens of insects destructive powers and tendencies. Tuskegee Women's Club was of paraprofessional construction as to the proper care of other added attractions were: Demonstrations of the techniques, Motion Pictures, and Aerial phases the fair could be proclaimed a success. The Association are very encouraged as farmers should be commended for their hard work and winners would be formidable contestants for the blue ribes at any WANT AMERICAN NEGROES IN LIBERIA. KU KLUX KLAN BEING FOUGHT IN NORTH. New York, N. Y., Nov. 23, 2012—With the Klan in the South growing at a faster rate than in the North, many steps are being taken in the North to Penton Johnson, leader of the Reconciliation Movement, has issued the "The Kai Kuay Klan has no place in the state, where it was cannibalized and to be high ideals, or in the renovated Jacksonville and other Southern cities in Jacksonville and other Southern cities." DEFINITE SPECS SOON TO BE TAKEN TO REDUCE SOUTH'S REP- RESENTATION. Hartford, Conn., Nov. 25—These southern representation in Congress southern representation in Congress talk, are directed to watch the ed- uition of the newspapers of the country on the national news. In a recent editorial the Hartford Times, daily, says: CLUB OF CHICAGO HAS BOUGHT QUARTERS. Chicago, (ISA N. F.) Protective Association, Torreous L. Dunlap president has held the $29,000 Bank building, $334, Stainton Street through the organization. The organization is civil and beneficial and the member- ship who formerly lived in the West in Chicago is a member of carmenities at the dedication "SYRUP OF FIGS" CHILD'S LAXATIVE Look at tongue! Remove poisons from little stomach, liver and bowels Accept "California" Syrup of Plug —look for the name 'California' you your child is having the best and most harm- ful stomach, or an stomach acid. Children have its delicious fruit taste. Full of vitamins and minerals. Give it the Give it without fear. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1920 WHITE SOUTH EDDINGEN INTER- HACIAL CO-OPERATION NOTICE! To the Negroes of Texas: We have organized and are building an exclusive Negro town at Cumey, Texas. Reed Reedie, Vice, and Dr. Churches Nint Teach the People Treated Denominations Face Serious matters DEPENDEN Lycoming - Clerk - Lafai - Societies Needed-Both Injury and Injury Reed Reedie, Vice, and Dr. Churches Nint Teach the People Treated Denominations Face Serious matters Hampton, Va. Nov. 25—The real opportunity to solve the problem in the South South West directly upon the hearts of the forces of our land. The Christian Co-operation, held at Blue Ridge, N.C., mission on inter-racial Co-operation to the Christian people of the South, (3) decries jyaching to be a crime upon the South for an uncompromise (2) urges laymen throughout the administration of justice, particulary for the safety and comfort of Negro people in temporary and bad housing conditions upon Christians; (4) holds that ignorance disorder, vice, and malice against Christian principles mission on inter-racial Co-operation; mission on inter-racial Co-operation to the Christian organizations of both races to the civil problems and work out adequate SAVE YOUR KIDNEYS Your kidneys are intricate reservoirs into which your blood is taken from your blood and put in blood and day to keep an well-oxygenated body from heavy eeing, change of temperature, checked precipitation on either side of the spine, and chill chill chill in the limbs, headache, digestive aliments, and palpation are locations of injury. Your kidneys need immediate attention, and do not need these warnings more seriously if they follow. When inflammation of the kidneys is in suppuration, a purpureal dislubberation or even disorganization, or desecration Commonly known as **BIRTHWISH** FOWLER'S 10 DROFS Fowler's 10 Drops is a widely recognized kidney remedy. It won’t only aid Nature in expelling poisonous or painful kidneys to normal health action. The price of Fowler’s Drops One Dollar per bottle. It is sold in nearly all druggists, also in the following Texas towns: Crandall, Fowler’s Kemp, Wills, Minneapolis, Big Horn, and Italy. If you live away from any of these towns, the very first Drops to get Fowler’s 10 Drops is vanilla. Your money order, as we pay the War Tax and Postage and send it by mail. Won’t you please tell us your name or fridge this great remedy and zhush us to get the news to them? **POWLER’S CHEMICAL CO., Box** POWLER'S CHEMICAL CO., Box 567, Dallas, Texas. NO MORE SHORT, HARSH AND UNRULY HAIR If you will insure your Hair and Scalp with the Vim and Vigor Treatment What the Vim and Vigor Treatment Will do for your hair and scalp: (1) Increase the growth of the and keep the scalp and hair in hair. (2) Will heal the scalp a bleached condition. (3) Will render the hair soft, thick, straight, fluffy and beautiful. Get it today. The Hair Promoter and Sham- poo, 50 cents each, or $1.00 the full treatment. At all drug stores. If your druggist hasn't it he will get it for you, or you may send money order or $1.20 in stamps. Theo. Smith, Drugstrict and Distributor, 1801 E. 18th Street, Kansas City, Mo. YOU NEED VIM AND VIGOR SYSTEM TONER America's greatest general tonic. It makes rich, red blood and builds up a run-down system. Vim and Vigor System Toner is a powerful Alternative, Blood Purifier Tonic and Appetizer. A powerful tonic that cleans the blood and helps with Serofila, Rickets, Eczema, Cartarth, Falling of the Hair, Tester, Ringworm, Sead Head, Bolls and Various Skin Diseases and Humors of the Blood, give this remedy a trial and be convinced of its great value, Price $1.20 by mail. 1301 EAST 18TH ST., KANSAS CITY, MO. NOTICE To the Negroes of Texas: We have organized and are building an exclusive Negro town at Jacksonville, FL. We are Jacksonville on the T. and N. O. railroad. We want you to buy a lot or a house and lot in Cuney, or a farm near Cuney. Good churches, good schools, good water and a progressively well-funded investment. Invest your money, where it will furnish employment for your own sons and sisters. Yours for the Race. ANDY REALTY COMPANY. H. L. Lee, President, J. Z. Thomas, Vice-President, W. A. Hall, Secretary; W. C. Price, Ass.t. Secretary; W. D. Thomas, Treasurer. P Of Creme Hair Preparation, the most wonderful hair grower in the world, will grow hair upon bald heads. Pine for men. Can be used with hair dye. Can be bothered with falling hair, drip dripper, tatter, eczema or any kind of hair trouble, you should try Creme Hair soft, long and glossy in few treatments. Makes most beautiful hair long, soft and glossy in the Creme College, diploma given. Beginners complete $35.00 outfit for $30.00. Special Offer we give you. Stamps or coin for sample treatment and heating stones, send 25 cents, stamps or coin for sample treatment and heating stones, send $1.82; single box 57 cents; general agent's outfit; six weeks' work time; six weeks' work time; $1.50; 1 Face Cream $2 5 cents; 1 Home Hair dressing course and sale men's instruction $6.00, all sent with instruction $6.00, special offer, write quick (today). LINE SUPPLY COMPANY, Lock Box 751, San Antonio, Texas. $200—GOLD PRIZE—$200 FOR A NAME To the man or woman, boy or girl *select the most suitable unit* of Toilet Preparations the Backwheel Manufacturing Co. (formerly the Ambrosia Tolks Co.) for particulate waste. For particulate waste two-cent stamp MME, OLLIE M. WEBSTER HAIR, SCALP AND BEAUTY SPECIALIST And Discoverer of POW-WOW PREPARATIONS Pow-Wow Hair Grower Restores the decaying hair roots stops falling hair, eradicates dandruff etc. compounded with Bortanea Herb and Koots, and is free from pollenous drug and acids. Add that is all I ask. Send for free sample of Pow-Wow Hair Grower MME. OLILI M. WESTER BOX 131. 168 Day Street. MONTGOMERY, Am. BARD, HARSH AND LY HAIR And Scalp with the Vim and Vigor that the Vim and Vigor Treatment Will do for your hair and scalp: —Will Remove dandruff. (2) —Will maintain the growth of the and keep the scalp and hair in hair. (3)—Will heal the scalp and healthy condition. (4)—Will render the hair, hair thick, straight, fuzzy and beautiful. Get it today. The Promoter and Shampoo, 50 cents each, or $1.00 the full treatment. At all drug stores. If your druggist hasn't it he will get it for you, or you may send money order or $1.20 samples. Drugstore, Druggist and Distributor, 1801 E. 18th Street, Kansas City, Mo. YOU NEED tonic. It makes rich; red blood um. Vim and Vigor System Toner Purifier Tonic and Appetizer. A ic remedy. If you are troubled with eczema, Caractach, Palting ald Head, Bells and Various Skin good, give this remedy a trial and Price $1.20 by mail. KANSAS CITY, MO. DEPENDABILITY When dollar is called when, the scar results entirely the problem purchase for misist upon art Wa Ve Gli Te Te Va Cle Co Wi Ve Co Su Co An EXPENSIVED PRICED THE MA When dollars have is called upon to pay when the question the scrap-heap and results entirely discard the problem of how a purchase for her toilet For milady's beauty sist upon articles that When dollars have decreased in buying power and the public is called upon to pay the additional costs of production, and when the question of quality of preparations is thrown to the scrap-heap and dependability of service and quality of results entirely discarded, Madam finds herself confronted with the problem of how and what with the same money may she purchase for her toilette. For milady's beauty and saving her precious dollars, in For milady's beauty and saving her precious dollars, insist upon articles that bear this seal. Wonderful B Vegetable S Glossine Tetter Salve Temple Grow Vanishing C Cleaning C Cold Cream Witch Hazel Vegetable O Completion Superfine F Compact R Antiseptic D EXPENSIVELY COM PRICED THE MADAM EXPENSIVELY COMPOUNDED BUT CONSERVATIVELY PRICED THE MADAM C. J. WALKER MFG. CO. 640 North West Street. All makes of talking machines, motors repaired. All work guard-anteed. Reproducers a specialty. Phone Y 2665 2687 Commerce St. Dallas, Texas 10-23-264 H. B. WOODS Express and Baggage FORD SERVICE Phone H. 5805 ANY TIME, DAY OR NIGHT 3103 Thomas Avenue, Dallas, Texas. Ambitious girls and ladies can earn from $20.00 to $40.00 weekly at home, the best savanna trade and earn while you learn. Learn the French and American system of Hair Dressing and beauty culture. The old, original and unexcelled system that you can do perfect, up-to-date work on either race. This system is used and practiced by thousands of suc- Mme. DeCarrallo, an old, experienced graduate Hairdresser and Beauty Technician, has many others this trade, will teach you this complete course by mail on line. You can guarantee Diphnia award. Seize a money order to the IDEAL, Box 70, Station G. New York City, NY 10001. Your enrollment and enrollment blank today. Rheumatism Made H. Jackson, No. B5C, Durham Hills, Maryland. J. Acquisto is responsible. Above information term. 11-12-14 THIN MODEL WATCH Open Pax. Plain. Published Kineton Gold. Ft. Cass. Signed with carefully handwritten duties Movement; re- sponsored to be presented to a qualified witness. STEM $4.65 SEY STEM WIND Give full name and address and we will ship this Far position on delivery. Special Offer by Amos on Desmond Foster & Co. Dept. 1215 Worcestershire Ave. Chicago, Ill. --- GEORGE-DOOLEY Found only on MADAM C. J. WALKER'S Wonderful Hair Grower Vegetable Shampoo Glossine Tetter Salve Temple Grower Vanishing Cream Cleaning Cream Cold Cream Witch Hazel Jelly Vegetable Oil Hand Soap Compliment and Toilet Soap Superfine Face Powder, (white, rose-fles Compact Rouge Antiseptic Dental Cream VELY COMPOUNDED BUT CONSERV MADAM C. J. WALKER MF Wonderful Hair Grower Vegetable Shampoo Glossine Tetter Salve Temple Grower Vanishing Cream Cleaning Cream Cold Cream Witch Hazel Jelly Vegetable Oil Hand Soap Complexion and Toilet Soap Superfine Face Powder, (white, rose-flesh, brown) Compact Rouge Antiseptic Dental Cream VELLY COMPOUNDED BUT CONSERVATIVELY COLDEN TONIC, "The Wonder" COLDEN TONIC, "The Wonder" I was sick for several years, spent hundreds of dollars, but failed to get relief. I am now well and would not do without GOLDEN TONIC for one thousand dollars. Will give name to any interested parties. Ask your druggist for GOLDEN TONIC if he hasn't it in stock order from— DR. LINK MEDICINE CO. Manufacturers, 305 South Ervay Street, Dallas, Texas. Price $1.00. "7-TN" COURAGE BRAND TABLETS For Vim, Vigor and Vitality Price $1.00 at any drug store or address on receipt of price. Appeal to Courage Tablet Co. Macon, Georgia Will you be perfect start your have, have of the scent. My Dand cure Dand how? If you be a customer with full it friendly so through me ing and lit Mahoning Oil & Gas Oil to ce MNR. 220 The Wonderful Hair Grower. The Wonderful Hair Dresser and Grower. THE WORLD'S FINEST HAIRDRESSER Indianapolis, Indiana Will promote a full growth of your hair to start your hair to growing if you have dandruff, tester or any dandruff treatment. My Dandruff Remedy never fails to cure Dandruff or Tetter no matter how much you try. If you have a tight bobbled scalp a circular is sent with each treatment and how to make your scalp loose and healthy. Coors, taught, taught, Diplomas given, given and teaching, Hot and cold and teaching, Masculinizing, Growing Oil, Promoting Masculinizing, centering, centering, Agents wanted TO MEASURE in dress. There is a real value in STE linked with QUALITY is what ARK TAILORS women who are particular. Write nr Phone T.5028 Txas. 10-9-25 [PORTRAIT OF A WOMAN] PAGE REVIEW ```markdown ``` A. MME. LUELLA McDANIELS, 2302 E. Moresc Street. Greenville, Texas. One thousand again wanted — Good money. made. We want agile lage to sell the STAR HAIR GROWER. This is a wonderful preparation. One be used with or with wilt out straightening trims Sells for 55c per unit will prove its value. Any person that will use a 55c bar will be convinced. No matter how much you grow your hair just TAR HAIR GROWER and be convinced Send 25c for full sleeve and $2.99 and $2.99 and we will send you a full supply that you will with it at once; also agent's term. Send money by money order to the STAR HAIR GROWER MANUFACTURER. PHILLIP HICKS SOM nr Be ni Oe “un Bs hag % it eet cx ane bee Bin AP Ae THE VELVET BROWN COMPANY heen want § fveg more livg agents who are Willing to do side busting We have agents who are making money for themselves, how. “igret, wo wast a few more. “As an inducement, wo are going to p Teive home sent a trip to Ohlcago, pullman dining car end every- ‘ing after you tno tho South and veep at the eehts i» the PeWindy City"—alh ree. We arp planning am agents’ contest, you can't loots for any. fone who handlen Velvet Brown Preparations frit tell you that they are xreat tellers. People actually ery fer ‘Gee, ah our comunlasion is Uberal. ‘THM PACH ORAM Is a real “whang.” A beauty producer, fe Roockiout and & Joy-biaker {0 eny one who ues It ‘THR MAIR PREPARATIONS have tho Kick that stimulates ‘he oid dome to action and ambitioa, andthe kind of hair that ‘Fea want beccsh to awake and Dlotsor Ike u rove. VELVET BROWN FACE CRE AM, daintily perfumed —____$1.10 HAIR GROWER 2 ‘sa TeMPLe onowsR 2 a PRESSING OFF i ae Big dlacount for agents AppRESS— Dr. Frank J. Hawkins, M. D., D. D. S. Soite 102 Pythian Temple, Dallas, Texas Quenon: Will this ad get yout Rosner! 1 wont mise oe! Pao waNT iaeneance 97, Zonap, ConmDnn- eoereae « an iager unr, i ss, Pee te ot ori oagaet Higa SEs ai aot oe Beerarer grass : cee OSS ae eee eae ks rs ea eabaer it Bo ae oP is Sel Eel by Arana oii Ae comeriies poor tay t0 cg regan athe HE se, ttre : stint Aner deel Fak ih ee ee we "af the organisation of site Ss ce Nhat : Phot Beate ee tet Who apinit ot. iynching’ Secs vie asa eaeere enact rs safe fren fc seein Kary Pee ges Fait, ass Feano wRien Linon wunnan 1 Se: Gia br Pullie"leaear z ea Bere ae er See = sai "thle, ch ee =. ss oeme al cpu Sete 4m, ee Peers hoes a ese Bore CS ae bee 8 fae eas er inal = oS aga = si aS fies Buk Foc = or = Seat ae. Bee a" Es 5 Pee ase fetes os x ae melbiob wer atblned with ASPIRIN Name “Bayer” on Genuine wt NY we ANZ a Pay Tint nl pre sated yr aand forge ety Pee oe Hitt sits ‘Hontathe Pooks, [ig gerd ART al hu bow ett ohn wears eee Sanco sca el aaa tere oo tee cee oe BS Sata tates ce See ante ee © ruREN NeanOES AOR To bean pias at, Heatrte foes Sear een os Bee Satna “the Ti and hia prisoners were ee ee ee core areas a Bec inter® Mle" Sant” wor, ed ica» 2 are ah eg Se nega ees | strana een a eee Piet fe reas eas cna & a Mer he peared ee PS tog ole Rage ieee ee Pte tacts sat oe cee nae uo Red orc ee ERS NE eee eee ofthe Gere Piling eum ex sang na Reve ore Sec fon ie Feunsers ar, fe nea: Beat netics, Seterdey sates Bese Sipe Ba ie eae ote Mae Gomlittes Cold the Koverbot Poe fet tier EE ede a Sree er Hall athe aet of Ne ie, See ahaa Sie ss Rtteyetacted ty "tes "etuctss a Se eee = ey ben eta fo er sara Sonaldern conection Sa are ‘THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 97, 1920, Qiiwee ee Pen Tee Ty ee U * Still Have a Chance eceamae To Help It Along SOME HAVE MADE A FLYING START THE PRIZE OF PRIZE WINNERS ‘The books are closed for listing contestants. Thirty have been listed ‘ and already they are working manfully for the palatial “Cadillac 8” and He the other BIG prizes which are be-ing offered in the Dallas Express Prize contest. Tt may be that you, Reader, had intended to enter this contest. It may be that you “intended” to try to win one of these wonderful prizes but now it is too late. Your chance is gone. It strikes us though that you may have a friend in the running. If so, why not win by proxy? Why not help your friend to win and thereby get pleasure for yourself out of his success? In all sections of Texas, the public is anxious to read the “Dallas Express” because of the peculiar and singular pleasure experienced from its “Distine- tive Service.” It fills a long felt want’ in the appetite of the progressive public. ‘There are many in your town who want it. Why not take their subscriptions for your friends? ‘We know that there are such people in your town, We judge by the fact that we receive subscriptions e- weck, unsolicited, from people who hav ¢ long been anxious to take the “Dallas Express” but who have not known how to go about it. When yon put such people in touch with this fast growing and altogether satshng publication you are doing both a personal and public service. jen one who has never read it before reads the “Express,” he im- mediately tealizes that he has found acreditable storehouse of information and ‘a never ending source of inspiration. He is helped. ‘When he is helped, the public is helped because he at once tends to be- ‘come a'more progressive, courageous citizen and race man. Why not do it? Can't you see that it is your duty thus to help your friends and neighbors? If you know of a town to which the “Express” does not go, put us in touch with it. Tf you have a friend in the contestand other friends who do not subscribe for the “Express” get them for your contestant friend and make him win. This contest will be marked by hard work and hard fought victory. And the victors will be rewarded by prizes, the like of which have never been seen in Texas before. ‘We will publish the standing of the contestants each week. Some partial returns are already in. Watch this space for developments, The contestants as they now stand are: mee LIST OF CONTESTANTS Dallas Express Contest Rules ‘Mra. L. M, Bates—Dallas. Mra. I. D, Dickson—Gitmer, Mr, Jodle Dovernux—ttaly. Mr. 0. Ashton—Tice, * Mra A,B. Plelds—Dalias. Dr. D, W. Shielde—Dallas, ‘Mr. Norman Woods—Dallas. Mra, Beatrice Wade—Wiebita Falls, Mr, 8, B, Gabriel—Hemphit, ra. R. B. Whitame—Indopendent, Mr. RL, Hicks—Conter Me, Jamon M. Jackson—Prairie View. Mr. Brvin Marshall—Oakwood. Mt. Hoary Lee—Olen Pore, 1, This contest will open Sept. 10, 1920, and close Dec. 24, 1920. 2. All contestants must register their names, and addresses at THE DAL- LAS EXPRESS Office not later than ‘Sept. 25. No entrant will be listed later. 3. The prizes will be awarded ac- cording to the highest number of votes received by the contestants. 4. Votes will be listed according to the number of subscriptions to THE DALLAS EXPRESS received and turned in at our office. 5. Votes will be counted as fol- lows: 1 year's subscription to the ‘ “Express” 1,000 votes 6 months’ subscription to the # “Express” 500 votes 3 months’ subscription to the “Express” 300. votes | Write Now For Sub: ‘Mr, Arthur J. Sykes—Sherman, Aira, L.A. Wallaco—Clarkavitle. Mrs. H Mforgan—Dallaa, Mz. Noah Williaros—Rosser. ‘Mra. Mary Comming—Bellvile. Mr. J, H. Heads—Richardson. Mrs. DD. Kelly—Datlas, Mrs. Mira Herver—Quitman, Mra. Julia, White—Longview. Mra L. A. Pigree—Jacknonvitle, Mra. Clarena Young—Dallas. Mra, W, E. Harris—Dallas. Mr, A. B. Alerander—Mineral Wells. Mr. A. D. Stewant—Dallas Mr. T. J. Phillipe—ttavea, ‘Mrs, Delia Kimbrough—Ladonta. bes sao Spm tpin di Cyne Bont period of less than 3 months. 6. Subscriptions must be turned in weekly at our office, that they may be counted and the standing of the con- testants published in every current is- sue of paper. 7. Prizes will be awarded to the persons getting the highest number of votes, « 8. The prizes will be as follows to the Ist highest over 250,000 votes, Cadillac “8” touring. To the 2nd highest over 250,000 votes, big Diamond Ring. Substantial cash ‘prizes will be awarded all contestants in. proportion to the results which they produce, if they fail to win the big prizes. Begin today to get in the game and Win: Subscriptions now selling: We Years 5.5.2 054 $3.00 6 Months .......... 1.50 3 Months .......... 1.00 | Kill That Cold With > e ‘. 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