Dallas Express

BOOST DALLAS---BISHOPS' COUNCIL MEETS THERE IN FEBRUARY, 1921 EIGHT HUNDRED TEACHERS ATTEND ANNUAL MEETING IN HOUSTON Harrison Gilliean And Col. Roscoe Simmons Dissolve Partnership in Clarion. EIGHT HU NORTHEAST TEXA ENCE HELD IN M Reports Show Successful Year. Appointments Made by New Bishop. Editor Offers Prize For Prettiest Negro Woman. The Clarion under Gillican's management has made a record gain in sales, and at largely increased rates. Things were supposed to be going smoothly, but the Clarion's campaign. The Clarion was supporting the young race lawyer, against Congress, in charge of the Owens publicity. Colonel Simmons was billed to make a speech to St. Louis to the support of Owens, the "people's spokesman" failed to give an interview to the white dalliance, gave an interview to the white dalliance, stating that the Clarion and stating that the Clarion and young Negro against the colonel had杰尔夫 St. Louis early, a slave of the speaking to fill another data. This week before the election, the Clarion was at largely increased rates. ST DALLAS---BISH The The Repub NDRED TEACH AS A. M. E. CONFER- NEXIA LAST WEEK. JEANS-S- WORKER The Dallas Express PRESIDENT OF HAIT MAKES CHARGES AGAINST U. S. Charges Oppression by U. S. Government and Attacks Minister and Financial Ad- Omnipotence Charged. "Nothing can give a more striking and more unanimous than the conflation of the American Minister of the Confederacy, aided by the American Minister of the Republic, the Secretary, the State members of the Legislative Council, the State members of the contract of the National Assembly, in insertion in the contract of the National Assembly, in clause probabilizing the importation into the United States, which the adveriser wishes to impose. The vote of the budget, contrary to the the financial adviser and the commissioner. The financial adviser made no injury into the validity of the loan made to the bank, and has recommended no perfect method of making the loan. The bank made no recommendation for the loan to be made in the face of the Inertia of the bank multiplied its efforts, according to the financial adviser. The numerous financial projects, the large-scale civil and rural organization most the American officials or the without the American officials, have been turned down the President said. Own Proposition is not Perfect. Admitting that his own proposals were wrong, the President complained because the American officials failed to propose modifications to the American Minister comes each year to the American officials and the Indian people the requirement of American money, the government refuses the merit bureau the commissioner. The President said that loyal cooperation is necessary, that peace must be maintained by a national force, and that the American officials and the Indian people the requirement of American money, the government refuses the merit bureau the commissioner. (Continued on page 5.) and Col. Roscoe Simmons trustship in Clarion. umms against Dyer, but after the election of Dyer Mr. Simmons saw fit to apologize for the attacks made against him. The Associated Negro Press learns on the highest of authority that after losing a vote, the owner of the paper he "writes for" gave orders to Gillman to call off the war, being waged against the owner of the ticket he "wrote for" winning and that Managing Editor Jim Simmons fused to desist the race man's standpoint in the election he was going to leave for. The paper "wrote for" the campaign but that was the paper. The paper was only being published in Gillman. It gleaned, plaus to open an office in Chicago and send headquarters. Upon being asked concernantly he said they were still the best team to work out some ideas in been arranging for many years. Since been arranging for many years. Since coin League Gillman has been the organization, handling for both the publicity and the white paper its business. Learning of the reported Simmons, learning of the reported newspaper man figured some of the newspaper man figured some of the executive's said there as BISHOPS' CO de Da The Republican Party Is THE DALLAS EN EACHERS A JEANS-SLATER FU WORKERS FROM A METHODS, THRIF INTER-SCHOLASTIC AS. CHOOSE DAY L. B. KINCHION, NE JEANS-SLATER FUND SUPERVISORS ADDRESS MEETING WORKERS FROM ALL PARTS OF STATE DISCUSS BETTER METHODS, THRIFT, INTER-RACIAL RELATIONS. FORM INTER-SCHOLASTIC LEAGUE WITH UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS. CHOOSE DALLAS AS NEXT PLACE OF MEETING. L. B. KINCHION, NEW PRESIDENT. Mrs. Portia, Washington, Pittman, Merrill, Washington, Pittman, Bank, laid before the teachers, the plan of organizing thrift banks for the city and in the rural districts. The city and in the rural districts. The Pittman stressed the importance of the juvenile Federal Thrift Banking and the lesson in practice of life that schools in Dallas, gae white school schools in Dallas, gae white school Annual Convention of Negro Mothers Held. NEGRO POPULATION OF HALF- MORE IS 18,935 SAYS REPORT 一 Public Recognition President E. A. Holland Delivers Annuall Address. President E. A. Holland said in part: To the Members of the State Teacher's Association. Shoots Husband by Accident; Is Set Free. sources, a new world power, having business relations with every civilized country upon the face of the globe. Ft. Worth Man Shoots Wife, Mother And Self. Ft. Worth Man Shoots Wife, Mother And Self. Fort Worth, Texas, Dec. 2. - B-Rattleson Corwell, Negro, is dead, his wife, Katherine, is dead, and his mother-in-law, Fannie Mae, is dead. And his hippie friend, William Woolsey, wound in the hip following a shootout at Ruth street and Missouri avenue and at Ruth street and Missouri avenue. Corwell, witnesses said, did the shooting at Arizona and Hattie Mae, the rear of a house at Ruth street and Arizona, and let from an automatic plotlet into his car. The entry just behind the right side. According to Neroes who knew Corwell, he had been trouble between him and the police. The wife was taken to St. John's Hospital, where the Union Undertaking Company and the Union Undertaking Company and City-County Hospital in an ambulance Company. She was found in not considered serious wound. A wound in not considered serious wound. By Justice of the Peace Emmett Moore. BANKS LOST. AGAIN IN WILLIAMS CASE. Montgomery, Ala., Dec. 2. —Alabama banks and the bank of Montgomery County are levying the system of returning each month without the retention of each month without the retention of the bank. The system is being disbursed on the order of the bank. The application for rehearing Montgomery in the case in which the bank obtained a judgment for $100,000, has an important to banks throughout the nation and has attracted much attention. The bank has two or three years later called at the bank informed her that the money had been accounted for the money account, but it showed the account balanced, but it on which the money was supposed to be accounted to the bank's allocation according to the woman's judgment for the fall amount. If the decision is waived by the bank, Montgomery will be allowed to all check the account of payment or all check the account of payment for each enclosed check. Speech of American Radical at Moscow Meeting Urges Work Among Negroes. ROBERT LOWE ACQUITTED OF SERIOUS CHARGE IN FT. WORTH. Jury Out For Sixteen Hours Before Acquittal Decided Upon. Spirited Away After Trial. Fort Worth, Texas, Dec. 5—Kobert Lown, 19-year-old Negro, regurgitated his freedom the hands of a jury here Thursday, but left Fort-Worth, in an office stocked with Deputy Sheriffs cloak to guarantee his freedom as long as he is in Tarrant County. At the court, he was accused of stocking a vehicle in the City of Aletha Shpper, 10-year-old white girl of Arlington. The child was assassinated in East Arlington about 6:15 clock on the evening of Nov. 1, while she was returning home from a market errand. Sherif Sterling P. Clark accuse him of meddling in the direction of Deminmediately in the direction of Deminmediately. The counsel for power said that the bounty of his grandfather to go to the bounty of his grandfather was gave splendid cover for the apirition than a score of men were around him at a score of men were around the verdict was returned. They were about the corridors all of the mortal buildings the verdict today were from inside the verdict today were from inside the verdict today were from committed, and where an effort was made. PER ANNEM $8.00. PRICE TEN CENTS. HOUSTON NIES ANY SHARE IN Imperial Wizard Says: Membership Not Limited to Southern Men. Atlanta, Dec. 2. I—In justice done the modern Knights of the Ku Klux Klan whether intentionally or because of ignorance of the facts through published reports that this organization was identified with right riders and skin burrowers and was terrifying Negroes throughout the South has pacted in favor of the Klan, according to Col. William J. Stuart, Imperial Guard of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan. Col. Simmons says that since these reports were published his office has been from all sections of the county, many of them from men who stand high on the nation, and some of them from less fortunate communities expressing their belief in the true Democratic and the Republican parliaments, and the Republican klan. In many of these letters Col. Simmons is asked as to reasons for his klan. Klan is a social organization that men but Southern men as members. In connection Col. Simmons says "Amy's citizen, who believes in the Chisholm election and who owes allegiance to it, religious or political, a member of the Kn Xi Klan pro- According to Col. Simmons, the reasons that the modern Klan accepts members of the Ku Klux Klan are determined by descent from the last immigrant to and bears the same ancestry of the reconstruction period, which of the southern history following the civil war. "but even at that," said Col Simmons, who composed entirely of Southern men and fought in the Union Army, who also was a member of the organization, were members of that organization. Massachusetts, was the chief Jedidiah of the old Old Klan. Gen. Felix Cohen, commander and when the war began he commanded and rose to the rank of the army and rose to the rank of general. Our organization has many members who have seen the court, Col. Simpson, who drew what he saw about the order stands for, among others, that its membership includes judges, among whom are judges and democrats, among whom are lawyers. Kin is outspoken in his principles, and he speaks no quarrel with any man who soaks up the law, all the times it stands for law and order. Our organization is preservation of peace with honor. dle ground. The defense counsel and group in the brief that the verdict is for acquittal. Marvin Simpson, appointed by Judge Homer, was without funds to hire attorney when the crime as were William Robinson, Robert Robert, who handled the defense attorneys for the defense case, proven entirely innocent of the crime. Eight Ballots Taken. amDeyil ty Fey 2 Pact Two. THE PEOPLES’ FORUM. iD ‘OTe rte ewan sie + sn 5 ieee tah ee he pts rp eee i ae ar ee ie Sey Pale “aa hale a as ae eka Pagan ee ete cose Bos Sots ees eri ceatien sr eo ee ae ane orn bape tne 's fees ies a oe ets Cis con re eee ketenes he Tent te Ae yar 1S THE souLE same spare, Yor oe Sexi» From aut We Boniiods mar gol, ay, 0 eae tet al eset fae ey Breyoy whore tat it, caf ute rue te iy ey tnt ene $b Tahu bons fee ciao Saat. So ie tobe? 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So Zit Repro iherstures Mie en feta inion asap ater". bar fade “ot alata Me George “0 fee ‘ha ge wha hn owe Mie Halde' Turner’ is now Yencher faba eye Mineral Wells, ee, 2—Sunds eset ttnded sk tbo sare ee ea et ae LS Soya wepyen Buds ake ‘The wew!y. appointed. pastor” of is eS catchy fee 6. “hile Saat bie owt ll hy enday aa rhe io eone sermon, ra valle oe ot Kot P. ol eaak, Wasa ihe” vang Ich seule!" ‘nccometed int Dalian to, to’ a pectic Se rack import, Men Rae “ty ntig. in Mort wor Mine Laura ‘Terrell, = teacher of Gamer” spn ar Savy ‘inst week. “Mr. and Mrs. 8. D. Homo- ona Caine Bord vat Pa ‘Worth are_vnting rn Gert 'nke Prose. vere rope entrained nei ti ot aie arose A en iets MI, Toliver, Shepherd, Cass, Sem, Serer ch. i o ‘here ie wen ey Out West fa Baie sau tx i "a er lt the: year eve ‘ [It he ia nat, returned to thie charee pecbeetacs rene ee orm Se eaaciating nae beaut fee din" Ar," Pee een os ost ea el ere erved.” Than a vase re ae tL. gone and wife of For eaten eee eee, Adak Reeves, POR Wor ‘THE DALLAS BXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER, 4, 1020. se teete eaily, at First. Daptiet| wae erly at rt, bab ‘houth we had rood services| Hoa. JC. MeKeusle aad Mire Bria Lm of Wii en, wee had Prat Fe'k, Siange, a hskey nnd Miaaga Athan, Nelle Jones, Hn "net ah Sa Teturned trom tbe State Teachers "Assocution "nt Hous, very. meh sated, Mr. tawrence Lamia, oar enterprising vrocesional Plumb haa ouekt bet nthe eastern part of the iy and. many otters talowine tv wake,” Me, Susie vin in very tick Dek. t hunter i purhing his aan Hari and bath howe to. somptetion Under the. architect SU of the Tanner ‘Brothers Mr. ‘Arthur Me: Keany and hls brother, Lineain, have joined partuerahip’n ihe tall bur Ineo Siany High Hankers were shopping ta the ety. Ma Ara Lit fagwon ltt for Waco 0 vai rl ativer and friends, "A fine “girth graced the home of aur enterprising fslor, Me. Arthur McKinney. Nother i doing fine. Mew. Homa’. Jon: ton had. the talsfortume No, tant ber band with & screen hook. Mr Wille Miles “and “wife have. returned. and Wil make “his, their ‘bome ‘They are. stoping with Nr. doo. hiles tor the rewent Winnsboro, Dec. 2-—sunday. Sohoo! was well atended Sunday and tanch- tre’ manifested “much Interest. Our school In moving alone lcey under the prineipalahip "of Pro,” Pulp Jones. Remember ie Dapiist” Ar Sionary mnt are lasing to, have whi ie at ie chute the seco srcok in? December and. asking over} Toomer to. manitet woe interest by alving some Kind of fancy. work For news and’ information read the Ke "pepe. the Dales, Expreoy Dont stop Burlng fe Because ten centn “per seapy._ Rev. Caroway tet ‘Int Monday" forthe | Annual Conference in Mexia He. vas ac: companied by. Nek a Joes Mre Caiile alley” abd tan “la Thomas Me terztle Walang went Pitsbare few days dst eck on business ‘ir Jom Raymond was tome n few dds tant Weck trom Ban Kntonin, “They” are plaanine i move Ghete ta tbe” sear tutnres ew i. Cunsingharn and Msn Lelia Gand: bolt" were quletiy marti "Sunday afternoon af" her” home in Caro Hey, Will Davis ‘necompanted the robe there. They ‘wil make. thet future home here” A tew of Tran- Gul "Society, slaters ‘held cottage Prayer meeting’ with Sister” Alive Srekaon "and. Aan "Pletcher Sunday aternoon.” "These aisert are et Very i Mr Raymond Cottey "a MU Prensant wan cst of Silee"Ona Mao. Smith Sunday. Mr and Mrs Eugene Christan “has moved it» thelr beautiful new home. Ars Prank Willlama ttt Saturday” ght to" apend. the Christan With” her Darema in. Palestine. Mra Nettie Brith improving very much. ev Tramble, pastor of the C. ME. Ghareh’ preached his ast sernan for thie year Thureday nisht. Mire. Silvie Uraon and’ ire Ellen” White made Siping tip,to Greenvive last week ‘yer, Dee. 2—The Call wesson, 0 tug Bast Torus DaptitAmociation convened at Bethe Piet ap: fit Church on the 243i of November for the parpoee of raising money 0 fomplete the” four story balding Sich ie boing erected at tho: East Texws eademy. “The season was tailed to order. Wednesday. morning fy the Moderntor. Father "Butler Hee. “Weaver "prinched. at might ‘Thursday they worshiped. wee ast Texas Academy where the In: Jn of tho. comer stoke took. place, fiev,"Becmart reading the ‘ceremony raday might the, Dr. Campbel fof First Baptist Church {hile spoke to a large crowd. i sermon ‘an impressive and” enjoy Ryall present. $720" cash was Pulsed. Several thousand dollars were pledged. Dr. Stewart and hin. chateh Dledged’ rive the frat ton wis dows and. they: Alexander ‘and "hs fSkoren the same sumer of windows for the new building, “hay ndjourn fod to" mect at Kimo ‘next October ‘Phe following teachers attended the ‘Sate Teachers ‘association at Soon fon: Madame 3b. Grifin, 2. Davis, Mleece Hattie Britain, Goldie itchot, Prot. Jense and 0” Adama. Mr: ee “Tucker, Madam. Calloon and Johnson were ‘pleat callers ot Mra: Mt Tuoter at Lanon, Chapt School “onthe 10th and" gave sowe being laren to the opin, “re "Fkinn now ‘ot Abilene, bere" to-attind the. conference. She ill visit" Shrevepor at before re farang." Wert ‘texas. Rey” W. HH. Johneon of Terrell ‘vinlted_ rel tives here tast week, and attended he ‘Aasociation. Me Jobin Lon op- et "At anes chap aa Hlonday $id toade “one ot hs enjoyae. bo fren to. the" school, Me.” Long {he manager of The Peoples Drax Biore and his thoughts are always igh, so much to that be bellevee fin 7 Daasenger ‘Nagh can travels fast at the ‘katy Fiver, The C. "annual" Conference convened Sk Joven chureh Nov. 34 10°28 ne fiy'o Holy Spree Min ander. tral” hundrot‘mfsicern.” delasios {Sid vistors were presrat_ from al rer thet A. a acount. wl Sopear gto ‘wheeler ‘has return from Austin where she Yeon “nat her mother” Ala ‘Grifin of “Chandler spent fast ‘oe Sunday with Rin soe Gotan Vern Bowel Ete ‘on accom of fay i ite “Cornelia. died “onthe. ‘ist a Nin home’ On Patterson “street He Teavea tro itde ‘ow fire bin als wie died aboot ‘months ago. He was a member of Sean, Deo, 2--Seneay _ Boheel wan very. well nilanded. Mr. Joe Brantley "was bere. Saturday. WA Jobuson vas. in Bqypt Saturday on business. "The Hxprens was sold by Mr, Mote Jobson with b ireat suc- cess. Mr, Will Hamilton ‘was, ere Saturday, welling cotton. Mr. George Dudley ia quite wick, Rev. W, B. Bond ‘paid "in le dues. Saturday. ies. ‘Mobort Mea! was viniting here also. Mr, Tony Smith = Sees Bel anc Mr. ee eee has rented off the Ghote for the gear 1821, ar, Sa ovata Ait sr Satarday. "Ee. enerolent awocnton ‘wf met at tae home oe Wk Dolton, Dees at § pm: {otatn, pre, 3 Ot ar ‘holds fort st the Ford | on if 30% are looting for the new of th aca; dot in the xpree. + Dee. 2—Sunday Soo! and FF were bah wall shondo Hay, J..@ Drown led hie appoint: feat ao preatied an able sermon. ‘Thankaeiine wen ell obwervd here Row. Brown’ preached "Thankes: tg sermon and'a tice rogram war fendered. "The ifant ot Stand rs Ede‘Groee ed "omit, Wendy lant and ae tried "Fortier ies Ae ‘Dalia rae tryed alter spend vome, te it Gorsise wit flatness Mr Be sini Tx 'Paertine “on tuainne fhe week . Mn Sincleton. of Rotard, wae ere tals "weak fm ntrone of patna fiomber york tion Hoke Free, Sire "Georeia” Marin, Prot 30 te amt, Mace 3E! 1. Ynes and chasoa made’ ing trp to Jack onvie nie week. Tho Powell and {Gamer Sop doine be, businese Me Wirt brag in hin weak Dr M Boptan iin Anderon County oo taninecs cis eek Pot 321 Mamton peat "Toenkas¥ing ih pantera ek or Tho pattan Expraea00 3. PY Pree, Fepotier and arent Temple, Dec. 2-—Rev. 7, Georee arin” of Part ‘baptint Chore a inten, ras eaied tothe. pertorae of Eth Street Haptat Chetek and |Recepted the sumer ie. wil tae up {he wor i ai Besianing Ana |Bamday. Me" vand Mra A 3 Wiley ot Wco pent -Thankstivn, wth [prensa and Mra Gone ‘Srontrtanmest war riven (a thet owor, and ate tne wan had 9 fi. "Ts Branford, « prominent ovng mn ot oor ity, went betore fie fora Sita Board at mba feck convened in Datos e ew Gags [igo nd eset 0. Ke lacense ts ies, ‘taued to bib, andthe noe wioliy“prepeed to" direct and ‘we for gout Timers” aderaxine establahment located ons ave |nue B, annex to his tallor shop. | Mr. Branford in also operating & ervce fear and soles Jour matonare in Si" Mas peamees, Wi "Avery, and rover c.aereith, manager othe {Fonte Orenetre ‘are prepares to fai the band to Waco’ th beat tare "hep vt wppene a te abe fry Soda rit on Sed stent. ‘The sto of ther epartare wil beam ounced later. bra. Horace Richards ip ater wo weeks nese Srm [ater Ka up ater mote tas deren’ weeks ines, Ponts, Dee. 2<-0n farm some alee cast of" here, the: tody of fore Panay ‘Towpeon, Colored was founa’ bursed to death onder" wme feading in her home ome tate ater fon se on the evening ot the fir instant. ‘Parties paanpe™ the une [Mncovered “cn” chuneal snout ef [emote ithe hue which wan closed aE the ‘ne. “On, an" inveteation Stcublea.orer her ‘charted remains Ser the: bedding an rated above [Her wo chdrn' ere working” a [tcane mil some diane trom te Homa, adit supposed. that se ad cadeht om fr, and tem tng to extinguish he tame weaned fife ‘np inthe. bedding” Yat mac fumed inten tm the, condition [tte was found’ Sho war he youn fst “daughter of ld ‘Uncle Rafe Ftompace wo ted womething more thane: year ago Me Harry Wi Hats and'‘h fiance, Mite Are Rian ton sloped ther chance: aud, when toa had called on the Sumi a Poace, i, JA. Peles 08 the 2h trata. Was marina whe {ound by tho father, who bad retuned to co cu‘ a aon sew, Ws Senpenk forties two. partion [hapoy futur, Tho mence an broke Jean lat ‘Touray afternoon a |W. me nhon Prot 2 W. Mnany ‘ran fotemaaed by ior, mations Tian ule Boling atthe bome a the brite parents, en. Te Powel of Rerens tilting. "The 300m te |theditinewishet "son. of rand Me, G2'G Maer, of thin piace, and tho igo in the oconpiehed tah fer of rand Ars, Martin Dal tin. “ail of thin piace ‘The “ear {riendip ot these’ tro paren wish for thect “a ‘met. nd” prosperout Hi, “Mr Pratt "Netson wna er foaniy Mat ils Nome simon orth St'hore, pot resting wall atts feriting” Rey. Powel fet Wednenay or ths Anos! "Conference ot the CoM church which wan held at ‘Tyler, Nov tn, "to dst with fips layer” with the ‘ic point lat year with the ‘nce fred Mew tate Wit it on the {btn or Athenn, to inthe ‘sotr Sire, ‘ota Cex’ Mee Puter Heft era on ths 19th for Gatvesto, Bin, Ab Clemer and in, Paler ccomaanied Ni es "far ea Galati. tamer ie Sena nthe uh and let for eer pont on the £1 Galnerville, Doe, 2dr, and Mex ‘tom Hi, formeriy" Galore et fens, were th tho” ety Sunday and Feturaed to. Webath Pie ‘isn No. ais where they are. now Fosiding. tra” Rutt "NeNeal Nebo en, so a Gainers van bere Stee em fr, ner, Me ern ScNeal and Str "Pear Gleb, ira aitert “Aineswort was te Doried a ie il lan week so ‘tas gut, Sun. Pastor. "rown. of IP Sie Bapt chase, was oat eta aaetty ee ee een ee See ee ea rane Jacksboro, Dec. 2—Sunday School on rad a tas oy panes oa a Sot “ua fee eg arate uae Seat Sor ae a ot oat tone dare tates Peers Va as pro nent cena easton ‘he number were! Mr- Jewel Sheiton Ge ogee Mr eo tas Se Rare Sa SMe ate Se sa peer en mee Pi Sa teat fara ak teas ae eee seals ties ar a fee aes at cre ho in tow attending East Texas eee ee ees ABs she wy ns shower at Bethlehem Baptist Church Soci ness rc eat Sarietery st teat Stet ad eh ee oes oe orion mee Sree hea ee ee erase nena I ctl ie ea See erece a Se ete cease ete aati errr it he Ree ahem ee ane ee ns epee weiner G8 ea toe Eaves a to Seka Gree eae ieee aches ae ‘for covering roots. Wo wish them tee ee tetn oer Sotiues eras oe eee Aen Pie estas De eites or Pi ct ae bate eee Sse a ee oe ate Seman marr as Senha at Nae See ate ne SE ene ore eesce “ak eee Sora aartate ohatcaee va pees oe ia ioe iene irae ac 2 ae a oat see pes ea ener re er eae en se eee ee se os ene tenets ae elevates oe ae hae eres oa Roranas es Stary ae i, be 1b at er rsa xara se be Sata ae arta Saat et free wehbe titans, We [settee eee eee tare Hoe tetas aoe Soe are na ie Bat cepa gett Sete an eaters ants ae fear eat aa Beta acta, eet cs ete ay ere es su ete een a a masteie eg eas Bee fetta sa dan eet eta ae stad eet ae re as Me ae oar a re ape es Rae © os me tae ane Sate aes ata Sues ee lao Sie Se ead yen eee s eee Raeenen tantra eae er Ree ae Pane Sean nae ton Sancti ieee eee es eee, oe eed Necdeer Sales a ei Saat Ss ace aera ne ¢ ce esate’ Ran os ut is rase Seana Sera arm SS visa tee Sree eos pe eae ae a ies at Sa, Sake Pears ei agi se set a tae tet hiente Se eects aa a beware oe ae ener aaa ite ene ae hata Seen ea a aa [Nora ‘Wilson a Jersey cow” Mr. ‘an se Sees oy eae a a eer ee Steet sence a acres ce Racer era Evoee. Sina face Boag reg ay eat at Sah ae cen See a ey wees terete in oe en Bight Mra. Ba. McGee, who has bees Daniel welt to Hillsboro. Miases Latino Beaty sd Stunt ores Dallas” yore re. Thuratad nis friends and “welaan "ale "tn betta "Dealy went sor Yen Bom te Rr and nis’ dele Rou fear a bay. Mother aad na dokig” neaty. ait "aaswie “Soe went to Bieri io open her ses Born fo ME snd Si heats ‘Ses dram he bop Mate soda dang nay.” aes che. ensony tsb was thse ‘ths as tr," ie ‘enone. seh dc Davenjort ii “Ove tne te cement eather. Sine’ Schet was very wel alteniod at chorchee ter, As “haters et‘ a ant oteached bal Sart Bae wane oa pre “aly” erie Shoot Note Prot LG. dona, neal hs Thaneetrag’ ot kM. He wes a grand atait, Dect ese 16. Mr M.S Becta sir haan fae ie pony yee por cior enor wipe cive Vion 15s deters tne, le ee Te ‘ety went co Dll He iSnndso; Repertr. Farner, Des, 2— Sunday Sco! feae'we Meh coded epi of tu weiner he, lb Pisces: "emo her eter Wit eld, Mi tg ala Board To nent ae late for Be'Shaua'eeivete MPa Wore ‘Rss “be Mieioe andr ke seta rie oe the Spt fe repre on nak Het aa pe” go lone bein for ioe eaves Mant Dec. 2—serricee, were toot ac tht reall tar Ne toes woe itn aay eer carey ‘Therefore many friends from other “Chutchen came to. worship with. Us. thao cotane permed De i elton aii reach fue tows Rees Wor ace ena ser ma Jona He tnd Cetndenc.spohaend from’ Tine slg & Chater end th ere." Mr Shen” ‘Gacorites temas were sie meet om’ Pore Werth ana Beneath Ate nl Season sr Ouuabome is vet of Mee Sn vine rn aly sins Doce Bat Mes xaterae eso Sum A {obi ‘tna sue Coeaell of Bn ‘ean eafea Mere to ated he feimea" ae these What {ler fea ie Bop Tain, Dec, 2—ervien vere wat sted” Sonny aay anda sete te Wactint nite ot neato cuches‘Srohost fhe Shy here SF fane’ of te Fie Maps are ten and Fuk dian sie the new pesto wea et amie i tanet Cap She Ketan ated he pale Say oreachng or bie setmins Ser owe: in ood set maa, et Mr at rec esate rei for hin 8 very Greco yt Out exten, Het Dea ate on hla wor tk ore |Beclasd ‘Put ew ‘cat ea Jest atat lene it he, casge ev! Wet "Beton "wan, onto to Ber Stndly we send at cae [iid *Sinaty “yos''s Sahay at | Goat Wit Barat Chute cacbras [Soman cod astray ot ter Pott tose, the setuen esse |livered by Rev. W. M. Tensley, pas- tach nt iva Bata cheek A [hotter tis sat io [ie’a ene. spel Progra [Stats cated'e: contain, Te Tse Stay “alate” presents | were presented the pestor, Rev. B. |P. Roberts, for his faithful service Fender rie the, past gers Kaui tows ros vitor itso te te weak tating tor Soe'wit ter cova ska Mee Falk Vineet” Sony “Huatler Ses sapetel que sek tat we. |Feends” oe hima, teh re [trey ail hen, 2x ely acon tas are [Rocke eleware once of ele, Mee caer ont meas. See iy itect he Sat ebay Ae elton ey were Indl ene, Bes dhe eet ais Bete, “in were ne ‘evo fawn pees siete Does [er anreed tea meee thes Vesta ety he: and rn tara |eeer Rearaaiy aaa ca Gow ae Thane, ee at Sele Ta hn Merete Sty and obra who Gm tn ie [iy wees tee, ers Aer tier iat ae Tey wit wea asa wetdag hy Ete Jotenm'e Galveton” ee Aha ce ut chareh No eae hot Stave’ n peng ae Secee es Reteeaeta hess tr ns oe, Ryans, ares eas eee Lift off Corns! ti iat eo ena. om oi oe ow iw areata, etic eae ae see cessor t cers cists “AS re Ses ae a Be ae ty Heeateate ie ere te esac see Seta an oe cite Mees gun mage seer So cone, soft and “mioayy. A. tral will Ve nT Ta a fe ee \ ‘ A 5 A er oa SAWING (oy sete oem scam ae ate htt peg fi air" aeweamt aera We cvaranes cor goote ty pro nga np Ene ee or ea Moaceat eset vio orewe PAGE FOUR THE DALLAS EXPRESS. MEMBER OFF. FIRST IN SERVICE MEMBER NATIONAL NEGRO PRESS ASSOCIATION. Published every monthly morning in the year at 2:00 Swiss Avenue. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING COMPANY. Houston, Texas Dallas, Texas due quarter. Office Freed and Free, Independent Life Building. SUBSCRIPTIONS IN ADVANCE 090 Pages Six Months Three Months Single Copy NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC An express request to obtain a copy of the constitution of any person, firm or corporation which is a member of the Dallas Express will be quickly addressed to the attention of the publishers. Ensured at Post Office at Dallas, Texas, as second-class master, under the terms of the contract. IMPORTANT. No subscriptions market for a period longer than six months. Payment for same must be $1.00. has never lobed the white feather, neither has it been disgraced by the yellow streak. It is not afflicted with the flannel mouth. It is in a plain, every day, sensible, conservative newspaper, which trims no nail to catch the pansing breeze; flies no doubtful flag; It no doubt will be the bread as our country, its love of even handed justice covers all the territory occupied by the human race. This is pretty high ground, but we live on it and are prospering. Boys of the press come up and stand with us. This ground is too. W. E. KING. SATURDAY DECEMBER 4, 1920. INTELLIGENT UNSELFISHNESS. Christmas gifts are neither more nor less than translated thoughts. The gift is worth no more than a selfish or a careless thought to the recipient. The gift is worth no more than a money may have been. That is why many a youngster and a many a grown up also, finds Christmas day a time of disappointment and disappointment. Present bought in selfish hope of return, or in inexpressible fulfilment of pleasure of the moment can never bring real appreciation to the recipient. For they lack the essential pleasure of the moment and lack the essentials of "good will" and thought for the future. None of us has had so much that we do not desire those dear to us to have more. None of us has loved those dear to us to have others to avoid the mistakes we have made. The successful Christmas gifts are those which are based on thought moment but on thought/and care for the future. None of us knows the future, but each of us hopes for the future. Searcely a Christmas gift is dispatched in this country that is not to worry about the future. HOPE for the future. But it is possible to give gifts which carry not only hope but an ASSURANCE that you will be able to maintain the character, that inspire success that promote independence. You can give them a training that should be part of the equipment of every institution against malfortune which will last them all their lives, AND THEY WILL LIKE THEIR PHYSICIAN. What is more, you can make your presents cost what you will, and you can afford to buy them. You need you do need to ask for Government Savings. Securities. No matter how aim or but bulky your purse, they will afford you more than you afford no more than a 25 cent Thrift Stamp placed on its card you can move toward giving you boy or girl an investment, as the man who gives his children a $100 Treasury Savings certificate on the way to financial independence and safety with a $2 War Savings Stamp as well as with your younger brother. When you give those sound securities, you put love and thought behind them. You can give as well as money and you can give happiness for the future as well as will it fit it. No matter if you can take, YOUR THOUGHTS ARE ALL YOU CAN GIVE FOR CHRISTMAS OVER AND ABOVE ENERGY SAVINGS SECURITIES BUY W. S. S. Any old tool can save money but it takes a hard headed man to save it. Men seduced ever forest the hand that that, "hum" or the foot that "kicks them." One woman calls another a "cow," she's been beaten by her in some war. BOLSHEVISM AND OURSELVES. It is hardly possible that much significance will be accorded the alleged speech of the late American radical writer John Reed, before the Moscow meeting of the Communist internationale in which he urged the Reds to enlist the aid of American Negroes in the spread of their propaganda. In his speech he is alleged to have declared that the American Negro offered a fertile field for such propaganda. Describing the position of the Negro in the United States, expressly acknowledging the States, as "terrible," Reed declared the Negro offers a two-fold opportunity to the spread of communism in this country; first, a strong race and social movement, second, a strong race and social movement, and second, a strong proletarian movement. Race consciousness has steadily increased among the Negroes, he said, "a certain section of whom are now carrying on a propaganda in favor of armed revolt against the whites, and Socialistic ideas are rapidly developing among the blacks employed in industrial establishments. Describing the status of the Negro in America, Reed asserted that despite the constitution's mandate the ballot in the Southern Negroes were killed if they dared to exercise this right, and that the use of separate schools, hotels and theaters existed in all parts of the country. "This separation of the Negro from the white is called the 'jim crow' system, and the clergy of the Southern churches teach that there is also a heaven where the 'jim crow' system is in operation." Reed declared. In so far as Mr. Reed's description of the general condition of the Negro in America is concerned, we must give him credit for having correctly stated our status. Our position, especially in the South is "terrible." If any one doubts that our constitutional rights are denied us, let him investigate the Alabama, Mississippi, Florida and Georgia. He has only to view the lynching records of all Southern States to be assured that in describing our condition to the "红" convention, Mr. Reed made no mistake. His judgment did are greatly however in its supposition that we would or could welcome any communistic or Bolshevistic propaganda. It is not possible nor probable that such will ever be the case. Bolshevism and its method of operation do not appeal to us in the least. We are satisfied with our form of government. What we are not satisfied with is the spirit in which the laws are administered and the attitude toward us as assumed by a great class of American inhabitants in their adherence to a fallacious doctrine. As we see it our lot as a group has always been and still is extremely unfortunate but even so, we would hesitate much before exchanging it for the present lot of the Russian peasant. We have seen and have been informed of Bolshevism at its best and it does not now and never will appeal to us. We firmly believe that we shall finally succeed in realizing our hopes for a freer, fuller opportunity for doing our utmost for America, partly because of the growing race consciousness because the sentiment toward us will be compelled to change because of a growing sense of justice and a fuller realization of the duties of all Americans to each other. We have no reason to feel that America's ideals are impossible of final accomplishment but we do have ample proof that Bolshevism has few commendatory qualities. Class solidarity of which Bolshevik leaders speak so highly has in this country been responsible for the wall of prejudice which has caused us to suffer. We would rather encourage the continuation of the efforts of our own best thinkers, working with our fairer minded neighbors who are applying themselves with such increasing earnestness toward mutual co-operation in bringing to pass a scheme of greater justice and more equitable dealing. We have seen and have been informed of a steady change of public opinion toward a platform which, like the platform adopted by the Christian leaders of the South a few days ago. adopted by the Christian leaders of the South a few days ago. "(1) declares lynching to be a crime against the Nation's honor and calls upon the South for an uncompromising opposition to all mob violence; (2) urges laymen throughout the South to keep in close touch with the administration of justice, particularly in the petty courts, and to form legal-aid societies for the benefit of the poor and unprivileged of all races; (3) urges that adequate and equitable arrangements be made for the safety and comfort to Negro travelers; (4) deplores the insanity and housing conditions of the poor; (5) calls upon the poor to make that ignorance breed disorder, vice, and crime; (6) urges ministers to teach people to apply Christian principles to their treatment of the Colored race; (7) calls on the Christian forces to co-operate with the Commission on Interracial Co-operation; (8) recommends the formation of local interracial committees whose object will be the conservation of peace and justice for all; (9) requests the official and denominational organizations of both races to make a thorough study of interracial problems and work out adequate interracial programs." We author class spirit. We feel rather that the final success of Americans and Americans will depend upon the extent to which every individual and every class demands its rights but, performs its duties, realizing absolutely that because of their inter-dependence, mutual co-operation is essential to success. Such is not the creed of the Bolsheviks. A NATIONAL BANKING PROGRAM. allowing dispatch from the Associated N. correspondent is of great interest: since 1912, when the National Negro Business, Illinois, the nigero bank institute has been seeking the formation of bankin to put them in line with the great bankin country on a basis entirely satisfactorian banquet was given in honor of the repor banking institutions at Chicago, in 1911, recent meeting of the National Negro Bank in Philadelphia, August, 1920, Dr. Emm. the National Negro Business, League, The following dispatch from the Associated Negro Press, Washington correspondent is of great interest: "Ever since 1912, when the National Negro Business League met in Chicago, Illinois, the Negro banking institute in Chicago, which would put them in line with the great banking establishments of the country on a basis entirely satisfactory to all concerned. A banquet was given in honor of the representatives of the Colored banking institutions at Chicago, in 1912 at the famous Palmer House but nothing definite came out of the movements. At the recent meeting of the National Negro Business League, held in Philadelphia, August, 1920, Dr. Emmett J. Scott, Secretary of the National Negro Business League, keeping in mind the efforts which have been made during the past few years to put Colored banking institutions in touch with the great captains of industry, invited certain representatives of New York banking interests to meet with a group of Colored bankers At that conference last August a full, free, and informal interchange of opinions took place. Out of the conference grew the decision to pursue the effort to a final conclusion so that Colorized banks may not be handicapped in the future, as they have been in the past by lack of sympathetic help from the bank. The bank is now under new way looking to closer affiliations of this character and the effort is being supported by some of the most important of the Colored and white banking institutions of the country. A capital fund of One Million Dollars will be used to finance the program. Full announcement of the details will be from New York within the next few days. Application for chairs has been made by groups representing the various involved. Such an announcement is inspiring to our financial leaders who have heretofore been handicapped by a lack of such financial connections as would facilitate their growth and service. Our banks are the guardians of our business. They are essential to the maintenance and formation of all financial ventures. Such a program if carried to final accomplishment will open up avenues to an economic development hitherto scarcely able to be imagined. The acquittal of Lowe by the Fort Worth jury is only further proof that those citizens of Arlington who prevented mob action acted as became real citizens. Those who maintain that talk is cheap are refuted by the doubling of telephone rates. A Negro saved a white man from lynching last week. Turn about is fair play. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER, 4, 1920. THE MIRROR OF PUBLIC OPINION THE NEGRO BEFORE THE LAW. There can be little inducement, nowadays, for Negro people to have confidence in the laws by which we are governed, in view of the brand of justice which is being meted out to Negroes in the courts. When the issue is an between a Negro and a white man, and the decision must finally rest with a jury made up of white men here is any result gave that which favors the white man. We repent, his unfortunate decision, by recognizing that the unnumerous sentiment favoring the Negro at a dismay of keeping him "the under doe." To go further, if one studies some of the results and decisions in the light of the testimony, one must conclude that the testimony of Negro witnesses, even when confirmable and consistent with other circumstances surrounding the case is generally discredited or given less weight than that of the white man. It is impossible to explain the unwarranted decisions in many cases save alone upon the general assumption that the Negro must be "kept down" in his place, would be unaware to convict a white man for assaulting him or murdering him. In our courts there are, as everyone knows, countless cases of violence between white men and black which lands them in courts. In only the most fragrant cases, and in the rarest jurisdictions, is a verdict ever rendered against a white offender. In the great majority of the cases the Negro bears the burden whether he was the aggressor. To justify the assault or killing of a Negro a white man has only to say that the Negro made a threat or motion as to draw a gun. The white offender can justify the shooting of a Negro in the back while fleeing with a defense. It is done very often in our courts**** **** Most Negroes are guilty upon slightest provocation and they might defend themselves. This is the usual history of Negroes killed or beaten by police officers. A white man was acquitted of murdering a Negro by shooting him straight through the back in our courts here this week. The white physicians testifying showed that the Negro victim was shot "straight through" there being no defection of the bullet. Several witnesses testified the Negro was fleeing when shot down. The accused claimed that the Negro reached for a gun and the shot was fired as he "wheeled." Which testimony occurred with the bullet which ranged straight through the back of the victim? These occurrences frequent and wide-spread, do not terrorize Negroes to submission. They breed o disrespect and a lack of confidence in the law, and those who are charged with the upholding it. They inspire resentment and distrust of their oppressions. And why not? Are not these laws made by white men? Do they not set up the standards of epalactic justice, only to brush them aside where Negroes are concerned? This is a white man's civilization; he makes the laws, by which we are to be governed. He suspended them, when the issue is beaten. A Negro runs afoul; maybe in some insignificant instances. Immediately the young and inexperienced officers, taken largely from the rural districts rush up with their clubs and pistols to beat and destroy. Other white men rush up with their ready pistols to augment the excitement and disorder, and soon riot is in the air. We have so often seen very minor disturbances converted into most serious consequences to Negroes and Negro communities often embracing many harmless and innocent. This condition cannot long go on in the serious way it is going. The thinking people must take a hand in the affairs of the people as they affect the courts and the handling of Negroes generally by public officers. The Negro community is not for black men as well as white, must realize that terror and intimidation not breed the element of good citizenship in men. These methods transform good men into abandoned and reckless men. And lynching, the great bane of the Southland, still runs riot hereabouts. These good men, law abiding and having the welfare of the community at heart must restrain the reckless and hating among them. Three Negroes at a time in Georgia and seven or eight in Florida, with a community of houses, churches and schools going up in smoke shows that this sect is not a threat and as depicted in Russia of elsewhere. Negro life, limb and property are worth little in the rural districts. For none of these crimes of lynching and violence are mobs ever brought to trial. In practically all instances the leaders and personal of the mobs are known to the sheriffs and court officers where the crime takes place. Coroner's juries still find that the victims come to their knees. Coroner's juries will find that the victims come to their knees. Lynching and violence are thus encouraged and induced. Those who hate will too quickly get together the crowd of Negro hunters and raid the jail or hold up the sheriff and "suffir up" the Negro. They know the end of it is there and they run no risk of prosecution—all because of this general sentiment and understanding that this terror and intimidation are necessary to "keep the Negro in his place." Here at Savannah, the people have been free from the terror and the wrong, and the rural Negro suffirs. During the past two or three years, things have changed considerably for the worse, and Negroes have suffered much at the hands of the police and on the street cars, due to the reckless class of men holding most of these positions. The courts are reasonably satisfactory in so far as matters of importance are in the hands of trained officials and attaches. Wherever, however, the jury comes in to decide the fortunes of litigants or offenders, the judge, helpless, defenseless. Negro before the bar of justice, except in rarest cases. This "general" state of mind of the masses with reference to the Negro, and the acquiescence in it of the minority of the law-abiding, just people, presents an alarming state of affairs in the South. It intensifies our present problems, and gives us a helpless future to look at. The matter is so grave that something must soon be done or all classes of Necess will live in constant fear of their lives and property. THE EVERLASTING STAIN. and desperate political party clutches at the stray of race in grasping hope. Bourbon democracy is true to its rulers and at the craft politician psychologized the public, and at the cry of nero blood would throw it into a spasm of the infamy of this taint was deemed to be more detestable than brand upon the forehead of Cain. It was thought a public estimation the entire catalogue of intellectual, more morites. To charge an American with theft, arson or mind accusation an compared to this. The time was so long that the charges were not sign of time to refute the charges or to recount the public cry of Wolf! Wolf on the first alarm, stamped the fire is no wolf. But the bungling dastard did not know his strategy triumphed over dastardly cunning. With amazement the charge was reused as soon as made. The da A dying and desperate political party clutches at the stairway of race hatred as its last gasping hope. Bourbon democracy is true to its rulng passion, strong in death. The cratty politician psychologized the public, and felt assured that the cry of Negro blood would throw it into a spasm of delirium. The infamy of thisaint was deemed to be more detestable than the murderous brand upon the forehead of Cain. It was thought to outweigh in public estimation the entire catalogue of intellectual, moral and political virtues. To charge an American with theft, arson or murder would be considered a crime, and dramatic cleverness. The iron must be struck while it is hot. There must be no margin of time to refute the charges or to recieve public sentiment. The cry of Wolf! Wolf! on the first alarm, stampedes the crowd, even if there is no wolf. But the bungling dastardd did not know his game. Righteous strategy triumphed over dastardly cunning. With amazing colority of action the charge was refuted as soon as made. The dastardly dead red devoids to the shame of the deer. Never before and, let us hope, never again will any political party sink to such a low level if infamy. Blessed are ye when men shall revile you, and say all manner of evil against you falsely. With righteous indignation against the methods of the character assassin, the American people with all but one voice sweeps Harding into the White House, assured that his purity of blood is as unblemished as his blood. The country is safe the Republican party is victorious, and the honor of the white race is secured. But what of the Negro? He is supposed to be endowed with ordinary human pride and sensibilities? To him the defense is, if anything, more insulting than the attack. Why should it be considered more benhous than any crime to possess a trace of Negro blood? I doubt whether any race since human civilization has ever been placed under such a ban of opprobrium. It is the hoist of statemen and men of renown that they enry in their veils a blend of Indian blood. But one drop that flows through the veins of the Negro is the assault this assumption the Negro rebel with all the arder and indignation of which his nature is capable. Can the Negro be expected to share in the derogation of his own blood? Is his color of his own choice? He is wholly guillfulness of the stain for which he is astigmatized. Plegmentation affects the color of the body, but not the quality of the soul. Were Dumas and Douglas and Dubur accursed of God and unworthy of honor and esteem because of their sable hue! Shall we be expected to give higher status to such a man? Is it possible that white? Perish the thought! Such, self-shamusement would compromise the Negro's self respect and hypothese all hope. The Ten Commandments VOCAL MUSIC MISS BENNETTE Miss Giles is associated with Strand, Dallas, and is also availi- tals Vocal students will be reac- cled and Saturdays—Phone H. 8078. Miss Giles is a pupil of Oce- nor Amedeo Nohill, Wichita Clo- cificus, Consultations by assure us that the Father of All Ra- dors of the fathers upon the children to them that hate, but shows mercy ure- Constitution of the United States the political and legal sins of the children. Must the Negro of all men the foundation of the world to the There can be no satisfactory solu- tion prevails. In the face of in- civiles and programs are as ineffectu- hopeless consumptive. From an in- vidication of the essential claims that his blood is as good as any whi- (Signed), KELLY MILLER, E. Dallas Expr For W By Jul Miss Giles is associated with Madam Fittman at 1015 Liberty Street, Dallas, and is also available for CONCERTS and RECL INSTRUCTIONS. assure us that the Father of All Races and Breeds of Man visits the sins of the fathers upon the children to the third and fourth generation of them that hate, but shows mercy unto thousands of them that love. The Constitution of the United States forbids the attainment of blood, so that the political and legal sins of the fathers may not be visited upon the children of the world to extend eternal infamy from the foundation of the world to the end of time. There can be no satisfactory solution of the race problem while this notion prevails. In the face of inincorable exactions of our little palliatives and programs are as ineffectual as the application of enollients to hopeless consumptive. From an inherent sense of self-respect and in vindication of the essential claims of humanity, I insist that his sins be forgiven through human veins. (Signed), KELLY MILLER, Howard University, Washington, D. C. By Jullette Lee Visiting Children Victim Children. Children in the company of others long for the company or others they enjoy. When the wrestle and romp which the group suggests and why not? We do away from home and familiar scenes and go to the school to please. Our children then ought to flower to visit and to receive gifts of good manners of the host duties of good manners of the host child can be presented to your child in a very vivid manner if the child is a very nice person. If you joys some pleasant play, you can be presented to the occasion. On the other hand, if you please the visitor but rough and hurt, you can be right in and you may look for damn Parents should be kind to visiting children, if in the course of the visit parents should be advised and they should be informed of the institution. One can never tell what kind of education they will receive. Rescall your own childhood education forbidden things. Children must be taught and that is the city of parenthood without having told his parents. They without having told his parents. They child. The mother's attitude in a neighborhood will have, untold influence, as your children's habits you will note that other parents will do like a child home either when his act is not conform to your established idea of the proper conduct of children, a punishment accorded your children punishment accorded your children Aunt Pat's Forum. Roast Turkey, Bread or Oyster Filling Gluten Sausage, Cranberry Jelly Sweet or White Potatoes Rewed Dried Corn Tomato Angle on Shredded Lettuce Pump Pudding With Hard Sauce Coffee A Dinner Without Poetry, For Eight Persons B. GILES, Teacher Madam Pittman at 1018 Liberty stable for CONCERTS and REGL- ceived at present only on Fridays Seaenger of New York and Sig- appointment Only Cases and Breeds of Man visits the sinus the third and fourth generation of into thousands of them that love. The forbids the attainment of blood, so that mothers may not be visited upon the stand doomed to eternal infamy from of love! The institution of the race problem while this tolerable exactions of our little palina- ial as the application of emollients to the inherent sense of self-respect and in of humanity, the Negro must insist that courses through human veins. Howard University, Washington, D. C. Press Corner Women Jette Lee. TEXAS TOWNS Wolfe City, Dec. 2.—Sunday school was well attended at both churches, and the Sunday School, Sunday. Prof. U. S. McClellan and Mr. B. G. McClellan worshipped with Eleanor Sunday. Mr. John Lamdow was in the Worthing of Dallas was at the bedside of his sister, Dr. Decraon. Rev. W. B. McClellan was in the city Thursday. Prof. W. B. McClellan was in the city Thursday. Prof. W. B. McClellan was in the city Thursday. Presiding Elder Simonson Greenville was with Rev. Burrell and his people Thanksgiving. The Daughter gave with a quite success. They served free dinners to the many sick and poor. The dinner Thanksgiving at Rev. Newton's Cafe with a success. Mr. Clarence, Cherry was home after a stay --- ... 800 TEACHERS ATTEND ANNUAL MEETING IN HOUSTON. The educational awakening which the school has made our educational standing is a gift of our educational standing. It has become known that the destiny of many of men who were unable to read in the past was recalled at the same time that the principles of government are known and that American citizenship must be formed. American schools under strict discipline schools under efficient guidance. Investigation has shown that the rule of the law among our peers, with short term among our peers, with poor school, poor teacher, poor equipment, poor class teachers with no conception of teaching, with nothing of the philosophy of teaching than the asset that it should be to the student, not infrequently become a guardian and children, not infrequently become The excuses which were once of the longer tenure, nor reasonable in the remoted degree. There is no double cost of life. The Colored teachers equipment is obtained from the same shops, and costs practically the same as that of life. It is obtained from the same shops, and is included in the same schools. The Colored teachers desire the same living conditions, have them as far as equality of opportunity, would remind you, however, that inequalities that have been growing up time to fix them; it represents a growth, and hence, its undermining importance. Our orchards, our heads, products of long years of breeding ultimately things will right themselves day is breaking. These incidents will be illustrated on Sunday morning. Before the Schools the question of minimum salaries came up, whereupon Supervisor Regina L. to that of whites. It was done. A department of Education was united. Only last week the United States Commissioner of Education, Dr. Clarence G. governor, school presidents, principals, to consider the education of the The Federated Council of Church Federated Council of Church in Dallas took a decided stand in county of justice and play fair in education and care for the education Colored children These incidents, I say, could not be ignored. We are the outgrowth of a more friendly feeling, a better understanding, a harbor of respect, and a spotted the master. Department of Education, the high schools in the State. The report sent out shows that there Texas doing four years high school work. Texas doing four years high school work is not a flattering report, yet it is not a disappointment in this particular phase of our educational work. A comparison of Texas doing high school work with Texas doing high school work with southern states reveals the fact that many Louisiana, Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, and Alabama, is not intended to maximize our own endeavors, thought that your lot is in no way compromised. worsen than that of our fellows in other parts of the south. In my opinion the most forward of its many southern state in behalf of its people is by our own state when the department of education has instituted an standardization of Colored class our schools and to stimulate interest in schools into qualifying for a standard school. Finis. Primary Department Intermediate Department. The Industrial Department. The director of Dallas was the director of Dallas when he told the hands told the greater degree of departmental long academic paper departments long academic theory, but in this department were the college, from the rural school, from the city schools and from all the doing with skill and brain the work read by the Cattings, Prof. Terrell and the work and the department were decorated with shoes, dresses, models of fancy work, chronology, definition and work and massive construction tables, bedside tables, folding desks tables chairs, bedside tables, descriptive. This department looked gathered from every part of the state. The Hunt School Department. The director of the school was the teacher to a Community District was handed by Prof. A. W. Stressed. The New Day Rural District was handed by Prof. A. W. Stressed. The New Day Rural District was enlivened by a Select Teacher Association that ended the pro- Election of Officers. THE DALLAS EXPRESS. DALLAS. TEXAS. SATURDAY. DECEMBER. 4. 1920. OUR NEW HOME PENDLETON AVE. ST. FERDINAND AVE. 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 PORO COLLEGE Poro Corner St. Louis, Mo. Taylor, Frank R. Pleaser, Mrs. Cummings, M. W. Lawen. **Auditing:** C. F. Carr, M. B. Strum, A. M. Story, J. A. B. Strum, G. P. Gray, NORTHEAST TEXAS A. M. E. CON FERENCE IS HELD IN MEXIA LAST WEEK. "Although there were times when reprisals would have been justified, he said, "I do not know of one case where the situation was taken advantage of." MRS. L. A. BRADLEY. Why not preserve the youthful grace of your figure by letting an expert design a special model for your particular needs. A Spencer can help you achieve that is charmingly irresistible along with comfort that is incomparable. Phone X 6788 for special fittings in your home, or call in 2133 From Street. N. W. HARLEELES TWO-MINUTE TALK FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. Labor, the Foor Man's Capital and the Girl Man's Asset Brush Up Service. No Labor is Mental. Labor Degrades No Man. But Man May Degrade Labor. A Monument Will Some Day be Erected to King Labor. (By N. W. Harlee.) Yesterday, boys and girls, I talked about the three little things that formed the triple link in the golden chain of character, but today I wish to talk about two little words in common of the rich man. I see when I men- tle a rich man that you man- tle fairly rich man for every body thinks of the rich, but Abraham Lincoln took note of the common man for every body loved them for He made so many of them I am about to talk about two little words for He gave me your attention, I shall connect these two little words, the one with the poor man and the other with the rich man. The man who looks upon any kind labor as a disgrace, is a fit subject in the palace is no more honorable than the over-alls in the fields, in the shop, and on the house. The person to do honor to whom honor is due. Hands with corns in them are more wrapped in kids. The boy covered with dust and arouse in a work shop stands idle on the street corner wishing for the thing in the show windows. If we are fitted for a post, we are to be ringed, of course, we are to ring the bell of intelligence to show where Whistle And Sing. I admire the southern black man, because he whistles and sings as he tolls day in and day out. I admire the woman who strikes up her tune when she is gliding upon the wash board, giving the spirit and animation to the world in band. Kings Labor decrees that the woman should be cheerful, skillful and honorable. Service Unstated. The object of these paragraphs, boys and girls, are to stress service. Service is the biggest word in our language, and it is everywhere; in shop, in the kitchen, in the church, in the home, nothing counts as efficient service, whatever the job. The rich man's Capital, the Rich Man's Asset, service is the one golden rod that turns everything it touches into gold and that makes up the poor man or the rich man. SAVE YOUR KIDNEYS Your kidneys are intricate reservoirs into which your blood is emptied. They separate the potassium and sodium night and day to keep you well. But they have become overburdened from heavy cooling, change of temperature, and colds etc. and the whole body suffered. 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A880 von ePenecmenarg = Wl LE AUDITORIUM ERNOON 3:30 212TH, 1920 | rele rts a th tn er wi sd sm ¥ 50 CENTS | wih MA A usta Excelsior Mutual Benefit Association Dallas, Texas Most people need mosey hen there’ death tothe family Bome- {ince thay want fo" cat. the body but of en or they "may want ta Senator eretaive, Mt yon thine Sou nocd te 'kind, of SERVICE {ako fnarance with tho HXCHISION MUYUA, BENRPTT “ASSOCIATION We py dnt aie in 4 hour 1nd, Surat room 00 Britian Tem Sie'deub sitet oF call 1 \ H. STRICKLAND, President, 5. COFIMLD, Seeretary ceassaevsatuseoneeaeetenes aR’S CAFE n Street, o than ever. Everything to sult cies y Le BS. ais 9 Agee 5 ane a re ahi cae a 5 eeeeeee Shs ik | oe ac a zy Desa casero Ai eee DISCARDED ay ‘S DANGEROUS BBP catomel satvates 1's mercury. Catomet ‘ acts tike dynamite on a slugeish liver. When calomel comes Jnto contact with sour bile it crashes into It, causing cramping and nausea. Take ‘‘Dodson’s Liver Tone’’ Instead! . DRESS Ur . XAMS ; Suit or Overcoat: $40 rat gorau vane. THE MODEL TAILORS It you foal ‘bitious, headashy, eon- stipated and alt knocked out, just g0| to your drugyit and get x bottle of Dodsen's Liver Tooe {oF few ents, ‘which a barmlen vegetable mab ‘Aitute for dangerous calomel. Take 4 spoonful and itt dou’ start your liver and siraighten you up ‘eter and quicker than nasty ealdhel CARD. OP THANKS. ‘Waco, Texas, December 2, 1820, We are. unspeakablyrraietul ‘or tho great acte of kindness ahown ‘Ut during the illness ot our Iie Gath ter and lece, and for tbe over tow: ing ‘evimpathy from friends inthe form ot "words of. couvdolence and Deaulil foral oferings furnished at her funeral. "5. Ge Wuseell, Mra. D. 'T. Russel 1." Rimsell, "Mrs. Ermeriine Russell Nira E Garnett, Mn. C, Lo Ken mar. ta. SW. Sweareneeh, ‘CLASSIFIED *ADS" MAKE EASY MONEY. 15 to 0. Dollagn casi made op- crating small Mal Order busines. Snip fo canty or complete works Instructions. CLARENCE | POWTHIG Hox 1 Maryball, Texas, rete ~~ RPYENTION LADIEST* 1 am now prepared to ive Poro treatment and’ would be iad to have Jour patronage SERS, ANNE FOS Tia WESLEY, 109 Grandview St, Clebarne, Texas, ae __tt Wanted Two Prat Clabe Barbers for Colored Wade nt 118 Ne Cental Kreme, ie Be ALEXANDER, Pro- peietors . mio ‘SHAW MUSIC STUDIO 1g now open. at 171%. Mall Steet, Phone" Hankel S070, Miss atte A, Shaw, Directress. ~ ee Week, cmd Btwarbe-Sretave Hats, indir’ iats ‘lene and rebloked end a” ager a Paey ay set Dale Texas, the . on MISS T. H. MILES, ‘or cinicaco, TEACHER, oF PIANO AND VOICE Tom atl. {oa Manger Aver Dallas, Tens bee A Wise bi—inwares_ hin Bouse aod turnin. agast tir Insure with Wertrn Motoat Fire Tnatrance Sompany at Teran, tnd_ be wise WR Hollonay, Agene=7i8, Ham: Min reoe—hone F190, stat ie airs, », 30x, “eu Hatin Set, for. whites "spectic Pace” Cram {i Kove trestnnt, "Setanta Garang Phom Hs 4268 Tite 70 Tie POLICE HOLDERS, we und Your proms to the watch’ Gmce "a Marta, “exas, Bow ga ot" fr ts, Ata sonra ste nator (i"hugn cae Semen, wasted or {las Rane) Fie STANDARD LIFE INS, 004 ions, dear 1a. Willems" Agency Spervtr, pi ‘Wasiod=To Know the, wherebout ot enaiey rent a oy aout yeas tf tee Last beard ofa, Tivranduias Laur information bie wre Me Doula omen 390 Boch owlerar, Elis, esse The FOREIGN CLASSIFIED “Ans ented. Machinint Unotyo0 0 ated Thetroe On. erator end” goo.allzgund. Printer presman, Topanth slay. APBD "Tie CISA. STAR, A, 3 Sherman, Pablser. ox sé ise Gu Okie. —— ‘Tears Take Notice! sutra Ast Seaton of te cotta rebar Neate arene ofthe. otra "encore Bay Ae Hounion, ‘reas, November th, Tinea stan ote. Mefced ate om eprint sin cn ii ines tring Rovston af ioatag tet Be RAR Churoak Lott Commifien, Bos HU Houmon, Rexe ES RouEAND, Prodaent ateting, Hors ns, FA 'ROMINBON, Scr s Seer, and withet making you sick, you feat ge tak tod gH your Soy. TE fou tks aaa today peel Wy ad ead anid teorvoyy | tlds, it may sallvate you, while it fe ihe aoe ice Toe pre ‘will wake up feeling great, full of Thon and rny for work ra. IW wher plouet wa sale to fireclay I Ie TPROPRAGIONAT. A WREES, Avsrney nd Comcilor at aw 208 Pythian Temple” Dallas, Tera 4a Peay OR. €. E. WARD, re PR) surgeon, Pee a ey Room 208 y Pythian ‘Temple Phonens 87 Res." 1901 DR. P. M. SUNDAY, <lingstelan and Saree, ‘omer ythian Semple Mesidenco—2816 Thomas Avenue ‘tice Phone Yh Tesldnce Phooe 3, asp tt RB. T. Hamilton, Physician and se, ap fa Pe se aes iee feet Bare Mice fee reeves ee aan | = ies aes Sr eR asl Rieke. hneee yo anibe eds atte Mey eghms cm ogee ie eee ee earere eae Gees ent ee | PAs ent: bain cee ieee eee oe a ce ee Sha Ber em ieay eee neta ma De, Lytle—Veterinary Surgeon on eta tate Se aceal cea, a's ederanns Seen fo 5 p.m, X 1296, residence 3928 Sik Sic Base " Sasa HEAR um arn» BOOKER T. WASHINGTON anuseLr) (om & Columba Record Deliuering the Panous Atlanta Exposition Address' Gn pt) For Sale | parece gore nara OkNGLONES_NeWnen, LANG. ‘or pest Hor, For colored Fees ast Serre Wane tn, 275 Meals Served i Connection Sateen onntuci OLA, ‘ates soasonahio, HOY Ne Delaware Mra, Ponsa, Manager . ‘Lat g if Natures Famous Remedy toe ering and HAIR. aA ae erat sa SE ni Sih croak ee i Sha Cea oh Ome Seen Se oo at a i gt ye fen Seas Soro suo MEDICINE CO nnLaNTh, Ch See Toric ry he Clr pl of Ts: ncaa artes i al Caan ehh bce PSs wa mee Cad esr bend at Kees See Sat Orland ee ikl aes sere ck ad a oa Seo se etc at es on oe pec Pot ras he, pone me at anes? ar gree Ger, Tos fore nes we walk neat Hols "Ae and Moy Powe hers t mad and fuss and swear, ‘NBuf ours ear ‘your bar; peal erage ee aetathars comb ror Sete, nots Soph pian mectentcet ener ster nde a natant. De Seno handle Brass Comb. Sey ferret $1.50 ua a alee ot ne faucet ol} sale oS Nesiall a a pa Ieee AMS S150 pe ye WOLF BROS. sanders Save Siang MEN AND WOMEN WANTED ! If you are alive and wide to S18 day ‘No house te house enrsscing. "A HIQH CLARE and STRAIGH] FORWARD business, For” full information ‘write— cM Norris’ Candy Factory today, and be the FIRST in your locality. Box 481, Athens, Texas, sane THE EAST INDIA HAIR GROWER | is WIL promote fu srowth chai wit alo restore ‘the. streagih Witality and the beauty of the halt. If your Ati Dey andr ty AAT ANS bik Mate mown” HE Jou are tethered wth Pate tng “ue Dasara alee sen fe ale ade "frat Sa Se, ara ho tab Tere ate ing ae reat dost edie propen "tn go “So ist ‘roots of the Hair, stimulates the { fem tert SB, Sook i ats ace firvera "tn Su knots ey fey ant" Reset "net toms, ‘ae feats "ara - Hein Sci GaGa Side : Fa Sag an 5, SON eo, ‘ue ora tnt iat tes, SR a | oo siampon: 3 Fracing Oey Pace Ere tnd eces te “eating, cee cd earn Se! FT. WORTH NEWS ee ater ss Ee ead ites 4 wedang of tterent nd surprise ws hat of es A Be Hordes an Iie ‘io soncyy Wednerdn Sov Hh, “The earemeny tok pice. Ge hoe othe ee mtr ‘os boas Hiv, WG Upahuw ofeating Novaya the harming anus ip Aout anda cher I the" High Behool, ‘br. “nerds. Somatcingthyican of thet {eth thet happy st nie Ne roar to inary of the death oe foe Ba” vince alr, fied “reoeti at Prince “E resnt creat of Intret Wa the ira haat celebyaton th Jaiane, Henmee "detours, Cla ‘wey nig Nov 23. at Herma Parks Aba isd sent armed {ovone of the avelee seat oth fase, ‘re ganca hail wan eat fly decors fn yellow and Har Tien he adeawore_gorteou lr in 'vening dense and me fotlenen wore srening wl i Sumer of sets fr allan rer {n’atendatee nat mnie the Scans frente, "Fort Worth, felt raat {e'thoxe youn mea for uch & pie tie atectamment aan fabncee Wiis. of Miner Wale tinting lar ipo WHE tty eq hrm 1. B. tuches’ delay of Nalday goods, omple Dros tor: St ety ed tragedy ocurred Thar day, "Tuankecnis Day. hoe ath ‘i Mes Broton conavell oth fdArsonerethsbot el Ws wifes wounded is anders ia then toned the gun hill 4. tng" ‘nstanaiy Fumiy, trouble sala tbo the cates of the trouble. ‘See Ara. Husher* Colored Dolla semnie Drag more CHLENRATR, 2th WEDDING ANNE Sith WED Rev, and Mrs. A 1, Boone, Hon: bolt nrect, celebrated thelr 28th An: Riveraary at aft Gltead. Bapts Chuureh Wednesday. aight, Noy, 2th Many "beautifat and costly preae were received and. the ‘ceasion (0p. Gat will be: lous’ femembere ty" the" people ot Fort Worth. The ceremony was “performed by Rev EVAntington “Wilton of Dallas, The chureh'" was beautifully decorated with chtynanthenuma. and. ferns Manyout of town uests wore pres fat.” The ment gonninted of chickeo salad ‘on lettuce feaves, olives crack frm, ice cream, cae and bunch. Th tchureh presented: ‘aon a beautiful teu net, Mra, J. P. Carrington was called to Camaron to aitend the burial ol ber Brother who led ‘Friday, "Nov ‘oth. ales Carrington tas the sym Dalby of her many ‘treads if ts toys, aoe Atrs. Hughes, Tem ple" Drug: Store. KENDRICTATEN WeDping. Sor. ee Wee ee ie ee weet meee ee. dings {a many years was that 0 Mine" Susie IE) Kendrie.” the ‘accom Dllahed daughter of Mrs. Li. eed His Harding St. to Mr. Willian ‘Tatum. of Norfolk, Va. which. wa folemnized “Tuesday ‘erening at ‘lock at Makers Chanel AM. ture, Before the marriage Mrs. Jame W. Pratt sang “A. Perfect Day” ae companied "by Mies Fiailine. Metn toch, who also. played. the" weddin: march” Mrs. "Davis, #. slate ol the bride, was intron ‘of honor a Was allired Ina gown of crepe. ‘Shine, "The bridexmatda, ‘Maees" Li ‘ce Cote Williams nd Ayre Jobin ‘ton wore harming’ frocks ot reor frette crepe and carried , bouquet of White hryeanthemums.. Tho ta ft “honor, Ase Mildred. Gill, wir ‘nite memantine and talle. Her bot {ee bene’ alan ‘ol_chrysanthensums The ttle flower gir. Lite 3 Mary ‘Lewis, wore a duiny. frock ‘rhe tale with white tulle ae Sows ‘The ‘ing ‘ceremony. wan used anv tle Mm ‘Corine, Davin wan ras tence. ge wore ret ‘of wht tulle and! white atte bate bows. "Thi Bride, who. entered ‘with Prot. J. Martino: the strains of the ‘Men elashon’s Wedding, March, wore eautinn "gown ot ‘Duchess satin With bodice of_ pearl appliquet aa Ince, tnd court” train of brocade Her’ tong. tulle vail was arrange ‘ip fashion with rose "point lace ‘She carried a bouquet ot bridal rore Lie Atlee Prances Curry. was al dearer and wore ‘white. with wht tulle hair bows. "The briderroom me the bride at the altar. "The church was decorated wit cut Bowers, autumn Jeaves. In. whic ‘Sheyenntheniar "predominate," Th Youns couple. was popular in. th ‘Girele ta. which ‘they ‘alngled. “Are feption followed the ceremony Gil Htall."Many'are ‘tho present find wel wish them m happy ‘marri ret B. Begets ‘curries 6 line of (ores ‘dll taps, blcons, Tade Sed "fens “Sahderhlt, ao Sayfa varies Toa ‘sce ‘be tetoreburiae slnewbere,‘Teupi Bras’ uae. Tet Dee. 2B, E, Moyd con tunver fo be ery i onday ‘wa foes dey Will les Pec! sof th ‘ar Mr Tom Rina and Mss Richard Setastat fre among the goons reader of the ESpran Sir Richard’ ova wae ewe Monday vnting hn father. Mr Asean: olde ery ick. Me seer aoht tus aruived, fro He Gluter Str Virgil" Perey and wi fat aunte, ‘athe "Ee “Watson, ted Str” P-L Jounaon, "hore Say hts Henry inna wit wer fe Daeg Sonhay. The arent “i ied trend Mra ‘Chans Jone Mot. ay “At “purote are soquted tf fel tine Zorn achool tte {5 gen ‘Ibo Gaye wan out Thure ge hers Tom red” stn Eeype funaay ioe Bros Bvt ar See ‘Brantey wan in ‘Gatand, Sa pe alr now sn Viens ay evening {in "The Beneolont Ale Astoaton Sri moet hr enry“Toneday ns Boe tik. Brerybody tated. Rsonnon prongent Rend” he Biorcon and know what a gine 0 Bont muse ‘srxctat. Nome ort, Worth Tenan, De. 2 190. The‘ omecrd and all" mosbere of tar Lave Dasy ee ‘todre are ve there be prea ie ah st30! savarar tp reliefs and other buninean of Ine perianca 3 3, Nowroout, 5 Daa Na + Seay. Rotoetoatoetoesoetoaioctonatoatoarees : =| “IN OLO KENTUCKY” Ia ie Kee on :. kt jon alnveersee steetoedoegecgorteceeteetoateeteeteed PAPTIST MINISTER, DEAD. REY. Th lip SKINNER PASSES INTO Giant BEYOND, Was Young Minister Yall of Hope Rowe "Prom the Ranh. “Iuodred OF Members And Peiends Pays Las aes he Font Colored citizens of Dallas were on Saturday evening “Nov. 20th, very much ahocked ‘when the ‘ewe that the tout of Rev. Lewis Bethel. Skin- er, pastor of Salem ‘Baptist Chureh iad faken it might to the ‘God. who save il, was spread. over town. the” passing of Mey. Skinner Janotner ink. inthe Hoel mater jebain bas en broken by the alleat Scesenger, and haa gene into "That tourne from which ‘yo traveler” te ‘ra "The peaceful, end cana Saturday jevenlng at 7 clock atthe. paren: ‘age ou South Pronion street after an nose of three Seeks duration. ‘Rev Skinner! was horn thiry-tour years jaro in. Pilot Potst, Denton ‘County, ‘Texas, ea came to Dallas hs ‘youth’ Hie han been A isember of atom for a erod fe. gear He wos called” to. Ghat gyptcrate the ehurch In. Nlseteep “gid Seveo- een, and Aariog the thet] year ot is ‘adminietraton. youch’ hood wt fooompil ied. Among bs ashleve- ‘ments, be built up a strong and ptr fressive sembership, greagieed i Info effective rout. that threw Around hia administration a tower of strength and durabiity. Sales “Baptist ‘church was one tne foeated down telow Fred, Douz- las School, and. when Rev. Skinner ‘was called 10 the pastorate, to. get Into ‘tore favorable auurters” wan le) Arat ome act “Actuated "by this motive, he ne- sotinted a Seal "for" the Christian Church property. ‘The deal wan con- Sanu Man eke thaouh > preeatty “SYRUP OF FIGS” “CHILD'S LAXATIVE Look at tongue! Remove pok ons from ile stomach, liver and bowels 68 Me A i ce Taran ast at or tne mame doa chi’ haflg the bee end ost ae ein are ae ae eres ot oe Be bh MA f OMtice Phone ‘Hes. Phone Tamar 1083 Tamar 8800 Ofice Hours. # a. m. to 6:80 pm, SE yadbees ‘Dental Surgeon Fort Worth, Texas ‘THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER, 4, 1920. NO MORE SHORT, HARSH AND At you will sore your Har and Seaip with the Vim and Vigor Hale’ lp ‘restment. "What the’ Vi and’ Vigor ‘Preatment ‘Wil do for"vons halt-and sealpe ()—Remove dandrutt. (2)— f Wilt ieresse the growth, of the a bate CB) wil Meal tne eal | (Aas ° Nout” conden (2) Sh ; x Fender the bain sot, ek, A iste hy ralph, fiotty” and” oantifal NGC Oa itt, te Pi Hale’ Promoter and Sham a rete eae Ses eS Ls & 0 stores If your druggist bate’t SIME) ie wit ge H fon pen, or you be 4 may send money order or $1.20 im nace to Tico Saleh, Druggit and Dis bee fibwion, 1001" Be teh Beret, Kabuae hy, Bo. oe ~— YOU NEED ‘VIM AND VIGOR SYSTEM TONER ‘Ameria's groatent genera tonle. It makes rch, rod shoot and tpils up A'ron-iows nates Yin amd" Vigor System Tenet {e's Somer Aifersive: Blood Poiler Tose and Appodaer, "A ondertal Blood and Hheumate temedy. If you are toubled. Tin ‘Seretula Atocomes, Mekete, eset, Cavtarrhy Paling ot he Hair, Tetier, Ringworm, Seald Head, Sols and Various Ska Dinca and imory ct the, Bioo. ive thin remedy & trial and ‘e'conrined_ of it great value, Price $1.20" by mal, 1301 EAST 18TH ST,, KANSAS GITY, MO, let the corner of Preston end Park ‘atte tre bands oi reo os ea gc ecb ge eee peace haar a tan perce tea ae cap eee sat ens eeeeeatnen ae" i enon ae MUPORN, <y) cae i cones Ne cae e ‘te of Fee H Saat fl tl wR FoRMu a i oy a concent Al cron theg San ene ‘fata borebae eo ie d ( PENNY WE USE | LAUNDRY SANITARY Pressing Machines | FRED BRUSS | . Tailor: eee snd. Raporated Cleaning and Pressing —"( Suite: Mode to Onder 222) Elm St DALLAS, | Phone M5660 TEXAS { Soeesteeeanerenaesneanes ae vibe eau cote) meena coaee te opel arom awe te 6 Depwtn Sol ee eaiuns oes oe bested (itnat), sain Soe toners cht rng (esd oe ee eon Seer ta cee ee eerie ho (al) ses aa iss se wa da ee bas last ooh Sa fe ace oot pregnant bar For Dela Desai ts taco ler aorine tke Suet eters oe Ne- 00e Mita crea, Kas, to Oy, ue aaaae's al Sampe for snety 00. Pom Meret oe eae Dent 26 2134 Centr Ave, Clerdtnd, 0. ‘orice: To. the Negron of Text: "we have organized and) aro balle tag an exclave Nogro town at Coney, Texah ten inlen Went of Sackaouvile 68 ,the 'T. and 'X- 0, rallren, We want 3ou th bay « lot or 8 nose nnd Ioe-in Caney, “ors farm near’ Guney. Good “churches, good fehools, Kood water and x progress: tre people. Hare’ tthe. place. to Invert your maney, where it wil furnias "emplogmest. foe your own vous and’ daughter ‘yours for the Race ANDY. HEALEY. COMPANY. HL: Brice. VieePresident; J. 2% Thomag, Vice-President; W. 4. Hall Becretaryy W. © rite, Asst See tetany: W. Dy Thomas, Treasar | [a : id ‘i Ot OE ne nan ont wonderful tar grower In the heer gegen eae Gate aaa te cal in oreipon hot romp yeu ee ara oa er ae pants Mana tay i aa oe tat ty Se sa ante ato des a se eat ant yin fo ee et ec ieee pats, ieee cae Grohe alee ane age sea soni“ Joust for $20.00. special otter. We tastiest it rere errs one SLES Te ene, a a A Seta “lt ate Rae eae er eae oot sth aah ected eit, Tne cot TeaT rls Geant ent Sine nar eat Sate Seay Hons Tak (ean Si eat Pouce tae teal a ene ut aa “iain WPF oman, "a ha rs oat Taie, ne Te se $200—GOLD PRIZE—$200 FOR ANAME Aa eaaa Sobers Beckwith Manufacturing Co, | See | Deak 38 s13¢ Ori Ars Cena, 0. Han “Sant ont a res | a Scat ify mate ‘thats nin roe | apace paste cee | | ___ Pow-Wow Hale, Gromer Rn hy en eas Sr cerag an Beene TLL Oe ket thee EE a a eae 0x 1 Not ay Beet OO a etna DEPENDABITY 4 eee hs i Sa tional costs ofp Th the cunstin of Soa ; scrap-heap te eS ae ere tae nee scat ‘ sco Caan Ot lan me a ; a Fa 8 ¥. ie y wey , Found entyen | MADAM. J. WALKERS Woertul Hair Grover “ae Gee 2 ean ‘Tetter. Salve Sikes et ‘Temple Grower « Ce me Vanishing Cream * - Sa ee Cleaning Cea ene Cold Cream 4 aa Poe” Ls Antleeptic Destal Cream ek EXPENSIVELY COMPOUNDED BUT CONSERVATIVELY — “THE MADAM C.J. WALKER MG, CO, (Has | WU, 640 North West Street, i Indiana GEORGE DOOLEY mtn 6, aa eT art, iit sur eo pif sind pape Phone Y 2665 sor commas Soba oa staoaa H. B. WOODS Express and Baggage FORD SERVICE Phone H. 5805 ANY T'ME, DAY OR NIGHT 3103 Thomas Avenue, Dallas, Texas. vi rc, Norice Boa at Pe || 3a Pee Ambitions cite ani Unies oan ones ‘rot 31.00 to HO.” weekly At hom os a aries ore Ss Se ae ee ree Shee rae tee Se Se hs eee a on 2) eee ie eee ear Steamaaee be ae ae te ea at canner ear sneer Cetra ae ec aa pe se sores a ar a or oe aan oo See ama tet et eae re eee ee Br scar aaa oe ic, ee ene Ws Nami ce se So eee man es ere Rees Rote SF Bacgr atce Bm tom te Evsiiotece Soeeeeeeneee Pica se ee rd ‘Wits Saar Yetta ahr a = §, | — ae ee |Foster & Co. 23 "ret! a| "Hing Siro oh Rede ae ‘ine “kerio Or reales TYE 91.0U, t ve | Elta a “7.TN"| See counsax aeano rancars | |g Ett teva ac For Vir, | | derthettrsen With senate Vigor and | Sees net e:| eee estas | eee aes ewe See | Se The Wonderful Hair Dresser and i ee renu? ap | HAVE IT MADE TO MEASURE and you will avd the commonplace tn des. Tharé {a 6 test tite Se ‘nd tallred garment. GOOD ‘TASTE linked with QUALITY Je stat you get at the CHESTER PARK TAILORS ' | We make clothe foF the men and women who are partsar, ite ‘Doone ws for samples. soo a 2114 Hall Street ss | Rhone ) - allay Team . aad COLDEN TONIC, 9 ” w 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-thov- sand. dollars, Wil give. name to any interested parties. Ask your druggist for GOLD. EN TONIC if he hasn't it in stock order from — DR. LINK MEDICINE €O., Manufacturers 305 South Ervay Street, Dallas, Texas, Price $1.00. “7-TN”| ‘COURAGE BRAND TABLETS For Vim, Re and | lity | ESE 1 ent wt yeh | et Gee PAGE SEVER « ey gi Sie 4 Lj A le —~ ie ae ame |e as € + is : ca nd (, Syne ween woud! eas snd Gon to eas oe ore Bo eee ator toe oe Bier ‘but straightening ome oe aril an oe ee oe fae Sse ae ae fra tyes, poor ore Sena ae Eoruane aoe Seas Pag creer ce” Sau ae sana eo oF 1%, Crema, READ! THINK! LOOSEN! "This Will Get it." THE VELVET BROWN COMPANY wants a few more live agents w for some quick money. We have agents who are an over, we want a few more. A give some agent a trip to Chicago after you leave the South "Windy City" all free. We are planning an agents one who handles wants a new more live agents who are willing to do side hunting for some quick money. We have agents who are making money for themselves, however, we want a new more. "As an indemnure, we are going to give some agent a trip to Chicago, pulman, daring car and every thing after you leave the South and a peep at the sights in the winter." We are planning an agents' contest, you can't loose for anyone who handles Velvet Brown Preparations will tell you that they are great them and our commission is libr THE FACE CREAM is a knockout and a joy-maker to THE HAIR PREPARATION the old done to action and an you want seems to awake and b will tell you that they are great sellers. People actually cry for them and our commission is liberal. THE FACE CREAM in a real "whang." A beauty producer, a knitchon and a job-maker to any one who uses it. THE HAIR PREPARATIONS have the kick that stimulates the old down to action and ambition, and the kind of hair that 'you want seems to awake and blossom like a rose. VELVET BROWN FACE CREAM, daintily perfumed $1.10 HAT GROWER .20 TEMPLE GROWER .20 PRESSING OIL .20 Dr. Frank J. Hawkins, M. D., D. D. S. Suite 102 Pythian Temple, Dallas, Texas Question: Will this ask you get your Answer: It wont mind not! The Colored Citizens are Prepared, to Necessary, to fight this Matter in the Courts to the Fulest Extent of Law. At a mass meeting attended by the College of Church and property evees, the College held a Sunday afternoon No- town meeting to discuss the need for a Hepatit Church under the auspices of Chilena Welfare League of McKenna, solutions were unanimously adopted, buses made to the School board of McKenna were unanimously adopted, buses made to the School board of McKenna were unanimously adopted, instrument of our public schools for the creation of a small school built where all Colored youth must attend. Whereas such a contemplated an- ticipation against the spirit of the moorance, the spirit of the spirit of the age against the spirit of the edu- cation, the spirit of the spirit of Communwealth, against the spirit of Communwealth, against the spirit of Americanism, Whereas, our children are Ameri- can children, their faith from the Revolutionary their faith from the Revolutionary their faith from the Revolutionary mocracy, in which battle GLOYD mocracy, in which battle GLOYD is trained in the do while he never shall it fall in our childrens never shall it fall in our childrens ideas are upheld; and at congregation mean that our children will be peaced ende, and their place, when their hearts might beat for their whose hearts might beat for their The proof change being our new way to be here is that we have a new office to protect the politician and office holders who will come into their own PETER BROWN ASPIRIN **BAYER** **BAYER** "Bayir Tablets of Aspirin" is genuine Aspirin proved safe by millions and pre- vailing years. 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Thirty have been listed and already they are working manfully for the palatial "Cadillac 8" and and the other BIG prizes which are be-ing offered in the Dallas Express Prize Contest. It 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 "Distinctive 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 every week, unsolicited, from people who have long been anxious to take the "Dallas Express" but who have not known how to go about it. When you put such people in touch with this fast growing and altogether satisfying publication you are doing both a personal and public service. When one who has never read it before reads the "Express," he immediately realizes that he has found adcredible 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 become a more progressive, courageous citizen and race man. come a more progressive, courageous citizen and face 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. 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