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LOCKWOOD URGES INVESTIGATION OF SOUTHERN VOTING METHODS --- SOMEBODY IS GOING TO GET AN AUTOMOBILE FOR NOTHING, YOU MIGHT IF YOU TRIED. RACE TROUBLE IN FLORIDA ON ELECTION DAY MAY CAUSE CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATION OF METHODS OF DISFRANCHISEMENT USED BY BOURBON SOUTH. MAY AFFECT STATUS OF SOUTHERN REPRESENTATION. Maurice Mays Will Get New Jack Johnson Knocks Trial. Out Boxer In Prison. Founded by W. E. King. VOL. XXVIII. NO. 10. LOCKWOOD RACE TROUBLE IN FLOTION DAY MAY CAUSE AL INVESTIGATION OF DISFRANCHISEMENT U BON SOUTH. MAY AFF SOUTHERN REPRESENT --- In the state of Florida the operative Kuki Democrat machine was appalled by the chicory and all round crookedness, county, where jacksonville, the chief city of the state is located, 4,500 people were permitted to vote in the state. Republican voters were held up, while non-Republican voters were not. There is no difficulty in voting. At one polling place two, thousand registered Maurice Mays Will Get New Trial. Nashville, Tenn., Dec. L. The Tennessee Nashville Saturday handed down an opinion in the case of the state vs. Maurice Mays who was appealed to the supreme judge ruling in effect that the trial judge erred in 'falling' that in event they found Mays guilty of murder in the first degree, it would be sent to the supreme judge. A recent statue, required formality, and Judge Nelson charged the jury under the old statute. The defense claims that an error in its inscription. A recent statue, required formality, and Judge Nelson charged the jury under the old statute. The defense claims that an error in its inscription. The crime with which Maurice Mays, a young Colored man who then reenacted the killing of Mursi. Bertie Lindsey, white, on the night of the last Friday in the killing of Mursi. Bertie Lindsey, was sleeping with her cousin, woman at the Lindsey home in the northern part of the city. Near one of the buildings, she was awakened by the sobbing of Mrs. Lindsey and saw a searchlight placed blindness under the threat of a shot by the intruder, dying almost The intruder escaped through the door of the police office were notified, suspicion pointed out. The police officer, who was rested at home in bed and charged with the crime, was unable to establish an alibi up to a certain time with the time the crime was committed. The constance of Mrs. Lindsay that she had been shot by the police officer fired the shot. He was convicted and the police officer was arrested and sentenced to the nightfall the arrest of M. M. McCarthy and the murder of Chaitanchoa by Sheriff Cata, who was charged with the assurance given them that M. McCarthy had the lower end of the city market and that lower end of the jail. No evidence was found with the assurance given them that M. McCarthy had the dynamited the jail, destroyed property and carried throughout the city, necessitating the calling of a company of firefighters. The Negro citizenism did not prevent the hostile attitude of the soldiers in the cause of a storm of protests not only many of the white citizens in a death cell at the state prison since his conspiracy to incite the incinence of the crime with which he is charged. The Dallas Express GEORGE B. LOCKWOOD. Jack Johnson began serving a sentence of a year and a day in the prison September 19 for violation of a probation order. He can be released July 9. The Republican Party Is The Ship, All Else Is The Sea."—Fred Douglas. THE NORTH TEXAS A.M.E. CONFERENCE HELD IN FORT WORTH ONE OF THE NATIONAL FIGURES WHO WILL ATTEND BISHOPS' COUNCIL IN DALLAS. REV. REVERDY C. RANSOM, LL. D., OF NEW YORK CITY. Among the many men of distinction who will be the guest of Dallas, when the Council of Bishops assemble here early in February will be this noted divine. He will respond to one of the addresses of welcome. Dr. Ramson is one of the greatest scholars of the race and has few equals anywhere as an orator. He was selected to make the race for Congress in the City of New York and was supported by many of the leading people of that city among whom was Mrs. Gould. Dr. Ransom is the Editor of the oldest magazine published in the race, The A. M. E. Review, which is classed among the best publications in the country. He has been selected as one of the delegates to the Ecumenical Conference which meets in London, September, 1921. The citizens of Dallas will remember that some years ago this gentleman spoke at the Pythian Temple and was given the greatest ovation of any person that had spoken from that rostrum. The doctor is slated for episcopal honors in 1924. Says Drunken Marines Cause Life-term Convict Robs of Haitian Trouble. House and Returns to Jail. (By L.A. N. P.) Port An Prince, Dec. 7—Eye-Witness of the attack on the Chicago Tribune, who has been giving careful observations of conditions in Haiti, has declared that drunkenness is among the careful observations in the republic, but the drunkenness is among the white foreigners, some officials, and not the natives. His statement is most remarkable, and he said, “After a fortnight of patient and often dishearming observation of occurrences, a great part of the story of our country is the attack on the Tribune. They are R-U-M. An American painter I said, “I am paid per cent of all these scandals are the answer. We more than 50 per cent.” Texas Race Bank Statement Shows Increase in Resources. Waco, Texas, Dec. 7—The my men of distinction who will be Bishops assemble here early in R. will respond to one of the address the greatest scholars of the racector. to make the race for Congress reported by many of the leading ers. Gould. the Editor of the oldest magazine Review, which is classed among. He has been selected as one conference which meets in London Dallas will remember that some Pythian Temple and was given and spoken from that rostrum. in 1924. Life-term Convict Robs House and Returns to Jail. Judge Will Protect Negroes From Night Riders. Daughter of Coleridge Taylor Wins Fame as Musician. Daughter of Coleridge Taylor Wins Fame as Musician. (By A. N. P.) Washington, the state with plenty of work to be done in connection with the taking of the Colored clerks in the Census stated. Colored clerks in the Census stated in the operation of the machines used in the Census Bureau, word has come to everyone one of the Colored clerks in the state had no thought of誓词, whatever indication comes within a short period of the recent election. Negro Birth Rate Greater Than Whites. (By A. N. P.) Haleigh, N. C. Dec. T—For the first time in the history of vital statistics the birth rate in the state for the first larger percentage than did the white population in 1920, there were 12.19 Negro children in the state for the first larger percentage during the same period, the number of Negro births, but the percentage per child compared with the 33.3 per cent of the BISHOP MAKES ALL ASSIGNMENTS. MAKES STRONG PLEA TO PASTORS TO MAKE FRIENDS INSTEAD OF ENEMIES. NEXT CONFERENCE TO BE HELD IN BRENHAM. Ex-President Taft Speaks on Former Texan Urges Negroes Negro Question. To Go To Brazil. District of Columbia Has Large Negro Population. Atlantic City Has Colored Fire Company. (By A. N. P.) By A. N. P. Jr. Atlantic City, NJ — T.A. Cadel fire company base is now a fact. The fourteen members of the company, all of whom saw the fire, are duly in the West Side Fire House recently. Jerry L. Clark into Arkansas Avenue, fire sta- ```markdown ``` Benham District. The Devil to Pay PAGE TWO. Forney, Dec. 9 — Sunday School was well attended at all churches. The services at Mt. Zion was good and the services at St. Mary's pastor, the Varner, Rev. B. H. Hayna returned from the Annual Conference held at Fort Worth, Dr. W. H. Hayna returned from the annual services a. m. to vist a sick relative. See M. Drain for the Express. Greenville, Dec. 1 — Sunday School services Sunday. Mrs. Anne Storecille and sister, Mrs. Prance White are in town. Mrs. Anne Storecille, Mr. Zack Durham and family have returned from West Texas preached at New Hope Baptist church Thursday night. Mrs. Jettle Mturner and husband, Mr. Marvore preached this city to live. Rev L. H. Grewford, the pastor of the Clark Street Christian Church in Waco stores, Thomas has enlarged his store. Mr. Lynon Prait has the Indiana County Thomas has enlarged his store. Thomas has enlarged his store. Investment Co. Mr. I. S. Black also invested the Dallas Express on Ead Hill Street Government Overcoats Government overages, albeit at low rates, have been removed, aligned to the new rules, and the government makes make them over the small amount of money they pay, and up. The small amounts your boy will wear and are your boy's birthday wear and are of those costs should wear for their birthday. Trench Coat These costs do a beautiful job will have done for you if you were in Chicago or in Denver in Chicago for $2.50 each but the cost of dying must $7.75 Each be a number of good faith pups as a deposit of $1.60 balance on deposits unless otherwise instructed. KINGSLEY ARM CO. 605 615 6150, Kingsley, OH. E. Floyd. See F. A. Johnson for membership at Garland every Saturday. Mrs. Amanda Brown visited Mrs. Floyd Stadium. Mr. Elmer Fleida is another one of our young runners. Mr. Anderson Field is quite a nice field. Mr. and Mrs. Long were here Sunday attending Sunday School. Mr. Henry Tooks and wife was in Dallas Saturday selling turkeys. The "T" is the name of the farm. Mr. and Mrs. Only ten cents the copy, Mrs. Amanda Floyd. Winnsboro, Dec. 9—Rev. Trumble, C. M. e pastor left Wednesday for annual conference. A good many of the students came to him there. A storm was given in honor of the new couple, Rev. and Mrs. Cunningham, last night. They were there to give gifts. The Baptist sisters held Cottage Prayer Meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Allen, Sunday afternoon. They moved here from Dangerfield. Mr. Tommie Hall has opened a barbershop which is much credit to the work of the sisters. There been very ill is now convalescing. Miss Maggie Lawson has returned after several weeks stay in Pueblo. The Sunday School was very well attended at all churches. Mr. Charlie Reuble, Miss McDermott, Miss Eliza Smith, Millie Gipson. Please save ten cents for the Express. Mrs. Mania Bush of Sulphur Syrubs, also little niece and relatives here a few days ago. Galevaux, Dec. 9. -Mr. Jim Kelner of Port Worth was in the city Sunday. Mrs. J. A. Alnessworth, was in the city Monday. Mrs. R. Carry, mother, Mrs. R. Carry and many friends. Dr. R. A. Ransom of Port Worth as in the city last week was in the city Monday. Robinson, whose husband has been very sick, but reported Sunday, Dec. 5, somewhat improved. Damuth Ramson Nicholson, Nicholson, K. Gloss, K. Gloss, R. H. Hui, Mae Vernal and Mrs. Nicholson of Benham made a flying trip to Ardmore, Dauga, Sunday. Miss Francescina Brennan, Miss Francescina Brennan, school in rural district was in the THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1920. city Sunday visitinig her parents and friends. Mr. Roy Dickson, commonly called "Ucles Jass" left Monday night for Wichita Falls to get two men for his orchestra. He returned Friday- ence for a tour of Oklahoma, with Ardmore for his first stop, John M. Robinson, Agent. Cooper, Dec. 5, 9- Sunday School is held in the Zion. The following Were elected for the coming year, W. R. Wester, Class A; A. Hettie Gilbert, Class B; A. Anna, May Dean, B. James, May Dean, M. Murphy of Greenville came over to see her daughter, Mrs. Bell. Rev. Stephens is making many visits to our city without invitation. There are many places to visit. Look out Widow, the time is near. Mr. W. T. Elmore and George Vaughn came in from West Texas drive, Mrs. Mary Martin is sick. Riese, Dec. 9. - Mr. Walnah Roy returned from a trip to East Africa, where he spent a few days in the community last week. The church Fair given under the auspices of the Woman's Aid spent $100 over expenses are raised. Little Misc. Wise Treadway has been open for several weeks to seriously ill Friday night and died at Saturday after several weeks took seriously Treadway, uncle, J. S. Treadway of Muskogee, Okla, her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Walnah Stents were sent to H. Basson in New York. Wicklite Falls, Dec. 9. - Now that the Republican Party is at the helm of the ship of State, we should bestir things we have done so long since they things we have so long stood in need of. We have held alliance to the Grand Old Party for more than fifty years and expect more of this party than any other. In Wicklite Falls, we stand with the Flats' colored district. We say there is a town in the United States with a population of 40,000 and we are in our group and the same results will be obtained here if we will ask for it as property owners, Tax payers, our group and the same bonds, War Savings and Thrift Stamps, such as we are. We need not stand by and expect芒娜 (芒娜) to have we haven't the making to ask for them. Let's say free delivery of mail in the "Fiat" in 2000. Go after it. Just two more weeks and the great Dallas Express' popular contest will begin. The winner will fall in the Caddillac Eight. Mr. M. A. Bean, Clerk of the American Wooden here is bringing things to life. The winner will be mankind in the movement now being featured by some of the most successful Business Men's club. This we are informed is to be accomplished immediately. Mr. M. A. Welch, M. W. O. Flagg, and others attended the A. M. E. Conference in Fort Worth last week. Oceanae, Dec. 5—Mrs. Annie Mane will be the winner her home in Dallas after a short visit with relatives and friends. M.a. A. H. Hodgesephe is visiting her mother, M.a. L. M. Poster. M.a. H. Hodgesephe was here last week. We are glad to know that Rev. Fountain will remain in Corsica, and are very sorry to know that Rev. McDade has been appointed to another field, but we trust his work. We are very grateful for friends for him as he has left here. Mrs. Saline Mastira has been quite sick. Mr. Jerry McGriff is very sick. Mr. and Mrs. W. Holland of Kerena, Texas, as here a few days ago to consult a physician regarding Mrs. Holland's health. Mr. Sam Wilson made a flying trip to Denison, Texas to see his brother. Mrs. L. M. Foster and Mrs. George Dickson has opened a beauty Parlor in Mrs. Foster's home. People Drug Store. Houses are as scarce in Corsica as hens teeth why not start the slogan building rent houses and help the city to build up. Mrs. Sam Burnett entertained delightfully for the young ladies of the city at her home 60' E. 7th Avenue on Thanksgiving Nov. 26. Mrs. Horton pleasures a delicious "ad course was served. Guests present were: Mises Hortense Armstrong, Hazeel Scurry, Mamie Ware, Mrs. Bennie Glmore, Grace Holmes, Edna McDonald, Nana Holmes, Mrs. Brennan, Thomas, Cora Harris, Tudor Taylor, Gippe Rainey, Will Shaw, Evylen Hardie, Marguerite Johnson, Salena Thomas, Cora Harris, Tudor Taylor, Dallas, Texas. Calvert, Dec. 5.-Prof. T. H. Brawler of Dallas spent Saturday and Sunday at his old home, Calvert and visited his home in N. Calvert. The Mason and Odd Fellows to see him Sunday. Mrs. Jno. Moore of Houston came up Sunday to visit her home. Mrs. Jno. Moore of Marlin to visit her uncle, W. H. Holland. Mrs. Rosetta Trent Powell of Dallas brought the remain of her uncle from Quarine, and laid to rest in the Calvert cemetery last Thursday. Balleyville and Jones Prairie. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Knight, a fine boy. Born to Mr. and Mrs. I. Knight, a fine girl. Moth-borne in the cases. In spite of the weather, Mr. Zion had fine Sunday School and good services all day Sunday. "Porter the fruit of the spirit." The spirit run high. Collection $1.1.75. Because of bad roads we failed to have service. The school is here from Kansas City, Mo. visiting parents and friends. Grand dern] Workers of the World has been in the community two or three days in interest of his lodge. He was buried in pleasant Grove Cemetery. We extend to Mr. Johnson and read the Dallas Express sympathy. Okunmuge, Dec. 9. - Miss Nannie Day, a number of the Dunbar Faculty, left Friday afternoon for Fort Worth. She is a member of the Coffee, one of the members of the Dunbar Faculty, is on the sick list for the University of the First Baptist Church visited the Dunbar High School Friday, and spoke many words of encouragement to her. They felt highly complimented to him in their midst. Mr. R. H. Dean left Sunday to open school at Dunbar High School. A welcome guest of Miss Muriel and Corrine Dean Sunday, Mrs. Pettit and Ms. Curtis Friday evening. A number of the Okunmuge County teachers opened school Monday morning. They report attendance to the meeting of the Syndical Committee of the Freebishner Church, U. S. A., which meets Dec. 7-8. She will over one day, Dr. E. W.alle, Ms. Claude Horton of Big Lea, La. who has spent the past two months, a guest of her mother, Mrs. Rosie Among The Churches Rev. F. A. Alexander of Muskegue, who is pastor of the C. M. E. Church for this year, delivered two able sermons and a minister. The Epworth League and Sunday School were interesting as usual, the First Baptist Church and the restering sermons. Rev. J. C. Williams at the Presbyterian, Rev. Anderson at Zion Bethel Baptist, Rev. R. C. Paper pages and magazines for sale each week at the Owl and City Druz. News Stands at 515 E. 50th street. SPLENDID FAIR DEMONSTRATES TECHNOGEWS INELIENCE. This fair will be an annual event which features both the rural and urban aspects of Negroes themselves, families and communities of Negroes' progress in the agricultural sector. SPECIAL CUBAN NEWS NOTES. (Starr Correspondence) Havana, Cuba — The Hay- tain numbers come in Chinese numbering systems. Here in Havana, the sugar plated the last bowl of the Sugar plated seven servers who bond for the bond for the last server to Haiti after the sugar crop in merchants show one thousand dollars "Herrado Commercial," Cuban lenders page space to baseball playing in Cuba and after discussing the "Xhorbokbull" Glanis and "Habe Rube" said "CABA" us than the game given to Castillo in brown-knife. Akin said "TORIENTE," another brown skin Cuban ball player, well known to the article, made "TORIENTE"HOME raised a delirium of hosannas to be heard for by all Cuban fans and voices away aha, tore up the poster, patted, caressed and lied to, patted, patted, caressed and paraded him hither and thither showed bills upon him; that night but in root of the Qrackers Hotel and for week was busy waiting at Week 12, a cancer receiver, receiving cash buckles; finest clothes; final knitting a crack baseball player, a rage All the newspapers have words of praise to them to keep the Cuban teams busy, to keep the Cuban teams will lose to the visitors, and to keep the Cuban teams will lose to the visitors. C. I. Taylor wrote some interesting letters about opportunities for Cuban players to have invested here, if he had have received a baseball player, who would come to write to who wrote to him. A fan felt a comprehensive way for a grand tribute to Cuba's immortal violinist, José Silvestre, to be published in the Dictionary New York, 1878, by which he was universally known, was born in Havana. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE FROM WASHINGTON, B. C. By DANIEL. W. CHASE. 1340 Corrigan, N. W. Washington, D. C., Dec. 7—All of the murder of Dr. Robert W. Brown, a nine-ocean clock Saturday, November 16, about twenty-five years old, and about twenty-five years old, and mitted to Dr. Brown's office by Dr. Julian Dabney Jackson, at the Brown residence. Dr. Dabney believing the murder to be a plot to upstairs He heard the two men talk to stairs He heard the body of Dr. Brown to find the body of Dr. Brown of the murder was given byives Sweney and Haar and to inspector Grassie police found the patrol with which the shooting was done and placed on the brick wall on the brick wall for the murder known to exist, but some months ago in which he was advised to leave station. This was left at a time and place called for him to hand to find the party who, however, did not appear. 11th street Roberts and two young having died about a year ago. He was in the District of Columbia his property president and general manager of the National Benefit Life Insurance Company Street, N. W. The murder made his The Department of Justice has resumed an application for a pardon in Jack Johnson who is now serving a prison sentence. Johnson is now serving a ten-year prison sentence, worthenworth. The reason given for thus prison sentence is that Johnson is not eligible for such term shall have been served. That reason will be used until then no application will be filed, and then no application will be filed, in furnishing the money for the transportation of the girl in the case Johnson was doing a merely public invective. Thousands of persons came with Johnson to a championship football game between the Howard University and the Alabama in which Howard walked all over Lincoln to win the seventh straight win this season. Howard is in honor of the visiting team and their friends. Johnson Masked Ball, the Crushers and the breakers From and into the last thing in the fine art of the game, members of the younger smart smart team Jesse Pemm and Miss Margaret J. Swann, 131 S. Street, kept open house were the first times women coming for the game. The Amphiphy Glee Club gave a show at Anderson, of Philadelphia, Pa. was the solitary Miss Anderson, presented with a large bouquet of roses and well arranged, and included the best in ancient and modern music. Her voice, trol, was pleasing in the extreme, and the music was well arranged. *Konplott* (Schubert) was a feature: she *Rose* (Serenata La La Coralican) *Grey Wolf* (Burleigh), and a group of songs of *The Thorn Beatwicked* *This is the Island of Gardens*. Her received, her singing of, "Somebodys Knocking at Four Hours," bringing as did her Cuckoo Song. The Amphiphy *Bargain Day Sales* "Excellor" *The Wooding Jubilee Quintette* assisted by Joseph H. Douglas, violin- Hamilton, harp, tendered a program of Negro spirituals, folk songs, at the Howard Theatre. The operetta, which is entitled "Haley Days in ranged for male voices," a opera was well staged, and the men car- retto is by Thomas. A. Heathman, which is arranged by A. Russell Woodling. Bishop W. T. Vernon, occupied the pulpit at the Episcopal Church and held evidence in rapt attention while he pointed out to the congregation the Christian religion. He was the guest of honor at an informal reception tened by the literary and Historical Society. REFUSES APPLICATION FOR JACK JOHNSONS PARDON BY A. N. P. Washington County. The Department of Justice has refused to permit Johnson to be a witness in the case of "deck" Johnson who is now a lawyer in the district of Lawrence. The reason given is Johnson's attorney, Elissa Scott, of Chicago, is that Johnson is not a defendant. If his turn shall have been third, his turn shall have been fourth, but no application has been made to Mr. Scott. Johnson has proof that trampling the motion was not done in the case, Johnson was doing a purely To the Members and Friends of 8th Paul M. E, Church—Greeting: In some instance this has been a great year for our Church, and upon other lines our church has not measured up to its reasonable ere up to its reappositions. The following is some of the work done in St. Paul M. E. Church during the year, 1920: For the New Year for Seven Past Years 1915 $11,741.74 1916 $7,944.74 1917 $7,044.74 1918 $211.00 1919 $211.00 1920 $2,227.74 Total $48,861.09 Given Centenary Fund $2,500.00 Given Centenary Fund $2,500.00 Grand Total $12,928.09 Cash on hand $102.94 W. W. GRAVYLAND K. C. J. Q. TYLER, B. S. HOWARD UNIVERSITY SUTS NEW DISCUSSIONS OF ACADEMIC DISCUSSIONS April 14—The Fourth Gospel and Greek Tragedy, by Davie B. Pratt, Professor of Church History and Sociology; Dean of the School of Religion. 21. —Ulman in English and German. Professor of the A. M. Professor of German and Greek. May 12. —Epilog of Milton, by J. S. President of the University. D. D. President of the University. For this course of lectures invitation have been extended to the Faculty of Education at the Public Schools of the city of New York and to the University to serve to bring into The Howard University serious discussion of subjects of high intellectual and creative interest. HOWARD-LINCOLN GAME GREAT SOCIAL EVENT. ATLANTA . UNIVERSITY . PAGEANT STAGED IN HOSTON. Boston, Mass., Dec. 7. — The people of the Caucasus are a mirable way of raising a handsome sum on the benefits of one of the most important races, the race of the people gave a fine pageant to the pageant, which took nearly two centuries. "The Open Door," it pictured the primitive conditions in jungle, through slavery to the goal of emancipation, suggesting the struggles of the young in the struggle against the allurements of frivolity against the allurements of merely animal enjoyment of life. The audience has many of the most powerful people in the world. Every one of the hundred performers in the pageant had some African blood in their white as two-thirds of the Caucasian. It is a worthy tribute to report that never has a pageant more artful taste in its theme or stage setting than the performers showing a greater spirit of the production and the ability to appeal more deeply to the people. The pageant was preceded by a minutes of red Nero moldes by a mixed chamber of musicians. E. Boakner, Ernest Hayes being FINANCIAL STATEMENT GRAND LODGE COLORED KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS To the Grand Lodge Officers, Deputy Grand Chancellors, Officers and Members of Subordinate Lodges of the Grand Lodge Colored Knights of Pythias of Texas. The following is a Trial Balance showing the financial condition of the funds of the Order for the month closing November 30, 1920. From an inspection of the same it will be noted that we now have on hand the magnificent sum of $100,844.80. We have reached the $100,000 mark, the goal to which we started at the beginning of the year. This is wonderful when we think of the fact that in June of last year our records showed that all funds of the Grand Lodge were over drawn. Just think for a moment. We have on hand $100,844.80 and all regular claims paid and a membership of 15,000. "We are over the top." Dear Brethren., Greeting: The following is a Trial Balance month closing November 20, 1920. I hand the magnificent sum of $100, started at the beginning of the year, our records show that all funds of on hand $100,844.80 and all regulars GRAND LODGE K. OF P. Debtls: End Bd. Meeting.$ 21.80 Petty Cash 100.00 City Nat. Bank 68,544 Debt Claims 60,072 Legal Expense 133.85 Travel and Pay Dem. 1,902.51 Adv. Print and Stk. 1,902.51 Salaries-Clerks 997.50 Salaries-Officers 600.00 Comp. Officers-Net Sal. 400.10 Postage, Tel Teleg. & Expr. 505.34 Furniture and Fixtures 55.50 Mortgage Loans 14,655.43 Mortgage Loans 2,424.85 Com. on New Members 3,912.00 Ken. 600.00 Licensed Claim Loans 866.58 Grand Lodge Funds Grand Lodge Checks Reduced 74.65 City Nat'l Bank, Dallas 6,671.50 G. M. Guest, G. M. of E. 27,688.65 This Certifies that the above is Pythias of Texas, for the month end Approved: Approved: OFFICERS OF THE GOLDEN GATE OF THE ROYAL ARCH. THE ROYAL ARCH. Dr. A. W. Edwards, State High Priest installs and Delivers a Lecture Full of instructions. J. S. Brown, High Priest of Royal Wardens, State High Priest. On last Tuesday evening the officers of the Golden Gate Royal Arch No. 100, State High Priest, Wardens, State High Priest. Addresses were delivered by Mr. Wield and Wield made the "Rough Road" a themed remarka going into his 'history of the order and its benefit to mankind. Dr. Edward was a masterful effort abounding with much informa- Officers Installed: J. S. Brown, J. S. Brown, J. S. Brown, King, R. Alexander, Sergei C. M. Mullin, Treasurer; H. S. Lawson, Secretary; Kenmatt Dawson, Captain Captain; Frank Watson, P. S. J. Garfield罗尔德, Master of First Second V.; James Priferson, Master of the Third V.; L. Kirk, Sentinel, Second V.; Sumptuous repast was served after the installation with pleasure mourning Many ladies and made the evening one Masonic festivity. Much credit is due High School. Made the evening one Masonic festivity. Much credit is due High School. Made the evening one Masonic festivity. The installation too place at the Odd Hall, corner Burford and Fiora access. Suitably new and just as received by the Government from the manufacturers, the goods are regular. No would probably be $10.00. The above baskets are only large size. As a matter of good faith mail us a do- pell, for $4.50 for each blanket, order balance on delivery. We will ship blanket- sheets express unless otherwise in- structed. KINGSLEY ARMY SHOE CO., 250 Cottage Grove Ave., Dept. B-711, Chicago, IL. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1920. J. E. SMITH, G. K. of R. and S. FOOT BALL CHRISTMAS DAY, DECEMBER 25TH, 1921 TUSKEGEE VS. PRAIRIE VIE Two Largest Schools in the South BIGGEST GAME EVER STAGED IN TEXAS ATHLETIC EVENT OF THE YEAR Don't Miss The Treat. Yours very truly, J. E. STAMPS. RICHMOND OPENS NEW INFIRMARY. Richmond, Va. Dec. 7. - Thirty-two colored patients were moved from the St. Philip Hospital on Marshall St. between 11th and 14th floor. It was used for infirmary, a handsome structure and company viduct and overlooking a Company Church. The hospital will be expanded to fill a need important for many facilities for handling the sick of Richmond in a better manner than the ones in the old facilities. The new institution is under construction. The new institution will serve as superintendent of both. Dr. Link's Female Regulator, $1.00 A Restorative Tonic for Women in derangements of the organ system is a remedy for irregular, Painful Manifestation in Sleeping, Morning, Organa, and in Leucorrhea, Menstrual Headaches and U. For Constipation, *GOLDEN TONIC* THE WONDER, $1.00. For Rheumatism, if not chronic, or incurable, one of the you can use. READ TESTIMONIALS, UNSOLICITED A Knotestive Tonic for Women in derangements of the reproductive system. In the first phase, from Atony or Tortor of the Sexual Mutilation, in the second phase, from Atony or Tortor of the Sexual Mutilation. The Devil to Pay Rev. Thes. H. Copeland, Founder and General Secretary of Superannuated Preachers, Widows and Orphans Department, M. E. Church Dallas, 22nd instant and stopped at Dallas, Mr. Jerry Johnson and daughter, M. Nielsen, 240 11th street and left the 32d to visit the Texas Central Conference, Tyler, Tex. Mr. (Dr.) B. Smith, Sherman, Texa, mother of Mrs. Edward Key, en- trusted home from balfen, Texas, stopped over with relatives and friends. Squaw Vine ```markdown ``` George B. Seitz WITH Margueriet Courtot. Fifteen Weeks Serial. Continued Every Monday Fifteen Weeks Serial. Continued every Thursday Another good picture, that every man, woman and child should see. Don't miss, this great play on screen, shown at GRAND CENTRAL THEATER, Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec. 14 and 15. Featuring ROY STEWART, a man you will never forget. ```markdown ``` JOHN HARRIS EVERY Velvet FIR George B. Seitz WIN Fifteen Continue Ansonio Moreno Fifteen SPECIAL "THE PHANTOM FOE" Featuring JAUNITA HANSEN with WARNER OLAND. Continued every Sunday. EVERY SUNDAY, "THE KING OF THE CIRCUS" Featuring EDDIE POLO with CORINNE PORTER. Eighteen Weeks Serial. Continued every Sunday. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, DEC. 10 and 11. SELMA MOORE, Ticket Agent GEORGE B.SEITZ IN VELVET FINGERS WITH MARGUERITE COURTOT PAGE THREE. PAGE FOUR THE DALLAS EXPRESS. MIDDLE OF OCEAN MIDDLE OF OCEAN THIS WEEK IN REVIEW MEMBER NATIONAL NEGRO PRESS ASSOCIATION. Published every Saturday morning in the year 91 2000 Swain Avenue THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING COMPANY (incorporated) Dallas, Texas. New York Office, Frost and Frost Laboratories, Frost and Frost, Chicago Office, Frost and Frost, Boston Office, Frost and Frost, Candler Building, Nashville Office, Frost and Frost, Independent Life Building. SUBSCRIPTIONS IN ADVANCE. One Year.....1.80 Two Years.....1.50 Three Months.....1.00 Single Copy.....1.00 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. 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KING FOOT BALL IN OUR HIGH SCHOOL FOOT BALL IN OU HIGH SCHOOL For many years it has been conceived that sports days, help much in developing students both in brawn and in those traits of character which, to such an extent, tend to take tide toward life and their fellow. Very seldom is it that Southern NEGO public schools find it possible to develop their curriculum. Especially in this true in Texas. of our local High School to develop its athletic side is commendable. And if we are to judge by the showing made in the school, they may safely pressure that may in reach proportions commensurate with the system of which it becomes a part of. Being in town into being through the efforts of Principal Carr, coached by Prof. Fox and financed mainly by the contrivance of the school, has played three games, two out of town and one in town, the latter of which they won by a comfortable win. An institution and maintenance is an innovation in our school life which should be as heartily encouraged as possible. The Dallas public has never properly supported the activities of its students other than in the ordinarily expected Athletics are necessary to the fuller development of students. They are a vital part of the general public support and encourage them. It is to be hoped that this may be done. It will tend toward a closer relationship between the public and the school system—and such a relationship holds possibilities for great good. We heartily commend the spirit of our athletes this year, especially this year's foot ball team posing. EX-SERVICE MEN'S CLASSES. Both classes of the Knights of Columbus Night Schools have organized themselves into a club of booster groups, which have imposed upon other men who as yet do not attend, the magnificent opportunity which they are allowed to have. The spirit of these men deserve encouragement and their desire to see it to that these wonderful opportunities are being made to be embraced by others, probably more greatly in need of them than themselves, is creditable. The number from 709 Nrgre ex-service men in Dallas. It is not conceivable that only those now enrolled are in need of the training men, but that many are brightly attendants at these classes instead of thirty or forty. We shall be glad to help these men board such a worthwhile project. Jack Johnson met two contenders for Jackinson's day andoved again with him yet seen. We are helping that he may again have chance to prove his prowess unrestricted because of his hard work and his individual manace his individual aptitude. Judging by the constant repetition of the reduction of all skin prices, the new wall reason that probably is the reason for the healthy as in profitering days. LET US BEGIN NOW. The Associated Negro Press several weeks ago skilfully set forth a program of action for our group toward securing national action upon the evils from which we seek relief. Action by Congress is to be urged as to lynching, disfranchisement, segregation, etc., by all influential leaders, newspapers and other organizations among us. It is hoped that such a united movement may serve as a model for such other influences, so far as to the attention of Congress and the public mind that definite action in regard to them may be taken. The question of when this effort should be made has been raised. There are those who think that Congress, which is now barely Republican, and yet which is a part of the closing Democratic administration, should take immediate action on Lynching, Disfranchisement, etc. Principal among these are the N. A. A. C. P. and the Equal Rights League. Col. Henry Lincoln Johnson serves as fellow of all institutions, and he defends the inauguration of President-elect Harding and the special session of the next Congress which will be overwhelmingly Republican. It would seem to the casual observer that the logical time for beginning such a movement would be as Col. Henry Lincoln Johnson and his followers think, after the inauguration of the President-elect and the convening of the special session of the next Congress which will be overwhelmingly Republican. It is plausible however, to reason that it does not necessarily follow that waiting for the inauguration and special session will be the celebrity with which our program will be acted upon as compared with the plan of beginning now and continuing until then. It is not reasonable to suppose that the new Congress will find itself able to begin at once upon a consideration of our case should we wait in presenting it. Past experience has lead us to feel that pressure must be exerted continually if results are to be obtained. And in this case it is to be feared that those who advocate waiting probably have hopes too rosette as to the disposition of the Republican party to help us. Already anti-lynch laws have been introduced into the house—the one most deserving of mention being that of Messrs. Dyer and Curtis which provides: "For 10,000 fine to be paid by any county in which a lynching occurs. 2. For prosecution of negligent crime and county officers in United States courts. 3. For trial on charges of murder in a United States court of all participants in lynchings. The fight on Southern representation is waxing warmer and warmer and already steps are being taken to get action by Congress which will materially aid our fight against distranchishment. It would appear in the light of such circumstances that the most opportunity time to begin is now. In fact, it will not be a beginning. Rather would we consider it a continuation of those efforts which in the past few years have placed our case more firmly in the hands of the authorities and the introduction of such measures as the one above mentioned and caused such outspoken sentiments against the unfairness of distranchishment. We would hesitate further to heartily countenance waiting for the new president and Congress for, according to one course of reasoning it might easily be construed to mean an expectation on our part of special favors as a result of election participation. The incitement of measures, during the remainder of the Democratic regime, for our betterment will serve the two-fold purpose of causing them, after introduction, to take the form of unfinished business, thus further guaranteeing their precedence over newer considerations for the next Congress and of overriding the need for a new president, which might be used with telling effect by Republican enemies. It is our opinion that now is the most acceptable time for more than one reason. SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT. There are about 42,000 Negroes in the city of Dallas. When one begins to think in terms of their possibilities of achievement along any line he is more than likely to begin to reason that in many instances they have failed to live up to them. Ordinarily we fail to take into consideration the fact that our group alone in this city is greater than the total population of many prosperous cities of Texas which support numerous banks, department stores, newer plants and large industries. We are prone to fall back on the few men among us who single handed and almost alone have won a financial place for themselves and back in their glory, comparatively slight though it may be hard. Fear that our group has done well. When actual accomplishment is compared even very leniently with conceived possibility for accomplishment of our group in Dallas it will be found that it has fallen far short. It has numerous business houses and enterprises of various sorts but none of a size commensurate with their chances for growth. There are limitless financial possibilities in 40,000 people. 40,000 people averaging $10 per week would handle $400,000 per week or $1,600,000 per month, $19,200,000 per year. If of the 40,000 only 12,000 were gainfully employed, at present day salaries the total would not change noticeably. Every person of the 40,000 must have clothes, must be fed, must be amused and must be housed. The total amount of expenses for these necessities alone would be startling if it could not be reduced to the amount of money it suffice to say that it is spent. It does benefit those with whom it is spent. But too little of it is spent so as to allow its spenders to participate in anyway in its secretions. Why do we not begin to think of these possibilities and develop them? Our group in other cities though not so numerous, are making a success of such ventures and are developing a financial status of which we might well be proud. Dallas is a wonderful city, in that it has been developed almost entirely because its founders and promoters believed in its possibilities. We must see our own possibilities. We must study our lack of success along this line, for truly it is a decided lack. We must more closely associate ourselves for business development and really develop. With all due respect for our Business League, we must candidly admit that it has pitifully few actual accomplishments to its credit. It has conceived few projects. It has encouraged few new ventures. It has developed but little in its many years of experience. Why? Probably because as a body it has failed to realize tremendous possibilities for the development of a vile, growing spirit of Negro business in Dallas. Negro business in Dallas ought to be developed. The vision must be caught. The tremendous年 earnings of our people must be turned into channels which will in time give them concrete returns for their spending in employment and wages. It is possible. The spirit of the general public is its guarantee of success. A careful consideration of these possibilities must be made by them with realization may come and actual effort must be made in the development of places of amusement owned and controlled by Negro capital. The financial possibilities which lie undeveloped in a group of 40,000 people ought to furnish much food for thought and sufficient reason for increased action. It is rumored that the next "chef" of the White House will be a member of our group. She has had charge of the Harding culinary department for many years. We may rest assured that we will be represented in at least one department of the White House. Texas is to have a Xmas day football classic in Houston. Prairie View will play Tuskegee. Prof. Stamps, its promoter deserves support in his project. It is an innovation in Texas school life. The remarkable increase in the price of eggs makes us believe that the farmers are getting even with the public for the slump in cotton by tripling the price of their hen fruit. Plans for the Bishop's Council are getting well under way. Negro Dallas is living up to the reputation of doing her duty. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11. 1920 THE MIRROR OF PUBLIC OPINION LAWLESS IN AMERICA. The Bureau of Social Hygiene recently made public a study of police conditions in America which was conducted by Raymond B. Floodick. The figures given out are preliminary to the publication of a book, "American Police Systems," and are appalling. They deal with a comparison of the amount of crime in American and European cities. Mr. Floodick says that the Metropolitan Police Force of London or the British Police Force of New York must be equipped if they had to face such criminal conditions as we have in New York. He up this statement with convincing statistics. He shows that London in 1916 with 7,250,000 population had nine premeditated murders. Chicago, one-third the size of London, in the same period had 105, twelve times the London total. Chicago in 1916 with its 2,560,000 people had twenty more murders than the whole of England and Wales put together with their 28,000,000 people. And 1916 was not an exceptional year. The average for 1916 runs steadily for a series of years. During this year, 1916, the murders in Chicago totaled one more than all the murders in London during the same period from 1810 to 1914 inclusive. New York does not have any more murders, but badly enough. In 1916, 1917 and 1918 New York averaged six times more murders than London in the same years. In 1918 New York had sixty-seven more homecities than the whole of England and Wales combined. Since January 1 of this year New York has had 104 un solved murders. Nor is this condition peculiar to these two great centers of American population; in the three-year period, 1918 to 1918 inclusive, Glasgow had thirty-eight homecities, while Philadelphia, which is only a trifle larger, had during the same period 291. Liverpool and St. Louis had approximately the same size; in 1915 St. Louis had eleven times the number of murders and Los Angeles, one-twentieth the size of London, had in 1917 ten more murders than English metropolis. Cleveland, one-tenth the size of London, had in the same year more than three times the number of homecides than London had. As with murder, so with all other crimes. In 1915 New York had eight times as many burglaries as London had in the same period, and nearly twice as many as were reported for the whole of England and Wales. In 1917 Chicago had 3,459 more burglaries than London; in 1918 it had 866 more and in 1919 it had 2,146 more than the British capital. In 1915 there robbed 10,459 robberies and assaults with intent to rob, where London had twenty cases and together had 102. In 1918 Chicago had twenty-two robberies for every one robbery in London and fourteen for every one robbery in England and Wales combined. In 1916 Washington had four times the number of robberies that London had. In 1917 Los Angeles had 126 more robberies than England, Wales and Scotland put together. The record of automobile thefts for a number of American cities and for London in 1918 is as follows: New York, 5,827; Chicago, 4,216; Detroit, 3,481; New York, 2,900; Liverpool, 10. Mr. Foelck points out that the larger number of robberies owned in American cities would in some degree affect these figures, but not enough to wipe out the fact that the proportionate number of thefts in the United States is far greater than in England. To use a workout expression, these figures are for food thought. They ought to prove very disturbing to those Americans who have simply taken it for granted that the United States was the exclusive home of liberty and national virtues. When we face the facts we find that compared with a country "much" like England, life and property in the United States are not safe. This is a condition that Colored Americans have been familiar with for a long time. For years they have been trying to awaken this country to the truth that is the most hawless and criminal of the all so-called civilized nations. Colored Americans must, of course, take their place and their responsibility along with the rest of the population in a summary of the ordinary crimes, but Colored Americans are the victims and never the perpetrators of a class of extraordinary crimes that are absolutely unknown and profligate. Colored farmer in Arkansas, for example, never knows when he may be killed by white men and a professor on a trumpet charge of having assaulted or insulted a white woman. Any Colored man who does so simple and lawful a thing as to buy a railroad ticket with a Pullman berth, say, from New York to New Orleans knows that his life is not safe from the moment he crosses the Potomac River. Mr. Fosdick discussed the import of the figures he has collected. He discusses them in the relation of our mixed population to our excessive crime rate, and comes to the conclusion that the preponderance of crime is due to the presence of the presence of unassimilated or poorly assimilated races. But he does not say, "It must not be supposed, however, that our foreign and Colored population is the sole cause of our excessive crime rate. If the offenses of our foreign and Colored races were stricken from the calculation, our crime record would still greatly exceed the record of Western Europe. With all its kindness and good nature, the temper of our communities contains a strong strain of violence. We condone violence and shirk its punishment. We lack a high instinct for order. We lack a sense of the dignity of abediction to restrain which is demanded for the common good. We lack a certain respect for our own security and the terms upon which civilized societies must operate." "There is probably more in disciplined, egotistic, mischievous force in the United States than in any country of first rank in the world." Mr. Poaskid is right in his summary. The United States has a higher criminal rate of any of the countries of Western Europe. And it is an American city, Memphis, that has the highest murder rate of any city not only of Western Europe, but of the entire world—New York Age. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE HISTORY OF THE NEGRO IN (By Monroe N. Work.) There is a close connection between the history of the Negro in America and that in Africa. This connection or relationship is along the lines of racial ties and similar conditions under which the races in Africa and in America now live. By this I mean that the race problem in Africa and in America is very similar. There is also a psychological relationship between the Negro in America and in Africa. For the most part the Negroes in America know but not in Africa. They generally accept as true the statements that their ancestors were not African, that cannibal eaters without any trace of culture or civilization. The part which Negroes have played in the history of the world in contributing to the beginnings of civilization are not generally known. This is especially true of the part which the Ethiopian Empire played in the ancient world. Negro Africa is commercially connected with Europe and Asia. This connection is by way of three routes: the valley of the Nile, by way of the river of the Nile, and by way of the Caravan route across the Sahara Desert. It is very probable that this commercial reception has had an important influence on the development of civilization. Researchers appear to indicate that the basic population of Egypt, which has a noticeable Negroid admixture, is racially about the same as it was in the days when the Pyramids were erected. There are facts which would appear to indicate that one of the centers of the beginnings of civilization may have been in the upper reaches of the Nile, that is in Ethiopia. It is very probable that it was in point to point that it is very probable that out of Negro Africa came one of the most important contributions to civilization; namely, an of smelting iron. The basis of the claim that the art of smelting iron may have originated in Negro Africa, is that apparently no iron was smelted in Europe before 300 B. C. and that before 3,000 B. C. there began to appear on Egyptian monuments, pictures of Africans bringing iron from the South to Egypt. The fact that the art of smelting iron implements began to appear in Asia. There is no iron ore in Egypt. In Negro Africa on the other hand, iron ore is abundant and is of a quality which is very easily smelted. A very striking argument was made sometime ago by Sir Harry H. Johnston to the effect that there were facts which would seem to indicate that the Negro may have originated in Western Europe and there spread southward into Africa and across Western and Southern Asia into Australia. Regardless to whether there is any truth in Johnston's view, the fact remains that the art of smelting iron has been made in the valley of the Nile, indicate a very close connection between ancient and modern Egypt and between Negro and Negro Africa. Should we make a serious study of our past history? From a racial standpoint it is very important that we should. We should ask as much as possible of our past history. From this knowledge we would draw inspiration. It would influence us to endeavor to make contributions to civilization and to world progress. If the true history of the Negros achievement in ancient times were fully known and set forth, black would once more be dignified; the fame of Ethiopia would again be spread throughout the world.—Half Century. By Juliette Lee. THIR: STEAK-AND-CHOP HUSBAND "Never ate it in my life." Over and over again people who are confined to the most limited routine; they know they are not allowed to eat pie, but they sedum allow their guests to eat pie. These persons persist in thinking 'queer' day food welcomes them again; if they have been acustomed to baba's, they refuse to believe that the food they refuse to serve is acustomed if served in an entirely differ- Try these plans: Two new dishes a week, one new and then trying to make a game of it by seeing how much value and fun they can add to using the substitute foods in a new dish; copying a foreign dish; copying a same style for a two-week period. AUNT PAT'S FORUM. My husband does not like to dress up and go out anywhere. I don't know I sometimes feel like I might as well not have any husband. My dear lonesome little wife ABOUT TIME NOW TO START ON FRUIT CAKE FOR CHRISTMAS MORE SKILL IS REQUIRED IN BAKING IN MIXING. By Mrn. T. P. Marshall If one lacks skill and judgment in building a fire, fruit cakes in small loaves, as they are often, will time than larger ones and the oven ATTORNEY USES NOVEL ARGUMENT IN GETTING PRISONER NEW THAILAND. Atlanta, Ga., Dec. 7, Charlie Harris, a United States County been confined in the Fulton County death since June 1, 1913, has been sentenced to death on a supreme country on an extraordinary filied by his attorney, Ben L. Guillemot. This is the second time the suspect has been filied previously having upheld the decision Harris is aigned to have shot and killed George Pierce, wealthy farm owner in Flord County, in April, 1913. George Pierce was captured in Paris, Ky. A charmer was granted and he was tried in January the case was taken to the courthouse in the final of the trial judge to grant the trial judge permission to hold the trial case decision. In February Attorney Guillemot beaten up in a courthouse which he alleged the case was given to the jury. In a lawsuit Sunday the jury said they is easier to handle. It is discouraging the young housekeeper to mug cake batter and have it come out of the oven or burned on top or bottom. For the cake pan with three thicknesses of cake batter, otherwise they may stick to the cake. If the oven is hot the cake should be set on an abrasion机 or an induction burner, sure, some prefer to set it on the cake from browning too. Two Kinds of Cakes. There are two kinds of fruit cake, the white and the dark. The preparation should be made the day before. If the cake should be browned and baked before measuring, the fruit cake should be browned and baked before measuring. The fruit cake should be prepared and the cake pan properly prepared and the cake pan marinated in the melted sugar, wine brandy or vinegar. The largest part of the work has been done, will be less tireless than if everything is leaked out. The recipe presented is my favorite, but this year there will have been more there may be used a glazed or glazed fruit cake. The glass of juice from sweet pickled apples. **Bests White Fruit Cake.** 1 pound flour. 1 pound flour. 1 pound seeded raisins, chopped. 1 pound cheese, meat chopped. 12 pound butter. 1 grafted numen. 1 grafted numen. 1 exapons baking powder. Cream butter well; add sugar and beat and stir. Birl flour and baking powder and beat. Birl flour and baking powder and beat. Nuts, fruit nuts and brandy. Nuts, fruit nuts and brandy. Nuts, fruit nuts and brandy. Bake in one or two leaves in a large loaf it will take at least two hours. Bake in two hours. The apple in the cake. The apple in the cake. The apple in the cake. The apple in the cake. **Betty Lyle's Wife's President's Recipe.** Betty Lyle's Wife's President's Recipe. 1 pound bianched and ground almonds. 1 pound pecan. 2 tablespoon dinnamon. 1-2 cup potato patties. 1 cup butter. 1 pound home-made clrtn. 1 pound oatmeal made clrtn. 1 tablepoon melted chocolate. 1-2 cup cored nuts. 1-2 cup cordial, mixed with spices. CORTICELLI ART CLUB. Despite the rany, cloudy weather, we had two members, the usual weekly meetup at the home of Mrs. Hicks on Howell Street, used weekly music present, including the hostess. The hours were very pleasant, and the music being being no business to look after since our president was absent last week, we left having had a delightful time. THE READING CIRCLE The Ladies' Reading Circle met with the last Friday, Miss Lillian M. Tucker's lesson, *Problems of National Finance*. The questioned the members on "Representative Political Liberty; Misses Burton and Political Liberty; Misses Burton and Mrs. J. C. Frazer; The Fashion Secretary; several musical numbers; book secretary; Social Prohibition perennials of which strengthened the book value. A short business session --- THE RONALD AT URGES EARLY CONSIDERATION OF ANTI-LYNCN LAW. (By A. N. P.) Montana, Mass. Dec. 7.—An early introduction of the anti-liquidizing bill in the M. S. M. Saw of Boston, president of the Boston Royal Rights League, in communication with the chairman of the Judicial Council, who introduced the bill into the House, introduced the bill into the House, re-elected, author of the soils, re-elected, author of the Massachusetts, Speaker of the House. charges the use of lynching to incite election and cities like Mississippi since election in Mississippi. Trucking is a triple lynching, which included a triple lynching, which included a triple lynching. The Judge, Mr. Justice Delivers His Opinion. Might Makes Right. force will not. Do right though the heavens fall. We gain power by doing right. Right gives Might. EX-SERVICE MEN MAY BE PROVIDED SCHOLARSHIPS. Savannah, G. Dec. 7—The State Department of the Georgia Y. M. G. A. Educational Center will host a Bachelor's and Master's Hotel on Friday, November 20, and made available 12 Colleges from all over Georgia. The largest city was for residents of Atlanta. The two colleges and secondary schools courses in commercial and other grants made at this meeting bring together the faculty during the first half of 2014 in Georgia during the first half of 2014 in Georgia. The faculty authorized announcement of the faculty and this service these funds secured to make available to the workforce for a period of time available to women of both races and lines. The Supervision of the Dr. James B. Hamilton, the Director of the Atlanta Any service man designing further education in a financial way, is asked to get in FIRST WOMEN TO SIT IN JERSEY POLITICAL Caucus. One Colored Assemblymen to Take Deliberations of Republican Members Trenton, N. J., Dec. 7- Two women will take part in a political caucus of the House of Assembly meet, also of the House of Assembly meet, all three of the precedent breakers with the majority of the members. Margaret B. Laird of Newark; Orange and Dr. William G. Alvarez of Whitehaven. With fifty-nine of the sixty mem- bers, the Republicans will find their recent victory in the polls less than four candidates for the less than four candidates for the themselves and the winner will have unprecedented number. The majority leadership will be somewhat similar, through less acute, and the steering committees, members of which will a most difficult task, as there were ten or twotew to be satisfied. For the Speakability looks like a close con- ference; Hobart of Essex; Pearson of Stratford; the race with about equal strengthy leader Pearson in the dean of the House. Rowland will receive counties and Hobart who in the Jersey, is counting on the prohibition MANY WHITES VOTE FOR COLOR- ED CANDIDATE. Bentonville, Ark. Dec. 7. "White- colored boys are inclined to frown upon personal color as a consequence and as a consequence there are more of them than 100 Negroes in Bentonville county, but when it comes to voting—with the independent Republican candidate for votes in Bentonville county. A recent student of the county only twenty- six of them were qualified to vote HOWARD-LINCOLN FOOTBALL CLASSIC. Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 25. Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 25. Washington, Dec. 1—Howard Uni- versity. A football championship Thank- giving afternoon at Lincoln University of Chattanooga. Penn football followers and friends of both football followers and friends of both was 42 to 0 in favor of the capitol The event which is the "football classic of America," is from all the large cities in the country, Personas from a far west as Tennessee from a far west as Tennessee. *Applesville* Game a Social Affair. **Game on! Field Affairs.** The most brilliant social events in the most brilliant sports events in the world have such a crowd of women and men, and it might be said two much credit to secretary-treasurer of Howard University, a remarkable turnout. In days gone by university has been played on Howard, host but Dr. Scott saw clearly enough, and sought the use of the park, and after several refuuls on the park succeeded in winning over those in the park, the park was turned over to him for the game's day. **Hawkeye II for Mr. Scott.** Then came Hawkeye II for Howard University wanted the park for the same, brought to bear to get the Mr. Scott again. plans. He won. The two University for the park, and for a morning in the park, did a wonderful elsewhere. **Howard First on Field.** The Howard seven wives who followed by their band and one thousand single-tracked out twelve minutes later. The band headed by their band which stopped where, with bared heads, they The Howard squat was presented by the student-student by a resident of St. James University to the students into the squat. The students are conditioned as a group in a body and sang "The Lord is my Savior." Captain Lawrence of Howard won the game with the 'hit' goal with the wind 'at' his back. Lincoln Receivers Tumble. Lincoln hit it back Howard fumbled when tacked. In the scramble Lincoln scored section went wild. Lincoln found Howard line strong; for in four rush yards and the ball went over. Howard yards and the ball went over by a series and end runs to Howard's kick when the blue and white line hold and Howard fell on the ball, Lincoln's territory only to lose it on the Howard First to Score. Lincoln First, born in New York, and moved to Chicago and through recovery, received vipans and ran for the U.S. Senate in 1968. He came back strong and made a name for himself in the second quarter after Coach Lincoln worked their way down to Chicago, where he whistle blew. Between the halves, he who used this valuable time to re-enter the race from other cities whom they had not met. Williams Runs 80 Yards. Lincoln kicked off the Williams on a 10-0 run, and the Giants slippery fall ran, through the entire line and the goal line for a touchdown. This took the spirit out of the game but to keep down the size of the ball, the Howard backfield pulled with terrific line plunges, mixed with an aerial attack from the Giants, and with their off their test. Howard was penalized for rough play in the second half, and the Giants' Downing's hand and another man fought bravely on despite being played in every department of the game. Howard Has Wonderful Team. Coach Morrison's men showed not only good judgment, but the second best judgment in the second American's finest college sport. The team had been one of the best played in the nation, but visitors were modest. When Morrison was asked if he had played the best, he answered "Yes." We played the best we knew: how. Morrison on the Everett high school eleven and the Tacoma high school eleven, where he played three years on the Tacoma, where he played three years on the Everett. By Tenderhughes of last years blue jersey, Coach Morrison. **Haward Positions** Williams, T. K. L. Nilson Fuller, L. K. Coston Lawrence, C. Carter Lawrence, Center Brooks, R. T. Hopkins Brooks, R. T. Hopkins Hurt, R. T. Hopkins Hurt, R. T. Hopkins Brannan, Q. R. E. Perry Brannan, Q. R. E. Perry Brannan, Q. R. E. Perry Payne, H. R. H. Law Payne, H. R. H. Law by percents: 7 0 0 0 incoln: 7 0 0 0 incoln: 7 0 0 0 Referee Trigg (Syracuse) Tumple, Michigan Field Judge, Smith (Michigan Agkies) Head Linesman, Bullock Time of periods, 15 minutes. Time of periods, 15 minutes. **Haward Positions** Perry for Brannon Contest for Brannon Downing for Molson Downing for Molson Payne (2) National Base Ball League will Meet at Indianapolis, Dec. 3-4 (By A. N. P.) Chicago, Dec. 4. —The national meeting of the National Baseball Hall of Fame, Indianapolis, December 3-4, at the Y.M.C. in Indiana, December 3-4, at the Y.M.C. in the history of Colored baseball. Representatives: L. K. Williams, L. K. Williams, White C. Columbus; D. H. Smith of Indianapolis; L. K. Williams, meeting men who will be in attendance are H. J. Glimco, will be meeting men who will be in attendance are H. J. Glimco, will be Lewis, Managing Editor of Pittbush Courtier, Frank Young, Sporting Life C. Knox, Indianaapolis Freeman; G. W. Knox, Indianaapolis Freeman; representatives of the Chicago THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1920. OUR NEW HOME PENDLETON AVE. ST. PERDINAND 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 Poro Corner Wm. Jackson, of the Indianaapollo The following club owners will be president: J. P. Hill, manager of the de- sert Stars; J. P. Hill, manager of the de- sert Stars; Ch. A. Milla, St. Louis Gianta; Ch. A. Milla, St. Louis Gianta; Shawn Dayton, Ohio; Ch. A. Green, Andrew Rube Foster of the American Rube Foster of the American Editorial Squibs. On to Washington! Back to Princeton. And March 13 the three months and three days away. Kinky hair, honorable, kinky claws, quite disagree. Evidently Japan doesn't relish how have Negro blood in his valma. It is no Disgrace for a soldier to have Negro blood in his valma. We are not wilt a President Wilson and we are not wilt a President Wilson. The South is a good mix. This is to blood as well as to Mint Juleps. We do not know whether virtue has color not, but we are quite sure it is. We wonder what will Woodrow be thinking when Warren, bids him a "God be with you" till we meet again. The farmers of the Constitution used blood to disguise the farmers were grey. So much NEGRO VOTE WILL BE INVESTIGATED. Plan to Reduce Representation Where Blacks Denied Ballot. Washington, Dec. 7. — A drive to clauses in the Constitutions of South Carolina and the United States has led to the differentiation of the Negroes, seen in the resolution which Representation (Rep. of Massachusetts introduced in 1971) Thakham's resolution calls on the Committee of State of each or any committee of the State to make inquiry as to the extent to abridge to citizens the United States' rights to citizenship, says, "in connection with proposed legislation, that many States have disfranchised large numbers of Negroes in Congress as if giving to the white population of those that given to those voters in ONLY SURVIVING SON OF FRED DOUGLAS DIES. (A.' N. P.) THRIFT BANK OPENED IN COLORED EDHIGH SCHOOL. (By Edith Roberts), after several talks on behalf of three talks on behalf of Thirteenth Bank was held at the High School in Thirteenth Banks, with the assistance of a departmental counselor and M. Porta Washington-Hillman, a special representative for Grow School, the M. Porta School, the M. Mayes School, 1920, and the M. Mayes School, 1920, established in Elementary High School with the following permanent members: Berthea Halia Banks, bookkeeper, Berthea Halia Banks, bookkeeper, Berthea Halia Banks, $40.25 worth of Thirteenth Stamps the following temporary officers were elected; Earl Jones, President; Florence Harleen, Vice-President; Ray Custer, Treasurer; Catherine Cusher, Mia Mae Smith, Bookkeeper; Vivian Bowch, Clerk; Earlene Fox, Stock was purchased to the amount on receipts have been purchased on open orders. Total amount bought by Elementary School. PROVIDENCE POLICE OFFICERS MUST NOT SHOW PREJUDICE. REVIVAL OF THE KU KLUX From our public schools I have had these "imported" Negroes who were taught either to read or write well, and who were not well prepared. I class call alexia and agraphia, it is directly upon the question as to whether the 1829 of a secret organization like the Society of a secret society, as you say, by a Georgia peacock. The remedy for such a condition is in the body, which is a law unto itself, and the conditions which give rise to such an end with Negro submergence, the end with the situation themselves, they with the situation themselves, they in connection with the above, persecution. In connection with the above, Georgia correspondent, dated November "Conditions in this immediate situation are not difficult," she said. "You couldn't spend money on a trip because you were on charity here. You can't imagine an centre county reduced from plants to a farm. You can't imagine this soft woolly and the drop of tears. We are fortunate in having no land to rent, no land to rent to our husband, no land to rent to our children. You could have nothing, and their hand, which a year ago was wasting from the rain, now can they make much of it?" St. Louis, Mo. winter, though as yet we have no knowledge of the tables of all kinds in the gardens. We have fires from October on, even in spring, and the day is lovely day*.* A lady from whose daughters were of old Pennsylvania vanished in 1776, whose woman's viewpoint. That such a attendant would be the return of the Ku Klux seems to ELIANOR H. HIEFSLAND-MOORE to the table. NEGRO ACQUITTED FOR MURDER OR WHITE (By Associated Newspaper) HER FITS STOPPED Information at Some Time JELLY VAPOR BATH benza epidemic, Mentho-lo Jelly stood providing instant relief. Where ever never a lost case, a record we are trouble, Asthma, Gripp, Pneumonia, on. are quick to learn that Mentholo Jel- recommend it to all sufferers. Jelly is so strong that we authorize a guarantee of satisfaction or your Jelho-lo Jelly there is a circular telling have been thought invariable. Sold by to any address upon receipt of price You May Need This Information at Some Time MENTHO-LO JELLY VAPOR BATH - During the Spanish Influenza epidemic, Mentho-lo Jelly stood in the foremost ranks in providing instant relief. Where ever Mentho-lo Jelly was applied never a lost case, a record we are proud of. For more Lone Trouble, Anthina, Grippie, Premaeus, Sore Throat, or any inflammation. - Leading physicians were quick to learn that Mentho-lo Jelly renders quick relief and recommend it to all sufferers. - Our faith in Mentho-lo Jelly is so strong that we authorize every druggist to sell it with a guarantee of satisfaction or your money back. - Every jar of Mentho-lo Jelly there is a circular telling how to treat many cases that have been thought incurable. Sold by leading druggists or mailed to any address upon receipt of price and your druggist's name. PRICE 50 CENTS PER JAR. DALLAS TEXAS Agents wanted. Must be of g —To people who are sick and un Jelly we will gladly send the treatment viding that they satisfy us of such claim. is wanted. Must be of good who are sick and unable and send the treatments free satisfy us of such claim; Must be of good character. ick and unable to pay for Mento-le treatment free of all charges, pre- such claim. KUB A LITTLE To people who are sick and unable to pay for Mento-iso Jelly we will gladly send the treatment free of all charges, providing that they satisfy us of such claim. KIRKLY HAIR BECOMES USED PICTURE Fluffy, Soft, Silky, Long By Herolin OMNIBEA HAIR DRESSING. Not stricly appropriate for high-polish hair. Dressings on the hair can be used or a hair balm is given. Give a try and see how it works. At DRUG STORES ONLY BY 2>6 AGENTS WANTED. Write for special details. HEROLIN MEDICINE CO. Atlanta, ga. GIRL A LITTLE WEEK-TUCKY grow. It makes the scalp heal faster than the hair soft, bright and glows. For long hair, it helps to bring hair back and surrounds the face with grace and beauty. Nothing in the world like it. Guinea comes in white glass pail. Price 25 cents per pail. Price 50 cents per pail. Price 75 cents per pail. SOUTHERN MEDICINE COMPANY Atlanta, ga. HONEY. HAIR GROWTH ASSURED of Hair Dressing. Art With the System and the Rev-Marie Preparations. A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY. Learn The Beverly System of Hair You Can Become Independent With Prepna The A O MAKE MONEY. HAIR G Early System of Hair Dressing the Independent With the Syst Preparations. A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY. HAIR GROWTH ASSURED Learn the Beverly System of Hair Dressing. You Can Become Independent With the System and the Bev-Marie Preparations. The Bev-Marie Pomade. The Magnette Hair Dressing and Pressing Oil and wipe with a gentle, non-striking trum, makes the hair soft and silken also promotes growth. Bev-Marie preparations will positively grow hair of handful hair in six months. A trial will convince the most scepial, that Bev-Marie is far superior to all other hair preparations. Made wished. Selsi like "Hot Cake." Liberal commission allowed Stamp for paris make. Hall prices on receipt of 50 cents, postage 10 extra. Adress all orders to— MADAM A. M. SMYTH. 200 E. 4th Street. Oklahoma City, OK. Oklahoma City, Okla. Sample outfit, 1 Pomade, 1 Shampoo, 1 Tempel Oil, 1 Hair Grower full instructions, $20.00. MADAM COTTON'S WONDER Grows Hair on The inventor of this Hair Grow ing ingredients and containing every ail prevent Dandruff and Itch, prevent and keeps it looking very nice as a not make the Hair sticky, but keep the hair softly nice and a straight press it if you desire. I guaranteed Hair on an average of one fush a month. Price by 1 Box, 60c; Preserve full price Send 10c extra with Agents wanted—Inclose 3c stamp f office or express mail E. J. COTTON 16 W. Calif. Ave. OKLAHOMA CITY Please Write Na RO- A FACE THAT REALLY Rozol also clears plexion of all Keeps the skin fresh and y WONDERFUL HAIR GROWER Hair on Temples Hair Grower, which is made of sixteen everything necessary to GROW Hair, or prevent the Hair from falling out. Do at all times, like Hair Grower will keep it soft and firm; but you may straight without pressing, but you may instruct this Hair. Grower to GROW such a mouth, also to darken gray Hair. Price by Mail Oil, 60c; Shampoo Paste, 60c. With order for return. Stamp for reply to letters. Send post money order payable to COTTON & CO., Crown Barber Shop MA CITY, OKLA. Write Name Plainly. THE BLEACH ALLY BLEACHES clears the com- all blemishes. skin smooth, firm, and youthful looking. MADAM COTTON'S WONDERFUL HAIR GROWER The inventor of this Hair Grower, which is made of sixteen ingredients and containing everything necessary to GROW Hair, prevent Dandruff and Tetler, prevent the Hair from falling out, prevent Dandruff and Tetler, prevent the Hair from falling out, not make the Hair Stuck, but keeps it soft and fuzzy; it makes the Hair awfully nice and straight without pressing, but you may press it if you desire. I guaranteed this Hair Grower to GROW Hair on an average of 8 hours to be darken gray Hair. Price by Mail I Box 60, Preserving Oil, 60C, Shampoo Paste, 60C. Send 16c extra with order for return. Agents want to stamp or reply to letters. Send poor office or grocerian mail. RO-ZOL A FACE BLEACH THAT REALLY BLEACHES Rozol also clears the complexion of all blemishes. Keeps the skin smooth, firm, fresh and youthful looking Will remove black heads, liver blotches tan, pimples and freckles. Also remove dark rings and marks on the neck and arms caused by collars, furs, etc. For Sale by All Brands TON HYGIENIC CO MADE ONE THE OVERTON ADE ONLY OVERTON HY PICACE THE OVERTON HYCIENIC C TRUC-LINE. grow. It makes beautiful healthy hair, it makes the hair soft, straight and glossy, it glides easily and beautifully, it bends hair and surrounds the face with grace and beauty. Nothing in the world like it. The cannums come in white-glass glass, perfumed, especially, for refined purposes. Avocado Wanted. SOUTHERN HOME COMPANY. The Rev-Marie Fomade. The Magnetic Hair Dressing and Pressing Oil used with or without straightening oil. The Rev-Marie Fomade and silica also promotes growth. Rev-Marie preparations will positively grow four inches of beautiful hair. The Rev-Marie preparations will convince the most sceptical, that Rev-Marie is far superior to all other hair preparations. Agents wanted. The Rev-Marie is allowed to misson stamp. Allowed for particulars. Full sized box on receipt of price, 50 cents, postage 10c extra. Adresen: 100 E. 41th Street. Will remove blackheads, liver blotchestan, pimples and freckles. Also remove dark rings and marks on the neck and arms caused by collars, furs, etc. For Sale by All Friendst PAGE. FIVE Sacred to the memory of our father, Henry Easley, who departed this life one year today, Dec. 10, 1919. and safely sleeping, our quietly wave, love so dearly; silent grave. but not forgotten world of strife. Days be remembered, gives us life. each day we miss the wound is healed. But they little know the sorrow, That lies in our hearts concealed. Days of sadness still come over us. Tears of sorrow silently flow; Fond memory keeps our beloved one amid us. Though heaven claimed him for their own. Devoted Daughter, Mrs. ANNIE LAFFITON. The woman positively identified the prisoner, and she then contacted her. A woman determined mob formed handily and before the police arrived, a safety a large crowd appeared at the keyhole, took possession of the Negro and left. Notethen denying nor admitting to a telephone post on a main business street of the city. On Thanksgiving Day a New York newspaper published the following headline: "LYNCH NEGRO BY MISTAKE" Georgeta Posez, sister of Man Killed White" In Minstalpud, the sanctity of a courtroom was violated. In Georgia an innocent man was brushed aside for participation in these or the fifty other strivings of the state. States before the world in 1920. The American people are now given opportunity to end the strivings of Representative Dyer have introduced in Congress a federal anti-Lynchism law. For a 100,000 fine be paid by the state, which a Lynching occur; the prosecution of negligent 2. For prosecution of negligent state and county officers in the Unintended Consequences Act. soon before. For trial on charge of murder in a United States Court of all parish, May we, through the Associated Negotiating Chambers in the United States stopped, lynchings in the United States stopped,绞刑 urging the enactment of federal laws to try James Terry true trial. JAMES TERRY true trial. JAMES TERRY true trial. GARRY MOVEMENT WOULD DEVELOP LEBIAIR. (By A. N. R. H. Haven, elected leader of American, Nixon, under the auspices of Association and the African Communities League, dueling over 2 a two weeks period has offended a program for the Negroes throughout the world. This program was made accessible by the construction of a new harbor. This attails a be made feasible by a loan from the government, turned after the government's war Dr. Eason further stresses the point that organized minorities are hostile to the plan. He outlines all his plan the two-thirds majority which is composed of African-American races which are not classified as Caucasians and advocates the re-organization of the republic. W. A. Wallace, President of the local chapter of the National League for the Plans for the construction of a home for the Chicago Bison which will be built in the city, Garvey in their effort to complete the plan. DALLAS COLORED HI WINS FROM FORT WORTH 9 TO 6 IN FAST GRIDRIDON CONTEST. PAGE SIX. In the graveyard safely sleeping, Where the flowers quietly wave, Lies the one we love and surely, in his lonely gaze. Thou art gone but not forgotten Where the flowers quietly wave, Thou shall always be remembered, An long as God gives us life. More and more each day we miss you Friends may think the wound is SOUTHERN STATES GIVE MORE SUPPORT TO NIGER. Federal Commissioners of Education See New effort to Give Race Better Chance. Atlanta, Dec. 17—The Southern financial and moral ally to Negro students and the closing session here today of a conference on black education at the commissioner of education, the Negro and preparation of teachers of the Negro and preparation of teachers of the second day of the meeting will be the independent of education in Georgia head of the federal bureau of education and the southern commissioner by Dr. James Hardy Billard of Charleston by Dr. James Hardy Billard of Charleston by Dr. James Hardy educational institutions and a report by a commissioner of education in Raleigh, La. state superintendent of education in agricultural land and mechanical schools were the chief features of the four years in his address on the "Four Years in the Black Education" four years in his training four years in his training day 149 schools have 1,440 pupils in the county from county authorities over the past four years Superintendent Harris reported principals which were agreed to were Mab Strings Black Up In Street a Holdenville Following Attack. Tulsa, Okla. Dec. 7—An unidentified and Negro charged with an assault upon a woman from the Hughes County jail at Holdenburg, North Carolina, was killed from the Hughes County jail at Holdenburg, North Carolina, and handed to a telephone post. The Negro's body was then riddled with the aged woman was attacked while walking down a street two miles from Holdenburg, the Negro was shot by a bystander and the city man and handed to a telephone post. Officers immediately started in pursuit upon him about a mile from the police officer, breaking the windbend of the fugitive was wounded three times but not seriously, before he was cap. W.B. NUFORM To expose yourelf in every woman's desire to commit such unlawful acts for youthful constestion, combining the windbend of the fugitive with the traumatized Blendernes and Grace, all found in W.B. NUform Courts. W.B. FORMU BRASHIERES worn with W.B. Corp. apparel secure gun-arm and bind that grusel and that corrosion should not the correct corrosion before. 25,000 pair gourmet upgrades, upgrades, warm, but mehr re- sults. Oak leather. Upgrades of overrating. Gourmet leather. cost. $12,000. cost. $12,000. Ours $2,000. Russet Shoe Field Shoe $2,000 pair Field Shoe. slightly worn, but meet and secure where necessary. Maple wooden sole. Worn specimen spac- tioned. Worn leather. Worn durability. Thin, waterproof, slightly worn, but a $15.90 value. Our price: $3.90 Pair Trench. 10,000 Trench shoe. slightly worn, but meet Shoe. If pair worn, meet shoes. money. Square heel of high triple sole, studded with high palm, and heel with metal protector. Our price: $19.90. Our price: $4.60. An asidement of good faith mail us wrapped, stating pair of each pair of shoes. Storing in a cool, dry place. KINGSLEY ARMY SHOE CO. Cotton Grove Ave. 55th, Chicago, IL. The A N D THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1X, 1920 REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON ENTERTAINMENT OF BISHOPS' COUNCIL—PEOPLE RESPONDING SPLENDILY—LODGES DONATE LIBERALLY—MRS. J. C. FRAZIER TO HEAD LADIES' COMMITTEE. back. Fort Worth: C. B. Childress, Billy Dotson, Mendez Smith, Jesse Howell, R. E. Lewis, Ed Loving, Jesse Franklin, Joe Shinson, Pablo Garner, Leon Bogus, Frank Word, Watson replaced Ollison in last quarter: Hatcher replaced Garner in WHITAKER'S CAFE 2415 Elm Bigger, brighter and better your taste as well as your with best market products 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. McMILLAN'S GREATER CAFE 2412 Dallas' Newest and Most Up-to- and best prepared food in the HOT AND COLD DRINKS, O tomer receives the personal at Q. McM ADAMS EXPRESS Dallas' Newest and Most Up-to-Date Eating Resort. Best cooks and best prepared food in the city. Prices reasonable. HOT AND COLD DRINKS, CIGARS and TOBACCOs. Each customer receives the personal attention of the management. Q. McMILLAN, Prop. Announces the addition of the ADAMS FURNISH IN CONNECTION AT WE LOAN MONEY ON FUN WE BUY AND DIE 25 TO 50 PER CENT MOVING, PACKING, SHIPPING IN T Phone B Cash or Credit A. ADAMS, President ADAMS FURNITURE COMPANY A. ADAMS, President and General Manager. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY STEAK ..... 20c ROAST ..... 20c ENGLEBERG MARKET 2405 ELM STREET Both Phones X and Y 4191 last quarter, Time of quarter 15 minutes, Referee, Frank Richie; Umpire Mr. C. Jackson; Field Judge Leo Quinn; Lines-man, Mr. Rice. A post season game has been requested between Waco and Dallas Schools on Christmas day. Association Most people need money when there's death in the family. Sometimes they want to carry the body out of town or they may want to buy a car. You think you need this kind of BERVICI need take insurance with the— We pay death glamis in 24 hours Any person desiring such protection, call at room 209 Python Temple, 2549 Elm street or M call 5.57 H. STRICKLAND S. COFIELD, Secretary. m Street, than ever. Everything to suit pocket book. Tables supplied and service unexcelled. 3 Elm D-Date Eating Resort. Best cooks city. Prices reasonable. CIGARS and TOBACCOs. Each cus- tention of the management. 2413 Elm FURNITURE COMPANY IT 825, ROSS AVENUE FURNITURE STORED WITH US SHELL FURNITURE, IT SAVING FOR CASH & STORING. FURNITURE TAKEN TRADE Haskel 6755 Phone Haskel 6755 and General Manager. The Devil to Pay DEAN WILLIAM PICKENS OF NEW YORK FIELD SECRETARY OF ASSOCIATION, FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE CLASSIFIED "ADS." Wanted—Two First Class Barbers for colored trade in 113 N. Central Avenue, H. B. ALEXANDER, Pro-preter. 11-20-41 SHAW MUSIC STUDIO is now open at: 1717 Hall Street, Phone Haskel 8070. Miss Hattle A. Shaw, Directress. 10-30-17 Wood and Edwards—Stetson Hats, Ladies Hats cleaned and reblocked. Wood and Edwards Hat Factory, Wood and Edwards Erv Street, Dallas, Tampa, H. MISS T. H. MILES. OF CHICAGO, TEACHER OF PIANO AND VOICE Home Studio 3403 Munger Ave., Dallas, Texas. 12-17-4t A Wise Man—Inures his house and furniture against fire, inwear with fireproof cover. Company of Texas, and be wise. W, H. Holloway, Agent—718 Hawkins Street. Phone 1 Y9839 8-7-f -Wanted—To know the whereabouts of Charley Trent, a boy about 15 years of age. Last heard of was in residence, please write Mr. Douglas Jones, 2003 South Boulevard, Dallas Texas. FOREIGN CLASSIFIED "ADS." $1.55 GOOSEYEAR RAINCOAT FREE Goodbye Company, Company 10.00 Goodbye Company, Company City Mo., is making an offer to send a handmade raincoat free to one per person. The company will send and recommend it to their friends. It will want one, write today, thursday. NOTICE! Wichita Falls, Dec. 9.—On account of making our inventory, re-stocking our books, and necessary for us to close our books to all accounts, on and after the 31st of December 1920. Thanking you for your business, we are grateful for a better cash business, we are, Respectfully. PARK STREET DRUG COMPANY 12-11-ff Agents—$2.00 sample furnished. Men and women $10.00 weekly. Different from ordinary proposals. Written by Martin, Lock Box 751, San Antonio, Texas. WANTED AT ONCE. Wanted a Machinist Linotype Opener with a top-notch salary. Apply—THE TUISA STAR, A. J. Smitherman, Publisher, Box 1658. Tulsa, OK. MAKE EASY MONEY. 15 to 20 Dollars easily made operation a small Mail Order business. Only 50 cents for complete working instructions. CLARENCE PORTER, Box 145, Marshall, Texas. 12-4-47 TO THE POLICE HOLDERS. Please send your premiums to the Branch Office at Marshall, Texas, Box 59, and not wait for the Agent. Send it your State number. Send it the Salem wanted for 4 places in Texas. THE STANDARD LIFE INS. CO. Atlanta, Georgia. L. H. Williams, Agent Supervisor. 12-4-47 ATTENTION LADIES! I am now prepared to give Pore treatment and would be glad to have your assistance. WERES WELSY, 100 Grandview St. Cleburne, Texas. MRS, L. A. BRADLEY, Why not preserve the youthful grace of your figure by letting an export design a special model for your face? An expert Corset will guarantee to you STYLTE that is charmingly irresistible along with comfort that is incomparable. The Corset is available in the privacy of your home, or call at 2313 Flires Street. 4-6-51 11-27-3t PROFESSIONAL A. S. WELLS, Attorney and Councillor at Law 206 Pythian Temple Dallas, Texas. 12-4-52 DR. E. E. WARD Physician and Surgeon. Room 205 Pythian Temple. Phone: Y 5537 Res. X 1901 DR. E. E. WARD, Physician, and Surgoner, Room 206 Pythian Temple, Phones Y 5537 Res. X 1901 DR. P. M. SUNDAY, Physician and Surgeon, Office - Pythian Temple. Residence - 2316 Thomas Avenue. Office Phone Y 6445. Residence Phone H 688. 4-17-1 Dr. B. T. Hamilton, Physician and Surgeon of the 3303 Thomas Ave. Phone: Office Y 6844; residence H 4027; Office hours: 10 a. m. to 12 m. to 5 p. m.; 7 to 8:30 p. m., Dallam- leen, 11-8-F Office Hours 10 to 12 m. Residence H 2837 2 to 4 p. Office H 2878 In Connection With Morgan-Busch Sanitarium 102% Boll St., at Central Dallas DRS. PORTER AND PORTER HEAR BOOKER T. WASHINGTON (HIMSELE) On a Columbia Record Delivering the Famous Atlanta Exposition Address (in part) For Sale OKMULGEES NEWEST, LARGE, EST. BEST HOTEL For Colored People Taxi Service Phones: 1583, 275 HOTEL DEWALLEE Meals Seated Connection Bath Rooms OKMULGEES, OKLA. Rates reasonable, 307 N. Delaware Street, Phone 25 Mrs. P. H. Henson, Manager 12-4-47 S UP or HEART LEAF PRIVATE MARK Hair Tone Natures If you have short, pimple and harsh hair, or if you are troubled with dandruff, fallout or breakouts, DO NOT DELAY, but use at once, HEART LEAF HAIR TONE, then watch the good results. If you gray hair and live life to it. Price, $25, by mail a message at once. You can make good money. Write at once for SUPO-SUFLO MEDICINE CO. ATLANTA, GA. NOTICE! To the Colored People of Texas: Now is the time. Texas is the place. I have 100 nice well located business and residence lot for sale in Cuneo, T. and N. O. railroad, ten miles west of Jacksonville; also 500 acres of good, rich farm land for sale many years ago, and ten miles to suit the purchaser. If you want a home, phone me, Andy, or write me at cuneo, Texas. Why get mad and fuss and swear, Pull your locks and tear your hair; Wear a mask and cover your face; By using the comb. I'm talking about. The Wolf Bro. Comb you'll find, Will save your hair and pence of cash, Will save your life and pence of cash, Smooth, screw and perfectly round. No. 31 — Wood handle Brass Comba Length 9 inches, round between the teeth ..... 75c No. 32 — Wire handle Brass Combo Length 9 inches, round between the teeth ..... $1.50 No. 33 — Wood handle heavy brace Concave Hair Dressers Combo $2.50 Length 9 inches, round between teeth. No. 30 — Sanitary, non heat wood hand handle brass Puller Postage paid anywhere U.S. Ages Wanted. WOLF BROS. Manufacturer Boz 314 INDIANAPOLIS, IND MEN AND WOMEN WANTE If you are alive and wide awake, you can earn from $16 to $15 a day. No house to house canvassing. HIGH CLASS BRIGHT ORDER business. For full information write— today, and be your locality. Box 481. Athens, Texas 8-21-tf. THE EAST INDIA HAIR GROWER Will promote a full growth of hair. Will also restore the vitality and the beauty of the hair. If your Hair is Dry and Wry try EAST INDIA HAIR GROWER. If you are bothered with Falling Hair, Dandruff, Itching Scalp, or any Hair Trouble, want you to try a Hair EAST INDIA HAIR GROWER. The remedy contains medical properties that go to the roots of the Hair, stimulates the skin, helping nature do its work. Leaves the hair soft and silky. Perfumed with a balm of a thousand flowers. The best known remedy for Heavy and Bountiful Gray Hair brows, also restores Gray Hair to its Natural Color. Can be used with Hot Iron for Straightening. Price Sent to 1000. See Extra for Postage. S. D. LYONS, Gen. Art., Hair High Central St., Oklahoma City, AGENTS OUTPUT 1. Hair Grower, 1 Temple Oil, 2. Shampoo, 1 Pressing Oil, 1 Face Cream and Directions for Selling £1.00, $5 extra for postage FT. WORTH NEWS Fort Worth, Dec. 2. -Miss Mildred Gill left Saturday for Los Angeles, Miss. Gill will be out of the city for the rest of the week. We learn with deepest sorrow the death of Miss Druzela Johnson he was named to in December, Dec. 2. Miss Johnson was the talented daughter of Prof. and Mrs. Druzela Johnson, and this city taught school at Bishop College for a number of years. She leaves a host of relatives and a number of friends. The family has the deepest sympathy of their many friends in this, their hour of sorrow. The Hall of Dallas was the guest of his sisters, Misses Maud and Maud Hill, who entertained with them on Sunday afternoon. Cover were well. The A. M. E. Church held their annual meeting on the city gate. The 6th inclusion in the conference convened with Bakers Chapel, corner Humboldt and Illinois Aves. Miss delegates and distinguished guests attended the conference was a success both spiritually and financially. Mrs. N. T. Walls, Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Borders, D. and Mrs. W. Tilden, Jr., Miss Honorine W. Tilden, Benton were in Dallas Friday night. Mr. and Jr. Mrs. Ben Johnson and niece were in Hutchins Sunday when the Johnson brothers brother-in-law who died recently. Mr. and Jr. Stewart, the great newspaper man of Chicago, II. attended the A. M. E. conference at Bakers Chapel last week. We welcomed him at Men of Prof. Stewart in our city. Miss Jaundia Oliver visited her parents, Mrs. and Mr. O. A. O. A. Liverpool at Mt. Pleasant. She as accompaniment home by her friend, Miss L. Phoebe. Mr. John H. Jackson is back in the city to the delight - his many friends. Richard Hester and Andrew Hall of Brownwood are pleasant visitors in the city. Chicago, but formerly of this city is visiting friends here. We are glad to have him with us again. The club was organized, Nov. 27th and a membership of 15 members. They gave their first reception at the Alma Peathes' 29th White street. Music was furnished by Messa, Wagoner, Webster, Armstrong and ranch were served and a merry party enjoyed by all. This club is looking forward to do great work for the St. Paul Baptist Church. Services were good. Sunday School opened on time with S. Woods. School opened on time with the very thing in readiness for the rally. Morning service, 11 o'clock began. The morning service was W. J. Burroughs preached the morning sermon from the 157th Psalm. Even one present seemed to have been a student of the African Prince in the person of Bro. Brown and introduced He to the faithful members of St. Paul in their struggle in building, who were the faithful members of the vice beginning Dec. 12th to the 29th. The evening service was very good. The person pastor; A. Woods, secretary. SPECIAL NOTICE! Fort, Worth, Texas, Dec. 2, 1920. Fort Worth, Texas, Dec. 2, 1920. The Live Bugy Bee Lodge are requested to be present at the Hall, to help with relief up reliefs and other business of importance. H. J. MITCHELL, W. M. B. J. MONTGOMERY, Sec'y. CARD OF THANKS. Sherman, Texas, Dec. 9, 1920. their education in serving to our dear lost one, Mrs. M. O. McIntyre, in her last hatness we take this heart to heart. For the many beautiful hearts that overflow with gratitude for our work. For the many beautiful local affection that followed even to the grave. We shall offer up always, the grace, the prosperity and happiness of the given. To Drs. Davis and Taylor who knew gave services, gratis, to mem- bers of the shock, we ask His blessing upon them forever. MARYHE, Husband, Corsicana Mr. and Mrs. JAMES MITCHELL, Father and Mother, Sherman, Brothers and Sisters. BROTHERHOOD OF TEXAS OF CHRIST MEETS IN WACO. Washington, District of Columbia— of the decision of a group of Colored attitudes and Negro business to just publish a publication for charter has already Vest Pocket Essays By GEORGE FITCH Author of "At Good Old Sweas" WILD OATS. There are two kinds of agriculturally one kind says tame oats in the countryside and the other says wild oats on the Great White Ways. Wild oats were formerly now by hand, but machinery is getting in the field of oats and at present most of them are sown by auto. An earnest toiler in a far automates with a few assistants can sow wild oats all the year round. Tame oats are sown between daybreak and sunset, but the most start putting in the crop about midnight and ride home with the milkman in the morning. Tame oats will not grow without rain, but if there is anything that isn't necessary in raising a crop of wild oats it is water—except in minute quantities during the day. The young man has a large-quantity of wild cats to put in usable cages. He really likes them. He wears all the clothes his tailor will trust him for. And yet sowing wild cats is indisputably harder after night, the sower will come home with his plague hat mashed down over his cars and one tail of his cat will be in the garden. It proves that the wild cats farmer is a fool. He should swain himself in and wear a hat, and wears a straw hat, and wears a suit easily. People would send for the innasty commission if a farmer were discovered and hat and Prince Albert. But said plague hat would have seven years longer in a tame cats field than it would in a wild cat field. The hone tiger farmer puts in all his cats in a few days, but the hanny young man with the soft pompon cat matters under his left ear sows wild cats with industry for as much as three hundred twenty-four hours a day at the Office Phone Res. Phone Lamar 4082 Lamar S200 Office Phone $ a. m. t. b. p. m. Sunday by Appointment DR. J. WINNELLE SIMS. Dental Surgeon Fort Worth, Texas A. B. B. job. Wild oats were formerly sown by hand, but machinery is getting into the field of counts, and a present most of them are sown by automobiles. An earnest toiler in a fast automobile with a few assistants can saw enough with it to reap about four decades of unavailing regrets spotted with divorce. AW, COMB ON PEETS, BIG RIGHT Wild oats were formerly sown by hand, but machinery is getting into the field of counts, and a present most of them are sown by automobiles. An earnest toiler in a fast automobile with a few assistants can saw enough with it to reap about four decades of unavailing regrets spotted with divorce. Wild oats were formerly scorned by hand, but machinery is getting into the field of cover. sets, personal injury damages and property damage. The cost of sewing wild oats depends on the power. It usually takes a few hours to market for sewn oats, sells. Sill the wild oats sover is very scornful of the pain and freaked favour and the cost of sewing wild oats is sticking to the unluminated style of agriculture. It is often safe to do anything at the will of the will. mob, near Princeton, following an attack upon a white woman. He was attacked by a man, and tcd into a nearby forest, when his body was left hanging to a tree. Thousands Are Getting It By Mail, Are You? Thousands Are Getting It By Mail, Are You? 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THE PRIZE OF PRIZE WINNERS Q0 The books are closed for listing contestants. Thirty have been listed §}. and already they are working manfully for the palatial “Cadillac 8” and bo tod the other BIG prizes which are be-ing offered in the Dallas Express Prize 00 Contest. § 5 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 00 it is too late. Your chance is gone. 0) It strikes us though that you may have a friend in the running. If so, 00 why not win by proxy? Why not help your friend to win and thereby get 90 pleasure for yourself out of his success? $5 In all sections of Texas, the public is anxious to read the “Dallas Express” $5. because of the peculiar and singular pleasure experienced from its “Distine- 00. tive Service.” Q) Tt fils a long felt want in the appetite of the progressive public. gy There are many in your town who want it. $5 Why not tae thee sbscripins for your friends? rm) ‘We know that there are such people in your town, We judge by the 3} fact that we receive subscriptions ¢> week, unsolicited, from people who hav 2) e long been anxious to take the “Dallas Express” but who have not known Q% how to go about it.’ 8% When you put such people in touch with this fast growing and altogether $ satisfying publication you are doing both a personal and public service. Bh sae When one who has never read it belore reads the “Express,” he im- A} mediately realizes that he has found acreditable storehouse of information and 3% a never ending source of inspiration. He is helped. 3) When he is helped, the public is helped because he at once tends to be- 00 come a more progressive, courageous citizen and race man. Rg Why not do it? Can't you see that it is your duty thus to help your $3 friends and neighbors? $3 If you know of a town to which the “Express” does not go, put us in 0 touch with it. . 30 Ifyou have a friend in the contestand other friends who do not subscribe 00 for the “Express” get them for your contestant friend and make him win. 99% "This contest wil be matked by hurd work and hard fought victory. And $4 the victors will be rewarded by prizes, the like of which have never been }). seen in Texas before. 3) We will publish the standing of the contestants each week. 00 Some partial returns are already in. $5 Watch this space for developments. The contestants as they now stand Oy are: 2) LIST OF CONTESTANTS Dallas Express Contest Rules ‘Mrs, L, M. Bates—Dalias, Mra. 1. D, Dlckson—Oilmer, Ms, Jodle Daveraux—Italy. Mz. 0. Ashton—Rice. Mra, 4. B. Plolde—Dallas. Dr. D, W, Shieldo—Dallas, Mr. Norman Woods—Dallas. Mra, Beatrice Wade—Wretita Falls Mz, 8B. Gabriol—Eemphitl. Med, R. B, Willame—Independent. Me, R. 1, Hieks—Center Mr, James M, Juckson—Praicie View, ‘Me, Bevin Maraball—Onkwood. Mr, Henry Lee—Glon Flora. 1. This contest will open Sept. 10, 1920, and close Dee. 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’ willl be counted as. fol lows: ; 4 year's subscription to the “Express” 1,000 vote 6 months’ subscription to the ) “Express” 500 vote 3 months’ subscription to the s “Express” 300 votes ‘ Riek Rio Rowe aah. ‘Mr, Arthur J, Sykes—Sherman, Mra, L, A; Wallace—Clarkevilte, Mra. HE. Morgan—Dallas. Mr. Nosh Willlams—Rosser. Mra, Mary Comming—Belivile Mr. J, H. Heads—Richardson. Mrs. D D, Kelly—Dallan, Mra Mira Hervey—duitman. Mra Julia White—Longview, Mra, L. A, Pleree—Jacksonville. Mrs. Clarena Young—Dallas, Mrs, W. B. Harris—Dallan / Mr, A. B. Alerander—Mineral Wella Me, A. D. Stoward—Dallas Mr. TJ. 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