Dallas Express

BISHOPS' COUNCIL LAYS PLANS FOR A $5,000,000 DRIVE HARDING ADMINISTRATION WILL SEE AWAKENING OF NEGRO IN POLITICS ALWAYS PROGRESSIVE DISTINCTIVE IN SERVICE With the new administration in office, it is important to begin training upon a new era of progress in the field. The new curriculum may be beast with disappointments, but a new day will dawn March 14. Will Organize National Movement For Negro Women's Political Development. Will Organize National Movement For Negro Women's Political Development. NEGRO WGMEN ASK VOTE INVESTIGATION. Washington, Feb. 24—Negro women from the city are meeting here at the call of the National Association for Advancement of Colored People today. Presented to the national women's party a request that it use Congress to investigate the alleged disenfranchisement of Negro women in South at the last general election. white white white house house house for $4 rent The Dallas Express S Y GOODWIN LIBRARIAN UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AUSTIN TEXAS IVE VICE S' COUNCIL STRATION WILL SEE W NEGRO IN POLITICS NEGRO PAGEANT PLEASES LARGE AUDIENCE. 'Open Door' Again Presented to Highly Appreciative Northern Audience. Solelst Given Oxation Mr. Boatner, who has a fine barbarian, is the most intelligent, in the moorful "Motherless Child, Burleigh, expressing a plaintive appeal to which the audience responded with laughter." Lament Opens Programme History Negro Lament, from "Bandana Shetleries," Clarence Cannoner, Toreth Dances, German, Jabr. Dett, Torch Dances, German, Jabr. Taylor, Taylor with Slaves, (a) Nobody Knows the Trouble, (b) Nobody Knows the Trouble, (c) Nobody Knows the Trouble, (d) Nobody Knows the Trouble, (e) Christine, (a) Christine, Hold Your Light, (b) Prejudice—Preclude C. sharp, minors "God of our Fathers," Indolence—Kashimaer, Clarence Cannoner White, Who Sucked the Way of Wisdom and Honor—Dance can be, Ghost, Philippen—Dance can be, Ghost, German: Truth, Beauty and Love—improvisation, Clarence Cannoner Scammer, German: Truth, Beauty and Love—improvisation, Clarence Cannoner Ejects White Tenants Reduces Rent For Colored. (B. A. N. P.) Waynesboro, Penn. Feb. 24—William Sellers, Colored of Philadelphia is a unique landlord. Appreciating the difficulty members of his family in securing suitable homes for the average, income and wealth of Colored people in so far as in his family he determines the living status of one family at a reduction. Mr. Sellers, who formerly lived in Chambersburg, Pa., in a day laborer in Shippensburg, working citizen and honest and the owner of several properties. His residence on the rear white tenant desired to continue the master's belief that time had come to apply a that the problems of the day and then as a told him of his decision at reduced rates. The house, a double one rented who abides at reduced rates. It now rentes for 37 to the Colored tenant. (By N. P.) The Republican Party Is The Ship, All Else Is The Sea."—Fred Douglas. HE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1921. WILL LAST THREE YEARS. ALL STATES REPRESENTED IN GATHERING OF BISHOPS AND LEADERS OF A. M. E. CHURCH HELD AT NEW SAINT JAMES. Mississippi Farmers Hold Successful Meet. Urge The Appointment of Negroes to Cabinet. (By A. N. P.) (By The Associate Negro Press) New York, Feb. 24. The appoint- ment of a letter of recommendation in a letter sent yesterday to the Bronx and Manhattan Harding by San Francisco Union. The letter, which can be sent in part follows: ident, in part follows: request your consideration to o Colored man for a member of your union will appear paradoxical and request will appear paradoxical and impatient for you to appoint a Colored man but justice known no brother and not justified in ability, loyalty and sacrifice, not entitled to a place in the council of the union. EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA. THE ASSOCIATED NEGRO PRESS. Census Shows That Negroe Are In Cities. ARKANSAS BAPTIST. Dermott, Ark. Ark. 24 — Fire origi- nating from a defective fire destroys the school building. The east Baptist Academy. The building housed the school and the office of the Arts Chronicle. A nero newspaper loss exceeds $10,000 with $2,000 loss. Music was furnished by Bethel A. M. E. church choir, Levi J. Coppin, pressed, Dr. E. H. Hunter, of Portsmouth, Va. also spoke. Connectional Council Lecturer Says Negro Press Greatest Asset. (By A. N. P.) Springfield, Mae., Feb. 24—Newspaper and strongest aides in overcoming the objections he has to confront. Rev. Dewey Congregational Church, told members of the congregation meeting here. He classes ignorance as an obstacle to his mission. In its wake follows misery and despair. He asks when he can be forward, and he believes also that the information can be in the newspapers and magazines, believed in moral and social evolution and also that he can be forward, and he believes also that the equitable status of freedom has given him a success great progress made in the arts. He sees great progress made in the arts. He inspires by reviewing the races, saying that no race or individual has his authority. Those capable of leadership. The Negro may be deprived of development today, the time when he must have a status of freedom and opportunity, he must have material, moral and spiritual efficiency. Inter-Collegiate Athletic Association Meets. --- Old Line Negro Fire Insurance Co., Chartered. Old Line Negro Fire Insurance Co., Chartered. Noted Educator Forecasts Result of Influx to North. New York, N. Y. F.eb. 24.—The problem of race relations of race contact can be solved by providing standing than by reliance upon the experience of race contact according to Bay Stannard Baker's definition of about 1,260 in the Brooklyn Borough of New York, held under the auspices of the Brooklyn Settlement Association. Such a number of colored people been brought to Brooklyn by the city, said Mr. Eaker. "Never be afraid of contact in cities as now. We don't have to worry about it." President of Tuskegee Interviews Pres. Harding. President of Tuskegee Interviews Pres. Harding. A CHAMPION OF JUSTICE A MESSENGER OF HOPE PER ANNUM $8.00. PRICE TEN CENTS. GOOD DRIVE SPECIAL COUNCIL WILSON'S BURNING MESSAGE. Hundreds Hear Pastor's Strong and Eloquent Appeal. Dr. Trett Responded. Meeting Was Success. Many members of Macedonia, both preachers, doctors, laymen and women and probably a good number of preachers attended a meeting of the Oversee, the White pastor, at the corner of First Baptist Church, at the corner of Erythra and San Isidro Street. Monday morning at 10:20 o'clock in white robes and sun shading. The saint, the able and scholarly pastor of Macedonia, beast represented the Negro ministry of Dalian on the subject of World War II. Long before the hour designated for the beginning hundreds of men and women for the church and before "Come to Order" was called the sanctuary was filled. The Church, the white ministers Union called the house to order and don't world war two. The world wides struggle through the earth's crust, a struggle for suffering humanity, a struggle for suffering humanity, that aligned from the angels "harps" on the earth peace "must be realized." The earth peace "must be realized." Peace is not obtained by the use of force, but by the irresistible edge of truth and rightness. The League of Nations is a failure of all men, and the rights of all men among which are united are insufficient to punish the Golden Rule as taught to others as you would have them, unless you would have them. ```markdown ``` Negro Prima Donna Appears Before Crowned Heads. Negro Prima Donna Appears Before Crowned Heads. PPP O9 5-06 FSEFS $99 FFF F06F6 $F 8 FEOF FOF HOPES ET EET PAGa TH. a ‘Bete ie tran,“ am tar end er Bethea ate ot , Saber eae he ‘Wr osely as rycnedtowy Caver Tha an itt ey pera “eit apache enhnee far dupatcicd thea chet eon ie poet? sibs a ete a dat an Severe astute ty», motos som Te er, iain thse Sr saa aston “wer Ssopne ton erat cme tyrone Ta ateunetrton no ce’ ta aa Be aera vison « Sat Protea Hosioms n erasate of ‘auction! Deore of Pri oe Seatot stat af ha banal ra Serpe’ cea te Prey an acm tty eta Hain San contin er rcs aa. ros Fe ee ae chal The ker Stes apen deaees Lanene ta Stet alle tet i te, Mans Fhe Sho reese to prover fet nba ead ieray ‘conten se Sata apt, test” per Sante dete at sedine fee tee ko mores Seats tease’ viet Meee Metetined ty the mare set Sacer Biaatetencine goer sist, We nove Saree eT. I ow MomTand'son Yr of Wesahace ar Fuaap ue toscra Secon, ‘Mise Gees Genta" ‘or Soc Srettzets tat r. atte oven Sied- cyto Woe on pmmre tee Senet? Sea eve tte ome clues ar wu Gr. wi Ieee tote tal hace Pere ent ey Fe 2h Bile Hab, Hero wor Set maak Bian pa tap Crh Seer ee et eines Se Shee Waly te toa Shiki tings atv be ons Ieseeccre trata ts pain ft See er Comet Stay vb: Bao tnarch Sis a Mat be, AT" steve Bie fk ce vetion tor fa acai “cae oo." Sirs sneer ef yore frre wns attest eccaire pnes et ad user gers bored oc Sen, We mine ei up i Saieat to Septiod tn hi eee sass ve oars it lest er pan WeetoTeaebar ogres to do aes Gre oer ere Bing om wut Dow tet Enacter Saat rp ha Bar eee tere ot see Paaves Drat sor ela, Fob 24-ereco wer wat dna! Biniay ring Fin tone pe cnc, th Ein snr arf a prt oy Becta sbecgietin tev net se bouint he iy wo Sones his cope eresee Stated oc Ria tas wet Sites te tr eter ae Betaae wie anny ss ok vs Sie‘frmty wees rested to Hine Wine tay owt the? Paras a mace sek Sy Par a co a i cranvnies ines tke CB canrch te prorrensing ‘Tey are binning for un 010 olk sen teint ote Hom Sits. "bared Greekrood i ve Bae vere ook fe Wee Mine aie. Greet tao Wesnena are ate Fone re Wit "Saree ae Bek Mer ri tie woes ore ball given Friday evehine, Feb. 18th Hb Seren ae Pin Ctr a en toe ra Baie eae poe ses 1 oclug i essa "wate Botte Sst tape War Sane tert oye oat eae teas aoe. Meter” Cher wh He ae ff te Wh, Se Bree AMC! cts topoter alls’ ixprear" tn asand.” Pou’ Bomie't, $Pnsand via from Jer i ater Foturt @ \Pine. My, Sam George tag Tare Joule Neal oat Xs Pee Sa : os I. "hr care lcs Ss ete toi Bt Jones Mo. ‘Whitewright, Feb, 24—Sunday sete taint ah tar ev, Bracers wor ote tos Mine cae Ghat, or Lae Sion att ley Homi ier Ww Pebate tua th he pete ‘om mate anh tai “tay sien raiver “fe. acy Pree Hd a ‘child; ndnc ee Dehka Sind Me a ‘radar wae iy " ee Belin Bee Tae ay Me Be i. ener ; ee oe Booey eit at Wa oF p Nlarher Shop. aille. Yeb, —Bonday was i Bind or bros 7 Sie temas ee. ripe Ma Foo it MCh et «tie tne "an Ct Sue pi git ve Metag Ar Me E, Ghuren, Rev. Mec Boarder Eran send «Br ie alia rine wi BLP thornton, fe pect, of oc font Rei Gate yw “Shanta the cane rr or an ‘clone again. a0. Th sgt eka soi rae Sistine Came coming 1 Towns eb, 39ch and tet for. thee! tatore ome Sunday morning at Greenvilie fee F Redden for tha Dalian Expres Contractor Be 3k Tedford of Ureghasn fear othe cl tat week fn Intren a aioe ovate ‘sou ‘ew aubecrivers Evertyone was glad 0 heat ct coms tha tte ‘Thich won chartered. De. 3h Inst 'o alld and Improve hows for "Colored people. Wir. Tediord fia, two kaye’ declared. a war os :llsing” and then the" peo rent wie ert rThey” will offer or money than’ his comany ‘neo, eo [mpecaly im Ablcne: Bade Jackson Sa Am atrct Grapeland, eb, 24—a0. Jett Cu mon, & wealthy farmer of the. Coda {Branch Comunity, died” onthe at Hawtant and’ was faperased ty the foantor, av, BD. vane onthe 230 [Eid very large. crowd of frien fend ‘relatives. Memorial services a {Gedar ‘Branch Sunday.-An excelent {fermon. wan preached by. tbo pastor gt, ane, er aa Satu pay ay Men Joh Siarsall ot Hlater here vate ies this week” Dorn to Nf. an ite Lewis ‘Toompeon” of, Palestine ft ibe home of hrs. ‘Thompson's arent, br, and Mes. ian ural er" the at iow Comanenity ea Ja fed wat, ant pound baby. zi Sfother and’ child hoth, doing wel teny rand webeomed the ew vs Nor’ and here Jn oning” hat. ‘the young indy thy ‘row up to bo a Konor_ to her parents and the race rs: Thompson expects to leave wit ihe baby: for her home mn Palestine Jon the 28th, where they" wil te {up tisir abode" with father and hus and, fies tows” Thompam. The rontle men are the moaied men with ws now, an that seemed to ote Tie best ator a dollar Rend th Exprom and keep ported.” se i, W Te"Shepberd when You ave new Feast to subectine. The Pound Part Jen “a¢ Ar Denby" in" honer ol Kiev 32. Johueon "est Tend ight. "wad, A evceeme Everybody resent: tajoyed themselves and th Reverend wes made to feel that over fours General "Zions member ‘mew Heetto ‘writes Yne of consation fm tne of hin slckngen of dletrome ‘AU hinds of "pound were ‘rourk to the party. Wer ae Tn thems fof m briak hortber, Dut we hove wont ill te trait) They" are. plan Fring a concert at ihe Dailey Schoo House sometimes in the fathry. Rea fhe. fxprest each. week and keep posed. Detlor mubscribe for ith Ree year ee He W Ty Shophecs, Reporter ‘Cleburne, Fede 24-—Me, Sam Calo sgn tnd sist Julia Thomas were patie aat“riuray nent Te fi We Hawkine offelaied. lev. Cai oun: #. Bie Agent preached. Sunday lat the it Zion, Baptist Church, hr fava hrs. Geary baby lod Satraay find wen bored Sunday. Rev Gent) foficiated." ev. Wat pastor af th jG. MB. Church who ‘ban ben.‘ wan able to be ate Dost Sunday tee ‘arch Harri at Port, Wor wan the guest of ber outa ast week Rs. Desh Vernon: tr tae Phi a ullding_b tne bungalow on Oli rect. ev, Nc Prince Aled’ his ap erases a Home. Sanday EBs ashen of tg Me sion Schoo! and pupl prosented Rev yatta basket of trute Rev. CC Htaraonds, pastor of the A.M. E land members are. progresaag,slel with ‘thee chareh’ work under th Haw suleo¢ the Bxprens Tho revo fr desires the readers to have thel redy every two. wesks a ie wih ve obasio 12 tales vounds Joherwise Mra. Lilian Holland St yory low at the residence of Mr find Mrs, 0. 8: Stoker of ‘Caco, ar inthe city" the bedaide of the! frok mother. They will take het {Booker T. Washington Saari a Port Worth. Mre, Chandler has ite Ouibos hr rb ft Alvarado waa the” sen ot her ster last weak, Sry: Sara Rais Sr. "A. “sohiwon's wie who has ‘been vivting ‘her hat re armed tomes ar. Gayle Puller” whe lahore, wu a Fa “te, Puller, wan fed. 4100 the comand 46 day onthe coun road. Madame “Adie Channey, Har Prtie. uihin, “Ola. Carton,” Lal Fein, aan Lois Lew spent Mond fm ort Worth visas relatives 0 Pay cringe tt fem How sed ingedtrial ub wi render a. program ‘at the (.M." Ghee. ""We wan ts have eur pee oe th oe eee cae ee oF ‘tes ee one, wit ene Be NE aaa Oe paee eer Pe eet. 2 Lemar oeet st peetee tien os Ses et ee oe een ate reeset Boas pee ca ie eagents fact ees ocr ee et wo oe aes, he Sere Sy selene eet sma eee ee ae ite Seat a, cae Sage naire ares Batts Revie Geseires sericea te os eee 2 oe eee Qa ae iS eee ha Sait ceo eee § eater. eee: ae eee es Ber aes wet STE kite. ees x i to attend the Sirioes cael oan eee Teta Ee ean a | Aevae'Cabres Women i aia See. | ¢ yicronsx"ctay agate, THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FELAUARY 26, 1021_ EA A NS AT 7 ts ert, tat your eonaiton an Welcome Address on Bebalf v's’ tase "ante ora | INTER-RAC 7 Borhicava Allen, whe it the fo: of ‘Citizens’ Committee” as tsion st yoor cntrch: for Dish |- (continues ee Sayeed sels: mat ote | Delivered by Chairman R.', ss ions ot tts “at ser ih bear. cel iis country as 1 hae | trial ir Hamilton at the Bishops! ch save, gn rts aes na ‘Council. ‘with Ws eloquence and bis logic; for) Me nat The resoureaful Biahop ‘Turner, who| wAP4, 22% wha Se eietiaaee eee rad te teins | Pte see ‘Shore i, yr of Ceremonies, Rt. Rev. {io i ale ay and tins by ia dle-| arenes. down. lp dence wane tt coli log volpeel egheaEp SD aera [hunted ‘sham and hypocrisy wherever a enfe democracy i eof ie Co ae eaccene ee ea paar ee eater eeerrs eee Se eae ee eS See raa tre assembled, which we know to. be Sores sean pcos ee cee cas popeegmers.< Pere Paes ieee = ee eee peers srirs Scere ee Soars ae i ae ee eee rue aoe =e eee ioe Geom es Bees See oes pees, ce 4 ee ee eee Peer cers: Soo Seer oo eect ee rein ao ee ere oe SES eso oe eee eee ere ec fears orc eee ee ermal no inckaded. im civic tmproventents and ee ee ee oar eer ee Sonne eearsuee ta Poe ee coo eae ee te eS eee Beer eee ae: ren ares oa pee eee oe ae eee eee ee Scneie es og eas GS See area ee = Braet & Se eee ae eee See ees Sores scars eee soe ee ee ae ee vetoes oe eet. peers ee ee ee Peieeereec Cee cere et a eo fe eeccrne oe eer eer oa Sees okra eee Panes oe ae eee se fe Geeta re Seema ss ane eo [See ae ie on ior i SE tee ore es Se eenonsce ee ee eee eee yee eee aU peers ae ees eet eae pleat eyes eee eee eas mena es eke ae areata ee ee ee eee “ppon oui + thi ougbow ADAMS EXPRESS AND TRANSFER CO. er Gu sidan etn ~ ADAMS FURNITURE COMPANY | Bd Oat i pak whe xrace 3 ie aie areas een ’ ‘We BUY AND SELL, FURNITURE, easier ia recisten om cook Movora, rAcinto, #omrPOG STORING. FURNITURE BARI Cash of Cratit Phone ‘Haskel 6755 Phat pas ete cients’ aos “andthe ‘cone ae ‘country. for Richard Allen, Who Id cha fo dation ‘ot your irk or ish Payne, elder saleaa, sapint, ea car founda ofthe At Ned Watrralty i county oe na ier, whe avayed me wii ogoease and his Joie for the resourealDiahop “Turse, wbo Knew the bestons ante" hack the hiphabets who attracted the vised wor i be ‘ay and tine y ee Shusion of the” Hace problem, wh bite starn ‘nd hyperiy wearer fougd, who placed ie church and he Tine ‘above‘all ‘eee for the reall Ed thd ucts Banop Ara friend and béviser”of the” lamented MeKintey on all" quesone ifecine ur ace; for our wn Bishop Grant frse‘couelor, whee bth ra ba ie’ sa thatthe owiy. Nasaren, ro rete under Southern akin wn er esas so for Babop Tyree! who it"scema, but Jeeerday rested over be dentncn ot your ehurch it thi State with such sgnal noceas_ en feminentansfactlon, aud who Dut re Sent weat ta a the faery in he fread Yayond a wel earned Test or tnen try great men, and man) others livin aod dex, tant Your con. ection hs developed and iven te ive Race andthe fount, men, who ave made ‘etrImprecé for” good pom the uma which they. fied or lve, and for wach future gener ions wil rise "up and. call" them Rod you" blessed, we bid p00 mon ey, known that wit you do ere fri redgund, to" hes eory “et ihe Sourch of God, ané wi mare tothe eaent of ait "busmanty. wano sierriaaeere womans 1x Tuan. cream scans st Fitsherg Beard Gaol tae mente eee er eEeee M3. Feb 9t-—the peta “boat” itipariant acoamplic Bey Searine oiaeete ioe Yer eee ee Keats baesste Spe oe Bi nea, a see eee aoe Pencarian ar es Baer eae ees oot Eerie ace a ne eh ees SE RSH ars tog tent ca geben tes ie a a Ge ae Be Sacer Bee eee eee He fence Ut anh, Webnews ane er vee eieamie sue ie caer oer ees age cos Heese eee ee Ree sf abarers cure See ae a ee ear ra em & Bier ater temas ote ne ares & ed ees pect tet fe re a ES Sg et Py Weare iae a Ss dt EAAGh Bo Wit MoMn MUHDING on INCREANE IN fee ae eae te ting el fet Soar er me can arene GEORGE DOOLEY AA, au mates ot ais Ics aaa ah Gane an a0 we, ees 5 Nanoha tata, Phone ¥ 2665 seer Games 6. link Some | teen STOP! LOOK AND LIGHTEN an,» eoies0i ELECTRICIANS, aud xing o siaermto WIRING, PIRTURE, MANGING, {ND REPAIRING PHONE H. 3894. iba INTER-RACIAL COUNCIL. GRAND CENTRAL THEATRE atice Brery Day Slaring 2:29 P.M, Continued to 1:00 P.M. JOHN HARRIS, Owner and Manager ——————————— EVERY SUNDAY “Fighting Fate” 15 Weeks Featuring WILLIAM. 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Fart setter tt, imate aur ftaie tte he Toran a, Uetarn Me aan SPECIAL FEATURE ATTRACTION ‘TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1 AND 2 * LINA CAVALIERI in “MAD LOVE” =f GERI ort tous gt ore tatouny FR | me. comier werae bor REG | ar tester ce stat SIA, | wes gates vat re NY Seite sus “tuos toa f Re fer, if cay sae sn le Ai Se at ee ee ee EOvuiNty ceuniign «Nese mee ae Admission: - Adults, 20c; Children, ifc + if LOUIS JAZZ BAND: Grand Central Theatre | ee alr i peti ea tees ee Breaking off, Thin or Falling Out? 1s Your | . Mair Dry and Wiry? Does “ee & your Scalp Itch? Have ' lM \ you Scalp Disease, or ie ee , More than a Normal | 4 pie |) Amount of Dandrutt? Pf 20, ys stu 5090 ise wins MADE er ff wis radars sain crower. Naser wt \ C9 Taree cies Seon petted inane tomes el pk YP Src esinamy Va orovre ial Wha. 2 eelgrass a sara fenlrisiataarciaa sonente eearaes SoS Sioneeae some aioe tec us ra patie aya ‘gras he ver et et re SS x “MY SFECIAL OFFER zi ue eng ny Weal eProps 1) wal Erect aa Presi Ol with altntocioa we Co we te ne 1 eal HM, SoSiiay Grin prt Sys” Wes me fr trem, MAKE Ain onvens 10 MADAWE HA, FRARELI, DEPT. 05 PRAIRIE AYE, HOUSTON, TeX, Denton, Feb. 24—Let everybody read the Dallas Express. Owing to the inclement weather services were not so well attended as usual. The First Baptist held a very successful night closing down Sunday night. Mrs. Fannie Reynolds is still reported seriously ill. Dr. D. W. Porter of the University of Texas can see her. Mrs. Phyll Hall took dangerously ill Friday with her heart trouble. Crockett visited Wednesday. Mrs. Katherine writing. Mrs. A. E. Walker is concerned to her bed suffering with heart trouble. Crockett visited Wednesday. Mrs. Katherine who visited the Bishops' Council at Dallas last week were Messan, Henry Taylor, John Levine, R. M. L. Parmont was called to Gainesville Thursday to the bedside of her son, Mrs. E. Church has extended an invitation to all churches to be with him and Mrs. E. Church is 27th in their quarterly conference; the writer can say that you will do yourself an injustice if you fail to come and let us go. Cuney, Feb. 24–Sunday School was well attested in the appointment Sunday and preached an alyssem. on account of the indemnity weather postponed. Rev. Walker was in on the day. Mr. Bredin was in Dallas this week. Mr. Bredin was Hamilton and Mr. John Bragg made a business trip to Palestine last week. Hamilton, W. D. Thomas and Washington, W. D. Thomas, and a fiving trip to Beechen last week. Beechen worked the school last week working in interest of the Jeunes and the pany under the management of W. C. Price is progressively poorly. The N. S. T. College is progressively nicely. For the Express see J. F. 8th Grade, Elinora McGoe, 85 per cent, Gennae Denson, 84 per cent; 7th Grade, Mannie Clark, 84 per cent; 8th Grade, Ann Mace Cash, 90 per cent, Houston Carter, 84 per cent; 5th Grade, Geo Braxton, 84 per cent, Marie Wilson, 84 per cent; 6th Grade, Ann Mace son, 88 per cent and Clifford Fisk, 83 per cent; 3rd Grade, Naomi Clark 83 per cent; 4th Grade, Jones Jones and John D. Stull; 1st Grade G. W. Cash, Hamie Thomas. Mrs. Bertha Scott of Fecan Gap was in Maryland, Mr. John Harris is in Ladonna. WICHITA FALLS CITIZENS ORGAN IZE NEGRO BUSINESS MENS LEAGUE. Mr. Bell's closing remarks were with the former speakers, and with the former manager, success of the Lease, Mr. A. W Maxan, Manager of the Park Street Drug Company, in accord with the movement, and admonished the men to not let the League die in it's own hands, a few years ago. Mr. Maxan took a few minutes to grow from a $1200 stock in Wichita Falls for their purchase of the firm, the Park Street Drug Store. He said, "it is your unbiased and objective opinion," and it criticized Mr. Maxan suggested going into organization, but the chair permitted others to speak. Mr. S. P. Clay, the manager, was highly in accord with the moment, and to the delight of the people, he would treat citizens of Wichita Falls to a local publishing house. Messrs. Storms, J. D. Ryans and A. B. Arbaro also spoke approving of the move, and he made it clear that through the greatest of a people was measured by their record and that he favored organizing a new office. The chair organized. The chair then declared the house open for election of officers by Bryd, President; J. W. Ball, Vice-president; Howard Dyer, Secretary; James Sanders, Corresponding Secretary. OKLAHOMA TOWNS. Okmugizee, Feb. 24—An audience that taxed the seating capacity of the room and the audience that Brown Friday night Feb. 11th. This accomplished artist was at her best and held the "Patrons" and "Guests" of the room as she poured out her soul. Her accompanist, Natalie Doxey, in her rendition of the evening's programs and so demonstrated herself through the art of the art. All were given an opportunity to meet Madane Brown sociality at the art gallery and to adopt in the art of meeting and greeting friends. A one course menu was served as a surprise to those attending. CHE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1921 Lawton, Feb. 24.—A fine baby was born to Mr. and Mrs. Chasen. Houston girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Brown on the 18th instant. Henry, Johnathan died Feb. 29th. He was born to Mr. and Mrs. Aaron to be sent to Ardmore, Oka, for bury. He leaves a mother and father to have heavy snow storm on the level 5 inches deep, two feet in drift. Mrs. and her husband honor of her son, John L. Lilly and his wife, Ann. Feb. 18th. Sixteen guests were present. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Graves were present. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Graves were present. No. 9, Columbia street. On account of inclement weather, services were not good at the churches. A faithful minister each minister was at his post. So the church guards couldn't get out to the church. Each minister was at his post. So the church guards couldn't get out to the church. Moore made a flying trip to Dallas on business; she has returned, and reports that Dallas is a business SAYS SEGREGATION PRACTICED IN GEORGIA, BAPTIST CHURCHES. INDIANAPOLIS HAS JURY OF COL- ORED WOMEN. (By A. N. P.) Indianapolis, Ind. Feb. 14—Indianapolis, Ind. Feb. 14—as having "something under the sun." A jury of twelve colored women took twelve minutes to decide that Daniel Holt was killed. Mr. Holt was killed. Mr. Holt was crashing into his wagon with their automobile. The jury decided that the wicked thing was an accident. SOLICITS PARDON FOR NEGRO PRISONER. Atlanta, Ga. Feb. 24. J. B. Wallace cut of the Cordell Circuit of the superior court appeared before them, then they ought to recommend a pardon for Damon on a murder charge, who was convicted. "Damon was in company with a Nebraska and Damon abused. Shout him and killed the other Negra. Both he and Damon although took part in the murder, although only part in the quarrel except to say 'shoot him' and both were convicted. Damon has served seven prisonment. Damon has served seven prisonment. Damon has been sufficient, although it was my duty to prosecute him. Insure- Your House and Furniture cannot be stolen and Formed in Wurmlin, W. Tex. The Cordell County of Texas, San Antonio, Texas. There is an Agent in your town. WORLD WONDER OIL. COMPANY BRINGS IN 500 BARREL WELL Kansas City, M. Feb. 24—The World Warm Oil Company brough in a five hundred barrel well in a five hundred barrel well, which owns its own ground has already connected its tank line. Another well will go down on another well will go down on an other lease which is about two-hundred barrel well. The warm oil仓库 has涨 stock as A CARD OF THANKS I take this method of Thank you my friends in general and the teachers in my deep sorrow and heavy bereavement in the loss of my brother, Chana. I am deeply sorrowful in 11. 1921, viz. Residue Log No. 422, and M. Key West Key No. 105, viz. Residue Log No. 105, Maggie Moore Temple No. 138, Maggie Moore Temple No. 123, T.C. City Park Court No. 213, Cahill City, cabillé of Port Worth, Texas. Texas. Also for their kindness and boral affection accompanied me and the remains I had resting place - Denson Texas. These and other deeds of kindness and evidence of sincerity friendship to Mr. and Mrs. Graduation to able to find words enough to express gratitude to Mr. and Mrs. Graduation to able to kindness to me. May God bless you all, is my prayer. Mrs. SADIYA YOAKLU, Mister. Mrs. SADIYA YOAKLU, Fort Worth, Texas. BRISBANE SAYS AMALGAMATION WILL SETTLE QUESTION (B) A. B. C. KELLY MILLER PREDICTS MORE NEGRO LEGISLATORS- (By A X P) WOODROW WILSON—HUMORIST! (By A. N. P) Washington, D. C., Feb. 11—The governor of the United States has gained his greatest reputation not as a state leader, but as a man who heckled him. He got his highest off here in endeavoring to tell how the Democrats are winning in the elections next year. Hear Toni "Two darkies had just been misinformed about the best way of celebrating the great victory they had won over the Republican Party, what's you going to do to celebrate de victory?" Thomas, "in a gain, to dress up all in black; blach coat, blue shirt, blue jeans, black tie, black shoes, black stockings, and then is 11am to buy" cramp and an BILL BOARD GIVES SPACE TO NEWS OF, NEGRO ARTISTS. New York, NY **P. 24** — The growing importance of the Colored actor in the film industry is evident in the fact that the Bill Bond, the leading American public figure, has opened a department designed for former actors. Feature page is edited by J. A. Jackson, late of the daily New York Times, to attention among both white and Colored actors who seek great possibilities in this recognition on the part of a high character. Widely known for his ability of a high character, Widely known for his intimate knowledge of the really capable writers of the race, Jackson is certain to be fittingly portrayed Mr. Jackson is in the eastern United States, in the eastern TO DISCUSS ANTI-LYNCHING. league is convinced an amendment is necessary. One of his opponents on point is Francis Tracy Tobin, the lawyer. 17 DIVORCE CASES FILED IN CHATTANOOGA. (By A. N. P.) Chattanooga, Tenn., Feb. 24—Chattanooga court officials say there seems to be more unrest among the Colored couples divorced in the chancery court and month, the majority of the cases in both courts were filed. EDITOR OF CHARLESTON ERA TO WED SOON. (Br A N P) FIND BODIES OF 17 BADIES IN COLORED MAN'S HOME (Bry A, N, P) Pittsburgh, Pa., Feb. 24—The bodies were found babylonically and under, and were found in the basement of a stable of Daniel Wintfield, a Negro, in the field's arrest was ordered by Deputy Coroner Dempsey, with several books and other clues found in the box, were found in the basement. MINIMUM WAGE OPPOSED IN TEXAS. COLORED REPRESENTATIVE IN- TROUBLES MEASURE. (11v A N P) -adajdu -qd "qd "qd "N "N dajdu 62422 -Orange, who has introduced a strong -communication program, is having the same bitterly opposed -management of the state. He is -crimination in hotels, restaurants and -management of the state. He is -Jersey. He has the backing of all the -College people of the state of New -England, which is white and -and with the proper public southeast, -what similar to his passion in New -England that was up before the Ohio legislature. -Introduced by Representative Henry -The hotel managers of Atlantic City, -people of the nation go every year -people of the nation go every year -modulations, are most bitterly opposed FACULTY AND STUDENTS ATTENDED MERITAL OR AGED, PORTER. (F, A, N, P) Moors, Ga. Feb. 24—With Dr. Dr. Hugh McGee, the founder and representative of the University family and representative of the university tendencies, the funeral of "Toby" Glomar, the first Baptist church. For 43 years the first Baptist church. For 43 years the Mercer campus and his was known for versatility in that time. His official title is "President." NATIONAL COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT CAMPAIGN. We recommend that the League be active a week as its title has been allocated; and a week as its title has been allocated; with continued zeal, and with the whole League and all its friends, Improvement Campaign—in order to promote an effective crusade not only in personal education for the children, but in surroundings that shall be made safe against the weather. Perhaps an Opening Day be commanded empathies placed upon the children again express their own capabilities in co-operation. National "Clean-Up" and "Palm-Up" Campaign Bureau, and facilities, and its generosity in giving silver cups to the county improvements campaigns under their very help. We hope that the forebear Bureau to be of even greater service, and more of these local campaigns Carrying out the thought and idea of the National Campaign, the Executive Committee accepted the offer of the National Bureau to provide a salary for a clerk at the Bureau to provide a salary for a clerk widespread dissemination of the idea of the National Campaign and campaign plans for Com- will be forwarded to all interested if he/she is interested. Scott Secretary, National Newbury St. N. W. Washington, Inc. in such Community Health Programs interest in such Community Health Programs COLORED WOMEN THREATEN TO PICKET CONVENTION. Agressiveness of Colored Women in Demanding Recognition Piece National Women's Conference Washington, D.C. Feb. 30-A delegation or one hundred Colored women from all sections of the country answered the question: "What causes the disfranchised women of the south before the coming Convention?" In presenting their request that the Congress invest itself in asking that Consequently, the disfranchised of FULL SPEED AHEAD! CLEAR THE TRACK for PROSPERITY Buy what you need now! Amendment in the southern states, and Amendment in the northern states, Paul at the Headquarters of the National Woman's Party on February 1, 1946, representing as these women do, or representing as these countries do, the Memorial they presented to the National Woman's Party. If all of the members of the National Women's Party are admitted to Amendment to the Constitution, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People made the decision to admit the delegates who were organized in the ratification of this Association. The Memorial to the Church Turrel, spokesman for the delivery of "We have come here as members of various organizations and from different places, we have come here as members of the National Woman's Party devolution of the National Women's Movement and of the tremendous sacrilege in securing the passage of the Nine-Power Amendment. We revere the names of the pioneers to whom you will be sent, and they believed in the inherent rights of women but served to prevent the fight against slavery This convention which assembles the United States Congress to take some stand on this question if women in the United States fail the effect of that decision. Therefore, we are assembled to ask a special Committee, if the Congress will convention of this organization to appoint a Special Committee, if the Congress for an Investigation of the Amendment of 1828. which assembles February 16th will be compelled to take action on the United demand of five million dollars for the National Women's Party fall to take action its usefulness in American politics, which the Amendment was passed in 1828. WHITE PHONOGRAPH RECORD COMPANIES OBJECT TO COLOR- ED-MEN MAKING PHONOGRAPH RECORDS. They Succeed in Making Face & Hair Music. Musk. Change Firm Name. New York City. Face & Hair Music. Firm Name. New York City. Face & Hair Music. Firm Name. New York City. N. Y. Feb. 24—weeks ago that the Face Photograph company had organized to reproduce faces and had organized to reproduce exclusively Negro voices, motions and music. Musk. of which Mr. Harry H. Musk. Music Co. of which Mr. Harry H. Musk. white phonograph record companies that it need not expect any more of them by them. It later developed that practitioners had to be taken on the announcement by certain Colored men desirous of an understanding that no more than one of them would be listening firm of Face and Handy Music Company would be brought out on. After a consultation with attorneys Mr. Face decided to retire from all Company, publishers, and the charter company to change the name to Handy Broa. Music Company. The firm will now call Mr. E. Handy. Who will conduct the giving his entire time to the Face Company giving his entire time to the Face Company at 257 West 138th St. New York PAGE THREE them no matter who objects" REPRESENTATIVE URGES HILL CALLING FOR AUCTION JUSTICE UNEMPLOYED MEN PED BY PLOYD'S MEMORIAL CHURCH Duffalo, N.Y. P. Feb. 24—Five hundred to six hundred unimpaired men from the University Memorial church here. All persons out of the church come to come, says C. A. Sinaa, 448 Michigan avenue, chapel of the driest man is being conducted society by Colored blocks and whites, he said. He said the out of work consist of works, white bread and such other articles of food as are grown in this mission work was started. HOUSTON CITIZENS FAIL, TO DISRUPT "WHITE MAN'S PRIMARY" Oly A N P1 the democratize learners that become democratize in order to share in the government of the federal government, leading legal talent for certain governmental roles. ST. CHARLES, 5, OF P. BANGUET. Wednesday night Feb. 23, 1821, was a gala evening for St. Charles Lodge No. 21, K. of P. It was their Semi-annual banquet on the morning of the service. |) THE DALLAS EXPAED>. | Xa se) repgere phen n a yw —————— aiipas ATIONAL Nan PRESS re Rttooraion! eee te atts wet fGen ata gaint eusnnne sae i SE ckictas’ olsen Prost und Front, Wor- aentene See Been front wee ree or Saath cre ome rae, ‘SURSORIPTIONS IN ADVANCE, | Geter ee ake ee een me a ae Dees i aren Ree Beta cet. tare sc ‘Batered at Poet Ome, at Daan fee keene IMPORTANT. som givin mut prt ie re ast PPT Sasa OSH et een e tee: ‘THE DALLAS EXPRESS has never hoisted the white \teathor, nelther has tt been Aingraced by the yellow streak. He in not stfloted ‘with the flannel mooth. Tt ‘i plain, vary day, sen ble, conservative newspa- Der, whlch trims no. sail to eatnh the passing breese; {les no doubitel fg: It professes & patriotism an Ibroad a onr country. Tee love ot even handed Justice covers all the territory o°- feupled by the human race. ‘Tala ls pretty high ground, ‘but we live on It and are Drospering. Boys ot the ‘rows come up and stand ‘with ws. This ground ie holy. W. B XING, reveonnoseneeeenneeonte: SATCNDAY, FER. 34, 1081, een Peneee” Domne 'sad Cosine. tional Adsembly has, met and ad- Jouened and they are’ now «matter ‘ot ninory. Meners 6¢ our rroup in Dallas should feet that they have done we ‘They ave maintained the Fenton ‘which Dallas baa ad for many years of being tthe mont homltable sity o ‘he south. “Dana let” realy exotn sod Actunton the poopie of thie cy ete eorte at walntaining and th creasing that pronpertiy and “rrovp ‘Dorr which co-operstlon maken pos. be ‘The entertainment of this great frou of mien Ut a unusual achieve peut. Te ta yemarkable mainly for the mason that st waa considered an the ‘ty of th4 croup and was dvésire 4 ain mich, “the Bishop's Counc. war ‘he nest of Dallas, and: hay be sald to the creit of evyry orranten ‘oa and iodividua tbat i alncharsed ta doty stitution ‘The Cline” Committee workins together with the. pastor ander ers of St. James Church ra'aad and ‘contributed more chan 00, which ‘was ‘ised for the completion ate @iveeh ind entertanment of se Miatiora ‘The fort thus expended bux mi ‘been wanted. Brory at) inthe ‘Valon was represeuted by vistors ane apebers of theve oncls. Ther fer Dalles at Der best. They wore (pre ut nat to edie eye] mpreason wilh these. viallors. swined bythe vil “hare will remit in a respect for the by ate se te ache ‘whlet could have been rained in v0 “other ay. "Palak Hse has deen helped.“ canoe doubled that gach itzes “and stmaaaation which contsbtec fm wy way (0 the success of this "5 Me more. deeply anpce ved ‘than ‘with Mp tea of co ‘ ‘andthe rent reulla which ‘eho to be dest from oma con- "toward common sheet. ‘may we fet hiehy clas ‘Goimell and or share In Dy. Abington, Pastor of St. Jarre ‘hay beea. even proot m9» tact tho EE aelige dling ls, Sera te bo nee aes see Kaos eae wiet torent ‘ el ee ie tao ee ae LAW ENFORCEMENT. Governor Neff has asked that all citizens of Texas join him in enforeing the laws. "He hax asked that pastors, editors and all men with a following eall attention to the need of greater adher- enee to law and order. We are glad to comply with such a request for we of all eit- inan of Tekan elle Ure dha nocd ofa wore writ” eboorvance to laws is imperative. Last year Texas led the union in lynching. Even now an ever increasing crime wave is rendering the efforts of the law enforcemaat officers at its control frutiess and of little ‘account. ‘Texas needs a stricter enforeement of her laws. We agree with Governor Neff that “The supremacy of the law is absolutely essential to the public welfare. Its enforcement is the only assurance and safeguard of society. “Under our form of government, the people are the source of all power, They are the State and the trustees of its dignity, hon- or and glory. They are responsible for the enforcement of the law. Its enforcement is impossible in the absence of a sound, wholesome moral public sentiment. ‘The issue has been clearly drawn in Texas between law and lawlessness, between virtue and vie, between soil order and open vilene, between law-abiding citizens and insolent violators of, the law.” We have long realized that the “righteousness that exalteth g nation” ean be gained only as the individuals who make ‘up that nation are willing to be guided by those laws and measures which they themselves have established for their protection and guidance. " Laws are essential. ‘Orderly government must follow a system of orderly obedt- ence to law. ‘Obedience to law must be constant. Any digression by any group of citizens paves the way for further digressions and it easily and surely follows that such discussions finally reall in & ition like unto that in which ‘Texas now finds herself. [We firmly believe that the faflre of men of various com. munities to allow the law to take its course has eqused a gradual disregard for that Inw. which has been so easily discounted. ‘Men who have habitually taken the law into their own hands soon find themselves out of sympathy with that law. and more and more ready to disregard it in ordér to follow the dictates of thelr own impulses. Citizens-of Texas have long discounted their own law mak- ng and law enforcing machinery. ‘This fact has been shown by thls lynching record, and the clreamvention of various and sun dry Iaws which even’ they. now consider us responsible for much of the now prevalent eriminatity. ‘We believe that a greater adherence to and regard for law fs posible but we fel that auch a condition can, be arived ‘ut ‘in so far as men of all classes, creeds, kinds and. stations bring their individual selves to a realization that they and. they alone are its custodians and upholders. ‘They must cease to regard themselves as immune from the punishments which ought necessarily to follow their failure to abide by them, ‘They must cease to fee! and believe that there is any cireum- étence which could render justifiable any taking of the law into thelr own hands. In short, obedience to law will come only in so far as men be- ame, wing inal things to be guided by theolden Tle, ‘To feel that. the law should be construed in on e way for rich and in another for poor is a sure guarantee of the ultimate dis- fen et oor coli toils mien and Ghat say snd al Jaw, even that of the mob, is good enough for black men is to guarantee the failure of all men concerned to respect any law. It is our desire, and that desire is as deep rooted as our souls thraalves, that all men may soon come to realize that any’ na- Hon can endure only in ao far as justice and right governs it Its ndivduale who make it are the sole interpretors of this “justice In 80 far as the majority of these individuals allow them- ves to be ie eate gated br te cnleie of hal arantee to every other one af themselves theme Fg ries ‘and freedom as, they Ives enjoy, in just 90 far will that nation enjoy an “exalt- ee ae ee to ‘80 governed is freedom and privilege to every ther tien, in iste far wl hat pation fal, It is to - hoped thatthe indvidinls of ‘Texas as integral part of this nation may speedily become ‘willing to| 30 governed and eause to grow and develop that public, sent vag Jaw, justice and freedom which will result in an everlast- ‘adherence to righteousness, It is the duty of individuals. ‘They alone ean bring it to pass. May they speedily do this. PULPIT AND PEW. aa ‘recommendations ¢ embly of A. M, E. Bishop: nodern theological seminar tors. Mention was made of a fate ion does indeed maintain 4 } pastors are behind the ts condition does arise, the c t the Sapiens the p Leer arty, ppe of the cone pac of Se, eee ene Biche of the Cenarion] Counel tothe Assembly of AME. Bishops proposed the es- tablishment of a modern theological seminary de ‘the training of more efficient pastors, Mention was made of the fact that the See ae i cone eae and more into being that the pew is more advanced and progressive tha: the pulpit. ‘Such a condition doos indeed maintain to too gréat an extent. In many instances pastors are behind their congregations in ange eyes 1 en such a condition does arise, the church is. hampered for the reason that the inefficiency of the pastor does not argue strenuously for hearty arp of the congregation which cannot respect his ability for I ip. eee aloes who are better prepared. We need more pastors who by ing and study eat erence in a Posision really to direct the energies of their congregations into Eerrieot aay ite expels om bers of ent day life, fy ationg members of, ou oup ands etn ‘along lines other than those orginally follow- Pastors among us have great .r influence than do any other lass of our lenders.” Their eondition governs, to w great extent, i Se racerely hope Ure at be, wel one that this recommendation may “be, w ee eee Snaps wn feat ‘this great church Me eee tear, toe wt ¢ needs of those whom it has so ef- cient served for more than a cen”71y. fan fie chation of foclies for ining rare efficent pastors creation of facdities for more efficient pastors, Ht wil have done vel We heartily concur fn such a recommendation. z ‘The Legislatiire passed the bill providing for the establish- ment of a sanitarium for Negro tivercular patient. ‘Governor Neff has vetoed the bill cn the ground that itis useless expense Hine the state optrates n so.tarum af Carabad for white tu- bereulars and the two may wel be combined at a great saving to the state. It is our opinion that Governor Neff is correct in his feeeiee fe teers Romersa hy sek & <onibtnatics but we ‘uch wheter general ple einen wil "make_ rach combination mean time, our tubercular patien inendiearing far” What will be done aiott them? ‘Some of the visitors to the Bishops’ Council were surprised at the prosperous condition of members of, our ‘group here simply result of failure to realize that we all are rising, Texas no less than others. Tt is good that they came, ene See ae . Georgia periormed another last chm ee ate notte? sation hy each one ve will walee up, aa a sheriff recently forgot to hang a Negro prisoner. SEB DAL AS, Eee DOTS TES SATURDAY, TUDRUARE 20 2001 rau senalf THE MIRROR OF a ae PUBLIC OPINION At the Jth Tuskegee Nego conference held recently, Dr. Robert KR. Moton, who wneceeded the late Booker T. Washington gx President of the ‘Tuskesee Institute, addressed the Negro farmers who were presout, urging them to develop more than one-erop farms. He also aided the followin ‘warning to Negtoes, which we reprduce as evidence of the erowing stand- ards to which the Negro race is being led by wise men upon who:n the ‘mantle of leadership appears to have fortunately fallen: We have too long permitted our people, expecially the farmers, to be ecelved and often defrauded by certain class of so-called “leaders! who ‘come to them with some sure sdlution of the race problem—organtzing some ew movement, some sem-secret’ order, selling stock with x promise to take all the Colored poopie rich in a short while, and In other ways to get for them all the efvil and political rights that they mayank for, Too often the renulte 49 thai these leaders, not aniy take from the people and ‘the community much of their hard earned savings, but {requently snercase the misunderstanding, suspicion, and hatred between the races. These Deople make it harder than ever for the two races to live together. This 4s a crime against the Negro, the Nation and against God. "I imow school facilities are inadequate in many places for both black find white; nevertheless steady improvement in this condition is being made almost everywhere. ‘The fact that many Southern states, Alabama Hnciuded, have placed upon thetr statute books « compulsory education law fg Iteelt Indicative of a nentément in favor of education which 25 years aso ‘was thought impossible. “We can also congratulate ourselves, bluck and white, with the entire Nation, that there are organizing in every Southern atate, and in nearly every connty in each stite, small but effective groups of Colored and white eople who are quietly, but persistently and courageously, working for jus- Hee and fale play for all elements of the population. More nd more we are finding that the white people are taking the Colored. people into thelr coniidence in all matters affecting the general im- provement of the entire community. As a consequence, there exists, not only kteater prosperity, but the best and most wholesome relationship be- tween the two races. ‘This ## the kind of work that these small groups of White men and black men are doing. They are co-operating unselfishly and Working hard to bring justie and equal opportunsty, elvie and economi to rich and poor, black and white, "This 49 all that the Nesro asks—Abso- ute equality In protection and opportunity; and that is all that any Amer- fean etizen should be given.” ach year the stream of Southern white, leaders, towing to Tuskecee| Imavtute for fnapiration and for information, grows larker. Recently M- 1. allzood, Commissioner of the State ot Alabama Agriculture and Indus- tries Department, expressed to the large company of Negro farmers and| {hele wives the hope that eventually every Colored tamy tm Alabama will bie able Wo take the time to vinit Tuskegee and see what is being done, and, above all, what has been done "through 40 years of qulet, persistent, con-| structive work: ‘la Southern white leader advised the Nexro farmers to form market- ng associations, to sell co-operatively and to diversity their crops, He] cautioned them against spending to much of thelr money fer state-imported canned goods, poultry, butter, exes, milk, and corn meals. Hi stated that a teat deal of money has beon leaving the South for automobiles, access- fries, and gasoline.” . “We cannot qut:" he added, “We must go on together. There will be no faminine in this land, If food Is distributed as 4 should be distributed akacmaliiek picuenne 1a weed” NPGHO KANK IN TIDEWATER VIRGINIA, ‘with pride to the marvelous growth of Negro rdewater Virginia. There are operating to-day “a comléned capital and surplus of over $558,0 ‘and total resources of nearly $2,000,000. Folio it extension, safeguarded by sound and effectiv Negro banks of Tdewater offer encouragement s. Asa result of this poliey confidence has been nd necessary enterprises have come into service ireatest service. these banks are rendering. to courngement of thrift among oir people. Som | which the banks are using to encourage thrift nt, Christmas savings clubs, vacation clubs, hom col savings department. All of these serve as ‘are Yory effective in encouraging thrift, alone this year represented a saving of nearly ive per cent of thie half-million dollars will 2 t& because of the appalling lack of Negro me me and varlety of goods to meet the public de ing thrift these banks are offering encourage 10 merchants with the hope that thetr service e favorably with that of white merchants WILLIAM M. RICH, in Sovtnern Wor ‘We point with pride to the marvelous growth of Negro financial in- wtitutions in Tidewater Virginia. ‘There are operating to-day banking in stitutions with & comb/ned eapital and surplus of over $588,900, deposits o! aver 1,900,000, and total resources ef nearly $3,000,000. Following « liberal Dolley of credit extension, safeguarded by sound and effective methods of rotection, the Negro banks of TMdewater offer encouragement to all trade And professions. Ax result of this poliey confidence baa been inated and various new and necessary enterprise have come into service of the people Perhape the greatest service these banks are rendering” to the commu- nity fs the encouragement of thrift among our people. Some of thé dit ferent methods which the banks are using to encourage thrift are the say ings department, Christmas savings clubs, vacation clubs, home banks, and the public-school savings department. All of these serve as a means education and are yory effective in encouraging thrift, The Christma savings clubs alone this year represented a saving of nenrly $500,000. \ least seventy-five per cent of this half-anillion dollars will bo spent wit white merchants because of the appalling lack of Negro merchants wit fuficrent yolume and variety of goods to meet the public demand. Aside from encouraging thrift these Yanks are offering encouragement and as sistance to Negro merchants with the hope that their service may in the future compete favorably with that of white merchants WILLIAM M. RICH, in the Southern Workman. ‘DISTINCTIVE AMERICAN MUSIC. aye Heats plentation somes. Keown os “Apiriteais,” are sald by com- pyent crite wo be tho aly letinctie American musi.” The hovor belonrs early to the back. save, a4 to immensely stgnfeant, It In alto Dre feted at ot of tone cred. melodies some master compouer wll wom ny evolve a great aymphony- Dyotah, the Doemian comoser, may hav eraded thin tuseal achievement. Dut the slur art of pootty may u tetpate mune In te great feat of embodying artcally the yearnlng, suf Jeng, prayerful soul ofthe African In thee cenurin when. he could onl fri patience endure and trust tn God—and wail thew mourafullet of sloala. Some drama ike “Prometheus Hound" but more touching as Ye ine more buman; some eplc ke “Paradise Las.” but nearer to the com oa heart of man; sume “Dicsna Commedia” that shall be the ve of ilent“centaion of slavery, av Dantes poem wan the volce of the. lor seat epoch prcedlag Hy the not Inplorableachefement of some de foondent of the saves in s yoom of merit 9nd ender appeal, James Weld Johnson bas ce. ebrited he “lack anid nkown barda” wh, witout ar, abd eren wou overs prodaced trom ther hearc, welghed. with sorrows, the immortal Spiritual Unique and extraordinary praise rishly bologe to tat blac folk whb xave to the world this treasurer of religious song. To the World, i ay, tort boeve they Delong au truly to the world aa do the quant an orelous anual storia of Uncle Remus Their nppeal oto every human Rear, erpeclaly to thous who Rave known sorrow tnd oe acquainted With fle, and who look to God for heb. ROBERT ‘. KERLAIN. Law VS LYNCH LAW, * ‘Thera wad sing stentlon In Georsa & week ago of the super arty of lay over iach nw for the protection of the communly. atthe apaicatton ot fulce. ‘Taw casa was of the familiar type~alleged’ all ‘by Negro upor a white woma:. Georgta is a state which has had an evil prominence In the past for qulck resort to Ipnchlog ja asts of thin ind To aaemble a ob at short mote, demand the key of the Jall from (he vet, and drag tho aciaed. man pul to be hanged, riled with bales Jor burued alle acardag to the caprice of the moment—ihis has ben the Staal program.”"Thare were eleht such Iyochinen in Guarsa in 1930, and he total acre ofthe state trom 1855 fo 130 var 40i.Dut there have been iene ot lt of more ranula iment a ran horny ihe cow ference of the Navonal Awsodstin forthe Afvancemeat of Colored. Peopl nt ara he eration of Ttrsao Senda ote wa fast month. rth eve tht tstance wa sevlving, and the victim of it enti ‘he ertmina, or thought ahe did, ‘Under these circumstances «mob would ramen Serene nee eEwee ot Veere eS SOUR AHO OS TOP. Supee’~ erty of law over iynch law for he protection of (he community. ant he A peda Mgr et eae gabe rn oer ee ae ce aes Shae gin Ty age <item ae tibetan ree Tee Re Sere nore a See er areas CO SRE rate blag ersingieger ee Peas cone are i ere eee ee re a re Pa ore seer sere come Sek Fe ase ws eel Se oeee sansa ets ha re ee ee Ree teen cre ne Saoe ee ee ae rn ae Sry apg petra op bocca ng eee cee a ee ae fied another Nexto Scven witnesses, some white and some black, swore ete eee en as perme te cient as ct a ore ee ee ee ee Bee eect ies ee ee, errr ce ene Ripon Who a at wa | Dallas Express Corner For Women: “Mfamts nthe. hishone Cone of the ‘UM. Chtreh, @ arent Reception.” Bete caietiesre iy se ee ate eee eee Preaat creer, cet ies Sas eon Behe Coe etc et Beah fee baat eal Ree weer ores eeaniee er tecet sree seed ote ee aerhuSe Aten eam pe titer aerate, Tas, a Rua aoe ee Seema dared ae Reina af aighuts ttbec fmt the & Si Se Wied israel amulmeain a he gong on Reg icadaaari eee Rien eatery tates Bs arts aes ee eet Peters kare a Fp aude Wetter az, “te odes a NA Seale pees ES er seat Menace Shewecr sear aati High Ses Ye ete aos cect, io ace creer te areal be ereae tars ance at Reece eee EE Pees ance sheet ae an eee ee Beberes Bhs See mee onal aed SR a inclined dapat hay Cartan ee ah mccticcty OF atte ae ee deapee eae tet Se et Saar oer Hake Bc gegaa aet or ary Re oe Seer ee ae ec ee ie eae ees eee fae pice rset Se Shed Haart a Ae ii Manton quatona arenes racer aa ta Babes airianteye Micros iret Se am gmat redlgtiay ier ccien ne Sorat ingroaueea ‘after which wa fq! Harter “who. contemplate, otne: t9 pete caer eee React arteries ae fe Eerie ee aes carer carta e's hae or tans Se a hbo ict Yl ee Sicily oe hagas Seal Hearts ata eras BE eon Setar cas aaa ear gets We Het he by ees Aa es ees mf pce saibige ieee oat Gooreniach te eas ek Hs Save Hae eae ie Cee Sat ee ioe 5 oe i nas ig eetieen es eee Ee eee err ene Soa oo oe Geeta san Gaees: |, Sacramento, Cal., Feb. 24-In Mrs. Margaret Deland ihe cause of edu ation for’ the. Negro as’ found an fetive friend whose effort, 4t-toay he presicted with confidence, wil meat no tncodaiderable measure of Practica! revult’ accomplished. tr Boland, ia her addrene, “Debtors. of fie Past." t0 be delivered at the Chl ton ‘Club tomorrow aft~roon, will beak of the valor of the Nearo red tment It was described to her dr Ing her Walt to France (ree year tiga, ‘The Negro soldier, by his ‘pa friotism and devotion, vendicated the Hight of he race to full measure. ot opportunity. Tor Ite advancement hrough broad avenies lending to techndeal “and. professional trasnins for ite leaders, and especialy to the Alling. of Negroes to. become the teachers of thelr own people “Shire, Deland. will also’ tell of te work of Hampton Tnatitata, as Its ome under her observation. Itt fn''nuch whoa! Tor’ edueation 0 {he Negro that there 4s to be found large measure. of encouragement (0 the members of his race, and a Dow- erful agency for the removal from the feof America’ of Uat_ phase commonly describes as. tne. Negro problem.” But, unfortunately, there I AC present ‘sad lack of tieans for taining. the end la Wew. The. th cilities are far from adequate to. mer the densa. Tn foo many cases, ‘Ne fro boys und girls eager’ for eduea tion find In the quoat for it obstacles to, overcome oniy vith te greatest aimeulty it they can be overcome +! all. "The door ‘haa been artally o- ned. Tt is time for efforts to throw itopen wide R. 0.7. 0, UNIT AT WOW ARD UNE VERSITY ORGANIZES BAND. Washington, D.C. Feb. 24—The Reserve Omicers’ Training Corps Cult at Howard. University “has rounded out and completed, Ite organisation tea Ballon of intantry by the ad- diuion of a band of forty-elght pieces The bevinning of the Autumn Quarter othe school term. aaw the enroll husat in the R.0..7 C. Unit well past the four hundred mark, that. beins the number of enrollment requires before band tnstruments would be Migplied by tho United States Govern ment. "The proposal of Major Mitow 7 Dean, Commandant of Cadets, and Warraut, Gaer otward York. 8 Army, Acting. Protespor of Biliary Belence and Tactics, that the Unit are? paws FPoORTM. Bock out, Sor, Metrateg yeu. hare aim (a chin, that and the thor Cag. Bs a ecg a ea conan fe rien cota Soot ek me le tee eh a ‘The P. A. C's met with Mrs, Jonn chin SP datals Swe enmaged” the ar. oath sae Set caameen ahh a ae hs eee sd te Hs nce ren ba Se hay Sad i a Se Seach, Wiaraet |i oi emeun ican eee See ree aes IE see eeu os Aare atid etter Buceel Weaken’ yer aaa So mye come art che peiemker i ae wane acta tl th ee eae re ae Soe ae Sure aera tear Wenting "We fone however that she Br Pac he ia ltt at Saat eae ee i sree or etre aoe sree ahaa Poe Bie pep oe MIE GEORGE seeeetarge eee ae eran ee $lteie Munchen tte be ‘eaten gnly ee ae ear oe Faced ee fate Ry Be aetna ance Za ate Sencar ae le a {fome"ot them om hand ee + cuptus ensue eee 4 Onn s * amen ae Pe tet se ors Bete ewer ie tie ered eats eet erin eons Borage, Remove the skin aad backhoe frome ieee annem oa 2 a ean aie Faea At SRS sl A Bot at ante cae Sah, staat seca Reciheorta coon tor © in ae eeets Breanne atten ase * cin reece pee Sat Fae eaten Canaan kee end ei en seni” om Borne i tmnt ak Mowers Dobverstiy, blake the sau Ctaedseao Oe ote Stk Goa cur ae tron Ma, at ant Se aaa wd" sah ro he td So"hadhe fastens way a soe rai sont ta aon iy Sa Metis canta cee ty Hac, Rey, te ered SP tarenia ar ne Se Sant mie tar i ad Sle eee St Lats Bein an ual ud aay fete eet ga St oe St meee a semen aetna Mad Sea ct Pon oa Slat etiee Sat i galctnao bl an ery hoa tat dns nt tert wie iy ee wits", ht Iica‘ts Sova dearly Ste iste te a np ad fade pee 3. Eten of ont ot os fi bch Ce Chae at te, “phce i ott cota wk Sams sas wat InsP ce OF SERS fam Thai, oo iarnEne Washington, Feb. 24—German pro- i, re aes a a Pe ce Bat Maal, oa oa that the. black troops "are® attacking Brencn: “Gefian’ ana aaee” Shenae Est Eine eae eae Gafkenict ere Beal a ce Nitack get hae Be ea eaten ea isn” Paes abbr he Ree cae fear uae te ogc Fae ee are aa a a aster et atin van, tara rece, re on eee ce of Tons, So Alen, ‘es TeeTrRD RECTIPRS. Ennis, Feb. 24. - Rev. J. C. Butler of Payne Chapel A, M. E. Church, Houston, stopped at the airport, also route to Houston. Rev. J. C. Butler of G. Glass of Sour Lake. Rev. Scott pastor of Fourth Ward Church, with a visit to one of their sick members in person. Mr. Benton and a paid a visit to one of their sick members was a successful one at the M. E. Church this week. Rev. Moore M. Sr. L. Rodgers has returned from Paul Quinn College, where she visited her son. Rev. M. Jones and Prof. F. Moore M. Sr. L. Rodgers and Ennis on their way to Kaufman. Rev. Poney preached for Rev. St. John Kramer was in Ennis a few days ago. Mr. Tom Evans of Rovos has been in Ennis a few days ago. Greene died on the 18th instant. The funeral was attended at New Hope General Woolard accompanied the body to McKinney. A successful revival with 40 additions. You will find a agenda of the She Express at Instant St. John Kramer. I want 200 subscribers by April. Mexico is the city visiting relatives. Mrs. B. C. Holland Parish, an old Calvert citizen passed away Sunday at 7 a.m. in the city of Mexico, where he shipped to this city for burial. She was born and raised in the city where her relatives. The citizens of Calvert met at the residence of Mrs. P. Gibson at the El Paso Cocoa Co. and stormed her with about $20 worth of groceries. She was a member and Rev. M. L. Covington, pastor, in the originator of this splendid Williamsville Community. FHE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1921. His only excuse was that he got up on the wrong side of the bed. Parents keep your boys on the public thoroughbreads on Sunday with their children, and the chance for some to think they have had home training. It is a disgrace to leave children in the camp for the county farms, jails and penitentiary. Herever, will they be punished for their udday at the Weekley's Studio. Be sure and call for it or call 716 or 212-222-2222. Waech, Feb. 24–I sent the little boys out Saturday and with the Express and when they returned they made me laugh. "You don't say they ain't going to pay no dime for that paper." We need more men, and when asked to patronize the Dallas Express said, Yes, you can deliver them. That's what I asked when asked to patronize the Dallas Express said, Yes, you can deliver them. That's the kind of men it takes, not only to make a dime pass go by but to make a dime worth it. You can make a dime worth it. You can be and other farsisted ministers understand that the Dallas Express is one, but though one might be a minister, you understand the race. Bro. M. W. Stephens, pastor of Mount Zion Church, takes the paper of the book tell us "Blessed is the cheerful giver and that the liberal soul shall be a soldier," and on given state that after the boys reported Bro. Garrett went out and returned to the boys and sold one, on given state that after the boys reported 25. If you write our news we'll sell your paper, or report to the company CHICAGO. After being confined to his home for several weeks on account of a broken leg, Mr. B. G. Grove Avenue, a member of the Illinois Lodge, U. B. F. is able to be out and about, and he is David Edward T. A. Byrud of Peoria, Ill., was in the city during the body to Komo, ind., for burial. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Lindsay formulated last December for Bates, who last where they have taken up their future residence, write that they are again in Bates. Bates 3328 State St., president. The Bailey Realty Co.,¹³ daily discussing the housing conditions in Bates, he says, what can be done in order to relieve this condition. Mr. Bailey has done much toward helping members of the community and suitable locations in the suburbs. The General Committee of A. U. OUR NEW HOME 25,000 MORE PORO AGENTS WANTED Equipped with the Very Latest Apparatus for Teaching the Poro System of Scalp and Hair Culture and all Branches of Beauty Culture Terms Moderate Diplomas Given Write Today for Further Information "PORO COLLEGE" Poro Corner St. Louis, Mo. K. and D. of A. which is in charge of the coming meeting of the Grand Council in August, will meet at Grant Memorial Church, 46th and Evan Ave. Feb. 28th. **SHAW MUSIC STUDIO** Is not on 1717 Hall Street, Phone Haskel 8074, Miss Battle A. Shaw, Direcress. 10-30-tf. 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The inventor of the Hair Grower, which is made of sixteen ingredients and containing everything necessary to GROW Hair, prevent Dandruff and Tetter, prevent the Hair from falling out, and keep it loosely nice at all times; the Hair Grower will also prevent it from becoming matted. The Hair awfully nails and straight without pressing, but you may press it if you desire, I guaranteed this Hair Grower to GROW Hair on an average of one to also to drenge gray Hair. Price by Mail 1 Box, 60c; Preserve Oil, 60c; Shampoo Faste, 60c. Send 10c extra with order for reservation. Agents wanted, send by letter or by return. Send post office or express money order payable to --- Ro-zol 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 Drugs BONDY BY BUTTON HYGIENIC CO. MADE ON THE OVERTON DE ONLY B OVERTON HYCO THE OVERTON HYCIENIC CO Will remove black heads, liver blotches, tan, pimples and freckles. Also removes dark rings and marks on the neck and arms caused by collars, furs, etc. For Sale by All Drugs PAGE FIVE. Citizens' Committee For Entertainment of Bishops' Council Gives Summary of Work. Accounts Will Be Audited And Published. The 1921 mid-winter session of the nihoba Council of the A. M. Church of Dallas made preparations for the coming of the Council and for its sponsorship for raising the money needed to complete St James Temple, the sponsorship for raising the money promised, and for the entertainment of the visitors while here was placed on the agenda for that purpose in response to an appeal made to the people by Dr. Abraham. From the date of its organization in November last, until the Council met on January 16, 1921 and might to make a success of the work and a good name for Dallas matter, Dr. Hamilton chairman of the committee said: "The response was well received and the deeply indebted to so many people who worked hard to make a success difficult to name them all. We are grateful to everybody who gave us "Mrs. J. C. Fravier, leader of the division, is especially to be thanked for organizing a manner in which she organized the women and sent them out to work. She requested 300 her charities to the campaign and in a short while collected and on the table $709.74. She requested her charities to send 300 her charities to the men they exceeded that amount, and one Mrs. A. B. Rutherford, brought in 300 Dallas Express for the liberal space given the campaign, free of charge, that no small factor in the success of the movement was the publicity received each week from the source. "The encouragement and assistance lodged of the city was really the big thing in the success of the movement. Every church called upon responded, and some of them expressed which appeal was made failed to donate, and some of them expressed which appeal was made failed to do more. This is also true of a large number of individuals who contribute "We regret that as many people did not come to the meeting of the Council, we are prepared for. We were told by those who were in a position to know the three and five thousand visitors hit during the week, we prepared for them, and five thousand would have been cared for. We are informed that the failure of the railroads to grant reduce rates, in Texas and in California, to ticket offices in many places, kept hundreds of people away. The government the state caused many who had written them were coming to cancel reservation. The Committee in no wise responsible. The Committee assures the public that money collected in the campaign has gone into paying for the completion of the project. The money collected in the campaign has gone into paying for the completion of the project. The Council could meet there as planned and promised when it was invited to come here and be involved. We are in the financial transactions of the Committee will be audited by competent citizens and their "The coming of the Bishop's Council and the campaign to raise funds for the Bishops' Council is a man-made benefit to Dallas in many ways. It advertised the city favorably, far and wide, amends good people and national feeling and enhanced a fierer spirit of mutual helpfulness and would get together and work for the success of any cause that has a good interest in our group. Our group sadly needs a hospital in its own where our people can be properly cared for, and our young women need nurses. We need a league with one or two sold men to go into New York to help property owners to fix sdxwalks, and to superintend the fixing of them. We need a group of other civic improvements that our people need as a group. But that we will say more about later in this report a bit from the work of this Bishops Council drive." This is a summary of the report of the Citizens Committee: Donated by Baptist Churches: St John, $75.00; New Hope, $75.00; St James, $75.00; Munger Avenue, $76.00; Mt. Olive and American Woodman, $70.00; By A. M. E. C. Churches; Bethel $350.00; Lincoln Manor, Queen City and Lemon Avenue Churches, $80.00 By other denominations: St. Paul $25.10; Plymouth Congregation, $10.00; C. L. Bryant) $27.50; Holiness (Thomas Avenue) $155.55; Evening Chapel, C. M. E. $101.27; Total $44.47 By white churches: First Presby- carian $100.00; First Baptist, $100.00; Total from churches 1.878.13 Lomated by lodges: Odd Pallows Metropolitan Union No. 1940, $80.00; Metropolitan Union No. 1940, $80.00; Metropolitan Union No. 892, $134.00; Metropolitan Union No. 856 Total $424.20 By Knights of Pythias: Aligiers No. 44, $50.00; St. Charles No. 21, $100.00; St. Charles No. 21, $100.00; Enamel No. 146, $50.00; Lake No. 1, $50.00; Mantone No. 28 Total Grand Lodge, $100.00 By Masons: Paul Drayton No. 5 $50.00; Metropolitan No. 146, $150. Pride Dalton No. 5, $50.00; Abel No. 61, $40.00; Mystic Tie Chapter No. 5, $50.00; Fees, $25.00, Total $45.00 By Other Lodges: U. B. of F. $25.00; American Wooden, $100.00 American Wooden, $100.00 No. 235, Musicians Protective Ass'n. $60.00. Total $185.00. Total from lodges, $11.72.00. By Bumers, $11.72.00. By Procedure, $11.72.00. By Individuals, $208.04. Grand Total by Mya's Division, $382.612. Total lodges in Ladies Divisions. By S. M. Ta., St. Mary's Temple No. 5, $22.00. St. Martin's Temple No. 6, $22.00. Royal Hunt Temple No. 115, $10.00. Total $78.00. By Household of Ruth's. No. 22, $10.00. By Household of Ruth's. No. 11, $10.00. By No. 18, $10.00. J. No. 20.00. Total $51.00. Total Western Beauty, Pride of Dallas, $70.00. Western Beauty, Pride of Dallas, $70.00. Queen Thelmia, $11.60. Leontane, $24.00. Leading Star, $10.00. Golden Diamond, $24.94. Diamond, $7.50. Total $109.04. By Eastern Star: Nero Chapter, $11.50. By Eastern Star: Nero Chapter, $11.50. By Chapter, $4.20. Social Tie Chapter, $10.00. Total Heroes of Jericho: Pride of Dallas, $11.51. Circle of Unity, $10.00. Total $21.50. By Monies Templates: Monies Templates, $10.90. Golden Chain Local Lodge, $10.90. Golden Chain Local Lodge, $10.90. St. John Baptist, $32.00. Evening Chapel C. M. E., $10.00. Belted Missionary Society, $13.50. Elbazeth Chapel, $5.00 Total Cluba: Priscilla Art, $5.00; Royal Art, $9.50; Ladies Reading Circle, $7.00. Total $1.50. Grand Total Ladies Division • $709.74 Grand Total Men's Division • $382.16 Grand Total • $4571.90 Insitute - Your House and Furniture against Fire and Tornado in the Western Mutual Fire Insurance Co of Texas, San Antonio, Texas. There is an Agent in your town. 1-15-ft ANNUAL RACE OBSERVANCE DAY BEGIN CUMPTION OF EMPHASIZING MARTIAL ARTS MARTIAL ARTS AS RACE TITLE TO FULL CITIZENSHIP EVERY YEAR League Asks Quick Getting Together—the Insurgency of Appeal—People Everywhere Take Notice. (Special to The Express) Boston Races: The deprived american attention. The deprived citizenship has gone too long without racial move against it, of persecution. Emancipation Day was unevenly formed degradation. Pride of race Let it be a measure of the race, and the race of the Americans of what our race has other them and for liberty from the beginning of the American armorism. Emphasize one size to equal rights. Do it through the race of the mitters or Equal Rights leagues, the mitters or Affiliation or junction with the National League if feasible. The league's record is favorable to C. T. Street, N. W. Washington, the race day if acceptable to all. The race day if acceptable to the permanent racial event for propaganda. Begin the year. The date coincides with our years with the presidential inauguration when a republican regime begins. Begin the year. The date coincides with President Harding to wipe out a government at all. The government is one custom of Let our race set up one custom of its own rights. M. S. SHAW, President of League. 689 Shawmut Ave. Boston, Mass. WILL LAUNCH PUBLICITY GAM PAIGN INAUGURATION. HAITIAN MISSION TO ASK FOR INVESTIGATION. FIRE DAMAGES CLEVELAND COM MUNITY CENTER. PALACE THEATRE SOUTH'S FINEST COLORED SHOW COURTESY COMFORT QUALITY AN ALL STAR CAST in "THE FAMILY HONOR" of a Colored man's loyalty to his employ be "OLD SOUTH." Sunshine Comedy. "K." "THE LION MAN" (episode No. 2) man appear this week WILLIAM RUSSELL in "THE IRON RIDER" so you'll talk about all the way home from it. A story of a Colored man's loyalty to his employer. A true picture of "OLD SOUTH." Sunshine Comedy. "ELEPHANTS NIGHTMARE." "THE LION (Episode) Will the lion man appear this week WILLIAM R. "THE IRON A picture you'll talk about at —don't miss it. "THE LION MAN" (Eplode No. 2) Will the lion man appear this week WILLIAM RUSSELL in "THE IRON RIDER" A picture you'll talk about all the way home from the theatre —don't miss it. ANTONIO MORENO in "THE INEVITABLE HAND" (Episode No. 7). FRANKLIN FARNUM in "GO GET 'EM GARRENGER" will be no guess work when this favorite stare. Ambo and Snub Pollard will do their part. DAY---- JAUNITA HANSEN in "THE PHANTON FOE" (Episode No. 2) Also BUTH BOLAND in "THE TIGER'S TRAIL" (Last Episode) who gets the coveted idol, also a thrilling There will be no guess work when this favorite star appears in a little Sandi and Snub Pollard will do their part to make your laugh. JAUNITA HANSEN in "THE PHANTON FOE" (Episode No. 2) Also RUTH ROLAND in "THE TIGER'S TRAIL" (Last Episode) who rents the property as a (brilling western) JAUNITA HANSEN in "THE PHANTON FOE" (Episode No. 2) Also RUTH ROLAND in "THE TIGER'S TRAIL" (Last Episode) See who gets the coveted idol, also a thrill THURSDAY— WILLIAM DUNCAN in "THE SILENT AVENGER" (Episode No. 12) A serial that has held your breath CHAS, RAY in "HONOR THY NAME" WARNER "THE T (Episode HOOT G "DRIFT WARNER ORLAND in "THE THIRD EYE" (Episode No. 3). HOOT GIBSON in "DRIFTING KID" And a laugh provoker in "THE MYSTERIOUS STRANGER" WILLIAM FARNUM in "DRAG HARLAN" Mack Sennett Comedy "AMONG THOSE PRESENT" Coming for WED. 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About the same time he was committed to the psychopathic ward at the Colored Settlement Workers observation for ten days. When Murray got out of the hospital he was made an elder of the "Live Ever," and he was to be endowed with all the powers that want with the exiled office. On the day of his exile during the ten days he was held at Believe the defendants had taken possession of his shop and of the "The Mohsen Wear to jail." He arrested a fugitive from justice, and was sent to the penitentiary. "I have visited there, said M.ray, and have seen the natural powers and could leave the prison as soon as he desired and conveyed my shop without consideration, and after I discovered the fronI took the business back and I had to exclude all the defendants from the business because no criminals they were around. All the defendants are Nazis they claim men seek to let their boards grow long (a order to impress the innocent) of the Jewish race, now indwelling her living. She went to live at in the United States. They have Miss Edna Murray, slater of her plaintif, made aladdin that she was a property, including all her housekeeping articles and a lady-dressing book. She lived in a room rearing living. She want to live at "Where the defenders plotted and perfected schemes to induce other unsuspecting Colored persons to do the same," her person, who called the promises his "Kingdom," had supernatural power. One Member Is Murdered. It was also alleged by Miss Murray NEGRO SONG FESTIVAL 300 trained voices in brilliant array of Folk Songs and Classics. Greater and grander than ever. City Hall Auditorium, Thursday and Friday Nights, March 10th and 11th. Reserve your seats now. Justice Ford was unable to determine who was telling the truth. "This is not a proper case for inunctionele alone, although the case is important." Therefore, we have to wait until his case it tried in court before he can get back his case. NEGRO MOVEMENT NORTHWARD. New York, N. Y., Feb. 24—Receives estimates place the number of N. Y. residents in the South to the North during the past three years at approximately half a million, under the census will see, but the fragmentary reports already cut justify the belief that there are various the locating of N. Y. residents in higher wages, better social and industrial conditions, better educational opportunities there is no racial discrimination at the polis. Whatever facts underlie these estimates, they largely affect both sectional and national life in one way or another, and people from one section must have its results in that section. Recital may be difficult in their late home. They may work to hinder the rapid amalgamation with the rest of the population through the country cannot be prevented, and wider dispersal of the Colored people through the country cannot be prevented, even they are they will doubtless touch social and industrial life in The Southern planters complain that the migration has already brought about the consequent alowing up of the production of sugar rice cotton and other commodities in the mentum, they say, the area under cultivation in the South must be increased to allow the drawal of a large part of the Negro population into other sections in the South and makes the so-called race problem less acuta is but incomplete. Those of the Colored people that come North advance rapidly under the control of better educational facilities. For those of the race who remain in the South and better educational local numbers may be wholesome. That the movement should lessen the number of local natives. Some of the beneficial effects of the migration may at all events KU KLUX DENOUNCED AS ENEMY OF LABOR. PROGRESS OF THE NEGRO. Chambersburg, Pa. Feb. 24—It is only a little more than fifty years since unanticipated the Colored movement unanticipated the Colored movement hardly anything to compare with the progress of the American Negro in the Commercial and Financial Chronicle says there are now in the United States 1,000,000 farmers and 1,000,000 women in necessary home and industry. In 1868 Negroes in this country owned 12,000 houses, operated 20,000 farms conducted 2100 businesses and housed women in necessary home and industry. In 1916 the number of houses had increased to 400,000, the operated farms to $81,000, the business to $11,100,000. Seventy banks are directed by Negroes. Over 400 periodic banks are directed by Negroes. They even conduct an "Associated Negro Press" campaign. We were called to the colors during the THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1921. recent war and 200,000 of them saw service overseas. The literacy proportionately, the Chronicle says, among the Negroes in 1921 than there was among the white population in the Civil War. In Alabama the Colored population contributed $400,000 toward the $1,153,000 of establishment 720 WANTS NEGRO IN THE CABINET Non-Partisan Citizen Union Sends Petition to Harding. New York, N. Y., F. Feb. 24—A petition has been sent to President-elect Donald J. Trump to urge the Union of the Bronx and Manhattan to name a Negro to the Cabinet for the request might seem to be "paradoxical and unacceptable, but that would not be the "Who can content," said he "that the Negro by ability, loyalty and accolade is not a member of the council of this nation" It is always expedient to do so unless the Negro are represented by no "position of emolument" in the Federa NEGRO WILL NOT HANDLE PAT TRONAGE IN GEORGIA. Republican Committeeman to Give Way to White Man, Says Report. Atlanta, Ga. Feb. 24—That Henry Lincoln Johnson, Republican commissioner, a Negro, will be坐席 at the Federal patronage in Georgia and that Charles Adamson, president of the pany and a former Pennsylvanian, will be the man whose advice will be given to the well-founded report now current in Republican circles here. It will be the well-founded pointeer for office in this state will be Adamson selection as purveyor of patronage for Georgia, it is declared, will meet the general approval of Georgia Democrat and Republican. The post that will be offered to Henry Lincoln Johnson, it is undersecretary Hayt, which will pay him a salary Hayt, which will pay him a salary declared that Johnson wants this place. PROPOSED REVIVAL OF KU-KLUX-KLAN. Toronto, Ont. Feb. 24.—The better class of American newspapers are unanimous in condoning recent pro-immigration rhetoric, such as "Klan" on an expanded scale, covering every State in the Union, and in no way not merely the Negro, but a variegated array of races and religions. In fact when the alleged plans are scanned, they are found to be largely revive in unamalgamated form two organizations of unavoyable repute—Southern rufismism as once embodied in the anti-immigrant bigotry as expressed in the defunct A. P. A. Twenty-five years ago the Republican Party of the United States of infamous repute, known as the Protestant Protective Association which went so far in bizarre ways, was the Roman Catholic servant girl from their employ. Of similar color is one of the most powerful anti-immigrant Klan—which, if it succeeds in getting under way, is to be anti-Negro, anti-Catholic, and anti-forward generally. The American pro-immigrant is a specious plea for existence on the ground that some sort of vigilance organization is necessary to combat the foreign propagandists, who have of course been the most active in cities and civic government. Unquestionably the remedy is worse than the disease. If Americanism cannot do the job, it is not worth saving; and the same is true of patriotic movements in Canada and all other SYLYESTER ASSURES JUSTICE TO NEGRO. Citizens of Georgia Town Take Action In Gilded Case. Sylvester, Ga., Feb. 24—Citizens of Sylvester and Worth county at a mass meeting last night unanimously approved a bill that night, Gov. McCray of Indiana, condemning mob violence and disregard of law. Mace Gilded, a Negro, held in that town for killing of deputy Georgia, he will be given every protection and a speedy, fair and impartial trial. Mace Gilded, who was sent by Governor McCray to Georgia to investigate conditions in Worth county, before making a decision, was presented at the mass meeting and was handed a copy of At a hearing before the Indian governor last week, when Worth county officers accompanied by an Indian law enforcement paperitions for the Negro, the governor stated that he would withhold evidence in a committee to Georgia to investigate conditions, the Negro's attorney, employed in Indiana, had asserted evidence of lynch law if returned by lynch law if returned to his state. The governor stated that if his indictment was approved the Negro would be given proper protection and a fair trial he would at once deliver bin over to the Georgia jail in Crown Point, Hold in. ALFRED T. WHITE; FRIEND TO NEGROES. Tribute by J. L. Gregg, R. R. Moton and F. G. Pcabody Delivered at Hampton. Hampton, Va., Feb. 24—The services to Negro education rendered by Dr. Washington were recently detailed in some detail and with genuine thankfulness during the Founder's day services. Dr. James B. Grege, principal of Hampton Institute, said: "I is concerned with the need for the students in the North and in the South who have given, not only of their knowledge, strength, but who have given themselves with their gifts in order that they may be able to help others. Of these three friends, Mr. Alfred T. White, has just passed out his degree, and is still on earth. Mr. White was an old, trusted, tried, ever loyal and devoted teacher. Mr. Washington Institute, and of other schools, of many, many worthy cases. Dr. Robert K. Motton, principal of Hampton Institute, and of other schools, of many, many worthy cases. Dr. T. White has been from the very beginning one of Dr. Washington's successors and he had transferred that friendship to Dr. Washington's successor." "I went to see Mr. White a few weeks ago to pay to him my respects. He was very kind and for perhaps half an hour. He asked about many things at Tuskegee Institute—minute details of the work he did, the students denta were happy and comfortable; whether the teachers were happy; whether the teachers had father could not have asked any more intimate and sympathetic questions in relation to a school or to his children than did Mr. Alfred T. White. "One of the handiest buildings at Tuskegee was the school, is named White Hall." It was given by Mr. White and his sisters memorial to the brother Mr. Joseph White. Mr. White insisted, Mr. White did not like it because he thought it was a little lower on bronze and put on a clock. "Mr. White, as I was leaving, asked me about our group of Trades Builders and I insisted. He wanted to know about the cost and whether we had all the buildings so we had planned them. He said to me, "Major, I don't want you to have my debt at the building there. When you get your buildings all finished and equipped, if you have any debt, I want you to let me know, and I will do that." ```markdown ``` better give you a check now." I said: "No Mr. White, I would rather you go to the college." I said: "I mention this to show the spirit of Mr. White. It was not the college that impressed me, but the keeper institute that impressed me and other." 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