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A.M.E.COLLEGE PRESIDENTS ASSOCIATION MEETS IN CHICAGO ALWAYS PROGRESSIVE DISTINCTIVE IN SERVICE A. M. E. CO HEADS OF ALL SCHOOLS ION MEET IN CHICAGO W SECRETARY A. S. JAC PLANS FOR MORE CONST UCATIONAL PROGRAM. NASHVILLE STORES WILL HANDCUFFED PRISONER FEATURE NEGRO MUSIC. SWIMS 4 MILES IN CHOPPY WASHINGTON MAY HAVE BATHING PLACE. New York City, July 14—The theatres opened in the new $2,000 duplex house June 18th, with befitting ceremonies for the inauguration of the appointments and is said to be the finest in the country in the composet of over 400 Negro business and profes- Founded by W. E. King VOL. XXVIII. NO. 41. Nashville, Tenn. July 14-17 It has been announced that B. J. P. Johnson, of the local committee of arrangements that the coming of the National Association of Teachers in Nashville meet in this city on July 28, 27 and in the驻在 the sponsorship auditorium of J. I. Hobbs, pastor of Other meetings University, the institution which was founded in Nashville for the Negroes for the Negroes, also let it be known today that the Music Stores of Nashville compositions of Negroes during the institution is in session. This will be the first time that the Negroes have in store for the visitors. Not announced that schools, churches and other form whatever, will be requested to poseers during the week of the Asso- parens who have opportunity to do influence in any way possible, to help create an environment of appreciation of the works of Negro Composers. It is hoped to find if you are planning to attend the event, please dress to 2. J. I. Hobbs, Johnson, $25 and whichever of the Negroes can stop to see the performance. MODERN RIP VAN WINKLE WAKES AFTER LONG SLEEP Fort Smith, Ark. July 14 - Jim Ehlinger, Coloree's "basking wonder," will be joined by his three years, nearly twining the myriad of friends he awoke from his long sleep last Friday. He has been awake during the normal Friday, sleeping soundly and normally the last two nights. Sunrise, Friday, eating simple, easily digested His condition, though enacted in a long, is said to be fair. It is thought that the crisis is reached and physician's concern the keenest interest his ultimate out- NEWS BRIEF. (P.O. Box 101, N.Y.) BY GOODWIN LEBRARIAN UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AUSTIN, TEXAS The Day The Republican Party Is THE DALLAS EXPRESS E PRESIDEN ECT-RAL LAY HOUSTON BUS MINISTERS TO WORK WITH TEACHERS AND FARMERS. The Dallas Express PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE SPECIAL WORKER HAD.. HAVE --- FORM ASSOCIATION OF TRADE AND CONMERCE FORM ASSOCIATION OF TRADE AND CONMERCE --- The Republican Party Is The Ship, All Else Is The Sea."—Fred Douglas. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1921. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE IS NOW AVAILABLE FOR ALL SPECIAL WORKER FOR NEGRO COMMUNITIES MAY BE Hampton Conference a Joint Meeting of Leaders of Each Lays Out Program. Leaders Hold Four-Day Conference to discuss the importance of bibliotech Masters-Lecturers Pres- sence to improve the Conference Obsi- cative. Communities the Conference affects. Hampton, Va., July 14—Minster- s, Hampton, Va., July 14—Minster beauty to improve life as well as to divide men, women, and children. Institute of Negro leaders showed community program-making. Institute of Negro leaders showed community program-making. Minister's Conference of Hampion Institution Rev. Laurence Fenninger. Hampion Institution Rev. Laurence Fenninger. Hampion together 255 Colored leaders from 11 North Carolina; from 4 Maryland; from North Carolina; from 4 Maryland; from New Jersey; and each one from Columbia, and Texas—who represent Baptist, 154 African Methodist Episcopal Baptist, 103 Presbyterian, 10; and Methodist Episcopal Baptist, 10; and Methodist Episcopal Educational Exhibit. Church Leaders Co-operate. Prominent Physicians of Both Races Participate in Pittsburg Clinic. Freight Conductor Wounded With His Own Pisto Whiteburg, Ky., July 14—William Wilkinson on a fast freight train through this town last night when Hilmer Wilkinson and him ordered him to jump from a train to the conductor's room to safety off the conductor's room would help us supervise the train which was stopped by the Newman which hit it from his hand and in the scuffle on the train, Hilmer striking the conductor's hand and disclaimed any intention of shootin' him was only trying to prevent the con- FOR AMERICANIZING WORK. Philadelphia, July 14—Classes for Americanization work are open at the Americanization Center, which is the enrollment of 1,500 students. It is open to students who have 50 per cent of those of foreign origin, Spanish origin, while 20 per cent are native Canadians. Nor can Negroes are also well represented. The classes are intended primarily to give those who expect to take it up later those who expect to take it up later. Three lines of Service Exhibits. dred picture panel and other major important facts in child health and health care. The local work may be added from an abilit. The lecturer or some one abilit. The lecturer or some one abilit. are trained to explain the exhibit. These cost for use in the local community in Sunday Schools, Public Schools in Sunday Schools, Public Schools Lectures and Talks. These lectures are intended to introduce the children to the children and their parents. The goal of learning types of talks and talks about children in story form; special talks in story form; special talks when desired; talks to mothers and mothers when desired; talks to mothers and mothers when desired; talks to mothers and expectant mothers to teachers and ministers and other Christian worker; and talks to mass are usually given with illustrated pictures, but many times without the pictures, but many times without the pictures. Health Organizations In the school grounds Health Clubs are of the Modern Health Canada, the Health Council, the School Health Council and the School League. The program for the AAC comes about the fifth of April each month about the fifth of April each Conferences. These are especially planned to meet the needs of trained social workers, nurses and other welfare agents. They may be held in con- Sharp Opposition Marks Attempts of Congressman to Secure Voting Investigation. The tendency toward insurgency against the party leadership was fol- (Continued on page 8.) Ministerial Associations. Best results were achieved when we planned with opportunity for questions and discussions. In this way we were able to reach out to the community we reared the community by Viv Kernar. A suggested Community Program. We have worked out in any community some convenient place for community gatherers. 2. Morning. Information of local problems. Talks to children in schools. Talks to parents in schools will help the little ones to trust the truth intended for them. 3. Noon. Noon talks to working people. 4. Afternoon. Interaction with social workers and those desiring special information. Traits to mothers and expectant mothers. To boys and girls in separate groups. 5. Mass meetings for better Health, Education, Housing, Recreation and Sports. These may be illustrated with statues. Notice A CHAMPION OF JUSTICE A MESSENGER OF HOPE IN CHICAGO VIEW SCHOLARSHIP CULTURAL CLUBS WILL THE EXTENT OF $500.00 AS MEETING OF NEGRO BUSI- N. Wm. McDONALD FIRST SUBSCRIBE. BOYS' AGRICULTURAL CLUBS WILL BENEFIT TO THE EXTENT OF $500.00 AS RESULT OF MEETING OF NEGRO BUSINESS MEN. HON. Wm. McDONALD FIRST IN TEXAS TO SUBSCRIBE. IN CAP- CURED. THE SOUTH LEADS THE WAY IN NEGRO BIG BUSINESS. May 14-Af- the jury might be on lance. FIRST CONVICTION IN CAP- THE SOUTH LEADS THE ITOL RIOT CASES SECURED. WAY IN NEGRO BIG BUSI- LYNCHING INCREASES OVER LAST YEAR. Man Convicted May Be Innocent 一 (Pr A N B) PRICER TEN CENTS. ricultural department of the Chamber of Commerce. C. Waller in Texas, the Negro Boy's Agricultural clubs, was present and the Negro Boys Agricultural clubs, having the explanation of the scholarship of the $300. The remainder of the $300 was given to other members of the committee. The Negro boys, scholarship fund was $300. Fort Worth, who donated $300, Fort Worth, who donated $300, Boy's Agricultural clubs is about $170. There are 18 organized clubs in Harris county with scholarships a boy must be at for years to receive. The least through the eightth grade will be completed in time to send the winners to the state. Pittsburgh, Pa. July 14—In discussing the possibilities for big business to hire Robert Vance, Vance Editor at the firm Terry Robert, Vance Editor at the firm Continuing Mr. Vance says: "For the past two decades it has been no unreasonable demand for big business in the South Oppression, race hatred and prejudice against women. While the cause was for women, big business is indeed benefit to the Colored man. The big business of big business is its effect in the north, and now Negro business in almost every city where the population warrants the effort. Philadelphia boast of Negro banks and businesses in almost every city where the banking business among Negroes is southern Negro led the way. His biography has followed. We are now about chant business in one of our larger cities where the only best paying business of the city best paying businesses are farmers to supply the produce. There should not take roots immediately and we are other activities which find ready landlords. bakeries we have steam laundries. bakeries we have steam laundries. bakeries we have steam laundries. All this means progress. The kind of greatest handicap. It means the greatest handicap. It means the beginning of money and girls may look to the future. Employment will be made possible. Employment will be made possible." Rescue Negro From White Abductors Rev. McPherson Invades Oakland eV oaae ‘Vie oad % mm bo dae Ba . so om ee eee, ‘ : » TEXAS TOWNS a July 14—After an illness ‘Forster of Bonin Ten treet . tree teeny fant Monday ‘noen a ome. Funeral services wer ‘st dames. MB church the was'h member; Rew: M 1, Wynte pastor oticlated. The: de ‘haded survived by Mand ‘Hive sonn, two daughters, one bro. fap snag ens, err Sree laid (a reat In the New ‘yy. LG. Branford, on r "Aeter_ hating tor tre seat fyphold malaria, Man Toe Marcus Wright. residing, with "Mt, nad Mis. “Pell re th ath treet, dopartePto Nanny ‘Weanenay, gu" onto Bellen (aber Inter. fran made) ty .'E.'C. Bran andertaker, Koy. Mardy Oren GF Banth Tn reo wan evar ed $1,000 00 bya ory inthe dint art akon, a wen a of a aut fled aeutnat te Gee ry. Oo. or, damn Saute y iwe large gaoline tae ‘toned’ witnn. twenty. fee of febldence, Me, im ‘Green ot South Tain wirect, 14 Row operating a on. fectlonery “parlor” coeether with afer and» hice tine of rocerien. Ah Tatebnctsl ‘Commiecon wns or fae ue a {heat Mechodit church “Crnit} fompocsd. Wf 7We" leading wen founraco.“rhe specie purpore the organization ‘wil be to prove face Hote tnd. the spread of You Pagina ox fi ano or ntoote feemdly' relation be {oem the' two tacen A large nul iret whitn, and back men "ers rte "atthe. fet meeting, "at Begin evs W. Mt Taylor, pastor of Corinth aptst shuren was made Shairmn of the Colored department Stourt'Nola.'A, Davis, alo ol Hine Cirde Durban, members ef the igh moot band, ‘returned ‘howe Jantech trom Bastrop, where they tevepla am inition re E CR tau. to. ansat ih, furnish the ie on ‘Bmanetpation day. Mie Garin Durbam aera ere rk Tome. wtay tm Wichita, Fal Mont Donn staestots bee, ther race of her parents, Mr "and Hts lenge Durban of out, th Mreet, Mev, J. Brown ot cleborn0 fats foreign mlsrion.axent atthe hy em, Conrenion ot, ems, Dane through the ety, roste Roun, and slapped few hours wth ert. George lat week. Mrs Hina Htrtekland ot Pitabure, state Prenitent ot the Women Tome Mis tion ‘of Tomas, together with MTR pen, arate ender of” the Bar Licht"band, orbit ihe th Sirest "Bepiist Church last wel Siva Lala Crawford. of Nanas” Clty ie the peat ot her paren, MF. and Stine Han dackeoa of South Wh strat. Marsal, July 14-—MReturned trom Pilarime Grand Lodge st Bay City, Tera, Madame Lovie Willams, Mr Wasi Breathers, Mn, Dora Mahaffey, Mra" "Fandio @."” Mocks Mra Tara" Mayfield Sire, “Atv , Mim Goorin Edward, Thomat ASD. Monteomery, FF Cotte of the ©. me ObifehY vinited” ne ity Me prehghed Sunday to the wis and nt MUM Ro the Cotorea” the Yih ot dy eleration forthe ene ot Shastri stttarin et wi mcceat Inthe ase ball gue the dorters wee wided oat wih asin oft to 0. Bin. Spann of Scat, died at, hee, home Inthe county. She. tnd "been ‘tick ‘or: some tine Uncle chard "La ane ‘ies very low at his home.'X in oniy'h. wate ter ofa short tine anda ts ore. Miley Bettie’ ¥.. Jones ett tor” tho Ou. i Church at Jefferson” Mire Annie, Feoplen ‘will represent ‘het Chamber nt Mosse, "Le ‘Bishop B. Cottrot, D. ‘pret ding Biehop of the Tulrd Bpitopal District of the CM. cnurch, wan the guest of Rev. and Mra. 8. L.| Gatreie, Yast week. "A, well bax aver waa pfren tn his omer, July dik, At tt Tendenee’ of MF, and Mra. . C:8, Jomeph Vatley, Milly, July 14.—Sund school at all sburches wer largely attended. despite the Toclement weather, Rew, D. Hardin" ih sbrs indy Meda Paria Me Sacaon, Wa atthe week Maser y.Ayte.| : a aye, Parity Beatriee. and” Marie" Sed: pery hd ha éedberry and mo charley ‘were. wsiore ta” lt ast week Nr and Noa Lorko| fois Miniral Wella are in the ety sr Palmer Dag "haa recurmed| om Teme. Sino me Wes tase weeks bi ee 7 rion ur prient.f the W. sociaty” and Diatict vice ret Neat. over the Bt Aneel. Ditrtet eave an excelent rectal, Saturday rsht. cn Wilpon in ope of o0r ronored wnt highly renpected tach. Waco, July 14-—Mlw Bie Our ye Poreman ta company with Bei i A eae i 1 ind ‘Marige i, rae Wel By pend. three dabaei "7 iy. Willan’ afte, ther wer men. ts) Ardmore, spending. to fat wah J, Le Foreman” their re ag ing, Ww, Mekal "Kew Sienca, reading ing remela "Sethe tummer’ in Colorado, ian ‘and California, ‘hy, July 14-—Sunday| eto was Wel icaded ‘ct il the uorehes “Sonday. Hey. J. i. Ol more preached = ngbie sermon Bat ny gh str He op a, in Bell.” yond. Ter. Kime ot Lagoa, freachd a boble vermon Sx"day a reached & noble sermon Sunday at! ee ee ee aoe their ehureh, much tatereat wa inaitetea re Care Deron |datertained. her hile Waugh, Ae Sergehs windy aay | atedat eet atoaded Sod feawe to thers and ta of re ease saci eaertaton he [itis “ibentenKasherne ih |itde daveb, "extern “with fevning'irtheay prt tit |isouy tinder et te |ree. Sturday" moraine. tor vs | and pert Mie Teepe cin | Feturnod after’ « wat ta "Fylor wi frets. ex." Suet "Kesmna |tuwor® st ihe Browntoro ern |Sibncttt 8.8 Ban of ow yi Bilt de he snes to eae S Randay schol: Hwan ferisaed wit, ait of eneoa Singer Shieh appeared ‘ton are |audienees for three nights componed ai “Pron tyler sie i tipson Katinas an, oe en Jet aerating vetine La oon, sod Wy Most [es ‘aap samy” aise ait |soniy nosia “San, We wae [Ponsia“anth Wa, rn ian H. Miller, B. L. Lake, Reese, Mrs. Fine: af ae aint a ateward and ae ot War fs tne ito ave afer wm Boss ec aes aan coi leer seats mcnckecct a vi ae Weeks hw hare He haan ee Ree yey eertuine the Prin a feiiestonse” went diy bas a (Sei bees natn aie wes en asad “acwaenett tin rites te pee ties comnts oa Stow Sead. we tana ae, fern” Per “tor” shat “opt oa ethan tad aetebed ss odor oxrets tae Rolcdes or'tett tes veo or fas aye Rotem ore thc ereaion ty, tule sa (Sach evorany’ neh me Poe Suigaee sek, mettae fori fame Tone tabtae Nite oe Sing, "anton, Prou Rene Me iy ate aay i, Banc ie fafeouete At haa ‘bates aie eo'ays vit wit hi ts ure ease Ys oress, wy tas foes ce for soreah rics coset ‘re ttre Haut fen con wth ted tin"Bapren ni 'Ss"Phaake bes Pate un, Jey 14 woven ot ang aaron goxtuat tan We non fas propa ‘il andenot to et see ite Mat undny eect” We sar ee rnuise stenlanns Horvat tr Taare eC a woge te, merge aint inmate feady forthe Dita Contre ire” Ate ull "and way Nest Ratoatosiee ate mpending "stow faye with” reeiven ar. Belen cad wits moored te i be erie: whee'be il bent hi re ira Sit Sarah ite doperted Tesi, at yer Toye ood a toga be Yor itil Reve. "a Titer alii hee 160i vit nein itanrat- Me Janet et whaburst tyes few Noa i the ct i, Bob criin_nsdh ets raat ate Ne Monte Her Peon are'on ie se Ti We extend fer ernst te then Me We oraoh been! Serurtay end Sead ‘in "hatbana nad dees ure Tuphrey Caterers 09 Ree ther = tek vost wer i Seema” ling Seiten me Twit Mato, spent saturday" and easar ene fenties "es ae Ronatgroueh: and bit fiends ere Mone reba ere Weare ar Tee py ef wie now tol wer heer ones nog ont Pate Gov" eompaia shout th nes, paper aan emi, rworty sa weight gold, a te Gin (ls oer ov moet Out prem our ood balned proia Printing it can't ro fee rowd Et sutarober. po. pee tink ny fore of you than your own a0 lor Foor fon sod all wd Wine they astral Me Teale Antorsn somnt estan nit "sean "ek Sime foie "Pr. Shee “ari ete tain. We ate tron oat sir re edema ata Gs fret eles ls teottenss gor See Sri Sea hte Between ert erat of hone Fo, "Pane rend Dallas Rese i [nreference to any other. | camer ty 34 er rae Was is hei Bey and fattened to. rea sotmons. Torre ante a. 5" eave i hoa te faire” aeacts euternce ni Matenie eat trom rat ets Histor iene and eon t's Teaoont we 'W Mt Wane tues ae tao from ates, So fa. Stet 'a' Wits nes fer tor Rovelon ‘atortar Ge tater home ie art “aad n"connlasham att ston Soe Net Meant Mra Weedned | e narain are eee St. aed Wt Pent, aed. trative aaeocalout eg, Wank We is" overs and tee 'A'R na Inn have fete foe Rav tS jotee DeE. Yowne mde” ioe fecag meats oo trp ta. Waco, Sunday member i" fown, il appreciate ‘any nore it mor oF interest, a ' Marin, Saiy 14-—enday tne bint piteaee noah al Shirehes nad eaod_sttendance” ner Pe nuahes of Ganon, Nein bere forube Ro eaves and ting ined tne naneard ‘he, aa artched tor ete We, Baty ot sonal Aa", Shuey her, & Them anor” Wt. ere san any I etary aes fat an improred_at thin wntae Bs Maton” Meyers rs tun nes Mr. Marton, Meyers tore tis house! ‘THE DALLAS EXPRWSS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1921. [oer aplsiony, iaentibacger Ea payptey [Phere were many pues paved an tee pa el satan ope woe ote head oe epee sear ee eae oe aa ae Re te Saale ate to Sone tec ore gai ee reese ee eects eee ce sens ea foe oe eee Pane ee nee oP eae Ee eee es ee ee ee eo Se ae eae ae ee hae cere Seas ite Se ae pee onl i ig ere ees: ee anaes Panes oP ink a Se eet oe a io scree eee eg er es as ie ents eh oes eee ene Sa a See es See ees Be aie erate Be eee eee rors re erate at teh Gea ey fcc ee eee eres Ror ery oe ee Fe enevani a data ae ate jhe ret mal pete Gruss ae Sere ae ae er arse Peete seas een Soe eee Sea tas es © eee ees ee a Sarena cre ie Sus eae” laughter "and friends.” ME. and| eee a gees ars af Risaetsa aie | Dente j Batt te ee ee eters as arcs are ead Saag Salt Bae Reta ear ee ate Pen gee eee See eeenat ieee wees Men Pr teamante presseed & sons ‘liadies clube orgéuisers, We have | indies lube’ orgimizers, We have een, Geen. wee Se [seresiea nar ae ee Pass, ae ee cin con un We ae Ree eee tare teats, Mata e yi tte eat Sa eat es ter oa Hees cece al ae eer ek ars or (pA A eS Nae ema era enacts Rees, "es rors eta teres de Sr ieee Sherman, Juty f—mider P.) R, parse rgd | Waco, attending the Convoeation of | ann et weote sore [scan sivaeo ureters SoS male wee Pe ease: oie, nia ea eg oe Si ere ee Aelita ra ee ot sna i hana et Parker Gardndl of Rancar Cty. Mey |Springs. to visit another daughter, Sa ee rere pean ee a [eects arate ene le enares Se ee [aie tae apie elye ae [aa ate Sages, eee oot, eee er eee gen an Stet Sen Heats ape ge ee nee een Ne te Parteners erie Y: Sees eae ona aera Nene ie tate Sc Resa mee coc cae fea cate Sate ae aa ne eee ee eet ct eae or Siew gue nn eee Be |member. She was'a consistent Chris: ene ae reepeare Se a ane tat cont ee Gea eae art nae See ome ae aren Serena tence ee es ene ea ee rete ance cerca eee ee Doane, cg are teary oa peat eee! Roane oy ee mets ee oe ee eee eee ee eae ee ee Sonar ees oe Sumer Wal uy there oc Belge Pat renee te eee es, eee, nenme ee Behe she, own, now Ree irormen mec Sear on ten tem Ming Goer"! dis eee a patos ear ot meee ere ae Raper cm Re ae te a eee nae A aie Be eae uesteeat cat st toa ie ahs wn pep mane seee or side of mother, Mrs, Roberta Grigen, ee merce a eee aac oar aa een canted eee ied eras, Os ieee ee esa iene ea phere Shans a ad for the penutital ‘and: usetat-pree ea iets etree fe eet eee punch, Mr. W. Chandler entertained caer core aes estonia oe caae ete pa taser ‘m,, and Testing until 7 p, m. Thurs Rar See Seni Cee tata, Pree ae [Se ete II Papin eee beeen omen fShotitane'da meer ae teats ete a Sates huis am ate ace mri es Se fat ai elie 2 io creme, Yor Ror xtetors aBa oe Tne git foley stint ee sa eee aaa eat isi eta Be indy emta's foe Seis See eet evar Re eae Blossom, July 14—Mra, Bettie! Beier ll aniseed ba pee tee eae ae ieee es, Bee eee oe ee tae ane eats tae eet ce Pete Stas Seles | bees oie seen, wr te | Bea ee eae Ese eo eek naka pe aes cer none er Sea 2 Se sae Sistas waite tits Bet hel eet ins eine Note Besse ine ta spare | See B.D. Minter for rult barratns. OKLAHOMA TOWNS. MeAlester; Oba, Joty_14—Mre. Jan Mephenn, an od ruionat and wan Wael en ke ae Fe pt cig wiper py nn gn tah home ‘of her dnugnter, Mir na "rorter_on "Baa 'Waan re Stepbent wan't. sesber afb fraternal "ord. Se"'tnt ‘bute finder the atesits of ine Househst of tain: re "Sicynens eave a fine vehare, ‘wiry erase stem ind one ret rand cht mou ter font Puncral Seti Fondartt® froma Fromot Bap fit churn hen ane eae eae ter for over 39 seat. He Mate tha ‘Branch’ ofated” West Beta Eonareention “enjoyed. Tntenlng thelt pastor’ sundae Me aad wee Mandal tt the iy hls week: Mrz Mandal! to attond amy schon i Tanase ‘anti. Rani as far Cis. "Ten wae a tnt "de fain, iayed between Mare. fie"“okihoma” Ga Deve 2a Soly. Moakoree “won out at 8 he onlay eenent betteen‘Chate Ree Neste: tad” Ben ae of onlanome “ey, tn avid. round boot Haalgd 5 9 artw* Atondone 0 gato cis 86000. Mn ne tie Een Tet tot Denleon neta to vist her other imc. Te ter at or "Winfdskane, Pring ‘bn’ or Nunta wie I rows it Mie aie Sncbon, companied, Sy" daughter Mis Siarle Saraeh apont et rec: Mae ardor Oxia The Ole hon, Ge‘oris end buakogss faved ‘othe ame. today ron tin favor ot the 00° Bevin at Stone, fmasel wie es ate Eat of erin” Toeu ae wis et he braer rvs Sone socrkre: Mette Pale doer shes hod tre “aeons Jobson sow outa on iscoust t ince Mr Tokie emis, ree hes eta very it's ihe boinc bie date 6d Apaches able Yo be up aad about set ton Brut tnd ats tite sas Brine who "ndetweat operations at Ai "alate "hopeal are" dolag sel. | anton, Okla, July 14-—Sunday was mien day at alice Bape church, unday was also rally day. The brothers rane $18.00 an the Clanonary, wits tues “To. 08 Neem Price andere ne sa8 80 Caledon aura "the day was 440-08. Total anual rete ed 17h dD. Mevr uee ihe ae er," preached "morning had nibh is wabjet at og wae 8X" wont at ine own Rv." Moone atthe Ar Ak church prenched "to ‘note mqions Sunes sa teas wees wide erand Mat "Lale ‘Danks "eee roland Sunday Sunaey Benes) ad Ba Ue wan wall atceg ad Beitenen “tat” thar et Owens was at his pon! and preaed morning sed night There fut tage sing 7 pt Meafamcs We Sooper ot Decathe aad ech Gre nat ado Milage Cock tata, Sunday Co it, and Pra. Marsal" Wal an cecieniy jared iene te oy by nook, but athe erage lng aay Mskoges, ORIn,, July 14-~The rit of sary Vidette af ne emp eriial atesit on Selo Arad war clot and ied Su at and with Dodge. Wetlage aad i "braan tomers feria ha aa fo detent tne defendant, hey ats be ened or toe a iunoer a Phi sy Sotseead ie aan ego a os ot eshte‘ jary and prefudled emi ett they Coin ae fury ey obtained "sega by’ a3 roe far tex acuta ted 4 for cnviclons ‘Tro whe. policeman Sivrt the corel chertnace ie ice Depo i was reported he pallemes Cotbed and shane tae pote it ont cubes or ait popte were ating pees awa ie the a, One man was Skea he letra" this nate a ash” ts te tienen of the Nas cna Chit of Poles woo are mi stain and amare cols ans ect wet barges a Res Ee chen, nD, Pele mereniy ot the Br. PU of Si rsea Bap ‘ouaveaton, Grech 1 he Pls bap Chuan’ onda ie Wits Senor sneer fs Rute Chemtet Go of Oman Neb tonne ihe st thetic ‘salt company. “Rev, MePheres| ont rk eat ered the pastors ts pibrtenan 'ehares areved Pe rig ike Santee of the wore thy ‘at Poa of Okmulgee, te Pali ready for the Grane Lodge rat conntned"suty ith, Tae tay apc tan Wd may “ace renidence ot‘ Vong. “ira Pup, & member of Aa tfay wan given © unc of flow ne Sue a Gav the, ek at, Pe ab donated 41.00 to Mra. Cortert rae went nh fawn ‘partytven ra lu on B, Chica, at the ade fe el aa 8s rena aifa aut few “were yrewnt, “All reported & nice time irs erigede Phones’ of “Wichita Aly ne ent of het mother, Mre 1 ance on Sad. tree Miers wea aiihdny par given In mot St Aen MM. Wallace Pre ae cvenine” Quite Yew frente fre presi. & ouotran Tanck: Swan warved_ {0 the Gait ir ee Wallace ‘wat the reipeat f many presents, | TAMERMOCRATIO PARTY. ast Wd ears as in Nee Tourtennth: street Meadguartert af de eae se cae Bees esac aft ade Seta a Fis ot Maatapta th, uonan SG ER iba pent Siete at dinate” inttees nye: eetut dined few Mata drt moran aaadesu ns Salta ecm eae Eee etna cet octammtcncctat iat sarares Me "rnoutt of va inagrowweifiety xe erty e soee uate. Fe ea ati ours, ar gum, or- igs, ten, 27 4-200 it ahaa, i lise tefel si" ‘ne orphan, Io the howe at Se ea aes, © sia i aig ie ih reais “it athe ia Eoin gi Sarin tay wt he Eels aoe THE BUCK EYE CUTTERS AND TAILORS ; Jf Samants cut ant itd a | Handed of eased nit tne ee ricer, TAILORED SUITS, i MODERN EQSIPWENT -AOKCD BY EXPERIENCE i ‘ HM, McCOY, M@'R-PROP., WITH FIVE ASSISTARTS as 1. hs (On oa, om al 8) | eee Kentucky White Man ife?t3t22es22s23322 Starts Rough House. Y Slapped Negro and is or Stabbed in Heart. Summer Suit rete Ute Panda, Seal Gs Sar oa fh ane ta eed oar eueceuiceteams win {} FRED BRUSS, SSE eee. mime oe fg 38 Bisco RMN fling Bagong? ata howge fade faa Geese = Bt READ THE SOUTHS Sa"noe" Geen Sirantea'e yet: oo GREATEST WEEKLY, THI wmegeuene-ane, bexgee ™ DALLAS EXPRESS ayanpatea, “ele Tiled ‘tuch Ingham Becta mate jain, dlumopds, "and" gurxeoun Sun AostiteSute tier Adtanccntn ae Stared bode, cpu tect 0M aed la Then itil "by ase et Basia clare “morebat ef ee ae is een Drath a Bates ge ee ee os kgtite 2 Bere an which net nerd” "the Ne Be eee tthe bet Saree dee (cea telich of the eavertr ani aud Paes Be caida Scrcer te meerecia a! Esisatees whic pesteked ite ri ei ent 'of, Justice’ tavine’ isveatieation Spe iinof tag Cee nag eee lta ea avery’ ed intaluntaty. Servitude ext stil, eiliieer iene Fe eee pmloen, fr, ts Advincetiend of Colured Pag re ee rseisier aie set eereaee oti eee eases Fe Sire. rem ee een te ee Seat 1 mee adane We eee a te eae cee pees Bites atts at Ripert ies how atte tthe DE eee cee elke eee Ge so eet See ee ie age leat that “Colored. men ‘should. make every eee eer ces Ce | Boole eter i tts ata er seats Repeat seaeieailnt aenien htt ied eee ees gt abode Yor word alaraa tae ad at a Ag react an Neel igeMate SP Beitr Rt ere oe tebe Gane ees Se Beco earns ea fear beeen eae etal oe iopeetch ena? 2 ln Tne Baered as ene eee Fercatiertaigester a Aaa fearing, the canirancn mee Be net tle * mgt Eanlty" for neater "attention "fn ts Bey decrease taal TS alas, rae teat hing ates SSttaase Wining Brie kee oe aa a Nala a them ith Vmachinry. Wu feof Your Summer Suit 3 ‘Made to Measure ; FRED BRUSS, 2 2221 ELM READ THE SOUTR'S GREATEST WEEKLY, THE “DALLAS EXPRESS” Tester aia tes foratethens receunions jee aie ee nee rene, fo oe, Nansentor "he men's ts RG tn oS A ee St aint ta Fite tte cltasa stance Ge eee of Teast ranintance Wan Never attraige ieaat “tenatabee’"Seemned™ ts" be ek serie us the" aes ti Koverna PINK NOLL WORT TMK TIN eee Dallas, Texas, July-tte-The pink bolt worin will caver the entte mate ‘thin’ from three to tive gents eae Ten’ sontethine ia done. to check {in spread, according. to. Dr. W. 8 Hunter member of the Peteral Hor. tieuitural Board, with headquarters Bt Houston Beenuse the pink boll worm, may hevearried in cation” seed It fs not flemarily confined. to tain. areas Te'hoay break out hundreds ot ‘wes from" the point of original ‘nfentas tion, according to. the doctor "Tie Pink Holl Worm Comtnission vrateh “returned rom” Mesico last Tall found thatthe Gamage’ done by this ‘best averaged 50" per cont of the yield and ia extreme cases $0 er cent of the crop. war destfaved Dame to the Texas crop within the next tive Jeary will approximate $75,000,000. year, according to Dr Hunter and it will'cost from a mil tion to ‘a milion. anda half ok lara ‘to “eradiente “the "pink bali worm in esas fe stator that it has been define trey proven that the pink boll Sorts Gane eradicated. by three Seat hon.cotton zone such ae was put ine to effect inthe action" around Hearn and) where ‘atthe. present time the "pink oll worm doen ‘nt xin Te ig planned that the farmers shall receive full compentation for tuch tosses ag may be niffered Une der the on cotton plan of eradica- Weation, “It tn. expected. that one third of the. expense ot eradleation willbe: borne. by the National Gove trnment and’ 2.3 by the State ‘There ‘are iwe sections ia the State now suffering fromthe rave dares, one “tn south Texas) con. sisting ot. Jefferson, Harrie Gale boston. Liberty and. Brasoe" Coun te andthe omer nya ead consisting of Bt Paso, Hudepeth, con, Ward and Reeves, ots "ive Central” Pink Boll Worm Comisiitce representing 1? Statet com lal and agrietitural organic ratlones has. appointed “a aub.eom: mittee to assist nthe formation of a law and’ plan for extermination. Following is m personel of the com: mittee: J. We darrell, Houston: "Ay P. Gordan. Pigteet W. Le Stalling, Mine ent Ce Seat eee dpe Souler eC ee ee sre fare aes BP dana pacts agen Soot er eat Geen ag Pact meRercane vice lt tbe ite ae hua ‘Sau Sher Be 7a, Heat ca een, Oe eee Rae ta mahtiat Seek yt be bs ti thls hla i er gett Aten sede weve bate tg Rnd Acct te Alte Ht Mt ca Bain ee Kimeriea ‘that fa: thin" onthgntnned’ ass Gaara eth nie aes pt Fe, Foes to ¢opuomatrate he Weer ea pubic Lynching ie possibie tn" the eee ae a Si Rinse Sarat ra anne Treo aig foe eases Sige oi Los Angeles, Cal. July 14-14. Rev. J. K. Day, of Austin, Texas, day of "Red-Blooded Americanism" the Red-Blooded Americanism the Ninth League in Rose Hill Park, said in an interview. It was during those stirring revolution times that the Negro proved his strength. The African-American civil rights cata came to bring the public into subjection to taxation and to force the patriot band that marched across Boston Commons was led by immortal leader Andrew Johnson, there the supreme sacrifice, and there the supreme struggle for freedom and American democracy. "In the most critical period of history, the American Negro loyality and tried in history, unlike the Indian Negro has gone into every war in defense of this nation. History tells of the hardships of the Indian, French, and in the wilder forests and in the wilder "With a heart of love for suffering and uppermost humanity he crosses the waters in the fever-striken campus of Cuba in the fever-striken campus of Cuba on the smoking battlefields of El Campeon on the block house at San Juan in the slaughter of the Argentine Forces. On this anniversary of the signing of the peace agreement, bloodied Americans should dedicate himself to the principles of the black neighbor. Down with the Ku Klux Klan, Judge Loyce and the members of the Ku Klux Klan to Old Glory and the nation." SON OF KLANSMAN KILLED BY LIGHTNING. Federalsburg, Md. July 14—Durant was the first child of the family over this section recently. George Donovan, 44-year-old son of Charles and Christine Donovan, was instantly lifted by lightening and sister, were standing on the ground as the storm stormed where he was struck. The child's parents are in a state of collapsed parents are in a state of collapse the boy was a member of the local Ku Klux Klan. COTTON PRODUCTION WILL BE LIGHTFIT IN 25 YEARS. New York, N. Y. Y. July 14—Cotton grown in the smallest crop of the last quarter of a century a recent forecast by the Midwest agricultural bureau at 84,210 bales, or nearly five million bales, and nearly eight million bales average is 83.4 per cent smaller than average is 83.4 per cent smaller than NEWS NOTES Savannah, Ga. July 13—Work has been hassled by the Colorado Peanut Company, of product factors in a dozen cities, and the force of colored agitation and con- trols. WILL LAUNCH CAMPAIGN TO CLEAR DEBT. BANQUET HELD FOR BETTERING AMERICA—BRAZILIAN TRADE. Hiren Janoel, July 14—The North American Chamber of Commerce and the American Association signed an international arbitration agreement last Monday, which is in accordance with the better trade relationship between the two countries, especially in view of the present situation growing out of the unfavorable conditions in honor of the signature was held. C THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1921. NEGRO FARMERS OF VIRGINIA MAKE PROGRESS "Your Paper" The Dallas Express Until Sept. 1, $2.50 Per Year 1. Keeps you in touch with the rest of the World. 2. Keeps the rest of the World in touch with you. 3. Contains the news of your city and state as well as items of national importance. 4. Editorially sane, sensible, conservative and progressive. 5. It goes everywhere. It reaches everybody. 6. Its advertisers have products of merit; its readers are people of consequence. Mail In Your Renewal Now "A Progressive Paper For a Progressive People" Mr. Producer! Do you know that the DALLAS EXPRESS covers a field containing more than 750,000 prospective purchasers of your product? Do you know that it is the only periodical which many of them read? They need to know you are offering for sale sale and how they may obtain it. There is no better way to tell them than through the columns of this paper. Let us furnish you with our rates. Invest in our space and make money. Iberian Hampton Institute Conference of the Americas Well Blended—Treaching Well Blended—Treaching (serif bold) on "A Saturation of the Americas" Lossless Through Havages of Lossless Through Havages By Wm. Anthony Aery. Hampton, Va., July 14. — That Nater erms of farmers are productive and are able to operate under the leadership of twenty- one farmers who co-operate heartily and successfully prove the marketing of farm products, thereby increase their annual income, and thereby increase their annual income, and thereby increase their annual income, and thereby increase their annual income, churches, roads and other modern community needs, was clearly shown by the Institute for Farmers' Conference, including 78 intelligent upstanding representa- tions, which aim to improve organizations, which aim to improve 22 county agents, 5 home-dem- sion 1 special agent, and 7 industrial sup- finite instructions through technical lectures, joint-meetings with co- ditioning Institute farm and industrial de- signation institute farmers, and demon- "Learning by Doing" has always been the Institute. The following demonstration institutes instructors for the benefit of ministers: "Culling Hens for Profit" mask; "Water Supply for Rural Vegetables for Summer and Winter"; G. D. C Paville, and "Care of Cattle Lawn Handlers" on an objective. Director Biodigit盐 said the institutes are organized to give farmers, county agents, homesteaders who are interested in rural wetland and discuss some of the best ways of this meeting is held in connection with the School for Teachers and Ministers' spirit of co-operation may be brought to better conditions in rural "There must be a better system of education," clared Dr. Huttertze. "Men must be trained to be intelligent and not emotionally. Little farms must be made to yield more or less of their land by farm families. The American farmer for himself," but also for great cities that enable men not only to make a livelihood, but to serve for men to say, if you will show up, that you can make money, all of these other things will take care of themselves. My job is a group of families planning and together for everything that concerns them." "There must come the co-operation of all farmers, as well as the co-operation of all farmers, as well as the American farmer must sooner or later be involved in the co-operation. Country life development is but a part of the great work which is that trying to attain a Christian mission." ```markdown ``` Fes 1 ne 4 is os ‘ ; oS 2 an i < pore as foe is © ” coe PAOR Foun WP Tama NATIONAL NEShO Press Basocision! ets ah ite, er Fee Gassadipetieas eosuennne arr te eis —— ‘and Pree Mor See ene Fp eS ean SUIACKIPTIONS IN ADYARCE, eae eee See tae oe oe eee Baten oe aes se Seance "= ers cne, Teg maces ta Ce ee Santer aa (THE DALLAS EXPRESS tne never Dolated the white feather, nether bai been Aingraced by the yellow streaks tin sot afficted ‘ith the fanaa! mouth. 1 We plat every ay, toe Able conservative newepe: er, whieh trae 0" mal {o eaten the puming roe: ‘Sieg 30 doabful fag! I rotons a patitin. as road as Our oountry. Tle love of even handed fualce even all the trevor oe fupled by the human race “Thee prety eh round, Dut we live on Tt and. are roopering. Dorn of the Dreet come up and. stand ‘vith wn This ground te tov. W. & KINO. reseneecsereeresereones peermreecetocecetoeee ~ CHEERFULLY. Se eee & Sette Bound tn honor to pay. tht. de ee wadag aes Sa eto reaierien® tren Eeetnaener ie tae, fe fceremnsain, oc Soca eae & eee cee Pia atemesy fae te ms eee Se eae om Seekers cps, speeat wait ire ate Sacer se os eae cetee Peer ee ae errs teasers mee emer Seere Seon renee So eta re an mans (Sa le hee seeeerense, Or eer le i reat Sy wa me neon a Ret ara Ee ems ae ar Pp retold Relea cre, Race te reas os oo ee on, ieee Gee cc. is i Raia: Sees Se eal Baie meee ose a Sahil ‘of adver for the benetit of the ee oe Prerae Ee mot ee Tapas ncn AY Bat Red per ghiiee rae meme re cot Meee es oe oe eee ctk or Pe eee, rk. seer prediarewo i aac ae ete See Sete se te ey Sas rset Rempaeias iced SORT A ras Saeleioty a ome te octaer “ Seeed aparclatty curs the boi — LYNCHING. eS on has been sent ont from the Depaftment of Records and Resareh at Tuskayes latte: “L send you the following information concerning lynchings eae ok ee Lat, wenrding 1 ‘compiled department of records and research of the Tuskegee Institute, Monroe N. Work, in , that in the first six months of 1921 there were thirty-six 1 ‘This is twen- ty-four more than the number (twelve) for the first six months 1920, and seven more than the number (twenty-nine) for the fet se months of 1919. “Of those lynched, two were whites and thirty-four were Negroes. Two of the latter were women. Eleven of those put to death were charged with the erime of rape. “The States in which Iynchings occurred and the number in leach State are as follows: Alabama, 1. Arkansas, 4, Florida 4, Georgia 8, Kentucky 1, Lousiana 2; Mississipi 10, Missourt 1, Carolina 2, South Carolina 1, Tennessee 1.” ‘That twenty-four more Iynchings should have taken place ‘this year than last in the same space of time is not an indication fof the growth of a public mind against it, such as had been hhoped for. Nor would it be in accordance with circumstances as ‘they now show themselves to claim that at any time in the near future, this mind will definitely assert itself. It fs to be hoped however that this condition is not, as hope- ess as it now appears and that the forces at work to check this ‘greatest of all American evils may soon begin to make themsel- ‘Yes more noticeably felt. ‘We confess that the situation now is not roseate with prom. ‘ses of allevintion. It seems rather that in the general unrest that has attended the period of American reconstruction and ad- justment the forees for good which have until now worked ef- ficiently for the direction of American ideas have either lost their grip, or swayed by the seeming importance of other con- siderations, ceased to fimetion noticeably. ‘The increase of lynching i to be deplored, The failure of public opinion to guarantee its diminution is a sign of a lassitude ‘which in its ultimate results may be disastrous, Lynch Taw fs no law. | When lynch flourishes no man is safe; no institution has guarantee of permanency, however beneficial it may be. ‘This is a truth not to be lightly east aside. Subsequent events ‘will prove that the perpetuation of American ideals depends upon law and constituted authority. > |The increase of lynching will of necessity be accompanied by fn increasing disrespect for law. Progressive people seek to avoid rather than cultivate such conditions. UIT LIFE AND THE NEGRO, . A recent report of the Publie Welfare department of the city lof St. Louis shows an alarming death rate among Negroes. Par- ticularly noticeable is the prevalence of tuberculosis; and in dis. cussing it the Post Dispatch has the following comment to make: “It is unnecessary to repeat the comparative statisties of mor- tolity, but attention is properly directed to the prevalance of tu- Hereuiosis among Negroes and its menace to the entire popula- tion, The so-called white plagueyit would seem, is predomonant- ly @ black plague, and if the scourge is to be banished, the ques- tion of Negro housing from standpoints of sanitation and gener- ally wholesome conditions becomes a matter of large municipal concern. Whether sanitary requirements and regulations as. to ‘congestion would touch the roots of the difficulty. may be ques- tioned. ‘The big city is the most adverse habitat for the Negro. ‘The circumstances, concrete and abstract, unavoidable and for- {tuitous, are against him, Beyond all that, he lacks the necessary evolutionary equipment for the brick and iron jungles by a mil- lion years or more, The Negro should stick to the land, and that is where he would be today if he had real economic and industrial vision, The black man with the hoe is on the right trai.” ‘The reasoning of the writer of this article is in many places reminiscent of the “good old days” when the “evolutionary eauip- ment" of the Negro, was held to be nil and eircumstances had not made it possible to disprove the contentions of his adverse critics. ‘The time is now however when the “evolutionary equipment {for brick and iron jungles” of Negroes is no longer gainsaid by {those who in their search for accurate information, give to facts their due consideration. "This scribe may be said to be a really ‘rare bird” who would have been at the height of his glory 40 yours ago, ath Tt is true that the alarmingly high death rate among Ne- eros in large cities is and has been the cause of much specula- tion by students of public health statistics and regimes. But {their findings have been that poor housing conditions and a lack lof Knowledge of health fundamentals among Negroes has been responsible for the prevalence of tuberculosis among them rath-| Jer than innate physical weakness or lack of “evolutionary equp- ment." . ‘The past few years have witnessed a’ migration of Negroes| 1s of others to cities large and small, drawn by the lure of higher wages pecrentional and educational advantages. I ‘When it is remembered that city landlords have always been | and still are interested in’ property solely as a source of revenue. one can but wonder hew any of these tenants survive the ordeal, of unsanitary, poorly constructed dwellings situated as is true of Negro rental quarters, in the least to be desired portions of), the community. | Tt fs possible that the “black man with the hoe is on the| right trail.” Under more normal conditions of wage navment, pro- tection, education and recreation there could be no doubt that the | udvocacy of farm life for black men would be in order. \ ‘But taken as a whole, and though Nesro farm laborers are | probably. less fortunate than white farm laborers the zeneral con-| ditions of them all are unfortunate erough, rural conditions now onotencon agen movement ack to the land. The problems of health and well being in cities with congested populations are complex enough. But rural life, at least as many laborers of| Georgia, Mississippi and neighboring states have found, is even more complex. \ “Agencies such as extension bureaus, experiment stations and rural Improvement workers, have already made progress enough | to warrant the belief that in. time ety dvellers will be again drawn to rural life, That time is far in the future. | aged 110m, now that in facing the health conditions. in ident to the to ities of Negroes er rar tnorities sk stents would fo wel to ro en far oa in establishing health regulations and requirements upon lords will as upon tenants in the hope that they may prove their to the general public. nour bole ha if this x done it wil ue found that ee) Jotionary equipnient” does not play so important a ine taining a low Gea rate from tuberculosis and other contagions Bocas to dwellarsin crowded places as an ipartial distribution of sanitary jes and general health inforrmtion, and oa President Harding's dsarmanvent program will cause the ap pearance of many “conscientious objectors” but the taxpayer will not be one of them. i It iy our belief ‘hat a reat Pan-African Congress will be a difficult of actual attainment as a League of Nations. Garvey, thé ruler of the Black World and DuBois, also a large factor, hav peculiar notions about their “individuality.” ‘The disarmament program will cause s.me other orator t ride to fame on the ears and nerves of his hearers. ‘Thoy say that law is codified custom. Would an anti-lyncl law follow the rule or be an exception’ Chief Justice Taft will now be compelled to think long ar: well before expressing himeelt, Nobody feels his ourden as keenly as the taxpayer. al Paes re cali Ee Englard and Ireland are at peage—for « while. THE DALLAS | DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 1¢, 1021 woo | WOE NY THE MIR ; Msi } Sf rineree| | Aaeeeentie') ai nee LIC OPH tthe first | has sis twen- x months) RECORDER OF DRED, ) for the) President Harding and his advisors must think either that our were| Yt In the whole country is worth more to the Repullean port “a rer ot coraling white votes enough to count for the se Pit party Ia lactions tn the Southern tates, or thatthe Tepuble |e tron now it cam do as it please; else he never would hav rimber iD the Nogro Republican leader In Georgia to the post of record Florida 4,| siaybe-it in good plies for him to Xeep the Negro foe i Hssouri 1, snd Middle West Republican. A lot of Negroes live there and |ber apparently ie tncreasing rapidly. ‘They might be the bal Ken Place| er in almost any sieciton in a number of states where there Indication tage tent Datween the (wo great partion. tances an likely tht few Ropabican adorn over rely hi ances OF amash up the solld South permanently oF that a Souther sat Jest the’ deciding eletoriat voter Ina Repabiican victory. jope-|}80W that there are. Negro voter enoush In some’ political heck this] no Republican los to d0 a thing the Southern white voter do provided it ina thing that Inks to Keep Negro voter in the Middle Wot ted up for the Republican pars. Tale proba ith prom iyo appointment of Johnson te be recorder ef deeds mand cd|__ Senator Watson's comment on the appointment is some Skea of: |The Moraing News doen not share his opinion that if Johns her loct|teen Republican atonal ‘committeman frou this stat. Mt her cont| would have carred Geargia, Mr. Watson, lke afr. Hardwick [fai that tease of maton ue was the ee a are of|9t thes two teaders In Grorsia, whereas fis more than Ik Ata ot van Mii ofthe mae tae voted opines trad Sole oe situde) cinor about the lez.” Many of them would have voted for [par of his latrm, “hes would have vt or hi ily 1 he had supported President Wilson and the Tee as th Hens tt oe at mor Tara 1 a aS President Harding and his advisors must think either that the Negro, vote inthe whole contr fs worth more (othe Republican purty than any pobilty of corvaling waite vote snough to count for the Tepublcan| party In lectons ta the Souther safon, or thatthe Republican, purty is te atone now Wan do a lous, ele ho never wand hve nyoiied the Nonro Repubiean teador In Georgia to the ost of recover of etn Marve is ls coed polis for int 10 tesp tna Mac's toe te ts, ors and Middle West Republican. A lot of Negroes live there and their num. ter appareally i nerasng raplly. "They tight be the balance of pow in apie cay Secon tn t aumbor of sates whore thre fo noua a lose Heht bétween the two reat parton : 1c taney that few Republican Jondere ver ray ak they can smash up the wold uth permanently or that Souther sate will oer fist the deciding electoral votes tna Republican victory, Dut hey de now that-there ary Negro vote enot Tn wme polcally uacetaln states to give Victory to the Republicans in many elections. So it may be bo Republican low to om tar the Souther white voter done aot ke Provided it ya thing that thely to Neen Nexto voter the North aod Middle Weat iinet up forthe Repsblian perty. Tole probaly expat the appointment ut Johoon te be reorder of decd, : Senator Watson’ comment on ihe appointment ls somewhat radical ‘The Morag News doe not share his opaion that Mt Johueen hadnt teen Republican nation! eoxieeman from thi tate Mr.” Harding outa have carried Genta. A Watson, like afr, ardwick atl soem to think that tw league of nations issue was the cauee of the victories ot theo two lenders tn Georgia, whereas {tt more than likely (hat Teast halt of the men who voted for ther cared noling one way of he Cir ahoot tear” Many af thom woul have voted for Watson, Tefardlem of bis plafrm, They would have Yoted for him Jost as read iy the had supported Proxgent Wilson aa the Tee us they id after hn tesa to eve that suport SCaavanseh, Oe | ere ea ‘The North is wetting the Negroes, and the North and the West will, have an many of them aa the South after a while, it prewenttendenctes continue.” The Columbia State, which has begun, with a sight dropping Of an eyelid, to deplore the tendency of the people north ofthe Macon and Dison line fo be untatr to the Colored people, aay thatthe Nesroe In the United Staion Inreased in number during ihe ten, year coasts period tix and one-half por com, while in apite of the war, the white population Inereased sixteen per cen.” ‘Tho rgnitieant thing ie hat Threetourthe of the main In population for the Nexvoos was made tn the Nord and West The population of Diacks In the South Increased lect than two. Per cent while the white population of the nation increaed sixteen per cent. ‘The State coxtinven: “Althourh 45 per cont of the Negroes are stil residents inthe South, nothing could be planer than that a movement to other sections hy them has started. Tt should grow in:volume and ott wil grow-—uales It be checked by northern people, i9 violation of morals, law andthe solemn Pledges of themselves and of their forefathers of friendliness to the south-| frm Negroes. If the northern people shall not basely betray the sprit ofall the promises of thelr spoKenmen for s hundred year, they will the vite and encourage Negro immigration and they will weleom the Colored heweomers, not obly by protecting them in thelr leeal rights, but by ade milting them fo equal opportunities in their industries and commerce" | ‘The Negroes tuck from the world war are better fitted for life tn the North and West than for life in the South Tn the North they are expect ed to anrume a porition of cquality in polities and im the matter of self protection. With the world war training which leads them. to. demand full eivt rights tney are forced to tse elt eoattol of to ight. in many portions of the South, where they all to vote, they could easly Nold all ates The string of the rac Into the eater ot hitherto much tn habited bythem wil ereate many problema in he new territory, but they will be minor problems and will be met by methods much mote atlstac- tory to the Negro, except when, ay at Tula, tho Negroes ereate very Inve enone. “mh there wi ore or te tain ab more or endanger. The Calored peosle wil do well, f Industriou, In any town whore thes donot intertere with the white man's deste to keep hs race dominant tm publle atta "“Manenenter, N. Hy Mir. and AM pv RNS AERIS GERM ‘The percentage of increase of Negroes in the United States for the hist duende 8s ecdoty amar taunt over was before ta & ceases ps [ott aroun comment throught the cqnty. hy conparcon with ‘white increase, tht of the Negroes has Ween faline sine they were fmnaneipated, While the race wan enslaved I mulled rapiiy "and Headly. ‘The good wense and humanity of the Southern sve owner bas had remarkable demonstration and’ vindiaion, It wit hardly be pated now, reeardene of the right or wrong of th slave tytem, that {reedom, tuddenly thrust upon the Negroes, doomed milion ot them. to remature dest Tho manner ot abolition of slavery proved ighflly festrueive to lt tended beneficlaion. And now, 64 years after It wat fftectod, the question in ncoaly raised whether er not the race Will sore vive it” Im the Tong period preceding The, the Neerow nthe United Slates were helped, protected and developed by contact and association. wilh their white mastera "Uncle Ton’s Cabla” was and ia no answer {0 the vital statin ‘After etatelation the extremists of the pollicis and abolitionists deliberately and malignty set out to destroy the friendly association be- teen the races ih Sosth that Nad pfoved the salvation of the weak er. Not content with puting an end to slavery, they refed to pera the subaattton of dew trendy relation between the race, both tee. "They feat tmismaries to the South to array tho Negroct ato palin! antag Bie tothe Whils people and they muteecded In thelr deslgn. They eon. Yerled Negrom Into what they had never beta, a poli!” meaate, and rowing protsaly the nels of hate m0 peparated the tv race. that sce {hen endeavors of the whiter to belp the Backs have. been contoualy dered and embarrased, "Alone sueceaion of sensnon reveals the Negro race ax tho viet of Wher bigoted aefiah and supld pote. Me Nearo mara rae has nereased. "The birth rae has perbape eeretped. Only that Southern trator was thinly setted snd hat con: fons of ving were therefore exttandinarly ary has saved the Diack Tach from decimation aad enabled it to achieve t measure at prores| ‘When the whit inerease 16 por cent, In tem year wih Inraton nately ontering Into It and the Negrose 8.6 percent, the alow extine- lon of the. Amerean Nogro Tate ssms to be predicted” uleas some ae hall be done to osor Something shouldbe done. Obligation of the highest charcter rest| on Southern wale people to help the Nogroce. The white people have 0 sight to cher the merece the wromsa they have suffered on ac count of the insane mishandiing of the problem by outsiders. The hour lW'come when they shotlé again extend to the Necroes ta other ayy th {nelligent and Yamane roperision of heir heath and Sabie that the) save owaern gave thom, "That the Negroes arw free doesnot rlleve White Bee ates ie oe re ae ee they cannot espe the duty af preventing the snncensary death by thou anda of Nesro children, We doccive ourselves i we say that reedom freuen un Im forgeing them. ‘The day has paaed when we bave an {oiae 'o fear trom them except ao far an the Hnoranc, thelr poverty And fhe erie and dacase ineldent to them teect upon tx Every pomp. {ing of humanity and canon sense is that Southera white people should ‘eau, under the law, the rardlanahip of the. Negro rae to sat ie teach it, to lift It up. The business of the Southern white people ts to uve Wand alae the best of I The North has ried and faled and ihe North Koows Hand tc Sous opportunity has come asa. When ‘the South shall seriously go about the task, when it shall give the a fume the sort of tntrution that Istuted to them, when the sanitation fat thelr Nomen teil have attention, aad the helping hand shall be let eemerounly and comsateny, the Nesvoce wil respond and be fateful The white South hat never mlstrested the Negroes as & rac. The ast SE years It bas done no more than defend tel now tle pase ‘sean to (urn foom am atitude of Insittorence and. negiact Batre the Fouthern while people int noble oprortuaty. Nieto ale 0,000,000 of the backward race to & pase of wholesome living, ao that they all be ‘oral, contented and healthy. AIT ths ean be done. withott the ele Ing of sinc of Talal eparaton end’ tnteg'ty bur ruber wit the eenghtening othe white rae Ine ascendant poston, "rh opportunity whould appcat to the couacieace of ory Southern ‘eovernor, legislature, college and progressive antociation and to every) [goodman and wow sn. ‘Columbia (8, ©.) State. 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Inexpensive, ‘et Rte tetas vie ee fee cic tek i Be gt a Beit ee seo waa Siow’ mt Stinking water to Rand un= Ane pall Gate, Sts cil rake ie ets eee sein Wings ited Rat wae Snes aed a bd shee ae at Pal QUeKeM ince a “eaucer in tt and Sas Sa oe a ae en oe ek Mahe et fe tee ,Thomaa, Je grim an Aaa malemany fi, ei Want Ah Raeeteste Senate leranet ee ote fe fe eeeh erm sae 2 irene eat at pees are a ae ae asa Esfored rosiment a ei Bley aha ecteein oe aeons wert See © eee Abodt to "Fieve tr cammosion’ when wuch ebout happiness thie month Pa fetid Mapa ie! gelation fab aaa ace ha eter camentat Hae be fara 6 tos zim KiNeDOy gH RCN, paeipe ome Hee ieere senag corte a eco ey Lee nese see fe ce gee ie wt es ethos ee en oh, ated “la eth ee eels atts teat eae Rah rise ase better heros eaten aac eta ote tate Lae aera Deere nae fae ote Eo a en ee ee ene = “Muntord Plekiess ay i ee | Sear certo tet Oe sr Pel anon sams Pe Freon peppers, a ee Pe eer aaa lec: hee ecek URS wey ie ee iie eoieace | LIT ELn THINGS THAT HELP, Mint Vlaegar—Oar fami oniey soe quater of utnt vinegar much” shat hate tetce ae ceca Bey fete shana, a, cea athe amin a fh hae Ee Rion ont tet ee Bee th ehMac i i i Greiaeeals esses ir Oe as eee Salas Shey od : AAEATR « patna” Snag <a Mraa P's Stat heap’ tad ar tact te rections, cutting through | tee inh eka he eteaPe ae setae centre Gate Matt tisings Phen are Bien BM NS WP. Are Mitoatth ale MSS {eihted ade gh edie dts sf bitter td ae eupul af pewddred RES See nape eo Festal Bh hase SAR dae ts ike tals stipe ae necrisnee op alanine cine saree. Serer cnk tare aii” wil daca Iga Se ee aetna cad cae eR Se HMinangy Meg eae See sce ie Peta et oe nada ee Rye neal eu oc Senet ah Pat eyes is ee Penta ce Mes chan ee eave ae site Giitiens. tne {io dtbmeruea them lace the, Balt Se tle rt sndittahet thet rae iN a Sa Ths Wane Sac a ty aS eee es cotta eee PRT TT et ee mien wage aT oem ne pgerteintta De sel anne Bet caivihe ar ks Eisen bie “aan wane “this Ment. ded es Samah a ead fae rar day oS" coe ie Pai roc POM SARE Sh ace da Mie Sebi ect ste Nc Seed ea a Cees Bret tara? ae MARA FRENCH COLONIBS PROSPEROUS UNDER KBPUBLICS. HUMANE RULE With Area 22 “Tlimen as Great, as Moaner Conakry and estos Po ‘ation of 180004000 Future Loshs Bright Indeed, ee ieee ta senna ite furaings; entering 2 house, ane tral follow i eustoma.” In governs fg ce olonial pomseasions “France han ‘tinayaYollowed. ths couse, henctine two easenthitethe part of e"hatie ‘thelr cust) and jie par fo elt (ie. te Foe Prance the penetration of ci. ‘ization tacana ber" ent and “wu: {or 'gif without, ‘dentroying "the Teal attibaten of the annexed. poor Bee im fact. she cooniders thats no ‘ater how inferior a race maybe Th people ir severaholeesconae one of a ceria “rodisventary tence egmandian comparison. with what i tiered in piace of (One must not forget that the na- dive te the Veins. inearation ofthe farih dt, nouriehes and protects Sim. nd" nat he in identied, with {isaoil and ite productions. By "vir {up ot bia mauve. ntullion Behan After ag strusele, Docome aster ft nature whch ne been the be fect ot sally observation, the Areopst of hin weapons. ithont be ine able to transfor it aciemially. Trench coloaincre and colony. ao anluittatonesail those he. are it {eresed in colonial expanstn, under Suanting ie importance avd baying inion ke Ferry, Downer, Gallen Tyavtes-sindernand. that whats {nein the material is alpo tru Inthe ‘dost Therefore the colema elmo of France in based on respect St the indiyvusity” nd. mora! con Stienee "the native smelly ihe Suvweal perrone ‘That in why France Bheloved by all her uct France Finds Mer Hencticent Gen fae"ta Staal Miner Co From a colonial point ot view ‘Fennoo sisy pas tound het ereicen [Fenlus tt Albert Sarraut, the preset Mingner of Colonies. WH hi gpl ft enerey and. ortnateation ther™ I fo duit hat the Hat of prcaperit Sii"toon ahtoe on all French ole Ties and) protectorates “Tne importance of France's, col nial” dimicions ix ‘but, inaumelenty Knows thouth ater Great Britains fa'eecond to: none. “The French. ea ‘onlen comprine T14K90 sauare i cmetorect es the equivalent ot the Sreae of he United Slates ang ‘itaka “ut together, _tweaty.tw iMmes that of ‘France’ and. with ative populstan of 19.0900 ‘From an economie pornt of View At is Bot known. widely enovch “at the French colon afer chet mae fin, open to insustsal and comme ai ‘Netvten and tbat rational explokation ot ‘hie aural we {ale ant mineral wealth’ tay ‘have Inealeuiabie resulin. Furthermore fly" those well informed In ter faflonal mance. Know that the ‘com> meretal turaover ef he French olan Ii "Smpive wns 6681,000,000 franc ‘1820, and that JU mabe be tend "Two af the few who have this in derstanding and vision, and who. ate fxperts In Ahan, ave few ayn ‘kb and ison sinGitancously, thei opinions ofthe sreat vale the Premed “colonies, “Otto He Kab, in Ahr Maxis (Pasi), writen that nb ‘pinion’ ent of tie" mont Interesting {otors ie the comednck_of Pruner ‘mould) te the development of her Tantus immeney rie olopia ea pie. “Hlenry fe Cooper, slee-ret oent of the Pgultabte “trast” Con fhany of New ork, nay in the Part tion of The New York Hernia tht France, with her reconatered. ter tories and ber wolonien, In asc Cerne raw materiale wn capactty of Production, becoming n power In the orld: whiet few Amerie rallz And atl" Frenchmen ipnore p'To. write wc history of French coloniction one would. bave to £0 ‘ck to Ave centres before the dv avery” of ‘Ameri by. Chrigtopber Cotumoun. “One woula have 0 Jo fow the asgoe,ihermen ito the real sean, punsiine. the wba, lopping ea the coasts of Maine: fone world have to follow she Norman ‘iiiors'on ibeir adventurous ‘ruloe {othe Gecidenta ‘coast of Ati, o the. Roselle sailors tothe. coast of Death, ur duolelx We. thon. cat flor aad Chumpitin to the Faint Las rece and te Mianaaipo erat ream 1830 thal (be ora ot 'rtanede colon pole com Stereut, ‘herd 18 by” the” fan IAigernin expedttion, marking she be Sinnlug’ l"eiviiradon in Africa hie “Atgetian conquest sald 10 Ihave Been the tenult of the Dug, Agere afro tn a. robrescolatie Gr trances tnt the causes. tendins Sp to the aront ure to be fori a ‘he ‘tnarebroninm of itacy ealsiting ‘on uke Mediesraneanthe cra SRaetionsrand. the neldeat of ane bot arted the extvedition that fextroyed the hornets” west, "Today Aisle In one of the, most rpacnineent yar tu the worl ne Riga one" of the most” beaut and fertile regiins knows eine Pott cuts, Tne "aha rons ‘peraun, of her tfeuica Sind ninerfalrienes. Her Dative pop. ‘lation collaborten in ndministratie nu Fosernmental works; reliion find. Gustore are respected tades fin atiranahp aie Gevrlopits ride, failwaysr ports, the. most perfect eocout_utiliurs row number, ius transforming the land ot" bar Darian and slavery. ‘Not more thin bait 2 century ake frame of navee fler’sbed In. Atria ip the door of Algeria. France tered the dark. continents, means 6: fornmuntcatton were established, ad {he ave. tram disappeared tthe" nuldent of the fan" con daucued Pruner quickly 0 her ext fisomeut in Algeria, consecutive foventecamed Her to aswime a 1 onderant art i Tuna. at she ould ot teave to the care of others ite true that her otercsts fn th oan’ date ick vera coats the Cone of Mrance having lad etehtieiue’ Air’ tnd ethopie at Gin Tale splensiors, om the shores of the Lake ec aa oer torewnan moran ca vennetarn Tee ant te ipte'te Raaeoead Pretgng Infoner of Pranee Bri aie Rafi Moroes, AC Tae Nese, eet ot aks Nene late outa eet Pats lot poet ari froma fei lprta oh tha ree ole Als tes ee toe Genes "a atte at SR we coc tec ceases fesleuse ak dart Grea Feteen tase tas mast Foes tak cece soaee sores ae ences Rares Haat oe decane, aac oo eee esr Pe at a cesta. ri tes sien nase ic earns ee coor say im Mi at “aa Stern vane aut ie Greece sien eee es oar eter oe ple against France, thus obliging Re fitted pave onset ee Ta Goh AT Re tnt mice thy Geta and tenes a fee ereaat ea eject the Pro ean noe Bo? ety atte ttger Bue feiastneasceera aries ee foe woe letter ted tt wen Pecaiie cat aero es een ces te es ue aogaee PS et, prem. oocpation ae Neen te come ae Sika earennee Cations. Tire eae tee te trate re ai poe a wetiae ene went namie eta pert at sas Oh wt ist ner cred ec Se eat orate’ coon be eute,iosae asin Pe crit ten tee ae lon Gascon “te saat ie tne Seton a ere Bnet ene ee fos te foresee ooo rcs rum cs ie tt tanta et ese” AN athe Neteane Rrra Ou aut a Bieri wee eae ne feu atest tee tae Cor ated eee wry nice arto aadit atta rent Benet tee. evar raise per oar int fan mee ae re i wet ema woe ease tee iettere ante fee weet ua’ Ge new Malt Speeerevene: Se ster ie sess HE posse’ aaa ins ened oe car rete eco een Aenea at nea Sacre ete way te recess ues sarees ee Sing tne ramones oer Niet hie Tent Oe erator St ne Recess He ee ere pene ie fas sal ence meee fe ae Sela pera eer atte vad or ent fe tnt set yt very eee etic Sattar Pend ce a eaiere it ae Eaclae ae eit wast Coe it Ate ana See. Jey Te ota We eal Saar et toe oe Issa Ne ne Migr wee Re arent ta ea rin Re as hon baton Mesa pee ans cer fetal eie: eset’ area Iasoreders o¢tan nce oe eae ane Saat ton nis by sane eit ese beste to be eal setae tecnae ty Soret Ie Sense eco Rime teen sacra Ete aah hy dasa a feisteg tan gat ot tte ete einetd Statstat eras ei taht of irene Geeta athe feueReciotie'oe Suse ie rare tine eee sree Ninect’ Sr'et See a sine at” shar as ena ata nt te ie ia nd oe ar ac tenn prepa force ‘ena itn efahtene inane ia orien portent ane Kien out the, vm ot colonation Hes ah See aes “oat ce eich ateate ha awn Roatan pet Sf Snare fr tee eet Stolle tad ta Set eerie react ee Rid sy cat Sane aa. Ta Rescrsentciy (eteret sues Senora. Poa Dio ambl ree ines ahowey wis Bests, tone ine mrttan Pena Freed odie nites, rere moet iad fee satan Iaerer"tron tee cha’ vo sete ect as code Shae eheh srs nx" Sede Me Nike" Alps, "ais on Kee Trem the Sondan tothe Tndepen act Satt Con nde the at es ee Seer ae a ee "HE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1901. Khousehite elviltzation—ot prebla. fore fame. ‘Wrong atiibuted to, Aft, atanatecr, revealed 0° he" Oct eat"wader te name of "Madteae ear ‘by arco Polo.” waa ite shout 1800 ty Norman and Britany ators. wavatunun. aden allege inland" iguaind""i 64S" mlehetie accorded "tothe Diegpe" Capt Ritelt the tuner Eatln' to fund elon there bu iCiran ony 2486 that France be aan daily mistrean of Sadh tear ‘and that action and’ ad initratan were commented an Secomplenes "yen Callen on sf the noble, figure aon Prene oigninns ender. ‘This island, Baving anton bi cor than "Prince by 40,000 sau Evimeter, pomeme, ered, miner ocaubie ada aint weak Th itches, hue arcopan the pro Suet of iaon, reat, neverte ea, the benefit of Pinnce. Cares Her Chilton akan Roth Seas Poxsemton 0, the. Bouth Bens alo. rate hat eati hor eli, andes Poteaions thre are aumergus Qe the mgetimpetant i Sow a toon hi afhiglacs, ha ne Het tonged to Francs In th be ooing i eon annexed fo er oe fontestons ine South’ Ses the Sense ah fehkke wan Tah bu Soon xen Enledon, war dctare prio tome strooy pur sao ¥ portation. “The elimate fs salubHious, Brahe atv formery cana ba fee farmers and valatte seal Nero the European France pineat numerous ote archipelagot near New Caledon the enable of hr South Be Dotaciiogh woeld be incomplete [ord ‘Hoskadet, oe aldo Star ther nara dependency the New wees ‘Tule question i of rarelar fn tect (Frases, who hopes tb fain soon" the" Fecal of he soreetty. tae he forcing fern of the Mite ofthe Claas fe have the anpezatin of the New Betdces Gelded wi craity cen, au the Prine Miner Aonrtala "fa completely a tae a ths stun 1 the Sew Hibider shold be a orto another nation, France rath seu tooeeions tid be ine an cten New Calednla wot te eparned fom abl Will France again make te mia tae perme tele tb erected peer heat and her pou Scson Indochina by toring th Tiare psseges, as ae et the nen ag Wosid ae want ‘i Teen" ner ortega fof her we ie act oy senng fertnin fantasti sueaton rece {y"put ort, ruagentone tt wl a Ciccone, evn dapan “cera [Fights tothe port ot Noumea Wont the not be obtied to on js attode seca fe "Calted"Saien? Why. seul [France comment tomate any sue fencolons to the Japan beng the’ peaefinteion at whom its arendy fo 'detond healt is 2a | tn-chine Otters Many Seine (pxamples a French err |_IndocChina It here ia a coun [tor an ensemble of” aust thas hows ain poate of rene sett in the Par Baa ete itis Indo-Cia, Cochn-ching, Sn |nam, Tonking, Cambodia and Laosm | tint wondirtal itor and [ons thay conjure ups sue bathe tndanaing vane Jorg tan [scare bail desta torre [Geant ot Junky and nam [yoann very and atrayon toed [Iiendor wadreamed af grandou thdpevent dymates strange an io" pnt tiatins Toya pla [nha eared" prelncn: tombe ot Pas [thd resent dynasties nro peta wuperpottng of he In Hivneeo¢ Budde and Confit since Prone ocapation of Ino nina cm of groper ‘hat he lee er et Steen induaty, edeaton, scene ana [are fourahine, The" son ind, |Chineve has her edict not schol of pharmacy, of ia, of 2 [inti tetra’ Seng it a etl ot elencen "he ttent odie [ese senoai ate eompoud ot tives an wale cAlnde and Spe [ic win to ene by Prene [Port Ruch ak Saigon, vast, mar Iie" Arsenal Haiphong "wr [port fgorsae and tees ate tn [Brea day" by day forthe rea Brot of rar Rastrm: Prone | "This. short outline, though um: Imary and therfore ‘acess [complete wil open’ pew horsoba [the edt” onthe Ieportaner an Yeathvat the Penh Sioa [ice ther az ings to [tone ite “Frones_oleies an Inetectarates, ianaxe thet et [arr ite, orin od [tt tanking ‘he hate te cau [nea withthe conan iin [five otonlal roarcmns of Albert Sevratt, ioe. tregeie Miner the" Colones ats at the fu! sao jot‘ ihin Tg enecaton ot the ro frame kes mone. mash toner FOI tmuety a ata’ of api Prance-Ameriean —eo.opeion vould sive intereating resus L bar [Mtenyauoted the goin ot funn “American naclrs ons abject, and conclude by" sayin that" eat county ike the Tie SinetEtamot attra to enoe th fae" of ‘ecoome sepantion, an hat ere aan opening i‘ Prevok elena sates te. wit YARMER KILLED BY ASSASIN® imeem Se tea aria He Seta oe eee te Sciam euate Ca Se ene Bar cee fie mete ies Gee ieee oe Scope ware ee Se ieee take ee FRATERNITY OF THE GOLDEN ‘CHAIN OF THE WOILD MicArx AUSEAMON AND LECTURE OF Dr. E. ARLINGTON WILSON TN AUPOWTRAYAL OF “TH LR fg p eaeee (ers The Praterniy it Hncoamge in the ‘Worn te Ores Fexetechl eoime moss ot te Golden Chats of tho Wand sian yfeced athe Macedon Bae Tar Mine oe “Sanday the: eth fake, “by ters'B.Anintion rien Ite” Secor alvded ‘Me "ancouree Tes fro'sase that of a tec tae diet ote meee nba e ‘ture feature contained much infor. eet sua “eatin for “te Sees Tehulie the ples the ata ot ERB Aa the die ecat t ae fariee at abt osope in publ Siuaees Specially “in traveling om te’ king oud. ast"“untwued for demonstration in Taising. wide tir Me ey ation tad Tot "toned nhnors ad (the paso at seopet for ive me testa pre teat" ey: ay nas tn the stn ahs hey atamed” tony “in oe fect all athe sme cae were Ietne atte condos sad wore 68 the tans ot and would "Sonat thee iPany taht eon the" same Sten cin” ddBoe partaue of the Site deotataion "renal ‘ak femno Reign bo What he was SSogetea ip! ana thouekt nimble fetter this’ otters, he" Tecure Bet wat ney a Pl f snes fo Wee tha ‘ede yd ei'by thew "who ake wera Trasn tee are sect mastera to tra ous Eeonle "and ott he ett “Siber ealioe ‘ante ‘Sinatra bt siti tht fre"chouia eration Toten nt Ste cu‘tsen torino Galt we esata ia" cinina stobe teen of ete aikip'and comms, ‘etic “OF tree tre ira audersce_ snd theca donot uve ference tethose wae are athe abit et jacting with decency on trains and in public places. In the sermon features, Dr, Wil.| son ceed ten she’ Wan pot St le ite ot done, the, song Suet type nto how thie erptter Tous toast auton” ad wet ofr the eute ince tee Easagetent ot affire ts". mee Saatton and rovidine forthe ooren fear et famine, Tu perpen et od cla "Eat be detented rhe isaner of iteans becomes te alr hot wener. of the ost of nas ior’ "tecmie the. Fier of mcsy movie anf proviner alee Fito ato Honopht nave atthe feral" the and of Baye and Faron took Sith as from hi anda ett upon Joe hand tad‘cfaped hn a retare a fine tiat"sad pots goa chan ost Nenethe he “rected and’ tas rear one deapiaed and debased sc"tmuiaen bynes orthere sow Scouna'a mienty ler through he Drvidence ‘of God, Man’ prepoeed that God disposes. The purpowes of fica “a ‘tpes"t "ein aniod fu Mist seawoms thay out ‘nate a fiaied”= "tin Seats. at eral Hie'waye_ Sigh and holy Vout isi aybe owt et sehr a Toes be fantsd’ts te sites Pee Poses of Wed, and” alt ibe well ik seu. Gad “ei make you cael For."Sasp ie" rewarded To. fare tne sea natiog "ate tne acts lst hata "tha he tay ‘knoe he RH aaning the aoe lee decpian essai "oad wt [fo wort st the plans nade hows M3 Wis cimerng the "dreamt Te Grease eres bn pike ae lmoeat tas eat ts pisos cd fo hotd' hi, hein to bee role entomatae” poets tush is Heke! aon’ ore ists: uy se Ievalrs'und het whe detuned te Roe ated, haslart Se decked sith Sng ca" nit and, snd [Stn stbetoe shout hie Sect uke \sory othe edeatens anda. the noe and stant are Tvenied {0 the [Brothers of sfoweph. He who” was Biiead cb de ease cis sed Hthe second rater of the anes The [tistedbecorce the ‘eict" corner idee [ke ehletbuter forgets. Soveh, eet pmo fro he cece {he"prtenremerterrsot ihe prom lise bade ia Jonsph when he Somes [before Pharoah iat ‘Pharoah ‘needs ha intoomeet and ine eile taller | Ser's Saar Fomcnters shat Jovete Sad deat fot Kit sud toe Seber tad [informs Pharoah of the powers of the Hebron’ ind who le brousht bes Hate Fanta ana" wakes fasta the Ghat tthe ruler wes tne me ecu Sna\Abe wise‘ the wie Hae fades “in "iron, Seen arn, it was the ine promotion, thay Wt eco aa hon wEsPop nortnatn dani aks Re eat And “ereeine ahd shopine. the "iit ru hen ee ao ee He Se whic Soa much proportious"int tne" fy att Se pereen fea es Rh meat ae ag System fof marketing’ the praduct ca i et Fer ee, Brest, oo fo eo ora ae cea aie te She. Sian Se deat racer ge Sc Abn ane Pa : <rttaen et ee eee Fa eka gpl fr ee ae aio Se Me ee < OPT AG) ga ea ake < etsy a BAS Be ere va Sal iy ft | ‘ 25,000 MORE PORO AGENTS WANTED ics ls WP ac EP ncaa Poro System of Scalp and Hair Culture - and all Branches of Beauty Culture Terms Moderate Diplomas Given vane recone PORUEOUEGE co uA ake eae earpent lat to heure Bandrutt Lor tater" no mutter ci arena saben Pegi oe Oa a Er Biencptegs” sow “cna eachinee, He Pena wr exntes se EAE BE hn —. a Grote Tt" wien Sin'aanvas ‘City call | < | a | Se i ‘\ | Ba, EN afsae, Sec sieccat ae te oes ois nd isae ety Sea ipo is ee aaah stadt lake ed se ened al Po hae A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY. HAIR GROWTH ASSURED . HRSA ie whit i start we em ee tr eta eae ae | BRE naa en ae ‘ Fle Bete ee tae ys MADAM A. m. SMYTH Reo 410 N, Geary joe Waarts e7] , cata, a | Spe Mee | HAIR ,GROWER | My Ais Celene \\ mute] 0) Vane a) aces vee es ter ease eee S| Scan. cove tos tara mecent on cot ome acces: SS AN S| (See Ay [ie] a sk om tan OT ARIE mat el F Ga | te tt tate anf =] \ Hale cROWER | SS mt r= meri i te reac st en oe J H Pash ant So | OVERTON HYGIENIC MFC.cO.| JMNAR Sake OUR NEW HOME BLOOD, LIVER AND KID- NEYS. YOU MAY NEED VIM AX Vicor 7 ae oe ry Amerea’s gttatent Wenerel toate, 1 takes Mich, red blood and ull tp aaa dows atm, Vin and i ‘ot System Toner inn Bowel Alter: save, Blood Panter Tonle and Ap tet, A wongerf) Blood aad Kez ‘atte remedy- It you are trobed ‘with. Scrofula' Abacerses, eke, Festma,Catareh, Falling ‘of the Hair, ‘rete, Ringworm, Seatd Head, Tolls ‘and varioun Skin Die fase and Hsinors of the Blood give {ie Temeay’ tral ad be eonvinesd at un great alne, Fries 41°00, ‘Theos Smith Drag Go iserIbatore Sor Fe tsth Se {TERTTMIONYAT. 7 Treo. Smith's Dru Store. i ‘Gentlemen! T'bave ised sever patos of our wonerfal Vim and Vigor Spotém ‘Tower. Tt in a reat peeicine T'was thin and all Tone down, had no" appetite, Today T aia hale and hearty 1 am weighng| more inane ever welehed We mith pleuare T sesommend! Vint ad'Vigor Syatem omer to any gue. who ie nulering foun «Th, down” tye Hit JACK MeREINE, 2102 Pasco, Rantas Ch, Mo eter seeeeeoeeorereonessoeeneee’ ‘A CHANCE T0 MAKE MONEY. EVA ATE PRE KR TON aot Waly Bete dp, Ta Bike GN ort lbat! ectea Sustremette"growes, A Pe HRS sabaemae, eeenrane tet {ince "ie anoatheeptteal that” Dev esi ‘We eateuselarts SRN dy ‘hale’ preparations. Agents" wanted ‘PAGE FIvR a, Cs (lan UNUM <e Fifi, Soft, Sik, Long using Herolin je aegis aed SANS Be oe Le ee ae ‘ ni “ay = a ci ea ig “ c a i : : v 00F y * a sesso soeeee See SSeS Sted , Be ')§ BASEBALL AND OTHER SPoRTS 4) : 4h ef 1 OP } 4M hector Q BAY Pema eee ee eee BSS BOSTON PSSST SSS Essa SRST GIANTS SWEEP SERIES ‘BLACK SPUDDERS HERE g- — Te one PRAY, SATURDAY AND ;WrORK, SPECALY MSI Crab Pitchers Fall Beneath a Barrage of ey. sux sno LOR Heavy Firing. Pi ena reuse CRACK, AND THEIR OFFERINGS mus Poet oe staat ebanaior of the Knights of Pythl SUBMISSION — BIG BERTHA'S PITCHER JILES| i wi be"tbe x gamer onlay eae "VENGEANCE FOR SECOND TIME, BUT WISER 22'S Ta aya ABLY FAILED, REUBEN JONES FEATURED WITH TWO |:ucs"""" St Bvemeh tu Scion? een HOME RUN SMASHES. leer Be ei 4 ke ttn a Crab Pitchers Fall Beneath a Barrage of Heavy Firing. DEFENSE CRACK, AND THEIR OFFERINGS SMASHED INTO SUBMISSION — BIG BERTHA’S PITCHER JILES WRECKED VENGEANCE FOR SECOND TIME, BUT MISER- ABLY FAILED. REUBEN JONES FEATURED WITH TWO HOME RUN SMASHES. Bee Peg eas ae lt, nde Sune tte eee ee $a seerie es a See. “pee eee Bee ee eke co ee eter sete aco aee Barge meats ahha SS eee ne ee Bee ares eae as Geir acs eee an See ee ses or OR caren are tee meee tn namices fa Dee wis oe emt ae oe urea tae o? i Stat ie batt aconcene. Se EE fay i ta cans Sos fr Seats San ed play. A gpd crowd gathered in spite of the’ rains, ‘The hands Si ee ty Sed sees ae avo aia fae See ea retens See ea retens Sach Gaia Se ditelatact ott eee cate Sie. | ca ake Sabb i daar ma fe eae fice esas al i aie na nga preerete Oe RT / bee ere seared eras oe eeacs cee be at ) Be ee poe deere rater coos emer ea a eos oe cere Sa tome eae ae Se Seabed sence a terrane eas 6th when five runs were made, Fat toe tes Sct ee ane te coon Guyer ABR HD AE fee gett Brie biss: Rescaiii! Bhovobes i, ws 3 9 9 OF 0 mec tit! Bess $3 st 4 Saati ts eee atts Potale kd 7987 a8 Yara BOL200 Gee oa a ti Rimi kt tl teers hts Fumes tht Li dona, m3 1 1 1 0 0 ee tts hts net $i i 2! rae re Sees tat SPR cs. aeeet i ee eet ot ee cite Seay wate nn ieee] ake Gai a ein an PRG res ~ sans Eis Get Eres, mi Se eee ene oc Ey dM a een "t Ree vacr pete s ho "19 sinuses, Umpire—Low- aaah yonge | ee aD R'H PA Bl pe ae Pte Pea at reer acerace: 3 eset ait 3 4 Bestia FLA po 4 8 eer ys aad: Pecretis A felal ent 114048 9 Sg Go ya a1 Getto i tia Pome itt nade an f ieee Wis EB GS eal AGH SIX, SNS hate ee er ron "Racritic files, Jonen, Mich Srdaon stolen bates~DaviDeable He Josgh.to Forest to Jenkin Rats ot balle=Of€ ie 1, of Del aStreck out by, Giles 3. by Bel fimpireiewintime--¥ hours and f eernnt of 17 60 foram of ine: tgn wan mpoued, upon richtteier Wats tor hi ssenlt ‘upon "Um. re tava it Game Monday. Gaivmion— AD RHP AR Soap eek OL TS A Watton ee B88 ee Pein wk 83 0 8 8 eye hb 8 Sonkinn Soca t1 8M Gila P ek bo ED Seis tk et Bavarae ive 88 8 8 ote db 6 OMT A Dats Har gk 1310 8 Ae aa Minion, Howse 08 8 SL Rides tent 120 8 fr wilieias FFG 03 28 ito sa be Gate tag 2 8 8d Danis plow) 4 3 1 8 olay nnd UL 50 37 18 oatrenton” 222,040, 100 100-3 Seale RC ET eat, Thiee base hite—doodrich, Dar ent: ‘doo baso’hits—Goodich, Dar fie Home rans. Zones. Sacrifice Nita Wateon, Stolen bases—Shanks, Ia 'Jonen, Joseph, Harrie 2 Double bin aton tg 4 Wrllams ks Basen on baila —OFf Ges 2 truck out by-—Ollon 4; by, Daniels 6.” Umpire—Lawia, ‘Time-—2 hours tad 30 minutes = nd Game—Bonday. Seven innings by agreement Galventonsr--200 900 06 8 1 Dalla 490 008 x8 8 3 ae ean. [Martin and Richardson. seers “_Drajiae Mee Rdhardon, War con rhree_ bate nites Davis ‘turin Suction hite--Shanks, Rich. aston, Salen basoe—Harrs; aes Seba “Ot aarti 4 batire hit Sap awarte (Haren) siroek out Bwatda’ 3 hy Mastin se at game 2 hour thd 38 hin. tee Uupite town ROSULAS OF Gabi oMFIOLATEY ont, Meaihn, ah cabvvtnn Day. peer iee es bik Aen eae ae eres ey Sates oY ort wha Wiciia” Wai iy | Petman tet Wiehtts PAM nnn mney Parner at Wichita ali Jay" Peewee et emetic tt ee ation ow Pert Werth Statens 28 Maen ee oe ee ee adr eae on cena evesl a fin taf -and TO wote‘not oiay| “Stel Ar Favote’ to tht ice and mo tar| et St /aa we know, no games wore played.|& diamond Prot rebrt wl bo Tu ne Ila ee was 108g SHERMAN HAS FAST CLUB AND) hea pc a x Reran i am,1comgoned a i SMe’ thoy Pere, i? te Hendrix |pleed 53. mathe Sani, ft Mota | a Bs Pie aon 9 mata tt 1 ‘aia, 5). Wright | 8 2" ich ane de Manon” Wea i eae, toes, eo st harman Bae ae" 8 * en eee sees ‘THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1021. | BLACK SPUDDERS HERE FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. Win, mek, stn ar oat team crt as te aaneeasoreia tae wae Ses eee coe ws a Be Bie ae MRA eae rn tt Pt sahor Seca RESULTS OF OTHER CLUBS IN LEAGUE, ntAcx PATRAS room XTRA yLOOR | Win ana Geuth Bremen cPiacher FIM ‘and: Sixth, Framen—Pitcher Melee Buin Peer | Rangor, Texas, July 14, 1921. fee Sees a ees ees oe cere eee De eee aie ee pease mores tae Fe ita eee el a Fat Sd iets apace st ree ee Pee ets oa ee eee pe 0 | eee ee an es ee ie Sees eee meee eiepans os ne Ss ac ok sd x a oe ce aes 6 « bak iso eo eet ts pees tt Ee peatucenteniet 3-2 ne te maakt t tl a ne Bs ees ie sks Mack Panthers -.100 038 010—7 omenanyt ‘Thrve vase its—Pinky, Roy. Home ‘vun--Balley” Stolen’ bases Bally, Woy. Hardy, Skintlen. Strock oul-by ‘Bérawder’ 8; by ‘Halnes 7. Haver Om balle—Straider 11" Hales “the big. right andor pitehod a real fame and withoat 8 errors, Strawder "would have "won is ‘DR.J. H. WARMSLEY, Rept | ROBERTS, See aig fos Suda Sh Ses Bc Sees heh ESS ects rahe Sons, stint two nomen mieten Tete a a ease Me Set dan aa a soe rates SE ose Meant eae ace erate Pass Gt SF Satins fe Mies, aside enhance fled Hd thir Sur eae Eoin atte ea ikthy wation, uti ot, te cyate'nl Taat "itor falas Gite" toreecetan at a eee Uae ti ste ae ous tay, bt el ota a Features ‘fice "sao Waren, thn Sh thet_ mek eg Sad Te Ming Baer a ar seteny ‘nt ee pd Sm adie tot enor aris” rbatfane. “asa Mi ate al asi othe me ul wind tM vera ht a Tt aia ty” act s"Stec ot Yin it! ede tte ate on Cui t's we ah Panta ese Sac AF end ta wus L0ig,3ar gap yee et pi IB oe a ea teat rt ke re pee i =e reek. SPUDDERS HERE SATURDAY AND SPORT SANDWICH. LOR. Monday sight about 9:20" tn “atork spebial” stopped at the home seen, a west ac’ ores [enanceltor ‘of the Knights of Pythias icc ashes ont puscoee ‘healthy, botneing boy, Pa sol So fp Grand Canncuee wits faa tee [yo a ree pei mece sce Ee Recreate ie ree re ea ates. Im a letter saying that the num- ber'of Netroen in Dallas, who. buy the Searly limit tm Govetnment te erties would. be. surprising wor it'made known, ‘Hon D. W. Hu enclones a copy ofa etter reeeti went trom hin office inthe Fedora Reverve Bank to Grand. Chanonio Wo 8 Wills, “congratulating hm ah the purchase ‘by the K- of P. 0 Tesas, o¢ the fim im Goveratien vecuriien. “The etter Ia a Tot ioe July 7, 1921 Sir W. 8. Wills, (rand Chancelior, Grand Lodge of Colored. Knights of Pythian, My Dear Sir Kright Wills ‘Through your efticiet Postmast Mr, 6.'B. MeCotlum, T have learne rth keen "pean and grain ton that the Grand Lodge of you Order hat Invested in $1.000.0 (aaturity value) of U.S. Govern ment War ‘Savings Stamps. win to congratulate You and Your breth Fe anon hin wie and ae Ive fuent. and. to ‘ay to. you that gives! me. pleasure to "placd "you Grand "Lodge on the. long. isto orranleations and. Individuals wh this year have purchased. the Tat of Goverament Savini Securities. trust we may have. the. pleasure. o velling the Grand. Lodge the lia hext year and of worving it tn. a0 way We. can “Mr” MeCaitum aya you a ver yign"complttient, He sary of 700 “thie man Willis ita Righ lan Colored man. He "took "over. th Grand. Chancetiorenip when. th Grand Lodge was heavily in deb fad in a few years brought (C0 to ‘where they now ave over $60, Opodo in cath Besides. paying a obligations. T think they Ave eneag tain n.taoat worthy work aM ould be" encouraged. "They Dav hover asked one cent from the peopl ef Waco and ave. admlre” tet fernity is indeed fortunasa. in r= the at (tn Mend. auch a man_as Yo thd to Mr. MeCotlum's compliment Tritt to subscribe. my ow Tuggeat. that tt might bet your fraternity's advantage. for" 70 {o'eul an mv the next time you tn allan "T amight be able fo" ahon You how other Lodge funds aay b Invested fn Govermnent Securit that wil give Jou abnolute assuranc wrth “reapecta” to "both safety aa ye are pleased, Wydoed to, teu that "your wife bam “invested i $80 oiTh” of war Savi § we may our Dleasare co Rearm that tbe ha Become the Umit owner by the ea of the year. "Yours very truly, Feooral Dictslet Director. When Jack Mills roturmed home Jato last night, after a day oF nus. tle and bustle, he was looking tor- ward to a night of peaceful soll ude and rat, Juat as he wan enter fg the realms of sweet oblivion, a train of mie fell in his es Hin oom wen piteh dark and la the Bt of the night the ‘sound. was ery uncanny.” Perhaps it was ‘the parting sony’ of a Bay neighbor. hood. party dreaking up? Mr. Mills palied the covers over his head and and Tell fast aaleep again but not for lene, "The ssuale continces and a it became more avaible, Mr. Milla Peoognized the familar” strains ot his latest song. it eatitied: “STRUT MISS Lizzie” Mystifed ns to who the midnight serenader might "be. Mr, Mills droased hurriediy and be gah a sear! for tho intruder. To his overwhesIug amangement, i wap ‘eos, oer Ohn his vaio him ans gift. Mire Bilis mother informed her aon that while be was away it Atlantie City, she amused herself by playing the Vitroia, amd that Ie ow the Parrot learned. (0 oe Sinor Miss Litiz.” | | ij | FORT i | | i | ec era tee fe 8 fee eee i eeee eee aoe Seen eam ee ee ct pace enone ee ee en pee ea ae tea Rater ot ee one acer eee icon ean itt aaa Ae fe an a Stent ce Sea ne aoe pcrantaray geese Bere eerie pepe enn Bee sarc See te ieee es Petite etn ee eae teers preemie see ne as Gaff cara ee oe cera on eens ea feet ia Be ea Da canta Ee te anette The singin by Mla ; ROYAL MUTUAL, Local Aid ‘The Royal Mutual is stl pro grossing vain ‘or thine bot or ova iee'the Royal Mutual, We pay sick teidest and ‘death bonetny ‘Th day‘ thny are dus We sr citering ssleada” provonions to agents I you need aio te ya genta Wanted W. H. Harvey, Pres. W. H. Littles, Sec’y tice, 15 1.2 Cation St rine y= —— ee acti, Seaton, and ee ce first class, he knows .how to or. a pene ee cai eee eee Seren eee er eee roa cee ee a ee Ee em ager cecese me emcee eee eee ae ee es fe eee Se ee Receraes maae ee cet eee ieee ea carrera ee aie et era ee See ees Be AEG aie Pees ee Pepe ore is ees ae Peri mest en ees eee ee pers cee ear ee ee ee eee ee crete ur Eat tee eee ee oe ae eae cate ee ieee" ee eee eam ee een er Egioe secet @ Se ge ect ad Re Se ores i oe eo a Rarer a dat aac s eee cerns | Seoes eae as CRESS ds ieee se ee bhp iy Bos pee ents Boo eS pee ier ear ee kas we ae, eae ea Se mee ‘winners in the contest, one of the ert eae oa een an ere Meoetene ys Sooo were Bite date re ‘the $5,000,000 drive, let us lead.’ YOURFOTWRE || TS HOLDS ae os MONEY PROPERTY) ke 7h: SUCCESS is AMEALTY SCALP— aay} LONG, WAVY HAIR— a aa ss AND ALOVELY COMPLEXION. [fF oy ue imu tha madam. waited ge ce Set fons Seer cole & prosperous future a yours Use her world renowned prejara ons resularly and. have Deautful.nair and'« chdeming complesion 1 your hair mor, breaking off, thin or fling out? vse MADAM C, J. WALKER’S WONDERFUL HAIR GROWER : Dept. D. THE MADAM C, J. WALKER MFG. C0., (040 North West Street, Indianapolis, tnd. ‘Six Weeks’ trial treatment sent any anywhere for $1.80 TBLCOMI AN AGENT “Now a-days it’s Madam Walker's” Salvstlans her datghoer: whe soeersbed her aa Procaent of (he Com: paar sir 2 Tears at etare ban pototad a feomsende for ft Rieu ton ran-O"t a nae and effet compound for rightening an Nha aad or tcc ererticns memine wee oe SA Menai WL CONVINER, YOU, YTHE AURAMAM LINCOLN 100 CLUR af t onammichat, AocraTroN $ fhe. Abraham Lincoln 100 Cla. Commeral Ansmnaton ease 2, Abraham Lincoln 100, Club. Commercial Aasoration ase p Q organized In the City of Dallas, 1920, with a capital stock of $800.-0 Q.000. It ts duly recorded in the Office of County Clerk,Dallas,)Q County Tes 8 § Gonity neras qth otiany purposes to bulld and maintain In the City ot} Datiah a Targe tore” witht ful line clothing departarent as elas) Borate shoo and Hoisery”dopartment, "an. upstcdate airy 46-6 0 fartment, a firstcans Towelty department Hardware ae’ Pust-@ 9 )Ptare, a modern Soda Fowntain snd’ Drags departments wad. ean restrooms for the Indles, 99 Bene sctmba ota tnd wt give emoteyment to many of ene young ten and women, Btow much tack wil you pledge to buy? $3 ber, tae to ake payment by Waal ) ) Date - aveeeeeenee MODE bes Near ua) Q § Name a Abdreas ca) BF one nee ) Sait Ai Vicon i A ' Our Store and'Oitice Now Located at 2422 Mm St Dulas, Terand D Qa". WRIGHT, Drea 3. K. RYAN, See'y-Treas9 ee Cmieaae. SF Sreormemeasgiu vecomgparcace The coming mesting ‘of The Ne tional Grand Counell_ ‘of "Ancient United Kaghts ‘and Daughters of Africa of which “Hon. "William Ht, Fields is national grand master to be held in this clty August Ist_to. 6th Inclusive, ts ‘being looked” forward to. as the ereateat meeting ever held in the history of ‘the organiza tion. "The organisation ia. largely roprosentad In almost all” of the Inrge eles in'the United States and on account of the large, member. ship, hundreds of ‘delegates will be tent’ here. No. money oF time ta be Ing withhold tn order to make” this a ‘pleasant way for tho "delegates tnd. vistors. Rev. TL, ‘Scott. I chatrman of the General Gomeuttee, Mra. Tilllan “Heywood a necretary and M. T, Malley ie chatrian of the Tocation committee “Samuel Foster, 244 E. lat St, who has been confined to is home Sn account of illneay, in feting much bette. “The "Pourth, of July celebrated by hundreds of Chicagoans and oth es was pleasant one. The plen! kiven under the auspices of" Atwi Chapel was a succoss as was sever. al other private plenle held. during the’ day. Baseball and. other ‘sport wore played. ‘Several deals were closed throu tho south by Mt. T. Bailey, president Tho Dalley’ Realty Co., i658 State St, who ad ‘taken up realestate matters for clients In tection of the county. ev, W. A. Blackwell, pastor o Walter's A. M. B. Zion Chureh, 3800 Dealorn St, will go. abroad. the early part of "August to. London, Hr cland, where he will attend. the ceominiai conferancé and visit acy. cral other polnta st intereat. Rev Blackwell. will be “accompanied. by Mira W. A. Black wel Nir Hile G. Berey, D. G.'W. R, of “Household of uth No. 3404, wan sivon a. collar, a handsome pineo of work, by. the Househald. Mia Borry bas” been, clocted. a deiegate 10 the convention of Eiks whieh convene {a August at Bow ton, Mass, to represent Warden Terapia No. 16, EB. P.O. EW. ‘Mme, vella ‘Carter, 4509 Pratra Ave, will weave the fatter pact of the month for Camilla, Ga. where she. will hold. the annal convention of the Cartar-Syatem of Hair’ Dress ine of which she is founder. Mme. Certer will Valt other potats south givir valuable. Instructions. "Auworbey Frederick MeKinney, 184 W.. Washington Strecet, has” been sailed om Important business to Bale (more, Mae AUoraey McKinney, will away, wil visit eoveral other points in the east - NWGRO RAR ASKOCIATION WILL Me naires rant) ieee fe, ein eee as, il Sg tat ee eck Winn Gee tier Ree Gite one te at ats Me “ASS ATR i gem sa ag N29 oak damit Pay jr ou Sc att ee Pee ar me ied Tent teat neg tt ci a ey TARE it ae ce a, Seti ee reas tae ea eae er ea edt MT Wt hy Ree, Meat ities ae aime Biss dan sara ie recente raants to brevent the clearly toa haw? ote we erpect ee eee tale tama Bit hn Si beet ate “SL, Onakl explained he spoke in al- me near nat SUR Covioktatar ie fee ais is Tele Pra Be agree eterno ecm a th irs Sasriaer eka METH OF NATION Pata Advancement ut Solored Pecle, “HE Firth Aves New York today punouncet eter yas See ait i a a eae Tthe' Toe Angelea Timea, of June 17, rape Sp Bs Dena (ES oie hm at Tani Mhte” catia mean TA a feet ein nes ee Creat alt etn Sui, tnd tae Malta? acti ct Gectaeee eee log ae on dia algatea'ey Sled hs Mar oe ae Re = ‘iiee Regina aie Cte ei sie ragaaatead eal gic ts ag gaia Rn OF THANKS, Waskom, Tera, July, 14, 191 New tance ci a: many frende whe’ aaa’ toe Tho ern end Sad aaa TE Gurior theatre tua a deat of my dest sie tnd outing iia tera Span "be pared” ihe ie remmat” oe OF tier var beta sot ay ie ish thank aso: for tne pany “boeuf erator iow whos setred ar pal peee ere ganna’ Genre, vedo Irena snd Pie 3, Bae ‘Signed: Sa Ente ivi cols coerce, News of Your Home Town DALLAS THE METROPOLIS OF THE SOUTHWEST PERSONAL MENTION Mr. B. F. Blaire of Cuney, Texas, was a pleasant visitor at the Expos Saturday. Mr. B. Foster, of 2991 Thomas avenue, and Mrs. O. G. Johnson, of 2991 College, left Tuesday morning for Denver Colo., and other cities in that section, where they will spend their Waxahachie, where she went on a vacation. COUPLE OFFER HOME TO NE GROES AFTER SNUB BY NEIG HBRS. "Reports have been spread that Mr. Schmid was against the United States and Schmid "And this is untrue. It is true that he registered as an alien in the United States, become a citizen, and, furthermore, the war he took care of two children so their father might fight against them. Mrs. Schmid declared that large houses have been thrown on their property and that adjoining property is building a high fence close to the Schmid warehouse." "These people have treated us so meanly, Mr. Schmid said, so why should we have consideration for their property, and why should we buy we will sell to him. We both come from good families and we resemble the neighbors told a reaperson, we feel against Schmid was due to the fact that they had built a high fence around their back yard, Mr. Schmid had told us one gives them a thought," Schmid added to give his family more privacy. "As for the neighbors slandering them, no one gives them a thought," Schmid added to give his family more privacy. "They are never talked about by the people." DIAMOND MINING BIDS FAIR TO SURPASS RUBBER GROWING IN BELGIAN COUNTRY Popular opinion can do much either to make or mar the reputation. Congo calls to the mind of the average person. If he happens to think about rubber trees and tropical vegetation. "Belgian Congo suffers from the conelusion that it is a great rubber tree of the of Belgian Africa, and who is now," as a matter of fact, he con- tinue, "the most important industry in the Congo, the rubber trade is flourishing, but it is outdone by the more romantic industry for diamonds. All the fortunate stones have already been taken out of Belgian Congo, and all the time new mines are being discovered. So promising it is that the conelusion it will be only a short time before Belgian Congo will rival the diamond mines about Kimberley. Diamond mining is still in its infancy in the Congo, but it is a highly precocious infant. "American civilization in the interior of Congo, where I am located, is VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE IN NORTH CAROLINA There are now in operation in North Carolina sixteen county training departments of agriculture; one department in a city high school, located in the State Normal School department in the State Normal School countyville. The work in the countyville was done in these schools the experimental stage, for wonder, fun results have been obtained in the countyville, and these are these schools are located. A survey of the project work of the seven schools in the countyville 1511-1920, shows that 220 colored hogs grew crops in a scientific farm, the average income of land and successfully raised 275 farm animals, the average income of land and successfully raised 275 average income per acre was $78.49. Most instances the yield and in- the New York market, selling them at the then prevailing war prices. When the student's financial relics are sold, he sees to it that partition of this money is placed in the local bank. The seeds of thrift as well as of industry are thus started. — R. E. Malcolm, the South. — E. Workman. TAKE FIRM STAND ON RACIAL AMITY. Council of Colored Churches Meeting, in Houston Officially Discounts Foolish Talk Among Their People. Austin, Texas, July 14. — 14—the dominant race, the white people have been our friends and are still on our side. We wish to put ourselves on record and encourage foolish talk, speech or propaganda the part of our people who in failure against the white people. So states a resolution adopted by the State House of Colored church national council of Colored church has just concluded its monthly meeting. Fourth Missionary Church (Watts Church) at Dowling Street in Austin has unanimously adopted, is a riting plea for unity between the races. The president of the council; Robert W. Wells, secretary; W. Johnson and Johnson. "We rebel the that the community has stood for the Christian Sabbath, the moral enlightenment and development as the mute witnesses of her church spree will testify. That Houston has stood for the public school, college and university—in fine, for all those vate and ennoble a people, for vate and ennoble a people, that the feeling between the races has been one of mutual kindness and sympathy, that the dominant race, the monkey and are still our friends. "As Christian ministers and troopers of our people, we wish to stand for our friends, our monkey and good will between the races; that we shall use our infinity, that we shall use our infinity, that we shall use our infinity, good will and kindly feeling between our racial group and white Foolish Talk Discourage. "We wish to put ourselves on record as discouraging any foolish talk, and to encourage our people, who influence or tend to arry our people against the white people. We here and now to record our conviction that the good will of the white people of this country therefore we shall encourage it by our own persuasive appeal; that the ill_will of the white people to our race would be a liability and a calamity which we shall not allow our good conduct, and our cultivation of the good_will and friendship of our good friends the white people." "If the good white people of our city will accept the olive branch and the humble suggest that Houston follow the example of some other Southern communities and give an inter-ethnic marriage, and goodwill between the races, thrash out any misunderstandings, and goodwill between the trouble-makers and breeders of racial strife, thereby furnishing the ounce of prevention and forestalling What Has Been Accomplished. "These inter.racial committees have promoted fine and spidery raid, throughout the state of Tennessee, while the male light and right of citizenship have been law-abiding and intelligent Negroes in inter.racial committees that are against the state's laws, and understand between both groups. The great trouble between us in inter.racial committees is that people are really and in truth al. people the better clauses of Colored people are really and in truth al. people our desire and prayer to God that we may become better acquainted. Our friends that we are willing to meet them more than half way in any way that we note good-will and harmony between the races. We have every THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1921. NEGRO LEADERS MAKE MECCA OF RESORT. Reewt Has Wonderful Clubhouse, Private Railway Station and Score of Sumptuously Furnished Out- tages in Addition to One of Fines 6Pathing Beaches in State. Baldwin, July 14—In all the state of Michigan they are the state of Michigan they are another such unique resort as Idlewild on the shores of Crooksville, Baldwin. Two in a hundred resorts can be to Idlewild last summer and every last one of them was a Negro watering place in the United States with a railroad station all its own or by reached automobile. Idlewild, Colored professional and business leaders from coast to coast. They York and New Orleans, Philadelphia and Portland. Among them are doctors, lawyers, teachers, clerics, Negro settlers in large Negro settlers in large Bower of Beauty. Cottages Elaborate. Some of the outcages erected by the wealthy Colored folk are as elaborate as the best of those own, and they are located near here. The entire resort is laid out in Banks, with streets leading from the main drive to the lake, where guests can enjoy her name prominently displayed to aid strangers visitors. The lake is a sandbar and bathing area with a driving platform, and pier. There is a boat livery in addition to a power boat for the fishermen; and men of the first class can fish with fish of all sorts, and nearby are a number of good trout streams. They have their own dances and parties, receive their prizes, and win and are otherwise a distinctive colony. The entire lake shore is their property, and although the lake is not a popular snoofer, are sedenny annoyed by curiosity seekers. With the resort already opened for the season, two score of new cottages under construction, it is predicted that idealwill have a population in Instead of feeling annoyance, the famous fashions hung out and rewarm around this city thoroughly angrive the Idlewild Resort. It has a large, sprawling campus together in a distinctive colony. The famous Big Star Lakes EI El Lakes and its camps and other great resort waters of this district make no protest against it. Since it is far distant in the woods; and the Nergees have no made no attempt to starve the Star EI or other lakes favored by white resorters. They never visit GOVERNMENT CARING FOR DISABLED VETERANS. pharmacist. He was given vocational training and recently has notified the Federal Board that he had, with his brother acting as associate and personal attendant, completed a formula for a proprietary medicine. Plair Pearl (C. 285 110) Private Pilot Artery. The pre-emption extension of the formula on October 3, 1918, entirely devised and bearing impaired and troveled injury. He was under hipital treatment from date of injury until August 2, 1918. He also sides his double permanent, total award of $200. compensation from date of injury until August 2, 1918. He also made to him the insurance award of $27.50. month retractive award of $7.80. month retractive award of $7.80. month retractive award for a truck driver before joining the army and a severe accident received a compensation for a minor accident contains the information, "he wore artificial LAUDERDALE COUNTY NEGRO FAIR PROVED A DECIDED SUCCESS. Meridian Miss., July 14—The Landeridge Negro County fair, the fair grounds conservatively estimated, attended by two thousand five hundred, the fair warmed, dreded, theances of Lala Tales, Negro federation demonstration agent, assisted by Prof. J. T. Harris, supervisor of Negro education. Prof. J. A. Riddell, county superintendent of edu. facilities, prof. J. A. Riddell, county superintendent of edu. facilities, art and science, cultural agent and Miss Catherine Staley, home demonstration agent, awarded prices in the merits of three hundred dollars, held economics, art and science, awarded may be mentioned; Fertilizers, food stuffs, hand-plows, for fertilizer, hand-plows, for pressure cooker modern washing machine. Hoover vacuum cleaner, electrodes, handcraft and all kinds of pressure cooker modern washing machine. Hoover vacuum cleaner, electrodes, handcraft and all kinds of pressure cooker modern washing machine. Many of the progressive citizens many contributed to this most worthy prize. BLOOD HOUNDS USED TO TRAIL FUGTINE. (By A. N. P.) by the award of the banner for the state federation that recent exhibit at the State Federation of Colored Women. The ban was handed in the finances $418.18 was spent providing social entertainment, spent provide fitting social entertainment, and friends. $204.18 was turned over to the Nursery. The balance $130.91 was spent for local charities, church benefaction members, our brides and "new brides" and matrimony and encourage motherhood, the year and added our blessings on the club roster still holds 4 charter members all "rooted and grounded" in the community. The membership has given loyal support to the club spirit and have made distinct advantage very proud. The season marked a step forward in greater club work. The City Federation received a more loyal support from the State Federation of Colored Women. MISR A. H. D. FY09, Pres. SUMMER SCHOOL NOTES. MISS F. E. G. MERRITT, A TEACHER OF INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL AND DEPARTMENT OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PRIMARY METHODS IN THE DALLAS SUMMER SCHOOL AND STATE NORMAL INSTITUTE Miss Merritt is the organizer of the Method System in the District of Columbia and besides this, she teaches for twenty two years in the city of Washington in the District of Columbia, and besides this, she teaches and visited the schools of France, Switzerland, Germany, Belgium, of which she has taught and visited throughout the United States and touched more groups of teachers as an instructress than any other. She has taken a post course in French, Literature and Methods in the city of Washington, and she teaches schools of Mexico and the schools of Canada and has observed them in operation. That our people will, as I know they will extend to this great character every courtesy that we have given to her. W. N. Harlee to a reporter of the Dallas Express yesterday. The Sum. School will continue three weeks to August 8th. PRINCIPAL W. W. HARLEE MAKES THE FOLLOWING REPORT: TOTAL AMOUNT COLLECTED AND PLACED TO THE CREDIT OF THE SUMMER SCHOOL FUND IS THREE HUN- JRED, JUNE 20, 2014, AND SIXTEEN CENTS, BALANCE OF $27.33 TO BE COLLECTED. It is Hope That Every Subscriber deem Their Pidges, Including the Churches Will Re- The following persons and chur- ces have contributed to the Summer School Funds since Monday, July Mrs. Anne Jefferson of Los Anzuel 1902 Wall street, is in the city visit, hail after a long honour in the west since-in-law to Mr. W. H. Page since-in-law to Mr. W. H. Page VELVET BROWN BEAUTY PREPARATIONS Southwestern Distributors Telephone Haskel 3031 Mrs. Cora Booker, 212 South Hill avenue, returned Monday from visit to relatives. LET OUR "CLASSY AD" BE YOUR SALESMAN Your product or your service can best find a buyer when it is widely known. A classified ad in the Dallas Express can spread this information for you because it goes everywhere and is read by everybody. It is the cheapest, yet most efficient salesman you can employ. Try one today. 25 words for 75 cents, one insertion. Four insertions for the price of three. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR REMOVED. permanently by Electrolysis. Moles and Warts removed. Miss A. C. LACY. Haskel 3245. 7.16.40 BIG BAGGAGE BARGAINS HIGH GRADE LEATHER SUIT CASES, HAND BAGS AND TRUNKS AT HALF PRICE. our sum can be DR. J. C. MEDICINE Offic Office 9 A. M. 20 $10.00 7 P. M. Office F-57928 $8.25 $20 $10.00 $8.25 $40 $20.00 acres $11.25 DR. PHYSICAL PYTHIRE $15.00 e $24.50 Prepare now for your own trip, as these bargains can not be had later. Suit Cases, $6.50 $23.50 Suit Cases, $15 and $20 values, $7.50 and $10.00 Hand Bags, $12.50 and $15.00 Hand Bags, $15.00 and $10.00 to $20.00 Trunks, $22.50 values $11.25 Trunks, $20.00 values, $15.00 Large-size Wardrobe, $24.50 2913 THOMAS AVENUE JUSTY PREPARATIONS DELIVERY REAM ..... $1.10 POWER ..... 52 OIL ..... 52 GROWER ..... 26 WATER ..... 65 General Commissions instantly by ALTIES COMPANY, "CLASSIFIED "ADS." Tyler, Texax, July 14, 1921. We wish to thank our friends for the kindness and sympathy shown to us during the illness of our beloved one, Mrs. Carrie S. Windahl, who departed this life, June 1921, and for the beautiful floral offerings. Signed* MISS ALBERTA ROSEMUR, Nicee REV. S. R. DAVIS, Cousin. 7.16-11 NOTICE. The Golden Chain of the World, S. R. Johnson Circle No. 113, will be locked, but once it is unlocked the third Toura each month. MISS V. J. STEWARD, Secy. 7.9-27 COME TO CALIFORNIA. MRS. L. A. BRADLEY. Registered Spencer Corresez Warner Brothers grace of your figure by letting an expert design a special model for a particular needa. Spencer Corresez a special model for you that is charmingly irresistible along with comfort that is incomparable. Phone X 7646 for special fitting in Warner Brothers home, or call at 2312 Floor Street. 9-4-521 For Sale - A good corner in a desirable locality in Waco, Texas. Address 4423 Indiana Avenue, Chicago, IL. R. E. L. HOLLAND, M.D. and M. S. HOLLAND, M.D. Office 3205 Thomas Avenue Office 3205 Thomas Avenue Office Phone Y-5344 Office Phone Y-5344 Office Hours: 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. 5:00 to 5 p.m. Dallas, Texas 6:25-14 A. S. WELLS, Attorney, counselor at Law 296 Pythale Street Dallas, Texas 12-62-42 Dr. R. E. Hamilton, Physician and Surgeon at Law residence 3205 Thomas Avenue Office Y 6844; residence H 4027; office hours: 10 a.m. to 12 m. to 8:00; to 8:30 p.m. Dallas, 11-14 Dr. Lyle-Veterinary surgeon an understaffing Company, 210 N. Pearl street. Hours from 9 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. Willett street, Dallas, Texas 7-29-tt DR. J. G. HARDIN, MEDICINE AND SURGERY, OSTEATRICS Office 488 in Ipswich St 9 A. M. to 11 A. M. 3 P. M. to 5 P. M. 7 P. M. to 5 P. M. Phone Office Y - 5798 Res. Y 2840 12-3-5-128 DR. E. E. WARD, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON PYTHIAN TEMPLE. PHONES: Y 5537 RES. X 1901 DR. J. HORACE DODD, Physician and Surgeon. PAGE SEVEN. DALLAS, TEXAS 7-9-ff PROFESSIONAL psec eeu Sa a EES, USES SE ISS TS SC GL a LL 5 fa as race marr —————— VELVET BROWN PREPAR. ARATIONS Yor SKIN ana Tiki are the o> ra of years at ‘Sxpertment and Mody ty me The tact that 1 fan p eraduate Medvernw ane Dentarg isa SO UARAN TES that the, bet Arua. propery Sombined ae eee HAIR are the re- saa yt poke See aSt me Ste ta at, err iain icici Besta as Sea RANT fast aa AS ieee art iret tse ar Teves: tas rar 0 ma vei eS owe Epis” line" dom a Sor ona ih Mets “postutrely aun nv ty Ge hale anya eth Si aby indo "be int meted Sri tt & P"BNOW Ee "he PtatiNg ee are TOSIE these "preparations and yoo Ft lor am, 830 Fone ra i ie 2 Vote mee Feel Tae roo tonple freee Se ‘eur tari ope aie | LVS, omens im sae TEAST TY ano, a ANT ey HE se Se ea “anstant Delivery from this Office.” Aint chreh wi cive a barbecue Gone sm come ls Gn erm fad es erty sakes nd pn. ven Seay ave i come at. Ro Mone ronc, i tr tae paren nae oe She poor hw. wi Mi Mey nay as tm om thee Mi stot ban oak te boop atthe ting ie, Ts rat key rei Tar ttarnoon, actin wel, ate. sem Ama Jay 34-0 A in me eek art Nie Se" cin Say, PS” ar Sec Ran” hii ee Fac tla, See pate Sits ts Marat oat Het Bin "Roma anes fh Ends sts ofr esa Moore ia vsti tn Palm Bok at" Cea tered fm, iene Crone taal ren Fata Toda hah arty “scen ee ee uaa wa HS ie porn ar “ Palestine, July 14.—Despite the eit, lta tt SeuPie ate Sie Perham Bening Fang shoe 30 meebo SESH Rothe TA Ei ths anton, Eat ig ta eh oo ai Sa Sue Sr oer mapa sate Ou Sit eat te a a Si Fa ton rat enka Na uae da Bat cBebureh bari the ‘bay. Fin oF OO todas So, $F sera hts on A gly 1 sprouts, ane hy the Bs Sahn nat ak Sent inthahoe”e Dare Botiah Sta Cnn, Jy Hosen ta oS I, tease, Hae tervse and preaching bo con : eis Sat te Siete at Mark Baptnt chur Se ast Shes Montane fet wort, an ne ferritin ee Ebr and Uhh ey, ha Seaetta taal ey ns Sie tai se bop ino ie Mgt meee Minh Sot Faye haa verona ek at Bees “ae at IRE ata gy Sues a SBeuias Min Wad ant iSite te sr aot Sunes Ries Hei fre Service Mite "cele Se, Sa Nat Whats Bese a sia ne Shove ent" ta Talent” “har oo “aad eter of Meine is Ea'Ri Jay hoe a iSeae mace Same ha ZO Fh et a of subseribers. Everybody read the Saleen ane a Ja oe abun Tenaya sie laa cs Siig See acy ‘TRG Seton tag", ia Sieh stect eat ae fe ae Eerie ter bad in Oy Kota SOT inet ate Tajo, Fate ort oa nee atthe Tae Se Seema,‘ Site fetta ner att gerne alsa tn itt nonc"et, ts car sentences Mo nan Se le ig hana BeaMe rte, Me’ Jote Fu Worth, a mice. prowat. Nez Be ee Mad thn Put Rint facie ne wncato ra ins Wan ease, han and Ped te Alvarado, Sunday. Mr ‘om and at Sn dave Imptere ae ag Be niu Orioveme. ly. Mr Erling at Ouchi SU Me Asada "bar ner, es own ling oe Jee aes EaSoe, fae oun eee cee natn i ance cata REE ete murd Booted aed ine Babe ve ig oon bre eaten ok ae Pe i Bh ly ee ie Pee aT Ne verte am ‘Mr. Eddie Givens was injured taxt reek at the Banta Fea shops, br Baa" Kay is ill confined te. edt Mine Bont Gardon in on the Mok det Mra A: Canney ie Speer Ine slowig: ie: Dekinnon aad a fetter "who ‘nets ‘nee ta the Joba Soa"county oil nave ton rlaned ir “Gharln Dickinson, who sha Ima. tied Mtr own at “Afarate fe‘now i the Johnson County at Gattert, July Nheetiey A Poster panto of Providence ‘Baptist char BUA onan apet few hoon fh the ely Monday en touts to Bi Shave Prot Ac. Miss exe Monday tad pti-the claim. st $500 from the Oda tion, du th ene flares of Met MeCations, Mean Men. 8 Maimmond ‘area si atthe ative of a 8 1S pound a Hine" bruiher of Prot. Dea’ came irons Hastop, Noany an ‘een (6 fonen Pra, ois sche rother sie De Ao rsby fete Sue fay. ight tor, Cleburne, whero sh an ON nate mela ot Be ero worn Mr ana re Cha tie of ork Worth. are tn th ety tbs eoesty ot Their parents, Me ad Mra" Norte tre aiwaye wok fame, ai their id home, for tht Fienan are’ many. ran’ carpenter Have sonimonse 13 wreck the Od 8 Tamer h: Meh, church provarston {othe orelon ots now, edifice ton Koy hope a, fei te tea nex Mey dere Strand Mea Br." IA, Matos “cad baby tad ort Sones of Deyan pent few our n'ai Watney, now" IE Footie ett Sunday” for Beatinen fon busiest” Th following are he fia hts, Viege Wilder, Geot ei Atends Book Heven” ex’ ebere ett and sien ‘te’ Dusian Sorkin and Me. and. Mra"6. Doe Catherine “Adatie "ono "ot Calvo Tom’ igi schoo! eraguaten” tr tom dav ao for Balas 0" apend ine" rommer with ber sister. Prot 8 A'Mine, wes elected ‘principal ot the Wat ‘Toma ‘ity ecto! tt fo. the writing hae nc “announce hts eestancet Sire. 3 2 Coreg ton f'n lovor of the Daitan apres fhe, nev” omplaisa tthe pies nested'"by ‘our people, Me 8 Boe mye, it contains food to nach Smitha the Calvert Srocery ‘Con sent th evening atthe ‘omoany Ofte Tamdny tsioger fod No Sei of Me Insaiedftioere Thurs dy hight on account of the back wardntes of tas armors few attend. a the otesion, Mrs W. 5 Annas ot Fore Werth i tthe city pends ine, a tow dyn with trende and falatvens Master Wille eae, "ae companied her Prot asa Birt A.W Bin of le ey reenivod the an. mouneemant that their son, Dr. Te ie Mins, M.D and Man ‘alco ¥. Hiynsse, both of New Osleana mar Fed teeenii. Dr, Mas” wes roared in Calvert id ho haw many fiend und “acoauintancen “hete “who, wish for thea ch recess’ and bap pean ata BA Taylor returned foe, Hemmpateadr where the tent: cathe Lincsn Atociaiin. re Mary aaxwall returned from the Amodation Sunday urine the, erecilon of the new st yumer Ao 3% church, the ser sien will bs vid in the parsontge Weary lea fo note that Min S Harr ia proving and aot be tp hea! Worth Gator orth Fever sis ive alm, to ihe 'Dallae Bntem tor North Ca vert tore, Den Bowles. Neve Ac Shar are 2H. Wilame: Sim A Wiltann” and “others returned from Hempmtea, where they atend CPM tineata‘Anwctaion, Met B Wauoe it now'D. DG. ct ot Bina Calvert and win. Pro. a. i! Aine aon a momorap dive tor ihe Ot Yehiows House povld ‘of Muth and Manos, and he’ hopes tO lant at Toast” four Imagen ot nck ‘by. Suis. 822 ‘Soa Mint’aod be ill explain plane to rou. ‘yl, Fuly 14 Mm. Be Can. well han returned tro “ay” Sty. Houston and Galverton Pret, 4 Kunin ban sere from his va mation a himtaspn and "Teaneasee The Coton et roy returned me sity tom Shreveport ‘and Mas au Au pave a etch pines Toxine one Of ach Me. Sonnia Boy itaber) “Oar “a Konan hi, Mo. acompented them pr thelr rin. They” "Wad plan fo motor to" Gtimer Sunday. bat ihe Tain proved therm, TN6. Cot fone shop" in afl ealing. sen hack to work Mestre Madieon sad Loule Strode ‘ax completed a neat ih ot peering for hr, ‘ate Bledsoe. Mrs, Brancts. Warren, iat on thc it. Man Ven Ricdson fe taining” hovers voce tor the Haptit Beday Seo!" Con. vention which ‘wll ronvene at Heth: fave Baptist chase in Auzvet | Sim, ara Pita, who, tnd ‘een x member af the ChvatienAatoal Benovlenee society died iat week tnd het death claim wan paid te medially. "he had, only "boen 6 member tro months, This a t erow: ing iatesion, It wan organiand Mt month ag ahd now has stem wea of. 600. Ith motte Is: “Do "wo Bur We Wil Do" Gumey. July 14-—Sunday servic wan rained out. Weary. havins Frequent showers. here, which i ‘ery refreming” Mr. W.'c."and. ce Minor" Gindye’ an "Stavie "Price Prof, ke Mamiton and Me. ining "sktnded tho "teans_ iat Svcro Darinem -ssuo" ‘at Daas Trem, July tnd thoy. reported peer cicereth eaten, Ha i "Pros ‘retarset rom ‘Balan rosk where he has been halon ‘elon of the. Siate “ensue an Jatso doing some field work for the ‘omeany. Mire ‘Tissie “MeCienda is fie Banh wap at Ye. Mar nd ani. "who. Ma jhoen tn Wichita Palle for some tim: i Nome sasin, Mra. Annie Campbel ot Ore Clty, Texan, is visiting rela ‘THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1921. WEGRO MINISTERS CU-OPERATE vere TEACHERS AND FARMERS. aban fonds una 9 $2 gloasly, allied. |The teacher should irae isch trict Bee Mai once: eee aaeetee e iecey oe See eats ian, feet cece ke ert Ea ge a a Sane ree = ae Orttae eta" age Us Lo EE a i eee mre cae, ata Serie des ale sa fe allan eran ita ore Yeas Ree eae Se a al tht ee eee ae ean ate eh ee tae enc ake faotiiguonst, Church" and ¥inancing Or Re Viale eae td Mh Your wir village, who Inthe “dis isne"nard Mie lion apa Sear Ghia art anf Eo gh yy teh omeg [eg Rae ee at Gost att at ES Soe eee nae am eens ru beany wees coe Selnise eapreceed by Dr ttaseom ‘ta feeaharabs on, Une weacher as Bie ees eee, ae Ears, “os aes, a East See eee Setvate chowls "RBG the "rompense Bai san antennae unay, whieh wilt "bs aca for educa Core wae Sie? 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