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3 CONVICTED IN GEORGIA PEONAGE CASES 5c PER COPY EVERYWHERE ALWAYS PROGRESSIVE DISTINCTIVE IN SERVICE VICTE EMPLOYES IN CHICA- ARE INEFFICIENT. CLAIMS NEGRO EMPLOYES IN CHICAGO POST OFFICE ARE INEFFICIENT. SAYS SOUTH APPRECIATES WORK OF ROBERT OGDEN Tribute Paid to Plan of Education Made Possible by Him at Hampton. Hampton, Va. Nov. 17—That the thinking white men and women of the South realize and appreciate the prescient Odera's widespread, intelligent, hard service to the South—and, indeed, in Dr. Samuel C. Mitchell's appearance shown in Dr. Samuel C. Mitchell's book, which was delivered at the unveiling of the gift of the late Edward Van Buren, devoted, generous friend of Hampton, devoted, generous friend of Hampton, placed in the Robert Curtis Burge Auditorium at Hampton, was designed by the architect whose bas-relief of Abraham Lincoln, whose quesarian statues of Generals, the favorable attention of Hampton's In introducing Doctor Mitchell to the West Hampton audience of students, he said that Mr. Grieg stated that Robert C. Ogden was the president of the University until his death in 1894 from a brain tumor. Robert C. Ogden was the president of the University Institute owes to Robert Curtis and the University be told. What the South, both white people of the South and the North, owes to Mr. Ogden can never be told, to Mr. Ogden can never be told, to the kingdom of God was great beyond any knowledge. Philadelphia Fair is Incorporated. Founded by W. E. King VOL. XLL. NO. 5. Says That White Workers Could do Work With Less Expense. Claim Made at Washing. (By A. N. P.) In the meantime, the Colored clerks and carriers who number 1400 out of a total of 9000 employees, regard the staff as they are preparing to guard their interests. Henry Lincoln Johnson to be Confirmed. Negro Vote Helps in Election of Democrat. Negro Vote Helps in Election of Democrat. (By A. N. P.) New York, Nov. 17.—The political climate about Mayor Hylan Democrat. Now more than 70 percent of more than 400,000 plurality, and the Colored Americans of Harlem added to the majority in some pro Mayor Hylan reason. Colored to one for the Republican strentc campaign for votes within theocratic Tammany Hall. There were signs by the bcre and enough Hyllan enthusiasm to make high waves personally spoke several times in the town to reviewing the mummoth civic and address all the ground breaking for the new city. In Virginia, the "Lily Whites" who were the Republican program's eliminating the Negro votes from the Republican party were defeated. The Democratic candidate, John Mitchell for Government, polled more than 20,000 votes, a most significant loss of organization was shown. It is claimed only 600 votes. The last Republican candidate, the remarkable showing throughout the state, won forty-forties. Louisville, while the Republican city ticket was successful, the Lincolnville, cutting down the Republican plurality, and the state ticket won Democrat Louisville, logistically led the ticket, Wareley and Returns for Alderman in various districts. W I GOODHIN LIBSARLIN UNIVERSITY OF TEKKS JUSTIN TEKKS The Dallas Express By Wm. Anthony Acrv. Gifts to the South. Gifts to the Nation. (By A. N. P.) "The Republican Par- THE DALLAS EXPRI D IN G ACTION GROWS OU SMALL MOB IN GEO ALLEGED DEBT. JU ING VERDICT. ACTION GROWS OUT OF WHIPPING OF FARM HAND BY SMALL MOB IN GEORGIA TOWN TO COMPEL PAYMENT OF ALLEGED DEBT. JUDGE COMMENDS JURY FOR RENDERING VERDICT. Atlanta, Ga. Nov. 17—The first convictions for押罪 by the government occurred when three young white farmland county were found guilty of holding a farm hand, in involuntary servitude. Erwin Morris, said to be the ring attorney for the federal penitentiary for one of the brothers, and Sam Gardner were given two brothers, and Sam Gardner were given Tower. The Negro, Brown was given two months to answer the sentence, counsel for the convicted white men gave notice of the court of appeals on write of circuit court of appeals on write of Morris under $1,500 bond. Hugh Morrison were required to furnish $200 bond each for the release. MAURICE MAYES LOSES LONG FIGHT FOR LIFE. MAURICE MAYES LOSES MUCH WEALTH REPRE NATIONAL M. E. CONFERLONG FIGHT FOR LIFE. SENTED AT BANKERS BAN ENCE OPENS IN DETROIT. D. C. Medicicos Organize For Cancer Control. D. C. Medicicos Organize For Cancer Control. College Men Will Visit Home of Douglas. College Men Will Visit Home of Douglas. "The Republican Party Is The Ship, All Else Is The Sea."—Fred Douglas. --- La Everett and James E. Gwaltney, two other white men named in an indemnment, were acquitted. No other case of the present term, a federal court has acquired as much time as the case which ended Friday. The case, named Jerry Hawry, the alleged cop, the government charged that on the day of the shooting, Sam Gardner and the Negro Brown clogged and whipped him in his arms. It is alleged that Ravin owed Ewin Morris for war crimes he was hired to work for Morris and was hired to work for Morris again. The defendants pleaded "not guilty" and the court recommended that the court warn the exception of Erwin Hawry. (By A, N, P.) mendation was read, Mrs. Erwin Morrison, who at last her husband, collar, need not say that it always pays young man, as I have stated so far, to young men among young men is getting so comedic. Judge Sibley stated that its high opinion, the jury could not have done otherwise than to convict the four men who were accused of that the Negro had been the victim of Negro to pay his debt, and acquitted of a murder charge growing out of the passage case several months ago in an investigation with shooting into a Negro house with shooting into a Negro house with the night of the illegal arrest of Wiley University Suffers Two Fires in Ten Days. Marshall, Texas, Nov. 17—A fire of unknown origin was discovered by young boys in a basement occupied by young lady situators in night. The fire when discovered had chewed it proved unavailing and the cheek it proved unavailing and a total loss. It was a excitement incident to the fire, Mrs. Johnson, superintendent of the home, was slightly injured, days which the University has extended its Sunday morning two weeks ago when by boys was destroyed. The total damage will reach $10,000. Finest Negro Amusement Building Opened Raleigh. (B. A. N. P.) Haleigh, N. C. Nov. 17—Haleigh is one of the most useful structures devoted to Negro enterprise in the city. He was born in Negro far in that city, when the Negro arcade was thrown open to public. The structure is a most unique compound hotel and theatre. The main structure is a portion of the second floor being enclosed by a floor of the office building is an immense auditorium, available either for lectures or for performances. The whole structure was both the office and the theatre, the contractors are significant feature of the building that is it in part financial support of Mutual Insurance Company. The third and most important is the kind in the race. This is the third assessment venture to be fit for the race. It is the place where who have by this policy made poor decisions of the biggest theoretical projects of 5c PER COPY EVERYWHERE A CHAMPION OF JUSTICE A MESSENGER OF HOPE ALL IS URGED BY MAJORI- GHT BY MINORITY. LYNCHING BILL IS URGED BY MAJORITY; FOUGHT BY MINORITY. LYNCHING BILL IS URGED BY MAJORITY; FOUGHT BY MINORITY. --- DR. EMMETT SCOTT ATTENDS ARMISTICE DAY SERVICES. Tickets Reserved For Him and Wife for Ceremonies in Arlington Cemetery. 4000 Negroes Quit as Cuban Speaks. New York, N. Y. Nov. 12-15-More than four thousand Colored men and women aggrily left Liberty Hall, beheld the one Hundred and Thirty-eight street, where the identi- cation Curran, coalition candidate for Mayor, when he attempted to denounce Chirte were thrown, and it was not until the next day that several stations nearby that order. In this ball day evening Mayor Hylan personally. In his address the Borough of Williamsburg and William Randolph Heath. "We Like Mayor Hylan. We like a few minutes when a colored man on the outskirts be- tailed like Mayor Hylan and were for- Curran tried to keep speaking and some one summoned a policeman. The man exclaimed several hundred others that he had hated the hooligan in the hall hated, threw chairs and asked for a ride. Alderman Charles Roberts raped Mr. Curran last night in a series of ten talks. in Manhattan declared the question of him in this case. question asked of him in this case. Mr. Curran also again levelled the blame whom he declared to be the real Mayor of the city. He said that the people who government for themselves Ground Broken for First U.S. Building for Colored Troops. Ground Broken for First U.S. Building for Colored Troops. New York, N. Y. Nov. 17—Petunia Harlem turned out to see Major J. Harlem turn out to see Major J. Harlem break ground for the new army, and the officers of the World War, at Orlando, fought in the World War, at Orlando, and the army will be the first erected in the new platform. Many prominent residents of Harlem, along with the officers in obtaining the army for one regiment, Speaches were made by Major H. La Guardia, Col. Harvard, Col. Alderman George W. Harris, representative of the dithered, also played out a showful of earth, the regimental standard of the Regiment, played "The Star Regiment." NEGRO DEFENDS HARDING AGAINST RACE ATTACK $2.25 PER ANNUM PRICE FIVE CENTS Reports of House Committee Divisions Shows Divergence of Views on Dyer Bill. Washington, D. C., Nov. 17—Maharashtra House and Municipality committees expressed decidedly divergent views on the anti-Indian policies of the Republican, who will ask a special rule to represent the bill is fathered by Representative S. D. Sikandar, a liberal sideration. It would wipe out lynchings and imposed on persons participating and offending in the peace. Counties in which persons are subjected to heavy fines in the federal Citing the demand in the platform adopted by the last report, the legislature pleaded for lynchings the pleas of President Harding in an address to barbaric stain," and the appeal of President Obama to help stop mob law, the majority report, prepared by Mr. Dyer, declared for naught and lynchings con- Called "Cowardly Crime." "Congress must provide the means to report continued. It is in punishing who take part in it or who permit it." The prevalence in many states of the report continued. It is accompanied now often with inhumane treatment of the public authorities to lament the longevity of the police to crime, threaten very seriously the bourgeois fair name as a nation, for bourgeois our laws are respected and enforced against the hideous cruelties of which constantly furnishing fresh examples" it was impossible to get accurate figures of persons had been lynched in the last week were Negroes. The bill unconstitutional, the minority report presented by Rep. Hirsch, contended it would tend to destroy the local responsibility without adding to the responsibility without finely and directly antagonize to the philosophy of our system of government, factiveness, if it should be held constant that system. The bill in the judgement of the minority report would not add to the responsibility without finely and directly antagonize to the philosophy of our system of government, factiveness, if it should be held constant that system. The operation and operative it would not add to the protection of person with a great efficiency of government nor between the federal government and the state government, and superstring and superstring the soybean supplying and superstring the soybean destroy that sense of local responsibility. Cultenges State Efficiency. This bill, challenging as it does the requirement of the states and the integrity of purpose of their governmental agencies, requires that the states do, in the attitude of an arbitrary and arbitrary state, the officers and their claims in matters of local police control, the spirit of mutual respect and trust between the government and the states essential to the functioning of the state. Survey is Made of Dickson Orphanage. JOHNSON-JEFFRIES PICTURES TO BE SHOWN. (By A. N. P.) Chicago, Ill. Nov. 17.—All harrars are required to present pictures of price fighters are canceled. The Fitzmorris firm, directly directed by the police department mobile unit, charges the police department more than $100,000 for application of the Jeffries-Johnson application in Chicago for more than ten years. The department gives a permit for the Dempsey-Carper permit a permit for the Jeffries-Johnson permit a permit for the Jeffries-Johnson permit a permit for the city law department option of the city law department refuse a permit to exhibit the Dempsey IN WORLD of SPORT PAUL QUINN AND PRAIRIE VIEW WILL BATTLE TO-DAY BOTH SQUADS DISPLAY CONFIDENCE PAUL QUIN WILL JOURNEY TO DALLAS ON TURKEY DAY AND MEET WILEY UNIVERSITY. TEXANS ACTIVE AT HOWARD. Waco, Texax, Prairie View go to the gridiron today, each team boating and running the course, sure that they will be returned victors from today's fray. This will be the State schools first conference, and the team is figured to win, she will have a job on her hands, downing the Me. theodists who whipped the fast Sam Huston eleven to 12 to Saturday's agedays. HOWARD GRIDS WALLOP SHAW U. 24 TO O. (A. N. P.) Washington, D. C., Nov. 17—The Howard University football eleven, despite the absence of its two star The interest evinced by both the old and new students in the Texas community is evident in view of the disinterested attitude of previous years. The first meeting of the club for the present year was on October 22, in the Administration Building at 11 o'clock. The meeting was in the nature of a reception for the club members. Mr. Harold E. Bledsoe made the welcome address. He congratulated them on their entrance into Howard University and solicited their most hearty co-operation with the Texas Club and the University. A course of his address he warned the new students of the danger of taking too active a part in extracurricular activities, believing that a new student should "find himself" in regard to his school, and many of the old students were present and spoke very encouragingly to the newcomers. Mr. Claude B. Bledsoe, Senior Class emphasized the greatness of the transition from high school to college life. A committee composed of men: LINCOLN TEAM CONTENTS TO WIN—DEDEAUS HAMPTON 19 TO WIN—DEDEAUS HAMPTON 19 President Harding Appoints Lincoln Graduate for Liberia. Lincoln University, Pa., Nov. 17 Before a large crowd of friends of the two institutions Lincoln University defeated Hampton Institute in the first round of the 12 to 8. Lincoln outplayed Hampton in all departments of the game. The visitor's goal was constantly under pressure, and the defense of the Hampton boys that prevented soon something no woman can afford to be without MAMMOTH THEATRE JOE TRAMMELL, Manager players, "Bull Dog" Williams and Moison, who were injured in the contest, Collegiate team, the Shaw University defeat to the Shaw University (Raleigh, N. C. team, Saturday, Nov. 5th, the team by by by far the strongest aggregation to visit Howard this season, he should have differently he now it not for Howard's defensive teamwork. Howard's team has been unsecured upon for the season. It was "Blue and White" a fifth game for the season and the last to be LINCOLN ELEVEN DEFEATS HAMPTON (By A. N. P.) Hampton, Va., Nov. 17. —Lincoln defeated Hampton on Saturday, November 4, 12 to 0, before Hampton wined and witnessed a game on Lincoln's campus. Not only was there a large number of fans, but Lincoln's Hamptonians were there from all the surrounding country. The day was perfect food for spectators, and the game was spectacular. A high wind, blowing across the field at noon, had somewhat subdued by the two thirty. The Pennsylvania team made his first time on its home grounds. Victory was sweet revenge for the game when Hampton won by a similar score. Lincoln eleven won a well deserved victory. Lincoln outplayed Hampton in every department of the game. Lincoln used the famous "slow play" technique in making off tackle plays and runs. Lincoln also completed several well executed forward pass bers from the Senior Class was appointed to aid new students in the institution and to be their familiarize themselves with the University in general. The officers for the school year 2012-2013 were: Mr. Herbert L. Dudley—Class '22 President. Miss Theodora Fontaineau—Class '23, Vice President. Helen Tyler—Class '25, Secretary. Miss Hardie—Class '25, Assist. Secretary. Joseph E. Moore—Class '23, Treasurer. Miss Othella Harris—Class '22, Journalist. Edwin D. Johnson—Class '23, Critic. According to a letter from the Registrar's office there are 52 student members of the Toughee College Academic Departments and if the Professional Schools are included, it believed the total will easily reach 125. With such an aggregation of students from the same commonwealth, these students are anticipated for the future. HERBERT L. DUIDLEY. a much larger score. The first law was the opening of the second quarter. Crudup kicked the goal. Johnson the second touchdown in the third quarter, after Parr had been knocked out of the line. The best playing for Hampton was done by Captain Dabney. Johnson on Lincoln's schedule; with Virginia Union at Richmond on Nov. 13th, and with Howard at Philadelphia on Nov. 14th. Lincoln University has been honored by the appointment by Presl. dent Harding of one of its graduates, Dr. Robert B. Trenton. N. J., as Minister to Liberia. The roadway in front of the beautiful *Alumni Memorial* Arena, dedicated at the last Commencement, has been conceived and improved. (Win. H. Johnson, Pub. Bureau.) N. A. A. C. P. HAS FOUGHT TEN YEARS FOR FEDERAL ANTI- LYNCHING BILL. With the Dyer Anti-Lynching Bill before Congress, and public sentiment daily becoming more in force, the bill was approved by Congress, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, and the resume of its ten years of struggle for a federal law to end lynching. In its ten years of work, from 1911 to 1921 the National Association has raised and spent some of its money on the campaign. The introduction of anti-lynching bills in both houses of Congress, the direct results of the House Judiciary Committee in the 66th and 67th Congresses were the most important statistical evidence of lynching ever published in the United States. The most important statistical evidence of lynching ever published in the United States on lynching has not been sent to every important white and colored newspaper in the United States. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 19, 1921 papers of influence as well. As part of the Association's anti-lynching fight, more than Four Million copies of the newspaper were distributed every state in the union and to every part of the world. Hundreds of press releases have been sent to newspapers and have been distributed to every state in the union and to protest at mob murder have been addressed to state governors, more than 2000 public meetings were held, and thousands of people have given the facts about lynching in the United States. Constant contract has maintained the Congress in Washington and Senators and Representatives have been furnished with facts and information to base their proposed legislation. Representatives of the Association have appeared at all the hearings in lynching and a brief was furnished members of Congress, setting forth the essential facts concerning lynching in the United States. Under the leadership of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People in 1919, to which a call was issued by 120 leading citizens of the Congress, four ex-governors, members of the Congress, judges of the higher courts, members of the judiciary, prominent men and women. Following this meeting an "Address to the Nation" was issued by a federal law against lynching, the address being signed by the most those who had issued the call to the association. Meanwhile, public sentiment thoult the United States, by means of personal investigation into the Association's staff, through the press and public meetings, has been forced to deny anyone dare to openly defend lynching. Only recently, while women were denied the lynching spirit, and denunciations have come from the most powerful of Southern news The National Association's investigations of lynchings made on the spot denied no other agency in the United States has been able to investigate lynchings made on the spot for the Advancement of Colored People, whose representation in the frequent risk, in lives in order might be made known. After ten years an unremitting effort by the Advancement for Association for the Advancement of Colored People is confident that if public opinion is correct, the Dyer Bill, it can at last be enacted into law, thus crowning the long and various efforts made to obtain this bill. TEXAS TOWNS Vernon, Nov. 17—Sunday was a high day among the churches, especially New Hope Baptist church, our pastor, John. We were in a wonderful sermon Sunday school is progressing nicely under the leadership of Bro. Shelton, Rev. Cleman's members are all unites' bookmen in Texas, who are Rev. Thomas just returned from Wichita Texas, where he participated in the Eighth year anniversary of Rev. E. J. McLendon, who was presiding with the school work --- On account of next Thursday being Thanksgiving we shall mail papers out Wednesday. All news must be in our office not later than Monday night. Management Harway-Jeffery Announcement. Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Lahar, 1166 E. Harway, Mt. Carmel. Party party for Miss Lile Mae Har- way, Mt. Carmel. Dec. 1521. Guests were present and an enjoyable even. lunch. Fruit salad, hot chocolate spoon, Mesa menu. On Sunday evening, Mrs. H. Harway, entertained Mesara Hawley, Mt. Carmel. Mrs. Wm. Washington and Misses Almeta and Mae Mae Har Notes From the Shiloh Baptist Church. ```markdown ``` Dallas Express Agent's Notice Dallas Express Agent's Notice S!GNED: FORT WORTH Fort Worth, Texas, Nov. 17—Mr. robert Wagner, 1659 New York University, died at 21. Clock. The funeral was held from Andrews Chapel M. E. Church, corner Rosedale and South Main Street, New York City, father, three sisters, and two brothers. He was 18 years and 7 months old. Andrews Chapel several years ago during the time that Rev. T. H. Wise was pastor, Mrs. Gillian said he left many friends to mourn his lost. Many resolutions were read by dean of the Wagner family, Sally and John. Day School was well attended at Morning Chapel C. M. E. church, 11 o'clock. Robert Wagner spoke from the Chapel, and his verse of Sol, which was enjoyed by all. Next Sunday he will preach his five thousand Worst Weil loaves a great man like B. The IS YOUR HAIR SHORT OR THIN? you scale diet, or more than a normal amount of dessert. You should go at least once, berin being MADAMDE. You should not eat ice cream with MADAMDE. You should not have many Hair Preparations you have tried without success. you should not become discouraged and give up. You should not have an abundant growth of hair for thousands and will do so. You should write for information and term today. P MADAME N. A. FRANKLIN Dept. M. 805 PRAIRIE AVEUE HOUSTON, TEXAS. Mme. Franklin's shampoo and Skin Soap, Bleaching Cream, Massage Cream, Vanishing Cream, Ski n Rejuvenator and Face Powder should be in every home. Cream for sale at Drug Store or will be shipped to addresses listed on the cover. TEMPLE DRUG STORE 2547 ELM STREET The store of Service and Quality, where Politeness and Punctuality prevail. Drug wants carefully attended and prescriptions carefully compounded. Latest Soda Fountain Drinks. Mr. W. O. Hamilton, the expert dispenser can make you smile. Fountain equipped with hot water to sterilize every utensil used. Papers and Periodicals are handled by Mr. Gus Burleson, Jr., 'phone for your favorite paper. The store is equipped with Western Union Time, 'phone and ask for the correct time. No trouble to serve you in any capacity. Make this drug store your headquarters. this drug store your headquarters. MR. S. T. WILLIAMSON, JR. Manager and Prescription Clerk. MR. M. HAMILTON, Soda Dispenser. MR. GU'S BURLESON, Jr. News dealer and Soda Dispenser. PHONES: Y-3784; X-2705. Free Delivery Everywhere in the City. 2415 ELM ST M. E. H. FATHER'S DAY TO BE A GREAT DAY. The above is the likeness of Mrs. Bertha Cooper, McKinney, Texan, wife of Prof. E. C. Cooper. She is the founder of Father's Day. And she is the founder of the Church. CARD OF THANKS Graves the history of Father's Day in Texas. He first to celebrate this day in Texas. He preached the sermon. It was a high day. The Minister's Union pres. Graves. Terrell, Texas, Nov. 17. —We wish to express our thanks and appreciation, for the kindness of our neighbors and friends during the illness and death of our wife and also for the beautiful floral offerte. Sunday, Nov. 20th, Father's Day will be celebrated at the Church of St. John the Baptist word for father. He who has borne the burden in the heat of the day, he has Mother's Day. Children's Day, Father's Day. Each church and pastor is asked to give one hour of time to the children. Father's Day, Let the children tell the kind of father they have insist. What is home without a good father? Repeatedly, JESSI S. Sr. Husband. JESSI W. WARREN. J. E. WARREN. JESSIE GLADYS SPARKS. Gramdaughter. BISHOP CAREY CLOSES KENTUCKY CONFERENCE. ( J. N. W. G.) Louisville, Ky.—The West Kentucky Conference, presided over by Dr. P. Servington in St. James, Ky. E. Church. Louisville, Ky., closed last month to report on the most successful session reported on the boundary of the Conference, over the past several years. Reports reported over any preceding years. More and better fathered too Is what this whole world needs, Mothering to do? To scatter righteous seed Will fear no foo We how that God is wine who rule Well win this world for Jesus We how that God is wine who rule ST. PHILLIP'S NORMAL & INDUS. TRIAL SCHOOL. There will be a dinner for the old and needy ones on Thanksgiving day by the Christian Aid Women. We will send dinner to ones not San Antonio, Texas (FOR GIRLS) Please phone us where we may find such persons, 4309 Haskel. Normal, Academic, Junior and Middle School. Writing Domestic Sciences and Arts, Drea- making, Ladies' Talloring, Short- head, Typowriting, Bookkeeping and Journalism. MARY JOHNSON. A. GILBRETH, B. JOHNSON. D. JEFFERSON. GEORG J. SMITH. GEORG J. SMITH. FETTERSON. Boarding Facilities; Ideal Location Faculty from leading Universities Write for Bulletin. CARD OF THANKS ARTEMISIA BOWDEN, Principal.. We wish to thank the many friends who supported Marlin and Marlin, Glissa, Texas, for the kindness shown to us during the trip. We would like to thank those who departed this life, Oct. 21, 1983. 2120 Dakota St. Foot Ball Foot Ball Foot Ball --- Houston, Nov. 17—Mrs. Linetta Criner Robinson visited Beaumont last week. Dr. C. K. Brown, pastor of the church, said the city has been moved to Marshall, Texas. Rev. E. D. Woodford, pastor of the church, Rev. J. W. Golder, pastor of the Sloan M. E. church was transferred to West Texas Conference, Rev. J. W. Golder, Rev. L. V. Harrison, of the St James M. E. church retains his charge as mother year mrs. Lillie C. Harden, pastor of the attend the bed side of her sister. Rev. E. H. Colden, pastor. Mr. Veronica Criner retains her charge as the emanual of her sister. Rev. E. H. Colden, pastor. Mr. Veronica Criner retains her charge as the emanual of her sister. Rev. P. C. Hunt, retains the P. E.'s chair for another term in the District Council. Rev. P. C. Hunt, retains the P. E.'s chair for another term in the District Council. Paul A. M. E. church and Rev. Butler is again with Payne Chapel. Rev. Young retains Wesley Chapel. Rev. Young retains Wesley Chapel with a pastor. We want more readers for the Express. See Wm. Arch. Press. Felipe St. Phone 3486 4486 Houston Heights. coming worth to you at least $1,000,000 ? Mammoth Theatre Joe Trammell, Manager Providence Baptist Church, Sunday school at 9:30. The Supt. was at his post on time. The Teachers visited the students in the canvass of their lesson. The spirit was high. Lesson was review by Rev. Bro. P. A. Stamps, was both instructive and inspiring. 11:30 in service, with Pastor in the A GRIDIRON SCRAP THAT YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS PAUL QUINN COLLEGE vs WILEY UNIVERSITY At Sears-RoeBuck Park THANKSGIVING DAY Game Called at 3:30P. M. ADMISS'N -- 55C-75C THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY. Prof. Manning is a live wire in the church circles as well as in the af. fairs of the city at large. Rev. William Manning is the pastor of the St. James M. E. church for the ensuing year. We are sure this young and energetic minister. Rockwall. Nov. 17.—St. Paul held its regular services Sunday. The service was at 3:30 Rev. W. M. Davis of Royce City preached an excellent sermon and at 7:30 a large congregation was present to witness the service. The contestants in the rally reported, and it was discovered that Mrs. G. W. Manning was the contestant. Mr. J. H. Davis' son, Mason, visited in the city recently. Mrs. Tierra Williams was cut in the contest. Mr. N. W. Rice will make the winner. Mr. N. W. Rice will make the winner. Mr. N. W. Rice will make the winner. Mrs. Bathing Kent from Greenville, Misses Louise and Morene Henderson made flying trips to Royce city. Miss Thelma Morris reports a Bailvilley and Jones Prairie—After Sunday school at Zion, the Supt., president of community club and secretary of adult department, taught the sermon, Cooper, who preached for Rev. Leonard, the preacher of the Anniversary sermon for the pastor of the A. M. E. church and witnessed the great program before mentioned. The trip was a pleasant one. To our regrets, Mr. Thompson's voice was missed from the M. Zion Senior chair. Mr. Thigpen's voice was to the delight of his many friends. lo and Oklahoma City. Mrs. Robinson of Ennis was the guest of her husband, Dr. John Day. The Ladies Social Art club at the residence of Mrs. E. E. Small. The evening was spent in art work. Mrs. Robinson served. Miss Hazel Philips is progressing with her school work, at the residence of Mrs. E. E. Small. Hawkins were in McKinney on business last week. Miss Zorline Price who has been under treatment at the residence of Mrs. E. E. Small is again at home to the delight of her husband. She was handling the Data Express for years at this place and offer is in order, towit; all those who have have been treated by Mrs. E. E. Small a free copy of the Express for Thanksgiving provided they are all paid up. When shower was tendered, Mrs. Hortense Frames Robinson by the Ladies Social and Art Club. The reception was held at the Rena and Ernestine Phillips. Mrs. Robinson was the recipient of many gifts. The Mae Thomas entertained the Ladies City Club at the residence of Mrs. Mae Thomas entertained the Saturday refreshments were served. White Wright, Nov. 17.—Rev. A. L. Yarber preached at the First Baptist church Sunday, Sunday school at the Elmwood Smith and Mr. Mc. Riley Smith were married on Sunday, Thursday, they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Wolfe City, a pet Sunday, Patterson lived at his pet Sunday, Wolfe City, and May Millen and children are at home again, from West Texas. The guests of the Baptist, Everybody is looking for the Express Please pay a little as we go, can't get the papers Butler is on the slick list. Mr. Leaser Totten and Mr. Muck Hare Visit a butter is on the slick list. Lizzo Hardey of Greenville, will make this her home for a while. Holley was sick week. Mr. Jeremy Hardey was a sick week. Antonio, last week. Rev. G. E. Paterson preached to a good crowd Sunday sign C. M. E. church was a suc. C. M. E. church. Collection was $6.5.5. *Gainesville*, Nov. 17.—The concert given at St. James C. M. E. church last week featuring the "Slabton Convention" was repeated. Mrs. Lydia Duff and daughter Miss C. Bailey have moved to St. James C. M. E. church. Wilburn have NOVEMBER, 12, 1921. moved to Boley, Okla. Prof. A. M. Moore of Port Worth, was here Saturdays. Mr. James of Pilot Point were guests of Prof. E. W. D. Love and fam. and fam. Bessie Riddles spent a few days in Sherman with her rents last week. Rev. Dixon and wife have returned from Amarillia. Bessie Riddles spent a few days in Sherman with her rents last week. Mrs. Hill has returned to Honey Grove. Mrs. Love Riddles spent a few days in home Thursday night. Mrs. James Grover spent Sunday in Sherman. Mrs. Pearl Wilkerson has returned. Mrs. Wilkerson has a teacher in the city school at Fort Worth was a guest of her brother, Mr. Henry Ikard and his family. Mrs. Henry Ikard and a teacher in the city school at Fort Worth was a guest of her brother, Mr. Henry Ikard and his family. Mrs. Henry Ikard and a teacher in the city school at Fort Worth was a guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Moss. Mr. and Mrs. Young of Sherman and daughter were guests of his parents Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Moss. Mr. and Mrs. Young of Sherman and daughter were guests of his parents Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Moss. Mr. and Mrs. Rasawa Toles of Ardmore, Okla., is a guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Kintz. Mrs. Sarah Kintz. yard at his residence. Mrs. F. P. McPherson is improving her property. Mrs. Vola Kintz, spent a few days in Dallas last week. Lane's Chapel Mr. Greenleaf is tearing down his house and lumber is on the ground to erect a barn on bungalow in Dallas and Fort Worth to visit her children. Mrs. Elmer Flood lost a fine Jersey cow recently. Mrs. Elmer Flood's school is at home this week on account of her mother's illness. Miss Elmer Flood is in place. Mrs. Adkins of Lindale made her annual visit last week to the Heroes. Adkins gave a splenome and officers responded. A nice feast was enjoyed by all. Come again Mrs. Carrollin. Nov. 17- St. John Baptist church. Nov. the 14th 13th inst., was a high day at St John Baptist church. Both Sunday schools were well attended. Rev. B. Carrollin, at 11:30 o'clock. At 3:30 o'clock at 11:30 o'clock. At 3:30 o'clock at 11:30 o'clock. At 3:30 o'clock. Rev. M. T. McGruder was called to marry Mr. Rice to Miss Allen. Mrs. Allen moved to Carrollin last week. Gum-Burry, Nov. 17. — Everden Wright was at his post Sunday, preached two strong sermons, texted a letter to the congregation of a Christian." Sunday School was well attended at both churches, and brought things to past. Mrs. Singe Smith is the pleasant visitor of Ernest E. Avery, Mrs. Miyoshi Thropseau, Mrs. Mary Porthwold. There are quite a few tourists from Fork. Worth visiting Mrs Wassie Koth, Jim Smith has his students, relatives, Glad to have Dr. Ashberry visit us last week. Mrs Terrell and school spent Armistice Day on the children. The program was rendered by the children. Patriotic addresses were made by Mrs. C. Coronia Taylor, O. H. Hunter, C. T. Anderson and another. The reporter wishes to thank each of her students for readily consenting to take the paper. OKLAHOMA TOWNS Admore, Okla. Nov. 17.—Rev. C. C. Harper of Dallas, Texas, is in charge of the First Baptist church. Many sinners are to be saved. Father Wm. T. Curry passed away Saturday. T. Curry was a service took place Sunday afternoons. Adderson, officiated. Mr. Ernest Wallace and Willie Moore motorized to Bewn. and Springs. Sunday, Worth, is the guest of her nace, Miss Ellen M. Watonsa, Mrs. Bea. Harper is the curator of her sister, Mrs. Lula Rob- RAL THEATRE A. B. The Screens Greatest Actor; The Thrill of Life in pioneer days. How aesthetic problem. Why thought-The most talked of photoplay 10th and 30th. "SORROW" IN, TRAGEDY, LOVE. of men who are the true rep- types of the colored race in gripping of photoplays. It is and attainment; magnetic in story that fascinates with intense, dramatic episodes. and tragedy—these two dominated life in all ages, like a thread of gold, is the all its beauty; and the love of pure woman. Colored Artist portraying with best professional fields—Law same characters that feat-ule. a man's man settled a domestic problem. Why thoughtlessness may ruin a home. The most talked of photoplay of the year. The glorious achievements of men who are the true representatives of the noblest types of the colored race in the vital theme of this most gripping of photoplays. It is a story revealing manliness and attainment; magnetic and full of heart interest; a story that fascinates with its realism and abounds in intense, dramatic episodes. There is in it also passion and tragedy—those two great elements that have dominated life in all ages. Permeating the entire story, like a thread of gold, is the love element-mother love in all its beauty; and the love of a clean, strong man for a pure woman. A Distinguished Cast of Colored Artist portraying with dignity and power the highest professional fields—Law and Medicine. Some of the same characters that featured in The Call of His People. Elsewhere in this issue appear advertisement of Dallas restaurants men who will be prepared to serve you at the Plaza Theater every day. The kind of dinner you want will be found at these places. Read their menu. MRS. DESSIE FORD, agent for Mme. C. J. Walker, Hair and Toilet Services, 1616 State street, Dallas, Texas. HAIRDRESSERS AND AGENTS e into possession of a secret formula for a certain Hair Oil Method of mixing ly explained. you can start your manufacture your own e price asked. MAIL, DOUBLE SEALED 0.00 cash to I have recently come into possession of a very valuable and secret formula for the preparation of a certain Hair Oil and Temple Grower. Method of mixing and compounding fully explained. With this formula you can start your own business and manufacture your own preparations. Worth many times the price asked. Sent by REGISTERED MAIL, DOUBLE SEALED Send money order or cash to P. O. Box 445. ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI. JOHN HARRIS Manager. PAGE THREE ```markdown ``` Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. 22-23, "OUT OF THE DUST" A Production for the Whole Family. Thrilling, Touching, Inspiring. 11-5-4t HEAD OF NATIONAL LEAGUE FORCED TO" 8tOP IN 'ATUAN- Es GRAS tas. Piet: 392 Anacen eriube” Foster, owner and manager of the American Giants of Chleago, Sha president of the Negro National Leagte, was. taken from in prt ate (rain hero last Thureday after hoon. by local pollee authorities, and forced to furnish $500 bond. betore Iie, was released. ‘the arrest was mado at the in anes of Attorney. Koy C. Drennan ‘Counsel for number of diagrunted Saschall players, whom It is alleged, brought sult against Foster tar back faye and share of “receipts ‘Exactly one hour and. fifty, min. tea after being arvested, and jus ae President, Harding's. speclal et ‘Auanta, Foster, and his players, ourded thelr train’ and departed for New Orleans to take: part. inh ferten for the championship of the South. Tm commenting on the eas t clone frlends, Foster’ it alloged_to have denied all" ot the. charges brought agalnst him. Aecording to Is alleged statement, the playern, ft the end of the Tegular season, had been" paid. fully for thelr. ser lees, and.as he had no” further tune for them were released. ‘mie arn of the ae, whieh tem: porary halted hm at AUanta, camo ‘Rr dlatinet surprise, and the charge ‘of cheating and twindling, whieh the ‘Atianta “attorney” preferred “against im, are "without Erotnd, ecording to bin. ‘The ease, ar brought forward by the discharged players te tothe eet that, Foner hed reerulted 8 homer of clubs in tie Teague with playern from Atlanta.” ‘These mes, Recording to. thn case, were prot sed $125 month, expenses und a pereentugr of receipts, When the feanon ended yoveral. weeks ako, feeording to the’ players, they were Tete stranded. ‘benjamin Davis, wellknown and fnfluentiat Atanta’eltizen, and. Bal ot -Auanta. Independent, ame. for frard. as soon ta he learned of tho hate ball magnate’s plight, and alga fd the $500 bond which’ permitted Poster to Join is players and. con- tinue is trp. Many of the beet Citizens of the town are Incensed at the charges brought against Mr. Fou ter, ‘who In one of the most promt ent figures. inthe baseball world Known everwhere as one of the snrewdent vaseball managers 14 the Country, and. the “Father” of Col ored organized ‘baseball throughout the. country. ate Foster holds. a Unique position among baseball fans. Manager of the famous club whlch bears hin nanie fora. numberof years, Mr, Foner has been ‘one of the foremast fighters for organiied Giamond. sport, and a fair deal 198 ail players. It was largely through his eorts, with “the ald of the famous C. 1 Taylor of Indlanapotis fame, that the Negro National, Lense today areality, The feague embraces tuch celts as Detroit, Chicago, In. Glanapolla, Se Louis,” Kanaae Clty, Cincinnati; Columbey and. Atiantic City, with Pittsburg, Cleveland. and Saas tote emasinod GREAT BRITAIN 1% ALARMED AT ‘GROWING UNREST TN APIICA: Attack on Kenya Colony by Abe ‘tatan Rafe Comeldored ree sine ith Ramiieance- London. Nov, 17-—A. prom tel. gran trom Nairobi sanounces that Ruvainian raiing "parties hve fos ihe bordersin tothe: Kenpn Stony coneladen tae aan fon lt believed tobe veroun Th iam ‘pnraae Se presnant with. ign Heanee. ‘More raids by the Abveninians and allan upon, the rich "nomnd eben othe “nora "ine "Tarkana Su enie, and" Samoura, are st tre: Avent seeurrnce at this season, and Siete worn, recording ty {logram im that they Go notin any sray afte. the| Buropean Setirs Yo" auch rain however “har Deen Ethie an foeronse of cate. de anoint colony. and posta of ‘Sines ‘afriean Riis have been on {abled mong the fromter to pe-| ent then The tay explain, what The" prea correpondent means by thing thatthe rts have eae ‘sted Gaduaqannna sad Solemuddo| ‘without any earuaiion Kenya Colony it protected on the orth by a trict of tid eon, Sri ile water. aout 00 miles deep from the’ Guanonpie ver 10 ‘the frontier, Hie makes it almost impoesbte for, Abyuinian Sraldn ante, 1 fuse a “eriour tation Wa, thems gam be tne meaning of th Bele’ of aarat” Are" thet regored Talds ally advance operatiear of En orgsnleed tteck Tale tay wel if, ince daring the war the Bote Undoubtedly tse connierabie pre tite atone the natives from Ate tndvia'to"Cape Town and on all {ile ineteiomidraie arte SHAR SmETLNNT. Present. King Expects to Return me Eig Boos o | Samningies. Ds C, Mov. 1¢— Secretary of ate Hughes ix ear Ing a settlement of the terms under which ‘thls. government iw to. lend the Republic of Liberia $6,000,000, resident O. B.D. "Kiog. and. 8 commission trom Liberia have been here for several months to. preven the cancellation of the Toan As. Was threatened at one tine, and to ar Fange the terms so that they would ot call for any” yielding of gover- fhenty on the part of Liberia, With Congress favoring the, loan, following the aunotneement of both Preaideut Harding "and. Secretary Hughes that America could not go bck on ts promises to Liberia, the Siate Department set abut (ood. ‘ty the terms Imposed hy the Wilson administration, with the fenult that ‘the arrangements will be completed fithin a week or Yen days and’ the Einertan ‘arty wil) act all Yor Monrovia, Liberia, Sept. 15th (by Mall)~Cabiegram "just _reenived from President King! now “in. the Tnited States. orders. the immediate ealgnation ef Jamen "W. Cooper, seneiary ot Tveron in hi cabinet ise” Mr. Cooper. te related by marriage to. the Dresident, the Liberia. News declares that le. ex: cesnive desire of popularity and ex- ‘ecutive authority led him to naume Suiledietion as head of the Ration, ‘and in ile setions to dety the satus laws and constitution, ‘The News also eters to crueltien practiced. by Mr. Cooper in his official capacity and points out that one citizen was com- elled to hold a ted hot tron in his hand as punishuteat "for sorin of fence, Hie retirements tald to have averted political upheaval Dit, GREGG OF HAMPTON PAYS TRINCTE TO NATALIE CUTS | BURLIN, Well Known Stutent of Polk: Mase find: Folk Lore tw Fatally Injured ‘White tn Parte yams. Burlin Was a Troe Artist.” Hampton, Vax. Nov. 17-—Natali Curtis Burlin, well known student of [ule lore, song-poetry, aad deco. ‘ative art of the. North Amer Indians, nnd of folklore: and mute lof Afvieans and “American Negroes ‘aa recently injured fatally whe in Pari | DF Janes &, Gregg, principal of ‘Mampton Institute, recently pid “k ‘warm tribute of honor and affection to the memory ef Mrs. Burin, who Wat a devoted friend’ of Hanipton, OF Ameriean Nexroen and Indians, of Atvieane, and of struggling ten. and ‘women, regardless of race or rreed, cSNatalie. Curtis Buslin,” sald De ‘Gree, in his address to the Hamp. ton aff of workers ‘and sludents ‘and to. many ‘Vialtors, “waa A. trie ‘artist ‘in terature. and” In tus, ‘ind’ somewhat of a" seer as. well ‘iseerniny Inner mennings and id- ‘den eplcitual values. 'Hor gents ‘hove folklore and. folkamusle. pare Tewlarly aa ita prinelpal Held of #3- ploration and. ‘exereisa, and "with respect fo the folktales and folk- ones of the American Tadlan. and ‘the Negrots she became one of the Fig atthorten “ier hooks are really here. She a more than. a compiler. She may truly be eailed their author, beeause the wealth of Interpretative. om: tuent”and ite iadividuallty ie auch 4s to make teen, book Telly her twa. ‘They. are "Songs of "Anclent Aseria," published in, 1808: "The indians Book,""1807) "Negro Folle songs!" 1018; ‘and "Songy and Talos from the. Dark Continent? 1920, Te: corded from. the singing. and the ayings of two Hampton sludent—| Kanipa "Sinango" and. Madikane| Cale “Siri Durtin had stone inter. eat in Hampton Tnsituge and much of her study of the plantation sone! was done here. We at, Hampton} Tourn her Toss and. we shall reel member her "with" keateful”adtalta tion” ‘The Hamptow Institute chorus of grer #00 voices sang the following Negro rellsious folksongs, whieh| have found'a place ta’ Mrs. Burln’s!| notable collection of "Negro. Folk Sony" Hampton Series-via four parts, published by Schirmer ot New| Yor. Tis. Me, 0 Lord.” “Go| Darn. Mosea." "Every Time’ 1 Peel the Spirit” "Steal Away," "I Could: not Hear’ Nobody Pray.” and "No. | body: Knows the ‘Trouble I've. Seen." CRUISE IS POR STUDY OF arnt. CAN AFFAIRS SAYS” MAYOR oad. at European nations. We have 1 ae esas Toate, ae th ae eh es ae een cet ee Sea eee eta ee aoe fe on, at Poaceae tnnd i a teenie Se ee ee ct Seles ace aaa a eee chee ei mY oy oa Se eee a por eed die Cage at tr oe ee i Se te cee ae Teer cee Pe eS eaareg tat oa hei pla pale eee cine ee ie ee ee er eet ee a ae eee Seen wee Ie ies sick oe se Pia, atl stie Sr eee ce pe en cee ros eater oe Sag erie eee ea eae tate a area, ane se Rit asbaSiiatts iad se Meenas ne eae en ae Se Oni ie ay ee inde eae BAYH ALVALYA, MANS GOOD FIsn (or a nD gga te Re as atte set a, "Katee te ee seh ie inguntiath a PR Hits Syet Sept ie Ga eotienaila ala Be Sac, Sale or eta i Tait oN se, MIT ae to itog to 2008, pound Vote In bo THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS. TEXAS S\TURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1921, A AS TEAL NOVEMBER 19, 1922, | HELLO! 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RO cose Sees case Bee ark Ge wtsor ae omer tae a rercrarion™ A bak neces SUNDAY, NOV. 20TH— SPECIAL WESTERN SERIAL ATTRACTION = yaaroniNG — JACK HOXIE in “THUNDERBOLT JACK” ‘Coming—Something no woman can afford to be without— “REPUTATION” fe oer eoeen wesc MONDAY and TUESDAY, NOV. 21st and 22ud SPECIAL WESTERN ATTRACTION Featuring BUCK JONES in “TO A FINISH” Sill er agendagenahing telgetrted ee epee Penta Sonon— srueTs wie , Pwo BO Dave onrr hs [DEVAL LESTE rar voman Daas tout rnerve MONDAY, HOV. fe “REPUTATION” REDRESS eI ‘THURSDAY, NOV. 24th— THANKSGIVING DAY be here on this day. pekiredeee a scacccketk WEDNESDAY, NOV. 23rd— ; FRANCIS FORD in “THE GREAT REWARD” Fi a one vegan proce 2 “REPUTATION” Monday and Tuesday, Nov. } 28th and 29th, eed pale to ovr Parone —in electing “REPUTATION” Sieg aint DAI wy au oto tothe 9 Fe Bde Wika font. wotncvlnmnvne sarin ax SARs et uta. tes as vases ater ‘ ‘Yeare—and we want you to come out on Monday and SEI Foi tit e490 vk coro fw sare “Sma "gosannsnngnmsngwnngseaw A ee you emasoontdy, ne, a ident arak A Eee Wi sect wees aoe 3 SSS 8 fl x Bs 5 +] ; Texas Towns FA 3 | | S Ba | Seti elelbleitit biti bibieiti bibl bi el-e lei eit ie iecd «yee egal Oe tearygr EE yt ul who was badly burt at Wiley Tarver fa a fon ba gu be acne) “cage "and Conta Waar styen/ an et ni moraars Bie Gone ing atts short Oar van ad tet regents 0 Stands an the snes We moss Se Race eras Bates yene Be ia i ome far oor fae to etapa te ett uate te Mato aad as bo Fen is tare tore Hora, aad high ecient oT Bete Jee, at out many eovie to own Chota ne tee” Foe rma a Set tai sfahington eer ip se neat fy arnen br Sroeat re ntiendet roe Basten fanfare ch se we seer oe er Mera ee i inc cps tor her heal Hiarer'e tian and chron nd ies teers oer me Be rece tee tat roe fe Fore Sit soto “ing Fama a Wey Univers rane ee Sette eae a oes Srey ae tan energie “hadi e rt pes eon uy meer on ritsogulgped terrae ot ‘st oguppessrerytng the Intent dealgn. "Tois community | itr Preaca tape qa tee ks heed "Sart Grrr net ak his tome" South te. ey "0 Wi t Gs town. Gallleo fat chtch has called er. Harrison oe i ptr nat Ha Bro r ome it tau ty Pies "cree bere wer cts Benen rs centers, era no frac ong Ries “hak, lien ee pcan meer OY ae ta ot the toe! Ary wath cry. We ia or ee pt im and me tet aes Sina ite baer hamereras paar tk The eer eers ears pase Sacer ein sete eee cate tes eeripe eo: Peete cena Serr ahaa feentore eer a Betis a a a ea Sexe eee cr aren carats Ree ee Rates a ote eee cee pacers Stee sa ema Oro. Ns en oo Lee soeare eee fet eae We ee ety ea geerere eee tote ee eee ee eases Reece rye sree tte Soeern re Seana tonne pect Wee “te eras at ee ponies Gs te x ore an i dae 2 a ieee : = tees pesto” ae ping s DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, 12 ————— ‘At night, subject “The Victor's Rober ‘There were many. vial- Korn presest from the ether chureh- jen "An an expremion of ayprectation for his excellent services While ‘as. Jit, many useful presents were Dre laeated the pastor and wife by the [Ghureh and" ausiliaries” They” left HTuenday to. take-up their" work nt Ennis. Prot. dackuon went to. Tex: Jerkana. last Wedneaday night to vie- ft hie son, Prof. B.A. Jackson, wo ‘is prineioal there. ‘The tls ore were ealled to: tho front seats Jat teachers meeting last ‘Monday evening. ‘The teachers have selected types ot tenchias” by Rarhart, for nature, work this year. ‘Crockett, Nov. 17.—Bast Texas is uttering tor rain. Every ‘Sunday School” way, weil attended Sunday Rev. Crouch, pastor, Co Meh JChures waa at his post. Rev. Alex. ander and wife attended the Texas [Annual Conference ‘whieh convened jar'Beyan Tema, ‘Nov. ¥th-l3th Bick listed: Mra H. Moliy, ‘Mr. and Stra. Walker Bell are Drowd receipe feat of fine baby Biv. The musta) conducted by. Mita ©. A. Mason ot ‘Armistice day. wan ‘a miceess, Pre~ ceding the feclial was a Eait. pa: nde aftr rectal, a 3. course. ban- fauet_ wan served. Procerda of the banquet, went to the plano. fund ‘The ‘Trebbie Clef Club of-the ‘ish school is doing commendable, work FWilt'the peonle of Crockett, please read the Expres. Tis sold by Af. ISA. Alexander, Werrla, Nor. 17-—Servicen were well attended at ail churches Sun. fay. There were lotn of siaitors. The Holiness people are conducting a meeting the ity. ‘Many beoule from here attended the corner atone aying’ at ‘Palmer, whch wan re Dorted av a great attr. Ttev: Prince preached his last sermon before the Janawal ‘conference, There was se feral hundred. Deople at thin mect- tng. ‘he Mov. will preach his Taxi sermon "here next Sunday. All are fnited, Ahi time In expected, Rev. [Nevers tan returned 10 Corsicana, Tone Owk, Nov. 17.—Sunday school” was well attended at Mt [Giiad. Sunday "The Superintendent fran at he pon. Rev. Milly, the Mix onary "was ‘with. un" Sunday and ight "and preached. two Kood r- mons, Me. Robert Haynes and. Mfr. isttte "Wright and daughter were the guests of ‘Mrs, Howard, "Me laynen and rx, Wright Were’ mar. Hed at the renidence of Mr. and fra. Taylor Givens, ate. Haynes Is ja ronident of Greenville, and. is furifty, energetic young man. Mee Wright was the widow of the late Mr P, W. Wright, and) she Is a noted mission worker. They are Mdomictied.at their home at Oreen- vite, to. their. many friends. We Hope tor them a peaceful voyare oo ites ruaued sea” Slek lated: tra "Jane Wade” Mir. Herbert Len ard Carthage, Nov, 17.—Hollands igh ‘Sehoo! is. sult Tuning sue Jcaatuity. Mr 'B." 8. ‘Stevenson | iaiting” in Marshall, Home 3tssion mee Sacarday eveniag with 1 good number vot attendants.” Mr./8.° Talley of this place moved to. tar |miail: ‘Tho. Homo” Mission had. a vox supper with a. good number Jot. boxes always Keep five. cents [ready for the Express. | Momons Nov. 17.—Sunday Schoo foram wel tended at both churches JOn Thursday night 8 grand reception wns given. by the ood teacher, [ite EM, "Wyane and pupils i honor of ‘Amon Maynard, "who tt tor Ardmore, kia. where he will enter school Amon in's bright char acter, we hope for iim a. Rreat she Jeean” Afra. Clare Thomas, "wile ol AtbertThoosas, who came from. Ar ilmaton, Texan’ whore. she had ‘eo faiting friends" made her return [Sunday whore (ey expeet to. make inetr future home. Albert has af ast Jdcelded to co whore the. water run free ‘and’ where ‘he ‘can’ xet_ pur |fooa. “At “hie writing wo. didn learn the name "ot the great Ma asta lwho entertained. the. peonk Jot Bloasom, last Priday night. eas well attended. When ‘In town don’t forset ta stop In at the John: Jon and. Patterson's cafe.” When |hirsey they" have a aleo tin ot Jdiielous. drinks, when ‘hungry they Javea nico ine of ples and. mente Jfta"a" erent curity to know tha the people of Blossom ure not much Jintorested. in the school taxes. Yat they” wonder why ‘the other peopl fake “reat fortunes out of” tel curiosity. Mrs, Ela Thomas who ts, mak: ing: her howe I Paria, was siting her daughter, Mrs Mato. Locket Sunday. Mien Alfoon Jackson and |itise “Lato ‘Benuatt were. shopping in Pais, ‘Saturday. Cooper, Nov, 11.— Services were attended nicely at all the. churchen De. C. N. Hampton, the State Supt Jcama in an wo were about to give nit up. "A "Wont ot Parents niet ‘Prot. ‘Nolan and. is ec"apanion” at ‘the elation ‘inat Suncay" evening land sere carried to. Mra, Cora. Wil fiamw's ‘home to-a.6 o'clock dinner by. Mr. Robert Dean In. his ‘Bulek irae, "The table. wan decorated with ‘Shay. flowers to” weleome the by!" and geo, Mex, ‘Willams and hor waiters id thet? beat. te fill theas. \seieainea “einehy bt alk tha ehubeeen. Spc ey ae Sore tenant he meat oe St eae meena Iams home to a. o'clock dinner he toe Soe errant et Se eee eens wanes ca ar eer ie aaa ee to ce ees ‘ghn came if at our surprise from een sar lthe elatern fa fini-ned, suppose we Mate ately ‘Rev. 0, Bell reports ® success. in Dactarecrtis sts det esa ncn trek, see a itogt ies Sree Re bc erate 2 asses band. "The Missionary Soclety of actos cca Seamer Sues Serta et = Soe ene pecans Sane as fate ea ere a ee are RB eae Yo ‘Littie Bet eit ec Sette meee eta aa a ae Sind ote Sesame Senteaieny, cai Gesu ela ser, tater tet eck urees cee Sri an Caeae ding. serore.daye Te Alto, Rev. W. eiecna ates tek ‘Seas eae conterence,” After” two Years, Hay With us, Hey. White’ goes to Tyler. ev. Sapp trom Hearne. ta\the new paxtor of the M. E. church, Jack- fonvilie Clreuie Mex, M.D. ‘Kalght Of Jetterson spent few days vial {ng her mother, airs. Te W. Rags. dale. ‘Mr. H. D. Rous, who has Deen oatined’ to" in ‘bed’ and room for ‘more than two. wooks ia. tmproving. Bias Sarah ‘Clemons spent Sacurday fand Sunday at home. New reader fra, Callle’ Mae Colman, Mise Mabel Barrett. The ‘Bible elass put 1 all fon the Senior’ Sunday. In" breaking the tle by'a large majority, Mr. Her bert MeKinney' saya leave the EX: sus a oom ery we, He stays its a tighty ood paper abd ike it tines "ont at, the Karage hall Saturday night,” Oct. 20, diamond pin. Any one finding same lease return to me and receive Te ‘wards "Le" A. ‘Plot, ‘Temple, Nov. 17.—Dr. Samuel B Zephiyt ot Chicago, was the ues (of hie wnele, Mr. G. Le 8. Rosell of ‘South Sth atroet ‘ast’ week.” After ‘praver meeting last Friday night (Dr. Zephyr made strong. Ieture at the” sth ‘Street Baptist, church Tust week. Ina Teeture. at the Cor ‘uth Baptist ‘Church last ‘Wednesda: night, "he spoke. very. interestingly ‘roman’ economical, industrial, po. Hien, social and a gpiritual olat of view. Mowera, J, 1, Maxwell, Robt. Wells” C. Le Brewer and Tob. EI lott, eturned from Mexia, ‘where they’ went on. business, a fow days ‘aco. The South Side Home Mission Sisters held a very Interesting meet ‘ing last Friday’ evening at the home ‘ot Mrs. G. L. 8. Rowell in South 9th ‘street. Henceforth, the Dallas Ex: ‘press will be on sale every week at ‘the. Maxwell's cafe, in" South 10th eet | Athens, Nov, 17-—Aervicen were well attended at aii ehurehes Sun. fay, ew NG. of the Church Ged was with hia people Sunday ant deiviered two able sermons. Dr. ‘W. (0. Bord, the Presiding Elder of the ‘Tyter’ District pent a. few hours hero with Hey. Pugh, while en route homes Mr. Pennie Vaughns, returns to hls hone in Dallas, after a week's lal here guest of Migs Lattle Lane Mr Chas. Chase “was called to Frankston for a few wooks engated- tient in brick ‘work. "The. K. ofP Dlrehased.'n valuable tot from Mr [Alex Jordan. ‘Mrs, Caroline Jackson ldied after a lingering iineas, She Haves two sons and three daughters {to mourn her lost. Mr. Nat Wilson emodeled hia home with. a new oom. Mra. Annie Faller, 2508 Bry fant street, Dallas, ends. $2.00 to ‘Allen Chapel, a donation on paint ng her ‘old former home, ‘The com Jeert given by the Senior A.M. Bh holt was a success considering’ the opposition. Always. save five cent forthe xpress, the Priscilla Ar club met with Mrs. Rosetta, MeKee ‘X'dainty menu was served. You ca Jaiwaya find. the ‘xpress at BO. Prank’s barbershop. Tusk, Nov. 17—Sunday_ Schoo was weil attended Sunday. Rey. C He Carter. was at tls. post Sunda ia. everybody enjoyed”. spiritual feast. At Right, Rev: Smalls preache ja eplendid. sermon. "Friday, Noy |fa,"was a nigh day in. Rusk. The letisens of "Weusk, headed. byt Chamber” of Commerce, took th |tetaie ott °Armiatiee, Noy. 11 ant fade sta reat-day. of enjoyment for the eltizens_ of Cherokee cou ty, "Por the fir time, Rusk Took fod ke w teal elty, The crowd [Seumated at 2000 10. food ‘th lerowd 43 heard of cattle were used ‘Amusements, speaking, horse riding foot ball at 8:80 p.m. an air plan aalled over the clty, making man wonderful displays. Rev. © 0. Brown is beter, his hand has 1m proved. very much In two. weeks Mire Maule Moore of Datlas, is a the bedeide ‘af Ber sick other |Mra. “Mary Young. Mfrs. Young li Jone” of "Huak's oldest citizens an well thought of by white and Color Jed people, Tho whole town. wishe her recovery. "Mr. John Cook an ‘rife, returned from Dallas throu the ‘country ia thelr Hudson. the fare the guests of Mr P. Bigbert an tally: Giimer, Nov, 17-—The ova trionde of America are getting bus infact ail tho fraternal order an feoming to themselver Sieklsted a follows: Deo. Ike King and Sister Hale, ting aoem to. be th farder of the day. Rev. 8. H. Howar filed is regular appoiniment as us ful He. seemed to ‘be at_bimel striving to impress his consregatir oth ay" and night. Collection #13 Prot. Hawkins has moved iio tamil here. ‘Thankegiving services to. JObeerved. at all the. churehesané Dubile seheols One Mi. Grady” Pow jell Colored willed» white man Rea fhero Sunday. ‘The wore of A. In jeram war broken’ into Saturday aight Manger, Nov. 17.—Sunday Schoo Jat Smulth Chapel A. MB. ehureh wa Inegely attended. Sunday School wa aunt by our pastor. At 11 o'cloc er. Clarke preached a sermon, en Joyed by alt At 6 o'clock our kine ‘and. humble president. opened th Av B.C, ieagoo, a beautiful top Bio, Turban tod’ prayer meoling. 2 gorda "aanioned prayer meeting o'clock our pastor again preach fd an exceliont sermon to a crowd 4 house, every ont who. heard ‘hi ‘went off rejoicing, Wo are 90 proud ot our good. pastor. Collection $20.60. He ‘wit lecture Monday Right, oubjeet "Tho ix Senses” we ‘hope te Have a erowded house sine the Reveread ts ablo to deliver th rood. ‘The astern Sinem gave ‘entertainmes at the home of Mr Mexia, Nov. 17.-—Mr, G. W. Tore- sell of ‘tervell, white in Mexia, in Wook organised” a ‘Negro. business Teague.” ‘The following oftlcers were slevted: "Drea. Devt, PF, Kelley; Yiee Preaideat, Dr, & M Pollard; er ee ee {urned home from the | sanitarium thie wee much fiaproved in health. Mr. “ilon Coleman and) tually focnt the. week ‘end_ [a Corteana ‘fnting velaives, ‘A-12 pound baby War bom to Mr. and Men. Kelier. Both baby and mother are Aoine well ‘Tue, Dunbar high schoo Sriths Prof, WW. Kelley, peitelpal Te toring on ales. Up to the brew tat400 pupils have. been “avolied wrth good indeations of, 800 oF Thore ithe near future. Prot. Kel. 13% a reat schoo! man and doing ‘oro than his bit to bei the above fehool up othe standard, Since ‘1920, the high school has depart- ‘mento prown’ from. 15 to. 40. at dente With thle continuous rowth {he Dunbar school wil soon be nee fm torneo mth ate of Teta ‘The good people of Mena, are lend ine, their covperation Tor the bet erient of the schools. ach teach: frvhan een granted © fat ralse 0 ‘tn dolla Mineral Wells, Nov. 17.—Service rere good all day Sunday at the farious curehen Sunday Schools sve att ‘elng well altended. Her TW. 7, Talley preached a strong ser non Sunday aight to a tatge congre ation He told them some great {Gina along the Christian ie, tev donmeon, Pc, of the AL MB eiuren preached‘ ‘strong sermon, tow Sheppard filed’ the. pug a Bethel Were allen B.C, of the foc'hty x ehureh "wil nave oon or ‘annvat conterenee. When "you fait to buy. copy of the Eaprow then ‘you fait ta” get the “correct news fom ‘your home. Mis» enna Jordan iett Sunday moraing for Oxk its alan, "where she will re fain for several" montha. "Mr. A an abd tamiy of Fort Worth, ha moved. to, Mingeal ‘Well whieh race they wil make” their futur Home, nee "Tennle Hick,” plant for tie A.M. B, church, has Organ ica a javentie enolr and they oats [Sunday evening in the A... Ii te and brovgut things to pase. Ars Ophelia Jordan ot Datla, has moved ere: Rev. Johnson and. wife were ‘happy. couple, "The members 0 ie church eave them a. urprie Shower. ‘The following” named per ons ‘were. donors: Sister Hleks, Sister's. Wilnn, Dro. A. Alexa fier, Skier Le Re Gorton, Bro. PH Hiackeon, bro. D/H. Roark” Siste Benin Hopkin, Sater D. ord, Se ter, E Garvon, Sister Exle ‘Tue fon, Sister. Maile "Thompern._ Bro, Cation Bro. Will, Dawney, Sina Toules’ Downey, ‘Sister Twies, Mr find. Mek, LoulaGarmon past frroush en route to Seymour, Texas, Mr "Heary ‘Anderson has Foturaed fromm ‘cos, where’ he tsa been ea buninen, Mp." Melton was tn fweathertord’ afew aya ano" o4 Mosinens ast week. Ponta, Nov. 17—The reporter ant a host Of other frlende and neigh ors attended’ the Armistfen day esicration at otk. Here we me ore people than we have ever been able (o see at Runk, mingled wit an nasal, tut slat ames. Foo bt bmw ball basket all wen ai playea in the forenoon with band oncert at Intervals by th Tin ‘Dand. Cite)" and” speak it interval by iotingulaned gente en from ‘Dalian and other Dota iene from highoon to" 2:00 '. t fehere we had plenty to eat an Jtome. to apare. "Sore than "3.00 Persona took, hunch. which ‘conalate ft" Tont ‘tre, "beet, “chicken, pork foptey ahd cakes and pe. Aft 2:30" “the throng” began ink caine for home, whew th Shel oficer ofthe day’ emnounee nat the ‘Air Plane woud Dell of somo daring fentn” Nr. Sat Lett the “aare devi dia" nome eptendi ict for Ne reatly-acted. Alt wen ote ‘ad of the cnebration give finder tho auplevs of the Ameria legion thas marking the third nana fesieration ‘of the “Armistice day tne celebration was famous for hav tng een "to peacefl ‘ahd ain rltoot a “ental. One” men un Renown ro he writar” (white) wa Fwownded in the” foot. ball ame ‘be fiween Tusk ‘and Jackaonvilo ia schoo! tama "Rev. 8. Garner an founeed "that, the fourth and” as ftuarteny ‘coaterence ‘would’ he Ne frith Painview CM. B-ehureh, Sat firdny and Sunday. Nov. 29Uh an 20th) A"frand ime ta antlelpated fru! Fannie 0. ardeway and Me Horace Hardeway was in Jackson tie fast Saturday on basineas. Pro Wy Crouch our” County” Agricul fire agent was In Pont, lant wee on his Job. He. wan aleiy" please at the aiapiay atthe Colored Pal fied in thin county, aat""month Hatch In thin section i better. ena Herndon’ fa" sekiisted. th week. Mr 'W. X. Kyle and, Mr HNora. Anderton who were wortous figured ast weak ta Syrup ml Jon the W... Kyle term ta ue eur” Cotton all pleked an old here Syrup making alo ne roll Rev. Dr. iG. Young wi fv nore Op ihe 18th and 20th ‘or a" rouna ‘report. Have. yout mieke Feady for © paper and gu't af ere, this atope the Express. an fro cannot afford to have wreck thin, Nov. 17—Serviees at at Jnureber' were good. Rev. W. Hunter, Presiding Elder of HoUsto District made a vist to Larkin, Rev Hunter fa" trsing. to. make. his’ re ort 0, K. for Conference. Rov. Bi startn’ preached "an exccien fscrmon at New Zion Sunday even fing at 3 oelock. Mas Velma Si fey nd Mr. Clarence Patton a fap again. Mex T- Butler tade he fdeparture for Houston we wish he at. tains ie Seo The men's auxiliary ls progressing, ‘The oviv.! condueted. by ev. (Mra) Riddie 1s having roceess, About 25 have beoa added to the ehureh. Rev, find Men A. La unset, Prof. and Mrs. Wiliama ‘Me. and! Mtex. Will Moore and Mrs. ."S, Shinn were fonts of honor at dinger’ a! the Fealdenco of Mr, and. Mra. Thea Roberson. Mr. Jmen Harris le tm proving trom a Uroken log. Mr. and ire Joka A. Darton, from. White Rock attended the revival. | Mrs Madaie’ Jinnings ts Io Mexia, visit lag hee iusband. Rev. (Mex) Riddle was called to Dallas, her home, to the Deeside ‘of her” sick companion. ‘Mrs. Katle Kimp is sick: Mr. Hai soe, Dap Pan ge 1 nepal pont iat eg joada of friends journeyed to Clarks- vite, to. play the” Cheatham high school ‘team of" Clarksville. ‘The Clarkeville, team won the game. by the eeore of 26 to 6. but the Paris loye are fecelving, the congrattla- tions of their frienda for the excel lent’ showing they put Up. before thelr "more expertenced opponents as thin in the frst’ year “Oibbous high schoo! of Paris hus ever par- tsipated in football, atd this Was thelr frat whe ie Clartave school es’ played its second. seus on. Paris boys put up a determin ed fight. but the ‘odds were against them. "Three ot the Your touch. downs made by Clarkaville eanie By way of the forward pass. At several sagen of the game, what seemed to be almost certain etory Was sua ched away from the Paris teat. At one time. Cone, halt back for Paris carried the bali across for a touch: down only to be dented of the vic tory’ by. the referee. who. cluimed that, the thine of the "quarter ex pired as Cone was speeding towards the goal, AC" another tine, (he Parla tonin was ‘penalized. 25 "yards tor belng off side, the ball belng placed’ on Clarkevile’s goal line The Clarksville team was also pe: allaed six times for slugging. Coach Dr F. D. Ramsey and tho Ast. Coach and "Director of Athletic. Prot. BH, Graham deserve. grea credit for developing a team attr only three weeks of training who ean make sich a thoving agaist a'team of {wo yeurs experience Dr. 'W. Be ledsoe, Grand. Sas: ter of the UB. Fy delivered an address to. the people of Paris. at the ‘Olive. Branch ehureh, ‘Thursday night, k. large. crowd was present and thoroughly ‘enjoyed. the” many helpful. suggestions made to. Our people. “Armistice Day was observed. by the Colored people’ of this ety In a tout impressive manner, ‘The entire city, Wt seemed, turned out. to. do honor to'b. J. ‘Thomas, one of the Paria. Woldiers who was sent to France ‘and killed tn action. A long procession cotposed "of ex-servie tien, the children of the. schools and eltzons, marehed with the cor tege from the undertakers’ to th churel where very flting exerelse weree conducted. aftar whieh the Body. was entered "at Greenwood cemetery. ‘The people of this elty are look: Ing forward. to the night of Wed neaday. November 2urd_ at whieh time the Hon. ©. C. Trimble, one of the Yeading men of our race. wil peak to the people of this elty and ‘The Rev. J. H, Hlgntower, pastor ot the Mt. Zion’ M. E- church. ha been appointed to Paris for another term by the M. B, Conference Jus elosed.” Wittat ‘Bula, som of Mr And Mra. Jobn ‘Bills, who was ill fain Kansas’ Ciy’ last Wednesda) Wwas enterred last Sunday. Iago, Nov. 11.—Mr. Geo. Davis, highly reapreted citizen, member and ‘Deacon ‘of the New. Bethleher 1 ‘Me'B. Chureh “dled riday” mornin tier an iliness of three days. Pun feral Saturday evening. Rev. T. Smt fot Houston and Hey. EM Ran dom of Brazoria, Texas, offictatin fenterment in. the family Durlal frround, "We" extend "our heartfel ‘Smpathy to the bereaved wile, 60 find daughter and other relatives o fdiscazed. Prof. J.T. Holmes. 0 Wharton, ‘Texas. Supreme Deput Superviscr of the American Wood ‘man of ‘Texas, ‘made his offila ‘ialt_ {0 the Tago Camp No, 121 Priday ght and. while here. wrot applications for mombership in thi famp for a nulaber of persons. Th Shiloh F. MB. carried all” thel fehureh services over the top Sun ‘day. The pastor, Rev, B. M. Tandon reached from John’ 6:2. text. “Fo ‘We Know Thou Art 4 Teacher Com ‘From God," subject "A True ‘Teach fer" The speaker handled his sub ect tna masterly way and empha ized the crying noed of today fo ‘True cultured Christian teachers. A the close of the sermon the chure hela’ special 15 minutes praye service for Deacon B. Brown, wh Iv confined to his bed. with liloes Collection for the. church $56.00 ‘The marriage of Miss Evanah, Wi ins toate. Louls Hughes of Gal Yeston, Texas, was soleminized Sun day evening at'8:00 'elock at th heme of tho. bride's parents, Mr fand Met. Evan Wilkins. Tho” core tony’ Was performed by Rev. EM Handom of Bravoria, ‘Texas, Atte the ceremony the guctts repalred {the dining oom where a feast 0 ood. things to cat was prepared £0 fal Me. and Are. Hughes wil leay Wednesday’ for’ Galveston, ‘Texas ele future ‘home, May ‘thle be ite of Joy. and peuce ta the wish 0 the reporter. Tue old Bethlehem F Mo Bu ehureh pulling oft abl Suinday schoo! "rally Sunday, Nov 20%, Rev. 8, Willlams and) fam of Durr, eras, motored down Sun ‘day: and attended churen at Shitoh A goodly number of the Pledgerite swore mingling with the Shiloh peo le Sunday. TRonebudy’ Nov. 17.—Sunda Schools wore well attended at al ‘churches Rev, W. 8. Pranks, pastor Stake A.M. church preache feollent sermons day” and. Might Mev. B,J, Goll-of Waco, was re ently cailed to. the pastorate of th StH, Charen, We are glad to hav ‘Mim in ove midst and Yope for hin success in his new field of. labor Stee be Sanders who has been i the elty the guest of Rev. and Mra ‘Franks, has returned (0 ner home I Beaumont. Mr. J. Dillard fas return ft teom Columb vs Texas, where pa tee Oe an tanee et hie © * (ee Daten As Weary ee | Serious | J cascaph QUININE] oo Cures Within | 24 Hours eee | Pela ratarae | Saas Fe | At All Druguiste—30 Cents 1 ioe <a ae Se Bern ot Bear se suomi eek ints poo Sunday was s high day with the C.'M. people. The ally eame to & close, The members have becn Working hard to. get all, claims to Tate. The Eastern Stat Sisters wil lve an entertainment ‘Thanksxlving Bight. Kev. Harllee preached. two noble sermons. The Weky box that was given away by Mrs." Batlle Tohneon was given’ to Mrs. Henti. atta Grin. who" held” the. lucky ‘number. The "pound. eake cutting fiven. by Mrs. Dover Wooden and Mire Joalo Abernathy wat a grand atfair and. was enjoyed. by all pret font. The Daughters of St. Francis Tabernacte "No. 17” will give. 8 grand drill soon. Mrs Della New- berry and. Mex. Salo Strlekland will give an entertainment. Mr. and Mee “Williams are. the proud” par fenta of 4 fine baby boy. ‘Dol Clty, Nov. Tt.-—Rew. J. W. coltias, pastor, “A. Si, church preached his farewell aermoa, of the feveniae of the 6th inst in which fhe ‘admonished the chuven 10. live im peace. The people of thls clty fare ia hopes this uinier will again be sent here, to lead this flock, The Express can’ bo had at the i. 4. \sanaek tallne sae, | CHICAGO NEWS fs Smart Gri peiowel utente ees ae ee feet Coe ae eras oe ose re leer cs Be it paies ce mi fe yee cee eee ee ee aie oo re anes eerste for the Association at Wendell Phil. suse tra hinies (rns assess Parker, Chaties & Duke and George non a te Be ees ar I ee ath piesa aa fae ee eegce ieee Ba eyial: 2 Siete mete Eee focaas cer Tart, tein, mnt ea eee eects! oes =e etree ce oe z e se hes trier a ee fase tere eae pee een ce oe prearng to rec. 0 News of Your Home Town DALLAS THE METROPOLIS OF THE SOUTHWEST Miss Bettie Brigham of Greenville who was in the city visiting Mrs. A. B. Evans, 1623 Trialdale, res. and formerly lived in Dallas. His native home being at Lancaster He was principal of city school at Wright, for more than two years and formerly lived in Dallas. His native home being at Lancaster Genuine McAlester Coal WILKINS INDICTED FOR MUR DER. Man Who Kills One and Wounded Another is held in County Jail. Katie McCarthy, 26, the grand jury Tuesday morning, charged with killing of John Lively, proprietor of a furniture store on Kearny Road, said he was also indicted for assault to murder on Mrs. Leola Tucker on the same date. Wilkins is held in the county jail. "I am glad MADAME FLORENCE COURT LILBERT is coming to the best aid. She is the best appo. no singer songs of the race, I hope Dallas, will give her a large audience." Mrs. Porta Winston Pitta. RICHERSON BUILDING, CREDIT TO RACE. The Richerson building at Allen and Juliet streets have been com, and the building is a traction to that portion of the city. It is a one-story brick very tastily designed; has three compartments that are large business concerns, each one of these buildings possesses a large glass front so that the merchant can see the business concerns wares to the public in manner in keeping with all modern day activities. A drug store and restaurant and the room next to the corner. The building was designed and entered through and is a credit to the race. It is to Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Richerson, the credit goes for the erection and is a credit to the race. It is a credit to the entire city. "MADAME FLORECE COLE-TALBERT is in a class by herself as a coloratura soprano. Dallas is honored by her coming. She should receive an enthusiastic hearing." FORMER DALLAS COUNTY TEACHER DIES IN OKLAHOMA TUESDAY. Remains Shipped to Dallas and Then to Lancaster. For Burial. For Tuesday. For Wednesday. She night from Wright, Okla by Mrs. Pauline Warren Butler announcing the sudden death of her husband, who had just returned to Wright, Tuea. Dawn from Wright, Tuea. Day from Wright. Visit her family. Visit her family. Visit her family. Visit this week and left here Tuesday morning for his home to begin watch for can you afford to lose it He was principal of city school at Wright, for more than two years, and he is now the native home being at Lancaster, Texas. He wife, Mrs. Effie Warren and B. W. Warren Jr., were in Dallas, and he was a natural of the body which was received here Wednesday. Service was held at Lancaster, his home town. Prof. Warren had many relatives in Dallas. "I understand that MADAME FIREMAN is a fine singer. Dallas should show its appreciation of such talent by giving her a large audience."—Bryg. J. P. WHY ARE THEY DRIFTING? God Helps Those Who Help Them-selves. The Negro business men satisfied with the volume of business they are receiving from the race? Is there some way to control that? How can the answer be in the affirmative. How could such condition be best assured? Shall we allow present status of things remain as they are, or shall they remain as they are for that, that just belongs to us? These questions deserve much consideration from the thinking of the business men, if they are asleep along this line, tune for an awakening is at hand, where they are going, while double, thomases are left at the post, where they are going, feels like stimulating his business him visit the Business League Tuesday night and help put over the work dedicated strictly to Negro business and profession. We plan, for the reason it would encourage Negro business men during this week to ask for something unusual. However, it has been truthfully said that he who fails to ask seldom needs it. We want more Negro businesses to get more, we must first take care of them. God help those who help themselves and from now on let us use our brains to lift ourselves by our own boot straps. "I am delighted to know that MADAME FLORENCE COLE-TALAM woman of whom we are all proud. I am sure Dallas will come in large numbers to hear her." -Mrs. LOCAL BUSINESS LEAGUE TO MEET. Matters of Important Nature to be Acted Upon—Negro Trade Week is discussed. Local Business League will meet Tuesday night, November 22. Python teacher, Dr. Robert Mueller of Excelsior Mutual according to an announcement made by its president, Maitress of vital importance will occupy the attention of the organization. A lower level in office of the Negro trade week will be submitted. A number of the organization are urged to be present. "MADAM TALBERT deserves a big crowd, she is a fine singer and I am sure the people of Dallas will be delighted to hear her."-Prof. C. F. Carr. **CLOSED BLOODSTORE DINED BY IYRE, WOMAN LOSES OVER 300 CITIZENS in neighborhood of San Jacinto, and Central are in pane of blood. San Jacinto no when the store building at Central and San Jacinto, occupied by Norris's news stand and confectionery, is on fire. Origin of the fire is unknown but was thought that is originated from the blood of Mrs. Franklin who occupied the building for residential purposes and who had a department suffered a loss of more than $800 in cash money and all of her friends are coming to her rescue The Norris confectionery also aunt CARD OF THANKS Dallas, Texas, Nov. 17, 1921. MARY LYNES, MG. 2815 Road Ave. We, the undersigned do honorably thank her for the donation of floral offerings in behalf of the Colored Women of Dallas, during the death of their bereaved ones. Offering given. MARY LYNES, TULA MORRISE, FANNIE WATSON. FLORENCE COLE TALBERT TO BE A RARE TREAT FOR DALLAS MUSIC LOVERS. The appearance of Madame Florence Cole Talbert at New Hope Baptist Church in Dallas, the mark an event in musical and literacies in the city. Madame Cole Talbert, the people of the race are more than proud. In the past three years she has performed in concerts and recitals, having appeared in some of the largest auditoriums of the country East and most critical audiences. Of her Mr. Oscar Saenger, the instructor of New York City, writes: "Mrs. Florence Talbert has studied her as a heartily "Her voice is a beautiful soprano, which she uses with consummate skill. This, combined with splendid musicianship, places her in the front THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1921. ```markdown ``` Christmas Cards CLASSY AND REASONABLE a large enough assortment for you to get what you want Ring H Call at 2600 FOR SAM FOR SAMPLES FLACE YOUR ORDER NOW BEFORE THE RUSH The Dallas Express Publishing Co MERITORIOUS PRINTING AND DESIGNING. "Her program included such difficult activities as 'Caro Nome' and 'Je Suis Gainter' by the greatest artist; but presenting Talbert's rendition of these numbers compared favorably with the best works of her, she said this much for her."—K. W. D. Chicago Defender. She endowed her with a beautiful voice, which she used to sing, and to feel. Her purity reveals that she has it to the cause of art. renouncing self-adduction and striving to make her art more for cultural and artisans good—New York. DR. ANDERSON TO ERECT TWO STORY BRICK. Work is in to commence soon on the new Anderson building on Jackson next to the present building. The building to be in will and will be modern in every detail. The Anderson feels that the improvement MACEDONIA MEETING IS GREAT SUCCESS. The revival campaign inaugurated by the Rev. Ralph Wilson about ten days ago is in mounting with great success, and bids fair to surpassing all previous efforts in this direction. Three hundred is the number asked for by members of the church who are using much energy in trying to accomplish same. Rev. Lewis, the National gospel singer is one live wire of the big rank of artists." Atlantic City News: Louisville Times: . 5761 9 Swiss Ave PLES meeting and whose rich voice add much enthusiasm after preaching. His work is very effective and does much in softening the hearts of sinners. Madames N. E. Smoot, 3304 Raw-lii Hill, L. E. Morning, 3900 Euclid avenue. Each of their subscription to the Express for six months, while as many kins, 3900ington avenue subscribed for three months. All three express themselves as being well pleased with its content. A GREAT MUSICAL TREAT FOR ALL CLASSES OF MUSIC LOVERS The Harry T. Burleigh Male chorus, in concert at the Pythian Theater, 1921, 9, 121. The Greater Inventive Concert Co. Meets a Messrs. Johnson and the gentlemen both blind in a class to themselves, performing upon the most complicated of instruments and ease of one blessed with sight. Rev. J. A. Jordan of Albany, Texas, was in Dallas, Wednesday and Thursday from Brockridge, Texas. While here he visited the Dallas Visitor office on business. PAN-THOMAS CONGRESS REPORT. THE VISITOR (BY A. N. P.) November 17, 1921-Walter F. White, of the Chicago, represented the Associated Negro represented the Associated Negro was a visitor in Chicago last week a meeting in interest of the A.M. School. He is doing much to help the people upon the work which made a splendid impression, Mr. White said a topic of conversation in Europe was no longer an American problem. ```markdown ``` Genuine McAlester Coal When You Buy McALESTER COAL From PENNIMAN You Get it. Weight and Quality Guaranteed. PHONE US YOUR ORDER TODAY PENNIMAN COAL COMPANY HASKEL 2121 PENNIMA SEE The Pan-African Congress, Mr. Walter S. McCormick, the treas- working for the bettlement of the Colored race by the establishment of contract with the Northwest Mexico in the present country. An international bureau, to be headed in Kelowna, to manage the arrangements and arrangements are being made and labor is being organized for labor, league of nations, to make a decent Colored labor and eventually pre- vent Colored labor and eventually pre- vent Announcement. A big reduction in all Men- tholow Hair Goods. Price list is now being revised by Madam B. Simpson and will be published in this paper. Watch for it. MENTHOLLOW MFG. CO. 2526 Bryan St. CLASSIFIED "ADS." For Comfortable Rooms see--- MRS. S. M. MUHLE 500 Central Avenue 11-12-44 Agents Wanted—Thirty-five guaranteed Toilet Articles and Medicines supplied to worthy men and women agents on duty in 115 Jefferson St. Memphis, Tenn., for information. 11-12-88 Have a Wonderful Opportunity for man well known among leading Colored people in this section. Excellent for part time work for school teacher, or student, or other edu. Makes him a WASH-AID, wonderful baking compound. Absolutely new. Cleana clothes in 30 minutes without rubbing on wash-hold. Makes wash-up easier to sell WASH-AID, wonderful baking compound. Absolutely new. Cleana clothes in 30 minutes without rubbing on wash-hold. Makes wash-up easier to sell WASH-AID, wonderful baking compound. Write for proposition. BRUCKNER AND CO, DEPT. A, BOX 57, DALLAS, TEXAS 20-24-11 Let For Sale—1937 Allert Street, for any information write Mr. Carrie Jackson, Marshall, Texas, General delivery, Mr. Stephen Edwards, offers his rooming house, Mr. Jackson, Marshall, Texas. ANNOUNCEMENT. We use this method to announce the marriage of Miss Dora Lomax to the teacher, Teresa Tiedler night, Nov. 15, 1921. The wedding took place at the house of Mrs. Louise Tanner, and it is now being held at the Rev. M. Moton officiated. 11.19-11 A TOKEN OF APPRECIATION. Kind deeds are not soon forgotten, and yours are "as today," memories make life brighter each day. Mr. and Mrs. PUIGH, Mr. and Mrs. ROUH. CARD OF THANKS. Dallas, Texas, Nov. 17, 1921. Words can not express our heartfelt thanks to our neighbors and friends. We wish to thank the illness and death of our sister, Pinkie Marlin. Special thanks to the daughters of Wilson Beauty the flies. No. 127 Heroines and Golden Chain. MRS. MARILYN GOMERY, Sis. MRS. MARILYN GOMERY, Sis. MRS. LON MONOGRAM. WATCH HARVEY PRESIDENT OF THE ROYAL MUTUAL Agents Wanted W. H. HARVEY, President. W. H. LITTLES, Sec. Office 915½ Calhoun St. Fort Worth, Texas. --- SELLING COAL 31 YEARS IN DALLAS Mr. Jesse Wood and Edwards; Stetson Hale Ladie's Hats cleaned and reblocked of Wood and Edwards Hat Factory, of South Eagle Street, Dallas, of Texas DALLAS BAND HOUSE Musical Merchandise of all kinds, Repairing on all Instruments, J. J. CLEGG, Propretor. 11.12-ff ```markdown ``` Your Fall and Winter SUITS Made to Measure Fred Bruss, 2221 ELM PROFESSIONAL R. E. L. HOLLAND, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Office 1800% Jackson Street Res. 293 Flora Street Office Phone 6-1414 Res. 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If you think you need this kind of SERVICE take insurance with the EXCELSIOR MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION We pay death claims in 24 hours. Any person desiring such protection, call at room 209 Phi Temple, 2540 Eun street or call M. 667. H. STRICKLAND, President, S. COFIELD, Secretary. PAGE EIGHT NEW YORK COUNT OF GENERAL SESSIONS REVEALED CONVICT AGAINST "GIRTH OF NATIONAL FILM" New York, N. Y. Nov. 17—The National Association of General Sessions Revealed Convict Against "Girth of National Film." New York, N. Y. Nov. 17—The National Association of General Sessions Revealed Convict Against "Girth of National Film." The five pickets were Katherine Johannsen, Courtier and Liewan Talley in the Court of General Sessions. The five pickets were Katherine Johannsen, Courtier and Liewan Talley in the Court of General Sessions. The case is of wide significance for Judge Talley in its decision affirming protest public by circular district court action. The protest movement, as in the case of the assaults, as citizens. The ordinance under which the pickets were convicted Judge Talley, was designed to prevent the public advertising matter, a circular distributed by the pickets, Judge Talley SUFT, REFUNDS LIST OF TEACHERS TO EDUCATIONAL AGENCY. If we had President's Harding Posthumously, the commissioners court, aherford, county superintendent, etc., would be appointed. If the election would not be host for either county or state, because the Negroes are not south, because the Negroes are not north, a long time will not be better fitted to manage the affairs of this county when it becomes a Democratic vory truly. S. L. WILSON. County Superintendent, Gregg County. EACH PARTY CLAIMS VIRGINIA. Stone insists the Republic will Carry the State for Governors. Lynchburg, Va. Nov. 17—Democrats win in the county, miracles in the Old Dominion, either of which, if they are borne out, will enable the effort of the fruit trees to bloom for a second crop of fruit this year. The Republicans, through Representative H. D. Flood, State Charities, through Representative H. D. Flood, State Charities, in producing a Democratic victory in the election, is just about as probable as the Republican is. Mr. Flood thinks the people of the nation must "might" and repudiate the national Administration and Mr. Slump's public nominee for Governor has made him a public nominee for Governor that he has made votes fast enough to override the ordinary vote the Democratic Party has rolled up in Virginia, every day. The "blacks are making a tremendous impact on our lives," the statement in which it was claimed that the white ticket would be not only a traitor to his race but an opponent of his principles. Further than this, "No self-respecting colored man can convention which denied admission of their race. Any Negro who is not recognizable, so absolutely devoid of common sense and self-respect as to vote for Negro-baiting Lily Whites, in our opinion, never scores the mornings of the Senate. Senator Cater Glass, who was prevented from taking part in the campaign letter to State Chairman Flood this week, would have changed the选ive franchise of the State Constitution, would have called Senator Anderson would restore to the State a condition that caused methods of defense which were lawless Colonel Anderson appring something to the cause of the war in which burginson in which he intimated that Senator Truster won over Harry B. Marin, because B. Marin refused to bind him to the war. He declared that some men before him had organized went to Tucker and asked him what he intended doing to regard Tucker. Colonel Anderson answered, pointing, whereupon they sent for pointments, whereupon they sent for pointments, whereupon they after anounced his candidacy. **HOWARD TRUSTERS HOLD MEETING.** (By A. N. P.) Washington, D. C. Nov. 17, 1904 invitation of Dr. Emmanuel Boat, vice-president, and also a member of the vice-president, and also a member of the My! What a change a bright complexion makes in the appearance of one. Tell you what you can do. If your skin is dark, bumpy, covered with pimples or ringworms—you can make it lighter, soft and smooth by the use of Black and White Ointment, Black and White Soap, and Black and White Cleansing Cream. Suppose you begin this home beauty treatment tonight. Get you a cake of the fragrant, soothing Black and White Soap, a package of both Black and White Ointment and Cleansing Cream. Use the Soap and Ointment at night before you go to bed; next morning rub the skin with little bits of fragrant Black and White Cleansing Cream. 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Especial interest was manifested when the students were made by Mrs. M. Eschthaeus and were made by Mrs. M. Eschthaeus and themselves for services to those who are the stuents which are theirs at Howard University. On account of sudden death of Mr. B. E. Coleman, all EXCELSIOR MUTUAL MEMBERS on whom he collected are requested to phone in their present address in order that we may furnish you with a collector at once. After the chapel exercises at noon, the Board of Trustees were served the department of Home Economics. Those department Rhodes grant playwright and director Roosevelt, Assistant Roosevelt, Assistant Secretary Aft, the Navy Chief Chaplain, the National natureist natureist, the Lieutenant Chapman of Englewood, N. J. Chapman of Englewood, N. J. Chapman of the A. M. E. Church, Baltimore, Md.; Dr. M. Seth Hill, Jacksonville, Md.; Principal of Daytona Normal and Instrumental Principal of Daytona Normal and Instrumental. TUSKEGEE RECEIVES PART OF WIDOWS ESTATE. 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