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OFFICER OF NEW YORK REGIMENT CHARGES LEGION WITH UNFAIRNESS 5c PER COPY EVERYWHERE ALWAYS PROGRESGIVE DISTINCTIVE IN SERVICE OFFICER OF Says That Discriminatory Marked Actions of the Leg of War. Produces Correspo Says That Discriminatory Tactics Have Marked Actions of the Legion Since Close of War. Produces Correspondence in Proof ion of the American Legion last summer towards the organization's memorial and my letter to Congress for colored veterans to go abroad next summer. I wrote to the headquarters of my request to my request to the headquarters of my request to the headquarters of my request, repeating my request to the headquarters of my request, a letter of which the following is a PROTEST BURIAL OF PINCHBACK IN EXCLUSIVE CEMETERY. ARRES CLEAR BERY. PROTEST BURIAL OF PINCH BACK IN EXCLUSIVE CEMETERY. ARREST IN MURDER CASE CLEARS UP DIAMOND ROBBERY. PROTEST BURIAL OF PINCH BACK IN EXCLUSIVE CEMETERY. ARREST IN MURDER CASE CLEARS UP DIAMOND ROBBERY. over a spore of miles it is on record that right off the real and when he fancied him he was to run a dozen miles. He stepped along in perpetuity, and he ran over a route of a score of miles. The action so necessary for the ground action so necessary for And by his running over different distances he has shown himself without a power 1. Founded by W. E. King VOL. XLL. NO. 13. (By A. N. P.) New York, N. Y. J. Jan. 12—Captain Napoleon K. Marshall, veteran of the Famous Fifteenth, New York City, in the Famous Fifteenth, New York City, with unfairness to Ngro former soldiers, in a statement称 to Mr. Marshall's office is at 2395 Fifth Avenue, New York City, he is calling on the newspapers of the military to represent the soldiers to touch with all former soldiers, Captain Marshall's office was signed, as you will recall, there was a great number of military units representing all the combatants who were engaged in the war. Ngro was permitted to march in that parade, orally by the French people, and was sent over to France a delegation to lay a wreath on France's unknown soldier. I myself made personal appeal to the Colored American veterans that I had arranged to be in France to visit and unceremoniously resected Sevilla, and unceremoniously suggested that the Colored veterans and a delegation over to France my return to American last fall. I called to the American Legion, Indiana, can Ngro Legion Posts in America. Subsequently, there appeared in the Chicago Defender an interview with Mr. Marshall. WOULD PLACE NEGRO TROOPS IN HAITI (Associated News Press) NEGRO IS AMERICA'S BEST FOR PARIS OLYMPIC. NEGRO IS AMERICA'S BEST FOR PARIS OLYMPIC. The Dallas Express "Our committee is now compelled to all over the country for the names of the Legion Posts and I am asking you to do so as well as the Associated Neighborhoods. The following is a copy of the letter to the headquarters of the headquarters of the American Legion. AMERICAN LEGION, National Headquarters, Meridian Life Insurance Company Bldg., Indianapolis,印第安纳 Ig reply refer to date and number, December 14, 1921—1725—17. Capt. N. B. Marshall. William Lloyd Garrison Post. The American Legion oLBISN 2225, Seventh Ave, New York, N. Y My dear SIR; Your letter dated December 9th, in connection with our several weeks ago but we are now addressing to us by your Committee of the American Legion almost two years ago, we have many lists of Points of the American Legion and we believe that we cannot comply with your request. Very truly yours. (Signed) D. S. Holtell, Director Dan S. Holtell, Director (By A. N. P.) Bert Williams May Try Serious Opera. (By A. N. P.) Chicago, Ill. Jan. 12—Bert Williams songs enter the musical drama as song enter the musical drama as One of the leading dramatic cites of the musical drama. fame in the world, fame in the face of malice in the twining Berk Williams' claw song in *Under the Berk Williams* clef song in *Under the Berk Williams* long claimed as his ambition namely long claimed as his ambition namely Negro author, "I would like," say Williams, "to intercept my race as a certain class of American citizen in Negro blood is one that never fails to racial traits. The lair I have done is only on the surface. Gilpin has done this, and great as he is, Gilpin has done this, and great as he is, Williams. Asides from any problems the stage as a proper place to give them hearing it is true that in one of the songs only the surface has been enacted. BLACK SWAN COMPANY TO SUE COLUMBIA RECORD COMPANY Passage of Dyer Bill is Senator McCormick Says Urged in Resolutions. Noted That it Offers Unlimited Op-Speakers Appear on Pro-portunity for Development to gram. Prepared Men. PLANS FOR $30,000 HOTEL AND BATH HOUSE AT GALVESTON HEARTILY RECEIVED. NEW GOODWIN LIBRARIAN UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AUTINI TEXAS "The Republican Party THE DALLAS EXP YORK REGIMEN BLACK SWA N. A. A. C. P. HOLDS ANNUAL MEET IN NEW YORK. Passage of Dyer Bill is Urged in Resolutions. Noted Speakers Appear on Program. Mary White Overton, chairman of the Board of Directors of the Dyer College, C. P. Foster, president of evening meetings and made a stirring passage of the Dyer Bill Colored Amendments to the bill, which he belief unabated. Secretary Johnson's leaders were confident of the Bill's success. The bill must not be skipped. The Bill must be approved by a society, the following were elected: Money of Subscriber Protected. No persons or committees will be responsible anywhere else to collect the money any subscriber. No nibbling issues. The subscriber will handle his or her money. Two banks, Ed McCarthy and Bill of Davidson, the Worcester bank and Trust Co., of Port Worth, receive in person or by bank check from the applicant and all money themed in the applicant's word order or, by Express money orders from the subscriber any and all money themed in the applicant's word. The bank so receiving will give or send to the subscriber a receipt in the navy of the subscriber for the amount sent. This receipt will be practically the same as a bank book, for every amount sent. The subscriber will be returned to the subscriber without charge, unless a reason the undertaking is abandoned. But you see, you cannot lose your money. The business must be conducted so that the corporation is or will be Department at Austin, Texas, each subscriber will be issued a certificate of par value of one hundred dollars each. The subscriber will not be given until the thirty-fifth payment of one hundred dollars each. The provisions has been fully raised and the subscriber will be given Texas or the Fraternal Bank and Trust Co., Fort Worth, Texas. The subscriber will be received to receipt. Ideal Location Assured. All previous proposals about bath facilities for Colored people at Gulf Coast beaches some sort of objections. In some cases well formed. Often the location objection was well formed. Often the location objection was well formed. Often the location objection is emphasized, was the building of a bath house in the south side of the Gulf Coast, was the equivalent, except for the mercury into the deepest part of the Gulf Coast you could tell when the water would work in the inversion. It can be now said subject to the objections have been fully and admirably addressed to be erected down the island. They are not to be erected at either the beach or the western coast. They are to be erected at the center of the beach front. This program $32,000 is raised are to be erected RADICAL CHANGE COMES IN G. O. P. MACHINE. Death of Penrose And Withdrawal of Hayes Will Disrupt Machine Which Has Wrought Well. Washington, D. C. Jan. 12.—The death of Senator Penrose of Pennsaukee and former Hays Hays from the position of Foostmaster general to a high executive position in the motion picture world. At a salary of $100,000, he has the high points in political goings-on. A New Richmond to Front. To succeed Will H. Hayes, Senator Dickie, manufacturer, newspaper owner and multimillionaire, unquestionable friend of the Colored people, and a master of the political game, very practical advisers in big things, and believes that " the victor belongs the spies and advisers upon for the portfolio, a new Richmond would come to Hill C. continued on page 5). The site upon which the proposed site is located is owned by Ed McCarthy of Galveston, true friend of the site, and is owned by the day's Morris Wright from the days of Morris Wright trying days. Mr. Morris evolution to true and ideal citizenship, and he has been forced to do the rights of all, such a man is Ed McCarthy. During the past years, the Colored people of Galveston, have had no trouble in the town, and have been forced to do some distance from a small borough some distance from a city. The walk several blocks to enter the water and to form a corporation to build a new beach, you that it is very gratifying to me that you are doing it. We are Beach which you by far the more available one which you might provide and be an addition to Galveston and be an investment standpoint. I believe in large scale. Yours truly, M.A.M. President of Galveston 5c PER COPY EVERYWHERE A CHAMPION OF JUSTICE A MESSENGER OF HOPE UNFAIRNESS RECORD COMPANY Alleges That New Singer is Being Featured by Copy as its Exclusive Artist; Pace Company Alleges That New Singer Under Contract is Being Featured by Columbia Company as its Exclusive Artist; Will Sue. VE TRIBUNE SAYS IDEA OF NEGRO GROUPS IS DOMINATION. TO KILDREN. NEGRO SHRINERS GIVE TRIBUNE SAYS IDEA OF NE- TURKEY DINNER TO GROUPS IS DOMINA- CHILDREN. TION. NEGRO SHRINERS GIVE TRIBUNE SAYS IDEA OF NE- TURKEY DINNER TO GROUPS IS DOMINA- CHILDREN. TION. MUSICIAN SHOT FROM AMBUSH. --- ```markdown ``` Arthur Ford was one of the most known doctors in the field. He a laceomed enabler by profession, having worked in this line both his medical and surgical careers. He also had medical institutions and academic institutions. The Paper boils a news franchise in the associated Newsp Press and uses its exclusive copyrighted digests. The Associated Negro Press will receive authentic news items from the African-American community (cmt at sender's risk) at the offer, $350 Indiana Ave, Chicago, IL 60611. PRICE FIVE CENTS was among the earliest applicants to the Columbia Records program, given by Mr. Sean P. McClark who had Almaa as an exclusive artist. He recorded thousands of his pictures and had been a member of the Columbia resurrected those old recordings as an exclusive artist whose singing was an exclusive record of the fact that a new record by Mr. Clark, "Swing Low Sweet Charlot," and "One Sweetly Cried" was on the first 1st on Black Swan Records. Mr. Pace is inked by a law attorney that collated his songs the sale of the company and sued for damages is being presented. The attorneys are also investigating the company has brushed certain deaines among its Black Swan Records because a view to making the customer feel that condition and to cause him to (By A. N. P.) Chicago, Ill. Jan. 12—"What are the darker people of the world up to by whites everywhere. It is the underlying thought of the disarmament and has been from the beginning. Plainly the white races of the world conceived. It has been widely stated that President Harding's utterances in Birmingham was due to the clear vision of the world in front of us and oppress darker people. Now comes the Chicago Tribune editorial ever published by a daily news service in one of the most significant editorials ever published by a daily news service in the editorial, taking France as a basis of justice, that the Tribune foreshadows among the world desire most, and particularly certain elements among the world desire most. There has never been a bloody far-fetched intention. Says the Tri- "Rouge Et Noir." "anatayette—not Lennin—we are here" the saxophone, cornet, lamb and violin the piano, clarinet and saxophone the Pond Orchestra and it was here organization in Feather Guildhill McMahon hymnian CIR of Olimpia each Saxophone hymnian CIR of Olimpia each Saxophone DR. CHAS. STEWART SPEAKS FOR "GO-TO-SCHOOL" CAMPAIGN. AMONG THE CHURCHES By R. L. H. Rice. It was an evident fact that the visit of Dr. Chan, Stewart to Dallas was a pleasant event as demonstrated by the large audience to which he spoke Sunday evening at McDonia Baptist church, Good and Madison. He spoke in the interest of the "Go-to-School Campaign" which has for its purpose, the decrease of illiteracy among Negroes of Dallas. Preceding the speech of the evening were several solos and the adoration of the audience, who set forth very briefly the purposes of the campaign. After the address of Mr. Williams came the address of Dr. Stewart, E. Arlington Wilson, pastor of McDonia Baptist church, pastor of McDonia Baptist church, appointed Dr. Stewart to his audience. In a most clever manner, known only to Dr. Stewart, he arose and announced the name of the Pig Waxed Fat and Died." This subject he made to fit our present audience very forcibly to the attention of all, the call of the world for men. He was very forcibly to the sign which hangs in every nook and corner of the universe, regardless to whatever sphere it may be. He defined man and showed that by all composition he was superior to all composition, composition, composition, mind, soul and body. These qualities he discussed, showcased and explained. MT. HEBRON BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School opened at 10 a.m. by Supt. J. Matthews. Attendance was limited, and discussed with power by the pastor. At 11 a.m. m. sermon by the pastor. Rev. Freeman with his congregation was with us and he probed from John 3:141. A good sermon was given with sister Matthias in the chair and a good program was rendered for conduct by brother Baker. At 1 p.m. pastor Hood ascended to the room and sister Matthias was conducted by brother Baker. At 2 p.m. pastor Hood ascended to the room and sister Matthias was conducted by brother Baker. At 3 p.m. pastor Hood is bringing things to pass. Collection of religious sisters met with Sister E. Baker, presiding. Pastor Hood preached on the Tongue. After this lesson all decided to bridge our tongues. Colleagues were to come out every Monday night and also invite all to come out and attend the mission meetings. E. MT. GILEAD BAPTIST CHURCH M. Gliead is at present deprived of our most worthy pastor in peril, and he has been forced his resignation, January 5th. Rev. Henderson has pastored M. Gliead for a period, a sheep for a period, a period of time for a pastor he has proven to be a worthy leader, be the Deacon Board love and wherever he goes. His farewell nomenon was a masterpiece. His theme was the Divine Appointment." He provided himself a master of the situation. George Clark, Deacon Board. SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH. Sunday School was well attended. At 11 a. m., services were conducted by the pastor and his members from Lakeland to 1311 M. members are now being lifted down to those who are to stay hard by the cause and building of God. We have a new pastor, Preston street, in the near future. The B. Y. P. U., rendered a pleasant service. G. Smith, presided. Night service began early with a packed house. The pastor again took the stand and delivered a masterly sermon. Twenty-five students attended two for baptism. This is a grand total of 45 persons in the last two M. B. Bilbrew. Pastor. M. Hawkins, Reporter. EVENING CHAPEL C. M. E. CHURCH. Diety. He forbly brought to light the fact that since all humanity was in possession of these qualities there were no superior races because of color, hair or physique, but men were superior to women in prior development of mind and soul. He pictured the Negro race trying to imitate the world for men. He showed that in the development of manhood there is created an ideal which makes him a superior man, he will understand that he must make life and not a living merely. He gave to the audience a model of manhood by giving, from the platform command attention, the sound command attention, the sound erect, head and eyes straight forward, Mr. F. K. Richey and Wm. F. K. Richey, standing at attention, until three command "at ease was given." By this he brought out the lesson of He also spoke concerning the dignifying of all things to which he imbued every person to ever remember that "superiority is in thought and motherhood, and the machine of making of America and the schoolroom and showed to all very vividly that ignorance in the breadth of the world is admonished each person to see that every child of school are be a man and a woman, Negro may do his bit toward filling the great want ad of civilization for men and women of intellect and few weeks ago from this church. She is survived by husband, mother, grandmother, brother, Rev. James officiated. Also Mrs. Mollie Pratt, one of our members, is survived by a granddaughter. Sister Pratt was a stamina member in good standing with the church. She leaves two sisters, brother, five children. Rev. A. F. Johnson, Pastor. RANDALL FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH. Sunday School was largely attended and the collection was fair. At morning services, Randall was bishop of the prominent ministers of the city, in the persons of Rev. Cadell and Rev Thompson, both of whom, made a very earnest and very timely and highly appreciated "Incentives to Action," was the subject of the sermon so eloquently delivered by the late text was taken from Romanes 14:2. So convincing, so dramatic, so appealing, and yet so touching was the sermon at night by the pastor which he delivered to the church. The subject was, "A Typical Procrastinator," the text was taken from Acts. 4:25. The sermon was so vividly dream as they followed the magic thread of the subject from which a vivid picture was drawn. The sermon was so many came to themselves with moistened eyes. Surprise. was the reign of the spirit during the entire service. The sermon was $27.65. There's an ever "welcome," extended by Randall to all. Watch Randall, and Read the Daily News. Rev. Wm. Shaw, Pastor. SMITH CHAPEL A. M. E. Church Sunday, Jan., 8th. Sunday School good and well attended. Pastor has an excellent sermon. 1. Addition. The young people's club is doing great work, they have on a buy. Dr. K. Jenkins, the indefinitely preach at the morning and evening services. Special union services at 3 p. m. in the Dallas A. M. church expected to worship with Bethel Elizabeth Chapel and Evening Chapel C. M. E. churches will also be expected of Bethel in the afternoon services. Love leapt Friday night conducted by Jenkins, the Pastor beginning to reorganize for the new year. The following brother have been appointed P. Guinn, H. J. Hackey, A. G. Andrews, J. J. Jefferson, W. M. McKeo, Geo. Curtis, S. A. W. Briggs. The business session of the quarterly conference will be held Tuesday night. Jan. 17th. Every department will be represented. Betteh's Sunday School was reorganized last week with the election of Mrs. J. C. Frasier, Supt. of the Department of Education Department and Mrs. R. A. Winn Supt. of the Cradle Roll Department. ST. PAUL A. M. R. CHURCH. Sunday School was well attended. Prof. H. D. Winn, Supt. 48 at induction. Dr. A. 11 o'clock the evangelist, Dr. A. George preached. two accessions Christian Endevader had a great sorrow. George again preached. wonderful mon on subject "Do You Love Jesus." The revival closed Monday night with success; 10 accessions, anxious people. F. L. George, F. L. George will leave for THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1923. PROF. AND MRS.T. D. MARSHALL INJURED IN AUTO SMASH-UP. Prof. T. D. Marshall, principal of Whestly Place school and his wife were painfully injured last Saturday in which they were riding was struck by another car at the intersection of Ross Avenue and Maiden Lane. They were rushed to the Emergency Hospital where their wounds, which were painful but not serious, were treated. Prof. Marshall was able to report for work Monday morning but Mrs. PROF G. W. WILLIAMS IS AP POINTED AS TRUANT OFFICER Prof. G. W. Williams who has been the leading spirit in and chairman of the Gov't school campanion has been appointed an truant officer for Negro Children. He will assume his duties at once. He will be the story of looking up those children who are not attending school and who are not working in school conjunction with the principals of the schools and assist generally in increasing the percentage of Negro children attending school. It is estimated that of the Ne- Hispanic of school age in Dallas, nearly 2.400 are in school for various reasons. These cases will fall under his supervision. home Wednesday. Great things are being planned for the year's work. Pastor THE BAPTIST YOUNG MINISTERS UNION. The Young Ministers' Union met with the True Light Baptist church at 3:30 p.m. p. m. The meeting was attended by Rev. W. Roberts after which he presented the speakers to the waiting congregation for his text was "Temptation," Matt. 4:2. His sermon was full of spiritual food. Rev. P. Lakeman gave the sermon. He used for his subject "What Wilt Thou Do With They Great Name?" cordially invite every young minister of the city to meet with us. Our regular meeting nights are Tuesdays and Fridays at Mt. Pleasant Church, located near Ross on Freeman. C. P. Morgan. Pres. W. Roberts Vice. J. Oliver Vice. J. A. Fortison, Reporter. ALLEN CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR LRAGUK. Nolan H. B. Elliot, B. S., Conference President. Sunday, Jan. 8, we were at Wear Chapel at Port Worth, with Rev. Kyle Spencer, the pastor, and we spoke to the League, after a very excellent program had been rendered. Miss McCoy, the president of the League, pledged us his support in his district. However, in regard to the perfecting of a real systematic organization that will be able to develop the league in this conference, the president of the League who are supposed to constitute the leadership of the race are sleeping. Never before in our racial group has there been such an urgent call for Christianized intelligence. Never before has there been such a need for young men and women, who are vices, and "Gome over into Macedonia andabor." Never before has there been such a need for Christianized intelligence in the church that will wholly prepare young men and women of the above stated type. But despite the need of it, in reference to its development, in the North Texas conference, the Talented Tenth is asked. We have seen the young people daily, being drawn from the church, seeking the Mammans of Modern England, for help, and the plea of succumbers from those, who have been caught in the church, and the brink. We have felt for those, who were striving valiantly against those forces that had become their Mastress, having hearing and feeling these things, we have carried them to the Talented Tenth. But in vain, for although we have unseasonably healed hearing and feeling those things, we have fallen into deaf ears and the Talented Tenth slept on. We are awake and the others nine-tenth shall continue to fight for the development of a Allen League in this conference, and those who are awake and the others nine-tenth shall continue to fight for the development of a Allen League in this conference, and that will really do the work as laid down in the Discipline, the Constitution of the A. M. K. Church. Wise men couple working with wishing and more than others, they obtain their desires. Hotel Clerk—"Well, it generally gets in just a little behind the engine." Guest "When does the 2.49 train get into?" SOCIETY & CLUBS Mr. Wilford H. Smith, Counsel-general for the Garvey Movement in New York is visiting old friends and acquaintances in several of the cities of Texas. Mr. Smith was a citizen of Texas, and he has also been engaged in the practice of law there. Mr. Smith was membered as the counselor who carried the case of Seth Carter vs. the State of Texas to the supreme court. The case in question was MR. AND MRS. P. D. YOUNG EN TERTAIN. Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Young, 2423 South Central avenue, were host and hostess Sunday afternoon to a three-course meal. The menu consisted of fruit salad with toasted cheese on crackers baked turkey and dressing, cranberry sauce, and grapefruit candied yams, spaghe, stuffed peppers, hot rolls and butter, frilled jello with whipped cream. Fruit cakes with cake cakes, Olives and salads peanuts. MRS. PERRIKS AND MRS. MABLE WILLIAMS ENTERTAIN. Mery, Perkins and Mrs. Mable Williams entertained a few friends with a visit at their home 2000 State street. The following guests were served to them: Daisy Verber, a very pleasant evening in other entertainment. Adrienne D. Daisy Verber, Velma Gales, Mattie Hodge, Eva Whitehead, Martha Davis, Martha Davis, Adrienne Davis, Moore, Addis Jackson, Frank Allen, Pauline Spiller, Matt Collins. FRANKLIN-ESCOE MARRIAGE H. C. Franklin and Mrs. Paralea Bacee were happily married Tuesday and January 3, at the house of Mrs. Sofronia, Pentham 150 Juliette. Rev. A. F. Johnson, pastor in charge Evening Chapel, Colored dress the year 1910. The solemn vows of marriety that joined them in the holy bonds of woolock. Refreshments, fruit salad, sand- wiches and punch were served. After Metheridh Redstone church, read groom received many useful wedding gifts from friends. SOCIETY THE PRINCESS ART CLUB. Mrs. P. Washington, 1707 Hall street, was hostess to the Princess Art club Thursday evening, Jan. 5th. This being the first meeting in the new year, the club went into the meeting with officers were elected to serve the next six months. Mrs. B. Brown, president; Mrs. C. Brown, president; Mrs. P. Washington, secretary; Mrs. S. M. Brown, reporter; Mrs. A. G. Goodby, treasurer; Mrs. O. G. Love, instructor; Mrs. J. C. Wilson, instructor. A lovely and enjoyable meeting we had with officers present. Mgr. Owen the master made some very timely and encouraging remarks. A delicious lunch, we adjourned to meet with Mrs. S. M. Brown, the next meeting. Mrs. Joe Cook, President. Mrs. O. G. Love, Instructor. THE READING CIRCLE. The Reading Circle met with Misa T. Tucker, Friday, Jan. 6, at 3211 M. L. Island, where her present except two who were ill. In response to call, quotations on her book were given, followed a discussion on omba's Checkered History" and the "White Ants of Columbia," directed by the author. Jaws of unusual interest to the members by reason of the fact that the book was Negro, little mentioned before, commented upon broadly and frankly: a paper on "Thoughts on the Mama," A. W. Wilson elicited much favorable comment, music-victrola. Pleasant visitors of the afternoon were Mimes Emogene Johnson and Mimi McCormick, who had been at Detroit, Michigan for several months, will again fill her book with stories of all the members. During the serving of the repast, the hottest pleasure surprised her guests by giving her a musicalian. Mrs. M. M. L. Island presented the tokens A donation of Club" to help with its equipment. THE W. W. W. ART CLUB The W. W. W. Art Club met tuesday with Miss Anderson. For one hour the girls were busy with the art class, while Mrs. Johnson, with Mrs. Johnson, presiding. A pound party was planned for Wednesday night for an old woman who attended the art class. Mrs. Shannon was a very nice host for the afternoon. The club wishes to thank all who were present and to thank everyone who made a success. Much has been done with the needle and we hope that our next exhibition will be a greater success. A two course lunchroom will be available. Members will entertain next Tuesday. DUNBAR SOCIAL CLUB The Dunbar Social Club met Tuesday evening, Jan. 10 with Mess a. Mr. Smith's vacation of a month or more will be spent principally in Texas. He is a visitor last Wednesday in Dallas and on his sightseeing tour, spent quite a while looking over the plant of the Dallas Express company manager A. Marker Kirk of Galveston. A worker of Galveston who was in the city on business, connected with the project, which he is sponsoring. GOVERNMENT PHYSICIANS TO LECTURE IN DALLAS. According to plans made public by the Welfare Board early this week, the two physicians appointed for lecturing in Texas under the Welfare Board will visit Dallas, January 29-21. They are scheduled to lecture as follows: Mass meetings Sunday afternoon at churches in Queen City,上午 at Park and the C. district, Monday at the C. district,上午 at Oak Cliff and at St. John Baptist church. Tuesday night they will lecture at the auditorium of the Fythian Temple. These physicians are touring Texas and are investment increasing the knowledge of the general public as to the general care of the health and in regard to the treatment of the patients. They will lecture absolutely free of charge and the public is cordially DALLAS NEM TO LAUNCH NEW ENTERPRISE. Dallas Commercial field is to be invaded by a new line of business very soon. By name it will be known as the Eagle Carpet and Cleaning Company, its business will be restricted to cleaning and renovating old and new rugs. In launching the new enterprises the promoters who refrain from public mention just now, express the belief that the time is now right to provide for a such venture for race men and expect to enter the field fully prepared to serve the public. Date of the opening has not been announced. C. F. and E. F. Starks at Peoples Undertaking Company. After receiving the regular represen- tation, election of officers was held. Officers elected are: M. B. Anderson, president; Chasa Norris,电 election of officers was held. A. V. Payne, assay; secretary; F. E. Starks, treasurer; Mr. Perkins,掌 surety; Neal White, astle; sergeant-at-arms; M. Soot, crite; C. F. Starks, E. F. Starks, Brachdin, Eddie Lewis, B. B. Gris- dom, D. P. Lewis, E. F. Starks, Board of Directors; Norman B. Fugua, J. ass, club manager. WHEATLY ART CLUB. Members of Wheaty Art Club planned a bigger years work for the company. J. Wilson, 214 Washington avenue. The new president made a special appeal for the co-operation of the members in the club work. Individual members stated good resoirance. The club work. After a lively business transaction the hostess served a deli with the company. At the home of Mrs. Turner. THE ROYAL SOCIETY ART CLUB. The Royal Society Art Club meet with Mrs. J. O. McGaikell, 3425 Olean street, with president, Ollie A. Riddle, president of the usual order of business one new member, Mrs. M. E. Ector. The hostess served chicken salad on lettuce leaf, develoed olives and saltine tastes, brick cream and cheese. Next meeting will be held with Mrs. M. Booker, at 3405 Thomas Avenue. Mrs. Ollie A. Riddle, President. Mrs. J. W. Ross, Reporter. BUSY BEP CLUB The Busy Use Club of which Mr. J. W. Dunn, is president and Mr. R. W. Dunn, is secretary-treasurer, met Tuesday, 10 at 631 North Central avenue. This is a young club and they are encouraging a campaign for new members. Mr. J. R. Dunn, President. Mr. R. W. Dunn, President. Mr. L. W. Lane was hostess to the Co. CORTICELLI ART CLUB Mrs. Llane was hostess to the Corticell Art Club, Monday, Jan. 9, 1994. Fourteen members were present and answered the roll call with quotations. The evening was spent in needle work. The club voted to give the girls of the White Rose Club a donation. Mrs. Lane served cheese sand-wiches with tea. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Kemp, 3659 Washington Ave., Dallas, on Jan. 16. K. E. Lane, President. C. M. George, Sec-Reporter. ```markdown ``` company To Be Organized Under directions of American Woodmen by MAJ. GEN., JNO. L. JONES, Commanding the Uniform Ranks. In Auditorium of PYTHIAN TEMPLE, Wed. Night, Jan. 18th, At 8:30 P. M. Men between the ages of 20 and 45 are invited to be present. Come out and help to keep the Camp Fires burning and preserve the dignity of the Afro-American. This Company will be furnished their horse to ride in the mammoth pavades absolutely free. It will afford travel. Health, and a fair knowledge of fancy horsemanship. A good chance for our young men to advance themselves socially, physically, and morally. Under the auspices Camp 86 Americana Woodmen. DR. L. G. PINKSTON. Announces the removal of his office from Terrell, Texas, to McMilan Simultaneous Rail and State Medical Diales, Texas, where he is prepared to take care of surgical cases. Telephone: 714-222-2222. 15 GRANTED CONSTRUCTURAL ENGINEERS LICENSE. Chicago, Il. Jan, 12—Charles S. McGraw, Jr., a civil blood engineering officer, has been awarded a license as a structural engineer. He has been a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers. He is the member of the first College of Engineering and is the first College of engineering to be licensed as a structural engineer. DALLAS WOMAN CLOSES DEAL FOR PRETTY THOMAS AVENUE HOME. DALLAS WOMAN CLOSES DEAL FOR PRETTY THOMAS AVENUE HOME. The beautiful home of Mrs. Johnie Holland. located at 2914 Thomas avenue, has been sold to out of town parties who will move to Dallington. The deal involved a consideration of $7,000, $4,000 cash and balance payable within three years. On the property any time after the term is made granting the owner the ability to sell or dispose of said property. The property is national of the first six months of presence lease. Of the provision the deal was effected. 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Longview, here is visiting relatives. Tyler, Jan. 12.—St. Louis Community. Sunday, Jan. 1. Sunday School was well attended. Rev. M. W. Whitock preached a splendid sermon Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Whitock attended their mother, Mrs. Maria Wade and their relatives during the holiday. Jacksonville and Rilgore, during the holidays, Mrs. Jessie Lee Floorman of Flint, spent several days in Williams, Mrs. Mattie Adams and Sister-in-law, Mrs. Adams of Troupe, spent several days with her parents, Mrs. M. F. Watson, F. J. Watson heir to his daughter, Misty Watson, but his lost was a Mr. Amie Gossie. He married Mrs. F. J. Watson she was beautifully decorated. She received a number of valuable presents. Young went to take up their school Wednesday. Dec. 28. Mrs. Molle Watson visited relatives and friends Handler, Texas during the holidays. Grapeland, Jan. 12—Service was well attended at the Mr. Zion Stirring event. He was at his post and preached a souls stirring sermon. Johnson is power in the ministry. Watch meet the students. Jeff Simpson preached a splendid sermon. He is a young minister but held a to-get-goer board at Baptist church association of which Rev. J. Johnson of Conroe is moderator, held a to-get-goer board at Baptist church association of which many good plans were put forth for the coming year. Mr. Author Shep Stirring who accidently shot last week is able to be up. Mr. Johnny Pountney who accidently shot last week is family. Miss Mimie Wilson returned from Pittsburgh, Friday. Mrs Carrie Leanard, of Palestine in here, passed away. Ms. Marilas Marshall, Ms. and Mrs. Alber Toller returned from here and Mr. Marilas Marshall, and Mr. Marilas Marshall enjoyed a nice dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Simpson, Monday. We want more CHICAGO NEWS. CHICAGO NEWS. Miss Mary E. Branch, who is attending the University of Chicago, joined H. Young, 3556 Giles avenue, Saturday evening at luncheon. In the evening, they attended the musical Center Church, Mr. and Mrs. Young also served a midnight luncheon Christmas, and Mrs. King, named Florence N. A. A. C. P. HOLDS AN- NUAL MEET IN NEW YORK (Continued from page 1). N. A. A. C. P. Mass Meeting Urges Congress to Pasa Dyer Hill. The National Association for the Protection of Children People in its annual meeting in New York City, unanimously adopted a law allowing resolution upon Cennan's death. Since 1889, 4834 human beings accused of crime have been murdered and 115 have been killed. Their guilt could be established by the filmed, televised World War when the allied nations were fighting to make up for the loss of 250 United States citizens who were killed in America. During the last year, the grossness has been debating the Dyer Hill case. The government have murdered 29 victims, been accompanied by the most atrocious acts, last 3 years 23 have been publicly prosecuted, and physical mainting, in the presence of women and children, and in many cases, verified beforehand. Since 1889, this case is responsible for this blood but since 1889, 2585 women whom no accusation of any crime has been against, and in this time period 64 have been accused, and in this time period 64 have been accused. RADICAL CHANGE COMES IN G. O P. MACNINE (Continued from page 1). Horsetown, of Kansas City and Gary Indiana, died on the 10th day of the week of Mr. Dickey for years. NEGRO FORM WILL DISTRIBUTE NEGRO FEATURE FILM. (By A. N. P.) Denver, Colo. Jan. 15—The Afro-America closed a contract for the exclusive rights for the distribution of the film *The African American men*. Denver, Colorado. These films will be presented in a biennial Convention in Denver and in the Convention is shown one of the four business offices in operation, that of the American Woodmen. The film will be shown in 236 cities of the United States. POLICEMEN HEAD MOB THAT TARS NEGRO. Edith, Oka, Jan. 12 — Thursday evening, just before 9 o'clock, Walter O'Banion, the home of 312 East Furniture Street, was in an absence and that the front door had been forcibly broken. Entrading the home was confronted by six men who had gained forcible entance during his absence. Two men, one of whom was regularly assigned to duty, one city official and three were civiliana O'Banion had known all the time that he was in the city and was no more mistaken in their identity than in his own. He gave evidence that he was names of the men who later tared him, to him, according to *Accounting* to O'Banion's statement, as soon as he entered the room the soldier threw down the sword and cut him off along." Thoroughly terrified, O'Banion went along. His statement "The policemen took me up to the corner of the ball park to an old wooden big woofer hood over my head to blind-fold me, and I was told to get into the automobile. I got out of the car and got in, the police still holding their guns against my neck and body. I got out of the car, some kind of rough treatment. The auto drove off in the country and the men told me to strip off my clothes, stripped off and then they beating me until I rope and beating me until I swelled (and here he showed big wells and brutes), they poured out and put and feathers on me. They then asked me if I knew their names they told me they knew me until they told me they told me to give to other Colored people about leaving town and brought me back to town naked—on the streets to get home as best I could. And then they told me they killed me—they killed me hours or they killed me time. And again they told me they kill me in hours or they kill me time. And again they told me to town and stay out I walked home naked through the streets, with the tin and feathers out of town and stay out O'Banon gave the names of the policemen, the city official and the police chief, and he red him. His statement is in affidavit form and is in the hands of the police chief, who used in the prosecution of his murders in case he is assassinated for FULL TEXT OF FOUR-POWER TREATY PROVIDING PEACE IN PACIFIC OCEAN REGIONS The United States of America, The British Empire, France and Japan. With a view to the preservation of peace and the maintenance of their national possessions and insular dominions in the regions of the Pacific Ocean, have determined to conclude a treaty to this effect and have appointed as their plenipotentiaries: the Majesty the King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and of the British dominions beyond the sena, Emperor of India, the Emperor of Nanda, the Common wealth of Australia, for the Dominion of New Zealand and for India, President of the French republic. His Majesty the Emperor of Japan. Who, having communicated their full powers, found in good due form, have been the follows: Article I. The high contracting parties and the representatives themselves to respect their rights to form and to insular possessions and insular dominions in the regions of the Pacific If there should develop between any of the high contracting parties a controversy, arising out of any of the issues, the parties said rights which is not satisfactorily settled by diplomacy and is likely to affect the harmonious accords the shall subsist between them the shall contracting parties to a joint conference to which the whole subject will be referred for consideration Article IL If the said rights are threatened by the aggressive action of any other power, the high contracting paranormality of the another fully and frankly in order to arrive at an understanding as to the most efficient measures to be taken, jointly or separately, to meet exigencies of the particular situation. Article III. This agreement shall remain in force for ten years from the time of its expiration or the expiration of said period it shall continue to be in force subject to the right of any of the high court on twelve months' notice. This agreement shall be ratified as soon as possible in accordance with the constitutional methods of high court contracting parties and shall take place in ratifications which shall take place at Washington, and thereupon the ratifications which shall take place at Japan, was concluded at London on July 13, 1911, shall NEW BUILDING AT COLLEGE FORMALLY OPENS Selma, Ala., Jan. 12.—The auditorium Hall of Seminum Hall was opened to the public Tuesday night. the exercise appropriate to the occupancy of the auditorium. The University Band and the choir of the school of 660 students are led by while the trustees, faculty, student body entered the chapel followed by an influx of students. The available space in the spacious and airtight, a seating capacity of 4,000. 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Colored citizens of the city were rigidly excluded until last Saturday, when them an artillery was issued them to attend a special meeting the following Thursday. The officers of the ministers responded, leading 3,000 persons to the meeting. This has occurred twice in the last two years, and has caused the Charles Satchell Morris, Jr. the brilliant boy orator, in speaking the Sunday School lesson to the persons who attended for their "cowardly, disgusting, menial action." Down with these weak kneed, cringed, cawardly Negro presachers, he shouted, "who lead their flocks on the cross of the white man's preudice. Some of these old mothers, with the snows of seventy winters upon their brow that can EVERY HOW TO KNOW CATARRH OF THE BLADEFRIER SALO, Sennel! Each Capsule bears name E. MIDY Reservoiroffountains Before using, was 6 inches long. After using 2 years, is now 22 inches. WOMANS GLORY IS HER HAIR No more—DANDRUFF. No more—FALLING HAIR. No more—FALLING SCALP. No more—TETTER. 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CARR, 180 W Green Street, Pasadena, Cal. Agent TEXAS TOWNS Blossom, Jan. 12. —Sunday School was well attended at both churches Sunday. Everybody seem to be saliva, and everyone is wearing the new year, and with better determination even the last year was a failure. Blossom high school was the first school to have Ripierre the teacher, who has been absent during the holidays. Miss Lloyd, Brenna who teaches in the school Monday morning. Miss Reisner and brother, Lothar who have the past few days, were anxiously waiting for the next day where they were in November looking for work, received good news she and made their return Sunday morning. We wish them good luck. ation. Sunday is big day at New Zion. come over and help us. Mr. Darin returned from Terrell where he met other friends. Mr. W. K. Venter and Miss Carrie Tromble were hired to resume his work. Mr. S. Shanklin is able to be up again to resume his work. We are delighted to note this fact. Gusee Jan. 12.—Xmas and New Year's Eve. visit relatives and friends. memorize memoirs. Mr. Biggie and sons of Hobar, Okla. visited relatives last week. Mr. Cyrus Clemmons left Saturday for North Texas, to visit relatives and friends. Mr. S. Shanklin will visit quilts ill is convalescence. Mrs. Sanders and mother of Plim, visited the church on Friday. Curry of Bromham who has been visiting her father left Sat. for the church on Friday. Bromham Hill congregation Monday night. Rev. Rucker passed through en route to his church Sat. for the church on Friday. Again, Miss Lula Lydia is in Gusee visiting Mrs. Smille. Mrs. Bennet of Hearne passed through Sunday en Hon. T. M. Betts, of Dallas visited our town Monday night and manned the room. He brought a wonderful message of instruction and hope and left a lasting impression. We hope he will teach us more. Matt, teacher of Six-mile school workshops in Gauss, Sunday, Mrs. Axelson, since Monday. Sunday was a high at Zion School. Baptist church, Zion School and shows a steady improvement. The superintendent, Mr. Georgeman, Rev. W. S. Barker was at his post and preached two inspiring sermons. One addition, Collection of Stephen's Chapel, was at Cotton Gin. wish for them shec in their new field of labor. came in Monday evening and moved to Cotton Gin. was visiting in our town Sunday, the guest of Mrs. Pearl Lawson. Ms. Florence Price lost Friday an indefinite stay with her sister in Corcusia. Miss Alice Ma Dawson was in the holy bonds of matrimony. New year evening. We wish her in the matrimonial sea. She is one of our talented and highly revered teachers that she deserves the best of Life. Marlin, Jan. 12. — A very pleasant man, the fine bungee of Mr. and Mrs. Conley on Williams street. Although Mrs. Lula Conley was just recovering from a broken leg, the gripper she was a fine hostess. A one those present were the following: the prominent tournai artist and hotel proprietor, Mr. Winston Land; the prominent philosopher Land; the anthologist; Mr. Will Conley, a sterling business man and philanthropist; Mr. Will Conley, a sterling business man and philanthropist; Mexico; Mrs. Susie Gaines, Mr. and Mrs. Huddlesson, of Marlin; Miss Roez, of Marlin; Mrs. Rose the Alcee two-year-old. Houston, Jan. 12—1024 arrests were made in Houston, during December; 720 were white and 206 Colored. The remains of Mr. Samuel Smith was buried Sunday under the auspices of the Odd Fellows. He was born in Houston, when Mrs. B. L. Jeffress 1321 Belle Avenue, returned last week from San Antonio, when he spent the week in Houston. Miss Fannie McDonald returned last week from Beaumont, where he was born. D. R. Evans, of Waco, was a visitor in Houston, last week. Attorney J. Vance Lewis, returned to New York, where he was a resident. American Mutual Benefit association, 1110 Andres street, is visiting relatives and friends at Victoria, president of American Mutual Benefit association, returned from Chicago, last week Attorney A. R. Wells, of Dallas, was a visitor to Houston. J. Estell of Waco, was in the city last week. Mr. Ed Thomas who was in Houston spending the holiday in Houston, wanted to want and must have more readers for the "Dallas Express" for the Dallas Avenue, Iln Queen barber shop, 715 San Pellejo street. Bring news not later than Sunday to Wm. Arch. Pellejo street. Pellejo street. Phone 3480 4480 Houston Heights--Mr. T. R. Rodges, 724 Herkimer street, is in bed after sustaining two broken ribs in a street car wreck. He is one of the oldest residents of Housetown, and returned to Hearne, after visiting his brother, M. Frank J. Mitchell, 708 Housetown, who is very sick on Railroad street, Dallas Express for sale at 621 Rutland street. Plano, Jan. 12. —We have started out on a new year's journey, Mrs Coleman of Melissa will play music he has put sum enthusiast in church meetings and the people have begun work. We are proud of him. We have been in the work of helping the fallen and desire this as a year of and for Christ. We wish to think the Ex- North Tyler, Jan. 12—Church and Sunday School were well attended at Miles Chapel C. M. E. church. Rev. E. S. Moore, pastor preached at morning service. It takes a man in this way to warm up with a friend. We are looking forth for a prosperous year's work. Slick listed: Mrs. Madlock, Mrs. Kesleron, Mrs. Price, Mr. Price is yet on the slick list. Mrs. Madlock is up and improving, memorial and friends of Miles Chapel. Mr. Price is on the pleasant surprise. The same was highly appreciated. Mr. and Mrs. Madlock are home. If you want the Dallas Express in North Tulare, please see the little boy, Jamison or call at Mrs. Madlock's residence every Saturday. San Angelo, Jan. 12. — The memorial service for the late E. Church were greatly inspired Sunday at 11 o'clock by sermon preachings from the Hammondia. The collection for the day. The Kings Daughters met with Mrs. afternoon and number of members were ent. Topic of discussion "Sin of Disciple" was presented until a later date. A delicious sail course was served after which all adjourned to meet the family for the week. Prayer meeting Wednesday at home to have members and friends present. With the year of 1821 is now past history, we are able to be able to teach the Lord our word to us all as a race. we are blessed to us all as a race, we are blessed without language to express we are without language to express we began the year of 1022 we should have new resolution and purpose in our plans large, in other words plan our work, and work our plans so our minds are made to handle, if we failed last year from a business standpoint, some time it is due to management, my method is to attempt to put nothing in operation without consulting him for in him a religious guidance, but not a religious fancy, but in putting some religious in business and after this is done we nothing once again vanish once a history, to me to see one of our members pass me business with the same price as we do business with the same price for a leaf of bread from a (white) man, this no longer is a mystery, then you can insist them, there are enlightened, then you can observe them, then you can observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you now if you are other than those words G.B.Q. 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Read the Express and learn the news. Mrs. Lizzie Tatum, her mother and Mr. Colins Tatum and wife were in Teague, Sunday, visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Scott, Mr. P. T. Cox and Mrs. James Scott, their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A.umptuition menu was served. Stephenville, Jan. 12. —Services were well attended at both churches Sunday, Mr. Warren Pollom, Mrs. Stephenville, Mr. Pope left the city Saturday night verado. Mr. B. C. Cheek, Mr. Pearl Billupe, Mrs. Lula Mala Fullnelle, Mr. Billupe, Mrs. Fullnelle made a jazzy trip to Thurby night.夜. Rev. Billock prescheduled to the people Sunday night, about the money ready for the Express menu. Merkel, Jan. 12. -Sunday School will be attended at both churches, every attended in the lessons, which causally taught at M. Olive Baptist School, and sister Sisters. And reviewed by reverend, R. M. W. Davis discussed reverend, R. M. W. Davis discussed the lesson. Go to Sunday School school women for preaching. Rev. E. W. Wesley, pastor M. Olive Baptist church left back, where he broke the bread of life, all day Sunday. The members of M. Campbell Baptist church have been raised to build a new January 1 at the residence of sister steel to raise funds to build a new planned and enveloped the entertainment, the young people with the pennant rally of M. Campbell Baptist Church. Sunday night, Jan. 8th as all of the members didn't bring in their reverend, not been known. Each member must given a mk, and was to deposit a portion of the money their age. 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Viegas Adame ot Bata Sire Satin Burka ‘and ht Bove uayd aed ae Bhaeys tl wok it Sorbent hag ta STtsin wreck et seeders tose "wenk an was sity Tare Bat Jeo utpived and cbs toe tn aie Uocnds Gait Butte, Hexen "ine‘mother of in hoe fins "was ape feet Weck and"otutne.Seterday’ and eared ee tour, Gormley hack itn ir, Mim Seu Colomen apt The" Goratany “Mt Eaterpine Sits gateat end came’ bere sure Ty Sitter must whe is lores: {2 theo Morea, "Bano. ‘occa SThow'bas boon in Dalle” veel Ronis ie howe sic peteta "Me Bee Galan of Deer pent or: al aarn i Caney Everyone fettng’ rad, thet hee eee id for aslag ty wine wala th socaten ery atine re ered BOs aed aay re planton inre Tae folowae mete Wise Snitin eammeie Pet Baie, MST Powel We, Sim crow "we | Tomin’"B'cl"Golonen” andr Fusco. Ainge ‘et A. 3" Yoo Teen the Westend te es Tose Tce bepress she GE, Dros, reporter tod nee Pitiebarg, Jen, 12-81, Stephens AT ond ‘Shoat wae welt Mieteds Sapte Tw rims emf ak hit Supt, pre: eater. i Noumer, ste Ait otloek sericea er, W. R ektnny “cae worthy" panter fave Sever teotent corsa Bundy, Toa Siro. Show ‘iven unter the aire ise of. tena Nevton was ase SoS Sidr Mill Seeubo, | SST dieteen: es’ byxe’ Baker Slanle Storie Chapel Mohsen Rinuay Sool Teprted gsod nth Bret, sc supe te ae Piast Bimany: serge aod | Seale 0 Gtson) Sontee wi tia for Benet Gi, onthe TT tier aceiy weds eit’ soe’ Gee flare Ree it sos wet ead te al eat 136 ape el sfoana te base Pooes ulin hte wit be onsale for Scents pet opr. very "Saturday AN Weick novice, le the salen to ante Ror SN eye fete fatoe Briel tat Bee {ih ShorehSoggar’sebot terre at {naaneo. We hope to sea more ou Set Rtoaays Asia "Grane bape Kev. Timely Chaser, BG. Mes Bidie papel cure Rtndiy eh goraed et urea! how with Bop res wane te Cat | AG AL ofleck servis our, nex soit er, AWE Bgae at aba Sento to Bring th cowl Birmingtn of "Atanta, Teaas, her ferrite wae soley. bal whe feces" met seat’ oa" hen tubeay Shoo! wel iene, | Stor he bel ie ikiag for Stet “buna nat at osoek betticn Hews. Whitlow tu sakiae {Sineniwty tm la weeta Rer'sWnluow, Pc Dew: re. et Ronny ded Jen 6, 1811 butte oat thei Me and Hope of" "Pietsnt toot care ot Garromalnn, Rew Willows ott Sd Mien bie te Haar, Seale Witinna, Hsdene "all Siete abun Oba at Sean ae Cha Miche ae Su Sa hese ctor te ne ‘Tee deh 18-—Gervcns wore ame fos “Baucus” ata shorten fie, Dr sway Meath’ see fetior”' Four aloes tare. made Stir ohare. mhe tut meee Soes"ended'S orm party tor he Cerematig he tay rash a founda abuntince a” good things feos tan be ous tte fr Sea ibn Weuay. "yer nore ated ta ett tweak dae’. the fat Wnty as "Naa Marre e Enacklerd to is seston, South Tyler. Mr Brown Sweat and. Misal pais Jone’ are mutton Suntey| ae, Jen1,"a0 the howe ‘fb thers dire’ Mattie Town “eet mother, Mrs. Mattie Jones, West feared Ris tends severely putting ferout, Her lothag aug fe ram’ turntt ae the nogd wi or bask toes bier Morgan iret stot isan Mw: bard Stereum dea “at his nome ‘on tee Wada ‘nent om Wat Fron steer Morgan sua Worm A fr tome’ cms witt stomach troublon ir toner was ated athe fidence ray evening Re. as eis eniered Ip "ett cometary ax ier’ staples ok the" of Ps, Hs tore" wife, mother tthe, fou Brothers, two sar, grandparents fed asvers other’ reaver and nde” fo" nour i demig, “He fear about 30, yeare ot age. Mi. J Econ i elarsing the Rapeet HRhotre and mating sner neceary fmphovement which wil_make ron comtoriatle “Mr. "Grorge War Fen and Mia isan Jehesen were fmarded Dees 28th at fun howe’ the bride’ arent in Lanes ‘Chapel Soamuntey. "A latge nonber of 2 iver “aad ihends” were rasa. ise" ctnea “wage, cousin tthe fide “acted” an bridse sala, and Rie reli ‘watren, “esuala ot, th tom ened au best tan Te wan i ites vet ‘ttir. They are. the ecient of ‘many vulable” and Seta pron ev_ ce Jono Performed the cvemony. Mae Li smi the accomplished dager ot! ands Jou Sohoson Corncana, wa alive with: err ment for "OMtatas “bliss Sat or town tors ware opt busy itn pare, dowe ven a8 a. Foe atte am, ‘omere at 4200 208 aa'30 prim Pro, ana he 6 atk? a em 3. Noose Meand hive, Mor ny ipao lovey" houwe parte, "the SoufsSiaetuilag tor the holla Site che lover tat andar clube Misr Winer’ "'pslame “entertained Gh ctaborai partes, arn. heey‘: Munogee, Oxi i vi ae eaves tthe St Me. San ects eve he wie handsome Eaitpliyet piso “tor ante he featien fof oldaye wl Sad the'nest tow daye and ached and peat eating ort a ent acoct for hard and earns forks Soo° ute origin or the ‘Buus Biprone athe Cage CM. Chae, the ombers of the OOM TE lovnren ‘bua bigh tne dang the [Shrstinan cok Saring from une ayy Dee, ay 1981, and ending Sts, 1food we nad aren at Tindance each mint Om Sunday, Bee. 25, 1921, De Tota #6. ached & wonder a neranon” sack as Go Siu“to'': rertaing World, Tone Si, ie preached. Wri ae on’ on who's om the Lars ge, Bc" fhe" and on Wednesday nent Br: Walker prouched ‘tebe Era "aetnon oh What lake Vein Cope a whan Som ne La Bees Oa ure a, Rev’ natren,preahed a. wondeta ‘son an i Toe tts up From jie" Bheth, I’ raw AL Men Uo at "aah Nee. rey nit, Hey. sone. of ine Harmony ae cnchprosched very te fereating hereon th “Hay Spl Works," John 16-14. Saturday night our wa ievs* harman Hadtard recbed We" ing aormce in ie Bit yer, Ws, pecehed'trer?_tine tment on “thon Gall ts” Name Slenun,” St. Sant 1-41, witng a itech Genitcance st" the Rint: seat N*potia’ te eck hace were. als outta othe chorea De. iice, out nc isaer, a mating grea prog it out RH ihe Neu! "Fears Nee 1 Hee, Pastor fet Shami ator, Reon lame Oaks ag. 12M Gilead apne Shere "Banday_senoo as eh Scended. and tbe pamtor_ at resent Sunday" and "Sunday" night Eni‘prested a noble nermon, "eat "Mra Shek Ye he Kingdom 9¢ Cod fa in Rhttommens anal Tne Sit be ged Unto vou ae Hole i tse a tin wr ann, Jan, 12—tTRere was, gute an enchcaent 1s” sogond ara ast Stakes rn“ Bina hat Tea aly" wounded ter husband TNE Gree Sima te. ieary Jack fu of Pourih ward drew 8 fe oad {hg dagen Sut tor carne come mes Pepa ot he cranes Sere wei atended Sonny Nev. BS of New lope Dap hth fan thing Songay and reach TMs Remon Soysar eh Hckall Jan. 12-— Sunday schoo! wat Tiny wal iended Sunday a SORIA. Bena wit Saat Officers pet AC 11:80 ten “aol tutrng” semon waa Frentied ty her Me omg "At FUR ale eivtn ster” neh we Seon nual rented (0 grat Tema by the pasion” AC the ele Br the aay tu alo were mde MS the Ghureh aan Campbell fave's chures prey dite a mum" Ber" ihe ack “Waite” wore tn Miendane ian Jewel Thomas ised the’ rate and ni wi a yea son. Watch for announe Bont. “Mie, clarence 0. amet ot Pails onaipes sei on Bankey Montetoery" inn the ving tlende and, reves. 8c Mites A Gareer kth an Min ey Ful. | Mantle, Jan, 12-—Pratraitc souphine Cod No. 64K. ot Stang Towing ‘otcrs tr cman Quarter, 1035 rie el. a, 2, Mu ray Ve cs enon ois Be Iii; Vota’ Anderogy Me of” Bi Bart Gantry Mot Pe, “Mera Catteni ot and bs Fran Picker, af al A ant? Moore, {0 1 Guirehrlt. 0. TO Se sear] ‘THE DALLAS EXPRESS. DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1022. WES With on oder shat Stine Vee t stampeding ettect_trom the Odd Fellows, then from the XK. of P's then from the 1. of D. of then tight current from the, U."B. F. and Pilgrima; but the "erinding” is done ehietly by the Odd Fellows, Kot Pla and the Knights und Daughters of Tabor. "The desire among our people, to provide againat sickness and. death has become so ‘general and," 80 strong that the "begging lst” for tho ‘lek, aifiictod andthe dead “is a thing of the past." The iden of in- Suing thus tw slowly but surely per- mieating the ‘wholo noclal watts, Thin fn commendable of the Hunts tile Colored etizenry ‘Our old cometery, being, amos completely cecupled by graves, alt: Uated ‘midway between he old and new ‘cemetery of the. white ‘pope: tion, ie still “the one. “hallowed spot” for our people, though we have two splendid locations for our new camelaries, ote of thtee of five aeren in south Huntaville and one of three of mare acres in North Huntavile, both. very good places for interment, due to clreumstances which render’ them very desirable, Lawtom Jan. 12—Sunday was nigh “day “with! Gallipe Baptist chureh, Ite. ED, Parker preached Wonderful sermons st morning. and Bight. ‘Mev. Douglass preached at 2p. m. Toial collection for the day was $52.8. Mr. 0. 8. Phillipe of Aitus’ is hero to" tiniah building. the Galtloeediice. "Minn Ante M, Mat: shall of Chickasha, wan eatertalned by Mz- A. By Holmen and Mae Fan: nie Stoncham, ‘Twenday night, Jan, 4. at the residence of Mr and Mra HK Havbert, 412 South tat tect Quite “a umber were present. and tnjoved & good time. fs.” Gerope Patterson ‘of Mexico Is ere. Visiting his ‘parenta, Mr. and) Mira. Pattor ton. ‘also Matera and: brothers. Mrs Irn Dowdell of Sallianw, te home: The Quarterly ‘Confernes ‘at Barnett Chapel A. €M, Eehurch war a success, Presiding Eider. 3. L. Whar ton preached (0 splendid sermons, The pastor, Rev.” Mhone, has every thing Hed up in frat clase shape. Over fifty dollare Wak raised. dur- ing the conference. Mra, Mary John- soo, is very low sick. Mother Jones of Lawton View left for Corsicana, Texas, on a business trip. Ter. King after spending the holidays with his family has returned to Texas to re sume hie ehureh, work, ‘re, N. Crosley waa been added to "the staff of teachers of the Douglass school. She will teach Demestie cclenee. “Rey. ‘Owens. made «(rip to Texas Inst’ weok." Sunday School and. ¥. P. U. were wall attended at Bethelehem Baptist church. Law ton View has been provided ‘ith a two Inch water pe. CONGRESSMAN ANSONGH WILL FIGHT DISCRIMINATION IN CAPITOL, RESTAURANT, ‘The National Association’ for the Advancement of Colored. People, 70 Fifth Avenue, New York City to-day made publica letter from Repre- tentative Martin €. Ansorge, of the Sint district, New York. anserting that it any ‘attempt were made. to exclude “Colored people from the restaurant of the ‘Wouse of Repre- Sentativer to Washington, he would fight it.” The letter was addressed to’ James Weldon Johaeon, sceretary ot ‘the Amsociation ad’ concludes with a. eference. to ‘Mr. Johneon’s "ptrensots activity” in pressing. the Dyer Autt-Lynching, Bil, "ST cannot believe,” writes Repre- sentative Ansorge, "that any as rurances have been given to Mr. At weil an stated In the report. How- ever: Just to. soon an I return to Washington, { anal Inventigate ls Matter and advise you. “vam quite certain that no such rule as requested by Representative Arwell of Louisiana will be. made during Republican Administration. Teeany much rule Is made, 1 shall Tight with you to have 1t abrogated. “IT am glad to bave Deen able to co-operate with you In. eonneetion with your strenuouy activity fa thy- or af the Anti-Lynching. BIL” LINCOLN AUTO SOHOOL OP sr. TOUS, MO, 18, MAKING GOOD PROGRESS "IN" TRAINING (COL- ORKD: MENTO" BE MASTER QUTo ‘MECHANICA, The “Tincols Aste and Fraser stitute the newest and. moat up tordate training Institution for Col red’ men in the. United States. Is developing very rapidly. and ie en Tolling students rom all parts 0 the. United. Staten for thelr course of automotive. inatruction. "The. it rlitation 16 algo iatalling. the. bex equipment for the purpose of train Ii Colored men to become master Sato. mechanics. "The course ts 90 simple that an undeveloped boy ‘tn “his teens can comprehend ‘the instruction. yst the training is more complete than that found’ in any other school of auto mechanics. ‘There are to books, no Teetures,-—but the Instruetion eomen from prac. work on automobiies heeding repairs, Under the supervis ton of aien who lens ago mastered the IntHcate” mechaniain of he. au- tommobile, The students "are con stanly ‘inder the dihsetion of igh rade dependable master. mecbanles. Tapecial consideration dm given 0 out of town boyn Donrd and lode ing, in pentest private ‘homes, are fecured for these boys. ‘Thess out of town students have th advantaxe of attending either the day or alght Classes, as, those Who attend” the Gay ‘clauses ean work evenings and thove who attend the evening classes ean. work during the day. The ar rangement enables tho boys to, nelp out with holt expenses. "A seloof bank in operating whieh giver the students a ante place in Which ‘to "deposit. surplus” money whieh can be drawn an it lt neoded. The bank in conducted. for ose who dente its conventen's. There ("no obligation “to use. Te ‘The “Lincoln” Auto “and ‘Tractor toatituce offers ambitious, voy and tien of the Colored race bigger f= portunities than” they "Rave. ever had. tn the past fo out themselves ons higher. ‘plane of salary Income: for ute. mochanies earn large aid clabertenie’ tekariok. CORR EE Se? hous ov: Pes as Reaaeeen. ate eathacara alan ae pring Ramis, Tet Be Se eer a ees geen ese poreeearetaar chara were ne oe Weaiteenceice occ a Sees ee EckeoT hllewed' the etter at Ans ae Sage saree, ictal det Gers Se eee tae Saree ied fa nade cae ror eat SE, way erage ean ee ts Peseta Leite pees Be a ote at eXWOUETYH COMMEEETER ov xrcwo eer aeisatae ot” tes Netionat Re eee ee fhe National watherings the White Sees teen ere Sat Blot, Soe date tet oe eee feos deta oa ewtison rook call Vea ‘ahcertalned gant there waa eenent in person and pogiinesa that hg moestina wan Open of Beonaaas, ey wit ass Heoeraity "Wor'the “entire Tare, Tea Etccsanty for ‘a. better’ coveperation wai'Ss ‘wiuk'the ence "Bhe eftort to ie ete aeaes EP rene eter ae Bat Gree eects See Sarg Wins Gin Na bE tins ae goes BO gos rues ant wert ee "Hie “iuvinces of the meeting was (eeeeneeanel ltd SMa i coca te he tere fede iarear aeete pest i at aces, ae tke with ‘Hortons "achievements aitributed ce jnerole deeds lof valor ty mem: Etta b's ‘atel pr cet Recta eet ans Fao a aster ee ona Oita ean team Rae mer yreaking back "bone of Germans ri rirastet ass touts en a aL eniis ecae se eae Aaa fe "Orc itn else" a arta at Se AM Ty a Be EN Reo ae te Yaa end Cha gece nat netineie ee ie an speany sh Aa eat Eaieeanes att San ee er car es ot eal Sl et eet ome OF aegis ae ee phy pee Siacioes td’ we believe’ tn'Uhere fe 8 Me at ith end exoperation, we ak aa rare cr SERIES AON" pcis Gor place, tn vite fr ea tet Ging’ Japan ‘and’ France ‘hereto. 'at- Rs zat, ae ch pit papcoenn’ of iis words tt the “esty| ere ope ee pment aes Pea en eer yaaa) cetera il artis ig the carer Saat eta Spek an poeta we ee ae eS Soe sia Ee ao =e perisatt, ete eee Be ede ree ae rs Na eae tere a . ‘trae IN opr ste. founder and" pring Booker F. Warhington. — | ata, ornate (oy a, 82) eta Maint took Deeps er pam o eatearsie letter Rete oie Ta or or dee ne eae ane Company Ae, ARON pron ie Gace er Stee i oe SAC Se ett tatay abo whet te that they are Jn. the eenoral | POPPPESOOESESESLSSFODES>EPEOESEFO OOS THE AMUSEMENT HOME OF THE COLORED FOLK —— ee Mon. and Tues., g January 16-17 aie? ” Cac SPECIAL FEATURE ie .. - ATTRACTION Qe Y se WM. S. HART ys capes Ma nina ey in he 2 : ay ei “WHITE (Oe ee | NET a ses ay chef OAK” To Negeek ee e bo fia heen His latest seven reel Spec- NORM, | Gas SS i ial Attraction Every site of Vs er oa “BIG BILL” HART and the Gi, : re x whole of the frontier West ‘i per eee lation ansunl 28 4 ff oe tt thrills that go off like a Qe : abode.” We: bis grenteat Witham $ Hart ana Vola Vale wesiern Picture, _ ina Scene fom the Paramount Picture ..“White Oak.” 33 THURS. & FRI, JAN. 19 & 20 WED., J SPECIAL FEATURE = | S?#ci4 ; JESSE L. LASKY Presents Seogor ETHEL CLAYTON in THI “EXIT THE VAMP” so nt a0 Hoel pecan ae woe ai vty cade com bone it tor sooner tae wares TED at and Gls ome olka you, Soow Cnet ‘acoder THe cLAYRON THEODORE | in, “AD NOMERTS, 1, NOY MARNES, FONTAINE ta WUE Don't iias this special feature attrac> ten, Ws « aramount vite Wo Sees WD esseseseeeaeaectececnsesnsnsnonseseoneneeseee ___ ie a a a a ta ero Soy teem (reer ha se SS a a STRIKE LATER OL AMS Site Mi Panama. Hers, Balvadon, Uruginy (sper aero tua men ing, change’ has come” over thee for= oe Se eae eee Sal ebb ht Nana i hing nas ie ect hat Fwe “Te ata ae" of tmoshanded aN eet Bit wan levied tn the. police. court of EE eee hae ae pe ee acacia ir Be eee eee eee nearer aks os cate Runted, aua?when tone. drew hin" Knife [pager Se pernena oe danger yang et etving. Ment“ ot" on, che: ent. was a striker! the Feet tn the and, wth he, knits, took been arcane aerene Cuat Rist ‘att ontered. the ee caren "SE, Roos disavows any. bloodthirsty eee nec titers cereal aac te ee fics aati Sad hia be eae oe eee eee pena theese cra ce er ae as ne sv ose eae pi abr ne eee Ta, — Als, owner sot 8 enitee ghee he ewiias anmecie a ia amon early today" an ip mated’ Hom the sah Tew take Su Catton ee Gnd Tie’ hody eiddted aig i ite ine all, Sfafines st00d, guard outa ie i She, oe aeons ueved’ by Snputtos he mob wathereg i eee oe the" folie’ and eaitta "tend. scoxeniyGoagacaren a” o mie oer moe ey Winchinaten DS NTA Matting oi Siete a i soneranen an ined. use Beate sf Mearyiand, Tho" sontereneg. would Ba nda ar prs te stray, eto a etna a tated of ta ut te nt concert aa Union, aniaoltanment eee ef oaeeien, Sak; Peometion:' at cist area Sat ny ae ltl tee ins PS See eee. ae ; VesTIGATED, Members Paid tw at Got Nothing rindi, Foe I tae, natant st Ge sarees tree a Sar in cearcrs i Ketan see wba oh et See oes a eee Sat eee eee ae So’ one nae ome Sct" ancie oe eae ae Cite Sr etn oto oe Sen fea, San ee a sn mention ey sce a” hi "th sae Son's ar tees 5 et Sete eee ae Sor cease meet Sod Shelte Sty Sone anes Saat ns Sina. Shei at Gt mathe Boise as Seebaa tere fae Wait soa uk ste aa Arata a Rec aaeee ce Sats nae" oe ue emo fre dace ar eecee a ett arta asl witees 5 Seip at oe So tel Nea ates o's ale veniam FINDS CURE FOR BLEEDERS Paris Physician Successful in Treating Disease With Use of Biood ‘From the Horas, ‘rieeters.” ne they are cao ge rally come of tulieg with a history fleeing. “Sue suerery sre rare Ty cured, Bot Dr, P. EmileWell ut Pare reports ina botletin of the ‘octet Alene dex Hopitax the tor I a ed Sich in trentment the disease, hich I called heap, Hw relates the case of a child af seven, pronounce bleeder, blot tng to ane the elale Peder fain Hew that have boca written up. I medical annals sce the kighteenth century. “He gnve the boy an injec: tion of 20 cube ceutlinetres of noemal hors serum—taat Ie, horse's 100d wile the corpuscles extracted-—every fecond month unill Atteen Injections had been given. ‘The tendency. 10, hemorrhage seemed to. be arrested and after seven yewra there haw bee 0 sign of Its recurrence. Previous 1 this Doctor Well had trented never eaber of familar bens | phic with auch Inctons, all of then mucceetily, but he never regarded «. ~wivias Wiaety ettoh au Var dee FAGR aeYre bay.” But the tet Weak he Hes, bees ‘row Crm Mleeing fOr seven ser Ine diowtes at Teaat that hls ivease bs curse Fret Magic Lantern. ker in the ok days were no Jean auick tho” hele present Drethren take uivantuge of lente dscover- esto Foot the public, 1040, on0 Alutnastin Kiecher announced to the fe Gersmusscientste of his day that he hat diseovered an ntrusent whlch anid row tante petites. of any raving oe puting placed on I wpon A whle ‘ncteen. He wrote quite a Trentise on" thla est mage lantern fn cated ie the “Arm Magua Lvela Uiaeae” rom m scent polnt of view Kircher’ dlacovery i not mabe very deep Impression. ‘Bat halt a fram Traveling agiclane some: how or other got bold of copies. of Ae rt “ale Tantera. "They trae fled far and wide theough the coun fry, ant they” not only” seared the Desai and amall-cown peoples out of tele “wis, uty making & Felalty of showing pletures of the evi, of pone soul frying In purge: {ory ai aheramplewsant “abject, they ‘ollted considerable sum ty retnrn for thé promive to keep these fil sutrits to the bowen 6 thelt vet eda asi cal | Marunraceram Je: a Samer ase word sed Ir connection ith person pe xcntngy wil recht ot Thowghens ‘The word probably era ated from a combination of the twe Wigs verde hare” to. exclte or worry, sn "scare," to frighten. Locke, In iy "Meaty om seation” wes hore” ana vert in thls manner! ro hare and rate them Ie not to tear but to ox tenn” in thls onary, We generally sap: Yow that "haruso-scaram” ia ak ‘Arericanizton, de prebably to ‘Weshington Irving one 'ot it fn Nia “Ahaina," where berate: “rows ‘walk, the Norse soon peat 108 tot fom © 10 1 a ea foo ond. from 8 eaop to harem: tei wamper ‘Vaccinating Sugar Cane. ‘The vaccination or Inoculation. of tania Inthe. bitterly” "waged Att fgabin hel orases wl appeat ts ove tea to tony "who have. ab Saye thought othe method in one ection wth te prevention of ham ‘i aa raion ‘oly. tava {t sacesn ae attended Ia “we By the ‘ofc of fren ed and plant fatr- vcton, Washington, Dy G.reporta Popout Mechanics, in the evel ot a varlety (1 suger cane which will te immune to ‘the. commoner forma af disease peeultr to the Ban and savecialy the socalod mona aie fete ag Feely made a Bearance ‘nthe nugar “plantas, Seedlings trum the Inoculated peck: ene will be tested for hmpoalty, thd iF the experiment. 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Consequently one in one of Oakland is owned by a black man and that Black Man Does Business through that Negro New York the Colored folk of Harlem could own and support one of the best department stores in the city and trust each other—and if they would concentrate their financial power in banks and insurance to back up the poor is their buying and consuming power, if they organized and concentrated there is not the slightest chance for a Colored man to be elected, a Negro run for the office, but if they threatened to kill him if he would not "come off that ticke- and the Colored people who votes on him, just for self respect, too. But in New York where the Colored people, if united, could eli- --- --- An Admiring Eye They say that the ch tiful woman is an admin Look around you. lar of your friends and women who possess a b Your skin should I can make it of a baby- You should then rub the skin little bits of Black and White Clean. This fragrant, soothing cream help ment lighten your complexion, and face powder cling to your skin. Just try this beauty treatment three days, and you will be deli gise prised—the proud possessor of a be plexion. Begin this treatment tonight. druggist today and get you a packa and White Ointment 25c (the 50c s three times as much); a cake of Black Soap 25c, and a 25c package of Black Cleansing Cream. All are guarantee you. All three will be sent postpaid of price. You should then rub the skin gently with little bits of Black and White Cleansing Cream. This fragrant, soothing cream helps the Ointment lighten your complexion, and makes your face powder cling to your skin. Just try this beauty treatment for two or three days, and you will be delightfully surprised—the proud possessor of a beautiful complexion. Begin this treatment tonight. Go to your drugstore today and get you a package of Black and White Ointment 25c (the 25c size contains three times as much); a cake of Black and White Soap 25c, and a 25c package of Black and White Cleansing Cream. All are guaranteed to please you. All three will be sent postpaid on receipt of price. 1969 PAGB EIGHT SHAME ON NEW YORK New York City has one of the biggest, if not the biggest Negro population of any town of the world, over one hundred and fifty eight thousand, the smallest Negro populations of any town in the world, about 2500 Coca. Has a Negro bank, but new york has no bank. On purpose) has no negro bank. In Ocala. Pln. is a Negro farmer who is one of the greatest farmers in the world. He owns a land kept land and 21 miles of force. Just consider one single product of Coca. He may ship one hundred carloads of melons, and for a single car of melons he receives hundreds of dollars. And deposits his money in that Negro Bank. But in new york most of the money-making Negroes in New York City are making underwear which they sell to merchants in New York City or turn sell underwear to the Col Forsyth BLACK/WHITE OINTMENT FOR SALF DRESSINGS Eastern Sunburn Missouri FORSYTH CHEMICAL CO. KENTUCKY Designs BLACK CLEAR WHITE CLEANSING CREAM A. it the choicest mirror of a beau- admiring eye. you. Are not the most popu- sions and acquaintances, men and less a bright, smooth, soft skin? should be shades lighter. You baby-like softness by the use one beauty treatment. It is has never failed. you wash the face, hands, neck the fragrant lather of Black and apply Black and White Oint- remain on overnight. Next beause the skin with Black and They say that the choicest mirror of a beautiful woman is an admiring eye. Look around you. Are not the most popular of your friends and acquaintances, men and women who possess a bright, smooth, soft skin? Your skin should be shades lighter. 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Colored people cannot be either economically or politically strong unless they concentrate their own efforts to represent the community, and for example, represent the financial strength of the Community, and the strength of this strength is given by one group (the Colored) into the hands of other groups (the White, the sample), the one group is simply surrendering so much of its strength into the keeping of that other group, and the one group may build hotels where the Negro cannot even wash the dishes, and the one group may spend in the "third heaven," and capitalize business where the Negro will be spending More money. There are thousands of businesses in the United States, supported by the Negro can only sweep the floor and take orders. If Colored folk want employment, they can afford the Negro can only sweep the floor and take orders. If Colored folk want employment, they can afford the Negro can only sweep the floor and take orders. FEDERAL COURTS FOR LYNCH ERS. The Times-Union is an extreme advocate of states rights, and a great sticker for the observance of the constitution, but we regret to see Southern congressmen placing themselves in the apparent attitude of those who have lynched the constitution. We would think that the right to have prisoners lynched is one of those resolute stances we have in our constitution. We would like to see the states break up lynch law, and they have done much to accomplish this Lynch Law, but were, they continue, and not always are they inflicted for the one crime they are supposed to commit. It is not true that lynchers have been decreased because of the punishment of members of the mob, but it is not rare as to be almost unknown. If the states will not punish lynchers, the government take the matter in hand. This bill is not aimed especially at the South. True more Negroes are at the South than other parts of the country, but we doubt whether more are lynched in this section than elsewhere in provinces in the South. The Chinese and Japanese are lynched on the Pacific coast. The law would stop this as nearly as it would stop lynchings in the South, out and out, and if the federal government can stamp it out more efficiently than the state governments can, we say by all means that in the South they would be men charged with lynching would be tried by practically the same jurors as would try them in state courts. That is not the case, that in one case they would be tried under federal authority, and in the other under state authority. Under federal authority, prisoners than they do why not let the federal government see what it can Price 25£ Pleasant BLACK & WHITE SOAP Includes essential oils and oils Made in the UK Pleasant BLACK & WHITE Soap THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1922 do? The fine on the county in which it was committed, the fine on the county in which it has been proposed in a number of Southern states and adopted in at least one. The county in which it has been proposed in the counties in which they are committed, and if a county does not keep down violations its people are responsible for the enforcement of a country to suppress lawlessness it should pay for it. The more congress is enacted the will be charged in the state in which the crimes were perpetrated, but not neces- tary. This would take from the county in which the machine was standing in front of the Huttig Sash and Door Company, near the bank. The car occupied by the ward shortly Ed-wards boarded the street car, the Florida-Times Union BLACK WATCHMAN PROVES HE RO. BOBBERRY. New York, N. Y., J. Jan. 12—Charles David, of Philips House, of 2, of the San Juan Fill section a, of the San Juan Fill section b,—s-d the metal of which night watchman should be made in his encounter with the one night last week. He was strolling toward his home in front of the building, where running noisily was standing. That interruption. So did the fact that the well dressed man was pacing nervously up and down before the building, glancing first at the entrance of Philips No. 2, of the entrance of Philips No. 2, he scanned even more trouble if he attempted to go into the house, leaving a suspicious man proclaiming that he had been killed he did not know what. Consequently he lottered in the neighbor- Shortly thereafter five white men in a hurry ran out of the house, one of them removing his knee-length, however. He sprang up the steps of the house as the man hustled into the taxi and cut off his ear, then him cut loose with his revolver. The last man to get into the taxi was off the step, reaching for his hip pocket. David fired another shot, getting him just below the heart and ready within, opened a fuselide. The man, twice hit dropped to the ground. Later died in Roosevelt Hospital. David was complimented by the police officials who had charge him, and marked mankship. The later he said he acquired a serving on the police force, and Sofwine- o'ER told him. NEGRO AND WHITE WIFE BAR RED, FROM MARYLAND. Paul C. Peters Sate So Long As He Stays in Washington. Washington, D. C. Jan. 12. -Mr. Washington, D. C., is safe. N. W. Washington are safe from arrest as long as they do not cross the line into the water. Peter White and Mr. Peters are Colored. They were recently arrested. Governor Ritchie and Mad. When their indictment was discovered, extradition papers were issued. Governor Ritchie and Mad. are forgers for his violation of the State law for forbidding intermarrors of the Peters was arrested but immediately received librarian Jill furnishing a copy of the book Washington Supreme Court, ruled that Peters sufficient evidence to show that Peters had committed a crime. There is no law in Washington, D.C., to punish people who peole marrying and living together. Inquiring at the Marshals' office by phone, Peters was informed that the State will take no further steps and hit his wife as well. BANK MESSENGER ROBRED OF 88,180. St. Louis, Mo., Jan. 12—Edward Edwards, bank messenger for the Chouteau Trust Co., 4030 Chouteau Road, Chouteau, dredges of photographs of known criminals in an effort to identify five men in an automobile who were driving to the bank. He was riding and robbed on a satchel containing $8,180 of the bank's money at 11 o'clock Thursday morning. Government securities accounting to the bank at 11 o'clock Thursday morning. 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