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HAROLD MOSELY, FORT WORTH LAWYER, IS HERO OF CHICAGO ELECTIONS. HAROLD MOS CAUSES ARREST OF RE FOR FRAUDULENT MET STRUCTING VOTERS AT CAUSES ARREST OF REPRESENTATIVE FOR FRAUDULENT METHODS OF INSTRUCTING VOTERS AT POLLS. THREATENED BOLT OF NE- EDIT GRO VOTERS CAUSES CON- ED B CERN TO CANDIDATES. THREATENED BOLT OF NE-EDITOR TROTTER HONOR GRO VOTERS CAUSES CON-ED BY PEOPLE OF BOSTON CERN TO CANDIDATES THREATENED BOLT OF NE-EDITOR TROTTER HONOR GRO VOTERS CAUSES CON-ED BY PEOPLE OF BOSTON CERN TO CANDIDATES --- Founded by W. E. King VOL. XXIX, NO. 28. Chicago, 111, April 27—The recent Chicago elections are over, the winners have won and the losers have lost. The election was from start to finish. But the most thrilling of them was the arrest of the 17th District Attorney for rejection from the First District Magyrs for violation of the election law, the 17th Prefect of the Second Ward. Attorney Mosely Causes Arrest. Attorney Mosely is connected with the office of Attorney Mosely, who was directing the 2nd Ward, was advised that the 219th Indiana Avenue After Investigation of the arrest of Dr. Irkhan and Myers for passivity to voters as they entered the 219th Indiana Avenue after arrest on habaena corpus granted by the court. The promptness and direct action of Attorney Mosely has won for him the election of the new type of men who represent the city and the race. The proximity of Fort Worth, where he has a host of relational ties, forms the Bargometer of Events Another Example. Lodge and Wilson. Senator Lodew of Massachusetts has been placed on his mettle, by the opposition to his commination and election Colored votes of the "Bay State" senator, being more of a state-attorney, the Senator, being more of a state-attorney to enhance the Colored voter, the number at the "mourners bench" the number at the "standard as the days go on. Leaders they have told him that one of the amountable "as they may in Boston, what he would say in what would be would in Senate to "fight for the Dyer" senator to "fight for the Dyer" The Dallas Express go at the completion of his law course two years ago, was the hottest in the history of Chicago. Paramount above every other, was the 2nd cent fare issue and city owner's magazine, vigorously contended for by Mayor Thompson and his supporters. The mayor who contended his fight to elect the mayor, the police, the 3rd Legislative district of one of the most spectacular and hotly contested Republican tickets, that has entered the district since Chicago emerged from the D.C. district. The Donneen Crow-Boundage factions, the DePreef, were the commanders-in-chief. DePreef, put the forces of the rotund capitalist reckless, backed Gee, T. Kearney, DePreef backed Eugene Marshall, for the mayor. DePreef, the Mr. Kearney, was by a big man. "The victory of Rep. Adelbert Robbins in the Legislature is very gratifying." Warren Douglas is returned for election by a large vote. DINING CAR WAITER HAS $100.000 ESTATE. DINING CAR WAITER HAS $100.000 ESTATE. (By A. N. P.) Chicago, Ill., April 27—When the children of Chicago, Milwaukee and limited railroad push their dime and quarter tips run, they do not know that they are giving the wager. The waiter is Wn. Taylor Johnson, F.C. of Chicago, who had a charge of the cafe club car on the city. It was the town's first idea for high finance. A nineteen-mile north of Anoka, Minn. 26 miles north of Minnesota, here he raises hogs, turkeys, chickens and a crop failure. He has studied science and has installed the latest methods on a barn. HYRON STARTLES ADMINISTRATION—DECLINES JOB. (By A. N. P.) Treaty." "The Republican Party Is the Ship, All Else Is the Sea!"—Fred Douglas. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, 20, 1922 GERMAN CHANCELLOR WOULD SETTLE NEGROES IN AFRICA PROVINCES EXPRESS CORRESPONDENT FINDS MEN ACTING AS BEASTS OF BURDEN IN AFRICAN PROVINCES NY GOODWIN LIBRARIAN UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AUSTIN TEXAS "The Republican P THE DALLAS ORT WORTH IVE IN- GERMAN CHA Garvey Members Battle Over Funds Of Organization Case of Mobbed Minister Sent to English Ambassador. As stated above I am now on Brittish territory, and is among the oldest country in Africa, and it has made steady progress, and it has made progress in the city of more than forty thousand inhabitants of other notions of the white race. The chain of mountains, and in many cases houses have been constructed well up in the hills, and I find here some splendid residences of stone cement and wood constructed in the case of the conquested in the case of many the least. Religiously the city is occupied more in keeping with modern proverbs than in all the denominations. Each attached, some of the strongest denominations have separated school districts, most of the schools are taught in the fact, until the present governor only schools in the province, but he Louisiana K. of P. Holds Successful Grand Session A CHAMPION OF JUSTICE A MESSENGER OF HOPE GO ELECTIONS. FRICA PROVINCES ORMER GERMAN EAST SESSIONS OFFER FINE COLONIZATION UNDER PERVISION. B. OOPFIELD. Newtown MASONIC WRANGLE IN WASHINGTON SETTLED NEW HAITIANS PRESIDENT IS ELECTED. BUSINESS HOUSE ENDOWS CHAIR AT HOWARD Washington, D. C., April 27—Nepal is the most populous of thought among nations. The most thoughtful man in the decision of the National Insurance Company is the Mutual Life Insurance Company. He was a stimulated salary for establishment. He a stimulated salary for establishment. This action, which was President of the Howard University, was President of the Howard University, Treasurer of the Howard University, Treasurer of the Insurance Company, Treasurer of the Insurance Company, for a long time many organizations. For a long time many various changes in educational institutions involved the preparation of men for their particular profession as far as can be learned, that a New York man can learn. $3.25 P&R ANNUM PRICE FIVE CENTS SPRING MEMBERSHIP DRIVE OF N. A. A. C. P. OPENS. Colored voters and the press have been demanding to make it clear that the Republican Party is not performing its duty and that non-performance of its duty and that such legislation as the Dyer Bill. In opening the N. A. A. C. P. Spring Weldon Johnson, Secretary of the Treasury, Southern Branches Active Texas News Our Shoes for Dress, Sport and Street wear are regarded highly by men and women who insist upon correct style combined with perfect ease and long service qualities. See this one in Patent Leather like picture except has sliding buckles on strap. Price. $5.85 LONGWEAR BOOT SHOP 910 ELM STREET A FAMILY SHOP STORE White Wright—Sunday school was well attended at both chapels Rev. J. D. Fickhardt preached at 11 am at the C. M. B. church Rev. W. T. Bartlett pastor first Baptist church was with his pastor first Sunday. The Easter program was carried to the satisfaction of all present. White Wright and Pilot point, crossed bale two days, scores: 11.2-7 in River. White Wright, also, crossed bale, also, also, Mrs. Lila Peterson, Mrs. Monroe Yaley' mother is visiting her from Ladonna Rev. T. Davies for report on the church at usual hour 24 both chapels. Tangue—Church services are not silent. Mrs. E. H. Hall, daughter of the late Rev. James H. Hall, companyed by her husband, Mrs. C. H. Hopeward has passed the great deceased She was a consistent christian. She was a devoted mother. Baptist Church. A hots of friends and relatives are left to mourn her descent. The Rev. James H. Hall, livinggone were married that Wednesday night after parentalhome. Their friends, who for him a smooth transition, were married. Mr. Florence Robinson of the school made a quick trip to this city to attend a workshop on the Quinn College Club sang here Monday and Tuesday night. The K. and D. of T., members will connect with the Blooming Grove and Forrest Bane Bill teams caused bats Abel Searle and Seth Searle. Blooming Grove and Forrest Bane list for some time it is reported on recovering to the delight of friends. Friends of the school are being caught in the Park. The Saint Paul High School church filled to an overflow on last night by people to participate in the event. The Woodman program, made up of some of the best talent of Paris, was largely musical in nature and had the "Fairchild of Hawaii" rendered by Gibbons high school students, by Moses Spirittuals. One hundred and thirty seven adults and seventy children attended the drive. Seventy dollars had been to the contestants as follows: $55 to the person securing the highest number over twenty, and fifteen dollars to the five dollars for the highest number over twenty, and fifteen dollars to Alice Hill won the third prize of $15. The order and Commander of the Park camp wrote eighty one ($1) new members during the drive. After the drive, Alice Hill refreshed interspersed with music furnished by the Second Battalion Band of the Uniform Rak of the Park camp was conducted by deputy B. H. Gram, Mr. Thas H. Hampon was music contributed to the success of the drive by bringing in three or more members, B. H. Bell, Mrs K. M. Graham, Misa Geninga, Willing Mura Rih Graham and On last Wednesday, the unicornies of Gibbons high school bid by their very summoniously entertained the Senior class and the teachers at their very summoniously entertained the wore laid and the table, so beautifully decorated with flowers, place cards bearing unique and faint insignia affixed the class colors of crimson and gray, fairly reeded beneath the table, King could conclude of. During the repas, soothing sentiments intertwined with jazz reverbed from the plane in charge of Carter Webster. Before the repas, Johnson entertained himself at such good fortune and already the present Juniors are look-seeing the hope of the honor. Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson entertained several of their residence in North 55th Street. Dr. Devore of New Orleans and Dr. George Lenox of Calvert were visit- Jones Prie JV and MalloryMiss.-Jane Bessie Hammonds spent a week with her mother Mrs. Martha Williams and her sister, Martha Williams, and Olivia Elsberry, accompanied by her mother. Miss Hammonds in caroote and Miss Hammonds in caroote was entertained Thursday night. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS. TEXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 1922. !S YOUR HAIR SHORT OR THIN? Mrs. Franklin's Shampoo and Skin Scrub, Bleaching Cream, Massage Cream, Vanishing Cream, Skin Rejuvenator and Face Powder should be in every home. These articles for sale at Drug Stores or will be shipped to any address for LKM. by Cameron Dramatic players, under the auspices of Cameron Dramatic Creations were excellent. The Williams girls came home to witness the closet opening and were excellent. The Williams girls elected to the M. and elected to be held at Raxton, Mrs. Vanille Wortham returned her with Wolf Gale, Mrs. Mia Station of Calvert Mrs. Mary Bryant and daughter spent a pleasant Rev. S. S. Stephens presched masterful services at the Willow C Maggie Burn. Denton—P. E. J. A. Jones held second Quarterly Conference at the A. M. E. church and presented an excellent talk. There was held a wonderful service and love feast at the night service. Rev Money preached an inspiring talk was at his post post. Mrs. J. A. Richardson of Los Angeles, Calif. served at the church. A. O. and J. R. Kelen. Little Vera Johnson died Sunday morning at 4:00cl. Funeral service was held at the church. Rev. Pelton officiated. Dold City—Sunday school at the A. M. E. church was well attended. Mothers: Cat met Sunday afternoon at their usual hour with quite an entourage. We met at the church. Rev. Pelton met last Monday evening at the residence of M. Lille Runnella. We also had with us pater Pius who, made some timely and appropriate remarks to us along the line of friends of Pitshirub, Pa. were in the city—biting Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. Little Leen Philips (a still imam) attended the church and laterarily to be April 3 at 3 p.m. After the meeting above 4:00entled sisters Runnella served a sumptuous sandwich, cake and cold drinks. Perri¹ - Sunday school was excelled all churched Rev Moose was at his churched Rev Moose was excellent semen at the morning service. The Easter program was grand sustained an injury at the work Wednesday, W. H. M. S., District President, W. H. M. S., District church was here Sunday, Mrs. Ransom of Trauger le in the city visitings of the churched Tirstar of a baby girl, Mr. Andrew Dilges spent 2:00 hour in this city Simmons DepL Chicago News. Chicago April 27—Dr. George Hall prominent physician and surgeon of this city, is being highly commended for the splendid address delivered at the unveiling of a monument to the memory of the late Bocker T. Washburn, the degeno Associate Institute, Ala. Dr. Hall was a close friend of Dr. Washington. Harrison M. Giligan, a member of the National degeno Association Press, was the unveiling of the monument to the late Overton Hysiatic Mfg. Co. Mr. Giligan was among the many Chicago men who were unveiled at Washington at Tuskegee Institute, Alabama. Samuel Foster, 414 Prunus Ave., is improving slowly at his house after an illness, which has confined him to his bed and home for several months. He is also at the monument as well as a few other towns are expected to be largely represented by him at 24th at the Eikhst Regiment Armory, at which time a great military display will be given by the Councils under Dr. John W. Lewin, well known in this city, especially on the west side. Dr. John W. Lewin, the degeno Institute, Ala., where he went with other Chicagoans to witness the unveiling of the late Bocker T. Washburn. A large number of teachers at The Virginia and Industrial Institute at Petersburg, Va. are expected in the fall to attend the University of Chicago. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAY 5TH-6TH "THREE MUSKETEERS" presents THE THREE MUSKETEERS In this production "Doug" has achieved the ambition of his life—and registers with it, what is by all odds the great, outstanding success of his career. His is a remarkable, clear-cut portrayal of the noble D'Artagnan, the wonderful hero of Dumaa' amazing novel of Mediaeval France. This tremendous film is the happy culmination of a desire of years on Fairbanks' part to enact what is conceded to be the most striking and heroic figure in the entire history of literature. 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It is a plain, every day, sensible, conservative newspaper, and a true patriot, the passing breace; it lies on doubtful flag: It professes a patriotism, as broad as our country. Its law of own hand, justice covers all the territory occupied by the human race. This is pretty high ground, and the army is busy. Bays of the porch come up and stand with us. This ground is holy. THE NEW WOMAN. The erance of woman into the circles of politics, finance and various other circles too numerous to mention, seems to have caused her death. Of her God given duty to civilization. In recent years it no longer a matter of great communal desition to find the name of a member of the feminine sex heading some list of political aspirants, foe saving some big financial project lending some army of labor in its construction, increasing compensation, entering increased compensation, some exhibit of physical ability. We can sit this idea become among women that daily hundred, are trying to make a difference in the future generations, to establish themselves individually as some great achiever of something, which in the future will be important in the filings of their plans. One of the features of this civilization. So imbedded has been the idea of individual predominance because of individual building, racial increase and nummer other vital points of any civilization and passing events in their lives. Idea of individuality has now been to hold away in their minds the idea of individuality that is enveloped in one narrow canal of softness which has limited their ability to move. Allows them only to see themselves. This fact is evident in the male sex that unless house building and social increase are put into exertion, civilization to make its progress. ```markdown ``` WHAT SUALL WE CALL OUR SELVEST? WHAT SUALL WE CALL OUR SELVEST? Basing his argument upon the theory that our own use of the term "Negro" has popularized it as a fit name for the citizens of African descent in the United States, the editor of the New York News in a lengthy article bewails the fact and suggests that instead we refer to ourselves as "Colored," "African" or "Afro-American." His argument s in part as follows: "To those educators, solvers of the race problems and professionals, charity workers who have sought persistently to popularize the race relations and the crimes to Colored Americans we call the attention of the present example of the inveterate use of that term. During the recent crime wave the daily papers have called attention in particular and glaring headlines to every crime committed or alleged to have been committed by Colored men. This has given the public the impression that the Colored men. This has given the public the impression that the Colored citizen is disproportionately criminal. Consequently the Colored people have resisted involvement of Coloredians that he is a distinct and dangerous menace to the peace and welfare of the community." While we agree with the writer that the term "Negro" is used objectionably by the white press and its constant recurrence in connection with sordid things has caused us to seek relief from it, we feel that long as the trend of newspaperdom in America is toward sensationalism, the same thing would result from the popularization of any other term as applied to us. Nor do we believe that the word "Negro has been separated from by our own people as much as that use by others has caused its adoption as a fitting term by us. It is probably true that when completely analyzed our objection to the term has its real basis in a desire that we be not separated from the general American citizenry more than are others of its racial classes. The dislike is due to a hirted segregation as such. And, though it might be found that the term would be more bearable if used in connection with creditable achievement by members of our race, it would, none the less, satisfy our desire to consider us as a race apart from the general group that we would still object. We believe that only time and a change of feeling of the sentiment moulding agencies of America can work effectively to change the condition. We hate the term "Nigger." We dislike Negro. But would our lot in reality be bettered by attempting to change it to another no more satisfactory? CONCERNING THE DYER-BILL by be those who, since the passage of the D by the House of Representatives have been elected to a new route to the still has chance of passage. after being passed by the House, was referred to the Senate Committee on the hands of a subcommittee consisting of man, and Senators Dillingham, Sterling, Sir first three are Republicans and the last t is a Democrat. The senators, and no stronger man could be in the to the Senate Committee on the admissible ads of a subcommittee consisting of Senate There may be those who, since the passage of the Dyer Antilynching Bill by the House of Representatives have wondered about its progress—whether it has died en route to the Senate or whether it still has chance of passage. These steps are the following: (a). The sub-committee must report the Bill favorably to the whole Committee. (b). The Senate Judiciary Committee must report the Bill to the Senate. (c). The Senate must pass the Bill. Much hope for *definite and speedy action upon it* is held by those most closely a touch with its movements. The Senate's white-backed years will be able to bring to bear upon Republican candidates for re-election in their various states that may compel favorable action upon it. In November 38 senators come up for re-election. Thirty of them in states a year were vote. them in states where negroes vote. "Without acceptance these voters are making it known that they are not available for the campaign plebure in regard to lynching and they are not to be satisfied by anything but direct action." The Dyer kill is not dead. For from it. . . It still has a good chance to be smacked into law. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1922. THE MIRROR PUBLIC OPINION SUN MOVING IN GEORGIA Sentiment against lynching must be grown in Georgia when Judge Cobb is applauded at the Northeast Conference on Welfare for saying the white men in control of Government in that State prove themselves unworthy of power every time injustice is done a Negro court or out. In common with all Southern men and perhaps a majority of men in the North, Judge Cobb says he sees no Constitutional justification for Federal interference, but he made the warning blunt to the people of Georgia—if the State demonstrates its inefficiency in prosecuting human "We want a government that governs" is a strange note from a Southern judge, but he completes the startling inference of failure by a prophecy even more startling: "If States do not use the power to govern people, then the people will yield to a usurper rather than be slain by a government." Like Cobb can find enough men of his mind in Georgia a great change can be effected. A new drift is already apparent when he is applauded for calling lynchers of Negroes "ruffians, blackguards and brigands," for they are often described in the news as "our best citizens." RACE PRIDE. The most valuable thing which ever comes into a life is that experience, that book, that sermon, that person, that incident, that catastrophe — that which touches the inner springs of a man's nature and flings open the doors of his great within, revealing the hidden resources. What is true of the individual is true of the race. There is a fable concerning a cowl lion that wandered away from its home, and a sheep ran across it and made friends with the lost cub, adopting it. The two became fast friends and the cub of course grew much larger than the sheep, but by associating with the sheep, became doe like it. However, one day, a magnificent lion appeared on the brow of the bill near them and uttered a terrific roar. The sheep stood trembling, paralized with fear. But the moment the lion board this strange creature, the lion never before experienced, surged through his being. The lion's roar had touched a chord in his nature that had never before been touched. It aroused a new force within him. New desire, a strange new consciousness of power possessed him. A new nature stirred within him and intimately he answered the call with a roar. Surprised at the new powers within himself, the awakened animal stared toward the lion on the hill with a tremendous loss. The lion had found human nature is akin to animal nature. How animating has been the advancement of human ability! Since slavery the Colored people of this country have made rapid strides. However, the real awakening is dawning on them since the World War and "something" has really touched them. Racial consciousness, race pride, race cooperation are all on the upgrade and their opportunity and powers are being recognized by the It requires time to cultivate and develop race pride. Two hundred and fifty years of the most inhuman, unjustifiable and dehumanizing subjection to the American white man requires time to eliminate. However, 12,000,000 people living in the most advanced civilized country in the world and having the blood of the foremost citizens in their veins cannot affect upon the people of color and by this inspiration of race pride, a new Negro is being produced in this country whose dehumanization is unknown. Constructive racial progress and advancement will develop in keeping with the developing of this new racial consciousness. Walk, talk, and act as though you were a somebody, and you are more likely to become such. Let race pride speak from your face and express itself in your manner. The day for the Uncle Tom is gone. Carry yourself like one who is conscious of the fate of your people and be hopeful, cheerful atmosphere. The race is measured by the individual. You are responsible to the race for your actions. Uphold it at any cost. —Washington Tribune. PERISHOFE "THE COLORED "COLOR LINE" 11. By Wm. PICKENS, for the Associated Press. Leslie's Weekly published an article on color lines within the American Negro racial group, and the article was extensively quoted by the Literary Digest. The author of the article seems to be a Colored man, but it is evident that the interest of these two papers was awakened by two wrongs. 1. A Falsehood. 2. A halftruth, which is more dangerous than a halftruth. 3. A falsehood (the blackhood is: That the Negro draws more rigid lines within his own race than the white race draws against the Negro (noting the comparison). The half-truth is that the American Negro does not boast about his "fest- Leilei's Weekly published an article on color lines within the American Negro racial group, and the article was extensively quoted by the Literary Digest. The author of the article seems to be a Colored man, but it is evident that the interest of these two papers was awakened by two wrong things. 1. A Fakehood. 2. A half truth, which is more dangerous. The author of the article falsely claims that the falsehood is: That the Negra draws more rigid lines within his own race than the white race draws against the Negro (noting the comparison). The half-truth is that the American Negro does not boast about his "feature" and physical characteristics, nd that therefore, as the author falsey deduces, he has no race or group pride. We do not need to move to American Negroes that no such rigid color lines are drawn against the group by the Angle-Saxon. The color mania within the group is mostly individual fineness and local peculiarity due to his torial conditions. But this has been passing out even in New Orleans and Charleston (S. C.) where a three correlated race problem came nearest to developing. To ask that any considerable group of *N. negroes* Americans are more interested in color than are white people, is it only a false statement, but it tends to offer the excuse for its only terrible color-mania against the whole Colored group. The "seven" colors which the author of the article mentions, are not only *distant* "lines* among Colored people, but they are just merely the creation of the vaudeville stage, the pool room and the gay-hearted, and a splendid exhibition of the incessant Negro humor. The old songs about the "paller gal" were perfectly natural; malatations are still in the minority but were formerly much rarer than they are now, and any rare feature in any race or grum is the object of special sentiment and interest. The black hair of the white man is the most important and attention, just as the blondes are among the white. But, if the white race were all blonde, with just a few dark haired people scattered it, most of the novels and newspaper lies would then be written about the "maven-haired" girls. We have heard songs about the "black gal", and those songs would have been more numerous if the black hair had been relatively more scarce. .... But the greatest mistake of all is that of the half-truth, for which a white person, as an outlaw, might be excused, but which any intelligent American Negro can easily understand. The American Negro is accused of the "black hair" in the most derogatory terms, but no biont about his color and features. And for good reason he is not; because he has all the color and features within his group. Physically the Colored American is the most cosmopolitan group of humans in the world. I, he is to be of his features, of which one must be boast? How can a group with every color known to nature, pay "I am a proud of my color"? Or of "color"? How can a group of people with every shade of hair follicle and every texture of hair from practically round and straight Moncolle to almost flat and kiky African, boast about "our kind" of hair? Which kind? The American Negro cannot, because he is not of black or brown or even blue hair. He has all of them, as a group. In a given American city, it the Negro is to brag on his physical features each Negro will have to "brag on himself." In Africa when a child was born with a nose too nearly aquiline, its parents have been known to bind down its nose and flatten it. But in that whole tribe, a sharp or high nose was an abnormality, a deformity. How can the "American Negro group, which has every color, every feature, and every character!" feel the normality of or have a boastful pride in merely ONE? Can the rainbow brag about "a color," or a subtropical flower bed get stuck up on its singular and peculiar tint? But to say that this many featured and molt-colored group of people cannot unite on the "super-virus" of any one physical feature, is not to prove that (he) chooses or has to have it. The American group cannot unite on nearly. A shout for any one color would be disintergrating; not a nalfying, about. The die must be other than more physical features. And a gathering together of Colored Americans for any common purpose, in New York, Chicago, in Atlanta, or in New Orleans, is the most vestigated human thing on earth. The cry of color (usually the cry of black, which predominate) has several times been raised in the book, but if has never yet met with any DR. R.H.TROTTER HEALTH & HYGIENE TEXAS TOWNS general apose for the reason that, it is both inconsistent and an helpful. To say that the Negro is more color-prejudice than the whites, will excuse those of the white race who would oppose color. And to say that the American Negro lacks race pride, is to support those who have tried to discredit the group by claiming that allo no white man wants to be a Negro, every Negro wants to be a white man. Negroes of all colors and features have disputed this: Douglas, Washington, Moton, Dubole, and Garvey. Temple—Mira. Sarah Forster, former of temple of New Orleans of which Chicago was a member. She is the home of mr. and h. W. D. Mergan in South 10th street. A candle holder, Mrs. Forster, the public and Mrs. Forster, a plant of a lightful evening in presences of her family. The functional function was given at the home of Mr. Forster, 4th street in her honor. Dainty rests 4th street in her honor. guard or protection against typhoid is the anti-typhoid vaccination. For reason every vaccinator should start before leaving home, three inoculations seven to ten days apart. Let it also be remembered that kermetianola, rain barrels, swamps or other water containers will do much toward warding off mosquito. Another evil and a source of great danger is impure water. If the water they use for drinking confidence is unplaced, sometimes death. Boil all water used for cooking and that there is greater danger said that there is greater danger of infection and in summer camps than there is elsewhere, because of impure water, water from a stream or the presence of the typhoid bearing fly. BE FREE TURCULAR CLINIC at the Morgan-Trott Sanitarium from 2 to 5 p.m. on Monday and Friday evenings. Chee-Services were good at all churches Sunday. The $200 d'clock prayer m-ming at St. Mark Baptist church was very crowded. I was trying to crowd at the church were very much disappointed church which was so well prepared gram which was so well prepared氨 that preaching would anneal what followed was enjoined by Departress Reva. J. W. Washington, G. W. Edwards to Lawrence, Oklahoma, A. W. Edwards to Gatlinburg, Oklahoma, M. Birla Chandler passed enbridge. Miracle Trakkeran on route to Gatlinburg, Trakkeran on route from Ailene, Taron. The Master program was given by the Allen Star and program given by the Juvenile Missions Society was given by Payne and Mrs. Wiley Moshay A PRESPIRATION AND BODY ODORS Perfume and highly scented talcum powder will not disguise or hide perspiration and body odors. Even bathing every day will not destroy these disagreeable efforts of perspiration. A French chemist has invented a delightful cream by the use of which you can keep your body as fresh and sweet as a flower. It is called Mon Secret which in French means "My Secret." Mon Secret is truly a wonderful toilet cream. Applied under the arms and other parts of the body, it not only prevents perspiration but kills this and other body odors. Black and White Mon Secret will not irritate or injure the skin; nor will it soil your clothing. BL THE Texa Plu Memphis Dice c PLU BLACK AND MON S PLU HEMPUS - 10 THE PERFECT Price: 251 Plough's BLACK AND WHITE MON SECRET Plough MEMPHIS - NEW YORK PROF. MON. RECEIVED THE PERFECT DEODORANT Texas Towns Means — Sunday School at the Baptist and M. E. Churches were well attended Sunday, Rev Childa, pastor of the church, with $250.00 in the afternoon and raised $420.00. Easter in Dairy and enjoyed a date at the church with a prepaid airing session. He used the airing session to attend and night they tendered most excellent Easter program which included Gladien McDonald entertained with gliding and Gladien McDonald entertained with evening hunting the rabbit nest after served with lemonade and cake together with other items. He served with other items. Those present were Miss Ruth Taylor, Moore and little Master George. Paulus collage — Sunday, April 23rd, Dairy School at the college chapel. After the service almost any place on the campus, almost any place on the campus, was. Dean Peterson took the text from M. E. Churches. 18th, 18th, and 11th vows. The soul of Jesus was Katie. --- Will Make You Unpopular BLACK AND WHITE Mon Secret BLACK AND WHITE Mon Secret Destroys All Body Odors Plough Memphis, Tenn. Price: 2.51 Plough BLACK AND WHITE MON SECRET Plough HEPPIES - NEW YORK THE PERFECT DEODORANT Plough as with the soul of David and Jonathan st. John, as his Own David. Subject to Palmfield. Dean termed his subject as the soul of David, the bonding together of two hearts, the pool of righteousness for a little drinking in a dangerous thing. His friendship with Christ is the basis of all things. There was a headache he had given additional in meeting Sunday, April 3rd, at Ed. Brown was a good attendee. Miss Ellen was a good attendee. Miss Ellen had recorded of the last meeting every one of the meetings. Of course Paul Quinn was present and played an important part in the meeting. He was a good discussion. He over-came difficulties opened by Mr. M. M. Gaynor, of the church of the gathering with Miss Mable Green and thoughts. Prof. R. E. Devil filling in the gaps that will cause the organi- No woman, who desires daintiness and personal charm, can afford to be without a jar of Mon Secret. Get a jar today If your druggist cannot supply you large jars for 25c, a package or two will be sent you postpaid on receipt of price. Address Mon Secret ough , Tenn. WHITE SECRET DEODORANT ```markdown ``` E NT While the base ball bats were white honors to Wiley the basket ball girls were winning honors from TUSKERGEE INSTITUTE SUMMER Six Weeks—June 6 Literary, Professional, Industrial counr for Jeans Supervisors, Registration Fee $30.00, Board 600 Teachers registered last year. R. R. MOTON, Principal Literary, Professional, Industrial and Pre-Normal Course. Special courses for Jeanne Sauvageau, Principal and Vocational Teachers. Registration Fee $3.00. Board $2.60. Payable in Advance. 660 Teachers registered last year. Cameron—Prof. J. U. Bartlett, principal of the City School in company with Mrs. Kathryn Watson and Mrs. Kathryn Watson, teachers and the contests in Prairie View, where he revived. A very inspiring meet is rescheduled for the Senior Diplomates for girls, first honor, Olive Mie Mackenzie, Rockdale, received by a contestant from this school, enjoyable and profitable trip is reserved for the members of the Domestic Science Develoion, has plan under, to serve in the near future while the senior member of the form graduation dress, which will not exceed $16,000. Special plains is available for students in the new school, new teaching, new dressing and the music, under Miss Watson's direction, in "the Garden of the Shah" with promises to be one of the grandest in the world. Don't forget the piano drive. Miss Artie Pratt member of Senior class with very much to the delight of her school member of 6th grade on the sack The faculty members were insured "Master Egg Hunt" to pay off four "Easter Egg Hunt" to pay off four of the community at large in need of the community at large in need of the community at large in need of the 10th grade has gone to the 11th grade. 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"Desi Texas News ee ee apres went to Dayle last Sunday and’ ymache Bae eenlanroseeavisnn ‘or te Gretna at ts 0 clone oe te ign acon The ‘ltson ef ars Aeoioreh rapt Ia tn sorsine ben Seo Shee eve came of Ge amin ‘Sir Pere taupe rn Wace ‘Ben, DCs Pray at 20 pm Te Sees have bone tinct ave and Fame aan ace ne Sr Wace tare toe veaalat ‘Maco and Sccongunied fo Maria, Mr Wiliams sna ht Dore ov Wace were own but wove, Sctnir aie Tery Sie Miran Mowe, tyes fee age tn Ween iat wes tine Sor ters nove Wekecild oseupied {Sept ow Barn cs ithe ‘arte rts ian! Sasertul etert Prot, 1. W Sisenr diver es on ced tos on coe ‘Sion Prof.) Washinton” nae Soe tiny ronarts and och Seek wan sanifonied: Several Anos See ou tat weak for is wane tare Ais We mich ae ‘agresble: weather llthe chirchen i tasty Sate tote rout nerves Bap dete erie dp suai. untay schoo at 3.05 tix “Leeodance od: had «quite ete ean, Carne ae rat ih sat Ns “to corinted ic withthe gest ot honor lon Rap!Tons. Colin ta fr saa "No. 2 rol mtilet ina Senio Sure taught cass Nol. most Stitt in arent "ve piers beer the. Pane tet aroha oe'oty ts toe horse area the Bu far Shock art, fe Grven thon fe Hest trearre forthe, Sontay Ioah Hew. Carpew preached un a Ship sermon attack funy. ut arch and” tunday’ "schol ‘Rone tensa evan for Ghia and: iors ‘he ‘swpore sana Tara Be rds the ile a bot ee om Wort bt the’ New Hope, hap ‘rh ‘ere wan yreched SPB Bs, Te heen ied i at capacity Sho" s Sales Sod Since relalive Sand a hom pf fone to our. be fot. au on ees thi Bysd Whang Gas na amr. heap tar ba ote kT sot Te PA rie Ee some ton te tek ‘Dut Se bop» her & apr’ Recor abe A ee oe.» gece th, ly B.S Bache, Panter We a Silents ent choreh “as wt at at agen ee aie tee te : o ; Scheff a0. string’ seri at the Be Pictanch trend ry noveronn and woken, from Dilan wae tho ruedt tis herp ae Fidos sae «fring tip. th Priore Mand rn tiny Cavtr me smutand tow Wits Pe el seh ais wi ro tony pak Susday, oo account of tacle- sere, lok ioe ig gan sow oP. Wo seawers called U6 the bed aids <t Paik wate ioe Esta vb chen ut Gis yaw a a, Gace Heh, Be ‘bow are eee Seepeaey 1 “et fo Mestham Sanda Pepe onrelety ot whlch. he bn reeset abel eer pete gat oak sy 3 Semel PAGE 8.x ie cee tia ore yer ttc “eget er yon wi ee aa a Soe = Pecan es ac ea crews he moving wi avers ‘Epworth Teague also came hrougt ees eee oer eee a teste epee ee a rahe oe ae Bee im pte eas al gigi eociare proeak saline ‘ Saas i" aero er patio relewed the 2x eek ne By ore pret AC T' 0 rescbed ote of is jr Phi Crow Sods Toth: T oc the pase and meme wee Seth Allen Chapel, he B, YP. U ith its renidenes: De A: tayo aad View Prem, Prot. it father re dotna untold tetpins shape the younK ‘eon robe Christin work he pro: ran Feared "by section, ger Cea tater: Taptor anal :catern ca Sigel itso by thew trou Texavitaga, the. Hvagelitc singer ight fetack. sermon. by. ev.” ah few’. mubjeet; "he Hand ot Godt ihe nfs of the tation” Danie, 6:6 rite: 86h, B.C, Hom Mlastonay ondar weloek. ‘Tho New Presiden et circle No.4. Slater” Cloptat ding he Clete abt su Th Sznday achoot having’ a” Carnie thik Week. Ascensions ra LA. Wuaatan, tert of i re oe Beate the oly valtng Mn Calle Peery 106 oe ee eens [April 16th, dled wt focal Samitarftin ‘Abrit Bt, “Georg. rowers dd a ‘Aisin el Tot New Een Pot ie nc Seatac Apel thre 3, Biers led at Sunitariuo Apri Sirs Se Mowter ater pleasant Mint lay relatives Bar, en Zaye Ehicago howe byway’ of Lite’ Rock fark hrs. Pf. Mclntgre, of San hn ow ving er areats, Ne. and rw Glon who are tn he Feotaaran Bualnons and who sever ‘mlses eopy at the Dallas xpress Miss BE iroors <8 Dalian spent the Week fd with Mise Ruth ‘Taplor 996 ET ‘Ave, Ute Nien Helen Pardee i con tine Yo herbed with petri and alr W, Ps odes have une turned trom ‘Oklaboma. ty where ther attended the funeral of hi bro ther. Sire Georgia Brown ‘was waco lvautly operated on In Dalian for mor Rer"ey. Bhan doing well rang naga Wider 01S award Sirk Houston, ‘Tee rere pleasant vntors for howe foe for ban. The ‘contest bytween 4 [Aveaoe ook Clube reported. ¥.0 [Sunday wight Pina reports wil famde th Wook and the num sais oy searh club willbe give. Mie Johnie Mae. and Fabs! “Powers o Dalian vista thts brother and wate i lay. Xr ahd Arm ney Powers Sunday. Mrs" dames owerseaterta: ined the 0. ¥e AC AC her. home, Peay evening on Fh Avo ht watery Aira wenn. was presen ‘Second Masion Church Nos, Banday schools well itended Supt, Lent ope” achoot at 0 A the ean el att wad auch Inerermasieno The fscon fran beauty huss. ek We Paree, programed for th 11: v'look nevlee, Mev. Pardes bing abweat on sconust Of ine athe home At 90 fty‘A. Le Moore oaetor of Pret dependent nptay Creh, and hs Propie tok Devotional exercise ftom tro the chur Hey tr i or aye: ea na favnt way. Dane et mab aul Re ip ot set sat ell ertlned ty A nt choke mt ‘er rons werent int teen the Fst fOharen a auch ep Y Dao, Pastor Nancy “vases Re tae Foe De Hy Clady Niet Stantuerite Sohevon dihet ig ected the Ph” BC ee at he Hees Pera pe Pte he ostaen ie ig th et i alee Me sss," Se ‘was a "visitor. ie oran gary elcioon la "ah ice wotae Next meeting "beheld Wi Sen. TV. Beno, ‘Avena Tneporter, Teh RC Birt Caréwell was the hex: eesot the dC c. eri Eee Be wan ha 5 “tie a He tab adiourhel lo Sr on Faracsgennee # or 3 Met i na eto eae ee et in Fencise to vie "yo. excellent eiper iy Mra M.D Hotel nao er aida eee Te een ea Nene be Si Ss ae Roar wee traneed hy ass Se eS THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS. TEXAS, SATURDAY, APTUT 20, 1022_ — F —— ———— ‘rx Taylor Townsll entert ined by et THE CITY FEDERATION OF The "Klover teat tub, intertainea SY eth eeuit ne ta iad eure art rehaa | SA Reauufany "trraneed.” Te’ tltowins | : © Wonton town rueet wore presenti | John Netiuna Onlaana;" Sica Wii | Wilson lians oer thomas, Dal |. Re me, ies: tod Min Broke of Dalia wo | abel Sere event ot re taylor Tow | sare yea, ‘ala Pomgen Prendent fas woth | ac avon Reporte. | PAGEANT. kaa ent of Ville Aa Cie | . eames Maren S| myo Priscila” Ant ib met with pare rt) He hie: wat hua ice mt | ary a win he ena One wat anny hy Sou. Sel ad Peso ad a te |cuh to Oraer. Pia wee sh on for ater prea yen aacemee t ge scant hes awit [the Art exbibt: to be helo April 25th. [Susie weve ahah att ans, daaaina 24h Jamra fer thoukht aticr ui St the home of Mra, PW: Melatyr®. | wssog tn Dai ever Been wit linade by Me pear at och, TA Tas | a poi ea, epning eC Birrs doy, ere [7 ir Le Dusan, Frondeat. |S7ihan ene euah ett lM yen, MY Mr te eT] Thomeatie Selene Clot. Johan Gechenta wan acnfed am the Beef halt “Goma tothe Bomor|,."he, Domenic Hclrnes Clue met ot) sch, of Masle every evabahie tat "RES ontumes mot es ei reg er ote ra, ae A eh ‘ very impressive opening. the olwh en {noon and party, afesy,, aM Rete fare matsrial. Her Preks 4: Hn rea "into ap portant” business ach" arty Ghat “Eade |peigne Ian ———— Hastings The ostens. Mra. Lain 3B. cocuimtnCfisrassn isnt sora ind | ih att nd APEISE CMERCM ot Pimente: sandwiches, trult punch. "Te “eitiren tatea ‘berate |Verever tnd Ms ones. ana ys “avers The club wil tapes flrntaet Ta AhS"MEE| very gala oe nae Pasay Noe tern u's wee [pede br aekiter tists, “eco Mal Be asopeniiog neh tas Sarna ht, issn foe Mt San' fay pogo Bim Rene |bprticn CEI Mata Sete Fons, me at Te Andree Chapel Me, (alternates Gesigacit MIke: {headset = teeny, sok. was, wel atone. | rock ‘Sea hk Liggett |e rater me Beales; stein: Becteeeed Moses for| clin Se a ntieue OTe Pete |owinn bree t bla the evening: “Job Curacth His Day”.|. The children wore enthusiastically Handy. Mise Ties a paid Str. PC cet and pty cS NAMI Bede ae iso :7. Bo Haale “Taylor, Heporter, Eady on they, werfoety Sapiayed hele pn Mors ane ee ee nm iy an actanr ec Binet ehias™ sh | DHAR AND DUM AND BLAND UNS-| en’, ETH AT ates, gmeey May igen nt; Dr, A. f...Zaylor | URAE AN [peters ©, gaa i Scarka "and | Mee exe ‘Austin Texas, April 27.--We are on ie bot runt rt. Dridate, tncher show tanking hale wn piece oc Taachnery te his departanea ast fre Mix MK. Greet, alors Sons some spend work The tot wing enlemen ot the Faculty at fided the Interscholastic at Prat ew state Norsialviss Prot A.M Slory, tinea, Profs E- A Jahwon Manta tras tenchee Prod Green room snd matress factory. Prot. Driodale. "Shoe making departnet find Prot. George P. Jonee, store Reever and accountant. thse seate tien rgptred. delited wf thet trp eM@tnior quartet the D. D. tod, tnatiate wil render ro fram ‘uext thursday even at the Aetropeitan AM E church: Austin The following eniemoen make ip the quartets "Metsere. tomer’ Yount, Motes. v1. Green nnd Thomas ii Told icv Givinn was murine on te trening of birthday. with ee me and beautiful cake’ San jin day waa obgerved su chapel wih an ace ion program on Terme, Papers ead Inga 2nd oom by state and tex: chore Prot Martin Supt, addrease the aulonce upon Teast sd ber as wih te one. Star Viaitors ir SeCtelian of Temple, Texan ang Nex Diaon of Aan, Men FA Herre Rnd May ¥. Ron mada Aptue tri foam Antonie, San Jacinto Day. The Torus Pig smited from the fa pol fe an finpontu ater ‘San Jecate Day," The. Holland Siena, Soci reer Hi roy at ea tant Mm. VE Heeaon gtenaine The reports oF the haw hate Ns Sf Joves are listened to wiih pen sure each morning fm chapel "The centemen teachers who altended he Pralie "View. meeting went throush he country {nis ones new eat Kt wan teed hey hed no ones nor ire oubles They are all ates the Abeleue Bolt of nudes I ke ap wih dy The “Base Ball. Lawn Trem Paake ball und other sport are indulged in Uy the bors and sris_of the ‘Deaf aod”Bilnd depart mente Prot Dradale Ia fel dlrctr for born Mra. Sedu Lee far file Mra Majtin tage two of Dea ‘if dresea of infin “ast, week Ther were peety, eee gona « OKLAHOMA NEWS Stes patmer ae ete oko eae ims rs Someee ere Sage ae ee ee Soacie = Seater = eee eo See Peres nat hoe Beene tea igs Se Hin" Couey'a dann, “Lie ‘Rosh Sn ee Woodmen held naval” thinexvin beet eee Seeman Gea as Locenee ba ee aa oe ese se Se oaos tag ee ale Se ite see ae ROR Ie rtomaaract Food reine plant fae eceton Faosorress, Geers fi etree wane sass ea fects orsvign tar arctan et as ends oor ake chant wate Fsmutative ft fae fnce" Phony oh ast hace" hot i Rie rk ee ‘4 ‘Presidemt! An into- ied ot ate nas an tt Sr Fae Tette btnoety ssaron The ‘hostility of Aertain large white essaemier © br srrtee ae pee seit yas tafe tt Su Pee ‘this plant from és thes owner ore ta suit ott he Pace oi isa fe einen VS, sted nS pace te Mack bk Re ete!“ placed the Black win Ren. THE CITY FEDERATION OF COLORED WOMEN'S CLUBS STAGE BRILLIANT ~ STYLE SHOW AND SPRING PAGEANT. eta Re he ee rivoing “Avr Ha. with a, Mame elas eaciaer tigen es Bestacprenct snes tnt ees ae en PE hun ot, Ree alrite ate ar She adi Eras iertege ges ica titts danas, tee sn Bete he, facet ll Fee teddies, a eoatumg,'Stinrnson, dines gon hn nat naan oe Re iain hc, ae oath apes deere cece! ea eeeiteatin tebe Smad, hee Wet, Ba ella Are tab mage STN Pe phe iin scene see chai Bee raek wate a afgty and 'achacyecaamnee Be Ce es pacer hae Reenter aren ees ee high Vasko” tine storied’ tS aes S ecetved the plaudits ot the audlene ite Neca “ae ata pe ee as Gree Be Fortra aig ad a peer ree haa emia afc "Oy aes calvin orig a le ed eA pee eeeabeeti rs fee ae ee tee oe eae iS ar hae ti i tiie ‘Way Keonnedy.” “Cave-tign eae ete wee Eee ta oe oo ee are Willie ‘Ambrey, bot by sre er re ee Ener ae iy a Rae atu ty Be Ee ee errs. fit, eae Seta eens Nercie ice ses Se cde a Ea ee ca ike Mdntee mS rain, sanbel fOr ad in ‘coat sult: the company be organized has been so mccentul and tndde co much pet that wee able to buy Ue name plat hig: white competitors ad sought ep Haut of 2 year ago. Pa-vome* tines pings ducer prank and i one of then in’ connection” wih Ue davelopeent of « new field o Nene bunneea octal atertalomeat, Mise ade V. Roseton ante athonia Bennet, 3639 Meamar Stee ealerained fend toa anner pars St Beatin cafe. Ture, Apel 20 "ths talon were arate devraied and the svess were beauty sow fed th evening alive The persooa were) Manes J. KRyan Trea Trlr, dentle oblason, Ege Jack fon, Gladys Hewterson, and Pear WWeldeg, “Mevars‘Georke Roeson tr eltford Dock MeCowen and 3 it Setter. Me tied chicken, cream potatoe, french pean anpuragus. sald io Cream, cake and sited almond ‘Mr the nut roast the par ty Med aay the boanea fee dence at Sra Pear! Waldo, 217 Allen Street wbere: dancing ld evap tl tamil ee hours of orn. ‘pt Vila Raine, Thoman Avene, has heen seriou il nt her raidnce rit peso enor Imp ovine” (a ihe issn Of her a any Gay cade Gane etd ote Bt fmomthe, than wan ‘egor ralved ta esd ig ar, ops raat aha Pa Be hae aces of 8 ce zt eae Pg Ser Pe dar GRE a tates eee Tins ibs rbot eae Se sg a ge A ea tee a ka eee gee ine cee ones ee mae iacaeees Sata ies sta See mt eg eee ee eee cea Scsees “ egies ak ae. adore as ae I Paar katate | HINCOLN ANOR NEWS, Pia pik cdl atlases Si ae a ae “St? LE br ‘Anderson, ARTA wale ope Yon Mae kee See ere wc st ia conraen air, Sa rar Wahine of Princes Mos: Sentara "eae ng tg re Shale tans Sean Sates enacts ee ek Ree oer Roiicearapaccctgne Be got mea eciges Sy Beste det oe ee ee as ce hy eset a Ss cures tt eae acer epee rg ot ‘Miss eatride “iturson, rn. Dai reci aaSeE A GAP tt orp emo pot a pte Ge Se see eo pies ain eae eee aia Set for Sec: ie eb ite Satie, Wie tie Pees en Eee wean es ae secre tccar ( Sie ethos eats atts ac bn Epiate St ae tise ate SU i Mache ty a li, Mote, 2708 Kim street, Moose Bae tuuieg, Oc tn. aa ese ee tie Bean es ‘French lowe Shop, 1803 "Bim street fee tary ie Mi aac a Beal eps rg Baton Mahe, at Ste eee Bae Seri See ane 2 barry ey S.ctecsr eee. eee eee are tke renouve of "the. pubite waa a Soe ene rtis stave “tre "tn ‘Gna vorttied Dea aay eed oi erent ated eee eos Seba cote ie cen oo Sa asian the can rome, ge oats 7 ented acts [eC ae dare thape At SE cen pee ha an wet "pbc eb BEL atin pst Be Tt ms tan, Aenea ie iets, ath daa Baia at ak eel era eee gate diets ae lites cae (et Mice sta a aus a Bathe Ae ae ane ie Feet ie Sc sar diay“ "ee maces aati (eae Batis nthe ust fetes eee a nia ale. gts as yo e r) pea gece ae Coes eh ge pee Rev. C. C. Harper Returns To City. Re a ie re MEXIA MEN ORGANIZE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Ay sebndh Brae ome eames ka eS ee aes Es ee ver veer Se: eee aay Simin. eae meee FLOOD TOLL 1S HEAVY IN TEXAS. Thousands Rendered Homeless and Many Lives Lost by Swollen Streams Sweeping Over the State. Ft. Worth Appears to be Hit the Hardest, as M: : Lee Wire Loe, vorhaees oe ares ee bate atl onl te dd tye iooswacere fond Ta oth Sar cSt wie a cio ites tise tit ad pt gt eae Eee eis tae wie eesti Sr Sie Prt seas fees nate a ie ee ishorecs Are Se ears Ree eens a Sk ae eee Sects Reet wince nt Settee eee tat SRR aap ote sew bodies recovered hare war Browgwe to ioe & tee ee riers Sema eeies abit we Sete he eee eee ee Sete en ere Ripe dice tere Reece ener ieraaiaet feartases an sesh eh Sate eR Mirdere” view of the city trom poe ee Pr Se Be eee bac te tad ota oe ere eee ae sees Rice cree ee ial on enor. oe Sao ee seeemckertieres seca sate he baie ea Araceae ae cece structure’ was ied grain “the Became 'Wourth, arect, viaduct and the coves eer Boe comics, Snore cat fiat” Sea” A real Ceeo Nes ot ach Ga ones ae Sa ae We SSF Wim aay ma aw Wik wore Ann “ein Watery Greve Masdny Mian (Ween working on a farm amiosaled Sarah ie Se PSA eee Knveye “witness claims Srl ikea Kei hh adn Mtn By 8 ane ‘body of Nie wite was not in 715 Lemans tved on Cana area the ‘Gohareruany ‘Sharon in Hiagekin MP me's mother iver pear wheeler Biase i out Delite, They ears eure cae Qa Nee Neato to ee agape Say at ea sa eee tata "Pjoand o€ Directors Eee ac ees Ls {gh aie, anaes of Anetnbaling a nea le 2 nn Seer men int a SPR si aren RD BE vant ts mr eet tat Ma runic Hoe 181 ete? Sit iten. Jemie Jones, “201 BE cn mas sarin, 30 Tee ames De BES a si om ER wranvtn i Eine band vt mnt Fe nee 5 Da Beta EE wir on ue Si tea son tr eg TeMn ERab aan ‘< Lenten, * nny ae ane eat acme tomer Aerts eacinilty, tht8 oibon psa ant ah, aa Pe ste Yr rare Aa RABE ee Lon + sat Tah este tot tt ASity Welt iiuan tioo’ and Playa, Avlbrad Formoon, TEs" Stoner. Ave Priests caus ad se we Oe a BERNE tir tek art A Bath aie Somme gat, Sane” estate aks SS roe re A ae Pei, ‘owre 2118 Lancaster, Aa eaten cum ae See Si nt pi Seog ASab, 0v tation, or Keath Sg, at oth Ar seein waar Ac iporamentae nn Nan Ae VEAL, OS a pEAND nee Se ahr RR Ron SP at ae wa Fentin Wrr fee Pie Pm ic (onan of Dsine inne earn Canetti lice frist the fload. watery wie Sacer eae coves cate eye ated [ee aod Ges Sued Bouts raat Seer ett ee as a ty ome ls eis ae vee geet eee ete peat tence nd onic were soon gathering’ thet gee eases ‘aha "Heelng ws Comra homes south of Milter avs. iret Gaines uvcee ina’ flood waters: -Wedhnowday.” Many eather on a Jayenue, wessuyy a amail- wagon loud oF Howelclaeetocts ane, anther wa ear alist aa enc Sema ee eat ta Exe tot eee tnd eaten staedyar ret a ee eens ee fechas sie sania het he ae ad Benet trene et ur neighbor" aia we ‘bacatoe aeasg, eeeeere sere es eae eer See acs erat [tag "sit aha the fasatre Peete ia et AS 1 aS tare oy, crstone ie ie tae emer eS alert ae Sad weM Tae aR ke Aa ca "si iba Mind "Namier of indasteal sty ae een orate ote river, which find renched"a" tage ‘ot rite Pat cane Belge acct, Seenrece Ete‘ 'whtey hey" ncd beens marae Pew dante ones cet eee eager ee ones to accati for sooitanse in mk Reiter Sle ce Tarrant County Tine. moe uation "Wagaished Shentt bas Wart: feat Braost Morman' Woy ater and bela Rat Se ares ak ie aren eae eee erence Seether eae ee eee rides inet Gin Tete Car eaenisier EM eaee Soc Ree fe ie ead ote er ce Peekeee = not Blast of the Dalian Powter and a Shag ain Dans Festa ie eect eee See Seen eae eraeed SSererea ee a Sere na orien ies ee, Aut Bests, onemont, Asi eee ae eae ac dt Ant a i eeaelope sop eee sae tere ates Se dae At oe Suib0. Mi. “Andermom_ tna encmber piers itn See et er ee Ee a rm Raines was attended at her bed aide by br sisters and neice, ve Mra Effie” Mathis, Wits Point: Mrx Tom Renbell. Tyler! ine Pearl Mat: his, lees, Wills Potnt: “and. Mrs. Paulie Soller, ‘Dalian The. former Miengoned istry and tieve have re. turned. home “108 CASTILLOS On TonnsNo- user “ence ie onewn wa fie ome a ee Hg FAS eB tar Je Aurea owed wane hand ce a or hatte, aes high a es See iis aoa beta Bastcae as RMR aera SAT to ran See ae as teas erat tke gem Retiree ne dear ght eke sth abeaearay ok fete fae aay Gece he eased bnt ape ae mie ater a etacteeraseres a ane ane ae bee Rion tens ene lta nace epee athe t, iri eatinemne sete ee ee fee oe eae fe.broin sthaten, {5 ie conten ofthe i dis a — bi P AMONG «* CHURCHES = SSSR SCR oe LE EEE Ee aE Eee Oe Se SE SR OE McMILLIAN PARK HALL AND STATE STREETS MAY 1ST-12TH, 1922. ABIG PROGRAM EVERY NIGHT PLENTY FUN, PLENTY 10 EAT AND GOOD MUSIC. | ‘THE CONTESTANTS FOR MAY QUEEN ARE: Mrs. C. C.| ‘Sanders, Mrs. Bertha Johnson, Mrs, Amanda Owens, Mrs, J. B. Glasper, Mrs. Anna Anderson Bush Mrs, Emma Washington, | ‘Mrs, Willie B. Long, Miss John Ella Patton, Miss Geneva Patter- ‘son, Miss Mary Rollins, Mrs, Ellen Percy, Mrs. Geneva Thomas, Mrs. Florance Kennard, Miss Beatrice Dudley and Miss H. D._ Patterson. Mea. Lalla MoKay. | $50.00 will be given away in prizes to the successful Contes- ae . VOTE FOR YOUR CHOICE TICKETS 18 CENTS —Auspices— ~ Rey. J. H. Smith, Pastor ee eee Se CRO Uae npr sartey Sauna Bos ia Se oo Se eee Seaeecentaaee See aati ie ttaist Gest a ee See ee ais 2 earnest rugsi tnd spoke briefs ns meses “er ty Deets Pan cet tnt lita dh a ate See a lencta aten ie ate ieee eae gm “Whiine Workers Have a Succem” ar ae oak Pach tee et mses ores mia <% RB. FONE, Heporter, seh nm enc, ee mens sae as in nn BBY itch Met tidy Wace Hide lcoeke Woe. 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Scott of eee eee pret stecen Emotes So ‘THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, THXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1982. het itr ete tae Bano a a ew wt. S00 NATIT eHUROM, aunts Satta Se Patni demarnne seit ft aft Hata se Fle Ys sa, "awh ee a oe sive araas he ong San held ae-theOranf Genital Theaters fn ani maT tome ere eee roe ieee eenrae ove Berinperirat-or ety "aa th TGS Pa Shes Ate Wn Slnatpt Lees gee PAE ee on FD Eee, (or Re all inter tke Sepa” rotate sees ae aaa The mamboraht iat being belpek and ie oe eee HO tev. 3. We, Weakly, Pastor. nee s eter Pa cmc Lehr eras a Eater Es iY SBS pee Se a ere ere sak’ at" poe are skves ‘help es Saree vcr" “aalioh: "ana “ate “ated, “Oe Bb ares dee Peay i aca fg eee yaa a ateee a cad Sa nee Eee beauty iy Ee ee eterna Se er Same Pad ea he eee ft Eater vos aoa Oi TS BOO mae ral ref cig eee Wet Birt og Bere eee ne Saat en ceae Terre mea ta. ind ee tad ata a a a a ee igre eee te ig tae geen he 2 A Ltscae tad Pesta Qari ie oot St tal ae Bal any 8 dept ni a a A lt Fecundity ea haat tale es aah Mey Ee a ek ee in Be, a cect thie orl teadiear t (a, ea itt ed oo Tein al hier Lene dene oe, eh Sant Sakch Mehaeeataa Hey 22 atti ad's pa ai ofthe A, St church Taree Cr, aloe ae: Su Ea ith gy, ef ied os oe Rate brea ne: saeey yiiting std ie -be00 suas pate oi ata fina ge eee tease chat Fe a ne ke eens ot Ramet cata 2s die oy Haale Ae ee eraacecte hed ake Sa dete tare Yo CRMAN LEAUE PROTESTS Inst. 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Rose, has rauines pen a ce Bae ee acca eeeenere are eee in amelie Sr Pee PM sav mm seuss 0M To a iy aay al ss CRIYE 0 New York, Apel 27.—Mre Charlotte witlinai, widow ov te late Devt WH Hamm will -yecelve “about #24000. pow posodwos szuot tua ryn000! ting-by her husband. duriag bis lons stage career, was siuounced by Henry Herabrum, lawyer, so fled Wiliam Will in the Burrowate's Court the oth {rr day. One of the comediana royalties Maa "Under the Batsboo Pree ‘Wirllama ete ao extate eich ix do- seribed at “upward of &2000 In per sonal property.” ihe petition ween: Panyitg. the wil. Attorney. Hersivun Explained that. Willlama, digs Mtetime, deeded the. owe tn whieh they live to hin wife. wh stil owns tye will directs Uke thy widow shell inherit all of Me eqtate ater the payment of funeral expenses nnd fy debts he may "ave "Witiame ied Ninteb. th tit. The vet Ie dated. the same ay, tosteed oF hie abmnature, x came te sage by ‘Storey’ Hersbron and Jet B. Neat ft telend of the ‘coxtedtan MAN SHOOTS WOMAN DRAM 0% aa ae Tampa Florida, April 2-—Mvé. Bit ia Wetee, 1" aay Sones ab uata aeaccons pee toeuieg as ey a cole ett ee oe ae Bae seas pene fra tea is eo te at ae Sth ag ey va Moshea'ey Gust lagnn riley Rae cd “Se aan Titecagere cca ieee eles Seer at cl eta ene ft facta iat ee at te ee tats Somgiters males See ieeaee ted Meme tee ee ot ean ed eo Athenee, ome Ode ky cag the eens, He toni Mrs, Rates Sat de sos of tend The ate een «san tien Serna cae ee atte Se tre seat bro nae, Abe oe Oe ete cots vay Mae eee cine iets tre es eee ti anes Se oe Senet acest se fea Sea see, cha tae: sei ces Sov eraeitaee ot tettos ohare he Kaus wie shat ts ta Cine slay he itt an are pe We reitted tint econ, then ee roe te ot ny end ad ted to suet ad man ercaminays One sotented rT Me plea aut ora ry He iat tn hes beds Sasatee ge Steir dea este He wristed to know i he bad don pant to kao en nn he ts See ie "Sipper ned Deteter Sint ad: sonee retraite mais a suio- vif clearer Lace ha eh reanie gcre ‘lees ret 8 ret te ied an 0 Tapa Wer ciple ganr arn nad Nid oat aaanan” crits, Send face ‘el an erence Fra ee rests eivid_gnd sctimpinked Sones prota setae toietes aa Scien KINKY HAIR HI-JA Bete > ES fas a Mae sha canteen Agents Wanted Yi 0 Hi-Je Chenrical Company ‘A : MAMIE SMITH SINGS HER BIG. 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Ee pee YHAT THE COLORED PEOPLE HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THE BENROY MOTION PICTURES CORPORATION, 1901 MAIN STREET, DALLAS, THXAR Are Oftoring You The Following Opportunity” AAD Tuts CARRYULLY | YOU RAYA WANED THE CHANCE, NOW YoU Mave IT, Fea oon, ew Ua Kis om 108 MALS SRT, ‘DALLAS, THXAS © he ake ese Mer oe bs Bats Pach mow cht iin ne on St HEED alten bods gente) wortine| ‘Gearhettae sed Of tas awotiy a See Pees as el 2 eee i WHAT THE GOLORED PEOPL ‘THE BENROY MOTION Pi fo tang one ps ee “s | oien 3 | Ee A A PS 7 Fe a " q ‘BIW D. 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