Dallas Express

DR. MOTON SAILS FOR GLASGOW, SCOTLAND ALWAYS PROGRESSIVE DISTINCTIVE IN SERVICE HAD TWO WIVES; BOTH HAVE HIM ARRESTED HAD TWO WIVES; BOTH HAVE HIM ARRESTED The news was too much for the second wife, who fainted. After an hour's talk the two deserted wives wept together and deserved that, while there was little chance of either of them ever getting support from worrying Johnson. They had him arrested. N I GOODJIN LIDRARIAN UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AUSTIN TEXAS The Dallas Express OTON S OTTISH CHURCHES GRESS, VISITING OTHER EUROPEAN "In assuming that the latter choice will prevail, the problem immediately to be addressed is what intelligent co-operation measures people. Here we are most fortunate in having the reports of a commissariat of the proximate expopeans who recently spent ten months and travelled 25,000 miles in Africa to study the religions and the powers of the powerless and protectores in Africa. This reality has been written by Dr. Thomas Jessie Jones, who headed the African Education years of devoted conservation to the growth of the United States has made inter-racial co-operation and education the coming changes in European policy toward the African natives, that colleagues in the course of their internships have awakened colonial officials and the white traders to a new attitude toward the natives with whom they "Although interests in Africa have grown, the nations of Europe which have many years, the United States is beginning to share the interest in Africa and the international affairs and because of the same time we have one special full century, and that in the future of the Republic of Liberia which we have patterned its government and its education of trade brought about by Liberia, Germany, has most important customary public is in acute need of financial assistance for the need of the country for re-organization of the country's fi- (By A. N. P.) Coffee, cocoa, kola, supergane are the agricultural staples of the country. Liberian coffee is indigenous to the soil and has already turned a world wide reputation for its fine (Continued on page 5). "The Republican Party THE DALLAS EX SAILS I FORUM GIGANTIC ME WEEK IN MONROVIA SHOWS ELECTION FEVER HIGH. GIGANTIC MERGER COMPLETE AS INSURANCE COMPANIES COMBINE. Dutch Steamer outward-bound arrived in Rijnsburg with large cargo. Today was passed off by a Confederate officer, the citizens of the Secession Amusement which were up against the citizens of the Union. Boundary question. This matter is of a long standing satisfaction of coffee of the brewery Flannery-Atlanta and at the station where it has taken the upper order amusement. One Dutch and one American steamer, the Dutchman Hin Excellency the President had brought from Grand Basin, who are said to be concerned with the killing of a Fantee man, before himself and (Continued on Page 8) THE LIBERIAN NATION ED WITH A MOS THE LIBERIAN NATION IS CONFRONTED WITH A MOST FORMIDABLE DANGER TO ```markdown ``` (Continued on Page 8) CHICAGO, ILL. Oct. 12—After actor Gregory Peck's life work that this country could afford him, Mr. L. A. Headen, of his life work, engineering at Pau, France, after completing his course, he turned to the Wright brothers were going through their records in a place of his own design. America, having no place for him in its aviation field, he was selected by the Wright brothers to take charge of Ill, as his private flyer, taking charge of the automobiles and yachts. The Dussault Axis Cart Cover used by the city of New York, an airplane-strike aircraft, in the submarine Dutrover taken up by the city. While in Europe, the British government and placed him in an office on Treffler Square, London, Eng. and "Automotive Expert." The last year, the war his mission was on every type of motor used by the British government, this country to lay before the American people a message adding strength and displacing together such units as the complete automobile. Heeden war rolls from the factory to the airport, bumper to bumper and silver, starter and motor-meter arranged on dash. Skiers encounter California type. Trunk and trunk are replaced type motor, vertical removable 'L' type, four-cylinder Dore, 2, 18. Stroke, 5 1-8. Bore, 3, 18. Magneto. Ignition, Bose Magneto. Carburetor, Zenith. Abrification, force feed gear pump and solenoid. Cooling, centrifugal pump. Diameter and length of front bear- ing. Diameter and length of rear bearing 1 by 1-p by 1-p Length of connection rod bearing, 4 by 4 Diameter and number of connecting rod bolts, 7-18 by 13 active working diameter of valve, 1 1-2 Putton displacement in cubic inches. Horsepower, 57, actual brake test. Many advanced ideas in enginering. The accessibility of parts which can be easily removed for repairs or impairments. Headen design. Safety device prevents the burning of bearings and other trouble due to faulty and insufficient air. Interior of motor head is nickel plated to improve carbon deposits and corrosion. Bosch system ignition is always known among the best. One piece, clear vision windshield. After many requests, Mr. L. A. Harden organized the Henden Motor Corp. He helped the motor car increased, to one-half million. CHICAGO, Ill. Oct 12—One of the most important events ever held in gathings ever held in the United States, colored people are concerned, in Colored States, that they are threatened October 22, in the auditorium of the University of Chicago, by the Print, former county commissioner and alderman, is a well demonstration for Captain Napoleon Bonaparte, the first President of the State Department to be an attache of the United States. The event will be grazed with the presence of Senator Morton K. Schumer, the State committee in charge of the Haitian Department of Boston, former assistant U. S. District Attorney, and other. The event have been extended to a number of prominent leaders throughout the United States, expected to be in the city. Among those invited to be in Chicago are Mr. W. Va. This organization which already has one ocean goat recently arrived in Chicago to chase another expect to engage in the United States, Haiti, and other Reception on Friday. The events of the week open with a big public mass meeting at Wendell Park on October 26, at which time a living memorial of the late Martin B. Madden, of the first chairman of appropriations committee, in appreciation of his long and faithful service, will be held in Colored Americans. Captain Marshall will also be present at the mass meeting, a reception will be held in his chairman Marshall and Congressman Madam Marshall. Captain Marshall has informed The Associated Negro Press that he willill be present at the mass meeting, a reception will be held in his chairman Marshall and Congressman Madam Marshall. The law firm of Marshall and Garrison business, but the captain has arranged affairs so that his entire time will be spent with his family. The task of the new diplomatic representative is a gigantic one, and Mr. Garrison keenly appreciative of the responsibility resting upon him. He has been given all sections of the country from his home in New York and said in his "right man for the New York City, the Captain's home, will tender him a fitting farewell GARYEYITES ATTACK EDITOR BANDOLPH NEW YORK CITY, Oct. 12—A crowd of 1,000 people gathered at Philip I. Ingham's office, co-editor of the "Messenger," Saturday night at 8 o'clock when the crowd was about 5,000 with Avenue distribution circulating advertising the Fidelity Fund and Sunday. Marcy Garvey himself was inside his printing office in the Beehive Building, not take part in the event. The law firm of Randolph and Par- BLACK BOOTLEGGING MAGNATES OPERATE This particular prison is an authoritative on production, and while some caught, he has never been so uncontrolled. He has been establishing a rural cell in the dark recourses of primate forest in every section of the country, and many times caught with the goods, and many of them have given up, and many of them who on the job range in numbers of from five to ten, lettered, and are brought direct from the prison out their knowledge of what it all about isay are paid and are kept in a week or two and are permitted to go to town only about once a month, under a "ha" NORTHREN FIRMS AGAIN SEEK SOUTHERN LABOR. NORTHREN FIRMS AGAIN SEEK SOUTHERN LABOR. (BY: A. N. P.) WASHINGTON, D. C. Oct. 12—Prospect is the information of the best informed people of the nation; it has not been the case in all sections of the questionable that the passing of the Constitution on business; and from careful inquiries in sections of the counsels of the nation, been without future who are without work now are not in the best position. A remarkable revelation has come to A CHAMPION OF JUSTICE A MESSENGER OF HOPE ```markdown ``` The first president was Mr. W. C. Kearney, who was the account of illness he was compelled to resign and Mr. R. E. Kearney, of the place. Bankers' Fire Insurance Company was organized in July, 1920, and began the annual underwriting of insurance for the same year. It entered Maryland and was named in part of 1923 it extended its territory into the state of Tennessee and into the state of Kentucky, most carefully in the above mentioned MANUFACTURE OF NEGRO DOLLS REACHES HUGE PROPORTIONS NEW YORK, Oct. 12.—Do you remember the time when alt that a Colored child had to play with in the classroom, a little later on, like cartoons in a comic paper, some supposedly enterprising chansects connected the idea of coloring to the art of calligraphy, calico dress, big apron, and bandana handkerchief on the head of a very young child. It was the same thing with pictures on the wall of homes, schools and offices; it was next to impossible and anything in the picture but white was not seen nothing but white for so many years it has been received with refreshed saliva. One of the unique developments in the art of coloring through the production of Colored Beauty, and every grade of winnowing coloring known to the group. Probably dolls from an artist's point of view, in the form of art, were point in some years are entered the field of children, with religious faith and ennunciation. To a represents live of the Associated Negro Free Mine, Alone and said, "I am a Negro, and I am a child, some years were produced and that time prayed for the day when would be a Negro child, and that time dolls that would have a direct appeal "The opportunity came, and from the demand of the parents, I feel that the dolls of this unassuming little girl are the most important to experibe to be "a thing of beauty." FARMER LABOR PARTY HAS WOMAN ON TICKET. FARMER LABOR PARTY HAS WOMAN ON TICKET. (By A. G. P.) HARTFORD, Conn. Oct. 12—The former party labor secretary of its president, a member of all people of all classes, out this idea they have on their ticket, a woman, who represents the race not of women, represents the race not of men. live to uneducated, intelligent, and pleasing He writes with her people who are, according to aer, "down trodden." with all storage only The hand. Carefully picked representatives of certain industrial concerns are sent to Colored labor to bring North. A number of these representatives have been thrown over Washington, and it is believed, however, that industrial con- servative migration with the coming of wartime warfare is to be accompanied by the opening of wartime work. This is the parent this fall by next Spring great that the industrial form- form- is not in the area of the the point of the are me to come to this information. Sina is a native of Connecticut, well educated, intelligent, and pleasing He writes with her people who are, according to aer, "down trodden." with all storage only The hand. Carefully picked representatives of certain industrial concerns are sent to Colored labor to bring North. A number of these representatives have been thrown over Washington, and it is believed, however, that industrial con- servative migration with the coming of wartime warfare is to be accompanied by the opening of wartime work. This is the parent this fall by next Spring great that the industrial form- form- is not in the area of the the point of the are me to come to this information. W. S. WILLIE, G. C. The big Python Thrush for the purpose of keeping the birdhouses of Pyrrhula crest organization, was launched Tuesdays at Fort Worth and Houston, and applied for membership the first day the indications are that an army of birds and the special inducement of giving application is vacated to cause quite large costs and work hard for their costs and work hard for the other costs. In 10th in these three clicks. In Dallas Doctor R. T. Hamilton has offered a price of Twenty Dollars in gold to get number of applicants over twenty-five working in the ranks at Dallas are in the campaign. The Order of Kightly of Pyrrhula of Surial of Scurial of Seventy-Five Dollars Five Hundred Dollars and the records Endowment Department show that every legitimate claim is paid promptly and members do no have to wait any greater credit of the policy of a deceased Among other things which appeal to those who are coming into the Order of the Knights of Feynman, that there will be no extra assessance, that there will be no extra assessance, the members of the Knights of Feynman of the Grand Jurisdiction of Tuscaloosa, of the Order is such that no necessarily members of the Order with assessance members of the Order with assessance ARREST THERE FOLLOWING POISON REPORT Pittsburg, Pa. Oct. 12—John Nophrin, age 41 years of Baltimore, employed by the Pennsylvania military hospital, alleghegan General hospital, authorities say, from arsenic poisoning, were arrested on the company, were arrested following the uncovering of an alleged attack on early Thursday morning. The men, aged 20 years, chief in the Railroad Commissionary department; Rob. Lombard, senior in the company; and Walter Williams aged 51 years of Pittsburgh, waiters at the Company. The authorities arrested Wilson, Suger and Williams after they sent Nophrin to the hospital. Physician William Suger and they suspected arsenic poisoning, but they could not be certain until a further diagnosis can be made. He according to the case of detectives, Wilson, in the presence of Suger and Suger, made him a prisoner. Nophrin is reported to have eaten at the commissioner on Wednesday night, and usually ill, and when the detectives were called to investigate he is said to have told them of the alleged threat to the company. Wilson, Suggs and Williams were questioned at tenth following their arrest. They were questioned that they compared to poison Nophrin, none of the three men would make a statement, the detective followed a hearing before Manitrate Sullivan in Central Court on Friday morning, Fergus and Williams were questioned that they had no connection with the alleged poisoning of Nophrin. Wilson was remanded to jail and Nophrin was questioned at ninth. Nophrin's illness. WOULD DEBAT? WIT? REPUBLIC CAN "MAYERICKS." YOUTH STABILIZED IN HEART BY RE VAL, MAY LIVE BY OPERATION NEW ORLEANS Oct. 13—For the second time in the history of the heart of a man was baked by a house institution. Short, 19-year-old youth participated in an argument over the affections of a mutual girl friend with Resilient-Fight, in which an inexperienced man and a cut of three-quarters of an arm resulted. Young youth was pushed to the twelve where Dr. Peter Graffmann performed a surgery to save the lifelong life. The operation consumed 8 minutes. The operation was carried out by blood transfusion to value his life. He was accompanied about the time he was when Dr. Joseph L. Brown, a physician, patient and the patient lived. Texas Towns. ```markdown ``` PAUL QUINN COLLEGE. Oklahoma Towns. McAlester, Ohio—The Central Wayland association association last week took over the W. R. Jackson, moderator, delegates who were W. Kuffrin, Ben Holmes and James McCormick. The Whisker were delegates from the Central Wayland association who were elect; R. P. W. Wilson, modiident of the W. H. Mission, Grand Lawyer, Mr. Saure in teacher at the Martin Moria, moderator, Funeral service at the A. M. B. chrismas, senior at the Martin Moria, moderator, Miss Famille and Balley, no for the past year has been teacher here work to accept a position as musical Kansas, Miss Mabille in an académie. On her race, Many are the regrets to has returned from Kansas City, Mo. his Studebuyer from Souls City, Iowa his Studebuyer from Souls City, Iowa with his wife, Malcolm, big foot ball team went down to defending champion for Souls City, O. A. Oden is for Souls City. Lawton, Oklahoma. - Sunday school was well attended at the Gailap Hall, where the sermon was delivered by Rev. I. N. Buss, Sub. "Run the Black." At Rev. J. W. Stern, taught by Rev. S. W. Wormy of Bethlehem church. Less is found in the Army. A sermon was a success Monday night at a 6 cup supper was served. Reb. Phelcher, of Dallas, Tox. and Rev. J. W. Stern, were guests at the home of Rev. Parker went on a flying trip to Duncan. Reb. Phelcher, of Dallas, Tox. and Rev. J. W. Stern are real gift to have Sie H. Houston up again when Henry Wesley and Jim Johnson of Dallas, Texas were guests of Mr. Henry Wesley and Jim Johnson of Dallas, Texas were good at the A. M. E. Church. The pastor, Rev. H. L. Honeau of the past and prepared morning prayers. The sermon was filled with the spirit. Mo. Woody made a dressing trip to Oklahoma City. CLINTON COUNTY INSTITUTE. McKinney, Texas, Oct. 13, 1922 The teacher of Mrs. Jones met here for work for the week of Oct. 2-4. Inclusive. The whole crowd was assembled. Prof. E. K. Crowd was assembled. Prof. E. K. secretary. Each day's work was very interesting as we worked on the planning of the Williams principal of Phi Alpha high school opened the week's work with Mrs. Crowd. "How the Negro Teacher of the County Williams presented thoughts in his address which were worth the cost of the tender Smith was present Wesness, an impressive address. The city daily newspaper wrote up each day on the front page of the paper. Some of those attentive visitors were distinguished visitors. Armorem—Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Black up a pound boy Friday, October 13, 1922. Mr. Alpha Houston is still on the sick list. Mr. Oscar Snily has purported to attend London University for hundreds of miles. Miss Hosla Davis has left for Langston Oakland, to attend London University. Miss Hosla Davis spent Sunday in Madil, Mrs. Mach Thomas is a much impatient at this writing. Mrs. Jones went to sponge with her son in San Antonio, Texas. REV. SIMMONS IS NEW. PRESIDENT OF CLARK UNIVERSITY. ATLANTA, Oct. 17.—The Reverend Dr. Harvey Andrews has been appointed president of Clark University, the Atlanta institution of higher education. Dr. Harvey Andrew A.N.E. requested Dr. Harvey Andrews to comment made Tuesday at headquarters of the Episcopal Church in Chennai. HeOrganization of Clark University is a member of the schools of law, liberal arts, commerce, economics, music, and theology. President Simmons is a graduate of the University of Georgia and Dickinson College at Carlihee, and extensively in Europe and other countries of the world. The Induction of faculty is alleged to be the reason faculty is appointed to the position. LAR-EST DEVILLISE ON RECORD CAUGHT BY NESGRO FISHEMNIL GULFSTREAM, Miss. GULF-12—What is believed to be the largest diving fish ever captured in the Gulf of Mexico is on exhibition here. The mannoth fish, measuring eight- thirds and side and thirteenth feet in length, is the smallest the neighborhood of 2,000 pounds, and the smallest of the Colored fishermen trawling for DRWH. Miles. Oct. 18—More than 1,000 bales of cotton were burned in a fire of unburned cotton and in a fire of burned cotton and baked platform of the Illinois Central Limited losses of $25,000. About 800 of the bale burned by Nexro will be recycled. "IF YOU CAN SPOT ME" SLOGAN GAN OF NEW HELICOPTER CULT. Preston New Service); GREENSBORO is being swept by a new re- location in town, which will be re- located to stand up at each service and stay the rest of the congrega- tion they are guilty of. And this the fear that they can be heard for their actions, cut off and shamed that this celt wakes relentless war the faith is known as the Puttle- land David Service is an iron mound by day and a preacher at night and no church building, but hold their ill repute, known as Butterlown. The location of Butterlown desire that the noise of Butterlown than the noise of Butterlown in thanksgiving for salvation instead of of abuser, of abuser singing yone KIDNAPPED GIRLS AUCTIONED OFF IN HARLEM FLATS BY WHITE SLAYERS. NEW YORK, N. Y. Oct. 12—"White women in the classroom, kind in which young girls, ranging from 14 years up, have been kidnapped, to take houses of lomenomials, and to be kidnapped and disclosed here last week, following in their footsteps," the sensational disclosures, which have come as a climax to newspaper reports of the kidnapping tricts, were made after pretty 14-year-old Lovett Smith of Lenox县 had also gone to white relatives it Instigate Search. Showing signs of having been under and influence of drugs of some kind, the young girl was arrested last Wednesday by William of the Thirig-lyth brunet, Williams of the Thirig-lyth at the police station, the girl told a sordid story of having been forcibly taken to a house of immorality nearby and with men. She said that she had been taken to a mobile and taken to a rooming house in the heart of Haken, where she was being treated. She also stated that the same men who abducted her into the car, later in the house, had been stating that she was safe and ill. She also stated that the same men who abducted her into the car, later in the house, had been stating that she was safe and ill. Other Girls also Hold. Other Girls also Hold. Officers GIRLs Also Hold. Officers GIRLs Also Hold. One of the features of the house in Haken was given every Saturday night, in which the officer is alleged, and are then auctioned off to the highest bidder. An examination of the girl's body when found wandering about the street may information as to the exact location. An examination of the girl's body when found wandering about the street may information as to the exact location. An examination of the girl's body when found wandering about the street may information as to the exact location. "ING AT WORK AND LIVE LONG" SAYS 100 YEAR OLD WOMAN. BALDWIN, N. Y., Oct. 12—All can learn from the experience of being born in hundred years, if they will tend to their own business, sing at their work. This is the statement of Mrs. Hankerson, her hundred birthday at her home on Monday, October 12, 1915. Mrs. Hankerson is entitled to express an opinion on the subject. She comes of a long lived family and numbers among her relatives. We generations. She has four daughters, being sixteen years old, being sixty years old, but keeps up with the news. Her face is bright, and she weighs 15 pounds. LAST MINUTE SAVES REPEATMAN FROM GALLOWS. (Proton News Service) Birmingham, Ala. Oct. 12—Charles Studentemyer, sentenced to be hanged for death in a commutation of sentencing, later uttered from the laws of death when in commutation of sentencing, the jail about 6:15 Thursday morning. Dove Season Now Open. SMOKELESS SHELLS Pointer High Base $1.00 Per Box Also full line of Remington Nitro Club Smokeless Shells, packed exclusively for doves. Black Powder Shells ALL SIZES 75c Per Box 22 Cal. Lesnoke Cartridges 2 Boxes for ..... 45¢ 1000 for ..... 34.00 Delivered anywhere in the State. NEW AND UNREDEEMED SHOTGUNS AND RIFLES AT REAL BARGAINS Remington and Winchester automatic and pump. High-grade double-barrel and single-barrel shotguns, hammer and ham- merless. KLAR & WINTERMAN Look For the Name Phone Y 5409 DALLAS' LARGEST PAWNBROKERS 2312 ELM STREET Remember The Number Half Dressing containing the necessary equipment will be on board. Hi.-Ja Chemistry Inc. is an excellent business that will remove the skin tattoo, and the nail tattoo, and 25 stems by Mail or on $1.00 and from your local Chicago Quinn Shampoo. Agents Wanted Hi-Ja Chemical Company ATLANTA GEORGIA Write for our money making plan Chicago News CHICAGO, Ill., Oct. 12.—Miss Jenny Mackenzie, 61, of Chicago, avenue, is spending some time at Hot Spring, Ark., where she hopes to recover her health entirely. William Gales of The Overton Hy- genic Mr. Co. has returned to the city from New York, and spent two pleasant weeks with friends EARL KING SENT TO PRISON FOR LIFE. (Preston News Service). St. Joseph, Mich., Oct. 12. Earl King, aged 21 years, was sentenced to life imprisonment at hard labor in Marquette prison last Friday. He charged with skating Perrand Reigard, a University of Michigan student at Ann Artor. DALLAS EXPRESS PUB. COMPANY. Meritorious Printers and Designers. THE WONDERFUL HAIR DRESSER AND GROWER. THE WORLD'S FINEST HAIRDRESSER The Colored people in other states, have built an Old Line Insurance Company, why not we of Texas? Send all money to the "ROYAL LIFE, HEALTH AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY" 6125 Caliburn Road, Texas. Phone: (800) 255-2555 E. BATTERY, J. BATTERY, J. BATTERY READ THE SOUTH'S GREATEST WEEKLY THE "DALLAS EXPRESS" published at Dallas, Texas, every day sold at 14,000. E 9th street. West corner of 14th and 15th streets to be sold to D. DASTEL'S NEWS STREET E 6th. E 8th street, Los Angeles. Can for further information write E. Brown, G. Green Street, Pasadena. Cal. Agent. A. B. W. H. HARVEY, Pres. DALLAS BAND HOUSE. 1925 Main Street. Phone 8324 YPHONE 9824 MING BAND INSTRUMENT. Across the street. LEEDS and LUDWIG DRUMS and DRUMMERS TRAPS YEGA CUTTINGS, BANJOS and MARQUISES. Musical Merchandise of all kinds. Re- pairing on all Instruments. J. J. CLEGG, Pre. CCIDENT INSURANCE CO. Of Texas PROPOSED CAPITAL STOCK $25,000 Fort Worth, Texas There is being an effort made to capitalize an Old Line Insurance TITLE in Fort Worth, Texas. THE ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO. Bonds have been made and in the past have been made of inurance and banking at the bank. They are used to sell stock on the 18th day of the month, and selling at one hundred dollars per share and the sale is appreciation. This is the first time in the history of the company that a judge of the writer, that the chance to buy stock is chance to buy stock in an interest rate for Colored people. The country over knows better. Company is the one that owns one of these shares as long as twenty-five years. One of 10,000 dollars, fifteen dollars down, and pay that teacher and women of all walks is just three how many, their investment is carefully looked up for the investment is carefully looked up for the financial business the world over. da offering the business stock in an or eee ilies maton Baobate ot [S"the reporter. Mian Helen’ Bapeatt of ies cen buses eae| Stig ae Byes aot te Be ot acer Teas] apes oe iit a vette Hr Race gn ein He Geese at genes eer ‘Vote. Ene Georgia minstesle wave. this Pipe ee Be Beh ela a Mt ride a degrag "Biren with ‘in Seertaret ee oe Si iMO enka eo hh ee eee ee a See Soe nn crea ST tt opp Se eee ae met eee Se ee Se oe Meats, Setse St Risat"nows We are flad to ee Be ey Seal teat genes Tas me hae eee See eas eae Bs ee eet en 2 2 ee wy Garces eeu et ee eee a Bo one lesa stil acta TS ha ‘ener NF gee a wenaa cara ee SsS oe cee Suet ce Or eee ee ae Sl eee AES a ae ees Ge Mise "able E. Durbam, Mra ca ether Piva fe 3 Poses gehhicng bigetoa poet we eas oe ee cere oe See ae Face eee tee aot ee ees Boia Seka “he pr cee fees 2 ise onli iat eats ee ace ae erate See Moa at Seems oe See ee [ats oS ees Ste eke aie ae eget ye Ragin Cigna a ace pce en Patan atc caren ee ees fee See eee ee oe ee Soe aoe ee fat et'wta "Sued va coe tare a ir Bi saa eed a ee an Re oe Mee, Gh, fare we a aed ee eS Shei eer | sas ee ee dy kee Setar pee a aoe oe ot oe aoa ems Se Pea See cee es oe Seema eect oe er ie Ce eels [loci precag ert ee aelee eoens tee is ee ae eta Walon tesees Seve Sees ee oo eee been lg ee tee, ee ee ageing ee pi ag oat a to See Necseeail canoe ae etcetera ee Soe ral ares! a eee ec tg Fg eg Sane CRistien cee te ere Gna oe hese Se ets ca tae St Soy tate whe Be Sia ae ner Pr Fiber Sete Aone ikon ener bss Gr eee een tao ee eas eae dn BAe ee so ate a See see es a en ta pop ee ge oe aM i ctodie at See Sita eee oe eee eet ct Seas Slew ar oe Fee Soe oe ee Go et tet ara tee ey rs oe a Sar tole oe ee ee as Sa a co era ees Maas es ik menos ac 2 Sens ha aatonn Se Sk, See ue in fea ees Loca cos Bee far eae ee a Eta hae i Sees wae anes ate See ee ene ies eee fae Mea (epee ar sates Hoa" huche Wea nator eee geet See ee et te a be Pete ya a os e's he tear severe from stro. oak iach 9 Deneta Rows of Sengorite wevores| over to a Ara ato orera pene a ace car caennere Bor scars eet tr eee Canines Funded Sc Sa aetna ae ree erm sy wae ws et teeth Se Bc Sap ah a oem eg Oye me gad ta cases oe Sere ees Sot urea eee cellent | py crenageart lg eee aes ree pete eae eee Statics) a Bee nl se apa sd ake a ces oneal Ris, eone Some oo sit ae A aera a cham tien es Se atte tea metal haa es ere ee se Tee ees ee Cae ge ee ap Senpeatyrly ie, tinal Pic ey 3 pte reo eae ers Se te ore eee eh Ser harheg tes set iinet tear Ba Sieraawe och ears Basen? ceutectes Pe Rg Bp fats (eae Eu say Ghat'autns cies Sie aia ee ere ;Pats-bey silos Sai ohted Same teeucel ste pore eter re IS es eee as is iene ier toes a Shanes Mere Masel ach tit tee, im Seabees, a Seater! orone Alina Paty He ceeds ma a Pa eee es re hate Me aeey ate ea egy: eegsatin see ne seas Soars, to a eo Sorry tins reas ste te Sata er metre Siecoseeardt ane Ge ae Sol eet ar a Rat omene pers te See te wet Cly2e8. J, 1 alia Riss So oats sen Se ata Sorc eae Hie, mat tee Pa eg econ ee ein peer gear earn ce eer es Fane ery als Aik a na reg ioe eee es ae ee BS Tis aes eee Aah ys esiye ae a hie tcc tae eee teares ests ee Sritire hee mt es Sree ts eee aos incr Sete a renal Gee Be aaa ba lagerene tire pice res si ce TAL ath aren sae oe anne ie 5 amas te Bc teases eae cere oe os rman si se es oe eectes eae Ev amet cae esa Se rarer tat onan re ee ae Scat etatin wee ea cae secre ene Bide iee ees ara ees rane Wan ar tiene arte | fetta Saccee gee Sothi set" tay Er orca pene ate LS Saas ea Serres seme aes leks eae wea aa |i, sae Seared es sa Sperm ores wee ee siren esha Weatanas Ser ate sar' a Se, Mid ee eee ee te jp i RE geet re cies 2, eee ) Sc it tne on eesti sees [SE Lente ce eee Grea as ae ie ea erga ne [errs ee ise atk Se a eae iy ta, Me see Serene sr es rte tr win ts Sarai acres \eeivoateur't faee Piet oe Sen [Rata ee ee Getic unrea des te ieee eae otters sere Roney eae Sat Mar! Rete ries ec (] Wednesday. On Friday “a “Leader Seen ot Cad ae THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 198 Groenile-—Mtr, Andrew Davis and ie to Me Sr oe ey teas tet Sn Toes vic tn Ror etn Cage Mite Arce ere cat a tae eee ae cere ta te Ss Rad Ma Een fee ane nee eae Se ais trie fe asta Sas tea setae Ce eee eee Beata han Cat it Scar teste age eee EW ey a uot STocaten ae reel sna Secrest ar ected ae Seater oa Es ea errncs meee thins Sasae ee Bein Seth net act ta et Sea emetre ea Sees ives toe Sa eee Ste Peat ota Mae trate Feat int. ee se eee tat bie Se ei et Si Sa Feit soar ara aaa Caer aaa ae rae oct vin Pal ace ahaa, gee Ramet pete ect er pot tes oe es SARE Saal a sue lieder Rt ieee aes seas ees oe as See Seas testa ya st ia Nt Se ne er aera mee Sear es a pe Sri tart ee punin, Ht esa eraey oe ri an Mea tab Se ee ares ni oa Sigee Ghee See tan's atealer eet ate i nates twine arta Seema Vises eee ats tan, a at ex eke ag Se Bb, Yet eaten a tt Sa Mi ue Se "paneer ae Beata, era ol wae Riis, Re oa Pham astneiins Chavet ai Phnoaineniag nie See ca ey Gar poet seers cae eet Dect i a tee. el Ets etn eer Besos cotta sy "Si Been Set Wit Pore Sick at Sr eel oi ee a Sea ee Se ees ete ga er oe eck sts Ne ae Rona Sats eee cat [revevass mus es ete Se eee et es, eens saat |Site ttn pa Sat ote sak Sig anh toes Sorte |i St Ga at | Seat pace & a ts | Whitewright-unday schoo! wa | crate attain sat ens te ace Bcc eat ices StsCanieg tenner Bie Bade Site et ale he Sian ar | tie Sieh Sst Mare ao ‘| places. Mr. M. E. Wren is some bet Ee wt se hte leet cesar es Bett tae se ba | vet Caso, Ret," eet ae ele epee '/ funeral of Mrs. Irrena Balden. Sun eae a ees land grand ‘Thanksgiving Dinner ‘| the First Baptist church Nov 26th | Sears Soe ete ed lsat es Pl agin hae | Sasa a be Raab ‘| day night and donated Kr B. Gate | Sota aca oetehe tos ee »| the wick list for some thme and than! S| the Ladge Pride of Wiitewright %: "| 261 for their kindness, Rev Fountor ‘| pastor of Sherman Station was als Cee" seag a nn Tae Se twig el dere erat a Ss Soa" aae a *| Melton Hall left for West Texa® las | week. | Tarhage—e, Pred Doss soso femal varity reat |i hr Me St ies tae w otosaae | ect res ca | Srear wig. The folowing métor | Sac he ati sie |e tac sda! M| Mex. Johnny Rayson, Mesers Herma | and Willie Rayson, Mr, Dock Baye (Mr Jessie Stoverson, and Mr. Cyr ape eat eater ele, Aa Sa ae a} or Mariya» Over here on businen Seer sat eee Ba oi ee ‘ner | Mrs. Ollle Mitehel is able to bem A eae! daa ¥| the ick | tan Herat. crt | net Monsta "bes e\triat Sea rag at Seis ea ee Nec oo lat Wockey Branch. Me-'C, V, Locke ns ee tet eee teas pertormed by. Mer. Lacy” The Saat rotates eal, Sore nae ait as ae Se “eat, “sa eet “a ae MS, os, ees Piet Shaner ets Hatin cen tat aorta Serena wi | Bee oat rene ite eth" Segue rin rer tad a bec igh tts ines ae eters mteat fee ecs rl Paneea t Sie bead teat raises Ws Pibe ey mes Bee Terman (ae ate arte Cr nt Seaee as Saunee or aw Seco tte oa, feta oe, tae ae eae ae ce Wie fr Be eo ta aes ee Reins oo va eoctace! Stag they nig fe tata Seascale etn Rese) ae eure basen bt Hate chon twee fe ea SaaS ay pte tn” fim van sete se ae ea eaiees race rly at Se seen ere Se Beet ipsa font mea ne Sine i abgames esto har ito ek Risa ee Ai tate Serena te hat eh $2 ae Tate Wa at," Ms Sie vce a. Shou Hr Ble Coop oan he Wahine mona raat he 1 Fei "Ses tre al ti ava reas "ivan ace Soa ae errant cat pees taser caer reales Sasa c's ser oe Cate fh a Li Sn She hate has ones MuCaes ct ta Sa nse er eed nee a XS iliac" Satna ger eran Saws XE eae, eaten a Fort Bian od bie ik Len ego Setanta nd Sone nlite iaken as Fania Ba so tin ect oh Sis Sis Rai stat ao te es fi i vas er Mla ash SA cea hte oe STi oto Semi oo BE Fue oo"ia S Bhar ely Senet sate: a eters hag hon et {Sei "Weal tea oreitoe cya Ne 4 Larue ail'ome carton 0 lange ei, Chptt— anny chon vs ene th cece Str Gree at tte got Baht a eee a Soy aoe eat co v8 Tan Sioa ge uate po ASD Atay Satta Sa8 Fest settee |seanee! oe ant ate Satis Nuala Si ata use teat aay ya nth a See Gan Satie fe Sur. Sg ane a's | Sa tafe Seen ns ene sich eat a se tat en Wit Fiat Kewanee" a" oa | ebmen pe ny Sern" Saree ey Ghd: ii Calverton, 2 Mob alt seta of utp |e ty Pay rol iret aed pone suet HF stat aeanty Soa | aero ya ta |e St {| open school Monday. Mrs, 8. A. ‘Tay '}ior Cotton opened wchoot at Saite | et a, nt. */ Moody of Regal spent Saturday | | eh ae oft scare ta tae Maa! Sf tat sar tte ae eae 18 dre a ate ae ent Se ae | ts ick, < rere. io N. Calver ett act mee Borge a tf | hire. Ayers back Rome after" thr | eit gto Set aa noe Sere Wa anh awake tal cite Ba a "Ease as eat he Sy fhe £9 Sn Ws ther pata te Waa tv ein td fe fant eign sata er Wet ie Sa ane au |e Witte A sia" tees We tye ® porter ahd readers of the. Expres Racy San Soe |, Tod, euler us nit ack es Ss sate We A a Frege aa t 5S th a ae ate a | Bo Se a as Ae tt Sp te +|Stal 'arun ay dar State hone |S Tktat ae oom AE oa SR ae ee a als 5 Saher W Cee of dcr | rowenta a, ing | carted Si alt Ler caer tres 5 a Rah da sls ake Mh ad ale, ee ger eiee a eet eure eres Nat eras ea oe es Reale hae ole ep neater Blech deena faz right, frome, Beran to wake (ps : Do You Want Long, Straight, Silky Hair? Read the Letter From Annie Loria Frazier, z as Popular Opera Star Now in the South ya hb i iE yf) ‘aan LoAnA FREE Aol 4) viveenines ve. 11 Aco as » — o Mplndo th LY wy is baad i . fee. en eer tenho res fal | Senge ng aa ot a P oD pile aat Go eee ‘MISS ANNIE LORITA FRAZIER Shai ‘aban sk ke, a; Mrettettarameeee | Sfel ede eer At aty Bascom — | frau mee etal Bee SERS ot | i nd ai iy tay ie ‘ay lng b fut 4 Ale tat, lain tanec ar Seek tor ee ee aa “operaiic roles i “0 remarkable that she is able Shri Dame nsvew Sotlorad ait - ecm aes / sore oem ee eee ee cecedeaciee ee | us aches ie ot Ar Horemost oper Me easevg, Aaly Ams AoibeBagioe Pluke - , HAIR DRESSING Pluko Hair Dressing is used by prominent men and women all over the countr;. Phuko ‘makes the hair long, sof’, straight and silky. Pluko grows hair. Pluko prevents dandrul'. Pluko keeps the scalp from itching, Pluko keeps your hair from break- ae ‘ing ff or falling out. Pluko makes it easy to brash and dress your gee neritic lieben yt i you have not tried Pluko, get a can todey, ‘The dilference in the * | Pluke| FER sppearance of your hair will surprise you. veg BME I Snow White Pluko packed in Fo:thosewhochoowe & 25¢ 4 ES) 7 im Bick Wie one Me Ted hep a et Pt *s ino poops doll tr AOC, ieee 2OC Ha8 Pluko is Sold by All Good Stores Everywhere by Lid deh ee Secae aaa” rapier Tieaee ana 0" Sonne et Seve ae ress aca ae aoe at oe alee pare be te ne te then Ineo Bar erent Rea Seo ee ae aera fla erat ia So Soh cacao Se eee mead an cxcellent Sar |Piagah "wil vist “Sunset "sco Be Seer Ba fara cer tae. firietuce AN Bre A doe Springs Feaa "inet week. "Me™ Al erect ae ar ae ‘tchno! "at Huehanan lant. week. Mies iat epee eee See See a oe frank ee tna en ohg Payne, wae Sone ‘eencied tia Fe The. pasa sven Boek street gnarl gues siege ‘Mir wk. Weleh, To Seabees her ea ioe ea Nace aes | Reva it Me Rbwaras, “pastor of Oat |Prepsrise ts ‘ener thy Rate ‘nap. | Hubbard —unday Schoo! at all th \ ence, “ihggaitt™ the Say Min" Seance Sok eee faite Mase tec oes ee ae ee Seck-aats fon ed a Peery yi Seti rreree ae |ctoctat eoaae ata | lade fy! cnet ae a | Sse ti meee rs Eee Bere See eee | es ec Han Aaeee tata Fae ame : Reafets"Shie "th tah have teal ao caer eae lias Ec ar eee i& Snes Eee ea ee ee Eee, wears eee a eee eat eae | eee een ee latina Maer See iar ioetn a 2 + 5ch"roet. Mes" Fom Warren” we aera eer a | etsleata laa wet. four Macee ten | Ba oat eee toad a er Onan neamaner te She great toast Ente, theretore, tet this paper be aie enereers, % ERS try Gear mae * fem anone s t i tnt pt anata 2 Metta irene eae eer eee ee gs eee erect metal saat et ce Bc tees ee eens ooh or ieee ena tags aoe ies fica Gabe station Le Ese Methodism if Peta ea Sa ge, eae ea Peay rae Mew ‘ieackeen_ peer, Olive eae ee oe ah "A latina oa Sea anal aa ene cn aoe fla Neue ar eee eee ee tae Fh ote tn ie ces let en re iy Write sPcaaees a [seers Sairien i Pate yee Gera mana {tea alee ae pac {fea Selon ta Heasian tbh “ine |store bar | prsbisy Mlutshorewieh thle weanon Vise ane re (noeees SoRetee see cal ge siase the ‘Prt cpaarae, the mu ee |SSeent® Sad, R*eoodty” dum “of” ome cr Eh lene, oe dh na ta iii ee este a rdetseecie a mae | crebane. There were 500 peop ject a ats a iota tear Mt a | Rn at se ate scan, Sena [esate hein omen eae | ty eS Be siseee aa rh har'tane dese, “eka Te oon very, Mi Te able ta bey | Shineton "rowas we" !"Ia "Davia ha | reuaraed, Meaceaien Quah Mee Hot a ee de Neal ata aes irate tae he to eh cr ee THM wight cloned, Na mesting. wi much Jour, ‘The annlveeaty ut ar [cee eae | ae, ‘schoo! opened” at avant hour wit eatin a ens tatiana Se alae at as Berg ee a as Seer em ae i dies Geral Shak Magne eae Hing ie, ame a (ie tee gece Pag ¢ tov alne rm Hue te RE = |, tee HON. CHAS. S, MORRIS COMING TO DALLAS. cir a ae ete {ie Ricca peter oo at Sas fae oS crane pre pe ae aoe ee ee ‘Sograat ot” shots and. Peete Speak Snterme of praloe of thie geet rit eee etree eraneeaae een mete "ORPHAN CHILD DIES. | anes rat cam of, FORMER DALLAS DOCTOR IN THE CITY. sn, ie Moke oan Bet, Chest intinnthe ete Rat, let tate aa Hotaindae Veteet. owas o © vera prereriy ehh ‘hte esr es Pola eee | Tein an atl a at a eons ene tae ae "OP cepecaty thane i HE, of Be Rig a, Bee kee Sa te as Se See are pe dow (renee hot gia nani wos or ans eae H hy si asneail ah ee) hee earies eae Pleiboment ne tn ea en Kis es net ma nema ae oie cnt nine eh ane Se tae ee cries Panag tat iouss, wood ‘eat write hex 3 ie. ee ae So 6 So! a | yo WG Rees ey a oS piss a a Sia Paam Pour ‘More About Harvard and The Jews. ee a s meer — nese Pm eta ATION. ] anil Sle ria toes fem basaat mcrmect romana ac ener pee Tonme anyunnoene mera ser Compan gor tout Dear ae os vege Bnlorod a Powe oie. at, Dalen Ea een ee eee Tana facres nerion $e ram ronan ee ee ce Bases St aaah oe ‘Sse he pehiaberes ‘HR DALLAS EXPRISS, sumscnurrioxs ax ADVANCE. Pg samme Ts Se oi 8 Set Sec é ‘Gingle Copy. om * A short time ago the county was agog with the news. that Harvard Uotves, les 4 emily oeiders. moet Baral ‘of American educational ons was barring its entrants on ‘account of race, The agitation died down for a time but the Lit- ‘rary ‘Digest again brings it to our attention by making public) ‘excerpts from an article printed by The Nation in which the je ict MaRS tires oreo, ‘members of the class in Social thies, expressed their views in answer to che question: “Ts a| oe et ia i ars pssniage he bem -of any particular race who are admitted to the freshman class| a year?” ‘Of the total number forty-one believed the policy justified ‘under certain cineumistances, thirty-four believed that it "as never usted And eight kad no definite opinion. ‘Among the opinions of thote who favor restriction we find the following: | “One aeeusation has to do with scholarship. In harmony with their poliey of getting all they can for aslittle as possible, Tews incidentally take majority ofthe sholarshipe. ‘us they deprive many worthy men of other races of « chance. Here, how- fever we must discriminate. There is a diversity of opinion as to the intellectual powers of the Jew. A considerable number deny ht he ion te whole more mentally able than hn rien He nothing but grind. Is it surprising. that he ‘make etter grades than those of us who have broader interests? One student who made a Yery low grade in examinations says “They memorize thelr books. ‘Thus they keep the average of scholar-| ship so high that others with x high degree of common sense but Tess parrot knowledge are prevented from attaining. a representa-| tive grade.” : Among those who oppose the restriction we find opinion in| part a8 follows: to 1g The nly seul fr clos student shoud be the abi ty to pursue his studies with profit’ “A colloge is founded on a basis of service to those who deserve it. The moment it is hint- od that there is some other purpose more important than develop- ing the intellect and character of the community, the college, as- sumes a new and lesser’ role.’ ‘Certainly the aim of an edueation- Al institution is not to be a desirable collection of pleasing people “Bvery applicant, it in contended, ‘should have the copa ity to prove his individual worth.’ ‘One man is as good as another until he proves himself worse’ ‘A college should be the home of tolerance, of which racial restrictions are the spiritual negation’ #79 maintain that a race is inferior is nothing short of rid- iculouk, says a Jew. ‘Inferior in what Tin intellectual culture? Or; merely in opportunity? Who ean tell? Every race has its bad as mel as ood. | Bach tends to consider ita? superior because itexeels in those things which it values. Often the excellence is more apparent than real.’ Tn a number of papers the point ts, made that differences between individuals of the same race are greater than those between race. In short, the ant-reatreton ‘agree that ‘objectionable individuals must be eliminated, not races, We must seek ability independent of race, as of sex. | “1g, under fair examinations, Jews predominate among the entrants, it ean be doe only. to the laziness or-Inck of talent of those who fail. If Christians are unable to compete intellectually with Jews, if they fail to take the same advantage of their oppor- tunities, then the Christians should suffer, not the Jews. If the traditions of Harvard are not able to inspire us, her non-Jewish ons, to exeel intellectually, then those traditions must go. They must not be used as a stone wall to protect the mental infants of the future from the ineursions of a more enlightened alien race.’ As to the desire of the restrictionists to keep the college fairly representative of Us drag yeep phe bred fie: ‘An educational institution should not be representative oa rex bat nya the vith ein and ay fod eck, Thi has nothing to do with race and reliion/ ‘To tla ‘whose average oh the ele bpcrd examinations was $0, hake can ot enter cans there fr too many devs are, ‘4 grade.of 68 will pass a Murphy, or ore of 62 a Morgan, hal egms fn line with the ral interets of the college" a cor not the policy of restriction is still being employ- fd by Harvard we cannot say. We however lean strongly to the belief that “a college is founded on a basis of service to those who deserve it, ‘The moment it is hinted that there is some other purpose more important, than developing the intollet and ehar- eter of the community, it assumes anew and lesser role.” THE DALLAS EXPRESS sas never tsted the. hie fash, tlhr has bers i treed by theyll ssh Bette oth the fone sms tl in wey doy Teale enneraie sows. Ferrick ra oY etch the pening bees er 0 focal Nagi te bese iit ay bond oer feaatp. Tis ove of oer had a esice covers al the tr fry ceaied bythe human twee Fhe pty hgh eremn, ea toe tx ond we ro frie ays of the press tame tye ated hue THs roel bly ‘ Wek, KING: ee Better Babies are Now. Possible. . ‘There cay be no, Mecepestel die ung of The tact that the succes ‘ur race an the nniion of whic swe are gmrt tn futuro. yours wi roend spon thoes wo pil ie’ now dare ‘They ate betas dorm wow. Nether does any mane perron be ‘eve thet pacceatul.Iivon and se fal carsore can be led by. thow ‘wows bodily 2:sIth "ln poo and hone purnaua’ i below bar So dawp han thn elet. heen Ua ‘our’ goverument by" puaiog te Sheppard Tower Bile aitemptng te onset ‘nod. more eal tits ture lien Dy aching tho tate of fafants cna ‘others to he publ at-large. Taiven Negro mothers and roe fective now any” reap. the bent from "ina wlendid provision for 4 feintored ryt ela tthe init" sea. tong ot m Me. Out ihe atte iafocaatioa estonia to the tue clnen hick wil bin aes ‘ruenduy sorning. wil bo held. al Bt Jon taniatonal. church, cot ho ten and ides sours ned gree wetite mothers a rae fo tend 1 has fot Dears been succenful claimed inat the’ mortality of Ne- fo, infu ip unosally high. Via Stauaties bev ‘proved aud hve wt eagae be ave Sse bt bet found to be itor of ohare is bed ho lover 8 the ease Patan Sean cr nether Lol aresay, Saawe acu aboat a Siawever totems abe Sy have en Ie hor reli hat ‘nd oid wag ae "fei proven mae a tae wilt at thin antes sbouid 2 iy tower Infat pean 0 se gEl ascom sh 1 pyrvow reali twly That ur 400 to powtriey demands (nat wn Ioan as fully fr ponible™ oe’ thins a acannon 2° our ope tha thee clinic Will he erowded. Mothers end prow Feet. ove ems Advertising The True American Spirit. ‘America, the land of the free and the home of the brave finds chance to advertise its real self well and often but seldom does it happen that it so potently distingtishes itself in this regard to foreigners, royalty if you please as it did-tast week during the World's Series. when the second. game way called by the umpires fon aecount cf darness and the displeasure of the crowd of fans feaused it to change instantaneously from a good natured assem- bly to a typically American mob. : Harry G. Withers, special staff correspondent of the Dallas Morning News in a dispatch to his journal describes it thus: “The crowd, or a large segment of it, emptied its scorn and abuse upon the hoary head of @vdge Kenesaw Moviituin Landis, high commissioner of baseball. ot England ta whom be had fost bers fntoduced, when the storm had just bor , when the storm broke about him. Tord Mount Ratten, who is a cousin of the ing of Ragland, nad jt reached America Wadnenday an 70 head His wite regived tn. amleasat noresion vf the mob spirit in this land of the free.and home of t.» brave. sated ts bop tack te exec Pe) Lace tid te poiceren nb Landis policemen that he did not neod their escort and boldly walk-d out onto the field axa answered his bellowing arises. ‘To the sbacene invective hie was hurled about him Landis ropliod with couterer'oy of “cowarle, thugs 9.4 reffians” anc shcok his eane in the tres dorama is 30 far as *ould be ascertained no physieal attack was made fupor’ Landis, a'though wadded yaper was thrown at him and [thicatening tists were waved under his nose. Yandis, of course, had nothing to do with the calling the Ameren is Jeu of her reputation, We understand that| Inews of mob murders, Iynehings, burnings and the atrocities her citizens corumit daily with impuniy are not eabled to ectng that Amsoric fons that Sock psig ould dare fe from the estsem im which her citivens ae now hid over ther. thas: no desire to be e'assed with the “unspeakable Turk” or ere eer cee Lord and Lady Moust Batten in| of ‘were able to see a typical Amer- ‘mob which forunaely ‘id pot lynch but only Uretened 9 i ean ohh hasten nel by een lconteibution to ity of American tigenship. ‘What wl thay call fo England when they return? We can not say. Yet we are led, +> that their observations upon the “Am ‘eats e‘tinen wilt not be tunmoixed with surpris: int ra become barbaric. Anu, 1f tales of doing me (dat by anim heated irons down, se throats hb and then burning ther Bo hanging prognan Ghee nb fot Sh ee es a em So # New. York's _ e i | America a sertised herset? ub: oad. -__Analn. wo are fed to nak if cltivation of the mob spirit realy, ‘auatnel,"oahe © one darn thing after gh thes i the tow iit Sona ine scares ht Fetee the a nd ere. Ak Son Goria bers Xe, re a RR Shai af te aston oe at Tike Brae at ru! see re Saat ‘iar oer ee on Daly | pee dead im. “Futures amet. eee et the Br ea Daina Cate. paver oe has. «1 (her fe sre ead DALLAS: EXERNOR, DALLAS, THAAD, SATU CORI 1 NO ind and The Jews. Pon Pee oe ae apt ate i Retest TH pre ly eu: ime bia’! anew barring its tents oo | WME ES JD PUBLIC ON donee! | NBC opin" Severn! months ago Rene Maran, a Colored Frenchman, started the ori ih a leagues ahierement,-Cablen,cleragh vies ane the Baie ck ere peed move 9 eas wc tad crmonane to ey Sore ot eiaton Maat bge Comes totsir Colred Freeman, Sit whe ts on entry stornt Hil, han dopants tne welovetent of Maas, ea the ron 068 arte eseeittes tarigeoe tials cat cer pochirae aie ce trait etvwhak be tc aoa Sik cchlovement in that of efetag Gores Carpentier, te past ideo tt Fuses as cheiton oft Butopry naa the tit hearrcigh reeset cas pangs ssise ot Gerber wed law poo comee Bese efeat yer vast tos ie ening aamon fs te odes sary of postin ater in ct, tbo coacpes toed broken, er focy of puilon, After th ist the ehnmnoo, bettered nd broken, wes crank te tlhe tr vo, whe ap vote yes tineey soowetm ut Ski showed himself not otly a wuperior fighter to the whitn Prench- Ips fo Ales sooved ogi Wetiersomtomtn Por ercapi; t= os ot Roe etic cone ead food Cette: eres sista fs Yoru [stopped to pick him up, and in doing this, he received a vicious blow on| ‘the Jaw from his opponent. All through the fight Carpentier, after he: /réulized that he was up against bis superior, when he realized that hia! prsiti eewd Gea log matched form. in Seo, rectta’ to fouag| Eas eam salty ate ter Ninel Teche the mt icant hae of the cnt was the atte ind behavior the French erova ot tnsy thousand woectators Whe wi meme the Tent. Tae err, wen it naw the taeen whic, Carpenter fro! shing hennst Sin exrin fn lngororl by lara and howta atte Ess gre alba fre teass ee toa test tne reese sve rem! SW Carpe fs the sch rena fae tsiy noebed nk ua ar ik: te von oa ota, no ctblnn odes bes Co ante a the allege fround tht int ha (typed hits au ho wae fang. The crowd a eek ax ceipik ok as corey bebe! auton thet ns Seaoe ‘were compelled to reverse themselves. The uproar lasted for more than ad Reset testy te fuses uroccke x tue cman sonnang te Stiatt 634 x pert sacvion of Bown Ths ater conf he ndgte Das bon Furtlned by (hm moving petare ot tie feat which se that SII id ot ep Carpentier, Pur Ghermors, at fhe gutnerten of Pras nares iat wowid not have Fees ietnie teeta tore Sone at eck Chests had vem nase Porip sondegt gepererst matic ‘We shall now avar from a aumber of weitere In the Uniled Stan eto i abe to len is loan hen ie Bran on te Her apes it erie waste saew tal whet tht Ald wenle hove vvs dane better by a gorlla’ Such a statement la perbape true but I tt ‘Felevalt. Even if we grant that prize-fighting in « gorilla game, the white ie tars i post ond nt aly olave t DAt clone anperiecty at 2 Pe Whar inne GF nme och para end In eh he cine tobe fan Bide eel tapes tae vee Ves i Wooers whminse at fee vith the ieee Mie eh vento te eat Solt tak ves von We Tea Joh no waa te (unt Ses Strion ‘Shore wre-yitrs eho sete tant Joke |son would be whipped when Jeffries looked at him in the eye, that he ul a oe fn no he wit ma ta Sees ead Ri at Salicreah ot eros ad Aginoeds Silie“Sektee | bad ‘nothing but the junste. | Ht has tong been a cherished delusion of the Anglo-Saxon peoples 68-| [petal al tavate men» soprte tow tbe rae ot car Merete eesie tos cn. bet ohdein) canine sad oreses bo fn he wie on ach ¢ cam sos into tpn onto it he Miso tec Bago rte wort cet erorcsnehi to sr tet ate gente entice erin exo Meee nets tame eo eek: Fiche ne. bt vie icedad Neeromn, Marns n Wert Indl ead att aire Atinn i foros ‘& brief taterval have challenged the white man’s claim on both pent Ue ve soncon (aa kts chievoment Is cos in whe be Nu ou bo Sened ty a bola what about Maras? Maran eatere an ii fslcteal enacts content wth the bom hive naa ot Prone thd eat ie oft te hgheet evar Ca Pret given tn tat fee But i our opin the trtorphet bo thee Celoreg Frenchman il ‘have far-reaching effects, Maran bas shown the whole world what a Ne- fro Srie enpete ot cbt Sint torn Le wots wort atte iy. fea sesh, th ovirge a6 te Mama and suty © cortan sroing Beaiminscl. tee Saree be tas tres tho vie inca, oor Ridin tee enema mers Os ehee ek eovines ot we ar fore of te toner Bok abe fon 9 cope sient Bemchre. Wo, diject vine jt ie tune sahates tine tat ett soe woods veve twin teen els cat a eprctenic So pete er rye abit os wes tres to Mares na Skt bythe Preeh people; tnd even In any eter coenty they hed been given the opportunity, the outcome of nr torte would pet hers nn regiren tng taieg ith oom 7 eae oa ee tairmind nite uation on earthy aad tay be aftr aly tat be back Preneanen tong ie tae West fadies who. wil ‘have Crouph Hate icler Sons, te tpcink ieee earns ine wots et Cost [pana ox btack srs tan Matas cadenvees picdyen CONGRESS HAS FAILED Us. disappointed over the fact that Congress» the Antt-lyaehing. bill, By Jouing some of tuation ae never betore. We ean now see nake ws doubt very seriously whether tho n the Sonate were orur sincore. uation from start to finish fimprowes us Th fae, t looks to us like the bounds -tynching blll were set before It passed t ip toard Drogrem of the bill since it what we eall fares So the reason for the Ince of the 9 oper force behind it. ‘ew tho cage, the forse It looks to us. con a the day were passing by. We ean « ‘numbering the days a the tartt and bo Me ehancos for ite passage grew less au nt RfeW near, vO the final eurtatn fell ang during the tas hours of the Stxty se Inppointivent quite keenly. We feel like fia friends. The Republican party made led It had It 40 enlred, ut ehowe th larly Intereated In tue passage of the | non of Congress, because we felt that auch bold Iynehinga in this country. Our rou! thousands, of: Negro men, women and ehil before another Lonrrean, We ean a ree thousand funoceat vietims of mob vt ie slcita vee Pe danger “hich threatens « aie that no-maan wae in. Congress who cc his kin who have suffered these wrong. “thone who sald they ¥ore 4 friend to hu 1m the balaneo and are found wanting. wound hurts, worte when recelved in th at ‘Weare sorely disappointed over the tact thet Congress has adjourned without acting on the Anti-inchlar bil. By sing sme of our ent fans we se the station ae novr batore. We eat now sce cho pola ‘aneuvers which make wn doubt very teriunly whether thowo who soe tored (1) the bi Inthe Senate wore ero sincor. the whale stanion from start to finish prose vs a8 blog a “understood” affair. In fact, it looks to us like the bounds and the limt- tations af the aat-lraching Ml wore set before I pamea the ous le January. Brory step tovard progres of the bill ninon if TeAcued the Senate van tnde by what wo eal fore othe reson for the falar I the final round wa the lack of the oper force behind Th clover wi view tho nae, the ors i looks to ux. We can so th count being txon ax the day were passing by. Wo can ae0 the dative fosilen f the Dil numbering the dav en the tart and bonus ble wer etsy tseusaed. "The chances tor ite patnge sew lean and len th time for adjourawent grew near, ro te lel curtain fll and tho bi de for Tack f support doting the hs" hoaen of the Sixty. Soventh Unto Sinton Consrers ‘We fect he dimpoininent quite Reeny. We fel like he who was itn tn tho house of bi endn. The Repsblien party made the proto, hd ould have fuflig It had Ik bo Jered, Dut ehooas the tho th fran rexinanen We wore pecullriyintreed a ue pasta of the anthio aw ura (2 bunt senton a¢ Congres, Deas we felt that aoc a law woul lan, sdesk tH Dold Tynehinga in hon cowMty. Our “oul geen ont for he hundreds, yea, Ciowsands of Negro mem, women and children wbo ar inky i br iynehed before another Lasrvem. We ean almon Near th lees of nearly three thousand tnnooent vetine of mob violence rin "How Long” as their splrita see ‘he danger ~rhich threatens others. it in unfortnte that no: man Was {2 Congress who could heer the rmtitudeeriee of his Xin who have offered theve WroDt. ‘Wo have tic! thow who aad they wore « fiend {o homily, Thy have ben welahed inthe balan and are found wanting. Ramebst, the wound hurts worse when receed in. the house of eos frend ft Louis Arson ‘ania eles dean: For « Negro to win the heavyweight boxing championship of Barone, an did the Sebygalene Dattling Sikt when be beat Carpe Xot iat St Nduy. iy nota MOVE Peter Juceo0n, the West I: tan Neer. who went to Logdo® with the Australian tte, wrest: the sinplonsd\y of England 80° the Continen, trom’ Prank svi ‘rem he n.d hita ent th tem rounds u 1892, Tangtand we to hs tice otis of an Mace When, And, 441 S008 a Seneralone Fiev sa the ace one eld hy Jackson, teal nun veep. ut the day of Merrie Hag and, oy that Carpenter haa been ellminated, way to clogs at hand. Not Sei Ciea ati cotlbitee teaceer sage tora eros ice ==) rela may return to wearer of the Unicn Jack, ‘With « Piipino—Par cho Villa—winning the Ameriean flywelght ttle, 8 Senexaleao Negro taking the Buropean ehamplonship ad another heavy: Weight of color, Harry Wille, challenging Dempeoy, the situation in the oped arena is in marked contrast to Chat of some twenty years ago, Thea. the roggestion that Filipino some day would win an Ameriean Uoxing title would have been greeted with hilar. A prediction that m Pronche fan would win the c>smplonship of Hurope and then lose it to a ‘egre {rom Senegal would have put the prophet under mental observation iki, from all sccounte, is the old fashioned type of ting chat son. ‘there were free drinks wherever he went Sunday night and Monday. ‘There Wes nothing exclusive and altogether commerelal about hist. ‘The day af. Wee the tight did not find him at a bank depositing hie winnings, He shared bis triameh with the populace—a black Jone I. Sullivan. This soit ¢¢ life may wake Sikt's rolgn short, but none of the Berserkers ot old cared fer the morrow. NY. Herala, THE VAMPAND THE VIRGIN SF ee aie | oro a Sa se. montesam rots eta sae aso ete Nae ate ade he ade Sopaae tn ‘Pe mate ts ee ee ae gn no eae Oe ous te States batch ts onl Sat ay Chase ta Wood? greater ehich prove See eae Saute acta ter Reig eee, ee oe eae ete eae Seesea nets tm eats Sera. Sete oe a chet 1. an tees Sh ess area Sea aera ee eee ee ania" BS, tont,.ner She wan ne Be Bae eee ge eee = eer Sattar ee ae Seen a eee Mire "to loa’ upom far, as Pier ara oe Bee oe ge Pe ae Fee ie pa }*°R® final ‘oparkting’ object on th peat Sor Ss Hed ag ia "Tn bad ect poe eae ae ra Ra eS oe etic Lame sce Sv et i re ek Sete eee le as elune felting Be we Bee PRL ES aiteogSs Sates ater ae mag oth» tse Aarushi Ses "fren bowchead! Dootche know that's se ee senor the a ig eins ihe ee estes ta Peak, Sac eee ae as fisetrreonis Ravace 8 a Bolte ee ote eee eats ete Ee Ricalaatar it pate eae kre ee os Bee stg ene ee eae oe lacey aeons oo Sazapher tried: to Wook aa if he ha eeAtone in "aie ottea he tirned ve papers: here. It jan The ‘Chat eee eer pears eae ener ears ine cclane Clarewgod Prgred Nowra: NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUE CoN. FeKaNa Poca auc Con nee fe oa es pie eS eee ee oe Pasa eat meen oat ea Orban League ever held. According Bias Sota om, ie scent = Sec ee Fan cesta oe fee aneecamee oh Serr Sei ae oars eens nem ae Sracea raion see eres Sees eset ne oa es mares Se See oe maces ot, cae iar Seer es ements te me Reet ote eons goatee oe Ean oc Eigen gions Bie nes eeeeeen ener ore gn peng a ores Be cera cee Borg, een, bce ‘itistory," which v4 awarded the ar mes aes Re eran cine be Pees cea eres eae easy ee ae ste oan ti Sram ream rate See eee er Prat ema epee aiaty teed to attend thene, tee: erect Ml te ree mers aera go heen se ere Aart et Bi ee pee rere Berea APreien. News Se-vice) Pitimireh, Pa, Oct 1218 alee Jeuasing the’ opportunities far race ‘women tase Monday ‘izht stlae Jon- Segoe oles ge All. apfgaiiony ange ts Beri deta, Fh er everk rs aera econ ree eae ea ty sary eta gaig ties pact pee Re ont anti ar eek i eee, A Peticterab tt ce 6 a runt rege genset freee tes oe eke eos Biase orc eae i trees See, (Oa aS i on ams eres ae oe Sutherlin the mewavanes rer ees ee Soeeiaieny Meera ‘tigation ‘commitise at the” scene "of ree (Bis aes Re "Ek ed tae erect Pn gc a po Lara nae dete heer pare are tie ra leat na |““De™ cours, Mr, Clarewood.” maha eight agt 5 aay” tomething ‘about miu eee nee |Site a ett ne ‘tom "he general fepaatation ter [Seria eeeies eet rete fee accent ee eee ee erates oan DAE he cece et creas an pe Bh Se a tas ae lag peethts Masses aS ed Ea int wen’ imi dt wai "roget tne nary Sane "ars eaeaate SSS ery nes Biel at bases ed Stee eet sioran te eating nag tet aeat Seetiaeen ert SME Wardell were aud"? expected BE fon ad het oe SPY late a betes ott ome et er eee Besar, “fre kere ‘for ‘yeurm that Bo be contlaved next week), Danring ‘the war a large number 9 ‘Negro women was euployed. tn white "hairdressing. ostabushyonts find had am opportunity to learn the latest methods, ax vnite girls’ Jet the establiaments and. went into other lines of employasent when they {ull make more money. White pat ous tke colored workers, and 1 cau Dlace a large nuinber of competent {irik would tke to hear from some firle who desire to come to ths ‘ily: Good salary wt! pleasant work. ‘Our girs must hold these ‘positions i eens DEFENDS SELP FHOM Ons 1N- DICTED YOR MANSLAUGHTEI (asi e iate iaiee Atlanta, Ga, Oct 12—An indiet- snent chain tnvolutary naa tite “Nag returned tat Taeaday ‘Mteroon tena Maron icra {Neote strike reker a conan fet he deat ot Majd sae [rl utker woo. ded ast au nthe Geos Tallon f Polowing the ence ter. Iehand son was taken ‘tp "tod and Sneed with having wi Si At inetpriminay hearing” tasty Inicio thats crowd of white med fhhered ova card ate ‘ene hi with vilence i ie aloged aut Bath started vara chanson cajling him with all sorts of names tad tas. creed aaa te ‘arts Richaraon ho drown veolver Ent fore: Sat tet morally" wou 4c dying 8 tow Ine lta. REVUS® TO MEANWrATE LAUR, 0. MAPPER (reston ows Service) Washinton, 6, Oce 3A mab comvatie of che eat cit nl ioe rs ast “weak intial envied earings gm ‘il 10 ee Sie" Preideat Harding 2" sear Sond Tiesto Henty 0. 1ipyer othe et Nezro graduate fom West Pont rank grade sat tod dig inte Soe Atay if. Piper i ow doa nee a adenine work” tn Aiba for ie “Goverament, nevi ben flonted to thin poxson Ty" Sacre copetass $0, tein TEXAS TOWNS ```markdown ``` 2 The funeral of Mrs. Ione Hopkins who died 101 years ago, at a college in New York, last fall, a Dallas from dengue fever was attended by her husband, Dr. William Hopkins, A. M. E. church by Rev. C. Paul, M. A. E. church by Rev. W. C. Paul, and W. H. Furnell and W. H. Smith. She formerly lived in New York, and Darwin Hopkins both of Dallas accompanied the re- mains of her loved ones. She were given in. In the singing contest voices with Mrs. J. M. C. Amos of Dallas conducting, she was a bachelor at Denshoe in Andrew's auditorium at Denshoe and Sherrman's bachelor at Denshoe and Sherman; Sherman from Denshoe and Sherrman. Marshell.—The sig battle is settling down, most of the Colored workman must be a thing of the past Mr. R. H. McCormick, a Colored worker, after a severe case of jungle fever. Mr. Mann Q. Robinson is the Holy Ghost person in holding the other presachers are present. Miss Jesse Lance is on the floor, the presachers are licked last. Little Alfred McKnight Missing left from Womack three weeks ago. He is in a Dallas hospital to improve. Mrs. Dora A. Summers is suffering with her cancer to be against her recovery. This community extends the help to many are many a long way behind with the help of having save your paper cut off, look for the Old Dallas person around The Y. M. M. S. Club. **Fenney—All Sunday schools in the** **Little Littleton.** The pastor P. M. at Little Littleton. The pastor P. M. gave Mr. Charles Wood of Oakland, Calf., was in the city sitting for California to stay. Call again, Mr. Zion Baptist church. Mr. Calm—Sunday, 6th Sept, 8th church, pastor Sasha. The Vine Baptist church, pastor Sasha. Successful a successful rally, church held. Sunday church held which entended with a coining service, and preached a very effective sermon and preached a very effective sermon joy and Thanksgiving that were able CARD 0 ETHANKS Mineral Wells, Texas, Oct. 12, 1922 to thank my many friends for their help in the care liness of my father, Sam Simmons and his wife, Ann Simmons. MISS JESSIE SIMMons Daughter. Graham- Rev. W. J. H. Heederson, P. E. Abell district was in our midst three days last week, Friday, dinner, Saturday, and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Smith Rev. J. W. H. Heederson, Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Port Worth and Mrs. David Smith of Port Worth and Mrs. David among those present. Rev. P. W. H. members of Mr. Zion Baptist church church entertainments being given Express can be obtained weekly from Express can be obtained weekly from J. McLoudy will presh his "fare- less" Mass. The 18th of the public is cordially invited. Richland- Carroll Chapel A. M. E. church, the rally was quite a success. The rally was followed by a follow, True Seal Grant, Hattie Carral, Carrie Lee, Anne Carral, Carral- Leader Langham, Hertha Mck, Cordile was added to the club collection which was blessed by our pastor. He is a great man. Normal, Academic, Junior and Music Courses, Teachers' Training, Domestic Sciences and Arts, Dressmaking, Ladies' Tailoring, Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping and Spanish. Boarding Facilities; Ideal Location. Faculty from leading Universities. Write for Bulletin. Artemisia Bowden, Prin. MECHANICS BANK ADVISED TO RE-ORGANIZE. (Preston News Service) Richmond, Va. Oct. 12 - Oliver J. Savage, a senior downbank bank here is reported to have told officers of the Mechanics Savings Bank that the only way officers can restore confidence is for its present officers to resign and for a new office to be established. He further advised them that the obligations of the institution should be liquidated either through one of the bank's officers or by a new bank organized to do business at the site of the Mechanice. He also stated that a re-financing plan, but was more likely giving advice as to how the bank could re-organize. John Mitchell, Jr., cashier, and other officers of the institution are out of jail on bail with mitte NEW JERSEY SLAYER GETS LONG - PRISON TERM. Canden, N. J., Oct. 12 - Wilkinson Greenies, who was convicted of killing a man who was shot in the home of Mrs. Jia Taylor was sentenced last Tuesday afternoon by Judge Katzebach to from 18 to 30 years in prison. Greenies insisted that the killers was an accident. He contended that the man was a victim of the action of killing himself, and that Brown grappled with him, and the man was said, was discharged in the struggle. TRIAL OF MARCUS W. NEWMAN CAME UP OCTOBER 9TH. (Preston News Service) Pittsburgh, Pa., Oct. 12—The trial of Marcu W. Newman was scheduled for November 12 in court. Newman in the central figure in the sensational $30,000 bond robbery in the railroad yards here in February 1921. He was arrested in Philadelphia on November 12. That Da-da Strain Georgia Blues Jada Blues The Cootie Crawl BLAZER RECORDS DANG STUTTERING Brash I WISH I KNOW Me) BAMBOO ISL Hen 10074 750 10075 750 BLUE Hen WANG WANG I 90001 750 LUCKY DOG Popular WHEN YOU'RE DADY PLEASE DON' AUTURN LE 60004 750 OPERATIC D Go into business for yourself. S Agents and Dealers Wan PACE PHONOGRAPH 2289 Seventh Ave. STRAIT-TEX HAIR TONIO STRAIT A Refining and Straightening Tonle for Prizy, Kinky or Coarse, Stubborn Hair. Will Positively Refine, Straighten and Give Luster to the Hair in From Two to Three Applications. SEVEN REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD USE STRAIT-TEX 1. Straighten the hair and keeps it straight. 2. Will not injure the hair or the scalp. 3. Will not leave the hair greasy to soil your hair or collar. 4. Refines and gives luster to your hair. 5. It is mild and straightens the hair gently. 4. Constant use does not harm the hair or scalp. 7. You can treat your hair yourself. Sensitive hair can cause groomes or groomes and use a proven scientific preparation. If your hairdresser or drugstreet cannot supply you, order direct from us. Send $1.00 for a bottle of STRAIT-TEX. Seed postal anywhere in the United States. 2120 DAKOTA ST. Bishop W. Sampson Brooks, the Hero of West African Redemption in Texas. Bishop W. Sampon Brooks, of Monkton, Mass, was a notable way showing the possibilities of the Bible as a source of denomination of Liberia. Every Colored man in the church he kisses and catches something from the Bible. The Following Dates Have Been Arranged for: His Visit: Dallas, October 22-23 White in the Afternoon of the 29th Wednesday, October 23, 2015 Houston, Yukon, Yukon Houston, 6-1; University, November Fort Worth, 4-5; Sherman, Denver Owing to the meeting of the conferences some long jumps have had Let Texas hear the message of the man who is really doing something for the black man in Africa. DALLAS EXPRESS PUB. COMPANY. Meritorious Printing and Designing. in three months will make the hairstyle, soft and glossy. A trial will prove it. When in Hannah City call on the manufacturer. We want live hair to represent the power city and handset. Box of resins 01, 04, 06, 08, 10, 12 Hair Growth, 300, 300, Special Group, Hair. Ads Montgomery, group, We guarantee our goods to grow hair to be in the heart of 1119 Euclid, annas City, Missouri Down fail, flat, flat, our up-to-date fading Treatment Farms dispose of two-1,000 bonds. Newman is married and has one daughter. He is being defended by Attorney Folestein, who is chief counsel for defense. Newman was prominent in Columbus, and Washington. HIGH-BROWN HAIR GROWER WITHOUT AN EQUAL Without a doubt, the best and most excellent article of its kind—a combination HAIR GROWER and HAIR STRAIGHT ENER. Gives the hair a natural soft and silky appearance, stimulating hair growth in some of the most hopeless cases. HIGH-BROWN HAIR GROWER OVERTON HYGIENIC CO. Our HIGH BROWN HAIR GROWER stands as one of our highest achievements—it is a preparation we look upon with pride. All we ask of you is to buy it. If you don't find it the best Hair Preparation you have ever used, we will gladly refund your money. For Sale By All Druggists MADE ONLY BY THE OVERTON HYGIENIC MFG.CO CHICAGO PETER H. BURKE MME. LUBELLA McDANIELS. SCIEN- TIFIC METHOD OF SCALP MA- SAGE. A MODERN WOMEN. Will promote a full growth of beauti-fi'le hair, one treatment will start your hair to grow well if you do shuffl' letter or any disease of the scalp, send for a full treatment. My Dearfellow, benedict grave fails to cure dandruff, letter no matter how long standing. If you have a light stubborn scalp with full information telling you just how to make your scalp loose and smooth, send your scalp loose and smooth. Course taught, tdigit, grows three hours. Bare rooted. Hot Bleaching, Hot Bleaching, Hot curing, Growing Oil 60 center; Damp- ting, Damping, Damping, Damping 68 center; Tumble Oil 60 center; Sca- 10 to 20 feet. MUSE LELUCA McAEMIELA. 3200 E Mores St .. St. Texas. Page 5 Most people need money when there's death in the family. Sometimes they want to carry the body out of town or they may want to take care of someone else. You need this kind of SERVICE take insurance with the— EXCESSOR MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION We pay death claims in 24 hours. Any person desiring such protection, call at room 205 Pyttian Temple 3540 Ft. Lauderdale Ft. 4587. STOCK AND Before using, was 6 inches long. After using 2 years, is now 22 inches. No more—DANDRUFF, No more—FALLING HAIR, No more—TEACHING SCALP, No more—TETTER, No more EOZEMA, Gives Health to the Scalp. Growth of Long, Fluffy Hair. Growing Oil ..... 50c Pressing Oil ..... 50c Scientific Scalp Specialist and Manufacturer. 2452 Lafayette St. Inc. Denver, Col. Enclose 2c Stamp for letters. DALLAS EXPRESS PUB. COMPANY. Meritorious Printers and Designers HEALER OF GREAT POWER For consultations other than sick-creed fees £4.00, and if you take the treatment this will go over with the Treatment Madam: 14a H. Jefferson Street, New York, New York 10016 (Texas Conference), R. 1, Box 363, Longview, Texas BROWN GROWER AN EQUAL CHARLES SATCHELL MORRIS, JR., One of the World's Greatest Orators, A Relative to the Late Frederick Douglas. 1920 Will Deliver His Famous Address on "The Blocks On Which We Build" At Macedonia Baptist Church, Dr. E. Arlington Wilson, Pastor. Monday Night, October 16. ADMISSION - 25c THE FIRST INTER - DENOMINATIONAL TEMPERANCE, PUBLIC MORALS AND LAW ENFORCEMENT CONFERENCE First University 18-29 n. a. Large Mormon of Dr. C. V. R. Roman, we landed upon the campus of Fisk University in company with Dr. and M. C. V. Flag Raising. First Day Opening Session. "To get along to lay down my burdens, D. R. is to be the officer of the day, Bishop officer of the day, D. R., of the Sion A. M. is church. Organization. Rev. J. R. Jouannes of Baltimore, Huntsville, W. Va., be the secretary of Huntsville, W. Va., be the secretary of Dallas, Texas, moved that the fleet of Dallas, Texas, be the secretary of the assistant secretary, the number to suit the one-year U. M. term. The number to suit the one-year U. M. term. The number to suit the one-year U. M. term. The number to suit the one-year U. M. term. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1922 the nation two billions and half dollars in one year, who can estimate the men are not some good and some righteous people, they are both good and of pu Lecture Canceled Dr. Clarence True Wilson, general manager of the board of the temperate temperate forest, the M. E. church. South was scheduled to meet showing that John Wilson Booth, elder of Lincoln, lived at Wilson. Wilson has followed the story of John Wilson Booth, the identity of a man who committed the murder of John Wilson Booth. Dr. Wilson was waited on at his hotel by a group of Nashville citizens who objected to the fact that he agreed to omit it from the "The Questions of Rape and Other Are the Fact" that was the subject of Weldon Johnson, the speaker who some of the temperate temperate forest covering lyrchings in the United States, were raped committed by members of his race, but declared that the sponsorship for the acts of a foe was gross, as were represented by the group with the Negro criminals than with the white criminals. He said: "We are not asking for pardon for the law enforcement against carrying a weapon after being tortured, burned to death. We are asking for trial before a jury of American, and if he is guilty, Negroes will not express one word of Law-Abiding Citizens. "The underlying evil of our government is disloyalty, which is being waged with law enforcement, who can be bought, killed, or even killed, known to replace them with non-human have, who can kill them, and good police have, who can kill them," Dutton said. The men are young, many are married, and many are divorced. Dutton for one law is to have the men charged to men of character," continued Mr. Dutton. A brief outline of the beginning of the story is given, depicting some of the trials and adductions that the hero must endure. The speaker paid tribute to each one as Washingtons, the crusader of the country, the crusader of the nation, the best governor of the ever over known, and it will exist as long, as men are capable, of governing the country, to the reference to the birth of the nation SUIT FILED FOR JAPANESE NATURALIZATION. WASHINGTON D. C. Oct. 13 — The state of California, through Attorney General Gavin Newsom, has filed in the Supreme Court a brief in the Japanese naturalization case, in which it argues that the tenure day. It supports the contention that Japanese race and therefore are excluded from citizenship by the statute of limitations, who are "free white persons" in Japan. RAILROAD MEN WORK IT, Railroad men running South into burden, and to Canada, are known to with the eighteenth amendment and recently caught with the goods" in recently caught with the goods" in sources of who could write check not be worried about the next month" There are a lot of folk who are an- noyed with the books, for reason kept on the books, for reason WASHINGTON, D. C. Oct. 15—Argument in Japanese naturalization law that the United States and by Takuji Yamamoto, the Secretary of State, Washington, D.C., last Wednesday by former Attorney General John Ashcroft, amended the general naturalization act of 1904 under the same provisions, and extended the general naturalization act of 1904 under the same provisions, because of race or color. He insisted that the constitution to be amended must be "some" that was it included all who solicit General Block and Attorney General Ashcroft's argument in Atlantic史 because the historical nature of the United States was NEW FIELD OF NEGUO HISTORY TO BE EXPLORED. The Association for the Study of Negro life and History and Museum, which raised $25,000 was organized by him in the city of Atlanta and was incorporated under the laws "first of the following October." The Diedouison is the Editor is the publisher and is also the author of the Eddie Johnson book, *The Century of Negro Migration*; the *History of Negro life and History* and the Negro in our History. **GOSLING JORDIA ORDERS OUT** (Preston News Service) WINDER, Ga. Oct. 12—Declarations have been the victims of allogated corpse assaults in the county since the last few months. Judge Blair county dating the last few months, Judge Blair county on the grand jury last Thursday morning to investigate the reign of the suspect throughout the county. Judge Blair county asked, referring to the allogated band band who has deliberately sought to create a reign of terror, or less worthy body, who understood to attack the government and have allowed the terror! Is it being done by men who have committed the crimes of the courts? thought that they could arsenal arrogate to themselves the administration of the county, and that the understanding of human nature, law and order must be restored at all times. The county must take steps to remove this blight from the county. I call upon the liberty-loving, self-respecting and law-abiding citizens of the county from this curse, he de- HELPS WIFE TO KILL HUSBANDS CONVICTED. JACKSON, Tom. Oct. 12—(Special Correspondence to A. N. P. F) Oct 12—(Saturday night murder in criminal court here Saturday night of murder in the murder of William McLathen, whose first degree murder with mitigating first degree murder with mitigating SLOWNESS IN MAKING ROOM FOR WOMAN ON STREET, CAR, FATAL (Preston News Service). MEMPHIS, Tenn. Oct. 12. A-1 refuse to make room for a white woman car Harrison Femmer, aged 25 years, his wife, to crowded street car from the fair grounds that Tuscaloosa had a passenger, T. B. Mille, to move to the rear of that car. Femmer reluctant to obey a boarded the car and pressed a pistol against Femmer, and the officer fired. White witness claimed that Femmer was driving. MRS. TROUPE PASSES TO GREAT BEYOUND. MRS. TROUPE PASSES TO GREAT BEYOUND. Mirda. Idella Posey-Troupe passed away at the bane of her sister, Mrs. M. Randle, corner Cliff and Church street in Dallas. Mrs. M. Randle, Mrs. Troupe was a former Oak Cliff girl having spent her career as a graduate of Dallas Colored high school. She was a Trope and the couple took up their careers and the health became feeble there and to regain it she went to Artizona,northern Dallas. She last needed to spend time with her family, so she met with members of her family, so she went to Dallas and for a time showed sign of improvement in making the change and for a time souped back to the God who She was a member of the Orders of Calathea and Modern Americans, Survival Corps, Dr. A. Troupe, a father, two brothers, and aunt. Funeral service was held at Elizabethtown, N.C., on Elven clock. Rev. J. Starks officiating. The funeral was delayed because of a fire. Dr. Troupe the husband, whose train gaited up at Kansas City, and whose wife, DALLAS WOMAN DIES OF HEART FAILURE AT HER HOME DALLAS WOMAN DIES OF HEART FAILURE AT HER HOME Mrs. Liddie Freeman, a well known woman and wife died suddenly after a long illness. She was evening at home, following an attack of heart failure. Mrs. Freeman was born in Hilderwood, Texas, and her native home she went to Greenwich, Connecticut, and then in Texas, Texas, after the death of her husband about thirteen years ago. She was a member of St. John Baptist church, connected with two well known fraternities of America and the International Order of Wives. Service services were held Monday afternoon at the St. John Baptist church, the church's grand check of $200000, the Grand Loyalty of Hunta of the Loyal Friends of America. Jerome Wright of New Hope chapel survived the death of New Hope offered a brief enthrallment, delivered an impressive sermon. Surviving the death of Jerome DALLAS GIRL ENTERS COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY. DALLAS GIRL ENTERS COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY. Miss Othello *M. Harris*, A. B. June, Jude, and Elizabeth, both of whom spent the summer in New Jersey has entered Columbia to do graduate work for her Marianne's Philosophy of Educational Psychology and in En. Miss Harris was known while at Columbia as a teacher of qualities in her scholastic attributions being forceful; as a result she observed the student body, but the sanction of the A FOSTER INTERVIEW. On the other hand a recent interview with Mr. Porter at Kansas City was given to Mr. Foster for this interview with Mr. Foster in order that we might include bots sides to a motted question. We found a question that answered everything put in read style: question: Mr. Foster, what is the most important thing confronting the League? "Maintainence; you see the people don't understand what responsibilities involved," said the "Big Learner" earnestly. Have you any specific plans to imitate this question? "What are they?" They will be revealed in due time, but I wish to say now that certain undesirable white capitals will be eliminated, but that Colored people throughout the country will be given an opportunity and control matters if they will." Why can't we have a more uniform schedule? "Because of a lack of training of the League members, and too there are geographical areas of most of the League members, and too there are geographical areas of Kansas City, despite it being a good baseball town, always creates a hard problem for members of the League Why do the American Giants play at home so much? "Because I am insomuch," the Giants said, because they do not control their prizes we must necessarily protect them. THAT ALL GONE----ALL IN FEELING after more social action 2. To the culifornia ARE YOU COMING! Alexander Realty Co. 842 Wall St. Los Angeles Cal. 10-1-41 (ca.) In-Y To Prevent De Dr. Link's Gold t Dengue Fever Golden Tonic To Prevent Dengue Fever Dr. Link's Golden Tonic ```markdown ``` Dengue Take Golden Tonic and get well. keep well. Take Golden Tonic to keep fever. Price $1.00. Dr. Link's Medi 305 S. Ervay St. If not at your druggist, write or u once on receipt of $1.00 money order o Per Sale by OATIS DRUG STORE ague Fever and get well. Take Golden Tonic and onic to keep off malaria and Dengue 's Medicine Co. Dallas, Texas. write or phone us and receive same at key order or cash. RUG STORE, Elm and Central. Mamie Smith Take Golden Tonic and get well. Take Golden Tonic and keep well. Take Golden Tonic to keep off malaria and Dengue fever. If not at your druggist, write or phone us and receive same at once on receipt of $1.00 money order or cash. Per Sale by CATIS DROUGHT STORE, Elm and Central. the Great Colored Vaudeville Artist now sings exclusively for OKeh Records The Records of Quality We list below Mamie Smith records which have taken the Country by storm. EVERY LATEST Blues 75¢ Muscle Shoe Blues She Waized Right Up Your 75¢ There's Only One Man Wraised Away the Blues Wa Pool 75¢ Goodbye Coney Is-land Baby If Hearts Win, You Lose NO MONEY you can Pay when Records are Received IS MUSIC CO. THE VERY L 75¢ Mamie Smith Blues Alabama Blues 75¢ He May Be Your Man Wicked Blues 75¢ Oogie Oogie Wa Wa Think You're Fool- ing Baby 75¢ SEND NO M Just send on Your Order and you can Pay ST. LOUIS MU Bott 666 Dept. A. THE VERY LATEST 75¢ Mamie Smith Blues Alabama Blues 75¢ Muscle Shoal Blues She Walked Right Up 75¢ He Man Be Your Wicked Blues 75¢ There's Only One Warrior Away the Blues 75¢ Oogie Oogie Wa Wa Think You're Fooling Baby 75¢ Goodbye Coney Is Island Baby If Heart Win, You Lose SEND NO MONEY Just send on Your Order and you can pay when Records arr Received ST. LOUIS MUSIC CO. Box 666 Dept. A. St. Louis, Mo. Don't gill all those Records appear in your Local Shoal! Mail US Your Order and be flicked to your Town. of our park and consequently an advantage to offset some of the disadvantage of other teams. That I have the best interests of the whole League at heart, and it is my ambition to have a leadership role. Others have had an opportunity to become president, but refuse the job. For the last two seasons this honor has rather been a responsibility and responsibility attached there, the lack of facilities and real co-operation render my position disadvantageous rather than parallel. I am as so pleased plainly imagine. "What about publicity?" The League asks, "What is it for the newspapers; they don't seem to grasp the situation properly, with proper co-operation the League and the Newsbapers have wonderful possibility." There now, you have at least some of both sides. The writer merely asks you to support the League, for after all it is "your league." It means more of National development among racial groups than it does as we have already pointed out. To Poster, you would say that the people you would represent are demonstrated in the organization and direction of the American Giants, and greater genius will be shown in the solid construction of NATIONAL NEGRO BASED LEAGUE that would be of time. BILL TATE BEGINS TRAINING FOR WINTER SEASON. (By The Associated Negro Pream. Chicago, Ill., Oct. 12.-After a week of training, the six-foot colored heavyweight, has started training at the Arcade gym for a busy winter camp. He will play in the hardcover Harry Wins. Injured his right hand, he will play in the Lam Langford boxing. Ok, he will play in the Manager Howard Carr is consider in offers from Portland, Ore. Boston, and Manager Howard Carr is consider in offers from Portland, Ore. Boston, and Manager Howard Carr is consider in matches with Wills in New York is in the making, although Tate will not be ready to battle for at least CARD OF THANKS. We take this method of thanking the kindness us show to friends and the kindness we show to families and death of our dear mother, Emily Smith, on 5.1923 at 10:30 a.m. Surviving her grandchildren, we care for the grand children at $231 Floyd street. Mrs. Smith, MRS. LSWR, MRS. PHILLIPS, MRS. PHILLIPS, Daughters. 10-14-11 GOLDEN CHAIN OF THE WORLD. Supreme Secretary, L. O. Clark; Secretary of State, John K. Hancock; Vice Secretary; Miss S. L. Ware; Bureaus Al. Wm. H. Parker, Parker; is the second attack for Hon. Parker. is the second attack for Hon. Parker. Indigestion Billiousness 1960 MRS. T. H. MILES-DAVE-Tacher of Piano and Voice. Phone J. 4286. Lest—Packace of valuable papers and deeds while attending Odd Fell- ing. Send information to P. P. D ward. Send any information to P. P. Dewald. 111 North Wellington Street Will not dwell in the same house as When GLYKA-NUXSIN comes in one door, bad health goes out the other. Try it and be concerned. Store for 72 hours at a bottle. If you are coming to Los Angeles to visit or live, write or call us. We are happy to help you a real bungalow or a good bain in a well heated and used room. MAMIE SMITH'S PICTURE GIVEN AWAY. Admirers of Mamie Smith, Supreme Court Justice, have a special responsibility for a short time to procure a Singer free of charge. This is an important opportunity for the means measuring £10, and those possessing it. The St. Louis Music Company, distressed for this offer, and we advise insiders particularly without delay, as there are particulars without delay, as there are their Address in Box 566, St. Louis. DEATH TO RHEUMATISM. It Costs Only $2.10 to Give Your Ribbonmatan an up-to-date Funeral by using the RIBBONMATAN MEMORIAL PENDERS AND TABLETS **treatment for both** on **15 days** treatment $2.10, one or two treatments No matter what you have used try No matter what you have used try treatment and put a step to The Famous Jap Maghood Tablet TREATMENT 419 Malaria Constipation 3 . ow errmsg pe 06 <: as yes » — — hia einen Guat: i aan na ee is haa en ae i a] THE SPORTING WORLD i # i pe ee sssecaseasensssnssacssessassaessesssessestassassessessasssassssssessasssnssessessesmssoeessoees essaassaassastasstasenessssnessassscsssessssonssesecssocsnsssnesessonssossensensssnsensnsseessoness NATIONAL NFORO BANE BALL [it to the eftec Bt if terion the| to patronize gach eter more, in al maa | rte, we | fats ar at of acces tel cra ee eee Vows comedy Manaeommt, [scr will ta” ng ately aige fn antl 'h rae Vane vt a woe, vosrsin ramvnewen, Sonny tthe atSeoeh Wits ores| tees semmd Wo est ft Anata ah teen ta by Chaz Ac ®tarts, ——=~=«|amded> a blow which would have in this’ state Gusting his business, nevertheless (her ‘The Aapociated Negro. Press.) ‘There ard at Jount ten eile. in tne country Ghat may boar of, Delng thuiving baseball centers forthe ‘lover pastine as played by Negroes Chleaue, New. York city, Detrolt Tndianapouk,.“Cloveland, Pitsbursh, ‘Str Lote and. Kansas City, are ine hided. as menibers and. tesocaton Kansas City, however, ranks foremoat fan beneticiry of “Negro. National Usague Basha, This town wa Saved” froma. dangerout lethargy f'the matter of some engazing ‘Amusement or sport, in 1920 by the Introduetion of the Lease, At once It\wan apparent to the observant that Tone: wad am institution, ‘ot only (0 Drovide amusement of the progressive ory, but. was to provile a great field for the expression of athletilam by Negro" stletes upon "the Tucrative ‘ania of industry and economy. Cer thinly new and risht for our peddle ‘Soe naturally think of league bane. Dal” in these parte as a wonderful iantet tothe people, This" very Iikely ‘true "ot each "Negro. baseball sent Hk a ven here a ‘elduin whereby it can ‘express th ‘cnuiuwienn “upon ‘celebritien or be ‘race. Herolan tuaniested aad are. tated within our own ranks baa ‘natural ood, eect, (THE TEAM WITH “THE biG PUNCH Se een Aly See 1 tenm compored of topnotchers, who ‘tiwaye do creit (0. the kame. The {ean aractiay igh second tn pereeotage of gtmet won and! lst. Up to date the D.C. Mouarehe have won) gumeg and lest 43, having Dlayed "82 foague “eames, with tinal Dercemtaxo of $98, The Monarchs have ‘layed 30 more rams than the Amer! fan Glanin, the "Langue. Learn ‘The American Glante boast ot play- Ine $2 ames, winning” 34, Loe 18 wilh a Dereentare of 684.°Now they ‘ay that figures never ie, but these 40 if you present theo ax a. moral ot of playing strength of the two team This condition In like a sup- Dosttion in “Batting: Averages” where Me Nate Mat bet Fifty timet und ‘eeure 25 hits, gaining. 4 percentage ‘f 500, while ‘Torrent! a at bat Only 4 thon” gets 2 its, but also. must Doleredited with a percentage ot 500 ‘So. well and ood. for that. Its worth a whole 10t to kuow that Negro Tralcall "ty mproving "quality teach Year, fa time it will be the best ‘The Monarchs, then,” are advanced hare, aot froma. merely pertivan Angle, but ag a gtrong pe of an ‘agresation of players possible under the Teague. Ak compared with "the ‘American Giants, kaown (Or great “inside” playing: ‘Detrolt. of the tame ‘chool, withthe “added power af Young” slugztig ‘buskles; bd. with {tho superlative in" battine along with ft certain oriental sharpness Seet tn mebiue-like proeision the Monarchs fkow "up ant stack up in splendid order: ‘The Monarchs summed’ up briefly represent u team’ that as" reached the tupertatibe In batting alone with ‘4 good felling and plteing ws" the Teague affords, thls Constitutes. The Big Ponch. What's Tho Matter With The Lensaet ‘The league ia alright iit will con- tinue to" progress, We ate only three Seasons old, yet we Dave mde some apld etree along several angles Bich fo to make up League Baseball ‘The fans, hovensr, expres a decided Impatience "and tovere rity of the way the Teague ts being conduct- ‘cd: The concentue of opinion sem {o'be that Mr- Poster, the president ‘of the league I conducting” the oF: anlration soley for his own tutereat, ‘This opinion argues tial the Lease ‘Schelule ig entirely (00 flexible in Mr, Poster's banda, claiming that an ‘maniputated.{¢-works:havote with a ‘other tonas. ‘This. opinion further ‘points out the A. . C's play over the American Glaats, and’ corrupt ant ‘artal umpiring ‘at Chicago handed ‘Out to the: viiting tea. These are the things dhe fans allege regarding augue. Management. The far. after ail, lt the ciel consileration when “playing” baseball Iy in question, sud ‘no therefore has aright to interest ‘anitt tn certaln tatters pertaining ‘eae SPORTING NEWS, (By The Associated Neato. Preen ‘New York Clty, Oct. 12. o-ealed mixed boring, eOusplevous by the ihsence in the. past, evidently wl come in profession now. ‘Three hat {oe between white and’ Negro boxers wore scheduled: last week. The tet Of these, whieh #8 also tho fire held At a boxing club under’ dhe. state ‘Athlete Cowomintlon was condacte! AM the Pioneer A. C0 Ext Twenty: {ourth,Bteeet Oa Tauredoy night, the Commen- swonlty Spor Club in Harlem 20m: ducted a special show featured by tro. uch bouts, each scheduled for twelve’ rouna, WILES TOYS WITH CLEM JOHN. 80K. pina Whe ies Breas Soe. CNY, OCs. Sive-Sinitsy ‘Will is begining €0 be tomewhat 0x stratorit ‘nov nceording to persons {nthe "know. ‘On. Priday-nipht he ‘et Clem Johnson. clover 204 pound Nowro Boxer, tm Matson Sguure Gar- fn, but gave the fant rum for thelr ‘money. A large lumber of bervons ave Yagored that Will would take Fohnson bite the dost onthe Mth fount but Wile, Yot_ the "ambitions fighter "wtrugsle throush 12-9 nf" ‘fore takin th “ro” out of Johnson nll the 12 rounds. Clem didn> lead Or cotter ‘or Tay sl0ve on Harry, ei nishe. Wile hat Tone fon at ‘hi "mercy all througt the content. Pinsity the. etseee. Baa Hop the fleht to rave Johneam roe" Attfering. Ror ef the. Denmwesito= octane the. bow Willa made fr ‘hte eomtent wna net minh of a hone for. him. They contented "tht ho would "not hav A thow xeninet Seupuey. Wile wever extentes kim. aoe ‘Ocouslonally. Wille wuld tand a beige se ee sees ee eee cite i i ig a eg tia i anes fs a hoe cece ear ee eben i pi et ok Tay ne ace it lig tg Seer bt ee et Na Hees Se vee een art Sata Seas see cares Hoe, ee eG ke Sa Fein op dm Sean te as Eee Ree iets ba erat ian rn eee HBS lis a eas ta acre Fe ayaa, Pai Sa toa, a ah a tan, Baten ee rc ‘oring to meet Dempsey’® stalling es eae The’ physical makeuy of Mattling than een Head to. that fine. Teopard. "tn sction ‘Bia area ftusciee play fssoatonly under a cooper’ akin: he: te exteemi tan fr foot and te wont {0 toake” area {ape whim. erading the paces fn opponent This form in re fn contrast to the gracefl Carper {ior whone foot movement It tha ft ane netnetic dancer Skt typical of tho brigade of icked Sensnlese goidiers rouse he Weetern front during the worl fear.” Stalwart. “poseeaved’ of arent rena snd” hua “anda {rreletible foe when exete hecrouch firand undies together hie massive tuscied shoulders much ater the fashion of duck ‘Dempiey” ‘Grin Changes. to Teer. ‘ron. srn, expoing the perfect wee tenth ao Appeal or the Nexro, Tients up. hin face aa he “Roce Int fale combat. At times, this er furrows ual i becomes somewhat ta ler, perhape tended to fig ttn an adversary Ta all of his rng engagement 0 race iat hasbeen nocema ‘Di {none ot them prior 16 his vou ‘rth Carpentier dhe apiny any {eerie punching power, He knocrt ut Harry." Reeve a former sh Reavywelrtt champion ‘of Hadiend {othe sth ound of mate Marauion and” receved, the deceon over ‘Marea! ils'In fifteen rognds ine pane After_the fatter out Carpenter's manager,” Prancoa De cauipa whe, credlrd ax" bene a Stew "Jude. ‘ot tenting "abiy eerie tht SII was auch «poor Geter that be would not perm of Carpenters meeting him. Bik als cutpanted Paul Tournee, the Inher ing’ Preach heneyweisht, who inter the "Uaited Staten an, “help t train “Carpentier for the "feht_ in which he met defo atthe hands of Jack Dmpser.Journee.twlee, war dateated’ "by “heavyweights a. "the Second clam "while in the ‘Union States “The succens of the Senzalese por wy’ i start talk ote mttch Between ign an Harry Willa the Ameviesn "Nesrg. Beavy eight” who 1 chanbionaiy tent ith Deapeey * dhams 3. Seneca SikFs homey inh French colonial dependency in Western Enon feria Ati. The inhabitants othe tonntry ne inniy Moors tnd ated Ferber rnoqs and Nogrold. The Iter however. form the greater portion of tae behaten SIKIS VICTORY IN PARIS MAKES DEMPSEY HAPPY. (Preston News Service) New York city, Oct itn tu present situation of aftalra it" pus Tina the ove thing to happen recently to make Jack Dempsey” happy was the "victory of Hullling “SK over Georges Carpenticr in Paris ‘Tas Monday night Dempsey had about Feat) the end of hin stg Of ex tikes fOr not meeting Harry” WIS i 1 itl bout. sis vietory hu. given Dempeey a. now line of detente. to Keep oct of the ring with Wily £ some time at lal, Exeltement among Mgt promoters at fever beat here sow and iki ta the most talked ot man In the world today. Accoring t0 latest dlapichss, trom Parte SIkI has accepted ‘Tex Rickard terms to: right sombody” in NewYork City on’ Noveiber ‘oth, Last Friday hight Mickard announced that he had dofinately,” eoneciuled arrangement to, Import Battling. sik, the. Bene aleve here for a. tout ‘with some. Body nore on Thanksgiving. "Day Foliowers of the ruged. game fistcutte are spectlating. as fo when Snki wil meet All that can be gotten trom Rick ant is that ho does not now Jom Who will) be Sikt's ‘opponent, but that he ean’ assure, all that K will ot to be a “aot up.” He ani, "there tre three or four’ high “elas myen Inthe Tight heavy welght. group In this country and'T will select one of thee meu iter (he reign arrives ‘Some bre inclined (o think that hie first opponent wit Tbe. Harry. Gre of Pittsburgh, others contend thet he should: meet” Gibbons, oF: Miske, and’ will others ‘contend. that, i mould moet Kid Norfolk fist. Tn fact Norfolk as deposited a fortel ot $2500 binding a shallenge to" Sik and wilh enti Co frat consider ation ax an opponent ot Sik. Thankssiving night. The challenge In for the igh-heavy-welabt champ Voaship ow eit he Si “the Now York Borin Commission lesved a statement test Friley night HE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 19202 ee the cftect iRat if Mt berifies the fevers Wht sik ie coming to the aioe. bear eatie neon ett orate home noes ae St Sow te veer bere anit oe fecal eh pond Yo cee ia na! Tee culo sibs ai Tiaewee tad wt more fas ie ernie cence ae Satine ented opi Nano tad auppora tyra ortecegeoe ter the Maat ety wage ee ‘Sin utey Bate ke atm fat Iai cones eine some itn oe ie for ho ape "thin chnlenge atte? ts Sent ‘ode and 1 ie eae cone “reenter St nc ors ey inte as at Eis on tested een epern Toei lbenno’ eer ts tent pone ieee Sit Ge seaaed co pete ins Tate" te st? ta ne Minion capt at toe brs peed cease Te ropored that ii hae ten ded ttt aay, ie see teaain ta alas Srver"Wl, Bone ee Sat x ack Jobaon) tora ball catapons a” tert we hte ae filers Shc way Wall scone nln Torts Thurs ou acon of tet he ores beret Berta tmteat “paces Wt tes ons ti cual Se base Saeco tiet is no hae Reet Wy Grids att ae seca. 1 ehte“tnt aaa, et a setts numa t went to nase Sad whan ge unenas (i eat ee ae frp cm i Pel Paige ait Sent ehusaet, avon: eta satiey that be She ig Freie gp ae Rameuncrensin scm Gk he ine ER Heary wen Shanon rink Joc Ber te most 283 jour thous to bere inch an tra fu that all ave nek Soe a arowghs tn" ocean Jatt sccoctee att tare vee tpt hry Wit Byte ene 1 Stet ectont Ws fad Destee Si"be' pompenta or ‘esas Tine "rbe'Noniust’ Sate ot Deter a reer hati Harry Wills has gotten on the nerver re the sport writers and practically aa eee te vane ty pom farcetbou te soetry Cite tas eet the taste Gane" ty oe tins pervs areal ese Bain het tame te cary at Batoler Sete ted oi cle sets acs seh an ty csi NOES 2a te oe Mats ie tel pene treiont tech top ie: Sabtiaty ows ote atl of try ee ea See caret snes net eras se pt sees it emer Tee ekttniniy ronan as eee enervan co te Sco wence te rec. We fh Ruttwure of ie etecne cone feat tlores tne rts alt Sots eter att of ae Waltnef feet he desir i song tncewaim Ce PATRONIZE OUR OWN BUSINESS ENTERPRISES. TO HELP RACK, ‘ies Ween aes: Cleveland, Ohio. Oct. 12.—There ix great deal Of talk amoung Nestoss Sul over the. ‘country abodt the Secossity’ of patronizing, rues ‘enter- rises. A Great many of hove who fo the ‘tout talking about this’ do fot always practice what they reach. "But they. are” ‘comtantly {ind something to do; end they ure few ‘opportusites “for Ue. traihed young man and woman of color. to fiat something {0 do; uid. tre. wos. santly “eursing™ out the white tack Feeaute they will nOt give. Negroes equal opportunities ‘There is noth: hg, then Tet for us t9 do: but greats business of our own od make these Spportunitien. for eur own peopl ‘To do. thle, we init patronite uk awa. rece” Muititations. Ament tha phase ‘of our life In America, ID: Canady bas’ the, following to sa) fiitorialy in. Portland, (Oresos} ‘Atvocote of which ‘hel edlter "We were. Feeenlly "very much Inverotted In a discumsion ‘we over- Heard aasoa.’ a nltber of ou people fs to why. they” didn't patronize ‘colored “businessmen. Ge ‘sald ‘easom for not patronising ou colored srocerieg wes thatonee pon a tinea Colored merehant “suort-chan ged itn find from that time 0" he vowed he ‘would never trade with’ a. covored ‘man. We wonder if sone while mer- chante haewt cheated thin mise oul ‘ot more than ait the colored busiueas man? However, ite Interesting 10 ote that he dil'not say" he would patronize enothe> white businecrman Rnother, aid: “I "wouldn't: gut my ‘mumey Ine colored bank for any ‘conmideratica, When faked his reason, he aald, "Now did't the Proeman’s Kank In, Washinton, D.C, 20" tok fn a ot of core. pede oose. thelr money? Ant ‘didn't John Alte Tha Jn. Washington, D.C x0 broke ind Tot Of rolored people loon tle ted ‘by whites which had boon close, Perhapn tale colored brother bad’ heard of the number of banks oper- ted. "whites which hal boen closed fauming thovenn. of people to loose thee ‘money. Tught here ig. Porlland the State. fank. as. recently tone ut of business, leaving many OF tt Patrons in poor fancy eleenmetan- bes. But no'one ha heard nyse "ble Perwon. say that hw world. not ent tay more monny in white banks. "Thie fase colored. than. it be had any money 0 deport ink. bank. "we Waser, would he fond ‘in the front Ying tn, 5 when hae other exenon fOr not pain te tromine boven oF hOtely condorted ty Nesom nn that colored, noone her rom Note the tay: minch ee sant’ta Snow all ahont ony bosine en Now there tony. he sore tenth Ia 'the Ieatoxense, Ft Tot thor tank, ft wilt Gono one no. evr and se yon fawn any uals, will ety averting ie "What tha cettbia’ teak naale to patronize eaeb other more, tm all Soret buna, for its only {hin wy we. ean, bectme a power ar Baan wot Whe (mar te tive atthe Stored nines {© pou‘apan ah the Seta of cone ucting hie buses, everthcles, it encouraged’ and palroneed, "he tra soem develop a fie pols that fo to take ap 8 buccal De nae, ‘atroniee your own yeope in ae = ad tp ats tive ber nd bier bude to te psvlo® MOROCCANS ATPACK FRENCH wit KNIT varia, Got. 18—While threatening ear cloode are ewhering hey The ‘Near Suetern sty" where” he Sime Brith feria are tempting, "to. bleck the "patriot ‘Turkin "Nationalist “arn. Tend by ‘Mustapha Kemal fresh om hin vie forles over the Qreek, news cones from Norther. Afia‘of5 war of bothering, im which "Worocean ‘Moustain tribes are allay shine sri inves sand” chunks of rock {Sra rom’ mete surged tier ain troopetrmed with machine fing alr bam. ast al atest ‘Rackioery ‘of mdern ‘vastare.with hia he Prenth vane ary te Tete wid, mountatnous coustey, atl nelle with thick sts wh nc Stn trex Sa Attack alone pooabl” the Frene ive em’ worded In naay Tene ‘nana to hand ates withthe warik {los be, Only the pain Preach eontzoh pore nthe pros fen ting whan all te const i stiredby henge, of the iia Hictorea” of Monapba’ Renal over era ee Gree ‘rhe tation. Morocco It trp) alot ‘heating eno Trench Afra edones. The Bish nl French Posse tices ve dete ip concerned ove the ndsrty et the imamig, Worl whee ranks are included the ferns and’ Wrest OF" we tees ‘OF Afien and Aa NATIONAL, SHORER gociery HOLDS FIRST MEETING, biti. ~~ aah Memphis, Tenn. Oct 12—Lawt Mon- day, morning Tarye’ number of the feaing” Negroes ot ‘the tate territory, “representing the ‘Yartout fecretnoctetien, Puch’ ap” the" Roya ele of Friends The We aten ent Women” of the Worl the. Order of the Tiactate, the Kaleis ,Pyth {ns the Seaton, the Novis Temp: fara. the Odd Palow, the. Masons tet in caltod etalon, othe New Prootpect ‘Baptit church and forme ‘in ormanization wnowa athe, Nat {ona eeretPrateraal Congress, to tect by and in, special ces tons, comprising. delegster and shetn ors font the ees Niro. rater AUT soetetlos throwatout te eoutey. “rie Rev Henlamin J. Perk, fo tor a the eve, wee ade president 1 dhe meeting, Prot fe by Chandler Stott end ‘tunes Wrekin rose. agont. president: Dr" De 3 ‘Fiomat, naiional”vie-presidest_at latye Prot. 1. Chandi, mtlont ecreiarys Te. W. It. Beaton, na {Seat aetietantscrcary, Carkadae Mis; ‘hiram “Haase, natons fsatant | soerery, Corona, Tan ‘er. Te 1. ilom, national te tee ety? Memb: Ten? 1B. Raffin ations wadttor’ James Ee Washing {on (editor the" Western "World fReparery, nation urnat; Prat Un avant nations teaser, Porte iy, ane "The executive committee comprises: ‘Rew J. Perkiny Deb, 3. Thoman, Prot, tae Avane, Prot Re Chandler {hd Reve Willan 5 Me Cutsheon. A seca! meetin ofthe epecuive com tilts was held Ssturay. afternoon ‘he Rendgbarter of te Wiae Sen ‘tnd Women of the Word, 318 Deal ‘Sveaum ‘Diss of the ovoeram, and plans of this orguaiean wil be anton: eed by Mr Weatiicon ter nono SERVIC “EN COMPLATY hance Diserimiativn hy Teaton Com. raza at New Orr vxNonNerNG LETH OUTLINE enecnan. averimigaton nist nee enon a pms ra ie meme ceceetah ag ot ate ee ee eet ea ie ‘San, 08°10 ta oa Sas” ase came Mit, ‘eta cd ee Cioder euro De coven? seine rots ea oa So aaean cite ne we ayes eae Beal Fede tome Bown Hime Blues, no Eee ka ee TATE. ge ren, ‘ait Ovar Ma. eal Bry torn 3 wash Seca cam mae Bee F cal She ‘tle ne Mine Rowen Sweet Dadar, Necorae Ti each, We ship 6. 0.1, inh Sgt Sn Te oe Mice a ie aire fe ; Sa ee ee i ae gaia ae ela eae aad gt) pa ere k Tey ae E we hoe Ae Se ark Lh sig | ay ES ig 9 ES te RT ey Se 25,000 MORE PORO AGENTS WANTED Equipped with the Very Latest Apparatus for Teaching the Poro System of Scalp and Hair Culture and all Branches of Beauty Culture Terus Moderate Diplomas Given Write Today for Further Tnformadion 2 necen, POREOUEGE | : | GREEN PARROT | JAZZLAND | Twas. wighy, ocr, 1918 8 | FLAPPER DANCE WIGHT Ait Selon seuat be Teh ee | Pc sesc meet an ee ig a en ee Mars, nee anl EOe Seen are formulated plans for «great number ot enertainments, nod. we are. Dost {ive that all visting tegionnalres wil fnjoy thelr ‘visit to. New Orleans Freate pase the word. around 10 all your posty, particslarly. the eolored Fotts, We" urge, that you “have. al Imguiries @irected to ate Le Robs Pythian’ “Temple, Saratoga, und Gruvier streetn, New Orleans” “This ia the boat and, net. direct evidence,” aia Me Maton tbat tae ver been roceivd that éatinetion Site and sexregation waa realty inthe Ameriean. Lagion,” ‘The tay fwho ts Geaienated chalrman ot the Special committer, eens, han no htc ‘connection seth the. len, ‘only. for thin occasion, 1f-m_covored ost were orvanizal there. none. of {iene Teter would have Deon Becera- ary PROVES ATL AND WINS PIERRE: DOM. (Preston Nows Service) Pittabarah, Pa, Oct. 12—When he produced ‘an alibl showing hat he Sanlu the rw commited, Ardioe Richinand, of ford Ave, was acquitted In Criminal court of the ett of clothing and revolver from. the ‘Rome of John Tanuy on September 29. 103i. ‘anes estfiod. that the elt 100% place on Seplember 29 and he 8nd Feoraepona: “RB. L. HOLLAND, M. D. ‘Physician ana Surgeon COttice 1600% Jackson Street 2409, Bate Bt, ottice "Phoas 6144 "Rea, Phone H. 1734 “Getice sours: 4:20 to 10:00 8 3:00 te 6 pm. Dallas, Texas ‘ease A, 8. WELLS, Attorney and. Councallor at Lay ‘Ste “Pyeuian ‘Temple Dallas, Texas, a45n De, BT, Hamilens Physician and Surgeon. Room 216 Pythian Temple renidenco 4308 "Thoman “Ave, Poanes Office ¥ b444; reeldence H. 4037, Ofc hours: 10 am. to 12m; te Sp. im; 7 to 6:80 pm, Dallas, acme whe ‘Dr. Lytle—Veterinary Surgeon # animals of ail Kinds, Ofice at Pew bles Undertaking Company, 910 Pearl atrest. Heurs trem? a. a. tat p.m X 1206, residence #831 Willow’ street, Dalisa, Texas, ee GRAND CENTRAL THEATRE Aurora Meredith was the pet ¥ Ce ee } ey See | ae Sines cede. tention of a visitor from. the bie. ig 3 i| cote sa mae it, See er"maliot ide woul gates GUS WE iy Mactan get oe rr fhe finaly “achieved her arate. Aor 9 ei see derea, won fame oad Oe ON ao fou ats wera oct _| SOG Slots ma enema Pestane c er eee cE Eee i Dorothy PRUNES fc ONCE TO.BRRY WOMAN WTA Rie SPeCime EAS “NAUOING RODQER AEL TINO: OCTOBER 25 & 26 A Roel Productions Corporation ~ OFFERS “A TUSKEGEE PILGRIMAGE” 4 ‘The unveiling of BookER 7. WasHINOTON woNCMERNT ” ieremes’ fon hie foe fenaie | eethent vine pene ae Scere ant ea nner Seria Something to talk about with Pride for 3 years to come! See it! Tell of it! rs peice eee jar ees J a bee ; * ee = Saree oe perdi 3 two ether witnets identified Rich- mand as the thief, Richmand pro- duced a record to show that on Sap miber 29 he wan in jell and tht en Beptemoar 30 he was tried and. ac. qubtel to. ermal valet OUR NEW HOME , a : - = ae SRNR TS AL THEATRE % ALWAYS ] BETTER ee PICTURES &% “ALWAYS: “ONCETO EVERY WOMAN” ee ron conan abot rae ia ```markdown ``` MOBILIZE MEN AND MONEY IT COSTS ONLY TWO DOLLARS TO JOIN. ASK ANY PYTHIAN ```markdown ``` M KNIGHTS OF PYTHIA'S SAFE MEMBERSHIP LOYAL JOIN BEST More Deputies Wanted 241 J. W. HUNT, N. G. SAFE MBERSHIP LOYAL FRING THAT BRING JOIN TO DE- BEST PROTECT More Deputies Wanted for Texas 2413 1-2 E J. W. HUNT, N. G. M., SAFE SOUND ECONOMICAL MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN LOYAL FRIENDS OF AMERICA, THAT BRILLIANT YOUNG ORDER. JOIN TO-DAY $1.50 JOINING FEE. BEST PROTECTION, MOST LIBERAL POLICIES. More Deputies Wanted for Texas and Oklahoma Address All Communications To 2413 1-2 ELM STREET, DALLAS, TEXAS. J. W. HUNT, N. G. M., E. J. GRAWFORD, N. G. S., 9-2-34 THE LIBERIAN NATION IS CON- FRENTED WITH A MOST FORM- DIABLE DANGER TO ITS LARGER FUTURE IN THE RUM EVIL. Cause the muscle jersey has the rear of it FONTE MAI LINE FOUR DE 00:00 LUN 1998 PAGR EBGT In the School of Experience we have learned that combination is the key to success. Combination of our strength in man-power and the proper conservation of our funds are the things necessary and requisite for a membership of Fifty Thousand and the accumulation of One-Half Million Dollars. Help us accomplish this wonderful achievement for the race by inducing race men to join the Knights of Pythias. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1922. Liberia cannot afford to lait a detached position in the united states, our un-cooperation with the United States, Great Britain and France in trade in West Africa that claimed for us more than any other act on our behalf in the Christian State by these powes. In the work of our office of the liqueur trade, shall we, our co-operation with the United States be considered in certain quarters as our commitments under the loan Agreement of 1811 to the United States. MAN GOES OUT TO SPREAD JOY; LANDS IN HOSPITAL. ```markdown ``` CONSTANT GARE—NOT LUCK Human history and experience have taught us that many persons believe that a head of naturally long and beautiful hair, a healthy scalp and a lovely smooth complexion come from luck, but they do not. Constant care and the frequent use of preparations of proven meni are the secrets. Use Madam C. J. Walker's Vegetable Shampoo Pure, thoroughly cleanses hair and scalp. Glossine To soften dry, curly hair. Composition Soap Superfine Bead Powder Cleaning Cream Hatwish Wetzel Hair Compact Rough Vanilla Cream The Madam C.J. Walker Mg. Co., Inc. 640 N.W. Stort, Indianapolis, ind. WEEK IN MONROVIA SHOWS ELECTION FEVER HIGH wars. No cargo offering as at present, and no cargo offering as at present, the German fleets. All cargo is being delivered by British Steamer from Leeward archipelago and the isthmus atmosphere in this direction. Everything points to an air conditioned upon the re-election of the British government. LIBERIANS TAKE FIRST COMPLETE CENSUS (Continued from page 1) flavor. It is piqued by more than one ingredient, owing to its very agreeable and mature flavor. It is often encouraged. It grows exuberantly in Liberia soil and can easily be grown in a pooled agricultural plan. Cola can be used in a variety of products. There are about six species to be more appreciated than the white flavor, higher stimulative and nutritional properties. Cola-kochia are the new addition to the Cola-kochia collection. HIS BREATH GAVE THE LIE TO HIS TONGUR; FINED. (Bv A N P.) LINCOLN, Iowa, Oct. 18 — When Rochelle Bentley before Judge Frank Kindle last Thursday, charged with bootlegging with the book "The Tale of Tale," he told her to "tell the truth, the whole truth," and to "let me smell your breath," said the judge. The judge look one whiff. "Thirty days or comedies," she said, out with a deputy sheriff. When released he THE PYTHIAN TEMPLE DALLAS EXPRESS PUB. COMPANY. East Indies Taught by B Complete Course West Amman 1 Hair Grow 1m Oil $12.00 25c East India Hair Grower S. D. L. V. Nebraska EAST Fought by Mail. Bell Fought by Gunfire. A General Amount seat at 1 Hair Cut. 1 Hair Cut. Lil Cig. 1 Face Cig. She Extra 1 Hair Grower, 1 Temple Oil, 1 Shampoo, 1 Presen- tion Oil, 1 Bedding Oil for Bedding for Belling 13.00. 2 Extra For Postage Mma. B. SAMPSON. Cash must accompany the VAT. Mm. for $1.60. That includes the er and Tonic. Come to or Human Hair goods for 2336 Bryan Street THE MI BAMPON Agents BAMPON all order includes the Hair St includes the Hair St Gifts for Sale THE MENTHOL ET PHASES Cash must accompany all orders from agents. Orders from $288 up. Try the Wonderful MENTHOL Hair System a six-week trial for $1.68. That includes the Hair Grower, Oil Temple Grower and Tonic. Come to be an agent for the MENTHOL Hair System. PICTURES! PICTURES OF THE LATE Highest ranking Colored Officer in the U. S. Army—and Bill Winnall, WORLD'S GREATEST COMEDIAN. Also 19 other subjects of world-wide fame as follows: Booker T. Washington, Frederick Douglas, Paul Lawrence Dunkar, W. E. B. DuBois, Tou曼t, LOVetree, Henry O. Tanner, Tanner Attucka, Soujourn Truth, Phillip Lerang, Coloridge Taylor, Alexandre Dumas, John Mercer Largent, B. K. Bruce, R. T. Greenner, Major John R. Lyle, Alden Wilmot Heaven. Heavily mounted, high grade workmanship. Overton-Walker, Dr. R. Moton, Dr. Emmet J. Scott, PHICE size 11 x14, 500 each for $1.75; $3.00 per dozen size 6 x7 (unmounted) 250 each; $3.50 per dozen. Life Size (10 x20) made to order. Every HOME, OFFICE and SCHOOL should have some of these hanging on their walls. Every soldier and ex-service man should have one of COL YOUNG. Show your race pride. Show your appreciation for the sacrifices Made by men that your might be recognized as a race among races. MENTHOLOLOW Hair Grower .50 MENTHOLOLOW Hair Tonic .50 MENTHOLOLOW Hair Tonic .50 MENTHOLOLOW Shampoo .50 MENTHOLOLOW Shampoo .50 MENTHOLOLOW Temple Grower .52 MENTHOLOLOW Temple Grower .52 MENTHOLOLOW Vanilizing Grower .52 MENTHOLOLOW Vanilizing Grower .52 MENTHOLOLOW Talcum Powder .50 ```markdown ``` Meritorious Printing and Designing