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GARVEYMENFOUNDGUILTYOFMANSLAUGHTER ALWAYS PROGRESSIVE DISTINCTIVE IN SERVICE EY MEN Returns Verdict of Who Shot Dr. Eason, in Garvey Concerns. GARVEY New Orleans Jury Return Guilty in Case of Men Who Former High Official in Ga New Orleans Jury Returns Verdict of Guilty in Case of Men Who Shot Dr. Eason, Former High Official in Garvey Concerns. New Orleans Jury Returns Verdict of Guilty in Case of Men Who Shot Dr. Eason, Former High Official in Garvey Concerns. Association of which the latter is head. New York, April 7.—The news of the verdict of the manhunter who killed Garvey and Dyer, was received here with general commendation by those men closely and remember how ten through the columns of his paper. The Negro World, Marcus Garvey, followed and remember the Garvey movement in the construction all who opposed his wild ideas and impracticable commendations, and others, who were often referred to in the Garvey paper in terms of their general opinion that Garvey and his lieutenants have very often indulged in deliberate and malicious inclusion of their followers to acts of violence. NEW BOOK PERPETUATES MEMORY OF BERT WILLIAMS. NEGRO WORKMEN IN PULL- NEW BOOK PERPETUATES MAN SHOPS CAUSE STRIKE. MEMORY OF BERT WIL- NEGRO WORKMEN IN PULL- NEW BOOK PERPETUATES MAN SHOPS CAUSE STRIKE. MEMORY OF BERT WIL- New York, April 7—The National Bert Williams Foundation has been organized in New York. W. H. Vodder, President; J. Finley Wilson, Vice-President; Mobel Rowland, Secretary, with an advisory board of the American Academy of Art. A. Baldwin Sloane, Alex Rogers, Jesse Shipp, Hamilton Russell and J. A. Jackson. The greatest monument that a man can have dedicated to his memory, is a true Book of his life, and of his life's work. If such a book can be made available when we pass from this life into a great beyond, we can never die. Such a book has just been published by the National Bert Williams Society of Laughter. It is the human document which the title suggests, and tells the life story of one of the greatest men in the race against the Booker Washington said that he was a greater man than he was before. He was more for the race than even he had done and why? Because he made people laugh. He men and into the hearts of the world. He wrote a book that really wrote the whole world. Mabie Rowland, a well known male and publicist, was William confidential adviser and publicist for years. She has made the spirit of Bert Williams to shine out from the world. When Miss Rowland first conceived the idea of writing the book, she asked people in the world of the theatre people in the world of the theatre in consequence of this lengthy contributions by George M.Cohen, B.F. Albee, the head of the Theatre Company, and Ship and Rogers, the Negro writers who wrote all the Williams and Rogers books, who write the entire preface to the book and wrote it as feelingly as it Bert Williams had been his friend Miss Jesse Fawet, whose articles inspiring, Hewey Brown, who inspired, Hewey Brown, who inspired the race, Frank Crane, whose criticism of the book is a gem and an inspiration to Williams. Williams Had Goal. Bert Williams always had a great goal in view—and ideal—it was to create a co-ordinated all of the artists in incorpora' all of the art interests and co-ordinate all of the artists in deaver. Every Negro man or woman painter, sculptor, actor, or musician would be assisted to greater inspiration and plan to work on operation. Every Negro man or woman continued to small group of the actors' personal friends and they have sworn to carry on his ideal and see it thru. He would be corporeted what is to be known as "The National Bert Williams Foundation and be active living momentum to the man. Miss Rowland contribution to the book makes her book. She has spent one whole year preparing and it is up to the Negro population to make it the greatest actor—to America's greatest comedian, by adding the book. --- Founded by W. B. King. VOL. XXX. NO. 24. New Orleans, April 7—A verdict of manlaughter was found by a jury yesterday in the case of William Shakepeare and Constantine Dyer, two followers of Marcus Garvey who were tried for killing the Rev. J. W. H. Eason, an opponent of Garvey and one of the principal witnesses who were to be tried in the Federal case charging him with fraudulent use of the mails. Dr. Eason was fatally wounded following a church meeting January 1, at which he spoke against Marcus Garvey. Eason was formerly a supporter of Garvey but following Federal indictment of Garvey on the charge of murder, he was sent to States mails left the Garvey organization and publicly condemned Garvey as an embezzler of funds of the (By A. N. P.) Chicago, Ill., April 7—When the Pullman Company employed six Colored riverside and sent them to work this week at their Michigan city shops, 200 white men promptly went on a strike in protest. Almost all of the workers were ascribed to the Pullman Company operates an open shop, the white workers found little difficulty in getting into the black faces. For a time it looked as though the whole shop employing thousands of men might be affected by the strike, but its foot down on the uprising declaring any men who did not work might leave, with the result that the men all went back to work. When the company was being employed Colored men in increasing numbers in its Chicago shops and at common labor in the Michigan city shops, the influence of Mr. Perry Parker, the veteran employee of the local man Porter's protective association that plans are being persecuted to use to dissuade workers, whatever they prove themselves qualified. Days after the strike was settled, a disastrous fire of unknown origin broke out in the 111th Street Chicago shops with a loss of 100 buildings. CHAS. MORRIS SPEAKS IN RICHMOND. (Special) Richmond, Va., April 6. —More than 8,000 white and Colored persons packed the city auditorium to hear presentations and bid the monster inter-racial mass meet in fostered by Boydon Institute Rev. Dr. Charles Satchell Morris Jr., president of the monster, son Charles Satchell Morris, Jr., famous orator, both of Norfolk. Jr., were the principal speakers. (Jr. was George W. McDaniel, the pastor of the First Baptist church, (white) Dr. Morris declared in part: "You can move a family or a tribe, but when ten million people take three centuries root on a continent that Alps to Italy. Since we shall forever dwell side by side, we dare wary of the dangers of either race to menace our peace. Mr. Morris, Jr. sali: "The South's paramount duty is to divest itself of the enemy in his hands and to cleanse itself of antipathy on the basis of color. The Negro's paragon is his hindrance, a farther faith in him than a manifest t.o. manhood in the ultimate triumph of right and justice, coupled with an inimitable douses efforts for inter-racial "Good Wear." Music for the big occasion was furnished by a chorus from the Second Baptist church and the Glee clubs of Union University, and the COSTS ONLY $1GO TO MURDER NEGRO. COSTS ONLY $1GO TO MURDER NEGRO. (By A. N. P.) Florence, S. C., April 7—It cost Morris Pearce of Timmonsville $100,000 here this week for the killings of two men in a Pearce shot over a financial settlement and in the court of general sessions was fined the $10,000 for carrying contempt. The Dallas Express (By A, N, P.) Williams Had Goal. "The Republican Party Is The Ship, All Else Is The Sea."—Fred Douglas. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1925. NECESSITY MAY FORCE RE-APPOINTMENT OF COHEN BY PRESIDENT. SIX ORGANIZATIONS MEET WITH KELLY MILLER AND ISSUE CALL FOR GREATEST RACE CONFERENCE IN HISTORY. NEW YORK LIBRARIAN UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AUSTIN TEXAS The Day "The Republican Pr THE DALLAS EX FOUND of n, NECESSITY M UNION OF M. E. CHURCHES MAY BE ACCOMPLISHED SOON. (By A. N. P.) St. Louis—The northern and eastern sides of the Metropolitan Episcopal Church finally have reached a general agreement upon unification of the two bodies which separation of the sub-committee have been working on the matter here. It is stated, however, that the agreement disbanded in Ripley, Oklahoma, include disposal of the Negro question nor of one or two other major churches of the churches would have to didecide The Northern group, the United Ripley, Oklahoma, includes its conference in 1924. The Metropolitan Episcopal Church South meets in 1926. SIX ORGANIZATION SUE CALL FOR GRE (Crunader Service). New York, April 7.—In complete unanimity in the opinion, based upon actual experience in the work of the Episcopal Church of African descent is on the increase rather than otherwise, the Conference of Civil Rights organization, 23 and 24 has issued a call for an All-Race Conference to be held National Y. M. C. A. Secretary also Addresses Student Body. Mr. W. C. Craver, National student secretary of the Y. M. C. A. Sunday and Monday looking into the work of the local organization helping to formulate plans for the student body during the chapel exercises on Monday and among the many good things he told them was the development of developing thinking groups who would really give their attention to questioning. ence and issuing the Call, express the hope that the Negro Press will give this call the widest circulation and that all Negro organizations will move in the direction of the all-Race Conference. It is the hope of the Conference that parliamentary action be responded in this case and that immediate action will be taken on a question so vital and important as the calling of this Racese Conference with the view of realizing a solid front against the ever increasing onslaughts of the enemy. The Call. "The world today has come to a critical period of its existence. Our society is in a state of crisis and situation. The promises of emulation and of full citizenship so easily made during critical period of life have given rise to the spirit of agitation among the race and a determination to thrust the Negro down into the abyss and to maintain him there forever. "Now while world readjustment is in progress and when other opportunities arise to the utmost to gain its rights and to maintain itself, must concentrate its best thought and energy to withstand and terrible onslaughts made against it. The race must be stimulated to constructive endeavor and must be brought into harmonious working conditions. The need is urgent, hay, imperative, then, for the assembling of a new society to consider the present position of the Race, and to devise ways and the hostile forces arrayed against it. CONVICT BEAT TO DEATH FLORIDA AND NORTH DAK TAKO CLAST (By A. N. P.) Tallahassee, Fla., April 7- North Dakota has demanded that Florida repeal its convict-labor laws at once. This breach of friendly relations between a State of the extreme north extreme South has been brought about by the death of one Martin Talbert in a convict lumber camp in Leon County in this State, North Dakota asserts that Talbert was beaten to death by a heavy whip in a whipping box "whipping bos" while he was unjustly held in a state of practical slavery. Martin Talbert was a member of well known family living in Minnesota, Kota. He was afflicted with the wanderlust. Out seeing the world, Martin Talbert was apprehended by the local authorities and hauled to Kota he met his death, it is asserted, at the hands of a brutal overseer, and some boy leaving a home of comfort to go out to see the world, some boy leaving a home of comfort to meet his heavy anxieties and thereby coming to grief. Martin Talbert is more than likely to come out of this tragic adventure, for the State of Florida is about to change its convict laws. Governor Hardie favors its Northern sister State against the system of which he was a victim. Governor Hardie favors the change. He has decided to demand of the legislature a repent of the convict lumber camp last week. It is expected that that body will heal his behest and the cruel death of a young, adventurous light on the life of this great State will be abolished to the great and lasting benefit of all its citizens. fare. He called attention to the lack of this type among Negro students as a whole. Mr. Carver is aware of something of the problems demanding thoughtful and unusual confrontation and an around the Negro blah self. He has faith in the potential of the offers and offers every couragement within his power to develop these possibilities. LY MILLER AND ISIERENCE IN HISTORY. and protection, to discover the force agencies and organizations which must be used that effect a United Race, and toodie ways and means for full and complete emancipation. The institution of the Conference must be focussed upon the following: Co-operation Within the Race and Between the Races. Unequal Enforcement of Law, Poenage. Calling and Specifying time and place will be issued later by the Committee of Arrangement's office. We begin now to move in this direction and the attention and energy of the race centered upon the successful outcome of the call. We end that our Race should at last achieve that improvement of its status for which we all hope and deserve. Signed: African Blood Brotherhood — Richard B. Moore, A. W. Domingo Friends of Negro Freedom — George S. Schuyler International Uplift League — D. E. McKinney National Association for the Advenance of Colored People James Veldon Johnson, Robert W. Baggs National Association for the Advenance of National Equal Rights League — James L. Neill, Matthew A. N Shaw, Winn. Monroe Trottier. National Race Congress — Kelly Miller. A CHAMPION OF JUSTICE A MESSENGER OF HOPE AUGHTER EN BY PRESIDENT. on in Republican Ranks to Solidify Negro Vote For . Admistration Hard Press- Tense Situation in Republican Ranks Causes Move to Solidify Negro Vote For Next Campaign. Admistration Hard Pressed is Claim. REPORTS SHOW FEW NE- WEST TEXAS MFG. CO. REGROES COMMIT SUICIDE. CEIVES CHARTER. The Bloc Majority. (By A. N. P.) PRICE FIVE CENTS nouncing that the measure will again be introduced in the next Congress, is undoubtedly laying the foundation for many sleepless nights for northern Republicans who must be prepared to face the challenge. This is particularly the case of Senators, many of whom will be compelled to remember the experience of Senators like Mr. Bush. The Field of Leadership. Dallas is rapidly coming into its own as a Negro Industrial and fashion officials of the Warehouse Last week the officials of the Warehouse crested a company, which is now creating a splendid plant in Dallas, reiterating the company's name, and Texas. The concern is capitalizing at $20,000 and it will manufacture soda water, ice cream, candy, bluing and building, which will be completed and ready for occupancy by May. It is a two-story brick with a basement and a large outdoor for delivery trucks and supplies in carlo lot. It is being constructed by the company which is being backed by leading Dallas and Media Capitalists, already operating a remarkably during its year of existence and bids fair to continue its growth. Final arrangements for the charter were made by Lawyer A. S. Wells, V. P. Phillip is president of the company, Secretary E. L. Carter is BUSINESS MEN SWEEP BLOCK DURING HEALTH WEEK (By A. N. P.) Alanta, Ga. 4, April. 6—The Annual Game under the auspices of the campaign under the auspices of the Negro Business League and sheer killed civil organizations, will be held on April 11 and for a period of a week. A Central Committee, under the leadership of Mr. Campbell, will formulated a program for the week. March 31 appropriate clean-up pictures were shown free of charge. The plant and animal life, will be featured at Malibu. The Stunt Committee has arranged several novel affairs that will be featured in order to stimulate Campaign workers, one of which will be held on April 11. Felwell blocks by a number of business men on Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. ing golf. A woman killed herself in two trains. A man because of a rotten leg signer was driven to suicide trying to guess the coming sping styles. ‘Local Business Houses Who Can Serve You Bett« ee, ee Ce Wy ef A ee rg DR.N. T. WALLIS, FORT WORTH DEN TIST, DIES SUDDENLY BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN’ LEAGUE MEET IN SPECIAL SESSION. PAGE TWO CRYSTAL DRUG STORE, 9 AGEN @ JULIET | Sey | oe: ‘SBRVICK) eric 4, Wee er es Rak Pon - ee wecntcon Watch Inspector (or East Balls. | Ti sino Yorry. Soot ioe X88 ‘2018 Him St ‘Dallas, i | 00D STREET GARAGE | Pir Gash, Serve. tows! ent | eto a eenn | eee: B-31-4t Faw FOND GNWING MACHINE | une rent | Pieh—ne | | Bis I | Ve Wee | \ | a EET I DR. N. T. WALLIS, § TIST, DIES § : i We Worth, Toxss, Apeil 7— Deo Wali, qromineat “Pe Worth, eatne sad” wal knots Seetnan dios. "here Trey fmomng ete titer ae Behl” nent Weancay atrnoon wb wo ein tte te cones Be ir, Walle been complaining | ean, the alttnoon “Weanesty| Sting why ros moe Se ersee ne py ana th ening Sukie ot ale President TI Smith of tbe Ne Dealer an Proenonal Men's Fixetetet it pelt enim Toe tay eo evn ssn tnd cana 32 chat aprea member ‘hin caalen. xn tomer mong ot the Doard ct ‘Duet x eit aan, Riker eae the fllowine Seomecdtion "as foul by tnt Bowie sae kon tna che fone tavertiung Oageirn tone See etc en romney ke'taegte and ams Sesecean’wity eames othe acommenthon ay arr secncanects tr the eee Seta ete bands ot 9 come TeagSf"av, to. workin dea Tie Sugeest the tte iow: i,t, were gh, eka relent ot liga Sitar” De Nara, Bedale propre at Gites fs elk ty BESAFA oat” ee WHAT HAPPENED WHEN ‘THEY WENT AWAY, | eee. aoe loin an rote tg Rew stn, eh Mase Sct She WP len’ pl aa (at ed Sateen Settee Sere ee Hii tas att wea Rana hie stn. ng tr ies Sane & serie ores ee Be Sere ya a Bester aon Bain Son eae hs, Set pit tice ss ‘Hope evorch. si a etme pa eee : Be Saar act Se ae SP UNG ieee a Rear eree ta sie eae Sie Ri sots feat chs es ac Se adhe onload Seat ¢ HWS OF THE DEAT, Scarce Ses OF Tie Dear, Aviat, Texas, April 7—The pu- pike seen ott en” Seer ate me wae by them ia the joint Literary pro- SAE Ng allo Rae eo Fe De vache te poner thie te ees or oe | eae Bb regard sever ok ber gee teats see eae ae fe ei Se Whitie! ‘studious Beng ne Sanna es ee aces Sear eran to eee ase wcaiee Taster ine eg > ai marie b wore SEG fe eric Bat Fee permet pile c80) 6) Re CENTRAL CASH GROCERY Ree gotta EF atcpe ath, ori a Gina YEA KOON Earn ett ae ae contin ECT ok Pag) LA Senta” BS" seria DALLAS BAND HOUSE esas te eens | ory ir" seme BAS pean lantot gaa Rae onc rhe Mant serena "Dae est Taos sa tai of a ie. soy 3 aah ree ae eS ger™ Paterna ce & Pippy etiras 9 seater saeco on Beer forsee hc Baa, oo | tn and as 82 whhsto, | Seas $$ ‘ORT WORTH DEN- SUDDENLY | eee | ministrations... he. grew steadily | ora, The ent came tle morn Be tae aos Oa oath ety rr ae in Ce eee sn tee ieee ear Pa tas ec eet eerste ciate ee toe en ae Pythian and SZ degree Mason. Ree Se Crem ‘completed, AE en alien pcaeke Tacs: tent wae a ene peare tenn cy, edie soc hc Soares ee ee oe sm ae feces Satentes 2 cat ere eee Sgt eh rade teat tae Semen oe © eee BAe ac cut toes bite staal an ttet {April 217, the following committees oe Ei. wee meee ees me: erect ces ceo |maittees will offer their reports for Reese: | ic, Ht Bmith, President. i HU'Rrith, Protdent Oh ip vmioaiene. Soe nods Seavag ot the stite Sry an ec oe Fle le oh ut Sacre aa “tan ards and flowers from students nd teachors at Easter gifts, Supt. Sehr ae hata dat itt areca es bara Seoretuiarenate mie eae Sore ax cian wc sn, eo he tas Sree <r sateen ot at Se nee Sn a atts tate ey ee ek So rece ‘Wines of Dr, W. A. Bailey, ec seat ads aS Ree Ses FESR? ote iach duet Saat Paint tr see oe a Sromoni he en emvcsraarts deacrs 2 re tye tide feat I Sa ce ee ier oe hie sect as eects eae Rena Ro ht ani a ae chad site ata Sis taa ete otk Godinon, 1081 Dedd atre-t Apr. 6. reunions Sete By ocean aera oe kat ys sens, dura. : ee CARD OF THANKS Hratnt ‘Set taant bat’ [tom during the sven and death fears Fey oe degurted thus life, March the 27th Ate ate ha cose ae qe a ; me i ae PH DALLAS AXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 192 We recommend every Advertiser on this Shopper's Directory Page and clsewhere | is this Paper, too, for that matter, t> every reader who would be particularly well served. | PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER =-0=eronensinseseeor=mnmn PEOPLES DRUG STORE | Beceem | CHAS. SMITH f), nwsas sere ames rae eee rerio Sa Pas wien | GROCERY | 2 emer RICHERSONS CAFE a Cor. Central and Hall Mere oscar gli ras peat ina Pat MARKET, |) 2 isms ese oer Pla, Sason orient chicos Ghaster Park Talloring Co, nas wi caaee worn itary Allen and Juette - f) yep tanonixo” | aeerenae tren wet I ty asking for your pat: |! Steerer Grane ey Saeed eae fe Soa | won TOM |S || tay, skeet atm ate! 1.5383 ~UNEEDA CLEANERS net Sends» phe ements | wt ri few paizag atvnase” ‘| ren commun. Phong 1.0610, 4794 tan Be PUB, COMPANY | Hats Cleaned and Blocked | cel Hiciaies rreing! 0 maa, Poe abana | tol Desens al CARD OF THANKS — [eet0e*, 0 hereby piosent to you{ wraps, were trampled under foot as Abilene, Texas, April 7—We take, inie method fo thank our friends for the. kindness shown us during the denth of out daughter, Zelma King Eaporially the Civie League for the floral offering. ioral Siru Willie Prince, Mother. ‘ ue CARD OF THANKS 1 wimh to thank «ne many fronds and ‘Telauves for thelr. faithfulness fnd_never tiring, assistance shown mo during the sickness’ and death fr my wife, Mra, Mette Wilder. T thank “each lodge Calanthe and Daughters for their Kindness, and beautiful floral” offerings. Henry ‘Wider, husband. SMGH SCHOOL PUPILS TO PRE- SENT PLAY. ‘THe pupiia of Washington High lsehool will present a character play "Bvery Youth" athe wuditoriom lof the new building on the night of Apel 17th, Come and see. your jetliiren in’ the drama and at the fame time see the building in ‘whieh your ehildron epend the great (er part of the day. "The admission Is 26 cents to all, Benefit of Yeus ‘Book. OKLAHOMAN VISETING I DALLAS. | Mr Chas, P. Powell, rouident, of ‘Oklahoma City” and relative of Mr. “A. Adatus of the elty, Ue vaitng. In Dallas. Mr. Powell. expects to" re main in the vity for several weeks. 2.800 HEAT WILLY SUNDAY. aa ear Cotumbic. S. C., April ¢—-2,500 colored ysis, crowded thoir way fate the ly" Sunday (Eaberns ere ‘Yesterday moraine’ to" heat Bendag "prea athe special er non aetiered for thols group 1 ean the. first opportunity for thet hunt the tanten gymaaatie era fue p' solar oti. cua for waite onl. Tule aid not at et. "tho spirits his andienee, however and hey hang, on, ever sword tiered hy the eloqsent “Bly Trany of ihe sulence sneaning and ineverine hie questions "wilh tr ror" ne. singing Ted by “Sunday's borat leader, Ms. ModeNiarer, we festa! for loeks ‘around’ "tS Vag irae’ conereeation ‘ewung. im be ind the Teadorseseatent sole, [While they shouted in their seats nov Noster Mi the “any duet rat Neaving the effect 0" be ee i, bythe pasion oto Cored ebtrenes_ sa" Geir retar’ sevice, itor, Richard Carat ot the "hap iste sad. ‘E i. Wireman of the See "caren wok ‘aeive ‘pert tn the setae SERVIELE GAR, 2vATRS. CADSR anne UENO NI Oe rans, IMoe_Demuncition of U.N. 1 A. ranch Fontes ladter Mayes | *Iancorsing im Crow Taw, { rip nen Miele’ New Orleans, 1a. March 23-— te eapecting sensi rare tafe patna theo eal" braneh of Te ‘Univereal Neer provement At sation are Garver’ oreanteadon, as, the. re sic of the ata su lata to Saye estan a whieh rou ‘¢ wot em, amombers of The Gene Loa reat 'on record ar upholding and ox Mocing. Jim Crow law, “declaring tat, ke our Sim Crew fin" that ‘they datend the. burt een ftp eter pleaded that the maser ithe ali mareeiance to which jver ning the murder of ‘Dr. Eas Mm the “Garvey organisation in note. elite Garverten rave copies of i letter tothe ite pret and. Publeeon in the solemn ‘ot. the ftemay papere has aroosod tar stom of protest and tudignaton. a ete oie of he ar rows “Foe Utter, the fal text of wed ellows sas refers tothe. meas it‘ ten tery vr Orleana, Lx. ob. 16, 1922 ‘Mloorable ‘Asati “3. Méshane “Aagor, City et New Orleann, ht Hat *Sronored x SNe am Beibert ot the New gash. Svan a th, Pave fries eters o@ tha me ‘ngxsiation thet wands form pris gee pct | CHAS. SMITH, GROCERY Cee MARKET. Allen and Juliette Ts asking for your pat- foraass Prot aa Cured meats of all kinds, ex takieaer aie H-5383 DALLAS EXPRESS == eee feiees Sua mon, rit Negroes, do hereby prosent to you Our erevanice for Having Deon call ed undesirables by womie newpaper on date of January 19 and for be ing dangeroun characters In site o the tect that we. were fora. Louisiana graduated, from Lovialana sehoole and are property owner and nx payers; never having been srreted before of considered. base neighbors by any one anywhere, sie ie true that some of us are not chureh members, nether have we any intention of Joning church nul we find a leader wno in truly folowing Jn. the footatepn of Jerun tnd caring for ye hongry and nak children of the poor, Chrieans hon there wil be ho need of fave lle" courts,"but' the "majorly ot howe “professing. to" iead “are bas blldingbeastat homes for” ches fives "and buying” beautiful nate fnchilee white they fool foals abow Bel tire Yor ving “rhe Univeraal "Negro, inprove meat’ Avsocation a ov church, ou fb. owe, our ‘theatre, our” fra fernal erat and. our school and wit "nover forsake tt while. we live fettuer""wil’ ner men”foraake i ice fear bas crept" into our" heart feenune of the pofe'e continued im Kerferenca with our smectings We sre strait that some night ema ave" seriou trouble “On one hand. we hear of men een and Trends speaking of leavin New ‘Orleans to. make their homes fisewhers: ‘Therefore. we appeal ou"toTead_ our consiation th ou may" kaow what our organi ion ‘sands: for" Then ip. "us roming out 10 our meeting. on: Sum ny might amd annoy Or em fore that New Orleans ia’ ety of fale play. even for ie most homoi tnd Iesciant law-abiding” black cl faona ‘ar well ar aw abiding’ bin strangers Sve ke your ‘sm Crow’ ws i nat they defend the purty of races ted. person married Yo any. bat gr eanaot become ttaer ol our, orsmleation “re re no members of the. No ero 00 ot New Orleans, which [componed "ot that tans’ whoa pening che oc oitating. fen whites, with card parlen, at fine erties stadying”Spantah Jac bes ae. to paaw for anythin bits Negro, “oereby geting Jenanes. (0 associate "with you, W jar ‘not “ashamed ot" the “race whieh we belong ahd re fot Rint dod made ‘blac akin, “an Henk ‘hair because He desired Jsxorea Aimee in that (pe eat aa in any other Swe are accused of being. tn pct ie marae of who es faally shot Int sige ia heat San {f08a, "OF thin we ‘can truthful nay, we know nolning. We dono. fever, that Me. ason ‘was Mrandsome, Yatligent, money-spend ling "woman chaser,” if" "he. oul ‘ovr mo doubt he would tel fhe" word’ dint ew ‘Ocieana i ldsneoroun piece for rangers” linaige ix feat xind ot n eame. *Srherefoen, mar we expect 70 x) our movie oa “Sunday night Meith m momtae of peace snd bro ection that 30 thay feel ane oir eine i New Grran “peeing arto ct you wil ale lun te Justice "end cotdration Ws Meverre, we 27, 5 "Mery repectalty” yours ‘har 6. Dam, FR. ‘Sire Bite tata.” "Mian Flores Watts Youse, “woluntary Commitee of the Unt lverma Megro improvement. Aaso loation. WOULD BLOW UP PAMOUS © CNDAER CHAOS REXONED! | se ena, Ml. Mar, 22the enter tates Cate 308 1. 5th St, Jovept Gorman, propteoe, re-opened Pu tra after having coved for’ mor tan "a yeas, war tombe at 3 clock" Monday, oraay” he, blac aaeen ‘loc by"averoe ot fore icge wants‘ the drat Court tay Bhoce vas ihe owaet then Gay “smal dames were on tothe ye he bean” where Beary black ‘poner tom exploded Py rete the rar and cocanion of tho anton terete the fon nd Kenan revelers Tn to apenic. The tae of te rede cpa, rome reat, men shoot od al vat ana end turk or ote je coves ned oiled crashed Bere Tete, cee ae nok EE EEE EE EY BEE SNS MEE CIEE EE OE OES, Petar ee nye | 7 ‘Your health depends Lee Pbet aus | 5 = | op SHOE i a. Bere mes He —— =o | di i LONGWEAR sic> | ¢ A FAMILY SHOE STORE, 910 ELM STREET ; PEOPLES DRUG STORE Remember we are tn business for vont heals “tell we our ve iroubia | Tm. summ, paor, | howe M s14h09s) co. Central” apa Hal aenieat i Anderson Pip Hick Ghaster Park Tailoring Co, FINE TAILORING sollelts Your Cleaning. Prowsng dad Dying. Pain and Fane Drei hone H-tze6, Comer HALA: & CENTRAL, poe UNEEDA CLEANERS Cleaning and Preasng Lalies” Work Specialty Motte: “omers aie service, we ‘We Give iu" Poe H-00K0 ATL Mall Tint “leaned and” locked ©. B JACKSON, Prop. aia ‘wraps, were trampled under foot as Moss “they wore so much, trash iNShitimering” silken nd laced ata “Fora and bs fons in the miliners art were torn: find tea's hats and overcoats were ‘rushed. and. bedragsied, In the poll ‘moll rush, from mind pletore danger. ‘The quick wit of Mr. Gorman saved the ntanpeded men nd women fom cing inured. by. a crush at. the Aoors, THe. humped on a table and Wetree ‘Gheatenadh the’ orcheate ier tare 0 arches rack. up lively" Jase and. things fentimed ‘the nial saiety. | Meantine ig squad of police ‘nad arrived. The), began an ered: ate Investigation. 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You have our writen, binding, mone beck gmrunig wth very porches td cn depend on oar goods to bs - rie est” bushrees eating Dalla sins ea detract roe | Need pease leprelnd aga Pap fen ton broker of Daas Sed {Sings eroater:bosnens Wee ope tment, ean nnd ta ‘Sli cs oman ot Money? loaned. We Joan you ‘more _ a0 fcenge you teen You are tte eating ith om Klar & Winterman 2812 im treet Dalle? Target Pawnbrokers Remember the" Number Took for the Nam aan Ik fm claimed that the re-opentag Jot the cabaret yas bitterly. opposed by @ great many people living tn the tnd ward and tat the bitterness has dally Intensified, aod that thie Jay have een the cause of the ‘bombing. ‘Another theory {a that “certain Peep pon Shyer Mr pre ae ei ee GLASSES Correctly Fitted. PAY ggg & WEEK D. I, WILSON, Optometrist. Ss et Shaw's 1524 Main Street READ THE SOUTH'S GREATEST WEEKLY THE “ DALLAS EXPRES"'S publaded at Dailan Texan every ate Srduy, old at 1408 9th swe. Caw ‘ngelen Cals “Pons or. mall yoet owe t 3D. DAMIR WEEWS MAID {ane um reoy tow Anecion Cab Tor terior sacoraanon write & Can, 100 W. Green #reet, Pasadena, at, Agen. = competition, became furious and engineered. the atlempted de- ees ciad asta For Sale—One Four room house at Mineral Wells, Texas. Write or phone Mri. Hilla, Russell, 2620 Noes avenue, Phone X-2002,. | 4-T-1t C= | Texms TOWNS | a) [bl ssssssssssessssssesssnsessesesssesssssssscssnsesonteasrssssnsessnensees setae gn _——— se “ 7 pee or a bo ? a aa jaa eae be ie 2 i in EL GE PT ee FE ee gee OR he Ps s wee ee oe eee Hrs. ily ‘Burgers of South 18th Mette sey. Sontay mere taest Tan weoks rhe dete te vived by, Several elder among ‘Whom are ur aon, Geo, Hansa rly argent a grand and’ feat eran hl ren Hor femalae waa prepared for ranmportation to Satu by hactater'e be seodyt to wniek ‘ce ae was sipped Monday saht Eetompeied by ereral tombers st the faa ‘a forsee, ison shipped bere tof varies, “We ans Of Wellington,” Kanaan” « Vlrmet Shuatn of Remo tnd ate of Toma iatgrove, and Ma James iburae sts"anipped hereon Tueday rex: Ing of lat weck’ for ‘burl Mer body wasnt by Undertaker. ic STorantora aud interment was face'tn tbe New Connery, San jures two dauaitery, ope ot, her iaiand her feer and oto re ives moar her‘lom Double fomeral of to satrs olde bis “Maran “lth and hat iter Mix, Georg Brasil at ie bare, were anigpea here, Suny frei Yor bane kre Shy whe ‘Tort aontanes athe Bosidy ot er alte nueva to to tfc st eart ube, an was ft to Bat onto the feat broad, fal Towa’ inten aye tate oy re Biase incit” mother "aaving aia hoa wan thiopa hore tor oe ia stan Sun welt. monn’ ao. She fone ot these “tro. young omen "ran held" ‘Sunday’ ening From the “Conath ‘apie. share SStducted "ine ners We Marea Solon pastor, “Ay near ag could te rnetbared Ol teat as ihe ent doce tones! “ever Tas ‘Mere mang Gatored penis tet was indeed'S very maa ete Fae eee ters wars sar Gf ues ‘twston Willa tnd ee Franch Newson of thi lt: Tey Size ‘sccompeniod, hare by. thee Tesbants ud wth reaivs, One Kaveri ‘baby, ‘whe wil be Sacer ttl tee -ia SGitiaae, Phare eeualns wate ld weet ag ne, Rowe entery "by thdrtauer ELC. rantod vith ine hutGhes—hwMasnle lodge and“ Heals ot Teche itiated, tie sonal Mhankonte fae period Bundayevdiag” a3 hod ats the Bead atest ap” tac thareh a “aplenid "program tre rendera ‘by members" ot tha Thder Me “eerhon wee daliared Oy the ter, 1a saiders pastor of Warmans Ghapei AM B: dure very intersting. Biter posta ffatrendered ausiay ight at the Terai Hapte ehreh the pro. fai conited of «play autect Ehosotial cus ‘der ‘ww wuss pie at Msn Se, Bette Ccrawfor, tate wat fr Bied oy" hm 3 As Talor Sunday. night marked the clone ot a very ndscntal evita Whoh Sladen uter way for mor” than {ier wecka at te Mt ‘lon Bap. UeCeatich At he lon of the so Mtoe 'Sonday" night at Wayman Ehapel Ae B Ghureh, De Je Tatton ‘Gnmownie the benranes 12 Tela Neo eat Week Be: Mawton ated hat tit Seer hace ‘wosk had ‘ben aed se Siat‘ynars ago bythe ie: Boner stwihinaten,tnahe “treed at Erery eit take noetnry Bop fo Siggestd their heathy leaing Sp'thetr aay, nr hones in gee Sh el ath aytema Personale—Mra, Sam Srngfllow sho han been fil with dlphthera oP haat weak en proved St le ‘enung ie e Moore, and WA. Jackson of Wiebta Bae” otored over ane, Sunday ton. Bris’ wag ‘guts of par Sn rand bok Brice. of Baath tbenth, stent," Mogre was, tut Si his mother Mee bate Dinmon ot "South trent teat. orktnn” consected withthe ones Sod" yaiee ungertating company usu wa the ety ‘Sunn, IE converation ih otters of the Moody "Undertaking, Gee and Man Le'Moody tormor sinaret tine Nooay” Vauertking Co. In Spans with wr. aat Mrn 8. Dew: foarte oa Puenday night Shc weak Yor Omaha Neb. lt ‘sic, Sure Sata Ht van geist an Sunday ot Mrr‘and bres John Mens Ettne South Ht atret De: Oe D'Biemontgs wan fined ast weak By wife anoeh to Bu dll Mend” Mea tout” Berry hae tight» alee teme on South 8th eet al whic viac they ate ne dings Men he Gay apen the weekend in Cameron. ‘Aillene Men lms King was fail Injured nano neideat Shieh rota im death Zo beurs Tele ite Now rst‘ E'aroce’ were soicaty isred Hi Bec ata Po oa acento Suted ine Nicht Maren ive Ee aber aaa an rere with wplend progr {ho thing Bundoy in Apel atthe, Me enue,” "mhechuzenen "had ister Sant’ ior th chionen uae {sy morning “tnd afternoon, Ai stron rol attended at at lon st “Sunday. hors Golig Bleached aC 31a. a A apendi isterproeram, ‘won rendered at Fon Ge ts chach na ad Spears “at “aight he hata Jad reno"Brorswaog i fy woke o boxe ouot) Sunday scoot st Bethel tite "propremive onder the" ender Ship of bn. W. Dizon ‘yee — Te ual serve ove cated gut at Dethohem De Eovas reseed fn sernoe Site Wine, aon Todt Blt Morgt favored them with a aweet solo. Re- jerowa enjoyed & drama which was Sp 10 dato tn erery rapt. Banat fea ray’ day "Mea Beach Beek femulo' 000, ‘A lareo ‘pet female 4000, A large ‘pr feat’ of them opeaded, “At night sr approprite, propa san render fed under the direction of Miss Ruby Simmons, Serrees at suse Craget fete seotany ane" Mee chapel oraing sad" ice retaraed ihe vis te aight and 3h Seed a fine’ rata ers Dak fooderd han aceaptsdihe aatoraie we Uatvern Ge chur Ae Give Mebunal has sotraed’ from ideal, where the ed ves set Tenia ‘Died Mr Hel Robertson Wiles ‘ast hide Infant Sunday morning, Apel" tat howe of het orate We Bin street Taurment 1 Gounty “Line comviey. She was tho young wite of he Waymen Wit burs he Wesaathlo Bab wad tn tht ant Priay and fornia fans to a argo Gove ats ta vet at K of hall hin Blow itether at Mollrd wan in thee last rudty and seteraay. One® et fhe. tone Tamtsag’ pines oe cae eaeon "was else at “Fldey fod" dalsttay" wien Praiie Veg ‘towed bes wih Toxae Cotoge iErge and’ ontunane’ crowd an pecan eh tay Me aad Be. WF ee iteret ere in Sestinenl” Me Bi Mefuriadd’ of vert Worth Reorteiae As ouster Ais allie Cantona era ‘Aelita muting salon pro: foe te Kalle Meraden Satoy Sain iho ety afew dee tak tek: iting’ ites "and attends Magic banbess Mist Mary Allin itn ‘to annernte is martes’ ot Hee"anoetter, Mn Bertha afen ta Kev. “tinkWoodara at Baian, Te th Tuceiay, Apel the ‘The Sida’ aet grat ats bots oat iowa snd foved by at who XSow Ua" aers ats of gustan ei oduct tie vertal at free yas Staite glam th. Bue TA Apr mb We aE at re ee aide vine met sit his Aa Tanks on iat ready evening “X ively Bible dcecdon Wan’ atioped tf ni grin atone: be ae ae tsiog nea of siento sath, Re inn tat ake ites rani t, resis of the rening BGottm ‘Soa nas pedo the fotoelag: dei ‘elntne?* hme Hen oknon Peay Aierander Ent Dovaidoon Rexte “Willams ejor‘Wolland, Mae Vath. “The Wi Me ot etna Bape Sharel ‘naa “eollucted abott trae IanaS sas’ of eee te ro Grpian home, Taey tio. sent ee culls iothe Dicks Orphans, Sines Sadia en Ta coooente it sur wltea bed another ok, Bi" Afrabam Nationa" Chat” Gove: ict SE'the Galton Age han sold Sete inthe Alfted Avast finch located in the oll belt de et n'Pree.Slone’ Gaunt ie Weal lehed competing taking {He Stel Ueno elt foe neat SE pyle the Golden Reo Lodee haar Sin diselin le paresihg sly. ant uae exablsied ik te Attstnces oes se Uvonaer: The We ACM Cece No 1 Ue eatehem et March S0"t tie trtdente tie be Blakes loses wang Sis opened ‘ant te Tenn an taught Oy the, pendent, not et esa recone ts Geotain, antl program wae tent Sire ‘an "onfoyed by ll"A dal ocd ena "was ove nat meek fog eile Roa ‘wi are anaes (Skagen “apes dit Met oraes Scuanen: whe unecrent sn oper tion some he ago han reered Hi 08a ne ape. "the Golden hain held eastndaetalation. at Se ony at My meh a iude"Ruttinn “ot Chandler” pent {ie ‘weokend’ with Mrs ‘Besea Dooxtutsa tae’ Prats View Boys rece nope atecatoed “se ese Bones cod in Ce homes of ex Seats iw ‘testes ie. vis ema i othe ek ath beste IMcthey ‘home ot Mie and ie Horne Cooper, Wert aad treet Becting “shpleton. ute and sie Sia" Ganvell‘cnerthinet riday tenng hog net how sting Sweet 70. 6. carlin See walter ot ratio View: Cor ft were aiafor ‘igh, Mar ath ‘ude entertained datirday™ ovens Ine sich wilt and fumeheos Donor {tg ‘Tree Wood) Mess." caral Waiker tnd’ Matin ‘of on re De enato, entertained her’ Ghtsch icy tant theaitysveniug aft it wasnee Dart fhe nolan hit nova ae Served. \Wiehua Fale—Ths “ and 1" club it meet fsraday tho weal lime. ‘The tease verve, Batureay by thle cub was quite a tices ‘he Prisln Art tnd Give lab diet wid ae, On Wc rida, are 28 tia bear St weak tha aden browunt some very aice work. Ieper ten (voto were ocd, after" alight” soll Gear" ‘cb. Sujourted to "meat fait Bs," ower tne” erro Butinen‘Ledgon is wide, awake lveanluod, Warougn efforts o€ ie Teuge’ thos "counell has Ipuenased “a ‘tet ‘ot fend “be Berita’ fectecin Park for ott ae amy goo hing the nee ang. foe" ule betterment ot ont peo, PSS: Waldrop was, noses to the dice Bowpenie eins Weanesany MASS H*Aie ae oust routing if Sutnoe the lab neat « dsghe fus"secla” hous wid the, Ronea frtroueh te etter of ite "mem: Bertlpcominiise some very cond workers ave teen “added tothe ub within the let ce weak The oderated isons’ sis “ito fee Monday, Alaeh withthe ietmiceney sasciety at Nedenen rif{— DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 19 Hor the cated dinaaat Geen aie fore "cles drened rane “Mr Fred "Powell a . ‘esoo Foner, inion. sire Prot Trimble stopped rer, few ayn ta route from Beaver vo Met hs tbe wih hs fay Wear [tragn and” to nae Profit ii ‘i " Walle ‘ere conducting revi rene ac Beast shen Ren ‘Harper stayed ‘at Prof. and Mrs Fete Toe who didnot he Kove Harper mined stata ipenday at 3pm, Rev. Monga enced” ths ahel sera tate oor of ‘sneak karan Shapes ae Share Re chareh wa fled to veverdowing ule a number"blag tnd te se otateton Sra hore but ery ator gropra tras rendered: ara Me Or Bale W Bana Mim Gitte Foster B P Anderaon Chapel wat thet. aain sundae Fa." ote fhe ape ‘sanitary {he Grier ot The ara Bae” a HL Dyer of ‘the ‘Getury Chapa ied ee Patten eat a te Secon ot Rey wan chapter tte a aitcon “Art vending tne ‘oat proerant “ringed Wythe Grane: dangles: le" Ose Pore force Tee sroemm, (eer, Manera table, te a wont ‘agnn, wet lad to ay "Stevia Siedited” sees a "Bus OuapeL, 3e choee In the shat af or Gmnpece wat eat Yo. Gunso te pce {he suave “noma foe Sena and “Cour of Galanos He al brent the Kevan tench Banda school war Mery wa tented. ‘hey? witeht Sabuseh got Mnumber Sindy easing“ fae rena “ofthe labor of Ret Berar “Fand Mavier Winn ot F. A, a Goes ae Spec Ease rogram. wil be rendered! at ai ho urea ae per [Bento wit clove May 18. Sat at parents wep neu Nattrea Feioot" ae’ ovtepa_ and anaes fanol_do"ceit tat vite aly four children “ante ‘ive thea oer vet peer Andren Cel, A.M. We lars prove to nol tne nee tne iat Sanday Rebet aad ters lr eingnanifena ka 90 wer ton by pastors S70 x. fF. sed '1. 0. 0. C. Thanksuiving sermon de- lived oy nee'G i Movean Dy b from ive See ot Basten a etre eis amma hashing roma ‘he chaser wastrel {o°srertionig tt bam soreee | semtord—Sinday Seg wu Inet itendad Baaday. atenases Tibet tin Dyke and aay Moton rendered becuital ac program Condty Sight. ar of Buamtoratesolase eet Huda Suntay to partepate th iw Anniverasty "at ee CW Bickean ot ihn, Moe. Sam one hastened tothe it tee ‘Bridge ets” see an Alice Bi ‘Stamford Voters. Colored people of Stamford, should remember that election of schoo sut-irustees wil be held this mont and it will be to our advantage t consolidate on this matter. Choos the men best qualified to act a your spokesmen and then ssa them in thelr actions for the oo! ot the community. The present sub- trustees have labored under and! caps, yet_much good have been se cousplished” whils” the results have not been as fuecossful as desired 0 tren "expected, they aro. at Teast Fralifying. We’ are pleased ‘to. men tion tev. C. R.Mobertaon, out st Aerpriaing eroceiy man as one of th leaders inthis move for better elt teenahtp. ‘We also note the fact ha the sehigol has made better progres under the prineipalship of Mrx. Mo fon than at aay” other” time We sincerely’ hope "that all good elt fens ‘will beatir’ hemsetves. tn ‘the Hig “aection’ to keop Start st TMemember that tie duties ‘ol your sub-trusteen are construct Father than destructive. Thelr pare ‘mount duties do not’ conslst. in be curing or intimidating teachers wh fre Fowerians 0 eh campo Yrrangten caused by’ the std neplec Or tiesiae training. Gaineeville—Al!churcher wort well attended Sunday. A Buster pro fran was held at the St. Jame Methodiat ehureh Sunday night, Rov B. J. Brows held ia twonty-e000sd anniveronty Easter Sunday mit the program started Wednesday ight and closed Sunday might. Th fourth” and fifth gradea “pave a Banter play a the © A BL chure Friday "aight and ‘wero _siceesata In runing’ $6.00.- Prot Seaton let for ‘Ardmore atterviniting the. cl for a" fow days. Mr. 8 Davinson vite and daughter Tet for Ardmor {o tu!ind the funeral of thelr ence Mion Aw Mitier han returned. from Fort Worth, where she visited Sat lurday ‘and ‘Sunday. “The” Imperial Jubilee” lagers aang’ to a Tare audience "atthe Corinth. Baptin fhureh last Monday” ight; the rogram was enjoyed by ail, ‘Min Bertha Wibura left for. “Denlarn Sunday for 'n short tine, Mian’ Patten returned to her home ft Sanger Monday evening after spend Ing Saturday and "part of Suda with Mis J. Witburn ot Gatneevite ‘iiss. Brown and a trend of Den toon spent Sunday th the ety. Skin try “orchestra. of "Denison plare AU Baudere tall Monday night ta 1. Dison of Oklahoma City” apen Sunday tn the elty. afr. Ba Ly Black ‘mon was in“ Denison, Satu lay Prosdlng Eider of the AME chureh "waa at the church Sunéuy Prelding” ‘Hider’ Johnson "and. i fuarteriy meeting here: Sunday. _Iacksonville—Sunday wan an ex cellent “éay for the pecple. going choreh. Ter. Christopher, pastor. ‘the’ Presbyterian ehureh” filed \suloit, ‘acetoen wea eee aaa eee nc CREME two ateoacs aipaina: hho preached ‘vo strong "sermons. RPS Sata? ofthe henga esteten arc o's eee setsmcs Sunaap'st it's. a ate ite Gray Js visiting in Galveston and Hous toa tre, Mole tna tees tite recat a. Bevan tere Sone tte wen ae ae. Sueno Stree ia tuioe set ike, ca, aga’ Boe Bete "aregt’ of’ ue eaten at fee HM chu Sead retute cer tnd mancertst obs uae sie "acadaes* rit intent pnaaey IS cn ceege, Cotes? ae oth es Sucatbas to tin pd ave Bangers held the large. tude al Ganpare halo tty toe lesen tpetf fount, ant tnd hs eveted Ene tate eats he cin bp Bota nes te seta eae Sas ‘ues Seana ieee eet Rie revs sau ered Nore utscr slactngtat Prine tad’. inde arth trae ‘hail Thursday night was a finan- Sal cremate bets antes, sus east eeaieaie sas cosas we Sree ead eeoeie weeaae itera tare suse fos Soda’ at toe te Mast Be Sr seatt Bander otetag Tramp Totes Sonate” aE: pee ‘death claim ot iknight’ "Charley owe wameaicd war oa ae te Sanaa nok Tie. Ps Het Mant" ded "itrt ‘coe’ Peer Mite estita“Andeton of "FO fWoru'ia tiltae tn the. Ms ee ge aernioueg Mek ite lee Grose ei” Sanday ichot halt tse Sarat age sion ot apie tease’ st ane Te ne a race set ie e'ietans, sera er a Raion Sa lon Baptat chat? ttcannee ta) ook fetion thr sspears stp ‘Misn Ince MeCuen, sscretary; Rev. fea. sdeeaiea “satin ‘bona Finbar me's, Mtainee toe: sere 9.20 wis ta cane? al Seieanse anor me Gay Pio | Willy Point —Mrs, Neley Harvey et tor: hina wher ahi i Ima er howe: Mio Parra Zohn ro sue Mis A, 1. ot Dale; spent erat eee tie iar caters foi iPower ett wat eu fee sears ues. ene fated Seat en secon cl bare ‘Mra, Delia Smith and daughter, Miss [Asie "Seu are wattage Steyr tt eae eae re ft atlende on st nda Aa Bulan Alford want Sutonay an Sunday" ‘Baha’ hee Dele Sonat ane he Tent otro Me sot aeett ae ta ates hey ‘Sanit. Mowe’ Soktaonoe Bea clr te nare tat an eteuted atv rote ay Set ana why spent Sunday Cantons a cents a ne ate orci laste ee ees ac ton Tat Bape share eto Sty te eared ek ie tine tor eet long the reond tenet ea es te cee eure asa ee te ‘crowd ‘helping the little folks tn liketr eager “weareh. Men Vire iain tneea oe ee Maa de elon Krome Beate te ia toeataiorb ree Mer". Galtn” pated hve eure Watctiee eroeig on tobe ooh church st Retoonie ‘Dendon—-At) ition ot ih. it sherawat: tat pet faa na Baster gu ete. Ber {cee See St Mien of (30 eer A Courant IRomrttion’ot‘Garst 2 et howe ere Wa. repartee on fei ae tenenet in" ‘un ite Moe "tnd"had Bundy sea of the our eatrelas te ite “rrnenng af's:40 eae Boe eran Neat ffi". a whl Saune ee By abate Te is fis "rag aad" ght A fos Tatdewree latgnet weber ISharhty sf 3, ReeReuom St eaves wel sitasded ant fat TBition Seti hes esaered ginal roe cae he are ea is pie ioe gee aa ta [gee “Satara Sait Path fhe us aadt atab mat a ta Tawaates, deh 20th te |usiness session, a two course lun- (aces wat eons cine oo Sef." at Pp Lovett o¢ "Dailag and afr Miau [Ketone ware Sate Sone [Rateiwoy ‘ete atin bye tee wees eat Deut c Shot atreh Fei. the ete et. ts hese lane Sine “oat, hut or Pest: ataiisen pest feces con atta meses tise pe ciate eat tes oct a Ertens oot cali te hse eon u phsaing eens So [Soagat Wass eet ac ingest meeting et bei ‘cette ap The Pie Douce Tish tect Sore ere bets Vat Ste "eat age ae Bah, eure cain tor of Yan [Aine itns ‘Ch ME Se" aS a BOY" unnetie meat the Sek en ua apes ttt et Wuacaioes So hummer Rag Beln'and’ Wise CoM, Bay nolo [a ucRinney "sunday seni ‘oner—the seins on lst os lat Mt. Olive was a nuccess, The Hane jetcha at eee staat tier nS Senna Sore “te tk Ino. rl Betsey i tmproving [gegen f lena She Manta ate cacechmemetaen ea ieee esac aeeteetay ee az, was 0 sucsem: The: Mester ate cce"were.caried_ out tecrding to program; owing to bad "woulher We dig. not. start, on Tuooday aight Weduenday night prise services were “conducted by” Bro. 1 Blas rengll; sermon bY” Rev. A.C. Cal Bown, "text Oem.” 43, ‘Thureday, Hamilton: rlorigun bermoa by the panor. Friday nignt, Ro, Hamilton preached a wonderful. bermom, A fine. service on Saturday’ ight. met ‘nme oustay! Rey, Weed Johnson, preached a Easter sera. Model "Sunday senool conducted By Broa Jones. ie. AW White nde wan om duty according 19 Bre eram”"and preached from ead fora. Ata pm. dinner was served after which ihe W. HM. & rend ered. a"suiritaal program, ey, Blas seni wan prevent and proached from Matt. 28.7 collection “¥8.60 $6.00 was donated for" Christian rdueation Ferrin —paster_ wan observed a ine “dilfront churches ‘Sunday. nice program wan ‘rendered at Mt i ehureh at might. Me and. Mr D. Ia Lites "motored. Dri Sunday: enjoyed a fino. sermon. by Re. Wright Rev, Guredine "was ners Monday. Mix, PA, Latte cloned her school ai Wilmer om th ioth. of March AmariNo—Mr,_Hervie Willa wan cileg {0 Fort Worth tothe Seda ot hin brother, Late Ol Camptell haa" Deen very ack this week bat, ia, improving” The Hap Cine Black. Acer entertained. with mle. at Sent cafe onthe "we ond. Mr. Fi Kimbrew: has open ed ow tee cream parlor tad ew sand ne 113 Van Buren Stet. Sun day was a. good. day at Mt Zion DaptieehurehumdaySehool om te. Rev. Robert ta Caster preach eda wonderful sermon, “At 4:30 p.m, the 8. ¥, Py U, rendered bentita "Easter program At #0. mhour pastor" preached tron Pormion: nil the orvices were, wel attended; collection “for "te. day $60.00 Parla—Tho Busy Mads and Me troon met with Mines Mt Maa G. Taylor at thelr spacious home, 172 North 24th etree, Wedneaday Mareh 2th, Twas “Literary” and Social afternoon and Indeed the Misses Taylor made of 1 an event Tweny-five Maids and Matton, gor geounlf guwned ead seated. ain Banter es, peach ‘Mowons and roves intening Yo the’ awe, msl of the canafos ave one to EaO™ why Basler wa sane forth go car of Spring, The following $b fram “was” rondored Song, club Reading 90th Panim atadat’ Geo, Lewis; Piano, Mion 6 At Winlame;~ Humorous” Reading Madaum Jesse’ Wynn; Paper, Won in the Home, Wadain Ouetk Worth am: Sonk, Holy Holy, club; Paper Roadie Graft, Mion ‘A. Dy Blow Home Reonomies, Madan’ Odeas Oelftis ‘A diectmton atthe Ota or the aster Exe" and Why” the Baster_Rabhitt ty Miner Maye ‘tas and’ Myrtle” Johnson» wer both’ enlightening. and” goteraining The refroshmont, rvs, candles, Metropolitan Tea, cream and’ ribbon cake, carried out the. ea scheme To tavorn wero Raster folders bear ine greetings neatly tied wth ib bor. tas A. i Maxey, wi be hos teen for the mest avecting. ‘Wehlte, Palla Anderson Chapa! AME. church Banter wall 8b acrvod. <a. ty ervien largely at tended. ath eae brought Bis ea tie-alio"e boqust to. decorate the crows. "The service ‘wan quite. I prestive, A. number of wiafore pre ton. Four acteasona. 3:30” Bunday Sehool, thls. wan banner “day fo ail sages in attendagesChiiven Tejoleed ever ther well laden. bank Cts nd the Sexe Bunt 11:30 8 te ‘pastor’ elng ite. J. W Donaldson preached for wes lon tidvprmon he AG. a Bo reat lees, 7:30 a program Fem ted by the Sanday School oR very much appreciated “storm” war given pastor Gln Morgan. an ite fSureday evening. Thal ust - Wehia _Palla—The Federated autsonacy society mat at Anda Chapel A.M. chureh, Monday ‘his tcl la planning tor Da Nursery rally" soon. Ifyou "don" Sinderstand et About te! 'up th Dretdent, Mra. i." Duskontita a7 or ihe president ot auy at th Tocal ‘oeetter meet. with thes Cisty sometioes. ‘They will be. gia to have yo OME AE"), Denadson mas ton teat tothe Prlclia Art lub. th Meek. ‘hie being art weak nour Si trae wea putin thin work Mowlacon Langtree ea uaa Mont forgot te civ your ‘reaenee ‘he present with your e operation fan make ‘your learue’ the bt the mate ot ‘eran ‘wichita Pals preparing to pu ita" am" ecard i the. baer of" Hesity Week Do your bit Spee int Baator programe. wors rendered Melt el urther Sanday: prot, C. ‘rimbie will lector st Johns ehtreh Monday night ‘April Btn the Inoreat of & Wood snem. Wichita Palin Ie Indeed hom red jm having” one of her sons ap pointed ‘a9 ating” Sapreme Com Iiander of Ameren Woodmen, ‘Texarkana —Easer was celebrate snany ofthe churches ty” exerela tnd” programa Sunday” acho) a Folly "Chapel "wan rood, “colleeio $4.00, te. lla pastor fle fhe" putat "and. prenehe a. wonder fut fermion, themes "The "Rise King The Rie Sor ee pices ot Uunhar"Pareat Teacher ftciation, yaw. auite soto ea Zleen a ay pr Cred the sae late ie, Sable, waned x Cover of {eeterson Is four yak suet ot ow alta." Ball, Danae on ‘the uaa all san tha wad Played ‘rare’ va, Bune Pvety fee i unr oerng Hens wrk ts sco‘ me eit neat Maral ede 8 Te ing wan ealod to Mare, ‘Teas, Smiay on account ‘ot erious it tom of hit fathers ‘a Steet News-dunday._ wan igh ‘oay at” Out ‘eet Chute, Destor i. M. Bawards prashed 4 ower sermon "tt nom, ble cairn oder he train Mle elidren ender th Sobla atooky’ and “aon ante Ie il yndered ag ‘exelent. prone {oa ecked attince, Then Toned foo, Coen HoH, Mr Neua Tagior entertained ono other sm Master JG, Wai nylon ‘yith an Haste wg Mant an Srcday" party ‘combined “holed lee care, was sere ca“tortnige tas Mens Taplow Stalag ‘enV. Wile Sea irs "Fal Rlcard Me. Ar Sts Brooms "of Chlego’ fhe ltr vine” relatives and tienda ner. Pete Jonen, formery ot ths, ace ‘pent Monday nls ere waar en route 10 Mend Ccavert—Men. Amanda. Ott tat few dave ago for Mar Nom In our, ‘Teaaa, Mra. Frases ear be ‘agsn ator apendig the vane fer (a Dalia, “Feat with het fhagaters Mls "Hato ™ ‘uraer Slowed ber “sehen nat Plan Stora ak sont era Prat Ie er bote ot Koen shoal io Bow Some ooking afer hin farm tre Worn han woods, mother of ME oe Woods mt wih ite ‘aid ciate" Wedneniay Whe. she fino the tre and was eionaly urned” She died" two. ayn late sida iid tort a erie enetery. On etount of Torigtnres Scaaaf service to the 1 ana’ 0, 8 atv, the eomiaay’ vat Mi Crs ign 'and wie an anal aah oer fief rout, Te nephew of ME Te eee Sled Saturday after, a. shar ioe ere ald oa ‘a SE Watwon ou wating Sunday i. “iv A'ionandor of Bran ig spent Sunday inthe ot, Mr Gr hd Tayaie of Groesbeck “ape [Haster in the ety, the eet of Fla live aM Will kignao ot" Mexia lipent Suny nthe ely” ME, and Sn Wi Johann rived home Sania tr craton here Inurried tow ayy ago, Moa, 3. ‘SSdcrom and Pre. 0. Wablaod fon Be Go Wade peat fo anys ine. worth ad Galestn Hsing ater the WC. WW ito le. aod Mt. Alla, Wagar ‘Grae trom Haran and. rank Satay “Mia Bemio AteDonaa pent Sunday aternogn wih ioe Nitey and Maphenis Pilg, ty F Willa ltt for Me ton Come aml aftr’ an ises of thteo freka? tre‘and Mtn yin Sma {hd Jona ‘Willams were ver and Spent Sunday wth Mr Dawe and ited aire” XA, Willams home, fon aH ana 6. A Aime spent stray at home” azeanann to fevol eosin," hn 0. Staton‘ atFinging suing to, Nua il ena ae. Pariah a Fabia ee elosed shea Fe ay Al, the cores Bal ase eg onda. dane 8 A fed ‘hate’ nunc Monday, alg Set Sa ste Sos "oa one rib firs na’ Money on Sandy The Ode" clown, of ‘Calvert wi tare thelr annual Thanking tr on on second” Sunday "tn May Prot “A. "Hien wit be Nome ster he 6b alee. and. Jone Pree sunday” was atime day st Me oa Pastor Sher. waa oreent and lene a forint ermon, Hey it [Ee Covington and ‘wite of Culver ere. uesty of homer Sunday te companied by Rev. Edwards of Ok- theme Cy At zion thanks re {ovington uch tor uate render Sindaye nF. “A. Wives Sack home tena {6 the delet o Ser trlenge Taylor —Sunday | sehool at at caters was wall attended, the ep einondoat and is forces were rset, Phe iaiony wma ha Herth the day end aster Bera eat tie floc was uaa [enjoratc eure for he chiren iitze”" “Campbell man at [toa acnescay, on wtouat ta Selfent bre tie Smon a [returned trom wer ‘vit to. Outed ieee hr" bothers [Mek uth Zonason ltt Tueda op Daan Renan on voila [ius ob’ ‘cancap wk and [ee ut hat tne clanest yard wi 0 iven tras ala the tous Ia reraring' fot the. county” meet Ita" nstop. Suuday wan thi ta or the “chen or PH duck fon Ofelia "organ {hey ea ao hare at mato ferent of the aster, prowram |Bonday was a hign day at thr phys Rue ‘chiian” hate De Bi’ Cleaver preached the mela ‘tron and tare we 00 leat me vice’ ox eegunt of the Rast pt rem hn, ea Wins” of Dart Fi cep tie ek to cou [he ening, De A. E Mugben th [Colored deat, of Taylor wll Ye {cen on he 1¢th, Sunday "was Mik day 0 de. A, a, hare, Ter, Johnson ‘Sreachedthe serma Sungiy’ moro and in the evening AU three ooo | Voth—sonday was a high day at ivayae’ Casbet 0. ons mek “teea -AGR THRE Odd Fellows ts pa for os oe aa ee for ‘Los Angeles, Cal. Mr, G. Fy Wate’ dat cre res ee ae Seca ear Mra, “Joseph Curtin Sunday, > oe ae "Rt ae ses aetna a SP Bape ee gala wcreres haere anh ee ae ce es Seal ae an ee ae ri car ayer at a Mr wad Stas etna Thureday, ‘Mr. T. Ricker passed orca ane saene ete oes ata ee ion reas Fmannonay ae we atte mene eal est ue Seer Ear ge Sat, eats eee foyed’ the “trest, ‘The pastor, Her. i See ones frasrats: neyo, ot Denes rr, ia Sate ee ante ee eee eat, ee tea ‘wholesome advice on the aub- eee ameter, Wt eet to ee eee Soe aes Feed ao so fea eeae a Sat nye Sh ea See a eee See ae cee tree eek eS caeae eae eee fe eine eee ae ac ant ee ae ee ae ae ae eee Re nace eee ae ete ts orci ee eee ae Sf ok the Howe: ee epee ace ee Paper rey he eee [aadanee when. the’ eecnalan. de: re oe abr rete Se ee eee ee re see ee is Se ne ea eees Sean aes eaneraes x pupil of the Tabeepouiane ‘De- ee eye aries pout cee te ete eee ftinty. neta, arvey ant ee a, anes Picea oer aaa wigan ae Pe et Hrrewenesy es es pee Pabst eee eae ere sty tr comes tka test or corm ee Bee eee eer ec aie ita ns tate ae ee eee ec ete eee eens > coca Serene cee ia eee Ss see ceca ernee ener ese ene eee ea alco eat Se eee oe ‘Frankie Billott and Mra Vada Bb Ete et eee oe SS oe eae ae iit. “i; Sabo akbar die eae as eee eae ote cas ons ee eee ea cena Sao ee ce Sia, eee ta ane ee gk or idk a le a ieee ater ta ar tea ee ere eae ee lover Sunday and returned Tuesday. for hetir arene Pi Aa oe NE ae reer a ee cae Fog ieee peta Ye peerings ust kee a eS cca ag et eee alee Feito en ioe belt iar te so teome ste are eae fi "ee in sian Ea aoe ene ies A sok oe oe iS oe eee ee ae eta tai, 20 ae ere ee fie at a Pere Sey ie iets oe a prayer, onevice tomnted: Se Rie Ea cae eet ane a eae et anne et ea ae aa ae see ela WALTER WIGGINGTON STABBED - Dies Shortly After Reaching Hospital. Arrest is Made.—Body Buried at White Rock. - Dies Shortly After Reaching Hospital. Arrest is Made.—Body Buried at White Rock. TEXAS TOWNS Just before dawn of midnight Easter Sunday, Walter Wigginion, better known among friends and acquaintances as "Monk" Wigginion, was stabbed and mortally injured in Hagg street. After the stabbing friends of the wounded man it is said tried to assist him to a near- ness, but the attack could be given but fell unconscious on the way from loss of blood. A blood was the ambulance was put in. He was run to the hospital, where he died shortly after. Walter Wigginion was 6, 1883 and was 39 years, 3 mos. day old at the time of the billing. Surviving him are three sisters Marshall—Mr. James D. W., Washington entertained Mrs. W. Washington at six o'clock dinner, Mr. Harris a very progressive young man, died suddenly at his home in New York, and was buried at the nation's most noted women died at her home on East Fannin Ridge, Grand High Priest of the Daughters of Tabor and held a national office in the city. Her funeral was attended from Bethesda Baptist church. She was buried in the lame, the M. S. t. of U. B. P. Heroes of Jehovah and Knight of the Crown, the Pitts died at his home, Mr. Frank Thompson, an old citizen died very suddenly at her home. Whitewright—Sunday. Easter was a celebration of churches. The Easter rally was a success; a partial report was made; $33.00 was paid to the church. Spent Sunday in Dennis. M. E. Yaites, Mr. A. Conley, Mr. A. Layton, Visitors: Mr. Son Cook and wife of Denison, Texas: Mr. Lester Tottion of Van Alsteyn, Rev. J. H. Walker Kaufman—Services with the East er programs at A. M. E. and M. i Aria Baptist church were enjoyed by all. Rev. J. W. H. Harrington pastor A. M. E. is, Rev. Jackson pastor A. M. E. is, the successful rainy just ended. Rev. C. O. Colbert of Kemp preached from the Santiamian at Dallas night. Rev. Harrington Sunday night. Rev. Kemp preached Kaufman's respected citizens returned from the Santiamian at Dallas night. Rev. Harrington Sunday night. Franken has been under the medical treatment of Dr. Green. Franken has been under the schools in Dallas and was much impressed with the system. Mrs. Alma Jackson of Dallas is visiting her father in Dallas. Mrs. Kaufman of the Kaufman team; game 7 to 2 in favor Kaufman. The kindergarten children in Dallas are doing fine. Miss Pauline Royd's school. Massey's school has closed a successful term. Miss Tyree Caruthers and Carrie Hill and other made a tour to Terrell and report Marlin.—All churches had good services Sunday. The Easter program was by Miss M. V. Donald church given by Miss M. V. Donald. The Easter exercises at the M. E church under the auspices of Miss M. V. Donald were enjoyed by all. The decorations were very beautiful. Rev. Evans. Mrs. Zack Warren has had five o'clock services Sunday morning. It was a great meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Warren of Phagan are over a nine o'clock Mrs. Zack Warren has returned from Ilia Phago with her little daughter. Mrs. Zack Warren had died Monday and was buried Thursday. She was a faithful member of her family, her only child living. Monroe Brose from Kansas City, he was here about month ago to attend the Easter services at the Hannible Wright, died Sunday morning in Waco and her body was buried. Tuesday for burial. Mr. Waco and two brothers. The sisters are Mrs. Nance Spears, 2313 Hall St. where the body was held prior to its burial Mrs. Olie Smith and Susan Smith were buried with two brothers namely: Nelson Wigginton, Oklahoma and Pal Wingginton. His remains were buried Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Rock Hill's sixth place where he was laid in his grave who killed "Monk" 'My brother was killed "Monk" and Mrs. Spears, the dead man was killed. Grant Oxo was later arrested in connection with the killing. Several others are sought by officers. It is alleged, that the men had been gaming at it was here that the Sulphur Springs—Mrs. Taylor and son, Mr. Willis of Greenville were here on Sunday, Mr. A. Hughes for Christmas, Mr. H. Dossey has returned to her home in Wichita Falls. Rev. Brown of Greenville preached at the C. M. E. church, Wednesday night. Mr. Epps for Christmas, Mr. H. Dossey, week. Mrs. H. M. Bates last week. Sulphur Springs—Mrs. Taylor and son, Mr. Willa Greenville, were here last Sunday, Mr. A. Hughes left for Chicago, Friday night. Mrs. H. Dorsey has returned to her home in Wichita Falls. Rev. Brown of Greenville attended church Wednesday night, Mr. W. Eppe of Hillsboro is visiting here this week. Mrs. and Mrs. R. Tufts of Louis, and Mrs. J. Buford of M. Pleasant returned to their homes Wednesday. On March 14, a shadow of gloom was cast over the campus when we received the sad news that the death angel had entered the school of our esteemed friend, Mr. and Mrs. Buford, their only son. Richard. He was acidentally hit with a ball Friday and the most capable students in the school and his cheerful happy joy and radiant light of joy and sunshine class of 1933. Rev. Neale of Texarkana, the Second Baptist Church, Wednesday, went to Greenville. Cooper—Sunday being Easter day, each class was crowded and the Mrs. Grace Trudeau well taught. Mrs. Grace Trudeau Oley was rewarded a prize for their faithful service to the Burley was at his post at Mt. Zion and services were good both morning and evening. Mrs. Macy Mayfield Mrs. Macy Mayfield were visiting her sister, Mrs. Kundak were visiting her sister, Mrs. Miss Kittie M. Morris and children Mrs. Miss Kittie M. Morris and children motored through to Paris business. Prof. G. L. Nelson and George Walker env. Cod尔瓦 Well pastor. env. Cod尔瓦 the pastor. Mr. Albert Ivle and Al-Jones carried their families to visit friend. env. Cod尔瓦 Hon. J. H. Allen will be on the 7th to visit Cooper Camp on the 7th to visit Cooper Camp to be present are requested to be present in town visiting his Cooper friends and prescheduled one night to a splendid crowd. Greenville—Rev. R. L. G. Snell was at his post Sunday; each service was on the 7th to visit first church a good Easter program rendered to Mr. Peter Champion department and services at the Church of God. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1923 Thornton - Services were good all day Sunday at Pleasant Grove Baptist church. Easter was celebrated wath egg hunt for the children. The Rev W. W. Wharton preached at night of Morcy," Mrs. Irone Wilam is a teacher and side of her father. Mrs. Lela Belt is back in the city from Corsicaane she went to visit her father Miss Bryant. Mrs. Mattie Vencent was in Ennis Saturday. We are looking for a to the school closing Friday, Miss Museum is out of the city on his Missionary tour. Forney - Sunday School and 11 a.m. services were good. Rev. Vernan Smith entertained thirty girls and boys Sunday evening. Rev. Pruitt Smith entertained Sunday at the A. M. E. church. Mineola—Last Sunday was a day for the churches of Mineola At St. Paul Baptist church Sunday school was well attended last Sunday at 10:30 a.m. total raised $10.80. Sunday school school was tended at the A. M. E. church. At 10:30 a.m. a first Easter program was tended at the E. church. After Sunday School school well attended at the N. M. E. nice Easter program was rendered at 5 p. m. Mrs. Annie Russell is丹尼斯 Denison visiting relatives. Mr. M. Russell gave a party in honor of Misses Ole Mae Iryn, P. M. Iryn and Misses Ole Meryl, P. M. Iryn and Misses O. M. Iryn, P. M. Iryn and M. Lyles after spending two week the teacher returned to their home Los Angeles is here at the bedside of her sick mother. Prof. Bush of Santa Barbara on Saturday on business. Mr. Russo was here last week. Mrs. L. Thompson want to Linden last week. Last week she went to Santa Barbara on business. Mrs. C. Walton, Miss Adie Bell Edell, Mr. W. Brown, and many more morners to Toby McCarthy on Prairie View College. Ms. Willie Clark returned from Wiley University from Alto visit friends. Eastland.-Sunday services at the Churches were good. Rev. Nicklekson were good. Rev. M. Morning and evening. at the M. E. church. Rev. W. H. Warmelsley of deliverance splendid seminary. Lord Gayett was visitor at the Baptist church. Mrs. Arnaudte is after at her Eastland academy. After at her Crockett. Mr. Jim Robertson is in Dallas visiting a sick brother. A church bazaar will be soon. A church hall and his café and expects to leave town soon. Winsboro.-Sunday school well attended. A church bazaar will be soon. A church hall and his café and expects to leave town soon. Winsboro.-Sunday school well attended. A church bazaar will be soon. A church hall and his café and expects to leave town soon. Davie practiced Wednesday night, Rev. B. T. Crenshaw Thursday and Rev. A. Starks 1 day. Rev. B. T. Trammell 1 day. Morning and evening; collection $425. Morning and evening; collection $425. Morning and evening; returned home from Jefferson. WEB and MIM. Wright reintroduced monday. Mr. Crenshaw's monday and son have returned to Pt. Worth. Rev. L. S. Starks and Mr. Baptist church at 5 p. m. Sunday. Milford—Sunday School was well attended at all the churches; all the teachers were at their post and the students were at their post. J. J. Thompson occupied his pulpit at Mt. Morlach Baptist church. m. he preached an Easter sermon. rendered their Easter program. Rev. Molton, pastor of Pilgrim Rest M. E. Sunday school had an appointment in Inquy. Sunday school had the M. E. Sunday school had their program Rev. G. L. Coleman, pastor of Pilgrim Rest E. 7:30 preached Sunday St. James A. M. E. Sunday school had their Easter program. Miss M. J. Wright was in Dallas on a short trip to Hillboro. Mrs. J. L. Clemmona to Hillboro. Mr. J. L. Clemmona went to Ft. Worth, Mr. John K. Wright who was in the city in May. He went to Dallas on business Mrs Zelma K. king who died in Ablenns Honey Grove—Easter Sunday was observed at all the churches Sunday with spicy programs. We regret very much to report the death of Ms. Zelma K. king of about three weeks. The musical given at the Baby high school in Dallas upon the pupils and faculty, Miss O. M. Swayne one of the city teachers, upon her sister, Mrs. C. M. Pendleton. She motorized over from the school and R. D. Pendleton were in from their schools to spend Easter with Nacogdoches—An excellent Eastern program was rendered Sunday night at the St. Paul C. M. E. church; 7:30 p.m. a present. The regular services were held at all other churches in the city with large attendance. The B. P. Pickles presided at 6:30 was excellent. Rev. E. P. Pickles presided at the Peaceful Rest Baptist church Saturday night at 6:30. Mrs. J. R. Booker who has been teaching at North Redland has closed their school and are stopping to teach at home of Rev. Ed Drew. Rev. W. D. Bell of Dallas prescheduled two seminars at St. Matthews Baptist Church Sunday morning and evening. McKinney—Service well attended March 24th. The K. of P.'s and Court of Calanthan sermon preached at the C. M. E. church by Dr. Joseph McKinney. Selection followed of which $7.37 was given to Miss Gerlie Swan who was born sick for fourteen months. Rev. James Smith gave sermon for the Heroines of Jericho Sunday night, March 24th. Miss Gerlie was born Smith died in Dallas and was buried here March 23rd; Mr. and Mrs. Abu Abu Smith boys and girls Thursday, March 24th. Mrs. Abu Abu of their little grand daughter, died Newton. Easter was observed at Second baptist church Sunday morning. Mrs. Abu Abu boys and girls Thursday, this is in Negro Health Week. In the afternoon Superintendent Duncan grand musical and Easter program. The B. B. P. U. with Mrs. L. L. B. P. U. with a program at night. Mrs. Christian Stewart Thomas of Dallas is visiting her mother, Mrs. Sailie Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Marthleif of Breckenridge are in the city as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Douglas. Gilmer—Sunday, March 26th was high day at Gligal. Sunday school conducted by Master James Woolley with Master P. A. O'Neill was at his best for 11 o'clock services. Collection about $40.00 p. c. on the Heroes of Vastili and Vastili with Master Critz assembled with the Master Mason of Excelsior and Orphan House and carried out the following process with Mrs. V. A. Crayton, solos by Mr. Wm. Watson and Madison Wilson and Hawkins; reading, Madison Easter Sunday was gala day for Moses Chapel E. Gala church. The children filled the church. Henry filled his pituit at 11 o'clock at p.m., the children rendered a cheerful performance for Easter eggs. At night the beautiful play, "America's Easter Guest" was nicely dramatized by a chorus of children pantomined by Miss Mattie Lou Wooden. Amount collected $48.50. Winner'r Pinner won the prizes in the financial drive, and the boys, son, Edgar and then Revie Montgomery are back from Oneonta where they closed a very successful store. Miss Reeve Montgomery is now doing primary work in the Dickens room where he continues his work as Express agent. Cuney—Sunday School and B. Y. P. U. were well attended Sunday with good collections. Rev. E. E. was regular appointment at the 2nd Baptist church and preached an excellent sermon at the 11 o'clock collection at the 7:30 hour, collections were good. Mrs. H. L. Price was called side of her mother, this week writes that she is improving daily. Rev. D. E. Evans is in Franklin this month with parents Mrs. Hamilton and Prof. J. L. Hamilton spent the week-end in Brushy Creek this month with parents Mrs. Hamilton and Prof. J. L. Hamilton spent this week some dental work done. Miss Lena Cross who has been spending time with her came home today, Mrs. Amie Campbell of Ore City, Texas has here visiting parents this week. Quite a few of the parents have been served services at Running Spring church Sunday. Mr. Joseph Morphe of Frankfort has a few hours off attending the directors meeting of the Farmers and Cities Saving Fund. Inter-racial Union is still regurgitated. Press Mart. Press and J. Z. Thomas and families motored to the Farmers and Cities Reports an enjoyable trip. Wayman Chapel A. M. E. Church Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. w. m. room by Rev W. H. Baker which was given to the church. 3 p. m. w. g. meeting which was well attended. meeting which was carried out. We carried out. We closed our pre- week's financial drive Sunday night raising $80.00. The big three in the church were invited to Chapel, April 10-18. 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H. a visiting a priest from Balmoral to bake a charge there preformed two serions, total collection for the day $150.00 to join her husband in Carlsbad. MADAM PARKER GIFTED CLAIRVOYANT, PHRE- NOLOGIST, SPIRIT MEDIUM Guarantees to read your entire life. She asks no questions, but will tell you what you want to know, giving names, and facts of children, taters, love, health and family af- fairs. Colored people entrance in rear 2-14-11 ```markdown ``` FORT WORTH NEWS NOTES Fort Worth, Texas, April 17. An interesting meeting of the executive board of the company was held at the residence of Mra. Roberta Lindsay, March 10 Mra. Rasmus, chairman of the board, presented recommendations. There was one hundred per cent attendance and the discussion of laxity in enforcing bylaw. President Smith asked the support of each in helping to make and A. G. the best club in Texas. The Alpkin Charity and Art club hold its regular meeting at the home of Mra. James on East 16th St. President Smith joined by Mra. James that a "markets" be held at some convenient place. The sales, cake, and cookies are sold by Mra. James that are donated by the ladies of the club. After regular business menu of delicious pine apple cake The club adjourned to meet March 28 at the residence of Mra. The Alphin Charity and Art club hold its regular meeting, March 16. The meeting will be Johnson on West Johnne street. Preident Smith called the meeting to order at 3:30 o'clock. Regular round-up of the meeting plans also perfected for a "market" to be held at the Temple drug store, Saturday, March 16. Visiting ladies at meeting were Mrs. Morris Williamson and Mrs. Martha Williamson. With "Misspath" the meeting was turned over to the hostess who served a delicious menu of creamed spinach, rols and marinara mallow pudding. Little Eater favorites were presented to the hostess to meet with Mrs. Roberta Lindsay 1017 Humphay, April 4. Mrs. Morris Williamson has accepted the Social Service training course offered by the Fort Worth Office of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing under Mrs. Roberta Lindsay, Superintendent of Negro work, putting in fifteen hours per week. A flying trip to Gilmer, Texas, for the deaf Welter, was booked with Mrs. Harrison who was placed in Dickson's Color Orphanage. The expense of this trip was by Tarantt County juvenile fund. Mrs. Beatrice Reece, president of the Ladies Auxiliary of Postal Alliance, is the conserved officer of the National Postal Alliance which meets here in July. Regular meet-ups are held on Monday and o'clock at some appointed home. A delightful tea was given Friday evening at Edward St. A very delighted evening was enjoyed by all. The meeting was held at residence of Mrs. James keywood. St. Jacques Baptist Church Great Easter program rendered by the St. James School Sunday and the St. James Schoologram, which began at 9:30 a.m. Offering by general officers Procesional march through the annex and into the teacher training class room, where the rabbits were arranged, many arranged nests, the committee gave every one in the line the day 659. The great membership drive is progressing wonderfully, a large number of ported Sunday, the "slogan" which is being used is "every one bring one, and the task will be done," the committee at the 11 o'clock service, using for a topic "Jesus came into the World" the Rew. K. L. H. Hathorne was a visitor, he prayed at the close of the sermon, the annual sermon and ceremonial festivities of the Kingfisher Temple were once held at the sermon, the sermon, the St. James choir rendered the music for the services addressed to J. B. Bill McDonald, Many Kings from Dallas and other bear the town were in atten- The regular session of the B. Y. Choir held at the usual hour, Rev. S. W. Pratt, pastor of the program was very effective and interesting collection of $5.85 was waived. At eleven-thirty, the orchestra Paris Jones opened the twilight music, a bequest of the composer after the music of the Richard Chandler rendered an anthem followed with a number by the Junior choir. Winn presides the evening, the choir is joined by the Before God." The members will go to Arlington Sunday, April 8th at the installation sermon of Dr. P. C. Clay as pastor of the Mr. Olive St. James church will render the music, Sunday, April 16th. The pastor, choir and church will go to St. James church, this city to render a service. Winn, pastor E. E. Pratt, pastor D. Winn, pastor in the city Wednesday, attending the funeral of W. W. Wigginston. While he was visited the Dallas Express poll the Dallas Express ads profitable results. Mrs. J. K. Runnels, 3305 Holmes Street, situated relatives in Paris this week. Miss Betteir Martin spm at Easter Sunday with friends at Ft. Worth. Ed Mason, Manager of the Fulbright Club is in the city of business. Dr. F. S. Rodgers, Optomist leader, night at Mt. Morlah Baptist church, on "How to Protect Your Eyes." The North Texas A. M. E. Conference Electrical College convened in Allen Chapel, A. M. E. church Port Worth, Texas. Devoutinal ex- clerics, including Jones, C. W. Abington, C. L. Morgan, R. R. Chappin and others, Prof. H. D. Winn, was elected permanent and Mr. W. D. Donifer, St. Louis, Mo. April 6—J. E. Stamps, who won Texas, who for the first time needed with the Standard Life Insurance Company in Missouri had to obtain a loan and Finance Company of this city as head of its Flical Agency. REQUEST FOR NEGRO SCHOLARSHIP $ ^{c} $ New York, March 23.—It's will of Horatio P. He ward, who died Feb. 26, at 205 W. 115th Street, gives us a touch to Hattison Normal and Industrial Institute to establish scholarships for deserving Negro students to be known as the Captain To 1 Coffee Scholarship. The residence, once gone to Joshua, (the wife was fled yesterday). THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1923. SECRETARY JOHNSON ASKS FUNDS ON BASICS OF WORK DONE. New York, N. Y., April 7—The National Association of the Advancement of Colored People, 70 Fifth Avenue, New York, today made an appeal to Colored citizens m. with Supt. and others present; the degree, Mr. Eddie Port, the work of the Association. CHAPEL HILL—Services good at both churches Sunday, A. M. E. School Sunday school at 0:45 a.m. made from made an appeal to Colored citizens m. with Supt. and others present; the degree, Mr. Eddie Port, the work of the Association. TEXAS TOWNS. Chapel Hill—Services good at both churches Sunday, A. M. E. School Sunday school at 0:45 a.m. made from made an appeal to Colored citizens m. with Supt. and others present; the degree, Mr. Eddie Port, the work of the Association. The appeal, which is signed by James Weldon Johnson, is as follows: The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People goes before the Colored people of America to seek their complaints, and asks that they further the work by liberal financial support The readers of the Colored newspapers, which have fully and generously reported the Association's activities, are familiar with its activities, and only briefly recall a few of them: 1. We have delivered a body of prologue in a movie fighting the conditions of the condominium Arkansas farmers through the United States Supreme Arkansas Supreme Court, winning a reversal in the cases of five defendants upon which the cases of 74 others were upheld in the inquisitive practices in the cotton-raising sections of the country before the gaze of the entire If the Colored people of America want this work to go on, if they want an organization resolutely and consistently to invest in their interests and letting them know of every step in the forward progress, they want C. P. This work costs money. We do not believe it costs what it is worth. It is. It will continue to an end. The Colored Americans must give and give generously. The N. A. A. C. P. publicly accredit our work for every cent expended and expended. We make this Easter-time appeal, confident that the record of our achievement will speak for it. We have disposed and generous white people more and more the task of self-representation. The Branches of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People throughout the country will spring drive for membership. You can help the Association by joining a spring drive for membership. You can help by sending your contribution, by check or money order, to J. E. W. Johnson, 70 Fifth Ave., New York City. Signed: A. J. W. Johnson JAMES WELLD JOHNSON, Secretary Association for the Advancement of Colored People. BOOKER T. WASHINGTON, JR. ENTERS POLITICS. Son of Late Educator Candidate For City Councilman, (N. A. C. P.) Cedartown, Ga., April 7—"Raised hee! Hell and more chickens in this section of Georgia. Cedartown has become an important chickens have been sent out from this place, a fact that has opened the eyes of the merchants to the importance of raising chickens in Georgia. It of the farmers. "Raising chickens will bring more profit to the Cedartown than raising Hell about keeping chickens," declare the merchants of the town. Oklahoma City, March 23. - Involvement is constant on the job. A bill introduced in the upper house of the Legislature today would reintroduce a bill that would increase and person engage in handling "copy" for publications to pass an examination before a State board of newspaper examiners and 25,000 others. Chapel Hill - Services good at both churches Sunday. A. M. E. meet with Bishop open access Sunday with students and others present; lesson reviewed by Rev. M. P. Harvey and enjoyed by all present. Dwain was to the daughter of Rev. E. A. Evan's being ill he was with his consent in the Baptist church. Rev. R. M. P. Harvey Brazoria on business Meadames Martha Luther and Julius Folew were to the Dellamore at Dallamore Miss P. N. Wilburn of P. V. College spent two days here with Bryant and three days with James Bacy of Good Will Community worshipped with us Sunday. Mr. Bryant spent three days with Quincy and four with the young people visited Sonny Chapel. A. M. E. five miles from the Easter program Sunday night. Sixth Ave. Baptist church attendance was splendid. Sunday School was also excellent and also teachers who endeavored to impress the thought of Christ the Risen Victor over death and death. The school's oclock, subject "The Living Christ." The Lord's supper was ad:stressed. Services progressed nicely. At night services were furnished an excellent program. M. missionary Society is alive and on good working terms. B. W. Warren, District Sup. of Dallas District M. E churches hold his six quarterly conference Sunday. April 1st at St. The Y. L. A. B. club was a friday evening, March 30, with miss Helen McCormick. The club had sessions, a short program was reused which was very good. Club asjoined to meet Friday evening, March 30, with miss Helen McCormick. Jesie K. Pres, Johnie Dae Waters, Sec.; Estelle Hill, Rept. Mrs. Hattie Radford, 29th at the beautiful residence Mrs. Hattie Radford, East 7th Ave. quite a few ladies were present. The ladies had a one hour. The ladies hardly found time to speak to one another. After which the roll was called and replayed. The ladies had a payment of dues. A delicious repast was dainty served and served with dues. The repast will be with Mrs. C. E. Robinson. Oklahoma, Towns. McAlester, Okla. — Easter services at all of the churches were quite an enjoyable event. All Easter programs were enjoyed here last week with chief Commander David K. Treadlum, also W. S. Shepherd-Harvey, Harry H. Shepherd, Tore were to take two degrees, Nulus Johnson of this city and the University of Oklahoma by the authority of the Grand Ma- tor an extra session of the Grand Lodge was made from one to the 32nd Lodge, from one to the 32nd Bateleur Johnson were married Sunday; the marriage took place at the home of the bridges parents on South Park Avenue; the lay performed the marriage rites, "Gyp Landy" the musical comedy written by Geneva R. Layne, our city Lodge, presented in the high school auditorium Friday, April 6 by the high school teacher in the city a teacher is one of the directors; Mrs. Marie Perguson, plan. Last meeting of Central Lodge, No. 6, is a candidate who went from one to three degrees. Ardmore, Okla.—Sunday school and churches during fine. Rev. E. B. Willmann, pastor of Corinth Baptist Church, Sacred Concert Company of Kansas City, Mo. Prof. N. E. Seaton, the general manager putting the BUXTON, IOWA. CHICAGO. Chicago, Ill., April 7—Mrs. Margaret Henderson has been removed to live here. Park from St. Luke's Hospital where she has spent more time in treatment, Mrs. Henderson is somewhat improved. Mrs. Emmia Henderson is now among the visitors in Morgan Park during the past week. Mrs. Smith Henderson is in this city. Mrs. Revels is planning to build her future home in this DUNBAR SOCIETY - WINS AT HAMPTON. Administration Ship Subsidy Bill Was a Victory. AWARDS FOR PRIZE ESSAYS. Hampton, Va., April 6—The annual Adams Prize Debate on "Resolved: That the Administration should be more effective by the Congress," recently held in Ogden Hall, Hampton Institute, and affirmative team of the DuBurger Life Center slating of Thomas W. Young, Norfolk, Vt. Thomas H. Shields, Jr., Patricia L. and Edwin S. Tate, Charlotte, M. C. These men received gold medals at the hands of the presiding officer of the debate. 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Vernon Johnson's Golden Prize Monarch band rented the atmosphere at Riverside Park with the golden chords of the band, trickled up and down the spinal columns of the boys wearing Giant uniforms, like a dauber in a curn. They held their very souls with snap and ginger which made them travel over the grass and the linear derbies. So determined and so inspired were they that they landed on Rube Curry, Monarch chanter of the first round. After which Curry was never in danger. The monarch was then carried by Sampson's stamina in the first and second stamina and thus the Monarchs were blanked. three when the fendish willow wielders of the opposition launched By Wm. Ross, A. B. C. Pitcher Article No. 6. Indianapolis, Ind., March 29 — In 1913, I signed a contract to play with the Shreveport Smart Set of Shreveport, La., which then was a League and along with me went John Liggan, Archie Heekin, Wm. Liggan, and I was reported to the Shreveport club and to begin to get in condition for an opening game which was to be played at the Shreveport game was composed of the following players: Eugene Scott, 1st base; A. B. Cook, 2nd base; Al. B. Conozo; Al. Bono Longware, sa; John Liggin, f; Duber Tarver, f; Cf. Wil- man, f; Al. B. Conozo; Ernest Pool, p; and John Colpinton, p; Ben Gumnie, e; William Blunt, c; and Joel Tear- man. Ross wins the opening game. I was ordered to pitch the opening game and Son Black was the pitch and left hander Texas has ever known and in and hooking up with Wiley's double and Lawn Webb single in our 9th, Liggan led off with a hook and out Block struck me out also BLACK PANTHERS TO INVADE PEACEFUL DALLAS. BLACK PANTHERS TO INVADE PEACEFUL DALLAS. The Black Panthers or in other words the hed of McCarran will applaud the course, Saturday and Sunday to register their name for a battle against the ancient foe, the Dallas Black Giants. This will be the first meeting of the Black Panthers, no doubt stage an old fashion hair-pulling and furl flying bouts. These thrills for the crowd that watch them in battle. Local fans may look forward to a real honest-to-goodness wait in the back ground. Duke Carrington and Lowery Johnson will be in town, Bowie, Bears, Saturday, boy. Panthers will be in town, Old Bob Bailey will be in burglar again this PRAIRIE VIEW TEAM SEASON WITH PAUL AND TEXAS COLLEGE Our radio operators were surprised to discover a deligant student they turned on College Station. Station find that they were being treated by a student from Prairie View State Normal and Industrial College mixed sexette that was at A. & E. on imitation from Downtown State. State with heqquarters at College Station. The music was distinct and the student's arrangement for the visit of these young people to the college was unusual. SPORTING WORLD five runs and forged ahead in the race. The visitors and the local elites were on the field, this ended the Giants scoring. The Monarchs made another score in the first-half of the seven and ended with a 10-0 victory. Bullet Rogan, ace of the Monarch pitching staff heaved a few over the pan with telling effect, and the defense made that has made him a terror to opposing batsmen in the Negro Nation. Pitcher Bell, South-paw, pride of the local burling staff had every chance to win. He issued him following ultimatum when he went in to pitch: "They shall not pass," he said. "The next crack at the Monarchs will mean victory for the home bugs. The following is the score by innings: Kansas City ..... 055 001 100-7 Dallas ..... 055 001 100-7 Dallas, Rogan, Rogan, Rogan, and Williams, Sampson, Bells, Lewis and Richardson, Umpire Lucien. Monday's game between the Boston team and the out. The boys donned their spangles but the truck was too heavy. The game was over. The day morning for Galveston and Houston, Beaumont and San Antony. They will return and play but Tarver single to right and the scores were tied. Longware fanned. Game Goes Extra Implims. With the score tied the fans sank back in their seats to witness the contest in the last half of the 13th game. The team scored a combined Tanner for the third out in the first half of the 13th with a man on third, 1 struck out Wesley and Wus Game in the 13th. Leggans open our last half of the third out with Ben Gannie sacrifice sent him to second and I singled to right and won the game 2 to 1. Ben Gannie gave one of my greatest games as I won it my greatest battle. He won the wonderful bunch of players we finished second in the league race only two games between Dallas who won the pennant. The Dallas club won the game. The lowing players: Big Hands, Jerry Williams, Larry Jones, Black Cat, Jerry Williams, Black Cat, Hanes, Rob, Sloan, Black Son, Brown and Davis and believe me that was a hard bunch to beat in the contest. I won 26 games and lost 10 season, and by batting percentage I played the out field in 25 games. department, Mr. Wailer and Mrs. Hunter had general charge while Mr. Bryant, assistant teacher of music, and Mr. Sang will control of the singers. This group of twelve low students made a most interesting audience. They sang before at least three different bodies of folks. A group of ten students and the program rendered will be the putting on record these voices as song as sung to the A. & M合唱团. P. V. DEFEATES PAUL QUINN A HOTLY CONTESTED BATTLE Sheppard, ss ..... 4 0 0 1 2 Fields, rf ..... 4 0 1 0 0 Sedbury, cf ..... 5 0 2 3 0 Dykes, bb ..... 1 0 3 8 Dykes, bk ..... 1 0 3 2 Batie, lf ..... 4 1 1 2 Batie, lb ..... 4 1 1 2 Tinkley, c ..... 3 1 1 8 Berry, p ..... 4 0 0 3 *Kelley ..... 3 1 0 0 0 Totals ..... 34 6 8 2 10 Prairie View ..... 6 0 0 1 0 Pumphrey, fs ..... 0 0 1 0 Pratt, fc ..... 4 1 2 4 Glimson, ss ..... 3 2 1 1 Carrell, bf ..... 4 1 0 13 Carrell, bk ..... 4 1 0 13 Parchman, rf ..... 0 0 0 0 THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1923. Totals ..... 32 7 8 8 27 14 5 *Kelley batted *r* Fields in ninth. Prairie View ..... 201 003 010 7- Paul Quinn ..... 000 000 210 7- Summarne队 bids: Bishop, Sanders McDaniel. Home run—Prince. Left on base—Prairie View: 3. Sacrifice hits—Parchman, 1. Susan base hits—Yokes, Carro- t Struck—out by Berry 8, by Martin 8. Base on balls—off Berry, 2; off Martin 2. Hit by pitched ball—by Martin Sheppard). Umpire: Dorsey. Attendance—200. WILEY UNIVERSITY TO PLAY HERE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NEXT. Dr. Doyan's boys representing that excellent institution of learning at Marshall High school at Riverside High school, Thursday and Friday to battle with the Giants. They mastered feel that they can lick the big town boys, so they can challenge this challenge. They issued the team challenge. The boys will meet on the turtle shaped diamond at Riverside Park, then and there they will endeavor to win. NEWS FROM WHITAKER'S STABLE New uniforms have arrived and the sieues will don their new toga's by the end of the season. League entry here Saturday and Sunday. The new uniforms are very nasty and the ponies should prance if they don't. Shanks, a former star of the Whitaker stable was in harness Sunday after a two years' absence from the field. He much fresh since his occupation of the initial cushion here some two moons ago. However he handled the game well back. He still has his lamps on the apple. Hiltown, a favorite at short and a feature in the Giants' back to the fold and is hitting them everywhere, when they come over. John Richardson, one of the best players in the league, having a brilliant year up in the big show is back in his native health and grounded for the biggest Sampson, Bell, Burdine, Ming and several new recruits make up a part of the team. There is perhaps some good pitching in this staff. Sampson and Bell are sure of places on the staff and Bob Sloan, the veteran star in the Whitaker stade for years was on the money. He is fast, accurate and can snack the pellet at will. His money outfit the Giant outfit more formidable. Big Fred Daniels, one of the best right-handers in the business when he was not traveling in the outfield. His hit record warrants his presence in the lineup. Big Chief Lewis, catcher secured from the New Orleans Crescent will count on to loom up in the defense depth. There are many more features we could mention in the Whitaker stable but we pause at this jun BASE BALL Ft. Worth Black Panthers vs Dallas Black Giants RIVERSIDE PARK, SUN, & MON, APRIL 7 & 8 GAMES CALLED SUNDAY 3.06 P. M.-SATURDAY 3:30 P. M. Next THURSDAY & FRIDAY, APRIL 12TH & 19TH FAST WILEY UNIVERSITY CLUB. REPORT OF FAMOUS NASHVILLE CONFERENCE MADE PUBLIC. The outawed liquor traffic is declared to be "one of the most lawless, ricious influences in our country. The people are called outwaters. The police are enforcement. Strong protest is made, against officials who through in- WATTS, OWNER OR 'LOVE- NEST' GOES ON TRIAL Former North Carolina Political Boss Pleads Guildy to Charge of Having Colored Girl is Miss Stress. Fined $100. Raleigh, C. April 7 — A D. Warren commissioner of revenue for North Carolina, who was arrested here more than a month ago when she was sentenced to pretty Colored girl "sweetheart," was fineed $100 here last Thursday, when he pleaded guilty to adding and abetting prostitution. Miss Grace Grantham the woman who Duffie, Watts' servant, did not appear and bonds of $100 in tach case were ordered fettered. The arrest of Watts, under the circumstances, proved one of the biggest sanctions in years, but in the case of Duffie, Watts' servant is inclined to look upon his actions with a degree of lenency. The girl in the case, said to he an uncle of Watts, difference and negligence fail to enforce the law. A series of practical suggestions are offered law or assistants with the co-operation with church societies and goers; attending trials and co-operation with church influence; protest against misleading articles in the press, and assisting promoting enforcement legislation. The report further says: "The outstanding duty of the hour is for individuals to observe the law and a greater willingness to observe it, and for public officials to do their duty in the manner of lawnessness must cease if the government is to endure the menace of lawnessness must protec- protest against is: 'Lyning, bootlegging, the cigarette habit and the illegal disfranchisement of the Negro.' Juvenile Delinquency. The subject of juvenile delinquency is important of special attention for Colored delinquents brought before the courts, is urged, of placing undue emphasis on the limitation of amusements, it is asked that there be protection of wholesome recreation and direction of leisure time activities of our children and young The Ku Klux Khan is demonised in 'an American, unlicious, immoral, immortal' speech. The vicious, the subverter of our society, the subverter of the fundamental rights of the latter of the fundamental rights of the CHICAGO TO HAVE BIG THEA TRICAL BUILDING. 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At auction, the company and fixtures of the insolvent firm, it was immediately discovered that Robert J. Washington, who has for years been a member of the company with F. E. Lewis, had rented the Odd Fellow property where the company was the organization of an undertaking Colored Men WANTED To qualify for Sleeping Car and Train Porters. Experience un- necessary. Good pay to start. Trans- portation. Must be a licensed Caffrey, Dep. D, St. Louis, Mo. to have been Watt's "mistress" for some time in the home, since called the over time, and is even the one that many of Watt's friends have been entertained in a sumptuous manner. The raid, which took place Sunday, 25 December, produced any number of high lights and questionable situations. The raid that Watt was on rather intimate terms with the pretty girl, who appeared to be a stranger to the town. Follow in Home. When placed on the stand, one of the raiding officers told how the girl had been trailed. 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Mr. Perdue, a little colored boy living on Prespect avenue; did recently when he was offered a contract calling him a "film director" for one of the large Hollywood film producers. He was 19 years old and a sophomore in the Pholy, Mhc School, began his film career several years ago as an extra working for the film company, well known Colored juvenile comedy star, Earnest Morrison, better known as "Sunshine Sammy". Since then he has been a part of the films, the most notable of them being Booch Tarkington's "Penroo". Although Leon and his Mother are married, the contract would bring in sufficient money to place them in very comfortable schools that a good school education is by far more valuable for Leon at the present than a film contract, no Leon, however is ambitions and as a page in connection with the Hover Vacuum Sweeper Company, he is industrial exposition being held in Long Beach, he is accumulating a large number of books and is scaffolding his educational training. 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That day, that a flight train which was switching these at the time passed by was brought out that he had promised to carry the other woman. Dyson attains notice that for a new trail would be made. VIRGINIA GOVERNOR REFUSES PAIDON FOR LYNCHER. (By A. N. P.) Richmond, Alabama, April 7. — Governor Trinkle has taken a stand against mob violence when he rested pardon in the case of A. L. Wine County sentenced to one year in the penitentiary for participating in 1921 of a Wise County Neighbors. Naples was convicted in the circuit court of Wise county and the county judge turned a motion for appeal turned a motion for error, after which citizens of the county presided a petition to the county judge for an acceptance of the county citizen, was sentenced to two years in state prison on the charge of an accomplice in the lynchings. Naples was sentenced to a noncitizen in Wise county, but in a grand jury case, the government sanctioned to mob violence. HAWKING COOK CONVENDS PRESIDENT THAT "MULLET IN COUGH." (D. A. B. P.) Diana Plas, April 7. A coroner court has convicted, President Harding that the implied Mullet Attendance at each park was far beyond expectation. President Chan T. Brackins of the Negro Welfare Board rallied to the support of the hunt, by having the eggs on the ground at the proper time. Ex-Mayor, Frank W. Wozceraff, and E. Gordon Perry, a Dallia business owner, gave to Dallia white and Negro girls fifty thousand Easter eggs. police were properly stationed, and then replied. "There he is. Take him if you wish." Gloating over their anticipated pleasures of mob torture, they made a rush for the Negro, but were commanded of the Stop from the Mexican commander. In a quiet voice he merely said "Take him if you wish, but before you get me and every one of my 180 heavily armed police. The Mexican Government holds me and my men all criminals regardless of race or color, and we are responsible to government with our lives anything if anything wrong were done. Now take him if you wish." The latest reports state that Carlo the Mexican heavily guarded, waiting for a fair trial before the Mexican courts. In a food delicacy. The secret came to light one day last week during a somewhat heated argument between a fisherman and a fisherman who endeavored to convince him that a catch of Mullet exhibiting was "no good" for eating. "It's the way you cook the Mullet, the President was heard to demand that Mr. Harding convinced the fisherman but it is clearly established that the Mullet is good eating over to the ranks of those who believe that Mullet is good eating. Renamed Gamelian Harding. BOY OF EIGHT, SENTENCED FOR MURDER OF UNCLE. (By A. N. P.) Memphis, Tenn., April 7—A case in the city court this week that of "O. D." Lewis, a little Colored boy born in the city of his uncle and sent to the State reform school for a term of 8 or 8 years old said he appeared 8 or 8 years old said he 112 and claimed that his uncle had misreceived him, which caused him to TEXAS TOWNS. TEXAS TOWNS. Gilmer.—Proof. M. M. Henry, the principal of Gilmer high school preached Sunday at the C. M. E. church for Rev. Tyus who was called home on account of the illness of his wife; collection in the evening served 10.0 total. Education program was rendered at 4 p.m. by the children which was highly succeeding nicely with her school at Center Point; her time has been extended one month. Mr. Henry joined the school. Mr. Williams closed school last Friday near Big Sandy, she reported a splendid session. Rev. R. E. Williams and a solicitor has begun a campaign for the Dickson Orphanage; he is striving to raise $1,000 for the orphanage and a solicitor has begun a campaign for the Dickson Orphanage; he is spent on the girls dormitory. Prof. A. I. Ingram and wife visited school. M. E. Church last Sunday now a teacher at the Orphanage. The ball game between Bruce public schools and Big Sandy school served 10.0. Phillips resigned public school boys; the scores were 13 to 11 in favor of Bruce public school. Phillips resigned bookkeeping to the Dickson Orphanage last Friday. Doole—Sunday school at the A. M. L. church was well attended. Rev. P. L. Stephens and wife and Rev. R. E. Stephens and Mr. Jack Johnson were preached by the Dickson Henson preached an excellent session. At 11 a.m. the Easter program was a grand success. Mr. Bud Pleson was here Sunday from Bomham. Purdon—Services were well attended Sunday, Rev. Alexander was given a supper by the Sunday school on Monday. Mrs. I. A. Rhodes closed a success—Mrs. I. A. Rhodes returned to school March 50th and term of school March 51st. W. C. Cavitt and family of Dawson attended church here Sunday. —Rev. R. C. Wattles and Rev. M. Young attend the meeting Sunday night at the Church. A. M. N. Church with 21 additions. Hope Baptist Sunday with much success raised $235.54. Rev. O. B. Jackson pastor of the M. E. Church held with much success. Miss Boyd is in the city visiting her friends. West—Services were well attended at both churches Sunday. Rev. Alexander gave a celebration Easter in a united form with both churches worshiping to her; Rev. Bald had one success with us; Rev. Boyd was with us. West high THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1923. school and Dry Branch school crossed bats on March 30, 2002, and visited Mr. James Ross Wednesday. Rev. Sam Williams prescheduled the K. of P. sermon here March 24th. Rev. Sam Williams visited the scans, was here on annual visit March 14th. Electro.- St. James A. M. E. church held P. sermon here March 24th. Rev. Sam Williams, the pastor prescheduled, text Matthew 1:15. At 3:30 p. m. sermon by Rev. P. Wolton. Rev. 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