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SISTERS SUE FOR $80,000 WHEN BROTHER IS LYNCHED. ALWAYS PROGRESSIVE DISTINCTIVE IN SERVICE Penned by W. R. King. VOL. 81. SISTER WH Two Suits Filed in Arkansas sult of Lynching. Sheriff a Members Made Defendants Slain Man. TERS HEN Arkansas Court as Re- seriff and Four Mobi endants by Sisters of Two Suits Filed in Arkansas Court as Result of Lynching. Sheriff and Four Mob Members Made Defendants by Sisters of Slain Man. ficials showed very poor judgment when they left Harrison in the station in the care of one deputy, when they knew the prisoner was in danger. at when it discrimination that relatives of Tarrison were not permitted the privilege of making bond for him or of being arrested. According to the complaint, Leeper offered no resistance when the mob of angry men entered the railroad coach station. The sheriff made no effort to protect Harrison, it is charged, on the other hand readily permitted him to be dragged to the railroad tracks and there killed. Believe This Will Tend to Halt Mobil Violence. The sisters of the dead man declare that they are making this fight in the Purified States courts with the avowed enemy, the militant group against mob violence, and also to stimulate a willingness on the part of the militant group to protect their best efforts to protect prisoners in accordance with the guarantee of law, as well as that of any state in the union. Various NGO organizations throughout the world have expressed a great of this case with great interest. POLITE MOB VISITS JAIL IN TENNESSEE TOWN. NO PRISONER THERE. M. E. BO FOR (By A. N. P.) M. E. BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR NEGROES MEETS IN CINCINNATI. (By A. N. P.) Cincinnati, Ohio. Nov. 10—The Board of Education for fortnames of the M. E. Church held its annual meeting at the Methodist Book. Concern of this city there were present thirty odd members of the Board, from various seasions of the country, and many responding Securities. Dr. P. J. Mavely and Dr. L. Garland Penn, reported the best year in the education of the Negro in the city this year. The report showed a total of nineteen institutions of learning, of which eight are colleges, one medical school, one hospital Seminary, one medical college and eight secondary institutions. These institutions have the largest number of students in their history with four hundred fifty teachers. In the years the assets of the Board in new buildings erected, property bought and endowment secured have increased from two million and one hundred thousand dollars largely to the Centenary of Methodism. Mehary Medical College at Nashville has instituted institutions for the medical education of the Negro race in America has been advanced to Class "A" institution with Dr. I. Garland Penn, in referring to the education of the Negro called attention to the inadequate facilities for training the Negro students. A new building costing one hundred thousand dollars was being erected at the Gaumont Theological, Atlantic University, to train Negro young men to secure training as Negro ministers, but that there was a death of qualified Negro young men needed now more than ever in the industry, and as the Negro minister is still the most potent leader of the race and was needed now more than ever in the industry, between the races. He recommended that one of the best trained Negro leaders to be found be employed whose one business it would be to carry by boat the Negro young men and women in the high schools and colleges of the land the opportunities and needs for such men and women in America and Africa beyond the seas. 112,000 Acres Opened for Men of World War. (Preston News Service) Washington, D. C, Nov. 9—According to an announcement made public last Tuesday by the Department of the Interior, 13,000 acres of land in California, Nevada, and Utah has been opened to form a national park for filling it will be made public later at the local land offices it was announced. The lands include 700 acres in San Diego and 1,000 acres in Campo; 13,700 acres in Mineral County, Cal.; near the town of Campo; 13,700 acres in Hawthorne; 19,500 acres in Chavon county, N. M., near Pinon and 78,000 acres in Harford county, U. N. near Hankville. --- --- Little Rock, Ark. Nov. 9—Two suits claimed a total of 80,000 damage as a result of the shooting at Harrison on February 5, 1922, at Malvern, Ark. were filed in United States District Court for last Tuesday by Marla B. Gambale, former sheriff of Hot Springs county, and his two deputies, W. T. Gambale and S. H. Lalper, and W. T. Currey, surveyor of the sheriff and his deputies did not take proper precautions to save the prisoner from the vengeance of the other suit was brought against Chamberlain R. R. Hodge, Lalper, and W. T. Currey who are charged with having formed themselves into a mob with divers other persons for the purpose of taking the sheriff. The complaint says Harrison was arrested without a warrant and held in custody until the sheriff took place. The sheriff, it is charged, took Harrison to the station with the showed purpose of removing him from the prison, and took the precaution he should have. Officers show Foow Judgment. According to the complaint the of- (By A. N. P.) Dresden, Tenn. Nov. 10—A mob described as being extremely polite and which treated the sheriff with the utmost courtesy, visited the Weekly county jail a few nights ago, at 11 a.m. He was charged with Negro farm hand, charged with the shooting to death of Wilt Stumon. Oliver had already been given a hearing at the court, and spirted away. The nice mob was permitted to search the jail to the terror of the sheriff, left when it was finally convinced that Oliver was not there. It is said that he had been made a judge, made although there was no disturbance. He called the white man when, the latter came his (Oliver's) home to make some inquiries, and started beating the Negro with a bribe. Most of the sheriff's men, like Oliver because he seemed to be "uppish" to them. They described him as being above the ordinary Negro in the town. He mistreated the milked killing the white man when the latter cornered him, so that he could be tortured. He fled, but he returned a few days later and gave himself up to another man. He was accused of a number of years. At the time of the killing he was working for Stusgen, the dead man, known as a bully and a CLAIMS AFRICANS SATIS FIED WITH WHITE MAN'S GOVERNMENT. CLAIMS AFRICANS SATIS FIED WITH WHITE MAN'S GOVERNMENT. The Dallas Express (By A, N, P.) "The Republican Party Is The Ship, All Else Is The Sail." - Fred Douglas THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1928 A. & M. Presidents and Demonstration Agents Visit Washington PRESIDENT SANFORD REPLIES TO CRITICISM OF STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION; RE COUNTS ACHIEVEMENTS OF THIS YEAR. W. T. GOODWIN LIBRARY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS JUSTIN TEXAS "The Republican Pa THE DALLAS EX S U B BRO A. & M stratio LEFT BRIDE WAITING AT CHURCH. HE NOW AP-PEARS IN COURT Doctors Take Places at Vets Hospital. (By A. N. P.) Tuskegee, Ala., Nov. 10—Three Colored doctors and two dentists have taken up work at the Veterans hospital here. They do not expect any kindness. The doctors are: Walter S. Taylor, Druek King, Tousant T. Tilden. The dentists are Benjamin D. Boyd and Thomas B. Davia. PRESIDENT SANFO OF STAT COU Hillaboro, Texas, Nov. 10, 1922. Mr. Editor. VETERAN TEACHER OUT- LINES NEW PROGRAM FOR TEACHERS' ASS'N. The committee should be given the work of picking and selecting not only persons of our own race and members of the Association but they should be given the opportunity to as far as possible, leading educators of other races from over the country. The teachers should keep abreast with Continued on page 8. WALTER COHEN MAY BE CONFIRMED AT NEXT SESSION OF CONGRESS. Washington, D. C., Nov. 16—President Coolidge wrote a notable letter on the occasion of the recent dedication of the birthplace of Theodore Roosevelt to the nation, the president of old-fashioned patriotism and the President had the courage, in the midst of it, to have it understood that when he was president, justice and a square deal, he meant that the rules should be applied, without regard to "nace, color or creed." He said that the president had not been accustomed in recent years to definitely know just what the fine spun expressions of presidents were to or exclusive of a tooth portion of the nation. In his silent, quiet way, the President is going about the task of Chief Executive, dropping a little suggestion of interest affecting the program of reasoning out racial salvation in the good old U.S. A, so far as Colored Americans are interested in effecting potential candidates for the White house office if not on the defensive corner, he has been successful the President has been in keeping loud criticism from his door, while his Field Marshals have been unorganized and unrecognized in unorganized sentiment that will have its climax at the Republican National Convention in Chicago next year,念念 of Massachusetts and New England. Walter L. Cohen's name is to come up for confirmation before the United States Senate, and he will be the member. Will it go over? There is every reason to believe that it will go over, that is to say, if Democratic Senators are to be elected, they might ask to go over, Cohen, who is one of the active men of the old school of politics, is now before the Senate to vote on the nomination. The late President Harding say to that even sending his name in for a recent appointment after the Senate is elected, he is in the ground of "Senatorial Courtesy," Numbers of Republican senators have openly declared that "for the last time," the Senate will vote on the ground of "Senatorial Courtesy" when it is quite obvious that race prejudice is at the bottom of the whole thing. The Senate will vote on Stir. Washington now takes on new signs of life. The old atmosphere of activity has begun to spread, with Congress opening next month, and the message of the Senate will be off; the fight for position fill be on. (Continued on Page 1.) this new Moses. Pardon me Mr. Editor, I did not start out to say the above; but I believe that the ground ought to be taught to the new shoots in order that the young promising tree may have the right-of-way. The object is to tell of the new purpose and the activity of the State Teachers' Association since last we met. My idea of the new purpose is to raise the students to the general good of our people. On leaving the Fort Worth session we met the Association of Negro teachers in the world. I felt a great responsibility rests upon my shoulders to work for my people in our state. I have in our state in our state with black and white boys at Gateville. What we found there caused us to go before the Legislature and present the Association to investigate the Reformatory school be established in some other part of the State with a reformatory school. This reformatory school is almost assured if the Association will continue to push it. In a personal letter to the Association I desire to offer a word of commendation for the State Teachers' Association for Negro teachers in its interest in the State. I will be at Gateville Juvenile school. The President, I. C. Anderson, I. Q. Hurdle and R. N. Brooks, president Sam Huston A CHAMPION OF JUSTICE A MESSENGER OF HOPE PRICE FIVE CENTS NUMBER 2 000 CHED. Demon- shington Department of Agriculture Workings of Department De- rance of Farming and Wit- tations. Are Guests of Department of Agriculture on Visit. See Workings of Department Devoted to Furtherance of Farming and Witness Demonstrations. A GIRL RE-CT. SAYS FORBES OUTCLASSED BY CROSSLAND AS GAY LOTHARIO. --- Richmond, Ind. Nov. 9-La- week, Miss Jose Miles, who hails from Summerville, S. C., was signed up by the Academy of Music as an exclusive singer of *Blues*, for the "Gennett" record. All of which means a great deal when you know that she has never warred her melodious voice into a recording horn and is the first Race artist to be signed up to sing excerpts on the recommendation of Jos. M. Davia, under whose direction she is now working. Miss Miles made a test for *Blues*, a tempting contract calling for forty "Blues" numbers during the coming twelve months. Two days following the release of *Blues*, "Taby's Got the Blues" and "Kansas City Man Blues", which will be released. Although Miss Miles never had any recording experience, she isn't an utter stranger to the public, as she was when she was a teenager. Along, company, which enjoyed long and prosperous runs in New York and other big cities, the recording photographmen who have had the pleasure of hearing Miss Miles' malden records predict she is a real talent, and that she will be a sensation within a few years. WARDEN WHO REFUSED ELAINE RIOTERS FINED $500. (A. N. P. B). Helena, Ark, Nov. 10—Hamp Martin, warden of the Arkansas penitentiary, in contempt of court and fined $800 for fused to accept prisoners brought to the bail by the sheriff of Lea county, Arkansas, for the failure of those implicated on the simulated Elaine riots. They had been tried twice EVERYTHING IN READING STATE TEACHER EVERYTHING IN READNESS FOR MEETING OF STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. M. B. J. W. SANFORD, President "ON TO IT. WORTH." The 18th annual meeting of the BEd FK Worth Thursday, 2:35 a.m. for a A.M. session. Patterson, Texas. If you have sound sense you send you a letter to M. J. Terrell of the A.M. section. that everything is in readiness for the candidates who will attend this annual meeting. If you have special needs granen made special study of the day will be delivered from the discussion of the meeting from time to time. To dress up meeting time, to time, to M. N. Martz, D. Fletcher, Harper Swift of the A.M. section in their names for places on the program that the high standard set by the collo- cary. Principal Johnson has acquired inter- national accreditation for the selection of the high school part of the school. A special place has been provided School where all the day sessions will hits will be held. Identification Certificate We have been given a rate of fare of $10 per person you buy your ticket, and you must be sent to you by the Chairman of the A.M. Association. If you have more than two you you designated a member of the A.M. bears behind in your membership for the program and enclose you an "identification certificate" to buy your ticket. If he has no incurr- ence instruction may be sent to such an ticket. Tickets will be on sale November rounds into 3 Ft. Worth. Those training will the loweres of football will be give game between I. M. Terrell High School How. Based and led will be required All persons planning to attend the day may be made and the assignment of JOHNSON W. S. Fox, NY. 11230. Send resume to Fox, NY, 11230, for a job description, email resume to fox@fox.com. Mrs. P. A. Ruhman, Pasadena, Texas. If you have not received one, write her and she will send it. accreditation Principals of J. M. Johnson of the J. M. Turrell High School, Fort Worth states that everything is in readiness for the recognition of the best of teachers and educators who, after training, have been hired. Most of those who are on program, have made special study of the subjects assigned them, hence much benefit. A. NEGRO BOYS AND. GIRLS ARE AWARDED PRIZES. PAGE TWO Teacher Association will convene at three day sessions. Mrs. F. A. Robertson received one, write her, and she will M. Terrell High School. Fort Worth state association of the host of teachers and educators. Most of those who are on proba-tions assist them, hence much benefit of the white Teacher Association will add to the very probable list of winning participants. The University of Minnesota and others. Auditorium of the Channels of Commune will be in charge of the meetings. Mrs. R. P. Crosby, conductor, stages will not be hoveted by the high that Nemo music be played a "book" in the music of Nemo music will be in赡. Inhibitable in the M. Terrell High II will be held. It appears now that the ex-ceptions and Railroad Rates, and a half for round trip tickets. To get a have a special "identification certificate" Transportation Committee, I. G. O. McCann, behind with your associational fee, association; but if you are more than two hundred, and he will receipt for you same Hiatus. Ten days before you will want to念 in terms of round trip rate, send him, and he will receipt for you same Hiatus. Specials will be operated by some of the carry special coaches for us. None.念 on a treat on Friday at 4:00 p.m. in a PL Worth and J. A. Moore High School.念 on the rate of kihi per day (2 meals). Specials should immediately write Prof. F. A. Robertson facilitated. "ON TO F.W. WORTH-ANFORD, President, Hillsboro, Texas. point next fall! Arrangements will be made for the offering of cash prizes on Saturday, March 15, and winners at the county fair will be carried to the State Fair to compete for State honors. Prof. Williams will visit the county fair to organize them into club, Special attention will be given to schoolboys and girls. Only club members will be allowed to enter these contests. Have you a Manic Monkey Baby? RACE MAN ERECTS TWO- STORY BUSINESS HOUSE. RACE MAN ERECTS TWO- STORY BUSINESS HOUSE. The new two-story brick building now under construction in Queen City by I. J. Hayden, a race business man is marrying completion and when finished the building will be placed in the precariousity to this end of town. The building is being erected on modern plans, the frontage on the ground floor will be 120 feet wide, this floor for the accommodation of a store and barbershop; the second floor will be used for lodge hall and other purposes. The building is 1850 x 1200 feet. M. E. Elliott and Son, Constructors. EDDO WINN DIES WAS A NATIVE OF DALLAS AND PROMPHEN IN FRATERNAL CHILDREN. Edwin ("Eddie") Winn well known Dallas Barber an owner of Winn Barber's Barber Shop in Dallas. Maine and Film died at his home 3223 Winn on Wednesday evening at ten p.m. Appreciation is said to be the result of Appreciation is said to be the native of Dallas his family having been raised in Dallas. He was 36 years of age at the time of his death. He was an arrive member of the fourth floor at which place the funeral will be held. He was a member of the fourth floor where the whose numbers the M. Winn two sisters, two brothers, his widow lives. At this writing the body is present pending the arrival of relatives. But it is highly probable that the funer- er will be there. After Lininger More than Four Years Mrs. Melinda Mulina Suewambu Ma. Mulinda Walker, wife of our follow-townman, George Walker, daughter of the family home, William Mulina Mrs. Walker had been an invalid for more than four years and was morgana to which she also succeeded Mrs. Walker and a number of other relatives. Burrowing Mrs. Walker are her husband and a number of other relatives. She is a member of Kwc House Hunters General service was held Theodore Jackson a member officiating. She was a member of the following families at Jerusalem and if it Te. Have you a Mason儿 Baby? THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1923 HARMONY NEEDED TO PUT OVER PROGRAM SAYS CITIZEN. DR. HOBART W. REID OPENS DEN TAL OFFICES IN PYTHIAN TEMPLE Dallas Express and Excelsior Mutual Go Over 100 Per Cent. For Community Chest. WHEATLEY PLACE CIVIC LEAGUE PLANS FISCAL COMMENCEMENT. There is a growing resentment among Negroes in Dallas against condition in churches and in neighborhoods in an interview with a Negro tax payer evening this week. It is a shame said he, Negro tax payers are taxed at the same rate as the stable neighborhoods, where streets sidewalks and other improvements are unaffected. Observation of this fact displeases the Negro community and the tree, on it, but not a part of it; but nevertheless Negro tax payers pay large sums of money for the maintenance of churches and the portion of which goes into the Street and Bridge department for the up-kids of streets and bridges. EXPLANATION & REPRESENTATION We know that are other citizens of the municipality but are not represented in any form in an official way, hence our allotment in the city's budget is limited to the municipality and the citizens of the commonwealth, as a matter of fact feel that it is an injustice to be deprived of such necessities. DR. HOBART W. REE TAL OFFICES II Dr. Robert W. Reid will know in Teague as the son of Hon. B. S. Reid, prominent for more than a score of years in Taborian Circles has opened a suite of the most modernly equipped dental offices to be found in the Southwest in the African Temple. Dr. Reid, a Texan by birth is a graduate of Wiley University and of McGraw-Hill. Both of the course with high honors and his mark in the State Board Examinations was among the highest. Dallas Express and E Over 100 Per Cent. I EVERY EMPLOYEE IN THE SOMETHING Workers in the Dallas Community Chest Campaign solicited two race banners in their drive for this week and in each case contributions to the amount of 100 per cent given by the organizers in the above paragraph are the Dallas Express Publishing Co. and the Executor Mutual Benefit Association. The Wheatley Place Civic League will celebrate their final commencement with a program and banquet at the Wheatley Place School, Tuesday night, Nov. 18, 1923 beginning at $ p. p. Following is the program for the evening. 1. Song ..... A. Audience 2. Invocation ..... Dr. H. W. Wryne 3. Vocal Solo ..... Miss Beatrice Cowan 4. Welcome Address on behalf of the P. P. The public 5. D. B. Garner 6. Instrumental Solo DALLAS AND FT. WORTH DOKEYS TO LAY CORNER STONE AT PAUL QUINN COLLEGE It has been announced from Temple headquarters that Kraba Temple No. 30, in the Bronx, will be the Worth have been invited by the faculty of Paul Quinn College, Waco to lay and hold a memorial service for the new W. D. Johann hall, grand Mogul, Chia T. Brackhack of Dallas University, and Judge lege the receipt of the invitation and have accepted. This swipe will take place on Friday, March 11. Dallas Dottiekya try to mobilize to full strength for the occasion and will be allotted a place in all cocked and prists for a great feast. Coming—Mamas Baby Style Show. WESTBROOK-MITCHELL NUPTIAL. The marriage of Rev. Jarrell Robert Westbrooks and Mies Loraine Loraine was solemnized at the Trus Vine Happe Hall, 1200 Washington Avenue, Washington, officiating. The bride was arranged in an elaborate gown of white georgette and accessories. She carried a bouquet of white flowers, a bridal roses and ferns. Her attendants were Mies Bassie Lee Jackson and Mies Lucy Mae Simma who were white dresses. The grooms were Richard Richardson and Richardson acted as cupid. Mies Mary Doll Bookman played the bridal march. The grooms were Booer entertaining Mies Lola Bruce and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pope with a maelian party and dinner at his home, 1120 South Street. Mrs. Grieve胡尔 was injured in an accident inside the club. Mr. A. L. James leaves for Waco Tuesday night. Watch for date—Masenic Babion. SILVER LEAF CLUB ENTERTAINS. Members of Silver Leaf Club entertained with a Halloween Party last Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Brennan, a former evening was spent playing games and including in other innocent amusements. The repast was served the waiting guests. In precarrying a remedy, the speaker adds that a more favorable consideration would be given if race men would recognize, teach leadership. There, are two factions he adds; each one divides Dawson and Huffman, holding a course; another having courage, but no followers; and there you are. These forces must be cemeteryed to allow an assemblage from the ranks shall be provided to head an organization having for its purpose the immediate street improvements in Negro sections. All race men and women and old age are eligible for membership. If Dallas hopes to grow and become a clean and progressive cosmopolitan she must change the definition of her duty toward the weak, she cannot rise to fame on the beauty of her treasured additions without applying the golden rule; for it is he who makes city city of cleaner than its fittest, block. D OPENS DEN-N PYTHIAN TEMPLE Dr. Reitz office is equipped with the most modern dental appliances now on the market. He has installed a new dental chair and a last word in comfort in linen comfort, and a host of other unite-date and military appliances with guidance. To those who seek his services complete comfort and the utmost satisfaction. The public is cordially invited to insure his offices at any time. The suite is located in room 102, on the first floor of the Fythian Temple. SE CONCERNS GIVES FOR CAUSE OF CHARITY. The Dallas Express with its ten employees subscribed with $100.00 the Excelsior Mutual Benefit Association with its office force and agents subcribed There are thirty-two welfare and charity organizations in the city sharing in the proceeds out of which three Negro organizations are represented. CIVIC LEAGUE L COMMENCEMENT. Mrs. Junia Dillingham. 6. The Ladies' Interest in the Civic League ... Mrs. J. W. Mitchell 7. Annual report and greetings of the Wheatley Place League ... Wm. P. Wesley, Southampton 8. Address, The Possibilities of Civic Organization! ... Prof. J. W. Rice 9. Romania ... Mrs. M. B. Gay 10. Romania ... I. Blaylock, Marver and others. J. B. Richey will be Master of Ceremonies. dements will be served free. DR. L. GARLAND PENN ON METH- ODIST REUNION. By Kelly Miller Do You Know That As Poro Agents thousands of Race Women are happy and prosperous through their PORO profits? Homes Are Being Acquired! Children Are Being Schooled! Families Are Being Provided For! This same opportunity exists for you. For right now, there are openings for ambitious women as our representatives to supply the great demand for PORO Treatments, PORO Products and teach the PORO SYSTEM. PORO COLLEGE or a nearby PORO AGENT will teach you the PORO SYSTEM OF SCIENTIFIC HAIR AND BEAUTY CULTURE at surprisingly small cost and show you how. You Make Handsome Profits Right in Your Own Home IT WILL PAY YOU TO ACT PROMPTLY WRITE TODAY PORO COLLEGE 4300 St. Ferdinand Avenue ST. LOUIS, MO., U. S. A. DEPT. X Skip Cup in 24 Hours HILI's Camera Bromide Glue gives quicker relief than any other oil in HILI's Camera Bromide Glue. It provides 10 seconds. Effectiveness in millions of cases. Dermatol box bracing Mr. MH's Bromide Glue. Angrighs— CASCARA HILLS (B-20) CASCARA QUINENE W. H. HILL CO. SECRETARY, BANK the race. Any tendency which enables the Negro further away from self leadership weakens the stimulation BIRTHS AND DEATHS. IT IS HERE Finest Preparation for the Skin CORALINE FACE POWDER. Flesh, Light, Medium Dark. Just Paint On Market. After Twelve Years Experimenting By Chemist of International Fame. Special: Beautifully prepared samples of Cream or Powder sent anywhere for ten cents each. Chemists, P. O. Box 256, Ft. Wayne, Indiana. 11-10-2t Do You K thousands of CLASIFIED. FOR SALE; OR TRADIE - I have two automobiles, will sell on terms or trade for Dianmond. I am no dealer, C. G. Young, of Dianmond. EXPRESSION, OR, APPERIATION, Mrs. Yee. Small and family will ever cherish in their memories the experiences of Dianmond in their honourment. 11-10-12 Public Nenographer—Mrs. Clarens C. Young, teacher of Greg Short-hand, typewriting and Hookekeeping, 11-10-12 Public Nenographer—Mrs. Clarens C. Young, teacher of Greg Short-hand, typewriting and Hookekeeping, 11-10-12 The following named person are not connected with the Standard Mutual P.I. Insurance Company, any other, and J. H. Edward of Calvert; Percy J. Sewall of Paria, Texas, and the company is not responsible for any collections to them. PETER M. RIDGE, Seyv. 11-10-28 Acents Wanted—Men or women to solicit from house to house. Salemman make 85 to $10 per day. Apply 460 N. 1644, Dulce, write K. 1644, Dulce. 11-10-16 NADAM ADAIR Medium. Troubled sale of all affairs of life. Hour 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. In rear 11-10-11 South Harwood Street. IMPORTANT TO MASONS. Crystal Palace Masonic Lodge No. 167, remounts all members at this hall. Nov. 15th. Importants. 11-10-14 I Have money to Loan on real estate and will take up notes on re-financing. J. Thomas X-5071. 11-3-21 Good Houses and Lots for Sale in part of the town for colored people. Payments from $150 to month. All other made in town. Month. All other made in town. X-6789 or call or写 O. R. Sadder, Rear Williamson Drug Store, 214 S. St. Dallas, Texas. 10-27-41 Physician Wanted - Situation for a good doctor in a live town. Hercine practice, Address People's Drug Co. Torrel. 10-30-41 ADVERTISMENTS. COLORED Men wanted to qualify for sleeping car and train porters. Experience unnecessary. Transportation for sleeping T. McCaffrey. Laurel Mo. 10-20-11 Free Press—A beautiful Catalogue of Shoes, Hosiery, Jewelry and Novelties. Contains pictures of beautiful Colored Catalogue shoes. Address Catalogue new, Address Princess Trading Co. P, O. Box 948, Savannah, Ga. 10-24-11 COLORED PEOPLE TAKE NOTICE Colored addition close to. Fair Grounds $25.00 down balance easy. Colored addition close to. Fair Grounds $25.00 down balance easy. Phone O. S. Sorel Reed Willmann 619. 419 St. Mary 6789. 619. 419 St. Mary 6789. Help Wanted: We want fifty men of women with executive ability and literary attainment to travel as representatives of the Tyler Four State Hospital 10-24-11. Under the laws of the State of Texas, 1922), to lecture in churches funds daily from the white and Colored citizens of the Southwest. 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COLORED PRODUCTS FOR SALE Black Swan Records, 75c; Eureka Straightening Combs, $2.00; Hair Waves (Waves Men's) Articles. Send for free catalogue. WE SHIP C. O. D. ORDO SUPPLY HOUSE 1717 Hall St. Dallas, Texas 6-23-12 o Agents y and pros- News of Your Home Town DALLAS THE METROPOLIS OF THE SOUTHWEST A. B. DA THE HOTEL ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE THE ODD FELL CAMPA To the Local Lodges and Ho Grand United Order of Odd Texas. DODFELLOWS CAMPAIGN Houses and Households Order of Odd Fellows, are we going to build them? They are going to be are been approved by the mittened within the next will accrue the pride and State. It is going to be it is going to pay a hat in sentiment that it is going to be more love and reverence will be a source of pride. it is a great prince landmark as a heir TO DODFELLOWS NEXT MEMBER EVENT. I KNOW EVER THE ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE CAMPAIGN To the Local Lodges and Households of Ruth of the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows, Jurisdiction of Texas The Odd Fellows are going to build up in Houston. They are arriving and bids will be submitted within be such a building as will arouse of every Negro in the State. It is going to occupy a building by Goldman, be Goldman, be an investment, it is going to and cents, but it is in sentiment the good has in Washington Monument in America have more love Temple, when built, will be a source Order. Don't you regard it a great and saving this great mark, WE WANT THOUSAND NEW ANXIOUS BUILD THE TEMPLE AND NEW ME This is the program for this not too big for the Odd Fellows The Campaign will continue to JU Rule governing Campaign we bound to CURE TEN THOUSAND NEW M in Houston next August and celebrate FRATED H. G. GOREE, D. G. M., The Odd Fellows are going to build this Temple. They are going to build it in Houston. They are going to build is soon. The plans and specifications have been approved by the Roofing Council and bids will be submitted within the next thirty days. It is going to be a building that will arouse the pride and excite the admiration of every Negro in the State. It is going to be the best built owned and specified. We have been approved by the Roofing Council and bids will be submitted within the next thirty days. As an investment, it is going to pay a handsome profit in dollars and cents, but it is in sentiment that it is going to pay most. What good has the Washington Monument done to youth in American have more love and reverence for his country. This Temple, when built, will be a source of pride to every member of the Order. Don't you regard it a great privilege to take part in erecting this temple? We want to build this temple. WE WANT TEN THOUSAND NEW MEMBERS TO COMMEMORATE THIS GREAT EVENT. I KNOW EVERY MEMBER IS ANXIOUS TO HELP. BUILD THE TEMPLE AND SECURE TEN THOUSAND NEW MEMBERS This is the program for this year. Some program I admit, but not too big for the Odd Fellows and Household of Ruth of Texas. The Campaign will continue to JULY 31, 1924. Rules governing Campaign will be the same as last year. All bonuses will be paid promptly. BUILD THE TEMPLE AND SECURE TEN THOUSAND NEW MEMBERS. LETS DO IT and meet in Houston next August and celebrate it. BUILD THE TEMPLE AND SECURE TEN THOUSAND NEW MEM BERS This is the program for this year. Some program I admit, but not too big for the Odd Fellows and Household of Ruth of Texas. The Campaign will continue to JULY 31, 1924. Rules governing Campaign will be the same as last year. All bonuses will be paid promptly. BUILD THE TEMPLE AND SECURE TEN THOUSAND NEW MEMBERS. LETS DO IT and meet in Houston next August and celebrate it. FRATERNALLY, H. G. GOREE, D. G. M., B. Y. AYCOCK, 2206 Stephens St. Texarkana, Texas. CAMPAIGN MANAGER, 606 E. Commerce Street, San Antonio, Texas. TEXAS TOWNS. ```markdown ``` ```markdown ``` 0 O H. G. GOREE, D. G. M. GREETING: 2206 Stephens St. Texarkana, Texas. PETER H. BURGESS S TEMPLE OWS TEMPLE MAIGN Households of Ruth of the Fellows, Jurisdiction of build this Temple. They are go- going to build it soon. The plans are voted by the Executive Committee, the next thirty days. It is going to pride and excite the admiration going to be the best building owned the State at this time. pay handsome profit in dollars at it is going to pay most. What went done? It has made every and revenue for his country. This the privilege to take part in erecting as a heritage to our children? MEMBERS TO COMMEMORATE NOW EVERY MEMBER IS TO HELP. SECURE TEN THOUSAND MEMBERS year. Some program I admit, but and Household of Ruth of Texas. LY 31, 1924. will be the same as last year. All BUILT THE TEMPLE AND SE- MEMBERS. LET'S DO IT and meet it. NALLY. B. Y. AYCOCK, CAMPAIGN MANAGER 606 E. Commerce Street, San Antonio, Texas. ```markdown ``` DAVID ABNER, JR. D. M. N. G. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1928 NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS OF THE GOLDEN CHAIN OF THE WORLD. We take very great pleasure in giving the benefit of the work of the Golden Chain of the World, from Aug. 1st, up to Oct. 19, 1923 nt pleasure in giving the din of the World, from Aux maries, from the other, you would give us time, the map with all other suit with her small membera been able to pay up, out 43,49.88, in court in West Da be will be pledged upon Pa meeting, called to arome general information offices of Officers: Dickens, M. K. Curry M. K. Curry F. J. Bankin L. Woodard T. W. Daily S. W. Willis W. H. Burnett S. M. Lare W. H. Burnett to take the proceedings on age and Board meetings) as Supreme Senate Re Mark, M. K. Curry, J. W. Just a word to the Links & Circles, as well as to the generous public We told you that if you would give us time, we would put the Golden Chain of the World on the map with all other substantial Fraternal Order in the State of Texas. The Golden Chain with her small membership and with a Cabinet of faithful workers, have been able to pay up, out to this good hour, on her legal and just claims, $2,499.98. A District meeting will be held in West Dallas, Oct. 30th where all Supreme Knights, W. L. Dickson Dallas, Texas Vice Supreme Knight, Rev. M. K. Curry Ft. Worth, Texas Supreme Empress, Mrs. F. J. Hankins Wilmo, Texas Supreme Empress, Mrs. F. J. Hankins Wilmo, Texas Supreme Pilot, Rev. F. L. Woodard Houston, Texas Supreme Chaplain, W. D. Wally Terrrell, Texas Supreme Guard, Rev. R. Morgan Terrrell, Texas Supreme Outer Guard, Prof. S. S. Willis Terrrell, Texas Supreme Lecturer, Prof. W. H. Burnett Terrrell, Texas Grand Lodge Secretary, Rev. T. S. Boone Ft. Worth, Texas Grand Lodge Secretary, Rev. T. S. Boone Ft. Worth, Texas (Whose duties are to take the proceedings of the meetings during the sitting of the Grand Lodge and Board meetings.) *Known as Supreme Senate Board of the G. C. O. W. W. L. Dickson, H. K. C. Curry, J. Wilson, G. W. Shirley, S. S. Stephens, Prof. H. E. Howard.* Supreme Auditors Board. T. S. Bose, Prof. Howard, of WI Only three paid salaries offered of Supreme Knight, W. I. L. O. Clark, Secretary-General of Supreme Knight and Lodge Secretary and Assistant Secretary We desire to say that all Lodge administrations of Past Supreme Knight want a strict meeting without having re-institute all Lodge that have re-instated them will be considered, and their Lodge are unfinancial, to get straight, and you Lodge as a member. We have begun paying claims, and, as quickly as we can get to the above financial statement she in months and 19 days, and on October 1st we have joined the committee who has this matter in charge. The Golden Chain of the World of Dale Hallman, Worthy Entertainer of the District Grand Lodge Session, held Ore Texas. The inclement weather did not prey and friends of the Order present each time spent. And the Ball Holman, Worthy Entertainer of the District Grand Lodge how to do things, and much praise was given. We began paying off claims in Aug. 1st up to Oct. 27th, 1923, we have claims and the Indebedness of the At our District Grand Lodge, our fellow Supreme claims: $250.00 G. L. Turner 50.00 G. L. Townsell 70.00 Laura Gibson 100.00 Andy Anderson 100.00 Ella Weaver 86.42 Winn. V. Brown 100.00 We have had the doubled increase the administration of Supreme more money into the Bank to our Oct. 19 than the Order has done in 12. The total amount disbursement from up to 100.00 when it is able to pay out such amount. We have had an expert Accounts and an inventory taken of the property business in a business way, and I order. Our Senate Board has suspended him from the Order entirely, now we have and ready to defend and prot. Order. We have put on a 90 days task in members for 14.25 joining to age 18 and to take the information will be given by our Deputy T. S. Boone, Prof. Howard, of Wichita Falls, Txa. R. C. Barbour. Only three salaried officers at present, under the new administration of Supreme Knight, W. L. M. Barbour. Salaried Officers. L. O. Clark, Supreme Secretary/Treasurer; Miss S. L. Ware, Private Secretary and Grand Lodge Secretary and Miss J. R. Harris, Bookkeeper and Secretary. We desire to say that all the Lodges that have dropped out under the administration of Past Supreme Knight, Tolan, if you have claims that you want to be considered you must re-institute, and do not come to this District. All Lodges that have re-institute and have a claim before this meeting, they will be considered, and their claims adjusted. Let all Links and Circles that are financial, say to their people who are unrhinial, to get straight, and you will show interest in your Supreme Lodge. We have begun paying claims, and will consider every legal and just claim, as quickly as we can get to them. We will pay the amount paid out already within two months and 19 days, and on Oct. 30 in West Dallas, where the District meeting will be held, more bills will be paid and adjusted by a Committee who has this matter in charge. A Prateral Insurance Organization of Dallas, Texas, wishes to let the public know of the success we had of our District Grand Lodge Session, held Oct 30 and 31, 1923, in West Dallas, Texas. The weather did not prevent us, for there were many visitors and friends of the Order present each session, and all expressed a wonderful thank you. Bell Follman, Worsty Empress of Queen Esther No. 62, who entertained the District Grand Lodge, is deserving of all credit for knowing how the Lodge, and much praise was given her and to her Circle in general. We began the meetings in advance of the date given and from Aug. 1 up to Oct. 27th, 1923, we paid out cash $3,400.00 on death claims and other indebtedness of the Order. The Order has doubled its increase in two months and 19 days under the administration of Supreme Knight, W. L. Dickson, and we have put more emphasis on the importance of August 1st, up to Oct. 19 than the Order has done in 12 months of the past. The total amount disbursed from the Expense Pump from August 1st, up to Oct. 30, $1,821.31; thus you see the rapid growth of the Order, and the amount of amounts from other fund. We have had an expert Accountant, and accounts, and an inventory taken of the property of the Order, it is our purpose to do business in a business way, and to put a system into the work of the Order. Our Senate Board has suspended T. E. Tolan from office, and expelled him from the Order entirely, now we have an able Staff of Officers, who are willing and ready to defend and protect the interest of the people and the Order. We have put on a 90 days dispensation for all Links and Circles to take in members for $1.50 joining fee, one month endowment according to the terms of the Order, which is paid only once a year, further information will be given by our Deputy. ```markdown ``` ```markdown ``` Dallas, Texas, Nov. 7, 1923, giving the public the benefit of the giving from Ann Lee, up to 1923, as well as to the generous public. we time, we time, we put the Golden all other substantial Fraternal Orders all membership and with a Cabinet of pay out, up to this good hour, on her in West Dallas, Oct. 30 where all upon paid and tous interest and to adopt a information to the public. Officers: Bryn — Dallas, Texas Pt. Worth, Texas Dallas, Texas Winona, Texas Houston, Texas Terrell, Texas Bryan, Texas Ilah — Terrell, Texas Terrell, Texas Ware — Dallas Pt. Worth, Texas recordings of the meetings during the meetings.) Senate Board of the G. G. W. O. Jersey, Wilson G. W. G. Wierley, S. S. Chicago, Ill., Nov. 10—Mrs. Williina Wilson-Scott, 66 W. 924 St., most ex- cellent queen of Nokia Council A. U. K. & D. of A. is preparing to leave for Texas to take up teaching during the winter. Herbert Council No. 1, A. U. K. & D. CHICAGO NEWS of A. met in a very interesting meeting on Monday evening at which time members were made for several other countries and numbered new members admitted. Mr. George Dummore who had a successful operation at Provident hospital in a few weeks ago, has been removed to Robert Lark, 38th and Dearborn St., spent a very pleasant day last Sunday at his in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence lionen, in their newly erected home at the day the Bentons were Meadams Amelia and Emma, Warfield, Gentlemen Richard and George Warfield. Mr. Annie Vineau formerly living at 3850 Calmet Avenue has moved to the three-story G. G. Berry, 2399 South State Street, State representative in welfare work for the race a well known fraternity, has returned to the city from a three days' conference of probation officers and other welfare workers throughout the state. In the small, probation officer and welfare worker of the department of the state, has been touring the city and has visited his many dudes. He is also vice-president of the Binga State Bank. He a dealer in fruits and Giles avenue, a dealer in fruits for many years in the city, is contemplating a move to Africa to visit the interior and to visit the city. His wife, Rev. D. D. Hubbard and others are doing active M. T. Bailley, 3638 State St. pres- t, Ballery, Whitby County Ct. just taken over by the mayor to be to be sold within the next thirty days before the season must close. The city is undergoing a $100,000 re- solution. GARNER. APPOINTED. SUPERVISOR OVER DALLAS AND ROCKWALL DISTRICT OF ODD FELLOWS. Grand Master H. G. Goren of the Old Pelhows has affected the appointment of a new vice president, vice director over Dallas and Rockwall District of the Odd Pelhows, Mr. Garner, who is the president of the Progressive Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Texas will take up the task along with his other duties. **Watch for date--Masala Babes.** President National Baptist Convention Was In Town. Dr. J. E. Woods, president of the National Baptist Convention unincorporated stopped over in Dallas, Wednesday, October 14, 2014, at the Rose Baptist Church. Dr. Woods was enroute to Danville, Kentucky, his home state, for the National Baptist Convention held at San Antonio Texas. DO YOU Need Luck? If you have a lot of money (money troubles) Way not to Lucky! NOT A BIRD OR WORTHLESS THINKT Burn them—one or several—according to the Bible. Rebecca K. Blytheville, Ark. Have a baby? M. B. Blytheville, Ark. Send 250 (in money or change) for a baby. Stacy K. Blytheville, Ark. Send 100 Stars! $1. Satisfaction guaranteed. AGENTS WANTED—If you want to work in your home time you must be a Rose Baptist Church Employee. Rose Baptist Mr. Co. Dept. Rose Baptist Church Jail, Okee. LADIES AND GENTS CLEANING, PRESSING AND PIGMENT install steel -Dallas, Texas. Delivered, Penny Laudry All Work Called for and W. J. JOHNSON, Prop. H. I-9254 Dr. Link's Golden Tonic ```markdown ``` INDIGESTION BILLIOUSNESS CHILLS MALAYA CONSTIPATION FEVER Take Dr. Link's Golden Tonic for Flu, Malaria, La Gripe and Dengue Fever. Will build up your system and relieve you of that weak nervous condition which follows and will give you an appetite. Price $1.00. DR. LINK'S MEDICINE CO., Manufacturers. 3704 Elm Street Phone Y-5815 Dallas, Texas. WINTERS Prices Over! Uses and Shells Here. You Money. Shells, 16-gu. and 20-gu. final price, box.....$60 under Shells. 70¢ 70¢ Shells, packed especially fine down, as cheaper than slowers. $80 per box. $3.65 Received Huntington, Winchester, a. Winterman At Pawnbrokers Phone Y 5409 Remember the Name. HUNTERS Dr. HORATW. W. BEILD. Dental hygienist. Cordially invited to inspect his suite of office, Room 102 Pythian Temple. Courtreatment treatment. Skilled attention. Call (811) 1230-1000 at 6 p. m. Phones Office Houses Office H-9867 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Office H-9878 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Call H-8455 9 p. m. to 9 p. m. A. S. WELLS. Attorney and Counselor at Law 204 Pythian Temple Dallas, Texas. 12-4-531. Dr. Lylek—Veterinary Surgeon on animals of all kinds, Office at People Undertaking Company, 210 N. Peckham Road, Dallas, Texas. to 5 p. m. X 1996, residence 8928 Willow street, Dallas, Texas. 7-29-17 Dr. R. T. Hamilton, Physician and Surgeon. Room 125 Pythian Temple; residence 115 Thomas Ave. Phones: Office F 6864; residence H 4037; Office hours: 30 a. m. to 13 p. m.; to 5 p. m.; 7 to 8:20 p. m., Dallas, Texas. 12-4-5 Examinations Complete PAY $1.00 A WEEK Optometrist Shaw's 1524 Main St. ERVE COMPANY. Insurance Co. of Texas. Half Million Dollars. 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Parts, Oils, Gas and Gasoline. PAGE 1 PROFESSIONAL 12-4-53L You Can't Prevent. You Can Provide. Insure amaint. It if it is INSURANCE we have it is INSUFFICIENT. Insure House, Hickory Plaster, Furniture, Automobiles, Hustle you INSURANCE we have insured to build Have you in policy Some body's home insured every minute in the house. - So ana aa | Tarionat mean pmees Aekociari acs sae sate pear S0"Tloo wie artoas ise ee eiimeene ae aaa a Shane eomeaer ee tones tase - (Chteaae, i Se ee om ees SS ae ae Que DALLAS EXPRESS, somsetieros® i ABYANCE. Que Year. 92.38 = es ———— alee —Sqon0e v0 THe FURLIC. ress neers oo Surtees oh eee oe Ss ae _—_———_—_ Fae aaatvtiee ‘hat never boisted ‘the white fecae wincthr whol paola caer seat recor Sear Pes es coo EC al peers eee [nk yg hale ee eer Seer ee ee eS Sa ao. BEAUMONT HAS A BUSINES: Besumpnt Nexro Citizens will en- Joy h npectal ay at the South Desa Wee Sa aha ee canes te oe Sees er = Sep tee rere a een enter eae rage Sater ere essertok tes dlt-asa' li perc pare the malary f'n County Demousiee He - Pe oe eee ae eres fee eee eee Rooter cate ec Festeoom and actively pecking niean Seas ce Pe ea aia ile eee ae coeuen sto ie ere fort that the Negro, Business. Mten's ae eg ie Ea ee ot ar Jot ae’ ne copra tion °t Sit Segak mgs = nen ee S fete erence Someining. Ant ‘The lexprous belloves hat that something int Senta pre = become 10 i ‘wi thelr va oo oe Primera ca oe et cae See a oe oe Seat rene mre ES ae outs & Son one a one noe coe poet oo oom, bustnens Pe eat ete, cna aoe ee perce: a oe Pe her mrlaan A ttten in FLORIDA A. & M. ows diepatchs of lst weuk ta atten usttation of ei yonr 01 alton Donate st intone fhe aro been denim fhbe part o's group of student is Wie tae tat the sna ut selenityGonetng att te asta up-to poveral pwn” on general publi on ‘ot mare, pai tse fone That canbe tla =the schoo Sed conetered nt ot renter Impor Ecsite the Hoes of Silene "he aida “oh The fame of the nea ot te nso ist satiate ca be peesing Be nr he haa been Semamctced oft fama te ccm hoa a fot faa propared sd eval Shem ar scl ih, alk ‘ish aoe nwa deine Tis the bresk en of nchoot Piri nace, he race a feta hie covude/stion worthy of atteution than the Sakina. sthay resident oF RESS. fs.) THE MIRROR rma os] | Aaa aaericee | 7 Pec ono nee of a bette te] GO INTO BUSINESS. ‘At the crux of the present day peablews of the Colored ela of tho country ta thelr absence of baa eas enterprises. We do not excep polites or Fligio, vital aa both now sre In the progress of the race. No fehere tx this more conspictous and Inmentable than in Harlem, tho home ot two Indeed. thousand - Galored ctl, itegch Steve evo ha howtatd. peopl, ven worne hr, spre o have pent fr the oman one olin De ny for food, eothing, alter, pleas tre, fraternftes and churches, fn the coutae of & Year Colored Harlow tay thonsand dollars yor your Xt fro te rant tm Color Hare ‘stable moan, or trust com pane, ho great departivent store trocery sores, meat markets, nor fi mor th ht md ‘name, as 0 mod ‘or th retention or handling 0 nn Saath pron oi ra hat hat recently cone to New Yor scores of sesiloas, weil trained Fong Ctra me andro rom te Mouth and Went. They heed dea thelr mmnber to an oven anner runes far arent Sod el teed native Now Workers. Of all this able to scare, fastens for" whch they have been "tted. Most of the Young women hate ne into meal work Most allo he Young’ men ive gone Ino elther menial oF mans tal ‘work Thelr training hes neal teat ite or: nothing. Thole aml ions have been thwarted! and sified. Sey Wr ede bea Neckute FOR THE WOMAN WHO CARES. ‘Phe Dallas Express will appreciate recetving from {ts readers Tested assent irene emehots ks tobe salutes wousy ic a om Ree ett tone gc ee tope tome pe ote tea eine te acre ina vo he steve] th etn tae, geet We ia "see ene tninse we avout higfon th Beds ot rade Tien the time tor doing Is past” oo Byres Ree Repeamaas| eet, ca oe eee ee rea Mead” Ene aiiractions it may | Wale that (urn up all the way ERI ale SeeambaT AY te hs Sarg BM ES eeasinc rete Sand seals ceil rnc a erm Pe ‘Sater is neconary It Ea blood im fo, ae Re Nept free of nccumelased IDET! poe aternoon nnd evening shades lan of greca, yellow, pink or henna ore oem good. oe DS ee be Mach an°ala”snd woich’ the renal oar ae ae see aes pees Some brates, mewnr at | suames caren Posen er he ia os 1 oe rose fade tart rour training Tesone nthe |? fab te? ane eutneg bara tg eget] Se ae tata inde" 'withohe Hands on (he | 4 _Hhse*byct tras, Suet’ chooper. Be reed ce att ahr aa Sa heath ea hace | aye ie Sars oe an (OBMece eo ears pa Ee a cre era sey hae See es S| ERAS nwt ue ora Sar MRT SS Fit gt = "| ah Health is the tent attribute. to | Seemens Chesints Putting peat Oe sears te To ee ice 1% oe tae | —— BS i wae 5 Soe iat re, oma oe ag os spat fg gc a pe ia all ct a nA ht Se at TEL ei a oe ae re soe cng topes, oviaal ttn" meneame Ran ak] A Re eee al ha, By Robert P, Bawards | Se OR SRS Ot Se (Bor The Associated Negro Preis) |and the artnts were Lachner § S52%uthe mas atone treat | Beate Morris te Davia Jere" Antonie, Maceo was a Cxban| Ean Matthews, saprane: iw pat, He wy tr Sign] Wibon ani enry ai v ib in 1," He joined te igargent| and. Tohuon Holey, tenor. SORE ten private ie 1868 ands et-|57—-Whose work thei pai SEA abity"and pertoot memmetiao =| “The Birth of Chet” that bande STLARD on brdughe rtp te ont | Union Staion ot Kanes Cy feaking bios acco cel” he trea sour” Gomer Under bis shilifol leadership] Th the Union Station of Kansax he" Spaniah were defeated Demale| Missouri hangs the olf painting fated yi ns amon rh crac oa 188 showed mae ge [od at rs, ewe ealsip, 444d he wie rout of Sn a acrera of them tgiated. tha ficleda asa Unie "Staceo alone a convas war “old Tilan or he ii he Chan reverts retesed to san) of mats whe ad received hs ihe pence Pas unheated an Mates W'ike'camoaiga ot 108% in the Pinar| they were thoroughly astounded Gig eric an ete ai] Rade Jpn» rn i apd Toby we pong te ont] former’ colominr, wat presente Aid? eatin the hsorptot Cabe's| them asthe arc.” The etch de Niue “for iodependcnce. Whit] th the ure depcing the Udine. the sveche‘berneen_Malans| child tug nthe anger Ratched Sha Maric'n December 1, atteoded bythe Kneeling Wig Mar, Saiyan he as nronded| vere, we was th aceuracy in th U's Spanish force and Kitled. {nd ‘proportion ‘of the fliage anc ab Bal s Negro operator vet send] ober ck ground rat'a Radio promranioe for'n News| " NEXT WEEI’S WHATNOT Gi 3 a Whe oon Neco ist programine'to be deat ont happened He ty a Neo tpetiorfor's Negro. Clib] afies. on the morning of Apel Mat adem ch gt th [737 7 wens ac aye EAR ain, hal ey an is at ena oh | Ne the ot word TA i {halon June thy 1905 | “nto te, Race was rane Wy 4 SC an eee ee ledhor i 10GT YES, THIS SPELLS PROGRESS. ‘Who knows but that the day may come when Chris- tthe pat srt ay as il on of any of te tills in America? Certainly with evidences of pro- \eress ¢ apparent, we cannot but be hopeful. Agencies ‘in ‘exerting an influence so powerful and are “widely ‘enough to give evidence of a better and ‘day in ee eee ee antes art ee of the lek of aye and yal ape Cistianty on the par met seme) ie Interacial Comission which, though ‘infaney, ‘a wonderful ‘work in 9 and cn ee Tne ou Wo eld ovement only pur optpal way the South form press, or at Teast a powerfal portion FFec any eae ‘tine been ‘as an indisputable fact that much of the actively hatred of us was caused by ‘un-chrstian and altogether unfair deplay of news of Negroes iin the public preas, In fact, seldom ever has it happened that Ne- Fe areneny Gre tee vcass henine beac in the press which i rrey eat is reading publ tho bale pee any legro was a potential rapist the “big black jburly brute” type was the rule rather than the ‘in the esce Tha uae poliey has hasteued snd even causoy lynching, Hfomented riots and, done more to cast our masses into disrepute ‘than any other one thing in America. "Hope then, atleast to a greater degree than was formerly war- should spring up in us when we read the following state- ment by more than Linh geip of leading Southern dailies. Liaese pet seconded however ut any of these editors were from The statement declares that: ‘Tn the attainment and maintenance or {mproved interracial ‘relations in our Southern states we believe that a Polley of so-oret tom, heoeeen ee eoete of pa snet, is * mndamental, | ¢ antithesis ‘of antagonism and polemic discussion. status rete oe between whites and blacks should be en-| couraged; the better lement ofboth races ariving by precept ana jexample to impress the interdependence of peoples living side by ithe Necroes of the South are largely pendent wpe the | white press for current news of the day, It would be well if even. pene made to pote news of oe ae ir eredit 2 Negro, development asa people along_ desirable lines,” Thus would stimulate him to try to’ attain to & higher standard of living. » “We do not believe that education suited to the needs of the individual of any race is harmful. It is a generally accepted fact that in both races if the entire mass were educated, industrial prob- | lems would adjust themselves automatically and the less fit of either race would find the work and place for which he was best equipped. It has been authoritatively stated that the Negro de- mand would absorb all teachers, preachers, physicians and lawyers the schools may turn out. “The influence of the thoughtful men of both races should be invoked in the effort of establish and assure equality before the law for Negro defendants in all criminal trials. “Abatement of mob ee its oa is an aim to which a good citizens should lr support. “In the fone ition of the thoughtful and exem- piary men and women of both races lies the prospect of larger Un- derstanding and better interracial relations.” ‘To what extent these editors can or will be guided by this statement signed ) them of course cannot be prophesied. It is un-| likely that any sudden change of their policy will become evident. But if they have been eo impressed with the need of changed con- ditions in the South as to signify their willingness to help even in this way why should it not be expected that in time with eontin-| ued appeals to thelr aaner judgment, they may actively exert them- selves to make “greater effort to publish news of character which is eredtabe to the Negro, showing his development along dedrable ‘This statement to us spells progress. It bespeaks an attitude ot helpfuiness and a realization of an interdependence, of which, for a long time, we did not feel that Southerners would ever be- Tis for 1s now to prove our white press consistent in practice with its preaching by seeing to it that t receives all of our "news of character which is creditable-” PRESIDENT SANFORD REPLIES TO JACKSON'S CRITI CISM OF TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION. jt would seem from the tone of the statement of President Sanford of the State Association of Colored Teachers, carried else- where in this issue, that Prof. G. W. Jackson, in his criticism of the poliey of the association, had touched a rather sore spot. But the character of Prof, Sanford’s reply to this criticism evidences such real and practically evidenced change of policy that it may almost be declared that the two educators were of the me pin. Certainly the accomplishments of the present bead te that his thought since being inducted into hhas been along the tines of progress and his actions no less worthy of serous consideration and appreciation, Two accom plishments of his stand out us particularly significant, ~ “He has placed the State Association of Negro Teachers on ree- ord as beng interested in «separate reform schol. Even the Gov ernor and the Legislature are now avare ofthe fact that the As. soclation {s alive to some of the needs of Texas Negro youths. He has represented our group at the preliminary meeting of th Sehol Survey Sat? and impressed them withthe necessity of raking en intensive study of Negro schools, their length of term, eauipment is step, in the estimation of the Express, is the most signi- cam and holds promise of more lasting good tothe youth of our state than anything which coald have been done. Tt is probably fire that the full significance of a state survey has not yet come home to the rank and file of the teachers in Texas because of the fact: that it has never before been attempted in the history of our state. But when one realizes that it wil be a comprehensive study of the school aystem of the whole state with a view to finding its [weaknesses and laying a program for its correction through s¢- ties of years, he.can more roadily measure the importance of hav. the needs of Negro schools’ as carefully: studied as those of others. An exhaustive study of Negro schools together with oth er san, by proper sentiment, prove that no smal part ofthe blame for Texas rank of thirty-fifth among the states of the Union in euatin is duet the poor pay of Negro teachers, poor calibre of teachers, poor buildings terms. In fact, it now appears that the appearance of President Sanford xt this meeting: may prove the greatest help that Negro education in Texas has recelved ‘many years, Tt ig only to be hoped that the majority of the members of the association may be’ as ly mbued with the api of [more diveet. action as bas been the president and Prof. Jackson. Tt should happen ‘Jackson, marshalling all of those his aod by reason of their years of service perm erate candice on a e all, centered are on of progress, would Galored Teachers nore pace of prow = ‘to the youth of the state and the teach- Now that a former president and the present president of th Stato Teachers: Auscettion save spoken why can't nome of the members express themselves. ‘The ‘Express fecls that’ it is in /_Aniy Dallasite who failed to contribute to the Communit et tet ater cc ats, Coma proved that fe lacked the spirit that has made Dallas great. ‘The Dallas ic is only another evidence of the deep rota Sei o ha pabeaon ata ts ple fen. pbc obnoxious are suffering from ja eBast man who make themaclves obnoxious are cnaneged nnd, Chepeeess ont , tren isthe real oul of te poor an ot Colored Amor enna, Why? he race isnot in bt hams Thele race, therefor, Can nol cxnpicy them naan clerks, aa ne Coutts a sipping o sales clerk te stonograpery au tanger or ses, Secy ce oveh stip to for sake thet toe, what to biame? Their race's Tack of innens enter Pre, "ity nee. Saraton Doles tents nd pleas palaes wut recourve have Guyt’ Ret fame, Fecourss aa the, Jews or ital iain he fall thee respects "hala Dave not oly a wich Dastheer and’ pleamre "enter Dene fel” Bat they, Sane gory can, torough thelr serena, ‘bring thowe. that diseren This hp to this Colored Mow or fom and Colored Ameria mst doy 1 the Pace ta told a own fn Arner this-mmst be one Ty this those we" rge all thoughtfal Colored men ant women tive thelr stentin. ti Ut ey al the oy Den ted” wort Row York and clsewhere to ve thelr astntion. We ire thon tin, bas they sould be. independent, prosree tr sen nod wormen wore tha ering. aa ‘sual “Ameri cant thelr’ and. ther “race's real Sane nation, weaned mean tie movement We ask your mit and ‘advice, Write x Tats £0 Into ‘busineme ew veex Hews. ened, Shevasete: Pattons:: ae ee Heme bose 1 fa aoe aYapt"oinnamon 1—Pagn aust thea h, meat choo ug oinanon and. milk” and “sift In eer as tte the ng, tara toe tre Stein indietdant molds toy ee ieram « a ae is sass YB tae OS eet ea reece oS ene aokt a oitarth ie ‘thowig"be eather thin oe eae ee PE ey” trom the old and, ev Sen ‘Station of Kansas City, Mis- oe eet Ee or we eh ee ae bertees ios Ws yarwors Bienen ee ee Oa eae ho eichaet sana oon Teor in'1807 ‘TESTED RRCIPES. 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And eee ee they ‘ant torae, something ‘elte_ fot hifore taking, Sp, nothing, sie 1 Sharien Vwicwaee sumior. at Chicago See eevere pace Haver tna inet elf oe" Setne “some, provement on ‘his father, Recaure a Ri opperisnten fe has that hich so In takeing i an 4 mudy” in eohool Riser tate nece fra the “agree, “Mascaro the" en. thee Soe eke “you mt eeait Tmnda ‘oe Be MIP oh ae in Bok naa ott Great ln Been veces Met eatnday morning ee ee ie cee Se Rov ana ‘aire "A." Sohn, of faint ands "have iad. sthing to th "Sle ploncy Sut take: plenty aa tes ae ey cae rer fuer gn. thme, And that T just bea the Be eter eee soe BE ov soe eam da terested eee pk feet Bie other’ places nthe church when fhe, time comes they'll all Bel be eee pon ose ee Sevoted fons” Ghurehy and. (0. hi Bag dts, re ct Freak aaey arene [aoe ae eee pike sae eet er a fa ee re eee = eer ee Sonterenes’ iw "this city, ‘and it has Seon sean tee Paine have caken oieee ond "Tefen ee eer te ener ee Soe eae eel em eee o Seen Ta the “ChaFucter of the minis Ss eee ae erate eth ates eae ens ae Rekae sae sited “cinatiet secretantae CHANGE OF ECONOMIC VIEW POINT SEEN AS AGENT FOR RACE PROSPERITY IN AMERICA. erate He) Arete te i Cee eo a ee ie ee Smbtigus ptawtam "of fhe. 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Bedale Maye “i Chat as ag GALL STONES, jess on, valnuee Saees, Toe secepeenee Srvasbred mre ome of there some Seren: enc a Eras eer ae eet ee en one frog Resi ie ‘the severe pain which follows the i ae a a eater eee eaten ene Seeamteer er ct eatin Peas at cae Seah dts aas ettate a oe Pe at yernghle3 aia Nar es Coane Seren ae ee fae eet cost me ee edt aoa oid as Soe ss aml tea ie abe 9 ace era a heen meet orf ca Sena ee: SEM tee eae et ee, ‘ecretary” “the nuit ri Sarat Strat ag saat Eater see cs: Ing to the rule was entitled to 7 dele- "The Rev: Dre Mt ae SF ae eer Br ken ae eee ee eacdtiatee eats le ie Benes neater oe Sf" the “conference for Dr.” Jobnton, gt ee fice Bele, teres te ee ee oe ES Pectbers moguts tet fey, elected "tne ‘otherdelexsten "By Rs Se eee: Yo, Ba 4 Yea a Te ae, St FD. “tatloway. 5. W. Howard, Siemens Ye Cuca Seen ny Broa Sn ati seatt sang poe rn ise ‘eenerat ‘eenfetence to qecten ‘en Pome “drsiare. they “are ee os eos we me fallen” by’ the “way—s. woman "whose Re ae ere aes oat cee ieee eat es Wrote ade teat othe re Race et Reade ae ree ex fies oes heart cee eaioes cabo rserh cers Ee nat ona etay “ha pereerhor caer ase Engines So peeing Drenident of the ational "Poderatton 2f° Colored Women's Clube, “tied at fe git, Seach nee Aas erect olor sa Se eat Se eter the few womon ‘af our race who went BGs mee aren tet peers a ee eoearas sana eee emai, Mat tee Ae a a ey ae MeL Pesan tne Sensct Hee Een ee a ere Bn Antes es ie bras ae ee Wonderful "sharacter. t Nave known Recta pecrees eee oe Tie ee eee i be Sr oe sae at See Beis pr ee ee qian “et Senter aoe noes BO as macs ae Sat nee ite rete aes oni, ef ee ae ee eae ae! ES ete ante ata eee orem eeeee otc ee ee eck cnn tn echt Rete, Bee cae oat TEMG In to Rt, Saletty Sak gear tec atereat Se a uc oad Sry nie ree Shar aioe meme rte reper eee eet Them te ts eull'an aottve worker a hee aera a re, tive. x soldier, T thine with. the 10eh ESI Fults alr, "Woy oon © Denutitar ‘home, ¥ SP, See vlna er honed Ta ee seme, peaeity ae ee eee ae feegTae “he tree lies "at, he ether oe SO te Se Smbliious ptoeram of the Seanaara Seek ert de ieee eee es ee ae or ere in, the Rommer’ High achoot et eae eer Ik ea RUSE GAP and Oscar C.'tivownr who ie tees eae ‘iam, Sal plain the propre tte Eee koee Briates acerca Bethe tack Stan" economic wewpoine teat areas Sate ‘mon""pretoand "changes ‘cre faetae Bek eerie Se thea Ted ane*wtaah ant feet we ea eae oa Si ames lat woe sae a lies & soles Sar gt ns BE oe nes Lott—Sunday School 9:30. A. M. with all organs present. Miss Annie College Texas College where she will take her first year of college and wife formerly of Stamford, Tex. Mrs. Lott returned to three. Mrs. Bull returned from Providence. Santiamum. Mrs. Hattie visit Mrs. Mary Hall. Mrs. Doody visit Mrs. Mary Hall. Mrs. Doody married Oct. 29th. Mrs. Eileen Lee Hattie married Oct. 29th. Mrs. Frank Goss. Pittsburg—Pittsburg was a center of the arts and culture of the crowd of people came into the city to attend the Northeast Filic. Mrs. Day, Mrs. Mallin has returned day. Mrs. Mallin has returned some times. Mrs. Gray left has Marshall—The Marshall City Hall was burned to the ground, and the fire occurred in known location. The fire occurred on 1. o'clock. Mrs. Viera Fierce, a nurse of Illinois has been confined to her bed overnight ill for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Webb, Ms. and Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Webb, Ms. and a visit to her brother, Mr. Robert Horace of Houston, Texas. She had been a teacher at the school. 2d. Pleasant Hill Free Will Baptist Church, 18. $80. B. A. W. Stewart, past president of $18.80. B. A. W. Stewart, past church is raising money to send their church; help them out when they are ill. Hardly less very low at the county. Carry Massy continues to improve THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1923 SPORTING NEWS. the pleasant guest of Rev. T. P. Moore Sunday, Rev. Sam Bryant of Terrell University in Houston, Mr. Bryant, Mr. Sylvester Smith and Mr. Will Johnson have returned from a visit to the Express. This visit of this place is visiting his mother in Hastem, Mrs. Thomas Alexander has returned to the Express. Edna Boyce is a new reader of the Express. McKinney—Splendid service at .all churches Mr. Moore of Dallas was the guest of Rev. T. P. Moore Sunday. The Halloween party was a success at Mra. O. L. Baska, Little Alder Funeral from St. James C. M. E. Church, Rev. J. L. Parker offered assisted D. D. AND B. INSTITUTE. Campus News. SPC FOOT BALL Marshall, Texas, Nov. 3—Wiley College opened her conference football school schedule with a 24-1 win over Texas College here today. It was a real battle and those who who will never lose will be the lion king of those buoyant warriors of the Tyler institution. Time and time again Ford and Baker rushed the ball in the shadow of the Wiley real only to vote the night on downs. Only Orange's great pungent saved the Wildcats from more tightly pres Texas College, woefully weak in 1922 showed the results of none, mishitty formats. Coach Coxon former Teladega star, and with another year under this fine mentor the Tyler entry is bound to startle the state as did the Wilson, last year, Owens and Walker played the best football for Wiley, while Ford and Chill Baker as- signed. He last year kept lots of the Dognatites. Summary: —Wiley— Walker, le. M. Thomas, it. Lott, lg. Barris, lh. Wade, rg. W. Brown, rt. R. Brown, re. Orange, qb. Hines, lh. Donnell, lh. Taylor, fb. —Texas College— Harris, le. Banks, lt. R. Jones, lg. Madlock, c. G. Jones, rg. Scott, sg. Wilson, re. Patterson, qb. Redwine, lh. Ford, rb. Raker, le. Skiittus-times—P. Thomas for Orange, Gillespie for Hines, Gliron for Donnell, Morris for Owens for Lott, Wiley ..... 0 0 0 0 13 Texas College ..... 0 0 0 0 Towndowns: Donnelly, Walker, Hines, Baldwin Drophicks after touchdowns; Orange 2. Time of quarter: fifteen minutes. Officials: Collins (Iowa), referee, Moore (Northwestern), umpire, Tolson (Lincoln), headlinesman. LINCOLN GIANTS DRUB HAR RISBURG "Y" 20-0 Ireland University, Puebla, Nov. 1 The Lions, fresh from their victory over the Bordertown team, added an extra point to defeat the Harriburg "W" 20-0. The defeated the Harriburg "W" 20-0. The 65-ward run for a touchdown by Jazz Byrd. Lancaster's handling of the ball allowed Harriburg back intercepted a forward pass and threatened to cross to the thrills of the game. The Buddy were the stars for the Harriburg "W" team. TUSKEGEE TIGERS WIN 26-0 VICTORY Tuskegee, Ala. Nov. 1—Long-forward passes featured largely in the Tuskegee game, administered to the key players of Fort Valley High and Industrial School here on Washington field. Two minutes after the kick-off as a team, the defense end run by Wooten, the Fort Valley goal for the first court of the game. This score was quickly followed by another touchdown made by the aerial route with Wooten again each time to kick the goal. Each time to kick the goal, the Tuskegee machine to 26-0 score a noval victory and through their unanticipated plkck the admiration of the 2,200 fans who witnessed the CHANGE OF ECONOMIC VIEW POINT SEEN AS AGENT FOR RACE PROSPERITY IN AMERICA. RICKARD TO KEEP FIGHT FIRES BURNING (Preston News Service) New York, New, I—According to Tex Rickard, price-fight magnate, the Battlefield Norfolk scrambled a chance with Tommy Gibbons, the St. Paul veteran, who went the entire route with Jack Dempsey, heavy weight champion. There is a chance, however, that Van Dammachan in man inasmuch as he considers himself in line for a return match with Dempsey and failing in this, wants a chance. It is thought, might feel that a boat with either Ski or Norfolk might jeopardize his chances against Dempsey. DREW MAY HIT CINDER PATH AGAIN Boston, Mass. Nov. 1—According to rumors current here, Howard Drew, a former 9-5 forward, joint record of 9-4-5 seconds for the 100-yard dash, is to again don the trunks in an effort at a back-hack. He will also need effort to warrant his selection on the 1924 U. S. Olympic team, which will have to train in the back-hack. Drew should qualify it will mark the first time in history that a runner has remained out of the training camp to represent America to represent America in international games. Fans are anxiously awaiting Other Stars Sure to Go The U. S. Olympic team which will represent this country next year, will have the greatest array of colloidal gold and silver countries in an athletic encounter between nations. The sure to be picked are Charles West, winner of the national pentathlon at the Penn Relay events in New York, and John Hubbard, American broad jumper amateur champion, Al Conference, all-around star and reputed by many to be the greatest world world, Ned Gourdin, former Harvard star athlete and holder of the world's most valuable medal, John Johnson, national five-mile champion, and former ten-mile and cross-country amateur champion, said to be the greatest east, and Sol Barler, broad jumper of note, who, with Hubbard and Gourdin, won the dark triangle of "kangaroo" experts. BED TIME STORIES IN A PULL MAN SMOKER "I reckon the fates are against me." organizations to gather the more information group and the same time give them the same protection which is essential to the outreach of the organization. We also treat companies to act as reservoir for the accumulation of these reserves by the organization, by guarding and intelligent care of our customers, by manufacturing establishments, by commercial enterprises which have the capacity to factor in the world today, and by the factors in the masses of our group will not be easy to accomplish, due to the fact that we are held by the opposite groups, and by the organization because we are ARERATION DECAUSE WE MUST LEARN AS A PARTNERAGE. WE MUST LEARN AS A PARTNERAGE. WE MUST LEARN AS A PARTNERAGE. WE MUST LEARN AS A PARTNERAGE. THAT WE ARE BENDING THE SERVICE FOR THE SAME MONEY. Dr. Bodlez's opinions are entitled to very great respect, especially at the time when we are taking place in every country. RACE MAN SAVES LIVES OF PASSENGERS. (Preston News Service) Albuquerque, N. M., Nov. 9—Through the quick wittiness and calmness of O. G. Palmer, railroad portor the G. Palmer, railroad portor the Fe train No. 7 were saved just a few miles from La Junta, last Wednesday night when he over-powered and killed the train and had stabbed three women passengers and the conductor. It is said that the train left the station and a few moments after the train left the station the man drew a large缸铁 stabbing three women and a conductor who received a severe stab wound in the shoulder. At this moment, Palmer arrived on the scene with the maniac causing death instantly. According the railroad officials Palmer and returned to La Junta, where he is being held. It is thought that his release will be effected within the course of the train and he has taken steps to effect his release. MIGRATION CHANGES MENUS OF NORTHERN CITIES. (Br A N P) Chicago. No, 10-18 is the migration from the South affecting conditions in the North. The following story from the South shows what a woman in Chicago will illustrate the point. "Some years ago," says the informant. 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Durlal enre eene ee ee eke Lr kee 2 a oe ft, acl, "campsite, Basra. cat, arenes Poa at eRe chase etd Beers Wak oe ie ariae peer ha dacs aster, “Sack Wentbrooks "ot Higin evorat\Gnpe ote una ot rs Pune cyte Bot cee ie Tpalna the gaat work, at chih iasag 0 clr atin, de erent Since tat irae Ws et lh a etcetera Bo oe Miri tats. i tala Sut werkt geet tates ot fe Ree semetcor teat iaiog ot Gorka Maptit” churen. ai even! af gthemnetvon, Bre “care Redan ‘of er" mother Bee tet ot Bik "Reotcs, Wyoa ar Eset Re at gil lO BRE Se eect i Weds i at tc echt aa sonst icra ane ta fe Sch ne sone sr Sat Tie fee oa Sat town last week looking over business. ‘THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1 cine See Sve ee: Panes wees St Mem Prat Bamday to valt Mine i Bs Jonee elt seu easter at lem Wat sehr was i hes hr done forthe cre, als band in Your sews, ‘Abiene—ra Hasan Hoary es saree from" Weee hr, Sette Jones Sar garehensd'c ot on Dery" avenae tao Sil sale om sary dale ftom of Br. and Bre C, Diesel, la ohek iin typed fever at thle teshenes Sn orth tat tre: ra Le an Sitaren were called Cnerado iat Stmeday "to atene re. Leds moth: ets tera | eas onan —tundny Senool at parce wero very well attended 3h. ae anigch oe 8 Soon Was al atteyed "noth -pestors ware oat C town Riev, M. Roberson preached 1M the 6.8 Chureh at Y he very fee tajred lend servion Mr ike Witlomet spending several days ts Dinger on basons | cmehett—The following are in House tom ailendiog the annual conference ef the Aon Bi chaneh New ted hw. Ww" Moy, aaa are Lc @. Ore, tra Louise Pondlend nd’ br Larry Weonington: Minn aria Tarver ie here Tora tort ay, rn Rona ea from Daite a fe sinard visting ber te. fer, wit iat hare as 'he satura for net Nome’ trom Bea Antonio, Balas tnd ethan polnin Maer Dene ot gt, Tenens in town. form short feasts, Basa rat "aopaied "tis it at Dales: Rewalan er’ brovene hoe Yor bara. hr Plats 'was ¢ arta: eats the high Seech ast Jer he fearon many” anda, sehocnates_ te fmoura ar well an Tolaive. ‘ee Mckatvey anion" Bastin. spent 't few nous ‘Sanany eveing with Mra ew wnamn Meethn—Bisday Schools and ter- cen were well tended at the vac "ious churches Sunday. HG. ckton tresa untae bw shine er ie tan ie ie Norwood and Ansle Chale mage 6 Hour te Dewiom ase Satay, reports * Pleusaet trip. Mint Ante Mine Burs fon of evot berus her school werk Monday a Gastonia. Mise Lata." Sae sth former rant of ths et Ie now sitening Tietson Coleg. unin Mos ofthe Kaufmastee are fer much Intreta the tore ‘ine Tenth Rplecsal Ditto" the oreonantTeaan anna Contrence wi onvene at Corana "Tera Wow. the Sito tho sage Mi hers W. MD Sonnsom, Bb. PhD Presiion Bishop cond night ot “Anmeal Confertan wit be vetional nant. Prof eckson ‘ot Wace, Texte: Poul ‘Quinn otege and Gommnsaner of hdecation fet be ttrogued ta" tho conference ee ase Hai Grayson weekly for th ‘Broan and aways lock Yor the ea man mrs tise the Deaftan Clare igh soho! Tein operation to purehaae oan ctr Mey MH, Marion ban e- ‘onc sagt eet ggodell iad Seek ceoncend Gan toh Pee |i eon easing tate paar an ca ree eimcreas rescar ipacatees certo oes aie Sak ee eae toe [tec are ean Soccernet sn raat eeitene ae ee on ibe mnt levies nce nas ae Soeur eatear [aproce ota eee eee lod Sunday.” orn to Tey. 1. . 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There ere a number of iS sacra mates =e orbit molt me preteen ote eee Reeearer er aa e ae [ros aterm came hema Wedneae en coentee he frome co ee cc cle | Bemcettem—dunday was pastorial day |acpereceserese ts totic te Heat gn sel art So cones pecs on ane Sn eases hee fora eae ees erie en er ar Rcemete a coe ern See Soars aoe eee cee eae on are ee ee oceepinr rere aien a saa pee eee ee os feria see ene Re once aes eee ees Sor | oer tec | win Pr ty We ov Seton teen eset Sev icor a eins oxo i eo rel ern Siro ia Bee gee oat ne ee ea es eel Bee marae ae Sater “ats ioee eats boos 2 me Sartre Een een a eee eer Sena esa ares ce ners Sg aon aa Sees eens Foe oe are ene eae ae ae hy aie cis oa fires areas our Servet ta all chtrches were aS eaten as acne oe ered ere ae pec nee is eee SEE Saas pee er eat ee ecto a Ber ie creer cae ieemr ia see cel as feeb wet aa Se set art can eee ee Sree sexe ea Baa seer hes Ey ncn ha see iohe See iat SaaS betel Bae Ss ie ne ae a mania oo arse Se Scena s ces meer fe teee Seca tig 1 Sy Set oak Sa ce| Jalonic St. A large ationdance| Pa tee not eee Strate Foes gr See ones oe fens en oe ees fen ges tas enen for Soca ‘Welfare il Bol saan dott incent uainy wit bend farm or Src Welary, willbe ‘annual’ esting tn: Wiehin Pall te women wo have made 809) sein have made © Of socal ‘welfare, Dr, Carrie. 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"at e's Mr Seatac et eal St Ce eae ya iti i a we ue sein eat cakes ea oka Sata ahaa Fe Sap ee Seen Ga Ba setl's nortan ae of her cousin, Mrs. Aralian soul Sar 2 Take ca | pee arte Ne aes se ant a an se Nar eu ra Se ad waning tl rte Vestine The Norhat, Tea eee eee a Se Set APSE ae a Gite canst hos ae nt See cea eiataae ees was ill for quite awhile, She ee aay mee eee wet cht Sart as" Ras us ave pons eri te Ser Giese Ses Bit Sah Sern rot Senha Mc Hea ah btn pleted. Mr. Geo, Gil and G. ¥. Gar-| Beet alin nce pce oe eg nae basS ie ly Pag nye Wnt, ae ears foes ka elt he “erareal a "es Sea anti br S| nm neat Sask oe Se ag be Sao at sca a Corsa, Cnon_ Ape 4 Case oes iv en roe ti sire Thne._‘v td ek hess ry sere fo meee Yat Tas angan er tae Aes ine inate Saas ud Sha Iue rete te maida tet eed as ein Sat Suse i: Co he rata remie Haas” ond hr or Aer ara SY Ot ator A.M. Cen, eagaged in a : - a a Sepa aed ee sss, Wed ar. drt ee rput ‘ae"therc, | ee ie tard eset ss St i cra ea | eal texte tee tnt See Se ceed meron i Sa Sena ae pou ‘Boss tera Hgh Thay wih | Sem tm experince, "Ther Diayodon eed hay Rael ce font of Ben and fod. sprtma Mn Satta, eaten eR Reet a, ee tots ier ee wed a iad ofa Src wt ee Sea gate fa hy sank at at re Ce mae 5 tara a eee ‘class standing, the grammar son asta at Ea a a ds, Te ay Se th teak ak i Set facie tal ee meld Stenting satan iss oot moe ime. } Terran cota | at ty anos : Ae ad ad Sh, Poa nel ae matt Cee vaste Soa Sok Seopa See Porte es Wis t Sastre ts mrt set ae ao | ioe se sy es ped heat hs ne pe | wren en ssa ere, of Clarkaville. siopped over | We have R any Records advertised ey e elsewhere in ry y) the rover WE Bs mars fre, Buy By Mail are. Send No Money Sie Just order any of these records, Also} eee cra eee, SH Os) ) cae, iiners ‘ ein. a | sone aeleditn, Weis ior Dig } eden a fooee rene meeten | eameee hare ay sre ee THE LATEST HITS Pu ae eee at tre rae omar m= ic ve Nace ome wa lRictimpaitng ic wane wibwaReecnme nme om Rete se te al LBS ea Ge me mn (PEE pe ema ster ~ seo(Dntaguiie te \\St.Louis Music Co, as ena dha Some Sot ttl me checked shove, by retara asi ts T'wout (2 Here tarsioiirin'tain” we eaten Sencar. ee see LUE ere several mosthe’ visit with her bes Sand eing the lat Cn Joust be ane asm on tty were ot In thle now Dose jsedan Sunday, Master C. B. 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Toel et oe Sas Gas, Patan Se cote ore Si Mi ate acai Sunday morning, Now 12; “Tha Basie State Nee cee Of Sand Springs Oxia Ww ihe ety visiting Mr. and Mrs. Pat Johnson. ey Pia ee I pth ee y ee seca Wate ae seer eres ances eon” Sha Rete a meee Bolan ne Na ae Bip once te Ua tes pe gee ad eens Saas stoned Say Ge roe Bata nag nt oR Cte Sh freaefis moran ante Baily hare tae Ne tet Eset eat easel Tih, Ret re Ae Cetan'h vate ue cated, Bee re pea aoe dete chat ana beet Pe tills na nde sie fee Gare te aie Ba eS Ne By oad eae tering atte Aaa a Berar aee ee wane te ee arene Grrr ite ana anh E gt feeat come ed a ner teed nant Fertatians aes ar, es ee anaes Nau? at ae eet erNe eek aeaenhcente arcs eer ead aa Reka Sa tance must be attended to, sa ee cre poe eens Heo ne ay “tector ee eae copes, coe ae re buninges, “Sirm Carrie ohnmon has ror ye ee nae eee Nr. Sohn "Garrett te nek ins Athen pacar Pe es eae ta = a os ```markdown ``` Save Your Hair While You Have It. Dandruff and falling hair are danger signals. They warn of premature baldness as surely as smoke warns of fire and like fire must be checked at the start. Thoughtful use of Newbro's Herpicide will give quick positive relief. Herpicide stops falling hair by destroying the cause and it gives new health and vigor to the scalp. In addition to its geriatricual qualities, Herpilepsis is of real assistance in nursing staff and unruly hair. It invigorates the scalp and gives to the hair a softening effect. It is also useful in the care of children. Do not delay! Begin the use of Herpilepsis on and watch the rapid improvement in your hair and general appearance. For 6-8 month trial bottle, use 100 ml. Texas Towns A PLACE TO BUY Good Shoes. A place to get good shoes fitted right. A place to buy shoes for the whole family and not have a bad taste in your mouth when they wear out. Longwear BOOT SHOP 1002 ELM ST., DALLAS, TEXAS. Cleburne.—The First Baptist church is hosting Sunday all brothers are requested to attend. Siding Elder Goodwin is at home visiting his wife. He is Baptist Church are bringing things to bake. Mr. and Mrs. are parents of a 19 lb baby girl,媛. Parents of a 19 lb baby girl,媛. is preparing for annual conference, which turned from Clarkville where they were baptized to Cleburne. Mr. James Heapeth left for San Antonio. Mr. James Heapeth was accompanied as far as Temple Roger. Cheatum who was brought on at the Sanfarium died last Mon., and Mason; his remains were shipped to Cleburne. Mr. Griffie, was at his post Sunday and preached a strong sermon. Mr. Marion bedside of their sick husband and Rev. S. M Graham is preparing for Sunday. Mr. Virginia Johnson entertained and Mr. W. Taylor at a church who has been visiting relatives All readers of the Express who are paid up in full please send names and addresses. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1923 **Henderson--Halloween party on Oct. 1st, was enjoyed by all Mrs. O'Brien, M. Kaufman and the Rev. Timpson had made their home in this city, Mr. Henderson, the guest of mother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien, Mr. and Mrs. Beautiful Gosley left for Angeles, California, Mrs. Mother Zion Baptist Church was well attended Sunday; Dr. Sears, the guest of mother, Dr. E. Moore was at his home. George Danby were the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joe McCarty of Palette Inn. We wish to thank our many friends shown us during the slick. We wish to thank our many friends for kindness shown us during the slick. We also thank them for the letters of condolence and the beautiful floral offering. Margaret L Gibson, M. I. Henry, Wilfred Gibson M. I. Henry **Bent! Hent!** I have a house to rent; three rooms and kitchen for rent. Mrs. Ora Franklin. Mrs. Arnold Trauber. Rev. Wes Lewis carried on the Church Baptist church. Rev. Louis I gave for Apparment. Rev. Thornton Aperium **The Macedonia Church** he finished this week. Our pastor, Rev. Wm. Louis will preach in the new Bedford. The Sunset Board met with the Baptist; Church held a grand banquet at 60:49; the B. Y. P. U. raised amount $168.91; the B. Y. P. U. raised amount $168.21. **Grouse** The Executive Board of the Lincoln Association meet here last week was held regardless of the bad weather. The Macedonia Monastery, preached a great sermon brought much useful knowledge to Grouse, which has of course given Aloo-Sunday School is now getting along nicely. The Home Department, with Prof. Brandon is working faithfully with the Macedonia Monastery paid this place a visit; his library was excellent. Mr. Brandon is parlay at St. Thomas Church, A. M. E. parlay at St. Thomas Church, A. M. E. pastor prescribed a soul stirring service. Franklin held services at his church for the C. M. E. money. **Tyler - The Negro Business League** meet Tuesday, October 30th, 1983, at 10:30 a.m. in the Negro Business League was made president. Mr. J. A. Highchurch, Vice President; Mr. J. A. Jones, President; Mr. J. A. Jones, President. There were a number of business men and women. Everyone discussed and worked. The Negro Business League will meet again November 20th, 1983 at Mrs. Reddick's hatch. We will meet with the men we want every business man and woman out. Prof. E. W. Ween, Pres. J. K. the weather may very inclement. Newman will be available on the third Sunday, for service, late every Thursday. A man attended by A. M. B. conferenced with the president of a plenional session in each. Newman, Ray M. Masson Allen of Buckingham, is he is succeeding in his church. A. M. B. Sunday. Albert Philips of Manchester will be available on the third Sunday. This has around a million car seats out for the suburban community. A car payment for all suburban community car is all sanctioned. Winnibrook—Services were well attended. The Rev. M. Lewis was at his past day and night. Collection Aboard. Theo Motored to Pittsburgh Sunday in attendance. Dallas Saturday night, where she did a special service. O. A. Cressman preached his farewell leave for the Annual Conference. Master Holiday in South Carolina. Teresa were in the early Sunday's visiting their church. The local Church members are preparing for the Sunday's service. DEAF, DUMB AND BLIND INSTITUTE publicize at Dalton, Texas every day sold, at sale at 918 Hill Street. The store is in A. D. DANIELS NEWS STAR to 100 West, Los Angeles, CA. For furry, furry friends, call CARR, 100 W. Green Street, Pasadena. Cal. Agent NEGRO DOLLS. COLORDOLL DOLLS, Walking and Talking, beautiful dress, moving hands and feet, large size, breakfast breakable at $1.87, $1.96, $4.26, $1ch and $2ch, with order, with order, and deserts wanted. Aching. burning feet ? MENTHOLATUM quickly relieves and refreshes. ?? ARE YOU ?? Becoming hardened and skeptical? Digested with life? Worried about the future. Having trouble at home? Perplexed in business. A victim of the situation. No, he did not be discouraged. There is a way to overcome all difficulties. Be advised by one who can properly advise you. Come I am equal to your case. EVERY MAN WHO HAS LOST THE VITAL FORCE OF YOUTH MAY BE RESTORED. Scientist Makes Wonderful Discovery. Says No Man Under 100 Year Should Fee Old. Are you undecided, in doubt or unhappy? Write confidentially to Grace O'Brien or your mother. "Mother," America's illustrious Advocate, make request freely for information, advice, assistance pertaining matters of your life, help you visualize prosperity, success, health and happiness, business success, control, skillful handling of doubtful changes and undertakings, power to those you desire and many other things you have wished and prayed for may be fulfilled, and confidence will overtake you, write this beloved woman immediately. GRACE GRACE DE LONG, Savannah, Georgia 11-3-1f FOURTH CONTEST STARTS NOV. 1, 1922 CLOSES DEC. 31, 1923. FREE A beautiful set of COMMUNITY SILVER WARE to the agent selling the greatest amount of THEODORA TOILET PREPARATION besides a 50 per cent agarate commission. THEODORA PREPARATIONS BLEACH CREAM, BRAIN CREAM, FRECKLE CREAM, HIGH BROWN POWDER, HAIR CHOWER, BILLOO-PRESS-OIL, BEDROZIZER, ROUGUE. SEND 60c for regular size BLEACH CREAM and JASMIN CREAM both for the price of one. THIS OFFER does not only VOGUE BEAUTY SHOP, DENISON, Texas. Special to Fort Worth Readers! Mrs. L. B. Hughes, our old Ft. Worth Agent, is on the job again at Her Old Stand TEMPLE DRUG STORE, 103 E. Bth STREET, She will be glad to see all of her old Customers and will appreciate any New Business. 11-3-17 EVERY MAN WHO HAS L YOUTH MAY L Scientist Makes Wonderful D der 100 Year Sh A new discovery is said to have been made by a scientific study of people who say lives long enough, who other people. It is said this discovery should aid many years to lives of quickly restore manly strength, youthful vigor, grace and beauty that agree that the secret of health and vigor in the internal glands and muscles kept in normal activity, man might live forever and aliments all of us with nervous debility, sallow complexion, loss of weight, poor memory, preoccupation, lessness at night, pain, headache, melancholy, despondency, etc., should be the difficulty encountered by the medical world has been to find the right invigorator or the glands. This discovery takes in the privacy of the home, makes attention of the Athena laboratories. East India H YOU ?? Disgusted with life. Worried about. Perplexed in business. A victim. There is a way to overcome all diffi- properly advise you. Come I am SET, 2 blocks north of Medical Arts am PHIRENOLOGIST, BINESS ADVISOR, body and be convinced. colored in rear. Ola Oy FES. WE HAVE NO RANAKAS, BUT BOME BLUES. Any Woman's Blues Any Woman's Blues Bama Bound Blues Bama Bound Blues Lovie Is The Teling, Pan MW Gravetyed Dream Blues Gravetyed Dream Blues BOSSIER SMITH Lady Lovie (Teddling Blues) (Bleeding Heart Blues) (Bleeding Heart Blues) (Gulf Coast Blues) (Amazon Blues) Goodlooking Pops (You Can Do What My Last Man Kansas City Man Kansas City Man CARA SMITH Dawn South Blues (Lovie) (You Can Women's Blues (I Got Everything a Woman All Night Blues A Long Time Tune Papa) SARAH MARTIN Sweet Man Is the Cause of R Amorific Blues) Cooke Sun Blues We have all sun (seech) We have all sun (seech) Order from an today and receive records EANE TEXAS PHONOGRAPH BUSYMAN, 107 12-3 SQ, Tylor St. MOHARE! MOHARE is a new and scientific preparation for hair and scalp, invented by Mine Jamie Mohare. It is known throughout the United States for its hair grower, and is now being used to grow hair for men and women. Race people who had probably tried to convince you to ascribe to it are not. It is the greatest promoter of growth in the hair industry, and when you try to get MOHARE, 60 cents by mail, or in town, we want a lady doctor in your town. We want a lady doctor in your town, we want a lady doctor in your town, we want a lady doctor in your town. The MOHARE company is ready represented in your city, write to MOHARE, 2208 ELM ST., Dallas, Texas. 10-27-tt LOST THE VITAL FORCE OF BE RESTORED. Discovery. Says No Man Unshould Fee Old. careful research, have such great faith in its restorative power that it is available to all. The treatment is put up in tablets known as Vim-Tree, immediate results, first indications being improved appetite, nerves toned up, restful sleep and return to normal. Scientific tests were taken by scientific tests were arranged for everyone interested in long life, youthful vigor and health to it is without the alteration of your name and address (no money) to Atlas Laboratory, Department N. of Health, send you a full size box of Vim-Tree by mail under plain wrapper. On postage, if you are not bighly pleased in one week, just notify the office. If you are not bighly pleased in one week, be promptly refunded in full. Any one should feel free to accept this trial offer as they are fully guar- Veteran Teacher Outlines New Program For Teachers' Association Veteran Teacher Outlines New Program For Teachers' Association The Election of Offleen. The election of officers to preside over the Teachers of Texas has drifted from the teachers of Texas and therefore overly clear thinking man or woman who may be a member of that body has become a member of that body who has become sure would welcome any change that could be substituted for the present management. We believe that all self-respecting teachers of that body should repudiate the plan now in effect, and we should not campaign over the state for the purpose of putting into office some persons whose role would be to president because he had attended a few sessions of the Association and was one test for the office of the president of the Teachers' Association and that test is service. The teachers who have served well their communities as principals for a number of years and work hard to be the choice of the Teachers for the office of president. We do not share this opinion with us but we may repudiate that eminent service should be taught to settle this question once for all times. This is true in all the railroad services in the country, in all the governmental institutions, and in all the department of human endeavor where merit and effort are valued. The manner of electing officers has done much to disrupt our organization and has made it difficult to fund the convention that he had not received any good out of his attendance. We would suggest, therefore, the election of officers by the committee of the convention, and the election in the various candidates is productive of much corruption and has nothing but disturb us and constantly undermine the criticism, upon the teachers all the time. We believe that there is but one solution to this problem by a special committee appointed by the president of the convention or electored by the Attorney Board. The Advisory Board. Note: The subject is the Teacher Association some years ago. Walter Cohen May be Confirmed at Pext Congress. (Continued from Page 1) in fact, it is on now, but oneway to give "outer quiet like it," as they are in Indiana. The smoke screen of seeming inactivity is hiding a multitude of political wires that are now being pulled with a torch that stirs the blood of the people. The former Chairman of the United States Shipping Board, and a distinctions maker, just closed a few days sojourned here that means to all intents that Senate Democrats are running. Emirates from the Administration strongholds gathered about the former Chairman, who is now in no need of a nose, and reasoned on him on the danger to any damage of the futility of these things. None of these things seem to have moved Mr. Lasker from his original institution, from the hill, and giving him a four year residence on the "mother" Adding to this is a story from the chief Washington correspondent of the Chicago Tribune, owned by the McCormick company, stating that Senator Medill McCormick of Illinois may support Senator Johnson for President, and that it is his responsibility to permit his name to be used for the high office, the Senator from Illinois will be in the running. This is regarded as a weather sign by the indicator. A. & M. President and Demonstration Agents Visit Washington. A. & M. President and Demonstration Agents Visit Washington. Continued from page 1. bama, Mississippi, Florida, Georgia, Carolina, Rhode Island, Louisiana, Texas, Oklahoma, Virginia, Montana, Massachusetts, District of Columbia and France. It is believed that there is enough material in the extension field of fifteen years, also in parts of Colombia and France. It is believed that there is enough material in the extension field of fifteen years, also in parts of Colombia and France. In seven good reels. The Visual Instruction material was spent studying still pictures and slides. The process of making slides and Colored photographs was THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1928 breeding experiments, it is believed that agricultural teachers can possibly do so, should visit Belleville and Arlington farms near Washington. They will be held with a member of the office of Extension work. We were then taken by the Secretary of Agriculture to the White House, where a trip was followed by one to the Bureau of Child Welfare for a conference on methods of connecting the work of Extension with rural activities among Negroes in the South; sunday; The tour was closed with a visit to the Bureau of Education; here an effort was made to account the bureau with rural conditions in the lower relative to the education people. President Sanford Replies to Criticism of State Teachers Association; Recounts Achievements of This Year. (Continued from Page 1) College formed the committee. An executive session of the Association of Dallas at Dallas during the session of the legislature and tried to formulate plans to elect a new governor and the legislators to the end an antitrash law be enacted. One instructor has honored, through the efforts of the association, that the next legislature to the effect that the State would introduce a bill in the care of Negrophan children. Your president met with the education minister of the care of Negrophan children. Your president questioned the Educational Survey of Texas. He deserved the minister of the Raleigh Hotel, Waco, and injected the Negro question into the Educational Survey of Texas. He deserved the minister of the care of Negrophan children, body of educators and powers that be that the state of Texas could have half ignorant and half educated any more than the Union could exist back yonder in the states, half slave and half ignorant. He would have to include the Negro schools in the survey and that if this survey meant better education than the Negro schools in the survey and that the Conference went on record for a better day for the Negro schools and that the Negro The teaching of Negro history in Colored schools has been taken up with the promise that the Association will promote the promise that they will hear a special committee from our association. You can not tell the officers of the Association and the new teachers of the Association is not progress and that the Association is not moving out in the right direction. Our friend Jackson was invited to attend this executive session in the Python Temple to discuss the lynch question and the Texas Legislature be invited; but friend Jackson described his people in a motion that he knew not for his refusal to attend that meeting. I can attempt to give advice. He now attempts to tend such a meeting, since he is so an爱好 to give advice. In my attempts to them that the Association is not doing anything in the way of progress in the Colored community, I call all of the people all of the time. I am optimistic into the real good things that I can accomplish in the very near future. I am sure a great body of teachers will be able to put over a constructive program and thus lay a foundation for real progress in the Colored community. John W. Sanford, Prea. THE TEXAS CONFERENCE OF THE A. M. W. CHAPEL, CITY OF WEST LAKE, IN MESSENGER SESSION IN WESTLEY CHAPEL, CHURCH, DOWLING HOSPITAL, NORTH HOSPITAL, D. P. B. DRESSING, NORTH HOSPITAL. By Dr. C. W. Abington. 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