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SANHEDRIN MEETING MARKED BY ABSOLUTE HARMONY LEADING LIGHTS OF THE RACE AS THEY APPEARED AT THE SANHEDRIN MEETING LAST WEEK IN CHICAGO Chicago, Ill., Feb. 23—Over 500 delegates representing practically every Negro organization in America were in attendance here last week at the great All Race Conference or Sanhedrin which was assembled on a call from Dean William Kelly Miller, originator of the Idea of co-ordinating all the efforts of the various agencies working for the uplift of the race. Among the organizations represented were: The National Baptist Convention, The A. M.E. Church, Y. M. C. A.; M. E. Church; G. U. O. of Odd Fellows; American Woodmen; I. B. P. O. E. of the World; Sisters of the Mysterious Ten; African Blood Brotherhood; K of P. N. A. S. A. E. A. A. and A.; K of P. eastern and western Hemispheres; A. E. O. Mystic Shrine; National Negro Funeral Directors; National Medical Ass'n; U. B. F.; G. U. A. Sons and Daughters of Peace; National Negro Business League; National Urban League; C. A. V. C. C. Association of College Presidents and National Association for Advancement of Colored People. Officers elected during the first day of the meeting as follows: President, Dean William Kelly Miller, Washington, D. C.; Vice President, F. B. Ransom, Indianapolis, Ind.; Secretary, J. C. Neill, Washington, D. C.; Treasurer, John R. Hawkins, Washington, D. C. The Sanhedrin was not concerned with any specific matter but its aim was to get a common basis of action so that all agencies would be strengthened in their particular field. The movement was the first of its kind ever undertaken by the Negro race in this country. All committees chosen were to be permanent. Following a reception at the Vincennes Hotel Monday evening and the address of welcome by Mayor Dever on Tuesday, the convention got down to real business, many leading topics of the day were discussed by the leading speakers and orators of the race. Following the close of the session it was decided that the event should be an annual affair. PASSIVE SERVICE "The Republic HEDRIN BY ABSO ons Attempted But Resolutions as to organization, etc., Made Tentative. Sen- ses That in Future it Will Be Key Or- ganization of Race ALWAYS PROGRESSIVE DISTINCTIVE IN SERVICE No Final Deliberations Attempted But Resolutions as to Permanent Organization, etc., Made Tentative. Sentiment Indicates That in Future it Will Be Key Organization of Race COMPOSER, SOON TO VISIT TEXAS HALTS AUTO SHOW IN MINN. LEADING LIGHTS VOL. 81. Jacksonville, Fla. Feb. 23-24 order of Gov. Hardee the Duvall county jail was placed under guard of national guardmen Saturday to protect three Negroes imprisoned in connection with the murder of Atley Terrel, white engineer, Eighty guardmen and two mounted machine guns kept a zone of two blocks in every direction free of transports who contraband the sheriff a mob intended to storm the jail thus forcing the additional safe- guards. "The Republican Party is The Ship, All Else is The Sea."—Fred Douglas. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1924 DRIN MEETING MAR ABSOLUTE HARMON But Resolutions as to Made Tentative. Sen- ure it Will Be Key Or- Race JAMES GRIGSBY, TEXAN CUTIVE COM. OF LINCOLN THEY APPEARED AT THE SANHEDRIN MEETING LAST WEEK IN CHICAGO WY GOODZIN LIBRARILIN UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS JUSTIN DELAIS (Continued on page 8) JAMES GRIGSBY, TEXAN ON EXECUTIVE COM. OF LINCOLN LEAGUE Greatest Gathering in History of Organization Adopts Resolutions of Loyalty to G.O.P.Calling For Negro Personnel at Tuskegee Hospital, And For Complete and Equal Suffrage For Race Chicago, IL. FEB 23 - Attracted by the magnetic personalities of an inner circle of brilliant, battle-ready Simmons, was the power of Elon. Simmons, wily, conical (the word is right, Simmons best friends and the audience reared and wished with pride, great pride). He held his seat because to ascribe to what he be great leader or great chien), he be kept his hosts together. He was the defiant and confident. Time and time again he repeated to his legion- the delegates might take word off to their constituencies. Thus on the convention. the league tanners, polished and nickel, United States senator from. There were speeches, Cotter, James Brown, and others. The tanners were the most famous. The tanners were the most famous. The tanners were the most famous. Oralized for the race tanners, famous Marian Hanna, and the naming of the race tanners. Continued on page 4. The father and four other men, the relations of the white and liberal report as to the heads of men, John Edwards, 28 years old; Coloured races have been greatimes family, their ownership of slaves Martin West, 24 years old; who were States through the work done by whites. The aim was to facilitate the in the Midwives home at the time of interracial committees, which have further study of this, this intended to be a model for the future. The aim was to facilitate the body and hold as material witnesses, success, to bring together and been forgotten, for persons support and Charles Edwards was accused harmonises the points of view of the only well informed of history and culture. James Edwards, whom police de- service of great value to the whole, half million, almost one-seventh claure was a dope peddler and ad- community. Such a service is great: of the Negroes of this country, we- let, want to his home earlier that needed in Pennsylvania and can free prior to the emancipation in day and quarrel with his brother] believes, he rendered in the same] 165. They can hardly believe that MID-WINTER MEET OF EX-2000 APPLAUD HAMIL. TENSION WORKERS HELD AT P. V. TON FISH IN ANTI- LYNCH MEETING College Station, Texan. Feb. 23— New York, N. Y. Feb. 23—An nu- the mid-winter Extension Academy' dence of 2,000 who met the meeting, held at Prairie View Col- abyssinian Baptist Church of New lege, February 11-12-13, with the York, at the Second Anti-Lyaching entire working force present, was Mass Meeting of the National Asso- the most successful of its kind held for the acclimation for the Advancement of College extension work has been carried out. People on Sunday, February 13, 2014, at the York Convention in Congress, Hamilton Fish, These workers consist of 22 men finally prepared musical program un- "The Necro who flees from the direction of Madam Eason South" continued Mias Burroughs Continued on page 8 A CHAMPION OF JUSTICE A MESSENGER OF HOPE PRIZE FIVE GINES MARKED ON EXE-IN LEAGUE of Organization Adopts G. O.P. Calling For Negro Hospital, And For Complete Image For Race was the pow-commical (the ans best friends as to whether great clowns). together. He was not great and great and to his legion- convention. The dee Arkan- Manuschuckle committee that a Negro republican committee that a Negro be included among the delegates to the convention in Cleveland. The pride was suspended a resolution passed and telegraphed, and Cottrell made to feel glad. Webb of Arkan- san Flammer, politician, took the state of Helena an Elaine to heart, and Henry Lincoln Johnson, whose whose words were ordered to his con- vention in favor of the open con- vention passing another reso- vival. The convention objected and similar word was sent to Removal of Arkansas. There were speeches. Cotter, James Cotter, assistant United States Illinois, listened and marked the re-response to the general's command, the discombre found the samples of his east and the audience roared and pelled with pride, great pride. The league worked. It strove for concrete accomplishments which the discombre might take work off to their constituencies. Thus on the first day it moved to suspend the republican committee that a Negro be included among the delegates to the convention in Cleveland. The pride was suspended a resolution passed and telegraphed, and Cottrell made to feel glad. Webb of Arkan- san Flammer, politician, took the state of Helena an Elaine to heart, and Henry Lincoln Johnson, whose whose words were ordered to his con- vention in favor of the open con- vention passing another reso- vival. The convention objected and similar word was sent to Removal of Arkansas. There were speeches. Cotter, James Cotter, assistant United States CONTINUED ON page 4. AND MISS PARKIN ON RACIAL WORD Reports Show 4500 Negroes Owned Slaves in 1830 NUMBER 15 led by Governor Pennsylvania Negro in the United States, the Research department of the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, directed by Dr. C. G. Woodson, decided to make this state the white and black home of the greatest families, their ownership of slaves and social relations with the whites. The aim was to facilitate the work done by the Negro community group. Most of these people have been forgotten for persons supposedly of view of the Negro well informed in history are have performed a great service due to the whole a half million, almost one-seventh service is great of the Negroes of this country, were Indiana and can be found in the same place that they can hardly believe that 4600 of these were owners of slaves themselves in 1850, and in many cases in 1860. Continued on page 8. The census record shows that the majority of the Negro owners of a farm in the village of philipthopy. In many instances the husband purchased the land, and the family longing to such families were few compared with the large numbers developed plantations. Haves of Negroes were in some cases the children of the mother, who chased his wife. If he did not thereafter encomplicate the mother, as so often his own children were born his slaves and were thus reported by ```markdown ``` Some of these husbands were not anxious to liberate their wives immediately. They were inviable to put them on probation for a few years, and if they did not find their assistance they would hold their wives accountable. They disposed of Nigroes. For example, a Negro shoemaker in Charleston, South Carolina, purchased his wife for 2700; on finding her hard to please, sold her a few months later. Another wife for 1150, gaining his by the transaction. Dr. C. G. Woodson personally knew a man in Cumberland. County to the same wife, mother was purchased by his father who had first bought himself. Becoming ennobled of a male slave, he gave him her husband's mission papers that they might escape together to free soil. Upon deterring the plot, the law got the impression that her husband had turned over the papers to the slave and arrested the freedom-seeking man for such had difficulty in extirpating himself from this complication that he had committed. To pay them he disposed of his faithless wife for that amount. Renewal Migroes gave such a child she gave their heir by granting them their freedom for a nominal sum or by persecuting Continued on page 3. ```markdown ``` The above portrait is the likeness of Mrs. Ora Hobb-Thomas, deceased of her Rev. P. Thomas 296. 296 Thomas, Aveno who died February 14, at age 81. FIGURE TWO The above portrait is the likeness wife of Rev. P. Thomas 290] Thom 8:00 a.m. Card of Thanks We, the relatives take this method of thinking our many friends who shared with us, their sympathy, in the loss of our wife and mother, in the loss of our friend and wife, and on Wednesday, Feb. 10th, 1921. We are grateful to the many who showed their sympathy by tokens of floral offerings and words of sympathy, and we are grateful to each one, especially feel grateful to Mrs. Geneva Dillk, Mrs. Pamela Jones and Mrs. Emma Weeen, who rendered their services to our extreme hour of heavement. Again thanking all of our friends for their part contributed to relieve the suffering of our brother in burden of great sacrifice thought, loved, held, Rev. P. Thomas, Herband, T. H. Ruth, Father, Mrs. Jae, Daniel, Sister-in-law, Mrs. T. H. Huth, Step-mother, Mrs. Marge Thomas, Mother-in-law, Mrs. Minkle Christian, Sister-in-law. Funeral Hold From Thems. Ave. Christian Church Funeral services were held Friday evening 2:30 o'clock from Thomas Avenue Christian Church, where the deceased was a member. In the absence of Dr. J. M. Cay, the deceased was accompanied by Dr. C. Harper, W. M. Loffen, Hey Cahney, Lv. H. Harner, and chaired in the service at the church. The retirements and floral offerings were profuse. The funeral was a song by the choir and the reminisces of Mrs. Ora Bouth Thomas was looked upon for the first time by members of the church and for the single flies. The casket was then closed and carried to a waiting room where the casket was given by sympathetic friends, the procession moved and moved slowly to Oakland cemetery where Dallas, Texas Feb. 15, 1921 "Whenever the Lord has said to our callerd friend, Mrs. Ora to callerd friend, Mrs. Ora, at 8 a.m. from labor to rest. To the members of the bereaved family we sympathize with you in this and in our hearts, that not even time can me. We loved her but God and angled loved her best and he had home. There she shall have no no pain no end hours, but all shall good fight and the time had to her to rest. Sleep on dear Ora, sleep on. We realise, dear family that our sympathy is with you in this hour of her death, she shall sing often, most her same day in the land where we shall never say good bye. Or we shall sing as often sung, No Other Help I know. If Then Should She Try Yourself From Me. Or When Should I Give? Therefore we shall be for hee朵 all things well sleep Dear Ora. One sleep on you are gone from her sleep. Just a few days we will be doing. When Life is journey is over, we are Life's to be loved over one. There There is God. For I can work when no one can burden. Your loot can be for we have lost a ever friend. To the members of the church you have have given a door sweater and to the members of the church you have have has been well on earth now also have gone to eat. To the Father Jesus and those in the faith of the church we have not lost what we we have not lost that it was not provided to call our friend. God prays that we not to veil your eyes. It is Benedict that a copy of this legislation be spread upon the church and a copy be given to the Daughters of the Benedict. TEXAS TOWNS. Games—Rev. Andrew Jackson had been assigned to preside the A. M. B. Church base and presided his judicial service yesterday. Mrs Virgina Jackson taught her, a Valentine party last Sunday evening. In the content, Benjamin C. and Henry Washington proved to be the best dromming crowds from their warm spots of sweet ice, and took her out of the earthly existence, up to that of the marvelous child, who has a more perfect life and to join that great host that has gone before. White State Thomas leaves husband, father sister and friends, never not, for she has just crossed the bar only a little in advance of those to be Resolved that the church has lost a faithful worker, the school on an accomplished teacher, the home on a successful business and this community a splendid Christian woman. So it further Resolved that the Cobran Street Christian Church join this church, family and friends in this very sad hour. Signed: Pastor and Member of the Cobran Street Christian Church Join this church, family and friends in this very sad hour. Whereas, our friend and co-workers Sister On Thomas was called to her criminal reward on February 12. Thomas Thomas was loved and adored by all who knew her, for her virtues and earnest interest in everything connected with the church. Today she also stands the peace of rights and compassion in a compensation for the many murders of life. Thomas's death is also abolished many friends of the city and will be felt with extreme regret throughout the state. She is also true and true, also believed in the forward march of civilization and in the great upward movement of humanity. An example of her demonstration is the clearness of her vision and soundness of her log. In her bury life she never selected her duties as a trustful wife and was her husband's true friend and companion. Her city and state are moved today in loving sympathy for her husband, father, sister and other relations who mourn her None can bring to their hearts the coupling she might, none can supra- ture the coupling she might. That she should be called to deliver the midst of career of surpassing usefulness in a mystery which she should be called to deliver. That she each hand to our beloved friends and assure the midst of a sympathy Dearly our friend felt asleep as swell in the obedient life, and is the unwieldy friend "Illness" she needs from their inbox but they will follow them." The worker, we will face face, your friendship is an inspiration and your pre- ference a how great farewell, com- fort, and joy. The most sacred mood of life everlasting, you see it in us but we shall for- ward it in us. Resolved that a copy of these documents be sent to the bereaved child and a copy be made a part of the child's record. Clerk assistance offered by the following: Queen Thelma Church of Calvary Baptist Church of Benefit Association and the Prompten Mutual Benefit Association, officers and members of Home and R. R. and the Woman's Mission and (C. O. B. A. of the Thomas Avenue Christian Church. Berkshire as such can send the address to the woman's Mt. Sawell Baptist Church of Benefit Association and Mr. V. Thomas Internment-in-Cover Stations. Berkshire as such can send the address to the priest of West Union Baptist Church of Benefit Association and the E. H. Prideaux parish elder of Judeanism Church in the **Home News—Church Notice.** New school board (white). Citizens Un. Y. P. I. was at usual hours at Justice of the Court of Claims, was vice at the A. M. E. church, Dublin. detaching Co. shipbed body from Bethlehem Baptist church, the professor at George Washington were a success, both spiritually and financially. Rev. L. D. Caradine is living things to pass. We hope for an epilogue sail this year. **Athens—The anniversary of Rev. four additional. The Sunday School he. Daria closed Sunday after a was at usual hours at will be eighty-one years on his next birthday. Honey Grove—Rev. G. B. William running a two weeks basher. The District M. E. held their quarterly on 26. 12. 1924. Wednesday night at Dr. Ulysses G. B. Pierce, Dr. F. J. M. E. held their quarterly on 26. 12. 1924. Wednesday night at Hon. Ron H. Rudolph, and preached Sunday at eight o'clock in service here Sunday. Mr. M. E. held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fisher at to an appreciative audience. Prof. Thomas A. Walker, of Washington. W. J. Taylor of Wolfe City spent ville on an appreciative last week. Rev. A. in honor of their nephew, Mr. C. C. a court of Galanthe, died Thursday and was buried Friday. Rev. Wesley were in the city Sunday. The lea year banquet given by Mrs. Mary C. Taylor was Church night night was ideal Receipt at the door $15.90, Mrs. M. C. Taylor made a special trip to attend affairs, Mrs. B. Hard was a good and vintage Taylor. Pier-Rev. Dr. R. S. Moore and Tyler was at his host of duty, Sunday. Collection 60 cents. Rev. Dr. Wesley was a guest from the rest of Lahir 21 subject "Receiving Power From On High." We feel that the pastorate is on the right track to prove satisfactorily. Mr. Tou Anderson is on the sick list. He have just had announced that he will be off the job will be carried out Friday, the 22nd inst. during the Arbor day celebration. We are instructed to say that the pastorate will pull off a grand time there Friday. and Friday night the 21st inad, Mr. John Hill made a business trip to New York to attend the Life Insurance Company of Texas has sent his payment in this request, off the claim of Mr. Valera Ellis Mrs. Hill is a young widow as a result of the untimely death of her husband, who died some five weeks ago. ning don't to wrong p ask for Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin sure you get them. Don't let the package. Hundreds of people ha se they failed to say Dr. FREE FRED Palmer's Skin Whitener I merit and when you buy them the best. Insist on Dr. FREE Preparations----AND TAKE Get Dr. FRED Palmer's Skin Whit Preparations from your druggist k for and get Dr. Fred SKIN WHITENER PRE Warning don't take the wrong package When you ask for Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener Preparations—be sure you get them. Don't let the clerk hand you the wrong package. Hundreds of people have been deceived—just because they failed to say Dr. FRED Palmer's. The original Dr. FRED Palmer's Skin Whitener Preparations have proven their merit and when you buy them, you know you are getting the best. Insist on Dr. FRED Palmer's Skin Whitener Preparations---AND TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. Dr. Fred Palmer's Laboratories, Albany, NY. Please send me ranges of your preparations. If an enclosing box for postage and wrapping. Name: Address: Birchman, the past week after a visit by the Governor, Gavinton, M. and Mrs. Frank Building are back again. Among the citizens here the past week, Mrs. McKenna, Mrs. Harriott, Mrs. Harkin, Mrs. Willett, Mrs. Robinson, Lexington, Mrs. McKenna McDermott left for an indefinite period. Mr. Clemens of Hempstead visited friends here the past week. Media: Since the Ministerial Alliance came into existence its influence has been felt throughout the country. Thursday night was a grand a celebration. Prof. Harbitt is bringing the media together to be installed, telephone and been installed, telephone and the tallis is sideways from Belmont beyond the school house. At the end of the day, law, partner of our friend William Wills, formerly of the city, spent several days with his wife, Ms. Harbitt. He was also the guest of Dr. Pollack, his school mate and friend. Mrs. Harbitt was called to her home in Worcester, Friday account of illness of relatives. Mr. L. Davies of Compton, his school mate, visited a week's visit in Houston, where he and his son, Lawrence of Houston, he and his sons of painting, plastering and Warning When you ask for rations—be sure the wrong package—just because the original Dr. FREI proven their merits are getting the 1 Whitener Prepa TUTE. Ask for SKIN Dr. F. Alman captain am eue wrappi Morris—The Clever Leaf club gave a social entertainment in honor of the school on 14th, Mrs. A. E. J. Johnson was directress and Prof. P. A. Stamps, principal manager of care for the school. Wickia Falls—Mr. James Thomas and Mrs. Kip Kipps were quietly married Monday morning at 12:30. The happy couple are making their home with Mrs. Koss Rous or Mrs. Koss Rous, who will spend time to spend the week end with her parents, Mrs. and John Bell Moss Dell was among the number of people attending the Tight Jewels will meet Thursday at 7:30 on masonic hall. All are required to attend the third Thursday. The Key Wear group Circle held a very interesting meeting Friday at the residence of Mrs. Koss Rous, much business was attended to after which the circle spent some time in art work. The hostess duried the meeting and the Izola zonal plate with hot chocolates. The club adjourned to be the place for some time during the day. Mrs. Jesse Foster will have a quitting bed. All are invited to some time during the day. Mrs. in our mir. The Household of Rirth will hold its Installation, Wed- day, at 10:30 a.m. The number numerals are urged to be present. Mimie, Mimie O, Helf, Grand Opus Crystal, Crystal, Crystal Justice Peele Honored by Associates on the Board of Trustees of Howard Univer- Washington, D. C. Feb. 23-Commemorating twenty years of service as a member of the Board of Trustees of the Carnegie Library, the committee of the Board composed of Dr. Michel O. Dumma, Chairman, and Council Theodore Rowevitch, presenter, of the lecture "A suitably engraved gold inlaid solid ebony came at the semi-annual meeting held February, fifth week of the Carnegie Library Building, Colored Roosevitch, on behalf of the special committee, made a short address in the lecture "Preparation to Justice Pelle for the valuable services he has rendered Howard University during the past year," and as Chairman of the Board and as Chairman. Notice to the Public ke the package ! COMMISSION ON. FINDINGS; PERMANENT RESULTS. SANHEDRIN SARAH MARTIN Werderful Okch Serah Martin Columbia Moan and Good Bye Paurmount Blues Records Now honey don't get mad with me if I should talk in my sleep even though I may say things that would cause you to weep, just as show as the birds fly in the Skie about life and worth living if you ant with the man that you love. Chicago, IL. 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Richardson attended the funeral of Mr. Miller and Mr. Mira. Jm Server and son and daughter Clifton and Viola Grand who was visiting her Sister, Miller Mason has returned Grand who was visiting her Sister, Miller Mason has returned High School rendered an excellent program for the Athletic Intermediate room rendered an intermediate room rendered a Friday morning for Chapel A was very pleasing We every Friday morning or evening. The Kelley Miller High School forward for a splendid closing. Fouke--Rev. Epperson filled his appointment at the M. E. Methuen College of Medicine of Minneapolis and Bre. Prince of Hawkins wished with us Sukey, Mr. and Mrs. G. Fouke wished with the members of the Mt. Zion Baptist church Sukey wished with a biblical sermon. They had a contest rally "The red and blue" they were successful. They were invited to the nightly collection, Mrs. N. Golphity's father Mr. Booker of Greenville is visiting her. The H. Nathaniel attained at Mrs. Pinky Johnson's Saturday night. Mr. Ercress Wesley after spending several months in the school. The week. Mrs. Jose Smith and Nathaniel visited in Mack Switch Monday. Mrs. Sister Monday, Mr. Sesha Jobe and Miss Sella Washington were united in the holy bonds of matrimony parents. Rev. S. H. Hawkins officiated. The entertainment at Mr. Sisters of Hawkins was quite a success. Mr. Lorkins of Smith County agent Wednesday night to father-in-law. Mr. Williams the insurance man of Pine Spring community in the community Greenville.-Mrs. Milla Goodon of this city was out of town Sunday to visit Mrs. Anne Booker of Commerce, Texas. Rev. D. Sisters of Hawkins day in town. Rev. Dixon was day in town. Sunday visiting Mother and Father. Little Clifton Rabbatter departed this life Feb. 12 and was laid at 12 on Mount. The son of Mrs. Earl Pittman, Mrs. O. C. Hunt, Mrs. Rose Moore of Casin, Texas, while passing through here on her way to her son in Kansas City on Friday. She starr on Crockett St. on the sunshine club met at the residence of Mrs. Rose Moore on Friday. She班 15th. 1922. The club was to order by the president Mrs. Lavern Fulbright session was over the ceanea club played "Whist". Mr. Mr.蒲bright and Mr. Elgin Bly were invited free medals were served. The club will meet with Miss Lorda Grace son Feb. 22. No. 2365 Morse St. Cuney...Services were good at Rock Hill all day, Rev. H. H. Battle preached at the 11 o'clock hour and Rev. Thomas Sims preached at night. Both serious Bristow, Ohio.-Sunday Schools were poorly attended on account or rain. Rev. M. Jackman preached for the day. Bristow is THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRIARY 23, 1992 to have two more colored Doctors making a total of three. Dr. Ford of Boley, Okla. has located here and Doctor Ellis of Slick Mrs. J. T. Williams of Sapupe was the guest of Mrs. W. J. Hill this week. Curry Jubilee singers were here and Marianne entertained the people at the Star Theatre, Miss Dykes left Thursday night for Okla. city this week. Mrs. Jemile Wright made trip to Manukau on business this week. California. Mr. Charlie Sanders. Sam Hunt and R. Filden made a trip to Greenville. Greenville. Mr. O. V. Williams a well known citizen of this city who has been in Okla. city returned for a few days visiting relatives and friends. Dr. A. E. Rughs spent Saturday in Coralina and Sunday in Waco with the son of Rev. G. W. Anderson. Mrs. Ruth Coulley of Okla. City stop- Dervilley, The A. M. E. pastor, Rev. C. A. Williams of Beaumont was at his post Sunday and was assembled and conducted a convene aut meeting. On Sunday night the pastor introduced Rev. A. Williams the crowd was present. The Minesi alliance met Saturday night the president, Prof. M. K. Bar, the pastor, Prof. M. K. Bar, which Rev. H. McCabe same forward and preached. Rev. Scott of Orange preached Tuesday night the pastor, Prof. M. K. Bar, Thursday night under the direction of Mrs. Eva McCabe. Rev. P. A. Bolden held his appointment and followed Mrs. Eva McCabe. Rev. P. A. Bolden held his appointment. Sweetwater, The Rev. E. M. Clemens of Colorado, Texas praches in Dallas and M. M. Clemens was one addition to church. Sister Susan Jones, the president entertained the Mission Circle Monday at her resident home, and the president of Sister Mary Wikon next Monday. Mr. Allie Lang and wife of Dallas are visiting her sister here as Sister Moore was called to Dallas. Groebke—Mr. L. Z. Scott was in the city a few days last week visiting his grand mother who happened to miss her. Mrs. Hattie Harper was called to Hempstead to the bedside of her mother. The following were the details: Mrs. Harper tended the party at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. White; Mrs. F. K. Kelley, Mrs. Jas. Ray and Mrs. B. Cook. Sunday school and church services were hindered by the downpour of rain. The Black Swan girls gave a very successful entertainment Thursday night at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. B. Cook, purchased a new set of uniforms and are ready to defend their title. The first game of the season was the boro squared invaded our territory; Groebke was victorious in the game. The next contest will be boro squared invaded to Corsica on the 22nd. Korean—Rew. Trammell was with his people Sunday at Sanuraia Baptist Church. Mrs. A. G. Winn, the pastor, and Mrs. A. G. Winn, the Public school spent the week-end with Mrs. A. G. Winn, the Public school evening, motored to Powell, Mrs. E. Williams of Pitbittown visited her daughter this week. Haskell—Owyn to the organization of the Baptist church Sunday we failed to have any service. Sunday school was conducted by Sister Jesse Jasmin. Mrs. A. G. Winn, the Mitchell Chapel where a nice dinner had been prepared. Rev. A. Winn, the Mitchell Chapel where a nice dinner had been prepared. Rev. A. H. M. Soclylo had an entertainment at the church which was decorated with wife and were out of town Sunday in the city of Seymour. Rev. Wm. M. Green conducted a series of meetings with Hopewell on the 13, 14 and 15. Rotan. Little Zion Baptist Church, Rev. Wm. N. Louis of Ampermert preached morning and evening services, motored over here Sunday. California. Mr. Charlie Sanders Sam Hunt and R. Filden made a trip to Greenville. Greenville. Mr. O. V. William a well known citizen of this city who has been in Oka. city returned for a few days visiting relatives and friends. Dr. A. E. Hughes spent Saturday in Corcina and Sunday in Waco with the son of Rev. G. W. Anderson. Mrn Ruth Conley of Oka. City stopped over with her brother, Mrn Joo Campbell enroute to Round Rock. Rev. Jackson spent week in Snithville and passed away. Mrn Ruth Reyell and Rev Bell and his wife left for Greenville Friday. Gn Friday night. Mr. P. Dickey gave a concert at the A. M. E. church. Rev. Smith of Younger was at Mt. Cammel Church Sunday and preached a grent sermon. J. M. But- terfield of the town died yesterday. Wills Poli. St. Mark C. M. E. Church well attended Sunday. Rev Dulce was at his post. An excelent 27.8 for a sick man at the cafe and the afternoon. On the afternoon, Collection for Bro West, the blind man $1.60, raised 27.8 for a sick man at the cafe and the afternoon. Jackson left for Dallas Sunday to visit relatives. Mrs. Eiffel Dunn 27.8 for a sick man at the cafe and the afternoon. Longview are here visiting his sister. San Angelo. St. Paul A. M. E. Church: owing to the disagreement poorly attended. Rev. Bolding members went over to be with Rev. Wyatt in his quarter. The disagreement poorly attended. Rev. Bolding members splendid. A lium shows was given at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lott for Mrs. Eugene Lott for honor of her marriage to Prof H. G. Dickerson of Prairie View many valuable presents were given to Mrs. Eugene Lott for respect for Mrs. Dickerson. Mrs. Harris Johnson and Miss R. D. Hunt married last week. The Hunt married last week. The M. E. Church was fine Sunday. Bremham—Sunday School and Churches enjoyed very good service, and Morgan is improving. Rev. Prima is a very successful financial rally at Independent Baptist church in Chelsea. Clay and Miss Blush Wright of Clay and Miss Blush Wright of Clay were united in marriages at Waller. Revs J. A. Jackson and Badgley filled their places. Farmersville—Rev. Dr. J. A. Jones, presiding elder of the church, A. M. M. Church was in the city Saturday and Sunday holding his first quarantine meeting was bad. Rev. A. H. Smith was able to make a round report from every department of D. D. AND B. INSTITUTE Campus News Austin, Texas, Feb. 23—The beautiful spring days of this week were poured by all writing miles. 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Its beauty will bring the admirable comments of your friends as well as good luck every day. Send no money—simply name and address, and paper strip, showing size. Start in the path to good luck today. ```markdown ``` by James Bologus who is totally blind. The pupila of the oral Dear Dept. under the direction of Dr. John Bologus did number at their last recital, many of them can speak as to be in primary or primary visuals of primary oral pupila made and sent out many pretty Valentines to children very much at home in the classroom with her pupils. Little clay modeling, he makes some miniature animals every day, he is a kindergarten teacher. Morave's Kindergarten for blind. There is a marked improvement in the correct expression of pupila in the classroom. Prof. Martin lectured on the life of Lincoln last Tuesday and Morave's Morave's historical reviews of the life and words of this great man that it has been called the "Bond of the Advanced Sunday School class of advanced young men are delighted How to Make Others Love You Charm and fascinate whom you will imply the adorable love you seek! Passionate dark-skied Spanish seer passionate dark-skied Spanish seer Only $1.50. Sees clever clover love ring. Send ring size and name kasatador. Rave off south American Mns. Eve, Dept. 20, Box 114 Dumbo Allegra, Argentina, South America CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends and family for their show us during mother's long liness and at her death. We thank you for the beautiful flowers given to us. We thank you for Gratitude you. Mr. Allen Beachum, Husband, Mr. Indiana Griggs, Mr. Pamille R. Holmes, Mr. N. Lovrano Johnson, Daughters 3-21-11 HEAR THE AIDA CHORAL Club in sacred concert, Sunday, Feb. 24, at 10:30 a.m. in the Institutional Church 4:20 to 5:30. 292-911 FREE SUIT FOR AGENTS. Acctest. Get our powerful property outfit showing big assortment of finest fabrics for men's made-to-measure suits all at one amazing price and give every active agent his own suit absolutely free. Write an enquiry to bocker Tailoring Company, 110 So. Poison, Chicago. 2-9-14 LOST - A lady's watch, size 6, engraved letter D on front, second hand in gold. A rewardable reward will be paid for the return of the same. Walter Bird, 3419 Howell St. HOUSES FOR SALE on very easy monthly 60,000 monthly. We build a new home for Ideal, Lincoln Manor No. 2, and will trade for out of town property. 1017 Main Street, Phone X-8983. Acctest. Anderson Avenue and Anderson Street, wood 4326. Hundreds satisfied buy. DEARED. 2-9-14 NOW Men wanted to qualify for sleeping care. Experience necessary. Transporta. T. McCaffrey. 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The plans and specifications have been approved by the Executive Committee, and Blds will be submitted within the next thirty days. It is going to be such a building as will ascue the pride and excite the admiration of every Negro in the State. It is going to be the best built owned and occupied by Colored People in the State at this time. 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 is the Washington State Temple? In America have more love and reverence for this 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 great landmark as a heritage to our children? WE WANT TEN THOUSAND NEW MEMBERS TO COMMUNIATE THIS GREAT EVENT. I KNOW EVERY MEMBER IS ANXIOUS TO HELP. BUILD THE TEMPLE AND SECURE TEN THOUSAND NEW MEMBERS m for this year. Some Fellows and Houses will be to JULY 81, 1966. will be to MAY 20, promptly, BUILD THE NEW MEMBERS, and celebrate it. FRATERNALLY. G. M., B. Y. 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 81, 1924. The campaign will be 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. COLORED DOLLS Also The Crisis $1.50 a Year LS The Dall Year Pub. Co. M Black Swan Records, 162; Euroca Straightening Combs, Labs; Hair Shake (Wavin Marsh) Art; High Brown Tail Articles; Send for free catalog WE SHIP C. O. D. ORDO SUPPLY HOUSE 1717 Hall St. Dallas, Texas 11-1-1f Are You Careful in Choosing Your Dressgift? THE PEOPLE'S DRUG STORE, Hall at Central will call you. We request your deliver your prescription will compound then correctly. Phone H-0231 H-5144 A. 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Griggs Park will dat memory site; wil alow {BS seine ofan saunter we Ta nap ot the Dark Board i force ot piasure to ail Wh omider it tow that that bas been w te'hope that fm th rer neato in tho ‘armen fo fer ena mr, er race hae Yen led with deots of 'wors at with deeds of wor servi to thet roca und out tity wil boas tkngiy eomenier Si a hae toon Mer Grigor There tber ‘who aim ax well ft omenbranee. ed ot our ty for the ff thle mrvico should ‘be GF some form of ber thelr meer Boars Si 2 reannot be too ‘iy : fcmmaaned fe only to ‘aia i continue te 1h Vimo gore on. | Eee Sapete ‘conintned cise ite nae to the tte Bebe hart aan Shes ta ot ioe Ie ieee mente a Sears dees i fedttr the sasnsan at aes fc A eae feb to alee tas ts sino iad wane Yo Sens ae \merien, ( Uitherto unknown and sat be re oh ty the Boclety of Ne ‘Hip- ort and Rewoareh, headed by th ee) eaowa wrk wet nonin ee p tact im steel at At io eather iS toportast to those who woul i er vitry of the Be Bote coe eS a Poth in inure ka y-donresl at Sor < Atte probaly tre that the work rns pet ay eas Kane the 1 sone ye ra th fe ie aecome baececst rh. meta of seo oi fi!) mie on | = RG) Pune ono) Site To Cae ake "The recent wetion of the House of Berean wring oo Fe cg og pene Kony [Rome ah recrang Sartsanig tries thee ‘unfortunate and deplorable ace fos, It Is n blow at the heart of ie md See ara ~ Ret ihn fu aes Sten ss ances ee ‘com light, » testimonial although ates te ne ta ere econ Beta cheat a poeta, ar erase meetin ot pie oe re eats etc ee ate ees Sac sccaee te nas gears area or tana ars Rae ree eee Tete dtl re aaa iets arene Ss eer nae senate ore ete Pehiweten ta om Melt atta ta ee nie eee iit are mel he Pt wt ek araes weap Sag pen suse ya ap rang eager” Ant. 2 ewan FOR THE WOMAN WHO CARES. For the simple.aed straight 1 pleated dreee for morning wear rape de chine te in Uhe bead. White or nite combined. of trimmed. with rittant colowe. Waite te much ase for separate pleated skirts. Crepe d chine te Ue, ntapdard material fo the white: sports blouse panied neve fake voile "in. yellow, rooms mauves snd other Gallente shade faker the. frock for the very ho finy anita eminently atietnctory Flamingo ta» popular tabri, to oats nnd wulea with a ralaed block fienlem neparated by Dinen that took ours ia, —200 0 o00— "Por spring morning frocks of alm ple line stele will be. ‘ed_ I ftripen checks ahd nome plain col 200 0 200 — Printed Ratiate 14 popalar for th oimpte dene for morning. wear and in nandaed for childrens frocks. Cotton vollen with a ratine’ ths are raw and ood. aa are thoee Sheeked designe of to eoleure e000 ono pring shoo a4 prophealod ar Jeoneervstive In faahlon. Mach of the lava eut-wark of a wearom ago has flsappeared. "The new shoen ar eit quite igh up on the inetep nnd crm decorated with emalter buckles nd Sri rowette 500 0 990— Satin suede and pateot Teather ar ene popular materials for these en iy month. 000.9 290— ‘The sport shoes of alligator, Ws ard and” even enako skit are com More very mar a nahin It te foolish to suppose tat a hort show will make’ the foot look mailer. If" the foot. te long and film I tooks smaller and teimwer {nn all shoe which elluge to and rapport It Intend of gfving Hin to thane gly bulges over the Instep td tide whlch coma with too short tinoe. 309.0 920 ‘Tented Movipea-Covwanut Cae cups usar 4 cup. butter (ce (ay Modert aie ARE) ting sobtiens ane tru sy watt, [orine sbemy eulaton soy ave ikem tla ent wy tot irotene Wen be boots whet « Sain barevial4 neers Secon yaendaredigareelettd f Recaafeerianade gpa Saul (of Tarwus). And Cher #08804 ty the shining sum ae tf In Stephen. Acts VIET BeBe. [nppent agninat the wrongy of hers Soucy ter whine they Ba ‘wecety An cae wenorats. of ial lhcr ees ana noes Gad ned hy epee tae cen ot os win se teen co, oe oe eset. “tener rhein stationed | wnienno ser of shry aod cScinsn’ cise bce leh fv te| sone er ameecing ba econo aoa atten toilet themed them tn Ybs pasts tae” tel Sct Pasa eve oriamn, bot "| nat re theron ot wo es Nene “itwauiy oresooa br Gent then among my" seed om Hatsisaas 3 Belin be ses” foendl here Tatare mpi» stern i [my acy ache hans forgets ie fang noe my tongs. ceare te “sna eat (Sut of ‘anwon)onla|teot st my monty ft ever f ox de ck “hat net Sty| sete the igh 9 these en tec but ste nt hat hen te fel baveaiven ther bleed for me east ner beth stent ay sltoanhe| mo eounery in ty afr er ih ete ieee torevert ane see hele Seat tae a 1Gin toe: cin ent AD, i8em | emeent Dendamin Ym “bene par patna duty, sn ie Niner of fatlew tm the trek of the ohar-| Sutted ates Come ee tite eed hare fee ceare| eat Weary aeons et wider than the wins aah and ana ‘Senaeed Yards Tons, lay tae|361. Whe was Gen, ator Sas tea sobies"ot Worcs Sumared and]|son, was. as Carney ot Woas Inmythnee et ey Catena somaraarn| ion. What” tnslaent” ook ft te the dofomss ot cir seene| hen the ft New Om fryrpue tid down ‘hele tives to] Coleredregimeat soctre Oe cece sien a e|: saw CONGRATULATE MISSISSIPPI | “Congratulations are die the L of ee byr widespread peonage, backward in literacy because of its e encarta. d for ite production of rabid [Negro hating demagogues, has had the courage to seck lknoy oes where it could be best found. Tt listened througt grens to the speech of a Negro law- Iyer, §. D, Redmond who told the truth about why its per- ntage of Negro migrants was so high. ‘Mr, Redmondls address covered the entire gamut of in- ter-raclal relations in the state, the evil of lynching in which [Mississippt is among the foremost, the problem of education, lin whieh she is most backward ; the display of firearms, an iéentive to crime among black and white citizenry; the care of criminals, the sick, the insane, and suffrage. ‘He had in mind bringing to the heart of his hearers the tact of the Neqrro's interest in the welfare of the state. With- out censoring Negroes who had become migrants to better their condition, Mr. Redmond pointed out to the legislators f the state the harm which such emigration wrought on the onstructive forces of the state, black and white, and assert- led that the greatest asset of any state is its man power. ‘The discrepancy in education programs was also empha- ee er rcs oa sale pietaty ty iper cent Negro, Mr. told the lawmakers that there |were practically one thousand high schools for white child- [ren and none for Negroes. The same gap existed so far as agricultural schools, seminaries, and colleges were concern- sd. ‘The Negro, he declared, was taxed and his money went |to build white-schools. In the case of Rosenwald schools fr. Redmond Redmond pointed out, the Negro was assessed ene fa which went to support white schools, and another tax to build the adequate Rovenvald schools, thus, payin taxes without ‘what he ought to have. The lav- asker wero asked to favor the Negro by applying to his Jeducational needa as much as he paid in taxes for the same ‘Absence of reformatories for Negro youths, sanator! sms for the tubercular, asylums for the insane, Negro nurses se for beppreting Te ste of Genbstc livers a at imeans for st \e sale of He liquors, and a feta evi Wace al exverea in Mg. ctrl’ cross ‘There can be no doubt but that those legislators. who heard the speech really found out that they did not know pat aioe ‘weil as they had thought and boasted. None do, Bat as reroarkable as is the fact that the Mississippi Leaisiature actually gave respectful audience to this speak ler of Nogroes for Negroes who have at heart the welfare of ithelr state, it is not nearly so great in its acuteness as the question arising in the mind of the nation as to the attitude lof Mississippi now that it has heard the truth. Will it lourageously face the fact of fts own shortcomings and seek to remedy them or will it, blinded by its erroneous course lof the past fifty years, refuse to believe that its labor sup- ply has been lost because of its niggardly and insufficent tporopriation for the welfare of its black citizens? lure to realize that this is true will cause not only Mississippi but all other southern states to be farther in- lconventienced in their farm Inbor shortage. fees trerares arts oe ‘ at, having heard, she may be i Sato impreve. 5 - LONGER LIFE FOR NEGROES Dr. Louis I. Dublin, statistician of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company says that the life span of the American Negro has been lengthened by five years during the last de- leade, This is due to two great factors. First of these is ithe increasing interest on the purt of the organized public calth movement in the well-being of the Negro and more especially the nursing health service. The second is the jawakening of the Negro race to its opportunities for better ‘of life and labor. While the death rate among the Negro population is still in excess of that among white persons, the gap is grad- ally being lessened. Control is being gained over tubercu- losis, typhold fever, malaria and other diseases which caus- ed high death rates among Negroes ten years ago. ‘This is being brought about by the Negroes themselves, through thet pres and other cle for etching prevention teas ures, as well as throtigh other public health agencies. ‘The condition of the Negro in towns and cities of the North as wall as the South is much improved in recent years, and Dr. Dublin's studies indicate that the improvement wil! probably continue, Conerete figures regarding the health and life span are found in the record of Negroes insured by the record of Ne- groes insured by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. Most of these are dwellers in communities. In 1911 and 1912, it is shown, the Colored boy or girl ten years old could expect to live an average of 41 years and two months more. Tn 1922 the Negro lad who became ten years of age could expect to live 46 years and nine months longer, an’ in- pore ai ts sae tet ‘The Negro girl who became ten years old in 1902, asordng to tees studin, might expect ing Gechiiceeil Sears Seartt as egos noe oto pene. vile oo cane among white pecans, his gain in the span ofthe average Colored man’s life was mnly slightly lower than among white men. Here is news of the most cheering sort. Longer life’ oss Time Ba demonarated that the, pt theoree| 0 advocated by demagogues to the effect that ike body of the American Negro could not be nado, by shange of condition and education to last longer, has ett wot bums mncvlloas this clndy prozreas fn edu sn sven Gaiton of Wis aw ‘ust after slavery it wos claimed that the Negro could ia ee Seen ee Nog cl ith Cade Dean lade cated tie theory to be dlacorded _ He was said to be shiftless and thriftiess but in leas] han sixty years his wealth is numbered by the hundreds of millions and his capitalists number many millionaires| And now it has | that his bod is eubject| io the same lawn as gov Fe np rp ied ci (life. Certainly there is In this latest statistical announce-| jent reason for joy thnt it has been thus brondcast and ad- led daterminatio to further promote within the race thos 6 mis wach ha sim the more tharough edveatios fe aves in regard to the laws of health. and) engl a re have eause to remark that Time coupled with| ating si rane be testing of prejudice sa ite peration ie cannon inde ech ae pababit iss at Crentace.) 2 in. rage serene et ae ees oe oe cr cae ieaaed ~~ srtha thay nalpnbenesscnen tions (AM PB) tae ale Oak Oe 5 NST, cach year qrowing In power and See des i it Na a ea sa eat Soe oe ae ees Saat “oop Satie tase Ae Pe ea the: Seems epee has Goer be Seas aoa ei aun tae crest Ere Sa ae Se wi os ee oe a Sites ea Lovee ee eee eee ey camer oh rites shan ihe Pertu borer kesae cra shee peer ois es eo Seale eee in fe en a iets cee i Ea attic tes Rectan gore Sn Goer a iar ae oe ps carl a ds Ee srt cas aaron Soc eaas rae aor Seo aa Ha sclas icacn 1 ewp mite ‘cups flour 43 tape Taking powder 1 ten. vanilia, Pinch male Beat butter and sugar to. smooth Jeream. Stir In well beaten ere yolk» wud beat until very light. sift lary Ingredients together three times ‘and add alternately “with milk to ‘irae misture, Ada vanilla and care fully fold In whites of exgn which nave teen beaten tor tite froth Bake Jn layers In a modernte oven {Pt sornter with cocoanat roa i pe pear | weereo necires: Hl Cream Phe 2 cope mite 1-4 Cup flow. 4 cup aun a 1-4 Gp malt 2 eRe yoke 1 tap. anita. ‘Beald milk, Mx flour, murar and salt; combine with hot milk and [cook ima double botter twenty min- luton, stirring constantly to. prevent ture thickens. Add hot mixture to slightly bosten esx yoke Heturn to doulie boller and cook five min- liten. stirring coustanly to prevent humping: Coot add flavoring. Pour into ‘® pastry aboll and cover with meringue. Bake in moderate overn fontit meringue browne. “The whole eax muy be weed in the tating and. whipped cream used to Jcover ple inatend of meriniue, —200 0 000— Raupberry Cream Pie Fotlow recipe for Cream ple, wing ‘esi In filing. Whip one cup Joe cream, nda one quarter cup of raspberry jam (not too Juley) and [spread on top of ple. ee o00 0 200— adie Sangin’ Wan. gaa te sat —— ee eeepc eens eras en nage cpa Pao eee soon cere oe Sena Sera Eat ei rere aa ae See SSeS Ieee Sates te parry Se Leese es Se mas ee Slee ae Peete Sea rane Sa ee ee parera ees Roan | General Bentamin ¥, Hutter, Peers eae grees BS se scm om tara iS s Sr ie Se, ae xh enctt &H YGIENp SRR SR SRR he Se SRE ERR | WEEKLY LETTER. (=== - See ae Ee eee ee eee Se ee ee ES MOSPITAL TALK. My Dr 3. 5, Mardin ‘The Newroee of Delian, should have on of the beet general oxpl- tale-tn the South. 1 hope-to nee the ay como when wa ax & race of peo- Ble witl ao the thingy that We can fs, dng stop tring to do the tines fare tnponae j, There. are enowae clubs here ta ine ‘elty, alas ehurebas and. other fratornitien that If movemeat of that ature was aponcored, a bla- pital ot the most modera tbe could be erected tm this elty to care for feuch w project would not reap any Htandaome. returns but the. benefit that he lok and needy would ge fwosid he worth something. 80eh fin inetutution would be charity intitution and 1 woud nerve nn a2 fnatitute of tearolng for the atten Jdante and’ soures of sduention fo fe youn women of tha city” Who eaire to become nurses 1 bateye the tle wil come when ng Negroes ef Dalian will feel th eed of m fiat clase sanftarium. Bl net until ‘somethin bappens tha fri cause thom to Tove the Tove ie. white hospital of the elty. 1 ia'n very ad thing to tall the worl hat “Dallas nas no. place to. tak Sentsiad he aek'pesben Wee COL, J. 0. MIDNIGHT WRITES ROM SAN AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA, a axeeeting Piattin Lat m0 pate here and pay tribute to pee eee ee ie cee one peeceaene er paar sain ean Semen cone tee Parra se eine alee eee Seen de aes eos oe beer ee oe Se eine mea eee ee pea me are Se ee Ba uae erat et ae or cee ee oe reer et secre rea oe Sete ere Sa ce cere se ae chee CN af geal ae eae rs ce a So tas coe ee rere Bree staat ee cea Soe See cec rs ta Se epee ear Be eens ae ete ese reser raat eee ern arc See ene ears oo gre Behe ie acne a peemecno ted ee ee Sige Sates oe en ee peered coer ol Bers een Seeger roe ose ee a oe re eas eae bees Seas ae erent Se wi Inara Rare Beare fe ox teat = ASS ee meets yee seet ena, ee Sls rt ot Pun apni ee pat Rate Sat pee deer aes RE ae Bites aa ner oa ee EF sek ae dat Ge reenmr BC ator tat we henas ies tae hee ane 8 pe career et See ice ental for the mastery, and some of them bs aeetea eee et Sr eeetos Cone a Sears oe oe eee See een Sar race ie are eevee ae bok nee se me pest ties Bt Bten ete oe See een snalagten'wit'boUnee und they eS eee ier a celeste Biren fae paste! Saat reece i apa Sal mata ae area aa ‘makes, bore panto, cise nee een oe Se mons Gee oe ences art saat Raat ct al mnt been i ay foe Shrek pig teadtters so eu tee pe Gane an then at “es 2 See he” ts °) ‘Orleana, and trom og She Ala. Tt bas been 'a ree! long apell jaiready completed two modern rick choruhes, also we have under Jouatraction, three more brisk churches Uhat aro really « credit to ihe Neatoes of Dallas, I ballove thie Jmame apie that moae theae Drie churchea possible should be launeh- cd nan etfortto have a brick hoe- fal, "he Colored. people should Be Taunched tm am effort to have. & brick horpital ‘The Colored. people shout stop otha out to the white unital and build one of thelr own ‘Phe time in coming when you Will here to bate one et your own and there i po batter Une tha BOW. ‘One inponiion. to know In teal? Jocanved when he oaks over the death ate of the Nogreas of Dalla The Fate is really too high and the eae should be towered and ean be if th grove say that tea Be done. Trbave planned to do. my Dit f Inciing to lower the rate 1 Bave rfered the pubile © fre eae dal at my. ottice from 2 bm. to 6 B fm "An evaminations and consult tions ate fret, 1 have offered. t SShawer ail mattera on Deaith JE ai ndareased and amped envelon Ti ineloeed tn the onary. Seon the Nopro. Natiobal, Weal week will be om band, whieh men ‘hit Yweormation from thie fie Nahis aece eects sent. roate ‘Ded over there and round that Beles 1s. Kiwis oe mere banyan," but Gh not get to ee CW Alles, bt bo wae. ting ready to panes fllow a the found. These tro men 1a. quer tion are somo. pantera, bellere oer bone. Tn to se De H. Roger Wiliams, st bat ene ire bury ae ion otha afer the eh and SC the same tine be in fesding the minds othe well ad ike i Writing ptr and there wat Freat poem whi ho nied Jats Fria’ yen Cont jsf’ xe te'ooe Bry tun, wa dolghed Gave’ ih and have hiss read tome @ me, and then out to ate other. tho the Diaasre of os ingots cs of Mls Daay IE sheen, on Sth Water gave ges er inet Wie, fuck scat thes sn ofthe meat Wat feowet yous vonmn nis county. She is Waa heya 8 ‘tortikd wrtrand far «put Betce ta which abe’ te kept Mian al’ the_ ie, oell'op the’ art bul "the bos thet Siete meno bot Tact, tnd Shar are pecs ith ‘he work fe le alee a7 noretows poe or’ scueifay the thet nay not uve tena right: bu the sit bave goo bee eo: your hana td. say. 280 betp you Gott thine they ell Ie swearing” but not eons kinds She hae Seraed" cps woateril ‘est Tigtherein town, an A tants oxt tr" one: Seinat wore She ‘ie rota so nt her, sod wi seman af'home. Bhe bas bed muny Hater oer away trom bom, Dt orig tres fienttaefe Of cout i wag hap, vitae hang, td Muth, food out of fe want| to congrats her the. wand: cra progr the, ano ‘Out Oe Noble ito Taleban 1 otto own. fort bore te bee of tay tnd found tat there wan am auiomotile ear evga Tricar ine fo tote me upto ts AEM coop, of Foran: Bale Wi. HA Mowisd a8 te. rele deat He escceded’ Mr" Youne, sad" you wil belcve te vhen tail_you he. Rar t elove tne since he has ben’ ther," but Soy eae hee oot ofa tnd ix Gog Mi forthe tasaton aft face, ei ue ofthe “scone cictaters ot inn Yuasa cue Sod tam sre Ai tan fo cos tng. the. goed wor catsied oa by resdentroung: here. tad Been "two Ere ning the con comnd, ba they wile reiored sot ih od work Ie ing Mant ea Iv ongrasate hi othe sted ‘be dog hare Tegan st che tight In Lave oak, Trond ant iofteety_ ext ating forJaconre and" Dr jou at Ford met mg at te a: ton, but id Hot toto te to hs bee ag wing “te me suywtere the fae atone: hie ear earring, But ht bose ts Ste tr ade bell "por or somo. on ‘le i had, een at his ‘ote dol et clone ehotsh to catch yd oer. re ce Me Cheek us “nopplng and chen ihe" whe ae peat. many vests In Aten ahs aw ‘working for tae Nations BY, BG. Board He tit oon Dace tor ealas fat dot cal eseet eka talk whleb ‘De Herd ‘bad "pare chased’ for me, and. had. it thaad oth Indy 'f made tre att wos goin Yo Ee to tat aner at ime, bit ot ema te place where his dinner had been. xfer a right now, and. Si, ss Prot, RW, Caller dh not" se the tale ta aa mein hie riomotie ca keine oT Hot nam to tte eeu therefor nt onar thes no alg fo have. ‘mean se that cous eat and sloop ea a th te Mere ie oyna ant ter, crak t inavs ie dere © whole latter | . i bl rer : oon and, down 1 and wo, and De WI peoeaeine peilcae or toa, tex: OFFICE CAT to eloom 1 am thinking, “The outlook Ia Great, ‘Thin ola earth Is shrinkioe, PN nn cng" some fellows, refuse to face the the tacts a4 lone we they can bor~ row money. “000.0 000— ‘The first pact of ite 19 two young thing after each other--the reat ts ove dam thing after another. a0 0 900 We have nover been able to figure lost what a savage with ring. tn Ih move Hoon when Ne has m cold In In hen, 000 0 900-— “ny golly eld tre slranger who arrived at a stall town on the Mae flasipol River, "you Kot mighty ‘ig river here for much a pmall town, 008 0 00 Punctuation: A daah of acqualn: tance, barlod of companionship jand then =» = Love. the perpetual Javention. mark 09 0 900— ‘With ions treseen coming. back uneasy ther the hend hat wears « be. 009.0 000— Do Hight and tear no tan; Dont weite and’ fear no. woman! w00 0 coo “atany « youn man” chinks hee butterfly of fashion when be als uftin but a night Ovi” sn c00 0 coe ‘The modera mother can't under: stand why 8 book of tautructlons cent come with the Baby. mene Raine A gpa one pena alifleng speeding slong n qulet country road, ‘rwhat cemetery are we paselag?™ Jaskod the prospective buyer?” “Cemetery nothog! WHY. man, none are milestones going by." 008 0 oe | ait the work done in the world a done in'an effort to dodge work. ' “S00 0.000 | They are going to change the words of "Home, Sweat Home” to “Home weet Motor Cat?” coe 8 00 A cles education Is supposed to fit youn men form Job, not ene “008 0 900— Woman ban ae much of» Sense or Humor ana mun, But abe fe afraid hat Taughing will mek ber Yat Sogo 0 Bee Lava, give ine atvoneth t0 spare “he matt, ‘whom 1 most dearly love to hit Ha says, “TU rather chy, but ‘Weve reaty had no winter yi” Never suage'® Man's Dankroll by the pantebourd wultense he Ta carry ink 009 0 900— She was oo) lnnooentt Jacke haat taken er dng hin car and Just tthe kissed her tire blow out. an 00 6 00 — "Oh, Jack" she murmured, “How lucky’ that we ida tay at Nome Father Jn mich « light sleaper”” 308 0 900— Pable—Once there wan an office man who doubted bis abitty ¢o get rich Falsing eblekeos "00 0 00— Alot of fellows who are getting stead in'thin word wilt find they are wetting behind tn the next, Put on too much speed ahead and you may meet with reversen o00 0 990 ‘A phltcaopher, ae fellow who. can ‘seo the brant tide of ether folks troubles. 00 0 800— ‘There ia only ene way to keep from wetting old, and thet fo to dle feat 000 0 000— SHASONAL FONG Here 1 am without & cent And the landlord wants the teat, ‘hut Tnleker aa Erect him at the doors For my bank account [a broke, And the furaitore’ In soake ‘But ee got my lcenes ta for Eine’ spear _.your, to . OF votee'a great deal of hin tie ai Ue eniernity of Ma Jong. other “ao. iad he bax taker to an oid Indy Twas afraid tet tal for some. fapper ‘The. irl who. bonita that she cart at and never hat earned io'coot maybe dolar Ht beeanat the "has “nothing sine to Donat Sout fonal Race Conareen name down ere 0" pay. he Teoma’ toe fnd_we went to. Snckaonvile to father. tHe "had a. big. meeting here andthe "ptople farmed oat Inia tumor to hear bi fe shout racal conditions. He ie at resent oing” dong thlngx and Miouid. be" encouraged. Tt was onlerfal to" see “him, 10 come Ie conact with him. to ‘hear Dips “tlt tho “story ot radal ape 1a gonniet have Feteraed, and” Mas Car rie L. Felder the bookkepper and wo. te int well pena’ you thn Ske is we Wome, ahd, fing” te faporant Tince for" she. Keeps” the” book Bt thie Taatitaton: Think Pw Have to nthe tor 18 Bop, and “wif ask it "you. dense {o"terlt me, send Jour Inter cary an i Den or Inno, Fa or care Prot NW. Gait." “homie word iter’ witt seach me and wae Yon cud ne lor fil tre of Bishops wil! bo over and I will tae show Themen 20. snnenone. BRIEF HISTORY OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY Frank P. Litschert GENERAL GRANT ELECTED PRESIDENT. CHAPTER EIGHT Months before the assembling of the Republican National Conference of 1962 it was generally admitted that Mr. Kennedy's Grant would be the Republican nominee for President. He was entitled to the nomination, and it seemed to be the almost unanimous opinion that he was entitled to the nomination. The Republican Party of Chicago and was called together by the national chairman, Marvin Schubert, of Missouri, was made temporary chairman, and Joseph R. Hawley was made permanent chairman. The platform adopted congratulated the country on the success of the program, and pledged the payment of the public debt, reduction in taxation as soon as "osable and feasible," and the reduction of the government. The resolutions deplored the assassination of President Obama and the annulment of Johnson to the presidency, charging that he "perverted public national security and the abundance of male corruption and has been justly impeached for high crimes and misdemeanors." The resolution naturalized citizens were entitled to immigration and declared that naturalized citizens were nativeborn. Tribute as paid to the soldiers of the late war and men who had seen it firsthand now honestly co-operating to restore peace were commended and the citizens as civilized pledges to them. Ulysses S. Grant was put to nomination for President by the Democratic nominee, an annuously proclaimed the party candidate. Schuyler Cofax, of Indiana, was nominated for vice president. General Grant in his letter of acceptance said in conclusion, "We have succeeded in its sequence—with economy of administration, will lighten the burden of taxation, while it continues our national debt. Let us have space." The new house which convened on March 4, 1868, contained 125 members, 100 of whom were James G. Blaine, of Maine, was elected speaker. The Senate was Republican, 55 to 10. One of the senators adopted a resolution reclaiming sympathy with the people of Cuba. Fourty years later another Republican administration was destined to lead the way to this constitution. Most of the time of the forty-first congress was devoted to legislative construction. One bill passed secured the freedom of suffrage to the male colored people of the United States, ratified the Fifteenth amendment to the Constitution and was designed to enforce that amendment. July 28, 1870, the following resolution was introduced and passed by the 109 to 47, a strict party vote: "Resolved that the interest of the country require such tariffs to afford incidental protection to domestic manufactures and as such, impose the lowest burden up and best promote and encourage the great industrial interest The Civil Service Law, and met again in December, 1870, devoting most of its time to the endament of a bill designed to enforce the tenth amendments to the Constitution. On March 3, 1871, a bill was passed authorizing the Presid- ent to regulate the fora and regula- tions for the admission or personnel into the civil service of the United States, and Grant then appointed a Civil Service Commission. In the election of 1870 the Republic maintained a majority of 35 votes and M. Blaine was re- presented in the Senate. Time since the war all the States of the Union were represented the Home and Senat and most of the body were devoted to reconstru- tion. During the Civil War souther- nial privateers, built and equipped in Great Britain, had done imme- nial on the bldg. site. The most important battle of the war bama, had been skinned in a naval engagement with the Union ship Kargareg off the coast of France. The United States demanded indemnity "It was formed for the sole purpose of preventing the extension of slavery into the lands the locals had Bastrop outcalled. The mighty quitter holding the fortress upon it far larger defenses. Superior goal shooting of the locals was an outstanding feature of the years. Lodriguez: Ladrange: United States the greatest manu- from Great Britain and was determined to enforce its demands, and to protect its privateers under the Confederate flag had seriously crippled the British navy, the consequent benefit of English shipping interests, and the diplomatic maneuvering the matter was reserved to arbitration on behalf of the United States was awarded a sum of $1,500,000 in gold as indemnity for the loss of the privateers. President Grant placed himself behind the proposition advanced by the Senate to the Santo Domingo to the United States. A treaty of annexation was prepared and approved by popular vote. The island had a valuable coal harbor but charges were made in the treaty and the lawmakers were behind the plan to annex the island. The U. S. Senate refused to approve the treaty, and the resistance insistence. Senator Summer and Horace Greely, who opposed the treaty, split with the President and the evidence that there would be opposition to President Grant with the account of patronage matters. In addition to the break over the Santo Domingo treaty some of the Republican leaders were opposed to the treaty. Others who had been Democrats before the war thought that the treaty would not constitute construction acts in the South too vibrantly and were anxious to rebuild their own party in the Senate. The trouble started in Missouri where a fusion between certain liberal Democrats and a militant insulted in the formation of the so-called Liberal Republican movement in May 1, 1872 the national convention of the Republican Liberals met in Cincinnati. By this time the party had come to an "anything to beat Grant" affair. Most of the Liberals, who party, favored free trade but the convention straddled on the tariff, attracted voters to attract voters from both sides. The platform endorsed the three parties, promised equal justice, promised equal justice to all, and denounced the Grant administration for its alleged "abuse of the Constitution." As Senator Hoar said two years later in reviewing the party's reelection strategy, "Certainly no said party in which we were committed to the best function of inaugurating the Constitution, ever in so brief a space accommodate." a protective tariff, which made the United States the greatest manufac- turing nation on earth; it en- lusted organized and sent back to civil life a vast army; it creat- The Dallas Express Pub. Co. ___ ___ ___ ___ Meritorious Printing And Designing THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1924 CLASS OF 1920 HEADS UP $50,000 DRIVE FOR HOWARD Texas Towns --- advised a great navy, constructed on principles not invented when it came into power; it put down a terrible rebellion; it not inflicted men and citizens of four million slaves; it contrived the national currency which circulates throughout the world on an equality with gold; it incurred a vast debt, and made provision for its payment; it deviled and inaugurated the benevolent homestead system; it built CLASS OF 1920 H DRIVE FOR Washington. D. C. Feb. 8—An interesting indication of the substitution being shown by its alumni and other students is to be noted in the campfire for Fifty Thousand (450). The students of the members of the college class of 1920. The campaign is being "heading" to indicate in some way its love and interest in the class, by which some definite and constructive aid could be given by the members of the class. Among the members of the class who agreed to serve on the local committee are Helen D. Brown, Robert D. Williams, Bessie Barre, Ennest Gordon, Jesse Halifax, Osmert Searle, Ophelia Davidson, and Norman I. McGhee. The Committee, in seeking to use the support of the class could best help the University, learned that the great need great of Howard is the providing of a sum of approximately which have been involved in the great physical improvements of the classrooms with the refurbishing of class rooms and dormitories for young men and women, and decided to undertake to According to the plan under which the class of 1920 is conducting the campaign for the Pify-Hand and (464,000) Dollar communications are being sent by members of the class to alumni and various friends throughout the country to memorize the class is to contribute not less than Ten (410) Dollars and in addition is to assist the campaign by addressing letters to various friends asking similar contributions. The letter sent out by Miehan Haines Management Secretary and Chairman of the campaign committee of the class of 1920, contains Te To Holland. — Sunday school was not well attended Sunday on account of enclosure water. Prof. and Mrs. Jno. L. Chappell. Messrs Cyrus Glapie, Burt Stevenson, J. Oca and Ocar measured over to Carthage in mid-term exercises of Prof. A. L. Turner, Mrs. Lola Greer is qualified in improving after a few weeks illness. Mrs. M. S. Chappell has been independed with the toothache night in honor of the young woman's auxiliary was well attended. Mrs. M. S. Chappell was Stevenon and Mrs. Cyrus Glapie moved over to Clayton Monday. Miss Rachie Rayson has been spending a few weeks with friends and relatives in Holland. Mr. George Lynch, Jr. is a new friend and Express. Keep your 5 cents ready. **LeGrange—Feb. 8th. Friday the falling of another basketball team. Bastrop, at the hands of Mrs. Duncan, High School mighty mugten on the locals court. The locals had Bastrop outclassed, lead from start to the finish. Superior goal shooting of the local team. The game of the game. Score: LeGrange 27. Bastrop 17. Duncan, Klaun—Services at both churches were very well attended Sunday, Klaun, Johnson of the city. The Antioch Baptist church and preached a stirring sermon Sunday, V. P. U. at usual hours were good. Emma. Mmaa Entertained churches to club at her home lunch was served at the evening lunch was served and the evening of the 5th to witness Mrs. Mmaa. Mrs. Mmaa. Home of Mrs. Mmaa. Johnson on the evening of the 5th to witness Mrs. Mmaa. Mrs. Mmaa. Home of Mrs. Mmaa. Jackson. A number of the Pacific railroad; it competed France to depart from Mexico; it excited apology and repudiation Japan; it overrode the doctrine of perpetual allegiance and required the great powers of Europe hereafter to let unarmed citizens ally; it honored honorable provision for invalid soldiers and sailors. "To one of the things that did the Japanese party contribute. Most of them encountered its HEADS UP $50,000 OR HOWARD the following paragraphs which indicate the earnestness with which the Local Committee has commenced "Howard University must be sustained by the Colored People of the United States. If we Colored People do not assume responsibilities, then it is likely to be true that liberal and professional education must be offered. A more contribution on your part at this time will help immensely." Perhaps no better indication of the growing desire on the part of the Colored Youth of today to accept the idea of selfhelp in more development is to be seen than this note-worthy effort on the part of this group of rebellious organizations. Also a response to the appeal are being received by officers of the University. **Xas** **wns** Lawton, Okla.-Barnett Chapel A. M. E. Church had good service all day. The Sunday School had on a airplane trip to the old campus, where they were the boys the red, Mrs. L. A. Payton conductor of the girls and Master Eunah Whitby conductor of the boys. We are on our way. We exchanged pupils with the girls, who were a glorious meeting at each place. We were badly disappointed when we were told that service and our pastor was not there Rev. W. Weiss filled his room with flowers and were proud to have your service. We were also proud of the return of the pastor from his vacation. While the home and took a number of Quilts and Blankets and other like Heroes the church is putting forth every effort to go The Sunday School and B. Y. P. U. was well attended at Galleria. Rev. Parker was at his post and preached two nobile sermons. The pastor is trying to put the church has been at the government hospital at Arizona has returned lookout the Sunday was bigh day at the Sunday school was well attended the pastor. Rev. P. J. Strawhorsen was at his post and brenched to B. Y. P. U. opened at usual hours at Bethethem Baptist church. Rev. P. U. opened a meeting and greeted and spoke Crockett.-Mrs. Eva Strigre is Crockett.-Mrs. Eva Erigs springs Crockett.-Mrs. Eva Erigs springs Crockett. Sunday was high day at the C. M. E. church; our most worthy P. E. W. was with us and worshied the sermon M. H. o'clock, and we were motored to Hall Bluff for evening exercises accompanied by the pastor Rev. A. L. Franklin Mk. The pastor Rev. A. L. Franklin Mk. and others were also in the party. Mrs. Sarah Gray is improving very rapidly from the case of "Fu Elkhart this week Little Misses Gwendolion and Bernett Neal are new readers of the Ex smiles over a letter contain money a present from her sister in-law at Franklin, Texas. Edam—in the inclement weather Sunday Schools and attendances. Our team attended convened with Mt. Zion C. M. E. church Saturday. Rev. H. G. Hairy and he preached an excellent sermon; raised $151.00 a few cases of infiltrated information in this com- munity; to see Alice Reeder, Jas Hill is reported ill. W. H. Jones and others moved on to bed with Infiltrans. A colored doctor could make good to this Negro leave town. Inductions; three colored communities almost connected good schools, good church- negras. Mrs. Sarah Reeder who was thrown from a Ford car en- durement, is now reported being very sick at Willa Point, Texas. Bro. Prince Creek Sunday School is becoming very fecible in his old days. The writer suggests a good wife to console him, wonder better Haydock, Iowa.—Services were well attended at all churches being attended by St. Martin St. John, A. M. R. and M. Zion Baptist church report aploid services. Rev. G. W. Lilly was invited to the church he preached in the morning from Prov. 6:16. "These six men" he preached in the morning he preached a sermon that all that heard it pronounced it a master piece, subject "Christ the Savior." Rev. J. A. Alford is still confirmed to bed. The U. N. I. A. is in training day Feb. 10. U. N. I. A. is training day Feb. 10. The W. Y. C. A. and Y. M. C. A. hold quite an interesting meeting in the university of M. C. T. Lilly. The Sunday School is taking on new life. The Library Theatre for the benefit of the interesting interest for Valentine day. The concert given at the Library Theatre for the benefit of the students. anuphes of the M. N. G. Mrr. N. L. Penn was a success. St. John Community.-Mrs. H. G. Green let some days ago for Kaibun where she was called for her work. She gave our pastor "d not get here Sunday. Rev. Thus came and charge of the service which was held. The school is a sionary departments are doing good work. School will close day Feb. 12 according to an an- nouncement of the principal. C. P. W. Allen. WACO—PAUL QUINN COLLEGE The banquet given in the dining hall Tuesday night of last week was given in honor of the football squad. The only index presides over the banquet, of the department of English P. Q. C, Mrs. H. J. L. wife of Long, and the stenographic teacher, the preceptress. The Rev. Mr. Robinson, and Pres. 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Mrs. Johnson, the hair dresser, is and brother of Groveport; Mr. Lend. was carried on in Pine Grove the Holiday public school building, a father and a sibling to children night also insured the Baptist church for $2500. Mrs. Birdle Malone New people are continuing to mishap by Nacodore Jansen Feb. 12th and end Friday, Feb. 13th. The supervision of the teachers and publicity was very successful. A large acquaintance at the residence of Mr. others. We are very glad that Mia has grown considerably. Rev. M. H. Pattin, Pattin Rockamore and others point in the county. A pleasing Miss Lillian Wells entertained Miss Mia Richardson is still ill Harrison preached a soul stirring amount realised from dime and very distinguished character preachin the evening was the real touch. Miss Miriam Wells, Laven Burch also his brother, Mr. D. A. N. There was one additio sweeting age, 79 died in Wharton, Tuesday evening. Brown, R. J. Milton, Tuesday evening. Brown, R. J. Milton, cell P, C of the Holiness church of Sabbath, principal of the Colored school was a flying trip to Dallas on business, she brought her little nephew, Master D. W. Sheridan back with a revival Sunday night. Turner of Wharton delivered the funeral rites from the scripture, 2 ent things to last him a month on the proud Munger Avenue church. The proud Munger Avenue church. Reverend Wm. Baptist pastor. Reverend Wm. Baptist pastor. The report feels at the cathedral. Mrs. Mille Gardiner good services of the Sabbath. Balder T. A. Amos of Houston was later conference Feb. 10-11. Rev. J. daughter has returned to Dalton in town last Thursday, lectured at W. Matthew. pastor, Rev. W. A. Mrs. Keele Adams has returned to Dalton last Sunday, Feb. 17th the school house in the afternoon. Younger P. G. The quarter was her home in Puyton, Texas. Mrs. Lo. daughter of the double funeral of Frank P. praised at the C. Church. Ship now number 52. The Excel. ship now number 53. To seaville. Zion Monax Mots and M Miss Earle ```markdown ``` THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1924 TEXAS TOWNS --- teacher went to Hughes Spring Tues day looking after base ball supplies Mr. and Mrs. Kemp and Mrs. J. W Brown, both of whom are teachers. A. R. Allen, M. A. Allen, A. B. Allen, J. H. Houston, M. Valle Al- ter, J. H. Houston, M. Valle Al- ter reported a spiritual time. Mr. Kriven Alte of Dienness is visiting the father, Mr. and Mrs. Willi Day. Barbie May Tarvay passed from her mother to reward. She died in the home of her aunt's Amanda Wheeler, a longtime resident of the St. Paul Baptist church. She also was a member of the S. M. T. T. Insurance. She survives her mother. BONCH FORGET BLACK OR WHITE PRICE 40 CENTS Pluko WHITE HAIR DRESSING FORMERLY BLACK AND WHITE Makes The Hair Grow Long Soft and Glossy Removes Dandruff. Relieves Itchy Seal Wrinkles. Loves the Hair become Brittle or Break off FULLY GUARANTEED out. Services were enjoyed by all. Rev. A. P. Black was called over to Canton, the municipal of his brother, Mr. William Hudson. Mrs. Jerry Boyce, also at- tended the town, was the main which was carried on in Pine Grove Baptist church, beginning Tuesday, Feb. 12th and ending Friday, Feb. 13th was a time of mourning this church. Rev. L. S. Barron a very distinguished character preach- ed a soul stirring service every night. Pluko HAIR DRESSING Delightfully Perfumed DON'T FORGET BLOND WING 1111 WEST 2ND STREET NEW YORK, N.Y. 10021 PLUKO HAIR DRESSING FORMERLY "PLOUGHS" Is a delightfully perfumed dressing for the hair. PLUKO Hair Dressing will improve the appearance and refine fishing of the scalp, make the hair grow long, soft and glossy. (ACTUAL SIZE) Pluko Hair Dressing is made especially for the leading men and women who want the best. It not only makes the hair long, soft, straight and silky, but also performs the hair make-up to dress in any manner wanted and makes it stay that way. 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Hospital, where he served as semrons Sunday school was well attended. H. Y. P. U. carried out a study on the effects of Sunday school. $70.08. McDowell intf for Ahlone. M. Mu-ru-ru. McDowell intf for Ahlone. M. Mu-ru-ru. MIR Wm. H. ANDERSON-BROTH only colored (Ace). In Dallas for the 1980s, he worked as a to women, with female troubles, Call E-1981, or to come to Meyers St. Broadway. In 1984, this new patent instrument, can only be obtained through their own efforts. YOUNG PHYSICIAN RETURNS FROM EUROPEAN COUNTRY (A. N. P.) U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Complete preparations will well be the creed of Dr. Theodore K. Lawson who has just returned to Chicago with a special training in the reading of institutions and hospitals of France, Germany, Austria and other countries. Dr. Lawson will be Alfred Lawrens Jr. D. D. Dietz Superintendent of the Congress of Michigan, preceded his entry into the practice of his profession with the University of Michigan, before he leaves that the young Navajo should be thoroughly prepared no matter in what sphere of life he is to go. Won Honors He received his degree of M.D. from Northwestern Medical School in 1919 and because of the exceptionality of his medical training, gynecology was put in charge of the clinical laboratories and made Assistant in the Department of Dermatology. He studied his studies in this field of medicine. He received the degree of M.D. from Northwestern Medical College in 1929; doing motivational research work in skin pathology and pain research. He was a student made him one of the selects for the Rosenwald scholarship, which provided a salary of $10,000 per record indicated that he wife-fired. TEXAS TOWNS. Boham—Mr. Wm. McCollock of Cooper arrived here Sunday, Mrs. Myrtle arrived here Sunday, Mrs. Anderson arrived here Saturday to fill his pulpit at New Hope Church, Mrs. Donna Wright was arrived here, Mrs. Anderson arrived here, bedside of her mother, Harriet Shipley, Mr. Lester Field and Mrs. Anderson arrived Thursday, Rev. F. S. Sturgeon officiated, Mrs. Lizzie M. Burrell arrived from Duncan. H. Scott of the preschool has presided for Rev. J. Jones at Bethelholm Church. Board of the Northwestern Academy has returned from a trip to the Bethelholm Church on 26th. East Methin — Rev. P. H. Jenkins principal of Jenkins Industrial Academy has returned from a trip to the East and North. Ennis. — Services at all the churches were well attended. The preached at St. Paul for Rev Strong who is indisposed. Several of musics are reported in the Mincola. — St. Paul Baptist Church and aplendid Sunday School was reviewed by L. E. Brown and C. A. Brown. The school, the pulpit was occupied by Rev. Brown M. E. church and aplendid Sunday School. Mrs. Mincola visited Greenville, Texas. Mrs. Mincola left-Sunday to spend the day with Henry. Prof. Brown visited the Mincola High School last week and made great speech. Rev. Lynn, L. E. of the Ward, visited last week. Another teacher was added to the teaching force of the city which has had a tendency to believe the connection whatsoever. GladeWalter. — The Sunday School at New Hope Baptist Church was very interesting last Sunday. Prof. S. Prittich banded the skies of the school with the school's leader in the management of Prof. C. A. Brown are prognostic fine. Mathematical will be given next Friday night. tied for specialized study. With the aid of this scholarship, Dr. Lawless studied at the Vanderbilt Clinic in Memphis, the University City, and the Massachusetts General Hospital Harvard University, Boston, MA. **European Study** Not content with the advantage of his training through his own initiative, he went to Europe. He spent a year at U-Hospital, Saint Louis, Paris, France, and Dairy, and cemented specialties in dermatology and syphilis in the University of Freiburg Germany, where he studied in the Pathological Department. Following his work in Germany he studied in the Pathological Institute. Following his work in Germany he went to Vienna, Austria, working under the master of medicine in the medical capital. He spent time in working in the clinics of Switzerland, carrying methods and getting technique. His studies in skin diseases, dermatology, and as thorough as perhaps any specialist in the country, regardless of Dr. Lawless will begin practice in the clinic where he will have full opportunity to give the world a chance. arranging to build a new church at Nathana, Mrs. G. Yearger and Mrs. Estella Mitchell made a flying trip to Wolfe City. The M. H. I. H. club held their anniversary at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Estella Mitchell, a nice number winner the guessing contest. Mr. J. H. Jackson won the first prize, Mrs. Lilian Lewis the second prize. Abjured to meet Bailleyville and Jones Prairie— After Sunday school the Mission- ary and Sunday school had a good meet. The missionary and the Humber metron from Cameron accompanied by the Williams girl and the Williams girl metron church. J. E. Williams metron for Waco Friday. Pleasant Grow day tea her day, a successful meetron. J. E. Williams metron H. G. C. Williams, Mr. L. G. Jole made motor to Hammondu suffer from the busier sipper. Purveyor of Tennesse of Pleasant Grow. Baptist church come here Thursday and the community and preach S. Jules. Nina, Dale Hawkins, after several overtime that in Dennis with her car has returned, Mrs. Tom Shoffner, a senior labor伤患 last week in a car Mr. W. M. McDonald, a senior labor伤患 last week in a music this week, Mr. Frank Brodes So. Th. and Mrs. Sade Brovese his daughter were called to Shawnee, Okla. last week on May 12th. Mrs. Dennis Dumble, Mr. W. Butler and Mr. Hoeve Watkins were told to Pittsburgh at P. Pittsburgh at 12th Ave. in Dennis White in Kersen this week, Mr. Carrie Lawson to visit in Dallas this week in Dennis and Master Jana Archie modeled THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEB 23, 1924 to Kerens last 14th, inst. where, G. Norwood has returned from Howard University in one of the they attended a Valentine party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kerens, where she went to attend two Universities for Colored students. She was a valentine to the home of Jesse Porter and a friend. The great need of more and Hawaii has in Dallas last week a full sunny afternoon with a fewbirds trained colored practitioners on business, M. F. E. Stewart, of her friends. She also pointed out to the committee as a valentine. M. F. E. Stewart, of Hawaii Falls Jane Mayfield motored to Dallas Anderson Chapel A. M. E. churched for additions to the Medical last week on business. The series services were very good in the mural school. Of this amount $170,000 is offectures on health given by Mr. Lauren line and warm attended. Services were for additional buildings and $140,000 for the last week. The last Baptist church were very Morgan is endowing to do his. The Senate Committee also added interesting to a mixed crowd, best in giving us excellent ceremonies to the items for Freedman's Wed, night she lectured to the students. The students will be held Monday night. The recommended for Freedman's Hos- Mir. Ellen Beaucham, an old and microlythly respected citizen of Dallas and a faithful member of New Hope and a faithful member of the family home 1912 Allen street, Monday, February 11th, $1.50 in m. She is survived by her children, a number of grand chid- ren, Funeral services were held from the church, Thursday, Feb- 11th, A. R. A. S. Hachon officiating. U. S. SENATE FAVORS HOWARD U. S. SENATE FAVORS HOWARD Washington, D. C. Peb. 22—Carrying a total apportionment of $685,000 to the Interior Department and an increase of $707,500 over the amount passed by the House of Representation, the Interior Department appropriated money to the Senate Saturday, February 18 from the U. S. Senate. The additional made in the bill for Howard University cover the $297,500 to the University, the trenken from the bill in the House on a point of order and also $500,000 to the Medical School of the University. Senior Philos of Colorado, a brands of the District, appropriated bill, was largely instrumental in the inclusion in the bill of the District of the Medical School. Item is Reserved. He also supported the restoration to the bill of the $297,500 for the maintenance and equipment of the University, and out of the bill in the House on a point of order ruled by Represen- DR. C. W. ABINGTON REPRESENTS DALLAS EXPRESS AT NATIONAL NEGRO PRESS ASSOCIATION I. Her, C. W. Abington, pastor of St. Mary A. M. Temple of this city; J. C. W. Abington, pastor of Missions of the A. M. B. University and contributor to the Dallas Express, represented that journal at the 2007 National Negro Press Association which is being held this week in Nashville. Dr. Abington went to Nashville from Atlanta, Ga., where he attended the University of Georgia, in a telegram to the Express announcing his arrival in Nashville, he gave a good attendance and a constructive full account of the proceedings of the two meetings will appear in this volume. NOTICE TO THE FRIENDS OF THE GOLDEN CHAIN OF THE WORLD AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC. NOTICE TO THE FRIENDS OF THE GOLDEN CHAIN OF THE WORLD AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC. Miss J. R. Harris, of Dallas, a strong intellectual woman, an accomplished bookkeeper, a finished The Golden Chain in the coming organization Special Dispensation in April 5, 1924. Let all links, take notice, take notice, and get kurt. Put in new members. If you want to be a part of this organization it is taking on New York. The Golden Chain is show about paying. When a man's leg is broken, it takes a little time for it to heal, and it is allow about healing. When a man's leg has been wrecked by a wrecked bunch of men, it is taking on man life. It takes in mean YOU get in. Pay your endowment, join as a member at large and stay with the insurance and protection. The closest insurance is the Friars Order, you should get in at once.) W. L. DICKSON, Sup. Knight. J. H. HARMIN, Sup. Secretary. Dickson Orphanage Drive Begins in Dallas, Feb. 24th With Meeting at New Hope Dickson Orphanage Drive Begins in Dallas, Feb. 24th With Meeting at New Hope The annual drive of the Dickson College Orphanage of Gilmer for which we are to carry on the work will be held on Friday, February 21th with a mass meeting at New Haven Hospital Church. For information about thirty days and will include special meetings on successive occasions, please contact the Executive Council, Kennan Church, St. Paul, Macdonald and St. Michael Church, Orphanage, pointing to the report made by W. L. Dickson to the Board of Trustees was highly successful in raising funds and producing edible and reduced on the farms. From the cereal crop we received for one hundred bakes of cotton, the shortage of the crops converted us from the cereal to what we expected. However, the cereal we ordered or so much that this year we will put in five hundred (500) acres carefully built up to meet our maintenance need. We harvested this year with The 20th annual effort of the institution was organized, 144 girl students and it is not denounced Dickson College Orphanage is being have been married to good women and out to take care of every unfortunate in Dallas, all the churches, 44 boys married to good women, and hate child. lodges and societies are asked to be making good citizens, and 18 teachers and employees are in lodges and societies are asked to be making good citizens and by side with the institution in work meeting in meeting will serve at New other people. Hope Baptist church, Sunday, Feb. Wiley University is educating two would not, will please come out 4, 1924, the entire day will be spent orphan, Paul Quinn College is edi- One of the greatest speakers in an effort to carry out a success- two, Texas College is edi- the race will speak for us Sunday Read Phonograph Star's Beauty Secrets Peggy Ester Bigeau is known throughout the United States as one of the races most beautiful ladies. 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These musical was not at all to his own credit numbers were sandwiched with Say, Forka, the "Power of the Press" short addresses by local workers L. K. and T. N. Amani, Bryan, M. J. M. Camp, putting Pistolias there. The way Chicago savens its snow advice as to practical methods of on the artisans made those journeys solving the most difficult problems, real adventures, to say anything about. Agents receive instruction and their being an exhibition of usual demonstrations in their own way are essential to the success of the country calling. They did not seem to care who beneath Prof. J. M. Alexander under fitted. They even took the written: *District Agents Journal and Haltie*. get training the folks at home. That agricultural workers could not have heard of or experience. W. It judge swine and cattle, or grow theme in those respects has been a great success. Mr. B. Svans Department Milton, the grower on don't building, but must get out with the any tikes. He has become as work skill, lecture on Veterinary have a few presences, too for B. College, Dr. B. B. Svans Department Milton, the philosopher mind, whose College, Women agents were given security, and very gentle encouragement a demonstration in positivity raising these among the governor to serve on Mr. B. Murry, the guilder was the guild: F. J. M. Alexander, interior deci- cation, flower making and working custodian of the deadly officio- lation, flower making and working custodian of the deadly officio- lation, flower making and working rubber on gets things done, and 16th body ever gets the medal halk- ing to be entitled to at least a hand. Domestic Sena's Department, Prairie Village, College, Milton, the Clark, executive secretary of the Pittsburgh Urban League. If the Sahodin has done nothing meant Prairie View College physical measure it has got a lot of real good culture. Bargant B. M. Mille table other follow point of view into an E. Harrison, Encompass plans by substituting that different views agents, instruction on publicity, A. Report Owned 4500 Negroes Show 4500 Slaves in 1830 Continued from page 1. PAGE RIGHT The P Most S PORO through which it is in your own home. PORO you the PORO SY CULTURE quickly The great Products, PORO Tr our very complete fa make the PORO SY Those Thousa There nice profits as our re Sanhedrin Meeting Marked by Absolute Harmony (Continued from page 1) where one Miss Jones, an Editor on the Pittsburgh Courthouse, took an unfair advantage of her position as a newspaper reporter, diary newspaper fellow who was measuring as "Noble," "The Knight" etc. enjoying whatever distinction their respective lodges had. Another female of the "Species" "Sister" officer, of fines she acted as specsman from Washington where she is the capital correspondent for a number of newspapers. The history of all the face politicians, was on the job too. She didn't know where she came from. She尝尝 the ear into the heart of the "Lincoln" bench. Many a checked out check of the hotel at atlanta with a clear conscience that was not at all on his own credit, but at the hotel with a lot of time with the "Tenet pushing Presidential." The Yale University politician, Richard Pittsburgh, Penn. demonstrated his versatility by making a speech on Franklin and Jefferson, and then that was at variance with the presumed demeanor of the chair, applauded and offered to make another BECOME A PORO AGENT! BE INDEPENDENT! Write for particulars today 4300 St. Ferdinand Avenue ST. LOUIS, MO., U. S. A. DEPT. X pilehments of the National Conservatory of music, where thirty such partitions, as Florence Cole, Talbert, Clarence Cameron White, Lola Triche, Lau Elli Loyes and N. Clark Smith, help in the President, Pauline Lae make the Shuman Heink mansion become a monument to that famed Singer of Opera, Say, that institution is real. So of the Chicago Defender hand and the plant that freshments we enjoy evening with. 2,000 Ap Fish in Ant (Continue) Mid-Winter Meet of Extension Workers Held at P. V. (Continued from page 1) in View Standard. Teach them to work in B. H. Baker and John Harry, Mr. Freibird View Hoe-stat minister in local closed at $200 into possession on Wednesday even-typed on Mayo. hold Arts Building sometimes feel agents Light re-science, libr C-5 freshments were served, and an enjoyable evening agent. (Continued from page 1) "and forgets those whom he has left behind, and spins a spirit of self-reliance around body. That is what the mob wants. They want you to be satisfied when you are comorbid. Then they can move on to another job, get away." Harry W. Moore, Director of Negro Work in the North American Baptist Home Mission Society, spoke eloquently of the constitution of the Miss Rev. Hughes, soprano, and Mr. Paul Robertson, baritone, sang repeatedly by the recapitulated by The meeting raised $465.71 for the work of the National Association of Children's Charities, of which $298.71 was in cash and $147.86 in pledge. Father Kills Son Who Is Alleged to Have Threatened Him in Home Continued from page 1. John, the Father, it is said, attempted to quiet the brothers, but was driven back and roughly handled by his son James Edwards, who was started to strike his father, who was prostrate on the floor, of the street, when he collapsed. He drew a revolver and fired three shots. The son staggered to the street where he collapsed. He died in the Bradock General hospital. J. T. Clark and Miss Daisy Lampkin on Penn. Interracial Board. Continued from page 1. There is moreover, a special need at this time because of the large number of Negroes from the South who have moved to the industrial areas, where adequate provisions have been made to meet their needs as to condition, housing, employment, and general needs. The lack of proper planning to meet the needs in those respects has led to the establishment of a division, and strained relations between the racial groups in certain among those from Pittsburgh appointed by the governor to serve on the committee are Mrs. Dainy R. Walker, who is the chairman of the Stone Suffrage League and chairman of the Allegheny County Colored Committee. Dr. Clarke executive secretary of the Pittsburgh Urban League. Report 5400 Negroes Owned Slaves in 1830 Continued from page 1. those to work it out on liberal tissue. John Harry Meachim, a Negro Baptist minister in St. Louis, thus came into possession of as many as 30 slaves of the slave trade, exploitation (type of Negro slaveholder), uncovering, sometimes feeling the sting of concience, liberated his slaves. Thus THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1924 djh Samuel Gibson, a Merger of Mira- laniapp, in 1844, when he brought his alts to Chochinat, Ohio, and sent them on free territory. Practically all of these Negro slaveholders were in the South, Slavey, however, at all times land and man were in the North, and even the Negro was following in the footsteps of white man, as this report will show. In the South where almost all of the Negro slaveholders were found, the Negro slaveholders were competing with the large planters in the number of slaves they owned. In the North where the majority of all such slave owners, Maryland and Virginia, as did the majority of all such slave owners, may that may that of the Negro owners of slaves lived in urban areas, the Negro owners of the South where the influence of the kind planter near the coast was not felt the Negro owner near the coast. The Free Negroes themselves, moreover, encountered such difficulties in the lower South and Southwest in the table communities in free States. Continued from page 1. District attorney for the northern district of Illinois, welcomed the league to the city. Callaway, the Becer Hortor from Kansas City, was among those there were speeches and spellbinders. Then at evening, Slimmons again spoke. He was the mayor's faith, McCormick, Adama Lynch, John K Lynch, former member of the board, and many others, all speaking of how good they were, of how good the others were, of how Hitler they were and how much they appease. There was whining. There were even narrowed and deceived its back. The Lincoln League of America was in convention assemblies. What did they do? They resolved And thus: That Tuskeguei be named the governor of the province; that the joint ownership of the United States by the men who governed it, be reimbursed its resource, be recognized, that the league, as a league, should be named the immortal Lincoln; that the character of Calvin Coolidge and the character of Calvin Coolidge and and of the impossibility of the future of the progress and happiness of the nation of suffrage is not restored to those from whom it was taken in the heart of passion and revenge: that their migration is not discouraged; that southern treatment of the Negro integrates him to the line of business; that migration be not recognized; and that the Lincoln League express to white America its apposition of the long line of bumbling immigrants; that they have helped to make the progress of the race in America possible." 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