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The Standard Life Shortage And Mississippi Injunction Stir Nation Tremendous Blow Struck Negro Enterprise by Revelations Caused by Attempted Sale of Mississippi Life to White Concern. Perry to Make Explanation. Injunction Preserves Mississippi Intact pany of Atlanta, Georgia. In a maze Life Insurance company at. But the demand of the insurance of high finance, the Standard Life, a high figure and, within a month, commissioner had to be met. It was with its subsidiary organizations, was forced to sell it at a greatly reduced necessary to do something to re-establish the business. The company had to black southeners, and only recently in the transaction, and that ties and solidify the company the subject of much high praise, purposefully selling the Misc. Therefore, the Mississippi Life along with its chief directing force, mississippi company to a Negro company, was forced to sell it at a greatly reduced necessary because it was expedient that the first time made the victim of the pride of Memphis fell into the Standard Life draw in its sallitess and uncontrollable publicity, hands of white owners, the Southern quickly. It stands today more subservient to the SANHEDRIN MEETING ADVANCES IDEA OF LARGE ALL-NEGRO UNIVERSITY SANHEDRIN MEETING ADVANCES IDEA OF LARGE ALL-NEGRO UNIVERSITY ALWAYS PROGRESSIVE DISTINCTIVE IN SERVICE Founded by W. B. King. VOL. 81. POLITICAL POT IS BOILING; JOHN ADAMS SPEAKS OUT (Staff Correspondence- Washington, D. C. March 7—The time has come for Republican Lea- ders to address the issues and to begin aggressive war- ever, with reference to being *a*. A. This probably will not happen at greasive, in another statement is *a*. another session, it has left an imposition that will doubleless be subdued by the *a*. Wallace L. Cohen by the United States Sen- Dean Miller stated publicly that, for the position of Comptroller the efforts of the program committee must be made. The position has been held by a Negro the labor day program had not met since Grant's administration, and I with the successed desired, and hence the Southern Senators should be per- ing the program as the committeemitted to dictate to the President desired. The labor delegates, who the manner in which he shall dis- stated that they represented ninety percent of the President Coolidge has determined against belag "shoved aside," to stick by the Cohen appointment, when it came to them having a heartbeat, and to have the Louisiana remain on the occasion, and they gained, as stated job, without pay, until Congress adopts, previously a half victory. Dean M. Williams, the president's appointment. There is some difference, speaking as, such was not the choice of opinion as to this being the end of the Sandhizer, as in other cases, and the president's approval of the President and Mr. to speak, to gold the conference to Adams not "throwing up an end" the gather while the various committees were present. Continued on page 8. (Continued on page The Dallas Express "The Republican Party Is The Ship, All Else Is The Sea."—Fred Douglas. HOWARD ALUMNI TO NOMINATE MEMBERS OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES Washington, D. C., March 7—The Alumni of Howard University have been granted the privilege by action of the Board of Trustees of February 5th, 2014, of nominating a Tiffin, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the passing of the Board Waring. This action of the Board represents another step in the forward movement of Howard University in which it is keeping pace with the great educational institutions of the country. It is only in recent years that the Alumni in many of the great colleges have been accorded this privilege and responsibility. This recognition has the State Legislature amend the charter, and in many other colleges the charters have been so amended, or the Boards by their own act, have so provided, to permit even the most humble graduate to have a voice in the selection of THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 8. 1924 Lincoln League Speech Stirs Holsey to Hot Reply HOWARD MAY LOSE APPROPRIATION FOR NEW MEDICAL SCHOOL BUILDING Washington, D. C., March 7-On Wednesday, the point of order made by Senator Oversman of North Carolina, the Interior Department of Interstate Appropriations, may be considered an amendment to the Interior appropriation bill, a new $200,000 medical school building at Howard University, was struck out. This is the second time the Senate has voted against it. Howard University's appropriation since the bill started on its journey through the Senate and Democrats stated that they voted against it. However, a number of Republicans and Democrats they did not want to set the precedent. Representative Byrnes of South Carolina made a point of order in the Senate to violate the rules of the appropriation bill, the university by the budget bureau, however; these items were all restored by the Senate committee. They were also voted for the point of order, and made on the fact that there is no existing law for making the appropriation bill. having been made because of precedent. The Senator Neely of West Virginia was in office when the situation now stands, the Senate will vote for the position University will get a $250,000 apportionment of order, but was the only Democrat from the Federal Government. This amount is $100,000, all items for money must be asked before the sub-committee as well as for the budget bureau, which is the general appropriation committee an increase over last year's apportion. The six Democrats who vote for the budget bureau are Hope, however, for the $500,000. Adams, Colorado; Copeland, New York. Birmingham, Ala., March 27 — paid her poll tax, a citizen of aga Considerable interest has been created, and therefore entitled to vote, E. B. Birmingham, Ala., March 27 — for her service, former J. E. Robbionan. She in M. C. Troster against Co. Registrar J. E. Robbionan. She in I. K. Brown who refused to permit her CHARGES TO LEAD TO FIGHT IN A. M. E. GEN. CONFERENCE BIRMINGHAM WOMAN SEEKS RIGHT TO VOTE Birmingham, Ala., March 8 Considerable interest has been crested here by the filing of a suit by Mr. O. Twitzer against Co. Registers B.K. Brown who refused to permit her CRIME AGAINST ELEVEN YEAR OLD GIRL LAID TO MAN 54 New York, N. Y., March 7—A most behincous crime against a minor was held during the man's arrest. Agent Revealed the facts which caused the arrest of Charles Brown, 54, of 2400 North Avenue, New York, and Agent Brown is held by Judge Sillerman of the Heights Court under $5,000. Mrs. Nora Perlert, 48, of 271 West 114th street, landlady of the apartment in which the girl was a protégé and a protégé of the police, charged with abduction and is also held under a $3,000 bond. Abraham Smith, 35, of 2400 North Avenue, landlady of the home, is held under a $2,000 bond on the same charge. Mrs. Perlert and Smith were arrested Friday at the 114th street address and rescued the child. All of those involved at the 114th street stationhouse. The little girl, who recently came to this city from Georgia, made her arrest at the 101st street and Mrs. E. Cleveland of 10 West street. On February 8, age 14, she disappeared after she had been sent to a near-by store. PYTHIAN HEAD MAY GET COHEN PLUM New Orleans, La., March 8—R. B. Baranco, of Baton Rouge and S. W. Green of this city are being conided by Republican congressmen at the state senate and at New Orleans the post on which the senate refused to confirm Walter L. Cohen, recent appointee. Mr. Green is supreme chancellor of OSE APPROPRIIA- NEW MEDICAL BUILDING Wacolin, who voted for the Overman point of order, also made a motion that the rules of the Senate be suspended in order that the $100,000 may be obtained and annexed to the order that the Appropriation be on the Overman point of order was not along party lines as Democrats, with against it. While ten Republicans voted for it, ten fewer a number of Republicans voted for it. When the number of Republicans voted for the order of application, they did not want to set the precedent of violating the rules of the Appropriation. In support of this contention, Senator Lennoot, while he voted for the bill, said that the one who later made the vote could suspend the rules so the item could be considered as an annexed. Senator Neely of West Virginia stated he was in favor of the appropriation. He voted for the item on the sub-committee as well as the appropriation. The six Democrats who voted against the point of order were: Adams, Maryland; Newark, Maryland; Walsh, Ohio; Washington, D.C. Washington to register for voting. He claimed that she did not know enough about the constitution of the United States after he had given her a piece of paper and told her to write down what she knew. Mrs. Troter holds that she is a property owner, had paid her poll tax, a citizenship of age, and therefore, entitled to vote. She is being represented in court by Attorney A. R. Robinson. She is the first Colored woman in Alabama to demand the right to vote. Echeos of the Lincoln League [ten, Tuskegee and the whole bush] bring forth hints or disagreement *neas.* the Pittsburgh Courier. in which the speech of Henry Lincoln Johnson, criticizing the Tuskegee administration for its attitude in response to the bribery the band was involved with the recent Lincoln League meeting. The following is the allusion of Link Johnson to Holley as contained in the issue of "The Courier" to the Sanhendir when Col. Johnson's response to the Holley letter has reference to some echoes of it the same evening CAPITALIST DECLARES PROSPER- ITY OF SOUTH LINKED WITH THAT OF NEGRO "Albion L. Holsey came to my office in Washington and in the presence of Howard and Martin Chisidai now. "Linc I want you to write Moten the letter if he comes up here the Nergris will rotten-agg him. Help us save ourselves from ourselfs." I want to say I'll call in my stenographer and he dictated a letter to Nergris not recent from the University I had named Dr. Jones of Freedman's Hospital, and because would be in the office with the president and when he couldn't get in the White House he went to Mr. Taft to use his influence to allow him to help the Nergris dictated Taft the letter (Holsey) had dictated and said, "Linc what a vile letter Linc has written about Moten." I took my stenographer to Taft and asked him what threats to get through with Mo-CAPITALIST DECISION OF SOUTH THAT O PLUCKY SHERIFF WOUNDS THREE OF LYNCHING MOB A CHAMPION OF JUSTICE A MESSENGER OF HOPE r Nation h Hot Reply rted by Courier Causes Hol- Hitherto Unknown Trans- Declares Johnson l Advancement SANHEDRIN RECOGNIZES THE YOUNG NEGRO AS IMPORTANT ASSET Washington, D. C., March 7-Recognition of the young college-beginner Negro in the councils of the Negro Sanhaindrin gives hope of being one of the most important factors in the development of this great movement recently inaugurated by Dean Kanylse in the initial meeting of the Negro Sanhaindrin program on February 15th, 18th, 1954, Dean Miller showed his appreciation of the part the young college-beginner Negro program he was outlining by having Norman L. McGhee, National Secretary of the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, General Committee on Arrangements which had charge of the whole matter of assisting in inaugurating the Negro Sanhaindrin program, all of the national college fraternities and securities among Negroes in the launch of the movement. ```markdown ``` Session Given Over to Younger Element At the Chicago meeting a mission of the conference was set for an audience. Young College-Bred Negro in Race Betterment'. Raymond W. Cannon. President of the Alpha Phi Alpha Young College-Bred Negro in Race Betterment. and addresses were delivered by Mrs. Oceola M. Adams. Dolta Sigma Epsilon. Epsilon Epsilon. Epsilon. Omega Psi Phi Pratenthery; Mrs. I. R. Green Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Dr. Julian L. Kearns. Dr. William W. E. Stewart. Prep. Kappa Phi Alpha Pratenthery. There was a commissary. PAGE TWO S A G T S T P N I S s t o s c t o t h i p H W J R T. U. B. F. CAMPAIGN MANAGER Hon. H. L. Price, selected by Grand Master Bledsoe for campaign manager for the U. B. F. and S. M. T. drives in the State of Texas. Mr. Price is present is conducting the drive in Dallas where many new members attracted by the $450,000 surplus of the Order, are being brought in. Photos K. Y. Woodland Cemetery Holding Baby Contest in Interest of Cleaner Graveyard Organized for the Benefit of employing labor to care for the many Graves in Woodland cemetery and thereby beautifying it also, the Woodland Cemetery Association, the Woodland Cemetery Association President; and Mrs. P. M. Malone secretary, contracts that the public respond to a Financial campaign—At present the baby contest is on. A child has been secured from most of the graves in the cemetery. Votes are being sold to the public and the contest holding the greatest number of votes will be selected. From the contest will be used to employ labor in the Woodland Cemetery, but every contest will be held. Since the Woodland cemetery needs working now, as many graves are not distinguishable because of the graves being among them, and good travel on the driveway is impossible in its present condition and that new vote of the Woodland Cemetery association is making for more than 560 people will pay 50 cents or $0.60 a month for the perennial care of the cemetery. The purpose of the association is to fund a department fund for its upkeep. Coronilla, Texas, March 5— We take the "method of thankin- g many hands" for kindness shows us in the "thought and de- th" of Will. We especially thank M. E. Grigge, May God bless him, Mary. May God bless you "all" WADR FOLK, son. Standard Life Insurance Company Atlanta, Georgia Abstract from the Annual Report filed with and approved by the Insurance Department of the State of Georgia for year ending December 31, 1923 Increase GROSS ASSETS ..... $ 2,753,842.47 $ 682,571.31 TOTAL LIABILITIES ..... 2,253,249.97 415,257.80 SURPLUS to POLICYHOLDERS 401,786.36 197,338.85 NEW BUSINESS 1923 9,725,250.00 1,329,215.00 INSURANCE IN FORCE 28,823,231.00 5,941,656.00 This substantial increase made during the year just closed, is the result of conservative management which has always characterized this institution. Here you are brought face to face with facts which have been carefully scrutinized by exact Exambers from the Insurance Department of the State of Georgia. Standard Life ideals, principles and practices have been established in the hearts of our people and will be maintained. Its policy for supremacy in Service will be continued as it builds Solidly and Soundly for an insuring public. OFFICERS HEMAN E. FERBY, President W. H. KING, Vice President J. A. ROBINSON, Vice President R. E. JONES, Vice President T. J. FERGUSON, Treasurer C. C. CATER, Medical Director D. D. JONES, Secretary D. D. SHACKLEFORD, Auditor JNO. R. PINKETT, Dir. of Agencies AARON DAY, Asst. Dir. of Agencies Mary E. Jones, Dramatic Soprano, And Marie Brooks Pianist. Appearing in Recitals in Texas Dalston on last Monday evening, were again thrilled by the dramatic power and soul thilling clearer. E. Jones, native Texas who for the past few years has been readding in her place, where she has gained a reputation of exceptional ability. Miss Jones, accompanied by Miss Jones, accompanied at Salem Baptist church on Monday night when she rendered a program of very delightful variety. Her voice is so powerful that its tone quality heightened the time and training that have enriched since her last appearance in Texas. The selection rendered by Miss Jones mark her as a pianist of great quality and her work as accompanist is usually pleasing. Miss Jones are on a tour of Texas under the direction of the Williams Lyceum and their timeline includes many past performances as a singer has been proven by her appearances of former times. Last Tuesday night and are scheduled to fill a return Dallas engagement at D.A. E. Church on Monday Miss Jones, has traveled extensively in concert and as principal househouse of Orchestra Hall and South in the leading Musical Grand Opera Company, Chicago O'Hare, M. St. Louis, M. Coliseum, Grand Opera Company, Texas. She was also a leader of the greatest Bethel A. M. E. church Choir, 41st Street and Grand Opera Company, was employed as leading soloist for many mammoth Song Festivals for the National Orchestra Company, New York, July, 1828, and Chicago, July, 1828. She was considered a first class artist at the National Orchestra Company, New York, July, 1828. She has studied Voice with such instructors as Mrs. O. L. Poynter, and Mrs. S. S. Sacerdote. She was the successful winner of Honeys two years in succession having won the Gold Metal on receiving her Music of Dance. Miss Brooke plantier in a graduate and gold medal winner of the American Conservatory of Music, Chicago Opera Company, and teacher of piano and organ at the National Opera Company, and teacher of Miss Brooke long experience as concert pianist and accompanist and to be an artist of the first musical The City of Dallas has, in proportion to its population, nearly five times as many as London, over 7 times as many as Liverpool and over 19 times as many as Naples. In the actual number of telephones in these cities, only London exceeds Dallas Dallas has 6,800 telephones as compared with Liverpool's 29,000 and Naples's 15,000 telephones. —Utility News. NOT SO BAD Art filled with and approved by the State of Georgia for year Number 31, 1923 Increase $ 2,753,842.47 $ 682,571.31 2,253,249.97 415,257.80 401,786.36 197,388.85 1,741,621.69 563,599.32 ERS 219,925.84 69,458.38 9,725,250.00 1,329,215.00 28,823,231.00 5,941,656.00 has paid to Policyholders and $861,870.92 including the year just closed, in the re- ch has always characterized this insti- tute with facts which have been carefully from the Insurance Department of the and practices have been established in maintained. His policy for supremacy Solidly and Soundly for an insuring ACCCRS C. C. CATER, Medical Director D. D. JONES, Secretary D. D. SHACKLEFORD, Auditor JNO. R. PINKETT, Dir. of Agencies AARON DAY, Asst. Dir. of Agencies PYTHIAN FIELD STAFF ACTIVE Division Directors, K. of P. Membership Campaign, Are Shelling the Woods in E. Texas. Many New Members Swooped up in Drive In our first series of letters to appear in these columns weekly from the Piedmont Lodge Golf Colored Knights of the Texas is herew presented to the thousands of Dallas Express patrons: Carthage, Texas, March 4—L-Atlanta, J. M. Robinson and J. M. Robinson and J. M. Robinson are night at the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins, 628 Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins, 628 Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins, is a breaker for the Gulf Colorado and San Fe Rallows. Mr. Obama Geier is doing all much energy in organizing an or- ganization for the K. of P. Division Directors. Mr. Georgia Jennings is exerting much energy in organizing an or- The store of M. D. Duke, staple and fancy grocery stores in gaining popularity, Mr. Duke also handles shoes. Back to the Pythian drive-Cillian of Carthage, Tegas, are very famous here is at fever bant; already forty new members have been added to the drive. San Antonio Texan, will be the next center of attack; all guns are trained in this direction and firing at the enemy. A bombardment of the village is contemplated. To further inform them, Duke will train Pythian membember war, iwenty Pythian membember war, iwenty Duke the great Dallai Express have been ordered to the town for the intel- He misses Mary Jones and Maureen Brooks at Bethel Church, Mon- GRAND TRAVELING ELKS WILL SET INDAL GRAND TRAVELING DEPUTY OF ELKS WILL SET UP LODGE IN DALLAS Prof. Carlas C. Valla, grand travelling deputy of the Improved Benvolent and Protective Order of Elks of the World to be in Dallas, is the guest of Jan. A. Davis, district manager of the Mielisalspa Life Insurance Company. Prof. Valla, is visiting the more important centers of Texas for the purpose of organizing lodges of the Elks with the hope of completing a Au THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1924 With this we conclude until the next issue. —Field Staff Hear Missee Mary Jones and Marie Brooks at Beltel Church, Monday night, March 10th. STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE CO. BRANCH OFFICE OF NORTH TEXAS DISTRICT MOVES FROM MARSHALL TO DALLAS ING DEPUTY OF SET UP LODGE ALLAS Grand Lodge of the Order in Texas. A meeting preparatory to staging a drive for members in Dallas was held Wednesday night in the office of the Mississippi Life Insurance Company in the Pythian Temple. A lodge has already been set up in Tartanana which Prof. Valle visited last week. From Dalkei he will go to Port Worth, Corsicana, Greenville, Austin and other points. Young Dallas Man Found Poisoned; Dies --- Held in the arm of his mother, at 8 o'clock last Tuesday morning at a local hospital, after efforts to save a woman with a broken arm, age 22, was found poisoned by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Brashaw, and his home, 266 Rehmann avenue, last Friday night, passed away. He was a neighbor of a neighbor, his father and mother ran to his assistance. They found him lying on the front lawn of the home, and it was discovered that he had been poisoned. He was taken in custody and put under the care of Doctors and nurses until the end came Tuesday morning. Brashaw was born in Fort Worth, Texas, February 17, 1901. The family moved to Dallas in 1903 and attended a school, school, corner Hall, and Cochran St. In high school he made a mistake. At the time of his misfortune he was in the employ of his father, A. P. Brashaw, who is a well known He was prominent among the younger set of Dallas. He is curated the *Brasher*; father A. F. Brasher;伯恩·Bernice Brasher, who is at the *Brasher* institution. D. C. brother, A. W. Brasher, a senior in Lincoln University, Worth, Texas, and Los Angeles, Cal. Funeral services were from the *Brasher* office and were officiated by Rev. Bell, of Fort Worth, a friend of Rev. The Standard Life Shortage And Mississippi Injunction Stir Nation The Standard Life Shortage And Mississippi Injunction Stir Nation (Continued from page 1) generally hoped that Standard Life will make its position clear. "Injunction Prevents the Sale of the Mississippi Life Insurance Co." (sas) "Mississippi Life Insurance Company owns Memphis, Tenn. March — The Mississippi Life Insurance Company owned and operated by Negroes and whites, and the group's enterprise in the world still remains the property of Negroes. It was purchased by a white insurance company of Nashville, Tennessee, but was found that the company had not been purchased but that an effort had been made by the white thirteen Negroes to buy the company, to buy out one of the greatest institutions that the Negro has de *MARY — Magazine containing Photos and descriptions of marriage and family, free to laden. 'DIXIE CO CONDENSED GLAST', Vaughan, 3-4-6 CARD OF THANKS Were we wish to thank the mary friend, Jennifer, the kindness shown us during the kindness shown us during the SAM SKILLEN and Family. FOR RENT — $8 brand new houses just completed, Johnson's Court Oak Cliff; sanitary equipments and tools; laundry equipment; 18th E. 10th street or phone C 4392. PHARMACIST WANTED — Good pay, permanent position. Wire or write Pleas Drug Store, Hall and Central, Dallas, Texas. FOR TRADE — passenger auto in good condition on cottage, vase or diamond and pay cash difference. C. G. Cloud X-3197. 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Cleburne,—Rev, J. W. Hawking preached Rev. GW. Ruff's in Mallation "sermon at Alvarado Sanday. Rev. J.B. Browa, pastor ‘of the A. MLB chiureh and mom ‘bers will pull off thelr. rally” on the first: Sunday in. April benef ‘Of thelr ehureb, Mra. Catherine Brown who vilied her sister a Houtio’ haa returned home, Mr Eta Spark lett Saturday for Slishee, “Mra, Laura Hawthorne of Wichita Palla. who bas been MieitIng her mother. Afra, Lille Gee has returned home. irs C Carr of Wyoming is viniting her Mother, Mra, Basle Nickles visit fod her slck husband ‘at Temple Rowpital Sunday, Rev. . 8, Clark was at_ hin post, appointment at Boyeo Sunday. Mrs. Ethel Acls motored. from Grandview Sunday find. was he guest of her moth- er, Mra, M. J, Petty. Dlr. Rich- ra ‘Gee lot for New Tork to play ball, Prof, R. C. Alexander 06 Gainesville waa in the chy "lating hua wife and daughter na Alexander, Mra, ‘Dora Jones ‘eitertained the Art club | Wed- henday: refreshments were eer- You. Mr, Clarence Moore of Dan- Yer, Colo, attended "the funeral Of hia. grandmother at Dallas Monday; “spent a few "days fn Cleburne ‘isiting hin parents, Mrs. Ola Willams went (0. Alva- Talo to improve her homie. Mr: ‘Tom Channey attended the funeral of his mother at aDallas Monday. Siew Henry Lewis’ who has been visiting his wite and daubler has In’ Dentaon "has ‘returned home. Rev. J. A. Brown was. in Me- Kinney. ast week om ‘his FM. work. Mfrs. Preasle ‘Chandler has Fetpraed from Wichita Falls. Rey. Gritin wan at. ls post Stinday. Mestames ‘Ratt and” Stelin Mit- hell are visiting relatives at Wotte city, aise L. 7. Phillipe at- tended the. Nathaniel Det Tecl- tat at FL Worth Priday aleht Mr. Clarence’ Moore visited. ‘parents hore Sunday. Mes, J.-M,” Smith has returned to Dallag, ‘The Soc- {al and. art_ club meetings con- nue to grow In interest and en- thuslam. "The ast meeting. was held Inthe home of" Mra. Esteve Sones.” After avery. tnterestine ‘meeting the guests were. seated tthe, tables ‘and served a very Appetisiag plate recelving “Sbam- tock" favors. Service were well attended at Shiion Baptist church, Ati A.M. the pastor oscupled the potpit, ‘Trinty.— Rev. 1. HL, Hubbard held nervices ‘with hil people here the preached Sunday morains from ‘Joo. 14.8 versa, Rev. A. Wright ‘of Ennis preached at 3:30 °P. hd at.'7:00 P.M Rev Wrieht| aborted from Prov. 11. chapter ‘One accemnion tO” the church: total “collection” $41.05. The! pastor, members and friends 0 [fame start ctr hs 0 jenatrersery ‘beginning the last eek in arch, The Mh whet [stared the Slab-Town District Convent play Saturday leh |ar be echet use it wat ede: sso ete bru at alr [fecucte tread’ Site Putt [Bower ss canteen Resets havent” mam ee eae er nae fe"to-Zeete’ pret ment et Sa apt ay haga. Bate ei err [eday aad arse nee acta tateteane tse Each ‘cased en [tack a" and” stsoart Teo "Giey and” 3 buat 202 ss, tn owt fa af Lringon tepped or Sea tes goat eros feos ao ie tu haha ur Pit tie ft well He feel ameter Wether ad a ts fase st aaron ea Metta ore pace ests ot Aer and "Sr, Nas fist ie, opus Sanday. a ees Sis eens" tte attafane’ 8°" Aland seers Meat aa: te Preah’ Waker ante Yi Pec att Worm I, Vis Presi Ht & moat Chsita,"t Bo haomas anor le hag sia” edamee i. Wainer saci suite omit fase “aad sagen sbra sored crotkel Munday Beer dseeantar repr ene etic o at ‘Stata ay it satSpat om ston Recto tar ich ‘chaeh pete eth dh the Sad Feriry"snferente oe AM 2S Sete ach a ‘Vilage Mls gunday eos wena auecest utah Sorc Soave eine et A ey this powered aay’ bali Besa Ah the “Seer ree “Rat inet “Sap ak the Jer toa hs thhowe Pee pata’ roses sass "ho Prachee's ode sermon frm ee Bi apr ae” Aaa ie Hit Serse" rn Sanany wane Mision etme wvany inde tine tral"Raty. 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At the present time eae Shi ae’ stag i ec 'Ss tant, See al te eta eee a ae Sea, ita nit ate isa Stee Soy Moat ine esleetts ts oe tore Se een nae ee esuitt Ne eer eae‘ esPen asnist t ba Ie vithsanes ferrari Mr Bic mes eigen eee en healt and" nopetoe, Mee ee Nicci ages‘ tet ome eckson Ring ar cee tee oe tae Beads ete ta ork lee mes ist ent ot Shonmctnneey TAe hans pr ett feet aes woe eieet hes See ioe tat eis a bere ne onlay nt ar ane etal oe oo sees ot ee tae te Chae ar tat to” pat over “x rood tou, tha Peal ins sees Seat bie Uti recent ik may iy ee, Oar Grades of “7 ‘or asi Doeeey x parton ete. tl Ob ty of te ttn ai (Stain ec heey nce Sa Ss chet faa ol tre eruierant ‘iets otnr Meter Sahl eat east" on'ts ‘ean wt mee was has saeectly fad tee sreiraad sores of ae ret er tht sett | Seats ‘cones aahin to" ttapinate The ae Sasa ‘Ment’ ate ‘Sous ive pect an tier’ tet Betcad Gets fr rte en Semin ther are sit ee eee fe Suet tats rc se ote pg tear ap ih inst fee a foie etek sae wae pe fie Bronco tut nace Yo Tere sear nena tones‘ i ion tal” ot Erion ot bola sat Soa trepclty Ss tutes wat its orl ot tee Scaler" el What ea ate” thet gue a ar saan walk mate wert Sea" Bios Ge th fouls oar hoe de rg og ta nce whee” aaa i, ir lhe sot i ie sean “ten oat Saves Guns to oar w"tny Soni the en aad wince ont eu ‘thoi be genet yt te clnine atthe ned Sc ane, “coal Ses noon "tne aoa vty rata pia te se a eck Cate ein er) el coe en eee Sana THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TRXAS, SATURDAY, MAROM @ 1994 jeach tadividual who climbs over safely shall gather. new strenght ‘and inspiration trom ‘having Bad hat "experience, A wsltar dea said, “there In no Royal road t [suecese™ this’ statemeat- nite ‘sbould’ serve. to give. to. theee Individuals: who ‘are about tons tor into les” reat ‘aetivities a ew \deuire to climb ‘the ladder Fourbly and. remember” that at Ithe fot ‘tthe ladder” are" hun dreds ot other souls who have sipped. and failen and” Wid not ave. the enthsieam and tith inthe tupreme being to rise with now strength and press Frith now vigor on. We should do well to" impress the necealty. of TRonesty, ‘efficiency’ and moral character in the lines of all: hus ‘man Deluge who | would be. wuc- ‘ceseful und tench (0 these gradic ‘te. the following familiar yma, “Awake my "Soul stretch every nerve. and. preetwith gor on, forget the atepe already ‘rod and pe abe ter | a he ee ne ‘ny at tbe As i's Chee me eats oa eae lee ui let at tes secre somesene to Sat, eB anremne foe ala Nee ua res tse iat ec bel Satan Tahir Cot sbi. ereoit nt mat tna evan meant ae Sits ann tt teen ee ie Pac oe rae Bes 8 necator peti beats Coe hese emacs eee. 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Be toe . g PAGE FOUR TEXAS HAS AT LEAST ONE REAL SHERIFF THE DALLAS EXPRESS BIRD'S NEST EXPRESS FIRST IN SERVICE Texas has at least one sheriff who can justly measure up to all that the name implies. He is Sheriff R. F. Vatts of Angelina County who on last Wednesday night refused to allow a Lukin mob to lynch a prisoner accused of murder. That the prisoner was a Negro was purely incidental. MEMBER NATIONAL NEGRO PRESS ASSOCIATION. Three members of the mob that stormed the jail were wounded. The prisoner received a trial and was duly sentenced. The reputation of Lufkin was saved, the authority of the law was upheld and an example of conscientious performance of a sheriff's duty was given to a country which is surely in need of more of such officers of the law. Published every Saturday. Morning in the Chicago Times. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (Incorporated) DALLAS, TEXAS Foreign Advertising Representative: W. B. Ziff Company, 608 South Dearborn Street, Chicago, IL. W. B. Ziff Company, 608 North Dearborn Street, Chicago, IL. Bldg. 116 East Nassau Street, New York, N. Y. Enclosed at Post Office at Dallas Texas as second-class matter, under Art of Congress, March 1795 Notice To The Public A strange reflection upon the character, standing or sleeping, of a corporation which may appear in the columns of a newspaper corrected upon its being brought to the attention of the public. The Dallas Express Subscriptions in Advance ONE YEAR ..... 82.26 SIX MONTHS ..... 1.25 THIRD MONTHS ..... 7.75 SINGLE COPY ..... 69.9 has never hated the white feather, neither has it been disfigured by the yellow streak. It is not afflicted with the flamel mouth. It is in a plain, every day, which itwns us to sail on, which itwns us to sail on, passing breast; files we doubtless like. It professes a parriation as broad as our country. Its love of even handed jacket covers all the territory occupied by the handkerchief, but we live on it and are preening. Haps of the press come up and stand with us. This ground is holy. An Association That Dallas Ought to Support An Association That Dallas Ought to Support One of the greatest proofs of the laxness of Dallastine in the matter of perpetuity, the memory of those dear to him is to be found in the weed covered unkempt condition of Woodlawn cemetery. Its appearance is disgraceful and it stands as a silent accent of people as "heartbreakers" of the earth which gave them their lives. Once theodore lived once, theodore has covered them and their bodies returned to the earth which gave them their lives. It remains to convict us if the efforts of the Woodlawn Cemetery Association should return the return which they should. This Association, organized by leading members of our city who are involved in the yearly memorial along this line, is seeking to raise an endowment fund large enough to pay for the yearly memorial. By immediate effort it is seeking to raise funds enough to pay for a spring renewal of the cemetery. It is seeking to build the walks, the grading of roads and the closing of grass that has taken possession of the final resting places of those who have lived and labored To say that the efforts of this association deserve to meet with the needs of our unqualified support is unnecessary. The shame of it all is that such a step should be found necessary, and that we should be dedicated to the proposition of civil pride, and well regulated conduct,—that the memory of those whose lives have been given for us, whose energies have been spent, and whose efforts should have been so forgotten, so long neglected. Certainly the very thought of it should be the shame that now should weigh so heavily upon us and such forces to pt is as nothing compared with that which will be ours if we fail to improve our society. This Century Association in every way possible, and families in Dallas from which members have been claimed by Death to guarantee the accumulation of such a step, should be supported. And they should be it. It is a duty which should become a responsibility which men who lay any claim at all to those dictates of human emotions which so all civilized men The work of this association can well be added by patrons, students, and individuals. The very good of such activity as the association can easily enough for immensely persual of its cause. Better boot corner the. The Woodland chairs on. Wind - will Dilat dawt We hope that he will do to his dawt - already now too long THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 8. 1924 FOR THE WOMAN WHO CARES The What-Not Column. (By Robert P. Edwards for the Associated Negro Press) LYNCHINGS. During the last thirty-six years many lynchings in the United States. Colored folk for the most part have the fiction of the lynchings were the lawless lynch. The National Association that indict victims of lynchings of these lynchings have striven intensely to build up, southwest in repression of an unlawful North and South in wrong and a national disgrace. Undoubtedly a great change has happened North and South in the public's attitude toward moth violence, but the evil has not yet been largely advanced but more modest, longer advanced in the methods employed for punishment, when it occurs remain defective. The most significant editorial comment from Texas' newspapers in regard to the affair is found in the Dallas News in its issue of Friday, February 29th. Because it represents the kind of thought which must eventually maintain everywhere if lynching is to be curbed we include it here. Under caption of "What makes a Jail Impregnable" that editor says. Angelina County has a jail that proved impregnable the other night against an attack by a mob. Every Sheriff in Texas ought to be interested in that fact. And every citizen in Texas ought to be proud that it is a fact. With the naturalness of the sentiment which caused the members of the mob to indigestion at the murder of a friend and neighbor it is not necessary here to deal. The primitive force of the thirst for vengeance may as well be admitted. And if the prisoner in the Angelina County jail was guilty of murder, as the mob evidently felt, we don't need to waste any sympathy on murder. The change in public sentiment is accurately applauded by the author. He writes in *Imagine, which it is stated:* "The author lyrically outdoled one another by newspaper editors, and even by clergymen in the pulpit, no one would dare to enter would now dare to enter such sentiments." The change is emphasized by editorials in such throughly representative Southern newspapers. But there was something bigger than murder and vengeance at stake in Lufkin on the evening of the mob attack. The sovereignty of the State of Texas was at stake. The sanctity of the Constitution was at stake. The integrity of law and authority in Angelina County was at stake. And finally, the oath of a man sworn to do his duty was at stake. And they were vindicated. FOR THE WOMAN The jail at Lufkin would have been as straw before the wind but for one fact. There was a man inside who was as big as his cath. And he was a man from the depth of his heart to the tip of his trigger finger. Such, at least, is the picture which the brief dispatches give us of Sheriff R. V. Watts. You read simply that "Sheriff R. V. Watts was in the jail at the time the crowd ascended the steps." And the next sentence begins, "The crowd quieted down after the shooting." A man couldn't want a better record in an emergency than those two terse comments. It is true the Governor sent the militia over after the shooting for fear there might be a recurrence of violence, and it is proper that he did. But the point for us to remember is this—a real Sheriff who knows how to use the equipment a Sheriff ought to have can handle the defense of any Texas jail worth the name until law and common sense regain control. It takes courage and a steady aim. But weve to teach to mobs that battering in a jail door is the signal for some hastily arranged funerals, and that the undertakes will find more business in the jail yard than on the inside This cleaning should not be done briefly or hastily. — 000 000— Tie your sleeve back with a soft towel and wear the face very lightly with your cleaning cream. Work it gently into the pores then take it off with a fine soft towel. These precautions will ensure you a fine smooth unhygromed skin for evening festivities and a presentable one even in the daytime and while the weather is his worst. — 000 000— Lay in a good supply of veils and hairnets. MISTAKEN IN MISSISSIPPI MISTAKEN IN MISSISSIPPI One of the outstanding successes of the sport in in sportsman in fashion is that the flannel which is now favored is so fine in finish that it ought to be worn. We were mistaken in thinking that Mississippi had decided to leave its prejudices long enough to think soberly and sanely on the reasons for the exodus of its Negro citizens as explained by Attorney Redmond before the state congress several weeks ago. The legislative did not listen respectfully. They heard what Redmond and his associates had to say with resentment. So much so that, this week, they went on record by passing a resolution condemning the Redmond plea for fair play and repudiating the widely-heralded message of Governor Whitfield. Mississippi has not declared that it is not ready. Printed flannel contributes no small share to the popular success of the fabric inamuached as both durability and comfort are equally combinations. —000 0 000. Early runners of the effect that linen was for rebuilt for both dresses and dresses are borne out by presentations of superior plain fabrics. The attitude of white Mississippi, in the light of this week's condemnatory resolution, is perhaps more accurately indicated by a quotation from the Mississippi Free Lance, published and edited by Bilbo, former governor of the state and recently a court dodger, The Free Lance exorcates Whitfield for his effort at fairness and continues: The What- (By Robert P. Edwards for "We believe that the Negro ought to be treated fairly, but kept in his place. Theoretically we can give him the ballot, but we must give him hell if he takes it. So long as the Negro stays in his place and occupies the sphere intended for him through Providence, environment and capabilities, all will be well—peace and harmony will prevail between the races. But in the name of the white man's civilization (A. N. P.) 101—Who was Ken. Rufus Saxon? General Rufus Saxon was the first officer to receive official authority to call Negroes as soldiers. On the 28 of August, 1858, the Secretary of War ordered him to proceed to the Department of the South and assigned 8,000 troops of "African Desert" to the service in marriages not in danger of attack by the enemy, to relieve white prisoners whose terms were not satisfied. and for the sake of our institutions and for the supremacy of our race when the Negro demands more, it will be moving day for him. And so we know that Mississippi is still Mississippi the backward, the undeveloped, the retrogressive and will choose to continue to be. And we also know that in choosing to continue thus it is signing its own death warrant as far as its future growth and development are concerned. States like chains are no stronger than their weakest component parts. To keep the Negro down demands that his oppressor must of necessity stay down. That evidently is what Mississippi has determined to continue to do. 102-Who was Carney of Wagner? When the Mt. Manahawkin Regiment stormed Fort Wagner, the regimental soldiers were entrusted to W. H. Carney, a young sergeant. As this soldier was sent to the fort of the fortra were ranks full, but as they reached the top, they tilted away before the enemy's fire, allowing the sergeant wound in the khak, but falling upon his knee he quickly plant. But may happen that the lure of greater opportunity may so thoroughly charm the balance of the Negro labor of Mississippi that there will eventually be very few left to "keep in their places." Will Mississippi be happier then? We wonder. ed the flag upon the parapet, and lay down on the outer sleeve, for ablution, with pads on the flankset held it erect for over an hour and deed that he wan later what in the head held until he was relieved by another of SHORT CUTS. It is now being discovered that some of the big guns fired at the Lincoln League have a powerful recoll. It appears that the Tukegee Hospital case has gone from public notice but Link Johnson desires that it be not forgotten. Oil's well that ends well. See the Teapot Dome principals for further enlightenment. W. L. Porter, Editor of the East Tennessee News, was recently elected to a seat in the Republican Executive committee. It appears that this is the year of charges and counter charges. Even the A. M. E. General Conference promises to be full of thrills. The New Age, of Hopkinton Ky, is asking if there is Negro Ku Klux Klan organization in that city. Hasty judgment and better abuse of the reported upheaval in our big insurance companies may well be delayed until subsequent, events determine the true status of affair. Let us remember that they are the greatest business enterprises among us and their failure means a severe setback to our progress. In Houston, Texas the dentists have a local dental society which meets weekly and is opened with prayer,—we hope for the patients. THE MIRROR PUBLIC OPINION expresses its gratification at the reduction in the number of lunchmen in the number of increasing morality." The Tuskegee Norman and Injured Booker T. Washington, through its excellent department or records and research year by year, has documented the ascertainable facts concerning lynchings. It finds that there were 48 instances in 1972 and 157 in 1922, and that "there were 48 instances in which officers of the police had not but two of those lynched last year were Negroes and two were women among the definite number of causes given for mob violence were; little stealing;" "trying to set like white men and not knowing his place," "striking man in an alteration of his appearance," and "warnings were attributed to that crime which in past years ordinarily has been designated as the cause of lynching." Viewed relatively, the record shows social and moral improvement. Viewed almost entirely it shows the mood of nearly each federal legislation as has been sought from Congress, by which the amount of money would be made to pay a highly deferrent penalty. AN WHO CARES conditions which particularly uphold the vogue of plaid and stripes in self-toned and gay variety-collar ---O---O--- Among the most impressive of the seasons sport frocks are those fashioned from men's silk hirtings in black and white, striped uprips upon white and white tale shoes. TESTED RECIPES Steamed Chocolate Pudding 1 egg 1-1 tsp. salt 1-2 c sugar 1 sq. chocolate melted or 2 thep. ground chocolate. 1 lc. milk 1 tsp. baking powder. Best egg, add salt, sugar, melted chocolate and milk and stir in flour and Baking Powder. The mixture Steam in a buttered mold one hour or in individual molds, 20 minutes or with a chocolate or vanilla sauce on with cream. Baked Wafers 2 tbp. butter 1-2 c. powdered sugar 1-4 c. flour 1-2 tp. vanilla Cream together the butter and sugar add the milk flour and flavor. Bake in a slow oven or on a buttered baking knife on a buttered baking sheet or inverted pan. Crease in Bake in a slow over but keep in a warm place, quickly cut the butter and roll the waffles while bett into a tubular shape. If the squares become too brittle to roll return to a Not Column. (the Associated Negro Press) fleer. When he was being carried past a bribe of his courtesies, on the way to the field hospital, he partially pulled up and grilled, slipped the old flag never touched the ground." 1853-What incident took place when the First New Orleans Colored regiment received its flagst A New York democrat has introduced another Race Commission Bill. The Blahop with the golden cross will probably receive a political doublecross. Our business men are experiencing difficulty in finding trained young men and women. Acorns County, Virginia, produces more sweet potatoes and yams than any other county in the United States. HEALTH & HYGIENE COL. MIDNIGHT'S WEEKLY LETTER. ```markdown ``` By DR J. G. HARDIN COL. J. O. MIDNIGHT AGAIN IN SUNNY FLORIDA. Orlando, Florida. I am trying to make an inventory of my today to find out where I am and I am sure that you will pray while I do this that I may be able to find you, place, and if I should then there will be one more funeral in this country, and when I go in I am at Atlanta. I will be there to remain in heaven the rest of my day. As I came through Atlanta, or Savannah, returning from Atlanta, the Rev. Dr. L. P. Pinney, of Atlanta, stepped on the roof of the house and was away from home visiting a church, and died called for to the Great Beyond. I am not able to tell you much about it, except that I was preachers in Georgia and was at the 1st session of the National Baptist convention in Los Angeles. I had a great big time in Atlanta among friends, but it is hard to tell but I know that there but I know that there just the same and all the people know that I was there was supposed to meet with all them educated people, but listen until I tell you that the room was so near up to me that I could see them there one night. High kicking and high climbing are two things I must not do more than to buggle with and I am to keep them down. I had the pleasure of seeing the great man who was while I was there and all his talk was Sunday School and B. J. W. Congress in Cleveland, and I am to declare that it is going to be one of the greatest meetings ever I have known where he is talking about, and everywhere, I go I hear young people talking about the great grass in Cleveland, and the are there and they are going to receive their friends when they The experts are getting in trim, and you will hear more about the importance of being the unreached and demeaned good. They are trying to beat the bad news, and hope that there will be nothing but success. Mr. Cannon has his own plan. He is going to make a hime run, and he will be able to that it should be a little more. The future of America depends on the young people to take care of their children, and on and on the world goes. What can you do? I told you in that letter that I was in company with men of the University church. Men who are aspiring for themselves and for others it is a church of inspiration, and that is why I need to ready for a general conference to be held in Louisville, Ky. I am of the opinion that the men of the University church get up put will declare it to be the greatest general conference that I have ever heard John A. Greag, of Wilberforce-infact the president of Wilberforce University will walk to the time of Dr. A. A. J. Wilson, of Wilberforce and it think it is high time that he will be followed by Dr. A. A. J. Wilson, of Wilberforce and it think it is high time that he will be followed by Dr. A. A. J. Wilson, of Wilberforce along that line Dr. Wilberton is one of the strongest and best men in the church. He is a scholar, a thinker, a teacher, a scholar, a thinker and a leader of men. By word he made his place in this world. Speaking of men for the beach, there is Rev. Reverdy C. Benson who is about to make a book about the teenage boy. Young of Texas is getting ready for the race, and he is one more "good man," and will add much more to his book. He will have Texas behind him, and should win. When the delegates are writing their ballots, he would have then place there the name of Dr. W. H. Thomas, of Denver, who is indeed a worthy and good man. He is one of the leaders of the soccer team, the leader of men. But then I am careful examination will clear up the situation. The gravel are very characteristic, the most prominent one is pain and especially this is the greatest strain. Blood urine, and great frequency of urination. This symptom may be alleviated by urination or in some cases almost constant. The pain is a burning and stinging sensation. Small stones, especially if they are small stones, more suffering than do large ones. The patients often will experience a sudden stoppage of urine. Often the patient will be scalded with renal colls when a stone is thrown into the bladder down the ureters. Blood in the urine or bloody urination is often with other symptoms as described above. The diagnosis is made only by the doctor and the treatment is not to talk about all the scholars and able men in the A. M. E. church this week, for I have some other things to say to you, I have been to Jacksonville Fla. and I have been to Box 725, St. Augustine is where I will be getting my mail all of the month of March which will be available to me. It comes in like a lamb and goes out like a lion, is what the people say about it, and it is the month of March which will be available to me. T. B. I, B. I had the pleasure of going to my headquarters and was accompanied by Dr. Robert. The night was spent in the home of Dr. H. Y. Tooka, and all of Florida is with him in putting together the book, the vile, the able scholar and learned I shall have more to tell you about Dr. Grant in one of my In company with Bishop and Mrs. John Hurst, and Dr. S. K. Johnson, on a noon Tuesday for this place, and we used that train on the Seaford Air Line, and it is here we meet Mrs. K. H. Kill, hearing. Reach town, found the Rev. Dr. H. K. Hill, awaiting my arrival in his automobile carriage, and noted me to his wife, who is a pleasure to have me stop with him during my stay in town. I visited Florida conference, pressed over by that leader of men, and the man who has accomplished so much. Bishop John Hurst, Bishop John Hurst, of Baltimore, Maryland. He has made almost a new African Methodist Episcopal Church, the men are not like they use to be instead offending each other by the throat as was once the case with the women, they walk hand in hand singing "Behold how good it is for breathing to dwell together in unity it is exactly what they are doing. *Florida has been turned into just one happy family, so far as African Methodist are concerned.* *K Bertha Hurst represent the mother and father. They are the parents, and they are honored.* *K Bertha Hurst will there will rise, up some fellow who thinks he should be on the ground, and so good, so determined, so succeed. Just think of it this conference has some about six hundred years, and they are doing a song of victory. They will march into the general conference with the daughters will go along to keep their company, and they are going to make the world know that they are doing business in Florida.* I am sure that you heard about H. S. Shin, of Texas. He is a financial secretary and, being an African Methodist, it is his job to be one thing about the church every minister has something to capture for, and that is also an important start from sexton and work up to blush, if you will just lift up your hand and use you, I was just thinking about the men who have made it to the right mind right now, the Rev. S. J. Johnson, D. D., or San Antonio Dr. B. W. Faton, as secretary of Extension Society. Think of his starting point and see where he I have been out to the summer home, and I mean the Florida home, and I mean the Florida home, and I am a peach, believe me, and I know you know Mr. Herden, for he in from Atlanta, and has been well known. He was a thrifty and knew how to save, and now he has a fine modern home way out in the Florida sunshine. He was thrifty and it should be Park Beautiful. Dr. George Cleveland Hall, is spending his summer in the backbank of the Florida sunshine. He has been sick and is just sick and sickness off of his mind, fishing, fishing and doing many other things that will take business and sickness off of his mind, and about the birds which are biting and wanting to consign my body. OFFICE CAT TAUDA MARK BY JUNIUS "Gosh, what an awful strain," said the critic, as he listened to a new song. The candidate stands for what the people will fall for. **DIPLOMACY** She calls him "Pet" and "Honey," Carresser he him "Dear" and "Bunny." And ankles and laughs and smiles. She talks so sweet and funny. Makes use of all her wiles. For she's wanting hubby's money. And she gets the whole dread pile. A singer, growing weary of no applause after several numbers, halted rather long for a "Nest." Some thought she had finished her band's heart to continue, but sat down amid the hurrahs. An executive, a man who thinks the daily dozen refers to grouses. **GE GENEKENS SUBSCRIBER** (Frankwood, Mr. Chronicle) He could not forget us as a log billing time this year. As he could not send the squail he sent the tail. For benefits large or small. We always懂疑问 why the other 64-100 of 1 per cent wasn't advertised as being pure, also. TWO WOMEN AT A MILL A Story of the South of Mother Love, Hatred and Revenge (Copyright 1824 by Famous Writers' Guild) The McKenzie Bays Handicap The McKenzie Bays Handicap its length of thick muddy water across Southern Arkansas like a tangled dead tree hovers along, its trunk logs large, clumy turtles drop off like lost scots on the River Styx. Water branches cling huge growths of gray moss, draped in tattered fan-shaped branches along the canyon benay. Here through the long, sleepy days and brooding, the air is burdened with the moisture-caw of black crows, and the ghostly ripple of Indian needs and looseness-patterned brown moccasins silhouettes through the bay on the green scum above the green scum. From proximate to the water beneath with a splash. In one of the loops which the bay's plantation—hundreds of acres of "bottom" land, lush and black and brown—moccasins acre. Just where the road leads up from the bayou and curves over the stands dominately among the tiny weathered cabin of the quarry. It here, gray white face is the color of the dead tree that remains and air which the trees may sit by is but proud and defiant the grim old house of the air which the lowlands air which the dices, a nice people of passions as turbulent and uncontrollable as dead trees when swollen with spring rains. In an upper chamber of this house, in the middle of a burgue fourposter bed, the four women, attacker with paraplexy, and helper, was Miss Pattie, the grandmother of Bob Holton. The Holtons did not remember Miss Pattie, who was the last of her family. A mass in years and stature, his brain had his best pace with the growth of his brain. He was a cruel, cunning child. The neighbors called him "The Idiot," and cunning because of his cruelty and cunning. Cold, hard, Miss Pattie had been different from the other women who were in the house, the suppressed affection of a lifetime was poured out in a flood of (Continued on page 5) Ge SEP UTM AE SABI SCT ST EMT TET ED TR TG ET MRM MUGS Leche. BR cre mir cnr en RC Re 5 ae aie acre in ttm, mes Sea. Eon NG a eey JAR irae aerial a Je eee ree aca. 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Harry, Tine were allel to” Terrell Friday OCalverte—Me. Geo, Hayman an cideltizen anda member” of Stringer Lodge No. 26 K. of P. tm dulte. sick at hie home In Wat Calvert. tas &laton of Navt- tota war exiled (0 the. city. les trek (0 be prevent at the funeral of air. Choa. Holl, Mr.” ‘Thomas Bigxs and Elbert Kelly motored from Thornton to the city. Lite Mies Counts of Ennle ts” tn the city visiting Mr. and Mra. 3. HL Barn Messrs. ‘Toney and Caney Tyler motored to the elty Sunday Rnd tack to Hearne thels home Nie Po ‘Davie let Priday eh tor Greenville ta be prevent a the Dedalde ‘of Mew ALD. Keys Mr. Will Roberts of Basiland nop: ed nit for afew hours to vil rt ete tal eimae deniniea: we ‘lr, Roberts tn jut. from. Crock fire hea oan or the eat of la wits He ight for ‘Thoraion wher feel vat his" brother Mone’ Hover Aire Ton Pood ‘Rowse was hereto vst rlative fd tenda, Mire Oa. Bae ‘cornea te apendiog 0 fo ‘ays i he ety, the esto he font ‘hire Saran "Horhes 10, dommer ot Koes ment Ba play “end Sunday in thet Ying ‘ber alter, rae DC Corsicana, a, Rowe ar fs ‘Bunday” Fen ilaboro the “Femaing ot br, Chan” Hoo fro "rah ald torent Sn the a ert Cemetery, “The of {ev “Str Homan a ror Forty ant wee | NeGiregoer—Pleasant 1 Sun aay Schoo! opened oa Une By Sromer DC Coltine "Rey. S. 6 chaos the pasar Fevived te cero att owen ot many eight polna ‘New zon nap Be PN met a4 wih re Kite ‘Gnandier presiding aon star auaht by Bother Es Sor ror ‘whieh wat beautifully ee Pisin ew “Fn Sth reach va noble strmta at A 3B Church Ne. “Tom” Shih, wpe Stnday tnd Monay with hs mother, re ME sith’ Rey H'P" Harvey "war ate pon Sinday, Home isin met Mot aay eine Wact—Pual Quinn College: Me ritmar of Pelham stray at dent of QC. me a welcome Visto of the faculty anda by oot tong snes, “To ote he “Bid. Timers? ‘Mer air BW sorean wataden of Taslony ahd a mnember of the. Calle dept tas rire. fom Rodger He reports 'n wonder ptaeteaie cre at Hodge MoKinney-—Servcts_ were 00d aval ehirehen Sts "Alon thomas “accompanied iy Mah Georsie ne. Walter of) Dallas were the goat Of Sr, and Mrs Pew. steward. The lon “Ath Siclty of SC dainon ‘Ae LB Careh_ mat ‘with Mra” Fronts Sonmsen. "Born". rand are Inn "Jncaon, Pe. isn baby Seagovle-—Sunday Sehoot nice: i atiended wit Bape at ie Pos atter ‘Hawin@rag, proach ca Ualom Chapel WH Shell their ieeting” Sanday even Fagor. J, Hall tn forced to ase two cufches now to et nround. die oa badly sprained snkle Hn dnughte, Sta. Daay Pitman ot Bere who cont ts vst him Thty cok. poe deniy i aestames ‘Corn Heard SiGertrude™ Muckanon of Ned Mile stended he: Woodman: meet ine‘berTuetaday nit March 31 Mir Seen of Port Bend Gx win here om ualness Sau day “ind ded irae. th ist of Express readern Dus to the tremely bad weather none oie chches her’ baer Sunday iM. Sth in be fur meets with har ght schol ie" mot ot het” saents are Slt peopie well alone axe they are"maxing lend show: ine” sna ‘Ml Smith lane to We hes make reniion the pantie in ihe nat fare ote Bi our peoole ould akon is fenool the rater are_Tensonable Forrare ot Woo old to enra tal” Cato earned Gres afte Ne "was tm, ye scribe te very ae Sivoo ot tending this lsh fot tut. ‘my yen. denies me tre? eratetion. of sens eters br attic tight. “sion thie" weak Men Lydia Robina Chavien‘Asderson an rx MT siti Marsall-—the K. of Pa Court of Calanthe met in join Scoion and arranged for_ he ‘Thanet “nerves, Sunda Maren, tha be el. hernean 3B churen the ast frit prevch “i. Wedbesday” a Thursby nights Row BH Ho ard preached two very alse Irene at New. "batiel "apt Shure ae ath sada (bebe for preached ‘two excallent Imont” "A leap. "year party [eg hey rane as here fecy" they rained 2540. Thee tna of ir Row Maen who, da in Nes Orteane wes auippe Nara or inert hee age ef Re. Wek Younker ‘aco, esas sid ew Care Brown ot Kiiareexan wan 0 ‘tute ‘iy Mersialt ye. \o"'wynn’p. Bot the Corncam irre Men J. Be Sparta Dalene Minting “her telat Teitbn i Rees 36 wim eiurved on Wiso, crete Tee Tecan einen trove Ww. 1, tackson te mich Improved EE ne RO EE om = | on | 4 yCAow ou canhave a 7 ‘Binet = .. htev §] i / ¢X \ soft. clear lig ! at Bat) - e_elty, “Isn't she beautiful!” How many times have you ars: ( heard that remark about others and wished it were for its you? Do you know you can make your complexion es pe laaftieteg ag hg So ‘s Fac ate ee said j it free from shine and make it much more beautiful, 2 ior el cae oe me 20 Sn, ok aU me | feo a nd igre Bey, wb Palmers ae A) Fred “Fulmert Skin Whtenet —Drotce” I clewes the ap, el on aga nee cee te ee Loa 22) mse ne ince oak pane <" roy Fred Paine Se ty wit ine Ten epty Ee od cay a day, vo) Gide Gatcn'te' ee Refer parte | Reiieee Plana hee) Mle mum, "Ala i wih’ gry oe sa hve oo es ey yiar| bem tte tte SERRE hese al pan see sea Reman res) Baha eee sees rent Zo>Ask for ond get Dr. Fred Palmer's SYD SM MIMTENER PREPARATIONS ____ oO Be retirees Re ee ere, ee a» QS Auer aol 7 — Aad rR ne Ne ee Se addition to the church. Mr, Me- ones ani) vite ‘are. visting te iativen “Deaton Jones ands wit tere prosnt, the church ir almays find) To ave thom. Lie May Mattie Re Hamilton vnited_ “her Sister at San Lake i Fram Un, Will Wright and Tom Tales Beart mide a tip to onl. ae P. King made a titan tap to Sam Lane."Ail tn wish to be Tora readers tet he’ reporter, ‘Thurber—THe Sunset Diert rat the Haters” Chapel Bap- tit ‘hres “beraninyPhursday sha Snding Monday!" we bad & {rand somlon: twa” added to the fren. Ralsea $0408. The Hun fers Chapel rendered 00d Bro rpm in bebait ot the. Dit Potiee,—Our schoo! ts all prosresing ioking forward to fhe" "Imerscholatie meet whieh fei te next soon, “Sen. tb Feus, well atiehded; banner" clas Ro't."We are heplne to hear our Pastor, Rev" HE, SleKenan Suh fay-'ca "has been some. Une ‘ince he "bas. een with hon Account of weather ondtions | wncem, Oka — Hervico at th antoch chara ware’ ery wa a itndea conslacrng the” tncamene fa ‘poe of auty tut wan somewhat fntupered\ and” fey."at. Roberson Preached'n powerful sermon fom Theeunjot “Prayer Om Peb. 10 owt it cooper aasembied tthe {hetolntbetbay party of Mr Nom ‘Dery nog ur nobt Witla, ae Melos tepant wan berved tnd ever foe resent reprted "nn enjoyable ime "h coogi numberof presen ‘io"h"Shuweh slovd othe 8 [rther Martin tthe "antia ehareh was the pian inne ral inate um of fan. He ecte tone gota “pice otal rate fact afr aemie ince woparte {hie fice Peat Inthe hon {im Oxide iy, the remalng we root ‘beok heme for bara. Ps {ner wa conducted from the At mens MIDNIGHT'S WEEKLY LETTER (Continued from page 4) to the worms, but Dr. Hall just Hnteted to. what tyh say and tn- forms” hem that they are tying tnd he wilt meet them on. the trons road. He is a wonderful man fod 1 dont ming telliug you this But here T amt about to write to much. Twill not be able to tel you about the young, whate which De. Hall patted in. tue other day. ein beat in the Herndon fam, snd. T wish "you could. hear’ him frow on his” wonderfdlness fn fsbo T have a letter stating that the ‘Race Congress will be. eld In ‘Wastington, the last. few days In Ape and the ‘ist few daye fm May. ‘This is a. meeting that shouldbe attended "by us all find this "te" the year” chat. ‘we iruld eet together to. took after four cen racial tatereat. We mit ot be fooled by politicians and then Wwe must he aie. to make lear front. Twill tell you ore bout ft tater, iO. MEDSTOHT. TWO WOMEN AT A MILL |. teonuneg trom page ‘a adaradon-wvow the huge head Arooping mouth nd tte ye he yf Bab her stanton {ind 1t'was the attengah oe thi Love ‘Sch chains the nol of Stet Pat (o' lee warmcout heel ise eable yatlow fingers of Ma Shanon onan Sine th toe sake by the bed pushed buck the dark: riothered out by the loom whic ‘Through une vnservened. windows reamed reyelada of ny abght tn tects whieh fhuttered about the lamp and with small tlogiog sound Prat themaiven to dnath om ce he ius of the flame ‘In far corner of the foom Au Piirony kept solttary. wate, he wriniled black fee scarcely latin fulshable in the shadows. she low Iy rocked her body in rhytm to th teat of ghostly tomtomn, wnhenr save by her onw ears. be mouthed the stem of blackened cob pip wit toothlene uma, Her oyen dwell with gloating Intensity upon th face of alee Patti, on the” thin hair with it patehee of waxen pki showing throug; on the” sunkan eyen on the throat, shirred an pleated by time into "a. thowsan wrinkles Phrony's.alon-l}ke. ban Clutched the voodoo” bag Whe vung about her neck. For, thre ayn whe had Castod und made un ier bage and stirred strane po tions of wouter dunt and. the bone of a nineryear-oldFatteanalo. An the’ pirita of het Cathars had re newedthelt” promise to ber. Sh awed over the ras of memory; a Cir musty fomen seared her brat tnd crsted her old black face Int A tifeclong enemy tay Before promtrate and helplesemand th soirita were. whispering things her mich seat evih thoughts rar Ing.nbout her head ithe flock» from her mouth nnd. with tho ft ling painstaking care of the. ver ld plnced I in her apron Docket. ways just around the corner, A {ed of aimoet lifetime: tha theen crnaied In the dark day avery, It had been carefully nurwe Tewan the old ntory. Phrony, a bia lave inl nd found favor im th ‘ehinky-inctamed yen af bor mate lon Patt». hsband. And. on. th imme ight” that Misa Patth nwa hrwogh © see of red agony to th ‘Phrony'n baby, in the ite. abl jdown om the #@ge, of the | bayo [chatted the world. with hia fry. There followed trvubloun day [The young miatrees, biterly resent al of the Mate sine boy, with [haiy and ever and fair skin of 0 |Holtons. the slays: mother. enduri leversthing with the futaiam of I [race while between the two ‘Tag ithe fren ot a hatred which, wae |b! for more than aif -n_ contr | "ro alt of Mine Pattie lean nn |demande that Phromy and her |inirakinned. ‘boy be wold, the. ma |rer had’ only ome "reply: “he io tomas don't welt thelt nigger” to Phromy foll the beavient. burda ‘on the plantation, the toner wo hours, the eruetert. punlahiment. ‘the whipping post. * "Them ther wae the untargetiah ‘any when Phony, returning. fra ‘he eotton.Celda found het it ‘boy Him beulsed and bleedin tro the lasher" of Minn Patt Toad Uhronged “bali” whip. Por what. onan Phrony never learned, nor 4 she" make any effort to Tear 7 ‘outraged love of m mother Who Seung has ‘bean attached. stripp the thin warmnent of elvilination fra Phrony. and bared. the junio mn age underneath. Bhe calmly” walk into the “ble howwe.* and veisog herowgnty alarmed Mloe Patt, ox “Hed het. screaming and. strain ‘uta ihe. Mouse. and. would ‘ha |thruet her ito nb bontire ty yard. had she not. eon rescued | |e terrified Nearoes. Por this eno Imavs offense Phrony war beaten In Insenaibiity and walt rubbed Into | Agoniaed memories wingnd thew) he dire rusty hale of her old Mean Sis Ses Seo St ade sew shtend lal through the Belton ithe plantation, A sudden hush, born, lot fear, had settled over the eotton| sy eds asnret Apert ta ed ote aver tee in ods hir"har bet GSE stn "ata" sue ‘Saiony stot, het Dieu akin Mesa Se carrey by ack ler har meats crating ane ceing oper wort Shea ae we aa "he sare Water ante Me a bit Sid aie a wiki doanea'it ith ast Tate ey ‘wiggle arnt movin wth tne ck oN ha es pron Paroy fa on ht cs and ‘rove 2 Min sea Rite Preto leading Bat Mi mee ne Tiron sand ibe whimper colt strains 40 her boa fa ah aay oe ue alt ae SSS Sloan ttt Bupa oa a va ley ates ab “ay, Sam | deine Sosy ot eat nieces oe See pa aoe Sola" il tment setae aad tr top abe tia "hon the road nao 'Sroedmthe word has net oth inp te Diente hed sare ora Ung Sat fete nome aa ae alts settee aaa to es tobe ee ecco ro lott tas war of taeda 'Seeigs Stats ae eene lant acs oan ates Shy Paton sce tae tayo te [shila Ae tects es Teed iRise Soh outa hte na Ss‘iva te weit ead a ov "bea ome cr rote a Sear test bt Sth, Sse atl an he ands, who he nore “avowed ath Reeth her nate elt thet a ae caoagh Mar gaae nr Sia BL ce" as eet coke tok Mie als on Speen Recut ly it pene fret roving bade ose oppone wal hu a tha‘Grolenan As Cots epeses fo tha Saye MPntey Hard oye ae Mie Pa wer fac. "Mer ha ferment in akeed Soo ce Rt Ata ste aa ban ot toon - scream of Jungle animals. grwosorm | al san a ees tasane Abe ited thea "here "Mae aye “eat aor 6 rat a Dob at ano Si maka tei up ian ah Sina FASS tres ends ep cet tity hia nr taal he hy ahmed aan iat Siete tee at cal Mea Pty rule a en ane such ar he tener etl x{"Shvbatre "ye acing? Pot youn ane Teme Twas ep ee i i on Pah eae Peettoc Reka tea eke oor hea Agee. ar tyme. ut meer mi irae as Tat tule ta ee aurea iret ae. We rai Man Pat alti hao ape tated Para ast nlmcet ihe cee doe sion Bhe boule I Ponsa reat a pieat ilar ianige Pee. it Bioeng te o\ Metauanehaaine meat BY BAKES EVERY MAN WHO HAS LOST THE VITAL FORCE OF YOUTH MAY BE RESTORED Scientist Makes Wonderful Discovery. Says No Man Under 100 Year Should Feel Old - } East India Hair Grower | Stace ees gg ik eee es SMe eee ee se ae yo Ee i ok .. aoe SSeS ss eS , Se ‘Mme. Luella McDaniels, ‘Scientific Method of Scalp Massage. A Modern Wond- cr. ii: me E \ie Det Sane tet reer tinea. a eae ri eh Sears Seater Siete as le Se cine, i ae ius ee mae eae Tot Ry aagteet of abuse Reigate fave itee in the internet slanda end bere dieeen ee “OFA airieuty encountered by th ied es See “Ada Montgomery's HAIR GROWER & TAN ae | : Ge a ae j = 4 re itty softer wal Bie ot sean Se tein a te aE AS eS ata dice or igen boa a ost ie ae SA cen to hae coe sae wo The Dallas Express re tase Made Pi by ‘And Designing coer SE CLAY AWAY THE YEARS Aenly Boras Resanter co nn ea Sect Sia Sete oe he See Sica ee Un he or’ W meee eae Fn ' a li Re Ly Sy ori Bataan IG CORSET Saeereete Scar selena Roderau car avste detest vaca Bane rdescheeer teae careful research, have ouch ‘@rent faith tna ronartive power that they have arranged take ana ahs to it tus irate i beh agit satis tears, erat Ease nee Sie tt a alae deel hetadae thats Bite Sets, Seu? Ventana het ioe SUNY desire sy Shatin fio meet a Rie geet ae eth a ee Che tern fare at Niky planed ome Pay gapeys wine Sprang ee frei avert i terns ay Fine for Lumbago Mostrle ivy gla ay aad wea aecoutSoting cealor Jeatvel ke poate tn lou, whe elemoest, made eee inate and tubes honpial si, $3.00 even THAW A MUSTARD MASTER FREE! CATALOG AND PREMIVM ai asia 30-108 i COLORED ‘ WOMENS. on oe REAL HUMAN HAR’ | Transformations, Switches, Side Waves and Wigs. | 26 = = ee ne Bam's Mail Order Howse fe Pear ons NEWYORK, --- ```markdown ``` PAGR BX Merkel: Mr. Jim White was here from Rauger Island on business with the University of Taylor, metored over to Ahbenei School were good and on time. TEXAS TOWNS Ava. Mca McBhee, Sunday, Arrivals: Sunday School was held at 9:30 a.m. Mrs. Suzie Boleyn, Cypress, La. Mrs. Suzie Boleyn, Cypress, La. The Superintendent and all Dhilim — The Inviable Quarterly — the officers were at their post on Sunday School. The Superintendent and all F. Johnson, Mr. H. A. Stevens, through the Sunday School. The M. A. Thomas and H. A. Stevens, through the Sunday School. The M. A. Thomas and H. A. Stevens, through the Sunday School. March at 11 a.m. services were good Sunday. The Baptist church Saturday night, services were good Sunday. General Coney—Sunday School and B. Y. P. U. were both well attended Sun- THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1924 at the A. M. E. Sunday school and also preached a splendid sermon subject, "And the Earth will be filled with water," the Holy Ghost celloon all present; collection lifted by Deacon Oueloy and Stewart Burden. Prof. Warren preached the sermon. The pastor preached at night and administered the Lord's supper to the saint-in-law, Mrs. Dora Malon also on business, Mrs. Moseley resides now in Pt. Worth and administered the Hope Baptist church for St. Louis Feb. 25. The Mission club of the Hope Baptist church for St. Louis Feb. 25. The Mission club of the Hope Baptist church for St. Louis Feb. 25. The Mission club of the Hope Baptist church for St. Louis Feb. 25. The club served a two course Menu. Sandwiches and cake and cream and cream served beautiful pink powder puffs with pink ribbon for prizes, Mr. Dora Malon served a two course Menu. Glasses held the tuckest, Music furnished by Mr. Claud Kennedy Wilhelm Lee of Dallafine were last writing, and at his post to the dew-esk, Miss Mary J. Brown visited last light of all. He was the best Griffin of Work of Rev. D. L. Penn, pastor of Sixth Street choreer, Man, appeared at Texas University, and was the guest of Sunday, Feb. 14, Rev. Pauw is Vellers' "Within the Law." Mr. called to the pastorate of St. Paul Griffin is an excellent dramatist. Mr. called to the pastorate of St. Paul Griffin is an excellent dramatist. Mary L. Ingram, Mr. Vernon entertained by her. pet showing several pieces of odd art, including a large sculpture. The fourth year class and its monograph from Longfellow by all, Mrs. Sidor. She have supplied themselves with my Heykana, read a splendid book, beautiful class arm bands. It seems on "Home Etiquette, Mrs. Edward W. Heykana," the fancies of the families of all the classes. Mennas, Jr. Hightower and Aller Stote motorized to Marshall Sunday to visit Bishop College. They were the Hightower and Mr. Curry. Mrs. Annie B. Rose who has been in Shreveport, La. teaches manufacturing courses and accounts of the illness of her sister, Mrs. Laura Abram Simmons. She was soon as soon as her sister improves Miss Ruth White and Zeniel Cash motored to Marshall Sunday to visit the Art Club and Wiley. The Sunshine Social and Art Club met Feb. 29th in the meeting two new members were an interesting business session Mrs. I. A. Moore took charge of the meeting. Two new members were invited to the Idle menu. The Alpha Civic and Art Club met at the beautiful home of Mr. Bottice Duckenfield or the Art Club opened with the ladies turned their attention to the art phase of their hosts: a delicious menu. Texas College Notes Texas College Notes Texas Tech virtual a bive of industry in all its various departments. The erection of the Administration hall on the big college campus in Austin. Brothers Construction Company Mr. W. T. B. Williams, representa- tive of the University of California, campus a few days last week. Mr. Williams, on the evening of the 5th Wednesday of August, 2015, Hatti, which was both intereting paid to Madam Lucy Anderson and Emma Baker 155, each on death of their mother. Electric lights have been installed in the house. Mrs. Cedric Masey is visiting parents in Kaufman. Rev. U. S. Roberts of Rockdale was here提前接待 for Mr. B. G. Frank. Boham. — The Northwestern Baptist Board held here last week was very successful. Moderator of the event was a great work. Quite a number of preachers and visitors were present. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Boham was here last week. Rev. W. H. Lynch officiated. Rev. Joseph Wilson of the Baptist Board last week. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Dodd was buried Sunday. Mrs. H. Harwell left for Houston on the day of the nouncing her marriage to Stewart which took ulce Dec. 1. Mrs. Chase them great happiness. Mrs. Chase them great happiness. Sunday for her school at Wolfe City. Miss Mary Ann Asadale Schmidt for her school at Saturday, her paster officiated. NEWS OF EAST TEXAS ACADEMY Tyrion, Texas. March 8. The work of the school is progressing nicely. The class in stenography will be taught by instructor Robinson can dictate. The seniors entertained recently in G. T. Rohmann's birthday. G. T. Rohmann's birthday. The Valentine social given by the JuniorsJOJOy affair. Rev. R. M. Griggs. R. Th. D. D. of Palestine, Texas was with us recently and delivered lectures on "Right Thinking." Miss Anne B. Griffin of Massa- an eleocatist of no mean ability to work with students rendered an excellent谏. Prof. I. B. Sparks of Dallas, a former, who recently have dates recently. T. M. E. Hines of North Texas College, Denison. We have weeks later. Miss L. E. Hines, she lectured to the student body on the subject "Value Resilience" who was very much enjoyed. The base ball boys are lying up in the classroom team in Texas during the season. The teachers and students finan- Junior's, who say that they "lead in all things, and others follow" led by the "invulnible" Miss L. E. Hines who believed in the "true logical clauses." True faithful few "cream of the school, led by their stalwart D. W. G. Merrwitt, the Freshmen led by the "tenacious" Miss D. M. Joseph who believes in being one hundred per cent more than others by taking all by taking third place. The Seniors led by the "eagle eyed" G. T. Hines, who thought their leader worked hard, he was not supported as he should have been, they came in the Senior grammar being left orphanly early in the race on account of their leader leaving the fifth place with Miss Lila Miller leading them. Prof J. V. McClellan, The Captain of our Salvation" announced wanted to let them know that he was "around here" brought forth wanted to let them report. Reported. Hospes are as follows: Fifth, sixth and seventh grades, Prof. G. L. Jolly, $25; Senior Grammar Miss. M. D. M. Joseph, Leader $100; Sophora M. M. M. Stevens, $144; Juniors, M. L. E. K. Robinson, $18,12; Theological, Rev. W. G. Merriwath, $18,25; College, from the School Sunday, $75; from the B. Y. P. U., $4; from the Y. W. Several members of the board were present. Those who spoke were Dr. J. C. Jackson, Rev. C. C. Jackson, Prof. Wm. Butler and Rev. C. M Butter, president, and Moderator of East Texas Atenas coursing our words and pledged new their hearty support to the faculty and school. The rally was one of the many coursing our words and coursing the school. We appreciate very much the silver offering from the faculty and to all others who so freely helped us Miss Clara B. Maya, dressed in her impersonator, of Texarkana, Ark, delighted an appreciative audience in recital on Monday night. DEAF AND DUMB AND BLIND INSTITUTE Austin, Texas, March 8 — Pupils were happy when they now the first snow of the winter fall last Monday. Mrs. D. Pickard, a Junior Choral Class are practicing for Master. The Literacy of the N-12 students will be a lovely program under the direction of Mrs. M. D. Pickard, teacher of the advanced deaf department. Mrs. D. Pickard was also a very splendid onl. Rev. Gives praised for our last week of school. Mrs. D. Pickard by Mrs. S. R. Jones was enjoyed by all. Our farmers and gardeners need special mention for the splendid way they cared for the country sausage recently. The tailor, cleaning and pressing department was very helpful in the direction of Mrs. M. D. Pickard, teacher of the advanced deaf department. Mrs. I. E. Smith's a very splendid one. Rev. Gives praised for our last Sunday. The vocational gardeners need special mention for the splendid way they cured the sausage recently. The tailor, cleaning and pressing department is doing well under the direction Mrs. M. K. Grewin. A very pleasant social was enclosed by the members of the faculties Professor Fletcher room of the school on the eve of the leaving for Fort Worth of Wr. Mrs. A. Huntman assistant preceptus of girls. The professor presented her with a leather handbag. The affair was a very pleasant event. D. Martin and wife were present. Visitors to the Institution, Mrs. Perry and Mr. B. J. Thompson. DALLAS DISTRICT NOTES a Beautiful Te Wotey ada tat toe baste. Bho owes 1 foes a he hing ht Neat Rl or bet i ees ‘There is nothing that makes 2 woman more beautiful oe) ceetemei tide ie sane svomsns coos Mee) ine gney "Make yoors bocute | yi eae Ifyou have hair tunt is short, stubborn, kinky or wiry tg taint Hin Quinine Hale Bresog today tnd er F Seepblenle your bale wil become Tong, sa, Setigne Yad onctcl Ja Guisine Hat Dresing Sl or fut reare but an excelent Bighly perfumed hair Sag, Cnc iaA vil vemore‘dondruts ey fehing' othe Passed ie iter an a sip deren : wal HE fe'Coctanet Gulnine Shncpeer” Uned ih idaSoceatat Guiine Shaman” Used i Hl ile Quinine Hair'Dreesag It wil mae sarin Im SESE, proven inthe eppearase of yout halt [ nis fo use Hl-Ja Shanpoe ter best ruts oie tetas fon BE bese Sot re ‘MISS FLORENCE COLLINS av Site Mee see ee re oe ‘At Your Druggist or Direct By Mail Pcie aeeeer Price Be, Postpaid oat er ge oe a Wits for our weney making sire sities = Agents Wanted jiin‘wnd cream toda Stee moter ee Le es = HRA CHEMICAL CO. SEND $1.00 TODAY ATLANTA, GEORGIA :: U.S. A. Forney—Mt. Zion 8. 8. opened at 10 ofelock with sup. C. A. Smith prosiding. Young ladies class No, 2 still holds the banner ‘with Sister A. J. Cruther as teach- er. At If o'clock pastor W. H. Varner detivered a "soul. stirring Sermon, BY. P. U. ts progressing ‘ery highly” with: present S.J Patterson, ‘The Junior B. ¥. P. U. won the banner. Program render. (ed bythe Junior Union. Rev, W, Hi Warner has retarned | trom the Hoard which was held at Bon- ham, Texaa and brought back food news MPs. EMC. Shaw as nese tothe. iggr side tery. interesting rept The W. H&. work le going over the. top, with’ Stor A.J. Cructher ‘pres. Sister A. R Shaw. vice prow Me Ei Stave, (of Dar five! was visitor at our unon Mee Seutle Rtfen "of Topeka. Kanana ts visiting her mother Men M, Av Ward. The socal riven tinder ie auspices ‘of the Junior Union at the home of Mrs S.J Patterson was. suceess. Mrs 3 AL Rawls Taste a fiving tip t Dallaa” "Tueedsy.” Mra. Bertha Wrieht visited. her father, Richer Kenner Tweklay. ‘The Little Ban Uist 8.8 opened at ® o'rtock ‘ith LF. Marlin Supe Banner class A George Pullviove. teacher. Bro. 7 C2 Dyed. Mee Martha | Swindell ‘and Amanda Milion were tn Dal- fan sunday. Mr. HL Morrin and ohn were the fest. from. Ter Fell Tense, Wilt “Wright won the Ccunterpane nt the ras party Fin at A. MB. church The feats “from Kanfman were, Mr Ross Henton, Misr esate. Cauh ther and’ Mint Will Nevwood. Mr Whitfela Jnekson of Dallan_ wa imueat of is mother,” Mra os Dentow-Rev, M. Unley of Ala ‘bana in runing salen of meeting nee Emanwet” Bapttat ebureh Rev Y. Mooney motored overt Gainooville, Texae last Thuteday carry Rev. kT. Thomas and. wit tome, "The revival lowed at 8 ‘Temes. with kteat mceges Phe pay tor reperta {26832 rained byt ‘hwrch in on manthy ‘Fhe We ¥. i StSoetety”tertained "the mal Imembern and frehdn A. Sto coed Nnchcon waa served: Mr. W. Ket ter ie herg ialing her Roaband, th ee SW. Kallen, Stra Lilly Galnesviin iat here! ME and Mr Ditmere of Garland are tere ela Ing" Mr tnd Men Will Morsin Th Strand 1 lub No, 2 wae entertain ft fant eek by Mew Flee Moore Siparty of youne people conetatin Shire J Moore Moe 34. Neb Slnon tnd’ Master W. 1. Skinner mo fred to Pitoe Paine to attend howe perty given by Dr. and Mr Soot Btomea. ort Artinr-—undey wen igh day all-chorenen, all” church Store well attended Sunday” Sehoo "the New Hope Haptist ohare ‘pened at Ue hunt Move with eachers prosent. 4 good Teebon wn {aught and ll benefited, featon wn viewed. bythe pastor, Tey. TN Richardson, Attor warm prayer ser ‘20 11:0 nm. panior Richard toon the stand, ACH pam Grow titer Drownand end Bro ther T. 3. Miles. leaders carried. ery muconaeu program, assate bythe Harbere. Union contest be Tween two. Berbera. the one. wh ‘rises the most tomy over” #180 HN be riven a reward "of 380 Merwe GW. Yeoman and Hen ‘vson, contentamta. alr Gibson’ be Ing the winner, wan reveaeded th ‘hte, Pastor Richardson also delle fred. aatfong sermon ‘on thin oe ‘Sknlon. to the arbors whale hinking AC 6H gm. TL YP Uae called to order by Prenden Ye Maat At 800 mam pant fame forward with nother red bo fhensage Collection wood” throush Sue the day. Teck Talend "Bapti {Ghoreh reporta a eh day ss ‘Phuredays PPday nights. I as (reek, Rock" Intend ehureh wa (Growaed to Tisten to two great ser mona detivered by Rey, A, Hubbard ee ene fe eateeee cam ce Telativen and returned home this ronson te fee ere ome mas moe Se se acre [rata oi ana hen bona mini | Groesbeck-—Andrew Chapel hac \a ‘igh day Sunday; several visit ehigea, em ras nar ee eee as eon os oo eee ees rae ae rec ae eee so fee eee por recat Tea oe eee ee ea anaes eae ie ie oe erate ocs maa geet ie ‘Geo. Baker ts erecting & new se mg ee 2 epitope pn Sime at ott ah ees pcre nee Recent earn ae ato ieee reece ams ea eres ar fee cea eee ge AS igen moet ioe Sree to feats deren (te eee aes ee earar aoe ee is ac ae re ie pameerace Bs een eset seer er oe ee [riche wae at bis bet ‘sunday fo re ena |from" his very. soul, subject. “Th es Se arenes ae fear sate fore gat, Sees hetetecce gen sane Perorame ates mot Pera fae er a aa ee eerie ome ert pear este te, Pathe pea beg core et faa tee Go trin. Mim, Velma (Fintitt) — Me- \MeDonalq” returned to Corsica fH#H DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAROH 8, 1024 Saturday after spending week fond with her father, ae. Hub ‘bart Biultt. Mise Mable Eliot Jot Corsicana spent Sunday tn the lly guest of Mfr, and. Airs Young, Dr. 8. M. Pollock, out popular dentist, returned to th old homestead Sunday. Hla moth fcr who has been ill for several ‘weeks ‘returned. ‘with the doctor ‘The William singers will be her fon the 18th. ‘The mugieal at At Hoch" Friday night given bp ‘Mistress "White. and. Pollock. wat fa swell affair. Every number wa ajoved "hy the. large. wudlence Ale, Randoiph Farris and. Endaley bad business ‘in. ‘Tehua feana Sunday. De. J._N._ Perkins Splometrat, of Grapeland, Texas wilt Teave the clty Monday atte in week's stay” looking. after yen ‘Tne doctor: wan very. mich need fd in. thie tection. Don't forge {0 eave all news Item at Square Deal ‘Drug Store Dr. W. H, White Mr. Jan. A. Reynolds und. other ‘were’ cen odakine Sunday. Mi eo Burleson, Erholn. and. two. ieee ater “Iediew broke there sora) Kodaking Sunday, thirteen Sie of lta. were siwed In fun front ‘and play. Get the Expres Square Beal Drug Company. xeteme—Rervicer were. well a tended Sunday’ ‘20 Friendship. and Sciauria Baptist churehes.” Rev ‘Thoraton, Belse abeent. Rev Htehinasn ‘titel is place. Mr fant Moe Ft, Alexander. Sf. php, “Armstrong, ‘Mra te. Btew: ket tnd” dauxnters motored Buran Saturday to. be. present tthe birthday ‘supper'of ‘Mr N ‘Mexander, Sr. Quite an enjoyable dime’ wae ted, Mes Rose ist fon the alck Hit we hope fOr he 2" speedy recover, - ailford— Sunday School and church services were well at tended at all the churches; al the teachers were “at thelr re ular ‘post and. the. lesson. wa fell taught. "Mt. Moriah Baptist ‘chure, Kev. J.J, Thompson, pas Aor was at his ‘regular posto duty and “preached "two. excell sermons. The WH. A_and Y WGA BY. PW. are doin crplendid work. St. Jawta A.M Bchuren. Rev, T. Re Clemons ‘pastor fied his _cppotntment an (Gay night pdunT dvi zea. reached. Sunday. morning. Sun ‘lay night. the. visiting. preache Dreached. The A.C. Ee leagu (ith. Wetr president Matlle 0 [Beatie are putting things over th ito. At sok. they” renders lan scellent program. " Pirin Rest A Fe enureh, Mer, J. W ‘Moulton’ filled bis’ appolntmen fn Talvy Mem, Russal Sim de iat ter Mbme Saturda March Tet ‘and wen Warled March 30d. Shi ‘ert a husband, children and Ihont ‘of friend’ and relatives. fnoorn her Tost ‘The Kelly, Miller High sch-o a proereesthg rapidly. All th students see Interentine inthe [Ady and Tooking. forward for Selena" serwonead tho” Bx ‘prose, Plece don't aak (0 ere | Ganse,—sundny School, was fil with interest at Mt Zion HU ‘Yesterday. ar. Bazzle Rosemar ‘And famliy were in town Satur ‘ay. He bas three” l0veh ‘hitaven,, Me. Roseman WAS eot ‘regular reader of the. Expres yer since he haw been in th Tecaity, Mr. Rosenoai th foremas covet 2 big Potton farm. for Sve tnigens rentlemen 0 CiXreng, Tense Mire Tey, Ban im ati! readine the ‘Express nn ‘Also Mes Mary and Ada. Thomp, ‘ton Messra Jno. B. . Thompson ‘rereading the “Express. Mra Goorin Thorn Ran opened Festanrant foctading. krocrien fe"fcine a nice bonnees eal Tor when vor srw. in thn, Rev Feber wit ke in teh boat Be ‘dav to feed Sr on thew soliton fd we are also tookine fOr hit 12" pot ‘over. a program alo (BYP. Cee | Centere—The sd news. of th \aecth of Rew M.A Roberta 0 [Mnrshall, received here onda int lant we, was ute abocktn Pay Roberta’ har served, and wn larrvig rt the time of bls dent ep nt tna two. Baptist cbrirche Sin thts ‘town, am naar. het |rsatea isat at the St. Paitl Br Ce ahoireh where he served it (heh erat “and tothe Belixht 0 ieee marten eid telnin AL th oath nt Mew Davin, OW mentoring the Morning. Star, Bp Wat church, which occured th early part of last year, Bey, 3 pena church, and during his pastonste cn this town he made friends of ane no ce oar ed, “Lee oral Wa ea [ee cee en fees a” ae erty es Se Pee ey esas [worthy shepherd; ‘und the ¢o0t- a See oe coated ay fee corner as ae em eon Tass Sele Co eae ieee oe oe a See, ao ae ah ene oe ee ee eae Rois Seen eae en Hes er i tee ee Soc et aoe ne ores eens Cea oa eee Sort wae eae SS ears a eo bp et ei [et cece LS oe ee Bo tees es ae pyre re ea ern eae ences eens ae Pet ea aes ato ene Oe het ae enn ee ee eS ee ts otal een aoe ie ee hin ec eiadletetate aca che ee oeceeet Laer Pongal eae cepa iene Sree a cae en free cae ae a (ae tes et et ie soos oe ae arg | temple-—title Fannie Mad Det | Seneca mentee apnea i aca fea, a rh a [iota Sane ate [ee ea eee ee ates kel ees ea ees acta eae ase eet ha tae et ean a i setae tee ae ese tia ee fone carae eee te cooees aan ere yee eee cae Roce et eee barrie agp oe Tene sabi yi eee ee oe breeds eee ae eee ae ee Sad cae eee ati Vasa ccs, ate Sees Ste ae oti, erie, se ora | Banks, principal of the city school, {etait seater oe ce |store a stee aeter ipbaee a senee e e I eine mca Rare nl ee aes ee eee een re oe oes ee Veen eaneaeaie ese See aoa eee (ec nee ea ig eres Ie eee re ie ee ean livers "wax charming, and 900! ieee en serene ae eS ee eee ae he oe Se ee fear Sen Ne ae en {ech a ec lest Wat Seat Veale ee, eae eta lee ee a renee IS saree aor ise et ue ace to |e Seats |e cee ea ee jensetaee te oe eta Vee aS Gre eae ees ee See ad coe Sor pe ar oa ata i eat cheer we eee ces {| Honey Grove—The A.M. E ate Sis Merc ce oe cay eaats, {set Sree seas part ce ee ae ae Yeas eae oe ae eer nee wee nce a ee sn eet ess cea ‘Alice were in Bonham Inst web gel ie he Sacet caren mee a tan "ae liege tones, eae Yicetebbeog hoe ere i ear acee Meee ite stoenas -/cholr. Rev. J. R. Swancy was is jaecncaes eatin senate Ie maree ie eh ae aes ata teats arc eee era ae pe ‘Lon hay ben elocted president Loran hay ben elected president SAM Eee eke kts Teen st aif the churches” Sutay. We Boe tes tars hia EPs "ecient eaten eer, So ee vere Oe eat ited They ees sae wad tomed cone ahaa ae Baronet See tty a Eee ete ee tea ae iia ae Sea Hat oe goe iy SR eases ataeen nero ree ae cee gaan Ste? eat wl or aloo Pe a ilar eearaaue nee te soar eat ae ets Miata esa ae a ae erat bee oe ret or ae aap iol iaatm E stitan a [Antioch 8. 9, moving, rich A ry oy o rd is Mf RY Cd Ne ferret Mi ee er a tt oa a a SaaS aca eT lat | eee the Airst Sunday in April, Rev [uobert Taylor made a flying tt to Houston oa the 22nd. to ae his chtiaren. Reveral ot the ageats 0 the Mlesiaatppt Lite Tasorance Co. feore "tne city Saturday and [Sunday The teachers and scholar jt Douglas ‘scoot are. workin Scot We" erat hope the schol. We. certainly felt aucoesa hin ne, |"etarkuna—The Sunday Scho i Sunoot wan a succenn ‘clase 11 fron the vanner:" (ta collection 83s. Eleven otiockservicen ner fre attended. Pastor Rev. 3 W Whar fled. "the pulpit abd reached a mplendia. sermon. Sra Lena Goodson han retro ea 10 ber home at Popular lft liter ‘atiending the funeral 0 her" cousin, Mim, "Jenie Hasvey. firs. Sary"Aan iaehsom haa #0 fumed from Bivens La. were the "spent "a wook’,daightfull frth her husbands relatives. ure. Ficreters was abvent from choo fast week"on ‘conn of lines And Her place wes fled by in Iby‘Wiliame The Sewing. Cir fe ot Hopewell chur was ples landy, entertained atthe home 0 Ira, WT. Thorpaan on lst Pr ay, evening after. the rogue outing of business, am. our sewing. “The howtess served Gatciocs “repast of Salad, Hot {Chocolate and cake Sunday was Teaulltul day” and Hopewell ® (eas. larsoly. attended. Reve Whitow "reached a wonderful jernon” that toiched. the ‘ert Voc evory ote ‘und he ple an jigs ended, ‘hls icouree ‘The pastor ansated Dy Bey Hollingsworth and Rev. Grigsby [RdminiotereaSereament The cl ection was splendid ad deserve penn” ica ela Hin fenilyon Laurel. St, he ba [employment tn “Doddridge, Ane Mien Hate Worn In Improve [after a severe linen of Taal week [the Siewardew oar met [Hocewall church Monday evening Feith "tex Mariah Jotnson, Vie resident presiding. A lars mm |ber of the churches of the elty ‘tended’ the program at Cannan furch Sundty efernoas and helped Rev. Watts‘andeongrers ion sconserably. “Phe pastor rally at Mt Pisgah church as ‘Sunday’ wer 4 succome, Mr. A [Roweserry hoa returned trom Je eraon, wnere ‘be attended. the fomerat of his tutner that was ‘eld Feb 06, Rew: Stare returned from ‘aland, "la. and. preaches |ertrong and tereet sermon a [Be James Cntreh Sunday” The Parent "Teachers Assocation "of Duntar har on" bible conten [rmons” the ‘churches |, AMac-AL 10:0 lg are 2, i624, ev, BY. Martin was |elled from lanor to reward. afte ‘tone ines, he wi be lain {mone Hope Wet Baptist. chure faba many” other inter “charebes ft whien he has teen” asoclated Morril aod’ Spring Hi have oa | nobie ‘pastor. He was eX-pastor Joe 'aito “and” Linwood © apt [ehurches, Ho waa x warm end [ana chritain brother to all whe |Rncw bio. Hesiod igh tn the [ie‘or P. rank also Masonle Order {ie Hetped "his race in uu wast [ile ‘wroge 'aeverel nthe, Home \isednt Bose Towsrunce, he we ‘absTrurte. of or pabile schon A ro in hiss but we bow in batbie subnets. to Man wh Schall wings well, Stra May Tato eeperte hers mother doin fing'in her tgeas. Stester Theo ilove Barrsoa te improving. 3. W Siraaiey fe lek lated. Mrs. Car [Sacknon reports a rand time Sa [arday inter enertatment ample Prepkratione re. being made 1 [Mie pastore “Tra "Anavereary four Sanday In March, Jackoonvile,—_ ‘The celebration joc the" arth. anniversary” of The |Fheetpapiiet church wan ate oan threurhoot tbe eaiee_ pro iam etang. Thursday” ale fplendié ermoa; wan enloyed SL Prigay ight Rey D. Due treeched Soul sising sem Jon Laying off the weisht of Sin |ind ‘may apex athe saint 0 ‘td hat sat oor Dearta Duron Mts he talked Om. Saturday” te staging choir unier ” t nanagement ct air Dennis, prea | dent. rendered a nice program (Om mnday morning ‘nt hun '|hour Sunday Schoo! opened anc lela vein waa A 3:90 preaening by Dr. Mertwea er be took for a text “Thow ar ‘eters pd apom thie. rock rat soy churn ‘nwt ante renal shallot prevail Srowit atthe iden ha th meh wanted through valli /sntien Ne wictorions At 32° De. Wiateld ete) ‘praced Prot sermon, on chien een ‘om Brery ody. waa lad. itn toe reat a, A [Desron Senders apse om Th Joveratation of oct hureh. At Jomeur ‘Tr. Meriweather preach ed Ssmother‘prertsertion, Snel theo Neve Hope Bap er emacs allaed were prea rch ean ah eel oe cat {of caletion rained $1347 Se CMake. the aia Same of the Steteipp a wane ot Tyler tae. imveraing oan No In Bema Chanel Resiny schoo! Mew Med tonne ARan her shot Pei pete ten. Atexand | Fetweem oom: titer 2. Ss ae weckeerene: @ oieanaeatiae ‘the “heavens of suscese; ota tion fntie 2fhet t tthe" ot the present Mr 3 Grins vey? meting wae had 1G ‘were present, aprize "ot art ficial morning glories were give to Arm Bowe, for dan the ba emattening. “The club wll mee wth fra Grave. A pele wil by Tiven for the best cake. Mra 1 "Coleman returned home Bat ing after 6 weekn tay in Dat tun ptr eso "Wilson. Waa ile by dopoty seri Marl B9th The Finerat waa ‘iaraely attended, ‘iw, ie Holinn, sees, Ret. M."‘altchel, nestor? Sweet Unto maine ‘wore laid to rest in Latisis femetery. Mee W. D._ Dena th rector abd manager ot th reat Boon choir Por the nec hight of he 3K aanleeraay the church. ts, We E. Bimer the “Tnapiring. taeber for. th Young" "mens class’ in. Bento Chapel etm. vetorious eve fal other clauses “und tlaed. the Manet amount ‘Stay. Behot Halletin for Sun ay Maveh 2nd: Rising Star Bap Un ehivrenatendanen 24 elle: {Non 71 sentn, Gi Baden Sipe apuat ‘caren Attendance v8 collection #27, 3. #2 Vauxhne Supt, alien Blais f,Benry see ev." Bi Johavon, pastor: Bex on ‘Chapt “C. at iz church, At tendanee $0 collection #287, 1 1 Phereo, Supt. Mina | Wreth Booth, wee, Reve Si, D. MeCatenter pastor. Rants Wayraa’s Chapel A. a E. church Sunday school was wel ‘tended: Iason reviewed" by th Dstor. Our pastor, Dr 3.1. John on preached m great aeraion; tw fonverte and three acteanions. Th christian "Endeavor. stow ery rapidly. ‘The ‘Uaher's bone nd Radio club ure expecting Dut overt program for Quatter Eonterence Aspermoat. — Macedonia Bap tust"ehoreh” Sunday schoo! wa frell attended. Services were wel Metended all Gays Reve Wm. Lew breached 8 it ALA AU? Pe ‘we nds a very. flee program mount raised $9040, Our pasta Dreached''a great sermon” Sun fay. aight Mr G. Miller mOtor dover to Stamford Suna Ox aston, ‘will prench at Rota Wedneatay night. * naager—Servicen were 500 au erchon. "Phe, Pad Bap {int Membership nce looking fer ‘wards to" entering. ‘heir te ‘Shireh De, HB. Jolson. gust ft the White ebitian hie ‘worshipped withthe St. Pa church. Sunday night. Rew. Lc el preached at the Bt Pau Baptlot chureh ™ slonday ” night Ren. FP. Thornton of Tharbe Yas he clty Sunday” Mas th ‘Price left for. points in West Tex ‘ar Mir Joe Civils of Brockeneld ‘passed’ thra enroute to Brovn ‘wood Aire Sanders entertane Ah” the om Koster wth (esp, year bthday warty Mr ‘Snat” Hrviaapent “Sunday i Dreekenridnn. Hey. W. 1, Dav (oan aatand. for a few day There’ wilhe an entertainmen iniven ot the. Se Pe Batis (Gnaech “Saturday” night | Honey Groves—Servicen at th 14 'MB church Sonday nA IM were ‘wll attended, Rev. 1 ‘D: Caradine Wevered une er ton We went 40 Union HH Sun (ay afternoon and Wald Aplen {id ervice and was tae ath post at 7:46 Shermun.— Mrs. alary Malou ‘on return. from. ihe. funeral 0 fier "mother, "Mrs Mary Curl @ [EU Ausuntiie found er son dead ‘le Yanoral was held: Maveh Sr {rom "Harmony Baptist hue {ir David Henderson of 117 Ha [Jonow Is an Express reader, Rev SPW, Maine o¢ Be Jobn CM fharen ‘were visited by x. crow lot "Stormers. after"prayer" servic nee Wednesday niet who Wound them. many good things to |The Mon” WJ. Durham ob AUG, wil go to Greemvile_ ne ‘won, tas” ‘Sedatia Hamlt ‘inited ‘Mise Mello Contey Denison. Mey. J.-M. Rines” an ‘members af St. Joba CM eean’n big. revival om the. Dn Wasahachle-—Litle Marlo Joh on spent Sunday” in Dal |Pisiuns her mother who te i th outa Mrs. ‘Georeia” Witten Joe" Dallas ir inthe ity atten jis hee ater wh |, tawton, Okla— terry aiatron |Bontal ana Ar Club met ath |Home! afaik ois |2oth: adjourned to meet at Mr JR 'W. Mecowan, March Th, St flay school was’ well ntended ‘Guise Baptist church The 3. \ | 'U"'nae a lage aitendance, 2 Sian PM. the Mlasion rendere 1 rogram, The ‘aator preache eT dgo P.M and at alebe ae co, lan Bern Wil of Colaat Okla. hae been added Co the fa |ity’ of Douslasn school, Sunda [wan't fina day. at Bethel Bapust church & & and B. 3 PU at usual hours both wer Yeoil attended. The $8. ad th ‘Allen 'Christian Ihdeaver were’ sual how at Barrett Chapel aE Shrek. The patton Re Watts Welivered "ta" wondert [sermons | Gatnesvile-—Ail churches wer | GainesviBee—All churches wer [the Kiwanis tub at hele uneheon. Thora 5 ‘Queenie Htyant left Sunday aight ey usa Cy, Mo, end ate aaa bea sting he aetier nd Fen ‘Magnolia Springs, — Rev. Joe Johnson pastor at ie C. ab ‘Church wae at his post. Preach fhe ‘ninaing eomventon eld a Walnut Hill schoo! Saturday and oa clam ize "Nebo! "atianded “thee ‘ention Sunday” Prot Cartwright [principal of Cait igh schoo! was Vone of the sors tothe cob vention. ‘Mr, “Maraball Bes, was hurt by A Pore tarning” over on ‘im ana “alee from Bie |e, th. “Dorn to Ar and. Mie |G 'weight "a boy: mother “and ‘hil. lag ‘nicely Bora te Jand’ airs. Eugene Barrett «boy Sirs, oa Horn left Bunday fo jibe: Certhage. — on tant Thursday Depsty WL, Roblovon and Me’ Tolheet. spent the night With Mt. and Ara Floyd Jenkina "4 Maat ‘strec, Longview, Texan Sra Obenn Gastar idl abe feula do (9 make ft pleasant or eo 2 Drie Dirt, Gooper—Sunday wan tne dy {ash"® wan well attended a [bt shurehee et rt resched to splendid sermons ot day Aad Ai al Wey ia Ke home apain trom 8her faa. te, Jo C Stoute and wil srent to FY Worth to make thol Tatar “home, air Granlaom Dens fand others "vated Konda Sunaay. Ne. Joule Lee and. wife frere the. guest. of as ARI Beret andl ts Martin on te {nth tre Muiten aaley in her from Greene isting hor ro ther whoa Ut Sirs. Stary” inp tn here viiing ber parents,” Mt ack” Wright ot! Commerce, va tbo raat ot Sr, Russe Mati ast Brag. irs Mays and others motor ato Parte Sunday Bon, 3. W Reynotde of Denton, the srahd lecturer ofthe Loyal Freath of [Atmerien ‘alte. the ety and pa one strong dive Avingee, — Sunday Sebo0t spring Hin wus geod. Mee RB Jalen spent stew aye im Jeter son ant week. Ar. Peres iuhe ft "Tulma” Okla. bat formerly ol hi place ‘was here. last woe Ire 3"W, Houston und a te fot her poplin enjoyed Nodak [Sunday afternooo, Me H, 8. Turn ler made a fiying trip to setter |pon,"Ats. Ta inowood alent Jie" isle oar thin week Mr Jaa ret. A” Donnan, Rev A norte ‘and ite. moored, \etternn: Mise "Awia "Sng Da ho. he Just fibiabed Ha |fchoot at. Waco, Texan home rw kadave Grits ot Olier |fsctns her ‘mother “and father Ne and, Mrs. Gs Galloway. Met | Ser Tamer and baby abd bro |tersnciaw. were the suewt of Ai fod Mim "AAT Moore. ME."C. 0 Day, ir V. Peppers. Ci tow Penpere and Bist Were th Sita ot the Mates Bette the Da week Mr. O. T, Mawkine am "there ‘sttnded the concert [erate Rotary Jagat char Jaolensia meeting, Patel waa copied by Ret Brown. Bt "Pau Sapte Sunday achoo! “opened 000A. AL Sir. -Amdvew Day ins returned. from Denison, "Tex Me. Buah was tn the ety om ba fog. Mee Go Re Hel ad Mat |ftot, ‘ir. Sind ales. C.-C. Car |penter "motored to, Winnabor |Btinday. “Mies Hacktes » peas tire the tty on Bm wey Mar shal, Texas | Pieland— Sunday Scoot wa wall attended at all schools San fay, Rew Tania “Darren wast epost "at It lock and preach ‘led 8 strong sermon. Mr. Wil | evford ded muddealy "Wednes ‘day merning. Mr. J. Seith fron |auaing tein town. Mra J | Shenberd valine” ber” mothe t/ Mrs. Danaby Is back from Shreve port. Mr. Sampson Robert a | fins Mary "Jouee, ware marie ie 20th ‘| Peres. — Sunday Shoot wa jac An tH ohoreh. ‘The. Fe -|ivangellat Hers A. be Taylor s/Knscks Texan ‘wan with past simpson "and “preached tre trons sermons: collection $11.0 three aeceesons. Rev. Millers [sth le "people: Sunday. Prot. 1 ste tattle mado x Dunia E19 | Darla Sunday. +] Whltewrighe— Sunday was ge day" Sunday school was we ;|attended ‘at both churches. Re ‘A. Le Yarbor filled the pulpit s | Bagtine suren The party ele pth Duptint Sunday school Ws 4 macceon, Mr. Dave Wiliams Tulsa tnd Mra. Irene’ Kem a ere on account of the nee thelr mother Sr. Gs Gatewoo Mr '8A. Doboney, AMF. Conte ME. Albert Merce motored to. Va Alstyne’ Sunday” Air. Olle i ta"and an ond Mian Do | Avaneapent tha week-end, th et te Ser ee H thegteas "2? tania sdk “tal con dan us Mas ena eae were food ‘st New “Hope Chris tian ebureh with a large attend- tee ‘ant food collection. Rev NUNeely. was in the charge of the services. Many tenchers ‘were In Prockett"Satirday.. aire.” Carle Leonard of Palestine attended The closing exerclven of er ale fra, Mem. Loot Some near Cut Fotag, Tag ema Hove toa Conmty stn called to saeet In rockon’ fhe ih for late plane of “wrocadure 10 romine. voUteal ampalen.” Min D. F. Dally shipped her household oe ee renee ‘besband who: : on tiocher thers Mr. George fo eikhatebrousye Me ta dows aac is So Sa toes thee | Weatheriort. — | Sarvicee som neal ureben Baa S"hasom made an aaa Sa ote a sage ie Thames save 8 ck ich or oA ake Ee torlag ie Huictnnopreee fat tbe ka ae ae ay evening. Mire D bet Satny"wae alle to Want fie "taio Wand, & webeeo ter, in Tn sie Cane fmahins Shot tose alse ‘cah et Min, urchin ret fe gate served aad alae train ae A. zi hte “ature in Delete the hasten’ for eee Rev) Meclain held ie Solr ot he 4. | Menderen, — yen tit ugh ay wih tear School” Many” bea rubbery tad teen were at Se uh eee eid gate a fatreting ile “ihe school” team Sosa ‘te uodene body wih © exe ‘esa a et tn of Exceloritet? Se Prot Metane and tee at Be teachers and aoe tog ore puplssld anuocs Imecseaet? wt taet Inrange sore tng tStsor Anion Baptintchuieh, trie wan ea a race Be eran a0 at her fase vo sty Someteret perro ‘sn, andhuaband, Mon Lola Bog fe’ age at hese at Bie Ginn tied Marsh tet 1988 ton. Ca her oman wre sipped, Soma. De, Be. yam fon with his peope at Wesker ‘Chapel CM. i church; ot ‘reel ‘dubs alee sae" So ano Foner and nedtses Witlune in an antamobie’ aside | china rane Charen srg lea ese Ah oe Stn SS here una ie heed vitor tothe ahve eae orcad = wesacte anace as ltr niche coe enion h pete nw Sah" ent Domo ena'Sra. ae shies aod oe eoraney “eee te owt of un penar Cf ty Aa Beott cure bate eyo ate sta Buln. eee [erie for hab Spear nee [Yama e tar Cae ie Bie etree heat, a A |tonte, Mr. W. B. Johnson 1p erecting to cettant BosPreee ae Devis thay ot Nedra Oe ling sits a ante rsh anvont tet asa sets day tienen tac ft mcant nein sl oa Tne tire Re Senate pe brooks senegry cavern i E"Rarse Phe ate A. Ane ak tee cose Peleg iio tin’ one a wees ited hee nape See ccna toga ction Cee fac" ciy "ato. Sop Machetes dd ay terse Dacca of Seas a9 inens of i." Ac Shao Vradnenay sieraen tealng ‘este tea ag rot saltal Tala ee pe [x"anderson:pesients MH Mou: I rr NOTICE TO PUBLIC! | the Gaiden Chain of the Word, lan’ yraternal Benafielary” Inet: tion, chartared under the Laws of the ‘state of Tenn went’ wear the Mobile Wi Starch 28,1928 Te te we ‘er the Insorance Commlasiom awe, tive ail ether ‘Fraternal organi: Wane "et the State ef ‘enna "The ‘Golden Chain af the. World, leone of the Beet Organieatons ‘the State, It has beam baaty ham ted ‘and surt "secovering «week ‘Under thin new adiniateation the [present Supreme secretary, 37 ‘tasrin, andthe preset Bopewe ‘Kalghe W. 1, Diehaot, havs Brecht {the Inatitution out uf the chaos tee {the ght, More tha 8400600 of ‘ck indebteduers bts bande wae (dort. t folan Past Sepreme Knight have. been ped My the present Supreme Kirk, We Biokaon After March ik we i oepe botannd tet Deputiee Wane We want #0 good strong deputies to organ. Foraane. that are hows ‘nnd strat forwasd. A. peed [urive Yor members begin Maseh |1824, good for 0 Saye pedal west: [ers wanted, Men oF woman. If Fes ‘acaira to work tn your comms, Nerits to. prema Kaige Coleen Chain et the World. Ragen 386, {01h le Btovet allan, Tera W. te DICKAON, fa Mah 3) HAMMAR Sup. Secretary, pant —_ == | Eo | heal —— J reas Cohen tee id Saas a eee ce ce ic aot eae people Be cute vets a ieee eee coeee ara coeek ioe erage ca ee cs. eer ine one Cerna nies te cea ar anna ee ea cans, and we warn Rage te ace ch vas Renae aia eae ca ee Pg ieee eer eae Soros ae oa ices someon Saints Sears MOHAME “COMPANY, #860 Bem The PORO AGENCY a Most Splendid Business Opportunity Sanhedrin Meeting Advances Idea of Large All Negro University. Johnson, to suggest the names of Counsel persons who might qualify for positions at the Hospital and to advise the Secretary, Mr. Christian further emphasized that the selection of personnel for the Hospital was in the hands of General Hines and would be handled by the Chief. Col. Johnson accuses me of having shown a letter to his Chief Jus- ter, and I am not sure why any kind to the Chief Justice the day I interviewed him and I can prove in no way have I shown or issued a letter to the Chief Justice. The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce is composed of 1500 members and comprises within its membership the largest and most prominent establishment in the city of Atlanta. In emphasizing the place which the Negro must occupy in the city, the Chamber has an important and influential group of leading Atlanta citizens, Mr. Baldwin showed rare courage and frankness. HARRY WILLIAM MEET JACK DERSEPY IN QUARKE CITY RING. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1924 These facts together with the absolute certainty that Richard Adelphin recently and the fact that at a recent ruling of Alcatraz jail, Adelphin ban from mixed bouts in Pennsylvania, are evidence, without much doubt, that he is guilty. Political Pot is Boiling--John Adams Speaks Out. Continued from page 1. York: Walsh of Massachusetts and Bruce of Maryland? There colored hills in Maryland compelled to answer. "The only good Democrat is a dead one," said one BUILDERS SAY NEGRO HAS PLACE IN AMERICAN INDUSTRY BUILDERS SAY NEGRO HAS PLACE IN AMERICAN INDUSTRY (A. N. P.) "In a surprisingly short time industry began to see things in a new way, and it has been making his industrial contribution to America for a long time. He had equipment had become so localized that very few of the great industrialists were able to see the experiment of using Negro labor. The experiments was found to be a success, industry again started ahead and began to be caught up with demand." BUSINESS MEN TO OR GANIZE TOUR OF SOUTH BUSINESS MEN TO OR GANIZE TOUR OF SOUTH In Atlanta, Ga. through the efforts of the League's Southern Field Secretary, six Negro scouts led by the Alumni, Urban League. DALLAS EXPRES PUB CO. Meriterious Printing and Designing makes a speciality of bonding officers of local lodges. The official Bonders of U. B. of F., Knights and Daughters of Tabor, Odd Fellows All of Texas, U. B. of F., of Arkansas and Woodmen of the Union. Our local organizations in industrial centers, such as Chicago, Detroit, Kansas City, Columbia, Newark and Philadelphia have found homes for Negro Workers; Newark and Philadelphia have selfed with them to secure great efficiency; advised with their children and the standardizing of their home life; interceded in their behalf with employers in an effort to improve their standards and more consideration as to wages and advancement when At the public meeting in the evening the subject of the TNE HQG is the work of Miss Mary Van Kleebel, Director, Dear Russell, Indus- Industries Foundation, and Dr. Emmett J Scott, Secretary, Howell University. TEXAS COLLEGE. Also Lonate Hughey and A. Redwine and Reynold Williams are outer garden veterans. 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