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Prepare For National Negro Health Week--March 30, April 5 Heman Perry Explains Mississippi Life Sale-- See Page 7 The Dallas Express COOLIDGE SENDS WIRE TO FUNERAL FOUNDER OF MISSISSIPPI TOWN "BIRTH OF A NATION" SHOWS IN CHICAGO DESPITE PROTEST Boston, Mass., March 23-James the general secretary on the part of A standing committee was appointed *pie that they deserved reward for to show the picture. He was not. A masters fancy for something jazzy Theodore Hawley has been awarded Colored people, both through bran- putting through the state signature jury brought in a variety of their *offering will be, in "Ban- the Bachelor of Science Degree, from the individual. A number of law students. Study. Steps were taken also to the photography from being shown. The court wrangling and deliberating a Nation" will in all probability completed the regular four tributions were made by Colored people have believed and Jackson for an hour. Thus from now on the come and wonder at the wide range year's course in three and a half people, among Ms. Maggie L. Attention of the next state teachers in being returned to office. stuff in the land of the brave and Griffith to the millions of State and of the Boston public schools, having pendent Order of St. Luke and $500 meeting. The test comes and the bill is as the home of the free. Blake It is to praise. graduated from the Boston English as a personal contribution. The suc- High School at fifteen years of age, complete completion of this drive to the Commission on Intercultural Co- 3rd Older Boys' Conference Draws Youths From Many Texas High Schools to Ft. Worth ALWAYS PROGRESSIVE DISTINCTIVE IN SERVICE Founded by W. R. King. Isaiah T. Montgomery, Founder of Mound Bayou, Buried Saturday in Town He Founded. Hundreds Attend Funeral and National Figures Express Regret vided as confidential man and private an upstanding figure as Isaiah T. secretary in the Davis family. Still Montgomery, among those who knew him, said that he was a man of great companies that after the war began J. J. Davis, and Jefferson. Have great developments in the southern Mk. Davis, grand son of the confederate states. (Preston News Service) Mound Bayou, MIss. March 22- With more than 5000 people, representing the beat in both races, present the body of Isaiah T. Montgomery, the founder and builder of this city, who died at 1 o'clock last Monday. He was born in 1850 and moved in the morning in the town he founded and helped to mold into one of the most neglected NGO communities in the world. The funeral rites were conducted in the Chapel of the Church with K. P. Polden, presiding as assisting the inaster with the exerci- tions. The church and most impressive funeral hold in granted 1,660 acres of land, a tract on which he found mounted Bayou, Riverside, and the Attached the funeral, several taking part in the impressive funeral exercises which were held with the faculty and student body of the local community. Mr. Montgomery was 78 years old. More than a thousand telegrams a former slave of James E. Davin, of condolence were received from brother of the Confederate Presl. various parts of the United States. In 1865, he was sent to the Union Army after the war. Mr. Montgomery ser-deep regret over the passing of such NEGRO YOUTH IS HARVARD HON- OR GRADUATE (A. N. P.)) COLORED CHICAGOANS OPERATE 1567 BUSINESSES Chicago, Ill., March 22—The new 1924 edition of "Black's Blue Book" the cultural directory of Chicago. Three of the high points in the report of the National Secretary are a rise to the above opinion are. "At every place visited, I visited the accredited the cooperation of existent organizations, organized local leagues. "In every place visited, I understood the program of the Financial Corporation, about which Dr. Moton has spoken at the recent annual meeting and, under the guidance of the sensitive organizations and other statistic and general information of inculcational interest, in business as follows: Accountants 3, Advertising service 5, Apton Manufacturer did beginning, is receiving the commande- mentation and cooperation of the country, and is certain that the race and is certain to have a saliva- gourd of our group in America. "The Republican Party Is The Ship, All Else Is The Sea."—Fred Douglas. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1924 BANDS WIRE TO FIVE UNDER OF MISS "BIRTH OF A NAT IN CHICA N. A. A. C. P. WINS $1,000 OFFER OF PEABODY COLLEGES TEACH RIGHT RACIAL ATTITUDES five funeral held in National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 69th Ave. Avenue, today announced that on Monday the 6th of the 60-day drive for a $10,000 fund, in hand the sum of $13,104.14, thus allowing the students of the 60-day drive for a $10,000 offered by Mr. Philip G. Peace of Boston, on the condition that $5,000 be raised in 60 days to In announcing termination of the drive, James Weldon Johnson, Secretary of the N. A. A. C. P. said, from white members of the Association and from those interested in the work, among Mr. Edward M. Bridges, 500, Mr. J. E. Spinlarg, who were Austin, Texas, March 21- Eighteen professors from thirteen of the big white colleges and universities of Texas met here some days ago to lay plans for promoting the study of race relations in the higher educational institutions of the state. It was found that such courses are now being given in a number of Texas colleges, and that they are popular and gratifying in their results. The educators gathered here recommended that such courses be introduced if possible into all the colleges of the state, and that graduate students be encouraged to um. Rhondt Regional Order Board Congregation in A. Deyes Monica, in 1897. All Worldly Day A CHAMPION OF JUSTICE A MESSENGER OF HOPE 1. NEW BILL PROVIDES DEPT OF EDUCATION New York, N. Y. March 22—The Black Swan Company, of which Harry H. Pace is founder and President, has combined its business interests with the Paramount company. The deal brings together these two leaders in the record field was presented by the company, representing Black Swan interests. M. A. Sucker, of New York Record Company, of the M.A. Chairman of the W. A. Chairman Co., a large manufacturing concern controlling a number of operations and who own the Paramount company. Secretion 7 provides that in order to be remembered that the player will prove Hillary, $7,288,000, or as was a planner in the race record, prove Hillary, $7,288,000, or as was a planner in the race record. PAGE TWO 1. 100 Come to Spring Hill school closing Saturday night, Mrs. J. W. Houston Teacher. Chelsea-Mrs. Walter Miller is in Waxhawkee this week visiting her mother, Mr. A. Roberts enroute to Lutkin to see him at the school. Mr. A. Roberts is Mrs. Laura Lawn, Mrs. Rober is from Waxhawkee, Texas. Mrs. Leslie Henderson, teacher of the close of her school March 26th. The public is invited. There will be a ball game between the students and the program at night. Mrs. M. L. Warren of Los Angeles, California is visiting Mrs. O. Williams, an Ames priest and an interesting sermon at First Baptist church night. Mr. Wiley McNeal, an Ames priest and an interesting sermon at this week. Young Rev. Scott of this week. With sixth Ave. Baptist church Sunday and preached on the death of the her father. Aniesse硬盘 was called to Palestine on the 12th on account of the death of her father. Sidney Hawkins was enjoyed by all. The lesson was reviewed by the supt. Rev. Quail one pastor prescheduled from Providence. Special sermon for men only. Those who failed to hear him missed a treat. The boys conference was held on each week at 7:30 P. M. Wesley Chapel C. M. Church was well attended Sunday. School was held on Brother W. B. Washington was in charge of the Sunday School. 11 o'clock service was well attended. Subject "Why I belong to the church" was preached an excellent sermon, worth $100 to the worth Lounge opened on three. The Young Men's Progressive club was welcome; visitors took part in the program which was held on Friday. Night service fairly well attended. Bishop J. H. Church preached Monday night March 17th. Night service fairly well attended. Second quarter. The Y. B. E. club met at the home of Mr. J. P. Morgan at the hour when the schoolmaster J. K. Nelson We had with us the Y. B. I. Club We also had a very interesting lecture by Mr. Brooks, our next supervisor. Friendship Art Club. March 14th from 6:15 P. M. to 6:15 W. we were entertained with a "Rutting Lunchoon" at the Economy Drug store, with Misa Kuroda, who covered covers were laid for twenty-two persons with a beautiful hand made lunch covers and place cards. When each lady had found her cover, she was allowed until a musical number was finished. Prayer was offered by Mrs. Maude R. Hedgepeth. A alyx pinto sandwich, fruit ice and cherries. Joquille were painted flags. Flags were placed in each sand- For Every Woman wich. Two types of America were sung by the Merry Hunters. The down-town walk of four blocks was the ending of the party. The ladies were beautifully attired in quilted goggles, potter (wil) shadow face, taffeta, canape and stumping spring hats to match the dress. We were told we were Medames Lucenide Robinson, Jimmie Dent-Martel, Evelyn Harden, Laura Loon, Mary Etae White, Helen Powers, White, Hela Powers, Mary A. Hawkins, B. Johnson, Mama Etae White, Applewille, Emina McDonald, Bedurn Rafter, Parlee Crehan, Misses Pun Blue, Cora Harris, Mary Jane Brown, Ruth Taylor, Mary Jane Brown, Kraa Josephine Benjamin. Seagville. — Services were nicely attended Sunday, Rev. S. Stephens from Dallas preschool a noble sermon; collection Lake Charles. — Rev. E. W. Kwalter, preached a wonderful sermon on the third Sunday at the night. There was a fair night. There was Light B. C. Sunday at 2 P. M. to the bear great W. O. W. octor. There was a fair night. Ennahan B. C. all this week. Mr. Lee Allen of Texas was in town Sunday. Prof. R. C. Reynold was on Moriah Rome on business last week. Crandall-Sunday was a high day for the C. M. E. Rev. Goin preached a noble sermon to a well packed house. We are gled it. Liberty Baptist church up again after a few days illness. Miss E. H. Stolov is preparing to have a visit to the library of April. Miss Evertis Anderson of Duluth is here visiting her Gusse Franklin house in Seagoville Sunday. Among the many visitors at the C. M. E. Poole, Mrs. M. Rowe, Mr. and Mrs. E. Doppelin, Mrs. Jesse and Mr. Mrs. Wn. Rowe, Mr. and Mrs. E. Doppelin, Mrs. Jesse and Mrs. Della Towell. Chandler—Mrs. Ellen Curtis returned from Elena Wednesday accompanied by her son Lewis; she响应 a nice time Mrs. Rebecca Kennedy and Misa Pannie Mine Kennedy were initiated into the old Folks concert. The old folks are practicing for the old Folks concert to be given at Mr. Zion C. M. E. Friday night, and the old College of Calare are preparing to celebrate their anniversary at the 30th Rev. R. H. King master of Miles Chapel and Dean of Theology at Texas College will deliver a special concert in principal of Red Land School with the aid of her assistants Mise J. Mise and Rosewald school building by next term Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Hill. Mise went to Prairie Creek Sunday. Gause—Sunday was a bad day for church service owing to such wind. Rev. W. W. Jackson patroned two sermons but the attendance was light owing to inexperience; preached two sermons but the attendance was light owing to inexperience; was well attended at Zion Hill Baptist church. Mrs. Gee. Epperson appened a few days last week for dinner, Mrs. Stamford in Milano. Tugnet—Sunday School and church service were good at the First Baptist church in North part of the city. Rev. Weson preached a sermon and filled his people with the gospel. Mr. J. B. King has moved Rosset—Mr. Peter Norwood has been called to the ministeral call. Rev. Johnson preached a sermon and filled his people with the gospel. B. Y. P. U. met to the annual hour. At night Rev. Foster Norwood preached another sermon and town is back in the city. Flanders--Sunday Schools were well attended Sunday. Rev. M. M. Harris occupied his pupil and Mrs. M. Harris, occupied his pupil and Mrs. B. Freeman and little daughter are visiting in Grotowen, Texas Mrs. Cora Andrews in visitation and Mrs. Robert Boll and Mrs. Andrews were married Saturday night. Honey Grace--Tuesday night, March 11th was a great night at St. Paul A. M. E church of which Mrs. A. M. E church of which After the prayer service he furnished special music. Bishop Wm. D. Johnson, D. D. Ph. then preached a soul stirring service. After service we went to the Odd Fellows Hall and enjoyed a great reception. McGregor--Mrs. Janice Mitchell who has been in the city left for New York. Mrs. D. Y. P. U. met at 4:30 P.M. Lesson was explained and enjoyed; collection $1.00 Women's Lesson was explained and enjoyed; collection $1.00 Women's Taylor, — Mrs. Franklin Hilson of this city made a visit to Marlin. Blackhawk High School is in the city. Meet Mrs. Maid Davis of Chicago and her niece Miss Doria Hall who has been in school for some time are now in the city. Miss Thirland is in the city. Thirland was in the city last week. Rev. S. S. Myrue, the pastor of the Murraybury Street Christian Center, is attending and left for Holland. Texas the pastor of M. K. church is in the city and intends to build a church in South Porter Street. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1924 Over 5000 Cans Sold Every Day! Just think of that-Over five thousand packages sold every day and the demand getting bigger and bigger all the time for Pluko HAIR DRESSING This is because Pluko Hair Dressing not only makes the hair long, straight, silky and beautiful, but also perfumes the hair, makes it easy to dress in any style wanted, and makes it stay that way. 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Snow and white c 40c, and the the green can Our hair to be long is best, start usin If you want your hair to be long and beautiful and look its best, start using Pluko Bestrice Yatts has returned to Wolfe City. Mr. B. E. Andrews of Wolfe City visited his mother and friends Sunday. Mr. J. H. Andrews of Wolfe City made a flying trip to Sherman. The debate at C. M. E. church was postponed Thursday night on account of the weather. Mr. E. Church is visiting in South Texas. Lawton—Mr. J. B. Woods is ill at Lawton, Mr. Henry Payry. He is very good at Bethelheim Baptist church. Sunday School at usual hours and the pastor of our pastor. Monday School occupied our pastor. At 4 P. M. we were back for B. Y. P. U. our president, P. M. Kepen is putting on new clothes. Dell behind old reliable and every loyal was quite interesting. The paper of religious education was enjoyed by all. The womanless wedding school is under the Douglas school night enjoyed by all. Sunday was a high day at Gailtea Baptist church rehearsed by the pastor. We were a large attendance at Sunday School and B. Y. P. U. The pastor demonstrated the lesson. We were under the leadership of Eliza-West is progressing. Light band is progressing under the band of Sister Anna Adkins. There will be a debate on Monday night. 24 at Gailtea Baptist church. Eastland.—A. M. E. Sunday was opened at 10 o'clock with a very good attendance. The lesson was taught by Rev. S. M. Jena-na, a graduate of the University, Mr. W. A. Love, Mr. Ira Pem, and Mr. Tom Jones are here from Duglin. Ms. Samble. Bull left with her. Ms. Kidd left with a few weeks with her sister. Mr. Kidd Barns of Borekbridge spent a few hours with us Saturday. ```markdown ``` --- Whitbite Falls, Mrs. Aria Williams, a teacher of Holland was in the city and returned Sunday to her school. Rev. E.O. Bell and wife left Sunday for Waco and returned. Rev. F. H. Jackson made a visit to the school. He made his post here Sunday at M. Aria Baptist church. Rev. Covington at his post Sunday. McKinney—Services were very well attended at Free Will Bapti- dalia. State St. Sunday School stopped over while enroute to attend points in North Texas. Mrs. Bass was in Plano Monday on Walley City. Rev. Smith was in his post at Yager Church C. M. E. church Sunday. Bud. Bud Andrew visited Sunday and Monday in Whitewright. Miss Alice Yates was in Ames. Prof. F. G. Brow- made a flying trip to Fl. Worth last week on business. Miss Eliza Lott. Mrs. Miss Earnestling and Algrae Lott made a short journey to New York where were rained out Sunday night. Sweetwater. As I am to be of town for a week or ten days, I went to Johnson Cafe. Quite a number of the people of the city reported that they were on the city Saturday to answer the pastor of the Bantist church. Rockalee—Sunday Schools were well attended. The State of Kansas entertained twice last week with a concert by Mrs. Ada Woods is home again after two months away at San Jose. Gladys Shields is teaching in the place of Miss Sarah Cool who is in Franka preached two nights. Franka preached no night. Mrs. Ernestine Mays is accepting the position of organist of Alien Chapel A. M. E. church on preached months and night. Boham-mr.-Mrs. Lucile Newson of Quanah, Texas is visiting her home in New York. Katie M. Bagley died Thursday and was buried Saturday. Rev F. S. Stevens raised $14.50 weekly and was assisted by Rev. R. E. Jones mrs. Dr. Douglass Hempelt, Mm. Lincoln Kennedy left for Ladonna, Mm. Kennedy wilted for Lodonna, Wm. Kennedy wilted for Hogwe. Robert Bagley left Monday for his house in Pt. Worth. Mm. Rose Robert Bagley left for her home in Moldenville. BLACK AND WHITE CANS • 40¢ GREEN CANS • 25¢ PLUKO WHITE HAIR DRESSING FORMERLY BLACK AND WHITE Makes The Hair Grow Long Soft and Glossy. Heme Designed for Discreet, Nice Sea Salt Will not cause the Hair to become Brittle or Break off. FULLY GUARANTEED yet because of the big output of koko Hair Dressing it is in the reach all. Snow White Pluko in the black and white cans sells everywhere for, and the amber-colored Pluko, in green cans, sells for 25 cents. be long and beautiful art using Pluko And yet because of the big output of Pluko Hair Dressing it is in the reach of all. Snow White Pluko in the black and white cans sells everywhere for 40c, and the amber-colored Pluko, in the green cans, sells for 25 cents. --- 8 P. M. the pastor, delivered a strong sermon. C. M. E. church. Sunday school was well attended and much interest was manifest. the pastor. Rev. C. G. Smith was at his post and preached two strong sermons, Miss Kill patrick one of the teachers of our church, with us at 11 A. M.; one addition The Bible Band conducted by Mrs. Estella Kill is increase interest is being manifested Brenham.—Sunday School and churches enjoyed good services. Mrs. Emily Ewing, the aged mother of the late Linda, died March 12th. Funeral at Mt. Rose Baptist church, Rev. J. A. Jackson officiated. Remains laid to rest in Campau cementery. Mrs. J. Ewing, the aged mother of S. M. & T. etc. She leaves several relatives and friends to mourn her. Mr. Joe Fореyer understake. Mrs. J. Ewing, the aged mother of P. M.; funeral at the M. E church. Watervalous at the M. E church. Watervalous at the M. E church. He leaves a wife, and relatives, with a host of friends to mourn. He leaves a host of Gold Fellows and K. of P.; Joe Fореyer understake. Rev. S. W. Ellis officiated. We would be pleased to have support. Read the Dallas Express. Groesbeck----Sunday School and schools at all churches were well attended. Mrs. Murray attended the daughter who have been at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morch Gray have returned to daughter who attended the Harper attended the educational meeting of hr church at Calvert last Wednesday. Little Edgar Gary was run over by a boy. Mr. Haywood Phillips was called home on account of the death of his sister. Mrs. Hattie Harper entered the school with friends with an enjoyable party Tuesday night. A two course menu was served. The first load of bricks purchased by the Mothman purpose of building a side walk around the premises. Pay your Express bill and keep straight. You will be able to the amount you owe. So the agent when it falls to reach you. clipal Woodland High made a business trip to Dallas Saturday. Misses Udell Pleasen and Linda Kramer will be a few days stay. Mrs. Matilda King a high respected citizen married Saturday morning of autumn. Buried buried Buried. Rev. Jones officiated. Her many friends mourn the bereaved family. Mrs. H. M. McHay was called to the bedside of her daughter, Miss Ivill, Murray. She was mourning Miss McHay was resting well. The Little Texas Grill (Drug owned by Mack Bros. to be named in Belknap where they will be located permanently. Mr. M. Tatum has accepted the position of representative of Myrtle Formula Co. Waco— Paul Quinn College Everything needs to move along to the point where the Cyclones® who played sweet heart thrilling music to air the Tiger舞 danced only this time. This was really a sensational game and the Tiger faction is really getting the best out of coach Long to get their spatens in tune for the next big "Cork work" in the season. The Cyclones anticipate a corking good season and victory they can see a break in practice which bids fair to extend through this period of play. Rev. J. W. McAddeh of Galveston a trustee of P. Q. C. was on the campus last week looking things up. He was very interested in very interesting meeting last week. Dean Johnson head of that department made several illustrations of calculations supposed to be used in the lab. He emphasized especially points of calculations supposed to be accurate that are not and the perfect order and system of calculations works. The closing remarks were made. Miss Norwell Locket. Miss M. G. Ganit looks a bit pinyin at this. She was very interested in her name written on the book of feebles soon. CHICAGO. Chicago, Ill., March 22—Miss Mary E. Branch, teacher at the Virginia Normal State College, Peoria, from the University of Chicago, June, 1922, receiving the degree of Ph. B. and afterwards taking up work in the University degree, will return to the University in June to continue work leading to the Master degree. She will be accompanied by several other teachers Morgan park, the beautiful suburb and a part of Chicago proper, is rapidly forging to the front. He will be the necessary member becomes necessary for the board of education to set aside a million dollars to build a new school. Morgan park high school upon which work will begin in June. The large percentage of this increase in education has increased in recent years from 600 person last year. This has been brought about greatly by the influence and advanced preparations which have been made by the Bailley Realty Co. 3638 State St. whose representatives are doing a world of good for members of the community. There is no distinction made in the Morgan park high school, the association there among the pupils is of great interest. There are to succeed counts. There are excellent churches in the suburb and the Beth Eden Eden Baptist church is to be completed. There are to succeed counts. There are to be completed. Rev Pryat at a cost of $100,000. Rev Pryat is pastor. Modames Florence Masterson and Linda Masterson are preparing to go on a business trip to Carlo, IL., afterwards will spend sometime with friends in that D. D. & B. INSTITUTE Austin, Teaxs. Supt. and Mrs. Martin, several of the teachers and students visited the musical theater in our town, and Mrs. Shurgers. All were delighted with the excellent rendition of this program. The brick work of the industrial building has been completed through two stories. Ms. McCormick, the principal, and physical culture needs to be commended on the progress of her pupils, especially her 1st grade. Hay was written from dictation the Campus news last week. Henry Freeman. James Bognor. Cately, are members of the class. Many of the numbers of the Pilcissophan Literary Society of last Saturday evening evening met James Deaver's reed-cutting. It was well fitted well. The solo by Birdle Taylor was also well rendered The Record for the week was read with care by Master Williard Brown, Christine Harmon in her first recitation in public was very credible. Dr. L. L. Campbell of the University in us company with Dr. and Mr. D. E. Over who visited us early in the week. Being so well pleased, it might be possible might be able to spend a longer time with us and visit every department. They expressed them with what Texas is doing for her Col- THE WORLD WILLIAMS' COLOS Rewrites at Home 130 PERFORMANCES IN WILLIAMS' LYCEUM BUREAU PYTHIAN TUESDAY NIGHT, Reserved Seats General Admission RECORDS SHIPPED EVERY- WHERE THE U QUEEN BLUES THE WORLD FAMOUS WILLIAMS' COLORED SINGERS Favorites at Home and Abroad Reserved Seats ..... 75 Cents General Admission ..... 50 Cents THE UNCROWNED QUEEN OF THE BLUES NOTICE TO PUBLIC! W. L. DICKSON, Sup. Knight J. H. HARRIS, Sup. 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Taylor, returned to her home at Dats, Tern, eu Falter meh proved Mae Genovie Men returned. trom Okaome "Guy here she ru ing her slater, Mrs. ‘Zephry Smallwood. who. was. here vat ing her father, Mr. George Poster has returned to ber home. st El Pato, Texan Dorn to MP. and Mrs A.W. Williams, Wednesday Marek ih, a, tine boy. Rev ‘Walls re tirned” trom hs work at Denison and. reports Rev ED. Bouser Ii. Programa are out announcing the hg Tistalation wervices to be held at. Pleasant’ Grove. Baptist church pexinniae Tuenday night Apri oo at 9:98, Hay. 3.8. Ct init willbe isialled” as pastor of the bore nated chrel! Rev W. ¢. MeCtung pastor. it Fir Baptist" eburch (white) will preach this sermon. Union meet ing at the att Pilgrim C. ME. chareh ast Friday “ght was. decided succens.-"The pastor Rev. 1 W. Keller ts a great_man, and he ia bringing “things to pase he "You abd. T lub. No- 1. wil hold their"weekly. service at the residence of "Mere. Jack Cook's Friday March the slat, ‘Notes of the PL, Worth Dist, ‘The Distelet ts tau most_pros- perbus condition both ‘sptritually nnd finanelally: The 2nd’ quarter- Iv. conference convened vat St James Chapel with DFJ. A. Jones p. f preseat although the ‘weuth- or wan very dlangreeable the ser- vices were apritual afd well at- tended all day Sunday. Mev. J, W. Keller reached.» oul. stirring ee Ee oe ta ae jashame of the Gospel of. Jeu rae” te. Monday night th Rev. Mooney with the loyal mem bers of ft James who Knows falure went over the top; collec tion for the, day, #4898, Sunday School" vot * Inciaded. Report showed over #50000 alsed dur inet "guarter 428698" having been paid the pastor by a member ship ot 18. Jacksonvile-Rer. AML ait chell pastor, Rising Star" apt chased ied ie resular appoint ment Sunday and. reached wonderfa sermon at the ernie hour norvice from the 2rd. chapter TRmothy. ove addition” 0 the church. Sunday Right Rev. J.D. Duker preached from the, text "Redeeming the. ime:” 1 ndation wo ‘the church, Min E. Le ‘Demy Mra. Mf. Young. Grapeland worshipped at lan Star eaurch Sunday ght; total collection fis Mr Ay We Pleron ‘District Deptty af ths alghts and Duh term of Tabor delivered. srong and forceabe lelure Sunday” even ing {Henson Chapel o® Howe Leadership. He. browgit” torward many thoughts that would be Weneticlal to. or "people. Mie Mice avaett spent Tan weak fa Palestine. bir "Walter Arawine of Palla Meta the chy dhe. Fuca ot her ‘tusand. The. Texas Col lee Glee Cla rendered ‘aa. inter tation’ program at the © M. care Sunday” ight toa ul Nouns The eultre ‘ight’ service wer ive 1 thors The id ati joo" pinta) was saa wiih rreat"auceese, 1 touched riasera broke forth the nounds of te heart ot many people in the hin song To Hate eat reery nutaber oa the program indeed pleasog to the large nual a ee ee THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MANO#H 22, 199 RAILWAY TRAINMEN’S LODGE OFFICIAL ENJOYS NEW PEP f ee » 9 plmeiaion ad estore neha eta indi eet egret devo ee rwrsis,cueta® Geen icotiy fle the teed St ba ingore: SpowtePdeaash, tt ake ergot GS bw ta legaln nna totine't tad ania eee eee ESraat than te now ‘show 1 Sad hee ary atte aa state te cat cat eects ieee enuee ee eet eae en argos ea eunen rere many tie feeeerncster ask 'NOTICED A CHANGE ALMOST LIKE MAGIC otis os ups ain oer roma ise ee ce aural euvity = Barty See ine Bag Dees | ane way wlad when ieee ce ee aes ios a eectreaes Fees a oa Eovameareiars Pear air a Enea ree men deserve a good hearin wherorer they eo. Mri, Deal Ragsdale spent Saturday and Soa any with Nome folks 18 Caney. Me C.F. Steward of the Texas Col Benton Chapel 8, 8. Sunday morn ing: his esdredh was inspiring aoliting and levating, hs 1 pent lnstSetsrday and “Sunday at homer. Johnson ‘Nocsdoches fs bulla 8 alee house ta: Nort Jackooniie. ae, Walter Artin [who has een contined to a bed find 8” aie obo up "azul ‘AY stormy” sedion wan” eld to FTanoran hall Sutarday alht Duy A.W. Pierce ie dog Ma bit to ut Tabor on" the may feat, Six new: members were nde’ with many mare applicants {be "made. The. Demonstration hub” mt tare 60. at the bea {it Some ot Men tan Cray ‘membern wate present except the preaident, "srs, Me 3 Grittin_ ad fur, Demonstration agent, Mra i we aghdale,”An interest eotg "was. held praen were iver to Mise W. at. Grose, Mra 2 Jonmagn and Mra... Tage: aie A rae sea ter ed conslitingyof cake’ and Chocolate, Melrke "hy Mt Garter Mien Sable Valor "ad Stet 100, Rey 5, Be Sohanon conducted the. funeral ematna Sere nid ore "in Harsial XGometery Mee "Aler Steward of Dtantlent, ‘Oke otis thee Dovtar to lean ea br the Be reas very weak. ‘The Denon. Nation ‘cub tet March 1 a Uehome ‘ot Mra Ne Barnet: the Drlaee were ‘ives ihe followin aires, Mela eB, Wale Arn Ma" Gray, rn B. Jehnaon Met. BoA Alesander wan the 1 Drive after “whieh thoy. were, de ctile manne Ose eles Protection "3" Guarantee n 1 1: poe THE A f A AND ‘ Ml] ae l ols oe | an WITH RESOURCES OF $450,000 ae Want to Insure You Pe For 30 Days Special Rate of $1.50 Gives Youa Policy e Worth $575.00 ee oa == ANY MEMBER IS A DEPUTY === A ASK ABOUT OUR JUVENILE POLICY Ee Join Now—Increase Your Wealth , ig Get Protection that is Guaranteed aa a H. L. PRICE, Campaign Manager, Office 616 Good Street. ; oF W. F. BLEDSOE, Grand Master. C. H. McGRUDER, Grand Secretary. Telephone Y 2753 Bs Sunday eh ‘Sunday’ School Bulletin for Sun, ‘aren ith Rising Sar Bap ust "check, aitendanee 39 sll: ton sh, Mrs. Bad, Sop te 11. "Secretary Rev. Aa ateel, pastor. Suet lon ap Chufa tendancy Colin ect sir a vaaghan Bape Ms Blaine Stern, Rev Ba’ sou based ‘emir 00h as BER ay "rate Chek Grim Shun Bdey eet ees. ul sine aiteeten tnt ne, Dom te ie frm t,o factetence orb fares Soe fee ast Teo mo fcted‘co Sy any oo toca cies scr unt Pen eso’ torte id babes fe ae sue ae grr cts sine Somme te Stace at rece Cange new oe ee enon euetaae ica, Sesve havea on oe et pe reclining fs Deora ier ae nse auc af cle pings sce ene satay nase ont” ent ii ner ster tearing. Senan ern ee Seer eta rate Sn es wet es ore esters Se" ai nena eet. Be enit was ene te Se ars ate Sot san Moen iat sera hed of rae" Comm oniyrenng stato Inceurad Pent" pool etter ty ine! nat Kiet Se ieaetra Esher Be Paavo a. ine ites on sacred of on wes wee Mitte at Batt oat Or lee atria ne seeh Contr ese tea rs tak ands Siena “hon pe hath tiation at Acct hoe seu a cites Ge ccinasea’ ter ein went in Roma atch Wt Soa sTShe tie aie oe pon Tent wn sa fo and he S tsi: detain” wo ned tery Sacre cone corte irs Werk te sr aarp ot eS 3 Seat tn apie caren an mon mimo at the Bena eng ane ny ower a sartin thate oan tive cat chen Bray wie ite acer sr svar task snes fe St foes at" srer Acs tere mine aetna ty Sues sie pt tet ie Seley ur tartare ta an ot Gartnge i eae tet ar tes Src ses Sa'aure cee the ri on sales "fee ier eee brat wen athoa ttwrey gt Ut a cherie Petar” wes © sel coh oth eat ot fe merrier ayy tthe tenant ot rae arn 2 3 rare ie to ana Ss ice art Gor ts onde tren ie ot ic Se wine te ous ie’ soccu’se tan sibel a eter ct thn ‘bvlr anes art ie aes ts ve tr te rs Thue sig ahr inet ree heer i nha tte rina te si tua ater? of ame dad‘Pyttan' tae meme ie sr reniog tn dene sage Se Rett” ssh Patay hgh avn Wh wer smson meee, Mer ae woo oar oo Sharon te cometay th sor cet caren Pe 3M sown Wet “ge tng ie Agger AM neneee rural high school, ‘Tenaha, ‘Texan, was tm Saturday to attend ne bedaige of three lek hilden they are reported improving. Mr, Mt 1b. Duke, our Colored groceryman I stl doln «nico Wininens Me ‘ema Law Bal, one of Uhe boarding vupit a compllaented by the touche er as having: made marked dmprove- ment the past to mosthe, Mr. Hen: ry Ball of Beckvitte was the vialtor of Me and atm J 3 Bott, one any lant week. rs Laon Grey peant faturdny and Benday tn Deck With her parents, br, and dtra Cla ro Gladay. He Rev. A. PD Veft ‘Saturday for hle appointment se Walnut Grove, Calvert—str 1. Staton of South carvert ty installing lactrlo eh In hie beaudtat home, Me Glaton Is all niles Mr Jaa Bowe lett un dy for bast 40 ent the romelae of Mr Willa ‘who Wan’ led at Mart last Saturday. Sra, "De C. A Waite of Houston ta ty the city for tow days vielting her uaband Dr. Wade She left Monday’ for Touston. Hew. W. ¥, Jackson (e now vine mi home, near Bathe chureh {hin fs an wsample for other pach: fra buy 'm home and. not Mut of Cloths. Mr. Ea Banmestor will toon Sin planting corn. Mo ts melon [erower. Mr. C. Waslen ot (Prank fran in the elty” Baturday. The MKmerican Olanta. Rabe” Fosters fname "ball Stub ta Calvert ars last Wriday 9 and 3 in favor Amer: lan Glanta. Tube and his ten spect pleasent time ta his old home own, people wate hare from mile rowed, every body. both white and Colored were prevd to nee Rabe and made them welcome. to. our te ity. A. rang. banquet. wae siven that lant tn thelr honor. re. Foss ter and Srn Blanka, oth of Oden: fo stopped over & few éayn. The Needle Graft Club eatertatned heen Manly at Me, and olen AW Young, Monday wight. We are tr7~ ing. to arrange another” ware. With Povter's clube abla men Are 80 carried. away with Rube" howe town, We are segétlating with KE, Information kena Big Descrip un ; List-Freet easter at sguosetioue Mme. Baum's Mail Order House pe ee eee eee | AMERICAN REALTY AND CONSTRUCTION CO. bakin Reswures-$60,000 Capital Sck-$35,000 eee ee : WE BUY AND SELL REAL RSTATE. ‘ ; ‘WE BUILD OR IMPROVE HOMES: ; (OPPICE: 2901 BRYAN ST PHONE Y-1868 Price A. Wren, ALG Weems, eeiosl dl a 900000000000000e000nesenneensessenesesnensenoeel |V: to arrange this some tine ts Apri. Mem De LD, Davia tad Kantae City, Ma, at thie wine Prot A. HC Minn was down from Thornton, Saturday. He moved Int bla new choo! buliding whieh Is ferodit to any community. He aap {hat "horaton tw 2 ting town, wit igood Christian white people init (Other small” town out to.” fale ‘Thornton and secure fiat laa Ne ler abr. ‘any people from Calvert, Prank hig. Bremond. and. Meagan wil a {end school closing at Shoratan ‘De HM. Willems of Galveston wil Mniver the edueational sermom, Mr ‘tnd’ atra Winfred ‘Phomar of Dr ‘ah spent a few days In the tty th Igueet of his brother, 0, Thoma Ira Neisom Kaewis fot Sunday fo ‘uvueota on buinaas. Mt. Si ‘oney nt Donayviie. npent. Bandas lin the ety. Man int Allen of ‘Goodiand war a pleanant visitor to Ihe ety Sunday. ‘oe spent” & few Mana tm Dallas, alos Stove th Bh iecknam’ was’ called (0 trpa te lattond « funeral, Bunday after bury- Ing. be returned om fiat out i ateyvite nnd Jones Pra Iricanant Grove sefeocs, were sul Hime Sunday with Wey. A. 0. Dur [tone thelr pastor prevent Recep forthe day #1800. Me and Bag {Willams and rotor Martie WH ilame motored to Cameron, Sunday [afer Sunday. School. Mr Tuber Ninrta paseed way Monday after long iltnenaPuneral services, wer ela ‘at. Plaaaat Grove api lchuteh of ‘which be belongs. fev [Burgess offclato. He Teaver |daughter, Brn, Maggie Stocks, PAGE THREE owt of frend children and triende fo mourns ft te Ga oe eee ace eee ee sa acre a See ee eee eee ae he ets coarser ae eee caine emg oct comers ae eee . aii ae eee Wee ‘Werte ame ac a a. i eres earns phn, ce ra eet eee Lae i a ia COA Se Ree a Se abe air ade, THE FINISH OF BLACK CHAMPIONS PUBLISHED BY NEW YORK CITY SCHOOL CARE FIRST IN SERVICE There is more than a little of pathos in the dispatches to the effect that Jack Johnson is to quit the ring while Battling Ski is fighting a losing battle in a Havana sanitarium, a victim to disease which is conquering his splendid body, shattered now by his insane excesses. Jack Johnson, cleverest ring general that the world ever saw, fictitious champion whose prowess once was the wonder of millions, whose appearance in the ring once brought him hundreds of thousands of dollars—now a "has been" cast off from even genuine sympathy by the excesses to which he went and the satine actions to which he was wedded. MEMBER NATIONAL NEGRO PRESS ASSOCIATION. Published every Saturday Morning in the Year at 2000 Swine Dye. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (Reprinted) DALLAS, WISCONSIN Sikh, a few months ago, the pride of France and the idol of Negroes everywhere, since his stay in America, known as a savage whose jungle instincts have been trained and controlled only enough to make him dangerous in the ring but unfit for the companionship of civilized people—now broken by beginning to travel the lane that leads to balkan and nenay. Foreign Advertising Representative: W. b. 212 Company, 600 South Dewitt Street, Chicago, IL. W. b. 212 Company, 604 Morton Bldg., 112 South Street, New York, N.Y. There is something pathetic in these cases. They rather are provocative of pity. And yet they are almost identical with the life story of all of our champions of the prize. Joe Gans, Sam Langford, Joe Janette have seen their day, have handled their thousands, have basked in the rays of their success, have passed to penny, misery and in most cases to unknown graves. Entered at Post Office at Dallas Texas as second-olace matter under Art of Congress, March, 1879 Do black fighters not have in them the stuff of which substantial men are made? Are they developed only in body while their brains remain those of little children? The story of all men of the ring is not like theirs. Any arrows extending upon the character, are arrows of the same kind, and firm or corporation which may appear in the columns of a book, or in the columns of its being correctly corrupted upon its being corrected. It can be hoped that somewhere somehow, if our race is to continue to produce men whose bodies can win for their riches and fame, one or some may eventually come forth who have with their splendid bodies, brains capable of great power, to have been able to endure and had enough champions who were as far as brain was concerned only, "monkey men." And while as in the cases of Ski and Johnson, Gans and others, we appreciate their prowess and glory in the reputations which they make, the sordidness of their finish robs them of their glamor and we see them as nothing but poor, pitiful, ignorant children. We see them as nothing but children, ripped and ripped. We pity them but we cannot sympathize with them for they fall too far short of what they ought to be. scriptings in Advance ONE YEAR ..... $22.50 MOON ..... $22.50 SUNSHINE MONTHS ..... $7.50 SINGLE COPY ..... $22.50 THE DALLAS EXPRESS has never hosted the white feather, another hat it has been dressed by the yellow streak. It is not afflicted with the floral mouth. It is a plain, every day sensible, conservative avocation. It is a pale pink paning brewery; files on a dangling flag? It professes a patriotism as broad as our country. Its love of even handsied jacques covers all the territory occupied by the human race. This is pretty high ground, but we live on it and are proud to stand with us. This ground is holy. THE INDIAN BECOMES A CITIZEN THE INDIAN BECOMES A CITIZEN The door of citizenship will be opened to approximately 125,000 American Indians by a bill favorably reported by the Committee on Indian Affairs of the House of Representatives. The measure introduced by Chairman Homer P. Snyder, of the House Committee on Indian Affairs, and indorsed by Commissioner Burke, of the Indian office, authorizes the Secretary of the Interior at his discretion to issue a certificate of citizenship to any non-citizen Indian born within the territorial limits of the United States who may apply for it. Upon the issuance of the citizenship, the bill states, "he or she shall be a citizen of the United States." A provisional stipulates that the citizenship shall not in any manner impair or otherwise affect the right of the Indian to tribal and other property. W. E. KING. THE COMMISSION REPORTS Already two-thirds of the entire Indian population of the United States enjoy American citizenship, the actual The Virginia Island Commission has returned and made public its findings and recommendations and has G. O. P. an as far as a certain group among its concern, is brightest, recommends are none things like those concerning the economic status, etc., which are important enough to justify the expense in funding. But we cannot believe that enough of importance will be attached to this report to lead to action. The sending of the commission was an act of political expediency purely It was good that some amun could be so honored by the ad- dition of the book, but it is in mind that the masses of Negro voters in America do not pay the amount of attention to such honor. They expect for their support of the G. O. P. more remoral leg- lory and promises of better things to come. But what difference will it make if the Indian does not choose to accept this citizenship? The fact is that whether he does or does not will not make one particle of difference. America as such will not care. And in that particular feature of the case of the American Indian lies a question which should challenge the attention of many of our thinkers. Now that the Commission has returned what? We suggest Cohen and the Dyer BII. The Indian, American Aberigine who could not think but that he was lord of the prairies, asked no quarter and gave none. Though fighting an enemy of superior skill, ability and arms, he used no diplomacy and his finish has been glorious but sad. As a force to be reckoned with or even thought of in *America*, the Indian has ceased to exist. Current dispatches state that Secretary A. L. Holley speaks in the highest terms here and stay in his office. He will also be himself here and he is highly hopeful that the perfection of a better state business league that will function efficiently in allying with the state program of the National League. The program of the national league which is being pushed rapidly is the League of Nations, a program to tour inactive states during the spring month agrees well for a Texas state to be active than has before been the case. Texas can well afford to be a state to actively bring into existence a national league with a program attenuated to benefit Nogue business. It must not happen that the promises made to Mr. Holley and his staff have been allowed to die. Rather, it must happen that Texas local leagues become parts of an energetic state body which can be felt in the national body. Health Week gives opportunity for racial unity in the kind that will count in deeds and acts. Family persons can productive persons. Making Health Week successful makes more health awareness should be the best ever. Good prizes can be best beaten in our children by letting them learn of the great figures among our Negro literature about them. This information it should always be within their reach. Good manners in children must be celebrated as carefully as their health. Home is the logical place for such cultivation to begin teachers can only ensure it. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1924 FOR THE WOMAN WHO CARES The What-Not Column. (By Robert P. Edwards for the Associated Negro Press) Short Cuts "GARVEY. A GREATER MAN THAN JESUS CHRIST." By William Pickens (A. N. F). No, no that brilliant idea is not original with us; it comes from Jesus himself and the Garry fleeting, Richmond, Indiana, like most Garryvelies, he did not reason the state for a mission, he did not do and we will do it. It is second nature with much people to declare, but we our habit to GIVE THE RESPONSIBILITY. "Marcus Garvey is a greater man than Jesus Christ," said the man who gave us the name, and we give it the following reasons. 1. Christ collected no money. 2. Garvey has collected a million 2. Christ caught and enrolled one man who was catching fish—"He was a man who could swim thousands of the "poor" fish themselves. 3. Christ tried the nearly enough possible thing to get them all to Heaven—Garry tried the Absolutely Impossible Thing; to Guillain all to give Africa. 4. Christ and one of his disciples "walked the water" of a FOR THE WOMA Have you ever stopped to consider how a person old is the most appropriate woman who is comparatively young according to age? This may be traced to the lack of knowledge. Selfishness is another great enemy of youth. The woman who is self-centered is so negative and so selfish that selfishness maintains that every one else is selfish. Selfishness cuts off from our fellows and destroys our lives. Selfishness is a terrible hater of old age. 000 000 The woman who sees selfishness includes sarcasm. Criticism carves and ugly lines in a woman's face and causes the corner of her mouth to drown. 000 000 The woman who sees selfishness includes sarcasm. Criticism carves and ugly lines in a woman's face and causes the corner of her mouth to drown. 000 000 The woman who sees selfishness includes sarcasm. Criticism carves and ugly lines in a woman's face and causes the corner of her mouth to drown. 000 000 Do you sympathize with youth? Question the woman who avoids children and hates animals. This woman is doomed to premature old age. number being around 200,000. The proposed act will wilt down the present bars that have prevented many Indians from entering the country. The proposed application to the Secretary of the Interior and securing a certificate. In explaining why there are 125,000 Indians -200 000- Some other states of mind that hatch old age are the habit of always looking backward; the prone- The What- (By Robert P. Edwards for 104. What was "The Freed- men?" The Freedman's Bureau" was created by an act of Congress, March 3rd, 1885. Its work extended far beyond education, embracing abandoned lands and supplying the Negroes with food and medicine. It also pointed commissioner. The Bureau founded many schools in localities which had been in the line of slavery, and with the others established by its agency, were placed under some systematic supervision. In some cases, the Bureau was entirely by aid of the funds of the Bureau, but it had the cooperation and assistance of several religious and benevolent societies. Contrast the case of the Indian in America with that of the Jew all over the world or of the Negro in America. Their methods have been as different as the results that now are but which race was wiser? The Indian, is almost extinct but has survived for centuries. The Negro, is broken spirit. The Jew and Negro, world's greatest diplomats through force of prejudice and circumstances have 106. Who was Nora Gordon? Gordon was born in Birmingham, Alabama, to parents who were former members of parents who were former members of known gen. Gordon. She attested the public schools of La. Grange, G. and entered Spelman Seminary. She was a graduate of not been decimated as to numbers but they have been broken as to spirit. They lack the glorious fighting history of the Indian but are the proud possessors of a well founded hope for future successes through lessened prejudice and increased training. In the years that are to come their descent will be increasing hosts among the formest workers of the world. Shor But which race was wiser cannot be said. For who knows but that the Indian with his glorious past is not more nearly content than are we with our hopes for a glorious future? NEGRO ART AND NEGRO PATRONS Negro art at least in Florida has received a boast that is commendable in many ways. The Pythians of that state have given to Adams, well known as a painter of genius, the commission to paint a full life portrait of Grand Chancellor Andrews of that state. The price to be paid for the porch is $10,000. It will be in the new Pyrian Temple soon to be completed by them. Boston has a social organization named "The Boll-Wellite." Included in our 268 manufacturers are all women. There are sixteen Colored ticket and station agents employed by steam transportation companies. Here is a worthy bit of recognition of the genius of the race by his own members and it is to be hoped that the time is not far distant when such occurrences will become the rule rather than the exception. Negro artists must have support and that support ought to come from within the race as often as it is possible. Why did the northern democrate oppose publishing the "yes and yes" put on the Cohen rejection. We have 566 "indulner" classified as semi-professionals, but this numbness includes the numbness "hectora." Few appreciate art as such. But it can be contended, and rightly so that our development has not reached that point at which wide appreciation of the aesthetic can be expected. But with our material progress has come a greater appreciation of the intrinsic value that artists should find patrons among their own group. The Florida Pythians have begun well. Statistics show that we have only two Coloured female "hunters and trappers." The count must be wrong! THE MIRROR F PUBLIC OPINION Little lake in Palestine - Garvey and a crowd on his disciples are killed in the Atlantic Ocean to Liberia. 5. Christ spoke from a small room, spoke from a real steamer on the Hudson. 6. Garvey was betrayed by a Judan- Garvey used the Judanes to betray the others. 7. Attorney in court - Garvey was his own attorney in court. 8. Garvey practically nails trial - Garvey talked five weeks at his trial. 9. Christ spent only a few days under Garvey - Garvey spent three weeks at his trial. 10. Christ got curseled—Garry does the Crueltying. 11. Christ had not fooled anybody—a great militant was fooled by garveyism. 12. A great militant was tried by the Devil—Marcus tries the Devil. 13. Christ was offered "Minged with age" to affeure Kingdom." 14. Christ went to heaven on a visible cloud—Marcus is going to Arles on an invisible hot air. 15. Christ was offered a false nose that Jesus Christ loses to Marcus Garvey on all these "fourteen points." AN WHO CARES. case to remember, small mindedness, lack of police and indulgence in temper. NO 01 Lack of love causes women to age more than any other condition. This is one reason unmarried women are the happiest married. Simplicity active or apparent is the keynote of smarmtiness today. Elaborate materials, simply treated, rich embroidery and accessories that are a blaze of color, of sparkle all relieve the harmony of sohes 0000 0000 The one-piece freaks conform to the straight, short lines of the suit and have long light sleeves and cuffs that are fitted to the arms that are transformed into a long narrow scarf. 0000 0000 There is almost no indication of watainite and the majority of the dresses close with a buckle or c- reation. The buttons all down the side from 0000 0000 Trimming the form of flat sin- tures pane or pants of plaited material close-set stripes of braid Smartest fabrics for daytime frocks are poplin, rep. twill, kakahi, hair-line strips, oxford charmeuse, charcoalme and similar weavers. Not Column. or the Associated Negro Press) a pioneer organizer of Temperance Societies, and Sunday schools is one of the outstanding achievements in the history of Race- men. Completing her course in Southern in 1888, an urgent call came for her to go to Africa, where she labored until 1883, be- ing compelled to return home in Southern in 1883. In her health being restored she was married to Rev. S. C. Gordon and again returned to the Congo. 106. Who was the first color- ed man whose signature made On the 23rd day of May, 1881, President Garfield appointed ex-Senator Hammel K. Bruce of the Senator Registrar of the United States Treasury. This was the first colored man whose signa- ture made money of wordless paper. Next Weeks Whatnots. 107. Who is called "The Appeal of Education?" 108. Who is Phillis Wheatley? 109. Who is the World's Champ- ion Bricklayer? t Cuts There is considerable talk about the appointment of another racial commission to study conditions in Haiti. The failure of the Sanhedrin Con- ference to remain in session several weeks before the University $9,700. We have 142 female painters and seamens, but of course this numbness, but of course this numbness, did not include those who practice the art on that part of their heads containing the nose, eye and mouth. Four Negro convicts were recently burned to death in a fire that destroyed the main building at the Top Flat Mine, near Birmingham, Ala. Just a little variation from the usual program of being whipped to death. COL. MIDNIGHT'S WEEKLY LETTER. ```markdown ``` People don't think when they criticize the doctor: If they could cure them, they would cure them of the mistaken idea that a doctor has an easy time of it. There is another instance when someone comes after you in a hurry before you have had time to take a few minutes to eat food all day. You go and the patient acts naughty and you can't be sure of the account of all convenience you promo- COL. J. O. MIDNIGHT DISCUSSES THE COMING GENERAL CONFERENCE FROM FLORIDA. Tampa, Florida. — Will you discover that I am still in Florida, but will spend a few days out of the state next week, but will return again, and I hope you are going to be on the look out for me, for I am going to have some political work and my going out and coming back. It is getting to be warm weather and about the political world now. They are going to elect a president of the United States next fall, and the two big parties are coming together. The delegates are being elected to go to the front and speak for the people, and it will be up to them to decide what to speak. Men and women will walk to the polls Next November and express their views there will be two great churches dealing in religious politics next May and they will be called upon Of course you know just what I am talking about. The African Methodist Episcopal Zion church will be in general conference in Louisville, Kentucky, and the African Methodist Episcopal Zion church will be in general conference in Indianapolis, Ind., and both are to elect bishops and general officers of course. They will have political leaders to be busy calling men to episcopal honors, and if he has called men to claim and they will have to call men to have to call men for pastor, for the list in the book are pastors. We hope are pastors, presiding elder and general officers. We will all watch and see if the men will be determined by the votes. In the African Methodist Episcopal church we have men as Rev. R. Cramon, A. L. Gaines, R. A. Grant, R. W. Mance, A. M. Hill, C. R. Camomel, A. G. Laines, R. Campbell, G. H. Young, E. J. Howard, S. D. Butler, H. A. Carr, J. C. Anderson, A. L. Gaines, J. Campbell, G. H. Peek, W. H. Thomas, C. M. Thomas, W. H. Mixon, J. W. Walker, R. N. Newman, whose names I do not remember nor do I know many of them in the Zion church. I do know who walks to lay down his editorial pen and take up an episcopal pen, and Dr. Jones, from Washington, New York and some others. Then the Lord would have Reva. Noah Williams C. W. Ahlgren, pastorate and be Missionary see retirements, and the Lord can only use one of them, and let us see he have heard God's voice telling us have heard God's voice telling us to support Dr. G. W. Allen but I am of the opinion when the Lord wand Dr. Allen to give us advice. He directed him to, edit the Southern Christian Recorder then he is going to drive Dr. Allen uninterrupted. He would advise Dr. Clalborne Harmon, and all the rest to turn their eyes some other way for them. There are some other Reva. S. J. Johann, J. W. Hare, N. W. Jamison, J. T. Hallowell, J. E. Beard, succeeded the late B. F. Watson. This may be so, but only one of them can be elected and it seems that the Lord is directing them. Dr. H. S. Sims, one of the best bosses in foxes, says that the Lord should be his financial secretary he is making the Lord will preside over it from the house top and enriched it from the house top and other every top, yet I don't know what he is presiding over. Prof. John R. Hawkins. Time will The Lord has called upon Rev. I believe the public should think move as stated before criticizing, "You should not be as well as anything else or the people upon whom he attends. The New York Times has cited his efforts as he has great odds to work against any other of the neighborhood illness he has the neighborhood influence to contend with, also supervise the funds to pay the doctor, gossip and fundraise for him, and some think colored people that he is a doctor as well as the other fellow who has the same I have been looking for a letter from President W. H. Jergenin, of the National Race Congress, to the committee decided to hold the next session in Washington, D. C. April 26, but it has not reached me yet. I am going to of you are going to attend this big meeting to keep your eyes on that date and prepare for it, and then it will be on the next week. Grand Master Drew D. Wilkinson, the Mackenzie Grand Lodge will be in Jacksonville, April 1, and I am booked to be there, and may get the meeting. I will still have ringing in my ears the pass word, "Live Onions and Bacon." I am one of the most revered people in the country. Let the good work go on. There will come the National Republican convention in Cleveland, and the people are going there, and this will be followed right in the same city and state, the National Baptist Convention, Dr. D. W. Cannon, has just closed a meeting in Macon, Ga., and other things have taken There have been a few things on here, and among the other things, Hon. John L. Webb, of New York, has wonderful power and ability has been here holding some meetings He is Supreme custodian of the church and the men interested in the uplift and betterment of our people. It doesn't believe it just get some of the literature. Go to Hot Spring National Park and see that great place in the home of that man and the office building being erected. I have had the pleasure of stopping in the home of that man and the office building of D. G. Griffin of Bedul Baptist church. There is not much fuss made about it, but Dr. Griffin is a pastor and pastors in this country. He goes to his people with thought every Sunday and that thought around pastors in this country. He takes the time to prepare for his work, and when he preaches he outreaches the best whether the congregation be large or small. Then when he was looking around for accommodation, he met to a, well balanced, well trained woman, he have been blessed with two sons and one daughter in St. Augustine, Florida getting ready to serve the people and follow the footsteps of father I want to congratulate the Rev. Dr. M. W. Dr. Thurston, pastor of Bethal A. M. E. church, New York. He asked me to seek a man from destroying saying to the world, "My character is my all, and if you touch OFFICE CAT TRADE MARK BY JUNIUS AN HONEST CONFESSION. In marriage, he who hesitates is—bossed. 000 000 Sisters are your parents' daughters who usually ought to be ashamed of them. 000 000 In Egypt the queens were beards, the queen we were out with the other night must have. 000 000 I am glad the sun is shining, because every day of such weather is worth its weight in cool! 000 000 We heard a bird say that asked if he could be able to marry again. "No, just free." 000 000 Banana bananas there is to be a concession in Florida soon. Judging by repeated comment during the past few months we are of the opinion there are 000 000 It is a wizard who knows his condition—after reading what the politicians say about it. If it is dull and slow and it is the great novel of the year. STRANGERS IN THE DARK Part I BY GERTRUDE SANBORN Author of *Velled Aristocrat* (Release) and *The Famous Writers Guild* John Howard went to the station the other day to meet his mother who was coming from the airport in Chicago. Both looked very happy. 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HISTORY OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY It was the first Republican to be elected to the House, the became half-court in the Senate, the forty-fifth Congress in the last half-century, and the name of the nominee was not pretty which met in special session October in the last half-century. In appearance to preside over the Kirk church in Hallstatt, the nominee definitely known in the public country of Pennsylvania, was elected speaker six month compensation in the county of Warren over James A. Carp. 149 to over James A. Carp. 149 to the funeral expenses in his case. In church unanimously voted to elect preached two excellent sermons. In church unanimously voted to elect preached two excellent sermons. In the on the sick GET WHIZ - I'D LIKE TO GET A GOOD JOB SOME PLACE! I WOULDN'T WANT TO WORK FOR THAT GUY! DICKENS' WORKS FOR $2 WEEK HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO WORK FOR ME, YOUNG MAN? WHAT—FOR TWO DOLLARS A WEEK? I'M NOT IN DICKENS' CLASS! THE PANIC OF 733 RUTHERFORD R. HAYES CHAPTER NINE [mation in order were Marahil Jewish of. Connecticut; Oliver P. Morrison, Indiana Benjamin B. Hirsch, of Indiana, Blaine of, Blaine of, Blaine was nomi- For The Silver Dollar There was now a demand from many people, especially the Western silver miners, for the restorations of the mine, which passed what was known as the Bland-Ailson bill which required the Secretary of the Treasury to pay for it. The proponents of the bill had bespoken that silver dollars would be deposited and provided in the act that the dollars could be deposited with the Secretary of the Treasury and so-called the "silver certificates" became so popular that they have been in general circulation ever since. During the civil war the so-called "greenback" paper money issued by the Treasury in general circulation until in 1864 it took about three green-back bills to buy a dollar of speculation of speculative payments was debated for several weeks following the close of the war and finally Congress set a policy that the greenbacks should be redeemable in gold. The government steadily paid off the war debt the greenbacks as steadily rose in value. Seventy months before the date for payment the greenbacks went to par and would buy as much as gold dollars the government would pay whatever in financial circles when the resumption date rolled around "The resumption and its complete fulfillment," says Curtis, "was another example of Republican will. It was a demonstration of enactment of the law had been by Republican vates, and for the years since it was enacted into operation it had been con- THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1924 TEXAS TOWNS Farmersville. — Sunday school good at all churches. The event was on Monday. Cursey Chapel union met in Joint St. James A. M. B. church is making all the churches to be present on account of rain. Mrs. Johnne Mace anne spent Saturday with her aunt, Mrs. Rhoda Stubblefield her mother, Mrs. Mackenzie Masy is in W. Place visiting. If you have any news for the paper, give it to me Sunday. Sherman. — Bishop Wm. D. Johnson or Teachin District Council was in favor of the negative. The Y. W. A. planning a rally and much improved. first and third Sundays. The Coney Chapel Union meet in session with Hook Hill church Sunday at 5 o'clock and an impromptu meeting at 10 o'clock, subject "Witch is the Witch," a film by the Affirmative W. D. Thomas and J. T. Hamilton. Negative, J. D. Hamilton. Negative, J. D. Hamilton made good points and the Judge decided in favor of the negative. community of the walker until the end of the day, she is suffering with lipstick this week. Eastland — Mrs Mabel Hartan gave a bridge hatch to a number of women over she served chicken salad and cake and coffee cake and coffee cake and then pheasant ice cream, later in the afternoon in little individual baskets, in little individual baskets, in Armourhead West, and Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Williams Speaker, Mrs. Mattie Jefferson, Mrs. Mater Young, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Hughard, many beautiful gifts were given the popular long lily, Bramont — Mediches hold Election. The Oil City Medical Dental and Pharmaceutical Society held its Roberts, Mrs. Willie Speaker, Mrs. Hillman Hill-Rev. E. W. Wright, Jefferson, Mrs. Mater Young, reports a successful quarterly conference. Reports on a successful quarterly conference. Rough Ikard, many beautiful gifts,荣誉堂 at Sawmur Chapel A. M. Rough Ikard, many beautiful long lady,荣誉堂 at Sawmur Chapel A. M. Mabel Marian Harbel, during the quarter $210.6, amount Mrs. Elda Ford visited in Fork Worth, Wednesday the guest of her husband, Mr. Dr. Moore in a little M. Lee Apperson and wife are here. Mr. Moore is a graduate, Cal. Mrs. Mattie Case and her Sister, Mrs. N. L. Peters of Chicago visited in Dallas this week, where she spent time with friends and friends attended the oratorical event at Emme. Friday night. Mrs Joulinephine Crawford would bring the bacon house Mrs. Dr. Moore is visiting of the Pederson's club night at Joshua Chapel M. E. M. Church. **Ahleene** - Mrs. and Mrs. Alfred Hayden and son came from El Paso overland, last Tuesday. Bethal A. Hayden and her Bishop, Rt. Dr. Wim, D. W. Johnson, Thursday, April 3rd, a free event in the afternoon. Bishop Rt. Dr. Wim will preach **Hanger** — The St. Paul Baptist church continues to preside. Paulette Kawasaki is working as never before. The Sunday school with Supt. 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You can obtain a facial tone counter, if not, and add it with 10 cents to Bonilla Labels, Indianapolis, Indiana, for a total cost. express Various Printing And Designing --- --- TEXAS TOWNS greatly surprised when the doors were thrown jar later to find the sunshine social ann art club awaiting in a body to aid and give them a silver offering. The were cordially invited in Austin and Ford, in responding proved to them. Though it was a pleasant one. Meadams Lee and Lintheim closed their school at Black Fork last Friday with a big concert. Several Tylerites motored out to enjoy the affair. Several of the county schools have been cut in half and the Dodge car has purchased a Dodge car. The Sunshine social and Art club met March 14, in the home of Mrs. W. Kelly, Mrs. Stokus prstanding. After the transaction of Important Arts, the Dodge car was taken for E. R. high school. A delicious menu was served by the parents early to meet with the Parent-Teachers' club of E. B. high school. Port Arthur - Rev. C. L. Lea pastor of the Israel A. M. M. church in conducting a series of meetings for the congregation, and the meetings are succeeding. Pastor Lee will close on the 32nd of August, and the Rock Island Baptist church is absent from the city, but services were carried out nicely by the pastor. The pastor gave a very good lesson, and it was given in the practical review by the pastor, I. R. Richardson, who at 3 p.m. all pastors and their prayer service, pastor Richardson, made some very essential remarks. At 3 p.m. all pastors and their prayer service, pastor Richardson, made some very essential remarks. With us in our financial drive, Pastor Foggans, representing pastors, was present, K. of P. A., Odd Pellows, M. Foggans, M. A. Booth, leader no. 2. Rev. T. & Prover. Mera, Bavans, M. Foggans, M. A. Booth, leader no. 3. Mera, W. Putha, Mera, J. Smith, lead argis Dipika-Dikya orchestra her home to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Davis who will be in the Odell-Silton is building a three thousand dollar church with him, with the women she was buried with, with the men she was buried with, Dr. Stewart and Geo. W. Stirling are in charge of the his members are keeping things wark. Mrs. Love Henry is confined alive at Bethlehem. Rev. Thekid and Mrs. W. Stirling was at his bed Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Thekid has to reach the goal. The Five Kundy-Sunday School was well attended. The never falling Superintendent, Mr. J. P. Portell is bringing things to pass. This being the quarterly conference day everybody has attended, the spirit can high on engagement. Dr. J. L. Johnson, Pastor, setting P. E. is bringing things to pass, the Junior church will raise $100.00 Easter. We are planning to have a great Easter. The quarterly conference will bring big things in the near future. The Quarterly conference was called to order. Dr. J. L. Johnson, Pastor, exercises reports showed an improvement, over 10 hours reported. The progress several accessions and conversation. P. E. Dr. A. R. Sturgeon, Dr. J. L. Johnson, William Decker Johnson, D. D. L. D., visited us and presided over a most wonderful event through the weather very inclement. The Blimp made his home with us and attended the snow meeting, Mr. Roy Washington, our undertaker, amid the snow and melted the Blimp to the station on the snow, preparing for the General Conference. Crockett--Mrs. N. H. Mosley was called to Dallas Wednesday where she will nurse. Misses E. Washington and Lucie White **Boston** Puren M. Shee Township of Jackson M. K. Harvey Magnolia, The Par. Crockett—Mrs. H. M. Hoyle Harperville-Super M. K. Harvey Magnolia Association held was called to Dallas Wednesday of the first and Sunday School half session at E. Scott high where she will护urle. Misses E. carried out an annual. M. I. School last Friday. They were Washington and Lucile White THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1924 were visitors at Mrs. Sarah Gray's wednesday afternoon. Miss Maud Jackson has returned to her home at Elkart after a four month visit in Crockett. Mrs. Carrie callers at the residence of Arra N. Davis Tuesday. The C. M. E Missionary Society will have their annual sermon Sunday, March 30th at which time they will render a program; all the so- cles of the town are cordially invited. Rev. A. L. Franklin will receive a special Mission sermon Sunday. Mineral Wells—Mr. C. J. Johnson, one of our grocery men will soon have a filling station. Mrs Laura Toller who has been in Portland, Ore. for several months will be visiting our Services Sunday at the different churches were well attended Rev. R. C. Mask and children have returned from Dallas, Mrs. Della Gray is having some improvements made on their place. Mrs Hewett of Caldwell, Texas is here with Mrs. Toller and Mrs. Carron and Dawney, Mrs. Amanda Sims has returned from Dallas where she was called on account of the illness of her niece. Holland. — Services were well attended Blaise blached the Baccalaurate sermon for the principal, Jno L Chappell Mr. Hollis Gray deserved life, Thursday, Mar 13th. Cooper—Rev. T. J. Given is in home again from Minneapolis and was at his post of duty both day and night. He was at Greenville and also Mrs. Malliaille Baadley. The birthday party that was given at the home was held by his pastor was enjoyed by all that were present and many valuable presents were received. Mrs. D. Deleonis, Mrs. D. Deleonis last Sunday. Rev. Hobba was in town on the 15th meeting his many friends Mrs. Amie Doleen and Mrs. Amie the guests of M. R. F. Flanigan last Sunday. Athens: A--throng gathered at the A. M. E. church Sunday night at the A. M. E. church, only rarely; amount raised $1,021.00, Rev A. Daveren and his people deserve much praise for the aplendid effort also given at the K. of P. hall Sunday. And God gave Housen his other point. As we go to press the funeral of Mrs. Lucy (Ware) Marian Will will be remembered. Those who came to attend the funeral are, Mr. and Mrs. George Ware and Mrs. Brewford, Mr. John Landers and Mr. S. H. Hamilton of Dallas, Mr. Levi Franks returned from Glimer accompanied by her daughter, Mrs W. M. Sharp who is ill. Mrs W. M. Sharp was Green's last week. Mr. and Mrs Imane Guzdiev of Garrison are here visiting. Glimer is here visiting. Mineola. — St. Paul Baptist church had splendid S. S. with Sept. 11th. Brown in church with Brown in church at the C.M. B church both morning and evening. Miss Adèle Klocken and Miss Katie Mineola High school. The Mineola High School and Javine the Mineola High school the store being in favor of Javine Christian Institute. 19-12. The Texas Terra Team will cross bat Saturday Miss Amie Lee Goes spent Sunday in Mineola on her mother's side. Mrs. Walton of Wichita Falls are here visiting her mother and father. Mrs. Walton of Wichita Falls is last Sunday visiting relatives and friends Mrs. I. Russo and mother. Last week visiting her father and mother, Rev. and Mrs. S. J. Jackson. — The Rev. T. S. Boone of Fort Worth has accepted Ruins- School was fine in St. Dollymme M.E. church Sunday morning. The pastor prescheduled a close of which Dr. P. R. Robinhan infiltrate man, gave a very entertaining talk at 3 P. M. the pastor, Rev. Vance attended services at 4th. Word Baptist church, Mr. Nelson Belchin quietly married at her home on Linden St. At 6 P. M. sun. event friends. Rev. D. F. Vance officiated. After the marriage ceremony the guest were a red with cake people of the M. E. church at Parris will enter into a ten days revival meeting. Palestine — The weather was pleasant and service and S. S. churches Sunday. Rev. J. B. Atkins the beloved pastor of Amlin and at his best Sunday morning and at his best Summertime sermon entitled "The Hose of a Nation cones in a night" Mr. Palestine did Wednesday morning. Center, — Prof. M. Jennings made a trip to Losanaport, last week to Wade and a few little children. Wade and two little children Lake,meked the week end 'here with relatives. South Bound paused for a few days, and some two or three hours Friday morning about 1 mile south of Center Station, when the ponies were taken to the track. No one hurt. Miss Mahal Pounda., who is teaching at the school, was taken to last week, accompanied by Miss Lille Holman. They returned to the school Monday. Mennon was taken to the track to be held at St. Paul Baptist church, Sunday March 28rd and to Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Gogsett, Lilian Roberts and Vero Roberts spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lathen Greer motored to Nacodgeschool. Saturday night, Mrs. Ada Macky was accidently shot Sunday by a police officer. She recover. Mrs. Martha Jennings, Mrs Jas Hicks and Mrs Martin to San Augustine, Sunday. The wife of Mr. Geena Roberts was taken suddenly ILL Prison that was called seemed some that was nuzzled as to her cobblain Mrs I. L. Pulson and Miss Lillie St. John Community, the home of Mrs Nellie Hoke Sunday. St. John Community, — Rev Tims was at his post Sunday and preached two powerful sermons on Monday. Mrs Blanch Jones spent Saturday night with their sister, Mrs Ethel Jennings, Mrs A. I. Lister, Mrs A. J. Lister, Mrs Annie Allen was a dinner guest of Mrs Maggie Blundy, Sunday, Mr. O. C. Caraway were in town, Saturday, Mrs S. M. Reagan of Naples, is visiting her mother, Mrs Emily Eddings, days at Center with her sister, Mrs Ethel Smith, Mrs Thina Sunday. The supper given by the missionary women Saturday was quite a success. Mrs Earnest Thomas of Center, workshipped Mrs Earnest Thomas was in town Saturday on business. Tyler. — The Alpha Civic and Art club met at the home of Dr. M. March 13th at 9:30 o'clock. The regular routine of business was followed, this being the first business was transacted, one of the most important items being State Federation. At the social musical treat, Miss Nellie White presided at the piano. A menu enjoyed by all. This is destination to become the leading club of the Scott High School met in regular session. Friday P. M. at 3 o'clock. A most interesting meeting was held and Principal Foot. T. J. Anderson were highly elated over the interest being shown at fitted room The Sunshine Social and Art club met with the P. T. A. a body. Speaker represents McClellan and Merrwierra from East Texas Academy. A donation was presented by Mrs. McClellan. Merkel, — Sunday School was good and well attended with Supt. at his post. After Sunday School Jae McDowell and members made a trip to Abbiele to help them in a rally. Village Mills—Sunday Schools were well attended at all times. Jae McDowell preached at Grants Church Sunday morning and Rev. Henry Pugeron preached Sunday evening at the excellent sermon Sunday night to a crowded home. Mrs. Exe Goolebee came home Saturday morning with her mother with her mother in Beaumont Miss Alta Goolebee want to spend a few hours with her parents. Mrs. Alta Goolebee want to see here this week. Mrs. Square and Bean made a flying trip to Hexcelsior on the sck list this week. Mr. Henry Dill and Miss Adine Pearson were married Saturday. Dhbull—Rev. W. M. Gill, pastor of the church of God, arrived Send No Money THREE MARGARIES FOR A LIMITED TIME OUR WORLD FAMOUS SPECIAL $33.00 Value Special $16.95 10.90 and 30 caliber Side swing, liftback model to the world. Includes Guarretta world every year or airfield placed and mounted on a standard airfield placed Shoots all standard American ammunition, 3000 per rifle with ammunition, plate and automatic safety hammer. 20-SHOT FRENCH AUTO- WATIC-32-CALIBRE $28 Value THIN SPECIAL HALE $10.45 USED IN WORLD WAR fast automatic, gun of blue steel. Every brand new and imported. British made, fast, reliable, smooth action, easy to handle and carry. TWO OTHER BIG SPECIALS The Small 18-callable automatic mode- lized phone. New, positive safety da- tion. New call center. Guaranteed to hang. Courtesy. Guaranteed to hang. $7.45 German LUOGI Used by German army officers. Side construction. No access to magazine. Specially priced. $17.95 GARY TRADING CO. Dept. 2, 1064 Broadway, Gary. Ind. Fax number on Army or Postage Duty. Don't Call. WOOD-The Bar Dunny. Sunday from Houston. He preached in the afternoon and at night He also ordained three deacons, Mr. Arthur Jones, Mr. Tom Willie, and Mr. John Hookins. All the Sunday Schools were well attended. Mr. Willie Hookins of Sulphur Springs passed through town enroute to Navasota. He spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Hookins. The base ball boys have just received their uniforms and play in the second game of the second nine. Scores 6 and 0 in favor of the regular team. One boys are ready to accept the second game of the games played last season. They are expecting to do better. Mr. Louis Carr spent a few days in Cold Springs last week visiti- ng the University of Cordia Roberts of Pineau spent last week with her mother, Mrs. Victoria Madison, of Pineau. Mr. R. Walker went to Nacogdocos Bedside of his brother, Mrs. Leonna Smith of Lafunix spent week-end bedside of his brother, Mrs. Leonna Smith of Lafunix spent week-end returned from Houston Sunday. Mrs. Bertha Patton left Saturday and for Calverson at Galveston, Mrs. Bertha Patton returned from Galveston and other points Tuesday. Garrison, Texas—The bond issue election of Wednesday ended insures us of a nine months term of school. Mrs. Lucy M. Davia was account of the serious illness of her sister, Mrs. Mand Porter Mc- dain; died early morning evening at Garrison rest Monday evening, under the auspices of the American Wood- land Trust several months at Garrison some years ago, and made many friends here, who will secret to hear of published at Dallene, Texas every SATURDAY, sold at 100% E. 9th Street, Los Angeles. E. 10th Street, Los Angeles. D. DANTE'S BILD'T STAND, 140% E. 9th Street, Los Angeles. Cal. for further information. S. E. CARR, 100 W. Green Street, Pasadena. Cal. Agent. oe en epee ee on. i 5 i ee ee SB Tae tema iisn Gi Gata 1 NEBR NN cscs MIO ca ne SE (DSS CaN A NT look ne Seat ad a Ml HEMAN PERRY EXPLAINS MISSISSIPPI LIFE SALExa2 henry, ly Mare 35-—Augnort eee ee Recerca teeta eh EA io eienr eee Rey ile ei, aide aan na eae atta, erecta hfe Lee eer cone gare ee er on i vi ‘ited Golan ashe ana oy the fale igs Sar Sa apd ura ie tna Pete eae ‘Ree of chet ortote nptordog tM Ferry’ letter! were 600" short of Baars alt Pesala ste sticaln of the Setlonpes Ye si err dares een eas ri ations walt Se eee eee Se erinrettann, tae Beet aoa ea fag of which wae inary and the i SNe ee ee oificara' who was ucuvely” connects i ne vu cerenratee Theta aint the Vaeucance tye “te fowener, "Wr tay sade es Steen eae eee ae tiga ars ees es ene ae Tandon, Bareln. $—wttorta 4 Buropean oun which stared to oblain taluable concestons In Li npr mae agfrmenpcsze tn dno RESTORE YOUR HEALTH VIGOR TONE ALAXATIVE TONIC Will Do It Parndea ot ‘Genaitan, Poaepaiiony Ehyisineen, Fotamiium, Acetate, be- ees Scapa omic, bowie ano sareumarian a wonbenuren, sur Beigeeees ee eer eee eee RSAD Tie INTERESTING NVIDENCE ROM THOM WHO WAVE eee ate, oe Eager enn re Sep cra oe eee ea mea ns SSSR ees e 10, 1093 RAK, Fe Worth, Texas on Fe ee a ey ea sR e RA iaetonyort Worth, Texas pao ML Sop alten canuetacc crane, ite tase forts ar Se ee he eg sala crete sand Rees peter Sot Zone with Shatestins ext Se SS ses 8 HR RE EE ana ‘ ‘205 Wont 26th Street, Port Worth, exam,” ie Soa te eects ok beer ort cy fee ako age ee ire ae Sere ery eats sare tat ; POMBE = rah porn, sane ie es dp atts Serr arctan oe ton pss See etree Srna Rr a fate : Pecan tae lish chest sae coded hyhecrpr 4 time" T'eouta’ net take the world tor having found VIGOR TONE. 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Mlaalanipah 14fe come to @ standatill because of re- ported dietensiona within the = reetorate an ta the procedure Tt ie Is said to have incluged "Brie, French, Duteh and Belstan Interests snd dead. prinepally dock nd ‘allroad conceaions tn return or pagent Sng oes ge ‘(THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 19 lufanaations) Our atcntion was endif Recta te es ane Peet eee Noe fee Gr comes fal, he wc wa raf fee eae ine a tc TNs Shee betel ts opetats Singh, ee Wiha we ert, fouether ‘wiih an Agency the standard: Nad plenctd & greater sah ih nia Snr Bs oth face ae Sat he Oe Sot vinta nce Why Es "lea Ue eee eet oe faenimen of trom a7koeg costo ei daichii Ps Senter s ae ce coaa cr ees tiderstanding that antoon cnneetnd Rot, care to" eantinun ta the, alee inven care’ of Bp'wat und sei" the ee onset eer eae Sachets Sp a et the circumstueter he iamigualon'ot Saree eter fee tet chi er ac malee ree ie cee cura Ree ane Mato eat ovenmeh hed ie teport ade att wie ote itt ft prod record Und aif tone wh know ie well ane a BROTHERHOOD GUEST ‘ AT BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH LAST SUN- . DAY MORNING SO Pee a Imurebed ‘down’ the the’ ef” Bathal hs 2 the tholea tet "Seats ao ae pei I pel faite ceemuet S IESE promincnd'ama ‘ankles aeflcer of Shar pitaie ty raat Sind ate ag etiam Ege reenamiee thee are ages {rato near fetves’ ane wot glow Sorenesives Beer dean ate matstis eet came Peers ara, 25 (CARD OF THANKS 1m Dallas for kindness shown a dur- Ineainawns ats stn tte Isat ean itr a ea fo Saletan ims. Aaughier, =” ASR The joure of ih base_ all mann- raider, sergaeets Nec Sho Glam at verstde Park. Mare Saeaisao hy re See nectar mae te 2 SSCS TR es pest i ani Sacto a on ce fe cae eee me ire, Soca we oy cone Faliuary't "tao int Pad ave Tra selena sna Whittaker apd family, 3 Danton ana es lied ene Feefoconr ah Sot at nt: ‘tsuneo ere econ Sateen aon ee er nal, Mar soe wae pga Sr Wo dace Sn feta Da cmt ae te fens npn Pai esis adn f onan Narcan bers afermed Mr Coban on Na a | BASE BALL suprrer PLUVIUS, WEATHER BIRD RALLYING _ FROM BATTING SLUMP, PLUMPS APPLE FOR ROUND ONE THOUSAND — FOSTER CHARGERS IN STABLE — BLACK GIANTS RARIN’ TO GO—TRACK TOO HEAVY DALLAS NEGRO MECHANICS OFFER PRIZES TO STUDENTS OF TWO UPPER CLASSES OF CITY HIGH SCHOOL Principal Rhoads Accepts Offer And Makes Counter Proposition in Scholarly Address at Meeting ivernide Athletic Piel. piacauttap sendy” tha The Bal ee co eee eetaaa Sit i, sae. Gey a eat as Se Hoga gtee ia batt Shan AR Gite tend aa i at gi, oh Sng ee Sore omeian ee eile ar be ot Weaiithartdaartace Sah Ia ay aeftoetec ace 1 See te ae IN ary of Base ta at See Gea Man tee Sah ietetcnee ing Binde. we nae 2% Ba ta ae a eee Heiamots the reaiction’ gece wil So ey san see need” ore ular eben Sbatuete aes ane os It Stan ne e ors omen ate Se ce Gent, W Sidney Pittman, announced toto ate oe aa ese ie roche Wasnt” ses Pritts cd atti we ecm ee Sa dy yn ads os by" the president, that the ter aa Ee esticcou ieee cig head. beeen a Alan the peerient hen ints Se teat tea ata See rey cea aes mica hued sane tote aie wee faa eB Loner sees tra program. was evident, i the ca earan glauca Eragrostis ihe itlgh Schobt would iw alt tks rato tn ts Baa tak oben Saenger owt owe mavag i wea “anten sei scenes Sha ver anibe tay Sah ta Se ised ara dwar neta Tedd Sete ee 8 COLOMRD WAFTIIASES 477 COLORED WATTHESES 4 (My arthir'@. Banks, &. ¥. P. et Stone) ee a a ae ately lr opis ace sneer iesais Senge amet ee reat free ree be ets cy aa ng Sts teas eee aie Atta ae ie tear sarc et asa feats cere he De Je Ny Me eB Ista ws rpc tw a beeper fox Waneae'tncats Soe ici Siew. weanina ote Sith on vane ine astinton, D6, Marah She lsvst eet Aran St Pwo eke a eps Mien mate ra es cs Seite re es fesse ance tes ase feel et ne ea asta me ies Sin Ser eoe eae see ieee ee ecw ae \scaefchcraume marae ae eto waa eae eset aes tame nee See tet eet oe oo kel aac Pe" Brstanu ete Pama Saree, ats ate ree be Srtent cacao Sudan hs opens eba % Adee she eehartinoy Abd ale Lewia win erie eee fiers. ares ate eer ae ere rt iariaern ene ae eras conve ane Po a einer ee tele eee ee pe ee ene ee ee is kth coalition {ite tavebie Inthe mea far aren Sie cen graces ta eal ny Bre aay ee a ave “Tole. now iden. further. ainb- ee ee ane ye ee ie eae reat Sines ae eee iy eee ey ase ae eae cae ere ie erat haere We hear’ bln eumpiabea by eee ears eee fein canner tones Hom “lt scars 8 "Gan eet ee ean eae we tas oe rae hmtsian Ciags. Aaeselatlon ernie See Shae Ba is coeeey ees Gun Lee ees worn ce ROMER more te Bis co acer a ea Bates Senate, to ake he mos Teiah bette local gett rg eae he tte Ualsana, nominee of President ‘ele for Comptraet ot Gan rang eh Mev Oren ee re Country following Cohen's Fejeeton in account sf "pore bjection cog ton eh cocoleen meet se the National Committoe, promptly herd behind Cohen it" in thought Ina tteaiptilen tetos o staher alate the toa poston nod there te a faling __— | k G ! | |i eee Bs | contigence that | ySatiany Will We) ceive the senatorial" gontimation| Sach ate rae acta oa 1a talafng Warhoklen foe the great | eae Rah Rees SiaryS, SME SASS paenpmemarcal ig TUBERCULOSIS NURSE THANKS EXPRESS AND ese CORRECTION. | Tsai | Inv 4ohm ee, Jaton . Dallas Express Pab. Co. cimyaccccrs ete | ie widh trtRAnr the Daten Bxptene i spas Nerrrnsnccr seek oe arene eBa Reeth, naa? 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De sie ee A Fe Mi inns resident Seana Grove fences asc Mi aiier Sovounonmnai haa feet mute br tr esternee cate ie wend Sar ne See: sie Reg ‘thd tatarday morning session’ tk main amt soce Was ie Sy ae vs Joana Phys ctare Pt Worth Seoted ast Sees. oor ie Sean 0 arts ieee if a tats work Our Bo Dien ala sss vt ete Weare a great soars to. so Whine toe aa tad fe tote Oat ‘ We can do Don't 2outie gee fe red ote a owed & discumtnn, “The, il peiatinas weir tere Sta Pon intr ce tert alte were og & number of the bore a igre eoerane torte sean onsen by ow faa ewer j aciaion ne 1 by 2. Sembgrnarisont nat ne aosks"fs the youes alen'< eonsuiy Serr Shial Ic the iaprtanc ite Bune sr hens tho_ aa toting ch me irs hat "mues asd ea psa nn of inn ance vate wy or Buon ‘or ewe ‘f the tals. 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MENT OF EDUCATION Cia sels || Sees ee ema IAAL Wo print th ws hi aa pease ei Bee ier eee arene ete eee ones Ss Scat eS eeeaeene omer, © tere pentane: ae Peg eras oo Bee ees ee rae och hhe er fo eer poet 2 fee cs pacnirce sms ar ese nae peace ie enc ee A le ca cat tein ates ter a a a ies ee mataccar: EE a parser anit pellet ace ok Bree as eon Boge tarcce Becerra ites See a Sseatirte ot ee yes ita» eters Res 2 aes goa S nee erates os iments os oes ae : eee oe eee sa RS tiie roa canneno ‘THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 192 '/ditorium of the magnificent new [Pie Talia” tently cnr errs tae "inc en a wit po araiacre tues aes ie eastanat tae Resse an Stra a emer es eet SB PSs, at any et ister ratens nore roe } Fore it soven iwith fitting ceremonies at the set [i of the rand Lodge next May. |The work is Delsig execute trom| ie the tana "tog Clr ins area aes bride Re tana hemi eras sours, (oem rtf cha rapant wre seater. trae te mits wemcosa er ie aacaengto aoe tea weet rae tat ea reoba ha enieel Bremcae ees ete Sa Gein eas Ria sr AO Ea Se era eiris: sat ay as a Sc aan Fe os Law a Sei Bee nate sa Sater se soe a ya ae : Perce i a creer aes oe tate nt sit nee a Saree mane Sen a ere aie re is car oie | ‘STRANGERS IN THE DARK | (Continned from page 4) Serssamaad Same Wheteaes toe poeain, vata a Seton mae oe ee ae oe cor eee ae eee a ee oe ee ponies tee ope peeeeeee Penne ees eer en Eee oes Poe eee Pe ere eras oe ee eee poane aes ae ee pte aee ores ee eee beens oe feken ore pea Scare tease poten ere cere pee ase nes ee cere ea eae se ee eras Dalow came up ent sorudded Fae gee Rete ae Sete A caaten ase STRENGTH SECURITY SERVICE FRATERNAL BONDING COMPANY makes a specialty of bonding officers of local lodges. 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Wltama waa al ready showing sgn of dawning eonclousneen Ho" began to mut bo "iiverthing's gone wrong: No use in "anpting,‘Breeyinings ta ferible "moan cart stralehten ft anyiking~oniy ten hares fet—proverty all tanaied "up Ceeible teribe hea Howards alert nd pondered there mumbiines, Ho ero the rooms (0 Whitman's dase and ook Ga at the disorder ted "of Savers that cattored it from end fovent. Suddenly ‘he bent “over tod Doran to ort den into te packets He read them aa he sor ed, He ecame.veryseh tater Shed and ant. Gaia. etore the dea end was son Tota rap spptaua ‘ot Waltmen’s nancial SFirs a they ay” open 0B iacering open. ‘ater ¢ tor tmoments the mum. bine tom, Whitman's coraet of the room ceased, but Howard waa so far aroned, in the papers bere hia "that bo hada tome of his aust fom Whit mats phyaeal ie toe Anan cal troubles ‘Presenty "Waltman opened hs eres, He tcked tha lunging robe aid wondered when he ha pt ft on, Thom healed tnlow tana to his ow and cares uy ae lo nen Next his eyes wandered about he Yoo hey reste on a dank right surged overt zm of tbe Newroaltng thee. Never having’ known a" New personaly urine yeni ie Re jampat to the coneunion chat ne wun about. {0 be robbed of what ito Reni) Domeosed and probably saurdered ‘Ail the new ne had” seat aboat hin enn countrymen” in "he" papers had plntel to. that ‘conclusion. 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