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K.OF P.BRINGS THOUSANDS TO FORT WORTH A CHAMPION OF JUSTICE A MESSENGER OF HOPE OPPOSITION BESTED IN FIRST ENCOUNTER OF 40TH K. OF P. GRAND LODGE ATTEMPT TO ENJOIN GRAND CHANCELLOR AND KEEPER OF RECORDS AND SEALS RESULTS IN SUSPENSION OF SIX LEADERS AND PROCEDURE OF GRAND LODGE ACCORDING TO SCHEDULE. OPPOSERS SENT FROM GRAND LODGE HALL. REPORTS SHOW ORDER WORTH Sworn Circulation 20,000 COPIES THIS ISSUE A CHAMPION OF JUSTICE A MESSENGER OF HONOR VOL. 81. K. OF I OPPOSITION BESTH K. ATTEMPT TO ENJOIN GRAN SEALS RESULTS IN SUSSE GRAND LODGE ACCORD GRAND LODGE PRO. WORTH. TEXAS. June 7— All oppression faded into nothing- ness Monday morning when the Grand Lodge spoke, and by that speaking unanimously elected Prof. W. R. Willis, of Dallas, Grand Cen- color for another year in the end- of an enthusiastic ovation, and all the other grand lodge officers were respected. Six Opposition Leaders Suspended Just before the time for the convening of the Grand Lodge a sheriff of Tarantau County appeared in the court of the Grand Lodge, kind upon what the Grand Chancery, J. E. Smith, Grand Keeper of Recess, instructed to the Assistant, Marshall, assistant and order, calling them to hold the meeting of the Grand Lodge according to the writ of the Court. As soon as the writ had been served and the Grand Lodge went into action from the constitution of the Grand Lodge the section to the effect that the authority was supposed to go to the courts for the settlement of any signed to the writ in opposition to the laws of the Grand Lodge and they were at once suspended. The names of those who were thus suspended and sent from the hall are: R. S. Watson, J. W. Sanford, W. J. Smith, C. H. Thomas, R. Hames and Carl Cartlton. The grand lodge is holding one of the greatest sessions in its history, and peace and harmony prevails throughout the entire session. The reports showed a wonderful increase over any year in the history of the Order, and the Pythians are loud in the hall of the Grand Lodge. The Grand Chancellor W. S. WILLS Monday morning at 9:00 o'clock the gave rounded calling to Order of the 4th annual session of the Grand Lodge. The great number of people, including the Jurisdiction of Texas, Grand Chancellor seemed to be at his best and brought to the grand lodge sunshine. He was being able to call to order what was to be done. He was being considered one of the greatest organisations in America. He commingled with the great number of men of thought, for in the delegation were doctors, lawyers, bankers, merchants, professors, editors — in the R. S. Watson session, the grand lodge was represented and all mingled together in what meant better-than-the-best. The Rev. Dr. R. B. Jenkins, of Dallas, Grand Prelate made the opening prayer, which brought forth many of the great benefits of the service of spiritual approval. Dr. Jenkins thanked God for the life of Grand Chancellor Willis, the man whose name was the name of the Lord, who had been training and ability was truly a representative of his people in this country. He asked Divine God for the good of the Lord, and the Lord of the earth, of the Worship of Texas, Mayor of Fort Worth—in fact he asked God to give health and strength and thought to all who are in the hands of the world. Race Woman Attorney Candidate for Ohio State Legislature. (P. N. R.) COLUMBUS, OHIO. June 11—Colorado Republicans of Columbus are becoming imbued with a marked desire to work with the candidates in connection with the candidacy of Miss Daisy D. Perkins, successful woman attorney, for state representative. Left moderates at the tender age of fourteen months Attorney Perkins through uniting efforts and application and a determination Ohio's first Colored women lawyer, and now enjoys a large clientele. The firm of the other eight lawyers' office will show that Miss Perkins has won more criminal cases during the last two years than any of the other eight lawyers in Franklin County. Of the 800 lawyers 20 are Colored. Miss Perkins in the chairwoman of John M. Perkins' bar in Shawnee, a mining town in Perry county where she was born. Her later education was spent months old. Mr. Perkins-renewed and educated his six children himself. She was graduated from the Pinehurst Junior College from the college department of Wilberforce University. After leaving college Miss Perkins took up the study of stenography. The Dallas Express she studied law during her spare time in the office of the late Judge Emanuel Barrhoff, who had the distinction of being a criminal lawyer in the middle west. Miss Parkins was admitted to the court in 1951 and was having the distinction of being the practice law in the State of Ohio. She received a $350,000 for the first year. She tended a legal practice with clients in the commission of both races. She is an excellent student of the law. She is appointed to be paid $7,000. All appointments to the commission are one of the National speakers, and she is atled at 183 Lexington avenue, in the body to look after the economic social conditions of the Colored Republic in August. In August, she is thought she will win the nomination in August and the election to the National social conditions of the Colored race. The commission, if finally created by Congress, is to be located in Dr. Jenkins asked God to get into his Lentis and minds of those in authority to stamp out crime, criminality, mob violence and lynching, and the law and order and every offender he punished by law and not by law less mob. Grand Lodge was duly opened, and the board was appointed with J. E. Smith, chairman. Other committees were appointed, and the grand lodge proceeded to do business. It was held in a state of peace, and the Board, that the Injunction was served on the Grand Chancellor, Grand Keeper of records and Seal, and other officials, restraining them from electing officers June 1 with his own leave. At this point business picked up, and Supreme Chancellor S W. Green, of New Orleans, the official head of the Order throughout North and South America, Europe, Asia, Africa and Australia, was given the gavel, an. presided. Prof. A. S. Jackson, announced that the Board of Directors were ready to report, and following this, the Board was meeting with constitutional-provisional-revolving authority, proceeded to elect officers. By vote the rule was suspended, and the Master-at-Arms instructed to cast the Board of Directors. Grand Lodge for the re-election of the Officer. The following were elected: S. W. Wells, Grand Chancellor; L. B. Kinchlin, Vice Grand Chancellor; R. S. Jenkins, Grand Prelate; J. E. Smith, Grand Keeper of Records and Seal; A. N. Prince, Fast Grand Chancellor; R. S. Green, Grand Master of Exchequer; L. A. Grand Lecturer; R. A. Atkins, Grand Inner Guard; J. L. Patton, Grand Outer Guard; R. T. Hamilton, Grand Mediator; R. S. Walker, Master-at-Arms, Grand Master of the Law; S. W. Attorney, The members of the Endowment Board are as follows: W. R. Roberts, Chairman; J. E. Smith, Secretary; Geo. M. Guest, Treasurer; A. S. Wells, Attorney. Board of Directors; A. S. Jackson, President; H. L. Price, Secretary; J. H. Hines, J. J. Burnett, W. S. Willis, Temple Commissioner; W. S. Willis, J. E. Smith, H. N. Densen, J. T. Walton, F. G. Brown, The representatives to the Supreme Grand Lodge are: L. B. Kinechlon and Geo. M. Guest. The report of Grand Keeper of Records and Seal J. E. Smith, was indeed one attractive feature, and was an eye opener to all. Two hundred fifty-one Knights had answered the sum-mon since the last Grand Lodge cause of death was reported. The financial transactions were made clear by the official which brought forth enthusiastic ovation. The report showed cash assets in office $160; in American Exchange National Bank $75,330.55; in Merchantville Bank & Trust Co. $51,787.47; Citizens National Bank, Waco, $4,221.97; City National Bank, Paris, $51,868.99; total $238,147.67. War Savings Stamps $38,900. United States Treasury Certificates $4,500. Mortgage Loans $102,856.83; $2,900.tium Bonds, $20,000; Supreme Lodge, $7,000; Real Estate and Building, $157,419.82; Temple Drug Store, $2,451.76; Total $6,880.87. Non-Ledger Assets: Accrued Interest, $5,657.88; Furniture and Fixtures, $4,650. total $12,307.88; total assets to May 19, 1924, $545,836.85; Loss unpaid Death Claims, $4,707.98; Net Assets, May 19, 1924, $541,125.97; Net Assets, May 20, 1923, $450,277.45; Not Increase, $99,851.52. Interest collected for the year $17,124.85; Interest Accrued, $5,657.88; total earned $22,782.56; officers salary schedule $13,800; interest earned over and became an expert court and convention reporter which she did for sixteen years. She also made complete abstracts which were never questioned by the Building and Loan Associations of Columbus. THIS PAPER CONTAINS 16 PAGES—2 SECTIONS. BE SURE TO GET BOTH SECTIONS Salaries paid $3,982.56. It was shown that the interest alone took care of all the running expenses of the Grand Lodge in all departments, and the balance of over $1,000. It was declared that the Grand Lodge was in good condition, and the lenders were praised. Supreme Chancellor S. W. Green, was introduced and made only a short talk, as he was booked for an address later in the session. Among the other visitors were Gruid Chancellor W. W. Andrews, of Jacksonville, Florida; Charles Stewart, Chicago, Ill. Courtesies were extended to Editor Charles L. Lowe of the Texas Free Press, at the session. C. P. Richardson, of the Houston Informer, Houston, Texas; and J. W. Rice, Editor of the Dallas Express. In the afternoon Monday, the Grand Lodge and Grand Court went in joint session to pay tribute to those who had fallen during the year. An appropriate program was rendered and the memorial sermon was delivered by the Rev. Dr. L. L. Campbell, at the session home where "Wherein Man Diffs From the Lower Animals." Major Robert R. Jackson, of Chicago, who is at the head of the Uniform Rank of the entire Pythian Jurisdiction is among the noted visitors. He is one of the leading military men of the race. Col. Rosece C. Simmons, of Chicago, Ill., is also the present member of the race no time in the history of the Grand Lodge were there so many distinguished visitors. Calanthina 'Also Elect Officers and Prenice for Resorts The Grand Court of Calanthe also in session at the same time of the Grand Lodge is enjoying one of the most harmonious and prosperous sessions of its entire history. The largest delegation of women ever assembled in the history of the Order is participating in its deliberations and all are loud in their praises of the splendid work that is being done by Mrs. A. D. Key. Grand Worthy Counsellor for the past fifteen years. The Court got right down to business with the first tap of the gavel on Monday morning and by the time of the noon adjournment elected (the following officers: Medames S. H. Norris, P. W. C., A. D. Key, G. W. C., F. M. McPherson, G. W. I. M. E. Alexander, G. W. D. P. E. Davis, G. W. R. D. Endowment Board; Medames A. E. McPherson, M. C. H. Brown, N. A. Kirk, Directresses: Medames A. V. Thomas, F. A. Robinson, M. B. Stamps, H. E. Prionson, A. A. Dodson, and Mrs. A. V. Jones, reporter. The reporter of the financial officers which had not been made available for the press were said to indicate that the Order had in assets more than $200,000. The representatives to the Supreme Grand Lodge are Medames F. A. Robinson and P. A. Thompson. Field Day to Be Gala Affair Much interest centers, around Grand Lodge for the past two years, on the construction of a new conserved ornate will appear as the centerpiece of the Uniform Rank companies based on the ornate and ready for the algal to be installed in the review will he among Jackson of Jack of the Hollow or devilish will be the greatest in the history Supreme Chancellor S. W. Green Visits Grand Loage. Among the many noted guests who are in Fort Worth this week Supreme Chancellor S. W. Green stands foremost. At the head of the Supreme Grand Lodge of North America, South American, European, Asian and African, he is a powerful influence for good in the affairs of the race. Under his direction the Supreme Grand Lodge has erected and is maintaining in Hot Springs, Arkansas one of the finest sanctuaries and both honors to be found in the nation anywhere. In the next future he will be the plan of the Supreme Lodge to erect probably in the city of Chicago a Pyhian Temple the like of which does not belong to any Negro Protestant anywhere. Grand Court of Calanthe Reports Show Wonderful Growth in Past Twelve Months. Perhaps no time in the history of the Grand Court was business dispatch with such rapidity, as in the 27th annual session which opened Monday morning at 10 o'clock, and at the close of the session in the afternoon, all the reports had been heard with but three. exceptions, Committee on Credentials and Rules had reported and all the officers elected. Mrs. A. P. Key, of Graveville, Grand Court, was presided over the Grand Court to order, and in her opening remarks congratulated the Worthy Counsellors on the wonder- ing of the new business, and she was glad to report that peace and harmony prevailed throughout the entire jurisdiction. The Grand Court was a very unPCA unit, and the unit would be able to accomplish wonderful things, and she could through the working of the Courts and the working of the Court. She was a very well-known member of the betterment of the entire race. In civilization, woman, forms an important part, because she is the only woman in the world who has a living of the young—the shaping of the lives of the boys and girls guiding them into manhood and womanhood. She is the only woman in the world who has to do her part. She was the mother of the nation, and a great man represented back of him. She was the first woman to have a Cityanthea, and the Cityanthea was working with the Pythians and that accounted for the wonderful growth. The great flint, and the great growth, were the great bodies working in unison, working as one. Mrs. Key lives in the hearts of the women of Texas, and she is a sane and safe leader. The opening was impressive, and in the same way she was the most delighted about it. There were three distinguished visitors from Georgia, Mrs. Mary Nelson Jones, of Augusta, Grand Worthy, Grand Court, and the other members of the Grand, not only an officer in Georgia, but a Supreme Court officer, and Mrs. Washburn, head of the Department of Justice. The meeting received in the midst of an enthusiastic ovation. Committees: were appointed, and following the report of the committee on Rules, and Credentials, report of officers were announced in Mary Lecilla Lawson of Oklahoma was introduced and extended greetings from Grand Court of Oklahoma members. 8000 members. been woven about it. But as it is certainly authorized President, J. Stanley in these days when men have Durke to anter into correspondence, the touching of the dence with President G. D. R. King, the Republic of Liberia and the great of men to proceed along orderly lines and according to rule, call it the response of an in-operation on the part of Howard, West Africa, looking to cooperation, action occurring just as we are, and be reminded of the bankrupt be reminded Liberia College and the concern that was not able to pay people of Liberia in connection with their educational endavors. As result, difficulty in the development of policymakers and in addition protects their homes and makes them a concern that lies in the copy of resolutions adopted by the board of dollars. There is the story of the development of the order of the Resolved. That the Board of Liberia College has under the leadership of Grand Chancellor W. S. Willis and his Chancellor W. is. Willis and his dest of Liberia. College, namely: with the expressions of grateful effort in the establishment of at last six houses and appreciation as given to the regular, whereby students, in due sequence, are, in accordance with the regular, at the time of the grant to call "mushroom" growth. Liberia College many continue to be the Trustees of that is, some unforseen training at Howard do post graduate, specialise along certain conditions will for a time, cause it to grow and spread but the case, then, say remain there at least will accrue to Liberia College and section of that condition will at three years, return to Liberia, teach to the educational development of once cause the return of the project to its former condition. Such at Liberia College and serve the Liberia as a whole, from the effect to its former condition. Such State in other respects, said school, operation of, Howard University has not been the case with this arrehips to extend over periods of which now ranks amongst the high man and his administration. The three years, at least, and for some years, are the first time in the history of the United States-the largest and the most gratifying result of the most gratifying result. successful performance. And really he has his commencement Address before made its way. Nothing done aac the Hood and Garrison Literary Boldly or by trusting to "bunk," clothes of N.C. College. His plans have in accordance with his: N. C. Monday, evening. with the best of accounting has been the most efficient. It is for these reasons that its growth has been of the sort, now that it is agreeable, to cause wonder to those unacquainted with the facts, and to cause Texas to be reverenced and respected wherever the Pythian emblem shows - that a "Beave Boy" resides. "Education, such as Livingstone ment exercises will be held at Lincoln College provides," continued Dr. Colin University June 1-8. The bar- Scott, "is worth all that it costs and more. Those who would show by the Rev. Edward J. Russell, pass in a practical way their interest in tor of th First Presbyterian church, the uplift of humanity and their de- may fittingly bestow upon this by Dean Kelly Miller, Howard Uni- great institution the most generous veracity, and the Hon Edward Cus- benefactions. They will find that per Stokes, former governor of New Pythian Progress For the Past Seven Years Reads Like Fairy Tale. Had the, marvelous, changes that have taken place in the condition of the Knights of Pythias happened in the old days, some such tale as those found in the Arabian Knights would have happened in the old days, some in these days when men have learned that the touching of the processus of men to protect the progresses of men to protect the lines and according to rule we call it the response of an institution, policeholders and in addition protects their homes and makes them under the leadership of Grand Chancellor W. S. Willis and his assistants in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. There is the story of the development of the order of the Knights of Pythias, which under the leadership of Grand Chancellor W. S. Willis and his assistants. There are some concerns that enjoy what we are pleased to call "mumlahum" growth, a condition will for a time it can to grow and spread but the cause it can cause the return of the project to its former condition. Such has not been the case with this Order has grown. And it has grown only because it, under his direction, put into operation a system that cannot be gainned. Interest in the Order was answered by the brought in applicants by the thousands. A rigid system of medical examination allowed the Orders to those who were good risks. And out of the many called during the period chosen and added to the rolls. The moneyys of the Order always inefficiently handled were so conspicuous that this same seven year period the increased from $129,471.17 to the huge and magnificent sum of $149,471.17 to took the Order thirty-three years to become worth $127,437.17 and to ship W. S. William it has accumulated in net assets $413,691.30. But though there are those who might attempt to argue that there is nothing norvious in this growth, the fact remains that in the other major social societies in Texas this feast has not yet been equalled. The Pyttian induction of Texas in 1817 was the whole of these United States, it has grown to the point that it is all other jurisdictions in the Negro Pyttian world. And for this fact too much credit cannot be given. It gives dignified and remunerative employment to many men and women in its offices and on its grounds. It is the whole fraternal world by its progressive policies it is the first in Texas to become so rich in employment that it is stood ready to help in a financial way for its members in a baked taken for the inability to pay off the last notes of indebtedness. No other Order so far has been so successful. of the interests of its members. The past seven year period in Pythalmus has been one of the most successful periods in the breths of all Pythians a kind of pride that comes from the successful performance of a large number of leaders made its war. Nothing done accidently or by trust to "back." Its plans have been in accordance with the laws and its system of accounting has been the most efficient. It is for these reasons that its growth has been rapid. Trustees Authorize President Durkee to Make Arrangement by which College in Monrovia will Exchange Teachers, Thus Improving African Standards. Washington, D. C., June 7—The search work which they might des- tructs of Howard, June 7—are to engage in." and would promote in every possible way the suggestion of President Duree, namely, that professors should be required to teach for a year or two in Liberia, and would endeavor to facilitate re- the yearly increase in members and money will show that there have been nothing of the accidental in the accumulation of the funds of which the Order boasts of in the addition to its rolls of the thousands of Knights of Pythian in Assets—Men Only Dec. 81, 1916 Dec. 81, 1917 Dec. 81, 1918 Dec. 81, 1919 Dec. 81, 1920 Dec. 81, 1921 Dec. 81, 1922 Dec. 81, 1923 Dec. 81, 1924 Dec. 81, 1925 Dec. 81, 1926 Dec. 81, 1927 Dec. 81, 1928 Dec. 81, 1929 Dec. 81, 1930 Dec. 81, 1931 Dec. 81, 1932 Dec. 81, 1933 Dec. 81, 1934 Dec. 81, 1935 Dec. 81, 1936 Dec. 81, 1937 Dec. 81, 1938 Dec. 81, 1939 Dec. 81, 1940 Dec. 81, 1941 Dec. 81, 1942 Dec. 81, 1943 Dec. 81, 1944 Dec. 81, 1945 Dec. 81, 1946 Dec. 81, 1947 Dec. 81, 1948 Dec. 81, 1949 Dec. 81, 1950 Dec. 81, 1951 Dec. 81, 1952 Dec. 81, 1953 Dec. 81, 1954 Dec. 81, 1955 Dec. 81, 1956 Dec. 81, 1957 Dec. 81, 1958 Dec. 81, 1959 Dec. 81, 1960 Dec. 81, 1961 Dec. 81, 1962 Dec. 81, 1963 Dec. 81, 1964 Dec. 81, 1965 Dec. 81, 1966 Dec. 81, 1967 Dec. 81, 1968 Dec. 81, 1969 Dec. 81, 1970 Dec. 81, 1971 Dec. 81, 1972 Dec. 81, 1973 Dec. 81, 1974 Dec. 81, 1975 Dec. 81, 1976 Dec. 81, 1977 Dec. 81, 1978 Dec. 81, 1979 Dec. 81, 1980 Dec. 81, 1981 Dec. 81, 1982 Dec. 81, 1983 Dec. 81, 1984 Dec. 81, 1985 Dec. 81, 1986 Dec. 81, 1987 Dec. 81, 1988 Dec. 81, 1989 Dec. 81, 1990 Dec. 81, 1991 Dec. 81, 1992 Dec. 81, Tuskegee Holds Brilliant Commencement SALISBURY, N. C., June 7 - "Livinginges College in the natural offspring of the sturdy independ- PRIO FIVE GENTS COLLEGE President Durkee to by which College in range Teachers, Thus American Standards. search work which they might desire to engage in." Resolution Unanimously Adopted By Authorities of Liberian College Dr. H. B. Cassell, President of Liberia College, states that the above resolutions were unanimously adopted, Dr. Cassell also advises: "That while occurring just as we are about initiating a new educational plan for our School system, I regard as propitious of great good will workability in the development of education in Liberia, the cherished wish of President Durkee and the Trustees of Howard University. President of Liberia Expresses Aggression President King in a letter to President Durkee writes: "I contend that associate my self with the expressions of gratitude and appreciation as given upon him by President Durkee. On the generous offer of assistance made to Liberia by the Trustees of Howard University, I am so confident that there will accrue to Liberia College and to the educational development of Liberia as a place from the cooperation of Howard University, which now ranks amongst the high institutions of learning in the United States of America, so that its influence will be correspondingly far reaching and effective. best of all investments." In discussing "The Contribution of the Negro to Art, Science and Literature," which Dr. Scott chose as the subject of his Commencement, he explained that he was seeking to kindle in the hearts and minds of the young men and women to whom he was speaking an ambition and desire to enter cultural fields of endeavor and win successes such as have been won by hundreds of men and women of the race. Mention was made of the race. Mention was made of numbers of Colored men and women of today who are winning, and who have won, high places in the field of serious scientific research and achievement and in the world of literature and art. Regarding the contribution of the Negro to Art, Dr. Scott said: "The revelations of ancient Ethiopian Art which have come out of King Tutankhamen's tomb seem to prove that Negro peoples have always been artists, and have served to emphasize the truth of the statement that 'the Negro is primarily an artist.' The rich, tropical, emotional nature of the Negro peculiarly disposes him toward that artistry so much in evidence in his music, his painting, his sculpture, his oratory, and his literature." 图2-22 如图所示 The invitation to Dr. Scott was extended by Dr. D. C. Suga, President of J. Livingstone College. His visit to Livingstone College he was accompanied by Hibiscus E. D. W. Weir of the University of the A. M. K. Church, an honored graduate of Livingstone College, now reading at Washington, D. C. Among the other prominent persons present at the Commencement Exercises were the Bishops and the M. K. Church, which supports the school. The Commencement Exercises were considered the most brilliant, ever by the school. COMMENDEMENT AT LINCOLN UNIVERSITY. (P. N. S.) Oxford, Pa. June 7—Commencement exercises will be held at Lincoln University. In Ungerburg, Germany, the calcareous sermon will be delivered by the Rev. Edward J. Russell, pastor of the First Presbyterian church. Commencement exercises will be delivered Tuesday, June 2, by Dean Kelly Miller, Howard University, and the Ivan K. Reynolds Center for Permafrost former governor of New Jersey. 中 M. G. GOBEE. District Grand Master. Grand United Order of OLD Follow to completion of the C. H. WALLER AND MRS. GREAT WORK IN F. AND HOME Grand Chancellor Willis R. Great Tolsted Order of OCS 2005 of Texas, who is presiding forward Great Tolsted Order of OCS 2005 of Texas, who is presiding forward when building a compartment will be the finest and most completely modern building when compartment will be the finest and most completely modern C. H. WALLER AND MRS. M. E. V. HUNTER DOING GREAT WORK IN FARM IMPROVEMENT AND HOME ECONOMICS Ten years ago extension work was started among Negroes of Texas with three workers, R. L. Hunt, E. V. Hunter, and E. V. Hunter. We have 88 workers in 26 counties in Texas. We have 23 men agents, two of them being district agents and one state agent, with 6 agents with one general superviving agent among women. We have 67 counties with sufficient Negro population to support extension work to the beginning of the county. These counties have qualified as to local funds and we are looking forward to the beginning of the federal support for these counties. Ten years ago not so much importance was given to the qualification of workers among Negroes as is now the case Both women and men are trained in the need of well trained men and women to do this work. Our local women agents are from the country, and the home demonstration agents are women specially trained in the country, and the home demonstration agents are women specially trained in the country, and the home demonstration agents are trapping the benefit of this service from these trained men. It would be difficult to enumerate the many things done for the many services among the many things demonstrated and sereced by the agents however, are daly varying in size, location, dry and home management. The good done along these particular lines can be appreciated fully by the agents. It is also useful to compare the present condition of farms and farm houses with conditions before extension service and the present condition of counties with agents with that of counties where there are no agents. The things demonstrated and stressed by the local farm agents are terracing and ditching, improvement, seeding, seeds, more careful cultivation, rotation, diversification of crops, better dairy stock, hogs, farm animals, poultry and The value of terroring and ditching may be seen by the increase in value of the farm where it has been donac Land which before being valued valuably has been so improved that the owners have been S. of Texas, who is pushing forward and Fellow Temple at Houston. This is the finest and most completely modern earth. E. M. E. V. HUNTER DOING ARM IMPROVEMENT ECONOMICS enders Valuable Assistance able to secure Federal Bank aid which before could not have been obtained. The use of fertilizer both commercial and harvest compost for the cultivation of many times the yield of their acreage. Haphazard methods of cultivation in entirely discouraging the sight of these farmers seeing the fruits of careful cultivation. Root rot is being eliminated by rotation. Diversification is being encouraged by planting more food and feed, the planting of crops heretofore not considered by the average Negro farmer. These farmers are reaping more benefit from their till by growing products that can be used in the farming of the farm as well as the marketed. Instead of year after year growing more cotton and corn and paying little interest, these farmers are learning the importance of seed selection. No longer do farmers come across planted. With the aid of the agent a careful aid is made of chemical soil control for whatever crop to be planted are selected to suit these conditions. The result of the departure from the old way is grafting to The steady increase of better livestock and poultry in counties in the state is plainly apparent. Scrub stock is being slowly but surely too much cannot be said of the work that is being done by the home demolition company. The humble homes are learning improved methods of home management. For a very long time, the homes were preserved and canned some fruit because it was not such a difficult task. The country home construction team had to improve the quality of the products they buy to preserve, the freshness of the kind of vegetables as well as fruits. The quality in these cannings. long time nearly all housewives An executive committee will direct the work of the organization because it was not such a difficult task. With the coming of the home demonstration agent they learned to organize to organize groups in each product in the city and county with knowledge to preserve, to preserve, and learned to can almost every and kind of vegetables as well and do anything necessary, to persuade people to become effective voting elites. Good group favorably with the goods of some of the leading canning manufacturers who de- fense the quality of its fu- one county where cooperative canning is done, small sweet candy is made when culling was being done for marketing as being un- fit for anything except dead for, when later came a market. the goods of some of the leading canning manufacturers who de- sign, standup committees, appointed many fancy process for their goods, on every matter of interest to the manufacturer. They are also responsible canning in done, small, sweet and prototypes that had been thrown elect group. It is not intended that sales when celling was being being for marketing as being in the market the night before the Fall season. They will not fail the hours, were later canned. A market can make them see the light. GALVESTON, TEXAS, May 17—home of Mr. and Mrs. North. They have a beautiful new car, in which they plan to make the Grand Lodge at Fort Worth. The board responded by re-electing Prof. Atwinkle as a success. At 11:30 o'clock Niger states of this city, beware! by L. G. Brolsman, Chester Ferguson, A. J. B. J. A. Mison was obtained for these canned potatoes in a nearby town, and they were superior in quality to those from regular canning companies. In one county as many as 100,000 canned in one season. All of this means the saving of garden plantings, waste, and increase of food supply for the family and a saving of money that would be spent other- Many labor saving devices made directly in the home, along with improved methods of housekeeping, taught by the home demonstration agents are helping to lighten the burdens of the farm wife and alone more time for her to take advantage of the lessons given in newing, cooking and many other things, thus improving herself and making life on the farm more worthwhile. The farm home must a place to eat and sleep after the days' toll is becoming a thing of the past. Women are learning to appreciate and utilise the natural beauty of their surroundings and to make the farm home really home. Special mention is made of the cooperation received from rural teachers and ministers. Their close control will to people has enabled us to gain much publicity and interest we otherwise would not have been able to receive. Authorities at college Station have given every aid to make the work a success. The Department of Agriculture has sent out bulletins covering every phase of farm life, and these bulletins have helped to solve the many problems confronting every farmer. Because of the too full programs of the many grand lodges on the many lands, space to tell the legislation, which consisted mainly of farce, just what extension work was and what the farmer of Texas. It was Hon. W. S. Wills, Grand Chancellor of the land agency, who program so as to allow space for this. This meant much to the service as others soon followed him. We will be grateful to the grand lodges are told just what extension service can mean to the land agency. The help will mean the expansion of the service among our people, and the ultimate improvement of the grant pride in the possession of good farms will mean, naturally, a decrease in the exodus of the land agents to give extension service to Nero farmers of Texas, who as we know, stand at the back of all the land agents, make consequently service made for the good of the Nero farmers meant for the common land of Texas. TEXANS MEAN TO VOTE IN FUTURE (A. N. F.) known as the "Voters" Full Value Club" in Galveston County. It is proposed to keep the membership open to men and women, recruiting new members to make active members of these who钻得 their shell to and associate with the group. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1924 M. B. DEPUTY MAKES INTERVIEW OF EN TERPRISES; HEARS SERMON: "WHERE THERE'S NO VIS ION, THE PEOPLE PERISH." Hodges, Mr. B. L. Lewin, the C. G. of the Grand Chancellor made his annual visit to the brave boys at Lilling, a special request by them was made for my return to direct the trip. At Lodge No. 561, on May 15, 1974, many who I was received very cordially by them and was amused that no stone would be left untouched to make the trip. It has been surmised that a petition to the Grand Chancellor was formed about them. The public is invited to hear him and enjoy the gospel feast. the Jive plan and was delighted of a chance to build up its membership. I spent the night with one of my former students of the city High School, the principal of the city high school. He has a splendid school building and several annexes for industrial departments. Prof. Olding, though a young man, has attained a high rank among the business enterprises the undertakers establishment of Mr. W. Bank and Company. They own their building on one of the principal streets of the city and their stock and equipment compare favorably with the leading establishments of the kind in the State. On Thursday we were in Gonzales to meet the Lodge there. We met with several surprises, in PYTHANISM FUNDS ITS WAY TO SCHOOL AND CHURCHES —THE "EXPRESS" LEAPS INTO NEW HOMES By T. H. BRAWLEY When the Grand Chancellor made his annual visit to the brave boy in Lulling, a special request by the college's president, a member drive for a few day, was received very cordially by them, and was assured that stones would be left unturned to the college. In Lulling, my place of abode is in the home of Mr. and Mrs. North. The college is in what they plan to make the Grand Lodge at Fort Worth. On Wednesday in the afternoon I arrived in Sergui to meet the grand baker, Mr. Banks, also the Underkinder, ascertained in me his big Budweider over city and out to the Gundabee College, attuned to two mates. [Name] from town. This plant consists of two beautiful brick buildings and a large greenhouse. It is best land in the country. We use the President, Prof. C. H. G. Irwin and his faculty. We were shown the building and the plant is indeed a heritage to the denomination and Race. After having supper with Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, the building was delighted of a chance to ship. I spent the night with one of my former students of the city high school and was delighted of a chance to ship. I spent the night with one of my former students of the city high school. He has a splendid school building and several annexes for industrial departments. Prof. C. H. G. Irwin attained a high rank among the race and the citizens in general and enjoys a satisfactory practice in his profession. Among the many Col. Tom. Mr. Tom Jones moved to Calver and was the guest of Miss Johanie Watson in some of the white firms his race—teaching in churches, halls and the shade trees and when the school board out of appreciation of the work of the school board set up a $15,000 school edifice modern in structure and design. A few cross-roads were designed to meet the needs of the school and endeavor to blight the energy of him who has sacrificed best for his country. Mr. James Berry, 5 months; Mr. P. R. Spiller, 6 months. To represent and act as reporters for the Dallas Express, I have recommended Mr. James Berry of the University of Texas at Austin for Luting Subscriber: Mr. James Berry, 5 months; Mr. P. R. Spiller, 6 months. HENRY HARTMANN NEW SECRETARY NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COLORED PAIRS. (P. N. S.) NH. WYORK, May 32–Dr. John NE. WYORK, May 32–Dr. John the president of the National Association of Colored Pairs and the College of Arts, immediately of Henry Hartman. and old father Anderson of Stop and illegality of Christian Deeds Mrs. S. W. Dickson and little remarks concerning the legality of the school board and Mrs. T. T. the little son of Mr. and Mrs. T. T. the misfortune to fail and break his arm, a few days ago and his hospital, a few days ago of our most reliable citizens of Grand Prairie is very ill at the T. T. the hospital of Grand Prairie wish for him a speedy recovery. Rev. E. Brown of Reynolds Texas at Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Ables last Sunday. TEXAS COLLEGE. The Kindergarten school gave one of the most interesting entertainments of the day to Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Ables last Sunday. TEXAS COLLEGE. The Kindergarten school gave one of the most interesting entertainments of the day to Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Ables last Sunday. of the body, He has been the Vice and President of the Western Virginia District of the National body since 1981. He is a member of the Business League sessions in Norfolk in 1922. His district contains more than a dozen fair and horse availabilities. He is the avail- vity director of the Fairlax, Virginia Fair Association, the congen- cation of the Fairlax and in private life, one of the few Negro dealers in antique furniture air concert, it is substantially made and roomy. Roerer Black and Harward have been busy urging the lights on the stage and on the campus. Many patrons have informed Superintendent Robert Cunningham of present during commencement week which begins next Sunday. Superintendent Cunningham and daughter, the mother and sister of Mr. T. E. Cunningham, who recently returned to campus, are visiting us this week. Dennis Green, former student of the Blind DuPont School, reports that he has been very successful in Broom and Mattress Making at his home, Jan Marvell, who has addressed to address the class day excercises next Thursday and has kindly consented to do the same. W. L. ROBINSON, One of the field workers who is beating them into the Pythian fold by the handlers. TEXAS TOWNS. Hammond — Sunday School was well attended. Prof. Batt was elected delegated to go to the Sunday School. Galveston, this week. Miss Susie Love has undergone an operation in Love and is now doing fine Shoe Care. Her father, father, sister and Pinkie Love in her Sedan. Prof. Charles Love made a flying trip to Burke. Prof. Charles made a flying trip to Miss Rosie Le Maise and from there they motored to Tumis and Somerley. Miss Rosie Le Maise and from there Love and Inset Cotton motored as far as Bryan with Prof. Love and was the guest of Mr. and Mra. Others. Miss Callie Cotton motored. Love will leave for Prairie View Saturday, by motor route with their Mr. from Jones mounted to Calvert and was the guest of Miss Johnnie Watson. San Angelo—Services were good at all churches Sunday, Mrs. A. H ron just returned from touring West Missouri and visited the annual visits to the H. of J she is a deputy in West Texas. The big revival will open at the C. M. and enjoy the gospel feast and by Rev. Bady of Gateville, Texas. The public is invited to hear him and enjoy the gospel feast and church services were well attended last Sunday in Dalworth, the rally given by the pastor and the church was a success. At 11:30 o'clock, Rev. J. W. Scott filled the rostrum and at $ o'clock a fine program was rendered by the members and visitors. Total collection $6.75. The fol- lowing are the donations: Rev. R. I. Wills, Rev. Barbee and old father Anderson of Stop $ who made some very impressive and illegality of Christian Deeds. Mrs. S. W. Dickson and little Grand Son are visiting in Oak Cliff, Taylor had the miniforture to fall and break his arm, a few days ago is in doing fine writing. One Grand Prairie is very ill at the T. P. hospital in Marshall, Mr. W. M. Cole, the citizens of Grand covery, Rev. E. Brown of Reynolds, Texas was a visitor to Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Ables last Sunday. TEXAS COLLEGE The Kindergarten school gave one of the most interesting entries to the College Auditorium on the evening of May 22 at 7:45 o'clock. One who was present was furnished with a large collection of books and gratification, as the "little ones" performed like "old reads." Few hauls are impled for children of the greatest improvement, which is to the delight of all. The building is greatly improved, which is on the campus quite often now, as the new building is nearing completion. The teacher will meet in their last session Tuesday at 8:00 o'clock in the College Library. The young ladies of the school were asked to visit the meeting. Mr. William Berry, former Texas College student was on the team that won the national championship, sister who is here in school, Dellah Berry. Mr. and Mrs. D, C. Fowler a boy, Dennis Cleveland. Jr. the members of Miles Chapel C. M. E. (College Church), in their endeavor to beautify their church have been successful. The building is covered in paint. Mr. and Mrs. C. Fowler a boy, Dennis Cleveland, after an evening of stage performance, gave a lovely little picnic for their members Saturday evening. In Conference Games of 1924. THE ENNIS AND PERRIS CHARGE Emni, Texas, May 51—The Rev J. W. Warren, D. D., came to Emni Friday in the interest of his second quarter conference. This faithful members of Saint Delight church tendered him a banquet that will be held on Saturday. The service at Ferris Saturday night and Sunday were inspiring, spiritual and a faithful success. Dr. Warren preached morning and night to the satisfaction of his many hearers and administered the sacrament to 12 persons. The collection for the M. Grand Worthy Counselor of the Court of Calathea Penn has produced an greater woman executive, A. D. Key, Gray, a key counselor in the State Department, which in the past years has handled the onsite and save cases till today it stands as a model for women on the safe side and saves them today it stands that makes regular reports to the State Commissioner of Banking and the Treasury. It only requires a glance at the large amount of money that this institution has to pay to her and her Cabinet above the above ordinary. According to the latest report to the Banking and Finance Department, the membership has kept pace with the splendid financial process. day was $55.50. The pastor, Rev. He found out, though, to his pro-D. F. Vance and faithful followers found spiritual sorrow that his brother all smiles. Mr. J. P Allen.列席了the cloth of the laundry and the kitchen. He clicked Vance and faithful followers against the combination and authi-ally smiles. Mr. J. P Allen. Report-gerited him the privilege of THIRTY-THREE RECEIVE HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMAS One of the largest classes ever of thirty-five received their diploma out of the High School of on Thursday night. The three Dallas received its diplomas on honor members of the class, Helen McCormick, Adrienne Dudley, and the Washington High School viceadministrators; Jimmy Jones and the hands of Mr. Alce Spence, mem. Willee D. Lee delivered orations. the Board of Education. The graduation address was delivered commencement exercises delivered by D. Sutton E. Griggs of Gainesville and the University of Arkansas. Arlington High school pastor of Mace—quently from the subject: "The Atdonia Impatient Church delivered to attainment of Americanism." In his message, Dr. Wilson of service to the country the graduate gave a sample of what the life of man in the press of the country, behead he and urged the graduates lie in the fact that force of arms goes out into life to strive to gains no real conquest, that every man is a citizen of the world, that race and nation in the same high first, in the development of which degree as was the Savior of men, topic he had reference to the ability to conquer, to help and friendship included the presentation of a play of ones neighbors. S. M. Field Day this year will be made, even more appealing than formerly. The field day will be held at the University of Georgia in a location on the campus of the University of Georgia, where General Assembly will be held. MARRIAGE TRUST BUSTED. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. May 29—The Rev. Foster, a local preschooler who will do her best to buster of the first magistrate. Rev. Foster was recently appointed to the needy needs of his people. He no sooner received his ordination than the Court House to get his share of the profitable marriage business to be obeyed. THIRY-THEE REE DIPP One of the largest classes ever out of the High School of Dallas received its diplomas on Tuesday. The auditorium of the Washington Hospice and the hands of Mr. Alex Spence, member of the Board of Education. Commencement exercises be last last when the Hospice at E. Arlington Wilson, pastor of Macedonia Baptist Church delivered to the class. A calcacrate sentence from the subject: The Cleavage Lines of Character. In his message, Dr. Wilson Chambers said that the sample of what the life of man should be and urged the graduates to and into life to strive to be of service and nation in the same high degree as was the Sailor of man. Other classes included the presentation of a play. by the members of the class entitled the High School in the auditorium of the High School in the appreciative audience at noon Wed- nesday, 10 a.m., at the directress Mme. Porta Washington, Pittsburgh sang over the radio from the building of the Dallas News Journal. Thirty-three members of a class The Gem Charity and Art Club Met with the president. Mrs. M. Shackles, 3518 Thomas Ave, Haven day 3, May 16, Next meeting June 6 will be with Mrs. Bertha Parker 3607 Thomas Ave. All members are requested to be present and to bring their pieces for the Hope RECEIVE HIGH SCHOOL LOMAS of thirty-five received their diplomas on Thursday the night. The three honor members of the class, Helen Wilson, sitenlaborator; Archeal Roya, Tomas Tomas; Jimma Jones and Willie D. lee delivered orations. The graduation address was delivered by Dr. Sutton E. briggs of Tennessee, who spoke frequently from the subject: "The Attainment of Americanism." In his service to their country the graduate will graduate and the race generally to realize in their striving for a place of service to their country the highest degree. The graduate will believe in the press of the country, belief in the fact that force of arms gains no real conquest, that every success will be home first, in the development of which topic he had reference to the ability to give the help and friendship to the member of the Brief remarks were made by Mr. Spence in the presentation of the diplomas in which he urged the members of the class to go out with their friends in the race because or the greater opportunities that had been theirs. A large and appreciative audience filled the auditorium of the School where the exercises were held. To prove its merit and popularity, PLUKO HAIR DRESSING is now being used by race men and women at the overwhelming rate of more than a million packages a year. 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But if the department had done nothing but admit the applicant it would richly repaint the Grand Lodge for its establishment. Since 1922 the Grand Medical Registrar has passed on the order many hundreds of Dollars by selecting only first class. But its step ahead of all other secret orders not only in Texas but in the country was made when it began the application of compulsory health and its preservation in 1923. Every Knight in the jurisdiction received one of these books, which was filled with the sort of every day knowledge of AGENT RI how to keep well that the majority of our people do not possess. Much favorable comment from the leaders of the department by the department on this step and it was the reason for the adoption of the same plan by the department in other parts of the country. The following Year Round Health Program has gone into the home of every Pythian in the world, but that it has helped to keep well hundreds who otherwise would have lost time at work and had expense of a physician but for it; YEAR-ROUND HEALTH KEEP WELL! 1. Ventilate every room you occupy. 2. Wear loose, poused clothing suited to season, weather, and occupation. 3. If you are an indoor worker, be sure to get recreation room. 4. Sleep in fresh air always; in the open if you can. 6. Always wash your hands before eating. 7. Do not overheat. This applies especially to meats and eggs. 13. Standait, and walk erect. 14. Do not allow poisons and enter the body. 15. Keep the teeth, gums and tongue clean. 16. Work, play rest, and sleep moderation. 16. Keep seasick. worry is the foe of health. Cultivated the companionship of your friend. 18. Have your Doctor examine at regular intervals. 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Response on behalf of the Commandery—Sir Knight D. W. Woodard. Master of Ceremonies — Companion T. W. Pratt. Tuesday, June 10, at 10 a. m. the Grand Chapter will open its 99th Annual Convoction. Greetings from the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge Hon. Wm. McDonald, Grand Secretary of Free and Accepted Massons of Texas. Wednesday, June 11th, 6 P. M., delegates will be given an Automobile ride over the City. At 8:30 P. M., Chapter of Sorrows at St. James A. M. E. Church, sermon by Rev. C. C. Sapp, Grand Chaplin. Thursday, June 12, Parade at 6 P.M., by Knights of Templars, Line of March beginning at Odd Fellows Hall at Burford and Flora Strees; will proceed, Flora to Allen to State to Hall, thence to D'Croll school; then the marchers will take cars to Riverside Park where public installation will be held at 8 P.M. After the event drill will be had between various Companies of the Commanderies. Music in the Auditorium by Will John's Famous Orchestra. 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Most people think you need this kind of BIKER. We pay death claims in 24 hours. Any person desiring such protection call at 212-392-3920 Thomas Tennille, 2340 Elm St. Dr. call YYYY. H. Strickford, Pres. S. Coffield, Sec'y SEW AND SAVE WITH Best Six Cord Spool Cotton DRESSMAKING HINTS For a valuable book on dressmaking, visit THE SPOLL COTTON CO., Dust. O. 315 Fourth Ave., New York BE TRUNKS hipped with laundry $26.75 GENUINE LEATHER BAGS Leather lined, 18-inch, special. $4.75 new and unredeemed luggage to look them over VINTERMAN LEARNING TO LIVE WITH ONE'S NEIGHBOR THE MAGIC OF THE BIG FOOT THE MAGIC OF THE BIG FOOT Dr. Sutton E. Giggs in speaking to the graduating class of the Washington High School declared that one of the traits necessary to becoming a real American was to learn that it is good to learn how to live with one's neighbor. He had reference particularly to the Negro and his neighbors. He said that no one need of the race who intended to live in the South to have it said that they were not on a good terms as possible with the people with whom they lived. And in this statement he made it clear that the conditions under which we live are far from satisfactory but if they were to be continually lived under the aid of all of the better disclosures in order that as great as good as was possible might result. MEMBER NATIONAL NEGRO ASSOCIATION. Published every Saturday Morning in the Year at 2600 Swiss Ave. by THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (Incorporated) DALLAN, TEXAS Foreign Advertising Representative: W. B. Ziff Company, 400 South Dear- land Blvd. 118th Street, New York, W. B. Ziff Company, 404 Morten Bldg., 118th Street, New York, Notice To The Public Any enquiries reflected upon the staff of the Dallas Express will be any person, firm or corporation that is interested in the Dallas EXPRESS will be gently corrected upon its being bought to the attention of the pub- lisher. The Dallas Express Subscriptions in Advance ONE YEAR $1.25 SIX MONTHS $1.25 MONTHS $1.25 SINGLE COPY $1.25 Borrowed at Post Office at Dallas Court, 12th Street, Dallas, Austin, TX. Adjourned at Act of Congress, March 1917. THE DALLAS EXPRESS he has never hosted the white feather, neither has it been disgraced by the yellow streak. It is not affiliated with the flamell mouth. It is in a plain, every day sensitive, conservative supporter of the Constitution, and the pacing breast; it lies on double flag. It prosecutes a patriotism as brand as our country's. Its love of team-humd justice covers all the territory occupied by the human rose. This is pretty high ground, but it is not a place of pride. Dares of the great goose up and stand with us. This ground is holy. Such discussion as this must necessarily fall on many deaf ears. There will of course be many who will not agree that the things said here are true. But they are. It does not mean that we will lose one lota of the ability of self-determination that is now ours. It does not mean that we will be any the less self-respecting. It does not mean that we will be any the less self-respecting. It does not mean that many of our most blatant advisers argue against. It only means that we will seek in every way to improve the opportunities that are now ours to receive the help that we so much need in the progress that we hope to make in our struggle toward freer, fuller participation in the affairs of the country in which we live. It will pay us to learn to live as well as possible with our deaf friends. We will be well aware that there are more than we now think who are willing and ready to lend a helping hand if they only could see the things for which we are honestly and earnestly striving. This Issue A rich cattailman died a few days age and, when the story of his benefactions was told it was found that he was a constant benefactor of humanity without regard for race or color. The story as told by the Dallas News listed the Colored Orphanage at Glimer among the many institutions that were accustomed to contribute one thousand dollars a year. In this issue of THE EXPRESS "difinitive in service" there more information for the general public than has ever before seen in any journal of the race in Texas. There are gathered information about the condition of the various Orders of the State than have ever appeared at one time in the whole of the history of Secret Orders in Texas and the sums listed in their total are搽紧. More than two million dollars in assets are the elements appear in this paper and when it is realised that not all of them are owned themselves of the opportunity of telling the public of their progress through these columns some idea of the treemark of the race in Texas is obtained. It was not common knowledge that this man had any regard for the concerns of Negroes. It is probable that he was listed by the people of our group as one who, as many others are considered, knew little and pared less about the concerns of the race. Only his death revealed the fact that he was interested in the lives of many who live in a sphere apart from us and yet whose interests and sympathies in our behalf are often quickened to the extent that they make themselves felt in constructive work and giving to us. And in the consider-able case of the Negroes, there should come a greater realization of the fact that not all of them are the consistent haters of us that we think. It is unfortunately true that the majority of those with whom we come in contact are of the Negro-hating type and it is only natural that there is a sort of tendency to consider all alike in the thinking of them. But that is not true. And it is only just that we give them due credit. but the most remarkable thing about the whole issue is that never before in the history of Tinaa have our leaders been able to see as they now do in that order to grow to large and prosper concerns they must keep consistently before those who must understand in that growth the facts that most vital concern the facts. Another unfortunate circumstance which militates against the ready acceptance of this form of thought is the fact that many of those who are disposed to be friendly to us and to speak out in the defense of justice and fairness have their vows hushed by the fear that they will be considered our friends to the exclusion of the likes of their less fortunate neighbors. We have the love of justice to be willing to suffer the disdain of their fellows. Naturally they are silent. It also shows the progress of the Negro press in being able to fill the needs of these concerns in this report. This issue contains a number of issues that will be addressed to every part of the United States and to some parts of Canada and Africa. The message of the progress of the race concerns of Texas will become common knowledge of Texas will grow space. But the constant desire of ours to keep in touch with those who are friendly and to continue to make known to those who as yet do not know our real hope for fuller contribution to the welfare of the section in which we live, will increase the feeling of mutual good will to the extent, we hope, that some of the unfortunate things which are our portion now will be rendered impossible of occurrence by reason of the fact that the majority of our neighbors will be in need of a brotherhood indeed and in truth is the natural outcome of a real belief in the Fatherhood of God. It is only so be hoped that the general Negro public will come to understand the service that its press performs for it. No other medium in the country has the ability to the nation the accomplishments, duties and ability of the race as yet, the recognition accorded it is not held as pot to allow for its own success, that it can perform for the race as great a service as does the press. Negro Commission Bill Favorably Reported The Express Jeans Texas. This fame is only an evidence of what it can do when the right sort of business is "deterministic" but not to the extent that its management "makes it to be. It will plunge for a greater price." The public of the wonderful service that it can render to the race in the States is giving to its concern the promise that will guarantee their growth. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1924 THE MIRROR OF PUBLIC OPINION CUSSING THE EDITOR for and it doesn't happen to get One of the hardest jobs known is having to edit a newspaper serving a disgruntled clientele. The Brown gets his article in and Malaria fever is an infectious disease due to the presence in the blood of a germ or vegetable at jobs known as newspaper servery. they don't. Mr. Brown gets his clients at least once a week, but at least please every time they rive on Tuesday to meet them, no matter how they are. Naturally, going to sit with a news client, page news must appeal to sat. it is very hard to do, especially with opinions before, with a variety of subscriber is unaware of appease the clientele, print a paper and nice, nice, pretty one. If their editor is to say a country on a news "news" interest, the artist. The debue stories. The dollar and cents benefits are of the church activist as the least to the most stalwart Kluwer wants just a few stories. Imagine your position with a desire to be those only and only critics without criticism without a consent of this the nation and brand everything but a book to be in or else not to come together to contribute you then you will so drank friends to paper he takes. Edens learns. Edens do it if he owned just like anyone else. then in connection in any wanted substance no remedy thing. haul the editor of the book does. No more is not appetizing, bear in mind that best someone out to the edit having disagitated clownings not always were very unknowable. The man was always prepared to be a 4,000 persons. To please every one of them, he was going to be a very likely impossible, so matter how hard the effort may be. Naturally, he was very difficult to do. The money is made to the fancy of each reader; it is not expected to. Therefore, with the same point of view, the author must play an important role in the study of news week. The editor must track his brain to find a variety of news matter to the client. He has a good knowledge of the company. Some just love scandal. Others have just for you say, pretty, the things about the news, not to fall for thirty years they desire the editor to say. He has a good knowledge of the news. He is not a very vacation to different party to the city. The interest in the�ment is a good interest in the effort. The deport. The small boy, love stories. In the small boy blood and thunder in the Wild West. Some want of the news. The author is very good. It is the most stalwart kicker and a chronant who seeks party information. He is very good to the city's big bit of fun. There are numerous different kinds of desires to be met by the editor; these are only the things that the author is in. COL. W. J. MIDNIGHT VINTAGE HOME OF CHARLES STEWART CHICAGO, ILL., June 1—Here I The most inconsistent of thisiation and brand your medium as varied group is the one that everything but a brand is not. You are to be in a dominant position or else to contribute something worthwhile, and you are to contribute something worthwhile, any news and he his voice his spirit you are so drastic in your citi- the faults of the paper. he takes and what he would do if he owned the paper. Strange, but true, these mistakes as you do, but if you less qualified to write about them, the editor overseees you. The green, are always ready to censure When something is printed that the other what does not. Do matter what is accomplished, "it's all wrong" to you, "be careful best someone else skillets and edit." The ed. THE WHAT NOT COLUMN 116 What Race-Woman was a member of the U. S. Secret Service during the Civil War? When the war broke on Harriet Polman, when activities in the Underground Railroad earned her the cognienon of "The Moses of her people," secured a letter from Govorogut Andrew of Massachusetts and set out for Washington, where from the proper authorities she secured an ap. FOR THE WOM E WOMAN WHO FOR THE WOMAN WHO CARES. FOR ENLARGED PORES If you younger your porches, cut an old raw heat in half and rub the juice evenly on your checks as you would rouge. It gives you the same three acts as an antingent. FOR SLOW SKIN Wash the face with a good soap and rinse it thoroughly after washing the face a thorough feeding with Cottage cheese (mess-free) unskimmed-working the mixture with a dry, creamy texture dry. This mixture are similar to clay. Repeat twice a week. To Look Fresh and Youthful After you have had your bath, clean your face with cleaning cream, use a cold hot water bottle and a cloth. Repeat twice a week in a shanker, so you won't be cold, and place the hot water bottle filled with very cold water, even so hot, in the bottle to the different parts of the face. It will smooth out tired areas you look fresh and joyful. For Rough, Sunburned Hands, Iran Is Helpful Wash and dry the hands and then plunge them into the brain, rubbing them against the skin. If this is done after each washing, the hands will keep in good condition all summer. When wearing high-heeled slippers do not stretch one foot out of the shoe until the skin on the heel or the side of the foot. be recognized as an adjunct to If this bill is passed at of the discussion of many pl Problem" that for so many various leaders of the country not however settle the quest of the Negro nor guarantee leges and rights that are not lowed to enjoy then is mission does improve his stat and that will result in a political influence that will give commission. As it now appears to us, of its first years will be an adjunct of the government passed it at least will do a lot of many phases of the great war so many years has been of the country both white and black the question as to the best guarantee to him any more that are now his but which than now is the case. Or, it gives him a command it is stronger that will give to them the power appears to us, the commission years will be nothing more than be recognized as an adjunct of the government. If this bill is passed it at least will do away with much of the discussion of many phases of the great "American Problem" that for so many years has been worrying the various leaders of the country both white and black. It will not however settle the question as to the better treatment of the Negro nor guarantee to him any more of the privileges and rights that are now his but which he is not allowed to enjoy than now is the case. If such com-parison is not necessarily, it will be only because the men composing it are stronger than the political influence that will give to them the positions on the commission. As it now appears to us, the commission for the space of its first few years will be nothing more than a place to which many of our self-styled "leader" will strive by fair and foul means to attain. A place that will cause them to forget everything other than that they are in the seats of the mighty. If it becomes a reality, it would be a fine thing to have it known that its members would be chosen from any mans rather than from the directly appointed with politics. If it becomes a possible guarantee that those who will fill its seats will think a little of how to serve the purpose for which they were chosen rather than political expediency as is now so often the case. His philosophy was not wrong in any way. In fact he produced a sort of reasoning that should form a much greater part of our thinking than it now does. In spite of what others may say there must come a time in which the points of contact between the groups are increased to such a great extent that the better adjudication of the unfortunate circumstances that arise from time to time in the living of the people may make more and more difficult than they then are. And too, there must be some way in which the things most needed to be known about us, our needs and our desires can come to those who are most likely to sympathize with them in a more direct way. Heretofore it has happened very often that the type of those who have taken upon themselves the task of carrying our messages to those of our neighbors who were willing to listen have been of the kind that hindered rather than helped them. In the case of the type of our people have not had the confidence that was necessary. But the time and the circumstances produced no better and the way in which the race followed leadership was not so as to make the changing of that condition possible. But now it is possible. The race has produced men of character, education and a sense of values that allows for the trusting of them in ways that formerly we did nothing of. The need now is for a following of that leadership to the extent that they may be able to do for us the things that they have done, and to make the points of contact and make the race felt in the upbuilding of the community. They of course cannot do this as long as there is the ever present fear of the sort of criticism that has always hampered such men. Heretofore it has been that whenever a man with the right sort of vision and the proper sense of values attempts to stand in the breach and do for him what he wants, he himself bernated for a traitor to the race and branded from one corner of the land to another as one unfit for being trusted with the leadership of the group. That time must pass. These ideas must pass. Some men of recognized worth and ability for leadership must be given the task of seeing to it that the points of contact with the people of the purpose of increasing the helpful relationships of the two. The following of the well recognized earnest, honest man that the race is producing will bring this to pass. It is worthless. Unknown Friends. How Many More Are There? In the meantime we all may justly be glad that this man has lived and prospered to the extent that he did. His actions proved him worthy of the name of the philanthropist that he was. And it is our belief that his enjoyment of the new life to which he has gone will be more complete than many who were not the Friends to mankind that he was. What amounts to national recognition of the problem of the welfare of the Negro is seen in the favorable reporting of the Negro Commission Bill to the House of Representatives by the House Judiciary Committee. The appropriation for the first year according to the report is $250,000. The salaries of the commissioners are fixed at $6,000 annually. That of the chairman is $7,000. The proposed commissioner will be paid in white and three Colored. It will look after the educational, labor and social welfare of the race. If finally the commission will be located in Washington D. C., and will tor and it doesn't happen to get in that week's issue there are injured feelings. No matter how bad the injury is, people who are some wounded why Mr. I grown gets his article in and they have been in the true life of my Non-Brookstoth his article in on Tuesday when theirs arrives on Thursday, too late for publication. Again, we would like to re-estimate how much time he is to be carried out that this is but one front page to a newspaper and when it is filled the rest of the front page news must go elsewhere. It is not a good time to read the articles and we could matter with the subscriber is unwilling to understand. It costs a great deal to print a paper and when an article is successful to an individual should be worth something to him; yet, knowing these facts, the article, according to the opinions of some, should be treated as a result of the information interest to all people from a standpoint of information. Articles that reward the sender in either dollars and cents or or in the best place will be given to the publics nature. The fellow that contributes the least to the newspaper is the most stalwart kicker and a chronic fault-finder. My own myself is in the editor's position with a multiply of minds and ideas to suit, when some are thoughtless enough to criticise without any comment or everything but your medium as a everything but a newspaper, when you work almost day and night to contribute something worthwhile. Then you will think twice before we do drastic in your criticism. Editors are just human beings like anyone else. They make their mistakes you do, but these mistakes things things to continually “that the editor over the coale.” When something is printed that is not appetizing to yourself, just hear some mind that what you like has become else dislikes and vices. pointment in the secret service of the Federal Government. With this permission, the commander to all federal commanders, military facilities, transportation and relations necessary to the fulfillment of her duties as he should see them. 117. What Negro was buried side by side with a famous American Naval Officer? AN WHO CARES. It attracts attention and is not graceful. The bites of insects can be relieved by touching with spirits of camphor or hydrogen peroxide, after the swelling has stopped, touch with tincture of lodine, unless the sting is near the eye. Checked and plain Gilran gingham are combined to make the simple frock especially smart. A delightful summer frock for the young girl is rose colour orgrande with inset panels of orchid, drop shoulders supply the brief fulness with the holdings the fulness at the sides. Breakfast For Two Strawberries Prepared Cereals Camelot Coffee with Marmalade Tea Sliced peaches Creamed Dried Heefl on toast Coffee Orange juice Waffles with syrup Bacon Coffee of the government. least will do with much hases of the great "American years has been worrying the both white and black. It will as to the better treatment to him any of the privy his but which he is not al- case. Or, if such a com- us measurably, it will be only it are stronger than the po- to them the positions on the is now ready to march for South just as sure to elect him. I am. Who rememberes, what women did Africa, next fall a place where he writing to you this week. She is with their spare time before there is a war. I am. are just like Sims Twina, I love to tits of this country. They are real two men think so much of each happy person, for when they get two old clock in the morning, other. No man rejoiced more over through it will belong to the poor. Hus, dashing, said mother, daddy, in being, and tell us both. Bishop Jones. They had worked to horse, but many men will be found. are going to see Bishop John A. Speaking of Baptists, I suppose "the man who succeeds in the Gospels with the skill in his hand, you hear about them laying the foundation of the man who attracts attention to the Gospel." MALARIA DR. J. G. HARDIN Malaria fever is an infectious disease due to the presence in the blood of a germ or vegetable oil by a man named Dr. J. G. Hardin in 1881. The parasite enters the blood by the bite of a mosquito. The disease affects all ages. The disease is endemic in certain areas of India and in stagnant ponds and in water in old canna, water karnil, cisterna rice. The disease is characterized by chills and fever. The clinical forms of malaria are many and type of the disease is named from the Latin word malaria. It will help you get rid of the disease. of the chills and fever, we can prevent to malaria by all pools of water should be treated with oil or disinfectant. All barrels of water, buckets, and other containers should be allowed to stand around the home filled with water, especially this true in the spring. The disease can only be positively demonstrated by the presence of this germ or organism in the blood. It is not yet known to act as a sure cure to malaria but its administration should be in the hands of experienced all cases of malaria should be treated by a physician. If you live in a malarial district, a change of all cases of malaria will help you get rid of the disease. NIGHT'S LETTER. COL. MIDNIGHT'S WEEKLY LETTER. COL. J. O. MIDNIGHT VISITS THE HOME OF CHARLES STEWART mained here longer. You know that Dr. Q. J. Bollard wrote that Dr. A. M. E. Church Review, and when he was that, but to tell you a few things more, about the general conference meeting. How old that like in a newspaper? Dr. Hansson should be putting on his ability as a scholar, Church which has shut up and the delegates who made up that 27th better give to the people thought, and win on that and not on a lot once more eating their regulars at the house. And I suppose that is the same once more eating their regulars at the house. And I live something. This was indeed a remarkable session, and great impression were made by the delegation, from all parts of the country, and the time to leave this country they were there from West Africa, South Africa and all other parts of the world. The result of the event was the first of the day. From America, all mingled together from America, all mingled together for nearly three weeks, and then adjourned their meeting and made the people with the rest of the country, and the people will never get through talking about the remarkable business and the country. But the most important thing is the country. Prof. John H. Hawkins, a layman, and the financial secretary of the connection, is one who has been the principal director of the fairies of his church until he had absolute charge of the business arrangements of the company. He was not questioned by any one. It was taken him a few years to make a list of the people who had been in the public service, but he has won it and has not been a complete writer, and other things required by the church to transact the business. He had the capital of the country of these two countries, and he paid all the other debts contracted by the proud. The other was the Before Prof. Hawkins would pay just one little brownie cent, he is the most looking around, for just one little brownie cent. He will be amused, for who, authorized it, and then editor William H. Stewart he had to have a receipt for it. He ard is proud of this young woman, and she is the right up to now, and it is not surprising then that he should have the next big thing that I know the standing that he now has. He anything about the National Baptist Convention, the that his church is proud of him. Young People's Union. It is a place. The Rev. Dr. C. W. Abington, which will fit the man, and he will develop the fact that he is one of the places. Both were made to know him. He is to be commended for the race. This meeting will be held in Cleveland, in the general conference, June 10, and June 15, and women will be there from all men and women who have honey they knew that he was in the race, although he did not get election race, although he did not get election ballot to balloon, and before he was elected. Back to his native land, and from there will come a man that will make the world know that he lived and his inspiration and help will come directly from Bishop John A. Gregg, filled with the Holy Ghost. We rejoice that he is a part of this race of ours. I could just tell you so much about the men. Bishop Abraham Lincoln Gaines and Reverdy Cave house in Nashville which is to soon be completed at a cost of over $350,000 and then they will shine. It is only a question of time when the Baptists will once more be in one big convention, and it is going to be done by absorption. Put it down that I told you so. They fight like demons, and then they will destroy any one who will get in their way. SHORT CUTS The First Standard Bank of Louisville already has resources of $400,000. Most of our diversed females are between 35 and 44 years of age. The "Keynote" at the National Colored Democratic Convention will have no easy job. Selling insurance is a pleasant and profitable business for 447 women of the Race. The radio will soon put the "Ton-tom out of commission in Darker Africa." Shall we meet at Cleveland or on Boyle's Thirty Acres? A. C. WASHINGTON, Superintendent Two additional honors have been conferred on our distinctive service by breaking the president's establishment by many face journals. The National Expos was first to publish resists and complete facts of the event, K. P. Geergan Conference held in Louisville, Ky., and Dr. Givens gave to the public Conference Illustrative K. of P. 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Note the greatest paper in the world, but it is try- ing to be one of the best—distinctive in paper. OFFICE CAT TRADE MARK Note the clerical force and the actual production, producing this Edition on page 11 BY JUNIUS Proctor (entering Room)-You're drunk. I saw you running around in a circle. I sat, sir. I'm not drunk. I was just trying to read the name of a Victrola Record while it was playing. Some men have insomnia and some have talkative wives. Try to kill them and you will find it has more lives than any cat. Let us hope that Pershing's history of the war will at least fix the blame for animal putties. Another advantage of small-town life is that you know your friends in that you can face it. If a man faces in his fortune, some of us are nearly broke. After that day any secret is easier to keep. Who remember what women did with their spare time before there were any movies? 000 000 It smoked in Los Angeles the other day, but it is understated the city authorities are explaining to tour it that it was made for movie snowstorm. 000 000 Some men are born lucky, others insist upon buying 1915 Ford modified. 000 000 None of us old look, look, look handsome under a microcosm, but we still treat folks who run for office. 000 000 Six-year-old Mary, awoke about two o'clock in the morning. 000 000 Her daddy will be in soon and tell us both one 000 000 Dancing is a fine exercise for everything except the head. 000 000 The man who succeeds in the war that attracts attention. 000 000 President Coolidge was born on President Coolidge was this the original quiet Fourth. 000 000 Consciousness afflicts us all, the always present the face of man. 000 000 A BAD EGG The writer, is this the Salvation Army? Officer—Yes. Yeggman Bill—Do you save bad women? Officer—Yes. Yeggman Bill—Then save me a couple for Saturday night. The chief exercise of some folks is jumping at conclusions. The upkeep of a woman is often the downfall of a man. The farmer's pink-cheeked daughter was coming up the lane. She was clad in a grimy pair of overalls, from the pockets of which bulged huge bunches of waste and sunday wrenches and pliers. In her hand was a dirty satchel rattling with an assort of iron tools. "Where are you going, my pretty maid?" I asked. "I'm going a milking, sir," she said. "But why the tools?" "Trouble," she said, "with that darned old milking machine again." She paused. Generally a man is pressed by his creditors only after he has escaped his victim. O NATIONAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Thos. B. Lee, District Manager National Benefit Life Insurance Co., Corner Hall Street and Thomas Avenue, was formerly with Mississippi Life Insurance Co., for ten years. N. P. Williams and J. E. Harden, are his assistant managers. 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Miss Willie Mae Bristow, 2107 Clark street has returned home from Bishop College at Marshall, Texas, June 2004 and attending Miss Bristow. In the days between the classical courses with the year's class and received her degree as Ratchelor of Science. Miss Mamle C. Jones, teacher of Mathematics in Booker Washington, his School will leave soon for Omaha, Nebraska to permanently reside. Miss Annie Powell, 2417 St. George street returned Monday from a week's stay to her old home, Calvert Texas. Mrs. Mattie Greer and two daughters of Missed Matthee and Willie V. of Marshall were in the city this week and were guests of Mrs. Ar. Prof. Pembleton of Marshalls. Texas father of Prof. H. B. Pembleton, principal of Pacific Avenue school of this city was in Dallas this week and was a pleasant caller to the Dallas Express office. Hon. R. H. Durham, father of Dr. E. H. Durham, manager of Palm Drug Store, 2415 Elm Street was in the city last week attending the Republican convention. Mrs. Ella Hill and daughter, Julia Mae have returned home from Waco where Mrs. Hill has been teaching at Central, Texas College and Julia Mae was a student. Miss Monile C. Cooper of Dallas who has been teaching this school since 1985, will be missed months is now. In Chicago, Miss Cooper will take a post graduate home from Los Angeles, California home from Los Angeles, California last nine months. Prof. J. W. Regalia of Dutton University identified with THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1924 MISS EYES MISS EYES Miss Eyes stopped in a popular doctor's office last week and found the girl girl in tears, she asked her mother, her uness she allowed the doctor to hug and kiss her, she couldn't please him and she wanted to take her to the doctor, she would advise this doctor unless she stops such treatment he will certainly be exposed, some girls want to make an easy living in a popular a jolt, not think because your week and name is beyond reproach that it in tears, she will not come to light. "Your sons she and told will find you out." she couldn't Mim Eyes knows of certain wanted to sainted Divine, who makes 'em swear to be a devout person or unclean he will cer- he will cres wife. Mim Eyes would advise be girls want truth that Divine be careful, the higher you are up the harder the fall, Miss Eyes stopped in a popular doctor's office last week and found the office girl in tears, she couldn't in Miss Eyes. "Your time to hold her unless she allowed the doctor to hug and kiss her, she couldn't please him and she wanted to hold her job. Now Miss Eyes would advise this doctor unless he can't help him," she said. "I will certainly be exposed to some girls was to make an honest living." Some of our high up women don't seem to have any conscience. Miss Eyes would like to know how you can give your husband's money to them. This man has to be a good adviser that marathon that this young shiek you are lavishing your money on, spends it on his sweet and laughs at you. Miss Eyes was on the wire the other day and heard a conversation that would give high society. Miss Eyes would like to advise a certain little flapper about telling her secrets, she may be talking to his wife's friend too. People in Glass House should not throw stones is an old and trite saying but some of our educators need to be refreshed on all this principle. Now you can forget so soon. Miss Eyes would advise you to rub your memory. CARMOTE CLEAR FLOOR VARNISH the Tabors and Loyal Friends were in the city this week on business. Little Grace Spencer of Marshall, Texas is in the city visiting her mother, Mrs. Zena Spencer McDaniels, 3102 Thomas Ave. N.W. Williams, 2100 Eaton St. representative of the National Benefit Association of Washington, D.C. accompanied by C. B. Hawkins, District manager at Terrell of the same institution left Sunday night for a tour in Enat Wear the proper and your way of wearing Browse the system and see new of the world Miss Allie Sammie Lacy, 3109 Flora Street is a guest this week of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ward at Weatherford, Texas. Mr. Jesse Rains a favorite son of Dallas but recently of Los Angeles. California was in the city last week shining hands with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Barrett of Nacogdoches were in the city Sunday and Monday. They were called here to attend the funeral of Mrs. Barrett's uncle, Montie Mitchell. They motored to Dallas. Madam E. M. Pratt will deliver a special lecture on "Spiritual Housekeeping" Sunday June 7, at Unity Center, Cochran St. Christian church. A large crowd is expected. All who appreciate the value of ease and pleasure in good house keeping, should hear this lecture. Madam Pratt will leave June 15 for the Unity Conference which convenes at Kansas City, Mo. Come and hear what the nature of this conference is; you will be benefited. C conference Kansas City, that the mat- ter will PHYTIAN ROOM 102 8:30 m. to 12:00 Attention. HITCH 8:30 m. to 12:00 TEMPLE 12:00 m. COURTEOUS 1:00 to 6 m. 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No matter what you are faced to grow your hand, let us a trial and be con- fidenceful. Fill a box. If you want to be will you will and will you will and you can begin with work it at once also with you a full supply to— THE STAR HAIR GROWER MANY- FACTORS Box 612. Green- nature, N. C. READ THE K. OF P. FACTS A HAS ENJOYED SUCH UNEXE- PECTED SUCCESS IN THE PAST YEARTH THAT WE HAVE DECIDED TO ADD A'Few MORE BEAUTIFYING PRE- PARATIONS TO OUR LIMIT- D BUT EFFECTIVE LINE The following is our complete list Strit-Tex Hair Refining Tonic II. Hair Refining, faux hair to cure hair damage. Gloss-Tex Brilliantine Makes the hair soft and loose and dries out quickly without having it itchy or dry. Trait-Tex Make a good preparation that actually straightens and rests the hair. Color permanent—positive will stain the hair. Shampoo in a hamphold. Three shades: Black, Brown, and White. Kokomo Shampoo Is made from pure coconut oil or oil used in hair care. Is a natural, healthy hair. Bronze Beauty Vanishing Cream Is a soothing, greaseless vanilla cream. Is moisturizing and softens the hair. Is a strong triple strength of oil of lemon—makes the hair shine. Bronze Beauty Lemon Cream Is a moisturizing and softens the hair. Is a strong triple strength of oil of lemon—makes the hair shine. Bronze Beauty Face Powders Are suited to all complements. Can be successfully used on dry or oil hair. Are moisturizing and softens the hair. Are bronze Glow are favorites. Molyglue 11.00 per jar is a strong hair straightener for positively guaranteed to straighten the hair. Does not require 20 minutes without the use of hot turmerine or the scalp or turn the hair red. AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE Strait-Tex Chemical Company 600 FIFTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH, PA., U. S.A. Out of a Year of Strife and Turmoil Comes Absolute Safety For Tabor KNIGHTS AND DAUGHTERS OF TABOR TEXAS JURISDICTION. SIR J. S. ADAIR, C. G. M. SIR JESSE WASHINGTON, ACTING C. G. S. Corsicana, Texas. Marlin, Texas. Tabor Commends the Knights of Pythias on their Wonderful Progress. ```markdown ``` THE MAN WHO PILOTED TABOR OVER THE STORMY SEAS THE EDITOR Sir J. S. Adair was born in Union Springs, Ala., 1877. His father died when he was quite young, but he had a yearning and high ideal for Education and worked his way into Selma University, Selma, Ala., where he finished the High Grammar courses. He then came to Texas, 1888, and engaged in Public School work for 15 years. He saw a need of thorough preparation and forced his way to Bishop College where he spent 4 years. From that time he has been engaged in pastoral work. In 1912 he was appointed C. G. O. of the Knights and Daughters of Tabor in which capacity he served successfully 4 years. He was then elected C. G. O. of Knights and Daughters of Tabor, where he served 4 years. In 1918 he was elected V. G. M. of Knights and Daughters of Tabor, which office he held with credit until the death of the lamented C. G. M. C. E. W. Day. On the 2nd day of June, 1919 Sir J. S. Adair was installed C. G. M. of Jurisdiction of Texas, by S. A. Jordan, I. C. G. M. and A. R. Chimm, I. C. G. S., S. S. Reid, V. I. C. G. N. by M. A. John Rice, G. H. P. of Texas Jurisdiction. Consecration prayer was prayed by Sir Jackson, Editor of the Taborian Banner. At his first board meeting, which was the 3rd day of June the membership of Tabor was less than ten thousand, no Tents at all comparatively speaking. There was no money at all which could be accounted for. Over Sixty Thousand Dollars in death claims was owed besides unpaid obligations on property. In the same board meeting, Sir Adair made arrangements to borrow Fifteen Thousand Dollars, to keep the Order from going into sorrow, yet the Ten Thousand membership we had were badly discouraged and almost lost hope. Sir Adair, however, being a bold, fearless and courageous leader who knew no failure dipped his pen in the Star of Confidence, with the task to override every opposition and put Tabor in the front ranks where it rightly belongs. He began to ride night and day in the sleet and snow to put the Knights and Daughters of Tabor through. As to whether or not he succeeded you shall be the Judge. He paid back the $6,500 to make the second loan of the Dallas property, paid the $9,000 due on the Texarkana property, and has paid with interest and principal $20,000 on Houston property. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1924 ABSOLUTE SAFETY IS THE BUSINESS MEANING OF SATISFACTION THE HAPPINESS, PEACE AND PLEASURE OF SUCCESS And how can a person enjoy that satisfaction which is so necessary to peaceful, happy home life unless he has guaranteed to his loved ones the fullest measure of safety after his death. Does not come from living within its coveted structure. They are enjoyed in the process of building in drafting the plans, laying the foundation, selecting the materials, measuring the many parts and putting them together. The surest way of guaranteeing this safety of your loved ones after your death is by protecting yourself with some kind of life insurance now. "It is a mean thing to go to Heaven while your family go to the poor house," says T. DeWitt Talmage. Life's greatest joy is in the anticipation of each day's accomplishments and the truest contentment comes in the momentary satisfaction of a task well done. "To bring a family into the world, give them refined tastes, and accustom them to comforts, the loss which is misery, and then to leave the family to the work house, the prison or the street—to the alms of relatives, or to the charity of the public is nothing short of a crime. Whatever success the Knights and Daughters of Tabor have enjoyed in Texas is the result of much hard work and the greatest perseverance in the face of the most unkind criticisms and malicious handicaps. It has not just happened so. Dear friend, "Did a fire engine ever stop at your door?" No? Alright. But the price of continued success is eternal vigilance. We do not deceive ourselves with the idea that we can rest on past or present laurels. We realize the importance of tireless energy in our service to our present membership and to those who will eventually connect themselves with Tabor. We realize that we have just planted the seed and that we cannot hope to pluck the fruit without constant and careful cultivation. And it's possible that no fire engine will ever stop at your house, isn't it? You say, "surely." Did a hearse ever stop at your house? No—and I guess you thank God for that. But you do know that a hearse will stop at your house some day, don't you? And it is for this reason that we are continually striving to give you ever-broadening service—always absolute protection and more and better reasons for your continued confidence in the Knights and Daughters of Tabor. Will your family be prepared to pay the expenses? If you are a member of the Knights and Daughters of Tabor you can leave that worry to us and if you don't believe we will pay, just read the following account of our financial standing: J. S.ADAIR, C. G. M. Tabor now has a membership of 27,000 Financial Knights and Daughters of which number Eight or Ten Thousand belong to the Maids and Pages. There is $17,100 on hand for the Maids and Pages, and plenty of money to pay every claim of Knights and Daughters that is due. Men and women of every walk of life are seeking and trying to enter Tabor on account of its standing and work. In five years Sir Adair has added to the Order more than 17,000 members, he has made the Order to be respected in Texas, and the world knows that Tabor will pay its claims. There has been more than $100,000 deposited by the C. G. T. since the first of September, 1923. The Order is still growing and inviting to membership all who can qualify. Who did this? C. G. M. ADAIR by the help of the Great I Am, though he has been handicapped, by defending the Order in its principles and wishes of the people. Since July, 1923, he has used unusual tact, skill and bravery to keep the Order operating in such a manner as to maintain the confidence of the business world. The Knights and Daughters of Tabor are now collecting more money, paying all claims and paying them more regularly, writing more policies than ever before in its history. YOUR ABSOLUTE SAFETY. is guaranteed by Real Estate $258,000.00 Cash in Bank 58,285.00 Total Resources $316,285.00 Unpaid Death Claims NONE Membership 27,000 Join Now And Climb With Us. "YOUR PAPER," The 5th Largest of its Kind in America, Commends The Knights of Pythias Along With All of the Other Fraternities Represented, Here for Their WONDERFUL PROGRESS. C. F. STARKS, Pres. and Business Manager. EDITORS OFFICE BUSINESS OFFICE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO DALLAS EXPRESS CO REED REMARKS GRESS of the TEXAS' OLDEST AND LARGEST NEGRO NEWSPAPER AND PRINTING PLANT IN DALLAS SINCE 1892 2600 SWISS AVENUE THE EXPRESS believes that much of the splendid success which has come to the Fraternities of Texas, has come because of the fact that they have told the public "well and often" about the benefits which they offer and the advantages which they bring. And too, this paper takes a great deal of PRIDE in the thought that it has helped to bring this to pass because it is the medium in Texas best fitted to tell the world about the PROGRESS of the institution of our State. THE 20,000 COPIES IN THIS SPECIAL ISSUE will go to every corner of America and to some foreign countries. No other journal of the Race in the South does this. C. F. STARKS, Pres. and Business Manager. DALLAS E EXTERIOR LARGEST NEGRO NEWSPAPER IN DALLAS SINCE 1892 2600 SWISS AVENUE THE LABELLING MACHINE LINOTYPE DEPARTMENT THESE VIEWS OF OUR FORCE AND THE equipment of our plant explain why we can guarantee "Distinctive Service" and "Meritorious Printing" to every one of our customers. The Dallas Express Pub. Co. Solicits Your Patronage not because it is a Negro institution but because it can guarantee to you the sort of service that you need. No job too small for the greatest consideration. No order too big for us to fill. The Dallas Express. GRAND LODGE K. OF P. Total Volume of Hardware Transacted (Mb.) $884.355.67 "THIS IS PROGRAMS" GRAND LODGE K. OF. P. Total Administration, and Operating Facilities $24,993.80 THIS IS "EFFICIENCY" - PROGRESS OF THE K OF P BALANCE SHEET MAY 19TH, 1924 CASH In Office ... $ 100.00 American Exchange ... $ 75,330.55 National Bank ... $ 75,330.55 Mercantile Bank ... $ 51,790.47 Truck Co. ... $ 51,790.47 Citizens National Bank ... $ 20,222.19 Republic National Bank ... $ 20,222.19 Dallas ... $ 20,222.19 City National Bank, Paris ... $ 51,955.08 War Rating Stamps ... $ 33.00 & Treasury Certificates ... $ 33.00 Mortgage Loans ... $ 103,665.83 Mortgage Guides ... $ 103,665.83 Supreme Loans account ... $ 100.00 Building & Real Estate Book Value ... $ 157,412.83 Temples Store ... $ 157,412.83 Total Ledger Assets ... $ 832,539.07 NON-LEGGER Assets Accrued Interest ... $ 6,657.88 Furniture and Fixtures ... $ 6,657.88 TOTAL ASSETS MAY 19, 1924 ... $ 646,286.95 Less Unpaid Death Claims ... $ 4,707.98 NET ASSETS MAY 19, 1924 ... $ 641,128.97 NET ASSETS MAY 20, 1925 ... $ 460,777.46 NET INCLUSIVE FOR THE YEAR ... $ 90,861.53 Interest Collected for the Year ... $ 17,114.88 Accrued Interest ... $ 6,657.88 Total Interest Earnings ... $ 22,782.56 Officer Salary Schedule ... $ 12,800.00 INTEREST EARNINGS OVER SALARIES PAID ... $ 8,982.56 n | temi iniscen ices as Told by The —s Be Pythian in Texas PAGE TKN a2 Meme of the Pythian bistory ‘Gest would otherwise have been ag Nreppelicell ge > apo el sige I ie el Sacer os fog emerald Pay sen oe oo cr oo forego lpr 1 es abet lin Rael ec, Sone oe oe BEM orcs tase tern Sees we tect Mies _ ee eee a tae file nt ee x ts tne vo yg gal ele So ticone voce, we ater e uct ow an ea oppomgeretier ee can. yiecl onal ape iad ox reac 200 roel pede fee oe aa ete Ss mete we es tea ot Mereet be crscseent tox ieee agra tacbore alone: Us ora a teagan fou; t opened enema rh lgelengapogeted oe soe an cc Reine Dae Pon ee et, oe ae ae as Paes i umn pee See aa ee een Knows. ss Ebenezer Lodge No 2) aaa ers ea peemee Wes cron al Reet ome” avi Ege eeiicas teat tea "The firet Pythian lodge was set’ Me Cae ta ei ao ee aes tate a ass Sos nt Oil ees eo Sen Only 2 few doingaton were pre-| | Bh Sastre cas nee is ee || ay es i Sts acre ts ted o bio eet c cad teers hors eae ees one si tose was ae ares og ne are as te Jef etisousat ot] Tee cia Pa dan yaaa ia - mre td non Marne Sa a is Pars er Rae al Satin che enya PRIDE OF WEST LODGE ORGANIZED BY W. 1. DICKSON, 34 YEARS a AGO Fade tn Wot Late, os 8 Ghe pooner Priian todpr ot Dalle eens calcbratd 2a Miethday, 2t waa organised by Rav. W. 4 Dicon, sow bead of Str Tes ethene Se ee ree bess ety Shee Mansi Ls Sleelet on fis taste geste eaeeer Se eo Sela cota stead eno Wen ot Ral Asi, trosle tls if DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1924 The American Exchange National Bank of Dallas. An exceptionally strong Directorate Copital, Surplus and Profits, - Over Four Millions Chases 46 SeLBoive oe thon Liberty State Bank ELM AT PRESTON Dallas, Texas ‘The kind of service we endeavor to five business cutinsted to'us ia the sort that appeals to the aver- age citisen of limited means. GIVE US.AN OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE YOU JOE E. 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SRKAMARARARRA ARE Cae RARERARARARKR KR ARARARKAKAARAR ERED SARE ARK RIOAK ELD KS + +i JOURS OUI UU SUSU SUSU U DOU SU GU ea a E aene ‘ Ba #2 The Strength of This Bank § ee Sah indented by i Bo 2. ‘e charaeter, bility und financial standing of it atrectory, all of whom — 3% ane Sib errroset becinee tne. tut city IN THIS COMNMOTION I 8 WELL TO Ba a Aas ate Ss nods ana es ane 2, Dy ite enpital of $1,000,000, with additional Habitity of the stockholders of 8% EE stint Stic attain cue wants ot ea comaoe ot yc ied witcnwccernn i eee ares fs BE 4. Ths bank te incororntog under the STATE DANKING LAWS oF TEXAS $M Be cae cen enrios cen a STE SS re eat Bs Atul ehe nine oceania of ravi meus wun ene BO a ee iu : i i Oe etc maton iiecee aon” De ace emer tran morons Loecme toe, SH ies thorovahly anataciory bervene ee ey Lpenmlsiaen “og. al Aceounta, as oi nner ‘1 x PR ct anne © maYEms =———iroao'W, soutoixorr oie a0 i ORT 2, @ Menneom oummn if. TAYLOn ex 8 um Ouas, a MANGOLD x4. WMILI ee @ottum kimuee arene EB a sr 4 i Sa Souamer me borenn Gutman c weromem. BR y S one) = E yee ae ee & 3 eee a “OLDMED SPATE BANK Ix DALLAS” i se ; en eh ® B: oy ® Dallas Trust : Savings Bank & oe BS CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS eit ff TEECECESE REECE EEE TETE LEER CE SECRSEREELEL SE hihi bichictit Le eR ee ee et 1917-1924 SEVEN YEARS OF PROGRESS RESOURCES RESOURCES q ee A. Peatie 1920 $364,957.28 $1,942,448.67 YEAR YEAR RESOURCES acs 2 December 31, 1918 December 31, 1921 40874048 5 $2.93684432 RESOURCES RESOURCES | Pent. 90 G Pemie 3 92 $1,018,807.98 $5,630,399.05 ~ RESOURCES 7 Meanie 3,193 $7577419.19 YEAR MERCANTILE BANK & TRUST COMPANY MAIN AT LAMAR Si Are You Preparing For Future Rainy Days? ee ye aye: Ia iit ike Sacaete W Gnes neve ee Boe ees nen oe ott, i ‘Tile atrong Yank will Belp you save by paying you 4 per cent inna The Republic National Bank ee te Bak ST Cagiak Sinha ad Prfi a THE DALLAS EXPRESS. DALLAS, CEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1994 The Grand United O and House Hold Friendship, Love and Truth United Order of Ode House Hold of Ruth of Te H. G. GOREE, D. G. M. Order of Odd Fellows old of Ruth of Texas Peace, Happiness, Prosperity H. G. GOREE, D. G. M. The Grand United Order of Odd Fellows and House Hold of Ruth of Texas Friendship, Love and Truth Peace, Happiness, Prosperity H. G. GOREE, D. G. M. Guarantee Your Protection Half Million Doll WITH THEIR Million Dollars In Res WITH THEIR Dollars In Resources on, Texas. BUILDING AS IT WILL APPEAR WHEN COMPLETED and the Result of Many Years of Hard Work Half Million Dollars In Resources Magnificent Headquarters Building Now under Construction at Houston, Texas. BUILDING AS IT WILL APPEAR WHEN COMPLETED Magnificent Headquarters Building Now under Construction at Houston, Texas. The Culmination of a Life Dream and t a Life Dream and the Result of Many Y The Culmination of a Life Dream and the Result of Many Years of Hard Work Together with peace we have prosperity. We have a reputation of having a reserve fund equal to that of the biggest and best organizations of our kind in America. Our every pledge is securely protected and we religiously carry them out. Our business methods of operation are in keeping with sound business policy, eliminating every defect designed to lessen confidence. We take great pride in our mammoth reserve only because it supplies the means whereby our pledge to us is maintained, and the principles of the Order effectively carried out. In this light it is a worthy motive of thanksgiving. The above cuts are evidence enough of the speed with which the Odd Fellows of Texas are going on with the work of constructing the magnificent Temple at Houston. The Grand Master and his son are shown near the center with workmen squaring up the side where the steam shovel could not reach. Just to the west is shown the Model Laundry and to the Northwest is shown the modern three-story building recently leased for the Colored Y. M. C. A. Though there has been much opposition on the part of the white citizens of Houston to the project, the location is so close to the real business district of Houston, by reason of the fact and skill of the Grand Master and his Cabinet, all of this has been overcome and the construction is well under way. Any man or woman thinking of increasing his fraternal insurance should first think of the skills required to protect him, to prevent him from not altogether solving, having a large reserve of funds in proportion to his membership. According to a statement made recently to an Express reporter by Grand Master Goree the excavation is about finished and the foundation will soon be laid. The original plans for a roof garden have been abandoned due to the high cost of the materials which are being used. The building as it will appear when finished will be far more beautiful than as at first planned. It will stand five stories in height including the basement and will be beautifully finished with artistic coringing. Re-enforced concrete will take the place of the steel frame that was at first planned. The Odd Fellows of Texas in so far as these things are concerned concern the careful inspection of every Texan who is in need of more fraternal insurance. Below is found our financial statement as of January 1st. Read it. Think about it. Let the full weight of the amounts of money there listed come home to you and then decide that it is the fraternity that you need to protect you. These figures represent the work through a number of years of men who have been trained in the handling of large sums of money and in the laying of plans that look toward the safe and sane investment of the surplus funds of the thousands of members of the Order. This Temple when finished will be a credit to the financial skill and executive ability of the Grand Master Goree and his Cabinet and a monument to the cooperative ability of the Odd Fellowes. The Temple will be a place of worship and reflection for those they are doing and Texas, by reason of the erection of this building will take a longer place in the thinking of the nation when the ability of its Negro Odd Fellows is thought of. Here is indicated the wealth of the Odd Fellows of Texas. It is in excess of half a million of dollars. Real money for any concern and an amount that is scarcely ever heard of by the organizations of our people as they have existed for the past fifty years. Certainly that huge sum of money is the amount of the governing heads of that Order that guaranteed to you safety, security and competent service. In addition to its sentimental value to the ability of the Fraternity which is erecting it, it will mean hundreds of thousands of dollars in real estate to the Order. It will represent an asset that time will not cause to depreciate. Located as it is in the heart of Houston, it can only grow in value as time goes on. Here is an organization that has a reputation for solvency that dates back for nearly as many years as it is old. Its officers are of the highest type. Its holdings in cash and real estate make its promises to pay as good as that of the highest rated fraternity to be found anywhere. What more can a prospective policyholder want in addition? The Grand Master spoke truly when in speaking of this building a few weeks ago he declared that: The Odd Fellows and Ruths of Texas have general and special reasons to be proud. We know peace and enjoy the tranquility naturally associated with Friendship, Love and Truth; Peace, Happiness and Prosperity. In the cabinet of the Order there is harmony and coordination of effort, thereby assuring the Order the highest degree of efficiency from those chosen to serve. In the ranks there is also peace and mutual confidence in the ultimate triumph of all the principles under which we operate. It is now in the midst of a drive for new members and the cost of connecting with it is less now than it will be later. If you are going to be an Odd Fellow some day, why not now? Read all of the facts about the Order that are contained in this page. Think them over well. See if the things as told here do not fill the whole bill of needs in a fraternal Order. Then see any Odd Fellow for information as to how to join. FINANCIAL STATEMENT JANUARY 1, 1924 ENDOWMENT DEPARTMENT Jan. 1, 1924 Mortuary Reserve Burial Expense Total CASH $161,493.73 $131,080.76 $36,941.61 $28,539.43 $358,055.53 REAL ESTATE 125,000.00 BONDS (U. S. GOVT) 40,000.00 INTEREST 12,000.00 TOTAL $535,055.53 Fraternally, J. H. RIDDLE, Secretary. Join Now ESTATE BONDS (U.S. GOVT) INTEREST TOTAL Frater 125,000.00 40,000.00 12,000.00 $535,055.53 Fraternally. J. H. RIDDLE, Secretary. H. G. GOREE, G.M., Texarkana, Texas; B. Y. AYCOCK, Campaign Mg'r, San Antonio, Texas --- --- --- A Progressive Texas Order Join Now A Progressive Texas Order BE FAIR TO YOURSELF AND THOSE National Grand Lodge Wonderful Workers of the World One of the first laws of human nature our tendency to flock or herd together. A society composed of persons living in units of one is inconceivable The human race happens to base its development and perpetuation upon the relations and inter-relations of mankind. Upon the capacity for social intercourseests the destiny of the human race. Out of this biological truth spring tribes and clans, and nations. We are the most domesticated of the animals who inherit the earth. Isolate man from man-kind, segregate him and you destroy him. Bartlington, Lawrence. County, of entertainment for them that Ohio, some 40 old age years ago. He take the attention of all white the farm but by dint of hard age. He is an accomplished musician,plication was able to complete his having mastered several wind in high school training, at the age instruments in addition to the viola, flute, clarinet, oboe, trumpet, saxophone and the age of 10 but soon realised that training by assisting the choir his lack of sufficient training and of Munger Avenue church with entered Willerforce University its music every Sunday. His where he specialised in a Com-membership has been in this place which he completed his coming to the city in 1999. PAGE TWELVE J. H. ANGHEBSON National Superintendent and President One of the first laws of society composed of persons The human race happen tions and inter-relations of Upon the capacity for r Out of this biological t We are the most dome from man-kind, segregate b Fri Nation GUARANTEES TO 3 CLASSES CAN JOIN INCREASED MEMBERSHIP 18.875 from 1920 to 1924 $2.95 TO $8.90 PER YEAR TO KEEP FINANCIAL IN THIS PROGRESSIVE ORDER J. H. ANDERSON, National Supervisor and Founder ```markdown ``` M. SIR J. E. SMITH, GRAND KEEPER OF RECORDS AND SEAL By far the most constantly busy offices in the whole of the Grand Oshimet of the Knights of Pythias in the office in which the records of the individual members are kept. The many thousands of those who have seen that fraternal insurance of the kind that the Knights of Pythias furthers is a paying proposition make necessary the keeping of accurate records. That they are kept accurately can be easily proven by the many local keepers of Records and Seal who fall in the least particular to have their reports in the necessary shape and have them sent back at once for the necessary corrections based on high school training at the high school. He began teach at the age of 19 but soon realms to seek of sufficient training entered. Wilberforce. Univerity where he specialized in a commercial Course which he committed in 1905. He first practical experien a business man was receive Concord North Carolina where was connected with the Cole Manufacturing Co., a cotton owned and operated by Neg Here he had the duties of ating clork, paymaster, cotton or, clerk in grocery, bookwork and several handy man for he received the handsome cash $450 per week. Finding the THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1924 DEPENDENT UPON YOU You May Be Insured And Yet Not Be Properly Insured Fraternal Insurance Solves This Problem (A BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION CHARTERED BY THE STATES OF TEXAS AND OKLAHOMA) DEPUTIES WANTED IN TEXAS AND OKLAHOMA "Right and Righteousness Shall Prevail" Grand Lodge W Pythians, We Congra Edge Wond Calvert, We Congratulate You Pythians, We Congratulate You on Your Wonderful Progress [Name] DR. R. T. HAMILTON GRAND MEDICAL REGISTRAR of Munger Avenue church with its music every Sunday. His membership lasted for a long church since his coming to the city. POOR; BURIES CHILD IN BACK YARD educated in the girl schools of that city, and attended public school, as valedictorian. He taught in. Dr. Richard T. Hamilton. Grand Mustang School of the Kuligata of Pacific University, gowny, Al. March 21, 1869. He was educated in the private and public schools of that city, graduating in the normal school, a valedictorian of his class. He taught in the elementary school. He returned to the retested to accept a scholarship in the Interior Department of the United States Government at Washington District of Columbia, under the civil Dr. Richard H. Hamilton. Grand form and through the columns of the University of Alabama. He was born at Pineville, Pynesia of Towson, was born at Mount-He was willingly supported with his geometry, Ala. March 21, 1868. He was influence and liberty with his wife, Miss. Emily Hamilton. He was a student of the school of that city, graduating in had for its object the uplifting of 1868 from the Alabama State Nor-State his race or the betrayment of the state. He was a member of the New Hope Hospice. He taught in the elementary (through a member of New Hope Hospice). he began the study of medicine under D. C. N. Burke, one of the founders of the University of Georgia. After going to Washington, he matriculated in the Medical Department of Howard University. In 1898-98 he took a special course of Howard University in Organic Chemistry, Bacteriology and Pathology, and he was a member of the institution as clerk in the interior Department, and located in Dallas, Texas, where he began the general course of medicine. He was for a time an intern at the Freedman's Hospital. he has built up a large collection in Dallas, and is considered one of the leading and most progressive MOUNT AIRY, N. C., June 7—Mrs. T. F. Batterfield is currently now partiment, and locatment that she got her money's worth. Texas, where he been when she purchased a chicken from medicine of prairie living near her. When he was for a dressing the chicken she found a Freedman's Hospital lump about the size of a jung bug. Dr. Hamilton has an in the chicken's guard. Investigation and inventive practice proves the lump to be of pure gold. 1919 when he left to take up work in Prairie State Normal School in the office of the school's president, whom he signed from this position in 1920 to accept the appointment as school superintendent in 1924. Seal of the Grand Lodge of Texas. On taking up this work he found the office in very bad shape. He was forced to close it to be issued and there was more than $10,000 in cash in the office for which the lodges were owned. He was looked after at once and the office put in good working shape. New equipment was installed and now that office is the most efficiently equipped of its kind in the state. He has recently caused to be installed a new system of filing cubicles in the individual accounts local lodge. Now it never happens that so correspondence is allowed. He has never given every letter or account that comes into the office is attended to the same day that it comes into Mr. Smith is very much married and our four children who think they are the greatest father in the world. Some of this sentiment is casually underlined by the addition to performer all of the heavy duties fixtures upon Mr. Edwards' latest models of radio sets for their amusement and to do construct L212KJH N, C, June 7-Ukane to expense. Charles Young buys infant child in the yard back of house. Burlai was discovered the period of the death. noted that no death certificate were obtained for the child although his birth certificate showed that he was born in 1920 off with costs when his case came up in court. FINDS GOLD IN CHICKEN GERKAND (A, N. P.) AND THE Wonderful ARTERED BY THE STAT ing With Your Fellowma Demands. PAYS AT DEATH FROM $75.00 to $600.00 WOMEN Writes Now in Wonderful Malvert, :: Texas tulate You on Your benefit of his仕 Hamilton. Grand form and through the heading sweeppe the Knights of Columbus in 1669. He was in influence and like rate and public earnings, earnings, earnings, every promising a race in the race or the historian of his conditions of his the elementary though a member of the order in nominalism in the dorkship in the United rendered. at Washington. For several roars under the civil President of the United States. He was the first time extern in Ixammin of the department of the built up a large and Household of office since loc- responsible poetic considered one from 1910 to 1915. most progressive refused to stand Which is the biological reason why nine-tenths of the theatre tickets are sold in pairs and hermits don't shave and Fraternal Benefit Societies can exist. As man becomes more civilized, the greater is his desire for social intermingling; the more he looks about him for the opportunity to increase his acquaintances; the greater is his desire to know more people and to have a larger number of people to know him. This is as it should be _____ it is one of nature's first laws. And you owe it to yourself to your family to create and maintain larger and better associations, to forever continue to make your social intermingling more congenial, more beneficial, more profitable. Colored physicians of the Southwest and one of the most valued citizens of his community. In spite of his large practice he has found time to give the welfare of his race a deep security, and has given the public the leading newspapers of the city. He has willingly supported with his influence and liberty with his earnings, every movement which for his object the splitting of his race or the betrayment of the community of the nation. Although a member of the National Medical Association of Texas, and for two terms Secretary of the Lone Mountain Medical and Pharmaceutical Association of Texas. In 1900 he was appointed by the Dallas Board of Education Medical School of the Colored Public Schools. Colored physicians of the Southeast Association of Life Insurance Medical and one of the most valued dictionaries Examiner, and is in need of his community. In spite of his work, he now for the following Insurance Co. in Memphis, Tennessee, Involve the welfare of his race a deep study. Insurance Co., Memphis State University, and has given the public the hard life Insurance Co., Atlanta. Involve the welfare of his race in form and through the columns of Co., Texas; Life Extension Institutes During the World War he enlisted and was appointed First Lieutenant in the Medical Reserve Corps U. S. A. He was active in Red Cross work and one of the leading spells in selling his people Liberty Bonds. He was the first Grand Medical Director of the G. U. Q. of O. F. and Household of Ruth of Texas. A responsible position which he held from 1919 to 1934, at which time he refused to stand for re-election. The "Justice and Mercy Workers of Wonderful Progress He is President of The National Association of Life Insurance Medical Examiners, and is local examiner for the following Insurance Companies: Misissappli Life Insurance Co., Memphis Tenn.; Standard Life Insurance Co., Atlanta, Ga.; Texas Life Insurance Co., Waco, Texas; Life Extension Institute, N. Y. ASSOCIATION OF TEACHERS MEETING IN TEXAS. New Hope Bap. (A. N. P.) --- Protection While You are Living and Cash Money When You Die Which Your Dependents Need. Never Fail" records show that by careful selection of the new applicants he has been able to retain the five years in the death rate of the order. As a result of the valuable service he provided, he held this position for five years. Follows his reputation as an authority on Fraternal Insurance, has been a member of the fraternal body in the State. He was one of the leaders in the fight on murder and put the Endowment Departments of the fraternal organizations in the fight on murder. He adopted the adequate rate for the lodges on a firm foundation and to accumulate substantial resources. Dr. Hamilton is a member of nearly every fraternal body in the country, and he is a longtime Lodge No.44, K. of pennsylvania. It was he who suggested the plan to the local lodges to give him a special place in the Grand Lodge as inundation to build the Pythian Temple in Dallah. He came a close friend and adviser to Dr. Hamilton. Willis was elected to the high position which he now holds. As a result of their friendship, the Grand Lodge decided to appoint a position in his cabin. In 1823 he was elected to the responsible officer of the regiment of the Knights of Pythia in Texas, and since that time he has passed on 14,452 applicants, and he has been selected by many dollars by selecting only the best rikers. He has issued Health Bulletins for the Order that attracted his attention and favorable comment. ATLANTA, GA., June 7—Teachers desiring to attend the Annual meet- dearing to attend the Annual meeting of the National Association of Teachers in Colored Schools conference, August 7, 2011, August 1, 2012, and August 1, 2014 in touch with Mr. Jesse O. Thomas. Field Secretary of the National Urban League, 200 Auburn Avenue, Atlanta, Georgia for Pullman mission. Florida, North and South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and commication may secure same by communication with the office of National Urban League. A special commission sufficient number of delegates express a desire for, among Dalla La Grande, New York, to be successful and largely attended one in the history of the Association. Mrs M. M. Bethune is the First AGES 5 MONTHS TO 92 YEARS PAID OUT OF RELIEF FUND over $45,000.00 from 1920 to 1924 $2.95 TO $8.90 PER YEAR TO KEEP FINANCIAL IN THIS PROGRESSIVE ORDER rld ON, THE NEW YORK TIMES JOHN H. HARRIS of the state. Daily he is called upon to make decisions that vitally affect the well-being of thousands of Pythians; and yet never has his judgment been questioned. He is generally regarded by those of the opposite race who know of his ability as one second to none in his line. He is a native Texan, having been born on the 6th day of January, 1876, at McKinney in Collin County, Texas, and reared on a farm until he reached the age of twelve years. He graduated from the Dallas Colored High School in May 1895 and was admitted to the bar in March 13, 1898 and has practised law in Dallas constantly for more than twenty-six years. He was initiated into the Order of Knights of Pythias in 1900 at Dallas, Texas, being a member of St. Luke No. 1, which he has served. Keeped of Records and Seal and Chancellor Commander. He was appointed Grand Attorney of the Grand Lodge by the late L.M. Mitchell in 1902 and served until 1905. He was elected Grand Attorney in 1920 and has filled that position continuously since that time. bors of the Order may receive the benefit of it in redeeming their lives and saving them for their children and descendants can know the responsibility that retain the shoulder of the man and realize the exactness of the race in Dallask that daily faces him. Daily counsel is at all time he is called upon to match his question affective brain with the best legal minds that arise from time. Aids from his duties as Attorney for the Grand Lodge, he has made a place for himself in the hearts of his fellow citizens by his unsevere devotion to the exile of the business interests of the race in Dallas. And his counsel is at all times used in the question affecting the race that arise from time to time. A. G. ROBERSON, National Secretary The tremendous growth of the Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythagoras during this mat few years has necessitated the employment of an attorney whose sole duty is to answer questions that arise in questions that artificially transaction of the business of the largest and richest jurisdiction of the United States on looking about for one patient to fill this post, the Grand Chancellor and his board of directors, and who appropriately decided upon Attorney's ```markdown ``` Love-Hope-Charity-Faith-Service are symbolic of the hearts that are making The Dickson Colored Orphanage at Gilmer, Texas Texas' Most Progressive Institution of its Kind Does Your Heart Run True? Is An Orphaned Soul Worth Saving? MAIL YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS NOW WITH YOUR DONATION TO W. L. DICKSON, Texas MAIL YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS NOW WITH YOUR DONATION TO REV. W. L. DICKSON, Gilmer, Texas Papa Dickson and his future Knights and Calanthians congratulate Grand Chancellor W. S. Willis and Knights and Calanthians on their Wonderful Progress. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1924 # 1945年10月28日 1945年10月28日，中华人民共和国成立。全国各族人民齐聚一堂，共同庆祝这一伟大时刻。 THE ORPHANAGE AND ITS WORK It would be a wonderful thing if every member of the race in Texas could have the opportunity of visiting the Dickson Orphanage and of seeing the character of the plant, the care that is given to the many children there, and the real estate that is included in its campus. It would open many eyes that now are shut to the tremendous amount of money that is needed each year to sustain the place. But some idea of the scope of the work of the institution and of the size of the institution can be had when it is realized that the Dickson Colored Orphanage was organized in 1897 by its present president, Rev. W. L. Dickson and Dr. R. C. Dickson, since its organization it has cared for children who had no parents to care for them. In order that its work might not be hampered and in order that it might minister to the needs of all children in Texas, it was chartered as a non-profit institution embracing all denominations. It gives to each child that comes under its care a full high school diploma, a college diploma or a triennial training. All of the children are taught Domestic Science, Domestic Art, truck gardening, farm animal training in all of its forms. In order that this training may be given in accordance with the discipline of the twenty persons are kept regularly employed on the grounds as teachers, gardeners, and farm and garden land of the Orphanage compound of the city of Dallas. The productive soil. On the land there are forgi'two buildings which house the students, and the school. The total valuation of the land and buildings together with the equipment is computed by the accountant of the institute 84,39.1. The total indebtedness of the institution includes 85,400 on bank leaves at banks leaving the net assets at 87,54.39.1. There are 288 incarnations to be fed and clothed and the twenty teachers to be paid. Here is a statement that will give some idea of the size and scope of the institution. The ophthalm of Texas by this institution. SECRET ORDERS AND THE ORPHANS HOME The origin of secret Orders is to be found in the desire to help and aid the less fortunate who are in their distress. The orders are to be found that do not contain in some form the words "certain" or "benenevolence." It is to be expected then that they will always be required to provide aid and from the worthy institutions of the state. It is true that to a great extent they have fulfilled the duties for which they were appointed, and orphans of their deceased members have always found them a place of refuge and orphans of their deceased promised. But they have a larger and more inclusive duty. When ever a child is in distress, the charity and benevolence to include the less fortunate who perchance do not belong directly to their fraternity. The Dickson Colored Orphan's Home is performing a service to the orphaned Negro children of Texas and to the orphaned children of the history of our institutions. It is picking up, caring for and educating the orphaned children orphaned by the death of the parents who otherwise would be found to live of crime. The record of the children who have passed through this institution is one of the most important work that is being done. So far none of the thousands that have been taken to the records and without exception they are good and reliable citizens. The race needs just such citizens at all times. And any institution that produces such citizens is in danger of port of which all racial institutions are capable. It is said to the credit of several of the secret orders of the state that they have, for several years, trained the Orphan House at Gilmore. The Knights of Pythia have been training the Orphan House for years and the Odd Fellows for three THE PLEA OF THE UNFORTUNATE Have you a heart? Do you feel at all that you are your brothers keeper? If no hear the plan of two hundred and thirty-eight children who have no father or mother and creation of those of their own race as you are, dear reader, and the kindly dismembered members of the other race, must grow up without proper care and education. In the Dickson Colored Orphanage at Gliner all of these children have been gathered. There they are being fed and clothed and educated in the city of Hewlett Dickson and the twenty persons who help him. Think of the expense of feeding this large number of growing children compare it with the monthly food expense of your own house and then realizes how many dollars are needed for food alone in this institution. Do the same with the items of clothes and the other necessities of the children and add to them the cost of twenty persons who are helping in the direction of these children and decide that it is your duty to help that institution to care for them. In its program of giving to these orphans the kind of training that will fit them for the greatest service to themselves and the state of the country, and which will be used for the planting of crops and the training of the boys in the art of agriculture. On this land the institution owes $25,200 in money which must be met as they fall due. If these notes are not paid the children will be homebound and the opportunity of receiving the needed training. The orphanage is asking this year for $125,000 in order that the in- debtedness may be cleared up and improvements made for the care of the ever increasing number of child- ren who are coming to it every year. It is a worthy institution with an unbelievable record of service to the state and race for the twenty- one of Texas' largest white co- worthy of your hearty cooperati- s SHEET ED ORPHAN PAGE THIRTEEN REV. W. L. DICKSON six years that it has been in existence. In the face of handicaps that cannot be fully appreciated by the young, it has given experience with them. It has done its part in the development and training of youths of the race who otherwise would have been the care community in which they lived. This appeal for aid is directed to you. It asks that you give, only what you are able to give. It comes to test the love of humanity that you have in your bosom and the strength of your desire to see all of the children of your race have a fair chance in the game of life. What will you do about these motherless children? You will give them your help of course. Don't delay. Do it today. And in order that you may know more about the school and its work we will mail to you regularly a copy of the Orphanage Advocacy. Send your name, address and dedication at once to — REV. W. L. DICKSON, at Glimer, Texas. nations, convince you that the aid most liberal support? GE READ!!! 000 $29,200.00 75,743.91 $104,943.91 Smith, Leum Company MAIL YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS NOW WITH YOUR DONATION TO REV. W. L. DICKSON, Gilmer, Texas and Knights and Calanthians The Pythian Temple, One of Dallas' Show Places The show place of Dallas at least as far as Negroes are concerned in the Pythian Temple no voice is allowed to come to the city and leave without a visit to this place. It represents the race at its best. And it is a monument to Pythian procrinensis that will stand for years to come and point to their drift and prudence. In 1816 the Grand Lodge after upon invitation of the local address of Balfour constructed a magnificent building at a cost of $157,000. It is so far, the finest W. A. BURGESS, President BREW.J. client W. R. Secr. Congratulations: Pythians, your wonderl an incentive to all wor —we pay death 24 h which fact only serves the bility and Progressive Your a Live Agents Wanted, Men or Women. IT IS E You are only successful in pro- ground. You ARE The H Makes a specialty of Official Bondes, U. on Woodmen, U. B WRITE Congratulations CONGRATULATIONS We pay death claims within 24 hours. It only serves to prove our Honour and Progressive methods of honour. Hours Wanted, Disbursement Women. Over $10,000 IT IS BETTER THAN you successful in proportion as you are also ground. You have accomplished Safety. ARE YOU ARE YOUR SECRET? The Fraternity Makes a specialty of bonding officers of the Official Bonders. U. B. of F. Knights and Jan Woodmen, U. B. of F. Knights. WRITE: V. G. GORE Congratulations Brave Knights COLLATIONS Knights. Pythians, your wonderful progress will serve as an incentive to all worthwhile Negro Endeavor we pay death claims within 24 hours. which fact only serves to prove our Honesty, Stability and Progressive methods of handling Your Affairs. Live Agents Wanted, Men or Women. Disbursements, 1923, Over $10,000.00. You are only successful in proportion as you are able to make secure what you have already attached; and then push on to higher ground. You have accomplish well. But, in your getting have you guaranteed the absolute success. The Fraternal Bonding Company Makes a speciality of bonding officers of local lodges. A bond with us gives you Strength, Security, Service. Official Bounder: U. of. F. of K. Knights and Daughters of Tabor, Odd Fellows, Woodmen of the Union, Ameri- can Woodmen, U. B. of. F. of Arkansas. WRITE: V. G. GOREE, P. O. BOX 706, TEXARKANA, TEXAS. Congratulations Brave Knights and Noble Calantheans on your wonderful progress. Brave Knights on Noble Calautheans on your Wonderful Progress DR. A. H. DYSON DENTIST Temple Y 6498. Y 6844. Sir Knights and Pythian Templo Telephone Y 6498. Sir Knights and Calantheans Phone Y 5537. --- PAGE FOURTH A. B. building of its kind owned by the Colored people in the State of Texas. Had it been contemplated that labor alone would run to a quarter of a million dollars. In the office of the fraternity in Texas, it houses many of the most prosperous of the Negro contemprories. The university office space to doctors, dentists, lawyers and other professionals. It is located in the east end of the regular business district of wonderful progress will serve as all worthwhile Negro Endeavor death claims within 24 hours. serves to prove our Honesty, Sta- gressive methods of handling Your Affairs. United, Disbursements, 1923, $1. Over $10,000.00. IS BETTER TO BE SAFE in proportion as you are able to make secure wha- tand. You have accomplished well. But, in your get- safety and Security of your a ARE YOUR LOCAL FUN ARE YOUR SECRETARIES AND TR The Fraternal Bond Specialty of bonding officers of local lodges. A bond w ender: U. B. of F. Knights and Daughters of Tabor, then, U. B. of F. of Arkansas. WRITE: V. G. GOREE, P. O. BOX 700 Instructions Brave Knights and Noble Calanthe GREETINGS: ARE YOUR LOCAL FUNDS SAFE? ARE YOUR SECRETARIES AND TREASURERS BONDED? Your Wonderful Progress is indeed Remarkable. DR. R. T. HAMILTON PHYSICIAN Y 6844. Pyithian Temple Air Knights and Calantheans MAY YOU CONTINUE TO ENJOY SUCCESS AND PROSPERITY DR. E. E. WARD Physician and Surgeon phone Y 5537. Pythian Temple W. B. MORGAN Secretary THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1924 PYTHIAN DONT FAIL TO VISIT US BEFORE YOU RETURN HOME Dallas and its value, therefore will increase as the city grows. No stretch of the imagination can give room for the presumption that Dallas is rather rather is one of those formally located sites that will ever hold E THAN SORRY You have already attained; and then push ing have you guaranteed the absolute comments? IS SAFE? SURRERS BONDED? ing Company with us gives you Strength, Security, Service, Fellows, Woodmen of the Union, Ameri- TEXARKANA, TEXAS. ons on your wonderful progress. W. S. WILLIS, GRAND CHANCELLOR It is probable that there is no Pythian jurisdiction in the world that is more blest in the person of its grand Chancellor than Texas, W. S. Willis, through sheer effort of progress has brought this free State of near bankruptcy to the highest point that Nero Pythianism has ever seen in American and in the short space of five years. Some men, it is claimed, have thrust upon them and some achieve greatness. truly he belongs in the latter class for he has taken a juridiction that stood in the lowest class as com- and under its general fraternity and respected whatever Pythianism are known. In his brain were born the progressive movements that have increased the membership by thousands in his brain was ever inaugurated the membership by thousands, in his brain was "W Te X 2886. KID DON'T FAIL TO The first floor, well arranged, appointed rooms one of the finest in the city, operated by one of the best owned and operated by Negroes in the state to. on to higher E Just 10 y Rend H. STICK Excelsior 1915 ACORN 1915 5 Em 1915 Paid 1915 Annual Just 10 years we have we Rendered by our pet Enterprise for Just 10 years we have wrought from the unknown to the known. For the Trust given for the Path kept for the Service Rendered by our patterns and friends in the Fertile Territory we shall not offer nor deliver up this Commercial Enterprise for bargain, profit or gain. But perpetuate this oak that it shall be a tree planted by the river, that our sons in the hey day of its glory may reap the reward. H. STICKLAND, Pres. conceived the most forward step ever inaugurated by a fraternity of making its surplus funds help to save and secure the homes of members of the Order who were in danger of losing them. He is a Texas leader by virtue of sheer ability and not luck or chance. He was born April 9 at Waco on the Branx River and was educated in Bishop College from which he graduated in 1897. Early in his life, white scarcely knew the English language, the Knights of Pythias and worked faithfully in the local lodges of the cities in which he lived. His constant attendance at grand lodges and the seal for the promotion of the Order which he showed finally brought him to the attention of the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of the Grand Lodge as assistant Secretary of the Endowment Department, a position which he held for six years. This service was performed under the late and inaugurated Sir A. J. Moore who was born in 1868. he succeeded the late A. J. Moore as Secretary and continued in the capacity until June of THE LEAD OTHERS FOLLO Sample Drug Store FOLLOW Store PYTHIAN TEMPLE AND COURTEOUS TREATMENT O VISIT US BEFORE YOU BE TREATMENT WE YOU RETURN HOME and increase its value. Just inside the entrance one may fine well appointed offices of dentists and other professional men. The second floor contains all of the offices of the Grand Lodge including those of the Grand Excelsior Mutu 1915 ACORN Compa 1915 8 Employees 1915 Paid out $15,000 1915 Annual Envolvement $10,000 years we have wrought from the unknown deed by our patrons and friends in the Enterprise for bargain, profit or gain. by the river, that our sons The Ho Excelsior Mutual Benefit Association 1915 ACORN OAK 1924 Excelsior Mutual Benefit Association 1915 ACORN OAK 1924 1917 when he was elected to the position of Grand Chancellor. In addition to being the Grand Chancellor of the state of Texas he is also the Secretary of the Endowment Department of the Supreme Grand Lodge and a member of the Supreme Pythian Temple Commission. As Endowment Member he has charge of all the Temple Lodge he has charge of all of the Endowment affairs of that body and as member of the Temple Commission will figure largely in the preparation for the erection of the Supreme Home now under contemplation. The Grand Chancellor was married in June 1906 and one child has given happiness and comfort to his home. It is probably true that no child is as well known in Texas as the "junior chancellor" who has given letters of congratulation from Knights and Galantians from all Recently, owing to the increased duties of his office, the Grand Chancellor has moved from Waco, Texas, to Dallas for many years, to Dallas where he has already found a residence in the life of the city generally. OW" ore Y 3784. ENT RETURN HOME The Home Company, may of conal all edge and lodge Chancellor, Grand Attorney, Grand Keeper of Records and Seal, together with the offices of other physicians, dentists, life insurance companies and other lodge. The third floor contains lodge rooms of the most spacious kind well, equipped with which serve as meeting places for the Courts of Calathea and the local Pythian Lodge as well as for those of other fraternity. On the fourth floor there is one of the largest auditoriums GREETINGS: GREETINGS:— On our ability to see the wisdom in leaving money to our heirs, rests the destiny of our future generations, economically. We congratulate the Pythians and Calatheans on their success in educating so many of our people to know that the surest way of leaving this money is thrife insurance, whether it be Fraternal, Industrial or otherwise. RING H. 215 Or write to 500 Good St THE GUARANTY Peoples Mutual Benefit "GLAD NEWS IN RING H. 2158 OR H. 2159. or write to 500 Good Street, Dallas, Texas, about THE GUARANTEED PROTECTION IN A Peoples Mutual Benefit Association Policy "GLAD NEWS IN A SORRY SEASON" benefit Association OAK 1924 Statement RING H. 2158 OR H. 2159. Or write to 500 Good Street, Dallas, Texas, about THE GUARANTEED PROTECTION IN A Peoples Mutual Benefit Association Policy "GLAD NEWS IN A SORRY SEASON" 30 Employees 1924 880,000 Paid out 1924 100,000 Annual Envolvement 1924 known to the known. For the Trust given for the Fertile Territory we shall not offer nor do in. But perpetuate this oak that it shall be sons in the hey day of its glory may reap the Home Company For the Trust given for the Faith kept for the Service any we shall not offer nor deliver up this Commercial this oak that it shall be like a free planted of its glory may reap the reward. Company, Supt. S. COFIELD, Secy-Treas. Y 4567. GREETINGS:---- The successful operation of this big Fraternal Institution is indeed gratifying. A. S. WELLS Attorney-at-Law Y 6605. Pythian Temple. attorney-at-Law 614 1-2 Commerce Street DALLAS, TEXAS HOURS: 10 a. m. to 12 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 P. M. PHONES: X 2846 and X 5552 Pythian Temple. PETER --- ```markdown ``` J. M. BROWN, Supt. TELEPHONE Y 4587. Negroes in the State. In this auditorium, all of the exercises of our race requiring a large space for the exercise, we demand for the use of various organizations of the city and state for the public exercises that are The Temple is controlled by a custodian of the Grand Lodge and is kept by an efficient staff of jailors who stay on the court. It is kept up to the Fythian standard of neatness. S. COFIELD, Secy-Treas. May You Never Stop Growing R. F. DOYLE, M. D. Physician and Surgeon CONGRATULATIONS ON THE Very Successful Operation OF THE Grand Lodge Colored Knights of Pythias DR. H. W. REID DENTIST Phone Y 2559. Pythian Temple. Ground Floor Location. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1924 PAGE FIFTEEN are you proud of what your race has done? does more knowledge of them increase your pride? IF SO READ THESE FACTS ABOUT YOUR ORDER-MADE UP OF YOU AND YOURS-FOR YOU AND YOURS-BY YOU AND YOURS. READ CAREFULLY AND CONSIDER WELL this is the U. B. of F. and S. M. T. way of serving you. 1-This is a Negro Fraternity, pure and simple for our people, of our people and by our people. 2-In addition to the above stated facts, we submit the following for your thoughtful and critical consideration. We have made the following investments in Houston: 3RD WARD ..... 4,000.00 3RD WARD ..... 7,000.00 2ND WARD ..... 3,000.00 4TH WARD ..... 4,000.00 Total Houston Investment ..... $408,500.00 On these the Grand Lodge receives some eight (8 Per Cent.) to ten (10 Per Cent) interest. All but three thousand ($3,000.00) dollars of these loans have been made to Negroes, Business Firms, Church, Homes and Schools. The U. B. F. and S. M. T. is a BIG BUSINESS concern made by Negroes from the ground up, with no taint of Jim Crowism or color prejudice. The cash in the Banks is not included in these statements. Our Liabilities are practically nothing. We know you are thoughtful W.F. BLEDSOE, Grand Master THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1924 COMPARATIVE RIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, ODD FEMALE AS OF DECEMBER RATIVE STATEMENT OF THE ODD FELLOWS, U. E. OF DECEMBER 31, 1923 COMPARATIVE STATEMENT KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, ODD FELLOWS, U. B. of F. AND PILGRIMS AS OF DECEMBER 31, 1923 Knights of Pythias Men Women Odd Fellows— Men and Women U.B.of F.— Men and Women Pilgrims— Men and Women 18 n women n and Women n and Women n and Women Women Odd Fellows— Men and Women U.B.of F.— Men and Women Pilgrims— Men and Women NET CASH, December 31, 1923 Knights of Pythias- Men and Women Odd Fellows— Men and Women Pilgrims— Men and Women U.B.of F.— Men and Women Total CASH Knights of Pythias, Men and Women Total CASH U. B. of F., Odd Fellows and Pilgrims K. of P. Net Cash above all these combined NET INVESTMENTS IN LOANS Knights of Pythias- Men and Women Pilgrims- Men and Women U. B. of F.- Men and Women Odd Fellows- Men and Women Knights of Pythias above all combined are excerpts taken from the reports filed in Texas, and sworn to by the office reports filed in the office of the In to by the officers of the various or The above are excerpts taken from the reports filed in the office of the Insurance Commissioner at Austin, Texas, and sworn to by the officers of the various organizations. W. S. WILLIS, GRAND CHANCELLOR PAGE SIXTEEN NET ASSETS, December 31, 1923 MEMBERSHIP, December 31, 1923 Knights of Pythias Men