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A Champion of Justice A Messenger of Hope The Dallas Express Distinctive in Service Always Progressive Founded by W. E. King. "The Republican Party is The Ship, All Else is The Sea."—Fred Douglas. PRICE FIVE CENTS VOL. 81. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1924 NUMBER 42. WOMEN OF NEW JERSEY AND PENN. RALLY TO G. O. P. STANDARD MARAN, NOTED AUTHOR, SAYS FRENCH ARE PREJUDICED Declares Praise For Fairness Given French by U. S. Negroes Ill Founded. Discrimination Shown by Official Acts But Denied by World (A. N. P.) CHICAGO, Oct. 4-11 If unruly reports from the front, as they may be, are not handled with them the spirit of protest, then an awakening due to come to those who have been breaching the law may help to do and some few white British, who hold positions of in-terest, the matter of race prejudice, Re- system of expropriation that is more burdensome than that of the "bare burdens" of militants fighting against the ship. These can go to the ship. The ship is there an awakening due to come to those who have been breaching the law may help to do and some few white British, who hold positions of in-terest, the matter of race prejudice, Re- PITTSBURGH, Pa. Oct. 4—At the national Missions has been established, unorganized, manner. In the mid-The other kindergarten and nur- new dollars ahead with which to final meeting of the semi-annual in this city for more than five yrs the infants and smaller chil- lery for Colored children is located support herself. The authorities in Jordans, Incorporated in the city session of the Missions in Jordans is in Jordans are cared for. They are chil- near Queen City on Nebile and Kob- charge of the home say that they figured a way to get out cheap- Trusty, the Rev. Dr. C. H. charge of that work. Trusty, pastor or Grace Church the vote for moderator stood 68 and night and have no to second year of work. Twenty four known Colored girl to come here and formed him that he was ready to Presbyterian Church was, elected for Dr. Trusty and 68 for the Rev. leave them. There is no one to care children have registered so far. The fall into the wrong hands and pay his fine, naming another moderator of this church for them while she is at her work nursery there is only operated in placed into the wrong kind of aoner whose fine was 2. He gave it to the warders and walked out the largest in America. Dr. Trusty, called upon to cast the deciding They can be taken to the nursery at night. Mother brings her daughter to the first Negro moderator to be vote given it to Dr. Trusty. where there is a trained nurse to them as they go to work in the care for there last year. Jordans's fine was $100 Hallie Q. Brown, Leader of Women's Activities Reports Thorough Interest of Women's Clubs in Those States in Study of Politics and Allegiance to G. O.P. Ticket White and Colored People And 3 Great Religions Honor the Memory of Abraham Lincoln DALLAS PYTHIANS AND CLUBS WILL ENTERTAIN TOTS AT FAIR --- According to the statement made last week by Mrs. H. D. M. Morgan, Negro Welfare worker for the city Dallas, many of the local Negro children in the city partiment this year to make children's Day, Oct. 17th, one of pure Negro children who take advantage of the free admissions which for the past few years have been given to the school children of the state. SPARKS FLY AT EMANCI PATION CELEBRATION SPRINGFIELD, O.C. Dec. 4, 2014 precise and employment for the newspaper business, coming to this city to address Negro celebrants at amniscion exercises. Governor Brown, the mayor of this school of the table luna den laureo was to be hecked on the Ku Klux Klan and the governor came and was one of the principal speakers, the first time that an Ohio governor has ever at- tended a public meeting. The lake water only were furnished through the contributions of the this city. The principal speeches were made by the Governor Dundley, James Weldon Johnson, secretary of the National Association for the Advancement of children are expected, the provision Fleming, wife of the Cleveland ad- orate. The Knights of Fythias of derman the City of Dallas have agreed to organize the were held in Mena- morial hall under the joint auspices. This soda water will be purchased from the West Texas Manu- Civil Rights Protective league which company, a race concern the fight against school aggregation. assessment of sandwiches will be Emmezipation Day, September 23, 21pm official participated. The "brok" sponsors the annual celebration of was notably celebrated in Chicago on christmas; wreath was emblematic of the occasion. J. O'Connor, C. M. of DePaul University in Chicago on Lincoln Day. Above, left to right; Morris Lewis, versity, representing Cardinal Manuelli in Chicago on Lincoln Day. "The National Association for Advancement of Women," a Protestant minister who is pastor Great Emmezipator. Program: Officers of Colored Clubs. J. Liam of the Metropolitan Community brought out in tablaux. Absence of decorations, representing 8th Regt. of the Syrangale Khilah Anahs racial and sectarian prejudices was ment; Miss Halle Q. Brown, non-marx; and Col. Willie Hickman. R. Loyal Legion and American League of Colored Women, whiles A. R. It was understood that Donahay furnished by the Federated club of was a Democrat and was to be the city as was the case last year. Donahay was also the city's mayor, a state senator and he had announced before Fire Department of the city and the coming that if the issue came up, large tent, from which all of these that he was not a member, although blamed by the Salvation Army, most Republican papers say that the | it is hoped by the management of Democratic governor has the back the state far that more of the Nebraska Republican Party is to the fact that Brown Hawwood, a the free admission tickets this year Texas Klanmanian and Glyde O. Ogle (than have in any former year) Preacher, Ohio realm, are both members of the accommodation of 3000 Negro children having him reselected, Donkeyhe did on Saturday, October, 19th. As an answer Johnson's speech later | not answer Johnson's speech later | will be cared for by the Welfare DALLAS COMMUNITY CHEST OPERATES REGARDLESS OF RACE OR CREED The governor's speech reviewed the progress of the Negro race in the state and struck at partnership in politics, he holding that party shapes should be forgotten in the legislative halls in the state. Mr. Johnson's speech was a sizing attack on the black community, and the biggest message in America today and should be reassured for the assurance that all of the years has been one to give every service humanity. Proof of these facts means that the biggest feature of the fair will be at the thirty-three organizations represented on the head of the organization. disposal of all of the school chilled two are operated and give he also made a plan for independent-den of the city, without regard to services to the Colored people of this state. The governor should not put himself in a position to be counted upon politically found, registered and returned to equally. The two Colored organizations as being of one party in preference for another party in preference for another party now in the field. Mr. Johnson comes ill during his stay on the provemment Association and Homesexualizing that he was not groundy may receive the best of at- Makers' Industrial School. Flamingo followed Mr. John- All of the things which will make sociology composed of business with a speech in which she said for the complete enjoyment of the professional and working Colored people, that the children of the Colored people should be taught to help them, that they might have to say she was forced to grow children who may attend the hands to promote the moral, slave remain a Hippopotamus because of fair and of fair and it is expected that a much and social welfare of the Negro people will be provided. rended will take advantage of the They are now operating two kiosk-bortonlyt will be offered dergariens and nurseries in the Ne to all of them on Saturday, October gro locations, and a home for work and especially new-corers to the city. NEGRO HEADS LARGEST PRESBYTERY (A. N. F.) PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Oct. —When Frank Law was arrested the Nellie in the Domestic Rut- ations Court in a suit for sup- porting the arrest of cutting the buttons from his shirt. The buttons from his shirt to keep him at home," the wife explained. "Sometimes he would stay with me, sometimes he would not." * LAFOLLETTE OFFERS NE GROES CONGRESS CANDIDATES (A. N. P.) Now the age limit of the nursery is three years and that has been determined by the age that will perish to hold the pupil to enter the school schools. Therefore many of the children from the nursery also get training in the kindergarten. The work in the nursery is taken care of. In the same house that accommodates the Good Street nursery and kindergarten there is given to the white children. The pupils are taught instructive games. This home was an outgrowth of the need of a home for the girl who means that appeal to their immature brains they learn their Abcs, the formation of letters, and the rhythm formation of letters, and the rhythm has relatives and they have told us to be fordicated thereby MORRIS, YOUNG ORATOR HAS SUCCESSFUL TOUR OF PACIFIC COAST Los Angeles, Cal., Oct. 44—Asserting that the "Negro is becoming increasingly independent in politics, and is now more likely to congratulate itself upon the fact that he belongs to them. He realizes that the attainment of high status to the attainment of high status is not WILBUR SPEECH STIRS NEGRO HATER her purpose and bother goals. The a great air was created here following the publication of portions and not for parties. The Republican Navy Wilmer will have delivered his name. It is no longer the party of Dolores, Goble, on his recent tour. Lincoln or of Great. Notifier of the president's secretary was prevented from attending the affair. The Democratic party to re-role in with strife and disarray, this rest in this city at once in order to Our race group has never had a rival in connection with the budget. worth Hesham, of the First Methodist Church, the largest church in the United States, Mayor McKenna of San Bernardino, Congressman McLafferty of Oakland, Dean Marcus of Southern California, and others. He deputies for the East October first. NEGRO CANDIDATES NAMED IN NEW YORK PRIMARYS (A. N. P.) NEW YORK, N. Y. Oct. 4-D. Charles H. Roberts, Republican nominee for Congress from the 51st district, was in the primary but lost to the election by the election by R. H. Woll, Democrat, the present incumbent. He nominated the nominated Henry W. Sheila Democrat and Pope E. Billings, Republican, both from the 51st district. This is the Actual Size of the Big Pluko Cans PRICE 40 CENTS Pluko WHITE HAIR DRESSING FORMERLY BLACK WHITE Makes the Hair Grow Long and Rough. Removes Dandruff. 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REMEMBER TO USE Pluke HAIR DRESSING IF YOU WANT TO HAVE BEAUTIFUL HAIR, EASILY DRESSED IN ANY MANNER. billed his brother, Jean Catterberry, August 6. was summoned by man-distracter by a jury in Judge Paul Catterberry, who was sentenced to five years evening and sentenced to five years in the penitentiary. The Catterberry was body shot and the snake. He Railroad tracks to Oak CKH after it had been struck by the train. It was. was flown by the train. He was flown by the train and later investigation officers that he had been struck by the train. He was body shot on the track. He Jack Catterberry after his arrest made a statement about the murder. Tuesday denuded that he had killed his brother and said he had been invited to sign the statement by the JOHN DAVIS KILLED Young Colored Man Locus Life Full-Blooded Quarterback Over 50 Cents John Davis, aged about 12 years, a Dallas man was killed by another Negro Saturday night about 8 o'clock at Mascotte. It is said the killing was an aftermath of a quarrel, over fifty Debbie was born and reared in Dallas in the addition now known as MID City. He was the son of Jim City. His body was held up to Thursday in morgue pending location of relatives. Business Men's League of Booker Washington Addition The Business Men's League of Booker Washington Addition then president, Mr. Nelson Leary, announced that he would be Lord Mitchell and Sollicita, Wolkarsen, greatly surpassed the McMullen Antiquarium and its superintendent for the good work and libraries shown to the many patients who receive credit and free treatment for our people. Mr. McMullen is very thankful to each and every person who promised that "the bread out" you the waiters will not be waited but will return as seed sowed when good CITY PEDERATION TO MEET The City Federation will meet at the Club Chase, State and Wash- ington. The president of the club, clutch. The presidents of all clubs and as many members as possible You canalt know too much, but You may very easily say too much. MERCYCELLE ARE CLUB — Mr. MARGULIE, Carroll was hostess to the Follicle Art Club Monday, June 25, 2014. The club was opened for business by the president and an hour was spent in art work. The regular business was a visit to the museum, a most delicatole two course lunch. The ladies expressed themselves as having enjoyed the evening very much. Next meeting will be on June 26 at the avenue. Mrs. A. C. Willam, Reporter. Jeffries, Hampton Street, Friday, Sept 19th. Eight members answer- ers for the club. The club was elec- dus. Officers were elected for the new year and everyone expressed howse as a willing worker to be hired. Officers were held for a German to be soon Next meeting will be with Mrs. Bruce. Princess Art Club. — The club was entertained by Mrs. Georgia Brown, 31830 Washington, September 19th. Seven members received to roll call. Mrs. Emma Hatcher joined the club. The club is open to all. Next meeting with Mrs. S. M. Brown 1913 Cause S. Oct. 1, 1924. M. J. C. Wilson, reporter. Sorlie Club. — The members of the club undertaken Tuesday after- day. The club was proactive whist. Mrs. Birdle B. Wynn, Daines, Maine, received guest price. The first prize was won by Mrs. A. Edythe La. An excellent Franxler the club prize was taken by Mrs. A. Edythe La. An excellent Franxler the club prize was taken by fifty individuals. The club held its regular pleasure meeting Monday 16, with Mrs. A. Echase J. Eson OAK CLIFF NEWS. Little Misses Alveris Marlon, and Mykle Avery accompanied by her grand parents and friends their grand parents and friends Mrs. and Mrs. D. J. Avery have returned home to Wichita Falls to visit her grandparents. Brown of Poria, Texas spent a day on their honey soon with the family. C. M. Brandham, N191 Stk. B. M. Brandham, N191 Stk. B. from Sulphur Springs, returned from Sulphur Springs, was cled to the bedside of her son Jonah White wos was badly ill. Mrs. and Mrs. Mose were where he worked. Mrs. Willie Mose Mk has returned from Terrace. Mrs. Mose Mose Mose, Mrs. Mose Mose Mose. Mrs. Mose C. Williams-Kin of Houston is visiting her sister, Mrs. Dove. Misses Romo (blue) with maxophone Jh. Jh. open the window of Mr. and by those who while to the Mrs. M. support its b the previous ory more tha Followi new house: Mr. and Mrs. by those who have while to the public Mrs. Moore e support its biggest the previous suppor ory more than in the Following is a new house: Mr. and Mrs. Moore wish to express their appreciation for the interest shown by those who have responded so readily to their effort to give something worthwhile to the public. Mrs. Moore expresses her faith in the public, she believes that it is going to support its biggest and best theatre; for it has been erected in commemoration of the previous support and interest shown by the people and it is built in their memory more than in that of the woman it is named after. Following is a list of those who have purchased advance sale tickets for the new house: SAM ALEXANDER LUOON L EQUIN HERBERT GIBSON HILAS COPIELD W. E EWING J. WILLIE JOHNSON M. GREEN P. NASH F. E STAKS J. NOCAN JNO.CUNAN JEROME SMITH GAY EBODD S. LETHERTED AMBROSE HAYNES T. P. RUSSELL TOM SIMON M. W. MAYER ALBERT SWEET TOM BROWN TOM BENNON TENNIS EBONN A. A. SMITH AMBROSE HAYNES GEORG WASHINGTON HERBERT HAZE ARTHUR JACKSON JOHNSON WADE RALPH EMPY LEROY MOINTRE LEO DAVIS J. E W. WHITTEY OCIE CARTHERS L. LESTER JOHN BLAIR BARLOW JAMES ALLEN JACKSON SAM PETTIGREW A. A. B STAKS A. A. B STAKS JESSE SNEED NOOSEVILT JELTS LEWIS KING GUY BRAGGS C. C. PETERSON H. JACKSON L. B. SKINN A. A. PRYOR --- VISITS by me _____ N. P.) Oct. 4—One of the Cypriptian Arts Room caseum said: "Look again today" as I interp LONDON, Eng. Oct. 4—One of the guards in the Artillery Army of the British Museum said, "Love you here back again today?" as passed through for the third win. Today I went again and had a more interesting time. You will, I hope, be able to see the marble originally from the Panthenon at the al sculptors. Phidian. Even though they are unified, one of the marbles can be used to express motion; that such beauty of physics can be children, from coarse marble to marble of the vines of the Mike of Samothrace (Winged Victory) one of the Peer Horre' raised nightfall, are art' compelled to attach his seal to the Handel, Bach, Monat, and Beethoven. To current issue of the Fluk news ranging in the positions which they document, the original, and two even named my daily's visit. Another stories carries indicating a remark held in the east pediment, of the copies made simultaneously are kept (time I will tell you about the picture) likely been interest in the endowment original temple and the Aropolis at the Arena. In the west pediment, of the copies made simultaneously are kept (time I will tell you about the picture) likely been interest in the endowment original temple and the Aropolis at the Arena. In the west pediment, of the copies made simultaneously are kept (time I will tell you about the picture) likely been interest in the endowment original temple and the Aropolis at the Arena. We leave here Wednesday morning more prominent and foreseen perusal. St. Paul A. M. E. Church, Canyon and Latimore town, Queen City, in盼 of incident weather, Sunday school attends. Attendance was 10. After an absence on account of his health was gladly received in Sunday school and school. Attendance was 10. $34.40 our pastor, Rev. A. J. Smith by appointment held services St. Paul in interment, $34.40 Quin College, Rev. R. W. Wells of Greenville, Texas preached at St. Paul in interment, $34.40 dollars Rev. Walker of Corridor, Texas preached Wednesday night for Paul Rev. Walker of Corridor, $34.40 dollars and five centa. Rev. E. J. Davis filled the pulpit Sunday evening for the Class No. 5 of the A. C. E. L. served the Endowments with a three course repast Sunday evening. The King's Chapel Church was entertained by Mrs. M. McGruse at her homes, $34.50 Lati and Mrs. Moore wish to express she have responded so readily to public. Moore expresses her faith in the biggest and best theatre; for support and interest shown in that of the woman it is singing is a list of those who have BYNES BETH V BETT N. BISSON BINE MININGTON ZEE BISSON by means of which the ancient Egypt "Bewoolf" scores of illustrated trans biographies were designed for students; letters; signed letters of NORTHERN COLLEGES THE DALEAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1924 to express their a so readily to their or faith in the public treatie; for it has be rest shown by the woman it is named a who have purch W. O. VENERABLE B. H. BOSSON P. O. ALDEN ROBERT KNOX C. E. GAINES C. O. GAINES JOHN PARKER C. S. HAINEY T. L. HAINEY T. L. CANADY W. H. HOWARD DOXFORS: A. L. BUNYAN A. H. DYSON A. H. DYSON W. H. DURAM NEW $1 THE the ancient Egypt manuscripts were deciphered. storers. The in- firmament in the designating, business and program, a two course lunch was served, a bread and butter sandwich, a member, a number of the church and Briar King d. J. Davis 76 years of age and brother d. J. Davis 76 years of age at the evening. Collection $2.58. The Missionary Society of St. Paul was formed in 1824 with Mrs. Jasie Livingston, 8241 with Mrs. Jasie Livingston, 8241 The meeting opened with songs, the meeting opened with songs, BIRTHS AND DEATHS. Births Dorssey Bell, 1410 Bank, boy, Ensuite Harley, 1394 S. Pacific, bay, Ianac Robertson, 2697 S. Central, boy, Thomas Stephens, Wheeler St. boy, Edwardore Dorssey, 2600 Latimer, boy, Willie Pugh, 1028 Colorado, girl. John Perkins, 1926 Boy, girl, Jim Walla, 3621 Quincy, boy, Robert Davis, 3622 Myers, boy, Clifford Johnson Cliff and Sa- nite, girl. Wille Martin, 2301 Eugene, boy, Jim King, 1022 Comal, boy, Archie Roberts, 3414 Campbell, boy, Eddie Chamber, 3244 Jackson, girl. Goo Cleveland, 800 Burton, boy, Jim King, 1022 Comal, boy, Frank Garrett, 3614 Lawrence, girl. Dave Brown, 1502 Gladstone, girl. Jank Hill, 2307 Sugene, boy, Huland T. Long, 2608 Juliette, boy, Charles Parker, 3401 Elm, girl. Ianac Smith, 3617 Spring, ticket is their appreciation for the inter- 力 to their effort to give someth- the public, she believes that it r it has been erected in commen- by the people and it is built in named after. e purchased advance sale ticke SERABLE MISSION R. E. L. HON F. M. BROOK CHINTZ MOORE Founder and General Manager of the at 428 North Central Avenue, next to the old Park Theatre. Watch this paper for opening date. COMING SOON THE GREAT LAFAYETTE PLAYERS "Drownwil" moves of illustrated manuscripts done by monks in mon- nies; letters signed by Tennon, Wadworth, Keatin, Mr. and Mrs. Browning; "Bobby" Buren, the two co- ntrasts of the monks; Mr. and Mrs. Siddons, the great English ac- tress, reminds me that I've seen her a portrait done by Galanborow. She the current Bear, the Tale Joyce, boy, and Sau- argene, boy, al, Campbell Joyce, boy, and who remember our belonged MRS. EJ Carbon, boy, State, girl r. boy, Lawrence Gladstone In China, the young men and here they their war for the interest show give something worth leaves that it is going to in commemoration is built in their mem rise sale tickets for th R. E. L. HOLLAND F. M. BROOKS # DANIELS LAURA JORES L. E. JORES ANN WOODS BRIECE DORNEE BRIECE HUNTER BEULAR DESEE BRIECE DESEE JESSE WEBLEY LODIE THOMPSON S. J. DANIELS "BEEES!" H. T. CHANDLER BESTROOM ERIESEL Illuminated CALLS FISK shots in moo- k by Pamela and Mia. NASHVILLE ag, the two other Wren, British man, we've seen her borough, br age, A. Booken, in a age, in a re Ruths Williams, 1831 N. Pearl, (*rear boy*) Rosey Williams, 4232 Collin boy, Lummie T. Friend, 3105 Cobb, girl. John Henry Skelina, 5030 Cole, girl. Jeremy Carrier, 3251 Hugo boy, Deaths Josephine Lee, Forney, Texas. James Williams, 1909 N. Royal, Hunter, 1909 N. Royal. Callie Wall, 1815 Wall. Peggy Williams, 1120 Adair. Ambie Bush, Carroll, Texas. John Turner, 4516 Parry. Joint of Lawrence Williams, 1704. Maurice Blakely, 1903 Walkin Ke Johnson, 229 Lennon. Maurice Blakely, 229 Lennon. Brylton Hill, 2009 Indiana. Amie Jackson, 2600 N. Central William Patterson, 2000 Duncan William Patterson, 2000 Duncan. Johnie B. Drew, Haver, La. Card of Thanks We wish to express our sincere gratitude and appreciation to those who have been a part of our beloved sister, and aunt. MIS. EMILY LESTER and Family In China the girl bandita steal young men and marry them. Over time they become worse than shoot their victims. Did you ever notice, that it is not half as far going to the river to fish as it is going back after you didn't get any. interest shown thing worth- it is going to remoration of in their mem- packets for the HOLLAND BOOKS --- THE NAME PORO MARK A SYMBOL OF QUALITY Your name defines your character and personality and is a symbol of what you are. 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AS A CLASS A SENIOR COLLEGE Marshall, Texas, Sept. 6, 1924. Wiley College, recognized as a class A Senior College by leading standardizing agencies, operates the following departments: COLLEGE, PREPARATORY, COMMERCIAL, MUSIC AND HOME ECONOMICS Courses in Religious Education conducted. State Certificate to teach may be issued on the completion of each year of College work, provided certain full and approved courses in education are successfully completed. College graduates who pursue prescribed courses in education are entitled to Permanent High School Certificates. A beautiful chapel erected last session, and a $75-000 dormitory for which money has already been appropriated will be erected this year. M. W. Dogan, President Wiley College --- A wonderful sale on Aurelia's dresses. Only the 8th. Eliminates the 10th. Buy now! Your quiet hour! Autumnal: $19.95 10-cm 30-cm basket hand basket $12.75 ONLY FOR $11.95 LIMITED TIME . Waco Man Wins First Prize In Dallas Express Circulation Contest. According to the decision rendered by the six judges who on last Monday night made the final count of ballots in the office of The Excelsior Mutual Insurance Company in which the end of the Contest took place, P. R. Malone of Waco won the Grand Capital Prize which was the splendid $2405.00 Nash Sedan and drove it back to his home town on Thursday morning. The second prize, a Tudor Ford Sedan was awarded to Mrs. C. W. Abington who ran the winner of first prize a close second. The following decision of the judges indicates the winners of the other prizes and the standing of the whole list of contestants as they stood after the opening of he ballot box which had remained sealed in the place of final count since last Saturday. JUDGES REPORT Miss H. D. Patterson Dallas, Texas 548,000 Tenth Prize, $25.00 Strand Pearls Mrs. M. E. Norcum Dallas, Texas 474,600 Eleventh Prize, $20.00 Mesh Bag Mrs. Geneva Thomas Dallas, Texas 434,500 Twelfth Prize, Lady's Toilet Set Miss A. V. King Dallas, Texas 371,900 The following Contestants qualified for twenty per cent cash commission: Miss Ethel Boswell Miss Gertrude Penberton, Mrs. C. L. Loud, Somerville; Mrs. M. B. Hedgepeth, Mrs. Odessa Jcey Miss Odessa Williams. Miss M. E. Lattimore, —JUDGES— H. STRICKLAND, JOSEPH J. RHOADS, A. S. WELLS, C. J. CRAWORD, W. S. WILLS, T. H. SMITH, PAUL QUINN COLLEGE OPENING A GREAT DAY FALL RALLY CONSECRATION OF THE MARBLE TABLET BY THE COLORED KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS PAUL QUINN COLLEGE OPENING A GREAT DAY FALL RALLY CONSECRATION OF THE MARBLE TABLET BY THE COLORED KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Resolution Co. Providing district, Rev. Elders. Rev. H. J. 1808; South C. Lakewood. Wheat- tex. On district Oriente Providing district, Rev. Elders. prominent bishop, Rev. H. J. $700; Yosan. A. Howard. D. Johnson B Academic Department the Dramatic Order of Omar, better known as the 'Dokksy' were present to assist the Grand Chancellor to conquer the great marble tablet, to be placed in the out side walls of the W. D. Johnson, Hall and now on whom shall mention the name of W. K. Willis, please remember this quotation. Resolution Commendatory and Encouragement to . Honorem W. S. Willis and the Colored Knights of Pythias, Wiesbaden, Germany. Whereas, we are assembled. Presiding Elders, pastor, trustees and prominent lay-members of the A. M. E. Church, preparatory to the laying of the mortar of the side walls of the W. D. Johnson Hall, Paul Quinn Col "LOST VIGOR RESTORED IN 24 HOURS "Glauca Awakened in One Day" *in the Amazing Statement of a 76 Year-Old Veteran* Lost vigor, depleted dengues and nerves and half the feeling of being not drowned any longer since the discovery of a well known chemist, "prematurely old" to become "rejuvenated" to be able to youth, "often in a day's time, with a smile" to the statement of one who has taken the treatment. This famous discovery "strength" to thousands where "strength" to thousands where Colored Knights of Pythias and D. O. of Knights of Haiti, or “Dokus,” And, whereas, we have with us the Colored Knights of the spectacular Grand Chancellor, the honorable W. S. Willis, whose intrepid and superb business methods is causing the Colored Knights of Pythias to reain a rich harvest in the health of this ever-growing order, with healthy balances, in the funds of this ever-growing order, in the chancellor Sir Knight W. S. Willis is the promoter and originator of the drive to formulate and follow his well formulated plans, to even get a hearing before the public bar of fraternalty, in the mentorship and most prosperous area in the history of the Colored Knights of Pythias to invest their charisma in causes in the world’s resentment, will-Religion and Education, and by making friends and a name for themselves that will never die; but will live from one generation another in the world. And, whereas the bold and undisputable evidence in the loan of fifty nine thousand dollars to churches and schools, viz: Paul Quinn College, Hope Baptist church, Waco.150.00. Hope Baptist church, Dallas. The Christian Church, Dallas. Texas $4,000.00, and the Mount Pleasant Baptist Church, Fort Worth, will host a celebration along life's high way, dedicated to Grand Chancellor W. S. Wills and to Pythonism, which will never crumple. We will be lecturing for they will last as long as chivalrous deeds and the will of Jesus will interest the mind of men. And, whereas we do heartily approve of the course, prudent and dedicated, we will be lecturing for them. Mr. W. S. Wills and the Colored Knights of Pythonism grant unto them our prayers and best wishes. And it further resolved that we send to the public a copy of these resolutions and a testimonium to Resolution on Leadership — Bishop W. D. Johannes, and President, Rev. Thomas. Where a new day has dawned in Texas with bright prospects and a greater hope for our beloved Resolution—Farwell Home to Reb. D. S. Moten Witnessed in a violent widow that the Rev. D. S. Moten, our yoke Fell- low, who has labored well and long in our rank and file of the A. M. E. Ministry. And whereas, the said Dr. Moten is now on the ove of taking his de- partment for other fields of labor. Be it resolved that we the min- THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1924 IN MEMORY OF MY FATHER IN MEMORY OF MY FATHER CROSSED THE BAR SINES. DIED OCTOBER 4, 1923 coming late, car call for me! be beaming of the Bar out to sea. be as masoning seems asleep as sound and foam. home. ch drew from out the boundless days, awaken at the dark be no sadness of farewell! dark. in put our bourse of— face bear me far. se my Pilot face to face conceded to bar. ORS OF WILBERFORCE TY OPENS CLASSIC SEASON be Greatest Ever Held in History of School GRID WARRIORS OF WILBERFORCE UNIVERSITY OPENS CLASSIC SEASON WILBERFORD Ohio, Oct. 14 The Virginia Normal and Industrial School is as their coach - the Wilberfords will be mentors for the greatest season in its footing, and an enthusiasts are continually reporting for positions to play, the coach has had a hard problem with the team, making a selection out-played by a decisive score of 20-7. The Methodist Institute opens up its facilities at Wilberfords Oct. 14 and its first college class to follow with Simmons University at Wilberfords Oct. 14. Coach Craig maintains his problem with interchanging of line men: Captain Brown . . . Left Hand Jim Morgan . . . Left Tackle Morgan Evans . . . Left Tackle Wm. Buchanan . . . Right Hand Jim Buchanan . . . Right Guard Irishers, staff and lay members, grant unto our men extended training and mentoring, leaving us with clear sites, having lived among us these many years clean moral life as a minister of the fathers, trustees and lay members. pittsburg. Sept. 20 and went to unite our much esteemed descendants of the home of his son, Mr. Silita Pillan, leaving us with clear sides, having leaved us with clear sides, having lived among us these many years, moral life as a minister of the gospel. And it be furthermore resolved, that we tender to the entire family, Mr. Pillan was born in Alabama, in 1892, he came from Texas from Salem, and happiness. Matthew M. W. Pitta, Tulsa, Okla. Mr. Paul Pitta, two Kellogg students, Tulsa, Okla. Mr. Paul Pitta, two afternoon Pitta, Greenville, the lady visiting Mr. Heaster (white) was found head and one leg cut off, a northward wounded head bound train crew notified her son city officials, and the body was moved to H. Harrington and wife spent several articuaries at Texarkana last week at heartfelt visits. W. Whitaker who sleeps at the sitting and the sitting and Thursday. It is our sincere wishes that S. Dousset, the student recoverer, Miss Bobbie Lee HUBert entertained with a social Monday some came to visit. Ms. Neah left Tuesday for the University College, Mr. and Mrs J. C. Campain of time to visit home Sunday. Miss Mimie Taylor several days our present, Ms. Leola Walker came home Monday to take to visit her mother, Mrs. Francis Wright, Sulphur Springs, Mr. Mararet Birne is home from a month's stay the club various parents, and Mrs. Hilrn Hill. Mr. Bessie Birdsdon and Mrs. returned to Avinger, Sunday 2:30 p.m. ident. Some very excellent plans of her parents, Mr. and Mr. Hiram were brought in by the various Hill: Mr. Bessie Birddong and Mr. members for-the-good of the club. Mr. Hiram was present every day, they returned to Avinger, Sun-Rifel King Thursday at 7:30 p.m. on Monday. Mr. W. H. Phox, a very Meadams Anne Carr and S. Dosele successful business man is progres- entertains at 6 o'clock dinner Sunday at the Texas Association opened Wednesday. Carr, after the sumptuous morning, October 1st, 1924, repeat snap shots were taken at the Medderson E. W. Johnson presiding homes of Mr. Carr and Ms. Dosele. Mr. Hiram was a successful session. We beg to cor- simpson, Mr. Bernice Patric, Miss M. A. Kerr, Prof. Stirckland, Mr. L. R. Kerr, Prof. Stirckland, Mr. L. R. Kerr, raised by President E. Stirckland in lowwing, Mrs. Carr and Mrs. Dosele her financial rally at the Nashville, Victoria music. Prof. Stirckland convention which was $2,000.00 and at the piano. PITTSTUCK - Miss Ophira Brannon one of 1921 graduates from Douglas high school was, at Mr. Pianasan, Sept. 27th, accompanied by Mr. Brannon, Friday night where Miss Brannon had been under treatment of a doctor. Mr. Brannon was appointed for Winnard to consult their family doctor, before they perhaps go to Texarkana, where this young woman was. For a complaint of the head and necklace, Mr. Florence Holmes, aged 30 years, wife of Mr. Tom Holmes, graduated from Texas Tech, Sept. 22, at 8 o'clock. Funeral Tuesday, Rev. Joan. Tao, officiated, the deceased leaves a husband and child. Miss Pitts left Wichita Falls, Sept. first --- --- Texas Towns RUTH MAY TOBLER TOMMIE TOLBERT, LONNIE TOLBERT, MARY TOLBERT, MART TOLBERT, M. Wooldridge Right End R. Hardy Left End H. Hardy Left Half-Back Jordan Right Back Jordan Right Back their schedule as follows: their schedule as follows: Rodger Williams at Wilberwood December 1—Howard place not decided November 15- Kentucky Normal at Frankfort, Kentucky. November 31—West Virginia's "Critic" predict the clash with Howard will be the greatest for the season, while others say the Howard-Lin Sweet one of the "Torrena" prowess of the big-league Babe Ruth and the big coach Grave States that he will help him off the field. He will grow more serious. Rylan Sullum, Kansas Davies and Terrell are being considered. The coach is well placed with the world-league coach. old warrior from his long suffering. Mr. Pitt was born in Alabama, in Tampa to Texas from Alabama, and to Kansas from Alabam. An orphaned child was an active citizen, purchased a nice little home on the property, and went to Wichita Falls and for ten years or more was successful in providing for those who depended on him. Oklahoma, Oklahoma, three years. Formal was held Friday at the city cemetery, Reeve G. C. Gurtis and L. E. Gurtis. A relative present. At funeral, Mr. D. FOR YOUR SKIN. To make your skin lighter and more charming apply 10. Your Palmer's Skin Whitener Ointment with a soft refreshing massage. Almost immediately your skin bleaches clearer, becomes lighter and free from oily skin. ASK FOR SKIN At the Atlantic sample an ene wrappi in the interest of a Colored sanitarium. He visited both white and francois and money in $10.00. Misi B. M. Oliver of Hillsboro spent Sunday with its faeces and scat from Glaburna. Sunday Bethlehem Sunday $100.00. Mr. C. M. Bridgewater and children imptored over from Glaburna. Sunday we were glad to see them. The Bethlehem choir rendered a program day. An enjoyable time is had. Sun. injury is daily day, Pastor Thornton in putting forth every effort. to make it a success. Doeon Williams injury is daily day. at Bethlehem Sunday, Mr. Odell Distiller visited his wife Sunday. LUFKIN — The churches were well attended Sunday. Both morning and evening services. Mrs. I. A. Cajon has finished a successful Bible institute at Good Will Bank, church. The Texas College Administration is the C. M. E. church to a large group. The program was enjoyed when went to Houston today to be at the bedside of his brother, Dan Thompson, who is very sick Mina Thompson, who is practicing for a program for the club. Mr. Addie Tanner and Mrs. J. A. Cajon are practicing for a program for the club. Mr. Addie Tanner and Mrs. J. A. Cajon are practicing for a program for the club. Mrs. T. M. D. Kuchen is back from the District Conference held at Nassau on the sick list. A banquet was given by the Knights of Pythianah Lodge in honor of the city teachers. 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Says Mrs. Hall: "I regret to note that the women of our group Club women in particular are not alert and active, nor interested in the critical conditions of the age, that they are unmindful of their duties and responsibilities of Citizenship; seemingly they are indifferent or unconscious of the serious Political Problem in which we should be vitally concerned. MEMBER NATIONAL NEURO PRESS ASSOCIATION. The Dallas Express Subscriptions in Advance BIX TERMS.....$22.99 BIX MORTGAGE.....$22.99 BIX TERMITE.....$22.99 SINGLE COPY Although unbelievable, there are active forces, which are gradually molding a sentiment in particular organizations to adopt a Policy of rampant discrimination. This system will ultimately astigmatize the progressive element, it will finally eliminate members of our group from Political recognition, besides, it will curtail our activities in the affairs of the Nation. Notice To The Public Unless we are willing to admit the lack of training in club administration, and efficiency in organization, then, take immediate steps to correct this evil, we shall be continuously confronted with Race Problems, we will be permanently ostracized and proscribed, further we shall be devolved in refusing to perform our duty to protect the Birth- Entered as Post Office at Dallas As second-class mailer, under ass of Congress. THE DAILY EXPRESS no cover musted the white weather, mother has it been dis- graced by the yellow streak. It was afflicted with the lime stone day, the day of the day, repellent, conservation newspaper, which prints we will to catch the pasting breast; files we doubtful flag; it professes a narrative as of the great hand- ed lattice covers all the terrestri- cal territory accented by the human nature, but we live in and are pro- ceeding. Bays of the press came in, and stand with us. This ground is helpful. W. R. KING. Our organized efforts will be of no avail unless our programs consist of practical methods, and are pushed with the same vigor and consistency, and are outlined with the same thought; purpose and determination of other groups. This is the only course that will solve human problems. Do we realize this fact? Children's Day at the State Fair and Us It is true that there are many sues and will conciliate all accusations, blending harmony and of the things which are prepared for the entertainment and benefit of us and our children and benefited of us and our children because of the lack of realization of their bearing on things that are great or perhaps. Take the matter of Children's Day at the State Fair for instance. Take the few years the Mayor of the City of Dallas and the officials of the State Fair have been making it more important to men. As well as women of the race may well unite in putting into practice the things of which Mrs. Hall has spoken. The needs of the group as compared with the efforts along to attend the fair on a day really constructive lines which are being put forth by the men. They, at much expense, have issued tickets to the fair, and the majority of the crowd is a study of the conditions which confront us needs to be had. be making it possible for every Negro child as well as for every white child as well as for every child to attend the fair on a day set apart particularly for children, and to attend tickets to admission as well as to car fares for each one of them. But unfortunately, we think that the privilege of attending the variance of the kindness to the extent that could be wished. They would not be able to receive a sort of reception which would be desired to stand in the way of obeying the rules of the pleasure which would come from their attendance on that occasion. Last year, our children were invited only slightly more than 800 were registered by the Welfare worker who had been attending the fair. It appears to us that there should be more attention paid to this opportunity for education and training of our children and our children each year. While it is true that there are occasions when there is the reasonable doubt that a child will be able to attain affairs of the fact that our presence would result in more discomfort than benefit, this is not the case. It is not to be successfully reasoned that the invitations would be so freely issued if there was not the possibility that they can be present. Realizing that they should attend in greater numbers and by so doing, indicate their appreciation of the consideration given to them. So often it happens that such overtures as this cause those who would see to it that the opposition which would be of cultural benefit to the group are increased meet the statement that when it is necessary to participate in litigations or a like nature, they fail to take advantage of them and it naturally follows that there is no provision made in the law. In times past, the management of this same State Fair, set a day apart for Norwegians. On that day, they attended their own speakers, arrange their own programs and take advantage of the education and pleasure which the fair afforded. That arrangement was finally abandoned for the reason that the expectations for them. And it has only happened in the past two or three years that they through to participation in it. This year, a strenuous attempt to being made to see it to that the children will be fair is materially increased. The various Nego-organizations of the city have united to the preparations of the children to the extent of the children to an extent that has ever before been the case. From convictions of every act and see to their every need will be on the grounds in a place well outpatient for them well covered over to the entertainment of the children that all of the two thousand tickets will attend, and enjoy the things which are furnished. They will be welcome. To them will show a lack of appreciation will show a circulation and lack of appreciation for a producer which in itself is more than a producer that may lead to larger things. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1924 That plan of action must pass. There must come a real and earnest study of the needs of the people with a view to satisfying them in some way. That way lies in the direction of the entire voting strength of the race. If in every city and town of the state, there should be formed some sort of political school such as that of Galveston, in time, there would be developed in the state a strength of Negro voters which, despite what may now be said, would set at naught the efforts of "illy whites" and all others who would seek to limit the race politically. Such a course would of necessity be slow. It would require time and constantly applied effort but its benefits would make themselves felt in such a way as to make those who spent such effort know that they had not labored in vain. There can come no lasting solution to the political problems of the Negroes of Texas until it can happen that they can make themselves felt politically. They must arouse a statewide interest in the use of the ballot. They must be able to see to it that their voters accuse the power of conspiracy on one side of the political field of driving straight to that thing. Numerous organizations like the one spoken of will accomplish that thing. They can be formed if it can happen that there is a real and deep interest in the solving of political questions which now face us. O In Sunday's Constitution, the following article appeared. The article was headed in large caps: "MOTHER SLAIN, 5 RAINES IN COLUMBIA, C. A. CRA, Luna Wenaher, 25 year old woman of the New Brookland section near Columba, aged 4, 2, and 1, respectively, are seriously corpsehatch injury, as the result of an attack by an unidentified Negro armed with a rifle. Morning's Constitution, we received the following contractive information: THE ASSIGNMENT OF GUILT IN QUADRUPLE STOCK HUNT FOR SUSPENDED Ashury Wesinger, 14 year old boy confessed to officers today he was a victim of a kidnapping. Lana Wesinger, and seriously injured her three small children with an age yesterday, said she had been kidnapped by boy admitted that the story that he told of the "tall black Negro chasing him from his house and running away" was the purpose of diving, suspicion from himself. When he was arrested and held in connection with the attack, were released. It is fortunate for them to have been in the community, "here this perhaps they would have been walking about in Jerusalem" "just like Have we a Vision? Are we responsive to sympathetic interest? Can we think, feel and act on a common need? Do we believe that "Eternal Vigilance" is the safeguard, not only of Liberty, but the Government as well? May I suggest that we start a general movement for Citizenship training and definite training in Club Administration and efficiency. The only feasible way to accomplish this aim is to arouse the conscientious and progressive women to action, to submit a definite program designed to meet the urgent need to create a uniform system of action and a method which will gradually and completely form a unit of National Power and Influence, which will continually function which will be in a position to settle all important is- Whist playing is a type of noe- k playing. It is a good standing in the situation. It is common expression among whist players to the effect that the whistler is FOR THE WOMAN WHO CARES Let every dawn of morning be to you as the beginning of life and man and be to you as its close; then let every one of these short lives leave its kindly thing done for others, some goodly strength of knowledge gained for yourselves — John Huskin. Shoes for Every Occasion. Standing in a row in one's wardrobe, every woman should have a pair of boots or oxfordes for walking and for rainy day usage; a pair of Russion leather pumps, colonials or flats; a pair of boots or oxfordes for frock or outfit (these should have heels of the low Spanish or baby Louis height); patent leather boots; a small buckle under a small buckle of lunching at one smart hotel or restaurant; oprs pumps absolutely devoid of any markings; shoes or gray or beige suede, or a one-strap pump of alligator, in dark, rich brown which is so Brown satin alpens will be quite as poplar as black for fabric and certainly are charming in lace or chiffon, and set off with cut bronze buckles. For evening will be high-held silver or gold sandals, either of kd, metal cloth or brocade, with stockings or a skirt. The shade called nude. Bronze kid is again making its bow for semi-formal dress, and the delight many feminine hearts, indeed, a bronze kid, decorated with a bronze buckle, set against charming with almost any type of frock. Short shoes of tnalf - sole of a skirt, so continue to be popular. Till more of that sort of efforts characterize the clubs and organizations of the state, there will be no need for the continued howl about the adverse conditions under which the race is forced to live. We face a new day. It is necessary that every organization as well as every individual be, not only good, but good for some particular thing. If the time can come in which there is conscious thought and study to improve the conditions of which we complain, there will come a change in those conditions for the better. How Texans Could Organize Politically to Advantage _____ A word about discipline. Discipline in a child should be achieved before it is three years old. If the child is not disciplined it is accomplished. You are doing your child a great service by making him realize what discipline in Obedience is a lesson in life. You are helping him problems of social adjustment center. There is probably no great fear in American children to discipline. You are correcting of this loss with the parents. It is your responsibility. In these days of approaching campaigns of various costs when the Negro voters of the state are wondering what to do and how to do it, there should be some sort of real direction to their thinking in order that the greatest good may come from their efforts. Texas, as far as its Negro voters is concerned needs organization. It needs some form of closely knit machine which will be able to function efficiently and directly in what ever campaign comes. So far, there has not been the sort of direction in matters political which would lead to such an organization. That lack should now be filled if there is to be any hope of real participation in the affairs of the state in the future. action would have accomplished. Some time ago, there was an effort, of which we have not heard much since, on the part of the Negro Republicar or Galveston, to form a club of voters, both men and women which would operate as a political school; which would teach its members the how and why of voting, endeavor through the interest of its members to interest the slothful members of the group to qualify for the ballot and act as a clearing house for the decision of all matters political which confront us. The group was not worth while. If conducted along the lines indicated, it would lead to just the sort of political organization of which Texas stands so much in need. The leaders of the past have not been able to perpetuate themselves, have not been able to hold the respect of the leaders of any party because it has been found that they could not deliver any of the things which they were no ready to promise. They had no real organization upon which to draw. They had no system to their procedure. In any campaign, they were accustomed to making a few speeches, causing some articles of doubtful authority to be sent to them. They were not able to publicize their public which made it easy to spend pityful small campaign money in certain places, garner in a harvest of finance without any real thought of the needs of the public generally or of the permanent good which a different course of THE MIRROR OF PUBLIC OPINION This is a fundamental defect in our social order from which the oppresser and the oppressed are born and our body critic suffer an irreparable injury. to see that your child learns discipline at home, so he will be ready for it at school. Buttons are a notable factor in trumping, according to the latest French concerts. They may be of gold or silver but Paris designers are even using rows of tiny buttons on every gown to accent a structural or decorative element in an outfit. Quantities where suitable, and sports dresses are considered very correct when guttoned from him to solider, are also used in contrasted materials are introduced as drops, or flowers on varied types of dresses, the decoration being夸张. The body is also a strip-wash silk dresses. BEAUTIFUL BLOUSES Tailored and dress blouses, equally important are an item of this season's wardrobe more evident than the dresses, course, calls for the separate shirt-waitstuff of tub tuxes, washable broad-branch dresses but—for more glamorous or glabrous men—muslums made possible by having several blouses of crepe de chine, georgette dresses, combined cleverly in lingerie-effects. All white crepe de chine, georgette, printed silk, or even of ninceen are suitable for dressing the garter effects. All white crepe de chine blouses with tucks and iris blouses are suited to heat weather. Both blouses and dresses of crepe de chine in pastel colors, yellow and pink are suitable for dressing show insertions of Irish lace to match. POTATOES STUFFED WITH MENTOS AND CHEESE Cheese-Select three large smooth baking potatoes of uniform size and shape. Select one or two potatoes in a very hot oven and bake them until they are about half done; then remove and cut in halves, leaving a little in the center, making the cavities long and shallow rather than round; then cut in half and pepper and fill with a cheese mixture made by mixing half a cup of grated american cheese with the cheese mixture and sparingly with butter, return to the oven and bake until the potatoes are tender. The great majority of women are more attractive to look at if they are wearing cheese checks. This delicate coloring of nature stigifies youth, health and beauty should be carefully selected. When Mr. Cohen was confirmed then the democratic press had warned that Mr. Cohen would manner of things about the party the voters in the Senate and the President of the United States Shall we forget so soon? God for us. But I am not here to talk about politics, yet I want to help us to set right and not cut off the most important times, and if our democratic friends get in this time, regard them as coming from Mr. Davis, they will fix things, and fix them to suit us. I am not here to tell them well tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. It is my duty to help us think about politics because I can't pass, because I can't pass, I am of a fast color warranted not to run to work or stuff of stuff I am dealing with now. I would like to pay my respects to one of the greatest and most important Miss Hailu Quinn Brown of Wilberforce, Ohio. The mere mention of her is known the world over and then she is one more work. She is doing great things here in Chicago, she is saying more Chicago, for she is covering the country. She is at od to use the word to see how it goes. I want you to keep in mind that you should not to her. She is in the Writer Building in Chicago, and Mra Myrtle Cook. of Chicago is her executive secretary. No Mra Cook. of Chicago is her educator. It is wonderful how these educators are working together. I want to tell you about the organization in my next book. Aaron E. Malone. It is a great thing to spend a day with this wonderful character and come in contact with that great woman Tubupe Pope Malone. The wonder. It was Sunday night, after church that I got myself together, went down to the Polk street THE CRY OF A SOUL IN DEGRADATION THE CRY OF A SOUL IN DEGRADATION stable to get aboard for the Chicago and Eastern Illinois iron horses, got in the bed carriages and got in the carriage, grunted and puffed out of Chicago, I don't know, for I went up early, and when I got up the bed carriage, I got in the St. Louis. I must have have slapped like a Joe, Prof. Jørn E. Malone, A.M., the wizard, had a bed just oppose me, but I did not know St. Louis was reached, and the Pierce Arrow automobiles car carrying young men awaiting us. Mr. Malone had some teo- speaking to do, and he got busy, and then we met Fred Douglas, who Fred Douglas, was coming in from Baltimore. He did not come, and we had to fasten and fasten and fasten and fasten. it it was a pleasure to be seated at the table with Mr. Malone. After breakfast was over, we went down town to see some leaders. He invited me to go there with him, and I tell you that man has wonderful influence in our community, and I speak right out in church to our people and when I say our people told them without closing his eyes. When he left the office of the man who was in charge of the office of the Mayor of St. Louis, and when he walked up, that door opened and the Governor of Missouri was in with him. I was with him, and I walked into that big office of the Mayor of St. Louis. I felt right faintly, but I had no bad feelings, being right in the would not faint. I am proud to see where we stand before I, and the other, and they all hear him speak, and I realized a real grin and smile on my face, and at times you could see how red my face was especially when I spoke without closing his eyes. Returned to Pore, had lunch, and then out to a ball game. I went to the ball game. I had a ball business, and I fear I will not have time. I thought they would put people in ball for stall or ball for ball. They men in jail for stealing the base. It is a shame how they throw the ball. They throw it all to a fellow. It would still a fellow. There is a man who puts on a muzzle and a pillow in front of him. They throw the ball, they almost run them, cool brain out, but it if a fellow catches it, then they stop that ball, and go back and all down. The dream was over, we went home, and we Fred Douglass, of Baltimore, and then we had dinner with Mrs Malone. We were grazed at each table, and we had a long time alone. After the evening dinner was over, we talked tild talked by a friend, and he played on a table, and I left for the stopping. Mr Mattie Mappa exchanged words with her and her gress. Then I went to the stable, got in and woke up the next morning. While in St. Louis, I saw one of the wisest men in the race, Colette Coklin Simmons, a director of the publicity. I shall have something to say about Mr. Matthews later. I will bring this letter to a stop now. J. O. MIDNIGHT OFFICE CAT TRADE MARK Take out a policy. One customer got her arm broke the other day and we paid her $400. You may have been horrified—an exchange. 00 00 00 The Junior: How did you come to lose my job? Ex-office Boy: Mine and the boss's grandmother died on the same day. What this country needs is a race of children who'll give us money to serve us. Handed—oil mother, I got one hundred in school today in two subjects! Fond parent (kissing him)—What is it? Hardly—pill, in reading and fifty in arithmetic. One of the mysteries of life is that wherever the vacationer goes, the fish are hiding somewhere else. A man was sitting alone in a smoker as a traveling man entered and the traveling man sided up the stranger by appearances. "Are you a minister?" "No, replied the man, "I am only sick." **Cants and Cans** You can't pick locks with a pickle. You can't cure the sick with a Pickle figs with a pigment. Drive figs with a element. Nor make your watch tick with a tickle. You can't make a mate of your Matter. You can't get a crate from a crater. Catch moles with a molar. Bake rolls with a roller. But you can get a wait from a A man slipped on a banana peel and executed a very funny fall, and had been hit by a car, but having high digits somewhat ruffled. When he recovered a moment later a friend was holding a camera, and the people of band had formed a circle. 000 000 Most home buyers make good homes if it wasn't for the people who lived in them. 000 They Seldom Do May I kiss you? I should say not? -But she didn't. 000 A *Necessary Reform* Mr. Greene came home from church wriggling wet. "America," he informed his wife, "will be a nobled lady to live in when not every American thinks she can be a noblewoman and some- body else's umbrella." 000 000 Famous Writers of Celebrity Colle- es E-Gov. Walters, the wager who put the "O. K." in Oklahoma. E. P. Adams—all columnies live on the busy street. E. P. Vergon—Vor paper-lit- ing Texas. Kid M'Coy—A man who's been married nine times fears nothing. Garcia Darruw—I'm no tender woman. I couldn't even string beans. Prince of Wales—All the King's house, and all the King's man could get me on an equine train. Mayor Hylan—I just had to be king at politics. Din. Attachy Grewey—The most gorgeous place I ever saw a room full of beautiful hangings. Elinor Glyn—The hotter they are the better they sell. cottily had There's Betty whose name is for me above. *Elliott's Note* — In accordance with its policy of publishing every worthy contribution made to it by its readers. The Express presents the first feature in poetry of one of its Ft. Worth Reader, Writer M. Wiles. * ee eS A On No._G31__ Dallas, Teras,, Septet age °°2$ soos MISSISSIPPI LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY DALLAS DISTRICT Full settlement of a11 Claims on the life of Joshua Smith - deceased Pay toy. So2hte $.U'saith < wife a ee ite §2000. 00". 4 One Thousand------ 2-2 monn a2 ono nn nen penn -=-3--00/3.50. DOLLARS Unuer Ora. 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Erne overison isnt” f "the. ae Tits este Lo motored jini er rer 10 ootner totale yf "bo ta the tm wuttering wi bounties Prot FD. Hus toed oP Phage saturhy poet hs son im choot eof rood. Sundar st Sn" thunder fecuday “Soho heard stupa! hour: collection Hints Dr, ‘Pusncton preeebed {pe tau sine seme Cie Hon Siueoftvt CH Love tet for" Gamer] lat Montay 0 at {inate cee Mae ‘Ste ‘an susie fave. mlartalned com: tay trom featahacbie ont Wod- Sendny nip. Pleae” tad tnt tia tof the” Bron sehr Tin opening we hope Wet Sieac a we svecky, MISSISSIPPI LIFE PAYS LARGE DEATH CLAIM IN DALLAS | [PR tepn yoo af 1 y Mec ‘aber and two soe lett Saturday fot om "Teme vi a tu Mes Aber tea Saad ther dts Sarat ate Setar mer in erate ee His ate Aiea an ee cent facie Masti and amen in nh | Sirs. Lite James at Athens, Okla hr Fas Getta ie be BY aa hare Tae es eSiag th, iret tas Sos nar meth ne er ioe a gcd a ante ap is carer. ney ete me Reb. Ui nas wt weet lat fasion wer Fone fs “pesehed too: sone “in favs marine a aah Or ser ena taken eee eae Ntont” convent Seah, Tamm uee Becta tep tnt ats We ot sound ‘again, "The Sinday School sak Sr eweeen cae a cuico apn Shure te Be ee peta aati Ising af ta ei tr et Sits Fier errs "res ee tae ee Boor the pate Revs WE Sag ae sei naa Preeced ini o aii Heber ienernon it saan Ise the capo nal Rey fon ae. entry ane Satay itt Monde for here Gelions toh ateny te eal” sgre "rine as 220" Dnosbar ot rer YAN. ALSEYNEBinday wana esther, mooditions “Ren. Pas’ reso con Ze grenched tne rion Te church looking forward fr the cin ot Mr a hae ey sa hr lee baw poaaseg 3 Ses ed cP ‘payor he “pepe cers wee Tha va nad hata So as. GAINESTILLR- All Churches were well attended Sunday Th Etat eaten crete dene of thle west“ ri dy" Sicdit chowd geese al ea re ean Fite "the ‘ste“hees i ea ike oni sista er al set ther toon Bega ne mer wel cee oo Wain Tats, Rar Heder ste, Meira "nee eto nah "Say, a ee’ nae’ Ae Sah wae Ee photon nolan ia pr be ck hen Ms bite’ ose cae oe aioe as Se ae oe She Be tee ae Seaton cut tea a Seether. Tfotsaas af ST aean ee UNA Aint eee er idien be Wenders Ge nme Bit Palas wei ie "hs Maye een Patent Mi Gestee ‘Simpson Panic rot Min Hes wehaney Me Weeden ace Wack Winer Woods and. atise Vara Gi WE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1024 [ipein tee kee ven te ete er ee sree ie ee poe ie oor a ere nec Re is ee eee es eae tare Sees ares jserved. "Musto "throaghout the See aoe eae Se a tr a Ee eaten caer ree oes Seer eee eat eriad Sait a faa gos ene cs i ea, aceans ee race sue aa Soak See iS Seam, State Sacra eae oe corer fare renee eee tee = rename Se ng a igs seat Sa Sa ee eae oe Se cs a ae a eee eal aes cee ame reas eenuret saat aaa Same ete ter tee Papen, 1 er ne eee ate hate Jones Gin Co, the only ein. for miles around” that in" Gwaed_ ex: clusively by race. member, ba fost n 400d deal of support is Check’ ridge‘ on_ though Check’ ridge b ban thoug a angarooepropentien uh Cla ton Surance le very” busy. keep tag More for Aletresae Tppans ant ‘Malone. Mex Steve Tatton Gid_Company, comin tobe Joring nice ‘patronage thi’ fa Bain forthe ast "week o_o haa tind th Siberia crome to" conaierabe extent Sie "buenr ohman and Mas’ Ver onia Davis were qulely. wedded nt the home “ot the bride. Mr Lanka item ‘coped, with Min atrinsny," scoring “to womnp matrimony,” eccoring to Now, if ali the amor be correct on ihe first Sunday In October. Neanern Jen. Wiis, TS: Digs and Misa, Cordelia Jonen, Callan Harvey. ate expected {0 got Mar red ai “Shiloh Baptist Cure, The Measars. Loreo, Reddy’ Deo: latte sald. be planning to ake ‘Miasen Della, Raby Richard oto the nnale‘erowd, Th fae wing ‘named persons wll lenre won for school: Measere., Willa Andrew, Nekinney Richard, MG mnd J. W. Durhat Central ‘Texan, Waco: ra Eile’ and” Eaward Anat: tn” Nowy Ww Kalherine ‘Ghpeon, Bt ohn. Ave: tn: lot ‘ABnie’ B Jonex Pat Quinn. We are boay watching’ te maveredia, "oft cartan Yuba an popula thigh nota ee ea: co noe it he wil temas or ro mame place to "profably” ac ry ‘vse naa to. heter en tire the long dreary” ‘winter oie lg | MINRRAL WHELS—Mother Pring [Paperg te arenes Irie ta er eebtintees me ako ria ts roaeen ie sone cobreslen coe eee fs Siaicreslet ot fem es eat fesesy ous apse sane bs a ee aane os womtas Sot ae ina na tat wen ar for tuere stn to eee ts OE fog ngnin tai ickar ta treatin rs. peor eek vif te ering Ck ars taeaa at he acc te bat eamee fe Fort Werth St lrday'and nase. Sr emo eat le‘statng aber Werth ones oc teh, Sot atthe" rene Selse tte of Bon Anapsioe "end es Sates ates ie eshage tok sis th ve af n> poles raat nefer tnd ero fakes ted sre Soe Beto ft acon. Me renpen us ina swe 2 he rn Betas as i aes sete home Ate 3. HC Resa at st niet ak Cie ea ba“ anette kia aes eat Sour mew t-scorngee Port con, sag Sr ney Siew tar nod ort Woh wale plac, they wl ily War ars bene De i Dies of Boyne, Tose bre romana recs A eel impte cutch ot whi Raw Renae Pe Seng Wi Fe roigaee ne ar Oe monsnncn”—the Dates Beoreed! wile dallent of te many renste sil een tie ean, ook 0 er oh ‘a toon tah Shieh gucceer guaeiall i schol Spcacdn et sritn sgied amir fn ote ‘ra HER vane are ‘sheng the many ihe line Ket the county who attended] 7 inaitare at Cord faatitute at Corsi) [Ube Nadinnd mney saw. Sita) Wert earned rlctive ta the worker tse ote ae etal et attests Se sets Bamect Tssioy close foarte Puree tn ation. areal ove hawt nt a ws sSiceore ars Jeet vans wae We ene fs apace tt bond aa ifn) "Cnty es otha se i ted swt’ te Mute a hr nagar Mopuinn, sng ote pp si stig men ct tt alt Ririte atte thc of ts te Bein atstay ita eve Bae ssing We hopes te Sp lane naga Prmprous’ eer Rev’ co Whiter Yan are te sew alt prea sotas pres Rims a Sar Shy ha Eo htaton eye We hie was ats host Sten at a i waaugion anon" enya Bnsiceeh one Tat Teo hie ment furng_ tho ony hele mar ave ding tn toning Sa mons eta were vege Pt UE oy moma Tale Searels fe ene le ony oases a vied one with the other in the pre clon ahd encon tis pace Seeteet mace was cared es hotr which’ neem te have alee now te: Brot Fonnce ue Sak ceag the char "wh Sy rms afer te wecante po se he Wasoetee heving bank a can, Wradbrane i pune orth rer ube ae shunt a pains ar ‘eine speedo ma eters cata Sean a ste ‘tise as ‘iad "ope Sis ans oth viene fo “ela a bry | sctation ie ln season at the Pir Baptist church, Mew Senoba Fede fttended the funeral of hey futher Sinith, Paulie Ligeina, Ming Mat Giiver nave returnd” trom Denver oto ware, thawte rte eral of her. rather at Leulatane Tecan. rn Carrie Kay bnd’ Mie Hobbie’ saith ‘have retyed, from Denver Sno and ata, Linvie\ and daughters of alan atthe edad of hor auger re Anile Chasey: Dorm to Mf. and Mt Zena Trasel, «fine baby gir, Mit Cantrio Garretts house, burned tan week. Men Bradsaw la very tow at her home, Nor sitar of Pe Worth in nt the boa si of ere sn ters Mra Mala. Bagsby and 6 Grittin have returned from Amari lat week. Mra. rown int ine ends tn Cleburne Rent fr stent char covinrtonfsunaay. tr. Sarah Clark attended turch at Marfient Bus any "Phe Soci and Arf Club mat with Mra A.D. Gatewood, Sept Hrs ident, lea Io" Pili called the house tovardor and ater dlapenaing with’ busines. the “afernos was ment tn sola conversation tad other please. The’ hosts” trved t delilons icy course and vet favorn nl piace eats earing ny dota Mra Bele exe rie thane for he fron Wednohday afternoon Mra Bm Heim ay Nowtena 10 the cd, Dut nthe Daniney hen plana for the Detober eahibit were dacunsed and redmen take for the. shariy ae pevemant Wille eet lagy Casta rent py the noodles ‘The how cm served 8 palatabie alad course tine. Alexander, exprensed 20° reclation fer the afternooe nthe ara contest the Gower’ boxe, Were warded Mra CW. Brooke and Mr rt Dalle an tokene from the cl Tela e ee. een of my dating" ater, Verney Witlmso wie dopared’ tele Kori Wiehe thank my” many fiend ot "Fore Worth and’ Caburna fot th Kindaes shew. wt urine thei ineaw and death. of my dens’ later Jno for the beastie her ter ine Say ‘aoa ios you ah arene aware ‘panvan Cae, comsicuna — a Harmony Av nccation loosd a" very terest ienion unde. isha Rew WT ‘orale ehureh, enn Gale aia at Ne boa on Th asonoe than was lad fh nl femtng’ duces ir aentvnton Rowers ‘Community i Ove "Win: fon, lar ton Winn an Mos Kona bee Re, ahep Cones Toe Prccounty Touchy Aeveciation Fe voy vceeatl toting bereft frou Paere being” she than i Kencbors im attendance "Faa Dept Iminiters an delegtne wi eee Tuseday tor Channa, Ren, wher ney wil shone the tony ke ice meecon aati: MSapras wit Png thal Bebe tbe Poones rue stone! Saeed ann tn weaton «the Hacaton Dist the a Church lds sero in Brey Che. che (aR LCR @ HEROLIN Mig PoMADE HAI Dakssino fol Preece peeked BOY | ammeter SEES EIS | A nate Sere | Oe en fo), Dyk Sato entaes aeee ee ster. the Convention was Meaed ate tlshop 7c: Man ot due ton Tenn" ining the coment [rho sia ineny otha ware [nen bei to alt whe hear hm [Bei P vor, Tho Book Agen ota a chara Proace t A Convention oe at Bab ath Dr. i Be Bouse of Dee mom, exam, preached great er inom om Pda night ta the. com vention Prot. Morten wast the ety lat eo, viting the ae day schoo Cyavention. "tae day schol caavention of the C3 i Charen ‘clone Sunday night. ith creat ocrean WhO was aed for Christan bveation and heii torn and. elegates went home Tol in'their raise of Dita "on host iat euaany evening absct ae elec, a tpry serious ut not atl scent happened tor, key Al ent aged mother of Mrs Pol Smal walle at" Rome ang her ang other tront pore wal ciently shot through oth oe witht 45 ealige tuto patel at San dled ar, Bera wee iving is Kum at pet om vec. The bullet longed ‘nd. ent ne pment avetionsrhing Br tien rendering oan, wow Sen hea eaenen te ito |. Tena — Sine Cresees Wale us, who han been visting ber sater ia" Satie fount ial [Pata, Tete that elty to enter” Wee fara ‘osioraty. Neate Cy, Sa hie Wastes aa ward fe lnvextenacd oe aan idnenin and pune wears pot Remtenlon ana hin feeieevenee'm Stat ita oon ents hee wert arid IThotns Neal, dr. lett on the 280 By Tulsens Rives” tetcye aii ere hh thre Saute Sota at's nk me i hae tp ga a ae Bea fin baie Mackab Ane sea rcs sph hia Genrea Dea ee Br Ba Prt vara Cad Pea ccning tha prong De Senvenio st Cobar, tis ne srs "ary Manton on the Dk Sat ert Cr Pe anes Maweny Aawoclaton 1h Corea lan week ew WH John hn bac cacti thee at Rite fw neni nd be Wig Toned iad sath Sr Wm Tounstinnd Gail Wis lie Te See: he Ateort Iban Rr wont to Wath on ba eben te vntng hw ok Aer imho i'ttenaine Saat unm Cot Tees Meas Wahon Walker imam Marked Artery ae ak {coming Prats View Colom Mia Sars ana 5 weet went {iy mooning ie 7 Seen tid want Wasabi on bnien Str. 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Mrs. Izatha Thomas of Spring Hill community is an active S. worker in Harvey Chapel Baptist Church. She is a man E. Holmes of Ballerville motored out to see Mrs. Eustela H. Shepard evening event. Mrs. Eustela H. Ford car, Mrs. P. A. Thenea and little grand daughter left for Boyle where she will join her brother at school to enter school at Calvert. M. C. Clark president of the American Citizens of Labor and Commerce, and with state organizer, G. Rutherford is in the city to put on a drive for new members. R. E. McCarthy is in the city to present M. A. E. Church of Dallas, spend a few days in our city and the friendly feeling existing between the two. She pleased at the progress the race is making in the city and the friendly feeling existing between the two. Hardman, pastor of Allen Chapel A. M. E. Church of Bryan spent a few days in our city standing the W. W. O. W. Grand Lodge. The National Grand Lodge of the W. W. O. W. Grand Lodge was in session last week. Hom J. H. Anderson preaching. Mr. H. E. Endley of Medina spent a few days in our city. Gustine H. McKinney of Navarra was in the city Saturday and motivated to the country GAINESVILLE. — Rev. P. R. Neil has returned from the National Baptist convention and reception, where he were well attended Sunday with their pastor Rev. Henderson at his post. Mrs. Mandy, Wilson of his family, and his friends for a few days, Mr. and Mrs. Kindrell, Mr. Crutfield and Mr. Bunce, Bradley motored to Jeff for Langson, Oklahoma, where she will attend Langston University. The two additional rooms have been furnished. He has been furnished. Mrs. Mattie Mason Johnson and son have returned to Langson. Mrs. Lea Wood, Mr. Raymond Fullbright and others motored to F.W. Worth Church, Mr. and Mrs. Gur-ger, Mrs. Lea Wood, Mr. Raymond Fullbright and others motored to F.W. Worth Church, Mr. and Mrs. Gur-ger, Mrs. Lea Wood, Mrs. Lea Great and Mr. Buster Wilburn were in Jarl Worth Sunday. VERKON. — New Hope Church and Sunday School was at its bush- with Rev W. A. Thomas Washington has opened a Café of the Depot on Main St. and Washington has opened a barber shop. and Mrs. Mrs. Killenmotor motored over tropical rain. H. Hill motorized over from Miami. L. Hill motorized visiting Ms. Lovel. Stirling motorized recently moved here and in the barber business. Ms. Stirling is prepared to dress your hair. ABUENE. — St. Paul M. F. Church held its fourth quarter conference last week. Rev. and M. B. F. Stewart have purchased and Oakland car. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart visited their sister, Ms. Plaup left for their home in Fort Worth Hall for Rev. K. N. Hardman at Bethel A. M. E. Church last Sunday, and Monday. Service at Mr. Zoho was good and well attended. Service at preached two note a sermon Sunday. School at its best. Collection for the day $230. Purchase of a new Bible. U. which is doing great work. There will be a week's program assisted by the city churches, at 6 p.m. Monday, beginning Monday night. Oct 6th TEXEL—Dr. Stewart and Alexander have returned from the National Baptist Convention at Nailsville, Tenn. and was at their reunion paired of a One-Day Texas Rally, for State Texas Academy, 21st Street, Nailsville. The mates the mates $6.90. Miss Lloyd Vaughns of Jacksonville sang a two o'clock at the morning and evening dollar dollars was given her, Miss Newswone of New York was introduced by Dr. Sevant and made a clock service. The Rural School is scheduled to open 19th, 19th Sunday night, to visit her husband at her dormitory where she visited her parents, and brother. Miss Ruth White has returned from Dallas evening at the residence by the mother of Mr. Robt. E. Lynch passed away in the house of her daughter, Mrs. Dina She was funeralized the residence by the View Center on the Dike Highway, Mrs. Jackson had lived to a ripe age and was loved by a daughter, grand son, great grand daughter, two sisters and is host of other relatives and a sister from Lonleyview was present at the funeral, Mr. L. H. She was in the city Medow, Mr. Jay Williams has purchased a new Miss Milden Newsroom, Miss city last Thursday and is Domicled at the Lantern-Tucker house, N. Boveler Ave. Miss Newbury Association and has already met in organizing a large class of the American Child's Health Association and has already met in organizing a large class of the Rural Districts. Rev. and Mrs. Preston and family have resided at the Rural District, 21st Street. Simmons is on the slick list. Mrs. Effie Schaffer Overton, Mrs. Ethel Hutte, formerly of Overton and Mrs. Preston, both which opened the Rural District, 21st Street. Texas College opened last week to attend the East Texas college with a large enrollment. A other out of town visitors were here last week to attend the East Texas college with a large enrollment. A present to witness the opening. The male quartet which graduated last term was present and certified the summer in Detroit. ST. JOHN COMMUNITY—New Tom Edlinga of Parkway is here visiting his daughter, Mrs. Rose Brown. She is a great friend, good the attendance in very mend- gled. Mrs. Nellie, Hicks is a friend, and Mrs. Hannah Green and Mrs. D. A. Cotton are on the kick list this week. Miss Bertha Greer returns to the classroom. Miss Anneline, Wednesday, Mr. L. B. Goodwin, left, for San Antonio. Miss Carrie, for Misses Texas, for Misses Texas, Texas. Chaos Hooper spent a few days in San Antonio this week. Rev. Chaos Hooper spent a few days attending the Association at center. CENTER—W. G. B. at 601 Park Street, Beaumont been on an annual visit to the Masonic Lodge. Tweddle "night of the night" at the point at the St. Paul Chapel. tion Church, Sunday. A few Center were in Nocodoches Sunday where the District convention was in session. The Little son of M. McDunnan was been ill for a few dava. Mine Albert McAdamna made a business trip to Shelbyville, Monday Mr. McAdamna went to Carthage and others went to Carthage, Sunday. Max, M. U. Ridston is very slick at this writing. SAN ANGELO. — Grandmother Louise Roberta departed this Mile Sunday morning, Sept 28 at 12:30 p.m. with her daughter and grand daughter. The funeral was held Tuesday Sept 30 at 3:30 p.m. at Wesley Rev. A. L. Wyatt C. E. Shetland last rested Sunday from San Antonio, Gomelas and Quero relatives and friends. Rev. W. P. Willis returned from Tyler where he went on a business trip, Mrs. Willis, a Texas where she will take up her school work. Mrs. Willie Allen school work. Mrs. Willie Allen to steal her parents on east Blain Street. Mrs. Harve Lee Cressa, the only colored lady in the city to answer all calls an alma exeects to give first class service. Mrs. Willen of Taylor is visiting his wife, who has her mother with her. Mrs. Willibradh and Miss Willie returned last Monday from the church they spent a week on business THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1924 SWEETWATER—Little Zion S. S. was opened on time with supt. Mra. C. K. Walker, the primary class teacher, Mrs. Sarah Price won the Banner. All teachers are working faithfully in the Sunday school. Mrs. Sarah attended through the city Friday night and prescheduled a strong sermon. Rev. Jones preached a wonderful sermon. B. Y. P. U. is still at work although the new president was absent, the pastor acted as presidee of the speaking meeting, the spirit can high, all seemed to have enclosed it Sunday night. The pastor crowded it on the campus; the crowded house! collection $6,000. The W. H. S. met on time with a faithful foward, had a splendid performance, kept up with the news. Please put up. 1460-M. Gorge Moore, age 37 a veteran of the war at home Wednesday Sept. 24 of chronic appendicitis The remains were laid to rest in old Bethlehem Cemetery, Friday evening. Mr. Morris left a mourning tribute to one brother and a number of other relatives and friends to mourn his loss. Little Ira Lana and Mr. J. H. Lana and Mr. Mrs. Jordan Lease left a free树 and sustained a bain- arm arm. Mrs. E. J. Munger hath worn his arm. Mrs. J. H. Munger worn her niece weeks Anglinese Peloton of San Antoba and Lael Ford of Forbury, Texas, Mrs. J. H. Lana extended visit with her father, Mr. Junius Hall Mia, L. B. Jones has been slightly indi- fied with her father, Robert Roberson returned to his home from Galveston and is much im- proved in health. The Knights of Pyrrhius and the American Wood- men have been business here securing members CHAPEL HILL—Madam A. L. Sledge left for her home at Dallas, Mr. George Leonard of Houston, Mrs. O. M. A. Banks was called to Houston to be at the bedside of her sister; Mrs. Viola Jackson, Mrs. O. M. A. Banks was called to post week at Waco. Miss Idell Coulson left for Bellville Sunday to begin work in the public office. William Coulson was among the visitors the past week. Quite a crowd motored to Sauney Chapel Sun, even before the arrival of Prof. J. W. Smothers to add Industrial, Domestic and Manual Training at Sauney Chapel Sun. Remarks; remarks by Rev. H. A. Laugh and others, which was enjoyed by all. You will find the details of the event at M. T. Harris made a business trip to Houston the past week. TAILOR — Mrs. Lucinda Jones of Bastrop arrived in Taylor to meet Rev. P. H. Jackson, M. Art. Burke Rev. P. H. Jackson, M. Art. Burke Church chair is presiding to stage the Drama, "Soul of Texas" at the Grange District Association will convene in Taylor Wednesday, 12:30 p.m. The church, Miss. T. E. Nicholas conferred on her bad We. wrab D. E. Anderson of Smithville stopped over in Taylor Wednesay, 12:30 p.m. The national Grand Lounge, W. O. Clover. While in the city she was the guest of Mrs. H. Jackson of Bastrop. Rev. P. H. Jackson Bartlett arranged a antenid ram at 11 a.m. in. He also presided over the reception. Rev. G. W. Anderson is on the sick in theick Mr. Muckerman of Bastrop. Rev. P. H. Anderson made a visit to Taylor visiting his sister, Mrs. J. Zora Butler **TRIENITY** — The Association at Ridda Lake was largely attended by members and friends of the Ridda Lake community. The Lone Star, he be the moderator, all report a apendid meeting of the Primitive Baptist Church. Ida Rawls and Carrie Bryant attend their Association out from Onokolae the past week. Rev. K. Wheat and we were at their respective posts. Rev. H. L. Sweats preached a new sermon on the stone in Huntville the past week. He was accompanied by his wife and a number of friends. He served good meetings of good meeting of the W. H. and F. M. society out from Huntville. Wea, a prominent missionary of Grapeland stopped off from the Ridda Lake meeting and work at Natation. The school E. She is a strong representative for the Agricultural Industrial institution at Natation. The school founder, Miss Lida Mae Randolph of Crookee in for duty, Mrs Josephine Roberts and the women visiting. The American wood have on a drive for new members of the date John now you are a good risk. Mrs. H. M. Jenkins opened school in Huntville and Mrs. Ivette Kohl reported a visit to Galveston to see her parents. Mrs Anna Mation son are visiting in Galveston. ents were received, Mr. Whitman died last day that was buried at St. Mary's daughter, a young woman, in a fina young day, Missra. John Wilson, Bennie Pettit, Clemine Rappel, Rieford刀, Mr. Pendleton is the son of Mr. A. L. Pendleton, he also is a fine young man. Their many friends Stephens returned to Rice, Texas, where he filled the pulpit for the life, Mr. Ertlev, Albert and 'A. T. pastor of the A. M. E. church, Ms. Smith motored to Ladonia, Sunday, J. M. John left Miami on Monday, Mr. J. C. Hart and O. T. Cailan, Mr. J. C. Hart will open her kindergarten Monday, 20th where Mr. Hart went to have her McKenna returned from Windsor, Mr. Hart car fixed, Mr. and Mr. Sandera of McKenna returned from Windsor, Texarkana are domiciled at the residence of Mr. Eaton. Smith left Sunday for Paul Quinn "Another Consumers Special" Guaranteed Plumbing LOOK AT THIS! $100 Bathroom Outfit New $79.00 COMPLETE Brand-new, glistening white 3-piece bathroom outfit, completely trimmed with $79.00 the finest heavy nickel-plated trimming, complete for only. 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Nelson, who is伯林学院的教授, made a home visit in Ponta, Saturday and returned Sunda to the campus. Master Clarence Wood is here for Prairie View to enter school in Ponta, Sunday to attend his school visit. He will enter school this week to enter Jacksonville school. Mr. Ence Berkley arrived in Ponta, Sunday to attend his school visit. Mr. C. A. Hancock, delegate to the Sunday school convention, will attend his school visit. He is a real nice and interactive convention, which was held in Ponta. Rev. Alex Hill of the Christian Church presided Sunday, at Browne, over this week on a business trip to Ross and Rebecca Hill of Gakessen are visiting relatives in the Messera, Lee Anderson, and Rebecca Hill of Gakessen are attending the East Teca Fair at Tytler Saturday. her son in Newly, Oklah. Mr. Jae Delton of Ardmore, Okla. Mr. Jae wife recently. Plans are coming for her wedding. Northwestern Baptist Association to be held here Oct. 12th to 13th. Commission will be held here. Commission of the name of Mrs. W. Pollard member of Fred Douglas faculty in last week's issue was held at the office of San Antonio has moved to the city. Greens - Giles Nupish. A very pretty home wedding took place Sept. 20th at the home of the pride's parent. Rev. and Mrs. Greens, who is at St. at 4:45 m., when rev. M. E. Church united in John the Apostle of matrimony Mr. A. Greer of Dallas to Miss Cecil Mac Gies LAWFON, OKLA. — Mr. J. B. Woods an old pioneer citizen of Lawton passed away Sunday morning, quite a while. Sunday School and B. Y. P. U. at the usual hour at Baresthe Baptist Church. Rev. E. P. K. night. Sunday School and B. Y. P. U. at the usual hour at Gallilee Baptist Church. Rev. E. D. Park. night. Our pastor is on the sick list. Services were good at Baresthe Baptist Church. A M. E. Church. Our pastor was on the morning and night. A colored man was found dead in a canvas wagon No 14 of the Barnum and Grosse train Saturday morning. MAJESTIC THEATRE PROGRAM Powers Elephants—the biggest animal attraction in the show business—are the headline act of the program that begins with Sunday's performances. The performing elephants weigh 15 tons and do everything but talk. The big elephant steps through a tight fence and steps through a flat of little shirts. The Lorner Sisters are dancers from Europe where they have been introducing their steps that are acrobatic. The girllea have a clever act with lots of good music. The girllea have another bright spot on the bill with her double voice singing a rich baritone soprano without difficulty. Hurst and Vot are dancers from Europe who comedy saga that are a favorite wherever they appear. Hail and Duster are a lot of talking and dancing. It a clever comedy to keep things interesting. Wallace and McCorke have a ventriloquist act that is above the average. Both are able to throw stuff and stage. The picture next week is "The Glorious Adventure" with Lady Diana Manners the prettiest woman in all Europe in the star role. Several improvements have been in the colored section of the theatre which is now open every day. The colored section is 50 cents. Children 15 cents. NEGRO WON MOST ON WILLS-PIRIO PICTURE. Colored owners of a barber's pool in New York have a firm grip on the Pirillo-Wills fight, the pool room proprietor betting $2,000 on Wills to win. The fight lasted about a month before the fight and gradually increased the amounts of his bets with the skating code. The hattheatre have some horrible problems. The owner drops a cigarette in a coffee cup. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1924 performing domestic service for pass with rubbish. The money has been managed in fact, the summary denoted in a local bank in the city of Palma and superintendents of rail stations and superintendents of rail stations. DEMPEMY DOESN'T THINK Ninety-seven neon telegrams, OP WILLS. WHITES INDICTED FOR SHOOTING NEGRO (P.N.8) Feeling is said to be fense through out this section not only between the two chambers but also between klemman and anti-klemman County officials declare they will exert every vantage of skill and power over the law to prove its proper process. 132.855 NEGRO WORKERS ON STREAM RAILWAY LINES OF THE UNITED STATES are actually enraged in safeguarding passengers and property. There are baggage and 4,748 fliers; 302 mechanics and 3,102 nurses; 202, telegraph, and telephone linemen; 32 condominiums; 111 bargage, switch and flanger; 1,185 lore and overcrowder; 2,777 bolt water hoses; 16,712 laborers; and 1,981 occupations, such as ticket agents and station hands, who are not cleanliness included in an appreciable number of female employees who work as porters, loremen, telegraph, operators, in fact, boat of four female Negro telegraphers. Illinois, with the vetting of forty years has been a telegraph for the Illinois Central Railroad Company. Geographically, these 195,045 employees throughout every state in the Un ion. Georgias lead, with 10,865, and Iowa lead, with 10,854. Texas Texas, 4,881; Tennessee, 8,100; Texas, 7,447; North Carolina, 5. 1. TRENTON, N. J. Oct. 1- According to the state law which provides that in per cent of the gate receipt of price fights be turned over as taxes, New Jersey will earn $26, -600 as a result of the Willie-Pirco contest as Boylen Thirty Acres. Special Sale on SHIRTS and UNDERWEAR $2.00 SHIRTS $1.24 $2.50 SHIRTS $1.80 $2.50 SILK SHIRTS $1.95 CHICAGO, IL, Oct. — As part of its social program, the Chicago Annual Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church's solution at its last meeting, reciting the details of the political situation of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, concluded with the advice that Negroes should support the Republican party. While we realize that in some respects and at some time representatives of the Republican party have the complete record in national affairs, we recognize the appreciative of our aid at the same time when we recall and compare the complete record in national affairs by the two of the great leading parties we quickly see a splendid balance in favor of the Republican and Republican standard bearers." The resolution was signed by the Governor of Illinois, L. Gaines and by the Rev. C. M. Tanner. R. E. Willem, R. E. Taylor, L. T. Scott, J. M. Henderson, C. Z. Willis, J. M. McJrake and W. L. Lucas. PORO BOUND RETURNS FROM EUROPEAN VISIT NEW YORK, N. Y. O.ct. — Among the passengers on the "Ballistic" which arrived at New York Monday, was the founder of Port College, Saint Paul, and the summer visiting in England, France, Spain, Switzerland, and Ireland. Mr. Malone, who was prevented from accompanying her abroad by Mr. Malone, was chosen at Cleveland to notify President Coolidge his nomination by GIVES OLD EMPLOYE $200.00 A. N. P. B. NASHVILLE, Tenn. Oct. 4—When Theodore Plummer, formerly a resident of this city, but now living in Garden City, returned a few days ago one of his first trips to look up Mitchell Holbrook for 25 years adexon of the Vine Street Christian Chapel and his wife with a purse containing $400.00. Mr. Holbrook had for- warded the money from a foundation. Mr. Plummer and the latter declared that he preferred to remember his father, who was living rather than in his will. HIDES FORTEP STEWFORD YORK, Pa. Oct.—While cleaning accumulated rubbish from the home of Catherine Rosenberger, an aged woman, she found a small item some small change which the occa- cant of the house did not know she the colons were found in stew- bowl with rubbish. The money has been deposited in a local bank in the sonnale's name. DEMPKEY DOESNT THINK UP WILLS. NEW YORK. N. Y. Oct. 4—Al- heavily weighty champion Jack Lowe got from him in the nature of a meeting during the last week, nothing could be got from him in the nature of a meeting of Tom Gibbons and Jack Lowe, a champion of the couple a champion of the doors during the winter to keep him from going state. Although Dempierre was not a champion, he guaged, so sport writers, wrote, with Wiltz showing, he doesn't seem to lean to Wills as easy pickings. One day, it is related a man called at the home of an evangelist, writes a summing correspondent to a Texas paper. The little daughter of the house, aged 13, asks the father in? asked the stranded. No replied the child, but walk right in, posing. Mother can pay for you. He Know His job So you think you can dress a show window so that every woman who comes a long will stop at the entrance of the establishment of an applicant for work. Teen or adult? What is the first thing you would do? 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McMILLAN & PINKFEST Phydrids and Surgeons McMillan Institution, Cor. Hall and State St. Dallas, Texas TAKE PART FIRST INT IT will be the event of you —this splendid winter or tropics, with its congenial wonderful sightseeing, edu ```markdown ``` HARVARD DISCHARGES NEGRO WAITORS CAMBRIDGE Man. Oct. 4—Waitresses are considered a better-drawing card than colored waiters, and the Hall at Harvard University, and the change from the latter to the former has accordingly been made. This is in part due to the fact that from a gastroenterist in which the undergraduates were requested to work in the hospital for not paturing the famous Inventary dining hall. COLORED AGENTS WANTED To organize lodges for an old des- serted city, the accident and death clients, the accident and death big money Address Field Dairy Eighth St. N. W., Washington Eighth St. N. W., Washington THE REX The World's Best Im makes the hair grow and pr All of the Mime, C. J. Wake articles for sale, Mrs. M. E. 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Madison Square Mile, NEW YORK C T YOURSEL TER-RACIA our lifetime milestone of pursue to the race relation milestone of progress in the history of race relations—the first cruise with equal treatment for all citizens of good repute. You will be proud as long as you live to have had a part in this great event which opens another door of equal rights. The Aladdin Cruise touches eleven tropic ports including the Canal Zone and South America. It affords opportunities for shore pleasures at every port, including a trip across the Canal Zone to Panama and Balboa, as well as an overland journey to Caracas in Venezuela. The same privileges, the same fine fare, entertainment, lectures and games for all while on shipboard. Prices of accommodation vary with location of the cabin. For full information fill out the coupon below and mail it to us. THE ALADDIN CURSE CORPORATION Prospect-Fourth Bldg. Cleveland. 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EXCELSIOR MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION Dallas, Texas Most people need money when they travel. Some of them want to carry the best out of town or they may want to buy a car. Most people need you think the kind of BIKER you are. We pay death claims in 24 hours. Any person deserving death protection, call at room 300-379-3133, Temple, 810-810-8100, St. MYSTIC SEER TELLS YOU All you wish to know about yourself and future—how many children you will have, how many Happiness—Success—Prosperity also answer any question you wish to ask regarding which one is the most MYSTIC SEER, a truly mark on your life. This book is a secret code. FREE 125-page MYSTERIOUS DREAM BOOK. Also fam with every order. No Herd. This is truly the greatest gift offer on the market. Dept. 19, P. O. Box 288, K UYU. SELF IN THIS AL CRUISE of progress in the history of ions—the first cruise with ment for all citizens of good PAGE SEVEN MARY H. Strickland, Pres. S. 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