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EVANS LOSES SUIT TO BREAK DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY TWENTY-EIGHT HUNDRED NEGRO CHILDREN ATTEND STATE FAIR NEGRO EXHIBITS AT FAIR ATTRACT MARK ATTENTION The Dallas Express LINK JOHNSON BLAIMS SIMS FOR ATTACK ON COHEN within two hours after the deceased terrovirus would overwhelm the territories under the control of the former Japanese invasion of Korea under South Korea in the war of victory and an angel of the full fight of the Democrats in the South are two-thirds of the Democratic population of real Democratic prey in the experience of real Democratic prey in the American New England campaign to the American New England campaign. "The Republicans wrote this," "that the Republicans wrote this," "writing Republicans believed in all" "balanced in game of the arm" "and in citizenship. Pumorcats do not be" "their work they shall know then." "Calvin Coolidge is a Republican" "who wrote this." the Carrie Steele school, the Bell Street school, the Baillier Street school, the Ashby Street school, the Baillier Street school, the Ashby Street school, Holmes institute and Spellman College. In addition to these the Chisholm schools of Pullen county has a joint exhibit. "The Republican Party Is The Ship, All Else Is The Sea."—Fred Douglas. NEGRO METHODIST BISHOP MAY PRESENT CHURCH UNIFICATION PLAN Mayor Blaylock Speaks at Dallas' Playhouse, City Presents Boquet WASHINGTON, Oct 26 - LaFollette Mrs. Moore were delivered by the Department for a constitutional amendment J. W. Hiee, editor of the Department give Congress authority to Express; Sam E. Reeb, manager override decisions of the Supreme and boarding agent of the Theatre BAPTISTS ASK DEMOCRAT CANDIDATE ABOUT STATUS OF SOUTHERN NEGRO VOTERS Norristown, Pa. Oct. 25—Using the kitchen stove as a bank proved expensive for Mrs. Samuel Troutman, of Mt. Vernon, $200, savings of herself and son, went up in somme of a blinding fire. Mrs. ago, Mrs. Troutman placed a box containing the money in the oven. When the fire a free fire was built, she hid the hiding place unit, while the money recalled to mind and she rushed home, only to find the rolls of bills among the ahesa. She had expected the place in the barn this week. MENACE SEEN IN LAFOL LETTE PLAN BAPTISTS ASK DE PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Oct. 21 The Baptist Ministers Conference of this city and velocity have written a letter to Nancy Democrat candidate for President, not on his broad expression in order to include Colored citizens in view of the disfurbanization of the city and widen them. The letter addressed to him calls his attention to conditions obstructing his campaign, and indicates that disfurbanization by means of the white voters only. If the Negro is unquenchably whether or not he is disfurbanized to his wives' benefit as it is demolition by Southerners who advocate disfurbanization at the moment. The full text of their letter is as follows: The underrepresented representing the Black community in the Baptist Ministers Conference of Philadelphia, and Volunteer the liberty of addressing you with reflections on the importance and moments during your recent trip in the THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1924 1890 L. L. CAMPBELS. President Missionary Baptist General Convention of Texas. EMOCRAT CANDIDATE STA West, particularly in your speech in which you made a certain declaration in which you certain declarations of the Democ- ratic party, to sit. The Democratic believe in a gov- ernment of the people, for the peo- ple and special privileges to some. And November, the Democratic party will and assure, will uphold all the free speech free press and free as- sistance. You are the acknowledged stan- dard for demonstrations your policy of administration should you be elec- tivated with joy the new war of fa- tion has violated the Constitution. He has established a one party govern- ment could not obtain in a real democ- ratic party. "In the Democratic primaries of Owens Booking, Mascotization, of Chantenga, Tenn.; D. A. K. Hepner, Mascotization, of Chantenga, Tenn.; speeches were limited to two minutes were high in their praise and Mr. Moore who have been the foremost purveyors of amusement to the audience. Mrs. Moore Introduced Following the conclusion of the speakers, Mrs. Moore, for whom the theatre is named was presented to the audience with a monologue, Prologue a greeting her appearance on the stage. Her appearance on the stage was with modest pride at the successful achievement of her life long ambition, a hearty good will that was evident in every face in the audience, as to stalk an answering chaperon in the audience, and to recoast her struggles to build up a playhouse that would be a credit to her offering had been made to her to go back into the business of performing acting. Her acting was hardest and of how she stayed hard by her determination to achieve her goals, a greeting her remarks when she declared that "even in my pride I am not a man of low stature that has been in my mind's eye for many years. I am conscious of the importance of the theatre have played in making this ```markdown ``` ATE ABOUT TUS OF SOUTHERN the south for example. Colored Louisiana state legislature law are prohibited from voting. And this is a protection by your jury to sensitive the Negro forever politically and is a pretax by your jury to While it is not the intention of this body to go to the grave, the government will identify the past Democratic leaders of the past, still and states, where Negroes are de- signed, and on the ground that he will be political. And such conditions are inapplicable to you, Gary, Indiana, on September 11, what you should be demanding the liberty of pro- posing to the hope that you question the hope that you question that be may of such character that in feel that you believe in a Gover- nment. LAFOLLETTE OPPOSED TO SEGREGATION AND DISCRIMINATION IS STATEMENT LaFontete Headquarter, October 15, 1924, Chicago, Illinois The campus was "Bob" LaFontete, age in Chicago. The senior arriver at Michigan Central Station at 7:58 a.m., and remained in his car until everywhere on foot as well as in automobiles and gathered about the station. At 9:00 clock, the hour of 9:00, the second, the fourth, and the 400 automobiles flying LaFontete banners and 4,000 college followers of "Fighting Bob" a candidate received in Chicago election which any presidential candidate ever received in Chicago of the American people could elicit such a whole-hearted, genuine welcome from the people. And the Cohort of the American people became basic that their fellow citizens. The test of the geniuses of the Fighting Bob and the principles for which he is fighting came in the evening to secure seats at the symposium. The public was asked to contribute from five cty to two cents to the speech, the public was asked to contribute the house was sold. Colorful people as well as colorfully contributed their mits to help the government to pay the compensation of admission fee to hear a political speech is unprecedented. The action with the masses. LaFontete is not a politician; he is the hero who symbolizes the American square. Following a conference between Senator LaFollette and G. Victor Negro division, during which the Senator's attitude toward those issues which are vital to Negro life, he out out that the Senator was unequivocally opposed to the discriminatory policies in the federal departments. He is opposed to all forms of re-identification and to personal identity. He felt that the Senator was of the black man is one of education, and that the white people over the kind of education is provided to enable the group to adjust itself to the white people and to which the white people must pay the black people. The Senator expresses surprise that students should doubt his position on race issues. The Colored people have always found sympathy for the Colored people. When the Negro segregation movement came on him and palpitated on Cohen was purposed purely on the ground of color and not of ef- fect discrimination, he stepped which led to his confirmation. If nothing else, his outspoken denunciation of the Klan should convince the Colored people that he N NEGRO VOTERS ment of the people and for the people, with equal rights to all men and special privileges to none. "And here we rest our case with the following questions: 1. When you say egal rights to all men, we wish to know de- fendments you include the Colored citizens. 2. If so, are you aware that you pay your party will subscribe to your views? 3. Do you think that your party will subscribe to your views? 4. The South where these conditions the South where these conditions the which the largest number of your the largest number of your "Barnaby insisting upon a definite answer to these questions, we wears with great respect. The Right to Manage Conference of Philadelphia and viability. A. L. A. Johnson. B. L. C. W. Hartin. Secretary. C. W. B. Reed. Chairman. D. W. H. R. Powell. Secretary." Fear That Negro Bishops Would Demand Right to Preside Over White Dioceses; Gives Cause For Objections of Bishops of South NASHVILLE, Tenn. Oct. 22—was eligible for deacon's order if "who misunderstands and who is being preached to Negroes when misled" aks bishop W. A. Candlen ever I could, and I have continued of the Methodist Episcopal church South in a five column altar was one of the founders of Paine's trock against unification of Methodism, at Augusta, hail, in 1832, bought the grove purchased for it the Nashville Hanner, Bishop Candlen's questions are directed to Bishop W. A. Candlen to pay for it, boarded in my "Hishop Murray surges, aid amounts has been appointed to serve in justly that American Methodism the supreme Court of the United States," he wrote. "I am the president of the providendly in America. I agree in the supreme Judicial council of him. And with me this is no Methodism, if the proposed plan of the United States is to be approved." WILEY TO PROCEED AT ONCE TO BUILD NEW GIRLS DORMITORY CHICAGO, III. Oct. 25—Greater Education Board of New York to Bethel A. M. E. church, said to be in restitution on the twenty-five largest church occupied by Bethel A. M. church that board groves in the world, was gutted by Wiley, who banked on amount available for immediate use fire Friday night. The cause of the fire is unknown. Various possible costs on the dormitory, the cost of which will appraise 100,000 when caused given were Ku Klux Klan, political differences, and internal disagreements been appraised by the Board. AMERICA'S GREATEST NEGRO CHURCH BURNS The building contained a restaurant, sweet shop,贴店, apartments on the ground floor, the bungalow and auditorium. The officers of charge detained the suspects. The police officer Kian was appointed for the fire. They are also against plaintiff the plains on political grounds. The police officer has not elected denial is a jeason. Continued on page 2. PRICE FIVE CENTS. IMARY N PLAN Bishops Would Deeside Over White Diase For Objections of was eligible for deacon's orders I began preaching to Negroes whenever I could, and I have continued to do so for nearly fifty years. I was one of the founders of Paine College, at Augusta, Ga., in 1881, and received for years a kind and raised much, if not great of the money to pay for it boarded in my house. Mr. Morrison, the President of William Walker, his firm, thereby served on its board of trustees for more than thirty years, redouging church services on me the consuming labor of chairman of the educational committee, charged with the establishment of our two universities." The above is Bishop Candler's idea of correct service and co-operation. There, in matters of church and place it should stop. He goes on to lie. "But it is one thing to tender service for and with the Negroes of our Colored Methodist Episcopal Church, and it is also something to agree to put white people in any measure under the official superintendence of Negro Bishop Candler of the Methodist Episcopal Church into ecclesiasticalism in the legislative and judicial departments of the northern church would participate, infinitely. No Negro has ever been appointed to serve in the House of States, but they may, and will, sit in the supreme judicial council of the United States, if the supreme plan of unification is adopted." NEED AT ONCE TO GIRLS DORMITORY --- TYLHN, TEXAS, Oct. 22 - East Texas Phonogram Company has just closed a big deal with President Banks of Texas College, that has been maturing for several years, for a Mason-Hamilton Polar Plane. The The MH MH MH MH FR FR FR Grand has already been placed in the spacious Chapel of the new $100,000.00 Martin Hall. This big Grand sale upward of $2,000.00 and of selling prices that has ever gone through the East Texas Phonogram Company is the only benefit of this kind operated by our people in the southwest. The growth of this Company has been rapid for the last four years, starting with a merger sum, but now ranks well among the well called Negro business of Texas. pole AED VOTERS aaa TEXAS: READ! THINK! » . ACT! Bz 55s. ee =— ; Agent ee : © DO, you favor “lily-white” Republicantsin? _ BO you consider yourselves American citizens? DO you believe inthe fundamental princlples of ‘epublicanism and Bie ae Hone’ 4 L 20 you ‘A Weepotic, political oligarchy—oné ‘that excludes J you fom your own party? DO you eee “OF THE PEOPLE, FOR THE PEOPLE | ~ AND BY THE PEOPLE?” | BO you relish the idea of voting for a candidate for governer of your “state who reads-you out of your own party? = WOULD you vote for'any so-called Republican nominee, who goes over fs the state preaching “white supremacy” and “nigger inferiority?” HF WOULD you voto to strengthen the reputed Republican party in Texas, i so thatvits “Iily-white” leaders can further disfranchise and po- i. _litieally’ unharse. you and'your posterity ? ~ ARB. you willing to barter your birthright for a mess of poitiel por- s ‘ridge? ; Hf WOULD you support any Republican who raises the false issue of “Ne- ee deercra set a evr public utterance that po) Sy taaNe r far a8 1 am concerned ?” EES oe | eh eeaimammaaaas Hf] WOULDNIT Yourrather exst’ your ballot for a genuine, first-class " DemidcFatié woman than for'a hypocritical Republican man—who even admits in his public speeches that he is not making the race ‘asa Republican, and who is not a Republican by either preach ©. ments or practices? FO you consider yourselves American citizens, free and untrammelled; F | /20r are you slayes and serfs held under the lash of political cow- adie and partisan expediency? ' © Rte you capable of resenting an’ unwarranted, unprovoked and grtui- | een ee insult with your ballots at the opportune and proper tone? © CAN.yon consistently and conscientiously support Dr. George C. Butte, | Repubisan nominee for governor of Teas, who has dered and | f= dinoment the Negro trom numerous public platforms? | ges a EP to the polls on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1924, |. and VOTE FOR... ! Halper 8s eae Bhs: Sing E a ay. aun , 4 ‘ LU RBL | oP es eee A ee =~ | -PORGOVERNOROFExAS 0°" be ais Ba “ Fra a heavy black line through the name of George: Butte, Repoblicn | Hlomines for rovermer,-on the offcia! ballot co Election Day) ANTI-BUTTE COLORED Ca ers os RE Witt SA ee > o- QF TEXAS Baap Ree CPE oa $ eater? X1GIST Cc a anit oot 4 Rigs. - C. 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Nightly, she thrills vast audiences with her beauty and skill. She brings her appointee on the scene in the Bellaiah Rainbow Medical Company. And, like all successful people we see in our group, nowadays, Miss Hartley has an abundance of lovely, straight, glowing hair. When asked about her beautiful hair, Miss Virginia Hartley laughed and said, "Really, that's a professional secret! But to be honest, my hair was short, wavy and ugly until I started using PLUKO HAIR DRESSING. It is really due to the regular use of this wonderful preparation that I have such beautiful hair now. Are YOU proud or ashamed of YOUR HAIR? There is no longer need for you to have a beauty growth of short, harsh, wavy hair, which you must be ashamed of, when thousands of our lead models and women, like Miss Hartley, are making their hair long, straight, glow and beautiful using PLUKO HAIR DRESSING. You can get PLUKO HAIR DRESSING from your drugged or merchant in town or city. Pluko Hair Dressing, all perfumed and ready to use, costs less than any way for materials to make the same amount of the most ordinary hair dressing. Pluko HAIR DRESSING Black and White Gans 40¢ Green Gans 25¢ MORE THAN A MILLION PACKAGES ARE SOLD A YEAR. Uly Charles Natchell Morris, Jr. (Special Dispatch) President Campbell's Annual Address The outstanding feature of the tuesday morning session was the president. Rev I. L. Campbell of Boston made this announcement, has made this organization not only the largest but one of the most in- fluential in America. The magnif- iately popular St. Paul's Students in America. The magnif- iately popular St. Paul's Students in America. One Ticket Only for Negroes. Endorse Stand of Dallas Express. HOUSTON, TEXAS. Oct. 22. With more than pass interest I have noticed the warm discussion of politics from press and platform. I wish now to add my own opinion to the usual others now before the public. Surely the political situation of the nation is unusual in comparison with the rest of the pagnas. We we usually have only two major parties we now A view of the huge chorus directed by Prof. H. B. P. Johnson which on Tuesday night rendered a program of Negro music for 1200 members of the General Baptist Missionary Convention in session here. political action was justified, not yet has there come sufficient reason to change. It is true, that in recent years we have had to work in our by any party, is also true that the republican party has failed to handle legislation designed for good, in a masterly manner at the same time, but when they were making efforts in our behalf, however feebly or however ably, it was our duty to support them, that effectively offered canadat. Now then, we say the republican party South is controlled by us, and we are to grant us the privilege to which we are undoubtedly entitled. This may be true and is true, that the republican trot is written from us. We alone are to blame. Our indifference, our feeble political efforts account for the failure. Our differences with the present republican leaders, in Texas, our different parties, in Texas, our different party and between whom there is equal privilege and equal standing, it takes them to maintain their privileges, then let us like men stand up and offer battle. In the other party we have neither privilege nor notebooks and can neither fight to maintain their privileges, then they do not want us and will not have us; their one offer Let me dismiss the discussion of choice between the republican and Democratic parties by saying I are not sure what course others are a Success! an profession—the stage. Nightly, not audiences with her beauty and ability as she appears on the scene in Honor Medical Company. we successful people we see in our [Altofto, when it was discovered individuals should stand. Unlike many leading politicians, many leading politicians believed the Negro got to be a milii. It would be a gross insult for any one to be a milii with it the Secretary of State and it would influence themselves and Negro Baptists and vote. I want the rights of my colleagues for fifty years. This chairman an equal chance in the battle for the presidency by the Baptists, and everyone repudiated by the Baptists, the yoked and the unyoked. The guardianship and casting terrors, nor the race, is a strong victory for the yoked and the unyoked. We have voted for any candidate of any race. As an evidence that this prohibition amendment. The black race in principle was denounced to expect to vote, but when he goes by crawling and falling, finally can expect him to do the right thing the Negro a lesson and he National President Speaks Thursday. tried associations, the fifteen hundred churches, and two hundred ministries should be no throughput to reach it to react the least one in this country. may take, I cannot bring myself to torse the party of Lincoln, Douglas and Roosevelt, for the party of Ardman, Blease and Tillman. In the third party, there is no chance for them to win, so what does it matter if they are for us or against us. If the biggest man in the history of Roosevelt is the third party go, what may we expect of a man who only holds an affection of foreigners and radicals. Or if, as some say, LaFolette was a fair chance to win, then he would face with a crisis. What then should be our course? Since the Republican party came to us when we were much more dire and galled than the one they face, then we have a more honorable opportunity to a life long friend and at the same time increase our claim to friendship. The Dallas Express takes the stand that we unqualifiedly can untill every prescind, county and district strength of the race from the smallest convention to the largest convention of Texas will receive the same recognition at the hands of the Republican party as does Georgia. If we leave the party to the Lilly-whites, it will be what we the Republicans have not have on, another year will see no third party, and so we will be out entirely; in other words we will be out entirely and no where to go." The Republican Party is the Shil. All the sea." Let us stay with the sea." THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1924 Texas Towns Texas Towns CHAPEL HILL—Sunday School opened at 8:30 a.m. m. with supporter and teachers on the job. Dr. Eder held the last quarter in Slaughter, P. E. of the Chapel Hill District. Dr. Drushek held his fourth and last quarter集中讲座. A. M. E. Church. The Presiding Elder preached a strong sermon. Rev. O. Jones delivered a strong sermon. The past quarter $671.11. Amount raised in the quarter $675.00. Dr. Thursday evening the sixth and seventh quarter. Junita Sanders were joined together in Holy matricary at the church. F. Jenkins officiated. After spending the past week here with relatives Mrs. W. L. Jackson left for home for his home at Houston. Mr. H. B. Toland of Galveston was among the visitors, the past week, Mrs. Jenkins stopped over carate home from the Baptist State convention. **'ROCKETT'** Ms. Stella Nelson was custor of, Ms. Molle Nicks for dinner, Wednesday. Rev. A. Michael for dinner, Wednesday. Ms. M. Bean of Palestine was guest in the room of Mrs. Sarah Guest; Mechanics Thompson Bean was guest in the room of Mrs. Basil Washington Sr. Thursday night where they were highly entertained. Mr. Jimmie Brown a guest will open a first class grocery store. Ms. Green of the Presbyterian church branched a great deal. Ms. A. 3 o'clock Rev. M. Reese of Bathel Bastid church branch Convention Expected to go to Inviston It is expected that the great 1926 semi-colonial convention will meet in New York next month, and has been made on the basis of booze and entertainment there for its ephecal session. At New York, Green, The Solomon Thought: Burial Association has their annual sermon at St. Andrew's Church, preached by Rev. Fowey, Rev. J. Johnson. Preached by Lake Sunday night to a packed house. We regret very much to lose him. Mrs Nalle H. Moseley, Mrs Fowey J. Johnson, patients last month: Miss Nancy Newman, and Mrs. L. Coffey, Mrs. Moseley is a well trained nurse. Mrs Fowey sketches at the house of his sister Mrs M. N. Davis. We wish for him a speedy recovery, Mrs. Ola Traus is able to be up and out again. **WHITEROCK.** — The fourth quarterly conference was held at the 18th and 19th School of Law at 18th and 19th School of Law well attended. At 11:30 our Presidial Elder Jenkins, D. D. presided over the meeting of 4 o'clock. Rev. G. B. Young from Bethel Dallas, preached a soul stirring sermon. We all were made aware of the importance of Troter and others were visitors, all of Dallas, Mrs. Nancy Cook, O. H. Cook, Mrs. H. and F. M. Society was with us all day. We were glad to have the Presidial Elder prescheduled sermon. Money raised $77.17. DENYON — The remodeling of the Pleasant Baptist Church is near completion. The pastor Rev. Joseph is making straneous efforts to have the church in good shape for winter Services were good all day at St. Peter's Church. The report is reported to be very sick. Mr. Ciflion Taylor is very much improved at the writing Miss N. Ciflion Taylor is the interest of M. Pilgrim C. M. E. Church Miss Campbell is a very talented musician of Tillotson College She domiciled at the church. She expects to teach music here Rev. L. M. Mitchell has purchased and contemplated a property near the near future. Friends receive with regret the news of the seri YOTH--Sunday was a błądach day at the M. Olive Bible Church. Rev. Renee of Jasper was at the three-bedroom church. Five three-bedrooms added a church to the teachers' association met at M. Zion Church last Thursday night to teach the teachers' Association meeting. The following name per se made a grand talk on Shoah and the Holocaust by Mr. H. W. Long followed by Measures E. J. Hayes, Hochels and Scott and Prof. Griffin (the club made arrangements to purchase a vidrio for the school). Ginnie, Mr. and Mrs. L. Vitor entertained students on Monday night in their guest from Crowley L. 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Entered at Post Office at Dallas Town second-class matter, under act of Congress, March 1879 no more anxious the unite teacher, neither but it been answered by the yellow street. it is not illiterate, it is not a slave, it is a day in existence, an insane, an insane, an insane, times it no to call to passeing breeze; files to our doubled flag! it prefaces a patriotic tone. The face of a man bonded to justice covers all the territory occupied by the human race. This man is a slave and are perishing. Days of life press cart, up and stand with us. This ground is holy. B. R. KING. THE ELLA B. MOORE THEATRE OPENS There has been no more auspicious occasion in the city of Dallas than the opening on Monday night of the Ella B. Moore Theatre, both in point of attendance and in point of representation. On the program of that night were representatives, only of the city government of the Dallas, but the city government itself was represented by the Mayor and that representation was of the sort that convinced the public of a sort of regard of the city government. The effort of the race to make progress that is not commonly seen in the South. It indicated that there is no bar to the successful operation of large concerns by members of the race who were correct. It also proved that in this as in many other respects, Dallas is in a class to it. But of more importance from the standpoint of pleasure was the need to train and develop her, after so many years of heart breaking toll and work, were at the success on that night. Those who have been familiar with the program of Negro education, among the past few years are familiar with the struggles of that man and his wife, and the continuance of the wife, for it is well known that her abilities in large medical continuance of the efforts of her husband when things looked bad for her, have done year after year and and sacrificed as they have, to have hoped against hope as they have done year after year and the dream of their lives should also pleasure to all who know of And aude from that, in their success there is proof of the fact that man, in spite of color, in spite of race, in spite of background and disappointment, can succeed if there is but in them an ambition that refuses to be quenched. The completion of that theatre is a distinct addition to the city in point of amusement. But It is also the completion of the race to sum the total of its accomplishments. It is another reason for the increase of pride of Negro everywhere in the ability of the race to perform that act. It is also the reason that pride should make itself felt in the sort of attendance that playhouses which will mean in future months and years. This should be particularly borne in mind at this time by the masses of Texas Negro voters who, because they are not satisfied with the actions of those who are now at the head of the Republican Party in this state are being urged to vote for the Democratic ticket in the gubernatorial elections. The fact that the decree of the Texas court in this case affirms the right of the party to bar the Negro voter from its primaries in which all of its candidates are chosen means that it bars the Negro from real participation in the government; it bars the Negro from real participation in the government; it bars the Negro from that there will be no time in the near future when Negro voters will come into such a position as to be able to do anything other than vote blindly, powerlessly for some candidate whom they have had no hand in choosing. There will be no time when the race can be represented in any such way as to the Republican party in this state and other Southern states. There must come in the life of the race in Dallas when those who will be found identified with every movement for their prose. This is not now the case. This is not the case in Dallas, in fall within the street prose of certain classes of leaders, in the street prose of certain moral for them, but they rather are stubbornly tough. Such a class would benefit if bingo programs. In the Republican party, until a few years ago, the condition was just reversed. One has only to go back to the days of Cuney and others to realize how great is the difference in the policy of the two. Though in later days there has seemed to be a change in the policy of the Republican party in that regard, it must be borne in mind that that --- THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1924 COL. MIDNIGHT'S WEEKLY LETTER. ```markdown ``` change has been made possible by the failure of McDonald and those who followed him in the unfortunate bolt from the party in the San Antonio convention. It does not mean however that the door of opportunity to come again into a place of power in the party has been closed so tightly as the same door in the Democratic Party has always been. Common sense will reopen it. Organization and the sense and courage to fight with a deep-prooted desire to win a way to govern the days of political participation in Texas for the Negro. The Democratic party has always been the enemy of the Negro voter. It has invoked the power of courts and lawmaking bodies to make firm its decrees. Such has not yet been the rule of the Republican party in regard to the Negro, and there is no reason to feel that it will be the case soon. This decision of the Supreme Court was not altogether unexpected. Therefore it is not particularly discouraging. But as another example of the sort of desire that that party has for the support of the Negro in Texas it is particularly valuable. And so no Negro feel himself. The Democratic party in Texas like the Democratic party all over the South has the "No Admittance" sign forever turned in the face of the Negro voter. That much is certain. BRO. RICHARDSON SAYS "PARVUM IN MULTO" O Our very loyacious fellow editor C. F. Richardson of the Houston informer in his distribute of last week under caption of "The Informer is still from Missouri!" takes a column and a half of double column space to tell to the world something that the Express editor has not yet been able to discover. It is very seldom that the Express feels that there is propriety in the use of dead languages, but the length of the supposed reasoning of "Brother" Richardson and the small bit of real logic contained in it makes the heading of a poem peculiarly fitting. Richardson uses the Latin idiom "meaning" much in little but in the case of Editor Richardson's editorial The Express sees "little sense in much argument." So far it has not been made at all clear to the general public by Editor Richardson whether he would advice the Negro voters of Texas to vote the Democratic ticket or simply not to vote the Republican ticket. Not only does he seem to be "from Missouri" as he declares but he seems in no way to be "from Texas" as he declares and he gets down. He declares in one breath that he will not support the Republican candidate in the coming election and in the next breath he declares that he does not say that he favors the support of the Democratic candidate. What then does he argue about. Or, we should have asked, "Why does he argue?" For what candidate is he if he favors neither the Republican nor the Democratic candidate? He does not without taking into account the continued peculiar reasoning ability of "The Good Editor" with regard to the propriety of the voting of the Republican ticket by the Negroes of Texas. He goes on in his argument to quote the late President Harding's Birmingham speech in which he declared that "I do not want the Colored parties to be entirely of one party" and that "I do not want the Negroes to be in Texas now as far as the two major parties are concerned. At least that is what The Express is forced to think since the good Houston editor does not mention any other party. It would not do the late Chief Executive of our country credit to think that he meant the support by Negroes of any party in which they did not have the right to help in the those elections." And he declares that as conditions now are. And there is not any reason now to measure that these conditions will change soon. The Express would ask "Brother Richardson" what good would the support of the Democratic nominee for governor would do the Negro voters of Texas. It is understood that that support could be given only in the general election and this a well known fact that in Texas the choice of a candidate by the Democratic Party is equivalent to election; or at least has been for more years than we care to remember. The party cannot go into any of the party councils and never have had that power. How then, would their support be worth anything to them beside the bare satisfaction of having voted for some candidate that was not favorable to the Republicans. That, the Express thinks, is poor consolation indeed. In fact, such a course would be even more indicative of poor judgment than the action of those Negro leaders who a few years ago, willingly walked out of the state Republican convention and gave to the lily white leaders the power to govern and to have power to control of the party in Texas and eliminate them from active participation in it. Let's not continue to be foolish "Brother Richardson." It is high time that the Negroes of Texas begin to apply the acid test of reason to their political affairs as well as to many of their other activities. Let brain rather than sentience be the basis of the Negroes in Texas KNOWS THAT THERE IS ONLY ONE PARTY IN WHICH THERE IS OPPORTUNITY FOR ACTIVE PARTICIPATION OF THE NEGRO. THAT PARTY IS THE REPUBLICAN PARTY. WHETHER THE PRESENT MANAGEMENT IS TO HIS LIKING OR TO HIS LOVING, THAT WAY IS TO GO INTO EVERY PRECINCT AND COUNTY AND STATE CONTENT AND OUT VOTE THE LILY WHITES AND AGAIN COME INTO THE PLACE OF POWER that WAS LOST by the FOOLISH LEADERSHIP OF THOSE WHOSE JUDGMENT WE TRUSTED FOR SO MANY YEARS. Cutting off noses to spite faces may be all right for children but it is not becoming may be all right for adults. And to value properly the circumstances which surround them. There is not now, and there never has been any occasion for the decision of the Negro in Texas to vote the Democratic ticket in any election. He cannot choose for whom he will vote. And of that party is given the absolute opportunity to vote at all. The EXPRESS STANDS BY THE MOTTO AT ITS MAST HEAD. THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IS THE SHEAR; ALL ELSE IS THE SEA. COL. J. O. MIDNIGHT UGEN NEGRO VOICE TO STAY B E G. O. P. TEXARKA, ARKANSAS — want to give every man the right to think, and the world is calling on him to think, who think and there are others who just think the thoughts of others and I never want to be guilty of lying to say just who thinks and I never want to be guilty of when I see men going wrong and so wrong. it makes me feel like doing things that were never quarterly, yet I just to remain from saying them and so right on the ground, yet I am going to do here in Arkansas. You must not ask me what I think, for it is not your bud. THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY CASE It gives small consolation to those who have been arguing that the Negroes in Texas should support the Democratic candidate in the nominal election to know that that party, in spite of what may be said to the contrary, still will continue to bar Negroes from its party councils and forbid them to participate in its choice of its candidates. We are sure that it should give them small pleasure whether it does or not. And, though it is never profitable to be placed in the position of one who says "I told you so" the temptation is almost unbeatable at this time. The Democratic Party is democratic in name only. It has been, since the days of slavery, a party composed of the worst enemies in a political way which the Negro has in America. And the presumption is possible at this time that it will continue so to be. There is not now any well formed reason to suppose that its policy in that regard will change. From the standpoint of pure Americanism that situation is extremely unfortunate for the reason that it makes all of us poorer of class rather than popular making. It would make it easier for people the governing power over the masses which of course is not according to the generally accepted idea of American procedure. I want to appeal to the thinking class of my people, to do what I want, to do it in five weeks, and do not be led by oratory, for it is going to flirt and fasten that which we are going to stop and think! before election day, and you will see that we will be cooler-Dove-Davis a Pollette, but into the box every time will go to our cookie-dove-Barney. I am told that there is no north and no south, but we are all one south and one north, and to voting you will find a cold south for democratic party. This is what life, Davies has to start But since this is a fact and not a theory, there should be nothing else in the minds of those who are so openly opposed by this party, than the desire to give their best efforts in order to guarantee as far as they are able, the fallback would be possible. To do otherwise would be to work against that which is recognized to be a human fundamental. THE MIRROR PUBLIC OPINION A. Sweeney, and a host of others now gone to their reward, laid a foundation for helping Negroes preserve their own souls which they never realized, and their ones carrying on the other work well. While in Chicago a few days, I decided to visit all the headquarters and just see how we had headquarters all of us had of headquarters all of us had to the Wrigley Building Ground Committee, and for us you would have found on the fourth floor in Wrigley Building a reception room for our guests C. Matthew, and W. T. Francis and they have their messengers can be. They are in charge of organization, and they then step down office, and you will find on the fourth floor another and another, reception hall where is found Mrs. Cale Cohen, Colonel Simmons, his messenger and others. He has charge of publicity and speakers, and he has charge of the hall. Then on the same floor just around the hall you will Will Miss Hille Quinn Brown, who is the author of the book among women, and My. Mriyle Todd-Cook, who has charge of the book among women, and messengers, and as busy as can be. Miss Brown has her private office, from which she Then over to the Republican State Heartquarters, and there I found Major Bryant, as busy by duty as Congressional Hotel, carpeted with his messenger and stenographer. Then over to the Morton Hotel to meet the President of Congress, for my people, and believe no honest it is kitchen arrangements and kitchen right. it would take me to the hotel, and my Poel and his two stenographers, for they are way back behind, in the floor is behind a partition in the supply room, in the work room, the room from which is issued the campaign literature etc. I think this is now. Now this is Jim Crowman right in Chicago. If you are in doubt no see for yourself, for I only want to We have out there one of the most remarkable men of th' age the Rev. P. J. Pease Peck, presser with success, but this all great man with a clean record, a man who has succeeded and is still meeting with success, but this all great man with a clean record, a man who has found a few liliputians who would destroy him, who would annoh him, and who would teach what Dr. Peek has been meeting with, but he is a man every inch of him. He is giant intellect, a chap in a church a clean administration, and he is being fought. We have but few men like him in all of the world, and he has given him a clean hill of health, and his work at the school, the strong men and women who have been working with the other story. Right by his side is to be found Bishop A. J. Carey, and such man as Dr. J. R. Carney, and Isaacs, Dr. W.ittenberg, and others I am going to devote a whole letter to the school and its work in Coolidge. Next found me enroute to Collovery where I met the Baptist State Combination of Kansas, a two-member convention in presided over by the graduate from Simmons University, Browneville, Ky., and pastor of the First Baptist Church, Kansas City, Kan., who was a leader and a leader of men. It is wonderful how he is loved by the people of Kansas. They had a great big church was reestablished. I found right by his side that business preacher, Dr. Geek, was reestablished. I found things and doing things. Dr. Geek, Anl. As it is in said about him, he is one of the most remarkable people you take that as an coming from me. He is doing practical church work for many of his members to own their homes. He believes in owning the earth, for it is the Lord's week and the following weey in other parts of the country. J. O. MIDNIGHT COL: MIDNIGHT IN TEXAS What happened next? I made my way to this place, and Hov. it was too late. I had to walk and believe me honey by the time that locator had reached the stable where I was going to move, mobile carriage to take me anywhere, where wanted to go. I felt like I was going to take a big preacher to pay that much attention to me, but he did just the same, and when they were holding forth, and then showed me where they are, I was able to walk and when it is finished I will have before me the picture "before and after." young minister, he was a young minister. He was a Jacobite father and a wonderful young man. He was a minister and a church, where the state convention met. He received me like he had received his mother and handled it with care and home. He was a matriot, who was a home. He was a teacher. It was a fine stopping forth with the ministers and conn. He is a remarkable man, and he was a wonderful man with a hardy and a meeting of a meet- OFFICE CAT TRADE MARK BY JUNIUS BY JUNIUS Trained domestic servants make good wives if they can find servants to do the work. No great song or poem will ever be inspired by a chocolate milk. Human nature didn't suffer so much because Adam 'fell as it has for what he fell for. Ought to Watch the Dates Bob—Whose the funny paper? Gooh—Funny paper? Today isn't much, you don't to take a bath last night. Engineers say that the automobiles of the future will weigh only one hundred pounds. Its going to be hard to turtle a pedal with a gun. It will light that weapon. A normal taxpayer is one who thinks he has his money's worth when he shakes hands with the producers. Cowardly I didn't quit smoking in a minute, said he, I thought it wasn't good for me. Calendar—My days are numbered. Needle—I've got something in my eye. Stamp-11 be licked sooner or later. St. Louis aviation searchlight carries twenty miles and it would be a fine thing for hunting a collar button. Human beings are not immune from firearms. The victim walks after a golf ball all day and talk about all night. A Hagerstown (Maryland) butcher posters the names of those who owe him, but if all butchers it would cause a paper shortage. Probably why it is not good etiquette to wear a watch with a dress suit is because a fellow never has a watch a dress suit at the same time. In many cases its winn, women and shirts. Nero fired the town, but not with fire. The mayor of Miami, Florida, has issued orders that the girls wear anything suits or stay in the water. When the modern speaks of a natural school girl complexion, he is thinking of the fifth grade. _____ 0 000 **Add Epiphans** Sadly he faced the firing squad, and kicked in disgrace. He beamed his heart out and he trumped his partner's ace! _____ 0 000 The light brigade charged like thunder, and so do the gasoline men. _____ 0 000 Old-fashioned courting couple pulled the shades dwn; modern put the curtains down. _____ 0 000 The Lady...Oh, constable, I feel so runy! _____ C...What's the matter, madam! Have you vertigo? _____ Oh, yes, constable; about two miles! _____ 0 000 Farmer-Be 'this the Woman's Exchange? _____ Woman-Yes _____ Woman-Yes _____ O Service The Keynote of This Great Business Institution Upon this left principle, inspires Race Women with ideals of personal sentiments, beauty, pride, self-rapport, physical and emotional strength. TRINITY—Rev. McKinney, pastor of the M. E. Church preached his closing sermon for his people, an excellent year's work reported by the North District Church of the North Houston District preached quite a thoughtful, but instructive sermon for Rev. Alexander and his people. Alexander preached at night. Rev. D. A. Parker will conduct a few night services and continue uninterrupted until the remainder were received from Houston. Prof. A. R. Jenkins, clerk of the W. Camp. Commander P. A. McKinney, American Woodmen and friends accompanied the body to Blackland for burial. Camp No. 82 A. M. Campbell, neighbor. Miss Cira Marsh, the Elocutionist and Double Voice singer of Indiana, is touring the city, her date, Mrs. Dugget, are confined to their rooms. SHERMAN — The 51st Anniversary of the Northwestern Baptist Association which convened at Harmony Baptist church with Dr. E. Arlington Wilson of Macedonia Baptist Church, baptism, modern years meeting in October will be held at Macedonia Baptist church for all purposes. The Women's Missionary Department with Mrs. Dr. E. Arlington Wilson, the 500 delegates and visitors present, both departments are re-elected. $200,000. There were more than 500 delegates and visitors present. Mrs. Dr. E. Arlington Wilson has been visited by her sister Mrs. Dana L. C. Tatum, president of the William's Understanding Co. with an automobile accident. P. W. Carpenter made a business trip to Dallas, also visited the State Department, and Harmony Baptist Shreveport, La. in ministerial work. Mrs. Addie Alexander is indisposed at Harmony church and her return from Mart where they visited their mother Mrs. Harriett Raddell and their sisters. Their Minsa Hawkins, Horen, Jackson and贝尔·娃尔教授于Duluth City. Citizen Mass Meeting at Progressive Baptist Church on the 50th inst. Masonite Band will send a reunion of the recent burning of the Cafe owned by Mr. King on North Branch St. was incendiarity. Officers are in attendance. The reunion killed at Whitewater in an alteration. Mrs Alice Yates and M. D. Dehormor of Whitewater visit. Mrs. Georgia Nickerson is touring East Texas in interest of the African Methodist awakening work completed his home on East Jones street. Mr. Thos. Gaston of the late Mrs. Lea Burnett on East College Mrs. Jennie Male Whidy will shortly resume her work at Kirknutkirch, who recently attended the school at Rosborough town Texaskane has returned a shock of nervous break down. KANSAS CITY, NO. The reporter is in Dallas. Two days are now, and visited the Dallas Expos. Publishing Co. in the West for the Dallas Expos. 2058 Walnut Blvd., Kansas much improved and expect to be off again soon for the same purpose. The Eckers Star Sisters pulled off a win on Saturday, Oct. 19, and raised above $16.56. M.R. A. G. Hall, the County School teacher for a while and delivered a grand address which was well received. An 8-12 pound girl was born on October 19, and died on day. Oct. 19. Baby. Mother and baby fine. Mrs. Bell Mitchell was buried at Zion cemetery, Oct. 19. ST. JOHN COMMUNITY — Rev. Tims was at his post at the regular services Sunday and Sunday night. A 12-year-old girl was born and news from Nacogdocoal last week of the death of girl uncle, W. C. Sumpter. A. Cartwright was a dinner guest Sunday, at the home of Mr. and Mr. John Stanley. W. Minnie McClister mother Monday. W. Minnie McClister mother Monday. Lena Balf and family of W. Timpeen, motored here Sunday to see their aunt, Mrs. Hannah Green. M. R. Franklin and family have moved to Diboll. Mr. Marcelus McClister, motored here Sunday to see their aunt, Mrs. Hannah Green. Green is believed to be improving. M. R. Hearn is being a bucket of nice potatoes, this week. GREEN is believed to be improving. M. R. Hearn is being a bucket of nice potatoes, this week. CENTER — Rev. D. S. Smith was at his post at the C. M. E. church, Sunday and services were announced for Monday night and Tuesday night. Mrs. Bell Mitchell was a trip to Tenaha, Sunday. Mr. Dock Young returned from Mesquite Saturday. One Rev. Jack Hickey, a pastor at the Morning Star Baptist church last week. Charlie Polley who is charged with the killing of Steve Browne on bond since that time, has recently been adjudged innae and will be carried away as soon as notice is given that an opening is made for him. Court began on the 18th, and is being very quickly, however, a number of cases and otherwise, are to be tried. MARLIN — Quite a number of students are enrolling in M. H. S. Mr. and Mrs. M. James of Waxahachie Texas motor over Sunday at the Morning Star Baptist church. Mr. S. Murphy, M. L. M. Hunter underwent a successful op BROWNWOOD — Sunday School was well attended at all church attendees, Mrs. Winn, Mrs. and Mrs. Winn, Mrs. Winn, baby after several days of illness. D. D. AND B. INSTITUTE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED FT. WORTH, TEX. OCT.24 The Texas High School Athletic Association held its second annual meeting at the I. M. Terrell DALLAS BAND HOUSE Dallas Texas 1023 Main Street Phone Y-3234 King Band Instrument State Agent Lloyd and Lloyd Drums and Drummares Trape, Vega Guitar, Banso and Mandolin. Mercantile Merchants of all kinds All instruments J. J. CLEGG, PROPITORI Ada Montgomery's HAIR GROWER In three months will make the hale long, soft and glorious. A crisis will prove it. When in Kansas City call on the manufacturer. We want it again to experience. We want every city and hamlet. Box of Precision cut, 00%; Box of Grocery, 00%; Special Grocery, 00%. Mrs. Ada Monguercy. Manufacturer. We guarantee our goods to grow hard and to be harmed. Rancho City, Missouri. Don't fall to visit us up-t-date. 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The following is the schedule for the months of October and November: Bryan at Waco - Friday Oct. 17 Corksack at Hillboro Corksack at Temple - Saturday October 18th Corksack at Bryan - Friday Oct. 24th - Marlin at Hillboro Waco at Temple - Saturday Oct. 25th Waco at Hillboro - Friday Oct 31st - Marlin at Corcissan. Temple at Bryn - Friday Oct 31st Corcissan at Waco - Tuesday Nov. 11th - Hillboro at Temple. Marlin at Bryn - Tuesday Nov. 11th Waco at Marlin - Friday Nov. 14th Temple at Corcissan - Saturday Nov. 15th. Waco at Marlin - Friday Nov. 14th Temple at Corcissan - Saturday Nov. 15th. Waco at Hillboro - Friday Nov. 12th Paris at Ft Worth— Friday Nov. 17th. Paris at Dallas—Saturday Nov 18th. Paris at Clarksville—Friday Oct 24th. Dallas ut Fort Worth—Saturday Oct. 25th. Charkville at Fort Worth—Friday Oct. 31st. Charkville at Dallas—Saturday Nov. 16th. Marshall at Fort Worth—Friday Nov. 16th. Marshall at Dallas—Tuesday Nov. 11th—Charkville at Paris. 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If your dru- gust hasn't it he will get it for you, or you may send money order or $1.20 in stamps to— distributor, 1301 E. 18th Street. tic—Catarrh of Blindder he avoided by destroying the germ. Price $2.00 at Smith's Drug Co. est Manhood and Vitality G Co., 1301 E. 18th Street. Sold on treatment for Female Weakness Price ```markdown ``` Texas Towns EAST ENNIS — Some fifty or more attended the ParentSchool association at the school building that Tuesday night. The parents are manifesting much interest in the school this year, and are seeking a president. The Minister's Alliance with Dr. E. L. Lockett record held a very interesting session with Mrs. C. M. Welp, apt. and Rev. R. W. Johnson, Ward Baptist Church. New Hope Baptist B. S. with Mrs. C. M. Welp, apt. and Rev. R. W. Johnson, Ward Baptist Church. New Hope Rev. Dr. Johnson of the A. M. B. Church and Rev. W. O. Johnson changed pullets Sunday morning. Rev. Dr. Johnson of the A. M. B. Church and Rev. W. O. Johnson changed pullets Sunday morning. We were delighted to have new pastors just for an hour or two. Mr. Johnson an old colored pastor. Mr. Yarborow having sold his hipstretch) to him. It is rumor that Mr. Yarborow is also the Drug Store and Dry Good Store. The Negroes of Ennis can easily be classed among the pro-pastors. Among those who are attending the General Baptist Convention this week are Rev. Z. L. Lockett, Mrs. J. W. Johnson, Mrs. Marcie Jacqueline, Mrs. Amie Lockett, Mrs. Salle Bette, Mrs. and wife. We are always glad to get a copy of the Express. REYAN— Sunday was a high day at all of the Church, Sunday school was grasped. The Third board of the Church, the Joint board of J. H. Hardman's Day. There were contestants trot all of the other churches in the city, the contestant from the contestant from the A. M. E. Church and reported 87:50. M. E. Church and reported 87:50. M. E. Church and reported 87:50. Pleasant Grove Baptist Church, $32.68. Gallilee Baptist Church, $32.68. The lucky contestant and was awarded $5.00 in gold. The local night between the members of the A. M. E. Church. Miss Vera B. Shilton, a spiritual worker was mourning short talks were made by Brothers J. John Jackson and his mourning work done by our worthy leader Rev. J. H. Hardman who has plan by which many of our members mourn the plight of D. E. A. Thompson presented to Rev. Hardman token of thanks to Rev. Hardman in the official board Monday night Oct. 13. We were glad to have P. C. Hunt, who laid the corner stone at Booneville at St James A. M. E. Church. Rev. J. H. Hardman of the people of the city. SPRINGFIELD — S. S. was attended at Cannan Chapel with supt. E. D. Porter of his post, E. D. Porter of his most excellent sermon which was asked by all. $3.23 was raised. Amy Mythre has returned to be attended the bedside of her sister Rev. J. W. Wright is stiffened by the noise of a horse falling on it while riding. Mrs. B. M. Scott spent Sunday with Mrs. Olea Carroll of Carroll Express see Curt McDonald. HILFORD—Sunday School and Church service was well attended by the Church choir, James A. E. Church, E. Church pastor, filled his regular port of duty and prescribed two excellent lectures on the history of the Church, Rev. Moulton filled his pencil in Italy, Morph Bashkir Church; the visiting prescriber of the church, Mr. S. S. S. stirring aeven Sunday night, Miss Lightfoot, Hill, Bell and Mrs. Cleruhrs were the guest of stina L. B. Richardson, Mesa, Eliza McDanel and Mrs. Bernie Clement motorized to Port Worth, Eliza McDanel attended of P. F. Cleruhr was in the city visiting friends and relatives. A. J. Perdus had charge of the body of Mr. Tucker of Doodle City, N.J., who was killed at their post Sunday. Sunday was high day with Rev. Lamm, this being his last Sunday in Hokkaido, where he will be a national conference, Rev. Williams of the Baptist Church preached on the Sunday, Mr. Freed Miles, M. C. A. Mines, Mrs. Cheston, Mrs. McChenney, Mrs. Freed Miles, M. C. A. Mines, Mrs. Cheston, Mrs. McChenney, from Rotox where they attended the quarterly conference, Mr. Tom Henderson has beeniffered with the pastor, worked while working at the Old Mill last week. Mrs. Mary Eleni Grove to attend the funeral of her sister, Miss Rubie Nicholson. Mrs. Le Tatum has beeniffered with a research on her finger. Services at Anderson Chapel were good all day. Collection time one accession and one baptized and the plumbing will soon be installed. The pastor preached an exceptionally good sermon at Church Friday night. The sliding door simply went over the top collect, more money than any other church. Mrs. Hemby has just resigned from Dallas, Denton and St. Louis, she has but a very enjoyable time. **WEST - Rev. A. L. White was at his post and诗读 at 11 o'clock to a large audience. At 8 p.m. he left to go to Lorcasan to poach at night. Rev. H. T. Taylor of Dell has preached for at night: tuna at night: Waco was in the city Sunday, Mrs. C. L. Chay. Mrs. A. Brown Mrs. C. L. Lotte. Bernon has returned from Hawaii to hachit and reports an excellent time. Mr. Charles Smith of Terrell was in the city Saturday shaking hands with Mrs. Mary Graves went to Hillibore Friday and returned. Mr. Washington and wife, Mrs. Mary Graves, went to a home in the first part of town. **TEMPLE.** The Dumbarton School football team defeated the Marlin high school team, driven on the Woodland afternoon, by a score of 10-0. The game was the first in the season, with a large crowd of rosters from both races were present. The local team put on a good game in the popular sport and with a little more experience will make a doable partnership. Jackson and Collins were the outstanding players of the Dumbarton Team. The Marlin team was outmatched, and the outmatched, Dr. A. W. D. Abner, head of the American Woodman School, called out the players. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1924 The Cost to Join is Including all Degrees and the O. M. A. GRAPHIC CHART SHOWING GROWTH OF SURPLUS FUNDS IN 7YRS. Drive Committee Meets Every Night in Grand Chancellor's Office in The Pythian Temple ASK ANY PYTHIAN Resources Over One-half Million Dollars of the word things about being a candidate is that he has to read the platform all through, and what it means and so on, why. TEXAS TOWNS --- **BONHAM — Mrs. Lola Bankerkind and Art Club meet last Thursday last week to visit her son, Mr. son, evening at the beautiful home of her husband, Mr. Tom Jones, N. Border avenue, arrived Thursday from Frederick, Md. Mary A. Olka, William Nelson from Albuquerque, Md. Mary A. Fort Worth, Texas, Miss Clyton responded with a Bible quotation at Fort Worth, Texas, Miss Clyton responded with a Bible quotation at Cristie Pearson is remodeling her home by her husband. Rev. T. J. Anderson came from the East Wednesday. Mrs. Ike Harnam left Saturday morning, Mrs. Hays Gata is all confirmed to Mr. Hland Bedford left Sunday morning, Mr. Morris Lea left Sunday for Mrs. Harnam, Waco preached for B. S. Haughton preached for B. S. Haughton preached for A. M. E. church all day Saturday. CALVEST -- Miss I. E. L. Blackwell came Saturday to begin work at Spring Hill Monday. The Gilbert Museum from Navarreville came Saturday to begin work at Norman E. Hollins of Bollissville was the guest of Miss E. H. Shep Miss Bessie Branch of Oak Grove was in the City Saturday to meet Mrs. Gilbert and Miss E. L. Blackshear. Miss Ips West, late of Torton died in South Calvert, Friary村, Grosvenor, England, undertaking Company Many friends followed the remains W. H. Harvey of Port Worth is insurance corporation and self- selling stock for the company. He is doing insurance for a man one month before he left. He will be Bryan. DEATH LETTER BLUES Kentucky Man Blues ... 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W. Ressele filled the pupil list 11-20 W. Ressele chaired Chapel C. M. E. Church, Brother Tom Graham was elected S. treasurer, Mr. Tom Harlesen and Mrs. Harlesen enrolled to Oct. 16th at the home of her sister, Mr. H. I. King of Chichester, Mr. Mar. G. enroute to school and Mr. Mar. G. enroute to school spent a day and night in the city with Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Brown. Mrs. Johnna Mudcrow and Mrs. Johnna Mudcrow from her school seriously ill, but some better at this, writing letters to Johnson and others moved to Dallas on Oct. 18 to visit the Fair, Messra. A. Smith and M. Beall paid a trip to Cuney and M. Beall paid a trip to Cuney and M. Sayre is still on the mend. be laid at the Baptist Church, the 4th Sunday in November. Men are invited to the church, ladies $150. Mr. Carson is in on the sixth list. Mr. B. Kitson is on the seventh. Davies is in holding his niece Mrs. H. E. Sidler. Those who attended the funeral of Davies are in John Davies of Colonel F. Lorth. Worth; Mrs. Melissa Collins, Pt. Worth; Calanque M. Watts and Worth. Mr. Sullivan and Worth. Mr. Sullivan of Denver, Colo. Social and Art Club met with Mrs. E. Stetson Jones. Following the usual form of opening plans for the exhibit, the 8, 20 and 30 dollars were discussed. In the flower contest Mrs. E. M. Burrutt and Miss. L. T. Burrutt were decorated. Mrs. R. E. a decorated pencil. Mrs. R. E. Alexander read a most excellent paper on Retrain your Speech" by the hostess and Mrs. H. Alexander expressed thanks to the hostess and Mrs. H. Alexander met with Mrs. H. D. Lewis. SAN ANGELO — San Angelos was over joyed with the annual conference which was a success. The event was the moment of the annual conference elsewhere in this paper, Rev. K. N Hardman, E. P of the E. of Chicago, and the moment of the annual conference, Mrs. Fannie Carter during the meeting, Mr. Victor Thoederby the president, mother-in-law in Mrs. Gates at Texas, Mrs. Poseit of Coleman is also visiting Mrs. Gates during wards came in from FT. Stockton last year, where he is employed as cook. W. the fields, Mrs. Poseit of Coleman is visiting her parents, Rev. Lewis Hawkins has been called to pastor in Newton, Kansas, Rev. J. Hammond has been called to San Angelo station again for another year, Mr. M. S. Sheton has purchased a new 1925 model LUFKIN — Last Monday night, Rev. J. R. James and his congregation visited Long's Church, where some white visiting friends that gave very wholesome instructions at their meeting Monday evening. The congregation visited this week. Mr. Laxton Dukes is visiting in Houston this week. Rev. Davin of Nacogdoco, Texas preached at Good Will Sunday, March 16. Mr. Dukes, L. S. Durden lost his little girl Wednesday morning. Mr. Thompson, Moore and Lester left for Crockett Saturday morning to see their sick brother. Rev. J. L. Houston and Good Will Sunday. Day night, Master James McKnight is visiting in Crockett TIMPSON-Prof. R. P. Roberts and MIMA Denise Sample returned Saturday from Galveston, where she attended a seminar on educational and educational convention which convened there Oct. 14—19. The convention was divided into two divisions. The department of education of the department of women raised $283.35. The Domestic Science department of the colored high school received $150.00. Rev. I. S. Brown tendered his resignation of Syrian Baptist Church Sunday, by letter, much more than he expected. His resignation is to take effect within sixty days. The Smiths Church will fill out the unexpired time. Bro. T. Driver is reported serially. Children of children in the school children moved to Montgomery Sunday in his beautiful new car. A quarterly conference Oct. 18. The Texas Annual conference will convene at Lukfin, Nov. 9th MH. The Texas Annual conference will account on account of the illness of her sister. The City Stat. visited the Colored School Tuesday, he worked with the students, pleased with the grades being done by the teachers and the students in the school. The State senator, Mr. Green of Cedar Mountain with his Mater Mrs. John SWEETWATER—The West is being continually populated with laborers and yet there is room and space for them. Baptist Sunday school opened on time with Supt. and staff at their post. Adult class, B the meal's menu, is available. Mr. Robert Sunday school Mr. Robert Wilson, Mr. Taylor Jackson was indisposed, and unable to attend service Sunday. Students were able to visit the vey. Sick list. Mrs. M. Floyd, Mrs. B. Marsh, and Mother Hopkins. We are glad to see in the room the vey's nephew, a very energetic young Christian man who is over active in church work. There will be a vey's church service on Church Saturday night. Come out men and let the ladies treat you. While in Sweetwater visit the vey's church. The doors are ever open to welcome you. Mrs. M. Blacksher reporter. CHANDLER—Red Land news SUNDAY School well attended at County Line. Quite a large crowd would attend the cotton, Mrs. Lyser Bryant, Miss Lita Young, and Mr. Claudie Point and Foupe. Saturday to friends and relatives. School opened Monday morning with Miss C., Mrs. J. Caldwell and Mrs. Jesse Caldwell a baby, boy Oct. 16th. Mother and baby are doing fine. MERKEL—Sunday School and services were good and on time with the pastor and apt at their home. Sunday, the family returned last week from Fort Worth where they were visiting his sister, Mr. Jesse Johnson wife and are visiting their home. D ly dressed except he has his clothes made to measure. WE HAVE an enviable record in Dallas for satisfactory service to well dressed men. We are also specializing in tailoring for heles. 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Your good manners and from now on we as all we think of the place, let it come to us, to treat us, to treat our guests, to belong to the people of India, to them, from them this week. At the close of her speech many huge bogs and large pot plants which had been sent by the masters of India, presented to Mr. and Mrs. Moors by Dr. Howell. A still rounded mound of the evening of the eventing. Please please please were offered by the company of the company who served to be skillful dancers as well as the company who attended and attraction of the evening's events was Charles Anderson. Clark Reed jubilee who attended the evening's honors. Thenize Is Modern In Every Detail The stage is 29 by 25 and the flares are 25 feet above the stage floor. Dressing rooms are the first floor. Two rooms are provided, one for the men and another for the women performer. There is also an additional two another baths for the artist. An added attractive feature of the new playhouse is the costuming. The costumes are consistent about the house, clad in Oriental costume. The theater will be operated at anlytic modern lines. Reservations for particular shows may be obtained by calling 212-722-2222. Only the best in vaudeville and the performances will be offered and the performances will be continuous from time to time the full list show. Thousands Fumble to Enter on Opening Night All of Dallas seemed to have been present either in or just outside the theatre on the opening night. Lions were present, and the program the seating capacity of the house was taxed to its limit by those who were anxious to witness it. Negro owned playhouses in the city of Dallas. And long after the R. J. O. sign had been stuck out, the city was with difficulty that entry could be made for later later cameras. It was estimated that there were more than 1500 people who were assembled outside waiting for the show which began on Friday. It should be necessary to accommodate them. Continued from page 1 five waged within the church which seems to center around the church. Sometimes ago, it is underwood, negotiations were entered into for the purchase of a Prebisterian chapel at 4000 La Follette. A block from Greater La Follette. The trustees are expected to soon deed whatever they will go into this church or build on the site of the destroyed building. Menace Seen in LaFollette Plan Continued from page 1 this truly diabolical scheme. "I honestly wonder what is in the book of the hands of those who adhere to the Constitution," Mr. Mapplethorpe said, a reviewing by Congress of decisions of the United States Supreme Court. I wonder how these Magnuson cases are calling forth a positive ability, would like to have had such a condition in effect when the United States Supreme Court puts the blame which none the Negro政权, gave him, a role and elevated him to the full growth of militarism. "LaFollette Opposed to Segregation and Discrimination is Statement Continued from page 1 wounds for justice and fair play While the senator was speaking she could be sexually radiating." S. A. T. Waltham, who is running for congress against Madison on the Senate, will be attending an event with an earmenstone which will witness for her at the gala. The event will be a demonstration of a number of organizations. The progressive and altruistic Dr. Neger minilabers are giving him the challenge to argue that Watkins will win in spite of the antagonism of the influential, almost uncontested. JACKSONVILLE — The 150th anniversary of the doctor, Rev. A. W. Jackson, who was born in 1820 and church was carried out by the preacher, was carried out Tuesday night. Wednesday night, the intermission was at Mc. Interprise Church presented an excellent sermon to a good congregation, McCullester, Pastor Demian Chapel, and McCullester, Pastor William Chapel, a sermon to a large audience, and a sermon to a large audience, respectively. A unified sermon, Saturday evening, was carried out to a full house under the Notice to the readers of the Daily Express beginning with the first Saturday in November, no papers will be sold on credit. WILEY WILDCATS VS WACO TIGERS MARSALLH, TEXAS. Oct. 117 Outwitched but not outwitted, the Tigers were able to identify Marsallh were bowled out today by the powerful Tigers from Wichan. By a time of 7 to 8 players, the Tigers that has been seen on Wiley hill for many a day, over their lighter opponents, the Paul Quinn Tigers scored first down after first down almost as will until the goal. In invariably the Wiley defense lightened and made more markable putting of Orange Wiley made the outcome of the Wiley scored first. Tusley, Paul Quinn quarter, unnically attempted a forward pass in the second quarter, which was intercepted by the flashy McMillan 3-yard line before being down. A short pass, Tusley to McMillan 3-yard line before left guard for a touchdown. Wiley failed to blank Pearce. Seven first half, 10th. The third quarter ended even, but in the last few minutes of Paul Quinon been a match for the Giants that wiley Paul Quinon been to melt under the heat of the Paul Quinon line attack. Brilliant John Hickey and Morgan brought the ball with its striking distance. On an and AIDA HAIR POMADE CREATED FOR UTILITY AND FASHION MADE ONLY BY OVERTON HYGIENIC CO. CHICAGO, IL. Substitution; Wiley; Owens for Wade Scott for Thomas, Lorensen for Duncan, Paul Quinn; Nichole for Jefferson, Sheppard for Jackson, Jackson for Morgan, Touchdown, Mckillian (1), Pau Quinn, Touchdown, Morgan (1), Goal after touchdown, Sheppard (1), Referee, Lemmon (1), Morgan (1), Guinn (1), Hines, Jackson (Harvard). ALLEN STREET IMPROVEMENT ASSURED; CITIZENS MET MONDAY NIGHT AND SIGNED FOR PAVING W. K. Richerson, another active member of the committees since its inception, will be planning a huge reception after the League's next move will be the League's next move. CAPITAL CITY PUZZLED OVER SITUATION CAPITAL CITY PUZZLED OVER SITUATION By The Listener. WASHINGTON, D. C. Oct. 15. To say that ardent politicians and their followers, active in this city are pummed over the national political system, he creates a political accusus whose solutions accuse to have become more difficult an election day approach. He also largely a voweness to; but one would never know it, so pronounced the accusus. In political political groups. As a part of the present pushe, there is wonderment upon the brown of rock-rubbed Nebraska, where the governor Thomas I. Johnne, President of the Coolidge-Dawes Republican Congress, the police court judghese's race. Wanted Hire Commission Place. Some time ago, attorney Jones who was a District Rent Commission; and it is said that he made a strong run for the appointment. Later, when it became a judgeship vacancy on the Public Court bench, attorney Jones, who had admitted to the judgeship, coedule. Dawes Colored Republican Club. was argued by his friends and admirers to seek justice. Judges who have been his subsequent support in behalf of Attorney James J. O'Leary, white, as a candidate for the state that he is mindful of certain things which have been left undone by the Republican Party in the state. He has a beat up, a beat up a bit of groom to pervade the hearts of the many people who deceived to see the Colored attorney Miss Blet Chase, representing the Coolidge-Busch Club, and Mrs. I. R. McCormick, representing the political Study Club, formerly guided by Attorney Jennifer Carr, are making their organizations function in fine shape. Headquartered by a slight weakness in the coalition and cooperation of the two groups, the organizations are still driving for the same results. It is removed that one of the two groups is not involved. A SUPERIOR PREPARATION FOR THE HAIR ALDA POMADE PREMIUM HAIR CARE MASSAGE AND BODY SPA CENTER FOR HYDRIC MEDICINE CHICAGO only Colored women can in the Glories of Columbia, which received the official recognition of the Republican National Committee. This abolition is causing a deal of moral resiliency on the part of members of the rival organizations, who are stumping "What I Do" when the city can be defeated, which is the reason it is if there is to be any. In this connection there is a dark horse enemy, which is the Republican literature in the dissemination of Republican literature. This entry is known as the League, it is just as mysterious as our current conspiracy on the Lincoln News Service. Its material is exceedingly well written, beautifully printed, and very stiff, well top in behalf of Republicanism. Prominent Democrats is City. The political puzzle is continually enlivened by visits of prominent democrats, such as Ed Henry, of Philadelphia, William M. Lewis, of Boston, and various Maryland and New Jersey delegations. Just what HOWARD MOLDS FORMAL OPENING OF SCHOOL YEAR New Life Injected into University by Addition of Young Scholars to Faculty. WASHINGTON, D. C. October 18 Normal opening of Howard University for the school year, 1921-25. Were invited to Andrew Rankin Memorial Chapel on the University Campus. The exercise in connection with the opening of the university is the academic faculty from the steps of the University Carnegie Library to the Chapel where the student-body is located. The faculty was lead by Dr. J. Stanley Durkee, President of the University, and Dr. Emmett J. Scott, Secretary-Treasurer. Following the presidesi, President Durkee, delivered his opening address to the assembled faculty. Registration of students in the college department of the University has been in process since Friday, March 16, 2014, when a completed indications point to a record-breaking registration in the professional schools including Middletown, New Jersey, and Bemidji, began Wednesday. According to the number of applications which have been received during the summer, more than 1,000 students departments. It is expected that they will have large enrollments. This is especially true of the Medical Department, which had reached its limit of fifty students in the entering class, and was compiled to turn a large number of applications into a final list. THE Howard University School of Law has held its formal opening Wednesday, June 10, 1949, in the Building, 429 Fifth Street, N.W. 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