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A Champion of Justice A Messenger of Hope The Dallas Express Distinctive in Service Always Progressive REPORT 5,000 DISFRANCHISED IN THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA WASHINGTON EDITOR DISAPPEARS MYSTERIOUSLY Policy of Not Allowing Negroes to Register Proves More Deadly in Effect Than Grandfather Clause or Deleware Whipping Post. Protests Being Made by Leaders of State CLAIM THAT REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES ARE FAVORED BY LARGE MAJORITY OF EASTERN STATES REPORT THAT NEGROES BLOCK SPEECH OF DAWES AT MEMPHIS REPORT THAT NEGROES BLOCK SPEECH OF DAWES AT MEMPHIS MUMPIRI Teen, Nov. 1—The latter clashed "in the white" flyer with the back and front facades of the bank. The bank was the result of County was resulted in a victory. rett Sander, chairman of the board of the company, telephoned here and was especially solicitous about the seatings. He said he was sons. He said they that they would be segregated in the balcony of the office, although the auditorium was 1919 83 Speaker's Bureau of the National Committee, telephoned here and was 1920 64 organizing arrangements for Colored persons 1921 64 organizing arrangements for Colored persons 1922 64 He was advised that they should not be held in the court which had been built for that purpose, although the auditorium was in the campaign against lynching, said Mr. Johnson, more than $600,000 had been raised and expended by the National Association for the Education of First investigators, often at risk of their lives, had obtained the facts that the cancellation was studied and collated, being published in the first and only comprehensive and authentic work subject to "Three Years of Lynching". Furthermore, more than 2,500 and meticulously arranged millions of pieces of literature distributed, and facts and figures published not only in America, but in the world. This campaign, according to Mr. Johnson, "out at the main address of Colored men, that the Negro was by nature a ragtop and that lynching was meted out solely as punishment for that which had been built from the white but throughout the civilized NE WORLEANS, La. Oct. 21—world. This campaign, according Henry I. Bole's widely-advised to Mr. Johnson, "out at the main suit seeking to oust Collector Walters, the Nebraska governor, that the Negro was by nature a city of the Fourteenth Amendment, rapiet and that lynching was meted on which the civil rights of Americot solly as punishment for that crime Nebraska can depend on, in receiving this anti-lynching campaign pre- of this city. The editors refuse to pardel the way for the introduction it take it seriously and appear to of the Dyer Anti-Lynching Bill in regard to it, either an advertising campaign or a letter to the House of Representatives by a letter to a letter advertising Bole's vote of 229 to 113, and although the book entitled, "Why the Negro Bill was stopped by filibuster in the Should New Orleans be written," he was editorially. "The Republican Party Is The Ship, All Else Is The Sea."—Fred Douglas. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5,000 DISFRAN THE STATE OF O Master Proves More Bause or Deleware by Leaders of State WASHINGTON DISAPPEA "The Department thanks you for your interest in the matter." BINGA STATE BANK AMERICA'S FINEST In addition to the official letter, U. S. Attorney General Stone sent the following telegram to James Waldon Johnson, Secretary of the State. According to a statement just made public by the office of A Rube Foster, the amount to be disbursed for the game was entered into the club amounts to $29,634.48. The total attendance at the game was 40,857. The total amount taken in from the club amounts to $29,634.48. The expense of the games was $29,634.48. "Matter investigation干瘁 matter number large. Colored citizen Several prosecutions violation. fed oral criminal status indicated Jessica Binga, the founder of the bank, has a private institution sixteen years ago, remains the principal owner of the bank, and now has resources of $1,410,320 according to the October statement that Mr. Binga started in the real estate business in Chicago more than three decades ago. The dollar bill. He takes special interest in civic affairs, and is also retainer-Treasurer of the Associated Business Club of Chicago, recent National Negro Business League. The following is the way in which the balance is to be distributed; the balance to be distributed is $492.323 Kansas City Hildale Kansas City Club Owners 492.323 Commission, Westfield SHOOTS HIS FATHER HIMMIGHAM, Ala. Nov. 1 When Miner Wood, 11, struck to play the role of peacemaker, he was the father, Frank Wood, 15, and his mother, the old man rescued the son's interference. It was agreed that the son was in a laud. The younger man got the pistol argument, emptying his gun at his father and vowing to probably fatally. 1173.17 1178.17 1407.96 1407.80 928.53 928.53 Laguay 1173 Cumberland Eastern League 1173 American Giants 1401 Black Sox 1627 Detroit Stars 923 Lincoln Giants 928 $22,463 By the Commission: Andrew Rube Foster, Chairman Charles P. Spedden, Treasurer. Alex Pompea. The formal opening of the bank was very auspicious several thou- sands of years ago, and it is in the unusual event, indicative "Chicago spirit of good will and co- people of both races will complete and numerous other enterprises. The other directors of the bank are interested in both the business and the other enterprises. The bank must either way "it is considered matter and $20,000,000 worth of worth of beffron williams, Rev. C. H. Clark, A. B. Abbott, A. B. Abbot, Oscar DeFries, W. A. southern dalles manifects any sym- loans made through the bank. In connection with the suit, or give it any this connection it is interesting to Vice President C. N. Langston, Citizens of Capitol Alarmed Over Mysterious Letter and Inability of Editor Lu Valle's Family to Locate Him. Police and Family Fear Foul Play (A. N. P). PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Oct. 21. A special story to a local white daily, the Record, bearing the date line. October 21, reads as follows: Negroes of the capital are excited and mystified by the sudden disappearance of J. A. G. Lavalle, editor of the Washington Tribune, the largest Negro organ of the city. Lavalle dropped out of sight two days after he had called at the White House, with other Negro leaders to visit. A friend of the editor's some of whom feel there is a pos- ability he may have met with four klansmen or klan sympathizers to abscond with klan or nerve survey or that he left. Washing- writing was received by his wife. It was written on Y. M. C. a仗ition with post mark Cincinnati October 18, at 9 p.m. in Ita- lvaille. He had started for Colorado because he was suffering from tuberculosis, but had decided to end it all by jumping into the Ohio river that midnight. "The letter which caused Washington police to make inquiries in Cincinnati, failed to satisfy either the editor's wife or his assistant some of whom feel there is a pos- ability he may have met with four klansmen or klan sympathizers to abscond with klan or nerve survey or that he left. Washing- suddenly because of a waring and preferred to drop out of sight rather than explain the face or face the music. According to members of the Tribune staff, Lavalle was examined for insurance two weeks ago and was found to be in the best physical condition. There was no trauma. "The theory of foul play is based on the supposition that the editor's efforts to get a commitment against Ku Klux Klan from the President and his editor's against the Klan in the Tribune caused klansmen or klan sympathizers to abscond with klan or nerve survey or that he left. Washing- REPORTS OF NATIONAL BUSINESS LEAGUE SHOW THAT NEGROES MAKE PROGRESS REPORTS OF NATIONAL BUSINESS LEAGUE SHOW THAT NEGROES MAKE PROGRESS RLEIGH, N. C. Nov. 1- For the first time since its formation, the local post of the American Legion has invited Negro ex-soldiers, of the world war to participate in the organization. All the cooperation, however, will be on a JIM Crowbain basis. The Negro veterans assigned special place in the parade, a special section of the auditorium and a special feed at one of the local ball parks. The organization, armed fighters, was made by unanimous vote of their white brothers. PRESIDENT OF NATIONAL BENEFIT LIFE SHOT FLORIDA. Nov. 1. *Nineers* in the United States are making excellent progress along all right lines and the commandment of their white the wristbands assigned in the induction and "yellow citations for advancement" office of the National Negro Business League with a special section of the auditorium and a special feed at one of the local hall parks. The decision to invite the Colored fighter was made by unanimous vote of their white brothers. EASTERN STATES ported them valiantly. Pennsylvania shows a better working organization than any other eastern state, and Coolidge enthusiasm is running high. LaFollette is running the police force. There is one angel of consideration which the brithren seem to have given but slight attention. The LaFollette index is being given his correct names at the police arrest, Arthur Joaden, started an argument about his discharged and money due him. Without warning, he drew his gun and fired directly at Mr. Rutherford's face. He immediately opened fire on Mr. R. A. Rutherford, who was also in the office, the bullets, however, only missed the bullet. Rutherford. He then left the office and the building, lighting a cigar on his way out. When the hue and cry was railed, he started running, with officers J. F. McLannay, of the Seventh Precinct, who was off duty, and unarmed, he was fired at twice by Lake, the builts shattering holes in all of his clothes, but just missing his pike. He was captured on 6th Street and carried to the 11th Street Precinct. At the station he is reported to have said that he was a Sentinel Indian and that he always carried a rifle. He was nobody to protect him. He is reported to have admitted that he shot Mr. Rutherford over his recent discharge, and to have added that the only reason he had not shot him before was that he had not been THE WEST TEXAS MANUFACTURING COMPANY THE WEST TEXAS MANUFACTURING COMPANY Texas Towns THE 2823 TAYLOR STREET --- Port Worth, last Sunday. The guests of Supt. I. M. Martin last I. A. 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VALUE OF SHARES $10.00 EACH THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1924 she gave Abilene attended Conference of A. M. e Church at San Angelo last week. D. Foley, Luther Wiley, Walter Rall, mall clerk of San Antonio spent was called home account of Hines in his mother, Mattie Slim Mr. E. Wainwird Ward of Weatherford and two week in the city visiting her with M. Lillian Chance were married and Sang of Swetwater visited Mr. and Mrs. home Sunday, Mr. E. G. Frank Henry Cumbay last Sunday. Mrs. of Athens spent Sunday in the city, for and members of C. M. E church The Jacksonville high school foot gamage had a successful rally. The ball team is getting in readiness to a give away. Ablene attended Conference of A. M. e Church at San Angelo last week. D. Foley, Luther Wiley, Walter Rall, mall clerk of San Antonio spent was called home account of Hines in his mother, Mattie Slim Mr. E. Wainwird Ward of Weatherford and two week in the city visiting her with M. 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All eyes are now turned to coming Bishop College to the play to play here in Waco, Thursday, October 20th. All eyes are now turned to coming Bishop College to the play to play here in Waco, Thursday, October 20th. Quarter 1: Paul Quinn College. 1st—12; 2nd—13; 2nd—14; 7: 4th—Final; 7: 4th—Final; 7: 2nd—2nd; 3rd—0; 4th—Final; 0—Officials, Referee, Clemson (Michigan), Lincolnman, Winters (Michigan) MATADOR--Sunday School was well attended Sunday. The supt. and teachers present. The Young Men's Bible Breemby. The supt. reviewed the lesson. The associata of Maybelle Breemby. The missionary Baptist Church. There was a rally Sunday; amount collected $50.00 the new church is open for weekends. The colored people are coming in by car lorada. The pastor Rev. J. B. Tawlor is preparing the State convention at Dallas. The Holiness church under the leadership of Eld. Jno Gambel. The bishop, Dr. John B. the dinner tree the 29th inst. and baptized 16 in Maywell's tank in the afternoon. 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Nickerson, master; Miss Howard, master; Genieve Genieve, treasurer, Lily Ruby Christian a six year old boy was accidently shot and killied in a church where many mains intered in West Hill cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Jone Stone of Dalles were called to the bedside Rev. J. A. Polk has purchased a handsome piano for his daughters. Mr. A. Smith of Fort Worth visit, listen to a few wickets,收听 the trained nurse. **TYLER--Mrs. J. G. Cahoun** on West Paul St. was hostess to the Alpha Civic and Art Club. Thurai Cock, of the club, clocked this very beautiful home was thrown open to the club and after the regular routine of open house and business, The Welfare Work was set to work under Mrs. D. C. Powell and after the regular routine of open house and the city beautiful Club was set to work with Mrs. F. E. Christopher as chairman of the company children is quite a necessity and this club will try to touch all children in a very delightful menu of fruit saled, ice tea crackers and sandwiches, angel wings and bourbon bourrilled bourrion served. The next meeting will be with B. E. Cashwell. **MARSHALL--Rey J. O. W. Williams** is remodeling his residence Hon L. H. Williams is in the house of his family, Mrs. Berry Joseph and --- theiraint Mra. J. W. Bailley, Rev. and Mma. Bella returned from Oakleywhere they attained the title of Coach. They report quite an excellent session. Miss D. M. Joseph was accidently injured while she suffered intensely from the injuries. At this writing she is doing very well, Central High School football in a hard fought game, with honors about even. Game stood Central 7 and Palestine 6; football in a hard fought game. We in this neck of the wood we support Ma Ferguson for Chas Johnis is very sick. **0AKWOOD—** Mr. E. M. Harris and Mr. Chas Johnis night at the home of their uncle, was expected back home from Oklahoma Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davis, also Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hodman, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Abram, and some young index left for St. Ruby Winters left for Dallas. Ruby Winters last for Dallas. Since our last writethe stork has visited Mr. and Mrs. a little daughter, and left them a little daughter. CENTER--According to reports, Mr. Austin Brown was struck by a car driven by a white woman, who trapped her in a painful injury. Miss Leonia Lincsom took up school and taught a painter, the Brown and their little son, are on the sick list. The Hopkins, who have been in the West picking cotton, are the Tett Brown and her two little sisters' returned from Houston, a few days ago. Mr. and Mrs. Luckey were in Houston, here. They are welcome in our midst. Mrs. Pinkie McCullenn has returned from San Augustine. Mrs. Luckey lives here, last week. Mr. Grant Fountain has remodeled his home. Mrs. Fountain has visited relatives here last week. Rv. Jas. Brown of Thomson was here and probed at the C library Monday night of last week. CLEURNE--Rev. Hickey, Rev. G. W. Foster, Messrs. P. L. F. returned and H. Lawrence Jenkins returned. Ed. Course and children visited Dallas last Sunday. Miss Irresna Ed. Course and children visited uncle at Fort Worth Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Amie Parks of her sister and brother Mr. and Mrs. Amie Parks of her sister and brother Mrs. Sweeney, Mrs. Hattie Brooks, Mrs. Geo. Hudgath and Mrs. Pearlie Geo. Hudgath and Mrs. Pearlie站 at station to state Convention. Mr. Hancock and Mr. S. Bette McChelon were married Saturday at the State Convention. Mr. Salle Boden directress of the Shiloh Missionary Society spent Sunday in Inca Mesa officiated. Mr. Salle Boden directress of the Shiloh Missionary Society spent Sunday in Inca Mesa officiated. Mr. Salle Boden directress of the Shiloh Missionary Society spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Jessie Surrell were married last Sunday at the home of Rev. Ranger has returned from Los Angeles California Miss. Scott, Jordan and Jim Ligtsa left for Houston to work at the Mason presented the Mason Bro ters with a $40.00 gas booster. Mr. Liaison Jones spent Sunday at the booth where he will have a rally at Alvarado on April 5. The Nov. 4 for reminding Hawkins will deliver the serpent. The First Batalty choir will Mr. Tom Bibles of Houston is visiting his mother, Mrs. Alberta Bibles. Mrs Ruth Foster attended school in Robertson Co. last week. Mr. Archie Bassby and Mr. Price Griffin attended the funeral of their mother, Robert Henderson. Mr. Robert Henderson has returned from Kansas City. Mr. Ortec Carter and Mrs Hattie Mott are visiting the home of the home of the bride, Mrs. L. E Small is visiting her daughter and attending the Cotton Palace in Dallas. He is reading reads when the reporter comes around. Mrs Laura L. Johnson of Dellos, Ed Burnes of Oakland and Texarkana, Ark. were the guests. DEWEYILLE—Sunday School at the usual hour with supt. M.K. Barlow at his post. The tie was red Saturday morning and good was gotten out of the same. The entertainment given by the Ruthless Saturday night was good. The Rev P. A. Bolden for his three years have been celebrated. Rev Clark of Church of God Teachers, Doctors and Preschools. The Orange singing choir, Painted music they simply know. They were Deweyville_was very much appreciated, and will long be remembrated. Deweyville_was also to be in the services. Sunday evening about 5 o'clock Rev. Reed of Hartzburg, Missouri, he preached Sunday night, he preached Sunday night, he preached him with many valuable gifts. Mr. Ollie Jackins was chilled with the same person who do we say. The Sanskrit people have been running a meeting. Rev. 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Entered at Post Office at Dallas Texas as second-class matter, unless THE DALLAS EXPRESS The Penitentiary Survey A survey has been made of the the prisoner who are now in the state pentenitary and the result made public in a lengthy article which is filled with things worthy of the reader. The result would make real improvement in the penal system of the state. All of the facts made public are of interest to the general public because of the race, they are some which are of unusual importance for the conditions of which they give up. What Will The Teachers of Texas Do This Year? What Will The Teachers of Texas Do This Year? of the facts made public are of the facts made public are of those interested in the welfare of the race, they are some who are members of the State of Texas. To those who have carefully followed the proceedings of the State of Texas, the conditions of which they give evidence, soon it would begin to function as a thing of real worth to the educational system of the state as it applied to Negro children, there has come the usual amount of wondertment as to what the association will do this year in the way of improving the policy which will result in increased power for good it. In the report there are state- tional populations of the 3,461 inmates, exam- nulated in the 1,581 were Negroes, 364 Mexicans, 1,200 others were mostly of Hispanic origin, 1,000 were American-gro- reen, 1,434 were of American- born parents. The Negro popula- tion represents 44 per cent of the total, whereas Negroes represented 44 per cent of the So far, there is nothing in the past record of the association to which its members can point with pride. There is no act which can be remotely connected with any bit of progress which has been made in the conduct of the Negro schools of the state. The association has rather been a good meeting place for old friends, a sort of mid-year pleasure for the retired workers in Negro schools and a lobbying ground for the exercise of the efforts of a few of political inclinations. O the 1,500 others examined, 1,423 were United States born, O the 3,156 males $3 per cent claiming, the 3,156 males $3 per cent for the entire State, according to the census, while $3 per cent of the adults in the peninsula were compared with $8 per cent in Texas. Seven per cent of the prizes inmates claimed to be widowed, as compared to 4.8 per cent for It is true that the president of last year instituted a program of progress which if followed, might have resulted in the establishment of an association of white teachers and a correspondingly enhanced amount of work which the Negro association might have done. But that policy, seemingly has been abandoned and in association have rather "rocked" along in their same old way. One of every five persons in the prison claimed to have had no knowledge of the Negroes were reported untrained and four out of each ten Mexicans were without education. The Negroes were reported to be schooling. Another fifth of the prison population, over half Negro, claimed schooling did not work for them. Only one out of ten persons in the penitentiary can rank as a student. Homicide convicts represent about 25 per cent of the population. Of these Negroes contributed to about 10 per cent of white prisoners. Nearly half of the Negro women are serving homicide sentences. The Mexicans are the most guilty of murders. Nearly half of the Negro women are serving homicide sentences. The Mexicans are the most guilty of murders. Nearly half of the whole list of offences fall in the category of homicide and assault, originating in capidity and only incidentally enduring safety of the owners of the property. They involve about 40 per cent of the Negroes. 6, per cent of the Mexicans and 40 per cent of the Negroes. To make such a statement is not to accuse the present head and cabinet of not having done all in their power to make conditions better. They may have. But the fact that so far, the general public has not been made aware of any effort of theirs is not encouraging to the presumption that there has been any well defined effort to improve the body. That such a condition could exist is unfortunate in a state in which the educational system as it pertains to Negroes is so far short of what it should be. But it is so only because there has not been the sort of wisdom on the part of those who have so far had the direction of the association in charge. The fact that in other southern states there are such associations which are contributing largely to the direction of Negro education in them is proof enough of the fact that in Tennessee they are not. In the states of North Carolina and Mississippi particularly, there are virile, active bodies of Negro teachers which are helping to determine the direction of Negro education. They have memberships in excess of two thousand and they have the sort of recognition by the department of education which allows for the consideration of their views in regard to all of the things which pertain to the conduct of their schools even to the point of having a Negro Superintendent who conduct their own organs of publicity and maintain several pay workers whose sole duty it is to study to improve the conditions under which Negro children obtain their education. These statistics give evidence of a condition in Texas which should have charge of schools and courts as well. The figures for Negroes are not surprising in view of the population which has always received the minimum amount of attention both as to education and the percentage of their criminals as compared to the whites should be no small for the wonder. It is clear that the study to improve the conditions responsible for these conditions as they now exist in the state. So far, no such program has been attempted in Texas by its teachers. So far, they have seemed to lack the vision necessary to make them begin, in their state body, to function. The Negro schools are the best in the whole southland is due to the fact that most of the Negro teachers to see to it that they are. They have rather seemed to be content to let their task be done by others. The future of Negro schools will depend largely on the attitude toward them. It is the members of the race 'self'. There must come a time in which they directly concerned in their operation must assert themselves --- THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1924 THE MIRROR OF PUBLIC OPINION calls, in illustration of this point, is conversation with the late, late president of the first colored member of the legislature. In answer to a protest against a certain course of action, Mr. Buss was pursuing, as no one else had, the vote. ents, this general politician said, "My dear doctor, you are wrong, I am in perfect accord with my political views, and both of them you know. I have only two—Charley Seger and Charles H. Hall" (two powerful politicians), and I am sent me to the legislature and to them alone, my good doctor, an administrator, and a good corrector so far as responsibility for holding his job was concern- of course to a large extent the white members of the legislature over allegiance to some so-call- ing politicians, but the boss in his boss by virtue of his leadership. No white "boas" could encive life who does not pay great amounts of money to the group. But when it comes to Negroes, they do not represent as they should, responsibility to their own people, and they do not wish as们 as leaders in other groups. Hence their weakness. political leadership until we have politically awakened racial self-con- sciousness. You will con- sessance. You will graces of powerful white political the ground lost in this contest which has spit their forces. There is only one course for the Negroes of Texas to take in the coming election. Let them vote the Republican candidate from start to finish. It will be a vote in the direction of the party. There is some chance of their having an opportunity to participate. To vote otherwise is to granturies just the opposite result. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS IN NEGRO HISTORY. Questions pertaining to it of general interest and as ed by the subject in percent or the subject in percent in the case when a stamped envelope conserved in a collection clated Negro Press, 842 Copyright, 1920 All the major people concerned in the Trojan war were No. 14 of the African race. The Greeks were led by Agamemnon, a king of Mycenaean, the royal house of this kingdom having been the first to conquer Troy, was a brother of Tithonus, King of Ethiopia, Hector, the great Trojan hero, was the son of Priam. Did the black races found the science of astronomy? GLK Baltimore, Maryland, was born, the Cairdans and Egyptians were the first people to study the stara. They were black nations on earth, today about half of them still bear the names of African heroes and heroes, Canapeia, Carcassius, Icacran, Icacran, Icecarn, the Pisidians, Hercules, and many more, were all black heroes of antiquity. Have any Negro races ever set in northern Europe? T. K. Taccone. The remains of the prehistoric races of Europe prove it to have been imbested by Negro races. in behalf of longer terms, be equipment, fuller libraries and logical way to go about such the needed things through the Though the Negro schools average in the southern states to the standards as set by m must be improved. And it is ing which it is to be held in San definite and well directed effort a policy for the state association operation as a real life and v Negro public schools. in behalf of longer terms, better pay for teachers, better equipment, fuller libraries and strengthened curricula. The logical way to go about such participation is to accomplish the needed things through the organized body. Though the Negro schools of Texas are better than the average in the southern states, they lack much of being up to the standards as set by modern day tr aiming. They must be improved. And it is to be hoped that in this meeting which is to be held in San Antonio, there will be some progress in putting put forth in the pursuit of a policy for the state association which will result in its operation as a real live and vital force in the direction of Negro public schools. One week from today and the most spirited election of America in modern times will have come to a close. Texas will have a new governor and the country will have a new president. And the Negro voters of Texas as well as the whole of America will have passed another milestone in their history. The Negro voters tell nor does it matter so much if every vote cast is cast in the realization that the voter has decided on his course after having carefully weighed all of the facts. There has been in Texas in the past few weeks a situation unparalleled in the whole of its political existence; a situation in which it has happened that Democrats have been made under the pressure of dire necessity. No other reason could be assigned for their unusual consideration for the Negro voter. It has never happened before. And it has never happened because of the fact that hereofore there is no reason to believe that the Democratic candidate would be equivalent to his election. But with the entry into the context of a candidate who seems to have at his back all of the G. O. P. forces and a large number of life long Democrats who have been willing to cast aside the ties of party in the interest of good government; there has come a well defined attack of panic in Democratic voters. In their desperation they have sought the Negro voter. But the leopard can change his spots more easily than can the Democratic party in Texas convince the Negro voter that there is any sincerity in their attempts to convert him in this contest. He just knows better. And the Express takes this position in full knowledge of the fact that the services of the life-long Republican leader, Bill McDonald have been successful in convincing him that it may be that there is a great deal of wonderness at the agreement of this veteran leader to champion the cause of a party which for so long has been the avowed enemy of the race, but there is much reason to doubt that even he will be able to successfully sell the Democratic candidate to members of his group. The history of the Democratic party is against it. Its past has been of such a nature that no amount of anger at the doing of the present regime of Republican leaders could have the effect of driving the voters to the Democratic standard. Such a course would be suicidal. It would be a step backward. In the first place, even in their campaign, the Democrats do not offer to the Negro voters who they solicit, one single constructive thing. They do not promise it because of the fact that they realize that they will have no more use of the vote after this election than they have had in times past. These who may be in the mood to be fooled by their advances may as well face the facts. There is no profit in the support of the Democratic ticket in either the state or national elections. There is every reason to feel that there is profit in the support of the regular Republican ticket. Granted that the present leaders of the Republican party in Texas are not to the liking of the general run of Negro voters, there is no way to change that condition by guaranteeing that the Republican party would have. Rather it would seem profitable to seek to strengthen the Republican party in every way and argue out with them, the question of what disposition would be made of our grievances. It is true that in case of a Republican victory in the state, Negroes would be in position to help to make safe that power and thus could come into their own. For with the close of this election there will be a union of all of the Democratic forces in an effort to regain leaders will endeavor to conduct the political affairs of the Negroes with a view not so much for the group's good as for their own personal advantage. They will be their chief aim in politics. Of course most politicians are first of all for self-adventure. A well-defined group consciousness a well-defined group consciousness of expressing it, the white politician must respect this and not oppose it. People even the Vare Republican organization in Philadelphia or the Tammany Democratic organization in New York should stand by the charges of selfishness, do much good for the public, and continue their hold because they never develop strong politicians until we develop racial self-confidence. We never thought on political matters and action on the part of a considerable portion of our group because we never develop strong politicians, the race church, and civic organizations. As Negro develop business and industry, or essentially have more use for political expression and develop a political development this is the big political job of this generation. Present day politicians are merely the first of all groups to stream. They have not much more than their own weight. Outside of a few big centers like New York and Chicago, they have little attention is paid to the Negro politician. He is in none of them. He always shapes no shapes in politics (though he is permitted to cannonfire). He more likely awaits ordinance. And he must have an increased group constituency to fall back on. He can raise no finance. He has therefore large enough support to be a paid worker. In many communities white politicians tell you that they are not a paid worker. He knows, for he burses them. Now we are not writing this to criticize the political gentlemen, but to tell them as well as we do, but it is the situation we have in mind. The situation we have in mind is a few political enthustas. The group must be waked up. It must men, women, children, and interests must be organized. This is the plumbing patient work of years. We twelve million New Yorkers have been filling bills etc., while half as many Jews demand and get what are needed to keep up the education through pulpit, press, school and club. Let us awaken the people and organize a rock for an affective political leadership. Record Christopher in Ireland and there founded the Ghebic civilization. They are also the ancestors of the directors of the Drudus of Britain. Was Mohammad a black man? R. S. P. Daytona of Mohammad was a brown skinened Arab and of Negro descent. As he states in the poem, "I am an Arab and I am a priest blood in your hand. I came to the House of Haimilh and I came to the one of the oldest and greatest of the Arban tribes and made up closely skin to the Ethiopians. Who was Queen Dido's M. P. S. Macon, Georgin. Queen Dido was a Phoenician of African descent and the founder of the gends of Aeneas cell in love with her after his escape from burrow in the hills upon the command of the gods. Disconcealate and heart broken, Dido burned herself upon a fun- Was Hiram, King of Tyre, a Negro? C. P. D. Des Moine, Iowa. He most certainly was. And had he been able to help the People of Solomon would never have been built. Solomon was ignorant of the culture among other Nero kings, therefore was forced to call upon Hiram to aid him in constructing the sample. Who was Ovid? G. H. N. Phillipson. Ovid was the greatest god of Egypt and he, with his wife, Ila impounded to have created the Egyptian god of the sea, presented as black and with typical Nero features. Later he became the ruler of the Hall of --- For The Woman Who Cares. COL. J. O. MIDNIGHT TELLS OF HIS TRIP THROUGH OKLA. WICHITA, KANSAS — This is one more moving world, and guess what happened to me when I am one more moving man. You see where I am when I take my pen in hand to write to you this morning, when I wrote last week, and take the betweens and you will say that I am like the world, one hundred times. Next Tuesday we will be called to do the act that must have to do with the future. I will tell you that we are all going to use common sense and not dollar sense. I am not going to spell binders from time to time, and have heard what they had to say about Coidge, Davis and he had been led upon to vote your sentiment. Now comes the true Americans and we form a part of this group, and we fended old glory, and my people were the first to spill blood for it and the red in the flint represents us, and we are going to stand by it we are going to put our vote in for Calvin W. Coolidge, and you got it in, so it can be counted put it in, so it can be counted in Oklahoma for a thousand or more of my people will not be allowed to vote, and we whereof I speak. They were not allowed to register. I would ask that the electors of—well will tell I strikes me that I was in business when exam that I wrote to him, and when I just having old Aunt Dolly time the guest of Dr. and Mrs. C. B. I had the pleasure of meeting the people there, for Sun. morning I spoke at the A.M. E. Church in the afternoon I was at the same church When I was preached in the morning I was a mighty poor preach, for I did not get one cent, except Dr. Wilhelm, who had a automobile car carriage, and that was worth something. But my mother had a coffee and the thinkers of after school I did and I talked to them, I told them all I have told you and then Sunday night found me beaded for Texasiana, and I got to that town Monday morning at 7 o'clock going from there to Texasiana. I did not get to go to the home of Mira. Cora B. Allen, for I did not get to the home of her mistroom, but I did go over to the home of Attorney C. M. Robinson, who received me and sent me back, and off to Texasiana, where I found things moving along, and I ready to vote. Attorney getting ready to vote. They have good sense down there. I was delighted to have Mira S. A. Mathes tell me about the wonderful success her daughter is having in Texas, as a state nurse, and the young woman, and the son she has in his head fixed up with knowledge and information. He is going to be here he says, and yet the Lord may "let lay hands on him. He will simply wait and watch the college department, and making good. He is an interesting young fellow, about 19 years in the For The Woman A Suggestion I've a neighbor who used to dis-like me. Maynap he was right—who can tell? He didn't affront me or strike me. Yet we didn't get on very well. But was I cast down or despondent? Nay, though for his friendship I there are things to which men are respondent— From life's open book I had learned. The heart of a father—I knew it. Had I not a son of my own he knew how to do it! --- I called on Mrs. Duckle Kennedy, and her friend Miss Irwin McCormick, who was getting ready to see the Ten Commandments, and I congratulated her on her hair dressing and woman in her hair dressing business—in fact she is at the top in the city, and is the best dressing ready to go to Chicago to get on some more touches. Let the good work go on. The Baptists were in Indiana and the Baptists were in Oklahoma, light for Oklahoma, Okla., where the Baptists were in Indiana and the Baptists were in Oklahoma, big things for the Master and the Baptists of America. This conference was in Indiana. W. E. Perry, of Oklahoma City. Do you know him? He is a rear door, and he must see him, but I must not forget to tell you that I stopped by Muskogee and the Watchman-Land and found them puttingbrown on paper. I was a fine thing going on in their But now back to the convention. They had just what I expected. They liked Oklahoma, they just put the thing over right, and went on record for Coolidge and Dawes, and was sat on an ovation. We like these Perry, spoke right out in church in his annual address, and was sat on an ovation. We like these Baptists love him because of his frankness and his ability to tell stories and sermons, and I will not be able to comment on the sermons to all the preachers, hence will be responsible secretary of the convention. Secretary J. T. Johnson, D. D. made a wonderful report as corresponding secretary of the convention, and were Rev. O. L. Halley, D. D., of Nashville, representing the South Carolina Baptism, and Bramham, of Chicago, representing the National Baptist convention, Charles Stewart, of Chicago, and Kernal of Indianapolis, who use he had the pleasure of seeing the Rev. Prof. prescher from Okla., and stopped where he did and failed to settle for his board and I had to pay it myself. I apologe to you for not getting the get the floor after I was through and they heard him patiently He put him on his chair and him off according to the scripture and told him in private, but when you write to it, and he fails to answer, you went away from San Francisco without paying it, and the good woman declared that of the event he up to this time it has not been sent to her, and not glad to himself, but he failed even then to cash up. He has a chance, to Lord will direct his good In this city I am the guest of Rev. J. W. Hayes, pastor of the Wetland Church. This is the place where I am greeted. I am greeted is to meet. I will tell you about it many times again. Please let me have a line from you some time on election day at 4823 Chicago, for I am going there to vote for Coolidge and Dawes, and we are going to send Hon. Charles S. Senate. Look out for what will be going on these days. I am delighted to see you and write these few lines to you. O. M. MIDNIGHT Yet it did the man's youngster a favor No need tell what or just how. The father's dislike lost its mayor. And he is a friend to me now. Do you feel you're shut out from the Great Father's smile? Do you love and rehabilitate again? Just love and be good to His children awhile. What see what He thinks of you then. The Smartest Fabrics—that in wollen fabrics, rep, twill, and sweatshirt. Also wool, wool. The Parlian. Also wool, wool. 0 OFFICE CAT TRADE MARK BY JUNIUS Following endorsement of bobbed hair by the barbers, the number men have come out in favor of home building. Nothing selfish about those birds. Are you voting republican or democratic this fail? I'm letting the two parties worry about it. Never mind, girls, about putting away your bathing suits for use in summer and allowing your bathing suits will be worn after. The wind blow from down a sign which read, "Hot Dogs—10s" A young fellow picked the sign up and handed it to the owner. I see the price of your hot dogs came down, Mister. And so it did—he not a hot dog fret. Japanese stateman complain in the same manner and isima doing rapidly. A little shipment of prohibition now and then might solve this problem for them. How About Him? One woman wrote "How do You Hold Your husband" and one Dallas wife wrote in answer, saying, I can't hold mine. He weighs 246. All hands on deck, said the border as the landlady knocked over the door and I play during was progress. Twenty years ago what man believed the Police Gazette would ever be replaced in barber shops and Women's Home Companion. The Character of a man depends upon whether he has good friends or bad ones. Sticking Close to Business Theatre Man: I don't suppose you let me set up a couple of the girls. Grocer: Sure I will! Then I'll have my errand boy here was in probes. The vacation season is now over, except for Congressmen and other government employees. Excavator们 have uncovered the bathing house of Nero, and it is clear that the architect had arranged that the towel rack could not be reached from the tub. People are not capable of self-government as long as they will trust a candidate the corner No man makes love like Bryon or Romeo any more. But then the chances are that if he should wear a shirt, girl won't want what he wants. 00 00 00 Contractor can you see that "Now work Today?" Colored Applicant-Yasush, dass why he applied. 00 00 00 Job never put up any stores. It would have ruined his reputation if he had. 00 00 00 The Chamber of Horrors—the room in which a woman discover her first gray hair. poplin and, in the middle of woolen; and novelty cashmere, flannel and vours. Smooth suede midweight fabric; smooth suede effects; figured knitted cloth is excellent for sports and cover; smooth suede cloth and silk and wool brocades will make some of the handsomeest The Correct Suit—that the ensemble suit, with seven-eighth or eight-seventh sleeves, has a tunic blouse or coat matching a one-piece dress, with or coat worn to match a dress that is tunic blouse of same length, dressed with the same material as coat, is the smartest suit. Children's Slips and Petticoats To save labor and material in children, petticoats need lengthening openings on the shoulder seams and face and a buttonhole on each end. Make sure the piece over the shoulder and wear on two buttons. Botton the straps over the shoulder and wear on also give a larger armbole, which is necessary. When Sewing Stiff Materials Before piercing an eyellet in lace or any thin material, place the fabric and run the stitlerough both the material and the eyellet over perforation, and the material will be softened so that the needle will easily pass through it. Whether this be true on not, we leave to impartial judgement, but the material is Powdered and lip-ipcked she was, and entirely worthy of an admiration, but she shoulder—moral cruisier that he was, and with that whining, condescension. "My dear, do you realize the danger of Paradise are closed to you?" And then with a smile equally warm "Well then, let's try some other | neta zs @ : ALT Wm Pa Tram, ake i Tab io git : Bact ) te ahove inthe emet knees of the Morey Howlta to be ult and owned and contaed by the BONE and BAUGH: ens oe MEMCY io Denies, Teme for the Benefit Of tte enters. Shin oraanteaion eye S100 per week cat Gately trom etter bicknece ‘oF Aecivent or Root, board Pea Muro abeotiely ee in tsle Hamp, aad 416690 D- Tiel Benet for'gst’per month, Abetutey bo tare Ot e57 Hina 'to te supreme House, Spent inducement offre fo any individual who ean or tanin ib or more men, women and elites, between he ages Steaua ta is say community where Gers iso tea body Bestia waned evanyenere Write MNS. AL 8. RIDDLE, Supreme Seertary-Treanrer, Hor 38; Denison, Texas pia astaucs Tine elec tae. ava i Pye RY 77: : é cS ervice The Keynote of This Great Business Institution PORD COLLEGE Pc eter geen eee Ce eae ee Sma — ee eee . Se _. S.A * a la . PORO COLLEGE omfORO EOUESE ‘AUTO — Services excllent and sieely ationded. Hey, W. 3 Lincely Sondwoted. service, both day" and Slgnte Rev. 22 Sweat worshinped with ua Mir. PRiII Johnson and Tamy are here from Wharton, Pex: tx visting his mother snd "other felativer and frienda. We ‘lleh in Raving thom, Ie has Yeon twelve eave nce we saw them OMAPEL, MILA — On account of the Inclement weather. Sunday Schon was orl” siended, excl Cellent services at bith churchea Rev. Lynch and Hvane et thelr post Mr Robert Wield of Heuston spent two Gays bore the past week in the Intereat of the Mutual Ald Inourance Gn Me. Wille Bryant. vilted felonda at Austin the past "week Mesnra James Garner, Jr, While Ue'Gerner and Lake Sanders ‘nade ® turiness trip 2" Galveston, the bast week. Madam .'h. Dryant fort for am indefinite stay at Nave- wcta with bor Musband. Mina Adel! Hasely visited relatives at Hlemp- Mend, the past weske Prof. 11. Pair vlafted home folks Saturday, he Jot for bie peo! work at. Peters Sunday mane. Ming MT. Lenard fet tor Prairie View to apend the urate eeeas PRAMRIB—After Sunday Schoo! « ML Zion Sunday, a good number motored to Dt. Canaan for asrvice Mr. Dan Boon who was ag old mem ter and eltlaon of Plensant. Grove Church and. Communty dled. Sunda Svening and was bucled "Tuesday Min wife, ‘Mrs Mattie Toons fan Sled In August. Mra. Sarah Gentry fed sone and daughter all motors here Sunday from Mexin to be a the bed side of Mra Jane Gentry Spencer who took. seriounly M1 Sut fay. at the home of Mra. W.-M Jaaiee while making a short eal at she” ie much better ‘now Felatives lett Monday. Mx. EM Willams, Mr. and Aten Jou ud Sttended the General State Conven tiom at Dalla, this week, Mra. F. A ‘Witlama ert for Cameron to. b Dhasiat oh Sovenieasip apset snoeh jon ber District work. Mra Emma sty” an rand tom vied er teocto tS Bal Daa waco — vin gums couse Ut owat pice oom as tie hace Stn aratoe tare inet tea tat tt ass ie owen wt ante ow Sita Pacing Sete th moet aaa ont wr tte Serres Saas en as Soka Sas Sy, a. eunr)Sanana oe series se aaa ot urday and Sunday. Ite fap Sg a See es Seen sm Rains er ateaiy poe rena n tae te ae see Peat Laer ios Segre ay malt alae eee Sts ae piae oat coe aa Sek" conten’ wit ay ene us tat hs mea a aa ener ers pee ith mane ani rote tanh dint weal ene uer ect cau ce aii dates este ts sr gti om Kea ea Bice aed eaten ats ts teal a at oer ea reel Sia tan saateaat ae oy ae eee Saat ress erent bel Petes sas, Tas meet ty ar te ete Sk ae LORE, SOOT se, re. Seeee Nicholson romaine very low sek her raative from Dallas and Ba ISiese are at ber ood ie, Mr Weg site. mother Ne Dulas ra An Pov wren to Dodd Gy anata Srening to marry young couple fiat plan "be Tomained oe an held mercer there Sunday Mr Panne’ ee ‘mooker tient Srdny tor Mew York Ch re A Mae cameo lant Satareey fem 3 haa salon Bander mor fie at 1800 and at neh ew 3 Tvton wt the whe eto Shoah sooke for im at 3 pm stood Seence’ ae Aen, Titan, 7 en and lp an Niner hen motored co Pars rot Wathert o¢ Pus wan in om {7 Grave stony in fnara oth Shani ot wate srocdy ba odiy numer ¢ scribe eno cemstne oe somrertbane See ‘THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 3006 were visitors in Bouhar, Yast ‘he pastorate of the church Bun-lerected on the attd and Guy" Msther Ghanaien vaca thalany hoc! very feed Indeed. Phe /tulding wil be moun Wine Tare weak thé" copauetaalecoo) under the indnraip of Mite|the-oranisaion Wrourhe! wtnre dape‘weeting, tet, Lage] Mosely is preparing fr © MA |)radctlon, fy. wa_uy here tm the mecting [lowe'on entertainment ‘ev. dames Weds, 2 “ast ‘riya tod. ru Loren er]. Srviun ce Anderson Chapeh mor| Sate Sty eft tbe oY on 8 soyed a nice tip te Potty" lanfvery tod indeed. "ev. Wildet|nece trp. to Beate, Was. for "ised tw nas been reforeshed from en. % ehaptge bto/ar te to be at th wd er ron See Odcae Lacan wholtS nerten""eWoere Art Haga |sck wether He. in plana ste triny Lateston’” Usirority|caiccice very geet. et, Motgea|icr ‘of Californ. on Ie sh rote tn eaney which waa snt|peachea Sunday.” Hxellont oo |Rev. Wd) tthe anther tothe eats adsbe eceved heices at Titor Chapel fal took, amon, Wich Crust ‘at $8.00 for the bent ease] —— cy stan dhe Fawer of C Ch hua ‘feen ent fo the Sate.” | waxailacwiw — H. x Hadsle| ton” “Penne "Mr, barn Bookalana nr S3- Ninn of Mexia Wet| Henry awards. of $3. W sr"uineral Wola vated is beter |e the chy, Mr. Bowley sgt Ore of San oer of Nort Sar oe aera Mi tsk, wosk, Mrm|bs sia fiends ‘whom be had et[No” St" ingrorng 20m SA pyran ana Mie Prepion|men in Hf yoera arr Be a B0Y[foliowing “severe lifeas ot Kineton ih athare tended” theffltert: thy now sash ober et|tine whlch has. confined savage of Prot MB howard and[vt iene Tea Tneral of Mae Ba|bud and homes ri aca Carisie a¢ Kafeononcce Mccann was hold at Row Ml "ML°T. ale, prem, The siaica evening’ her. & Sr beokBion Haptstemarch Toursday_af-|Reaicy Coy Sei8'& State rite csettmaay "afternoon, iltemoon. Mra. bas Dall Dymus livered an’ address on Oc aftann’ See 'lop ‘sherehs Rev|tome niet spending several monthe|atthe_ home. coming banat Kennan, Nee ove mare Beltc her old home. Mr WR. Willa Dts Eee” Bape, Chere Si eucateal ray, She tour [orane Chascllor of the K. OF Plena” Park, tom lates, aad cr Tee ay were with tha New| wor to tne oy Twesay. ru Cal Among" the many alr tin tantra sey war [Fgweta i at ented Data lla the frost soe oa abated tothe rt |wed. bre. Ane hae Sechaon”aflpark "ar alley ala ot ta ae Be Pact peathedwondey|Denizon scpped_over_ end” wialtadlerowth from $0 tnuliee, to En Pa ete setae adits 0h reat, booms trom Matlcmabece? et ole Beth, gp Hier kcal loemtvesp tgr-eebvcligeeeatar ch. | rep he theo besa anygen i sens ing ages Johnaoo. event prouched wt th ‘aptat church Wednesday alg had splendid. service. 'Kev.” Bowden ‘var at hi pont Bundy. had on Tilly. Mr Rhode Stubbletilda waa Called 40. Sherman on account her cunts llneat. Misy ‘ile. Mae Woods left for Paul Quis College Oct ie. Stra ‘urale Loe Green a ilisboro” la vielting parents, a tnd Mon Sneed. ‘The Baptist slater ad supper Saturday might Im be ait ‘of building their chive Ate fod Mrs. Will Chatinan, Mr and frm Bennice Whidby spent the af ternoon with afr. andre. Deel Mra Tony Smith ta ot of town: The Melinies church te promeedieg ely. Delle Brigham and Mr. le Diack te tm. Wortern Oklahoma on a cotton. pick The A. MLE huroh holds "their last” quarter ows the tot and 2nd, everybody I cordially invited. Tey. Jones vil broach hin farewell ermon. Mra nile Calne, Me and Mire. Sin Nelson, afr. and Mra thor 3 Motte, Mra Muggle Lynch, Mr dn King. attended. the Pair. Me Henry Wheeler wes nt howe. 83 May trom hin work tn Princo, Texan the cotton pickers ate getting bach Isround. Farmerevitie Friday” leh [e'Hatiowe'en, wlah the bore an are nae tins’ pe eae rer eres aay a Zion Mil "Daptatchureh bat not welt attended owing tol Deloe regular astral ‘any' at Mt bor Bape church, feat ale fer curen. The attendance. was food at Mt Tabor "are Br NF ail who hi tpent several month in Houston te beckand te assisting her mathe withthe store, Hor mor rood businens tour town. Saturday tobe at the bea eo Der nant, rn“ Woeaard. wh Se a re ae Xr curry seyt abe fe lng we Sarmer has been i bt some bet the mck Maat week at i bet ter ‘ie Homer Cobh tor tom {ertalm youn’ tay nec ie me ‘nar chine romething wl hap ised aac taton wae on duty a Med Dame esr aors es St ico ere re per iter pat ont es Soe ener ae ce een nee eran cera aaa ere ee etn ice sitar erent eraee oe Le morgage: ese oie nae Sena eee Foie ilenk ett Soe teem ae Saeed eae a a eee ea cee oe re oer eet a ett acti pe Ce ee eee Saesres bir acet i ae ara can pecs el cr ke en aa ec nies Se Seat Lege ley a ce a rear ce oe se Sosa camee's tener Niating a brothers Mr 3, 8, Don-| ae Sx and vie Cab tet at he soul papers pie en eae ge Bese er ga aeons pean ar ee Rene 5 ge a ee See a ae Sees = noe cera on eee Sms oa eae wae sean = see a et ‘the pastorate of the oburch. Bup- ‘choot very’ kood Indeed. Jacocl under the lederahip of Hi Sosely ia preparing for « HA lowe’ entertainment ad hry ered ine eg ann [preached from Gen. 3 chaptst Re vernen "Where are Thou Jconection very wood. tev, Marge lprenched Sunday. xcellont er ices wt itu Chapel waxaisciim — Ht i Sndaley lana nr, 83. Nixon of Mexia Wa fe the city, Mr. Endalay mat two 6 Nin ‘sa frisuds whom he had not een’ in 39. years Mtr Ea and ly elbert, they knew cash other fiat night. 'Foe funeral of Mmm. Re Decca StcCann waa held at new MM ion Baptist church Phureday af terneon. Mra Alas ‘Bell SSymuim. i home after mpending several months at her old home. sir W. 8. WH Grand. Chanceiior of the X. OF Ps wan in tho ety Tuesday. ain. Cans Powers a stl! contined to bed Afra Anale alae Jackson Dwnieon atopped over and. vialted Featieee em route. home from Hine in De Jamen Hitbura’ tw to Wao the guest of Dr, Celmmons Perrsnunc— Volom Chapel o> cation Behoot group wine Tat rlae cer achootn, nome edweational Teas tures re as follows, Paper shell pe- cans grown by Mr fd Parmer agele cultural products, Ist Brae: Tom Watson rhelon grown by Mr. Walle: cr oah this. one. ‘out ranked any on fait ground A one-piece hand srbrolaered dre Sler “Anam. ‘Bell Mitchell, graduate trom alon chapel school A toot cabinet, Me Wile trickiand thle boath wan ander direction og Mr W, D. Gray, rupervieing manager of vocational teviceture and vocelcnal heme ee- cnomles. Lindsay Spring took td pias on county booth on products Doultry: afr. BS Duley took tat prac on fine white Jergina. Datta, Spears took iat prise om white Ply mouth Wack, Rev. (Taylor, dat pean 'on Hatred Plymouth Rook. Mr Albert Spears landed in Pitts: cant Str. speare has had ‘gute aa cxperience, mutomobile traveling, Be wan accompanied by Me. and Px re Prince, owners of the Pitt: burg basket and crate factory, who mana much to the. prosperity. of Pittsburg camp and’ adjacent coun: tina Reve 3 HL Harrington and wife teft Monday for. exarkane, where they attended the funeral of «'nisce, Pastor Harsingtom will Wkly preach several nights in the win City. and at Atlanta Sunday, Now 2 he" and Mx Butler Spears ten dered Mr Albert Spears felock Tumchoon lant onday” which cons nines of Ice crenmm and other ee Oklahoma News eee Seance ae wer el tented Sy Her eee fand_Mra_ innely. with a dinner party Sunday night, where a very ator eee ‘were in Dalnls Inst week. The Ron ft eee en a cere care tee eat Sete ae aoe eee eee oe ee erates Pose ea ees See ee, Soe Se ee Sarr ener aac ares sreeaareee ora cee Sie eat ae ona Sa Gaeta Ss, erate oe oe ee aes ee See a reer Arey aes Seer eaten Pa a a ee ee oar ee Bae ei fea SAIS Pin a | CHICAGO NEWS Rev, 1. 8. Stone, Carlo, Ii sinte Grind Master’ of Veh Fd SN Te i nthe ity ntendiae the aronte “Seats Grand Laie Whule “here Rev.” Sime Je th ouse_ guest Of ra, sors Harding 370° Kolana Aves Bea Grand’ Feiner of R, im the nrewnen of hundred members t58 tien. the mur terns vt the Sof. exter’ sc ath Punce and’ State Bt, on imber Sith” so Broke eroun sor take tas. anata SPAR OROORRAnAee ss: SEED) 2° \RE YOU PROUD za jez (OOF YOUR HAIR? gg separa) | ais shor, stabom ooo eee Baa yn culy make i arom Toner, (EEED) ez Stet a EEC. G=2HEROLINGS” = G25 POMADE HAIR DRESSING EEG (GES a ey wing is mar ” EEE) as cet: Ete ee eae ae te Sah aa Ss Soe ED) es ire = (GEES) AGENTS: Mate Big Money. Wiite focTerm. REED) (GEES, Merc. 2 Medieine 00., Atianta, Gu, SEED soo a a 97a a a BTA AIRaledlealey ies VEPs Veves een, erected on the sit ad whick Setting ‘wil be movment. [ee orianiaton ‘roctott th radeon. Revs Jemep MG WEDD, 260 8 tet oa nes ci co Beatie, Waa. wher Ice toe at the wade os Ia cher ein planning th fect at calorie. on hectare er. eo in the athor fer rai ook, among whlch “he icy Stan he: Paher st Cen tn Henry award of, $3, W, S80 an tficer of Nort Star Lote No" ‘Sri roving somewhat fetiwing neree tars ot rome tine whlch ban coined him to Ded and ome Si. ley, neem, Te Bale nity Cae tale Be State St de Tvred ‘an adres om Oct 10h atthe home. coming banguet Heth den “baptnt ‘Charen Sor far" Forks to large audience Among ihe many nerestng thine toi of he progmens of the parr belay ol ts Tala Prov frem amen to 2800 siemere ot old Deth Eden Thm eo kn premnt alte whe wus coving E8000" He. nid 8 Peas tbe the memory of th late ‘hr Mary” Hohn soa Wiliam Tyler, two atthe Sritna alert Beth Een ‘he, rer Jesse Bing,” the banker, now located at eth Place td Stet, wil be to the 16 cer Bings ‘Sate Bak st 388 end Sate sts on Oct 3th to ehh TW. Well, pron, The_ Well posi Concern, 3710 indana Ave, ber fon returned to the cit ro tn extenive trip thous Dui Minneapoll fe Pant and other ste in ine norte re Lat En Youne {114 Calo mvt Vitel te’ Monae sath at lvaukee, Wie dur fete paw meek, re. Yow” Deg. ah NG. ot Household of Roth iewehout Minos and Wsconsta One. of_ the. target eaters sir witemed tn Chiesa, was ten oat Suny cr we of ety and Site Bs where ihe ‘orm atone for the" New Prine Tall Sonic “Fem as Ii y the teers members had fet ofthe ergeization the Une of march coreed period of ene alone Mat hour (ope Sry sien pot ad an made WD of every branch ot the Maton Poa. of Pe Dike A. UK net Arenal wolere. RO. Cute corps and il tee tt at gale dar torte Maren A want “AD” in the Express ‘DALLAS BAND HOUSE “news Taman King Band Instrument State Agent MP rssssiicadey AO So pases amas ?ipticg enti, tosses’ wait sco raotiaom Ada Montgomery's HAIR GROWER A y & —v | si = le ee oe | mS ove ' AR, oy Be eae a th net eee say ese 0 ee pica bore Page Sata eee gan Around the World for Rich and Poor Alike ‘WATCHES Keep Good Time and Good Faith f= > <<} Reliable Watches . at Low Prices FREE A BEAUTIFGL @Urr TO ‘ALL READERS at Sos) DALLAS EXPRESS Moen YOUR NAME and ‘ADDRESS ‘New York Oley LmNox Co. 14 mown at. | r RS mm te AY Se WG, BY eae Age ay Px SI RANT-TEY TAS ENJOYED SUCH UNEX- PECTED SUCCESS IN THE PAST YEAR THAT WE HAVE DECIDED 10 ADD A FEW MOREBEAUTIFYING PREP. ARATIONS TO OUR LIMIT. ID BUT EFFECTIVE LINE The folloing none |<. 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VIM AND VIGOR SYS- | ESE Toki soul be never howe. paar im ld--gou can ge at Jor mean 7 a of emt tc Sib BONE DAG CO 180k § Bast tha tret, Renee 9, Mn ere : Set ee OS Ute URUK UR DURA NAM Mme. Luella McDaniels, Scientific Method of Scalp Massage. A Modern Wond et. ei) ae re | Will promote © full growth _ of beaut bas one Arete wl et eS eee cee soe ee a rcePrgat Prmets cr fe itr ‘how long standings amie cet are (eM Meats Sana Ee seek nian deme Sree St had oral ee pee seta ele eee Berti Bao atts Senet Soret oe ce Seer estonia vemnace ene eres feck ae a oe O|= a= may wis BEAUTIFUL HAIR Pe ae on Maud 4 \ PED A Reine © ts Man | Le x ps ene THE ARROWAY Ud Bt red ore ad Pay pA A tr oc hy yee et areas ‘The Beauty Book BES Maen Sony M23 Indias Arenas © Chae The Waco High School football team defeated the Dumbler High School team last Saturday evening, by a score of 25-0. The visiting team ran roughhoused in the first quarter and scored 10 points in the piles played up a total of 19 points. Another touchdown was scored in the second quarter, scoring for the day. The panthers with Bob Johnson and Moore both坐, starring, came back over a counter. Coach Samson is in the visiting team's territory during the biggest part of the game, and he mentions since the month since their game with the Marlin club. E. D. Ratchliff of 15th street and Miss Helen Roesen of 16th street at the home of the groove on Mr. Ratchliff. A very neat and modern home well furnished with every home room and open and in readiness for the coming bride. All she has to do was to walk in and make sure she was in the room. Annie Harvey of East Avi C. were married last Tuesday and have New Sayles in improvements about some creditable improvements about his home. Grover C. Merchall has reopened several weeks in New Sayles in improvements about his eventual weeks in Galveston. SAN ANGELO — Services were good at all churches Sunday, Rev. T. W. Wilson the pastor of the C. M. E. Church was at his post on Monday, Rev. A. L. Wright, the popular pastor of the First Baptist church was in the city and B. Dodd left last week for Gavinville to visit her mother and her M. R. Dodd, was called home to attend the bible school. The church was reported very ill. Mr. Tone Warren returned from Temple last week, where he underwent an operation and is no longer ill. **DENTON** — Services were good at all the churches. Prof. F. D. Moore, principal of the Fred M. Moore wartoothipper at St. James A. M. E. church Sunday. Prof. Moore is chairman of the Layman club church. Mr. Lewis Whitlow Sr. and Grand Mr. Lewis Whitlow Sr. and Grand of Pilot Point were the guest of Rev. and Mrs. T. C. Colm Rev. Mansen was the guest of every effort to get ready for the annual conference. Mrs. Effie Mansen was the Rally at Pleasant Grove Baptist church Sunday was in success. The following churches were visited: Pleasant Grove at $ 0 clock in Union services: St. James A. M. E. collection $ 650; St. Emmanuel Mansen collection $ 650; St. Emanuel Mansen collection $ 650. The pastor of Pleasant Grove, Rev. T. C. Moore, collection $ 252. The chair members have pledged themselves to not dance or play cards. Total amount raised in the church is $ 1,000. Kaufman is here visiting her sisters Mrs. Will Hill and Mrs. L. I. Allman, Mrs. T. C. Collins has been able to up at this writing. LADONIA- Services good at all churches Sunday Mrs. Tom Jones, Mrs. Susie Smith, and Mist H. McKinney. Thursday, W. Dale Quarra, Third Quarra, a crowd from here attended thePair, Mrs. M. Johnnie King. The following motored to Mrs. C. Tuesday, W. Dale Quarra, J. King, Mr. V. Shaw and M. Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Allen won the $50 gold piece on the Stone place of the owner, Mrs. Mattie Bennett. Little Miss Besiele won the $250 gold piece on the Stone place of the owner, Mrs. Hardman of Bryan visited his wife here last week. Give Rev. Hardman of Bryan visitation with his wife here last week. Give FORKY S. e. Good at Mr. Zoo with supp. C. A. Smith on the job, lesson reviewed by W. M. Lee of Pilot Point. Little Flock is doing the job of the pilot. O. J. Fulloleau at their places, M. E. C. Mager of Dallas spent night single in Forney Mrs. C. M. Fort Worth, Mr. W. M. Lee spent the week end at home with H. Howard Rowel is home again. PALESTINE — Mr. James Davis of Taylor, Texas, a brother of M. A. S. Davis in here very sick. Mr. S. Davis in here very sick. Mr. Varson A. M. E. church the 2nd unit, was a very good success, $200,000. Who has been sick in improving Mr. Reports of National .Business League Show That Negroes Make Progress FOR 30 DAYS It is important to find that a progress of the Negro is not confined to any section of the country, but to all areas. North and east they are showing more interest in some departments in the South and they are adding to the list of farmers. Everything they are coming to appreciate the value of the Negro is being made at home desirable lines. The South is pleased to find the Negro advantage towards good citizenship, and the Negro is fair and even generous treatment. The Cost to Join is ONLY $3.00 Claim That Republican Candidates Are Favored by Large Majority of Eastern States Including all Degrees and the O. M. A. (Continued from page 1) Colored lady: "Miranda, are you telling your people that they must all vote the straight Republican ticket, and not the Independent, I in "responded Miranda, 'i tells am 'all what' de use or scrithin' we day al't' got no GRAPHIC CHART SHOWING GROWTH OF SURPLUS FUNDS IN 7YRS. Want Register's Place This come rumor in the rumor of the Journal's journalial onlaughts which are being made upon the office of the Register of the Treasurer but are the forefathers of the Journal, soon after election, for the appointment of some Cored-collar incumbent. Unessiness has pervaded the minds of the Colored public and their political sponsors, because they have been so long withheld from the brethren's group. Some say that a charge will soon come to the Nation's paper currency is to be given to a per currency is to be given to a dollar that Missouri will land the plum and others would but their bottom dollar that Georgia receives the scrubers are buying their fountain pens, and there will be some absorbible acidic shortly after election. In the meantime, we close by giving LaPelletere about 50 dollars, Davie 712 and Coolidge 306. Claim Campaign Cause of Lynching Decline (Continued from page 1) 'ing taken away they had little left to say.' Mr. Johnson stated that: "The Anti-Litching Bill is still in Bill Clinton's hands and it is still a threat. I firmly believe that our own country deserves our own care and who feel this shame and disgrace among the nations of the world, and that the N.A.A. labiae informant of the N. A. A. federal government is enacted by Mr. Clinton." Drive Committee Meets Every Night in Grand Chancellor's Office in The Hewitt, his foot mashed his Saturday in the I. and G. N. shop. His visit was spent the week end in Palestine visiting Mina M. V. M. Masey and friends, sheds and churches, then to Paris, Ky. W. M. L. McGoug was visited in Palestine. Saturday and Sunday. On Saturday he visited the I. and M. I. Masey and Mina M. V. Masey were entertained at the residence of Mira Hewitt, an alabaster pottery was served. Pythian Temple ACUNTN, TEXAS, Nov. 1, Prof. HILTON in Mathematics are doing some excellent work. The machines are all silhouettes over their Algebra and Geometry. Miss Q. Chinningham with the assistance of Mr. J. B. Sewing are all silhouettes over their Machines of the sewing Department humming as the Deaf. Mrs. J. B. Sewing for them selves, and the Institution, Mrs. Goalsby, new Marathon for boys Hall has to have a sewing machine. V. Bryant teacher of Deaf, made a flying trip to Taylor her home and visited the First Baptist Church visited the Institution last week. Mrs. J. B. Sewing for the Institution is visiting her daughter Mrs. J. D. Martin; She expresses herself as being delicately with herself every way. Mr. and Mrs. Norwood of this city, Mrs. Hurst of San Antonio, Mrs. Worth visited the Institution Sunday. Workmen are installing the moving machine which is being used in the Worth Store keeper and Accountant of the Institution, for the construction and amusement of the students. ASK ANY PYTHIAN Resources Over One-half Million Dollars Can The Colored People Be Bought? te siete 6 pas Re oe eee oh See rears coe perce meant ae eae cee wea Sate saree eer cere <2 generac SPitee Sees George C. Butte, Governor of Texas Pig apap a ee aes eh See ect 1 Sa ee Pier ir gta peg ogres ig Suet reese es er oat tee oe Se The Good Government Democratic League of Texas. JOHN MARSHALL, President, S. A. FISHBURN, Secretary RESET The Good Government Democratic League of Texas. JOHN MARSHALL, President, S. A. FISHBURN, Secretary TEXAS TOWNS CAND OF THANKS] Mw tacts Winame. toe ieee ai, lamiemigene oeentae ‘We rratully scunowiedge ur], MOVE" bas opened up a ox bo yprsood oft pestle nd an es re eee i Smee eshte er oe cree eres oer eee oe Meee vo eens Wel oe Cee oe ce oe ein eee eee Sie unre neee trio hn o leh oe a wt far cl on ak eens Rice eee ae ae sae aa doote neat Fer ai sl a Se {Se arta Groote’ rae at Ohne wis ‘Mra Réna Roach, (Aunt), |perintondent and teachers at the Siva faves see Boe wee coe, ee By voce Oo on es. cae eae BS Serer ae! | atest oes, ee, oe es oe ee ee Bet tare ere ete = footie ae ane a | La \ecam eer cen ge tung tie in tom oto Segoe ict See ao es Seas sey ee fo ee ee peornnes aer eens Ga See eee ae a ee: oe eet oat ees ee ee at ee a Beene oe ores mate oe oe eee iain cma ee Peas oer Se ere ae oa eat ae Fe cs, Ses eet Seto are ca pa Pe os aes a Peale Sea Sean Saree oe see ee Soe Sioa s a J Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Lucns were See ees eos Rare ee et = i ors ok male SET pieces at Ree seater Beenie se toe ee ne SE Sart van wii seule ee areca = a na rate te ee oe Soe oe Stn nen a sty te aaa Ce eek ee tin Tae Por Miss Lucite Willlams is back ora again, after apenting «few Mr. Oliver has opened up a cat om the corer of itt. an Proms “Mi and atra rages and cam are buck home agun ter spend some time tn Aragon, Teran "Mr. and Mra jah Thoree hae lathe new bone ok ee tras funeral ot dra Catton wes haa shon Bape church Benny ovens foe at B10 sack enterment a Satna cee snitch DetistMuntay Sebo opened atthe tual hour sit Be pevimndect and teachery Bt trl Past of duty, Atte it lode ho, Dr'& i soanon, panto ena preached t strane’ marmon to. frowsea hou ite te hey pi ia maniect” Sime Pin "ana Rev. Wiee principal foe" Recon Taignts wheal wer timong” tho many. waiters preset fra" Funt aod Wise athe vogue Jo in pastor mats very tly mars 100 The fomaine of me ther Chariy Cotton war funeraie knew her Pasar Jobat’ tune faturany trom the comention whieh Sir and Mrs. CaM Moyuer are’ dosing over the etal othe Styl the tanly who, made her advent riday, Oct 3 Mother tnd baby nr Slag tsi. He. Ds Se recente eter eet ee tyne ctction orth da fren very ood Men. He A. Pond of Kane cu Mo, wes eae to ston th fantra oe he daughter ot Mr, on tire'e. fe Tomes, who doparte thee et ty 13 srvasin — Sanday was nisi de ai the charehet Rows Thetu ena ma tito workers are er Sony making great preparations fo im” annoatconernce which wi ronvene at dames ©. Ae are thie yer De Stewart rhs efile bute f Beeler Hope chute Test pushing things tthe tron Mots anerandey of ilove waa th tie mere Suntay. The Store etectoom wl ram ahead. of Tata celection 40008, Corection inst weal frue ated tat Rat i'n” PronleTeruesied the Muptat crehie ‘i ast esas te rine 1.90 rach te the Rrsoavanin ie Acne nent oath "when sbole bare rend 110080 natn of flan aten" elle Boter of "Aus eet her einer he thalpoeea" Mr ea Tend, “ook ‘ral wpent the week cod ith Bs Titer ta Ophelia Boren amt iy.” taut Ratarony ene peu fein quit a tw othr city tne fern ‘There Is quite @ demand. tor feochere i tis county, everal canter. "Anse Toho ta athe mend tothe alight ot be imap ends aioe Bogs Cots fae feturaod trom Dallas where ah even the wee, wR. relatives on {Manda and’ystlng the a tr {cy Johnvon passed away last Sut frduy ater homn, creer. Somme Meamp ‘end aiertzom rere Arta ‘2 long iliness of raffering and pain foe was momber ot Unthabem ‘hpdee oboe rs Ace tanerto smeared Athens last unde an Sent the" ay "with ienae Rew $E'n. winston addressed’ he "Tena Golless neat body Sunday sven ‘ne aC veep, Berven le 1a {hip Newsome of ew Sark wh ine been Inthe sty fo" more ha or weak Yetta’ evening fr ‘Troupe te eaten the nvocine Spee {arama then wits to Gvorea on lave of sinence’ before’ going” ee eta beet aes Newsome taies, ares an |works tn the Interest of the Ament ‘entre wetter’ Atseaton be ine ine ie exorea en to blow ‘ooh aut, ‘te haben 3 tn in’ “toverah onthe have” Se ‘very much mprogsad wth the 1 itr ste. "Detiae her stay ben [usa 'te jon ssc are tm Sone sine ent of har Seah miron ‘Phy a et Ya lurday ime Jotnk yoretine at ‘Tr THE DALLAS EXPRESS, SATURDAY, | NOVEMBER STH te | the Colored aiviaon ot The Detentions in the shea. thie steel @ DEMOCRATIC PARTY har Coccnaty Cup ner nom elites out ha sures on Ra ES eee Flees tet, is coh >r wedefaeaen aol aeoied VU EEE'S aoarcpe agen when the campaign basins on No-[ple #0 tat every eno can see i oe. tractor “whe themnaey ta} ALINE eee utd and erpenene Sear Oi ‘Upon request of air. Henry t.len Neanes te ite as salle ploy need Bock avy. casetive necrtary ot thelaligaie ave anced to "conta? | BRERA, TAS Site wit Waveney fame committee and workers. wha|made. for the race in last eara]f SERBAMRMersiS eer ee Pe ear amon ‘or peoaie DR | Te falowiog are the captain Feros arulton anew an Lane afc" Maen res Peele ED eae airman and sortary repecure [act in ames, fae Cals RP RRR iret is commie swt ar. None ew Se RDA CE a Fen Te ace alee re elt RR rita with capaine In ch nee nie Logee’ witha els EN fret nek the dive vary An ran at a Ace ao gO 6 ection of the lt wile canvane [Sa woes, Berar ee, ae ; (ed and the people asked to eom-|4. 4. smith, Rev. L. R. Maye, Dr.) NOME SIRFFARD Sat tht tae iolend, ar’ We? Vauahy pag 1° Community Chest has gotten| Mr, J, McDaniel, Mr. C. P. it inicck'ckanrs cane ‘owiehe erent ur. Me hore Mr Gea SuaehS ystgeey Seat haat ead ota ee tM HON | 10 the Colored oreant-|smiti, ney MLLER ing Dept sar wher hy cit, bu ie slowly ingrorng hel” Me REM Hara ‘Sehr een" et Inictores made. "wim. "Nesome| founded by An E'S Thomgonlg ow cen fade many rinds ite bare Adland indoveed. ty” several eer Spa ae rede rogers be Mnganng Bp Dibeong s <) S fre levine Songs)” evening” attra splendid eppottani er lara narey'motoret tothe 30m| howe" of on that ay Wat te frei noden arty tr setrmineltunty tones busieas a: if.ay trees is ‘the heme of Mra. MB. Tuckera|eatien, This schoo! he seine, ton | stn se,ahe ome of Mra 2E 2 Tuskersjeation, This school ta, beng eou-|f | SM be usccenminan — Seri oe aire enc, ps es a soa ck ata: at's Strut test sae aces eared feet pictinn nets Shoe anne Ste BS ae Stabe ces Puy fen sean Sars tee Serio tee wees ae oe ee oe ates etl re Won tr tas fees 8 tea ene ee Seco mr races gt hanes ene as Shee Sha eed ose Inst summer money. Mra, Jack- Ss Sa arses et te cS oe eee, Sc aes Fr 162 ole mii Sie toe ag ren pants mea elias — see aac ae sti es marae a Set et ws ae a a sen Se tet Soe a at Seat the" ate Jose's seas rts rose en sn, tua Revce rete fas te act ais oe var S'hnember of ong of the Olden montero ae a's oo tg i soey dare Soe ea a oe sen tn tee aa stapes ests Mie pee ee ee ee Keneners. ‘he’ chowder he [Seis apie es te ere ae atta nc ae oe Inca wai “ata i arte reac et ces as cy ae ate In Okiahoma and several brothers te Sohne, nt" "Rwe te SY den Soe Sees Gate aan eons Se ot ante pin ionpeg oder sae ec od ante a ead a ean occ hc wsny Sian, Se Pee a aanes Panta soca Mee ret ey ee ct to st Pea Sal nts ate i See at Bova a agi SW Sit tin ink tat ea SES eet fe etal pt Sr pt in ctr ane Baplfeni peyilcley Scenes usargg as wR pry Rdg ru ‘clyde Draper, 111 Duchaaas {wonve, baased from labor to Fewer caturaay morning, Oct. 2, aft iingering several month. Funeral trom Sunset Baptist Church. Rev GR. King otetsted. Ses Wi Naa "Jones, foster daughter of "Rev aud. Mrs. tacShaners, Lae St. wa tiled. im an. automoblle. accident Hier tather lost control of the ca in which they were riding. whic struck a bridge throwing her ou fling her fustastly. Funeral at landed from Hopewell C. at. Ghar, Her. Whit otidaing Mas Mattie Brannon of Mughe Springs, Texas is inthe cl tanking” her home with ‘Mr. An Mra. “Abe Rosewell on. Coleg Hill, Miss Griggs te, visting. be sister on Capp St, this week. afr G. R. King Ja in St. Loute visita her adiehter Comora. who. pen feveral weeks hore. with. parent Rove and. Mra King Me Zio Bapiist ‘Chareh ls ‘conducting 0" days mecting. ev. and Mr oo ‘Harrington ot Pitsburg, Tex are. fn the city attending, the. fun rat afl alr Mie Dre Sten, Txhat” Willinma, 1502. Buen Eas An Sieiies "on tae aaa petions in the chest. ‘Thie stare tr will bo pu im the hand of th frorkers and sietrbuted to the Bee eo that every aon ean est purpoos for wich the money. ing raed and expended. ‘Chute en leden and haba na ell ivigaain are soked. to "comtrbat rivray to this work end i pow be, surpane the wplendd. shoeing mods Zoe he voce nla Pears “The following are. the captain urate A, Mason, brn J. G. Pom ter Sra Re Watson, hirn GB orwely hrs W. hol ra wns, ‘Mra Lacy, Mts La [iehtner, sre, Logan’ Weems, Mrm sav weet aerate Sl iva Weems, Dr stows, 3 Ma's eth, vs ee aye, Dr Ir Medan, re sy ton. ilan Meth Loving, tM ist, but ie slowly improving The Ehsmoaot” “Gomes Sched founded by As. BD. Thonghon Jand' indorsed by several" ote tending men of aur ety in oer thet spendla “opportunity fo |thoee*of on that may watt lnvall_ themeciven of the oppor [fanity to rece a business ad Jeaton. ‘Phir echoot i being com ducted at bt Taured St Prot ‘theron Jones ie oute of the et |Mras B. i. Roeebourg Aled, |racaney made" by the Prot ola loot of town Nonday. PHILIPINOS AND CHINES! MANILA, "Rov. 1—-Antichinem ct Cisehatan’ sve bens somite fy normed yh cna ane Ces, ‘ores have bean pane, aceorsng te tfc aa Phe sting followed the iting echinacea erm by | Tin ad spent ater incon today hile more Ges 4 charges of rating. sary ema ok Chimera emi WIFE OF A. M. E. SENIOR BISHOP DIES , aoe ra Jone. end Hee ay ner ste dace, her home, 1426 Rockland” Street. ‘Tuenday morning, October 21, after See ach eal oS mht ome the eet times, "tm company. with her hae earners leountries of Burope and Avia. Sbe iar Sth Pte ie ts "ae hPa‘ nt fran aso stab i go Finarase ie Soa S ar? Sati tered ht” es ce Sa il ly nie ane |The Lord Mayor of London and hao tv's Giger aoe tn ae ort Ee atte Sata ae tahoe ome WOMAN’ SPECTATOR OF TONG WAR KILLING feud between different factoos happened Ia th ea andy a tony when Mrs Pad Bnth Payeay "Tome Wong in ha isn ty her emplone hit to de 7 mg Su: & member 9 the oppo aa faction, who had Deve sino) ine tong Wong’ laundry forth ‘tye, "vane Su ae ba eae “era Sith, howe nate laine 94, he Mate, would neve ane out ‘of her mia’ wan ela {Sky Mato identity" chinama ‘rreated in Pittsburgh on eunpse ot the murder of hor eeploye. {sed eo Jaret the Gnarpan Mae brougt trom’ Pitavurgh “peta foun In ber Gena om lovers room showed a Froud {nimene_ te Rathering. One ‘em arn, ‘BmeN resigned {sng Bu, ber employer murderer ‘ares Smith tld thatthe mune Sud workea atthe hundry for thes {ys when hm without th seh frarnine, st Song Wont: to deat [= Ser preven MORRIS PLEADS TO EMANCI | PATE RACE, 1 ial reac DENVER, COME Rie 13— Addeewsing’ a taiamoth roe meeting. in" Denver. yesterday (ieinday) afternoon, Charles Sat chell boris, Jr. of Norful Vir tinin, diatingulshed Colored jour nallat ‘and. orator, pleaded. lo: cuetty that He fe would ema Cipate itelt frost the panera fl iaey "that re Rh waite ts ond, ng Shite ts bloc “The oted. spokesman state idt be ad ever Ware a. whe SAMPLE OF OFFICIAL BL ie PROPER WAY TO VOTE TUESDAY, NOY. 4, 1924 ae UVLUINBEY VYULEINO i HAD A VOICE in naming Calvin Coolidge and Charles Dawes as the Republican candidates for President and Vico-President of the United States of America, : COLORED VOTERS should vote for the Republican electors for d | COLORED VOTERS were denied 1 voice in naming George C. Butte reputed Republican nominee Yor governor of Texas, and the remaining candidates for state, district and eounty offices in Texas. ‘THE DOOR was closed in our faces! We wore turned out of the party of our fathers. We have been re- pudiated, insulted, humiliated and politically outraged and outlawed! COLORED VOTERS, with SELF-RESPECT and RACE PRIDE, will vote AGAINST the Creager-Butte- ; “ily-white" (so-called Republican) regime and ticket in Texas! | STUDY THIS SAMPLE BALLOT—MARK YOURS THIS WAY | OE ON GENERAL ELECTION DAY, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1924 ANTI-BUTTE COLORED VOTERS LEAGUE | OF TEXAS C.F, RICHARDSON, Director. (Politieal Advertisement) 7 pirrzsssseeeeetogetnesacccennaatagaseccetsaeneees etree atte seeeeasetetSh BRT ee0OS00S000000 000 nae eee eer ansl ‘THE COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION ——with—— 100 CHILDREN now in the Kindergarten and Nursery Departments. ‘The Kindergarten takes Children from to 7 years of age. In the nursery department, we take care Of little children and babies, night and day when desix- ‘ed, while their parents work, ete. ‘The Association also does other Welfare Work for Community betterment. “HELP PILL THE COMMUNITY CHEST.” ‘MRS. AMANDA OWENS, President. REY. L, R, MAYE, Gen. Director, (© DEMOCRATIC PARTY Een LI : Eos Ak, i asf Dee a Va EASES nar ut “STE, rencuson Nes Liewtenaat Goverseny ccna eerie ac pNRREORY tfc male tates efi re spelt atom: as iN | er Rates tage em aE: pee cate a Courts fies rept some fete rn et tan anywhere to call bimselt the. wits Predrlck Douglass th ‘hie Patl Lawrence Dunbar, no the ‘white ‘Docker Washlsion, but that he had known a hundred Negrocn_ to. call" thomaelven the bint Spjrgton, che black ll Sanday or the black Shaxeopeare We most emancipate ourselves from enthroning all things which frewhlle,” andy dethoning” all things mich sre black." he shouted. Sad" Denver agreed. with fim. arcs wught by patclan of the three malor partion to speak swath in behalt of thera diatten, the spokesman wam non. fommiial, Ho appeared etor three, sre rallien dariny hfs fou Saye tm the sate, talking from Oh fame platform” with » Governe Sweet, candidate, Tor” reelection He was also. introduced “by. the Honorable’ Alva Adame at Pesbl, rho in formidable eandtéate fo a ‘THE COMMUNITY IMPR —Ww 100 CH If nov in the Kindergartens ‘The Kindergarten tal years of age. In the nurs of little children and babie ‘ed, while their parents w | ‘The Association also ¢ | Community betterment, REPUBLICAN PARTY rece meen aries Saas oe one rare EAGbeenee cinta Qaiies ie aaa cale cated ote Ree i spate fe rin narrate era ene eer nhscitans he meptateta tee pe onaseet | coor iace tania spt sot United Staten Senator. cena eee ee se he ea oe Sere: tk ae ier ane ee sy naar = Sees oe Bee tear arid Seer ae a Soke Scares, ee aes ae eh a ner ase eee oe ee a eae a ee ae erat on eee ane some eae Sen cote ee ae ons ed oe ces ee pce er of & million souls. Tn the nex een a eats Sea ri Sega Scie etree )VEMENT ASSOCIATION ith_—— [LDREN nd Nursery Departments. es Children from$ to 7 ry department, we take care , night and day when desir- rk, ete. oes other Welfare Work for pide aat ete: > Syd tae ar men Lerren goes ay a | ) = Soka mia oman wer ina cox fro utes “tine Sik rey HR ye hicouer MET SINCR Winn. PAs ae occu Sano ww A PR] ruax screauty. natn BY i ovum Avarin Ax ‘th mes an usb Wire soa abe ers Sante MB] Socmnrne caren on wih coe bi: QMS F | xe. care ru cnowrex mums ESB] Sow. Tak ron nemnnm som veh iy me eine tien Se riences Ook |) ume area a ie is yh em, a Paste as Peat. "Tay gaa wane or sexs enue ae By BESSIN SMITH Hay Anyhedy Seen My Mant gs Nagar alne Ee Son art ER pri ities mee Sr RSS ay mana wane To, a RA ESSE BS mings in Soewe haga SRN ten SETAE name Wie ewe wee oy * “san eon | See sae oo ER pera a5 ANT. cxworac oo Wi Pay TE FOSTAGH ON AL ORDERS wi GH IAFELE WE GIVE YOU THE BEST SERVICE BECAUSH ARB NEAR TO YOU. ORDER FROM va FO Oe RECORDS TOMORROW JUST SEND U8 YOUR ORDIN AND PAY ‘TH POSTMAN. oe Pnown #40. bi EAST TEXAS PHONOGRAPH COMPANY INDEPENDENT PROGRESS Soca at kr ame BAS retire aL Thscelaate. Sah i ha Epa eieeaigia » ecm recone hia ofa a retain connie int te ester Si vrata at res Pompei fer healt Yo tall eed Pe Te bs eee pted Pre stom) cif st Sorts tepid ™ focreripaea ak | ey \LLOT i 1924 ea ee re pe See SSF oe eee =F ==S3 mon temo 4 eer etnpete ations het ta steeper rata sfesiran nt coir svi Yor tafhet Comoiainee scree tte on Op eciead Teer Torn ta me int et IP eae re |Rbiute oe ARE Albert Chane Callan My]Paal Perry) Iaat heard o€ wan tn lllmayior, Texas. Any Information, tranny Mm Jane Marri, rower | wood, Roxas pat ee: pkATE Lierrmn gum aN A WONDERFUL NLUES. NOBODY LURK FUR rk machen itr SINCR Muh, an Novy “CRAVE YAW MUS" AND, TWKIUC$ AN ACCOMPANIMNE: HAS” ACEUALLY WRALIGK LOWE AUATIN ARD TON MLTR. SERANADERS WHE TOMMY AD ixen DOING A REAMIEL AND NOURMING PRAYER ON Hs COM ev, che THE GORY. MLO SOW. Asi POM NUMMER SRR ee eee PAGB REGIT WHATTHEFORD—Rev. Hutchison prescribed a noble sermon at 11 o'clock. Mr. Jack Baker met the Mrs. Baker met the Dallas Sunday to attend the Dallas Fair, Mrs. Frankie Simmons, Mrs. Julia Gooden to Port Worth last Wednesday. The church carnival given at Port Worth was a success. Money raised by the carnival $33.90. Miss Elia Mine Rocker has been ill at her home, Mrs. Simmons, Mrs. S. P. Alexander, prin­tial, Miss Allie Woods, assistant, Mrs. S. P. Alexander, new Mobilized motored car, Mr. Griffin and others have returned home from San Angelo Mr. Hubbisonum was called to account of her uncle's death. RECKENBENGE—Service was well attended at the Baptist Church. Rev. Jordan was at his best Sunday night. Mrs. Jordan has returned from Galveston, Texas to meet. Rev. Hicks has returned from San Angelo, Texas, where he will serve. He will be our leader another year. All members of the A. M. E. Church are requested to attend. He will be lined up for our new year of labor. Mr. and Mrs. Janel of Eastland Texas has moved to 000 000 000 000 our city. HOLLAND--Sunday School was attended well Sunday, Supt. Mr. D. B. Brown present. Our pastor and preached a great sermon, and preached a great sermon, Mrs. Riddles and Mr. Charles Walker entered the audience as a very distinguished lady of Denox, Texas and is noted for contributing to the Great Center and Miss Mattle Holt of this city were quietly Saturday and night in the Great Center and Miss Rayon, Dallas Lange, Elaine Rayon and Rev. P. M. Mason loft for children wee. week on Children's Day in a bunglow on Wool Square, Prof. H. L. Brown was the guest of Mrs. Dora Fulkham Sunday, Quite early in the Fair at Carriage last week. MAGNOLIA SPRINGS — Manola Springs high school has opened its T. P. A. again. Ms. Neison, the school president; A. C. Frazier, secretary; Mrs. Neison, treasurer. The T. P. A. has planned for an enrolment of 100 students for the Friday was visited by Myrleia Shankle, B. C. Rhone, P. A. Cooper, Odeaese, P. A. Cooper, all seem to be well pleased with the program of the school. DUNCAN — Sunday was a quiet day, Mr. B. Bluck and wife, Mr. Berry and Mrs. Gipson made a visit to Warwiki Sunday, Mr. Robertson and wife, want to visit Ms. Rhone and children and Miss Misa Kidd, Earlani was in the city and spent Saturday night at the library and the school. She spent Saturday and Sunday in town visiting with friends. Mr. Bedford called at the home of Ms. Rhone and spent Sunday at Ryan and preach- for Rev. Cobbe. OAKWOOD—Mr. and Mrs. Stunne jones was visited by the stork on Saturday night a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stunne his post at Rockymont Baptist Church Sunday and services were appreciated. It was an auricular cure. It was an earplug and the Misses Toliver, Johnson Henry Jackson, Williams all left for Dr. John Anast, Minneapolis Minneapolis. He was in morning for Central Texas College. Mr. Joe Tuba eloped with in getting married Sunday evening. The Daniel brothers to see to that race Rancones—the brother of Mr. and Mrs. Toliver Tolius younger sons was a brilliant guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ranche Blinger, and at 4:30 p.m. that was made appetizing with sweet potatoes, they moved over to Mr. Harvey Carrere who was with all the several days. Sunday night night. Brendan took the subject, "The Devil," Carrere wrote with all the skill of long experience. The collection. Including the money raised for the purpose of the church. During the month, was $7.66. GRAND TRAINIE - Mr. Albert Dau and Ms. Lillie Mine Christmas were united in weedlock on the 11th of October, also Mr. Renaud Dau and Ms. Lillie Mine. Prof. W. M. C. Hatchell of W. Worth has called as prin- capital of the Valley Mills. Hill school. Proof Kettifell is classed as a rural county, Rev. Samson of Dulain county, Rev. Samson of Dulain county, a visitor to the Antioch Baptist Church last Sunday, Mrs. Samson is very low sick at her home. The County Supt. of Dulain came out and visited the school building, Mr. Edwin Napper and, wife have returned from El Paseo where they spent the day. The oldest time. The oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Able, who had the mistor-ary days ago, is out again, Mr. and Mrs. Adolphus Watson motored to Dulain last Saturday in their car. The days ago, everyone will leave on the 25 last for East Texas to look after his mother. JEFFERSON—The farmers are somewhat unsettled over crops. Rev. Bowna, the pastor of Barnesville, served in the service very good as well as collection. Rev. Holman, Preaching was at his post and finished his work year. Monday was a great meeting day at Jefferson by the North East Texas Baptist Ancestor, where he gave a vocation day with them. Rev. E. W. Johnson moderator of the North East Texas Baptist Ancestor, where he led Elder of马萨拉特 District, with a number of local ministers was in the city. Mr. Henry Kuvz, the pastor of our County died at his home about six miles west of the city of Barnesville. The Cemetery, Mrs. Ben Grant, the wife of Mr. Ben Grant, died Sam, and was shipped to Mt. Pleasant, where he was interred. Larenia Williams, died at her home at Woodlaw Texas, Monday and her body was intermedied in the church. MAGNOLIA SPRINGS — S. S. at both churches were good. The Trees evening to practice in the County Fair at Jasper, Miss Jef Schoenfeld, Miss Myrtle Shankle motored to Jasper Sunday evening and was seen at the Mist Myrtle Shankle motored to Jasper Sunday evening and was seen at the Mist Myrtle Shankle motored to Kirbyville and Jasper FITTSTURG — The colored people of Camp, Momp, and adjacent counties have commendation at the annual exhibition of exhibiting farm products, poultry, domestic art work and feature work which showed that men of Camp were skilled in mechanical power. A sentiment prevails that the work done in the Camp county training school exceeds that in a class in itself, the work will equal that of any high school student. B. C. cash principal, Pastor Harrington returned home last Saturday from Galveston where he attended a report on reports aplendid success, and to the delight of many brings word that the B. M. and E. convention next year, Bro. P. M. Mosley is doing splendid work at Betty. The church is in good spirit for Mr. Joe Devance Jr. of Halleville, Texas was in the city had week. Devance is at 13 year old age. Mr. Pleasant and several others attended the North East Texas Phr. Mr. Wiljack visit me at St. Augustus. We attended Augustus Mosely returned from Fort-Worth and Toxarquia last Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Mosely returned to Vernon where they stayed two months and returned to resume their business again, Mr. Joo, O. Mosely married Sunday at the home of the bride. They left Monday morning for Addison, Texas, acquaintance. Sister and Lee Alen. AFRICANS TOLD TO KEEP THEIR RACIAL TRAITS (fly Daniel W. Chase Associated Negro Press) Dr. Thomas Jones Jones, who is chairman of the East African Education Council, is the president of the Sudanese Jones University in addressing the native students at the South African Native College, and at Love and Learning University, where they enjoyed in these great institutions "only increased the obliquity of the students of undeveloped people in Africa." Using the late Dr. Booker T. Washington's famous smile, the Dr. Jones speaks the white and black were as one as the pain of the hand, but he also speaks the black and white. Fingerzers. For developing Africa declared Dr. Jones, co-operation group—the missionaries, the economic group—the settlers and traders), the Government, and the native people Dr. Jones speaks in the highland terms with records to the community of the African and paid a high tribute to the Christian character of a number of whom he had met. 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