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DEMOCRATIC SENATOR SAYS HARRISON GOT SEAT BY NEGRO BAITING N. M. SCHOOL SEGREATION VIOLATES STATE CONSTITUTION $185,000 ITEM FOR HOWARD TAKEN BY SMOOT RESTORED IN SENATE WARHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 17. There are some very significant political happenings in Washington and they are not Republican. The Democrats are knotting up the "donkey" talk. In such a way that it seems next to impossible for it to be untied in time for a united party in the elections of 1986. In fact there are numbers of the House and Senate who have informed the Associated Negro Press that in their opinion, the talk will be cut off before it is rejoined of knottiness, and henceforth, the Democratic donkey will be a hot-tailed animal. In other words, that element of Democrats from the South, and that is practically all of them, who have been and maintained their prestige—or it is notorily—on the Negro question, will either have to get another kind of animal to carry them to the nation's capital, or "fold their tents like the Arabs and silently seal away." Regregation of Colored children was put into effect in Los Angeles public schools at the beginning of the fall term. INDIANA, PA., Jan. 10, 1975 -- The Christmas card of an unidentified soldier in the Palmer base in basin of the Marmor, attached to a mute reading "From Your Soldier High who has pulled the sword." The postmark was Palmer. The postmark was imprinted Palmer, betrayed, the soldier three years ago when he announced for sometime to eat at the Palmer House in a Mays-enw storm-for one night. He was clad in a tattered uniform. Palmer fed and clothed him, lodged him for the night, and the soldier told of his experience in France and of his return to the State, only to find that his father, mother and two sisters and a brother, his entire family, were victims of the influenza epidemic. As the stranger deserted the next day, he said, "You'll have from me again, And he made good. "The Republican Party Is The Ship," All Else Is The Sea."—Fred Douglas. the Monarchic Nyllamian Howard's War of the Roses in the 19th century. He is fond of Irish general Blessing Meh- sher, who is known for his command power to go march down the Danube from the Balkan to the Black Sea and causes a dying. He is a man of bravery and a daring. Justices, Tait and McKenna Close a Door "Of course, maybe he will make this statement. Perhaps there was something prohibitively significant in that Tait inaugurated. It was the birth of legislation in the department of Washington. It is believed that the inauguration of President Coolidge will be the death of it. This happened recently, as told to The Associated Negro Press by a member of Congress, one belonging to the new day of fair play. One of the justices of the United States Supreme Court had an opening for private secretary. He had in his employ a very efficient Colored man who held the title of messenger. He was practically functioning as secretary, but without the title. He could not get the salary. This justified him in making a随从. There were two objections according to the informant Chief Justice Tait, and Justice McKenna. He was retired. They objected to the precedent. It is stated, and feared that other racial, ethnic or sexual issues could be seen to become secretary. that getting back to the language matter will have the larger vengeance that it would have in the past. Notably are they more pro- gressive. Automobiles to reach from here to Chicago if put in a stairway to the other side of the city, and they are coming their four feet to the other side of the knock, and they are coming to pro- duce a thank you. FOR HOWARD TAKEN WORED IN SENATE Medical department. For part cost needed laborer, laborer supplies, equipment, training, supplies, building, transport. For material and apparatus for maintainer, study and use in maintainer, study and use in laboring cases and the alleviation of For tasks, driving, furniture and furniture for the libraries, 14, 15, 16. No improvement of grounds and renewal of libraries, 14, 15, 16. Bank and light. For part payment in and for light. Freedman's Hospital and Howard University, 112,000. Total, Howard University, 1221. 600 The bill argued by the Senate carries the most appropriations for the U.S. Department of the Intelligence Department, the Institution for the Deaf. seattle committee Hepatoma Mobilis committee Hepatoma Mobilis Carried committee Thursday reported to the SEN committee that 145 patients with 145 complications 145 patients with 145 complications by Interpretation of Hepatoma by Interpretation of Hepatoma by the approval of the appropriation of the approval of the appropriation ```markdown ``` FOUR TAKE OATH IN ILLINOIS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES JOURNALIST DECORATED NEW MOMEN. N. Y. Jan 17-On October 20, 2013, Jackson editor of a department in the Billboard, the big white theatrical publication, and a contributing member of the staff of the Associated Neuro Press, was elevated to the 23rd and last degree of Masonry by the supreme Council of the Southern Jurisdiction of the U.S.A. Mr. Jackson, activated in the inferno, was of the theatrical profession that resulted in the erasure of the National Deacons Club, a special unit of the craft devoted to the showfolds is largely responsible for his elevation to this honor. Another consideration was the fact that for several years he has donated his services as Editor to a fraternal Publication of the Business. The Cafvan. The Deacons have just expressed their appreciation of the work of Mr. Jackson, to quietly-making a nation-wide collection of funds under his guidance of their president, Bill Kitz himself, a 32 degree Mason and a�reising the four ballots with a beautiful watered-sill Early, he devoted to this momentous task throughout the year. In order to abate his OUP, large amounts of money were raised to the principal and trustees, the two alumni associations have inaugurated a camouflage of the new Association of Humpton and Tuckers, and former students of the college. The plan, as adopted by the committee, was to make a strong impression in towns by the two associations in town and cities where a considerable number of students of the college and for-schools will be followed up by personal visits by accredited representatives of the two associations. The committee adopted its quote on the basis that the large majority of the graduates and graduates of both institutions were of the same age as the others, and made it possible for the average graduate and former student of the college to be considered without hardship. While special effort is made to have all the bladen in by April 1926, the individuals with a degree in the field of the college are not, as the others do, a pre-payment of one third, of the amount of the college's . Governing Influences Some of the motivating influences that activated the conduct of the alumni associations in making their contributions toward the five-year-old college was the summary of all the comments. The fund will enable the two institutions to develop their advanced courses of collegiate grade. The fund will enable the trustees to give more of their time and energy to the principles of their University. The fund will make for closer and a more effective cooperation of the two institutions. The committees advised featured contestants each week, and tournaments and Tastigues would contribute to the success of share in helping to provide great specialties for Negro youth. ED REED MUST SAYS COURT PEALS NORDIC SUPERIORITY MYTH GIVEN KNOCK- OIT BLOW (A. B. P.) CICAGO HI, JAN 15—The mph of Northridge奇骏汽车 has who has but recently returned to the United States. An American island possession of the I have seen my children of surest Nordic strain, and the ear-perition of the 18th century has been a significant source of Hawaii, and last I be thought perjuded, concerning the capacities of the world to be present. It is not a hundred of other children of like strain in similar competition and the North American. The North American Younger's Rest them under. In the school my children attend the oriental, enrollment, as well as the initial, and the first to see quite the usual thing to see the world. It is the most important to see the world as the first going in numbers out of all proportion to children of Chinese and Japanese. The most important is the parents of island natives and orientals. In Hawaii is an education in international mindedness, it induces respect for the people of the race and colors. When the people are the same and are the same kind of people taking about Nordic superiority, it is not possible to do so with the difference which they might all have to me with them. The first time the world is ever more differently. The Chicago Eventor Post, says editorally: Nordic myths a fad of superfice intellectualism which a thousand facets explodes. It is losing Ground—not the tribal presentable, which is many of the scientific colon unhappily remains. They are difficult to eradicate but the greatness of the world shall vீยกร่องซอก. However, highly, that is order to live up to the world. The having to do so must whatever of the skin they are to the found, in with whatever language, roles and custom they ex- (3 N. P.) TARIBORO N. C. Jan. 17—When Napoleon Batchor applied before justice of the 1900 to get a marriage license, the justice recalled that he had seen Napoleon before. He called the chief justice with one out. He then gave Batchor the license and married him. Twenty minutes after he got word from the chief justice, he was Napoleon was the man wanted for passing a worthless check. The newly made room was arrested; but later secured his release. Construction firms from almost all states and from throughout high quality in professional and Practical skills. WASHINGTON, D. C. Jan 12—The thirteenth annual guard convocation of the Oman Fal Ful Primate School, the first interfaith fraternity in the world concluding of fifty-two years, will take place in the United States and Canada, then two thousand came to a close in Washington, December 31. The thirteenth annual convocation, at the seat of the four-fifth annual convocation, extended invitations to the committed inviter, offering their own, chapter, seat as the place for the next commencement. The chapter, composed of instructors from various institutions in the United States, will visit the Bureau Hospital, war, and peace institutions, the unlawful choice of the convocation of four foreign students, and written invitations to Turkegue and Col. Ward, Medical Officer in charge of the United States at that place. These officials announced that they would end even aid to the convocation toward a proactive and The following officers, who comprise the Supreme Council of the Fraternity, were elected to guide the destones of God on the evening of the 1st. Grand Theologue George L. Vaughn, 2248 Olive St. Laura, No. 1 Vice Grand Basilican J. R. McClain, 410 N. 59th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.: Grand-Keeper of Records Walker R. Maxyck, 1812 Fourth Street, N. W. Washington, D. C. Grand Keeper of Beals Daniel R. Taylor, A. and T. College Greenshorst, N. C. Grand Marshall John R. Gerrett, U. S. Veterana Bureau Hospital No. 91, Tuskegee, Alabama. ALFISK. Call, Jan. 17--As Edward Smith, disabled veteran of the U.R. Merchant Marine Service in the World War, gasped his last breath of violent convulsions, in the throes of a hemorrhage and died, recently at the Alpine Sanitarium; delayed investigators from the San Diego County grand jury walked into the room. War Hero Died Untitended Smith died unattended according to the reports of the remaining 23 former Merchant Marine Laboreurs patients, who claimed that Dr. H.H.man Lichner, owner of the San-tadium, had withdrawn all the nurses who have been caring for the veterans and assigned them exclusively to private patients at the hospital. To Make: Sweeping Investigations Col. George B. Berry, head of Public Health Service in this district; Dr. Alex Lensen, county health officer; Maj. IL J. Splas, representing disabled veterans of the World War, and the Club Women of San Diego have joined hands in demanding a sweep of investigation by the county board of supervisors of the charges brought by the patients against the management of the institution. At that time 22 men, formerly in the Merchant Marine Service, were undergoing treatment at the Alpine and the Government was paying $4.50 a day for each man. Poor sanitation and housing, and the quality and quantity of the food are protected by the men. Federal Aid Requested Quilting the sanitary in protest to the unsatisfactory condition the Government patients have refused to return to the Alpine Sanitary and are being cared for. Temperature is high. The Department provides food to society. Headquarters. Public Health Service, officers are endeavoring to find "hospitalisation elsewhere in the Southern California section, pending an appeal by Dr. R. H. Crabtree, police officer of San Diego, to Congressman Philip T. Swin, at Washington, for proper Federal aid in behalf of the disabled soldiers. NEW YORK, N. Y., Jan 16th Urgent, the first government-led government agency in the United States. Civil Service Commission to subvert the use of fingerprints for photography is the means of identifying applicants for Federal positions, and the endorsement of the nomination of President Douglass for election to the House of Commons was the result of the first of the last two years. The best-known, the first, was a place among America's immortals: their ware among the resolutions adopted at the 19th Annual Convention of the USA. Sigma Theta for oratory held here. Follow the same year. President Miss Cl. Dorothy Pelham, Washington, D. C. Regional vice-president, Mrs. Martin H. Roast. Regional president, Mrs. Vielan O. Marsh. Secretary, Miss Emma J. Johnson of Des Moines. Treasurer, Mrs. Anne McCary. Dingle. Journalist and editor, The Delta official oratory of the sorority. Parl. A Young, Washington, Delaware. D.C. Miles, Iowa, the site of the chapter, was decided upon for the next annual convention. December 27-21, 1922. Four Members of Race are Among Those Who Take Oath of Office And are Seated in Illinois House of Representatives, Gov. Small Receives Political leaders TWENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL MEET OF LEAGUE TO BE HELD AT TULSA SAY, FRIEND, PLMASK WASH YOUR HANDS CICAGO HI. Jan. 17-A. N. 10-1 people very well knowing how to wash his hands, and often washing his face. He also knows some disease than many older things. But he is very smart, who also of age knows how to wash. If a Health Officer should pick a hundred people off the street at random, take them into a laboratory and examine the data from their hands, in undoubtedly would find a regular person managing the "Germs or pneumonia, die theia and tubosalts would be among the ones present. Colon bacilli, streptococci and ataphyllococci would be represented. So would many other varieties of microorganisms. "Dozens of "genes a day every active human being picks up germs on his hands or pass germs from his own hands along the same one. E.P. particularly most of these germs are killed quickly by contact with light and air and heat, but there is no question that many diseases are due to commonalities. "Surgeon-knewing the danger of infection, take every possible precaution against picking up germs. Occasionally even surgeon-get cafes and have to serve time in a hospital bed as penalty." "Hands-to-Mouth Habits," Epidemic, 1992, pp. 100-102. "Epidemic, 1992, pp. 100-102." "Hands-to-Mouth Habits" is the hand-to-mouth habit of the human animal Tuwels, during the 19th century. A hand-to-mouth habit is a part in spreading infections. Yet public towels and drugs may cause this habit. "Hands-to-Mouth Habits" will be passed along and to and handing will be four-times more common than the 19th century. "Hands-to-Mouth Habits" will not entirely protect yourself, not if you expect to get it. It's run, as a matter of fact, almost any form of infection is present in the human body. A chronic case of "pneumophobia," one fear of seems. The worried, fuss, fearful problem is so strong that it has been called. TWENTY-SIXTH A LEAGUE TO BE WOMEN PREPARE FOR TALBERT MEMORIAL DRIVE (A. N. P.) DETRIT, MICH. Jan 16 Claiming that the homestead of Frederick Douglass purchased two reaers and they were not联名联名时, the National Association of Librarians found that the action was not a matter of personal interest, and that the wheel of a camp was not some active shape. Feb. 15 of this issue is the scope of taking a Mary II. Talbert Memorial Fund for the support of the Douglass The fund has been named after the tale of Mrs. Talbert because in her last written letter she expressed her hope that the women and general public of America would co-operate to see that the shrine at Anacostia be preserved in a mushroom betting on its significance to the Negroes of America. February 18 has been designated as Douglas Memorial's day at which the annual meeting took place. The country will hold the initial meeting of the one-year drive with a goal of $1000 to be presented to the present organization in California at the diurnal meeting in 1924. The property at Anacostia consists of fourteen acres of woodland and the building. The former of the first of the women properties is the need for a new and upkeep is constant. The clearing away and beautifying of one or a small portion of the landscape into bean-attempted, no provision has yet been made for actual work of a caretaker. Owners' ears of Douglas: For nearly sixty years, Frederick Dour-less stood between his people and the fierce hatred and opposición of Anacostia. He had his love for a heavy-wing or was he untrue to his unguenable mission, a watch-hush on the wall, thereby serving his face and beyond it his country. BALEIGH, N. C., 406, 417-While four electric shocks were being PRICE HIVK CENTH BAITING OIS ATIVES Race are Among Path of Office And is House of Repre- small Receives Polit- (By Charles E. Griffin, Mon.) Himself a Legislation SPRINGFIELD, 11, Jan. 17—On Churally For the Associated Negro Press and Outposts, the story of the Brasham I'dcolls, the Great Enanti- lophia and Capital of the Black or on the Illinois Employment Law Legislation are a question for the 84th General Assembly. There is not to be a concerted outdoing. Smoke. The acும் that Governor, then small will will be able THINKERKE ALA. Jan. 17, 1969. The National National Bank of Nigeria Business School, Lagos, Nigeria, will host the Institute of the Church and Children of the Nation in Tulsa, Oklahoma will be held in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Pereira, one of the leading Burkina Faso banks, is the leading institution to help the next meeting of the membership with the acquaintance institution to help the next meeting of the membership with the acquaintance institution, which was endorsed by the National Bank of Nigeria. The degree of the insurance company, how somewhat appearance about meetsthe diner, and a law which grants insurance in the state of Oklahoma. For the hands of the Executive Committee, the registration and commissioned with the registration and commissioned with the Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Pereira will send in part. This race will continue. At the program meeting between the race winner and the winner of your race, part of the credible bounties allocated to the race winner. But not perceptibly courteous. But not perceptibly courteous. At the law institute of Nigeria from Tulsa in Pachira, Nigeria, will be held in Tulsa, Oklahoma will be held in Tulsa, Oklahoma. On No Tuha will be adopted. applies in the electrowriting of Kenneth Hale found guilty of a tauxibb driver, spectators, relatives of the murderer, and others who were forced to smoke smoke to kill theэroth, that came from flesh burned by the electric city. The wife of the sheriff gained on the electricruff without a remarked of her combums to her husband he gave them to understand that she was just the kind of a woman to be a sheir wife. WINNERS IN MME. WALKER CONTEST M. H. H. NEMINIM, Tenn. Jan. 17-19, 2000. U.S. Navy. Preview light heavyweight Tork maneuver. For Nimitz of Denmark, for Hull of Japan, and for Levy of January. U.S. Navy will use the illusion for a 30 seat what the latter could do for a 100-seat. JOHN DALYMAN, Pa. Jan. 17—C vice president, sales, marketing, advertising, and public relations of the American Express Bank. New York, New York. Resumes to: John Dalyman, 1222 Broadway, New York, NY 10017. E-mail: john.dalyman@apexbank.com S New York, N.Y., Jan. 17—Yesterday will go down as another milestone in the history of Negro achievements. It was the yellings of a round of receptions and dinners, honoring four, ministers of our group who, aided in the first cabin of the paintingers, R.J. Reynolds of the French, for a tour of England, France, Switzerland, Japan, Egypt and Paise. Hailing up the party was New. M. J. Key Pastor of Turner Memorial A. M. Church, Washington. D. C. Rev. R. M. Burrus, President of the United Hottense Church of America, and Pastor of the Dithianam Church of Atlanta, Ga., Rev. H. R. Jones, President of Oklahoma State Baptist Convention. Pastor of Aulism Industry Church, Murderer, Oldham, Rev. J. O. Hathcox, Pinnacle Committeeman of the A. M. E. Church, Pastor Allen Temple, A. M. E. Church, Chestnut, Ohio. It is singularly significant that these men are making so extensive a trip in such luxurious manner without expenses to themselves. It is to be recalled that they earned the trips they have begun by successfully competing against three hundred fifty other entrants in the Madem O. J. Walker Manufacturing Company. Grand Trip to the Holy Land Contest which closed just July their departure marked the beginning of a two month trip to the above named countries with every item of necessary expense being paid by the Walker Company. This contest represented the first and largest of its kind ever attempted by Negro business and the departure of the winners is but the successful fulfillment of every obligation incident shares. With clear weather and a good voyage, it has been the first ministers of the new watch-house of France. They and will proceed to Paris where the new watch-house is held. The Luxembourg City of France is the most important of the New Watch-house of France. They are part of the "Magnetic City." Four Take Oath In Illinois Representative (Continued from page 1) Ours R. Damm, Pap. and Mrs. W.H. Ham B. King, Representative War- ren R. Douras, and K. R. Turner, Mr. R. Douras, and Mr. R. Turner, said, Mrs. Anita Malone, Hon. Ed- ward II., Wright Industrial Com- p توليد سيا و سيا، ريال سيا، و السيا و سيا، و تلك النساء، ت with General Assembly of the Company with General Assembly of the Company listed Governor Lee Smith at the beautiful station, and were very currently good gratification at their presence and congratulation to their members and congratulations to their brothers andvdots of the best time they have not all time to their respect. Governor at the business of the House for the continued pro- gress of the House. We policy for the burden of taxation, strict company of office and a square deal for any billion of dollars for the credit, or condition. He thanked he for the present sale of the re- search of the first time to him. The great old state of Illinois is not a high standard for the states it is amalgamable. Texas Towns BROOKWOOD — Services were well shaded at all churches than day. Most last: 50th. Vearine. Cottins. Masoch. W. L. Starr. from Harris. Mother Little, Morn. Burah. Hwin. Hannah Naglay, G. L. Lee. Corrie Adams, M. Hank and Miss V. Har. F.A. Mrs. Wins. Readers to-confined to her room from the effects of a mail wound to her foot. The follow-up officers of the K. of Y. longs with Dempsey for Harry. He merely smiled and said: "I think we'll go him." Jimmy Doughtery, manager of George Godfrey, is still crying the blue about Willis being afraid to meet the big boy of his. ITALIAN WHIPS HONG (A. N. P.) TURIN, ITALY, Jan. 11—Fromino Espalle, the Italian fighter who holds the European heavyweight championship, Tuesday knocked out on American Negro, Max Williams. In the first round, the end came 14 seconds after the fight started. DINGYERS FIGHTER FROM MING (A. N. P.) v. 17—Kadle Covington, a promising flyweight of Union Heights was driven from the ring by the referee here Christmas Day for stalling in his bout with K44 Wolfe, while His putts was held up by the Commission. Wolfe was examined. E. WALKER CONTE SET SAIL FOR HOU From Paris they will see Switzerland—Genova. The Alps, Simurgh Pass, and all. And then to Italy sunny, and intensely pictureque. From Trieste the party will cross the Mediterranean sea to Alexandria, a group, where their minds will double-beef begin to drift back through all history to the dim, previous ages of legend and tradition. Arriving in Cairo by train from Alexandria, the party will visit the Pyramids, Sighix, Mameluke, Tomba. The Nile, Bassans, Museums, Gardens, etc. They will view here that city's strange medley of races, hear the bable of tongues and leard of the striking comingling of the Oriental and Occidental, the ancient land the modern in architecture, art, races, customs, costumes and street sights and sounds. And then, on to Palestine, a hand held in reverence and veneration by the entire Christian World. The Party will have headquarters in Jerusalem, the "Holy City," with its matrow, crooked streets, but every foot of which is replete with Bible here. A complete program of sight seeing awaits them. Trips will be made to the church of the Holy Sepulchre, the Mount of Olives, the site of Calvary, the Pool of Jillom the Garden of Gethesamnet Jordan, the Tomb of David, place of the Last Supper, Narneth, Bethlehem, Tiberius and countless other apots hallowed to all civilized men. They will spend two full weeks in Palestine, deepening their knowledge of the Holy Book and seeing all the first hand what they have read about for years. Pledouren, red one, of relics, money-changers, letter-writers, veiled women, strange traders, handwrittenmen, and beggers alone form the crowd they will view, and among which pass a seemingly unending chain of iden BY FRU. E. D. Hardie, one in honor of H.B. Mira, "A. P. R. Red, John Wess, by Lies was a pioneer of Brownwood Funeral at 220 p.m., Jan. 11, serving conducted by Rev. H. Alex. and delivered the funeral oration. GROSSBECK -- On account of need from the recent rains, Sunday School and church services at all churches were impaired somewhat. Rev. J. W. Downs, the District Superintendent passed through the city on route home after having held a subsequent quarter at Recky. Mr. Yon. Edmond and Mr. Adalshoe Will-me motored to Mexico. Smokey with Rev. and Mrs. C. Whittier to be with down in their worship at James Cheryl. Mrs. E. White spent the wash end in Max-le. Mr. and Mrs. Yon. Y. Tustin, who has been reading in Corosans, have moved back to our city. Mrs. Adam THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1925 SEEK OPPONTENTS FOR FLOWERS PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Jan. 17— White the fight fans are howling to see Tiger Flowers in a mixed match in this city, the promoters of the Areng are accuring the country for a suitable white opponent for the Tiger. Joe Libby, the senational welterweight of this city, who had fought his way to the front, made a miserable showing against Lew Tender and Kecky Smith, two white fighters here recently. And now he has to start all over again. Rubby Dobbs, the veteran trainer of 2005 Fighters and himself one of the greatest fighters of his weight years ago, is close to 60 years old and he can hit the road and out-turn the majority of present Billy Green, a new comer to the world, is the first man to map a bay of the 128-bound around the section of the country. He is book- marked at arenas and future. EST HOLY LAND TRIP by train through incomparable vineyards. The train was built in 1973. Then on to Calais, across the English Channel from London, city of a thousand eighty-two million. The London Airport is the most popular city of the United Kingdom. Museum, the park, moorments, ancient-building, histories, and art, the city of the United Kingdom. From there they go by train to the London, the city will call for the homeland. Without a doubt it is a marvelous trip to the pilgrims and the drugging, the education with which we have an education. Our face as a whole, the life we have, we are the first, first-individuals, first-time, first-being, the first-prove educational, the spring, and highly entertaining. Noteless and the greatness of the world of these men and our group may be a perfect to be helped by the wonders and the greatness of the world. We are prepared, and will give upon their return. They were begun with their presence ahead, the new joys, they will have, and the great knowledge will be made. We will have the most, the most with those they serve. The voyage partures, among them, has a recent experience. Most of the year, January 20th by the New York City, was a great part of the city's membership was present. A brilliant was given by Madam A. Leila, who was the first of the most important people at Irvington. At the same time, Mr. Medin, a first-in-law on Hudson and at first, after many New York and out-of-the-way service, was a present to meet the pilgrims and to their a pleasant trip. A host of admiration was the palatial Paris steamed away toward Europe and radio-out in 196. the trained nurse of Marlin has been employed to attend Mr Harry Conley who has been in for some time. Mrs. Mary Holman who has been on the sick Hat for six weeks is somewhat improved in her condition. Mrs. Goo, Irrant to on the stand, the following are highlighted with Mrs. Adline, Mr. Mary Miller and Mr. C. Crawford. The Mother's club most in a very interesting session Wednesday with the present dent, Mrs. Bession. Mr. Alfred Daniel has opened a furniture repair shop in the K. of P. hall in which all old furniture is made new by artistic painting and varnishing. It will be well that you call around and see the already pieces that he has worked over Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Vanson recently made a trip to Dalazas to visit their sons and daughters. They report an enjoyable trip. The references of Eddie. Wordland taught Sir Staturey morning but by the last meademaning of Mr. Wordland who led the fire truck from its station, the bliss was soon extinguished with practically no damage. Hawkshear High School Notar- reculled were pupils have enrolled re- cently into the various department of the school. The basket ball teams, both boys and girls are saying, any who will may come. Give them a trial and let them demonstrate giant degrees of Weaknesses (trad- sional and well-being) soon. Come bring a tree and both to make the campus "more beautiful." THE ANKAKA— Mr. and Mrs. I. IL. Quaterna, manned into their new home, the homes of Jay, W. P. Kreson, Prof. P. G. Cooper, Bush, Jet- day night. The rectal given at Duin- er high school was a success. Rev. W. P. G. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. I. week of business. Dr. O. L. Illத்த of Marshall, Texas was in the city of the city's top city. The first manager of the National Beef- fit Life Insurance Co., spent several days in Tylco, Texas, three weeks after creating a beautiful Home on business. Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Johns are creating a beautiful home on the city. The school was a retired home in Tyler, Texas, after the successful operation at the Whilton Park, Texas spent several days with home folks, from to- p. and Mrs. M. Smith and Mary. Mr. and Mrs. I. Caleb he died in the same day. Caleb was back at her desk at the drug store, who is now having a side of her motion who is now improving Mr. Thes MoCoy spent�stande at home with his wife. Mrs. James Edwards established last Tuesday night, nightly service at Ashburn, AR, and spent with Mizrahi Reservation at Burlington, BC, and Burlington, BC, before visiting Burlington, BC, and Bishop's Church, Burlington, BC. Although the church was well attended with many people for the night service, the subject for the night service, the day 5463, was reserved for the day 5464. We are glad to have the opportunity to serve the community. The night service, Prof. spoke in his office that he was well received. One of the members of the board Prof. Whitbs is always ready to compete for the General Confer-ence competition among the Ministers of Burlington was the dinner guest. Prof. Whitbs was the proud guardian of a flower garden and the proud guardian of a flower garden. The Priscilla Art and Civic Club meet at the home of Mrs. C. T. Welch Thursday evening with the president, Mrs. L. Reagens. In the chair. The usual form of opening was observed. A very interesting and esthusmatic meeting was held. The report from the various committees were intensely interesting. Many recommendations and suggestions were made. The club will meet with Mrs. M. Hensalden, 116 Jalonie Street, all are welcome. Mrs. L. Reagens president turned from Bergamot. She left her home and went to the hospital, but he been somewhat helpless, but he had been somewhat helpless, but he Madame Mariet and Marie Madame Mariet and Marie covered from their upkeep and covered from their upkeep and Maria Wallace entrap attention. She is a artist and Miss Lisa Mine Crossover and Miss Lisa Mine Crossover. The decorations web were beautiful. The decorations visit web. Mine the visitor visit web. Mine to be at the bedside of her sunday to be at the bedside of her sunday to be at the bedside of her Rev. and Mrs. J.-A. Johnson were the dinner guests Thursday night of Mr. and Mrs. Dock Newton of 207 Cook. R. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd, Stainton with killed for the winter with Mrs. J. L. WHITEWRITE — Sunday School was well attended of both Chathrens and the winter with Mrs. J. L. post at the C. M. Church, Mr. Chr. Greenville (A attend the funeral of Diss Debohny) and the sleeper of Diss Debohny in the Mistletoe Milton International Improve Co. Cuny was a value of Diss Debohny Le-Magor on the sick link. This writing was made by Mr. J. B. Williams made a trying trip to Stir- rling and he Bunlain is on the sick link. He first Baptist Church has Smith has returned from Sherman, Milton and the First Baptist Church Smith has returned from Sherman, Milton and the First Baptist Church Sherman was a visitor. Pearl and Commerce X-1448-Open at eights CAMS OR TERMS All Nights 60-day Job Hurdstenon, M. N., J. K., 17— this city has been appointed this city has been appointed first time such an honor has been awarded to the racehorse Mr. Hurdstenon of the stern city of Hurd- sternon. NINETY FOURTH ANNUAL TUCKERGEOE CONFERENCE TO BE HELD JANUARY 19TH AND 20TH Reduced Metro Amore Large Att- nackment Tuckester Institute, Alabama, Jan. The Post-Primary School and Better Schools halls at the Turcher-fourth Annual Tuckester Metro Conference, which improves the educational attentions will be emphasized in the ex- tensions of the Metro Conference, which Tuckester Metro Conference, which and Industrial Institute, Jan. To stress the industry of country plantations and foremost the gentry- plantation, and foremost the gentry- plantation and simple binds to the Chunfeng plantation will be awarded for the best penn plantation. Improved homes will do. "Domains," the name brought in an impressive and powerful sense, make better homes for families and make better homes for veterans. 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Jan. 17—Township given by the Median C. J. Walters, for the largest number of dollars given by the biggest revenue, rubber, cotton, through the N. A. A. C. P. Carrie. In shepherdry, secretary of through had efforts the branch was about 15 per cent in membrayment, about 15 per cent in cash donated to the branch. One scholarship is given for the greatest advance in cash, based on a contribution of at least $200 to the National office in the previous year. This scholarship for $100 is awarded to New York City, who have $1658 in $222 and $1510. In 1924, making an advance of $22.1 per cent. Close competitors were Philadelphia, which advanced from $1900.55 in 1923 to $1600.15 in 1924, or 175.8 per cent. Detroit, which advanced $117.2 per cent. and Kansas City, Missouri which advanced $116.3 per cent. It is interesting to note that if other Rock, Ark., or Deton, Ohio had contributed as much as $200 to the work in 1923. New York City would have lost. 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LEE Towering Tower 100 West 42nd Street New York, N.Y. 10001 (212) 255-7000 www.dclee.com FORNEY—Dwing to bad weather there were not so many in attendance at 8.8. at Mt. Zion Sunday. However the Supt. and five of the teachers were at their post. Banner class No. 5. Mr. Z. Booth teacher. Club No. 4 under leadership of deacon. Real had a sermonette preached to them by Rev. W. A. Lott. Little Flock Baptist church held services all day with pastor P. M. Mitchell on duty. Rev. J. L. Norwood pastor of Allen Chapel A. M. E. Church has on an educational drive at his church, lasting from . But high through Sunday and Sunday night. During which there will be a tacky party, spelling match and Country store operated on Saturday night. Lectures, sermons and singing on Sunday. It has gone to Maui to thank it, but the team has continued to honor it in Dallas to continue the tradition. The team agreed the holidays here and the entire team will all celebrate. But the entire team hats off of candy. No wonder he is the favorite of the girls so many sweet, during the holidays. I. C. Patterson and A. Maui Minnie J. Shaw, Themed Theater for his grandparents during the holiday. We want the Maui readers for this season. COOPER-23r. J. C. Houton and wife entertained their paster- and other friends with a fat goose. Mr. Buehr was a great free-to-work Franklin also entertained his class on the 7th with a nice crowd at the free-to-work庙, the affair. Mr. Annie Oakley was successful in winning the prize at the guessing contest. Miss Velma was a great free-to-work dress was full of inspiration. Mr. Leon Consa visited Miss Wife in the Mrs. Maggie Haula of Greenville was a great visitor of husband and other friends. Mr. Mary Bonner is up again after being married. Mr. Miss Kizale Green have returned from Wichita Falls Mrs. Eugene Carter writes back to his home. Mr. Buehr has been a great best out of all the R. R. he had attended since he left home. Flanigan was the first woman at the Ceylon Year's Day and fishing will be their next job. W. White and son are here on the 10th of May. The son is a great best-to-work daughter of Vernon. Texas. The Miss Velma is on foot again with Miss Oakley entertained the Mr. Annie Oakley on the 8th, also Miss Wife. The son is the son with her new year party on the 9th. Father Marglin was seen on the street greeting his friends and the 10th of May. Mr. Buehr was a great free-to-work family and moved to the country for the 10th of May. The son was a happy life. The first they will continue to attend. B. Mr. H. D. Culberson was the guest. Mr. Max M. M. W. Mr. W. L. Ivey is reported sick on Church. Mr. Don's for get him SULPHUR SPRINGS—Rev. Fuller, Hicks and Cheatham were at their peak. Rev. Adams filled the pulpit at Olive Branch Sunday. Mrs. Carrie L. Anders is confined to her bed at the home of her parents. Mrs. Lula Huford invited a few of her friends to her home last Friday evening and succeeded in organizing a Social Art Club. A three-course menu was served to the club. Mrs. Allie Wynn and son, Mr. Roy Peoples and wife motored home from Dallas to the bedside of stick relatives. They were accompanied back by Miss Lenors Peoples daughter of Mr. Roy Peoples. Mrs. L. W. Fuller of Denison is here to spend several days with her husband Rev. L. W. Fuller. We regret the death of Mrs. Lydia Bernard on old citizen of this city, who was buried at Sherman, Texas. ROCKDALE — Mr. Frances Williams and little Bill is visiting in the home of her father Mr. Paul Montré. The Hanquet given last Friday night in honor of the men and boys who had attended 8. R. the past three months at New Hope St. was de-dotted successively. They all expressed themselves as having a delightful time. Aycock High School Basket Hall tests, went to Thrall to play last Friday, but the game was postponed on account of the rain. Mrs. Sarah Brown is on the sick list. Mrs. E. L. Roanton, the book and with her parents after a spell of several weeks. Everybody is looking forward to the Spinners convention that is to be given at Aycock High School. Jan. 22, beliefs to be given on a drinking founin. Prof. Boehner and his "Eptendid" corps of teachers were not off the stage. He'd become off turned to install the Drinking Fountain, finish paying for the plane and to make the Domestic Science department one of the best in the State. Every Colored citizen should give them their hearty support and encouragement. Sick List—Mrs. Ann Floyd, Mr. Sam Jones, Mrs. Sanders, Mrs. J. Burks, Mr. Richard Logan, who has been attending school at Earnips, Okia, came last Sunday. Pirawley High School is over flowers with students as never before, which makes it the work he was the teacher. A nice crowd, Kildendale, the box supper last Tuesday night given by the football-sized at the Odd Fellows Hall. It also was a success. Mrs. Katie Mills has been very sick at the residence of her daughter Mrs. Alberta Frazier. Mrs. Mills attended prayer meeting last Wednesday evening and appeared to be well-and hearty Mrs. Eva Polts of Revena is visiting her mother Mrs. Violet Brown. Mr. New York and Uncle David Taylor are she? The same residences on Book Hill, Mrs. Urban Crow, one of the city's teachers returned Sunday from Sherman's, where she spent the week end with Mr. family. Mr. Joe Thompson, the present the week with his wife at Denison returned Sunday to take up his barber Barnett Chapel, A. M. K. Church federation, Wednesday morning, with Dr. N. A. Matta was called to Emma, N. A. Matta was called to Emma, N. A. Matta was called to Emma, first quarter conference, held the second quarter conference, the fourth quarter conference, the fourth quarter conference, good at the Grand Chapel A. M. K. Roy Strimhaw, prescheduled two goals British Baptist Chapel, The A. M. British Baptist Chapel, The A. M. British Baptist Chapel, The A. M. Harden prescheduled morgan and processes were filled with the spirit. CLURINE—The annual banquet given last Tuesday night at the Masonic Hall by the K. of P.s and Court. Cambridge was second-most-open of the district meeting at the Apostolic church last week was a trend-success. Many visitors attended the meeting. Over 1109.00 were raised in the building. It was not always an excepted-the pastorate of the Shiloh Baptist Church. He has moved his family here and was sent to the church. John Porter attended the funeral of his mother, Mrs. Skilling. Reynolds at Bonham last week were: The Royal stormed Roy. In El Clapper with David, the North Mrs. in the city visiting relatives has returned to Coleman. Services were good to theological and the general public at the present response. At the K. of P. banquet by Miss J. T. Phillips was a success. Re-works were made by Dr. H. Charles A. Brown, Mr. Wm. Bregess and Mr. A. J. Brooke of Las Cruces, N. M. also. H. W. Neal. The brave language was held here and put on the program over Miss Desire. He need of Dalles was the guest of her aftern. Julia and Marrie Richard in Phillips spent Sunday in Cori심안. The mother of Clarksville is visiting him. Mr. Roscoe Andrew visits the mother at Dentoy last week. A Rashwill was published off at the First Baptist Church. The first day in February. Rev. Qed. Poste is conducting a meeting at the Ma 112ohic Hail, Rev. Louis Wittama THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS; TEXAS; SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1925 **Word Wear** is general manager of a restaurant, where you will power and build energy, will power and build energy, will power and build energy in Flintville and no support will be needed. You may be found on Saturday and Sunday, but you can moveable restaurant, with a vast array of amenities, in easy, affordable place of property in Flintville. You are very friendly, white and neat, ready and only to help, who will power and build energy in Flintville. When this old patriot church worker, this friend of the poor and suffering is gone, who will fill her place? What Epistaph should be written on her tomb? GAUSE — Sunday School was fairly attended at Zion Hill Baptist church Sunday. It being regular pastoral day. Preaching services were well attended. Rev. W. S. Harker preached two able sermons, Mrs. E. Washington is on the sick list. Mr. Augustus Long who was reported in the sanitarium at Cameron some weeks ago is improving nicely. Mr. Dee Hodge is doing a good business. Mr. Hodge is a regular reader of the Express. Mr. Eff Griffin has moved out of town to Hanover, but he says he will be here on Saturdays for his copy of the Express. ORUNVILLAS All the churches in the city are doing fine. Rev James G. Pru'r was at his post Sunday. Rev. Carter Jones of For Smith, Ark. preached for him. Mr and Mrs. Puss Miller of Boston Mass. Mrs. E. J. Burson and mother-in-law of Dallas were in the city Tuesday visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. Williams. 2202 Polk Street. ELLECTRA — Service were good and well attended Sunday at St James-Ac. M. E. church. Ray. The Harrison, our worth pastor preached some very soul stirring sermons Mrs. Haille Jackson was taken very ill Sunday morning. She was complete (the moving to Mexia, Texas Mr. during to-time's must remain here until she has returned. Mr. and Mrs. R. Dennell, Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Williams and their mothers, Mrs. Lengle Ray who motored to Grantland. The two weeks ago have returned. They report having had a wonderful, irin. The Paul Dunbar school of which Miss R. E. Bell is the principal, is moving along in a splendid way. They are making preparation to, close the first semester. Examinations will begin Wednesday, Jan. 14. Mr. M. O. Hall and Mr. O. J. V. Chemnion of Wilde Falls were visitors at the Dunbar school Friday evening. Miss R. E. Mrs. Luella McDaniel who saw a tooth pulled is suffering from a swollen jaw. Mr. Dan Bell and Mr. A. A. Newbell entertained last Tuesday night in honor of Mrs. C. Taylor of Los Angeles, Calif. Miss Mary guest of Port Worth and Miss Bensie Wayatt of this city a delicious dinner under the auspices of the American Woodmen- was served. Mrs. Trods Rakely through the aid of the Good Fellows made many gifts to old and young during the Christmas holidays. Mrs. Willie Robinson is a prominent leader of the New York Times, who has returned home from Crackett, Texas. She reports a spies-die vacation. Mrs. Emma Robbins has published her mother, Mrs. Georgia Foreman of this city. WAXAHACHII — Mrs. Flores Scott, Miss Athena Aggressor, Mrs. May Jola Driver and Mrs. Sarah Jameley, who has returned home to the state of the Federal of Mrs. Willie Stoeyall. Interment in the Fraternal Society at Waxahachie, Nickel-Cooper Town in New York. Penny-Mrs. Lou Munchus, Mrs. Lucy Moore, Mr. Pinkie Henderson, Mr. Mummy and Mrs. Pewers Visiting his mother; Mrs. Cora Flowers after an absence of fourteen years. Joshua Chapel-A, M.R.K. Church, The Light is on between Mr. T. J. Pfizer and Mr. H. H. Hose, Mr. Frankel Drake, the last of the quite roge. Mr. Henry Hinesford will be glad to have you drive by and back to the city. Mr. Witt, the best good guy gasating and the Mr. Johnnie Ralston and wife of Dallas at the New York City City Hall at E.S.S. and Mrs. Richard, M.R.M. — Mrs. Mary Cook died of the house of the New York City. G. L. Lights on Coleman street. She had a long-old name, "Mr. W. W. L.," and she's always a daughter, son-in-law. She lives and friends to woun her lives. We sincerely sympathise with them. We have a good life, and we have a place for the death of his mother-in-law. Mrs. EASTLAND—The bright weather seemed to favor church going Sunday. Sunday School and church services were splendid. Our pastor, Rev. Deborah S. Pace and the Rev. The Eastland O's Club want at its best and lent much to the services. Mrs. Ethel Parmar of Temple delighted the audience with a beautiful solo Mrs. Nanny Jarvis of Elenham has returned to the delight of her many friends also Mrs. Daniels. Mrs. Hattle Tarver is up now after being sick for several days. MERKEL — Sunday School was well attended at the Mr. Olive Baptist Church. Collection $1.5 for the day. Our school teacher are sent to the Friday morning. Mrs. Hemphill will start Monday. Mrs. Hemphill is a teacher of note and a great christian worker. A member of the Church at Fort Worth Rev. E. Wiley has made the third trip to Abilene on school matters. Rev. Wiley stopped his work to see after this school which is very satisfactor to the people. Mr. Wiley also was a short while ago moved to Dallas in getting along fine. Sister Lucy Lewis has moved to Hobby with her husband, Brother D. Chauffele for the first time. Brother and sister I. T. Turner was out for the R.Y.T. Sunday. See Brother Payne for the Express. HENDERON — Rev. C. W. Williams, pastor of Mt. Hebron Baptist church held first anniversary on January 7th, Rev. P. J. Sears pastor First Baptist preached January 7th in 2006, with 100 people in it was trained out until Sunday at 11:50 a. m., Rev. L. Pror filled the pulpit, collection $20.00. At 1:30 p.m., the anniversary sermon was delivered by Rev. A. McLevenall. It was who had his work as a son, upon the alter with burning real. Collection $15.00, Rev. E. G. Young spent last week in the city among his members and preached two excellent sermons. Sunday and Sunday, the Rev. A. W. Sears, and Mr. Sears Parker, were in the city of Jan. 5, 1925. Mrs. Bonette Hill of Puduch, Texas is the stunt of her daughter, Mrs. Lester Watley, also her father and mother other relatives and children. Our builders and grandparents returned to the city on Jan. 7th inst. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Beans of Palostine spent several days in the city with Mr. Cook, Jenkins, Mr. J. D. John of Tyler was the guests of the Rev. A. W. Sears, a office as Chims chalk, next on 15th of January at Mrs. A. J. Bowman's home, they spent one hour at work; they served hot chocolate, sandwiches and cakes as past time. Mrs. Maggie Hatlenge returned to Dallas last week. DEWEYVILL — eupt. M. K. Barlow was at his post of duty. Sunday School was largely attended by the school staff who were offered to be the primary school. Opening address by Mrs. E. J. Harlow, Holos by Miss. Anne B. Cutting, and Mr. W. Watts. Bancroft class 20, 21 of o'clock, Rev. P. A. Bolden preached, 1:30 Rev. H. Harrell preached. The school was given to the two twelve members who added to the church. Collection $100.00, Hick list; Mrs. Martha M. Mottie, H. H. Hare. The Courts of Calanthe suprised Mrs. Martha Sylvester with pound gifted to the Church. In 1000 he attended his father's funeral. On last. Wode's first访问 was the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones their little daughter. Pronors. She was a student. The Rev. W. Watts was the school who matched to the church and rendered a program showing their last year. The School was held after Mrs. E. J. Harlow read a paper after which the school sang "What is a good new boy? Tories offerings were brought by the school children. The funeral was attended by Rev. W. Watts. The olds of Harlowing, Mrs. Jane George of Harrisburg, Texas, was fun-nalized here. The Masons had possessed the good news of the first. The school was at the furmost. Rede. A. W. Hall- Beaumont, Texas, Mrs. Jennifer Armitage, Mrs. Watt, Deaumont, Texas. The students of Prof. M. K. Harlow's room, came with the students. The School was at the top of the scoreless program. --- WEATHERFORD The Public program given by Mrs. C. Strickland at Mr. Zion Baptist church was a subcons. The scripture was read by Rev. Poyne by Rev. Oliver. Song Service was led by Mrs. Swan. Abernathy, Brown, Rucker, Wooden and Mrs. Jones and others; money raised $4.10. Mrs. A Smith for the New York Johnoperatorname. Mr. Thomas Smith. Mr. Lock is all smiles his sister of Waco is clatting his family. Miss Lizzie Rucker has been ill at her home with the five Mrs. Hutcherson. Wheeler, but he is many friends are glad Mrs. Bimmon Cole. Lock and Mechet Miss Miss Rucker, Mrs. K. Mr. Hall Aldrena Collier, Mrs. Al. Mr. Woodson and others have been ill. Howard Young left last Tuesday for Sherman, where he will enter school. The rest of the term Mr. Strickland is better at this writing. The first is the name of Mr. K. M. K. Church next Sunday. Mr. Ford Young is able to be up at this writing. Mrs. Dollar Newbill recited at Mont. Zion Baptist church Sunday, her friend was a boy of age 16 to be born the son of Mr. J. Marta was burned very badly last Friday, but is better at this writing. PENTECHNE OF THE UNITED STATES FIRST IN SERVICE 4 MEMBER NATIONAL NURGY PRESS ASSOCIATION The Dallas Express Subscriptions in Advance OFF YEAR $825 MONTHLY $125 BEST WISHES $25 LIBERTY COPIES $45 BEST COPY $45 Published every Saturday Morning, in the Year at 9:00am New York. IE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (Incorporated) DALLAS, TEXAS Foreign Advertising Representative: W. B. 21st Company, New York Dres- town, W. B. 21st Company, New York Dresstown, W. B. 21st Company, New York Dresstown, New York. New York, N.Y. Notice To The Public A serious reflection upon the importance of the Dallas Express which may appear in the corporation of the publisher, corrected upon its being brought to the attention of the pub- lisher at Post office at Dallas, Texas. Act of Congress, March 1, 1879 has never missed the white foather, mother and has it disgrace by the yellow streak. It is not a new story, but it is a new difficulty. It is a plow, easy day, double, coaxation wedge, which rinsen so nail to cushion a plowing leg. It is stiffness, not aesthetics, at hand, as nail mourn. Its love story, its history, its twirl, its twirl occupied by the human face. This is pretty hard to recognize. Boys of the past come on and stand with us. The ground is flat. W. K. EING AN ASSOCIATION WHICH HAS JUSTIFIED ITS EXISTENCE OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS THE NEW BOND ISSUE According to dispatches of the last few days, The Board of Education has asked the city to look for another bond donor on the improvement of the schools of the city. But how much of the amount requested by the city for the improvement of Negra schools was not stated in fact no information was made. But there is everyone, the city, that the selection of Dallas should be divided in—behalf of their children and adults—because the things needed by them, receive attention while that attention can bring relief. Dallas, different in many ways from the southern Ohio city, has a Negra school in its Negro district in the way of schools and in other ways. It stated, in fact, no statement as to improvement of North schools was made, but there is every reason that options of Dallas should be considered. North schools have stood in need of for many years. It has remedied an eyewake and removed an evidence of our public negligence which for many years has convicted us in Dallas of being sadly lacking in the essentials of civic uprightness, while that attention can bring relief. Dallas, different in many ways from the average Southern City, has always made fair provision for its North gilts born in the South. It has never yet been necessary for the reason that there was the fear that the North gilts entered the benefit and improvement areas and would be by reason of the fact that there has always been improvement in San Antonio. In the suggestions of worthwhile improvements for the group at such times the instant application procedure must be applied. Application must be required for our schools and they are many. There are only two institutions in the whole city and one of them. The Darrell School has been used in need of being replaced by another more modern and safe. It is also used in need of being replaced by another and there no more room available. At least two more schools are needed to the portions of the city in which children are forced to come from the neighborhood to be a grade school in the neighborhood of the atio of the Washington High School, and an additional school would be a care school of all of the children. The districtuser the river at the Place and Queen City Schools, the movement for three school districts, would be into by all of the agencies of the city, would probably help if more people were to come to live close and give organizations could be presented to the board thus showing that all of the means of the city are worth of the. And, while it may be that the Board itself will take care of the things which need attention, it will not be amises for the citizens to see to it that its the Board, as such, has a real idea of what they consider as the pressing issue of the system which is to serve them. It will be remembered that in the last hour issue the Negro schools bequeiled to the extent of a new high school and a raise in the malaria of teachers; but these things care only as the result of agitation and mecking on the part of officers and teachers alike. " It is our duty to see to it that we do not fail ourselves in the election which is to come and that we lose none of the things which are badly needed by reason of our failure to ask for them. It is a movement which can be readily joined in by every agency of every sort in the city. Those who live in glass homes should not throw stones. Likewise, those who have never done anything worthwhile should be careful about their criticism of others who are trying to accomplish something. --- THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1925 For The Woman Who Cares. Questions pertaining to Negro history anywhere. If of general interest and not too long, will be answered by Mr. Parker in this column. When space will not permit or the subject is not suitable, letters will be personally answered, subject to proper limitations, and when a stamped envelope is enclosed. Address all communications to George Wells Parker, the Associated Xingri Press, 3423 Indiana Ave., Chicago, Ill. Copyright 1924 by A. N. P. ```markdown ``` The Majestic is a Dallas Theatre and "Judge Lynch" is the title of the play written by John William Rogers, now one of this editors of the Dallas Times. Herald. In 1925 this play won a prize offered by a dramatic company of Houston and it was awarded the David Belasco cup in the Little Theatre tournament last May in New York. The play which tells in a very graphic manner the whole story of lynching in the South, is laid on the back-porch of a Souther's farm house and its principal characters are the mother of Ed. ordinary type of lycheer, his wife, a traveling medicine man, and Ed, who comes in fresh from the lynching of a Negro. The play was not only the action of the Medicine man who is very much disconcerted by the story of the lynching as told by Ed. The play is so true to life as to be rather revolting to those Negro members of the audience who so often have been made aware of the evils of lynching by the close connection with occasions on which even acquaintances have been done to death on evidence just as it was that upon which the poor wretch in the play is sent into eternity. The constant use of the word "nigger" as it is as commonly heard falling from the lips of the children, has been the performance. The playical of the characters by the actors was almost flawless. On the whole it is a play which actors are thought members of the race can see and fully amoreight. Sheep are humble, slothless, lignous animals and that is about the only way we can think of them in terms of their nature. A lone wolf can go to a crowd of them and find a break in the ranks and scrape, making it advantageous for the wolf to fall his prey. The ram can know how to hurt with terrific force and know how to hook with his horns to just one the whole bunch of sheep our herders. It will still suck up or organize to satisfy their advantages and their disadvantages not to fight with us and press and to promote understand- and good will and followship, and to win. That such a play should have been staged in the South will be provocative of much good for the reason that never before has it happened that the whole iniquity of the practice has been so vividly placed within reach of the general public as it now happens. It took courage to stage it. As much can be gathered from the aplausio which says that the heartiness of the apopause from the lower floor of the theatre was made very evident by the lack of it in the gallery. For The Woman THE JOCKEY SWEATER CATCHES THE EYE Thinking Negroes should be thankful for the fact that it is being shown, and that same sentiment should find echo in the hearts of all Americans who realize what a dunningly powerful force they are. The play has genuine dramatic merit. That probably is the reason for its production for the benefit of the general public. But there can be—no doubt but that it's stronger appeal lies in the jesson which it tells. It is a powerful story, which the commission of lynchings brings to communities and the individuals who participate in it. In speaking of lynching the mother of Ed says: "How men have got the heart I never could tell. It don't seem right, and again, "Oh." He makes out how Christian men can do what you heard tell tonight." No, and neither can any person who has a spark of fairness in his heart who thoughtfully witnesses a performance of "Mudge Lynch." Americans would be highly impressed given the power and the town and hamlet. In it they are in its southern portion. To begin at the beginning, award a certificate of recognition to Prince of Wales, who was repeatedly responsible for this Crown trust who was the constant companion in Fea This sweater was invented by Chanel, the conscious dress-maker of France, indication to the Prince's passion for riding. It was modeled after the one he wore, a jockey's blouse with the stripes of the Royal Guard. It slips on over the head and its broad stripes go across the body and the sleeves, or they continue themselves to this sleeves. Some of the newsversations have crops de-Chine and wool mixed in the make-up of the softer material going into the sleeves. Blue in dark fones is often chosen. A gay leather belt narrow, and fastened with an on-dinary buckle is worn with these snacks. With either kind, there appears to be an absence of wash blouses under them. The sweater is sufficiently low. In front, in a V-shaped opening, to show a camboole of embroidered mustin or corning. Cuffs and cailers are omitted. There is no softening touch but the strip of white or cream showing across the bue. No person who passed by the Woodlawn Cemetery last year and again during the past few weeks could help but be pleasantly impressed with the improvement which is visible in the new building. The new building offers several ways laid out and now a fence to enclose the "whole cemetery is in process of construction. All of this improvement has been done through the agency of The Woodlawn Cemetery Association and it has been added in its work by the staff of the office. The yearly financial report last week through the column of this paper and gave public accounting for all of the money spent as well as for all that is left on hand. The report showed that the association had collected $1368.11 and spent $1208.00 on the $1200.00 its budget for the present year is in hand. Short Sleeves Diappear There are cotton and linen over- bouches as well as sweaters for outdoor costumery, but none of these have short sleeves. Down to the wrist, is the verdict for arm covering. It may not be comfortable when hot weather comes, but it is the rule. Nearly every blouse intended for information usage carries a narrow belt. Its color may be what it will. The formal tune, knee length or more, is not a part of Sports costumery. It goes with a narrow skirt to build up a costume also; it goes with a tailored out that has a long coat. The hip-length double-breasted jacket, which is widely accepted for mild weather, accompanies a short white silk blouse, tucked into the shirt. The popularity of this jacket seems about in the early autumn although it was put out a year ago. Its acceptance in Paris has attracted attention over here, and it is being worn as a substitute for the well-known O'Rozsen jacket which was similar in out Helps For Housekeepers When wiping skin in the afternoon, apply a dehydrating saline drug a little bit of red marmerry lily tails each time. Mix myristic acetone and flavor TEACHERS OF DALLAS AND THE STATE ASSOCIATION When sewing fine materials by machine & roll of serpentine paper is a help and time aaver. It is very inexصندive and usually removed, and much ampling than cutting strips of ordnity paper. To Clean Bottles and Vases buy a ten cent metal necklace. Break the chain in one place. from it into the hope on every hand that that beginning will be followed by action that it calculated to increase it as time goes on. seemingly some of that spirit is acturing the teachers of Dallas who have formed themselves into an organization for the purpose of getting fully behind the program adopted at the beginning of the year. A large percent in registration at the coming meeting of the association and to do their registration early. That decision was reached when it became known that it was the purpose of the State association to encourage early registration instead of waiting for the convening of the meeting for such QUESTIONS ABOUT IN NEGRO Questions interesting to if of general interest to the subject of the subject by the tracker in this co- mission or the subject personally answered, auth- erally, by the subject communications to George States News Bureau. Conveyed, 1054 It is easy to see that the formation of such bodies in all of the larger cities of the state would result in much impetus to the program of the association especially as it relates to the collection of membership fees. The new goal of the organization is to increase the number of year's registration was the largest ever recorded, there were less than a thousand who registered in San Antonio. But if it could happen that the teachers of every city would see their way clear to form such bodies, registration in the State of Texas would be much easier. The effect on those of other cities with whom they came in contact would be most favorable. There are more than 5,000 Negro teachers in the state of Texas. Each of them is a possible member of the State Association. They all must be reached and shown the necessity of adding their strength to the program. The success of the enclivity in service is the cause of Negro education in the state. It should happen that all of the plans of the association be carried to successful achievement, and that it become the force for good in the determination of the progress of the community that it should. It will do this only as it gains in strength. If what nationality was Abraham's mother of King Solomon, and the mother of Moses, were Jews, people could stably mixed. Their color ranks all the way from far east, to the black colonies of Africa. They were the current moment, around the Jaws of Palestine, the "illustrations" show them. The illustrations have have have have, colored black. Jaws was common. In the Song of Moses was common. He called himself black. We know of no description of him. The early Christians and church could be supplying if Peter were so. In the organization of the teachers of Dallas, the Express feels that a forward step has been taken in the direction of increasing the usefulness to the cause of education. It could hope that other cities would go as far in guaranteeing their unqualified support to the newly adopted program of the State Administration that can more highly beneficial in the future than can now be told. Dia Lincoln and Harding have Negro blood—W. L. H. Koekuk, Iowa. Humors to that effect that both Lincoln and Harding had colored blood have been current. During the war a German was affected for publishing a book in which he claimed that Lincoln was a Negro. We all recollect what the whispering galleries said of Harding. Exact date is difficult to obtain, but from the excitement which such claims have caused one may retain their own opinion. Have you paid your Poll Tax? Asides from its proof of belief in his right to thru prove himself a citizen, it gives of belief in his right to thru prove himself a citizen who will provoke him and to help to decide questions of real consequence to him. Now is the time to qualify for the chance to express your opinion on all questions which affect your life. You cannot judge your "ward" cannot be maked known. Pay today. I am writing a story told in Africa. But I do not know much about the country and the people. Would kindly give me some information. — E. M. D. Omana, Nebraska. Africa is one of the largest countries and contains many cities and countries. Your request demand a literary analysis of any novel, helps you put to write about countries where you live. THE MIRROR OF PUBLIC OPINION which brings us to the point of thinking that our in a religious society we fight for our rights for sort of consideration. Tight of a strong arm, hitherto we spoke to fight him to fight his battles. If it wages your ram and you the modern man for radical aggrandement you courage, you would sell him to the underground. There are people who fight for radical aggrandement you ram and you were not better than your man. We have no reason for men who seek aggression and courage and want to fight for radical aggrandement public affair and fight out the names of life of men. And someone who is not satisfied with their work and we are satisfied with their work and we are public life. If religion makes us act as sheep and forces our women to the front, better no religion. Harrisda Sentinel Man Who Cares. acceptable to be cleaned and shaken vigorously in soapy water. The chain is just as effective as shot and more convenient as it can be during an a hook over the sink where it is always at hand. I Have Found Ordinary Landscape the very best thing to use for facing the children's dresses and pet costs. It is perfectly straight and comey in stwlding, and having been shroken makes an even hem. If a Member of the Family is Late, For a Meal I put the food to be kept warm to keep unassessed euphoria about standing a little as they'll can consisting a little hot water. One cover goes over them all and one low flame does the trick. To facilitate the Necessary Pressing while working at the sewing machine my husband has attached a drop leaf ironing board, supported by a gate leg to the end of the machine. The construction is very simple—a board, two hinges, and a gate leg. When not in the leg fields under the board. Italian Vegetable Soup Cot up the cabbage, celery, garlic onions, carrots and leeks stalks and cook in butter (or olive oil, if desired) until a golden brown: Add the potatoes and beans and the desire quantity of beef broth for simmer. Season to taste and simmer until the vegetables are cooked. Mash one potato to thicken soup. Serve with buns of tomatoes bread. Time in cooking: 1-2 hours. Scalloped Corn 1 can corn 2 cups milk 1 cup chopped cheese 1 cup bread crumbs 1-2 cup chopped celery 1 green pepper, chopped 2 tablespoons butter, melted 1 teaspoon salt Dash pepper 2 tablespoons Worcester Sauce Mix all the ingredients together and bake in a moderate oven. Time in cooking, 10 minutes. Temperature: 250 degrees. Recipe makes ten servings. Palace of Wales Salad # medium-sized potatoes (cooked) # Durham evening (firmly cooked) # Lilachouse chopped olives # I love my many potatoes # I love my evening and add # Add the apples, olives and apples # Add the potatoes, olives and apples # Add the potatoes, olives and apples # Add the potatoes, olives and apples # I love my lightly with the many potatoes # I love my eight servings. # AND ANSWERS # HISTORY. To leave history anywhere, not too long, will be answer- able. To answer not suitable, letters will be not accepted. Address all calls to I &amp; R. Services. Industrial Ave, Chicago, IL. B. Y. A. N. P. nothing. He did Paul Lawrence Dur- bauer. A. B. V. Detroit, Mich. Durbauer was born at Dayton, Ohio. Z. K. and died there Christian V. 1964. Where and what was the Temple of Philosopher-T. T. Charles, Washington, D. C. The Temple of Phileas is in exposed Egyptian temple. It was quite small in comparison to others. But it was on an island of the Nile in Upper Egypt. What ancient times was it that a Negro woman was to have founded—P. L. J. Trey. The great oracle of Greece known as the Oracle of Delphi. She says that the woman was an Elite. What languages do the natives of Africa speak—R. P. L. Duluth. Many. It is to be resisted that the American Negro knows a little of the languages who have been educated in. Who are more highly educated in America. Many of them race back from Africa to run different languages in all phases of learning. Get hold of them and read them. Boys grow up to be a number of short stories that we read under the pen of a woman under the pen of a --- COL. MIDNIGHT'S WEEKLY LETTER COI. J. O. MINGHIT AT GETHRE, OKLA. GUTHRE, Okla. Jan. 12-January finds me in the round house for repairs, and perhaps many many of my friends are praying for me that the Lord will permit me to come out this year and tell them what is going on and how it is going on and who is the who and what is the what. Permit me to say that if I never meet you any more in this world let us hope to meet in heaven where parting will be no more, and where we will all be anointed. Dr. Conrad was not in a hurry, but took plenty time to prepare himself and then after spending some years in regular practice, came to Uutrie, purchased his place with the well-with healing water. You may ask, all you want about Nodus, this medium that, like most of them, is intended to remain there. The emphasis is on some of these themes before you ask. I had the pleasure of going down town to see some others, and then out in the street. At night, I was off. I had the pleasure of meeting at Eare College Bishop SW. T. Veroon, and President Gilbert W. Jones of Wadford University, New Hartie Wells, and Miss Toreone Pamplin. They had me to call on Rev. William H. Harris, D. D., p�ter of Calvary Baptist church, and met his interesting family. At 10:00am I was usually in a bed and started for Mr. C. Point, Doctor W. H. Wittenburg, awaiting me. Mrs. Day was present in the city. Mrs. Norne, Dayvis called on me, as did Mrs. Osborne, Mrs. Rosa P. Gibson, from Pleasant Hill and several others. I just held reception in the paronage of Allen Chapel, an often off for Kansas. Yog See Dr. Charles E. Brooks, came for me in TID TID-BITS (By Leonard Massenburge) *(For The Associated Press News)* It is, reported that when the late Wesleyan missionary William, the sacred mountain here, the missionary they sent, the area gave them doing so that they would have them with them. Wesleyan masters are very superstitious; the worm warners are very superstitious; the snake is done to bring good luck to the snake. Strangers going through the town are asked to refrain from the grow as they might be excited or astirated by the town's carelessness. They are carefully guarded being so careful and alert that they are not aware of the warmer environment. If the custom is not observed, making any noise, or is not adherent to the warmer environment, become very angry. The grower becomes very angry. The grower must not return and arms driven out of the town. A1153 the Naro population of Rochester, It was 90k, and only 1000 people were in town and write. his automobile car carriage and toted me over to call on Mrs. Brooks and others in his home. I met Ed tor Kennedy, who is expecting some day to jump over the broomstick He is a good man. Attended a session of the Interstate Literary at the First Baptist church, presided over by Miss Deerina, well educated young women When, off for Topeka, where it was that, by Rev W. H. Young spent the night in his home, went to a skill-on the pay government. He was very much changed to some words, and then to the stable, where I most Dr. J. H. Hansom, one of the great men of Kansas and a friend of mine. I exchanged a few words and then off for Wichita, and from there to Oklahoma City, shook his hands. I was friends there. I was the leading man of the first party who had, and one of our great physicians, and the Head of the Park Sanitarium. This is one of the best places in the country for a sick man, for a man who has been at the age of 25. He was the pair, and when he comes to this repairing business Dr. Horace W. Contra is an expert. It is a wonderful to see people come here almost dead, and go away rejoicing. This wonderful man has done great things for me and prolonged my life. Dr. Contra was not in a hurry, but took plenty time to prepare himself and then after spending some years in regular practice, came from the city of New York to visit him with the wellness water. With the surroundings of the city, I was very much in the way just. I was a subtant himself to receive me, but to the other end of the year I was to tell his giver to the place Mr. Contra who is indeed a remarkable spent in making this place what it is, and she has worked well by the time of his death. He is himself, but the work goes on. She is missed. Mrs. N. G. Giffrin, the winter and she is helping out. Mr. Robert H. Moton, of Takeone Institute, has issued a bulletin of Toeagee Institute informing the world that there have been 16 persons lynched during 1924, without just a trial from the safe. The same number of persons of the number were taken from jails. From officers of the law, the number of jails, as well as the following paragraph from the jet-to-air report. "There were 45 instances in which officers of the law prevented lynching, 2 women, white, and 27 women." Colored memoirs of Thomas and James were then published, and the report also was in the Northern states and in southern states. In 35 of these cases, the report was not removed of the guarda, augmented or, other prescriptions taken. In 4 other cases, the report was used to repel the build. The report also was issued during the year persons charged with being connected with lynching, more were indicted. Of the 19 persons thus before the courts only were in the lynched. These were given all sentences. Of the 16 persons lynched all were Negros, 4 of less than one half of them were charged with being attached to the staff of the law. The cases charged were: murder 1, 5, attempted, rare 2; killing officer of the law; insulting woman in all得很, 1; insulting man in all得很, 1; wounding man in all得很, 1; wounding man in all得很, 1; and the number in each state. Florida, 3; Georgia, 2; Illinois, 1; New York, 1; New York, 1. BITS In the late 90's a colored man in the years of Kent, John Albert Williams was nouginated for the school board in Omaha. In the Post East and especially in Manchuria and in China, bordering on Mongolia, thousands of势能者 are�تين وصحابه و The first female student in the world who received a diploma in law was Mary C. B. May, a young colored lady of New York City, the graduated from Howard University. The firstmaid school south of Mason and گلدینو نتز و The first female student in the world who received a diploma in law was Mary C. B. May, a young colored lady of New York City, the graduated from Howard University. Prodrick Douglass, the famous critic of abolitionists, was ill-treated "Black Douglass" pa. 40 to from McCoy A Douglass J. O. MIDNIGHT OFFICE CAT TRADE PLACE Save your cigarette. When and but them on the skipper sidewalks this winter, advises Washington. One of the mysteries of the age," says an ex-operated Dallas man in the Independence Examiner's low-power lean white shirt always shows meey spots after you have enjoyed caramel pudding. Uncle Soil Sohnuter likes to take in the Follies each year just to see what's fanning off. Well, but that Donates the shoe man's sole taste until Smith Bros. Cough Drops. Grandma Gramm—Erbulations may be character builders, but you never believe it to hear a man after he's had three blowouts in succession. The average man would have more time to read if he would get caught up on his day dreaming. There are two periods when the fishing is good, grows Mr. Ewing. Before you get there and after you leave. It's a case of true love if he can remain an hour and forght to light a cigarette. College would be a wonderful place if it wasn't for the class. Things are seldom what they seem—they are worse. IT'S GOOD ENOUGH FOR ME. (Tune—Old Time Religion) If it's good for our city. If it's good for our city. If it's good for our city. It's good enough for me. Mogan for all farmers—"Weed 'em and reap." She—What makes you think He—Rign in front of the house says "Honey for Sale." My advice to girls of the office always miss Friday. If he can remain for an hour without lighting a cigarette, it is true love, grab him. Kudy Valentine sees his name on the wane in the public print, so he goes to Europe, stays a couple of months and then breaks into the front pages with his upholstred face. This is a very serious offense you are charged with. Have you no council to look after your defense? The prisoner is the most confidential manager learned toward the Judge. No Your Honor, but I have some very good friends on the Jury. The chamber of horrors is the room in which a woman discovers her first gray hair, giggles lonesly. There was a young lady named Jana In her purse she had hardly a pen. That she had a sweet smile And men by the mill. So her worries were none, not one. Don't bring about what you are going to do tomorrow. Some one is liable to ask you what you did yesterday. Advice HowNorm. Some-radio fans think they have picked up some foreign country when they cannot understand what is coming in. Teacher-Rustie, what animal is most noted for its fur? Rustie—De Skunk—De more for you gets away from him do better. It is for you. Austin says whatever he may do in a street cat, a real gentleman will always get up and give a lady his seat in a barbershop. At first marriage is a partnership. Then, when about six kids clutter up the place it becomes a corporation. "Must be a gentleman farmer located nearby," What makes you think that? "I noticed that the last scare-crow was passed had golf-torn on." A friend says a Flanger who sticks when the latters don't come. When the latters fall and when the years write their story of long abuses is a real one. "I bring this word off-the-their shoulder to those who fear their inability to meet them, and to those who fear their inability to meet them," says Elaine Wanning. "There is a lot more usually suffering from a numbness than suffering from a numbness." One reason why some of the girls who are unable to pick up their toys are no longer able to play. "There were no children in the playroom," she says. If matches were made in Heaven, who would bring our 19th antiphone? News of Your Home Town DALLAS THE METROPOLIS OF THE SOUTHWEST MISS EYES, SOCIETY I Will Give You A Chance To Earn EXCELSIOR MUT BENEFIE ASSOCIATION Dallas, Texas Most people need money there's death in the family, those in the community may out of love or they may think you need this kind of things like food for the kindness that you need for his kindness SOCIETY & CLUBS THE ROYAL ART CLUB — The Royal Art Club was the first art institution that attracted attention during the war. Mrs. M. Dugan won 1st prize between the clubs. DEDICATED TO OUR HONORABLE HOME TALENT The world may boast of its wond- ron heat. Or heres of renown. I wee doff our hat to the clover chap. Making good in his own home town For the Grundys knock, and, the way they block And try to keep him down. The towel who tries his best to For the good of his own home, town. With toes cloned tight, and ready, to folds will not be bound. To folds will not be bound, for what great and fair. And makes good in his own home, town. Miss Eyes knows of a certain woman who has turned to the left to give even with her husband, who chopped it. The man is very weak character. Miss Eyes warning you don't cheapen yourself thus, you may say your husband by being what did you干? I'm going to be true, sweet and virtuous. Miss Eyes was near and heard the young man, laughing about the Internet. The country striver. The remarks were made to one of his class and of the same pedigree. Young women you are sowing bad oats, the young들, taking up your very young daughters. He an example. A good name is like diamonds, precious but rare. Miss Eyes heard that "She's call the young wife after he had called it other women for the same purpose, and ask if her husband was at the other man, he's not to the other man, because she has a "sweetie" lead you off, that is not love she has for you, she hopes to rain you and did a name to her. He is strong for your child," says. What happened to the popular young women today? Night was called for you but you were, no where to be found. Now Doctor don't loose your nerve this early to the game. And so you wondered what had become of? Well, she is right on the job�s week and all lined up for you young man. Miss Scoy wonders why some people are parking their well known cars in areas indignant when the passing Queen. Miss Scoy wishes to congratulate two much respected businessmen who greatly during the holidays and their families have been invited to their little wives quite happy this 1925. The annual run of boutique think tanks in the city is a great pop affair. It does not take very much intelligence to do that, patience and THE ROYAL ART CLUB among the many social clubs during the holiday season by the Royal Art Club by the Royal Art Club by the North halls club from four to eight p.m. by the courier-an feast held by a tiny Alaska lion furnished over the cocoon by the various kinds of whiskered taming various kinds of whiskered lion as couvrier. More than a thousand were present during the evening. SOINEE CLUB—Mrs. Estella Co. field was the pleasing horse to the Horeen club with the Haleyon Art and Social club and a few other ladies as guests. Monday, Jan. 6th. This being two of the Horeen club numbers birthday, they were presented with birthday cards and gifts. Progressive Whist was played for two hours after which the members and guests were ushered into the dining room and paved to a delicious repast in buffet style. 22 ladies were present. Mrs. A. S. generalization for the source of from the new class comes a higher mark of intelligence. It is a major of the市场 of wisdom, to know, how to get along in an art. A superintendent of the study of the world, who was a superintendent of the study of the so-called "the so-called " study of the one who was a group of the two. Now, the people would pay the would be built to consider this advice, as you may profit thereby. Miss Reyes knows of one popular pastor who will lose his prestige if he has a good time with the school of the school of the year at a certain place. Too long! My Prayer God, please send me that can stand the test in Dallas. Miss Reyes was standing in a place and heard him make the date with his own word of the school of the school of the year, he they got in a service car, afterwards he told him where he was to go. He had a good time with a follower, the first莺语. Hope your daughter will set a better place when she grown up. R部位 dottlet should file a certain little "Plapper's teeth-off and may make the best time to do things, and he makes no exceptions not even her very best friends husband. And what was it that the Dapple young doctor was trying to explain to the lady in the car? Miss Reyes was going to the new way. And that she did not believe any married man was true to him. My future actions be governed by this for unfortunately this young man will be the best time to be made. And she feels all much afilient those with whom she has come in the world. But she has to be as she has at least an uncountable, and sweetheart and we hope when you have her again some day she will be the little better opinion of married men. Miss Eyes wonders what friends wife thought of her model husband as she would have us term him when he deliberately flirted with his regular little mams at the دوبارک dang. It would be a good idea for some of us who feel our neighbors are so unglorable to make a new year's inventory of our good points and see if there isn't a possibility of our neighbors thinking the same of us (Good for thought) Miss Eyes had an occasion to come in contact with a professional gentleman? Who was so strutted that one would imagine he had been blown up with a hollows on inquiry this is distinguished, etc. Miss Eyes found that he was living on a little and the wife was the real bread winner. Girls don't be deserved by these wind tarners. If their wives were to step work, they would go down like a punctured balloon. Miss Eyes holds her breath for some of Dallas younger set. She noticed Ben beautiful bud during the holidays in a very questionable place and decided to watch the show to her surprise, she found them waiting for a source of Data. But she was timidly most. These girls were in their tender teens while the men who may be the professional world yet very cradle rules the world." Can you be it? Wells won 1st prize among visitors, Mrs. S. Jones, won 1st prize between the clubs. INDEPENDENT CHARITY CLUB member for 30 will present in chair operator in usual force, along and, prepar by the chaplain, Scripture reading by the President, Holt said. Member responding with discuss and Bible quotations. The reporter, Mrs. W. I. Brown has occupied his home at 100 Pagling Street and she will be delighted to meet her many friends at any time. Mrs. Kirkpatrick, President. PRISCILLA ART CLUB—Mrs. J. L. Patton, Cochran Street was hostess, Hussain, at the same time as the best-selling author. Mr. Patton, the father of Lisa Λιπέθις, CMU, made a very interesting talk along club work in her city. Mashamesa, Deynon and Smith won first and second-hand prize, respectively, in a sketching contest. Mrs. Dyson presenting her to the guest of the honor. Mr. Patton, The hostess served a chikney plate lunch. Mrs. E. S. Ward, President; Mr. I. Krane. Reporter. JOLLY OUR CLUB, in third. There is the JOLLY PRESIDENT, presiding business of the JOLLY PRESIDENT, business of the winter dance was discussed and the girls are glad to have Miss Joseph Phillip, a girl who will attend days in Colorado with parents. All are in at 10:30 a.m. at St. Mary's Temple. THE HALCOLON ART AND SODA Friday, January 21. Ten men in dresses gathered at turkey dinner. Very little business gathering. This being the first meeting pleasure meeting. Next meeting will be on Friday, January 26. The meeting will be on Friday, January 26. It was presented with guest of honor Miss Joseph Phillip, an interning session on constitution press. The club colors of the services and table decorations are on Monday, January 19th. The YEAR — Sunday was a great day at True. YEAR, sunny and an interesting lesson was discussed an interesting lesson was discussed a preadressing a strong sense from being a leading all to follow Jolly. Jolly was generalized. B. Y. P. Brown was generalized. B. Y. P. Brown was taught by Mrs. B. W. Brown was administered. At 12:30 p.m. by the pastor. Additional women were attending a growing church and is not dead. --- THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1925 but much alive. Rev. P. M. Mitchell, mentor; Rev. J. H. Westbrook, Reporter. LEE CHAPEL A. M. E. CHURCH- Sunday School opened at 3 a.m. Lesson was good with the Surj. Hister N. L. Glat on hand to care for the future church. At 11 a.m. morning service with our most worthy pastor. The Rev. T. H. Che mons at his post. Scripture lessen read by the pastor opening by led by Rev. Rev. H. Hubbard. Prayer by Rev. Brown a Baptist minister. The Lord's support was administered and the spirit ran high, general skilling meeting by the spring. Holy Rever prate for his kindness shown to his followers, as we all were made to feel happy. All Christian. Endorser of the League met at 10 p.m. At 12:00 the pastor was agreed at his post reading scripture lesson from the 1st Cor. 9th chapter and the 14th year, text. So Run That-Ye May Obtain. Collection for the day 17.75. At 8 p.m. Monday night, official home class and stew ard report 100.00. Super Wm. Mox. Reporter Rev. T. H. Clemons. P. K. A CHRISTMAS FETE GIVEN IN HONOR OF MISS GERTHA MONTGOMERY Mrs. Arile Briggs and Mrs. Johnie Mege Pleasant entertained at the residence of Mrs. Sallie Ross in honor of Miss Gertha Montgomery of Tyler, Texas. Those present were Miss Mabel Verze, Miss Minnie Fasson, Miss Sanford, Miss Annie Williams, Miss Ethel Hichardson, Mrs. L. Smith, Mrs. Matthee Love, Mrs. Hugh Reece, Mrs. Hertha Hass, Mrs. Bernice Lawson and Miss Victoria Shorter. An ice course and assorted candles were solved in keeping with the color scheme of the affair. The guess expressed themselves as having had a delightful time. Ly Rev. M. Johnson CARD OF THANKS We take this method of obeaching thanks to our many friends - friend of ours, friend of our husband and father of our children, and guide us of you through life. LUN CHRISY BAKER. Wife. DEV. D. K. BAKER. son. DEV. D. K. BAKER. son. it will be revealed that a _ month ago, an staff was but for the urgent need of supplying milk for the Colored babies of Dai Ling. Mies E. Ruth Loving, nurse for the Pubescular Association, found much suffering among the patients as she went over the city, for the lack of proper nourishments. An entertainment was given for that express purpose by Meadames R. T. Smith, Edyth Lee and nurse E. Ruth Loving. So creditable was their effort that was put forth, until the Welfare Association of the white house made arrangements with the T. B. Association that when ever cases are reported, milk will be furnished. Recently a call came from the T. E. patients at Woodlawn, for four hot water bottles, during the recent cold season. The women out of them from the money raised by Meadames Smith, Lee and nurse Loving. An acknowledgement was sent by Mrs. Roy Coggan, head nurse at Woodlawn Hospital. Why a continued response come at all times, when ever a worthy cause is put forth for the relief of our babies and sufferinm. K. OF P. DRIVE IN FULL BLOOM That the big Pythian drive under the direction of Prof. T. H. Brawley, special Denyth Grand Chancellor, is in full swing is in great evidence by the great number of men pouring into the order weekly. Rumors has it from Pythian Circles that Prof. Brawley is a live man and is bringing things to pass with the assistance of the officers and members of the local lodges. The stirring committee of thirty fire composed of seven-squirks headed by the Challenger Camden, Hump Williams-Queens City, L.D. Thomas Wright County, Dr. C. O. McClendon-Acme, A. W. McDonald Island City and District Deputy-H. T. Davis, the Knights-T. W. Patrick and Gen. Brown, visited the fourteen churches of the city representing the present drive. These committees were cordially received by the pastors and membership of all the churches and were featured as vote of thanks for their visit. The greatest occasion of the drive is the "Home Cunning" which is started for January 12. (Monday The head of all lodges and Count of Calantianas unanimously decided to institute an annual re-union hot-known as "Home Coming." The first of which has been extended to the entire citizenry of Galveston to be held at the effudidium. Invitations also have been extended to Grand Chancellor and Grand Lodge officers, Grand Wyrthy Councillor to Grand Worth Court of Calantianas, and to the Psychians and Calantianas and Dohery Temple of Houghton, Texas. A total program interspersed with music tendered by Lanny Daddy Architects will be Ogne saga come all to the greatest decoration ever given by the Pepi Thakka and Catawba Indians. 2004 Iloana Knights and Cicil Catawba will ENTERTAINED Mr. and Mrs. H. Gardner entertains at home, at his home, at IJF Parkway Street with a dinner, a dance, with Christmas colors, a decorated council room, sweet desserts, cocoa pinks, sweet desserts, ad cakes, candy, job with whipped cocktail were served to Mrs. and Mrs. Efaro Harvey, Mrs. Linda Kepher, Mrs. Bilhannah Johnson, Mrs. Pearl William Chalmil and Mr. Frank Ridge. OUR TOWN CHURCH, Trinity, Trinity Church's a wonderful puppy town, its a very great renewal, but for people never more than 10, for people never more than 10, for people that boast, boast, for those that boast being proud. CHEWTS: Shout, shout, shout, for jobs, jobs, for jobs, jobs The sales will meet every test if you want a business coworker. Your boss will find you like her. Won't find another like her. What's the best? I Will Give You A Chance To Earn $200 A Week Right now, today, I offer you three hundred thousand dollars the opportunity to be your own, for sending us orders. If you mail the coupon at the bottom of this ad, I will show you boys—to work just as many hours. And now I'm offering you the a day as you please—to start chance to become our representatives. for making money that you ever when you want to—and quit give in your territory, and get hard of. If you are interested in working with us and earn $2500 a week— dollars. All you do is to envy all your time or only out wind, rain or snow, a roat. Well, here is your chance to that everybody should have, made find out, for this is the same of fine materials, for men, women proposition that, enabled gleuerges to work, and that the price of an ordinary coat. $40 in his first day's work—the New Sonner Coat are not sold same proposition that gave R. W. in stores. All our orders come Kreger $20 net profit in a half our own shop supermarket, bear our A. S. cooper's opportunity. With the cash we pay representatives more than for one month's spare time. Happy After Years of Misery hungridge of Women Grateful for Relief from Suffering THE SUMMERS MEDICAL CO., Women's Dept. - South Bend, Ind. (Dire. Summer) Beauties Are Sold at Leading Drug Store) These Are Facts eral months for Spencer Warren-Wr, Warren, made it $424.88 in September, $460.82 in October, number, and $722.34 in December. Prof. W. J. McCrary is another man I want to tell you about. He wrote a book about worldly new work he could him to make. $16,800. In three years. Yes, and right this very minute you are being offered, and you want to make these men no successful. Do you want it? Do you want to earn All Weather Top coats and Hankoats! They are, advertised in the back of the book. They are lightweight. Nothing, stylish coat that's good for summer or winter—that keeps you warm. Everything that everybody should have, made of fine materials for men, women and children, and sells for less than the price of an ordinary coat. $40. All Weather Coats are available in stores. All our orders come through our two representative hotels. Within the next few months we will pay representatives more than $40. Happy After Year Hundreds of Women Grateful for A Women's Thankful Message Grade 10+ In grades 10 and up, write a letter to your teacher. For grades 11 and up, write a letter to your teacher. For grades 12 and up, write a letter to your teacher. Don't Worry and Suffer You can't do better than, especially, consider these facts: take from hundreds, which thank women whose husbands were not well off, which they have experienced should point the way to every woman who suffers with a disease of women. Ten Days FREE Trial—Send No Money Test Mrs. Summers' Opinee Remedy for yourself, in your own home, without the knowledge or aid of anyone. 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This organization pays $7.00 per week in case D disability from either indictment or accident. Based and Nursing almost free in this Hospital, and $150.00 per Benefit for $1.35 per month. Absolutely no taxes of any kind in the Surgeon House. Special inducement offered to any individual who can organise 15 or more men, women and children, between the ages of 16 and 53 in any community where there is no local body, Beauty or naturopathy. K. The above is the exact like be built and owned and controlled TREES of our property. Journals. This organization is Disability from other Sickness and Nurse possibly free in its Bival Benefit for $1.25 per month kind to the Suprema House. Special inducement offered gainte 15 or more men, women of 16 and 52 in any community Deputation wanted everywhere. MIS. M. M. S. RIDDLE, Super Box 209, Dept. Under Insurance Department Free! Valuable Information Concerning your HAIR Big Descrip tive Catalog and Premium List-Free! 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It is used to make tea. Brown and Chestnut-Brown. Kokomo Shampoo It is made from pure corn oil and is used to make shampoo. It is a natural, healthy oil. Bronze Beauty Vainting Cream It is a cream that will not grow hair. It is a cream that will not grow hair. Bronze Beauty Lemon Cream It is a cream that will not grow hair. It is a cream that will not grow hair. Bronze Beauty Face Powder It can be successfully used on any or all skin types. It is a cream that is a moistening cream. Malloy It is a special hair straightener for corn oil hair. It is a natural growth agent that can be used in 30 minutes without the use of heat. It turns the hair red. AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE Strait-Tex Chemical Company 600 Ninth Avenue PITCHERBURG, PA, U.S.A. --- News of Your Home Town DALLAS THE METROPOLIS OF THE SOUTHWEST PERSONAL M. and W. Mrs. Alvin E. Wintshill of Oakland, Calif. was born on December 30, 1924 and was attending Christmas School in Oakland. She graduated from Oakland at the home of her mother, Olega, and of the Happy, Gold Luck School in Oakland. She graduated from the school in 1945, where she served as the department chair. Mrs. Wintshill is the mother of Garland, Mary, and the brother of Matthew, Mike, and Barbara. She is a member of Maine College and Indiana University. She was a member of the C.V. Foster 180 Stars and the C.V. Foster 180 Stars. Mrs. M. J. Gusset of 1893-bedded Bellevue, NY, passed away on June 10, 2015, at age 90, on a trip to other points in Minnesota. She was a devoted wife, mother, friend, and lover. Mrs. J. H. Willingham and her husband, Dr. H. H. Willingham, were married for 50 years. Mrs. J. H. Willingham was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and lived in Akron, Bainton, Bismarck, and St. Louis. She was a very pleasant and caring woman. Her loving life was very pleasant. A. R. & B. McGeey. 2002. *Straits Threat* has just returned from an nationally stay at Japan. Oklahoma. B. R. McGeey. 2002. *Better bond another the Malaysia.* DINNER PARTY DARRELL SCHOOL Week of Jan Ella B. Moor Broadwa Comp PETER H. BURGESS Organizers wanted. For any information, write headquarters, 106 123 North Central Avenue, Dallas, Texas. TOM CREASY, NEGRO MEMBER OF FEDERAL GRAND JURY HERE. The movie领会 of the club will be held at the first meeting will be held Thomas, 1975 Frederick B. Whalley, Collection, 1949; Toucheton, other made to wear clothes and other made to wear clothes and other old Poole Shoes, Farm and other old Poole Shoes. Collection during the year 2014-15 Bachelor's degree in insurance for Little Billie's School of Nursing and Moore's 1140. Crystalbriar Charlie Club anyone during the year 2014-15. Crystalbriar Club anyone during the year 2014-15. Crystalbriar Club anyone during the year 2014-15. JOHNSON-SMITH: On Monday night at 11:30, Moore's 1140, the charter of Moire's 1140, the charter of the youngest of the youngest of the women was laid out. Bostera, native Dallas, Bostera, native Dallas, been performed at the halls of the Bold, been performed at the halls of the Bold, been performed at a few close friends and relatives, will be resided temporarily at 1097 Moore's will be resided temporarily at 1097 Moore's MRS. A. N. STOVALL PROMINENT FT. WORTH CITIZEN PASSES AWAY. COFIRED OIL MAN CLOS ES BIG LEASE IN WOR- THAM FIELD Jeff D. Jones well known: Norgre Oil man purchased the Jin Lindley Royalty in the Wortham Oil Field last Monday week. OAK CLIFF MRS. HINES ENTERTAINS Mr. Niall Howes and Mr. Jillian Kelley, who were on the board of India's expatriate embassy in New Delhi were entertained by a diplomatic defense was served at high noon and the reception was attended by high and popular guests. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1925 The club will hold their next meeting with Mrs. D. C. Powier Texas College. CARD OF THANKS Shirley Tawny, Jan. 11, The Bishop's Teenage Magazine acknowledges with shortened the many forms of apoptosis and necrosis, the result, reversed, or reversed. CARD OF THANKS wish to, thank, the many friends and family of Mr. F. H. Brown. We wish to thank the friends and family of Mr. F. H. Brown. We wish to thank the friends and family of Mr. F. H. Brown. Pride of Dallas Hisense and his family of Dallas Hisense and his family of Dallas Hisense and his family of Dallas Mr. F. H. Brown. Mr. F. H. Brown. Mr. F. H. Brown. Mr. W. P. Smith, brother-in-law *BUFFET LUNCHEON Endorsed BY MINISTERS, TEACHERS, PRESS and PUBLIC. A $3,000,000 PRODUCTION FOR THE $100,000,000 "After Six Days" THE McGILTON AND BOLDEN ENGAGEMENT CANCELLED Have wished many times for the power to turn, the pace of time back and gaze upon those Biblical days and no condition as such. Have wished an opportunity of holding a mirror to the past. Yes, I will. And the Old Testament faithfully reproduced from Adam and Eve to the Songs of wise old Solomon. "After Six Days," a massive book from the King Solomon. The clothing and the buildings of Biblical times are fashionably adorned. Pharaohs and of Solomon are honestly magnificent and elegant. Verity "After Birth Days" brings the Bible to life. I understand it took five years, and I understand that it cost in the vicinity of $13,000. Well can I appreciate the magnificence of setting and lighting, the magnificence of setting and lighting, make this one of the amazon's most interesting photo productions. GRANDCENTRAL ITS A BIG TWO HOUR SHOW Prices are NOT ADV admission is charge every show and the Adults 25c. es are NOT ADVANCED but rea mission is charged with children show and they all want to so its 25c. Prices are NOT ADVANCED but regular admission is charged with children 15c every show and they all want to see it. Adults 25c. 22,000 People Went to see and enjoy ture in Dallas,—Be the effort. it to see and enjoy this wonderful in Dallas,—Be sure to go, it's w effort. Went to see and enjoy this wonderful picture in Dallas,—Be sure to go, it's worth the effort. Endorsed by Masters of all denominations, Member School Boards, Federation of Wor- lds, Daily Papers—State and Nat- tional Press. Faultors of all denominations, Members of School Boards, Federation of Women's Clubs, Daily Papers—State and National Magazines. ```markdown ``` ADVANCED but regular d with children 15c y all want to see it. ay this wonderful pic- sure to go, it's worth inations, Members of operation of Women's State and National FOR LOTS IN CEDAR SPRINGS PARK North Dallas TOWN H. S. LAWRENCE APELL ALL CONVENIENCES BEING PURPOSED AT WATER KENT RADIO SETS SUPPLIES Andrews & Brand RADIO SHOP J. C. Baker, Agent Subscribe for THE DALLAS EXPRESS. Our oldest and most reliable Negro Journal in Southwest . . . . DAVILLA—The new year found fine mother passed away. funers us wide awake, ready for business on the 14th from Tyree Chapel. The Farmers' Council met Wednesday. Mrs. Sellie Hollins was called to day night to collect money to pay San Antonio on the 12th to the off the first note on our school bed side of her step-daughter. THE GREATEST OF ALL LOVE STORIES—THE GREATEST DRAMA OF ALL AGES—SUCH IS "AFTER SIX DAYS," NOW SHOWING AT GRAND CENTRAL THEATRE "...we have been on one book modes and costumes of Biblical ever written that is in perfect mastery times." The production took five days, including the dedication or rebuilding. That book has had the greatest sale of any volleyball book, for a picture number more than two million copies, no reprints to be paid its authors by a motion picture picture producer. That book has been carried out by eleven directors together with the men who carried out all time, harrens the greatest drama of the age, and the men who carried out more than twenty cameras were entering enough to envisage its future. The production was made from all the big books from the plibbe the Old Testament. Designed by its greatness its impossibility. The interior settings are the highest value. The Old Testament has VI months been untouched here by the art, the painter some builders, mannequin, costume, beautiful, worth while paintings. The actual ground made by the artist is shown at the Grand Central Theater. The production is transported to Jerusalem, where all the splendid drama and inimitable scenes have been shown. Their transportation alone, each of them has been snow-brown, is a stupefied item. It is fitted as backgrounds for the interior in every detail. The research effort was made to accurately represent the masters and many assistants. OAKWOOD — Hain and cold weather have been our distinguishing success for the past few years. Mr. Hande Hinger got hurt very seriously, while hauling a load of hay, last Friday. Mrs. Steve Talton spent Friday night at the home of Mrs. Charvolette Gordon. Mrs. Edgar Holman was visiting her mother Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Rauls complain of having a little son suffering from an illness that is rather pussling. Mrs. Johnson McClain was ill Monday. Prof. M. J. Durham and Miss Eatella Davis were married, at the home of the bride's Saturday night though the weather was rather bad—the attendance was very large. LUBBock—The churches and Sunday Schools were well attended and much interest manifested. Rey Campbell, the pastor at Blaton pulled off a big rally Sunday and quite a number of the Lubbockites were there to help push the battle to the gate. Prof. Hoggar, who is traveling in the interest of Four State Hospital to be erected at Kerville, Texas, and Prof. Wm. M. H. Wilson, principal of the Dunbar High visited the white Baptist and C. M. E. churches. Sunday night and a good donation was had from each. The good white people of this section seemed to have been interested in the project and contributed liberally. Lubbock is the garden city of the west and our people will make no mistake by buying in and about here. LADOCIA — Little Miss Mia Owens and her husband out of action and new mason, E. M. M. Mahan had various versions of the novel *Miss Mia* and its various adaptations, including a book and a movie and Mia Mertz at book point, near Dial. The president and which they come predict for them a professional world. Mr. NeaMi and his care over Sunday evening instead came over Sunday evening instead and gratified to her boarding masters. Arthur Bone and Jane and Miss Mia was originally appointed to jobs and snakes, Mr. Will Walker moved into their new home Mrs. Mia was moved into Mr. Forest Howen, (white) of efficient and canable as the writer can testify. NEW YORK — Little Miss Mia preached a church presched another spiritual friend and grand children have returned from living relatives and friends. Prof. J. Dallas last week, Prof. A. M. Dales and family and parents Mr. Gibbon this week, Mr. Lucy Leaves has has been visiting relatives and friends. Mr. John Wilton and family have moved to Curley. Miss Laura Martin and Mr. Carless Reves were married Jan. 8, we hope for them a smooth sail on the sea of matrimony. Mr. Hullen. Hyder left last week for Nacogdches. Mrs. Emma Davis is visiting in Tyler this week. Mr. A. D. Smith and family have moved into Curley. Miss Frankie Hamilton is on the sick list this week. Mrs. Hattle Sherman is visiting relatives and friends in Curley. deaks. Mr. Andrew Haller and Miss. Janet Browne, the groom's mother, descend from the groom's mother. Decades ago, they visited him at a private garden, the pastor of the M. E. Church, the pastor of the M. E. Church, the community collecting, moving expenses. Mr. Vince Mitchell spent his last week with his servile wife, Mr. and Mrs. Hustab Washburn, and Mr. and Mrs. Hustab Washburn, last week to carry their children. Mrs. Brown, school Notes—The County up in town, in our乡舍, were entertained by their family, entertained by their family, ready for the bedstall ball season. CELNA — Services were will attend at St. Philipton Baptist Church, two plentiful sermons. There were six additions to the church. Collection of old men. Mrs. J. Ford will give the old son of the church. Mrs. Mollie Jones who underwent a serious operation in Dalton, is at the P.O.C. of the New Hampshire and Miss Idella Medlock are sick-bated. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Sillings have been given the purchase of the church as he purchased a Ford car. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Daniel, Mines Annals Crawford, Viola Winters and Mrs. Theve, and the funeral of Mr. Johnnie Washington, Mrs. Hudson, mother of Mr. Joe Munch, died Sunday morning. The new life was due to the death of the first one of Friscoites attended the funeral. Several days, Public school is crowded, an enrolment of 70 pupils. MAY EARTH-SPLIDER SERVICES was held on Sunday, and was a day of the day. The Sunday beginning with an enthusiastic Sunday School of the spirit ran high throughout the day. The J. W. W. W. was the first of the first "general" services to the delights of all, at morning services, and Rev. Moffet, F.C. closed out the services of the day with the collection for the day. The last day was the last of the day's 211s. Quite a number of communications are indisposed. Mr. Ned Hill-Hood has been in the service for two years with cars presented their families with cars. Rev Wilson is gradually increasing the circulation of the E.S.A. to the top. You must see him early to avoid the rush. The last day was the last of his wife Mazzini. He was the first in honor of his ninth birthday on the 24th AVINGER — Rev. Austin Allied hill regular appointment at Springfield and daughter of Louis Lannick and Harris was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Freed, Tood and Miss Landle. Tood and Miss Gottli Tood were the guest of the last year. The afternoon, Miss Zenobia, Frannon who has been spending the Christ- day of the year, was left Saturday, for Dallas, where she will enter school. Mr. and Mrs. A. and Mrs. A. and Mrs. A. and Mrs. Friday to do some shopping. Rev. Austin and Mr. and Mrs. A. R. A. and Mrs. A. and Mrs. A. and Mrs. So this was the guest of Mr. from Denson were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. W. Houston was the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. H. and Mrs. H. and Mrs. H. H. is Lexington. The guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Kemp. ALTO — The weather being inclement days of the year was somewhat late. Services by Rev. Presley day and night. Rev. Stittles and Mr. and Mrs. H. and Mrs. H. and Rev. E. Sweet and others worshipped with us. Mrs. George Taylor had a home, her mother died instantly. The family have our sympathy. The re- mains were married to Houston count for burial. ABILENE — Mrs. Pearl Alexander of Brownwood. The family was of Brownwood. The family was of Brownwood. The family was a pioneer of Abilene died last Saturday. He was funnerful. He was a very successful quarter. At A. M. E. Church last week, amount raised from the last year. The the last year was the last year. The last year was the last year. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. H. and Mrs. H. and Mrs. M. T. Cumby entertained a number of friends at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Beavily last Friday night. Miss Emma Henderson returned from Wichita Falls last week. Mrs. M. Cook is convalescence. Mr. and Mrs. P. Perry of Farmerville are visiting their sister, Mrs. James Jones. Sick list. M. M. M. Hrowen, L. Jones, Miss Johnnie M. Donglass. Mr. Henry McNeal returned from Carmen, Texas, on the 11th κλia wife is improving very fast. BAY CITY—Rev. George Jedkins has accepted Unity Baptist Church. Dr. J. W. McDade presiding Elder of the Weimar District preached for Rev. Jedkins and his term bars on the 14th of April Collection 1900. Rev. James Vanas pastor of Mother Zion, held splendid service on the last Sunday. Rev. W. C. Blankson preached at Tyree Chapel Sunday night to an appreciated audience. All expressed having enjoyed an excellent sermon. Born to Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Robinson on the 9th a fine girl baby is doing THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1925 "If there is any advertising value here in one volume—the most widely read and best-loved in all the world—are all these things that you know—are all these things that you know—are all these things that you know." The green car was the most popular author could possibly write so perfect a story as this that she was come down to us through the ages, and could be tell to so simple, for he was a good girl of old. Which brings me to "surprising discovery" we made in a concerning discovery. The Old Testament for "After Six Days," "The Enclave never would be like," "The Little One" "The Good Life," "The Good Life" may be even more a lie. Yet, the form in which the Old Testament was written is perfectly suited to filming whichனed the world. In the new book no necessity is, "write," if seeing to en Mr. J. H. E. Coope are having their House rebuilt. Mr. J. H. E. is doing his quizzes on outlooks and enjoyed by the porter Sunday evening. By accompanying Rev. Alexander, Mrs. Lifeman and Mrs. John, the family was on the matagorda and to Gulf Hill, Texas. Rev. Alexander reports to the services at Matagorda. Mr. J. H. E. is having his treasures on Main Street. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Givens of the city is the guest Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ruth Norris have been confined to her room also Mrs. Geo. Fedkina. Mr. and Mrs. John give his service. Mrs. Mammie Richardson has done some next work on her home, she is on the wing. FTASCA — Mise Cornle Mullins spent Monday and Tuesday in the Washington and the release of the Jackson spent several days in Wharton last week on business. Mrs. Bophia Daniels's apidid's cost was from several periods of illness. Sick List—Little Miss O. C. Paige. Mary Palmer and Ada Meaders have been the top of the first year of Grant Heard and Raymond Graves. Mr. M. Plannick is the first thing in the疏ار having just been in the疏ar stock illness, filled his regular Semonthly day here Sunday at the shop. Mr. and Mrs. John were appreciative audience. At the close of the sermon, short talks were made by a goodly numbled and unsolicited and unsolicited, and the goodly numbled themselves to a full support of the church and pastor this year. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Strudley was being built in the new week and the week left for their home in Brenham. WOLFE CITY—Roy J. I. Glumser was well attended. She listens Katrina W. Woolfe, Ms. Woolfe, Ms. Woolfe, Mr. Charles Worfe, Mr. Stuhl, Mr. Hawkwood, Worham of Manassas, and Worham of Manassas. Ms. Woolfe wounds Dallas by fire Saturday night. We print from here and there the NEWS gathered by our agents and the team of our readers. . . . writing he is better. Relatives from various places have been summoned. Mrs. Matelidia Sparks who has been sick for some time died in a day morning, he was buried Sunday morning. Mr. Holt worshipped at Rebe's Sunday Prof. L. H. Kinchon agent Sunday at home. Miss Gladys Davis is houseman at home. Kinchon is a home from the Kinchon returned Saturday morning from Pittsburgh and other points East-Sick-Mrs. Clyde Mitchell, Master Geo. Shepherd and Mr. B. W. Daniels. CHAPEL TILT, — Mr. William Hedge visited friends in Gleveton and Houston the past week. Mrs. Fang is the most important of the house at the several days with friends last week. Mr. John Swain passed away Monday and was buried from the Chenezer Baptist Church, Rev. Evans off the house. The business had been off the day. The awc sons of Mr. Smith Cole who met with an accident last week, died in a Prairie View Hospital. Their bodies were shipped to the port. Mr. William was much improved at this writing. Mr. TILT was born at the best after a few days on the sick list. Mrs. Francis Woolridge died at the same time. We are being尖端号. Ruthies and S. M. T� were in charge of the boof. Mr. Robert Flewellen was among the visitors in the city the past week. CALVERT-The marriage of Mr. Morris Jones to Miss Hattie Williams was a brilliant event last Sunday a vending, at the home of the family and a new house. They bowed the latter officiating. We are all home to the Reaing, Texas. The Woodley-Understakers buried Mr. Jordan Beck Sunday was the donated the Coffee and Price. He was the first citizen and a member of the M. E. Church. Mr. T. S. Marshall and Miss Ruby Green were quietly married. The family was the son of the most Tuesday evening. The Calvert High School added two more teachers to the force Monday. Prof. A. H. Missu was the son of the first day. The Thornton is buildin- day was a Nigro population fast. Sunday morning Jan. 11, Rev. M. W. Williams died. Mr. W. W. and Mr. W. W. and Mr. W. W. were the under-목대 담당자. Hantlet Baptist Church, burned and reared near Calvert and loved by all who knew him. Mrs. Charlie Mae Haynes was called to Dallas at the time of the 19th century. The Alber (Tota). Fisher formerly of this city. Mrs. Woodard is ill at her home in Calvert. Mr. Jordan Midfield died at the time of the day morning. Mr. D. K. Kowitz has purchased the house and lot next to his home and is remodeling it to his date. Mr. W. W. is in the city visiting Mr. and Mrs. Rowers. She left Sunday for Mart, her home. Mrs. J. Thompson is in the city visiting her father. Saint John's Church was the home of their services in one room of the personage until they raise enough to rebuild. MT. PLEASANT --- Miss Lillian Coleman and MR. Ocar Ward were married Jan. 11 at the home of Mr. R. B. Brannon, Rev. W. L. Kelly, officiated. Mr. Jake Edwards of EIPaso is spending a few days with his sister, Mrs. Edna Jackson. Mrs. Mandy Pell departed this life Jan. 10th. She was a member of the Christian Church Mrs. Elmora Cooper of Chicago, Ill., is visiting her Brother Mr. Howard Smith. Miss Benie Jackson is visiting in Shreveport, La. Mr. Florence Brannon and Miss Dovie Miller were married at the home of the bride, Rev. P. J. Sears officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Bird, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tucker of Maretta were the guests of Miss Eva Brown and Mrs. Minnie Collins, Sunday. Mrs. Mollie Bryant has returned from a splendid trip to Denver, Colorado. Mrs. L. E. Reaves, Mr. N. Riley, Mrs. Edna Miss Hardnett, Mrs. Edna Feel, Mrs. Carrie Carr, Mrs. Verner Wright, and Mrs. Mary Keith are on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Reaves of and sister Mrs. L. E. Reaves and mrs. Mrs. L. E. Reaves, both Mosley spent the week end with Mosley correspondent Cecilia McKinney Kelly. RANGER, Rev. W. B. Davies has located on Cyprus, Mr. and Mrs. Reaves now comfortably located on Mosley, have returned from Marseille, have returned from Marseille, a quail was married with female. Quail was married with Phelsus in company with Rev. W. Reaves, their report should charge, the report should charge, was a nice affair. The weather be coming out, but Mrs. W. Working appears in presence of those appearing out, but Mrs. W. Mra. Florence Deabon is on the sleek list. Mr. J. L. Bims after spending the week and in Fort Worth has returned, also Miss Ruble Chiffon has returned from Bremond Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Watkins, Dr. J. H. Farnaley and Miss Rosie Ann Adams were the guests for dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davis Sunday Evening at 3:30. Rev. W. D. Davis spoke at the A. M. E. Church from this text. The Unlimited Love of God: Class No. 1 of the Macdonia: Baptist Church is the banner class. Mrs. M. C. Watkins teacher. The Swiving Eirile met at the home of Mrs. Joe Davis Thursday, Dec. 15. You are welcome. Rev. Dr. P. D. Saddler, presiding elder was present at the Smiths A. M. E. Church Sunday, which was quarterly conference day. Rev. D. H. Brown, pastor deserves much praise for the good work being done in Ranger. The Macdonia Baptist church has elected officers for 195. PALENTINE! — 1929. J. H. Antina preached a wonderful sermon at the morning services. At night old fashioned the most important was a upper of course that part was for the members only. The Missionary Society of Antioch Baptist church will have a get-to-other meeting and a free banquet Friday night, which is the first to be held on January 1st. The next to celebrate their pastor's 4th anniversary on the 3rd in February also. They have on a rally to raise� a judge during the anniversary. The church is divided into five classes and each is divided to raise less than ten dollars. This church is planning on remodeling their edifice some day but this writer does not see when that will happen. Born to Mr. and Mr. James Swan, the first of the first. Mr. and Mr. are doing a nicely Miss Mattie Henry of Arkansas is here visiting her aunt and uncle. Mr. Harold and Mrs. Molly camped at the house. We had to say that Mr. Hill. Wrenn is able to return to the house after he is married. He came for five days and then he had been suddenly ill at school last Wednesday with an attack of lagripe but is some better this morning. His mother from Tems, Colony was call-up his father. Mr. Colony was taken suddenly sick Friday evening but is reported some better as we go to preas JACKSONYIELET — Rev. R. Garner-filled the pulpit at the C. M. E. Church Sunday at the morning hour and at night and preached two splendid sermons. The pastor, Rev. McCalister is sick. Prof. E. Williams of Loftin gave an interesting magical call to the church in his life. He was a crowding Wednesday night to a crowded house. Mr. M. C. Kanaday after a three weeks' stay in the city, left Sunday evening on the Sunshine Special for Brooklyn, N. Y., Mr. Arthur Coleman died Jan. 8th Rev. J. C. Brown conducted the funeral. The c�tion was held to treat the Alexander, cemetery, Mrs. O. F. Alexander, Mr. Ada Stanley has returned from Henderson and report a very enjoyable trip. Mrs. Willie Rose has purchased a house and lot. Mr. Joe Murry of Henderson has bought a small, rubbish-cloth in The Little people's class in Derson Chapel Sunday School scored the first victory for the New Year over all other classes by raising the highest amount and beat of all they. Great Prof. Davis and his young men and ladies class this evening. In the week they were baleen-in-four months Mr. Willie Holson of Henderson is in the city visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. Neal. DEAF, DUMB & BLIND INSTITUTE FOR COLORED YOUTHS. AURTIN, TEXAS, Jan. 17—All hearts were glad last week after Sept. Martin announced that it was the week he expected that the dedication exercises of the new industrial building would be held. Saturday, January 10th at 7 p. m. has gone down in history as the greatest event in the life's history of this Institution. Governor Pat M. Neff, the State Board of Control with their wives, the son and daughter of Gov. Neff, Mr. and Mrs. Sam H. Carter, Secretary State Board of Control, and Mrs. Thomas Supt. Confederate Women's Home were visitors, extraordinary at the dedication. Hunt, and Mrs. Marty entered into the Gap of the Gap and, with the dinner, prepared and served by the students of the Domestic Science Department. The day of Miss V. E. Ross, teacher of Domestic Science, Prof. W. L. Driss, was a teacher and directed with creig in paper, and was the entire service. The class was lighted with pink candles. The men of oyster cocktail turkey, salty cissle, and poultry crabs were so big, black coffee, and brick ice cream, carrying out the pink color scheme in minute pink baner markets. Before the dinner was served, Prof. W. E. Ross and the party inv所见 the building from the basement to the building of the building was being highly delighted with the entire building arangement. The school was also a teacher's, students, matrons, employees and visitors assembled in the building. The school was a special program which had been prepared in honor of the Governor, the new teacher of the Gap of the Gap was rendered splendidly by the Music Department, under the direction of the school. The staff were also in the direction of the school. The staff were also in the direction of the Gap of the Gap. The reprinted in signs to the deaf: The governor called for the song that the唱er was in the song that the particular song was the song of his heart, and this in-singing on a public program. SOUTH ENNIS — Services at Galliae-Haplit church was good. Sunday School largely attended. Night services were good. Rev. Booker pranched a great sermon. A pretty church wedding was that of Mies Luis Eubanks to Mr. F. D. Simmington of Fort Worth, Texas, promptly at 7:10 p.m. the bride entered on the arms of her brother to the strains of a wedding march. She was met at the altar by the groom while the congregation waited. Golden Gates was beautifully sung by Miss Mary E. Hollins with Mrs. E. C. Cannon at the piano. The bride was given an marriage by her mother, the pastor, Rev. E. C. Cannon, officiated after the ceremony. A supper was served at the home of the bride in Owens avenue; Mr. and Mrs. Simmington will make their home's in Fort Worth. The mother of the bride was assisted in receiving by the groom's mother. Misses Rolles, Cannon, and Octavia Mays are You Can Have Beautiful Hair SPECIAL On to the address of EDJA Queen Foil the guests of pastor and Mrs. Cannon. CAN YO CORRICANA — With the coming of the New Year 1932, the coming quality of the churches of the different denominations takes on new life. It's a very standard of David's. The Dias was called to Corieana, owing to the death of the father and uncle, the new Williams, John and Mary. The following are the only a short time. We were glad to return to our time, and a school mates and relatives in our midst during the holidays of the Year. When I was present Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orrren Buchanan. Miss Mable, James also spent several years in the全市大庙大院. I was left to take the place of the first time in 1934. Mr. James, Taylor, and Mr. A. Harden have returned from Kenana City. Mr. He expects to return in March. 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MICHLAN M. D. Phone: Office Hire # M-4455 L. PITCHERIAN, M. D. Phone: Hire # M-4455 DR. MICHLAN M. D. & PITCHERIAN & SURGENER Pitcherian & Surgeon Cox, Hall and Noe Noe. Dallas, Texas --- --- Rev. A. Moore saitor of the New Popper, Popper, Martini Church, Received an operation day, Jan. 5th and a reported during the 18th Nors sustained by a reported ing, when she fell from the back steps at her home. The following day, on the 10th of reported as doing fine Meas. Frank Adams, Leslie Carter, J.A. Stoke, Ozie McArland and L. Harold See also The K-12 K-100s Jan 1st the K-100s of Mr. and Mrs. Lucy Dellums, entered by Mr. Business transactions were over the rest of the afternoon was spending more as her which a de- licious part much more than Mr. Burnett as the Klub met with Mr. Burnett as the house. Meeting of the Klubs and the the new interesting remarks by the president, officers for the New Klubs were with Mr. O'Neill Buchanan, president; Mrs. B. Burnett, secretary and transcruf Miller, L.H. Taylor, reporter. The Lilo's, E.D. and Mr. Wednesday night at their club from of which the following officers received the Klubs. The Cheffern, president; David Mc Intyre, vicar president; L. F. Harde, Professor of the Klubs, and Mr. Freeman, Ph.D. Era Carroll, chaplain; A. Hardee, Master of Arms, is creating much interest and the spirit of gats for the group. The group was Wednesday night from 1:00 till 9:50. The Big 400" entertained with the Klubs. The Klubs were at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Washington, 711 South 6th St. After the return of the show of Mr. the most well- formed. Mr. F. Harde ENNIS, TERAS. Jan. 17— the members and officers of Emmi Pilgrim Commission, the special affair by, EBTH W. Renz Pilgrim Commission of, Teresa at, ENNIS. Rev. R. C. Curry was elected commander of the drive. Mr. Dan White was elected secretary and reported. The commissioner outlined several plans, the personal service plan received special notice, all were adopted. The commission recommended a number of tribes from each section of the city. South Ennis tribe under sister and brother Grant East Ennis tribe headed by sister McGern. North Ennis tribe header by sister Raughter and Flying squadron by sister Lisie Jerry. Through the effort of this organisation we purpose that every man and woman in Ennis will be reached. Committees will report to the commander Wednesday and Saturday CHICAGO NEWS Mrs. Lucy Shenfe and her daughter, Miss Murget Whetfel, spent a few days during the Christmas holidays in the city as the guest of Mrs. Shenfe's brother, James A. Parker, 4416 Langley Ave., whom she had visited in ten years. While here, Mrs. Parker entertained them with a theatre box party at the Studebaker. They left in time to attend a Sorority meeting in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Rinney, 5142 Calumet Ave., entertained 45 of their friends at luncheon on New Year's afternoon. A very pleasant afternoon was present by all. Prof. an Mrs. G. V. Quinn of Colp. III. left the city Sunday evening to resume their studies in the public school and teacher in the public school to Colp after spending the holidays on the city as the guest of Mrs. Qinn's parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Banks, 420 E. 46th Place. Mrs. Franks entertained with an elaborate Christmas dinner to honor Prof. and Mrs. Quinn and several friends who came along with them from Colp for the holidays. Ambrose Robinson of Milwaukee. Wls. spent a few days of the new year in the city with friends as the guest of his uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Young, 4114 Calment Ave. Mr. M. R. Newland, matron of The Enterprise Institute, 514 Aldine Square, has returned home from Columbus, Ga., where she went to attend the burial of her sister. Since returning to the city, Mrs. Newland has been quite sick. 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Please save a nickel for the Rx-group. Texas eventist News Paper. ENTA—in spite of the includement weather several worthpapers gathered at the Plain View T.E.P. Church at the New T.E.P. by whoa filled his second com- opposition. Ray Scott was disposed, notwithstanding, he delivered a very appendix sermon. The reporter, being informed was not permitted to attend. Ray Scott, from the North-bound T. & N. PIFFSHUNG—The new year has dawned on us and his fair to a generalful child along several lines. All zharobes were well attended last Sunday Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Dairy. In the last year he had hisبنون the most of the besters' wife as guest of the Sunday this great woman was introduced by the post-law. Dr. J. H. Harrington, to his cooperation and said something much while Dr. Harrington must have specified in drawing us to be a puree, he is a 100 per cent捐款ist Collection last Sunday 14th. The pastors morgan for the year is 100 additions to the church and $1,000.98 EASTLAND—Everybody in England had a big time Friday night at the birthday party given by Mrs. Bol Roberts in behalf of Mr. Red Roberts at the Home-Mrs. Matie Harris at the door tagged is with tally cards. Five, and�s with a person played Gaming Mrs Leslie Thaybard won the first prize. Mrs. P. Pearl John-Marie Roberts, Salon Hollando, Mary Smith, W. A. Harvey and Pauline Wyall were table waiters. Rev. T. W. Daolin pastor A. M. E. Church, R. L. Williams, R. M. Jennings were guest at the party. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Moore have returned to Eastland from Bryant, Texas. Sunday was a high day at Jenkins Chapel. Baptist church of which Rev. Jella stands on high ground in Eastland Rev. T. W. Daniel will begin the 10 days first at the high chapel. Mr. Church and ask everyone to come out in these series. The installation of the K. of P.Z was a grand affair. Monday night. Welcome address by the Rev. R. M. Jennings, J. W. Daniels and Rev. Jella. Refreshment were served. **TRELA.** — Just vos employees re- lated to the church, and they are appreciated. The Company played employees fo the, the time of, about 100 employees. The church is encourages. That last the colored man on silver there in a food somewhere, preaches in the midst, in the pew, preaches in the church, we were 4th from church. The church was crowded by people. Twin girls were born in our company. He was a friend, mother who already had a children, and all alleged their father, our for-sake, their children have got mothers in the popeon of Mrs. Mary Garlington, and Mrs. Rine Lee. The Community at large put forth every effort to support the people of the poor blind women, comforting all the children, and their children are very appreciably, we are very thankful to have a live church, an Odd Follow and K of P. hall, a school for our children, an an enrolment of 40 children, and an open life of Mr. Green, teacher of the subdu school. School opened on the 5th for the New Year. L. E. W. WILLIE — Mr. and Mrs. James Williams gave a Linen Shower. At their home Saturday, Dec. 27th in honor of the bride and mother. After playing many games with the bride and a number of children, I have to find out what sent they came to. I think to wind off the string was over doors, win-down beds, stoves, and dresser of four rooms into the barrel to a small number of children with many useful gifts. I never came and came was served to 10 gout. Missom.W. M. and Edna Ralmwater gave a TV and Glass shower at their home Saturday, Dec. 27, in honor of the bride and groom, after playing many games the guest walked into the dining room where they were served to ambrosia and cake. Each guest was given a sitting to nuit. All the strings, joyoke, except Mid Me, Resale the bride at the end of the string in the gator, she found a box filled with many useful things. THE DALLAS EXPRESS-DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1925 Services were good at General Shape A. M. Church, the pastor of the 14th century. The church was a good place for sermons. The R. L. and R. Y. P. L. were well attended at Galileo Baptist Church on New York, the new�ing-a-New-Hattfield-South Carolinas preached the good sermon for us. Services were good at the Barrett Chapel A. M. and the pastoral Rev. C. Watts preached a wonderful set of mon at 11 a. m. and at 3 p. m. We had class meeting and at night services. The pastor preached another wonderful show. Mrs. P. S. Gathing of 14 Fall St entertained with a Muffet lunch. The first was in the house of the first Miss. The school of the Taylor, Texas. The holiday colors appeared in the decorations in the room Mrs. T. Guthrie, the good sermon for the Church of the 14th century, was, while the lunch was served, Miss Nujie II gave a reading. Mrs. P. S. Gathing of 14. Bell was a good mother. The day did not in home but in the mother's. After dinner of Taylor, Texas. After dinner of the mothers were themselves very much enjoyed. We, the citizens of Lawdien and Lawton-View, regret to lose Prof. Boyd's principal of Lawton View School. Mr. Minifoliu D. Harrison of Taylor, Texas was elected principal. STATISTICAL REPORT OF RICH LOXING; DALLAS T. H. ASSN. December 1924 Clinical Hold New Cases Positive 2 Cases Suspicious 2 Cases Negative Total New Cases to Clinic. 6 Find Work Patients: 62 New cases at home: 41 Find the time to have cases new. 16 Dismissed from Home Clinics: 5 Died: 4 Conference in Offices: 1 Mortality attended: 7 Talks with Literature distributed: 40 Children Talked to: 8 Children Work School: 1 Work—Children to Clinics: 10 Talks to Children: 2 Deferred To Clinics: 1 City Lab: 1 United Charities: 1 Admitted To: Woodlawn, 2 City Hospital: 1 Baylor: 1 Attended: The Parent-Teachers Association at Darrell and Dougill. Schools and found the principals of the schools the presidi- tants and members of the association were listed in the health-preventive side of the health-prechem. The associations are going to put forth efforts to raise the value of the school. I hope in the near future to do some effective work in the schools. Wrof Lockheart teacher of Hygiene is the Darrell-School brought by the class to the clinic to the worked-and-tobacco-free, well-nourished, well-nourished with health hints on them, distributed by the Dallas Tuberculosis Fund. The need at the state Fair by the school at the State Fair by the Teachers were glad to have the large showing their weight and weight. The school was full of students of them, including the had eaten more than their share of pickles and candy and readily received to drink milk instead. There were two patients who were taken this month. I have been able to interest a few club ladies in the needs of the patients who are free of the clothing and without comfortable clothing such as the shoes, bath robes, hot water bottles and the like. During the very cold weather four hot water bottles were sent to the patients by club ladies. I feel especially grateful to Mrs. Willis and Mrs. Morenn for the help of the hospital. During my patients at the hospital, I was very much so if the fruit was there. I was very much so if the fruit was thirds of a box of apple and oranges mixed for me from the Churchill. I was very much so if the fruit was the little weight of the girl at the hospital two doils and other toys, she also carried a fruit. The toys and mo to the hospital in her car on December The Clinic is doing fairly well, I have sometimes done so, I have no time to do it, and I have no time to come to the Clinic as one comes up in the city. Respectfully, NUTH EAVING A MONSTER EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION STAGED AT LANE COLLEGE JACKSON, Tenn. Jan. 11 - A NOMDER MANIPATION proclamation celebration, and the evening of Thursday January 1st, "Charles Rathwell Morris," the "New York Times," and the "National College Journalist" are responding features of the occasion. The New Emancipation, "dress on "The New Emancipation," is a very important event in a brighter, more unceasing, more unceasing, and more unceasing, one of the auditors to a higher class. The innoceant men, the first men of the physical men, and that of the most highly-well-known men, are very much significantly less than those that were free by the time it fell, the ordered that the men were richer and more pregnant with promise. We, pledge the other group that if the black men are the only men who are the only men of which he will write a golden anomys, are the only men of which the men performed "Mental Manipulation," that "The New Emancipation" of the men were not so satisfied with the reasons but in the nation, it meant unity of effort. But the reason for the effect of the more-excessed men is not whether, who is a great grandson of the Hombler, but the great grandson of the Hombler. In J. S. Lamar president of Lamar University the Mayor, and amounts for the First Prairie Trust in the City of J. S. Lamar, the oldest Colored Mining in Lamar, the oldest Colored Mining in Chicago News Mrs. Melissa Emery, 123 N. Washington St., padded for a number years on the northside has just re- turned to work. She is a business recreeer and a bank teller. She also works as a child care calendar and other friends in St. Louis, Mo. Mr. Georgia E. Harding 3710 Indiana Ave., state grand princess of R. M. T. State of Illinois, is chiefly improving at E.R.R., the "underwent an operation of the first of the week" Mrs. Elles Jackson, 3727 30mm wood Ave., state grand queen of A. U. K. and B. A. Hilding, is organized and set work of new Council at Forester's Hall during the past week thus adding to the large number of attendings in the grand session at St. Ailaniapelle in the 17th. Mrs. Elles Jackson, 4114 Calmet Ave., entertained met-lunchers on last Sunday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Laura Williams of New York, grand daughter of R. E. K. and the second-in-the-first grand daughter of R. E. K. and daughter-ruler. Mrs. Elles Jackson, 3121 Park Ave., who has been quite ill for seven years, is the most captivating time-tapering and will be out in a few days among his many friends. Mr. Watson is a member of North State Long No. 51 U.S.A., the first of the first three States. The Dally Healthy Co., 368 R. State Rd., and James W. Washington, real estate broker will attend the inauguration of the first year in January 1949. The first year would make a business trip to St. Louis, Mo. D. DYANSHORNE No. 44, T-14 D. DYANSHORNE No. 44, T-14 mothball of the AAA. At DIE GERMAN mothball of the AAA. At DIE GERMAN number will be obliterated. number will be served in abundance. Dr. W. C. Gorrell, well known Waco Dentist, passed through the city on last Tuesday on his way back home after the sale of his own Tannover 100-foot-high-end Tannover. Tannover was a good place for the people of the city to buy the Tannover. The marriage took place in Nashville, Tennessee on December 22. The marriage is the culmination of a romance which had its beginning two years ago in Waco, the home of Dr. Gorrell, when Miss Weaver came to Tannover. Her husband was a person of girls in Paul Quinn College. The relationship has continued through all of the remaining. Her family is the Dearest Art Department of the public schools of Durham North Carolina, and will finish her term of work this year following to Texas' job her husband. Mrs. Gorrell, whose native home is in Kansas City is the great grand deserter to the North Carolina State. Dr. Gorrell is well known in Texas and is now enjoying a irace and iterative practice in Waco where she is the most important one. She has been a team of teachers at the close of the present school term. Mrs. Gorrell will join her husband in Waco. The couple are said to be the new Ivy. Name of Dr. Gorrell at 41. They St. GILMEH, TEXAR, Jan. 17—The following is a statement of the conditions of the Dickson Colored Orphanage by H. L. Hice, Mgr. of the Better Business Bureau of Dallas, who has just completed and audited and survey of the institution. The total collections by contribution for: 1924 was $15995.25. 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