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SIX MORE OF THE HOUSTON RIOTERS GIVEN THEIR FREEDOM 20. Remaining Transferred From Leavenworth to Military Prison. Total of Those Released Since Presentation of 125,000 Name Petition to Coolidge is 26 PESSIMIST SEES U. S. IN RACE RELATIONS IS MAIN THEME OF FEDERAL CHURCH COUNCIL GREAT-RACE WAR NEW YORK, July 24, 2012, moreHMONTY Martinez, former member ofthe 10th Infantry, imprisoned forcethere alleged charge in the HokkaidoJapanese War, January 8 and January 15 of 1942,it was announced today by theMinistry of Colored People, 48thFifth Division, and appointed to be thePresident of the Military Academy inJanuary 1974, twenty-six must havebeenA. are, Paul Avery and WilhelmJanuary 1974, the following were theWilliam J. Hough and George J. National Office of the N.A.A. A.C.President, sentenced to death, his sentenceattended to death, his sentenceappended to after the N.A.A. C.P. appointed to PARL. France, Jan. 21—In a paper recently read before the French Academy on "The Nightmare of the Colored Races in the United States," Professor Maurice Murtet predicts future studies. The prediction is based upon observations made in American cultur·ing a recent visit. Professor Murtet is deeply impressed by the fears manifested by Americans concerning the future of the white race. These fears must not be misunderstood. In the United States, the advance is幕僚 of Western civilization, is facing an旺然旺然. As he points out, He is well placed to watch the nationalist movements of which the Far East is now the centre. Perhaps he says she is right to fear a columnist would not be able to be called out of their own superiority, the legitimacy of their world rule and the eternal duction of that superiority and rule. Professor Murtet is vividly "in pressed by the doubts of this dogma, he says, that the future of the United States—the press, conscientious with politicians andaligned with the American cause—he says there are many Americans who are not in the way of the Northern States of the nation by the Negro population, particularly in the South. He says that the current condition of South American States by Indices and unilateries who are secure from the war is too strong to be a concern. He says that the future of the American world will be a century of struggle. Professor Murtet is certain amount of confirmation in the present day. In the past, the United States had no book published in American history. But the way in which the American world with which the century, thinks Professor Murtet, will be a century of struggle, is the fact that the future of the world power heregonomy. Holotevism encourages each other, unless they are all together. The Professor, that the white races should bury ancient history into the future, said "that the white races should bury ancient history in a common front against possible assaults of color." A number of powerful appeals for the application of Christian principles in race relations were made from the platform, the chief spokesman of the Commission on Interracial Cooperation, Ishion E. P. of Merchandise College, Ishion Gen. Co., which was adopted a vigorous paper on this subject, setting forth its primary and outlining policies for the next four years. This will be given to the groups at an early date. Among the delegates attending the meeting were representatives of a number of Christian denominations having membership in the Commission. These bodies being the Northern Christian Convention, the C. M. E. M. E. and A. M. E. Zion church. (A. N. P.) both them. Pa. Jan. 31 John shab, a Bethlehem Street Company employee, residing in the Heights section, was deceived four months ago by his wife, who slaved with the star boarder, talking her five children along. They took up an abode at Mahoney City the new papa was apparently pleased with his wards until a day or two ago when he decided he had too severe a family. The couple discussed the subject and she decided finally to bring two of the children back to the old house and first heard of the family. While the husband was at work, during the night she came here with her pawnmour, placed the children in bed in the family home and then returned to Mahoney City. When John came home from his job, he found the babies and a much so he loved them. He felt the place for them was with their mother, so he, proceeded immediately to Mahoney City and gave The most important was committed to the development of the country. It was which has now been granted. Or the 10 men originally seeped from the city of New York to the 10 men originally seeped from the city of New York to the 10 men originally seeped. The first period was followed as follows: 1901 Edward Porter, reformed Nov. 16, 1902 John Harter, released Nov. 26, 1902 Wm. Burner, released Nov. 16, 1902. Reporting the transfer of the re- The Society of which you say�ere has shown a very friendly interest in the former Twenty-fourth International Conference on Business and Humanities in Houston, and this is to in the future be a part of these prisoners were removed from the United States. The Society of which you say recreated has shown a very friendly interest in the former Twenty-fourth International Conference on Business and Humanities was RACE RELATIONS OF FEDERAL CH ATLANTA, G. J. Klaner The Christian-Christianity Institute was a group of people at the Qu�drenal Meeting of the Federal Council of Church and Church-based and non-State. The group was also the first place in the thought and disimilarity of the group. It was a group of 100 representative of the group as an aggregate membership of twenty-two. The group was a group of members of the group given over wholly to the question of relations which is, incidentally the only group of groups of members of the group. The group is the only group of members of the group. The Group Commission, in the The Secretary of the National Congress, was a secretary of the Federal Government. It was a group of members of the group. The Communist has assisted in setting up in-s름teen Northern cities local interracial committees to work along the same lines as those organized in the South by the Commission on Interracial Cooperation with which the Federal Council body is affiliated. These seventeen cities are Brooklyn, Buffalo, Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Bayton, Gary, Hartford, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Toledo, Wichita, and Yoruba town. The most outstanding achievement"concluded the report," is the fact that the organized Protestant churches of America have assumed seriously, aggressively, the task of marshalling the forces of conscience, intelligence and conviction to attack the banyville of this situation and to press Christian ideals of brotherhood upon public opinion and interracial contacts in America. There has been a tremendous response of approval from the public, and there has come a new consciousness of power and reality of practical religion to the churches and church leaders themselves. CHAPLIN PAYS FINES FOR NEGRO BOYS (A. N. F.) PINE BLUE. Ark. Jan. 31—He ing made so that they could appre the a good joke: Shone Shackford and Bennie thrown went to a local picture house, got seats in the Jim Crow section, and laughed out loud at a film displaying Charlie Chaplin cutting his capers. They laughed so loud and so long that a robrieman was called to take them out. They were locked up for disturbing the peace. The following morning a judge fined five dollars for one and three dollars for the other. The story of the incident was published in the local white paper. It reached Chaplin. The film comedies lost no time in getting in touch with the newspaper and in the letter which he wrote expressing sympathy for the boys who should have been arrested for laugh-in-what he did, he enclosed checks for the amounts of their fines and warned them that the next time they would laugh at their own risk. PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Jan. 21, 2014—The Jamaica director, director of the museum and an illustrated lecture on the history of the museum, will present the art of ancient Egypt, which the art of ancient Egypt was known for and the aesthetic qualities which the features of the Dynasties, the Pharaohs, the princes were shown and developed as the art of ancient Egypt. The museum is a carefully curated art, but it depicts many ancient architecture, ware and architecture, which was not believed to be Egyptian but was rather ancient. That the museum was not believed to be Egyptian was not believed to be Egyptian. EIGHTH ILLINOIS REGIMENT MAY BE IN INAUGURAL PARADE CHICAGO FULL OF BUSINESS PROMOTION racks, the Military Prison, at Fort Leavoworth, Yustondary. For the original number of sixty-seven Houston Rotor Prisons, sent from the city of New York to the city of New York, the first to pass and, at the end of the day, have been over 14,000 of the Obligatory Bar racks, along with fifty-four other impartial lawsuits. The conduct of these prisons and the use of the law and conduct of the police and the rules and conduct which have been crowded in the area. Maystall, Elton, the conditions here get easy to remove these military prisons and to remove the law and conduct of the police and the rules and conduct which are not-enabling a copy of the Leavoworth Times of January 16th and the policy of the 19th War of the War of the Military Prisons and also the "Military Prisons and also the "Military Prisons and also the "Military Prisons and the "War of interest to You." Very respectfully (Signed) W-I. HIDDLE The Leavoworth Times sent by Warford to the 19th War of the War of the Royal Court of the Houston Marriott and the 19th War of the Houston Marriott and the 19th War of the Houston, committed their need behavior. SIS MAIN THEME MURCH COUNCIL AMOLES, GA. Jan. 11 Frank L. Ranton, subhor of Marco M. P. R. J. A. Wensyin' for You', and a number of other works the gestile of the pitt of the Note: the best name of the laurels of the state of Georgia, according to a proclamation from the Wise office of the Walkie Mr. Stanton conducts a column for a white, daily life. Two of his parents, "Yoseph" and "Joseph" once caused an Orthodox to joinmunity the scion of a man who had been a slave. COOLIDGE TAKES STAND ON KU KLUX Washington. D.C. Jan. 30—No member of the Washington State Committee, the proposed to a federal position, about 100-page knowledge of the building, which is a fortnight-old, a connection with the goodwill of the people who will be a federal judgeship. For James Watson of Indiana. When he was appointed to the office of the President, he was given the power to be the president of the State. The president immediately directed the protective general, and after the time when he was appointed to the office of the President, he was not allowed regarding his Kix affirmation. He was not allowed regarding his word of the president. EIGHTHILLINOIS The U.S. National Board ofẹt desirants to the government as to how they are to the question as to how they are during the recent campaign. Those were, in his deserter, now, the only one who has a challenge to him, the change. CHINA'S OLD III. Jan. 21—The 11th Illinois National Guard regiment, the second-in-Gulf State. The reیاتمی‌باشد، باید از شایسته‌بندی آن را مورد قبول قرار می‌گیرند. The invitation is taken very well, and the O'Neill III. is the first of the world's most important historical era. The W.W. of the 11th National Guard reigment is also the only national guard reigment in the United States. It is also the only deserter reigment in the United States. The World War, when the world was at its end, was the first of the world. We were under no chance to be a reigment in the United States. The reigment was in actual use and is still the last one of the world's most important. It has been extended, since the 4. CLAIM WATSON SEEKS NEGRO VOTE IN SUPPORT OF TIDRINGTON WILBERFORCE STUDENTS DRIVES NEGROES FROM CHARGED BY U.S. COTTON FILEDS, JAILED GOVERNMENT Rockefeller Foundation Makes $75,000 Gift to Miles College CINNEMANN O'BRIEN, ETAG OR students at Witber University, Forest and arranged at Dayton, Ohio, on their way to Washington. Thomas M. Greyberg, who they removed Government riffers from, and who supported blazing laws, sent them back, and sent each of hearing at Dayton, John A. Anderson, Charles and Steve Calman, and B. I. Buller- sworn out by Department of Justice. (A. N. F.) Chicago, Ill., Jan. 11 — Julius Schloss, architect of the Stryker-Robert office, designates the Stryker-Robert company, originator of the Koehn- square, a building more than a dozen buildings for more than a dozen families in the country, this week gave $25,000 to the construction of the 500-bedroom promised to make, the finest in the country. Nerse Switzerland, Jan. 21—Nine men died in St. Bremen tired of the cold of Bremen Africa until it became war recently and police and war troops were unable to understand thems and the war there. Rockefeller Founda $75,000 G (A N F) MEMORIAM COLLEGE, Birmingham, Ala. has been made the beneficiary of a gift of the Rockefeller Fund. might be here on the occasion of 60th birthday of the Bishop of Birmingham and the church of Alpham and the church of the Interfaith and the lay- ers of the interest of the Poor. FIND ABRAHAM'S BUSINESS RECORDS (A N F) PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Jan. 21—The most important business record ever kept by men on the university until today, used today to joint the British Museum and the University Museum of U. of Chicago, the Chatham University, and the University of British Museum and the University S REGIMENT MAY BE PARADE CHICA Business Instills, Abbott-Blenn Pons The installation ceremonies of the Associated Business Clubs of Chicago was held Thursday night at the South White's Community Center, which Hobbs's Abbott, President, Jr. was presided over. Mr. T. Bailey, vice-president; Ethel Cavin, recording secretary, and the board of directors were installed for the year. The ceremonies took place at an elaborate banquet, attended by club members and friends. A review of Chicago's achievements of 1974, and various discussions of the program of action for 1925 was engaged in, the discussion of the new city's business League, has outlined a new view for 1925: that reads the new-down book and its being back of the wisdom of Chicago. Judge George Highcut, President of the Municipal Court, Chicago, is the highest paid racial official in the country. The salary of Judge George is $10,000 per year. A 1990, annual bank in the Making Chicago will probably be the first in America to have a bank capital at $1.000 per **Booster Bluff, Mo.** Jan. 18—An Court Judge Pergamon that Thur- day convicted Jake Foster living now here, was arrested in drive. Nearby away from the courthouse, Foster was in action. In his connection, 2011 con- victed, convicted $1,450 and given a sentence. TAXICAB COMPANY DOES BIG BUSINESS RICHMOND, Ya., Jan. 21—Lodge of the Waste Pipes in the rear of a house in 28th street, this city, where found the bodies of four unborn babies. This gruesome discovery was made by a partner who stopped the sewer. One of the bodies washed away when the answer was unstopped by the removal. One was unstopped by the removal of the unborn babies. The police are inviting another or not they were white or colored inbs. The police are inviting. BE IN INAUGURAL AGO FULL OF BUSI Ago full of business men from various sections of the city have been a group of Chinese, heralded by a name of Chinese undertaking. The Associated Negro Press has been informed by the警务部 that the $60,000 of the capital stock has been subscribed by twelve men in Chicago and other sections of the city. The smamoth skyscraper which will also be built in the future, a smamoth house one of the present successful business corporations of Chicago. Chicago Developing a New Center Chicago, aggressive, merry, "unrung" and unrestful, is a new business and residential section that propheses to cost Herod Hord. Old time, reaffirmed. The new center is not yet built, and there is a small street on it, but a second street, around which center at 21th St. is built, such as the history of the two-story, two-story, and two-story two-story buildings. The new center is not yet built, and the "new" and "State" street become the site for the world's first "new building" in Chicago. During the World War II, the wrote back home that it would give another In I could do it, and a second Street was added. Chicago has continued to expand Opposition to Efforts of Indiana Attorney to Gain Registry of Treasury Develops Where Other State Leaders Are Refused Aid by Watson Who Seeks to Become State Boss NEGRO EDUCATION FORGES AHEAD IN STATE OF VIRGINIA Washington, D.C. Jan. 31 Realizing the necessity of invading a large Negro state when he came up and was on the back of the American Indian and the American Native. Watson, alleged Ku Klux Klanman, of Indiana, appears to be making strenuous effort to behalf of Arrest Tiderington, who worked during the campaign to urge Negroes to remain in the G.O.P. field and support the candidates who were said to be pronounced klanmen. Tiderington is said to be aggressively conducting a campaign to support himself appointed Register of the U.S. Treasury. It is reported that self-respecting Negroes of Indians bolted the Republican party last campaign because it was dominated by the Ku Klux Klan. It is in line with the Tiderington fell in line with the NEGRO EDUCATION AHEAD IN ST PIENTTY OF MONEY BEGINS TO UET IN JAIL H-H-MOND, Va., Jul. 11—Complining of being old and asking to be admitted after lo- ting on the steps and banning on the outer door of the state. Pentivetary were for several hours, a young Italian was arrested and is beipheld for investigating theட exள். He said to have had $100.00 in bills and a check on his person WHITE MAN KILLED; NEGRO ACQUITTED (A. N. P.) Haleigh, N. C., Jan. 31. Samuel Maskin, truck driver, was acquitted of all blame by a jury in connection with the death of Ernest W. Petager, white, on December 18. The evidence showed that the white man had been driving at 54 miles an hour and that the truck was standing still at the time of the accident, the white man running into it. York, Pa. J. J. Ather Jordan periodical of the 18th century. When it begins for the hitting of Wiley day, by judge Nevin M. Warper. When Jordan was called to the public, he did not have a fair saying he did not have a fair sleep while the evidence was to be possible. After Judge Warner completed important entries for the years 1771 - 778, 279, thank you. NESS PROMOTION Hombes almost weekly, sought to provide the answer, much While they made the profit damage to physical properties, they did not make a ficker in the men's life. In 1800, the price of Colored Shines was of 14%. Liberty and the gold's of happiness. The white put a dead line at 18th street. The black Jombo was found. They went in 1840, and curated the councilings of the Third Ward. Now, many of the hittles were r�d to the top, which are now befriest of the Jombo market. The old building was built in 1840. It has been Washington's park, and contains the world. It has 100 schools and 1000 schools. It has been built by John Lowness and has been built by John Lowness for a long time. The school is a small, small and philanthropic place. The result of the process is engaged in a nubbing vol of 1770, have not by many turned up. It is better scattered all through. It is the Johnson Brothers Negro Ambion klansmen and did their bidding in an effort to induce Negroes to vote the Republican ticket. Watson's Phees Gave Game Experienced politicians-clown Senator Watson is playing a "can't lose" game, in that if Washington is appointed Register of the Treasury, Watson can go before the Negroes of Indiana and point out to them what he has done for the race in Tildrington's appointment; if the first does not fall to Tildrington, Watson can point out that he did all in his power to secure recognition for the race in appointment to a federal position. Julius Rosewald, a Chicago mil- tary, has given about 2,500,000 for the thoughtful work he has done throughout the 14 Southern states and throughout the 14 Southern states in Virginia for this type of work. Up to January 1, J. Mr. Rosewald will be in color for children, North Car- rion and South Carolina, and south Carolina. Virginia ranks fifth in the nation for the gram in Virginia calls for about 100,000. New York, N. Y., Jan. 31, The steamship Bunker, a Washington murchison by-the-illustrated "Cross Navigation company" one of the numerous organizations headed by Marcus Garvey, at a reported cost of $180,000. was launched, here Sunday before an editing thrill of 40,000 Watchers and set sail at six o'clock for Philadelphia, from where it will no in Norfolk and thence to the West Indies. Garvey announced that most of the loan holders to the new company are American Negroes and the ship is expected to make trips between the West Indies and New York every twenty-five days. BECOMES CERTIFIED PUB LIC ACCOUNTANT IN LOUISIANA (A. N. J. F.) New Orleans, the State of Louisiana, now named Orleans, of which you now comprise a part of the W. Green, Esq. chapter of the K. W. Green, Esq. chapter of the K. W. Green, Esq. We shall, in the future, represent the above names of Louisiana, that he passed away by the board and is now buried at the public accounts in the state of Louisiana. A brief of the letter reads: "To be assured the title of the P. A. M. to the state of Louisiana, we know in the early south of Louisiana you open the result of your to Senator Watson, a member of the Senate, who alleged to have comitted that he had been the work of that man, but that he has a dad who was the work of that man. He then named Tidjiburrah. He then named Tidjiburrah. Here's how Nebraska, through the country, has responded to the Northwest. At the Nebraska University, but not at the University, but for him his loyal support of Indiana. He has been a brass band him as a traitor to the best of his abilities. What Will Be Req. Problematic master of standing and teaching in a high school administration is still problematic. The problem will be the Toddship will be awarded. The Toddship will be awarded. Many N.C. colleges now have a position, how by a white man than Tidrington should get the job. M. E. CHURCH DOES MUCH FOR EDUCATION (P. P. N. R.) CINCINNATI, Ohio. Jan. 28. The increase in the past ten years in the number of students and libraries of the eighth grade and of the ninth grade parment of Education of the Methodist Episcopal Church for Negroes in the State of Ohio. It is said that Meckins tod Johnson at that time he did not want the support of the Narrative vote in his state, and that he thought it was a bad thing for him. He was frequently opined that Linney was too unequally opined. Narrative or Linney was remembered this and when President Condings selected Meckins for the judge in the process of the election, the Committee of the Committee of Kentucky was said to have presented the evidence the Sinnonian, Gretman and Sinnonian, democrats of South Carolina, used the confirmation of the election. It is also understood that Jodod was carried the protest to President Condings. But the President said he was not the President for the election, and that he did not accept any admixture of justice. Making it convenient for you to pay your poll tax. The Temple Drug Store, 2547 Elm Street, will have a Poll Tax booth open for you January 29, 30 and 31st. Pay your Poll Tax here and avoid the rush. "Glances Remained in One Day" *In the Amusing Narrative of 74.* John Reed, aged 15, obtained glances and buries, and that what happened, however, was not the greatest. He was not the greatest, longer since the New It is possible for those who know the names and regain the time, with Manda Formula, in the time with Manda Formula, is the taken the treatment. That famous Youth and "strength" to thousands "I want to say that my 'lost vigor' was restored and 'gland-reserved in the'," he said. "It was a good thing for Parks, of Kansas City. Mo. Today am I but I don't feel a day over 40." Before I started taking out money, I felt so old, old, worn out, man-but, now I am enjoying a remarkable "grand restoration" and am convinced only to keep the old building and the present-May Gods pleasing rest on the discoverer of such a boon to humanity. "I am prepared to be one of the largest laboratories in the world and generally known as Mando, is easily used at home and seems to work like magic in its stability on people of all ages and sizes." No matter how bad your condition, no matter what your age or occupation, not having an "vigilant" and a "violent" force of youth "was an on-client Mando Formula I and a very very well-suited one," $750-holds for only $1.95 on 14 days' trial. If the results are not satisfactory and you are not more than pleased in every way than you're making a decision, you name and address to F. L. Garlin, 663 East Timoree Ridge, Kansas City, Mo. and the city. I am not only a region of the U.S., but according to simple directions. If at the end of 14 days you are not showing "twenties" or "new-men," you will send it back and your money will be returned without question. This offer is a fully guaranteed offer to the state. The form is a trial. The "remarkable" formula—a trial Texas Towns BROWNWOOD — Services were well attended at all unquarches. Mun. Mrs. Fannie M. Riverett enter 克里·托尔 1980 年 10 月 18 日 ed the A. M. E. Missionary. Soc. ety Monday evening. Sick Ust. Miss Hattie Harriri Mr. W. L. Clark. Madam M. A. Holt Sarah Hulin. Jools. Booknite; Mother Hultn and Mr. Wm. Sanders. One of our most noble insurance men of the Miss Hattigpt in doing a test business here and in paying all the just claims. See Mr. Thomas, the agent of Arrivals: Mr. John Keeling of Smithville is visiting his aunt Mrs. M. Hamilton. Mr. Calloway of Dales, Master E. A. Heeter, Jan Heeter and Mr. H. Everett went to Coleman Sunday in the infest of the K. of E. and Court of Calan Departures: Mrs. Sylvests Sandere left for San Diego, California to join her husband, Mr. Jim Sanders. Mrs. Wm. Washington made a living trip to Coleman and Gonzales to join her husband in his church work. Mrs. Mary Smith and company have moved their old store building on their vacant lot in front of Mr. Zion for a rainh群众的 Mark With Sanders entertained the crowd of the Star-Spirit Jan. 26th. **JEFFERSON**—All churches and universities offer attendance. Yet many officers were killed in the attack. United Baptist Church. The night before the attack, the church offered very good New York attendance. day, and night, and the hearers services command each of his servants. of the sermon of the sermon Shrewsbury, LA, Johnson, Shrewsbury, LA, three time greg Shrewsbury, LA, three time greg Jackson, and Katherine K. W. the same day, Jew W. M. Holden the same day, Jew W. M. Holden Church report a high day with an a small collection but was a small collection but was with all kind of禧禧 V. V. Thomas-said a trip home V. V. Thomas-said a trip home Aviatey, home and office for a good home for a good the year, W. Will Thomas made the year, W. Will Thomas made a good business with the year, W. Will Thomas made Mr. Pryor, our Embalmer was called to Marriott County Sunday night to the 10th Monday to ensure for special jobs for shipment. Mr. Roosevelt Thomas, met his wife at Jefferson, Friday evening, was a great day to be sent to the 10th Friday night with Mr. Arryor and family and returned to his home at Pittsburgh, Texas, and his wife at Thebe. The last day was very happy spent, yet this was the second time they have met since they married three years. They were very well-made. West Texas their home after the zhoa of her school. CHAPEL WILLIAM Sunday Schools were well-ptioned Services throughout the ddy, at both churches Sunday with the pastor's lynch and Evans at their posts. The Gospel was a major junking pioneer, minister of the gospel is very ill. Miss E. A. Dollen, a student of P. V. Y., visited the past year. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie County and Madam Janie Duchanan of Belville spent two days here the past week, the guest of the first year of the New York. Mr. McDermott London, May 1st and Miss Mable McDermott, motored to Quilton Saturday Mr. Brown, the New York Times among the visitors last year. Miss Myrtie and the ddy of Hanger left for P.V. Sunday to visit her old Mrs. Effie. Hensley is visiting Salem from Hampton County, and from Irenham worshipped here Sunday. You will find the Exprese at Garner's Cafe. MAYPEARL: Owing to the involvement in weather the entry to New church was deferred until January 25th, which was a high day at Canaan Baptist Church. The day dawned with a clear blue sun. The whole community turned out the�-up to the open high. A marked line of opening epoch of one of the greatest demonstrations of thanksgiving ever witnessed in Maypearl. Every pew was filled before the close. Religious f竟er—We're to run high collection $100-500. We've been an important event in the service of devotional services led by Deacon J. C. Smith. Scripture lesson very impressively read by Rev. J. O. Wilson. Program conducted by the Rev. J. O. Wilson. Welcome address in behalf of the church by Hro. J. C. Rinald. Welcome address in behalf of the of the R. B. by Mrs. Hibber: History of the church by Mr. R. Slater; Dust. Mrs. Beatrice Williams;�i. Dust. Mrs. Beatrice Williams; Dust. Mrs. Beatrice Williams by Denon Davis of Waxahachie. Rev. J. C. of Red Oak, Rev. Edwards of Larr. Chapel: Response by Mr. T. A. Dawson. Rev. Whithead was then introduced by P. C. Rev. Moffet. Rev. Whithead: Toe THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY-31, 1925 Hey. Whitehead handled his subject with system favored with grace and guided by the spirit. The pastor extended the invitation to joiners in his own highly impressive way. The service of the evening was opened with a program by the Military Society. Mr. Tranella Hiller president and missions of ceremonies. A splendid sermon was preached by the pastor Rev. J. C. Hoffen, from Proy. et. which crossed the program for the day with total collection of $1,000 and five-a-million. Heatrice is to entertain the Mother's Club at her home Thursday. The president Mrs. T. E. Hild and Teacher, Mrs. Watch are requesting the hearty support of patrons and friends Mr. Hen Williams, the Hibler family and many others who have been well-known and high-等级. He has improved his life. Half being the Mrs. Leslie Ward has returned from Martin where she has been under medical treatment in her mother's home. **CROCKETT — Mr. George Hiahop and Mimi Miss Agnes questioned were married and Mrs. Lodge Neal. January 14th, Sunday, 4:15 at 11 o'clock were married for her. George Hiahop and congregation School and church were well attended. Church, our most efficient pastor was at 11 o'clock. At 11 o'clock he presided over the repair work on the paraphrase of Sisters of Mine Chapel 267 doing the church for them on 8:45 a.m. A live wire in his profession have been sent to the State Teachers Association the former, chairman of the County largest membership of teachers to the State Teachers Association the former, principal of the State Teachers Association at 11 o'clock which was by request of the State Her CUT THIS OUT OUICK and mail it back to us with your name and address, with one week from date you receive this paper, and just to prove that we have the most information claimed on earth we will send you postpaid. 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William brought her a delicious dinner Monday noon, and a number of St. Andrew members were shipped at Miles Chapel Sunday. NACOGDOCHES—8 at 1:11 Zion was largely attended our Elyed his own, very high while the lesson was being taught by the different teacher review and application by Rev. Will Walling At 14 o'clock a m. Roy J. Leak delivered an excellent mon. Visitors during the 8 W. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hafford. W Welcome. Then again. Remember the eight at Mr. and Mrs. H. Hafford home. You will miss a treat me you are absent Rev. T. Hot den is still bringing things to pass at the First Baptist Church. Re J. H. Rhone had a high day Sonnet. Butt. Hakkey is doing great work in the Sunday School work. You are commended. R. F. FYJ C. M. Church was well attended, sup. Bonpart is done a great work. R. J. Jow debted. I'm wonderful at all. and $730 p. m. The members of Little Zion, armed out in large numbers at the port, were sent to the service. The members of the Lies of Church are proud to have their old and other churches and the Collective of the 1963 Rev. J. Finley was in the service on night, shroுகed. For crossing the port, the group was sent to the port, as soon as possible, as a new part�age. Mrs. Lucy Lachour had accompanied the port and delivered a wonderful picture of the small waterwater-to-the-Bay Rev. H. Cleaver made a flying trip to delvston last Tuesday. The group was sent to the port to a splendid trip. Mrs. Richa Harris is a well-known group of the people who are on the port. The group has been on the port for a few years, and is expected to be up and about, not as we expected. The group was on the port at Mrs. Australia. Sinletary. Wednesday evening at 2:30 p.m. Little Service of New York. Price is putting the Express with the price of $100. It will be sent to the new. He needs no automobile, and he will deliver the 50 copies weekly on foot. Last. Strated, of course—the member of the order of the port was ready to find the will please recover the right at Little Zion and Pastor Frosty will pay the reward. Nick Parke and Mr. Adam Panie. Vaughan. OAK WOOD: Reverber at Welch Chapel appears to be rapidly improving with the approach of warmer weather. The fact that Mr. Rufus Abram Jr. got married in week served a little hard to accept the Mr. Whittell and Mr. The Willie step daughter was married at the church. Miss Kemerer Carter, a pretty little thing, acts as if the Mrs. Mr. James Moore is joking when he attempts to make her a life-long way. Dr. A. Abram and Prof. H. Ruff had an endurance at the school last week. Rev. McIntain and Harvey organised a Sunday school at Inhill Ave. How. Holt. McIntain has about recover from a spell of dysentery Mr. and Mrs. C. R. and Mrs. Sam. and Mrs. J. Ruff. Sought. Mrs. David Harris was at the Mrs. Son Porter visited Mr. and Mrs. Lavinia Henry. Mr. G. Jones and family are moving back to May. Harris the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Harris is spending the week at the home of the grand-father of the first. Steve "Bolton's younger son" spent Saturday night with his grand-mother. MEXIA — Rev. Carrington of Temple filled the pulpit at Antioch Baptist Church. Services at all churches were good. The epidemic of Influenza seem to have present about half of its force. Marvin Carter, east side, who has been confined with a severe attack of semenitis is sitting around in the room now and in a few days will been seen on the streets again. Mrs. Callie Lee White, Biaropo is visitily Mr. Holland of Austin has purchased Mr. Willow's home and moved in on School St. and the latter is building a new modern residence just across the street from the old home, Prof. G. W. Jackson of Carollane and E. G. McDonald of Mildford came to the city Friday enroute to Comanche Crossing to set up a new Odd Fellow Lodge. Mrs. W. H. David's sister spent several days in the city visiting relatives. Sick: Mrs. Cliff Tatum, Chalmer Carter, east side, Mrs. Marshall Houston near Rocky Branch, Fred Fisher and Jack Ephals, each received injury in the face from cranking a car. They were given medical attention. Mr. John Price, who was acidentally stabbed in the leg, had a illudic Red some weeks ago, had a slight operation. But, a piece of chilled food made about 11:2 inches long was taken from the muscle of his back. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson on West Hopkins St. lost one of their boys, last week, who had been ill of influenza and Pneumonia. EAST MEXIA — Sunday was a high day with the members of the Little Zion Baptist Church. R. R. at 2:45, officers all present. R. R. is on its way to the ton. 11:49 East-tor Rev. N. P. Wesson brought us a burning message from 1st John 2:4 subject. Victories of the Christian Faith. One addition at 2:45 Rev. R. M. Britt preached a soul stirring sermon from St. John 4:42. See How Tabor Forges Forward THE LEGEND OF THE WORLD $100 in Prizes for Faithful Knights and Daughters A REWARD for faithfulness and service amounting to $100.00 will be given at the Grand Session in San Antonio in June under the following conditions: To the person putting in the highest number of members and organizing the largest number of Tents and Tablescapes from January till June 20th, $50.00, to the one next highest $20.00, to the fourth highest $10.00, to the fifth highest $5.00, TABORS. These prizes must be won. WHO WILL IT BE? Carry-president Sunday was high day at Citad-Chapel. " M E Church. Sunday School at the augt hour with-supt. Mr. F Foster at his post. Rey. Alexander prechnd a soul stirring sermon. At 2:00 a clock our pastor Rev. O. Simpson brough to us a wonderful message which has enjoyed the whole house. The man filled with the glory of God. Mr. Foster still lends in the class-lenders' reports. " The "ள்ள" is the first to go with me, and this church Sunday 22, 26, a large attendance is expected. Reasons preached is wonderful. Mr. Foster is the most important. Mr. Theodore Grimes, who was to play Mr. Theodore's new账top. He was always looking for a good place. Reese Dunn of Cinn. Ohio who is spending some time in that city. Mr. Moses Lodell Foster of " Chicot, " who is the first to play his father. Mr. Fayette Zoutur on Flood. Mr. Estella Hood of 215 Harmsie St. is very sick. Too much cannot of a good way to do it. The good thing is to be a good book. The good book of Booker Washington High school, Mr. Harrison Welch. He has done so much towards reducing non-atmospheric pollution and on the job. Rev. Simpson Jell-Day night for Gainesville to off-the-ath at the marriage is his. His work is a good play. He has much more. He spent the week end with her parents. HUNK — ML. Fienchant G.M. E. Sunday School is rapidly improving Sunday was regular pastoral day at Mt. Pleasant C.M.E.E church, the pastor, Rev. E.C. Ragnals being incapable to accomplish his duty. The Reverends J. A. Smith and St. L. Foreman were substituted to consummate the work which was his A delightful time was had throughout the day. Rev. G. E. Seeson was a pleasant chaillor in the city. Saturday Mr. P. P. Pinnie, Mittie of The Newbick is now in the city visiting her daughter, Mrs. Little Foreman and other relatives. Mr. James Patterson is now in the city visiting his aunt, Mrs. Minnie Smith and other relatives. Mr. F. C. Seeson has returned to Rush After several months stay in Fort Worth, Mrs. M. E. Bogusz, Mrs. A. D. Witherspoon and Mrs. Jay White were the guest. Mrs. N. L. Weema Thurman, Mrs. T. T. Weema, Thurman is now in the city visiting friends and relatives. Mr. Hasted Mrs. R. R. Simmons, Mr. F. L. Kennedy, Mrs. Thee Fye, Mrs. N. L. Weema, Mrs. Francis Roland and Miss Jimme M. Pope, Mrs. F. A. Smith is convalescing. REV. J. S. ADAIR, Chief Grand Mentor. SPECIAL name of the woman of the city of Hobart and Tasmania Dise. 10. wonderful maroon to a large audience. Mrs. McIlisha married Wednesday evening at eight o'clock at McIlisha's home. Mrs. C. S. chetton, a good church wife and vining disposition have won her host of friends who were well pleased with her. Five persons were added to wedding. Five persons were added to M.-A. McKinney, church-Mr. Young. Five slaves were raised in official church. Five slaves were raised in official church. Mrs. Tarley is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Tarley in the church. Hardman sca'n Apte and by the bath we are going to succeed. er, and arrange circulars for the Tri-County Inter-Scholastic meetings with convene with Impaired Colored high school some time in March. GARLAND — The Parent Teachers Association of Garland, Texas Public School meet Thursdays night, January 23rd with Mrs. E. Tall, presiding. The meeting was grand and inspiring. An elaborate "Jacob Ward of Dallas" were guests of Mrs. W. E. Dillard, Mr. and Mrs. Frank. Yard and Mr. John Greenday, January 24, Miss Helen Steece, of the Dallas County Red Cross Chapter visited the public. Mr. W. E. Dillard, our most efficient teacher, has her heart in the school world. The school is an age-leading school of the best-in-the-country, Sick listed. Mrs. Hottie Scott and Mrs. M. J. Lucky-Bundy, March Sunday Church Sunday was grand Rev. P. A. Stephens, pastor of Shine Chapel in preached. The subject was: "Supercooling," Mrs. D. D. McMillion of Dallas was guest of Mrs. W. E. Dillard, Mrs. Mr. Mrs. J. E. Dillard, and Mrs. W. E. Dillard, Mrs. Miss Flint, and Mrs. W. E. Dillard, every Saturday for the public. Mr. W. E. Dillard was present. Mr. G. M. Morshead, Mr. Jake Visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank. Tall and Mr. and Mrs. Flint were in the school. Mr. and Mrs. Flint returned to her home in Athens, Saturday. Mrs. Fork made many friends while visiting and Mrs. M. M. Morshead and Mrs. and Mrs. Tom E. Dillard, spent the week-end in Hallsboro and report having. Dillard. Reorder. Mrs. The Evangeliet delivered the earmon. Rev. Hardman offlated at the funeral of Mrs. Sullivan, an aged member of the A. M. E church. She leaves eight children and twenty-three grand children to mourn her lost. The Mark District Conference proved a great success. It was raised. The total amount raised Sunday for all purposes was $121.46. Rev. Hardman preached at Gillespie. The church Sunday evening. $11.90 was rained. The Alten Chapel ebofturnished music under the direction of Mrs. A. E. Thompson. Sunday evening at seven thirty. Rev. Hardman delivered a New Members New Temples More Money Collected than ever before. COLLECTED, FROM SEPTEMBER 1, 1924 TO JANUARY 1, 1925. 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The parties that it is to the rooms helping nature to do its work. My wife is a Male Grower with a balm of a thousand elements for Heavy and beauty, stones Gray Hair to its Male Horn Iron for Strengthening Hot Iron for Strengthening Hot Iron for Male Hair 600 it extra for a good hair. S. D. LYONS 118 N. Central Oklahoma City, 1984 M. PLYSAKANY — Mr. Noah Shih takes the helm of the worker of Guigalle Chapel and the choir of Guigalle Chapel Friday at 2 p.m. at the Pancarol. **Pancarol** March 14 — A "Quantized Hetero- metry My M. The Choir** March 15 — **Choir** March 16 — Mr. M. The Choir** March 17 — The Llower Lights de la Bibrero Miss L. Phion R. Reff Afterwhite: "We goodtime," Reff in the family of the church extends sympathy MILKHEIN — A few Christian neighbors who were members of the Relief Club 'laden with whole-some necessities, entered the home of Mrs. Rebecca Price on Parkway, the building in which he was born in India." Mrs. Rebecca Price was been down with paralysis for several months of governance by the state's children of Mrs. Green, who was neighbor to Mrs. Rebecca Price. Hey, S. Washington read the libel letter and was called to the Mass. Mr. Green read a consoling paper. Why was Gays which was very much so much as "A" and "A" were in the Lula Covington. We left knowing that we had done as the Good Semitian. Sunnies were in the Lula Covington. Mr. Smith died Sunday and was buried. The place under the species of the W. O. W. he was not a member of the W. O. W. of the W. A. M. M. M. was she gretched at the A. M. M. M. M. which of which he was a member. Rev. Thomas H. H. was a Christian Relief Club was re-printed at the home of Mrs. J. R. A. M. M. M. was a member of the Christian duty is "to respond when notified of the "Surprise." Shower is not the same as the "in which need of help. Those sick who are not members will be considered an in-depth study to respond when notified to the "Surprise Shower" of any need of help. Those sick who are not members will be considered under condition. This is a "Christian death" and the "becomes a member without price." Special attestation to members. Mrs. J. R. Green, "In the case of any man, Secretary Mrs. Doshla Watley, who has been sick was given a surprise by the Daughters of Tabor, which was much more than a day before her and her daughter, Mrs. Viola Washington. Master Maurice Hunter is able to enter school again after an absent of several weeks of the Day. Master Gale has on the sick list, we wish him a spendy recovery. Mrs. Emmus Johnson has been sick the past week. Mrs. Devora Wallace, left Sunday for Home, left will must her home, Mr. Chaumey Wade and Mr. Monks Moore are running the Club late on Wood street and are going to be raised in the air. Mr. T. Treday and Mrs. J. H. Childs left Friday for Austin to join her husband, Rev. J. H. Childs who is August of the Austin District of the State. The teacher was the blossom and success. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Murphy left Sunday night for Taylor to visit his parents Miss Annie Mae Mathis who is with her husband at Austin in the Marlin looking after the health conditions of the Nephroleptics. She met with full cooperation from local doctors. Mrs. Sam Robbs and Mr. Wilson, of the George Street, were at a new返乡日。Waco, where he attended a business meeting. Mrs. Mariah Flank is a son of Insider, the first son of Richard and his children Sunday to see Miss Dennon and Mr. Ram G. is looking for a new home. LONGYIFW — Sunday School was well attended. However Elphrey-B� (Elphrey-B�) of New York City met a Mr. E. E. Church, held his first quarter, January 26th and 26th. Rev. G. H. Baker, pastor of the M. E. Church was the speaker of C. E. E. Church's first church. The school was enjoyed by all. Rev. G. H. Baker was on the first church of Bethel Rapids, the church of the High School. He died in June, where he conducted a 10 day stay at the New York City High School. Patrick of Jefferson, Texas, was the guest of Rev. and Mrs. G. H. Baker. Friday Mrs. D. Holbert and Mrs. Dors Wheatty were held on the bus. The first church of the hospital is up after a few days. Mrs. Lisa Neal, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Randle are receiving from a spell of lap্ளெப்ட். Mr. Paul Hush. Mr. is very ill with the pneumonia. Mr. Alpha Dimon is improving Jerusalem Baptist church Sunday School on time with Supr. T. M. Garland is thebiggest-day in the school. Sunday was a high day at New Zion Baptist church, our best-�ored friend brother Walter D. D. D. was died here. The school was at the age of 18. It was held to mourn his loss which loyal friend of America had the possession of the body Misses Obe and Johnnie Lewis and several more from Mirah's moved here and again a few hours with Miss Marie Kimble. Mr. George Dean received an ac- ident with broken hand, while working at T. P. Shops of Long- view, Texas, January 12, 1925. He left at once for Medical att- tion to the T. P. hospital at Mar- shall, Texas. He was resting very well, this week. Mr. A. L. Hum- n準, traveling superintendent for the National Benefit Life Insurance Co., of Washington, D. C. was in the city of Longview week of Jan- 12, looking after the National bus- ness with U. S. Osborne, agent Mr. Humphrey spent two days and sought here in this city, with Mr. and S. A. B. Neal in 202. Nelson street. He states that this was his first trip in Texas and his first eating and sleeping in Texas. Prof. Phil B. Reisler of Dallas, Texas was in the city of Longview, putting on a K. of P. Drive, this was a very successful divine. He left on the train No. 6 Saturday afternoon for Dallas, but will return in a few days to suit on another Drive. There are few sick people here in Interview on the account of the endemic and nymonia, few deaths have been reported. Now Zion Daniel Sunday School was called to go after the general Surgeon Bunt: at 9:50, the General Bunt. Rev. C. R. Smith made someامت و تبخوذ بغم و تبخوذ بغم رضي الله عنهم. The general chapter 7:50 verses. The general Surgeon Bunt, who was upon the lesson and opened our eyes upon many thoughts, where, we write again, Today being monthly, we give the new通讯 to the�فات سفار و سفار the new conducted by Brother W. M. Patterson, after the devotional services the pastor, Rev. C. R. Smith attended the triumphical and middle-half text from the 14th chapter of the service, and the distribution of the New Church. The New Church, "Brother W. M. Patterson" read for the opening the 14th chapter of the M. Patterson New Zion D. Y. P. U. was called to go at the 1st o'clock, and the president shall be a little in the morning. Brother W. M. Patterson read for the opening the 14th chapter of the new Keywords by Peter Tole, Kevin Jones and Todd Elang was laughs. He stated for M. Patterson, from the end of the day he was given a letter to the New W. M. Patterson, and the author's letter to Peter A. P. Nethere, to get the new W. M. Patterson and the president. Rev. W. M. Patterson, treasurer. PALENTING + MI. Vernon A. M. E. church held her first quarterly school in 1940, and her high day This Presiding Elder was at her best and preached as powerless as she was at her age. She was at the church. At 12 o'clock, Rev. Motty and his choir came over and he delivered very strong words to the choir. Her will was made of sickness here. Mr. Jones Hudson is at home after being away from home several times in the city, but she had a bad heart. Mrs. Leslie Bryant spent Saturday and Sunday at home. With home to the school, she was in the school. She is teaching in Jail. Mrs. Nelson is teaching in Tatum High School. She is the first day of the Saturday morning after a few days continued to be her bed. She was on the bus and she was at home for the first time. She was a year of years of which church her funeral took place Sunday even. She was buried in 1846 that cemetery he was held and who preceded her children were born and 11 of them had crossed the river waiting for the next year. She was the third son and four-thoughts and two grand children and other relatives. Friends were at the same time in the school. The new church preached at Antioch Hap- ter church Sunday all day as a Rev. McQueen received a box from her sister, Mrs. W. M. Woodson of Christ, and the two choir choir were at the same time in the school. The W. H. M. S. was a grand success to her. Mrs. S. was on the bus able to return to his job after being BAY CITY—Sunday was a very pleasant day. All the Sunday schools were largely attended. Rev. J. L. Harts held services for his people. Enterprise and A. M. E. worshipped in the night services. Rev. B. Tolson preached many took off the lord's super. Uncle Pangle. Stevenson was funeralized from Bethel Sunday at 2:00 p. m. Rev. H. I. Hody officiated. Mrs. Susie Taylor left for Victoria this morning on business. Mrs. I. L. Perry and Mr. Heney Maze motored from Markham here for shopping. Rev. J. H. Tolson married Miss H. L. Kinney to Mr. L. Simmons, and was�idicalized as a son of the son of her, their future home. Mr. T. A. Jackson of Whistlebush was guests of the House of Directors at last Sunday. Mr. Wm. Fiverrant-ten turned from Smithville, where he has been an business, his Madam was a small member of the office of the other of the other. She was received Rev. Alexander Rebrits splendid services at Bethel, which was the only business of the city—not at all the channel in a Mass meeting, able under the meeting was opened by Alexander introduced Rev. E. J. Kinney, who was a firm attendant of the object, purpose, nature and necessity and results of such things, the satisfaction of all the information he offered to the working of theative Civic club officers were as follows: President of the Society of Civic Membership, Farrar's secretary Wesley Robinson; assistant James Jackson; treasurer of the Association; and a member of the city's committee were appointed The spirit of the opening was the organ of being present, perfected decorating was kept for the farmers had nice results for willing be the sales. The Hath, N.N.N., and Graves have convalescence Rev. Wm. Robinnor was visitor in the A. M. E. Sundays last year. The school in the city was for Sunday School on the 25th. Mr. Dearee Green is having his home to the city's public school. Mr. Wm. Fiverrant-ten turned from Smithville, where he has been an business, his Madam was a small member of the office of the other of her sick daughter, the serpent, the new recovery. All are glad to hear the word Mrs. Wm. Purnham, she's a minor church in which she is a church meeting. Let's all pray the more for her and daughter DEWEYKYILLE — Sunday, School School is on the boom now. Prof. M. K.-Harlow is enduring to make the Sunday School just what is thought by Rev. R. E. Kimball, collection #12 Total collection for the Sunday School Sunday was $13.40. Mr. K.-Harlow was called to the Homestead, Texas to see his gick father. When you have news for the paper don't fall to see the reporter, Mrs. E. Garland looks for the first time to see the Homestead. Mr. H. Hortle is a young 44-year-old. Mr. Gale Wilson broke his leg accidentally while working at the sawmill. The program under the program is on the same way as it was given at the sanctified church Sunday evening—was rest nice. Quite a crowd was present. Hey, P. A. Bolden was sick and unglory! So so-do the church and the building. The new building is an entertainment, was given in honor of Mrs. Georgia Pete of Hutt. Texas at the residence of their mother, A. Arbitra Fails The question was: Mr. Josie McKeay. Mr. Henfro and Mrs. Crouse. Tattie. Mrs. Goorela Pete the steeft of honor. He was beautiful! dressed in black and white. I'm so happy! I've been a dreamer. The same face. Mrs. Florence Harrell was hostess, she served Rhithchee chocolate, and cake. Everybody on the house was a "Muse" summer was given to the D案beter of Tahor at the residence of Mrs. Crouse. Tattie. The com-dition Mr. Hortle is green. E. Harrell, Mr. E. Harrell is so good everything. The song is a nice Mary C. Campbell and Mary Mary M. McBee married to Call Texas, Sunday, Ray D. R. Kimball THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1925 Kevang Addison Services at St Matthew church very very good in deed. Rev. Whiffold, 8. has very good both morning and night. K. has very good both morning and night under Mrs. O. Kevang was very good. There was one accession. Mrs. Toler who has been sick for a week is able to be up at this writing Mrs. M. R. Thomas and grand son. Master Dave Campbell of Dutna, Texas. is here visiting for dinner for Mrs. Winn, 403 Dallas St. Mrs. Carr of 704 Jalonic St., expecting pastor who was from Gainsville, Texas. Mrs. Virdie Wilburn of 506 Jalonie St. gave a card party in honor of Mrs. Liznie Robinson of Seyburn, who is visiting her sister Miss Goldie Hawking Friday night. He deleles annd quite was served to Meadames, Lizzie Robinson, Goldie Hawking, Mezzie Insock, Gone Roberts and Hobt-Bolden. Mrs Norris who has meon confined to her home is our amis. Mrs. Jonaldoon is our son, Mr. Mr. Lindsey is still on the sick list. Mrs Joseph Dansboth Jr. hax returned from Fort Worth. Mrs. I. Reegens who has been indicted is out again. Mrs. Bell and daughter Miss Roberta Bell and Mrs. Young and Mrs. Norris spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs. C. T. Welch, 508 Julenoic Street. Don't forget the civic Club meeting. SAN ANGELO—The Car Rally at St. Paul, A. M. E. Church, R. R. was decided to succeed and followed. Studedbaker, $22.48; Buck, $29.00; Dodge, $22.64; Ford, $25.19; Irund, total $100.91. This is the work of the Sunday School exclusively with supt. Mrs. Inez in charge. Sunday night was a great night in stion with Mrs. M. E. Lotz and Collahau, Mrs. Willis Church, and Collahau took the collection amount $8.00. The Ministers Alliance will meet at St. Paul A. M. E. Church on Jan. 26, 1925 at 10.000pm. Mrs. Elias Bonner departed this life after a hard struggle this life after a hard struggle. Her health, but waited to Jack Her body was shipped to Oakwood for burial. Mr. J. Smith suffered the loss of his색なパンパニュニル (2019). Mr. Dennis was occupied by Mr. Nightingale. Mr. Nightingale lost all of his household belongings while Mr. Smith had $100,000 insurance on the home. The great Calanthean Drive which began Dec. 6th, 1924 conducted by Mrs. M. F. Brown, special Drive Deputy, closed last Friday night with a banquet by Concho Court in honor of its new members. Mrs. was then-held by the K. of F. orchestra Twenty-eight applications for membership were received. Just before the close of the occasion Prof. F. G. Brown announced that he was ready to pay off those who were active in securing applications, and made very apropriate remarks on the conditions of the order and stated that he held in his hands a $100.00 check in full payment of death benefits of Mrs. Lottie Boyd. The check was presented to Mrs. F. Brown. The Sunshine Social Club was organized under the direction of Mr. Tommie. Brooks Levado-Hernandez, president and EDLH. We're not so遠。 A delightful repart was served: Sick list: Mrs. H. A. Knox and Mrs. R. E. Hill. HANGHAI — Services were splendid at all churches. Hey, R. L. Casatie of Slaton has been conducting a week's meeting at the St. Paul laptop church, which was a success. Exclusively gained several above. The Macedonia Baptist church had nice services, also, at night a number of our Methodist friends worshipped with us. The Bewing Christ of the Mrs. John David's home in The New York which was quite nice affair. Mrs. M. C. Watkins, the president was at her post. Delegates were elected to attend the board meeting at Abiline this week — but the work was not too long. Dr. J. H. Warmley worshipped with the Macedonia people Sunday night. We were glad to have him. Rev. R. L. Clark was a pleasanter part of the public school one day last week. He was "such" a splendid lecture to the children, after many very encouraging works. Laura Craig left for Abilene. Maintaining the board meeting for Mary. Long. His returned from nice visit to her relatives in South Texas. TEXAS TOWNS DENTON—Jr. G. H. Harley came in Friday and held love feast Friday night. The First quarterly conference of Mt. Pilgrim C. M. E. church was in session last week, was both a spiritual and financial success. Reign E. Coling preach was a long service, sermon at the 4th clock service, Rev. Fr. E. Mooney is still confirmed to his bed. The officers of St. James's Chapel are seeing to his comforts and doing all in their power to keep the church work going. E. Michael Paster of Saint Emanuel Baptist Church, filled the pastors since at both the morning in service. Rev. J. W. Keller and members of Mt. Pilgrim C. M. E. sent Rev. Mooney a neat sum of money which was very much�-approved. Mr. M. E. was a dead on 8th May at 4:30 p. m. at her home on St. Peter's, funeral was held Saturday from St. James's Chapel. A.M. E. church of which she had been a member since she was a small girl. Rev. G. H. Harley preached the funeral which was under the auspices of the Courts. A. Cochran had a choral of the body. XHDOMORE— Mrs. Earnest Johnson is visiting Mrs. J. R. Baker in Fort Worth, Mrs. Baker was the house of Mr. John Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thompson are grieved over the loss of their infant son. Gene, Norman. Many of the children have been arey-prented by friends of the family. Mr. John is the Northemart of the home in the Northwest port at his home. It has been a long-old place for the first time. The Thurds of the Mr. Frank Black has opened a lunch room in his new home on East Main St. and the Fairland Street, including his business. When it is completed it is said that it will be the largest soared place on the Oklahoma City and Fort Worth. WHITE/RIGHT Conley is here visiting his mother Mrs. Mary Adams and Willie Mac Brown are on the stock list. Mr. G. H. Bates, the World of Science and Diversity, Mrs. Jones and Davies of Pitts were in the city Sturds, Rev. Earnest Simpson. She is the first Sunday. Mr. Edgar Milton, Mr. Easman and Mr. Mcclure—T. Holden motored to Sherman Sunday. LAWTON— Mrs. Alene Love and Mrs. Earnest Simpson were called to the house at the same time at the same place in the same place. The same way on the 19th of January 17th. The Sunday School and E. P. Bottles were held on the 19th of January 18th. The Church, Rev. Parker is getting along fine with his revival. Ile's Foods of Murkwood is a very good, special service for the James Davis who did January 17 were he'll of the A. M. E. Church. Rev. Wormley is improved. CALVERT — Friday afternoon, Needle Craft Club meet at the home of fourteen answered to roll call for the annual celebration. No special work was required for the new year. Financial support was up the evening. After the-parting closure repeat of sandhouses, hot sandwiches and fruit, next meeting with Needle Craft Club. Prof. I. A., Nash of Bryan spent Sunday in curity, Mrs. S. A. Toyton and Mrs. E. O. Green, two lead-spent Sunday at home. Mr. John H. Jackson and Miss Vassile, Ralter were married at the bride's home on Sunday night, at p. m. Many friends and schoolmen were present. Miss Ralters finished the high school in this city in 1922 and spent one session in Utah. Mr. H. Jackson is a leading woman and a farmer also to a faithful member of the U. O. O. O. F. Mr. H. Ford spent Saturday in Waco, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Yepp. RAH, EGYVILLE and JONES PRAITE—Mrs. F. A. Williams who went to Houston to be at the bed side of the night, Mrs. H. Howell, came Sunday with the Rev. A. L. Taylor, improving. Houston, passed through Thursday making a visit to the bed side of the house, Mrs. W. A. Woolcic and little to the left, the day night for Elms, Rpt. 2. E. Will, name made a flying trip to Cameron. His visit was to the house on Sunday, in the same way as the Cameron Feins. Mr. H. Taylor and Mr. L. O. Godie, motored to Hockdale. Wednesday, to witness the wedding of Miss Ethel Tudor at Miss Elms, and the day night for H. Williams in the sick, last this time. Practice was good Thursday night. Aunt Lue, Drake is some better. CAMELION — Mr. John Daug and wife have been visiting the park and home and relatives who they had not seen in 30 years. Mr. J. B. Hainia of Liberty Hills was in the first year of the character it still inproving the people were, several of the people are moving the country to try the farm another year. Mrs. L. M. Hurhes is home with Mr. J. M. Murphy was in the park on 21th. Mr. R. L. Stenham has gone a great deal to improve on his property and has needed to sent the out several of his houses. Two new brick building were set on with several other improvements. Mrs. M. A. McNew has carried from Wichita Falls, where he was met with accident by a gun. Mr. W. M. Pulitzer was at the same time at the Thاhtr church, a visit to Cameron in the town of a great-fiancéful device. W. A. Hail is the people visited by the son of 20th. Mr. L. W. Thilford, Taylor on Sunday. Mrs. F. T. and Thomas Bimninge visited the public at Mr. W. W. Green School. Dick Yatib has been in the park at the 2nd Day of the Week. Mr. W. W. Wittgenberg and Mrs. R. C. Wickham are working at the park. Mr. F. T. Kell n great business lady, she brings things to pass. JACKSONVILLE — Rev. Glass, 38th, pastor St. James A. M. E. Church, filled his regular appointment on Sunday, and was all attended by preached two-and-a-half sermons. Miss Willett, the Rev. District President of the Ways of the District, was the first of Jacksville District lectured to the Epworth League Sunday evening, and talk was enjoyed by those who heard her Mr. J. E. Vaughn. The first sister, Mrs. Ophelia Jones, the first Godord radio to be installed in the city, and the first of the other of the home of Mrs. Ida Gray, Jan. 21, 1946. The meeting was well attended in the direction of Mrs. J. A. Garrett, Mrs. Ida Gray, Mrs. J. C. Griffin. The were very members of the group were devoted to the study of the old clergans of Pollsace at Galveston, Miss St. William M. Sanders. The Little people classics of Benson Chanel Sunday School, in Benson Chanel, are among the most well-known among the victory over all other classes by the time of the year. Ben Markles was run over by a truck, last Friday and received very few offenders. Re-functioned the post in the在大ina, Rev. McColl坚, Sunday and presched at the little-morned school, and was attached to the forged and anidid sermon. The choice from the Haime Star Baptist school, Mr. J. E. Van Hout, was the first of the services. Mr. Ben Hathert of Longview is in the eddy visiting his star for Ray. W. E. Robertson, E. P. of the Postman's School, was the first of the re-called a fine sermon. Friday night, Prof. E. W. Williams of Lufkin was an important building. Wednesday and Thursday night WEATHERFORD — Rev. A. F. Johnson Presiding Elder of the East Worth District held his first exterior conference. Rev. M. M. S. M. Church preached to noble sarmony for Rev. Johnson. Mr. John Smith went Sunday with his sister, and further. Mrs. A. D. Hutcherson. The union program rendered by Mrs. C. Rickland and others was a success. Amount raised $15.07. Mr. Millage is $11 at his home. Mrs. Teheeca Campbell is $11 at her home. Mr. Joanne Stafford is able to be up again. Mrs. Bettie Wilson has been ill at her home. Mrs. Hitchcock is the Phoneme-but better at this writing. Rev. Riverswell of Port Worth was in a visit of the public school last Friday morning. His lecture was enjoyed by the pupils and teachers. Rev. A. D. Hutcherson was also a visitor at the public school. Mineral Wells — There will be union services at the C. M. 62 church Sunday evening, Feb. 1st Rev. Honner, P. C. of the A. M. E. church will preach at 2:30 p. m. Mineral Wells is again without a Negro Doctor Dr. Shallofborne has moved to Terrell where he is to continue practicing medicine. Mrs. Hunn, Rhoods of Hillsboro was called to the best side of her sick sister Mrs. Brooks, Sir Arthur Hubert of Ft. Worth was also called, here to his sister's bedside, Mrs. Ida Brooks, Mr. Wiley Craig, left Sunday for Dallas On last Wednesday Mrs. Annie Opehsw and Mrs. C. Hagen entertained Mrs. Ruth Hawkins of Denver, Colo. Those present were, Mrs. Alma Vaughna, Mrs. Callie Hughes, Mrs. Jattie Pickard, Mrs. Laura Roe, Oklahoma Texas called here I'm the Bedside of the New York Brother Mrs. Ida Brooks Rev. Mark, but returned from Dallas and Ft. Worth where he has been on business. Sick list: Miss Muggie; Simmons, Mrs. Arthur McMillan; Mr. George Childs, Mrs. Ida Brooks, Mrs. Norst; Mr. and Mrs. Tabors. Mrs.�denna Miller of Dallas is living with mother and children. Mrs. Kranz was called to Paris to the bedside of her mother, who is reported very sick. Mrs. Laura Simmons of Tyler is in the city in the interest of health. Don't forget that Saturday, Jan. 11, 1984, was a pay your poll tax. You cannot vote if you do not pay your poll tax. Mrs. Rebecca Cobb of Denison made her mother, Mrs. Dollie Jones, a present of 100 Morris Rocking Chair. On last Rundal evening 5 p.m., Mr. Leon Hunter of Crockett, Texas and Mrs. Marry Scott of this city were quietly married with the home of the brides mother and والله Mr. and Mrs. Joe Scott Rey. He, C. W. Robinson, performed the ceremony. The couple will take their home in Mineral Wells. Mrs. Alma. Wright of Lockhart is in the city. Mrs. Maggie Thomas was a good friend of Mrs. Mejia last week. Mrs. Darcy, Denny, and L. L. Lashman are a pleasant visitor in our city. The Haleyom Art and Social Club met with Mrs. Robert John. 3724 at 10:00. Friday Jan. 23rd. A delicious friend chicken, inn, and a pail of milk were served to 11 members. Next meeting with Mrs. J. W. Jeffery, 3310 Hampton Street, Friday Jan. 30th. GILMORE'S ASSAILANT GETS 10 YEARS JURYS VERDICT GIVES BRUNY LABOR FOR MURDER OF J. A. LABOR FOR MURDER OF J. A. News was received here this week that one Mr. Hippen, the militant who killed J. A. GILMORE for the late J. A. GILMORE, formed Cal. Col., which was tried in, in which the jury after viewing the presentation at 10-years in a hard labor prison, found 10 years. A NEW CLUB ORGANIZED A group of students of Booker Washington high met at the Community House at 4 o'clock p. m. Friday, January 23, 1925 and organized a club called the "Yadsents" meaning "Egyptian Youth". The purpose of this club is to be her the attendance of pupils in high school from all standpoints. The motte of this club comes from the Latin phrase "Nihil Malus Enter" meaning "Nothing Bad Shall Enter." Club colors are creams and crimson. The election of officers are announced. President, Henry Edge Curtis Vice-president, Lola Cowan; Cres- bary, Amie Malee Smith; repre- sentant, Alabone; Sponsor, M. C. A- doubte. The next meeting will be held at the Community House Friday, January 30, 1925. HOW TO MAKE OTHERS LOVE YOU Charm and fascinate whom you will secure clever woman's secret methods. Look explaining everything, only 100 (stampsi). Confidential (plain wrapper). Cannot be secured elsewhere in world. D. W. Morey, Osaila Correo 611, Dept. 417, Buenos Aires, Argentina, South America Service The Keynote of This Great Business Institution Mother of Dallas Man And Woman Dies at Bremond **dria** Annie Walden, one of Bremont's adjectives who died recently of lung cancer. **Ingleigh Illness** was the mother of the author of this city war. **Ages** if a woman here. **Harelmshire** Jure deeply deserves a hero. **Virginia** Mira, Walden are second cousins. **Virginia** Mira, Walden are second cousins. Fart Worth, Texas, Jan. 31—Mrs. Lynch is improving at-home home on Lee street Miss Tory Lee Williams has left the city. Miss Lucille Austin is back home again. Mr. W. O. Lewis is here on business from Eastland, Texas. Mr. Branch is able to be up again. Mrs. Caler Jones is doing nicely at the writing. Mr. and Mrs. Ware are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hardeman at their home at 2331 Lee street. St. Paul Baptist Church Sunday School opened at the usual hour, D. E. Whittaker, secretary, J.A. Gardner, Sept. Rev. Wm. Garner preached a noble sermon at the 11:00 o'clock hour, a beautiful lesson was taught. St. Paul turned out in great through to Wesley Chapel Methodist church Sunday evening at 2:30 o'clock a noble sermon was preached by Rev. Wm. Garner, Rev. and Mrs. Jones visited St. Paul Baptist church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock service. Sunday School opened at the usual hour with most all teachers and officers on time. The ladder system has been adopted at the end of each quarter each teacher and officers will get his or her average. We can easily determine the slowful teacher of them, let teacher and officer strive to make 100 per cent. The birthday penny dropping has taken on new life and quite a few are having birthdays again. At 11 p. m. pastor. Johnson took for his text 2nd Cor. 1-10. In this discourse the pastor, greatly-stressed the necessity of prayer and much prayer among the leaders. At 6:30, the B. Y. P. U met with the president and vice in their place. The lesson for the evening was a special lesson assigned by the president. Influence was express influence both from a good and evil point of view much information was gotten. At 5:00 a clock, sharp. Pastor Johnson took his hand. Timping the logic of the young him to Jesus Dr. John's through his explained the thrombs of men that were brought to the collection of the day 11:08.00 with accessions. Mr. E. Thorn entertained with a birthday party at their home Thursday night honoring his wife's birthday. Mrs. Thorn was the hospitality of the evening while Mrs. Thorn was the recipient of quite a few gifts. Mr. E. Thorn was at home and it is reported doing well as well at this writing. Mrs. H. E. Edmond and Infant son are visiting their mother and father at the same home. Mr. May. Wilson is all at her home but is doing newly. Mrs. E. W. Whitehouse is the event of her daughter Mr. and Mrs. E. Lincoln at the Mrs. Yernilla Jackson entertained with a tea. Thursday evening on Prospect Avenue. The quarterly library is a bit. Interest among the common set. The Society does seeing after to any one in the Grove when the school is on. It is a new school of all. The debate. It's a society that is the best part of the modern woman is better off than the woman of an identity age. The school is developed, many helpful hints. We will be worshipping in the new auditorium before many months to the delight of all Pastor Johnson and the building committee are kept busy keeping everything moving alone smoothly. On account of the unfavorable condition of the house services was disowned with Sunday. Ever since the leader is expected to ask him or her tribe members to trouble up Sunday, that the building fund might continue to increase instead of decreasing. Sunday School opened at the new auditorium. Rev. Joe Gardner, supt. D. E. Whittaker, secretary Rev. F. G. Lofton preached at the 11 o'clock hour. A great lesson was taught. Rev. F. G. Lofton preached at the night service. A wonderful sermon was enjoyed by all. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Davis at 2705 Holland St. mother and baby are doing nicely Mr. Tony Reed to suffer from broken laws the accident. VIVA If you want to have a lighter, closer and more lovely compression, begin to do it. Follow your friend Palmer's Skill Whitener Preparations for their will, make your skin much lighter, improve your compensation, and stop complex and thin bleach. If your skinνικών is too low, quite harmless and never fall to make one's skin soft, valve and lovely. They also lighten and clear even the darkest skin. Or, please, please. Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener lights the skin and Dr. Fred Palmer's face would be the complete smooth and lovely. They are the such from your drug store—or any other postpaid for $1.00. FREE: Read 4-in-wings for samples of Skin Whitener, Song and Face Photographs. Also: Dr. P.B. Albreth, Dept. P.B. Atlanta, Ga. - Dr. FRED PALMER'S SKIN WHITENER Preparations happened when a Ford Coupe in which he was driving turned over, Mr. Wynant is out of the money for the long-term of the line in the same way which he was driving from the low out of Mrs. J. H. Hampshire is in Merkel, Texas, where the next four months teaching school next four times. Miss Ethel Lee Evans has been ill at her home on Holand St. GREATER ST. JAMES 2ND ST. BAPTIST CHURCH In-the-first business meeting of the day, a night, a business meeting for $14,000, official officers were elected and plains officials were elected and plains officials were elected and plains attributed in this or no other church Sunday's Services, Jan. 26th Hon. M. P. Grisham, M. A. Mawarra, Hon. M. P. Grisham, M. A. Mawarra, J. Johnson was distinguished with the Elderly Grisham Service. Elvira Grisham Service. The installation of a series on the subject, of the grisham, the grisham, the grisham, and sacrificial Service. The "difficulty power and spiritual fear" two hand- pulses, the "difficulty power and spiritual fear" two hand- pulses, the "difficulty power and spiritual fear" two hand- pulses, as well as old Hon. M. P. Grisham Service. Elvira Grisham Service. At eight desons was conducted, upon commended for formal ordination, placed an order from the church di- rector. Winst, assisted by other ministers, was presented to the Winst, assisted by other ministers, the performance of the ordination. The music for the service was choreographed with the Winst, presented a "Sacred Bells" Rom. The ministry was presented a "Sacred Bells" Rom. The ministry was presented a "Sacred Bells" Rom. ELECTED SUPERVISOR IN FORT WORTH Mrs. M. L. Brann, one of Dallas in the Darrell School to accept a bachelor's degree in Wellington and Drawing in the I. M. Terrell Brown has taught in the Dallas Dallas will lose one of its most popular in club groups. The Fresno Valley club. Her friends wish for her success in her new field of indica- tion. THE DALLAS EXPRESS BREWER OF MILWAUKEE WEST IN SERVICE The Standard Life, the most widely known and most generally acclaimed foremost institution of the race has merged with a white insurance company. It is generally understood that the merger came as the result of the wakening of the Standard, due to the floating of several subsidiary corporations which controlled the majority of the shares of the insurance company. The merger, which takes on some of the aspects of a "crazy-couple-as-a-team" business model, began with the purchase of the company which began with the reports of the purchase of The Mississippi Life Insurance Company by the Standard two years ago. RESTORED at Post Office at Dallas Tennessee Taxes and Services March 1879 THE DALLAS, EXPRESS has never mastured, the white lather, mother has it been dis- gusted by her children. It is filled with the lamin- month. It is plain, every day, sensible, conservative accep- tance, and a fine dress. The nursing breasts, like an lubbelflax. It professes a nutrition on an equal amount, like a house of justice coverall the territory of justice coverall the territory of justice coverall the territory but we lean on it and we pro- gress. Boys of the press we were raised to help. W. E. KING. HELPING YOU TO DO YOUR DUTY History has been made in Dallas with the establishment of a Poll tax booth at the Pythium Tower for the people who will qualify for the full price of voting in the entire year. As the Express is given to understand, this booth was so placed that the city of Los Angeles will be the first to be a well-planned, and the tax booth who pointed out to the tax officials the need of it. Though in times past this has been the custom in regard to the tax booth. It has been ever done for the Negro members of the city. It will stay open for three days ending Saturday. The fact that these two members of the race have been the most well-planned have been so previously in helping the members of the race, to do their duty in the matter of voting should be highly valued by all of us as well as the willingness of the people to affiliate. And this new event is an political life should be made a permanent thing by the use of this booth to the highest level of qualifying for the privilege of voting. As it concerns both the men who are responsible for its establishment and those agreed to it, it is more than Dallas's anisons are helped to do their itinerary. In the face of this fact, it is impossible for any fair minded person to argue that the failed to pay his poll tax because the court household crowd that will be considered, except that if it is There are a possible ten thousand and poll tax papers in Billings and the city, and five thousand of them have fallen each year to their poll tax. Thus it has happened, that the interest in the political affairs of the city and county on their part has fallen each year. Likewise, there have been terms of office of officials in which the interest not received the amount of consideration which they should, and not received the amount of centralization of voting strength gave room for the belief that the Ngoeon was not satisfied with the Ngoeon was not satisfied with no attention was paid to them. To a fact, a great extent has been responsible for the lack of good standing in the police and in certain exceptions where it war-possible to place it; for the seudence inference to the pet-ter's interest has been addressed to the administration by certain groups of our people at There is every reason to feel that the state of Texas could pass much a law now without the complete cottaging of any of its last reports credited only two cases of lynching in the state. It is important, on the decrease and all of those who are interested in the spiritual progress of the state have indicated their agreement with the changed condition. If it is possible to punish mackers with death, for their depreciations; if it becomes possible to place with a mask on; if the Texas public will stand for the law; if it can be forced for one to impose that it would not hinder to make it tally and a capital offense to be a member of a mob which never fails to do its victim to death. Thus would Texas make its position clear as to its attitude on lynching. It will take the state to make the general public believe that it really is in accord with decrease in the practiced last year. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1925 TID-BITS The women of Texas have announced a very auspicious program for the coming legislative term which includes supplemental appropriations for the public schools, regulation of whiskey prescriptions, an illiteracy commission and several other things. There is every reason to believe that many of the women of Texas will be involved in this session of the Legislature under the direction of a woman as governor. It ought not to be unthinkable that the organization of the Negra women of the state would seriously consider some of the things that our group stands in for. We are not sure of the identity of those who will lobby at Austin. Much good could come of points of contact between these two bodies of ladies. The latest releases on the Rhinemarch marriage affair is to the effect that the bride will seek to prove that she is white. Now there is no way of knowing of any she is; but those who had any feeling in the matter at all probably wished her well because of her plucky demeanor throughout the whole affair as far as it has gone. But, few will sympathize with any attempt to dismose Negro blood to white women. We have the creditable performances of those black blood and skin has given them the same sort of feeling that is enjoyed by Nordics. Color is purely incidental. Black is as honorable as white, yellow or any other color. Dallas has been renamed "Prosperity Zone." How much prosperity do you enjoy? For how much of it you are responsible? What are you doing to increase it for the group of which you are a member? These are questions which should lead to an improvement in the actions of many of us. What are those issues which are being conducted by members of our group. O Whether we are fully awakened to our reality or not, 1925 has automatically planned us in the front of the warfare along the color line for another three hundred and staty-five days. Every member of the Negro race is on the firing line in the thick of the fight. Even the new born bales of our people are on the march to the battle front whose ancient Prejudice is contending with the forces of Freedom. There may be those who will see in this transaction proof of the fact that the Negro as such cannot be trusted with the manipulation of the large sums of money accruing from the operation of large business concerns. It is to be hoped that the majority of such critics will be members of the other race. The criticism will then be nothing out of the ordinary. Generally, there will be genuine regret that the merger has taken place, primarily for the reason that the contribution, which the operation of a purely Negro business of the magnitude of the Standard Life makes to the reputation of the ability of the race to perform, is worth having. And particularly at this time when the economic progress of the race is accessing so much favorable comment. But as general as these regrets may be, they should not outweigh the more common sense realization that in the past in the case of other races, such situations have arisen from the same causes which gave rise to this one and that these situations did not prove any general lack of ability to succeed on the part of the race. They rather proved that no individual or set of individuals could successfully operate counter to the laws of business which many reservations of business desire This ceaseless struggle for "the enjoyment, and, as for it, is the right and civil libertation, general, and to us by the American government, is an unpleasantness from whether those people are the own slek and weary. This ought not so to be. We should seek peace and pursue it, and, as for it, is the right and right, we must have with all men. But if we must have, strucles and the러ʿs are should develop the habit of enjoying the conflict. We confirm become discouraged because we must judge the number of the forces that light on our side. We think that the leaders of prejudice and opposition to our people are too nurtured for us to contend with and hope for ultimate comment in the fight, but upon reflection, a more suberizing and more disbeliefful demand of a shazed and fears. They that by with us For The Wom A MORNING PRAYER Thank thee for the presence, Lord, within, beneath, above. And all around. There is no piece for ministers the love have proven efficient. Such failures have had nothing to do with the operation of other businesses nor with the continuation of those same institutions under a different policy. The fact is, that it is not necessary to go outside the race for other insurance companies operated by members of the race high are older than the Standard Life. They will continue we hope, with the same degree of success that has always characterized them. But should they also fail, due to the attempts of their promoters to do things which cannot be sanctioned by these accustomed with the laws of businesses of other companies, or because of that angle only, the merger of the Standard should not be considered a reflection on the race. Then cleans with Love my outward sight But there are other considerations which give rise to the idea that the merger may have its really beneficial side. It has never happened before in the South that members of the two races have ever been associated in a business venture to the extent which the merger of these two companies will be successful. It is important to note what extent the two companies will operate separately, there is the reasonable presumption that the officials of the white concern see that the future of their investment in the Standard is linked up very closely with the goodwill of the Negro public. And that goodwill is controlled to a great extent by the success of the Standard. For several reasons at the outset of the sort of tension them that has never before extinguished. From this connection it is to be hoped that good will come in the form of a greater respect on the part of the Southern officials for the ability of the Negro officials with whom they will deal. It should happen also that from their contact with the white officials the Negro officers will take advantage of the opportunity that this company has succeeded to the extent which it has. Front weakness, fear and doubt. And above wide my heart with love. To let thy glory out. HOW TO BECOME A CONVINCING TALKER Read regularly a well-written newspaper, paying special attention to the edition. Literary art and news articles that are skillfully written. Read at least one book every month. Essays will do soon more good than fiction. Take out a library membership. If you can. If possible, join a debating club. Whenever possible, like the opportunity to speak in public. - Watch us at language at home as well as when with strangers. - Write the English in the news papers, books and magazines you read. - Wherever you find a language, you will make over the sentence, and substitute good English. There is no better way to justify your speech than to correct the work of others. Adapt yourself to the understanding of the people to whom you are talking. Summed up, the situation is regrettable, but not nearly as regrettable as it might have been, for all of the policyholders of the Standard are reported by the merger. It should prove beneficial if only to the extent that it serves as a deterrent to fraud. It also pursuits of the dangers in continuing in practices which are not sanctioned by the rules of safe business procedure. How wonderful to look like howwardful (reverence the age of an unmarried woman) from anunouncement—from strata- cease—there are the conditions of youth. How wonderful to look like mother is not fitted upon the age of her children but by the favour of years that may allow that she uses each day of her life. WHY NOT INCLUDE LYNCHERS WITH MASKERS? COMBINE CLOTHES FOR THE WOMAN WHO IS THIS A first mailer-shaped hat made TID- A bill has been introduced in the Texas House of Representatives which would make it a felony for "any person, masked or disguised, to go into any public place in a manner calculated to disturb the inhabitants thereof," or to go near or into or demand entrance into any private house or church or to commit any assault on any person either in a public or private place." Death would be the penalty meted out to such persons by the "bill." Assault would be made a felony with death as the extreme penalty and ten years imprisonment the minimum. Later reports from Austin indicated that the bill had been modified by the House Committee on Criminal Jurisdiction to the extent that the death penalty had been removed and life imprisonment substituted for it. This was done on the theory that the punishment originally convicted. He understood that the bill would be too severe to obtain conviction. He understood that the bill will be favorably reported to the House. By Leonard Massenburg, Boston College There were 16 weeks news There were 16 weeks news Alabama, 4, California, 8 Colorado, 6, Connecticut, 8 Columbia, 4 weeks, 1 daily and 1 monthly Georgia, 12 weeks, 4 monthly Georgia, 12 weeks, 4 monthly This bill is evidently aimed at those masked persons who have been terrorizing the inhabitants of all of the Texas towns in recent months and, viewed from trend which the majority of the state governors content, it is reasonable to suppose, that the passage of this bill would find favor in the eyes of a majority of the people of Texas. It ought to pass. Likewise, the conclusion of a series of cases which this bill seeks to punish should cause the introduction of a class of persons whose depredations date back much farther than those of masked mauraders and whose combined crimes are far in excess of theirs. Lynchers have done more to protect the victims of such crimes than any others who could be named. Their victims have been killed, through a period of many years and they have had regard neither for race nor sex. Men have been shot, burned and hanged in the state and no attempts have been made to put them down, into their own hands. Courts have seemed impotent and in their own hands yet with few exceptions its newspapers and public speakers have been virulent in their attacks on a Federal bill which would limit the commission of such crimes in the states of Texas. But so far, such laws on state bookies are few and far from being done in the face of the fact that Texas until two years was the leader of all of the states of the Union in lynching. About 4,800 Negroes were connected in different ways with the Negro community. Harv J. P. Bodenstein of Netzer Mist was the first man to petition Congress asking that time of his birth be celebrated. The petition was granted celebration. The petition was granted acceptance place January 14, 1916, the museum with the Negro community, that day. The women of Texas have program for the coming legals plenary appropriations for of whiskey prescription for other things. There is ever of the things which they men of this session of the Legislary woman as governor. It ought organization of the Negro woman by consider some of the things which will lobby at Austin. Mi. of contact between these two b The latest releases on the THE MIRROR OF PUBLIC OPINION are more than they that be with them. All the ideals and force of productivity and human qualities are in need up on our side of the context. Now, the stemments and the state's tight against the power of the world. Every-day people, right, just, competition, Equality, and up important, Chance-free-the-expression and development, and the will of the prompt over the wrong hearted forces arrived against me. The new life of the new smombs all to the the world's time in 1925. We cannot fight this light with instruments of troy and steel. But if you're to the end of the affordful fairy and purpose that commute in victory for our case. We must fight it with industry, intelligence, and faith. That will be rewarded with heaven-born success. Every time a Negro sticks to him, he will make the biggest break from the walls of the barriers of the color line, Every industry owned and operated with business-like operations, the business-like and the over- shadowing walls of American prejudice. Every duty faithfully done will be in the same condition. Without any instance of discomfort, the color of people of America must always be made in an unconvincing way along the colorfront. Unformed or uninformed, we are calling upon us to get on the firing line with the story, heat that is in you for 1925. an Who Cares. For this woman's force seem like the thumb of a wrist. For the thumb the light is the only large one possible. A well-crafted work that dress calls attention to slimness and the thinness of the skin. For the thumb it is perfect for a woman who cares. The surplus cut in best for surplus, fat. That has said that the overbite women should be placed two parts of their body. The most important thing is that the volume of the high. The must mask all her points. That long. This week is really your most apparent defect, and there is two ways of thinking the one is to wear the fumeless, tremble high collar, such as that on the plaid three-piece suit. The collar or scarf must come well up about the head and face. The other form is to wear the flumette and most sheer of material around your throat. Losee. In order that it may not be shadowed at all. The fulle scarf on the evening down may be a part of the other form is a INDUSTRIES CALL FOR TACT The volume of a sphere is given by the formula \(V = \frac{4}{3}\pi r^3\). If the radius \(r\) is doubled, the new volume \(V''\) can be calculated as follows: \[ V' = \frac{4}{3}\pi (2r)^3 = \frac{4}{3}\pi 8r^3 = 8 \left( \frac{4}{3}\pi r^3 \right) = 8V \] Therefore, the volume increases by a factor of 8. The volume of a sphere is given by the formula \(V = \frac{4}{3}\pi r^3 \). If the radius \(r\) is doubled, the new volume \(V' \) can be calculated as follows: \[ V' = \frac{4}{3}\pi (2r)^3 = \frac{4}{3}\pi 8r^3 = 8 \left( \frac{4}{3}\pi r^3 \right) = 8V \] Therefore, the volume increases by a factor of 8. The volume of a sphere is given by the formula \(V = \frac{4}{3}\pi r^3 \). If the radius \(r\) is doubled, the new volume \(V'\) can be calculated as follows: \[ V' = \frac{4}{3}\pi (2r)^3 = \frac{4}{3}\pi 8r^3 = 8 \left( \frac{4}{3}\pi r^3 \right) = 8V \] Therefore, the volume increases by a factor of 8. Make a name of buying. Within the limits of your budget, food that must be non-ohmming and expre-tul-hunt for bargins to-foul as you do for bargins in clothes. Choose their with the thing instead of the things that are not available to have to be done, so you have to complain of the monotony of marketing. BITS The first colored regiment to enter the services of the Rebellion was the Fifty-Fourth Massachusetts Volunteers. The Rev. H. Garnett, of the Pessiberian Church, was the first colored man to preach in the capital of the United States. The first daily newspaper, published in the city in 1820, was the *Euro Carteau*, owned by the duke of Carteau. The first issue was from the press April 2, 1843. The second hit a dinner that had been organized by the same times in England. The newspaper a very auspicious term which includes supra the public schools, regulation literacy commission and severity reason to believe that many will be enacted into laws which will be difficult to disarm or not to be unthinkable the men of the state would seriously which our group stands in before the committee of those such good could come of points of ladies. Rhineland marshal of affairs. COL. MIDNIGHT'S WEEKLY LETTER Now, as the country is, I do, and they feel how many years ago, but they tell me that it was February 12, that Aheham Lincoln was born, and to say what it was a great deal, and while he was simply a baby, he had to be a boy. I was very much so that I had a great one, and I was told that all of which they felt now was made—after all they felt now that all great men were naturally born babies and had to develop into greatness. Along about the same time, there was another baby born, but he was born a older, but honey both of them babies developed into great men. The other baby was Preeck, the Douglas, and he was born by the great-pier man this year, all the great-children had the same one to be great man. Aheham Lincoln was born, for he helped to make Preeck. Douglas was a great-father who was born by making this world recognition an informed, that on the 12th of February of this year, all liberty loving Americans were given the right to change, not that but to be there on the day and jako part in the operation for the whole of the country. For the reason for the men to be a man, and a woman, was the first of them. Of course you know that all men did not agree with Mrs. Aheham. Aheham was a man who was a daughter, and he made the world of his life. He got a good time, and he lived and he was a man who could use him. The Lincoln League is an organization for the life of the school of world business, for a variety of Americans. It stands for all story, and the men who made the world consider an result to Old Glory, a personal and QUESTIONS A IN NEGRO Questions pertaining to if of general interest and not "for the purpose of the subject in permit or the subject in it to permit a stamped envelope writes a stamped envelope underground to the people filled the church, and Copyright, 1952 Questions pertaining to Negro history anywhere, if it general interest and not too long, will be answered. If it is not general interest, letters will be permitted or the subject is not suitable, letters will be permitted when a wrapped envelope is enclosed, Address all enclosed letters to the Negro Press, 3423 Indian Ave. Chicago, Ill. stated Negro Press, 3423 Indian Ave. Chicago, Ill. Who was Sophiahale - G. L. J. I. troved by a not monster. A large number of the consoled African heroes and African but- hered women, including the queen of Ethiopia, is said to be maid to her daughter Adeodatma, surpressed anneered Ethiopia and of the war- ing Ethiopia. The penalty was to chain the woman. 15.2 I loved my best. I spook the skies, I loved the sun. I loved the moon, I loved the next month, the winter that follows. I loved my family, I loved that fellow. I loved my whatever had been. I loved my whatever had been. I loved my whatever had been. I loved my soff. I loved that I remained to the evening as I did my joke day afternoon with a meeting for Newt, and I loved that. We found my little place in the him that they came right on the address. I had the pleasure of attending all the meetings, and while there I was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sims, formerly of Frankfort Ky. and Mrs. Sims, is the sister of Charles Stewart. I am getting in touch with his people right along, and I may yet get to know him a little better. Plane are being made to complete the home for the Sunday school Publishing juggard of the New York Times. It is a public-limited school you could have heard all the second-generation staff could their work is was just like a family meeting. Each man could of his department, and they would all talk about it, and they would all talk about it with him and plan for its betterment. It was nice to hear all these, and he has a great feeling. It was like a father talking with his children, and a husband talking with his wife. Such was the spirit of this meeting and I was glad to have been right here myself. It was a pleasure to see how these Baptiers are working to see them. Rev. R. H. McNair, the first author of the book "The New York Times," has been in the home of President Lowres, of the Kansas state convention, and I saw Mr. W. K. Kellman holding up the table and for his work in the home. He could tell you about many others, but will not be able to do so now. The first paper from South Africa announcing that Bishop John A. Atrews is on the job. He was given a great reception on his arrival there, and no one of the working. He will be in the office from November to report that has ever been made from the place. He is a worker, and then in addition to his he is a worker, and, and, went to see him return to the state. Think I have brought for you this pound I have not told you of. I prove I have not told you of. The Irishman Lampath has crossed the oldest daughter of the late E. W. Lampath the African Methodist church the African Methodist church the educated and had a business training of women of the race. She took her she was administrator and Aventur she was administrator and Aventur to tell you what things she has to tell you what things she has and I am sorry that she has left this old world. J. O. MIDNIGHT. AND ANSWERS HISTORY. In Negro history anywhere, not too long, will be answer- able, not too long, will be answer- able, letters will be not suitable, letters will be inclosed. Address all Wells Parkers the Anxious by A. N. P. treated by a not minister, but P. treated by a not minister, but P. treated by a not minister, but P. royal house of Argoa. Where is Ireland Haves born? Where is Ireland Haves born? Were the Egyptians, acquainted with, glass blowing? M. P. G. Wheeling, W. Va. Yes, Glass blowing was practiced in Thebe 2500 B.C. and in practically the identical manner in which it is practiced today. Have the west Africans any universities?—S. S. W., Indianapolis, Ind. No. There are many mission schools but no universities of the name. The West Africa was agitating for a university for some years. At present the wealthier of the natives send their children to Europe to be educated. Who was the African woman mentioned in history as the ruler of the island of Rhodes—F. D. D. Corinth, Miss. Polyxo. She was a native of Argos in Greece and a descendant of the Egyptian colonists. Was Tishakah, the Cushite invader of Judah, a Negro—N. I. Dr. Emory, KC resident-term appointee to the Jewish wives to Ethiopian kishkas. Tikhakah was probably the Ethiopian conqueror mentioned by Pierre de la Fayette in the French nation's appointee to the King of Ethiopia. He appears as the head of Man- hattan's emperor of Hombur. A full blood Negro? P. W. W. No, his father, Saint Benjamin Becker, was the first to marry the mother, a bybrian woman, wife of becker, a German nobleman, adored a great and fine leader, but his father, also a great and fine leader, built the mansion he named Becker, were out of the Wonders of Rome. J. O. MIDNIGHT. 00 A widow is the luckiest woman in the world. She knows all about men, and all the men that know anything about her are dead. A wise� bannier never takes a girl riding on a moonlight night or poke his finger in-ash elec-fan. Mr. George is under the impression that Wheeler, W. Va., is tough job and Lansing. Mieh is a very delicate-survival operation. Are that such a little mother After she's gone, I don't hear him let the out-put shake them up the furrow. Then, three years later, Edith Kidder, the author, took indi- pendent. My dad's so tall that he can stand on a chair to put him down. I am sure that the man his mother, Goddess of the mother, Goddess of the jury, I ask you to remember that No Such No Animals Pew famous men are madness and they never from the spotlight and up to the moment of going We were hard no say, I was me. To one continued stream of Jack The man who gave look at lonely A synonym in the world you use When you make that one con Motherma used to borrow father's razor to zip out seams, but now she uses it for a neck shave. Mrs. Newkale: "My dear, isn't that the "Sextette from Lucia" the orchestra is playing?" No. I think it is a selection from Rigoletto." "I am positive if it is the "Sextette from Lucia." Thereupon Mrs. Newkale goes to the orchestra stand and reads the placard posted in the space where the names of the selection played are usually placed. She returned to her partner. My dear, we are both wrong. It's the *Brainfrain* from smoking. Everytime Wohned hair goes out of style. It seems to get more popular. World place never will consult until very member of the bridge club, believes that the other member knows something about the game. The Dinghai had a lot of trouble. What do they do? Can away from them, the nurse has the baby took such and so they have a long time. My My. Didn't they have a toehom? But they could keep away from it. I know they wanted to add the trouble of trying to get a number to what the already had? We Wondered What Happened What do you do with all these old barber chairs? From the Central African Thrones? A true friend of my, who can love you still after borrowing money from you. Correct this sentence: "Any time you care to overdraw," and the line "the line" is very glad to take care of you. Pretty soon the likes about the new time you will be greater in number than she puzzles themselves. Who can name the vice president of the United States? You certainly are crazy about women, shouldn't let it fall my parents were women. A girl's complaint against the street, can't do the way don't run, according to her wrist watch. Did you ever hear about the twins who were named Kate and Tom, who were called to the Whose names were-Fate, and, Repeat: People who went in watered steaks ought not to complain—it they get soonled. To start today's business, you can buy expenses. Good, darling. How did you do it? I cut all of your Havans cigars in half, so you'll have twice as many. Half the world doesn't give a whop how they do their half-rives. Are you squainted with Mrs. She's about to go to the other neighborhood? Only in a roundabout way. Her co-brother at our house. Ah, would be well if the business man went after business the way the government goes after it. "He swept the room with a va- tion. True inventing the vacuum cleaner. A woman is always when she begins to have doubts about powering her nose in public. Max (reading History): "I'll run! What a funny name! I won't write the bull run." Right. Perhaps because he saw the cowallip. The lady shouted and ordered about everything hauled down from the shelves. She had a right three she decided at last. I want to surprise my husband on his birthday. By the way you are going to chair and, yet you—a him, scaped the exasperated clerk. "If you get up in the morning with a smile, the day's work will be easier, the people around you will be pleasant and you will have a much better time out of life." "Speaking of Checkered careers," "look at the crossword puzzle." "Orange to say, but a snappy snagman does not hope to be." Most of us, if we are going to succeed at all, are going to **in** it. If it was not for what the other person would, all he will be忙忙忙, with it. **All**: "And** you, a very good little girl, at church this Sunday." Yes, Aunt, a man of money and a little thirst. **All**: "And** he had a little thirst, in all that he was out, you can make bank and not out." MISS EYES. SOCIETY and with his knees pressed and the wrist bent, he immediately began to squeeze his muscles. He was so tired that he could not move, and a number of coated joints (fractures) in his hand that must forgo movement. SOCIETY & CLUBS Mississippi has realized that many well-educated companies without real actions, as well as the need to develop new products, if they are not a great profit, don't need to be a good product. They recently were enough to find the way to change their own things yet when if they came their first step in the world, people to join in page 172, both work in second column of Webster's International International Journal and find the definition of reproductivity. A certain public and truly study all the things of the industry, but little matter here is committed. You can please their curiosity she would have to do with the possible, get the hardly probably, however, this chariting little matter. It is a good way to go, and you will be strictly inviting us and she may endeavour to invite you to make the most fine time-though. Why are you so sometimes doing your forces you'd come tograin and made only to move your whims. If you think you'll never need a help, you'll be a good one. If you think you'll never need a help, but if you have to come down don't key up so that. Last week you said, O, Pahaw. Miss Eyes is an good-good one, and is something strong. Now if Miss Eyes has a good time, she is not soள்டுக் கூடுதல் and even your street and number don't hollow. So you went out with the jelly beans did you? Well two of balla's dress at that, and now the jelly beans are laughing about. You should have heard them talking about their new products. It's the same thing, so you would respect husbands standing at least. Well, there is no one grieving about it. Forget it. It may be best that it happened so, but this thing is true. There is no good fish in the sea that's ever been caught. Miss Eyes was near when you said your old love was still envy about you. Don't feel yourself. Remember this the girl that's stip the young chapter of the Wheatly Club was not in town, the work was done in the city, and we won't carry her out, only at purposely appropriate times. The Phillie Wheatly Club met with Mrs. Grayan, Jan. 15, 1925, to discuss the name and some member questions. He called and each member requested the name of the last meeting was read to them. The members allowed for more business, and the hour of symphony work. Mrs. Grayan, with the help of the work after dinner were highly applauded. At another meeting Tuesday, Jan. 20, 1925, the Wheatly Club is growing and each member is contributing to the work. The evening was a much joy. Sinth Ward Frisella Art club Mrs. Itset Jackson was hostee to the club. Friday evening, at her home on Cliff Street. The meeting was largely attended by members. Much business was discussed and disposed of. We were glad to accept Mrs. Leslie Richie as a new member. The hostee served a two course juncheon, which consisted of a short-sized and crackers, hot chocolats and cake. This club met Friday with Miss Delia Montgomery on Miller Ave. Eleven members answered to roll call and paid dues. Miss Daniels was a very pleasant visitor. We were more than glad to accept Mrs. Ongeta Thompson. Mrs. Lilla Mae Vickers, Mrs. Nellie Thompson at new members, all gave talks concerning the club work that point of birth and death of New Yorkers in annual incarnations in the United States. O'Hare's Diurnum of Vital Statistics A fep- ture of the life of the city, de- ciphered, but are listed in the January roll. Births O'Kitter, Carter J. Cuddo Alley, a birthplace. Charlie Williams, 1125 Pletcher, a boy. Boy Will Loyd, 721 Hooden, a boy. Melvin Lewis, 3017 P�5th, twin boy Willie Moody, 1818 Hall, a girl. Abram Frimon, 2121 Hose, a boy. Wm Taylor, 2500 Ran Incinto, a boy. Henry White, 1407 Marilla, a girl. Will Wills, 711 N Harwood, a boy. John Williams, 2312 Taylor, a girl. Clarence Tharpa, 521 E. 10th, a boy. Joe Mims, St. Augustine, Texas, a boy. Van Pece, 1822 N Central girl, Emmitt Gipson, 2525 Trinidad, a boy. John Bryant, 21 Green Row, a boy. Tobe Johnson, 1137 Fletcher, a boy. Rodel Richardson, 2122 Cedar Lane, a girl. H. A. Williams, 1865 Huskin, a girl. Willie Ray, 2525 Forgett, Roe, a girl. Milton Mosley, 2604 Wade, a boy. Edward Hover, 1507 Allen, a girl. Lee, Lagan, 1417 Wall, a boy Newell - McGruder, 1620 Atlanta a girl Frankie Dodson. 2605 Casey, a girl Hardy. Shawt. 2624 Trinidad, a hay. John Fulter 3587 Theodore, a boy, Nate Jones 1142 Malone, a boy, Jerry Brown 1142 Malone, a boy, Bruce McDonald 1142 McDonald, a boy, Gregory Grosso 1142 Highlander, Bob Cunningham 1142 Cigna, a boy, Gregory Grosso 1142 Metropolitan, Bob Yerk 206 B-College, a boy, Robert Kincumber, 206 TEMP Will Connell 1739 Marilyn, a girl, Lincoln 1739 Marilyn, a girl, tionable puzzles? or has she heard that friends? Wife to expected gourm or old she know that he was born Miss Eyes happened to be present when a few popular margled men tried to impress a certain visiting group of young ladies. Miss Eye's Miss Eyes would be better for you old milestone to try to make friend with the king. That good solution that she had to try to improve it if it is a bit one. Miss Eyes would have a certain flupper of the older kind; remember that she didn't put one thing by when she called a certain she's and ask him to render a service that was altogether out of its�alestiation, if you have known you displayed a world of feeling that's entirely imaginary. You won't entirely get a certain image of A group youth "Shiek" who calls himself Shiekelf will be seen with a waving diplophone, several times that week, he be. he will find himself. Miss Ely's wonder, why a certain denial is allowed to be offered to be made, the meeting place of lounge leaders and shallers brained up. That is, it would be cheaper for you to rent a place for them elsewhere than the office if you must tolerate them. Miss Ely's humbled to be near when a certain flanner called for her new, she'll at a late, hour, the other night for the midnight night ride, being the most important to go. Miss Ely's wonders were about the question which she happened to have. Miss Ely's night and without a number of certain young fiancers, the room was full of people who had to go to the room. The room was with this show-bombman, you were talking your best-your former experience with either town she'll show her a lesson in you Warren Lee, 4644 Columba, a boy Bradley Shap, 4164 Thomas a boy B. Johnston, 4104 Shampoo, a will Dearborn Henry Mayer, 4044 Columba, a boy Andrew Stone, 3884 Columba, a boy Don Young, 3884 Columba, a boy Henry Hofstetler, 3884 McLennan, 3874 Plora Henry Marce, 3224 Eckhart Henry Marce, 3224 Eckhart Henry Marce, 3224 Eckhart Nevine Benson, 2153 Lille Nevine Benson, 2153 Lille Australia Shepard, 4000 Waltersville dillon Russell Rosebush, 2684 Lille Sherman Smith, 2915 San Antonio Sherman Smith, 2915 San Antonio James Patterson, 2113 Lille Jarrel Maya, 2113 Lille Jarrel Maya, 2113 Lille Nadine Dahl, 2073 Coble Alley Nadine Dahl, 2073 Coble Alley Houston Overeon, 2716 Latimer Houston Overeon, 2716 Latimer Ryan Dawn Scott, 2697 Coble Alley Ryan Dawn Scott, 2697 Coble Alley Children Childcare, New York David Darden, 2073 Waco, Texas Robert Dale, 3429 Cochran Robert Dale, 3429 Cochran Fisher Finder, 3708 Munger Fisher Finder, 3708 Munger Larden Darden, Glencore, Texas Larden Darden, Glencore, Texas Beaulieu Coch, 1024 E. Eldridge DARREL SCHOOL The Contest time was held at the Darrell School closed Tuesday, Jan. 20th as follows: The Rennie Brownrie $18.10 votes $1.81 Marline Brownrie $19.00 votes $0.90 Chilabark Brownie $15.03 votes $0.50 Roeh Sihsworth $10.20 votes $10.00 Evelyn Jody $2.00 votes $0.50 Satell Roxley $7.50 votes $0.50 Kate Franklin $15.10 votes $1.50 Clarence Boymore $21.21 votes $2.12 Rubie Jones $21.18 votes $0.40 Dollie Howitt $0.00 votes $0.50 Arthur Nickleberry $12.00 votes $0.50 Jackie Jordan $1.50 votes $0.50 Mildred Gullate $2.50 votes $0.50 Lena Bryant $7.15 votes $0.50 Ruby Brownrie $8.75 votes $0.50 Deputy Tubba $4.00 votes $0.50 After growers $3.50 votes $0.50 Raymond Walls $2.45 votes $0.50 Marcelina Harrie $2.95 votes $0.50 Hong Johnson $7.40 votes $0.50 Evelyn Porter $1.50 votes $0.50 Hazel Johnson $17.50 votes $0.50 Monie Johnson $10.75 votes $0.50 THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1925 Milton Shaw, a voice vote in Wing King County, Tex., and a member of the Republican party, prepares to run for the county seat. He is awarded Tuesday to Wing King County, Tex., and will be the first person ever elected to the office. Ruby Sullivan, a voice vote in Wing King County, Tex., and a member of the Republican party, prepares to run for the county seat. She is awarded Tuesday to Wing King County, Tex., and will be the first person ever elected to the office. Colds Fever Go Stop them to Stop them quickly—all their dime documents, and their bed and bath. They tour the whole system. They tour the whole system. The people don't rely on help, does not rely on help, does not rely on help. Expenses: $11,250. $11,250. $11,250. $11,250. Tennessee $11,250. $11,250. $11,250. $11,250. Total expenses committee $11,250. $11,250. $11,250. $11,250. Virginia Bureau $11,250. $11,250. $11,250. $11,250. CASCARA QUINN Get Red Box with AGENTS WANTED A Chance to Make Mo WOODLAND CEMETERY ASS'N HOLDS MEETING; MEMBERS PLEDGE SERVICE FOR ANOHER YEAR The Association held their first year's meeting on the 22nd in the parlor of the People's Understanding Co. On the 2nd of January, the�asualy friends who made it possible for our last year's success were made by members present and all pledged themselves to another�er were made by which are behind and retiring both until those things which are before we present toward the mark for the prize in 1925. The year's start of full of promise (may) is our 20th year's end of the year made their new pledges and new recruits are joining our tanks Mrs. A. R. Hitch of Golden Rule Court of a Inventor in the United States, seek and through a bar of The 20th year's end of our force. Many efforts to Golden Rule, Mrs. C. F. Starks sends us 45.90. Princess Art is 50. Friendship and Charity 88.00. On the 20th of April, O. A. O. A. on the 20th Brothers, Cold Feetings are in 20 and 21 the good work goes. The continued unsettled weather has held up work on the�e for the next year. But back his contribution as we must have the money to pay for it when it is completed. PARENT - TEACHERS' ASSESSION TAKES UP MATTER OF VITAL IMPORTANCE Baker Washington Elementary Teacher Association held a very high school building with the importance of the program's method of presenting the syllabus to students. The program was discussed, that we must and as a unit, all Perpetual Teacher Association schools of the district are enrolled in the district high school building. Wednesday, the children apparently contend which has been running ever since the school year. All officers who have not been in the building all have not been IN MEMORY OF MRS. JANE REYNOLDS regenerated the *S.E.* *Lima* growth. Grand Tundraport is Hook. The shipwards, some And is in my another done that from one with your other son's To some time-remnants an anndal We are your anted untlion from For the time the ship that our ship and from the 1st day the first time The Double S CARD OF THANKS CARD OF THANKS We want to thank our friends and neighbors for their kindness during the Vicksburg and death of our sister Men-Pannie-Briar-who was buried the life January 21, 228. Thank the Mr. H. of Huth, 228, we also thank the Count of Umbre (Signed) Arleen Love, sister Ernestine Simpson, sister Mrs. Ida Daxte, uncle, and a best of氮肥 Texas Towns CONTROL The Knot Controls of the Extension-Work and Mesa, Caddis Mason-Thorne a number of ladies present. The elth members planned to make roses and sell all the money and the following heads: Canthing, gardens, dairying, neutralities. These preparation, precautionary measures, are being strengthened, clothing are seeking. Refreshments were served. The club meets every Thursday morning. Not only will Mr. Melinda Jamsson. All ladies are welcome. CUNEY Sunday School Sold Yours best, Franklin preached two spring the W. E. Bailey, in 40-page this week after spending a few week in Dallas. Prof. J. J. Hamilton W. C. Curcy made a business trip to Dallas and Hillsboro. The week Miss B. R. Arunwell. The week Miss B. R. Arunwell. The week Mr. and Mrs. George Henry Ben son spent Monday to party with John Smith. Mr. John Smith business. I'm to Jacksonville this week. Miss Vaness Vaness Kneeh Conley, the New York Times and Robert Brown, the New York Times John Smith. Mr. John Smith forge visited their sister Sunday report. A new trip to Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Vaness Vaness there in Palatine Sunday. Miss Kneeh was spent the week and around the creek. Visiting friends are Mr. and Mrs. John Smith. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Smith Frida with parents Brusky Creek this week. Miss Nevella. He was the the Curney's, Fernia, Stewart home again after spending two days with relatives in Tyler LAWTON, OKLA. — Another day morning at 1:00 p.m. on the third floor of the Wakefield Family Center, the church was filled with family members, church by his name, family W-4, a pastor, a pastor's wife, a church minister, a church minister, a good children and a lot of friends to R. S. in R. X. P. J. was wall built in the Church of Bishop Rev. P. prepared for our morning and mid- night service. stick. Mr. Dora Johnson has two sick. Mr. Dora Johnson has Texas women. Mr. Dora Johnson has father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Criffin, they report a time Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Warner were fathers of Ralph Warner and brother father, Rev Warner and brother, Billy Warner at Callie - Baldock Church. Mr. W M. Scott and Jubbah Church. Drum on accounts of the death of Drum on accounts of the death of Drum on accounts of the death of WOMAN BEATS COP Washington, Dc., Jan. 26-31 Washington with a bounty for more than 100 years, burgled from the 19th century, burgled from the 19th century, continued until reinforcements from the French, had burgled in an attack on the No. 31 French army, then burgled in an attack on the halfway point, then burgled when the French arrived. After more than an hour, Loyalson told officers of Loyalson to be to alert to the presence of officers of Loyalson and another officer of Loyalson, who was in a police cell, where police were. JURY LOSES ITS BOOZE NOVEMBER 1, Van Jan. 11—Just as the jury in the case of Julia Hale was sentenced to death, she came out to the jury room in Federal Court to testify and laying in the wake of the death of her half-paired lioness, a general prison, a government prison, a jail, a warehouse and a recreation in a warehouse, and this same prison, a government prison, found it on the floor of the warehouse. Before anything happened the jury reported that Julia Hale was dead and the lioness was waking up. **Colds** Fever Gripe Go Stop them today Stop them quietly, all their dangers and bites over. Cover their wounds immediately. Help them. Help them. They tone the whole system. The people re-enter. Don't rely on being helped, don't talk. MISS VIRGINIA, LINTON Fashion Apparel, Photographs, Star, Jewelry made here. Talent Programmes. Long, Soft Pretty Hair is easily obtained. Don't let your spurty, early, short, hair ruin your looks. 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Bronze Beauty Face Powders are suited to all complexes. Can be successfully used on dry or oily skins. The shades: High Brown and Bronze Glow are favorite. Mollyglocco 11.90 11.90 11.90 Strait-Tex Chemical Company; 600 FIFTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH, PA., U.S.A. Personal MR. AND MRS. EANE EN- In Loving Memory of S. W. TERTAIN HONORING MR. J. Lowery Sr., Who Died AND MRS. JOHN FIELDING Jan. 27, 1923 Mr. Jeana Bryant left Tuesday for Paris. Teams to spend the remaining winter with his mother. Mr. Bryant has been ill for the next 6 or 7 months at his home on Puhua street. We home the strip will restore him to perfect health. Mr. Henry Calshan was called to this bed side of his mother, who is ill at her home in Rue Angelo, Texas. Mr. Calshan left Friday night and his many friends wish a speedy recovery of his mother. Miss Delta Williams 1501 Watt street has remained from Rockwall where she has been in an effort to restoring her health. Mrs. Bertha Allen Woodard of Tyler is in the city and is a guest of her cousin, Mrs. J. L. Penticost. 112 North Helferton Circle. Take a 10-min chance on the 500.00 Bridge Lamp, given away by the Priscilla Art Club at their Charity Valentine Profile, Hollow High, Hch. Mr. Joseph Allen, 5180 Caddo H. is interesting after having been announced for part-time days. MR. AND MRS. LANE ENTERTAIN HONORING MR. AND MRS. JOHN FIELDING Mr. and Mrs. J. Lane entertained with a dance, on Monday night, Jan. 19 from 11 p. m., to 2 a.m., announcing the marriage of Mr. John A birthday marry aloned at Misa Bacha. Husband of Gill Watt, who was married by all, Mr. C. Mita and Mrs. Mignon were the bride and groom, was churned by Mr. B. TANG. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS: Take a 10 cent chance on the our old Bridge Lamp given away by the Priscilla Art Club as their of a charity. Valentine Frolle, Holler Bink, Feb. 5th. Mr. J. G. Olpson of Chicago is in the all-way visiting his Uncle and that Shannon and Mrs. M. Hart A dinner was given by Mrs. A. J. Shannon in his honor. January 24, 1935. Pour course were stayed 16 ten people, which the evening was given to said playing till the two hours of the morning. Take a 10 cent chance on the $50.00 Bridge Lamp, given away by the Priscilla Art Club. The Charity Valentine Frolle, Holler Bink, Feb. 5th. The Tribe of Judea was really entertained in the residence of Mrs. M. Harler, a nice crowd was present and enjoyed the game introduced by Mrs. Jaker Refreshments the service. In Loving Memory of S. W. Jan. 27, 1923 Twas just two years ago you went to the best place it was for the best. But daddy dear you are never for gotten. The old days, hild in memory. Are still a part of my life that I would be so much would you beherald? Are you nurtured up, with so your name so often I utter Your name so often I utter Your name so often I utter Your name so often I utter I must hear my heart is never my thoughts and my bravery my thoughts and my bravery And, thus I wonder, and wish for you more art. W. W. JOHNSON, W. W. JOHNSON, Jr. Dallas, Texas. Take a 10 ceil heat session. Take a 10 ceil heat session. Take a 10 ceil heat session. The Friiden Art. Gallery. The Friiden Art. Gallery. The Friiden Art. Gallery. Mrs. Johns Entertained Before Leaving for Detroit Madam Marie Johns was honor guest to Mrs. Weary Young who was hostess to a dinner party, 4607 Ross Avenue, which was an elaberate affair last Saturday evening. Madam Johns departed for her home in Detroit, Mich., last Sunday evening. Her many friends and acguaintances regret her departure. On last Thursday evening, Mr. and M. George T. and Ann W. honor of Mrs. T. Harper a mum bus of their friends at their gate, the home, Hed Harper street, The Che evening was spent in guessing Rink games, which was enjoyed by all, the Bachelor, the Master, the Doctor, St. Stephen and Grace Gray. He was a graduate of the University Bachelor in honor of his Grace Bachelor in honor of his Grace Mr. Knox, Mr. Hopkins, Hopkins, Hopkins which every one enjoyed - to the extent of all left享受 the house with all left享受 the house CARD OF THANKS CARD OF THANKS "We take this time of expressing our deepest appreciation, to our neighbors and friends for their generosity and our devotion during our bereavement. In math of our death, we are grateful to our Smith. We are especially thank those of our friends for each memory. Sympathize the really yours." — HENRY SMITH, Daughter. — HENRY SMITH, Daughter. — HENRY SMITH, Daughter. — Nice. In Memory of Mrs. Stella Williams Who .. Departed This Life Jan. 22, 1924 He could ask we will not say, "That they should she'll just awake from the sleep of the hand." She would into an unknown shaw. He dreamed she would very fair. He must be beast the linger there. Birded. Mr. Seyr-Williams 'Harbard' Mrs. Ophelias Williams, Mother. Mr. Ophelias Williams, Mother. DELANDES OFFICIATED SIMPLE SERVICE MARKS THE END OF THE PYTHON HONORS. Following an illness, or almost six months duration, Hermann Benth was admitted to the 844-266 Benth-street, office of the PYTHON HONORS. Witness was a victim of intimet problems that a later date reported. Mr. Smith was born September 18, 1852 at Aplema, Apt. 800, Lake邑市, New York, USA. His home was the best place for him to establish a cause to Pallas about 25 years ago, where he resided until 1860. He was born in 1860, and the church, to connect himself with the church and thus he joined the Free Will Baptist church at Hall and Church of the Free Will, and was born in 1861. Mr. Cecilia Weathers and as a chicman of this wooning on June 19, 1824, they were happily married. The boy was born in 1861, the marriage with a member of the church, with free Baptist church and joined St. Paul. He was born in 1862, and his wife, belonged and here his membership remained until death. Mr. Charles had a close member of the church, whose auspices are the body was interred. Mr. Cecilia Smith, a brother Henry and a niece and many other relatives. Funeral 常務者 were at the time of the Service. Mr. S. Jacinto, Sunday evening, Jan. 18. Services were held here on account of the death of the family. In reaching the Community House where members of St. Paul church are now shopping until the completion of the new church. The services were conducted by Rev. G. A. Delandes, pastor. Take a 10 cent chance on the $50.00 Bridge Lamp, given away by the Presitella Art Club at their home store, and the Presitella Rally, $6th. Rally, $7th. Rally, $8th. Rally, $9th. Rally, $10th. Rally, $11th. Rally, $12th. Rally, $13th. Rally, $14th. Rally, $15th. Rally, $16th. Rally, $17th. Rally, $18th. Rally, $19th. Rally, $20th. Rally, $21st. Rally, $22nd. Rally, $23rd. Rally, $24th. Rally, $25th. Rally, $26th. Rally, $27th. Rally, $28th. Rally, $29th. Rally, $30th. Rally, $31st. Rally, $32nd. Rally, $33rd. Rally, $34th. Rally, $35th. Rally, $36th. Rally, $37th. Rally, $38th. Rally, $39th. Rally, $40th. Rally, $41st. Rally, $42nd. Rally, $43rd. Rally, $44th. Rally, $45th. Rally, $46th. Rally, $47th. Rally, $48th. Rally, $49th. Rally, $50th. Rally, $51st. Rally, $52nd. Rally, $53rd. Rally, $54th. Rally, $55th. Rally, $56th. Rally, $57th. Rally, $58th. Rally, $59th. Rally, $60th. Rally, $61st. Rally, $62nd. Rally, $63rd. Rally, $64th. Rally, $65th. Rally, $66th. Rally, $67th. Rally, $68th. Rally, $69th. Rally, $70th. Rally, $71st. Rally, $72nd. Rally, $73rd. Rally, $74th. Rally, $75th. Rally, $76th. Rally, $77th. Rally, $78th. Rally, $79th. Rally, $80th. Rally, $81st. Rally, $82nd. Rally, $83rd. Rally, $84th. Rally, $85th. Rally, $86th. Rally, $87th. Rally, $ THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1925 SOCIETY & CLUBS THE COMMENCED ER WASHINGTON IN THE SAINT J SUNDAY, JANUAI The Faculty of the Baker ington High School and memb If your subscription has not been renewed your paper will be stopped after this issue. True Vina Raphael Church—In public treatment weather services were set up in the 1980s. There was a new new building at the 11th O'Leak hour, and services at the 11th O'Leak hour. The poster was a popular guide for the theme for the morning service. The "Desire of God Presence" was a "Spiritual" show. The group was at its bottom in the second program was redeemed in the 11th O'Leak hour, by group of 11. M. M. Mishra, Mr. H. H. Westbrook, reporter. Take a 10 cent chance on the $50.00 Bridge Lamp—even away by the Priscilla Art Club, at the Charity Valentine "Folie. Roller Hink, Feb. 20th. PHISCLILLA ART CLUB Mr. C. F. Starks, 1716 Allen St., entered the Priscilla Art Club Tuesday evening. In a very interesting event, the group wasaczed selling tickets of "chances" and of admission for the Annual Advertising of the World. Hink is evening of February 9th. The dies expressed regrets when Mrs. Evans made known her intention of being born. The last event was in Fort Worth. This being a regular work evening the members were accurately surprised by the hopeless interest in the service. The group was a new event at the "Evans, A. A. H. Thomas" event that was next week. Take a 10 cent chance on the $50.00 Bridge Lamp, z(own away by the Priscilla Art Club, at the Charity Valentine "Folie, Roller Hink, Feb. 20th. The Gold Fish Club met at the home of the president Mrs. J. Wilson 2114 Washington Ave. Quite a few members were absent, however, we discussed some interesting business and also our fashion Revue. We hope to present to Dallas one of the most stunning fashion Revues it has seen for some time. Refreshments consisting of candy gum, cigarettes, etc. were served by the host, Mrs. James Brown 2015 Thomas Ave. Our next meeting will be at the home of Miss Willie Bell 225 No. Centrat Feb. 12, 2022. Junior Steward Board met at their usual meeting place and has been held for Feb. 12 at St. James A. M. E Temple, Young Men's Day, New York City, and the following time is enthused over the plans for our Special Sunday. Take up 10 cent chance on the 2020 Bridge Lamp, given away by the Piscilla Art Club at their Charity Valentine Vrolling Holder Rink, Feb. 20th. Ladies Redoug, Circle — Friday. Jan 16th nested ladies were present. Mr. V. V. Stewart — Each for shouldn't go to the quotation from Coverset E'Bont's President's letter. ary Digest was conducted by Miss Stewart. Mr. G. G. Bled, the book, accepted for this term's study, Chap. I was conducted by Mrs. J. C. Mr. P. P. of next month — Mrs. M. M. Mr. L. L. L. Mr. G. G. Bled, the magazine was conducted by Miss A. M. G. Mr. G. G. Bled, the public was conducted by Miss M. M. Tismans. Mrs. P. P. of the Club was a National Club of Clubs was a National Club of Clubs was a National Club of Clubs was a The club adorned to meet Fri. The Club adorned to meet Fri. Mrs. E'Bella Abington, Prea Lillian M. Tucker, Reporter. Take a 10 cent chance on the 2020 Bridge Lamp, given away by the Piscilla Art Club at their Charity Valentine Vrolling Holder Rink, Feb. 20th. **DIDLE WILD SOCIAL CLUB—HIDE** Idle Wild Social Club will meet February 2, 1995: at Mr. Gaine's Tailor Shop, central avenue THE COMMENCEMENT SERMON OF THE BOOKER WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL WAS HELD IN THE SAINT JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH ON SUNDAY, JANUARY 25, 1925, AT 11 A. M. SCHEDULE FOR ENROLLING PUPILS FOR THE SECOND TERM AT BOOKER WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL The Faculty of the Bocker Washington High School and members of the student body, as well as students and aboarders, surrounded by a large number of the student body, parents and faculty, inspired and helped by a wonderful and convivial form delivered by the students. Abhition. He impressed upon the minds of the youth there gather, the pride of Peace, Christ, who entered the Peace counsel until he entered upward. Monday, February 2 9 a.m. 11/2 Monday, Feb. 2, 10:40 a.m. LA Monday, Feb. 2, 1 p.m. 11/2 a.m., Feb. 2, 2:30 p.m., 11/4 Tuesday, Feb. 2, 9 a.m., 11/12 Wednesday, Feb. 3, 10:30 a.m., 11/2 a.m., Feb. 3, 2:30 p.m., 11/4ว. Prticipar Joseph J. Hedges, division of pupil in an assembly, New York, NY, to Rebor-to the work of the author. Rebor was the group designated and the name of the book was the first words and words of the books. All the LA pupils were requested to bring the text (sentence and Theme by Ward); this being the new text to be used in English for those classes. Re-Turkey announced that Miss CLAR CENTER LIBRARY wishes to announce that her books are still open with latest copies of Dallas Express, Crisis Literacy Digest and many other interesting messages. A recent gift of $15.85 from Mrs. Burtson of Sweetwater has been invested in books by Negro authors, a list of which will appear later. Our only tea for use of books and maxa-zines will be prompt return and careful use. MHR C. I. BOSWELL Take a 10� end chance on the $20.00 Bridge Loop, give the way to the Priscilla Art Club at their Charity Valentine's Foolie Roller, Hink, Feb. 9th THE BOW AND IVORES CLUB met with Mrs. Nona Vaulme Fluch, 3712 Hall steaks Wednesday, June 27, 1972—business meeting was held and, very important topics were discussed now members were added to the roll. The meeting was held in night, night and games were enjoyed by all after which a delightful menu was served by the hostess. A show was held at the Clube Monday. It's January 15 for Mr. and Mrs. H. Jackson, newly weds and members of the Club, their marriage being made to the 15th month of the present. The bride of the bride by members of the club. The next meeting will be held with Dr. C. Foster. Take a 10 cent chance on the $55.00 Bridge Lamp, given away by the�elise.com Art Club at their Charity Valentine's Prole, Holler Rink, Feb. 9th. GEM CHARITY AND ART CLUB did not have their regular meeting Jan. 15 owing to the indemnity of the weather so Mrs Van Clark's 500 number street. Theally Plage will host hostess Feb. Wembers will be held on many members as possible present. Mrs. Mr. M. Shackles, President; Mrs. M. Hurgie, Reporter. THE HAPPY GOLD LUCK SO-CLUB ME at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Plagued. Tutoring at the street. The meeting was called to order by the president each member responding with quotations and the choir, sang athens and hymns appropriate for the occasion appropriate for the occasion. Principal J. J. Thorne mentioned Principal J. J. Thorne mentioned companion of christian students who had thought to impress them with his thought to impress them with the all important factor in their all important factor in their customary for these students. It is customary for the faculty of the faculty of the faculty of the factor in the lives of those who factor in the lives of those who About fifty or more ladies (beautiful women) were invited to a reception with this wonderful cake. Mrs. Homer Holler, State Treasurer of the state, presented the cake to the club. The installation was grand. Mrs. Holler for the grateful and exquisite present were elated over the affair. Cale and his choreographer were served. LA FRANCE SOCIAL CLUB met at the home of Mrs. H. Chandler, matriarch of business each member responded to roll call with a quotation. concluded a delicious meal with their several homes. The next meeting took place at the Parker. 262 Cochran street, Jan. Mrs. W. L. Hutchison, Treasurer. EVENING CHAPEL C. M. E. MONEY WORN AS BADGE CHURCH-Money worn as badges. Fivey men loading the band and at St. Mary's Church in C. W. Church at St. Mary's Church in C. W. Church goal in this campaign for new members. In the campaign, Tenn. in D. D. of Jackson, Tenn. will in D. D. of Jackson, Tenn. will both a 10-cent chance, Public invited. Take a 10-cent chance on the Amp, amped, given away by the Frienship. Charlie Vakentine, Froster,肋 UNDER THE SPREADING ANTLERS. On Thursday night last night, their regular meeting, the Elks of John F. Marke-memorial" Lodge were surprised to. Given that there were a group of Visiting Brother lifts and Visitor Elks in town and they were glad to extend a hearty welcome to them. Regular business was put aside and these Elks in the persons of Hill and Sister Marks. Hill and Sister Markets were widely. Hill and Sister Rivers. Hill Federation were invited to test where refreshments were served and a very pleasant evening was spent. These visiting Elks are all members of the "Broadway Rastia Company," coming from Chicago, New York and Florida. Other members of this company who are seeking the realms of Eldom are, Mr. John Henderson of Indianapolis, Miss Ives Rees of New York and Miss Me Diggs of New Orleans, La. The Tillies of Duluth hope that the city will soon be clean up white in their cities. This is a 10 comeback on the Tillies, a team that has won 10 of their 11 games. Charity, Vafine Frohle, Holler and Tillies will be on the field for the Tillies. Most at least 5 feet, 4 inches in height. Have a little money to invest. Have a condom one child. Must have a condom placed on his/her chest. (1989) (60) (60) (60) (60) 娶 a resident partner without a resident partner. (1989) Have a full 60 life and a life of opportunity and this will qualify him for his marriage. He must be legally married his wife. He must be 25 years old. No Jill Bain Jr. for his money, but a Jill Bain Jr. for his money, but a particular for a mini WINDOW, Dallas Express. 1-3-13 WARNING TO RACE PEOPLE Don't take the wrong package. We're going to make sure your patient's Skin Whitener Preparations, be sure you get them. Don't let the kid hurt you the way Dr. Fred Palmer hundreds of people have been deceived, just because they failed to pay Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener initial Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener proven their merit, and when you buy them you know you are getting the right package. Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener Preparations, and take no substitute. For sale by your patient. Demanded by race people. Free samples will be sent if you write to the Patient Care Dept. W. I., Atlanta, (G), and enclose it for postage. (A.A.) FLOWERS LOSES TO DELANEY IN MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. New York, Jan. 16. Castellanos apprehended by What critics caused the downfall of Prince Flynn, one of the most spontaneous and ambitious Lakers built-up fighters in the history of the NBA. Flowers last to Delaney was the K.O. Route to exactly 47 seconds after the opening of the second round. Flowers up to that time, a veritable fury of unleashed ferocity and vengeance, fighting for the chance to get into big money circles and meet Greb, whom, he know she can pick, dropped his guard temporarily for a moment during the second-round. He had been bilingup points, galore, and the huge stadium crowded to its full capacity of 14,000 aparents, high-fearful rocking with the cheer which accompanied his wonderful exhibition that then came the end. Delany, who shattered the hopes of Paul Berlenbach with one well-timed punch, confidently knows that he had no chance to cope with flowers' speed and awareness. He knew that some of later, the A sudden shifting of position, a right swing with that peculiar motion which reaches his head of fort. Delaney stepped in. Flowers sensed the coming of the punch. But too late for even his amazing speed to carry him out of danger. Flush on the Bolton that terrific right landed Down to the floor when Flowers. The home stadium was silent, stunned with the sudden reversal of form. The fight had taken four-minute cycle in his pitt. But position with nothing between him an oblivion but his stunness. Flowers cried back to arise. But it was of no use. Delaney's home destroying right had landed solidly, and when it landed, had paralyzed Flowers. Flowers was still trying to rise when the fatal count of ten ended the fight and sent him back to the ranks of the miners. There to again start on his home hard and devious journey towards fame and fortune. Up to the time of the first ball, the team was led by Dan Gundel. Joe Johnson and Dan Gundel. Joe Johnson and Dan Gundel. The team's probabilistic fielder was the first to generate power to stop his ball. He was the first to time that the light ended so tragically at 2:30 and I were gone at 2:30 and I were gone at 2:30. in the semi-Italian Larry Kettle starring of Harriet's hardship and dis- satisfaction. Charles Mason of Newark, Mich. chose the son one knew, where he was In the other fight, Bob Lawson divated Moscow Hall of Justice for the first time. Since the cooled high school statewide dire call to the Hartman but not St. Louis, we have played nine games with all of our colored high school teams and all of our colored high school teams were over Fortune West-college. Quinn's goal was three times plus goal to threaten a touchdown. We from coiled up the team the year ago to find a few more goals. Houston and the flying freshman from coiled up the team the year ago to find a few more goals. Houston and the flying freshman from coiled up the team the year ago to find a few more goals. Even the little yellow, Taffy. Even the little yellow, Taffy. Even the little yellow, Taffy. Even the little yellow, Taffy. Contracted Cold at a Billy Sunday Revival Developed Into Systemic Catarrh Recommends PE-RU-NA Mr. A. R. Wilson LaFollette, Tenn. The letter written a short time ago led to a request for a catering team, brings more direct evidence of the value of Pe-ru-nai in the treatment of cataract disease. Billy Sunday's great revival at attending Billy Sunday's February 2007 catering contract a cold which he had to system. I have taken only three bottles of Pe-ru-nai and feel like a cataract patient as well as a great cataract remedy." To attempt to estimate the thousands who, in the last half century, have had their cataracts treated, the master of Pe-ru-nai would be worse than that. The number in a cataract treatment is the nearest dealer to Pe-ru-nai in both tablet and liquid form. Insist on a cataract treatment for cataracts. is one of the smartest, for that is one of the most high school names is, he used in a group of students Murray, in coming to Houston next year. I think it does any history for in the backfield, such as Locks and the Hitch, David, and Murray school stars in the state of Texas and the State of Texas. These will get valuable pieces of the law. Watch me go with Murray this talk for the time to get Murray right. Houston has been to have Oh boy Houston has had a specialized for three years has had two played two-digit games and also only two in three years. We have been well known that he has been smarted and he has been time and that was by the star He is going to try to love you teritory this fall. Look out. When Dudley and Fort Worth Joe Gans Stands Off Delaney. Wilkes-Derrick Tg. John, 26 Jack Delaney, white, the boy who knows about the Tiger of Atlanta, in New York Friday night, isn't all that he is cracked up to be, and I am so excited to see you and I am so excited to see you stand the white boy off the night and go out of the Jovian night disagreed. Thereby having the bigs a common sense the virilist in the Jonathan Pier work, tightening punishing power, punching the same things over and over. He was dressed by the fashion of the 1960s, but he did. He did. He did. He did. He did. He did. And if in evidence that when he dressed in a certain flavor, these dressed in a certain flavor, these THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY Publisher Correspondence Between The Authorities of the Two Schools Howard Adams for Highest Ethical Standards Washington, D.C. Jan. 28—Additional Correspondence regarding the Homelanding football epidemic was given out by the authorities of Howard University today. This correspondence includes reply of "Dear George Johnson, Equity Representative of the Lincoln University's Athletic Club" Dear and Down of the College Department of Lincoln University, is a letter sent to him under date of January 7th by the authorities of Howard University. Dear John D.H. Letter follows: Lincoln University, Pa. January 8, 1975 Dr. Emmett J. Scott Business Manager Board of Advisors Control Movera University. Washington, D.C. My dear Dr. Emmett, I answer to your letter of January 7th as to whether she is a member of the football game between Lincoln and Howard next. Thankgiving Day is to stand I would reply that to the best of my knowledge. I will stand, since it is not out of police in response to the effects of a force made up of complied valid. At the same time, since Howard has withdrawn from the C. A. A. and since the contract continued, he has the responsibility of the 2-3-4 A.A. should like to inquire whether Howard regulated this code, and if so, what code is the code for the workplace of the personally in an amazing life, many inquiries, concerning the matter, if you would give me a direct categorical reply to this question. Very truly, I have been to the School of (Signed) George Johnson. Dean of the College Dr. Scott L. Unnecessary Manager of the Board of Athletes Control of Howard University's Response to their Job and the following communication: Washing On. D. C. January 22, 1925 Dean Johnson's letter sent the following representative: J. John W. A. A. John Johnson, 7th My dear, Ethan Johnson, I have your letter of January 26th. It is pleasing to all of us here that Howard's and Lincoln's athletic relations are to continue. We particularly appreciate the fine spirit you have shown in this whole matter. "Please permit me to say that it is the sense of our Board of Athletic Control that Howard's withdrawal from the C. I. A.A. does not alter our commitment to the observance of the highest ethical principles of Intercollegiate competition, but of both the law and the effect of her contractual agreement. Section A of our contract will be kept. Our withdrawal from the C. I. A.A. was because of the unfulness of origin,เจกคล้อง, the Association's compromise effected at the conference. May 16, 1924. "It is water that has already passed under the holiday to refer to the fact that even in our contract with Lincoln, Article 5 made it clear that it was our understanding that the 1924 and 1926 tool bill comes would be played out." The proposed and made clear by the compromise agreement of May 10, 1924. "We have not as yet published our schedule waiting a final word from you. We are envious to do so." Very truly yours, (Bigged) Emmerdorf J. Booth Honorary Member Board of Athletic Control Howard University The above exchange of communi- cation with the State Department of beth seem to indicate that the hundredly be played next Fall as which has given its support to the State Department of Education event. Texas Towns WASHINGTON. Miss C. Neddell wrote that she had been a 1940 clock. Funeral service held Sunday afternoon at 11:40 a.m. Sunday afternoon at 11:40 a.m. In Funeral Cemetery, Mortuary in Funeral Cemetery, Mortuary and funerals of Mercy of Dena- tian, Mrs. P. W. C. Code of Dena- tian, drive, Mrs. P. W. C. Code of Dena- tian, best mother, Mrs. Dora John- son. Nick Mrs. Sam Price, and Mrs. Flowers of E. Jefferson St. Miss Ollie. Weeks made a flying trip to Dallas Saturday on business. Mrs. Cassie Jackson of E. Main St. is out again after a few days in illness. Mr. Grant Ward and Mr. Poe who has been stopping with Mrs. Miss Penn on E. Main St. left Monday morning for Brownwood. Texas. The missionary ladies of Cottrell Chapel C. M. E. Church held their missionary meeting at the residence of Mrs. Jones Ward, 209 Murdock St. Monday evening at 4 o'clock. After the business session the members were served cake and fruit. Mrs. Deb. Johnson, president; Mrs. Mary E. Ward secretary. The Royal Art Class—net-west museum. After the business season, new. See Mr. Joe Murray "University and Business" after the business season. **AKA:** Mr. Liz Talmim, and Mr. Tom Ward want to Washington Court House. The many friends of this young people with love for her, he is a friend of the young people in Washington Court House. Mr. Amy has a friend in Washington Court House. On the slate list the every Mr. B. Williams and Mr. M. J. Williams will be visiting relatives in Honolulu and visiting relatives in Honolulu and visiting relatives in Honolulu. Mr. Mrs. Viola Morris and husband arrived Saturday, from Pennington,ا. to attend her sister's funeral. Mrs. Laura McKinley who died last day, but her sister was buried on Wednesday, Mrs. Mary Puch rhorton, to Jasper on business Monday with Mr. Roy Peckins. BHADY — Services were good as the M. E. Church Rev. C. H. Hamilton filled his pulpit Sunday 11:11 w/week and, breached, wrought. Moments torn to Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Williams a baby girl. The man torn convention gives the teachers for the benefit of the school was a joyful affair. Mr. and Mrs. are doing the after an event for the barclays arm. Mr. Ernest Thoth was married to Miss Verma. The 2004 Monday evening also Johnny Jones to Miss Anna Mian. Rev. Mrs. Henry Conley. Mrs. M. Henry Taylor. Mrs. Thomas Hubert and Mrs. Thomas Mills THE NATIONAL STUDIOS America's finest Kohl's Publishers and Photographers Continues Training Continues Training Restorative Stamped Restorative Stamped BIOGRAPHY OF JOHN A. KOLE PEOPLES MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION WHEN IN NEED OF THE RIGHT KIND OF PROTECTION AND SAVING. SEEK THE DUNCAN— Mrs Noris Berry left for Texas where she will spend a short while with parents and her daughters. Mrs. Iron—Thomas—entertained the Patrons' Tull Naturalist in her own place. The full and ever-one staff, disclosing Mrs. Thomas—of head boosters. There was a birthday party at Mrs. Iron—on Giving in-home of her husband, Mr. James Boston. Hey, Jesus Jones has returned from his family. She said he has been here for five years. She has been visiting in Texas Mrs. Hinesy—Hick was called to Tarrleville on the 29th as she her sister/daughter was very ill. Mrs. Hinesy returned Sunday and reports her improving Mr. Don Wright's wife and three others came in from Alive Friday. The first is a spring send-up Mrs. Hinesy. Refugees welcomed morning evenings with music at the Union Carte Sunday. Mr. Robert Marlin accompanied his step-son and daughter to Texas last Monday. Quire a few of the people who ten last summer are coming in again. Welcome all home. The Mission side was seen cleaning the parade and their pastor Rev. McNair. Austin, Texas. Jan. 31—Students are watching earnestly the advancement of First, Johnson and his best as they are writing the Nom Inquisition slide. Tennis Court and market Hall Fields. We think of the approaching Spring. These beautiful days of sunshine. Hey T. "Redding" father of Miss V. V. Hiedig's teacher of Pianoforte, visited the Institution this week, also Rev. Hater of the First Baptist church of the city. Miss M. E. Ilyars Commercial teacher made a week and visit to her home. Ann Antonio. We were visited by Mrs. F. J. Byars, mother of Miss R. R. This brother and Miss Banks, a friend, all of San Antonio, motored over to see us last Sunday. The boys of the Piano Tuning Department are doing nicely under Prof. Scott's Instruction. The staging of the Oral Duaf class of folk songs in the Holland Sistent Literary Society was very good. bipartisan interpersonal socialization department was vetted socially the sured—experimental. On Tuesday, the department dispatched by Mrs. O. Dugard to the department to work—Kevin and Jan. a compulsory present and admitted the dept. Dugard. Jan. was taken the ranks of the deplois- sionary. Philadelphia, Pa. Jan 21 — As the start of a service against persons who are imposing on world war veterans by-revolving them's fees for bonus applications blanks and for the fittile in of such applications, Napoleon B. Ellis, of Lowesford Street near Thirteenth was held until 11,900 bach for court when unannounced at the United States Commissioner at the Federal Building here Friday. He was arrested by the assistant chief of the Department of Justice in this city. Kills who is a graduate of a college in Alabama, and who now operates a printing establishment at the same address, charged war veterans for the applications. Morrisonous打印者 CO-ONLINE PHILIP HIRB In the older days folks used to say, "I've a misery I have back!" And they were reliably by gut in a Red Cross Kidney Plaster. You too, will mice play, trepidate relieves muscles, gritches, and pain, and gets artic body. Red Cross Kidney Plaster Ak your despair for the disease with the Red Cross Johnny Johnson N.Y., U.S.A. Rheumatism Can Be Treated at Home No change of climate is necessary in treating rheumatism with Mrs. Summers' popular house method, Chronium, popular house method, Chronium, hambag and sponge bath, and specially relief from these fortunes after trying Chronium, which aids nature in healing and tending up the year. Ask your dreggit, or send for FREE TRIAL of Mrs. Summers' Chronium, useful information by addressing Pho. Medical Co. Box K, South Belfast, Belfast, IA. Phone H-2237 F. D. PRO GENERAL CO. ```markdown ``` A big state does not fully describe the offers that are being made down at A SWARTZS Dry Goods Store on the corner of Leon and Trinidad street. "A Big Live Away" would be more like it because he is surely giving things away. His has more bur�ing time, that he said has feathers and he is going to get off of him, like in birth, abiding time. Polka don't miss this great chance because it is surely worth your going down there and it is close to you. He will be a good traffic to be. He is bored with Courteous Treatment—and satisfactory service is the outstanding feature of the day. He is great that you can buy the time of dry goods. Don't forget the time, the use and place. January 29th at 9:29 a.m. at A. SWALDING, as good status. This is the time to go to SMASTING, BACHIPLING DAY of SMASTING. I see my old friend, Joe Williamson has a great food. He is with a circular, stating that he is ready to work. He means later to your stay so why not, realize in fact that you can get what you want there. The Couples Mutual-I-I-I-I Association is still offering some of the best insurance that can be found in the past of the country. The claims are better could only be new business is rolling in. Polka may not get in on this and not. What about sickness that, and death in the life of the world? What is the best plan for the ten agents at once because so many people are realizing the need of good insurance and he needs more. What about the women to help him take care of them. Mr. Ashford informs me that he has a few shipment of the latest records on hand and tells me that he has been using some good music and singing and the invites the public in to hear them any time. His address will be found in this section of the paper. I see "Pay's" Eat Shop is still packing them in three times a day. Those meals are sure good and the grids is light so why worry about what and where you are going to eat your next meal? Mr. Anderson tells me that it is no use to worry about new-sponge clothes when you can bring those last years to go to him and he will make them look like new and even you will not know them from now. He has a cleaning system that is hard to beat. "Ray is with Photographs" seems to be the motto of the National Studio because they are turning Majestic SPECIAL COLORED BALCONY NOW OPEN EVERY NIGHT ADULTS ALL SEATS 35c 15c FOR CHILDREN VAUDEVILLE SONG FRANCE COMEDY FEATURE PHOTOPLAYS CLASSIFIED "ADS" AGENTS WANTED - Make 1929 AGENTS WANTED - Make 1929 style show and moving directing to style show and moving directing to porter Nate Co. Hunger, Main AGENTS WANTED - White POPE FOR SAMPLES, Sell Madison, Main AGENTS WANTED - large jersey direct to large jersey direct to woolly and woolly, Mary garment co. 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DOYLE PHYSICIAN AND BUGSION MID-T-2 Commerce Street Office Hours 14 a.m. to 12 a.m. $ to 8 a.m. and 10 b. p. M. Office Phone: X-5050 Res. Phone: X-5028 4-11-2 W. H. MILLMAN, M. D. Physician H-7244; Rem. H-1438 L. O. PINCENTKIN, M. D. Office Phone: X-5050 Res. H-4018 1496. M. MILLMAN, PHYSICIAN Physician and Nurse M. MILLMAN, Sanitarium One Hall and Ware St. Duffield Trace FREE A BEAUTIFUL GIFT TO ALL, READERS DALLAS EXPRESS RUSH YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS New York, City LENOX CO. 124 S. 120TH ST. Pluke HAIR DRESSING AT DEALERS EVERYWHERE PREPARED ONLY BY The Pluko Co. MEMPHIS, TENN. The beautiful satiny black hair, which always seems so smooth and glistening and that so much to do with the applause and the chants of Mistress, is the perfect way to complement the regular use of Plika, the delightfully performed preparation, which so many thousands of our men and women are - now using to dress up. When asked about her beautiful hair, Miss Snow said: "No, indeed. I have not always had long, straight hair. I have just as much trouble with my hair and scrape as any one of our group, but I don't mind it. My hair is always smooth, smooth and easy to dress, my way is walk." Texas Towns MARSHALK - Mr. Smith, one of Marshalt's leading citizens had a paralytic stroke; he is doing very well under the strain, Mr. Stephen Edward, who has been down for some time is improving very rapidly. Mr. Columbus Austin, an industrious young man in improving at his father's, Mr. Alvin-Aguilar. Mr. Colby Austin remains very sick. Mr. Colby's mother does not improve very fast. Rev. Dokes improves very well. James in the city is able to be up and about. One father John H. Hudson. The critically ill-at the home in Western portion of the city Prof. W. Alexander is on the side last. Mr. Allen-Simpson is improving Mr. W. H. Jackson is able to be out. Mrs. Dods Summary is making rapid improvement. Pay you for the before Jan. 31 Household of Ruth-No. 581 that the installation of office-restaurant has after the in-station of P. F. Deanna G. A. in the city of Women and a good qualified set of officers. MEMHAN MR. Treose Hatcher is visiting an Ardmore, Mrs. Gertrude Whakes is, lack that, to the same place. He was at the same time of the Monkings. Mezzan. Geo. and silas Johnson will assume managerial position with the same name. Misses A., J., Irwin, formerly of the city and 12 V. Down, formerly of the White House, and the city, and are in the city holding forth at Holiness church, singing the "St. John's" and "St. Thomas" and "St. Paul's" residences. Our Mr. J. K. Kinsley, formerly of the Redwoods with the same name and event from here accepted a District Man- ation with Universal Life Insurance, 2000, and was the first of the three. Tonn has been transferred to St. Louis District effective 16th the race's best taurane young the race, and Mr. H. D. Allen the race has beenaczed by the Miss Hassel Gordon, one of our leading young ladies died 21st inst. the race has been at Pecan Shirred 21th in Penal at the Pecan Chapel. A the race has been at the church of the pastor at the King's of North Episcopal District the race is the home of the State of M. Parnell and M. N. Milligan, Prof. the race is the home of the first principal The race is the home of the first principal James Fitter free read resolutions the best of her class of Junte high college and the best of the best of the the school of Miss Thalma I. the girls and will be the most were the most beautiful florais. Mr. A. and the most beautiful of the school the most beautiful of the school Washington and Elavra Mr. Mitle Tennyson; Meas. Hasson; H. H. The Fannie Shadock of White rising Mrs. Ann Hadly this time. Parrilla is coconvulsive, and she is a very strong woman. She attended 21st inst. at Indianapolis, and 22nd inst. at Indianapolis. She attended the funeral and charge day. Dr. Dee will with some bones on them, and with some flowers on them, and with some anointment, anoint into body. WITH TREY — Rev. Wilson filled the pullet in the hamburger of Rev. Bunners— our pastor who called to attend a funeral Rev. Wilson proached an able sermon from the 8th chapter of Isaiah. Sunday School was well attended at both churches. Mr. Armor O'Neal and A. J. Stare of High School are in the city visiting Mr. J. H. McFarland and other relatives. Mrs. Rev. Wright, later and some young men attended from Clifton. Sunday visit in Mrs. P. A. McFarland and Mrs. B. Stare, Mrs. Willie Craver Has turned from Ramford, where she sat in a few days with her nine. Mrs. Marsh and Mr. C. Reed was in the morning last Monday. Master Donor T. Watkin is here visiting his mother/Mrs. Anna Hrause. Mr. Mifemetta Thomas is in Whitney's visiting her mother Mrs. E. Swanson. Mr. Kidd Grant, Mrs. Ian Alexander and Mrs. Mrs. Purple Farley, Miss Harley Grant of Tear-in with visitors here Sunday List, Mrs. Jamie Adams, Mrs. Todd Daniels, Little John L.W. Williams, Mr. A. M. W. Mrs. James Deindict much better. The Dallas Express is a fast action. Find it at Mrs. F. A. McIntyre's the reporter. LAMPANS—Sunday was a big day at the M. E. church. Rev. S. E. Blackwell, D. D. P. E. held his last quarterly conference. Mrs. John Morning message from Prov. 422 using as a theme of the heart, the good Freuding 23rd preached a great sermon. Total collection during the quickest day in the city of D. D. P. E. was 14. The M. E. church at 8 p.m. from Lake 422 Rev. A. W. Wills and members of New Hope Baptist church worshipped at the A. M. K. E. our Sunday churchlight Rev. Willis delivered a powerful sermon from Matt 22-42. Everybody is impressed with the sweet spirit that is now existing among the churches in this place. All looking forward to being the first in the church last year. February 1st at the A. M. E. church Sunday, February 1st, Rev. Mrs. A. W. Williams of Perrie, Texas, will reach each night by not falling away the other. The new Texas Baptist Church Deford, Rich Inc., Rev. S. Baker, Mrs. Yannie Perkins and Mrs. Georgia Smith. Please save a ticket for your Express. GAUSS — Services at Mt. Tabart haptist Church were well attended at Sunday. New Scott passed reached a three-click sermon; we all had to acknowledge powerful Mr. Jimnie Turner, with and stepdaughter, Mrs. Laura R. Ares worshipped at Mt. Tabart with family worshiped at Mt. To For yesterday, Rev. Hailard, Preaching side of the Cameron District, changed to be in Cause. RAIUY and Sunday making a survey of his work and worshipped at Mt. Tabart. The Heverend made some whole-some remarks. Mrs. E. Washington was able to attend church Sunday. Mrs. Malissa Curry was in town Saturday. Mr. Ed Lawson was in town Saturday. Mrs. Chaudie Ales bought a copy of the Express Battery evening, also her state Mr. Eater Swain bought a copy Mr. E. Thompson's four year old baby fell against a hot heater which made ugly sores on its forehead. and Professor Seay and his faculty who were all present. GHRENNVILLE — Mr. Weaver, William of Leesburg, Texas, stopped in the city on route to Cullins, from Dixson, Texas, in the city visiting the city. Mrs. Leesburg, who is the first to go to the city when he went to the city next week, and with her sister, Mrs. Neil Garene and Mrs. Haskles, the two^{\circ} G. W. G. and Miss Foreddin. Gsums and Crigger spent Sunday with their children and the other family. In the twink of Mr. G. W. G. and Mr. Mary, they were doing a few first. Mr. Mary died, at the age of 14, and the children of the city are on the upward move. Levy J. G. and Mr. Mary were at the age of 14. The barlett, pastor of New Jerusalem Baptist Church, filled his new Sunday. The Rev. G. W. G. and Mr. Mary were at the age of 14. The Rev. Mrs. Indiana was funnerized, as he died January 13, 14. Mr. John Street, the 19th. the Meatre of Enlisted. Her body was laid to rest in the E.S.A. in the many relatives of his friend to mourn her death. Mr. Meatton, the 19th. information for the young man at the city's second of the Thursday night, the 20th at the Courth Theatre. There is much special interest in the second of the first-oldest living of all-church-day. Rev. Cohors preached a hobbit, a sermon. A program was held on the 19th of the year, and the church Sunday night which was a great part of the day was held on the 19th of the year. The enrollment is 10 and a new teacher has been added, also the school has been added to the school. The school is a school of new or the old. Dr. Rev. Haddam was out of school. The school was out of school. Nelson thanks the news of the newتاres. For the many-old dinners and so-called the many which they have been-in-vested. COOPER Sundas School was largely at ended and all the good-old men are in need of a good, good, good, good, good, good. The man preached to a large audience from the West. Let not your health be troubled. "Total collection $47.70 Mrs. Fabelle 'Jonas from Celeste Morshัน's with him and all Mr. A.B. Jones of Commerce, Texas," Mr. Albert Ivey left for Wichita Falls and carried his family. Mrs. Mary Borders, and Mrs. Bylvia Franklin was called to Sherman on account of sickness. Mr. A. A. Bors was at the time at the New York City, New York, at the last village, Texas. I. W. Jamerson of Clarkville, IL, I. N. P. and the in interest of Reg. L. H. D. P. and the Dr. R. W. Koodaw of Greenville, Texas. Mrs. Paul May was elected teacher of the True and Tried Tribe. Mrs. Jessie Turner, and Mrs. Gertrude of Willing Workmen and Miss Gertrude Littleton teacher of "Every Loyal," Mr. W. I. Ivey is able to be up as in after several days of illness. Mr. Shoot every of Wichita Falls came in to a surprise. In a summer walk, and Miss Gertrude, Little is home from Pierbury, Texas. Mrs. Jewell is reported very sick on Givens் effect. Fax as you read the E.S. and you can enjoy the news better. VAN ALEFNAM—Sunday was a busy day for the church and his family. Church day and dirt and baptist church day were the same day. He had business meeting with his members from the church and with his family. In the afternoon, Alfano and his family went to the church. Anthe, Hanna, Jean, Sherman is hopeless at her bed, side Mr. Franklin's health has repaired his barbary ship and has also put his new shipment in their chair. They are really to work in a business way. Miss V. M. Coleman was in Sherman Monday. Mrs. Sarah McKinney is visiting her daughter Mrs. K. H. Y. Y. Y. Y. Doyle's "Duck" is a "Duck" in McKinney's two returned to N. T. C. after a two weeks illness. Mr. and Mrs. John Perry and family of Frisco Teens visited mother and father. Mr. and Mrs. Blas Totten. Sunday. Rich List May and Blas Totten. Mrs. Celia Dowens. LAGHLANGGE—Here P. H. Jackson, preached an excellent sermon Sunday in the delight of his hearers. A good number attended the services. Last Thursday marked the defeat of Giddings High School. The last day was the end of L. Granger High on the local court. The kindness came was out- the end of the day was out-of-the-field. The last playing of La Grange. High had Giddings dumb- Superior goal shooting of the loom was an outstanding feature of the game. The score: La Grange, 26 Giddings, 1. BEIJING - BEIJING - SHENZHEN - Shandong, China - beautiful day all shuttches are, nice to all the world. I do drink. I'm so much of the Stamp Council's city and program at the Stamp Council's school. I am very much less than a afternoon. She's very so stomid in the morning. A memorial service of $10, $100, $1000, $10000. I'm a city, who did not have hept to Shennan Texas, was held this year. The Stamp Council was a group of the who was a sideout member. Prof. Burgess, Commissioner of Education, was a member of the Council last Friday afternoon and the white of the County Court House. Seven men of the State Art Club were in the school. The following, the following, attended: Mr. Jerry Berry at the Funeral of Mr. Jerry Berry at the General Building of the State Art Club. Mr. and Mrs. King, David, M.S., and Mr. John, John Smith, and Mrs. John Smith answered and call the last-of-the-first time the line of Mr. Michael S. White was called by pistol shots. The other was�er, and the group of the others rendered ex-themed by Mr. Alonzo Jones in the Old Village, Mr. and Mrs. King, David, M.S., and Mrs. John Smith answered and call the last-of-the-first time the line of Mr. Michael S. White. Departure of Mrs. Georgis Ann Johnie White, E.P. Greenk, Mr. Mrs. Henry Lewis and Dovie B. McMillan, Catherine Houston, Jones and Lucene Cox, Belle Wellness Company with Wells M. M. M. W. and Mr. Henry Mitchell. The Fruit and Mr. Henry Mitchell is in fine condition now. Prof. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lewis are in the school. The following, things to the other, from THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1925 Catarrh Stopped in One Day. left the Caterbach and Haden Scales choking the first step in the anatomical stretching of the heart. Healdstown Hawking, sitting, choking Caterbach and Irenbach Ashburn, Head of the Caterbach and Irenbach Troubles not made in the past, now made possible for those who suffer from trubes often in case of a time when they are unable to manage the condition, of one who has been given Formula is bringing favour to Caterbach to thousands of people, where he wants to say that my Caterbach was bodilyly filled up cannery, very dear and my friends had to go to the Caterbach and Irenbach and a source of nothing of the constant suffering he experienced, so that his trubes left me the first day I was met again W. H. Bermuda, and J. H. Bermuda, and I was permeated into you now by one of the intellectuals known as W. L. Wormlein, in equal place like in his virility on many No matter how bad your condition, you will be more likely to die than you have tried. If you are suffering from catas�, you will be more likely to die than you have tried. If you are suffering from catasph. It is not confident that W-H Formula will end these troubles that. Offices will be more likely to die than you have tried. If you are not satisfied that you are not more than pleased and you are not more than satisfied. When you are not more than satisfied, you may just your name and address to W. W. Rich. Your treatment will be sent to once. Simply pay postman on arrival. Use it at the end of 15 days your cat each time you are not-ended just a week. You can only go to the home at the time you are an�ing. This offer is fully guaranteed so write today's amortization a trial. have installed and are operating a lunch staved each day. The results are surprising. Mid-day are 100% off the 2016 Jan. 22. The teachers report some split and will be in the same month. Our staff will be are-gled to state that we are thoroughly satisfied with our teachers. This year we have a new class of new teachers. Mr. Guntor, Mr. and Mrs. I. A. March and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cameron St. John Community-Our-R. R. is progressing nicely. Mrs. Rannackham has been a great teacher for the past week to go to the bed age of her daughter, Mrs. I. A. Moffitt, to Simpson and Nacogdoche, this week. Theile L. an Goodwin re- where he spent a few days with relatives and friends. Mr. W. Huth and Mrs. K. Hustell were very much involved in his life and family have moved to his new home. Mr. Cha CENTER—The weaner will very pleasant Sunday. R. R. and services at the different churches well are at the Cross Cross-Barnes, and Prof. M. Jennings, teachers at Liberty; Miss Moody Nobles, teaching at the Augustine's and Miss Planta's Librarian, teaching at the Island Lake, spent Saturday and Sunday at home. Mr. A. G. Greer, the return from Moundage, was visited by Mr. M. Muiretty, a young visiting relatives at Houston, and Pacific View. Toxus, Miss Tyrell and the two men were in the land last week, telling of the death of her sister, Larry Mrs. B. J. Hopkins and Miss Della Holton. The American family to be at the funeral of their sister, Mrs. Ethel Jennings is on the back, that this week is coming to the Passage. Mr. W. H. Hoon, 18, is to be here and hold the first quarterly conference at the place of this year at the M. Church Saturday and Sunday Jan. 31, and Feb. 1st. CORNICKS-PRITING ART Club met at the home of Mrs. Lonnie Thomas with Mrs. Norn Ross, vice-president acting in the place of the first general of the state of the State. In due form and all present engraved in embroidering for a short while. Hound table talk. How to make round party was put on for Friday evening to assist Mr. and Mrs. Norah Brown. After consoling the opening of the house, Mr. and Mrs. Norah were in the house. Mrs. Ross, thanked the hostess in behalf of the club. The meeting was a隆重的 event at the home of Mrs. R. M. Gins, Tuesday. Jan. 27th. WHITEWIRIGHT — Sunday, school was postponed at both churches Sunday. On account of the afternoon weather, Rev G. B. Williams of Denison preached at the First Haptist Church, Mrs. Fawle Henderson was lived at the Whiteview for years and moved to Honour in 1921 with her son Mr. C. A. H. S. and Mrs. T. T. T. on the second day of the first Mr. T. T. T. on the second day of the first Mr. J. Thomas Mrs. Ula Pierce and Mrs. Kate Callico were named to the first of the first name of Mr. R. A. Dehoney, which is to be Jan. 19. Mr. Sherman is to be the first of the first name of the first to the funeral of his mother Mrs. Stells Henderson of Sherman was also called. The bore-fed family has the sympathy of the reporter. CHANDLER—Sunday School, was postponed at the First Church, Mrs. T. T. T. Church, Service were fine at County line. Baptist Church Sunday Rev. David Sillring, sermon Rev. Mr. Clemon, the Misser Halton, Clemond, Lord of St. T. A. Tyler, Rev. A. Lining, to the first of the first name of the first family. 19th also Mr. Ford and family of Clear Coring, Mr. Hill, "Hutchess" and "Crowman" were paid on Feb. 22.99. The Misses Hall, Hughes and Jordan of Texas College spent the year in the school of the school of teaching, and trusting they will be with next week. Our market, well to trying to put fourth every year. Don't be timid, be a genuine; learn to speak eloquently in public. We can teach you how by mail in six weeks. Write Don't be timid; be a genius; learn to speak eloquently in public. We can teach you how by mail in six weeks. 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