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SENSATIONAL MAJORS DIVORCE FINALLY SETTLED Court Decision Favors Mrs. Majors by Giving Her Costs and Large Equity in Real Estate Holdings of Dr. M. A. Majors. Well Known in Texas and the Nation. Evidence Presented Free From Scandal FARMERS AND WORKERS NO DYER BILL THIS SESSION SAYS PLAN FOR PROGRESS CHICAGO ILL. Feb 7 - The famed two principals are well known in Texas and Oklahoma, but their courtroom duties at Cook County Judge Ruth which because of the more of the press, is in the hands of the presidents' inbox. The decretes as handed down. Mr. Mojave, from Mojave, Ariz., well known from Montana, a South side Mrs. Mojave, formerly from Nashville, a maltown of exceptional talent. known in the phantom world for being the most successful warrior born court battles, have been most known for their seismic activity (caused by seismic activity of the earth) and their moral indulgence indications, which many think are the most moral indications, which many PROSENSIVITY. INSTITUTE. ALA: PAH, —That success for NPRA for years of today is clearly linked up to two essentials: "economy and honest effort" was the key note of the thirty-fourth annual T-Rage. Negro Conference which closed here Thursday evening after a two-day meeting of the National Program for Farming and Farm Life" had been the subject of which was presided over by Dr. Robert Moton. The first day was designated as the "Farm's Day and the activities centered around farming and farm life." The meeting was also a closely-woven field. Farm machinery was demonstrated and farm problems were discussed. One of the features was "no poultry shown comprising some and a chicken belonging to the family." The meeting was an expedition, unheated, improved homes. This was emphasized by two-day meetings, the first being a well-appointed, not unusual, and poorly furnished, the other a well-appointed, not unutilized, and a good-will-being farm furnished. Overcoming the bill weevil preparation of (fertilizers and the business of) farm life discussed. The second day was "Federal赋重" of the Board of Vocational Education of Washington. D.C. and Dr. Moton delivered the report, explained that work being done for NPRA in the South and West, the first day, was "not a problem, which has been made Dr. Moton's best-known experience with the term of a foreign production of cotton and pointed out that the cost of production was not the problem, which was therefore up to the farmer, he showed, to use the term "debted" to the farm. He said in a brief-pointed manner, "The need of diversification of crop, the end in part." One of the reasons was that it increased the hazard of farming due to the "debted" of the farm. He also found that the bankers, planters and merchants can render a great service to Negroes, and the farmers' and the products in the same manner as the farmer will more evenly dis-solve his financial risks and stew the farm. While not so picturesque as conference of years ago when-hooker T. Washington was living and farmers and their wives came in every manner of vehicles, bugies, cars, carvafits, and many on horses or mules' backs; and when interesting, primitive and sometimes bix-sie-slates of effort-success and failure were weltied still there was a large body of interested farmers from many states on hand to listen to the discussions of the sessions. One of the striking differences lay in the fact that most of the visitors who did not came by train-trolled in their own cars using everything from a Ford to cars of most expensive type. A number of educators, teachers, agents and educators were on hand and these stressed school attendance and the Worker's Conference which was held on the closing day of various phases of this question were discussed and resolutions adopted, using parents to send their children to school regularly, endorsing longer school terms and emphasizing more rapid enforcement of curriculary school attendance. DROP SUITS AGAINST LYNCHERS (P. N. R.) LITTLE TOCK ARE, Fath. 7—The plans planned against the official plans of the Kansas Railroad and the members of the town who volunteered E. C. "Gregg" Kearns, 1903, have been dropped because of the reluctance of the planners of the repatriation by representatives of the railroad to allow the tallows in the cried芦格 expired and could now be brought. Those who have been forced reluctantly to bring to word just received by the town had agreed to help finance the plans and had agreed to help finance each side of the head, careful to protect, force Judge John J. Sullivan, the do-the-name of other people although tor was released on a writ. of. ham-many were mentioned the coun-bens corpus. ter charges. The decision of Judge Bush in A brief history of this more-granteed the deres to Mrs. Major national case follows: Mrs. Major's first divorce suit was of the in-case was confiing filed against the doctor in January, that the preponderance of some was was tried before Superior Judge Hurley and dismissed. In May 1923, the present bill was filed in the circuit court and a few 450. Prairie, in the town, is of having struck Mrs. Major. The case was dismissed when he rian deere favorable to the defendant appeared for trial in the municipal court. On June 4, 1923, the doctor, was sent arrested at the instigation of Mrs. Major, who charged that he commended for the legal technique was carrying concealed weapons. The doctor was delivered to the court placed Dr. Males on probation. The next day, on complaint of the doctor, was sent to the Penchopahite hospital as in- case. After a bitter struggle he was sent to the Penchopahite hospital in Mrs. Major's in the case. CLAIMS WASHINGTON NEGRO TENANTS GOUGED BY LANDLORDS (P.N-R) WAIIINGT (N.C. P.E.D.) Complaining that the end-paid by the colours people in Washington from 25 to 74 per cent and of other unemployed persons from the North American cities. Rev. Milton Waldron, part of the Church and president of the Alliance of the Independent Association in Washington. Rev.�. Waldron, who appeared on the side of the tenants of the Washington office, was reәrd to the rent conditions in the attys. The state that he did not want his compensation, felt that rental conditions were a�. He states that he has a co-gracification of approximately 1,000 people. He has had no other people in any of the people many complaints of increases in rents, with the alternative of moving out. Dr. Waldron, state of the Washington states, especially at this time as the tenants fear that publication of the names might be against them. The�. Dr. Waldron, states in the various protestes from the colores. Points (ug Nany) Hestelections. He points out that Neotere are a significant source of waste, especially in the city and to inferior houses. For which a charge of 19 to 22 per cent would be required. The cost of the people occupying similar houses or three or three years would be as high as the cost of the received of the increase in room. He points out that the increase in rent would be by the increase in rent paid by the lease of the house he says will be in the case of the colored people before the rent is paid. The costs of the rent are due to the functioning of the Rent Commission and the need of people suffered by them. Rev. Waldron indicates to Sen. The cost of the rent of the Columbia could make the law themselves conditions would be higher than the cost of the time. Congress should take action. "The Republican Party Is The Ship, All Else Is The Sea."—Fred Douglas. "VERY BEST THING HAS HAPPENED TO STANDARD LIFE UNDER CONDITIONS CONFRONTING" SAYS BEN DAVIS A feature of the exciting A feature of the exciting Fashion appearances. Although a cook and 37 years old, she was born in 1920, presenting proper dressing. --- SEEKS $300 FOR WIFIE'S LOSE FIGHT TO SAVE 500 RUINED HAIR POUND WOMAN Director of National Negro Finance Co. WEST VIRGINIA PROUD OF PRO To Visit Dallas and Houston GRESS OF ITS NEGROES MEMPHIS, Tenn. Few. After an attack by a man who tried to against Mr H. C. Johnson and Mrs. J. D. Yunnen, for damage done to his car, the man was charged with W. Hood, J. asked the Circuit court to award him $450 for burrow damage. He tried to make a permanent wave. HONDURAS MAY BAR NEGROES WASHINGTON, D. C. Feb 5—The Director of National To Visit Dallas has reported into the national congress of Honduras by Deputy Haitao Caracol to attend the meeting of the National Congress of Honduras to bar Negroes. The return given is to defend native laborers in Honduras and to ban banan shipping companies. Director of National To Visit Dallas Affording to advises received by C. F. Hirata, President of the Dallas Express Publishing Company and vice president of the National Congress, the charge of the district of which Texas is the largest part, Hirata, C. F. Hirata, President of the National Congress, Mutual Insurance Company and Chairman of the Board of Financier Company. Will visit Texas during this month spending a day in Honduras and will be accompanied Hirata, C. F. Hirata, Secretary of the National Negroes Congress, representative of the Finance Corp. The trip of Mr. Soulding and Mr. Merrill to create more interest in the National Toxics and the spreading of information. It will be remembered that it was announced in the formation of WOMEN DISCUSS CAUSES OF WAR (A. N. E.) WASHINGTON, D. C. Felt — Representatives of nine national organizations participated in the conference on the Causes and Care of War held here recently and the problem. Only one of the organizations had Colored delegates. Mrs. G. H. W. H. "Unsing Heresy" and "Negroes in Domestic Service" in the conference were among Howard University who were among the Board of the Y. W. C. A. The sessions were held in the Hall of Nations at the Washington Guild. G HAS HAPPENED ONFRONTING" SA furniture company, the engineering and construction company, the growing business of other ventures all of which produced no war. There still are not signs of business ability and success could not be a Negroes. But is did and Atlanta like the rest of the country stood against grieved and temporarily dismanned. What was the cause? Everybody in Atlanta attempts to explain all changes they frequently endured willowment. Many charge Human Perry with utter recklessness in the trial of the trust. Ands. The blame. His assessors's Perrier's made to carry the brunt. He they say was the brains which connoisseurs are to be carried it to completion. His was the ambition and vision which alarms the people who are in the order of the group and his force which drove his associates, men who hold public confidence, and the men who do not, and all the heads who engineered the projects. But the brilliant minded Perry, the man who was a head of the group, the penicilline he planned, the man who could not anything, the man who is a common man, an objective parent money like water, he, they know responsibility, it is the and domineing that none of others could stay him so that he and the shoulders must react to the child's responsibility. In the case of to insurance, Standard not only was solvent but was one of the finest and the most efficient options of the built. It was diversification of a very short which felt failure. This, they insist upon, these add NEW YORK, N. Y., Feb. 7—After Mrs. Hilda Jacobson, 51 and welcoming 500 pounds had spent six years in her apartment without going out and 3 years in bed, ten policemen were called Sunday to remove her to a hospital. They spent one hour in the effort, but in spite of all they could do, she died on the second floor landing of the building. JAPANESE INVADE ARKANSAS aggressive imperialism, economic rivalries for markets, essential raw materials, Disregard for the rights of business, people in war, Third Political, Fourth Social, including racial and religious antagonism. The gathering went on record among other things as calling upon the people of the British states "unite to break down national and racial prejudices and fears and to build up a spirit of friendship and trust." Of standard and serious to justify their perfect confidence and belief in the authority of Negro men and women to run big business we're ready to use them to make the great responsibility imposed upon them when we arrest them to head our public life Probably it is this spirit of protecting Negro business, which has operated to save the Citizen's Trust Company, known as the Standard Bank No concern had a more recent, and men never lost their interest to save in institution than did Dodd-Frank. Pergueon, Wilkine King, and the citizens who palled that the last vestige of business in Atlanta might not vanish. "Monthly notors," said an official, a Chicago paper aiming at Perry carried a violent violent attack on Standard Bank, which was just at the Home were who were \underline{sustained} to retrach and get our affairs in shape with three thousand and a cent of this paper were sent to Atlanta and distributed. Other stocks were distributed to every stockholder of Standard Life who was of record in to the Vicar of the National Bank. This section is in the house we went to see a vulnerable client. Public confidence waned and our efforts to retrieve more settle. In a very few days after the distribution of these owners, the depository of Johnson's Trust Bank dropped from $100,000 to $100,000 and a constant run which taxed our every resource was kept up until now. When the THOMAS, V. I. U. B., Pet. 1 ADMIRERS among the Norgese hirsate are leaders that the present organization of Rothschild-Prandi, editor of the Enghancement, is not receiving the recognition it deserves. A link in the chain being formed promotes a policy of prejudice and Mr. Prandi is in now-out-under ball while he will be the district court in Philadelphia. It will be handed American Civil Liberties Union. He has served January, tenth on a charge of criminal trial for the charge was published in his paper and must follow. WEST VIRGINIA I GRESS OF IT COLORED GIRL, NO. HOPE LIST (A.N. P.) NEW YORK, N.Y. N.A. P., national congressman, exercise of the James R. Harlanda public school was the five leading honor pupils the class were Jolie P., Thomas A. Bouchett, Ruby William Penkins and Ger- WILBERFORCE ARMORY BURGLABIZED WILLIAMS INDUSTRIE, Ohio. Feb. 7—On December 17, 1524, the Army sent a message by plectrure a look and one sign was stolen. A look and one sign was stolen. The look had been picked from a panel in the door, at the side entrance to the armory, entered and flirted with the officer. Through the efforts of the president, Gilbert H. Jones, assisted by the military science, of the R. O. T. dormant, haptopians came into the dormant, haptopians came into the charge of it we since. The arrests of militants in Cleveland, militants in Cleveland, headquarters for the U. E. District of Southwest. The report introduced and discussed by Wilberforce students. This far, far, with all the property it has, in no way are connected with the robbery. THE UNDER CON- murder took place however, one of the murders made was that Chilkins were to be jailed. Southern depredated Philadelphia and that案 for the future. Wilberforce waits on depredation. It looks as though the What is to be the result insofar as Standard and its force is concerned? The merger is made as a surety of the group to make no longer employment for a more or less limited time to those employees who will be for the time to handle all Colored business under the head of Standard and its force, probably the same number of less employees. Most of the bigger men, except those who are not in the front line have, already been offered and accepted positions in other. Negro companies. They are more likely to be the same change if they say and even in their blittest moments strive not to say of do so. But what will hurt general Neuro business? Atlanta's point with respect and association is that the group has the power to help. Hope, Spundling, and other Colored men to help. It is known now that the nature of the software's knowledge was duebiglly to the almost highest condition which affects were in the and the failure to ever lay all the cards on the table. Too, the praise the tolerance and restraint displayed by the press. And then, when they think of the old stockholders they read the editor's list of Ben Davis of the Atlanta In-law of the州, the other of those about the affairs of standard and the above-the-organizations, but they have happened to the standard Life under the conditions that confronted it. "Something is wrong with our police force," everybody is saying. "Recently a policeman fired a shot which lodged in the tub of a private citizen, then he attempted to make a false arrest and before we were about to go to press, he used his club in a brutal manner on a woman. He was ordered to take home we understand. Merchants and other citizens are indignant. How long, O-J. Justice!! how long!" George Washington Williams, the white American before whom Francis is supposed to have been tried and convicted, is described by the American Civil Liberties Union as a political enemy of the editor. Francis opposed the appointment of Williams. The people of the islands believe that events leading up to the Francis trial - and imprisonment show conclusively that white supremacy CHARLESTOY, W. - VA. Feb. 7 - Governor E. F. Morvan, in his message to the West Virginia Legislature now in session, took off-car-on to comment upon the great changes in the state. He said, "We stand at the top of the first among-class state politics in providing educational opportunities for Neocres and be closed his reference to the state-by-stating that the colored man is in the right to be held his political and economic equality." The Governor granted the "work of the Bureau of Nuremberg" to the State. T. Edward Hill, director, for its accommodations, on behalf of the Negro Race. The part of his message referring to the Neocres was as follows: "Our Colored Citizens West Virginia has continued to provide greater opportunities for the colored people who reside with the Neocres and the state-by-stating of the list among those states south of the Mason and Dixon line in providing educational education for all students. We are a achievementist, and the rate of the statistical fact that the rate of illiteracy among Neocres is lower in the state-by-stating of the mentioned group of states. We have provided a number of, charitable institutions for col- We are a being conducted with of the ability of students of that race. The Bureau of Negro Nellare and Statistics, established in 1921, has been a public institution, and is occurring real conditions exist in our among the colored people and it has been successful in stimulating a great number of Neocres. It has been a rent-aid in co-preparing to improve conditions with the result that the col- that he has political and economic equality. MISSISSIPPI WIDOW WINS CASE AGAINST COTTON OIL MILL if on the way in the Virgin Islands, despite the fact that 88 percent of the population is Colored and race prejudice has been hitherto unknown. Recently-the wife of a naval officer suggested segregation in the public schools between the children of the white Americans and those of the citizens here. Incidentally, the inhabitants of the islands can boast a literacy test of 98 percent, more than the American mainland. In a paper recently got up, several men expressed their sentiment against those individuals who dare to trample in the duty the lofty concepts and ideals which the founders of the American republic fought and died for, and promised to fight for the eradication from the islands what purports to be segregation of thought; segregation of justice, segregation of equality and of freedom. SCHOOL OF OPPORTUNITY TO OPEN IN ATLANTA GAINEY OPENS WAY FOR MEDICAL MEN WARSHIGLYPH(cmap:df00)HTON D. C. Feb. 7 through the influence of John V. GLYPH(cmap:df00)eorge, the American chief clerk of large railway railways. He served in the United States Employees' Compensation Commission has agreed to place the names of Negro physicians and surgeons on the accredited list of the commission. He served in the Department of Health and Human Services, department can no more than be a performance of their duties in their respective cities. If there are no public health service physicians. This commission is distributing annual medical services to the medical hospital or surgical treatment of employees of the United States, or to the dependents of those who die as a result of injury or accident, general health, and personal injury. All persons employed in the post-救护 service, except presidential appointments and contractors or their agents, are entitled to participation in the service. It is evidence of willful and intent to bring about death to himself or another or into-situation. The commission has experienced considerable embarrassment. In certain sections of the country in seeking hospital accommodations for those who are not in the Department of Health and Human Services, are requested to write to John Gaines, in care of the second assistant postmaster general, station at the area the name of https://www.gaines.gov/www.gaines.gov/ In order to maintain the good客户关系, the General Health and Human Services Department can be supported by NATIONS CAPITAL TUNING IN ON COMING EVENTS THE HAIR—To keep it hairy, chocolate is cleaner than white. Ridman, C. A. Webb here. S. h. m. m. s. every two weeks. The hair should be well-managed and cut. W. s. a. m. s. for Giovanni. Diseased ... anathema. Tetra. Salve. Tetra. Insect. Use silky instore use hairbrush. Hair-growth well onto Hair. W. s. a. m. s. in warm water, bank of hot water. Take them. It is worn with Ridman, Walter. Completion Stage. Theatrically dry. in cold water, dry. in close, dry. Cold Cream. Tetra. On we. C. A. Cream. Tetra. On we. C. A. Cream. Tetra. With we. C. A. Cream. Tetra. With we. C. A. Cream. Wash. Wash. Grass. Duster, and Rouge. I 6 WASHINGTON, D.C. 20012 Congressman Martin Re-Madden of Illinois of Congressman Nicholas Longworth of Ohio, will in all likelihood be the next Speaker of the House of Representatives. A caucus February 27th is called to make the decision. It is a must-interacting outlook for Colored America. Both men, one of whom will succeed the present speaker Othelflae of Massachusetts, who has graduated in the first year of the year, has a large following and are from the Middle West, and are blessed with this world. Congressman Michael deckel is what America terms a self-made man. Congressman Longworth was born with the traditional S.D. and was the most important. There is another parallel, probably the most important for this story. Both men were their present in Congressman Michael Coloreau's case. Madden's first year was in the first year to look into this situation and his further, heamach as the next year. He has the same position and his first year. His first year term of President Coolidge, and Colored America for the good old day. He was a well-known make or break us, said one observer. They ought so Texas Towns MT. PLEASANT - White Oak Chapel, in spite of inclement weather, on January 25, Sunday Rev. T. N. due to a most worthy christian experience meeting, many worthy new year resolutions were brought for. P. U. had a six flower, girl, rally which was a success. Miss F. McGill, when the prize for being the sweetest flower girl, put 1100 a. m. away. F. H. Towen took his stand and delivered a most worthy sermon, subject The Cost of Decline, which took little Rools. Mr. Smallwood. Mr. L. W. Johnson is able to be up after a long illness. Mrs. F. Johnson is doing nicely several others in the commonly are- perishing had colde, flu and pneumonia. Mr. Lorea McGill, motored Mr. and Mrs. Leon Johnson over to see Lown's gospeel Sunday. Also now with their offer Mr. Mr. L. E. Simmons. Mr. M. Mettl vender Mrs. M. E. Smallwood, a favor of a co-author of the doctor Sunday in his case accompanied by serve that she has no premature lines, wrinkles or enlarged facial pores - no sallow, flabby skin. But that her skin is soft, velvety and smooth. her teeth are pearly and her hair beams with health which bespeaks its good and frequent treatment. To be beautiful when looked at closely, you should use Madam C. J. Walker's Superfine Preparations for the Hair and Skin. If your Walker agent or drug store can't supply you with these beauty aids write direct to the Madam C. J. Walker Mfg. Co. 640 N. West Street, Indianapolis, Ind. WONDERFUL HAIR GROWER A Safe, Certain Way to Improve Your Hair Congressman Longworth, Mr. John Brown, the Queen City, "He has been there, heir to a great sense, and retired under the shadow of the Acts and Dixon line." In the years between his birth and death of Scholz, he became a good suggestion from school authorities that Gouted children he sent to the United States on the 20th of April 1911, or to the President. Heather Stowers, school down town, it will be re-emphasized that the author of "Unscented, and his own childhood" (Cincinnati, and his old home-now stands in the center of the Walnut Hill racial colony, Kentucky, where the don't begin with a child. Gouted a great sign of flourish like the green bay tree, pre-just across the Ohio river. The shadwas of prejudice, fall heavily on Cincinnati, and the child was out of the Grand Central Station in Cincinnati. Jim Crowe, the son of the Grand Central Station in Cincinnati, overtook the son of the son of the son, but has to get into them in Cincinnati, but most people do for the Center of the Bridge crossing the river is called the line. The son of the son is much discrimination in Cincinnati, as there is no in-Atlanta. George Whittier, the son of the son of the son, has been born in The Town of Tale, in the native of Cincinnati. He half brother Charles P. Taft, owner of the Cincinnati Times Star-was the financial backer for the former President the present Chief Justified Miss Emma Johnson, Mr. T. John, Jr. in the first of Maynhall Sunday. NEXSTHA — Sunday School and all other religious services reported good at all churches Sunday. Rev Hubbard preached a great sermon at St. James A. M. E. church Sunday evening at three o'clock which was very much enjoyed by all present. He also preached a soul stirring sermon at Bethel Baptist Church Sunday night. Rev M. H. Harrison was at his post Sunday night at St. James A. M. E. church where he delivered a burning message to his congregation. Look out for the rally between the three clubs of St. James A. M. E. church which comes off at the close of the district conference which will be held here in April. Two prices will be given. The first price will be a wrist watch which shall be given to the person raising the highest over twenty five dollars. The second prize will be a fountain pen. Mr. and Mrs. Red Carroll who moved here from Martin, Texas, and opened up a restaurant here invite you to come to come to their place to visit their business. Mrs. Victoria Jackson and Mrs. Lu Foley are able to be up and out again after a few days illness. Mrs. Martha Nash is yet on the sick list, but she is convalescing. ATHENS Services were excellent at the A. M. E. church Sunday throughout the day, also the Church of God, Dr. V. F. Ferguson of the THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1925 when he was a candidate for President. President Taft was the first to introduce segregation in the government department of Washington. It stuck there, bringing many to Colored America through the Taft Wilson and Harding administrations and is dying hard, slow death under President Coolidge but there are those who believe that it is doomed to die. The Taft and Longworth families are bound by ties of life long friendship in the social fabric of southern Ohio and northern Kentucky. Constitutionan Longwood, TAR historical childhood of ministeres, coursing something of ministerial course, and something of Colored people, and the husband of Alice Rosewood, the husband of Alice Rosewood, Christina! Was the home of the Constitutionan Powderhouse, Howell Rosewood-Powderhouse, Howell Rosewood history. It counts as the Colored Country, and continuity. This ended the Constitutionan Madden of Chicago, there is something, indigoling General Constitutionan Madden from the General Constitutionan Madden from the First District, and this means Chinese Citizens in the cities of Colored much more than a majority of the other night, night, night, many times were to reeve, one addition to the three. She also did in full bloom before Christmas, in Kemp, after a day's absence, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shear, the admiral of the father, who shipped to Bilbao for burial, Mrs. Shear, who was buried in Rennes, Mr. and Mrs. Rennes, Mrs. and Mr. D. G. Giller, in remembrance of her burial, Rennes night, was burglarized at Nightingale, a soup house, a diamond ring and a diamond ring after a month in the hospital, a very little damage. Mr. Morphy was home with his family until the **MEMIA** — Rev. West delivered an address at Church Hall, 210 Church Street, Church, Heal. G. Bryanson, Teague, at First Baptist. The lady had her connection her connection, with the blight day morning the house and continued the story. The stage was destroyed by fire. Matt Peterson, the pastor, and two companions of the Bible school, were killed in the blast. The Bible school is the Congressman Madden became, life as a poor boy. He came up politically, though still ill-competently on the various stages of life, and he has become one of the most�compicious men in public life. He and as chairman of the party of the year, the election of the state of Iowa in Congress. He has been conspicuous in many of his efforts for American justice. Many of the things he has done never as public as he has done. Gibraltar, in the appropriations for Howard University. He has taught Jim Crowe, south, without much success, and was a great student of the profession and some believe that the disy will come when the whole system will go buy! Chicago plants on humish problems are different from Cincinnati. The city has a very few high-income and low-income students and the Widow O'Grady who were Congressman from Cincinnati and was under the skin. A white young woman from Chicago may not be the only underlie-king skin but the citizen votes every two years may make a convenient difference. Congressman Madden may "cuss like to be the only people who're held in his job by black votes but he always gives, very respectful consideration to suggestions for the future." The state of Illinois. Colored Americans of Chicago have a political power and they know how to use it. I judiciously effectively and most of the people who are the top-Ranked are both in the best of Washington as well as Chicago and Illinois. Friday to perfect plans for a country's Semolistic meet. Their plans and arrangements are not now known. The Express agent has been disposed for a week of his work. Mr. Newt plans to join in Mr. and Mrs. Newt language, in the 9-2-pound girl baby Sunday morning. Mr. Chas Williams announced an event to be held Thursday. The third night of last week which has incapitalized him for several days. Mr. Dr. White spent a few days in English and the United States. Mr. Newt's other relatives, Miss Willine Ransome came in from the North side, and Mr. Newt's family was sent to New York. Dr. Follock is still on the stick-list. Mr. Hattie Hall has taken over the Midway Cafe and will operate at the same time. The Newt is based on the Midway Brother building on Belknap and will operate a first class up-to-date cafe. He solicited the announcement of the new line to be announced in Mr. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gamble, Cotton Gin, a fine boy Monday morning. We learn that the Newt is a expert and called to the pastorate of Antipoch Tiaptist church. He is a first class dignified Christian gentleman, one of the first members of the first school and the kind that she has needed. 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Born to Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Brooks, a boy, Mrs. John Jones and Mrs. Hatte Williams are very alek. Mr. and Mrs. Wash Jackson of Prosper attended church here Sunday. HOLLAND — Sunday. All teachers will attend Sunday. All teachers will attend Sunday. All teachers will attend the lesson to be interested in the lesson. Services were good, both day and night. Rev. A. P. Black at his school preached two very strong, verging. Missions and Laurias Gray entertained the teachers of Holland High school and a number of their friends with a birthday party, Tuesday, January 27. It was one of the most joyous times of our life. We wish their birthday would come every month. Miss Massie Woods of Longview, is visiting in Holland. Mr. Harry Woods of Longview is visiting in Holland. Mr. Harry Woods of Longview returned to his home in Holland. Mr. Lixie Cayton has returned to her home in Holland after spending a few months visit with her daughter Mr. M. M. R. Chappell of this shared life. 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Grance high school are "getting McAshmore are on the map," the La Grance high school has won at hockey. The past two years in class B. They Star Baptist church straight. The La Grance high school the guest of Mr. McAshmore has worked in basketball ball game. Those deserving her home at Penn La H. A. Randall, La Grance Texas TIMES-PON Mr. Willis Rogersman, owner and movie producer at La Grance high school has rented out his place in the theater and made money for the community. THE DALLAS EXPO CO. CITY We are proud to have been a part of the DALLAS EXPO. SAN ANGELO — Services were good at all churches Sunday out of town ministers were Rev. Jass. Carr P.E. of the Abliner district held his first quarterly conference with Rev. T. W. Wilson. P.C. of Jamison Chapel C.M.E. church and preached two strong sermons Sunday at 5:30 o'clock and at night administered the Lord's supper. Rev. M. 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Pryce, who had been last planned to say that he haven't lost his life, also put the bow of K. M. H. I. into the North Texas Athlete con- ard to the day when play will be announced SULSHRE: Mrs. Rube McDunk, old is home this week with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Cooper of Magnolia. Bury with their children will visit the same place at Matthews Rundy. Mr. Kild Qrlo, the popular Santa Fe switchman is a constant reader of the Express. Mrs. Phomontel, the New York Times and Mr. E. L. Linschick, will see business men, keep things live-in on their corner. The Silben high-tech company has been known as the will here after being known as World-class high school. Prof. Frager visited his family in New York county this year. Mr. Lewis and daughter of Clarence, Texas in the same year. Band, Mr. Lewis, this week Mrs. Cura Nowlin's sister-in-law is visiting this week. Mr. P. Wood-law has been in his new bunnies. Miss I. Ford is another. Julia Hawkins, Mrs. P. South children are enjoying this fine step-father Mr. S. Williams lost her step-father Mr. H. Hathley. Mr. the more Mr. Law, the wife of Rev. Law pastor of the church of God Christ, becoming a first class driver. Mr. S. Williams is there in keeping informed, he reads the Express. Mrs. Helam Lewis becomes an E- ness reader. The members of the A- M. E. church and C. M. E. church en- certained at the Masonic hall Nat- ural night PRECHENNINGER Sunday was a bish day with the Mount Olive Baptist Church. Sunday School and 11-week services were well ar- tended. At three o'clock the W. H. M. R. met and rendered a nice and interesting program. South Side Circle reported $1.20, this work North Center Circle reported $6.20 North from Circle $10.65 from Tames 10.15 Total raised $28.15. Pre- sent Sister J. A. Jordan with her family. Ricks: Mrs. L. Winkfield, Mr. Dageley Penner, Mrs. Annie Curre, Mrs. E. Gains, Mrs. L. Blunt, Master Alban Smith, Mrs. Partick was called to Eastland to the bedside of her husband Rev. Daniels. Pastor of the A. M. E. church of Eastland: Mr. E. Carter and Mr. J. Edwards and wife of Fort Worth toured through the country to visit his wife. Mrs. M. Carter, Mrs. Eller Conner is a new comer to our city and Mrs. Estelle Hedman was called to Fort Worth on business. Circle presidents are looking forward to do greater work this year than last. Night services good with two additions. The A. M. E. Church and good services throughout the day. Their rally closed with a success, raising $111.96. Rev. Hicks and wife are all smiles over their purchase of which is a nice four-room house and adds much in the comfort of major Hicks and others. tives and home folks. He pyached two noble sermons at Bethlehem and True. Vine Baptist churches, respectively. He is appointed as president of the IL-V. P. U. The County Inter-scholarism was will convene February 30th and 21st. All the工商 leaders will be the first of the first to take leading parts. The normal graduates of Texas College 22- in number are down 126 weeks practised work in the city's county. The first of the first was to be at the city's most near-McWhorler-regret very much to the own life death at San Antonio. He was injured in the world's war and was sent to the city to the town above it place. He leaves a wife and one son, master Hendel. McWhorler of this city. He is the first of the first to be at the city's county and the second to relent Mr. Turner. Deese is convalescent, Mrs. Julia A. Haylin is sick with Iggripe. Mr. J. C. has sold his interest in the building. Mr. Iggripe is not returned to this home at Monro's. He is now in Hot Springs. As soon as he is permanent only located. He will move his family to New York. He is very free at their homes in New Tyler. Rev.லoxson, student of K. T. A. Academy preached a son of a affirmatory son, who was born in the New Blue Baptist church. His sermon was followed by a fine lecture by Prof. McClellan in behalf of East Texas Academy. The Mr. T. A. was a well-known New York student of the teacher, Mr. Monro's with a bomb "Pessimistic student notes on the International Sunday School Lessons last Sunday morning. The person in both was made by Mr. Pessimistic Alpha Club and Art Club-The meeting was held on Thursday afternoon in session aa. I had Thursday afternoon The meeting was called to order. The meeting was called to order. After the call and sell me collected. The year work was favored. work was done and Mrs. McKee- work was done and Mrs. McKee- who made sales, spends, sponsa- who made sales, spends, sponsa- the prizes. Wendy McKee was pre- installed the newly elected officers the prizes. Wendy McKee was pre- installed the newly elected officers this grand feature the hostess the menu consisted of chicken, salad, the menu consisted of chicken, salad, the menu consisted of chicken, salad, and Mrs. McKee, Mrs. McKee, and Mrs. remained as an inclusion, guest remained as an inclusion, guest and Mrs. McKee, Mrs. McKee, and Mrs. remained as an inclusion, guest Sunshine Social and Art Club, met at the residence of Mrs. M. A. Waters. Song by the club. Prayer. Miss James after which bus press was in order. Committee made their reports followed by the president's annual address which was enjoyed by all. Next in order was to be read by the other officers were rejected with few exceptions. New officers: Mrs. M. I. Hamilton, secretary; Mrs. L. M. Ballard, vice-president, a delicious menu was provided, and a small pot was placed in the kitchen. Rehearsers were, please, cheese biscuit and coffee. Was adjourned to meet at Mrs. I. I. I. I. I. Miss Hassie Duncan. Reporter. SACODOCHES — Despite the old weather, Sunday, Sunday School was a great part of the day. Pastors and preached two snij stirring serious Sunday morning and night. The church is progressing under the leadership of Pastor Presley. The庙堂 is the most good things. Miss Frankie Waters is our agent for the Real Silk Holsery Mills at Indianapolis. Prof. E. L. Knighton is the principal in the store and Daughters of Mervy visited various churches Sunday. He lectured at Little Zion Sunday night. But up a House Monday night with twenty members of the School. S. Pac. the deputy of the American Woodmoulin in town on the 11th day. GAINESVILLE — Splendid Sunday School and services at all the churches Sunday. Rev. P. H. Neil is spending a few days in Arkansas. Rev. Thomas and Rev. Grae of Armore spent Sunday in Gainesville. Rev. Pane filled the pulpit for Rev. H. H. Nell last Sunday. Rev. McMillan preached for J. J. Johnson at Antioch Baptist church Sunday morning. He was taken sick and died Monday morning at 3:30. Mr. George Simpson is, and Miss Thelma Mickey, married last Tuesday night. Mrs. Lola Williams and Mr. J. A. Almesworth returned to Ardmore. Mrs. F. Chiles, Mrs. Nora Gaines, Mrs. A. M. Crut�field motored to Marletts Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Lanson left for First Estate at St. Paul's on the funeral of her mother. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Hinderder entertained a few friends with a tuckey dinner at her birthday party Monday night. Mrs. Dinal Boud of Whitewright is here attending the bed side of daughters-in-law. Mrs. Gussie Lewis is sick. MAY CITY — Sunday being quiet as a pleasant day, services were held at all the churches. Rev. Perry preached two sermons for his new life. At 11 o'clock, a Mr. Rev. Wm Robinson filled the pullet at True Chapel for Rev. Alexander a splendيد sermon was delivered from Sam. 30's verae-text. There is but a Sian Between me and death, subject "The Power of God." At 1:30 Rev. C. J. Alexander preached for Doctor J. W. McDade, p. 32. In his second quarterly conference, the chances Practice, 18 miles from Bayes thei Rev. Alexander was accompanied by Sirs wife, Rev. and Mrs. Gen. John, brother and Sister, F. G. Cooner, brother and sister. Wm. Greens of Matagorda, Meadows, Carter, M. Richardson, M. A. Allen, I. Green, P. Graves, Bros. Ino. Harris and A. Hardeman, P. E. Passer Rev. A. Johnson and members all were very happy over the initial visit and financial attendance of their quarterly amount collected. 184.72 They bought of being space lookout for Bay Girls's second. Mrs. Octavia White was called to House to see relatives who met with an accident. The Sunday School of Mother Zion closed a successful Sunday morning amount. In 12:00, The Cooperative Civic Club was prevailed over by Mr. G. Farris on January 25th at Tyree Chapel. R. J. W. McDade delivered an able, but instructed address to the ePub, the men of Easy City are out of the book for the betterment of South End. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas' sign had for their dinner guests Sunday Rev. and Mrs. C. J. Alexander and Mrs. P. Graves, a most delicious dinner was enjoyed. Rev. A. — other men played at Tyree Chapel Sunday party. Medames Pinkie Dale and A. Boulding and little daughter were guests of their daughter, Peter and sunt. Mrs. L. Hotthem, Mr. J. Holland was found Sunday night at Tyricon. Mrs. A. A. A. Martin and Mrs. A. A. A. Richmond after the funding of few days here in service. Mrs. Pinkie Harris is having much improving done around her home in Nogthend. Mrs. Martha Deeg is in much improved at this writing. Mrs. A. A. A. is offered with the in-house of the past week. There were many in town pasting taxes on Jan. 21, 1925. TENNELI—Sunday was a Weekday for church goers and the churches of The City had splendid coagreements. Hey D. L. Penn was a Pannie Hawkins last week. Mrs. Cianni Hawkins has returned from Port Authority from a visit to relatives. Mr. A. Mosely Prof.—8 Willis, Mrs. Elina Jeringan and Mrs. Corn Larriss are on the site. The week of Mr. and Mrs. Prudential, moved into their beautiful seahouns on May 28. Mr. and Mrs. S. Peterson are rejections over the arrival of W. J. Daughter their home on No. 3. From 1975 to 1981, a met with Miss Martin Reuvott last week. Miss Marion Jackson was elected, presillled at the auxiliary, this had a pleasant entertainment Tuesday even now at the home of Miss Louella Dowlett. They boast of having $28.54 in treasury. Miss A. N. Washington attended the funeral of her grand father in Dallas. Funny day Mr. Tom Klee of Dallas visited relatives her? Sundy. Mrs. W. H. Youngblood is on the sick list. Book 101: Mr. Jimmy Hollis- ton, the founder of Hollis- ton and Sam Ware. **HWYA**—A church in a church, each officer and a minister, holds a vigil by the horse by which the church is touched. The members of the church are called to worship a twelve o'clock to organize a religious service. Sunday morning's eleven o'clock show at the Museum of Natural History, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., will feature a wonderful symposium from a show by the museum's beloved heart-felt artist, Bill Forner. The symposium will feature four very unique and many visiting friends beamed up by a grand show at five o'clock. The show will be photographed and illustrated by the artist, David Stoddard, Ms. Helen Dale, Dr. Michael Jackson, and Ms. Jackson, subject to those restrictions. Mrs. Mittie Wilson, who was ill for a long while died on Monday, according to the N.W. to a Total member of the A.M. to Church. The official board was well attended Monday evening at 7:30 a.m. on the collection of 182.11 Rev. J. H. Hardwin, who was Wace Wednesday night to visit his mother-in-law. WEATHERFIELD — Service was well attended at all churches Sunday. Rev. D. Hutchison preached on the sermon Sunday at 11 o'clock. Mrs. Govt. Absorby, who called to Fort Worth to the bed side of her sister, Mrs. Lacey. The unit was a program was rendered at the M.M. Church. The children were called to attend meeting. Money raised $10.25 per Mr. Millidge Smith is better at the writing. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell is the most important. Mr. and Mrs. W. Mrs. M. Marnie Berry of Anita is a leader of the Dallas Express. On Friday afternoon the Weatherford High School was held on the other day, who expressed themselves as being proud of the parents and friends. Mrs. W. W. and Mrs. Rev. A. Mason of the Vital Park to you. Youth of Weatherford Mrs. Chilton Hatsley Mrs. Den Nowhill, Mrs. Max Whittier, Mrs. John Stafford, Mrs. M. Miller, Recker as one of visitors. The teachers and pupils are always glad to have you visit the school. The school is progressing. Mr. W. W. was on the run our flag on high and carrying beautiful thoughts as we go. in very pleasing terms conversation with the students, and help to fulling humanity, compassion of every person, condition of every person, purpose of every person, was elected musical directress and at the home of Mrs. C. Grawley and at the home of Mrs. C. Grawley was present. Subject for discussion most meet at St. James Church, Sunday on the corner of 10th and laurent streets on the cor. of 10th and laurent streets. The group of sitting arranged by the church will be joined by the Rev. C. M. Gaskey, District Sunday and Wednesday in Hope on Sunday. The group of sitting arranged by the Liberty life, insurance Company The Progressive Aid Club must jan. 24 at the home of Mrs. Ula Johnson, the meeting was called to order by the president. Mrs. Nulli Gaston. After a very interesting meeting, the members and friends were delightfully entertained with a delicious menu, consisting of fruit and milk,textnormales, cheيرes, her poultry, and cake. The people's class in Benson's Church, S. S. is still leading over all other engines. Where it Prof-law is and young, and ladies' capacity (The champions), M. J. M. M. (the "Head Warner" at the pretty liqel after a week times at home in Longview is able to go on duty again. SWIFTWATER— NAC Miles has returned from her home in Port Water, where the top of the House's members of the Colored Baptist Church has to state in regard of the false rumor that has been circulating concerning our pastor. As a key or key waiter for Christ, a fish is state-to-state. Rev. Monson and Anne hear several months ago, married. He has stood for nothing but right and as a builder, and, in three months he remodeled the church at a cost of $1,200, and all costs except about $200. He has been a master to his flock. He has been a master to the kind of the work he is doing. He has always been well to be an assistant of the town as well as members and officers of Little Zion Baptist Church. Millies-Sunday was a beautiful day and R. E. was well at tested at both churches. Fev. R. H. Levers was at his post at Day's Chapel M. E. Church. But was taken from 15 chaptes and John 1st-13 verse. "The Vine and the Branches," Mrs. Lenna Grimes and "Master Wors the most of their life." Mrs. Meir's Wagging, Miss Georgia, Willingman, who returned from Watuchley's Miss Merrier Lowe and sisters, Mrs. Lilea Mitchell, Mrs. Ora Grant and daughter, motored to Mendon Sunday to see their Uncle Who is very sick. Mrs. Worse accompanied by Mr. Alexander Harney, Mr. Willie Moan and Wife spent Sunday in Hillsboro, they were accompanied by Mrs. Dickie Alton. We are proud to see Mrs. Jory Adams up again. Miss Ada Douglas of Waco is a great-great mother, Mrs. Garrison and sixties, Mrs. I. L. Gower and Mrs. Bill. Mr. Hingle made a trip to the Country to see Mrs. Mattie Bell. Carver who is very sick, Mrs. Mar. parents is in the city's visiting home. folks Mrs. Zeffer Mona E. L. Can, son, J. A. Williams visited Mrs. Mute Bell. March Sick list: Mr. Tod Daniel, Mr. Jack Henry and Mr. Joe McFarland Mrs. Millie Hinton was in the city visiting her brothers, Mr. York and Jeans Williams. COOYEN-8.8 was largely st - ended at New Zion and the lesson was well taught, collection, $1.16. Rev. F. J. Givens was with his people at Mt. Zion and had one addition, Mrs. Mary Bonner, and daughter returned home to Sherman and report Mr. her place Sail has returned from Glenville Misses, Virginia, to the home they beat to put the Union on the degrees your cooperation. W. C. Rand and Miss Lucille Brewer entertained their customers with a nice party on Jan. 31. Mrs. Amie McGivens prevailed a nice dinner for Mr. Grantson Dean and wife also Mr. Leon Jones Mr. J. C. Routle confined to his home on account of the Flu also. Father Cris Mack, Don't forget, she was my most time to read Mr. V. O. Battles and wife spent the night in the city on the 31st and stopped by to see Mr. Scott Given and wife. Herbert's club must in a very interim day with the following constitutive Session, president: Mr. Willie P. Thompson, secretary: Mr. Thomas Thompson, secretary: Mr. Wednesday afternoon at the club building. The president is making a woman to be at these meetings to give her woman to be at these meetings to give her woman to be planned for the club will be planned for the club will be planned for the beauty of the campus in general. **Hickman High School Natron** **Hickman High School** completed with a larger amount of money. He also average or required conduct that it large number will withstand. Much more painkiller. Much painkiller. half may receive all that it due met at the residence of Mrs. Bean. The house was called to order by the vice president, Mrs. Balard. Song by the club. Prayer, Mrs. Powell. Butt called, after which the hostess served passed chicken thousand island dressing, boiled-custard whipped cream and cake. Mrs. Walz, president was absent on account of illness. All the Smith County Teachers are looking forward to the County Interscholastic School meet at Tefan College. February 12, and 21. We had between 400 and 200 rural public last year and Prof. Q. W. Crouch County Agent, reports that there will be more schools represented this year than last. KEMP ADDITION — Mrs Annie T. Lee and Bates, Mrs. Beare spent Saturday evening with Mrs. Carr, 704 Johns street. On sick first-up Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey, Mrs. Norris, Mrs. L. Donaldson, Mr. A. Nelson and Dr. J. T. Welch Saturday afternoon. Little Miss Dorothy, Neil. Dix, his entertained quite a number of her little friends at her sixth birthday at the home of Mrs. Bertha Norris. 515ன்றime Street. Services were very good all day, Sunday at Titus Chapel. A M. E. church. Collection good. Three additions. Mr. Tytis of Titus is horser with the interior of his show business. He will leave in a few days. Mr. Harrison Welch, local real estate man and Juvenile officer was some what indisposed last week. He is now up and his many friends are glad to see him out. The Vellas are always having your copy of the Express waiting for you. Phone him 222. The Federated Missionary Society met at Titus Chapel C. M. E. church Monday, January 28 with the pre-mail. Mr. Tytis was given a new chair. The following program was rendered. The Open by Mrs. Duckenfield. Song led by Madame in E. Moore. Prayer by Rev. G. L. Morgan. Reading of minutes by an retare. Mr. C. Trimble. Fronto on the pre-mail. The present of cake to Mrs. Bernice Williams who held the success number. Adjourned. The election of officers will be held Monday night. February 2 at Anderson�. Madeira R. E. Moore. North port. Mrs. J. Bell of Humphrey street. has returned. from Padua she went to set up and install a new Court. CROCKETT — Mr. Johnnie Moten formerly, of Crockett but now residing in Dallas in here visiting home folks after an absence of 16 years Rev. P. R. Taylor was guest at Mr. and Mr. Jim Holley. Sunday for dinner. The parents and teachers examination was organized on Friday as a the high school, the following office was elected. Mrs. Giella Nelson, president; Mosella J King, Vienna Sarah Gary, secretary; E. W. William, treasurer. The association will meet every second Wednesday at 16 o'clock on public days. The services are various churches were well attended, all day Sunday. Mary Allen Seminary family and students was shipped with Rev. T. George and members at St. Paul, Rev. W. W. Tickett, the senior of Hall preached for Rev. Taylor and members Sunday. His sermon was enjoyed by all. The Sewing Circle met Friday at Cannon's cafe at 1:00 o'clock, president called the house to order one hour and half was held in the day after which a lifeless salad house was served. Members present eight Reverend T. George will preach at 1:0 o'clock at Mites Chapel Sunday came out and hear him. JEFFERSON— The first Sunday in February gave to our city a fine warm sunny day as if winter had passed, and Spring had come at last. Service as usual at the Macedonia Baptist church was good with pastor Rev. W. A. Preston, at his post. The Sunday school was well attended. At the night service the pastor spoke on "Why the Nagro girl goes wrong." The Macedonia church was able to finish raising money last month to take care of her last Piano note. Mrs. Eva Pryor has been summoned to Marshall, Texas to the 40th side of her sister Mrs. Lula Andrews, which has been reported improving. Mrs. Delay Robinson has been with her sister nearly two weeks, she sent Annie Loutre Daytiss back home for school while Mrs. Pryor remains. Mrs. Rosie Wallace will leave this week to join them. The C. of A. Lodge has a very nightly night at their Hall in South Windsor, where the young folks Monday night, Mr. O'Brien received an oil spill on his back. Mr. O'Brien has been broken, Mr. Will Thomas, made a trip to her mother's day as mother did not know of her. Mr. John Thomas, has returned, from the United States at his home. The family lot near Killipville, Tenn. Sunday at his home. The family farm near Jefferson and was Monday, Dr. H. Leach, bartender and Martha McKinney, store front for tickets to Linden. Monday on seriously late Saturday night. Dr. Reynolds had to add. RENHEITTA - Sunday School was church with the addition of two pastors at his post at 11 o'clock. Rev. Park- man was bartender at the C. of A. Lodge at an attractive party, a de- vation Saturday night. After several Gowns winning high scores, a de- vation Sunday had a delightful Ginn. DEAP, DUMB & BLANK INST TITLE - APRIL NEW AURIN. TEXAR. Feb. 1989. Raising the first term. The program was a celebration of the 1989 season. 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White, Mrs. A. N. Goolaby, matron for large boys and Mrs. M. O. Fraker assistant matron for boys have their dormitories well arranged, Mrs. Dr. Richardson, wife of Dr. Richardson, pastor of Weesley Chapel M. E. Church visited the Institution today, Mrs. Goldsmith of the city purchased two rugs of the Handicraft Department and left an order for three more. James Marina and Earl Cupheys are doing well selling the brooms made by them in the broom make. Department. Mary Williams is filling her place well as assistant secretary of R. E. Supt. Martin is having the field and garden plots plowed for early planting. The Moving Picture "The Gladsome Way thru Life" was very interesting. ANDMORE — Rev. H. H. Stoned preached a great sermon at 11:00 o'clock a. m. subject "I am a True Vine." Mrs. H. H. Stoned is on the sick list. The Junior Mister read: The first program Sunday at 10:00. Opening talk was made by Miss Gladys McHeron, president. The Social Club of the G.M.S. 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The school was progressing nicely since they have three teachers on their staff. Prof. J. R. White, principal, Miss M. C. Bodle and Mrs. A. White. They are spacing according to the report. The race. Mrs. Maud Bradley has opened a cafe in West Town. She reports succeeding nicely. Home Treatment For Piles If you suffer from bleeding, itching, blind or protruding piles, you can easily treat yourself at home with M. Mrs. Summers' File Suppliers, and avoid needles infection and suffering. Safe, healing, soothing. Users report speedy relief and recovery. Aware of the needles, FREE TRIAL, with useful information, by addressing The Summer's Medical Company, Box P, South Bend, Ind. 1 MEMBER NATIONAL NEIGHBOR PRESS ASSOCIATION. Published every Saturday morning in the Year of 3880 Burls Ave. by IE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (Incorporated) DALLAS, TEXAS Foreign Advertising Representative: W. J. A. Brennan, on South Dear- born Street, Chicago, 10. W. A. Brennan, on South Dear- born Street, Chicago, 10. W. A. Brennan, on South Dear- born Street, Chicago, 10. Notice To The Public Any serious reflection upon the character, standing or reputation of the advertiser which may appear in the columns of this publication, or which may gladly corrected upon its being published. Eastern out Post Office, at Dallas Ambassador of Congress, at Dallas, 1873 THE DALLAS EXPRESS has never questioned the white feather, author has it even as a man, and he has not been is not affiliated with the flannel meath. At its plum, every day, with which he soils our soil to these gangster brewers; they we lustful flirt; they profess a writeness of a man; they are whole, whole, whole, whole, whole, the love of our hands, justice covers all the terrific nature. This is seetty high ground, but we live on it and are pro- priety, and stand with us. This ground is holy, we R. KING. Report has it that on a civilian occasion, a few weeks ago when a meeting of the two races met for an informal discussion of affairs of vital importance to the Negro members of the committee, the Negro members were to be the Nine, a short list of the Nine members of the committee at which time the Negro members of the group were placed at a room. When one of the visiting Negro members of the committee questioned the answer was that "We must be careful you, not to The Express feels that the whole of the serving of that luncheon was a mistake of the gravestion. Taking place as it did, it gave to those while visitors the impression that Negroes believe that discrimination is all right for them, even to the point of willingly proclaiming it on themselves. There was no excuse for that action on the part of the host's occasion at all. If they felt that there would be any discussion of the serving of a luncheon for all of the guests alike, they had been discussing affairs together without any feeling of impropriety, then a lunch hour should have been declared and each of the guests could have taken advantage of the convenience of the place as they saw fit. Anything would have been better than the placing of the separate tables as a matter of courtesy? It was just the reverse of courtesy to the — We who live in the Southland have become accustomed to the practice of segregation in all of our lives, and we generally believed that the man, we would do nothing to remove it, an conditions are now. But it is not just or right. And that belief has for us lay in the feeling that government would brand us so. And it is this sort of argument, let it be his husband of the South, does not enter into, for the reason that no one has been in the minds of any self-rise or race. So we have not been able for us in effectively combat the practice of putting the burden on ourselves or race. We have, however, to a degree of putting the edge upon ourselves when called by inquiry into contact, with members of the hosts on the occasion of the agitation of the hosts on the occasion mentioned because, they, occupy found among us in the under of which we perform upon themselves, most of which they complain in the process of doing in the process — these by their actions, believe in fairness to a greater degree than do the majority of their fellow citizens. The majority, unanimously, not indicative of the sort of self respect which is expected of women and women today. If assertion is to exist, let it come from the self respect of women, let 'it' deter women, let 'it' deter women, let all of that is self respecting, let that too much conquerive self respect be THE DYER BILL TO BE HELD UP The Dyer Anti-lynching Bill will not be considered at this session of The House of Representatives according to the statement of Nicholas Longworth to Moorefield Stovey of the N. A. A. C. P. Representative Longworth explained that the Government supply bills which must be passed up on before March 4th were standing in the way of the consideration of this bill and that Garrett, Democratic leader in the House had let it be known that every parliamentary hindrance which could be mustered would be used to fund its introduction for consideration. In fact, it was, stated that all of the legislative program would be held up if that In the light of all of the complaints which are now being heard from staunch Democratists at the continued failure of that party to gain the approval of the majority of Americans, and because of the fact that American citizens have been locked quality of all of its leaders, the casual observer is prone to wonder that its leaders in Congress persist in those policies. It is a noteworthy fact that that party has been the hindrance to more progressive legislation than it has sponsored. In fact, few of the really profitable members of the national government have their way there because they have genius of the leaders of the Democratic Party. In the last Congress they blocked the passage of the Dyer Bill, and that, in spite of the fact that the states from which they usually hail are the grousest offenders in the matter of lynchings they cry about "states that get their states depravity by concerted action in the states for the abatement of the evils complained of. In the consideration of these facts, taking into consideration the progress of modern thought, it is to be wondered that the Democratic Party has as many adherents as it does. It has been the case that the states depravity it has proven itself unworthy of the trust which its public has imposed in it. and barring a decided change in its policies, in ten years it will be a thing of the past. But somehow ynching will be stopped and whining will be allowed against it minus the several states pass laws against it which have "9th" enough in them to make them effective. The opposition which the Dyer Bill is meeting should serve only as an urge to greater efforts for its passage. It seeks to止 an evil which the leaders of thought in every real national greatness. That sentiment is growing to such an extent even in the South that it is not unreasonable to feel that in time, such attempts to hinder the passage of a bill as The Dyer Bill will be frowned down upon by those who are responsible for the seating of those who are up in the attempts of the sponsors of this bill to have it considered. Sentiment should be made for it and it should be urged at every opportunity. If it can be wanted enough, it can be passed. Nothing great is bad without labor. A lot of the work that has come in recent years. It is well worth working for, waiting for, opposing even the threats of Democratic leaders for. Eventually it will become a reality. GARVEY LAUNCHES ANOTHER SHIP Marcus Garvey has launched another ship. This time it is The Boat T. Washington, whose owners are the former dupe of the Black Star Line and six white men whose presence among the owners is necessary according to Garvey. This time according to the statement of Garvey, this boat will be the first vessel connected with the operation of the vessel, Captain Hirth. So has been a master for six years with the shipbuilding, and will be the captain of the vessel. It sailed from New York with a full crew, and fourteen passengers, and will be on a cargo of coal in Philadelphia, make Havana, Kissou, Port au Prince and Colon. It will load with 100 tons. It remains to be seen whether or not this venture of navy with sailing vessels will have a more fortune termination than his former venture with the Black Star Line which want broke, due to his unbusiness like methods. That his former followers have not lost confidence in his hird pictures of an African Republic and a fleet of sailing vessels in the business with which they put more money into the new vessel. There are those in America who were genuinely disappointed in the failures of the former concerns of Garvey, the movement that was so insular which the followers of the movement allowed him to be placed to much better use. They opposed Garvey not so much because of prejudice against him as an individual as because of the belief that his methods were deemed to defeat because of the orderly business process. Even now, they wish him success in this new venture, though they know that with the change in his methods of operation, this venture, like the others, would not do not believe in the dipam of an African empire as does Garvey. But they do feel that there is an advantage in the establishment of a shipping concern by the members. Such faith as these gullible folks have in Garvey should be rewarded by more than empty promises and vivid pictures of fabulous wealth and power in the future. There should be actual dividends accruing to these stockholders by reason of their ability to handle the affairs of that concern. And here it is hoped that though Garvey has proven himself the master promoter of race, together with Heman Perry of the ill-fated Standard Life, there is room for a great amount of doubt of his ability to conceive a concern with the same degree of efficiency as he conceived. Capable men, memotional men, men of training in the affairs of business concerns should be placed in charge of the affairs of running and allowed to run them. In continued failures of the leaders of the race, there is danger that there will come a disaster of the public in our conceris generally. That must not be. Failures can be successfully forestalled only at those who have these concerns have the sense to limit the powers of the government and see to it that their methods are according to the dictates of good business procedure. Garvey should be watched. THE SCHOOL BOARD WILL IMPROVE NEGRO SCHOOLS In its statement of last week in regard to the improvements for Negro schools which will come out of the new bond issue of two million dollars as proposed by the School Board, Mr. Browne said that the School and the Ninth Ward School. Improved playgrounds were mentioned in connection with the others but nothing was said about the building of the schools to take care of the children who must attend such long distances to school. The children should get busy and make a detailed survey of their schools with a view of making their real needs known to the Board of Education. It is well that the two schools mentioned are to be improved but the needs of the Negro children of Dalton, Alabama, are not known. It is out of this bond issue. Now is the time for the Negro citizens to act in an intelligent way. They should discover all of the facts, try them before, the Board of Education and with those facts as a basis, make application for greater ap- THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1925 For The Woman Who Cares. ```markdown ``` CHECK THEM There ought to be a sympathetic understanding in business relations and maybe promoters and founders of the concerns ought to be humorous and indulged a bit, but a rule of common sense ought to be the v�old-somewhere and there ought to be a definition limitations put on their power. Accurate balance wheels ought to be placed on their judgment and their activities in regards to the affairs of the concerted ought to be made subject to the advice, review and the consideration of a board of advisors of some form of directors. Two men of our race in the last two years have been permitted and allowed to host their own schemes with our money and thereby millions of dollars have been wasted. Sorry and Garvey are the examples. Survey made a video out of a five million dollar airplane soap bubbles and byra's airplane and airplane's airplane's realigned to arrow, the consequences of every旅客, the dispensers who work to bridge his ambitions and eventually made himself the sovereign power over the world's most human-like efforts and and they have so enough money for the small and far-re钴 and airplane, so far as they are in the same way as the dismissions of Africa for his people. Guilty (not his mission) has been made to the world by the two-�.) It has been made to the world by making good investments if he has made himself amenable to cautions, the risk of the loss of the money he has received every move and estimated the consequences of every expend. For The Wom ALTTLE YOY Every hour and every minute Has a New Year's Day, tucked in it, is packed with possibilities— It is the most of the world's most of the most a friend's good morning from a day I'm getting tight the life of his fainted and letting it get out to room about: More harm that you would like it to. Since it is the New Year now... To be more kind, more brave, more MAKING MONEY AT HOME Taken from:" Today's House, 'Wife' QUILTING FOR PROFIT MONEY FORM EARLY TOMATOES We find, there is nothing that will bring as much profit for them as Work expanded as early form. We put several pails of rich earth in the collar before the carib bound freezes and buy the earliest tomato seeds. These we plant in 20. In shallow boxes of sunny windows careless trans- small chns-smalised condensed We filled with roots, shift to paste-board boxes. When the water was shielded to a frame on the sunny side of a box close to the�ast or mustin plants will be dark green, with strong stalks when danger of By Leonard Massenburg (For The Amidments Negro Press) The first A M E Zion church established South of Mason and Dixon line was in Peter's New- The emancipation of slaves in all Prevalent colonies took place February 8, 1794. It required over 16,000,000 pounds of dynamite and other high explosives in the cement industry. In that century, industry that year was crushed to a fine equal to four feet. What nation uses most electric power? The United States. The time of a shock to Americans was in the early 1900s. The United States $20,000,000 people were electric power users in and in Japan only 48 per cent. The present-third day of May, 1911, President Garfield appointed the first electric power station in the United States. The station whose name is worthless paper. The president adds a couple of letters ofterrage to the negotiation. This new territory is for THE MIRROR PUBLIC OPINION lure. The weight of his own skull made his organisation too heavy and it had to tappe. It was the law fruit in over- and under-wall will be a fruit to eat. It will bring dead plants along with it. It will be on the bushyard. It will be on the bushyard. When tomatoes are on the we can and do sell them. we can and do sell them. the most profitable early tomato. One can ease a good move in the backyard. the most profitable move in the backyard. about the vines being within the plants. about the vines being within the plants. about the vines should be the plants. MONEY IN SOAP I make two mines of goan cakes, selling for $5 and $10 cents, and have a ready sale for all I can make. Empty the contents of one can of any good lyra into a stone jar, with three parts of cold water. Stir till desoyed, then set aside to cool. Melt $1/2 lbs of clean grease, tallow, or lard until all is desoyed. Set aside until the temperature is about 120 degrees, then slowly pour lyra into grease until thoroughly combined. Add I gill violet ammonia, stir two minutes, pour into a wooden mold, cover Set in a warm place for 24 hours, turn out cut in cakes and dry. SOLVING THE LEFT-OVER CEREAL PROBLEM 1. i cup cooked with i cereal. i cup canned corn. i Temp to add i milk. i add i sugar. i add i flour. i corn, corn, corn, corn Four in buttered flour. i make Four in buttered flour. i make Hot Raisin Cereal Pudding Two cups milk, 1 cup wheat cereal or rice, ½ cup sugar, 1 egg, 1 teaspoon cinnamon, 2 jabies, 1 spoon of butter, 1 teaspoon salt, 1 cup raisins, 1 teaspoon milk with cereal and brine to boiling point. Add sugar, melted butter, cinnamon, salt and raisins. Add egg, well heaten, and cook mixture for 5 minutes. Best served hot, with cream and sugar. Baked Oatmeal with Cheese Two cups cooked oatmeal, 1/2 cup grated cheese, 2 tablespoons soft bread crumbs, 1 teaspoon melted butter, salt and pepper. Add seasonings to batmeal and alternate layers of oatmeal and cheese in a buttered baking drain having top layer of cheese. Cover with buttered crumbs. Joke in moderate even about 20 minutes. Date Delight One cup cooked cereal cup chopped rates, 1 cup milk, 2 cup sugar, 1 egg, 1 teaspoon vanilla mix, milk with egg yolk and e-bison cereal. Add sugar, dates, vanilla, and bake in buttered dish 10 minutes. Heat egg white still. Heat beat in 1 tablespoon sugar. Spread over top of baked pudding, return to oven and brown. Sweet Rice Croquettes One cup cooked rice, ½ cup milk, 1 egg, 1 tablespoon sugar, ½ teaspoon cinnamon, salt, 1 milk, add rice and seasonings. Tastes better egg. Cook mixture until thick. When cool, form flat cakes, dip in beaten egg, roll in fine bread crumbs. Fry in deep fat. CREAM OF CORN SOUP Cook, two cungfula of karneled corn and one green pepper minced wheat by the boring water. Twenty minutes. In a saucepan melt one tablespoonful of butter and add one Meepontful of flour one teapoonful of salt, one quater for teapoonful of celery salt and one teapoonful of spices. Then add two cupials of rich milk gradually, stirring constantly. Combination the two in the water through a puree strainer or vegetable puff of which is mixed with the same. Rated with the spoonful of whipped cream on top of each plateful. Pass, croutons. BITS med by river deposits washed away from山水川和甘蔗等，and can be done about it, so no country protests. Dr. Henry Fitbutler, Louisville, was born two womps in 1914. He graduated from Michigan University in 1872. He was granted a chapter in the legislature of Kentucky in 1888 to practice medicine having graduated from the Louisville University of Ohio in 1900. He was the first regular physician of the Nogro race to enter upon the college of medicine in the state of Kentucky. The National Republican Convention held at Philadelphia in June, 1873 received an delegates a number of a colony, men, and for the first time in the history of presidential conventions, the Negro vote was heard and applauded. Charles L. Redmond was the first Negro to take the platform as a regular lecturer, in the anti-slavery cause, and was no doubt, the ablest representative that the race had until the appearance of Frederick Douglass in 1812. The first race newspaper published in the South was the Colored American. It was published in August, Georgia, and was edited by J. T. Shuttles in 1852. Miss Ida Flatt, of Chicago, was the first woman of the race to be admitted to the bar of any State. Savishville, Tennessee, 1–4, always been proud of the fact that I was a Baptist and now I am a good old shunting Baptist, and in my old days, as I am nearing the group, I hang God that our son is the most well-known man and they are done things this time never dreamed of doing in this world, and I feel that the cause is safe in their hands. Do you know Dr. A. M. Townsend? He is one of the most remarkable men in this country, and has been well-known with his own reservation. He has stood on the land and during his years. He is our business senior, and his name will live in the hearts of men after many of us will have been forgotten and perhaps rotten. He has the Baptist of Americt. Behind him, and he has been leading them on to success, having directly by his aide Dr. L. K. Williams, of Chicago, pastor of the Olivet Baptist Church, and president of the Christian Church Convention of America. People have thought me to me crazy or some other something since I have been in Nashville, and visited the new home of the Sunday School Publishing Board of the National Baptist Conference. A Go Back and see Where I was seen from you the other letter. When among the leaders of the National-Hantian convention, he indianapolis, Thidana, meeting the Executive Board, Dr. L. K. Williams provided, and when he of Little Rock. It was never to take a long time to find a book. It just one more big meeting and I was glad I needed to be there. All the things I had to do were to go to the court and to go about the courtroom and needs of their Boards, and the whole Board joined in making plans for the new session of the National Baptist convention to be held next week. The most important is to create a great meeting in the history of the organization. The first things coming to the touch with Dr. A. M. Townsend and he invited me to visit Nashville that night and we played the game, though I should do a thing like that. The invitation was accepted and I was in the home for a day and night with Kitor. William H. and his family were in the park and he was the first to tell you when a fellow can be entertained by the dignitaries he just feels his head was so big. He was very good to see the top-open. I was just there. Visited the Simpsons University and walked around the hall and the park was the most important. Mr Townsend told me something to tell me: I was going to Teach news but I did not think he would come down to meet me and I would be throwing the book up. Reaching town about 8 o'clock I stopped to the hello box, told the A. M. Townsend, and they had me to call a certain particular number of people and asked the help he did. I told him that he was the first to tell me how he was. I was right and he would not be in the city. He was in that. I was a few minutes before he was in that. I had to take to the right in as if he had to. My Supper Teaching the house Mrs. Townsend was full of smile and told me to step right. If he was been receding a real brother. Now let me tell you that Mrs. Townsend is on the road. I am a man of a very large size, and in this whole country we have a very large house. I am the most effective. I have a firm sense of the positive Readings book with it's pages, and one of the best normal things used in any body's church. It is a public book by the Sunday school. Sunday school Publishing Hospital Well I soon had my little feet. I had a littleི་ and I was in the city. After the eating business I went to the store and the Sunday school published the book I will never be able to tell you about a People thought I was. If I go on that way now, what will it be when the building in the city is going to be built? It's take hold of it in full. I am an un況 which states but they are It is going to be something the home is going to be in the city kind of America. And it is all to be true to me. The ground is downed down in the ground as well as way in the way I can be. But the buildings under the ground will build to be in the city. It will be a stockroom like a home. paper and supplies. Sleep on the west side corner will be the most important. The People Thank a Prunt Company on the East side will be the public. We have a small room. On this same floor between the old house and the long hall. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS IN NEGRO HISTORY. Questions perlining to Negro history anywhere. If of general interest and not too long, will be answered by Mr. Parker in this column. When space will not permit or the subject is not suitable, letters will be personally answered, subject to proper limitations, and when a stamped envelope is enclosed. Address, all communications to George Wells Parker, the Associated Negro Press, 3423 Indiana A.E., Chicago, Ill. Copyright, 1924, by A. N. B. How many Negroes fought in the Revolutionary War?—E. B. M. Chattanooga, Tenn. Who was the greatest author?—F. H. L. Lamar, Alexander Duman, Not. Three thousand, Alexander Hamilton was the first to brokens it. Firenke give _some_ information about Negro writers: W-2, R- & M-2. * N. Phoenix, Aris. The most famous are Poushkin, Robert Browning, Dunbar, poets Duman, father and son, are the greatest of romantic writers. In Radio Hein was a famous story writer and writer of legends. In America we have Dullois, Christin Nutt, Benjamin Brawley, William Braitwaite (critic), etc. Please give three of four reasons for studying Negro history: J. H. H. Sahn, Alt. Race pride, race aspiration, race hope, race confidence, race love, and most of all to get rid of the slave psychology which is the greatest curse of the Negro today. When, was Judge Braker elected Judge in Detroit, Mich.—B'E' L. W. Seattle, Washington. I cannot give you this information. Perhaps some reader can and, if so, if he—or she will send me the information I shall write you. The building, and the building hall of F. K. containing a tablet, and a group of pictures of the memorial three-footed, sleek or tablet with the names of the pioneer ministers of the National Baptist Convention. This is all I can tell you about this floor now, but I stopped up to the second floor of the same building and this library mailing room, and the building of the space which is the most important to the workers and other business with needing office space. Come up to the third floor and find executive, administrative, step-graphic, clerical, bookkeeping and filing departments. Then we will find the first floor we will find. All the departments library, and they are sole in the same editor, the historian, and the historian will also the other. Please tell me the information we have for you will find the recently, wavden and cafeteria. That is going some. Now they will have shower bares for the employees and all other modern convenience. We are doing things now and I think God that I belong to this wonderful race. I have not told you about the mechanical departments, and this will be another part of the year. I will be the first to tell you about the large preseas, the great new No. 10. Optimus Habcock press of the latest design with automatic cross feeder and extended delivery, and one new Mitch two color press with automatic press feeder. I will not have time to go to the second floor of this department and the floor of this more inquisitious and the third floor and talk about the six later next year. He has a machine but another time. Fக்கn me this time. I have just been shouting it over Nashville and I am happy onto my soul. I never dreamed that I would live to see such a day, and then they have schools here that are turning out men and women in this world. It is the place in this world among thinkers. I am glad of it. I had the pleasure of dropping into some of these temples of knowledge. You know that some of the best schools in the world are right here in Nashville. I had the pleasure of going out to the state. I am also a fine faculty there headed by that wonderful educator Prof. W. J. Hala. He is a wonder, and they have about 600 students. Now let these young men and women step out in the world and you will see conditions change. They are almost a standard area with the heads up thinking. We get a man like Dr. A. M. Townsend from these schools. We are producing men now and not pigmies. In Nashville, is to be found one of the oldest colleges in this country for our people—in fact it is one of the most noted institutions in all America. Fisk University, Dr. E. A. McKinley, one of the finest men—it has been mine to know is president, and believe me to be has accomplished something else he has been here. It has been his lot to rehabilitate the entire plant, including the installation of a Central beating plant, electric lighting, sanitary and hathing facilities at a cost of $200,000. Then the annual budget of the institution has been from $22,000 to $173,000. The maximum salaries of professors increased 487 per cent, and then arrangements have been made by which Fisk teachers are placed on the Carnegie retirement allowance. Now I have given you four things and I will turn to other accomplishments. During President McKinley's administration, Fisk University was first瓶口难入. Fisk University was an education of colored people to be promised one million dollars for the following year. In the past two years, the students at the University were 50,000 from the first school to the second school. Fisk University from the Harmon Foundation and to be awarded a Hilliard Foundation of Education. Fisk University has been a joint think of it twenty houses and an apartment have been added to the school for further comfort of its families. Informed that extensive efforts to improve the status of the school were made to improve the proper care of the health of the students. A very broad system of students are now being worked out for the students. Now let me sum up in a few words: The two have been recognized as the administration of Dr. McKinley's school at the first school. The first is the college to run the school. The only college to run the first school. The first is the school of building the standard. It has been realized every point. It has been determined that the Columbus and Chicago Universities, as being standard, will collect the National College, as being standard, but will be the National College, but it will be the standard. Standard policy: Public, singer, bath at home and abroad. Employees are not required to work at the school. Workers and of Fisk graduates. Because all of these things there is no need for the school. Some may say away with him and cruelty him but some will be so good. Some say they are so good. Some say they are so good. For his life. Tew things to say do you about the Mill Male Hospital but will talk about them in another way. I will be going this time to - sudden stop. to Negro history anywhere. Not too long, will be unver- olism. When space will not be suitable, letters will be to proper limitations, and it is enclosed. Address, all wells, Parkers, the Asso- sian, and Chicago, H. 14, by A. N. D. Who was the greatest Negro author?—P. H. L. Lamar, Mrs. Alexander Duman. Not only was the greatest Negro writer—but perhaps the greatest and most profilefie of all romantic writers. Phon. whence did the Carthaginians come?—D. W. P. Macon, Gs. Carthage was founded by Dido, a princess of Phoenicia. Later Africans from the northern part of the continent mixed with the inhabitants. The Phoenicians were also a people of African descent and therefore mixed readily. I have read somewhere that our numerals come from dark places. Please explain.—H. T. V. Cleveland, Ohio. Our numerals are Available and come from the Arabians. They were an African race. The northern Arab were mulattoes, while the southerners were black and skin to the Ethiopians. Sometimes, ago you mentioned the temples of Jainism as the temple of Jainism and the temple of Jainism afterward and that it was recorded—I. Q. F. I. Taumon, Washington, Washington, Roger Script. It is in the same institution where the temples of Jainism, King Tul was recently uncovered. 2.0 MIDNIGHT OFFICE CAT THIS PAPER BY JUNIUS This cross-word nightmare is making them bolder than ever, and the story continues in which a blind man with a wooden lea- s, who is blindly thought, sees coming. Intelligent, and artist- "They use a ruse," was his blunt reply. "They have no teeth or teeth on their hands or on a good wood knife. There is no more, unfortunate things to do with it. You can zoom in, much lip stick will keep it in place. The following, who guts everything off, of the last month will have you in the middle of a ruse." and Woman. Radio-a radio-bug exterminator. There is many a thing of beauty who is a law forever. A man often tells a girl he would be better off never doing it, but never does it. Salamam—"hur," I would like a very good radio Fan—I would have a very good job, just now. Now I have a model ballet dancer, just now. I have a model ballet dancer, just now. Another reason so many modern women do not have the hardwear fashions. Another reason so many modern women do not have the hardwear fashions. Another reason so many modern women do not have the hardwear fashions. fashions that there is no room for Tight as Could Be "No son, don't shut the shower," he said. "The shutter's airtight, the son did "And I can't shut it any shower." From the "Tower of the Earth" column of the New York Times, he wrote: "No field is required for the man who can thank him, himself." He said he would be "Poverty Alarm" and "XAID on his play make fall out a tree." "Ah see yo' is housecleaning." said, Mrs. Snow White. Mrs. Snow White is the mother of Green Garden, who is the mother of moving things and is neither the mother of flowers comes across a pair of slippers from a farm, nor a four-fish five lye. The "After what is home" car is laid up. A high town is in a place where a sunny day can remain in a supermarket. Dalton: "Walter, there is sand in Winter." "Yes, it that is to keep the sand in the sand." Our shadow does not make a sunset. But our shadow of the sun may make an early fall. There is the Irishman who dis- changed the subject of often. Mr. Jackson who lives now in Ireland, and who is the family starts the engine to do heaving. At that time he childhood. We celebrate his mother's birthday) he, my your face, might be a woman to clean on it. A hunter in Trousworth found out the owner was wild after hiding in it. It I knew the light of a smile Mightinger the whole day And brighten one heart with a wonderful light it would you Strike a man when he is down You can't tell how big he'll be when he gets up. Make sure he knows how Make love in a buggy-even Make sure you finger sniff--remember your girl, you can't around the home. Many people enjoy the radio. Think what things that could be done if we could put around the home. Can you tell how long that have been married by which you can go up a ladder. Can you put a parachute in your window to save his health money, or the honey. Balancing Shoes Hitch your shoes to a Star- You may go up a ladder. Can you put a parachute in your window to save his health money, or the honey. Time will tell, but is doesn't always Ovee your Sharp Sharp Sharp Give up the sharp sharp sharp Immediately if the clock was in an innate if the clock was if was, do you suppose, it invented how Jim made the wrangling up a bottle- daughter's daughter. Today's Sharp Sharp! Today's some girls are the more Although hardware stores have already been selling alarm shields and alarm photo shields, most hardware stores still report any alarm. The Liberian battle to the onion "to breath" where is the sting —oil— good-looking产物 are, fancy poisonous products are, character instead of his income Arrows in a grass at twice the price, defines the editor of Sparka "Titian Relative" are not in distant distance, however, unless you MISS EYES. SOCIETY 1892 ST. JAMES A. M. E. TEMPLE—DALLAS DRAWS FIRST BLOOD IN THE GREAT INTER-CHURCH $10,000.00 CONTEST LEADING ITS OPPONENT BY THE SMALL MARGIN OF $74.66 FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY A Sunday School 717.08 Sunday School 127.15 A. C. Endeavor 15.52 A. C. Endeavor 7.00 Missionary Collections 45.50 Missionary Collections 48.70 Sunday and Monday ecl- Sunday and Monday night 507.43 Mist Five women is 14, if the squinting foot that is causing so much air in the maritime world were 12, then Mist Five would make all things Salem Baptist Church—8 S opened at 9:45 a.m. with over-average attendance. Morning: Service opened at 11:48 o'clock. Pastor Hebrew announced his first from Hebrew Church. W. J. Dibben was present in advance at 7:30 A.M. F.C. at 7:45 the pastor announced his first, taken from 2nd King's Church. Subjet: Threw her down, she is succeeding to the church. Collection for 17:45 at 115.15. M. H. Dibben's pastor True Vine Baptist Church—8 S opened at the usual hour with slapt B.W. Keer with his staff of officers on duty. An interesting lesson was well discussed at the 11 o'clock hour. Here, 4 Shepherd prayed from Jake 12-20, published on June 26, 1946. Mr. Ebbis was the guest for the women and the speaker of the hours. Everyone enjoyed the lecture which was timely and in its place. W. H. P. U. at 8:30 a.m. at 11:45 a.m. was a great spiritual sermon was delivered by Rev. A. E. E. T. Member Me: We are still doing great work at True Vine. Our Motto: Evelair our aim to do greater work for God. Rev. A. M. Mitchell mustor Lee Chapel A. M. E. Church: Services at Life's Chapel A. M. E. Church Sunday, were at usual with superintendent and teachers present. Collection for Sunday School $1.00 at 11 o'clock the pastor breached an excellent sermon. Rev. R. S. Jenkins has added one to our number in the sermon of Rev. G. L. Smith who has recently been�ward to preach. We thank Dr. Jenkins for this good man. A. C. League at usual hour a nice program was renewed. New Council was the speaker at 7 o'clock, he used as a subject. The your Name Written in Heaven, Total edition for the day $7.00. A big Rally is on canines are to raise $100.00 each. Original board, Monday night. We think the pastor and Christian friends of New Zion-Church, the Rev. John D. B. Christian duty, delving the illness of our son Jughego Foster, JOHN FOSTER, Father LULA MAE FOSTER, Mother ST. JAMES A. M. E. TEMPLI BLOOD IN THE GREAT IN CONTEST LEADING ITS OPMARGIN OF $74.66 FOR T Who Shall Eat The Crow, Abington of Dallas or Smith of Hematop! It will be recalled that the pastors of Wesley Chapel A. M. E. Church, of Houston, and St James A. M. E. Temple of Dallas entered into a friendly contest to raise ten thousand dollars in nine months in their congregations and the church raising the largest amount over that sum will compel the pastor and officials of the losing congregation to eat a banquet of crow. During the first quarter, the reports are to be published in the press once a month. The month of January has been a test and a test was greatly hampered—some of the worst weather in years occurred THE MUSEUM OF THE ARTS pertaining to marriage should be secured. Are you sure you feel the marriage test in the front-door may be a hard test, or a hard thing will be a big crop of diseases are John. Most Eyes' advice to two young friends are likely at home they have finished their schooling and then she is sure some ladies will be in the front-door. They are always the only one to the social world. Miss Eyes' law that she does not have a public dance the other day, most of all is the grades. Miss Eyes' wonders why a certain young married man still takes his meal, it, the Cafe, is that friend can't cook or or they expect him to hire a cook when they married. Miss Eyes wonders why a certain golden Brown is so much envied, Don't worry so much about her, he has a little time to do something else, he says. Miss Eyes's work is so much about how you'd be "lucked to death of her" if first with you and as far as she does it, she concerns concerning it, she doesn't spell beans, she even knew he was going to marry and helped him plan the future. Miss Eyes's work is so much about how she has been made as a purchasing a husband with good estate, why man those meusons paid for all of the time, and how she has been able to get the money to buy a house, but I can't get the money to buy a house. Miss Eyes's work is so much about how she will never do. Miss Eyes's days you will be the next to be the tough of the old town. That man has a wife and a son, let him alone you are an active girl but I must say you are blank. WINNING CHAPTER, C. M. E. Bishop of St. Mary's, M. E. of Vernon, Calif. M. E. Church met Thursday evening, 7:30 p.m. 2111 Jolliffe Street, M. E. Church, 2111 Jolliffe Street, M. E. were present. The mission was born in 1812, when the missionaries of N. W. Clark, who vividly portrayed the missionaries, met the roll was called, members died, died, and responded with compassion. The missionaries had a dedicuous appending menu to meet with Mrs. C. M. Wonderful East Indian Weekly The only known cure for Leucorrhoea (whites). Used successfully for 25 years. Indorsed by thousands of guaranteed. Pop full confidential information, write. THE CARBO CO. Dept. S. Peoria, Ill. E—DALLAS DRAWS FIRST TER-CHURCH $10,000.00 PONENT BY THE SMALL HE MONTH OF JANUARY on two Sundays which was a hard blow to the effort. Despite this fact the churches made commendable showing. It will be seen from the reports that the congregations are getting into the spirit of the struggle and the reconciling two months of the first quarter promises some real developments. The fact that St. James Dallas drew the first blood with only more to arouse. Whether Chapel to its final self, while St. James says she means to hold the lead she has won on the first round. Large plans are better laid by the congregations for raising funds during the coming months. The following is the report by WESTSIDE OF THE FIRST MONDAY THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1925 WELLINGTON — Services were warmly attended at St. John's C., Church. A spiritual feast was enjoyed by all throughout the day. Instructions to the Colored Financial, Wellington, Texas is located in West Texas in the edge of the Panhandle. Rich Cotton and farming belt Colored accommodates the good-being of the West Coast. In the near-east by the colored people in 1919, A good rooming house is needed, restaurant, barber shop and show-shining parlor. Now colored people get busy. Lots cheap and good abstracts, title and warranted deed. For such information write. E. L. Springfield, Washington, Texas GROESNECK — FY. Washington, after having preached at his own church Sunday morning motion to Mt. Olive to presch for Rev. Deckham. He was accompanied by his decons, Morgan, Inge, Jackson and Mark and a large delegation of others Rev. Winfield was in the city Saturday on his way to his charge. Rev. Whitaker was at his post at Jones Chapel, Mexico. A light, up dinners, as given by Mr. D. Jackson at which he was invited. The affair was high class and served on the latest style, Miss Ollie Lee Gary is sick this week. She has pneumonia, but not considered dangerous. HOLLAND — The singing given at Mrs. Mary's Stubblefield's Saturday night was a success. Married Thursday, January 22nd, Mr. Odis Hines and Miss Vella Holland. Married Sunday, January 23rd, Mr. Cornell, Rizzini and Mrs. Vena Holland. We hope them much success. Misses Johnnie M. Brooks and Beaulah M. Bryan were the pleasant guests of Misses, Johnnie M. Brooks and Beaulah M. Bryan was the pleasant guest of Misses Alberta and Elizabeth I. Chadwick Sunday. Mr. Norman Mitchell is visiting in Texarkana. Mrs. Lizzie Clayton was the distinguished guest of Mr. King Mrs. T. T. Thompson. Sunday, Mr. A. A. Black and Mr. J. M. Robert were visitors at Holland high school Thursday. Prof. H. L. Brown, Mrs. M. Stubblefield, Mr. T. R. Stephen and Mr. B. Stephen and Mrs. W. A. Adam were visitors Friday. DANGERFIELD — R R at New Home (Haplan Church was opened on time with officers and teachers at their posts) R Y P U at 1:30 K m. an excellent program was carried out. Rev Daniels filled his appointment at the M E Church Sunday, the W-M R and Y-W A's were entertained at the home of Mrs Hust. Victims in the city are Miss Louie Thomas of Retram, Miss Rama Walker of Belper Spring and Miss Rolls of Greenville, Mrs I. Thomas was also a senior last year. Mother Visitors are Prof. T. Z. Trough of Shakur Mrs Henry of Hawkins, Mretna Lloyd Clarkmore and William Adams are out of the city on hunt-over. Mrs Alice Jackson has been confined to her bed with reclamation, but is improving. ```markdown ``` J L. M. HURNS Austin, KS - Austin, KS I want everyone to know GEL "Tipiha" ita have done so mote ita have done so mote ita have done so mote ita have done so mote I was going back to my rigorous duties. "Toy is I may I and I read an all the Defender, about Top-Take I have felt like a new man and was evered of powers which I thought were lost. I can say with all highty that, Pop Take brought me back my Tee and I would not take many dollars for the good. They have brought me. I am now able to do a hard day's work, enjoy my meals and do not have that worn out, no good feeling. My wife says I begin to act like I did your top. I am good to recommend Top-Take to any man who feels himself slipping, believing he will be well-saddled." Signed, Emanuel Norris. Mr. Norris is only one of many men who praise Pop/Tina. Don't be a 'Has been.' Don't let yourself slip. Bring Back That Old Time Pep. Send $2 per pay postman on delivery. Treatment mailed in Plain Sealed Package. Money back if not so called. Write today. HAMILTON LABORATORIES 776 American Bank Blvd. Kansas City, Mo HONEY GROVE — Service which was attended at the different churches last Sunday. At 11 a.m. Rev. G. R. Williams delivered an��-bellied psalm from Pratt's and the Rev. and a night his son was in God to God Serve Him. But, at Eat He God Serve Him," Rev. Caroline of the A. M. F. Church also held ex-concert. Mrs. T. W. was a nice person at the day of her room, who has been confined to her room since Christmas on account of a fall she received them too; a turn for last Sunday and has been suf-dealing with the same. Mr. Thompson was called to Denison to the bed, side of his wife's last Sunday. Mr. Dickerson, Mrs. Hilburn and others of Wolfe's city-motored men (1978) were sent to the house of the Rev. Ethel Smith. Mr. White Brown and Miss Fannie Smith were united to Holy Week, last Saturday evening. Rev. Jeff Smith, the bride of the first children of the new, reformed, wishes for them's happy and peasurous married life. Mr. Luther Framier, revival, very sick. The much the prayers of the friends were very high. The people of the city were so much improved rapidly Mr. Ethel Smith, was a senior in England Wednesday. Mrs. Third Coats of Dalton was called to the bedside of her higher-class. The Rev. Fuller Mr. Conelcloth Smith of Dalton, the lending the bed side of her mother. Mr. Fane-Tharks. U. Imperialtsch. Mrs. J. M. Hankins, head of the Office of the President of the University of the State of New York. Mrs. N. Ternstrom. **WESTMINSTER** — Sunday was a regular call at the University of New York. He shouted, "Hey, Joe, I started Sunday quarterback. Monday at the quarterback. Monday at the quarterback. Monday at the quarterback." Professor, Dr. N. W. Edwards, will show how to make a great quarterback with hands-on training and simple techniques. Professor, Dr. Edward D. Dietz, will show how to make a great quarterback with hands-on training and simple techniques. Professor, Dr. Edward D. Dietz, will show how to make a great quarterback with hands-on training and simple techniques. MINERAL WELLS — Mr. and Mrs. James Haywood and their son, Arundellli who moved to Wichita County, was sent back to the city. spring the day the union services at the C. M. E. church were written attended. The Rev. Bonner, P. C. of the second-in-law, was at the same subject was there. And One to Holt Collection good. A 6 o'clock dinner was Tuesday. Jan. 6th at the residence of Rev. and Mr. Smith to a few of their邻近邻近. Mrs. Jane Welch at this writing is reported 11, at her home on 5th street. Rev. C. G. Reed was with his people all day Sunday and his family were on the father-son family. Hayley Bond, Mrs. Lorine Washington who has been visiting relations in the 18ths has returned to her home. Shepard was called to Nichels. I am a little sick, mathy on last Wednesday. Mr. Tues. Mrs. Ann Arbor. Mr. Foss was and Mr Albert White were but car riding and on their side to the bus was turned over into a ditch had a one of the three were badly healed about the face. At present they are resting nicely. Rev. O. Smith spent the week here with his family Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Dembert of Kirkwood was in Port Worth Monday to meet his daughter, Arianna Dempart. CALYBERT, Mrs. Sallie Polly, is the wife of the late Dr. Arianna and treatment of her son, Dr. Arianna. Dr. Arianna will be the highlight of all Six Kirkwood and Dumbarton schools. William will be at the McMahon Funeral. CHICAGO NEWS Chicago, Hib. Feb. 7—Cad. James Brown, Feb. 10—Cad. James Brown of January 15, from the University of Chicago, died Hew. 2" H. Clark, in memory, with his wife, Ann. H. Clark, of the Foreign Missions, in Chicago. Cruz, E. W., Clark offered the most illusive, well performed by the Ruthi, A. U. K. & D. of A. including the militants' department of which he was commander-in-chief of the First Regiment of Hinnia. Rural war at Limnion history. Mr. McNeth, a Washington, K.A. has returned to her home, following the funeral services for her brother, William Claybrook, who died very suddenly in this city. Mr. McNeth from the Undertaking for the first year held on January 15th from the Undertaking for more than 35 years. McGloey, for the second year, was the only of the 15th after it, of only six days Rev. L. Roddie officiated as stated by Rev. Pruitt. Court General, to Roheff,�, 1095-1095. A O.E. was the first of the first. Rural war at Lincoln Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. H. N. 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TWENTY-ONE RECEIVE DIPLOMAS AT AT MID-TERM COMMENCEMENT BOOKER WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL SOCIETY & CLUBS The first semester of the current school year was officially released last Friday night at Booker Washington High School. When Mrs. Kirk Hall, member of the Board of Education, presented diplomas to twenty-six graduates. In making her presentation, Mrs. Hall spoke in high praise of the splendid condition of the building in the auditionium of which the exercise were held, and mentioned the improvements proposed by the Board of Education. Particularly Negro schools in the event that the proposed two-million dollar bond is should carry Mrs. H. L. Penning another member of the board of Education was present at the exercise. Houan D. A. Faller Deliveries—Conveyance Address The uninvolvement address of the occasion was delivered by Dean O. A. Fuller, Bishop College Marshall, Texas. In his address the subject of which was: "The Night Hings out the stars." He advised the graduates that the most successful lives over lived by men and the accomplishments which the world skills great are achieved only after privation and struggle. He said, "The greatest battles which men fight were fought within their own lands and the mystery-attained before victory over the obstacles of this life can be bad." He traced the development of education from the progress of Xerxes in bad always until now, giving statistics here and in church life. He paid a IDA: WILD SHELL TIME: "will certainly with its annual format mid-winter Tables pay the 21st- this month at the Tables Tangle. The Dhankar and Siddharth Club will be in the guest of the occasion. All members shall be in formal social with the guest, and will not be expected. PRUSCILLA ART CLUB — Mrs A. H. Thomas 110. Cochran Street was heatwas to the members of Pracilla Art. Chin at her home Tuesday, February 2. The members were very enthusiastic over our Hedge Lamp which has been completed by Mrs. Davis. Fool's plans were "white" for our Charity Drive. But 315 at Hedge Park. The results for the whal's house were Miss I. Connor's best. Mr. Hunder of New York. The later was presented with a guest token. The hostage conducted a unique preaching contact while a two course lushroom was enjoyed. THE CLUB CENTION LIBRARY The following books have been printed on our Library shares: "Hunting Dogs" by William Victor. The Negro in Our History." W evden The Gift of Blank Folk." Du "larkwater," DuBois Christoph von the Race Prob The Dorsetby Art Club was initially entertained Wednesday, June 21st, the Mrk. J. O. Glanper, 2011, South Washington Ave. The names of Mrk. Richard Mills and Mrs. Mandy were recommended and Thursday, Jan. 29, Woodland Cemetery Ass'n Helts Regular Weekly Meeting The following officers were elected for the year 2005: Mrs. P. Harris president, Mrs. Yolanda V. Velez president, Mrs. A. Molina secretary, Mrs. Alloe, and assistant secretary, Mrs. Alice Wildeland, treasurer. saying, "that the religious credibility of song which is America's today was contributed by, by a race of black men." He urged that graduates of black men, of endeavor which seek those time of performance of the greatest service to maintain the greatness of the young, are making the minority in which he said there was now, too little of real education and training for large and efficient service students. Dr. E. W. H. Jerney, Fuller spoke in very high terms of graduates of Booker Washington High School, a school of learning, mentoring particularly Misses Lodata Bulbard and Mianche Johnson, whose research was particularly unmatched in their class in the school. Graduate orations were allocated to the school and the high of Miss E. W. H. Hild's class salutation: Wayne Clark, Brown, winner of the third honor, and Miss E. H. J. Jack, and the second honor. The school was rendered by the one for the occasion was rendered by the Booker Washington High School chorus and quintette. The direction of Mrs. Vortila was to be written. Tuesday, Nov. 27, was celebrated by the authors of the first edition of the proposed work, and the school was supported by a student. Also the class hilarious, music colors, flower with prophany and oration was declared by the school of the senior class. Even the invocation was rendered by the Class claim. On the occasion, Princes of the Month, Ode of the most THE A.B.R. (417) — Not on Monday evening. February 2, the N.P.S. Club was entertained at the home of Mr. E. S. Franklin. The Cochran street. A delicious menu was served to 11 members and 2 visitors. Mrs. E. R. Franklin and Mrs. J. S. Harks seized as hottensac. Next meeting will be with Miss Thomas McCall. 2715 State Street. Friendship and Charity Club. Mrs. E. McKee, president met at the home of the president. Mrs. P. McKee, 1106 Allen St. Jan 22. A very interesting meeting was held. Several persons were reported sick and in need. A donation of $2.50 was sent each. The hostess served a delicious币. The new meeting will be with Mrs. E. V. Patterson. 2017 Cochran St. on Feb. 12. THE SOCIAL GREENLAF CLUB met at the home of Mrs. Medlock. After the event of the jovian's very interesting music program, the group, including which all greatly enjoyed. The Royal hour came next. Ones and music were also diversified in the evening. The first prime-star won the Medford No. 1000-2000 show—which was a delicious two course menu was served. All went home, rejoining. The Ladies Progressive Social and Art Club—Mrs. Fortis Washington Pittman, the first full-time唱者 Wednesday, Jan. 28, with Mrs. Tyler Smith on Thomas Ava. A very interesting business meeting was had. Plans were put on for a Charity Campaign. Given the time to present a delicious menu was served. The ladies enjoyed a very pleasant evening with the Femberton sisters on Juliette Street. At the home of Prof. M. M. Glenn, the other two were very-edged and a delightful evening. The club will meet Wednesday, Feb. 4, with Miss Littman Tucker on Thomas Ava. I lovely time is supported. Each was at the same time urged to be present. THE MAIN SOFT CHAMTY CLUB of Mrs. Martin-psadil-son's 81 the home of Mrs. Hubert 19 members were recent. Lesson was taught by Rev. Clark. After listening to several address we were served to a group of members in the meeting. Well, held in the home of Mrs. Griffin, on Collin's street. HAPPY GOLD LYCK SOCIAL CLUB—Mrx Rulah Turner president, must at the home of the president, Mr. Ailton and Mr. G. 25 members present. Each one responded to roll call with quotation have Mr. J. G. Gibson of Chicago to become a member. After all business was disposed of the club went to the social house, the decision course was served. Next, the meeting will be with Mr. Julina Robertson and Miss Medlock. JOLLY FOUR CLUB—Mrx Louise Jinks president was entertained by the Luppy. Visiting the group were Hart, Mr. Williams, Miss Cavineas, Mr. Ehrholes, Mr. Giffrith, Mr. John and Mr. Luppy. Jinks and Miller won 1st prize Miss Cavineas and Mr. Ehrholes and the hostess served a delicious menu of the best-selling food service. The group took a coke and punch. B. P. G. Bicks for $19.00 on our price. Mr. K. T. Kles sent up $4.00 for our work and Queen T. H. Scott was on record for $12.00 pledged for general upkeep and to the public for further. The Wild Club was a course in worthy and plodres another 2 months' support. We thank you all and God in h類的. Who will follow these? We need your assistance. Our books are now open for registrations. All peradna having lots to be cared for send in your name and address. Through the efforts of Alkoholim, their mother-in-law, there was placed in the Pilgrim Temple booth for the convened meeting. The mother-in-law and sold their pall wax lily there, this wax lily was of provenance of New Peninsula, not of Providence, nor otherwise, because it showed that the wax lily was not the vote, manna was not the vote, manna was not become a citizen of this city or any other; he will have in his pay the manna, and that the manna known that it comes more than just DAVE AND HIS 2 IN 1 ORCHES TRA AT ADOLPHUS HOTEL. Dana Buckner, sensational enter- tainer, was the winner of the Optimal GUIDEL Additions Hotel for one of their regular socia- tic events. The commission was immediately held at the club at their social meet- tion, but Buckner was not present. Dallas feels proud of Mr. Buckner since he is in a home product and good on the job with his in I. O. R. O. CLEF CLUB TO SING AT PARK- LAND HOSPITAL The Q.C.Clef has been issued a permit from the city to sing at the Parkland Hospital on the second Sunday in each month. ST. FRANCIS TEMPLE ENTERTAIN OFFICERS AND MEMBER OF ORDER. Str. Francis Temple No. 251 entertained the Princess, Vice Princess and Grandson of Dals, and other friends on January 22, 1925. Mrs. H. D. White, W. P. of St. Francis and her members were aphendon hostess. Mrs. I.V. was from the efficient group of the first and the second Mrs. L. R. Watson made the welcome address. Several distinguished guest were present and made brief but encouraging remarks, among others. The General Secretary and the Secretary and wife, in person of Dr. R. A. Wilson of greater Macedonia; Baptist Church. The St. Francis Art Club had a well-planned exhibit, conducted by the president, Miss Hattie Chandler, assisted by Mrs. Minnie Flounoy, Mrs. L. B. Watson and Mrs. R. C. Richmond. Four girls of the Star Light Band, Macedonia Baptist Church of which Mrs. L. B. Watson is president vended very pleaging songs. A men's co-celebrating of behind turkey, dazzling jams, and the last two sonqers, The Evening was high-enteracting and enjoyable. NEGRO TEACHERS ALLIANCE On Jan. 27 of Barker WearMH36 Miss. H. Harris, M. M. Thornske, M. M. Tucker, M. M. Thomaske, M. M. Lela, G. White, Mrs. P. A. DALMHILLE, M. M. Thornske, M. M. Tucker, M. M. G. Mitchell, M. M. Tucker, M. M. Mitchell, M. M. Tucker, M. M. Thomaske, Mrs. A. I. Butterfurth, Mrs. Mrs. A. I. Butterfurth, Mrs. Mrs. M. T. Marshall, Mrs. Mrs. M. T. Marshall, Mrs. Miss Ethel Bowwil, Mrs. Adela D. Harris, M. P. Bambrunell, J. Mr. Miss Ethel Bowwil, Mrs. Adela D. Harris, M. P. Bambrunell, J. Mr. WHATELEY--Miss Iole Winn, Miss Eather Bowell, Mr. Winn, Miss Eather Bowell, Mr. Winn, BOOKER WARNSTON -Hi-Me W. Washburn -Hi-Me W. T Wearth -Hi-Me M. Wishchitz -Miss Perry, Bury, M. Wishchitz -Miss Perry, Bury, M. Wishchitz -Miss Perry, Bury, M. Wishchitz -Miss Perry, Bury, R. Richson -Miss Maria, Pamerton, YORK SCHOOL -Miss Baltha, A. Total enrollment 42. Owing to the meeting of the Alliance during the busy "promotion week" many teachers were prevented from attending the first meeting. Others are expected to enroll later. The steps to be followed by the Alliance will be "Negro Child," "School System," "Teaching Profession," "Local Negro Teacher," State Teacher's Association. "National Negro Teacher Association" Miss Canis DoWitt, who read and reproduced 'Civic Education Based on Mitivation' of work" received an ovation for her excellent de A business meeting of the Alliances will be held 10th April at the members' members and other desiring to attend the rally are used to be present THE DALLAR EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY-7, 1925 SUPREME HEAD OF ANCIENT ORDER OF PILGRIMS VISITS DALLAS; HOLDS JOINT MEETING OF SANC B. H. GRIMES, S. W. S. On last Saturday, afternoon in May Hau on Ulm Street, Hon. J. I. Grimes, Surgeon Worley, board of The Ancient Order of Pilgrims met all of the Sanctuaries of Dallas Joint meeting and discussed at length the results of the drive for numbers which has been in progress. Now for the next four months, the meeting he received the report of Commissioner Ellis W. Wren. Mrs. Genehua O Memburs of OI Association had a night night at Mrs. May Etta Gua Avenue. All members are expected to meet Monday night, February 12th, 1922 at the randeous place of the General Teal, 2300 Thomas Avenue WHEATLEY NEWS WHEATLEY — MI CAMEL BAPTIST CAMEL REV. A. A. S. R. K. P. P. Our church is replay pushing to the front under the leadership of the church. The church is fully and earnestly to put the 2012-16 to the dates of the first year with Depth and Reign. Bore was with the church. The boys under the leadership of Deacon D. A. L. E. P. P. decreases creeds for their presence in the chiris for their life. It is Gunn as teacher as the first big text. More than a few years ago, the church is very great, especially at 12th in the church and how to maintain it. The pastor prepared a splendid sermon to be held, the subject with credit to himself. D. P. P. I. B. R. J. McDaniel. P. P. P. P. P. P. He was also so interested in being aroused by the various programs, and he was a wide awake and full of enthusiasm night to the church. We then had a long-term in-depth work, text, text and chapter. Each year, the church was the most well-written for-piece of the church. The pastor was at his best when delivered it. The choir rendered an important music at all services. Mr. Camel is putting on a front line of choir and we are in the near future to build a church in the near future. Sister M. Mitchell started with us to help win the viair for Christ. All are invited to come out and help us. PERSONAL Mrs. crewsman with Mrs. M. Mrs. Dugge with over ten Mrs. Smith with Mrs. Smith Mrs. Smith with Mrs. Smith Pleasing a wonderful lady Mrs. O'Neill Smith and Mrs. Mraff Mr. W. L. Green and Mrs. Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Smith's mother. They report all enforceable Moses Thrash, 2011 Thomas aven- run, and the home from Shreveport, near-Share is went to visit him- mother and brother. Miss Planche-Pogast of Marshall- Villa, sent the week end with Miss Esther and Ethel Bowell. Mrs. Mitts, Rhea is confirmed to be born in the South of�. They at 0926 McKinney avenue. Ft. Worth News Services were good, all day Sunday. At 9:30 a.m., Sunday School opened with Intermediate, Robert Lead, 11:30 a.m., New York, P. Parker, our pastor preached a soul- thrilling sermon to a large Aud- i, which was the first of the M. Church of which Rev. J. B. Bryant is pastor and the St. Paul Baptist is pastor who shephed with us. Rev. James Gardner preached the ser- d with president K. G. Vaughn in chair. At 8 p.m. we re-assembled to listen to another sermon delivered by the Rev. Mr. K. M. McBarr Dr. W. J. Bater, Mrs. K. M. Baker is spending a few pleasant weeks visiting the bishops in Frankfort. Texas Mrs. H. J. King is recovering from a hard spell of sickness. Mrs. Georgia Bugg Trill on the sick list. J. M. Wheatley, 111 Roosevelt Street, New York, NY 10024; January 26th in Palm Beach, Florida; January 28th in Palm Beach, Florida; in their gymnasium will meet at 11:30 a.m. on Saturday, January 29th. NEWS OF GREATER ST. JAMES AND STREET BAPTIST CHURCH Dr. J. H. Wien, Pastor Last Sunday was replets with many climaxes at dear old St. James and Street Baptist Church. The Sunday before was a very hard cold day, and not a large number attended, but yesterday was an ideal day, almost like a balmy spring day and therefore large numbers attended all of the services. Sunday School The Sunday School at 1:20 a.m. set the pace for the remaining service. During the day, according to reports from the various departments over 100 were present. Prof. G. W. Williams, the very aimable Superintendent delivered his annual address during the review-period, the speaker was at his best and therefore held the huge audience well in his grasp throughout the 30 minutes he spoke. The subject of the address was "Imperatives of a Successful Life." The Sunday School by a unanimous vote tendered Prof. Williams a "living vote of thanks" and ordered the address published in the denomina Since the beginning. The first showded that the Order had gained more than 300 members since the beginning of the drive and that two new Scientaries had been established. The 100s of M. O'Reilly earned itself wholly with the end of the year which are being made by the Order to increase its membership in this section of the state. Said he, "They must be a greater amount of appreciation." The Order in this section of the order was for the standing which our orders has among the other orders of the state. It stands at the head of all of them in the matter of the policy. The means of the policies are backed up by more cash per capita than any other order in the State of Texas. The fact is that sometimes I feel that we have too much money for the number of the people which are our rolls and that is why I am encouraging you to see to it that more members are added to the Order. Our order is too good to remain unknown by all the others and of the States who reside in North Texas and who stand in need of the protection which it can give to them. It is up to you as members of the Order to be known as members of the kind of protection which we also form all others about it to the end that we may grow in numbers and power According to the statement of Mr. Browne, the church will be the northern part of the state will be continued for a number of weeks to come. **total paper at the expense of the Schoenberg** Eleven Dr. Browne Service Dr. Winn delivered the eleven services on Sunday. Dr. Christ was Example in Minneapolis. This session was the 5th of a seven-day service that has presented to the congregation the invitation of the church. I thank the congregation for full acknowledgment of the Church. Baptising And The Lords' Supreme n. 5, p. 38. Followup at 2nd Ph.D. Following a 2nd Ph.D. prayer meeting, the� are at 27 o'clock p.m., Dr. Winn led 11 candidates into the baptismal waters, for 8t-James Baptist church and 7 for the Mt. Olive Baptist, Arlington, Texas. The Rev. Winn of the sample is pastor. The spirit ran high throughout the entire meeting. Rev. Sample made remarks. The Lord's Upper was administered to the Rev. A.D. by the people of the two churches. Re-associated with Dr. Winn was Dr. B.T. Floyd, Rev. W. G. Sample, Rev. D. H. Harris and Rev. B. M. Montgomery. A most well-known church was held at 3:20 p.m. at the night service. Dr. Winn preached from the subject. "Death, Not Our Goal." Announcement Dr. J. Newton Jenkins, pastor of the great New Hope Baptist church, was born in 1904, and was well preached. Dr. Winn, 14th Anniversary of March 11 of 1904, is a 2nd-day. February 15th. Dr. Jenkins is one of the most scholarly men within the Bทบท family. The first of the first was a 2nd-day in the Bทบท family. He is to be lifted to the mountain peak of Intellectuality. Dr. Chan, Ph.D. Johnson, pastor of the Rhiloh Baptist church, this city will preach a 2nd-day in the Bทบท family. The first of the first is a 2nd-day, the same day. Dr. John son is a south Texas product, who knows his relics, he is a preacher of extraordinary power and force. The first of the most important of the church during all of the services of the day. HENDEILSON 2 Rev. P. J. Sears of Marshall filled his engagement Sunday at Mother Zion Baptist church. Collection $5.00. All the departments were expressed. Rev. J. Chauffey, 1st day Rev. J. W. Willis, at night and Lord's supper administered to the foecle, Mrs. Dott Willis of Fort Worth is at the bedside of mother, Mrs. Anna Cole, also Mrs. J. A. Kligure of Longview is in attendance of her daughter, Mrs. Ordnance, in Company. Mrs. Hattalee, Robinson, and January returned to city, boy home to stay on January 29th. Mrs. Georgia-Gipson on-passed left for Alton, Ockie, where she accepted position in a school. Mr. W. M. Isaac was in the city Sunday. The Senior class highly entertained all the home of Mr. and Mrs. 4th and 5th January. All enjoyed grand time. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Meessler entertained the Meessler, Frankie and Imogene. G. R. J. at their home, the lifting as we climb club donated to sick is the past week. Moses, Jane Bromley, and Charles and Charley Dixon. Mr. and Mrs. Ben, Brown entertained Rev. E. O. Young of Sunday, a home also other friends Rev. W. A. Pryor is spending a few days in this city here. AVINGER—The W. E. T. Sinatine convention met with the Providences Hantiel, they had a very inqinring meeting. The 60th of town visitors Prof. P. S. Rims and Charlie Harson of Winshorn Prof. H. L. Johnson and Prof. I. S. Wolfe of Pittsburgh, Mr. Cage Linwood and wife Mr. L. A. Depemore and wife were the result of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Allen Sunday. Mrs. R. H. Braynon and daughter Mrs. P. P. Pennons was the result of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Allen Sunday. Mrs. Beatles Allen, Plute L. Moore Alfred Taat and Prof. Rogers motored to Jefferson Sunday and spent a few hours with $100aWeek Yes, you can make $420 a week. 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All without experience or training will you can do as well or better. We are the originators and distributors of 'ZANO!' Products—the naturally ad-serted lines of pane food products, total presentation, perfume housed, and If you want your share of these big profits all you need do now is write. You won't believe how easy it is—it is more what wonderful credits you can make—until you get started and the money begins to roll in. We furnish all of our people with complete equipment for doing business. We furnish it from. We tell you in detail exactly what to do. We make it easy for you. We help you in every way to get started quick and to make big profits without waving or delay. You will be given the same proposition that has brought thousands of dollars in each to E. S. Shelly of Pennsylvania, Mrs. None. Kern. of Mississippi. Edward Naville, of Massachusetts—and others of others. It has enabled U. C. Henry to make four times as much money as he ever did on a farm and G. A. Becker, of Iowa. to earn more than he did in 22 years in the grocery business. We A We want high-grade car We Furnish An Automobile Miss Annie B. Moore, Mt. J. K. Da...[f] Instrument, wap, made in, the and Mrs. J. W. Houston made a New, Cometary, by Understake respectfully submitted I. A. Townsley Chm-Rec'y J. W. Harman H. D. Canady J. L. Hutter J. H. McFarlin C. G. Gray W. Boyd Lawrence W. G. Alexander J. T. Wilkerson C. A. Wingfield D. Mor. W. M. citizens to learn to be loss of occurred been the has des- in's car valued was a on Hath FATHER OF STAGE STAR DIES (A. N. P.) ```markdown ``` $ Your Profits Will Begin At Once These records show you how this Hope presents the first day of school, when you must do it as well. $10 Profti First Day of School, of Manas Mountain, of Manas Mountain, of New Mexico. $32 Profti in B Negro is the result of the First Day of School, of Manas Mountain, of New Mexico. $4 in One Evening in pargo and pay for the first day of school, Arkansas, with his first $13 Profit First Afternoon Joseph Moyer, of Connecticut and died peacefully over the course of 54 an Hour. He was a member of Michigan and of Michigan University. 540 In 24 Hours was the result of the best work of B. Collander, of Massachusetts. Miss Anale B. Moore, Mr. J. T. Davis and Mrs. J. W. Houston motored to the morning, Mr. Orsay, Peppera, K. J. Smith, and Mrs. J. W. Houston, attended the singing convention. Charlie Harpe was the group of Mr. and Mrs. Harpe, Mr. and Mrs. Harpe, they拍了 Saturday day bird hunting, the hunt was Mr. N. L. Liewmott motored to success Mr. I. A. Denmark, wife **ROUNDALS:** Meadlands Ellen the sitc hit. Mrs Ellen Bullard, with the Fri. The American Wife night with installation of offici- cial brigade number to hit-14. Raggedhail from center to sitc. Were richly rewarded by Friday, and Saturday night. 14:00. With At the time we have the following Mountain installed. We need about 4000 more Sunday was a high day at New Hope, the pastor Rev. R. Springfield, who powerful sermons the church has worked out to put a big program over for the Master this year. Revenues at Allen Chapel and Springfield were well attended. Mrs. Kills, J. M. Bland went the week of the 19th. Springfield, the week of the parents Mrs. Carrie Handolph and Miss Grace returned from San Antonio last Saturday. Cameron High school will render a concert re-day on night. Presented Zeima Hill and Beulah Mass Walton came home a few days ago from Prairie View to visit home folks they will return to school in a few days Sunday was a high day at Shepard Chapel. Rev. W. Bringing things to pass with the hearty support of his loyal members. Mrs. Boyle Branch who has been real sick is improving Springfield collection. Sunday was a day of the Rev. Rev. Dr. in Ta 定 at the 19th. Springfield, the first to fill his appointment Saturday. See Jack Shields every Saturday for the Express and be sure and have the money ready. Mr. and Mrs. Mullen and Clifford, who has been the bedside of Mr. Phoyr returned to their home in Port Worth Sunday. TEMPLE—The Paul Quinn chofal club rendered a very pleasing program last Tuesday noon, under surprices of the Lionz Club (white) at the Renta F.Y. Harvey House, which was very well enjoyed all play. Town District Convention The Sinh was staged last Thursday night, at 8th St. Baptist church, and scored one of the greatest hits ever made by the most well-known church in the world. The play was witnessed by a large crowd which packed by a large crowd which packed the auditorium, and gainaries of the big church. The entertainment lasted about one hour and forty-two hours and two hours of the new evidence of the evidence. The audience a screen and riot of Incident鬼唱响 about the entire performance. Many have asked for a repetition of the play, which will likely be done some time in the near future, and by the D. O. D. on and on the Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Taylor of Dallas, former citizens of Temple, are very sorry to learn of their misfortune in the loss of their automobiles, which occurred during the past. When the唱响 of Mr. Merriott was destroyed by fire, Mr. Morrani's car was a big enclosed. Conch valued at £1,500.00. Mrs. Taylor was a Ford Coupe, in fine condition. nose was being carried, on the knees. The damage done to the resin was the reeling of his garage will be replaced as he was covered with paint. More Than A Million Dollars - Made By Our Representatives In 8 Months you to realize that the one we are talking about is not the one we in every way in a way. We are not welcome anyway to assume a non-proposal. Mail the call for details to the address offered on the form and within 48 hours from the date. The infant baby of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Route was also called by death during the past week. A banquet was given last Friday night at Wamman Chapel A. E. Church and a nice time was enjoyed by all present. James Henson of Anderson was guest last Sunday of his daughter, Mrs. R. M. Romelle of south 7th St. Correction. Mrs. M. J. Davis was elected Worthy Secorder in the H. II. of R. L. instead of Usher. Among our sick are: Mrs. Rhoda Shaw, Mrs. Ines Row, and her mother. Miss Evelyn Ray Oscar, and Mrs. Green. Day morning to visit his son, Mrs. Annis Lee Morris of Kansas City is here at the bedside of her mother. Mrs. Rhoda Shaw, Dr. Geo. D. Vemines made a business trip last Sunday to Fort Worth. Accounted by his wife, Mrs. Hwy. Hwy. 7th, Wright accompanied by Mr. Fleck's of Dallas motored down last week to ar-end the funeral of little Doris Wright. --- ATLANTA, GA. Feb. 7 — The ministers Union of this city has made a number of commitments. With the new year it is going to do some effective works, including the establishment of other agencies. It brand the practice of the "great way" to the community, and made the following report: The Union made the following report: The A. M. E. Ministers Union of this city. We your committee on Civile business beg to leave us the following: 1. Your committee should afford to sit by your committee in that of doing work taken in that of doing work. 2. Your committee should allow their best endeavors to outlive the one of the others. 3. Your committee should be our goal of the appointed government, we therefore desire that the corporation be on record and that every movement which we go of every movement which we go for the protection of human life Your committee is in heavy accord with the courts and judges in that of imposing heavy fines, of chain-going sentences upon the violators of the IKW, and hope to meet that both race, respective of color or nationality be enacted out the same penalty before the judges and courts. Your committee believe it to be our-bound duty, first of all, to help in this salvation of the people the fore bringing into the courts and have them branded as criminals. We believe that every means should be exhausted by the church and the civil authorities to help save the people before condemning them. NEW YORK, N.Y. 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In spite of the fact that Mister Moffett has been the best man for the last 20 years, he is not the only couple want to nominate by a few. He is one of the couples wanted by a fast-moving company to finish was the admission, carry out the wedding and finish which still includes much blinding and blinding by author of the fathers book, "The Book of the Fathers," which are his favorite. It is also the book that he seemed to solve the marriage two fairly good blushes that he enjoyed. As the class of the boat, Morrison's boat is a small, but sturdy, turntable that is beige in color. An Interpreter User frame, pre-fabricated from aluminum, is attached to the Shuffling Vesper. The prefabricated frame is mounted to two large aluminum skis, which scrape water in steep and fast waves. frame pte. Ground - 6: Monroe punches Mortman at will as Mortman rates to elephant Monroe rashes Mortman to ropes with rights and efforts to head Monroe holds - Morse will Both head Mortman swings and hurts Monroe with a right uppermost low law Fighters chinch on ppes/up the bell sounds The apple, eating context was won, as Alevan Stanton, the winner of two former contests, the best. The other four contestants by the same large margin by which he won the other contests, basing his applie from a string in a few 20 temits. The battle royal was won by Marc Walker, another but gancher of the five contestants. The apple eating contest between five boys, furnished a deal of pleasure for the crowded house. The winner seemed to have well up on this art as he easily won over the other boys, called his apple before the other boys had even started their The next was a Battle Royal between five boys. This was a don't see where the work soon fell. The winner cuzzled his stuntout to quit with a how to the point. The proliming was a test steping bout between "shuffling Varies" and Kid Sun" consisting of four rounds in which "shuffling Varied" had the better of his man. The main event was a ten round draw between "Hatting Monroe" of Omafa, Neb. and Oscar Mortre, a man of San Antonio, Texas. Mortre was substituting for Iso ahead what Broke his hand in his last fight with "Yahoo Tanner" here last week and he had out there days in which to get ready for the bout. We sincerely thank the friends and neighbors for their kindness during the illness and death of my husband, is J.-Williams, and we are especially thank the W. of Erichson who was a friend of whom W. Erichson the Executor Mutual Benefit Association for their congenial service in prompt payment and their hospitalization. MRS. W. WILLIAMS and DARRYL THE DALLAS EXPRESS, PUBLISHING CO. 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Monroe Mortimer's note is meeting us as the group's pre-train of strong from Mortimer's left car with the right rights Mortimer's left arm is working as the bell ends the round. Round 1. Both fighters spasmodic, despite away as, might fighters look for chance to clown. Mostman connects to law of Monk risk as he rushes. Mortimer's eye continues to swell as bell ends round. Round 5. Mortimer seems to be holding. Monroe disuses around with. Mortimer looking for him. Monroe swings right to head as they go into a clench. Mortimer's connect is with right to face which, causes Monroe to hold Mortimer's sends right and left. Hound 7. Monroe misses left as they clench Monroe connects with right to head. Morterman sends right to body as Monroe clenches Monroe still missing. Morterman eye is closing; Monroe catching Morterman off balance misses right job to head as Morterman smiled and dances away. The bell ended the round with both fighters sparring. Round 8. Both lighters hit an enlanch. Monroe pushes right lab to head as they clench. Morterman holds Monroe to sape and punches him with jabs to head and body, but Morrman slips to floor while Monroe dances away. They clench as long sounds. Round 8. Monroe, ask refree what round it? as they star for openings. Morrman missed upper cut as Monroe turns back to him. Morrman follows his lead and lands right to jays as Monroe turns to him. Monroe covers up but Morrman opposes with both right and left to head. Monroe misses constantly. Morrman misses his chance by letting Monroe get away after he had turned back to him. **Round 16.** Monroe rummels out Monterra's fallows, both *fourths* of the team. Monroe rummels trying hard almost *fourths* of the team. Blood covers it is bleeding. The blood covers clench. Monterra's arm, is *scaly* closed as the bell end of the clench. HAMPTON CLIMBS TO- WARD CHAMPIONSHIP HAMPTON, VA. "PEL" - HAMPTON started field goal goal with a winless start and a winless when the final gun by the marathon of 46 to 22. The Sanders of their team scored five, five climbing one step deeper the intermediate down the lane than the team had to run from the hole they had encountered. FLOWERS RESUMES K. O's BOSTON, MASS. Feb. 7—Tiger Flowers, the sensational fighter from Atlanta, Ga., who was stopped temporarily by Jack Delaney, Sumed his knockout campaign here Wednesday night: when he won a technical knockout over Tommy Robson, of Maiden Mass, when the refuse stopped the fight early in the eighth round to save Robson from more punishment. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TENAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1925 (A.S.P.) WITH PERFORTICE, OHIO, 196. 7. By living up to the population of not being defeated on the Wither force basketball court—Wilberton run rough, shot over the fast Alzendam of Baltimore, Maryland last Saturday, January 24 and won by a score of 31 to 28. Scrappy Brown of Alzendam was the outstanding star, while Jewitt, Harding and Redding played the stellar role for Wilberton's leader made seven markets while Harding and Redding each scored three lending making the one-fold shot. The game was fast and unstoppied. The Alzendam, using a passing game and depending on one man to make the basket, while Wilberton took chances and shot passes from all angles, most of which took effect. So far, Wilberforce has lost but a name during the season, and that to the Legend Club of Pittsburgh by six points. The next hard games in be played at Witherford are with Lincoln University. How and University and Morgan College WILBERFORCE DEFEATS SIMMONS IN A DOUBLE-HEADER (A.N.P.) (A, N, P). WHIRESPONCE, OHIO. For a student of basketball, consisting of a basketball coaching position, please send a resume to: Margaret Gorski, 1200 W. 10th St. Nashville, TN 37210. More mails being received by the mail address: mgorski@nashville.edu. with the wristband, though for before the first half was played, the second half was sent in the second string, and the third in the third string, like knots of preen skinned the string. At the end of the first string, at the end of the second string, at one point, the sliver fit to it, but with the first team coming second half, the second team piled up second half, the second team piled up ATLANTIC CITY, N. I. PUBLISHED won from Kid-Brooks of that city won from Browns of that city Norfolk City. Club Monthly night. The while the race boy was weld as a while the race boy was weld as a WILEY PREPARES FOR GOOD YEAR IN SPORTS. MARSHALL, VENEZIA FEE.— what a man does, but what he does not. College club. Club month and success. College club. Club month. Willey College college. Club month. achievementy桩桩 more mer- chants. College club. Club month. Columbia College college. HENRY ALLEN BÖYD, Secretary of the Sunday School Concern of Nashville, Missouri, Washington The Rev. Mr. Boyd has been needed that Reddish Party on the Integrity's Location. Conflict with the heartless, horrified, on-the-market striving with a part of the South's圍牆. The South's Association of Military, Hates have also been granted on the Southeastern Territory of the Contingents of Sunday Febro-Terrorism. The East and the Trunk To be urging all Sunday School Measures and IT'S P.P.P. workers who contemplate attending the Sun-June 10th, to its end to the will of the Government. North-Nashville, North-South of the South-South of the Contingents of Sunday Febro-Terrorism. Texas Towns ST. JOHN COMMUNITY There was no Mission and a TV. A meet- ing was held on the South of the favorables. Mrs. Marfa Walker of Sheve�old. He visited her brother and his family and fell on home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Waterhouse have moved in our community. Mr. and Mrs. Heary was received a message stating that their son, T. C. Green and Miss Leah Coleman of "The Worst, Smile" married last week. Mr. Greg and Miss Coleman were both married here, and are of very some friends, wish for them, a happy and pleasant life in holy weddings. A few from this community attended the C. M. E. church at Center, Sunday, Mr. A. A. A. on the stick-list. Mr. A. A. A. Cartwright—how he had a blacksmith, shop, and his friends. Mr. Vaness Tucker was at the cemeteries here last week preceding monuments at the graves of his children and father. CLEARHEN — Mrs. C. R. Clark closed her revival at the A. M. E. Church, with an out-whelming success. Rev. Ranger and members of the Church of God in Christ are running 8.15 days meeting at their church. A large number of Clubmen, often at the opening of Rev. Wright's new clitch, Sunday. The Paul Quinn Choral Club rendered an excellent program Friday night and a调节器 for the age audience. NOKES, Washington school, April 8, 1905 was attended at 11:00 was deported to Pro. Williams (by Paul Quinn) College. Mr. Tom Price of Taylor is in the city visiting his mother, Mrs. A. L. Chatman. Meags, Geo. Vanette and Mitchell (and Sunday) are Fort The Wrigley-Chelsea-Hoved Mr. Fuller, who is sick, Mrs Julia Hard is visiting her brother at Barnsville, Okla. Little Claude Kelley Jr. is on the sick list as Miss Linde Kelly of Chicago with his family. Sun's "Fishing related" is offhand. Smith and Julie—they are on the sick list. A rally is on the first Baptist church, the 4th Sunday in February, members and friends are requested to be in the same place. Mr. Eddie, Dere and Miss Martha Oliver were married at the home of her sister recently. Rev. W. Hawkins officiated—they spent their honey moon in Oklahoma City, Voxx City, Voxx City and the United Ladies' Art Club last Wednesday, refreshments were served. Means: Las voyohcup, Charlie Brown, A. C. Chandlers left Sunday for Galvanville Mr. Amitz Chaney and d'auci in Fort, North. Miss Jaxel, C. Philips has returned from Denver, Colo. Miss Morene Jones's efforted the Y. W. A. girls at her home recent. The Voxx was the first to be the home of Mrs Myers and a nice menu was served. All enjoyed the meeting. Next meeting will be at the home of Mrs Hattie Jonka. Miss Jacob Lowe, baritone solos and son of the Johnson and Kempman of Chicago, the week's end guest of Miss L. T. Phillips. Mr. Lowe, rendered two, vary, phishing numbers Sunday night at the First Baptist church, proving himself. Rick Jist: Mrs. Leak Middlebooks, Mr. W. L. Clark is not improvings. Mrs. M. A. Hall, P. E. Warren, mother Hulin, Mrs. Sarah Hull is able to be the Mr. Leak King. How, Mrs. Joise Carr, Mr. Leak, I see the sufferer with a broken hip bone, the results of a fall last week. Arrivals: Mrs. Hail, Chandler from Adilene Mrs. M. M House from Brenham; Mrs. Shelley of Oklahoma. HELLO — Happening — in and around the city the past week. Born to Mr. and Mrs. I. Nelson, a boy. Both are doing well at this writing. Married Mr. Mackey and Larus. Pearl children married the first of the children in North Dakota. I. R. Robinson held his first-country conference here at the A. M. Church Sunday. How makes it up the church has served it. The first of the words of the words of the "King" and daughter Miss Elmsnough, the week and it's home. Hey, I. Hathred and a new at his level. I know our worshipment at Bethel A. M. Church Sunday afternoon. How I'll help in the research for the new of Mr. Harlow. The number of the Rarley church was PAUL QUINN COLLEGE Waco, Texas, Feb. 7—The hand- quiet given for the Champions of the south in foot ball Tuesday night. There were 300 people in the field to be held after a trade was up to about 100 meters of Athletic boosters and various of the top players were in the long-standing "big" to a short discussion. Professor H. J. Long, (Coach) dove tailed in with a stump speech. Mr. E. Kliwin of the team's home home tennis team, he was given an all American by the distinguished Paul W. L. Jones who is the colored official dogger of the f am, a guide for the Sycamore field that Kliwin is much of a man and should know more football than the average collegiate Athlete. We hold that everybody are the most important opinion, but I hold that we should have another All American man on the first team whose name does not appear on a place where the choral relies on the E.T. Chapel East Sunday. They were an aggregation of singers from Wiley College visited the campus last week while he was in the home of the J. J. Jones and the choral club at the choral is the first time to hear the choral club sing at Edward Chapel. He carried some of them over there in his own home home at the E.T. Chapel to the E.T. May Dr. Jackson will leave soon for it. Paul, Minn., to visit his wife and his whole home to visit his city. He was a claim the big-set on South Second street is his home in Waco. Are You in Misery? Backebee? Chest hurt? Muscle cramp? Put on a Red Cross Kidney Kidney it will quick- ly relieve and put you in shape for your work. Red Cross Kidney Plaster Alk your dampness for the plaster with the Red Cross—funnies for yoga Johnson & Johnson BROOKLYN, N.Y. They will me that the ground has saw his shadow off the day when we all hoped that it would rain but I should worry as there merchants have everything that I will need and I am sure that they are ready to arrive me. Six more weeks of bad weather called to high when you realize that noon the old trees will be blooming and the birds will be falling and spring will be here and these merchants will be offering their spring goods in their time and the old sun will be burning down on us. We don't forget to have your spring toys cleaned and pressed and get ready because there is going to be some mighty good times around This old burg soon: Kodak parties, maine dances, Theatre parties and all kinds of good times Dr. Williamson has told me that he expects to handle all the Kodak parties as he is going to have a complete link of Kodak's and films Mrs. Moore is going to offer some of the best entertainment that can be brought to the south and I am sure you can find some good times down there at her new theatre, the best race house south Polka three merchants have the latest-in everything and you will be behind time. Let us make this old year of 1925 in great gumbooth and help those who have been in business in Dallas a fresh start who have enriched himself with knowledge and work with the men can give them will pay and give them a train of this and above. 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Due to the East 70th Street MAXWELL'S LABORATORIES CLEVELAND, OHIO PAGE HEIGHT SNOW WHITE IN BLACK AND WHITE CANS 40¢ FORTHOUS AP That is blake, the spirit ing this known to science life are now finding this hot cans, soothes and refr that is easy to arrange MORE THAN AMILLION PACKAGE ARE SOLD EVERY YEAR COMMUNITY CHE MAKE By The Times, Trenton We submit herewith a statement for publication by the Communities League by our group for the 1924 Community Chest Fund. This report has workers asked for more time to work on the project, and it is only required that the community be involved. Piedegos and Luch. Hecilevich Mr. W. M. Bourdon 821.00 $ 9.10 Mrs. W. W. Wilson 12.00 $ 15.00 Mrs. M. E. Hanoi 22.00 $ 30.00 Mr. B. L. Mayo 25.00 $ 29.00 Mrs. Lata Taghner 84.00 $ 17.00 Mrs. Logan Worms 79.00 $ 15.00 Dr. H. Hamilton 127.00 $ 17.00 Mr. W. W. Mr. W. E. Mr. L. Mr. M. Mr. T. H. Smith 18.25 $ 18.25 Mr. Geo. Murray 37.00 $ 37.00 Mrs. C. D. Hussell 44.00 $ 44.00 Prof. J. J. Hinsell 25.00 $ 25.00 Mr. S. R. R. R. Mr. S. C. White 4.00 $ 4.00 Mrs. A. R. Thomas 11.00 $ 11.00 Mr. W. W. Moore 26.00 $ 26.00 Mrs. R. H. Hussell 10.00 $ 10.00 Mrs. R. M. R. Mrs. C. R. Steele 53.00 $ 53.00 Mrs. E. M. Weiss 45.00 $ 45.00 Mr. J. E. Lee Island 18.00 $ 18.00 Mr. J. E. Daniels 15.00 $ 15.00 Total 21,510 $711.59 Schools Cash and Pładog Starks School 24.11 Dargell School 20.78 Schaefer School 19.28 Wheeler School 24.15 North Ward School 13.56 Washington John Smith 947.40 Lincoln Middle School Total for Schools Wheeler Middle School 155.53 workers on field 810.71 Total Schools and Workers 3161.05 Grand Total $104,55 amounts pledged, 14,224 of which was paid in cash and about $20,000 was finally paid. In making the 1924 caver under the impression that our pro- priety would be appreciated, the 1924 campaign funds. The giv- ing of the following amounts: Hom- oecious Improvement Association Community Improvement Association Work, $1,570,000, making a total of $1,570,000 from this fund, the more than $1,570,000 above the amount we pledged. Colored work by the whale, a which we pledged, is Colored work in operation to get the mon- tain The Colored agencies participating in the United States' effort to increase their budget for 1931 and 1932 have shown up at the funds. Of this amount, 20 percent is organized and will receive compensation. Prof. J. J. Blades is chairman of the organization. Prof. J. J. Blades is chairman of the organization. It is reported that in Atlanta, Ga., C. A. is in full operation. The Colored agencies are also making one man of the big employees gave $1,000.00. To convey the impression for the presentation, the letter was addressed by letting letter was addressed by the Lewy, to one of the prominent ministers 18.19.1944 Dear Secretary, Dear Secretary, Dear Steven, I am writing to advise that you are under the imperative that you be involved for the College solicitation for the Colleges solicitation, multicasting with you in aid of your work. You are being involved in any commission for the solicitation of all of this work has been done by us. We are giving you this in order to thank you for what you have done, thanking you for what you have, and you are very thankful for what you have. Yours, [Signature] Heavy, [Name] Secretary. No detail report can be made on churches, lodges and other organizations given through various solicitations. We are given through various solicitations to tender our sincere thanks to each Capital, and each solicitor, to and to everyone who assisted in our work. H. T. Hamilton; Chairman Mrs. I. M. Lana; Secretary Division D: 1821 Community Great Challenge The following letter of thanks has been received by the chairman of the Colored Committee which you did for us during the re- cognition of our work. The Colored people who assisted us were good and it was good of you to do what you did. The officiant was Texas Towns TEXAS ARKANSAS - Rev. P. H. Jackson, pastor of Sunset Digital chapel, was killed in a fire at the home of his mother. He was filled by assistant pastor, Rev. Hipa. Services were opened at at McKinley Funeral Home, which was administered at McKinley Funeral Home, which was held at his home. 115 Buckingham Mills, Pike City, has a very large Mills Park. Buckingham Park is the home of the best northerners. JACKSON - Sunday School was well attended at Jupiter under the supervision of the school. MORE THAN 40,000 DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS SELL IT progressive Sunday School sign things. Mr. Sunday's group pastor has always been a part of the ministers of the Masons left to do the work for Black dancing for the 100th of May. Moor the district left for Pittsburgh to attend the Bishop's Council. Rev. J. Johnson's Quarterly Conference was a success at Beech Grove. "ELPSO-Mr. and Mrs. Cox of Houston are visiting friends in El Paseo, Dr. Beechland, president of the Missions, who are the most of the ministers, white and colored members, paid a slowing trip to the Negro race. Sunday at the L.A. Church of the Rev. H. Rogers, pastor of the Second Baptist Church. He urged the audits that John's group was going to their toll-songs and begged them never to be ashamed of them. The Rev. H. A. Rogers is made over the program. He is the pro節節的 of the Ministers Alli- ne's (white) given to the public, Mr. and Mrs. Mason, friends of Mrs. Conley's whose house had recently here, are visit The Pastor of the A. M. R. Kurs is waiting this time to He is planning this. The Spiritual He is planning this time to into this Highland Valley on account of the highland to the they have here. Cotton raised here sells at a higher price than the elsewhere. It is a fine grade for the report of the men who want some of the best land for rope of any kind in the country. BURK BURNETT — St. Paul A. M. E. CHUPPEL, Brother W. N. Simmons and Mr. is in fine order, he preached Sunday at 1:50 o'clock. Subject: "Christmas is a great Friend." He presided again Sunday night. Four times at the meeting was later stamped has moved to, Tark Turnett, Texas, and is the self of Rev. Blommons St. Paul A. M. Igs have just bought a fine church at a cost of £2,000.00. Burk Burnett now has a good church and school. Hov Blommons at the head of the church is an able man and has made friends with both white and black. HUCHANN — A Social was given at Mrs. U. L. Wards by Mrs. J. Mervs Mrs. M. M. Mervs and Mrs. to write in honor of Mrs. Blommons and Mrs. Leona Webb. Every body was highly entertained. The Drill Exercises was under the direction of our teacher. Mrs. M. Brown and some of her students MALLIN—Mr. Henry Hurion and Col. Harry Reed of Rosebud motorized over to Marlin in visit their old friends. C. Taylor and Mr. Lawrence (Lamar) Dr. L. J. Jack, a new dinner at Mr. and Mrs. J. Dorsov's Mrs. Allee Post died Sunday night and was buried Sunday under the auspices of the ancient Order of Pilgrims. Prof. C. J. Child left Sunday for Austin to visit his pure family. Mr. A. J. Child left Sunday for Mrs. and Mrs. Ada Tally are sick on the corner of Island and George State's Charlie Jackson of Mort was operated on last week at the Landed Bay House and Sanitary Time Miss Annina. Mr. Matthes State Nurse in doing some food work in and around Marlin. Mrs. Pearl Campbell was a pleasant visitor in Marlin Saturday. Mrs. Maurice�. H. W. Williams and Mr. Marlin was hospitalized. He took a quietly married Monday. Mr. A. X. Black have her mid-wiser muscle-free evening at her Island. He studies who heard a treat to them who heard it. After the program she served Fried chicken, cream, potatoes, green peas, pumpkin and cake. Mrs. Fulbright Mr. Hank Fulbright and Mr. Freddie Warren and family are leaving soon for Los Angeles California. Mr. Hank Fulbright has been living there for several years he took "The Hats while here and says he is much improved. Mr. Sam. THE DALLAS EXPRESS. DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1925. Try Them YOURSELF. Think of it! Unsootlit ed testimonials from seven corners of the earth, separated, distant and dif- ferent, but united and all alike in their high praises or Madam U. Walker's Wonderful Hair Pres- tions. We tell you, don't expect but do as those women did in world renowned preparations your day. They are your safe and e- to scalp health and pretty hair. WHY PAY RENT? DALLAS Dallas WHY NOT HAVE A HOME OF YOUR OWN We have a number of good lo- west times to visit. Call 1-800-745-1234. All Alumni are welcome to visit. In cash and 12 monthly. No in- come fee. Any man or woman can visit. For fee by buying English us- tle in stores and antiques in Dallas counties and sales in Dallas. Call to end of the loan go to 1-800- 745-1234. Phone Edgewood 2468 Open every Saturday. South 246 on our Office. Corner of 246 and Edgewood 2468 Open every Saturday. Phone Edgewood 2468 Open every Saturday. Office 2468. All hours are Avondale 2144. DEBY & DENLEY WARNING TO RACE PEOPLE Don't take the wrong package! When you ask for Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener Preparations, be sure you get them. Don't let the clerk hand you the wrong package. Hundreds of people have been deceived, just because they failed to say Dr. FRED Palmer's. The original Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener Preparations have proven their merit, and when you buy them you know you are getting the best. Insist upon Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener Preparations, and take no substitute. For sale by druggists carrying preparations demanded by race people. Free samples will be sent if you write Dr. Fred Palmer's Laboratories, Dept. Ws1, Atlanta; Ga., and enclose 4c for postage. (Adv.) GUARD YOUR HEALTH SANYKIT PRODUCTS ACTIVING FOR NEW LAWS IN THE EASTERN UNION LAWS IN THE EASTERN UNION CATABERN OF BLADGER We are 1212 New York Hall Duty Hall Duty WAVO PRODUCT C 828 N. Central Avenue Agents Wanted "Say it With Beautiful Hair" PUBLIC SERVICE SANTAL MIDDLE THE MIDDLE CATARR BLADDER A "Choking Catarrh and Head Noises left the First Day" is the amazing statement of a Missouri Resident Hashing, spitting, choking Catarrh and Brachial Asthma. Head Noises and the many ailments caused from Catarrhal troubles need not be divided any longer. "Now it is possible for those who suffer from this dread disease to stop their troubles often in one day's time with the W-R Formula," is the amazing statement of one who has taken this new treatment. This famous Formula is bringing jocuse new health and freedom from dread catarrh to thousands of people where everything else had failed. LEWISVILLE—Mr. Geo. Hardy who has been sick for several weeks, they droats to not any better. Mr. Frank, who has been sick with the influenza is much improved for Mr. D. E. Brotherman and Mrs. Ellen McKenzie attended the funeral of their sister at Denton Saturday. Mr. Sam McKenzie, Mr. Flak, Tembrey and Son, Winfred attended the funeral of their sunnie at Denton Saturday. Mrs. Vera McKenzie, who teaches School at Irving spent the week end at home. Miss Almater Davis of Bear Creek spent the week end with Miss Alberta McKenzie. Mr. E. D. Rainwater attended the funeral of Mrs. Young at Denton Saturday. Miss H. Dolla Sander who teaches school, they spent the week end at home at Oak Cliff. Mr. Kinter Houela of Roanoke, Texas was the Saturday evening guest of Miss W. M. Rainwater. Mr. William McCup and Mr. Willie Mitchell passed through on their way to spent Sunday with Mr. Berry and family. Mrs. Ranal Roberson is on the sick list. Mr. Wallace is convalescent. Mrs. R. A. Walls and Mrs. R. J. Venson is attending the Board. Prof. H. W. Payne is doing fine with his Rural School. After one of the hardest fought battles that has ever been staged on Belton's court. Mart High school boys defeated Belton's High school boys in a game of basket ball. Friday evening, Jan. 30, score 2-0. The Belton boys put up a hard fight. At the end of the first half the scores stood 0-0. But before the morning shift was ended, they were forced to scumb to their superiors "Mart High school." Ernest Lewis, Chide Cook, Wilieth Mitchell, Jesse Mitchell and Carl Henderson. These giants from the East-played such a game until the Principal of Belton school acknowledged that they had been honestly defeated. The Mart boys come home singing, "We Went, we fought, we conquered." I. B. 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