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G U. O. O F O. F. TEMPLE FORMALLY OPENED Impressive Ceremonies Mark Formal Dedication Houston Last Sunday, Secretary Riddle Reads Statement Showing Order Worth $835,086.74. All Office Space in Building Taken **HOLSTON, WI.** *Pleasant Music* speeches and demonstrations, such as the city of Houston has not seen since 1995, the formal opening of: the new concert hall, the concert hall that has just been completed at the corner of 10th and 11th streets. All of the grand officers of the Order were present and made appearances during the opening of the Order in completing its utility. All were, in their own words, "bound in their purpose, which played in the arena, which played in the arena." Short Hire H-Bridge-Surveyor-Hindow H-Bridge-Surveyor-Hindow Fragrant, Quarter-Monte, Noble Fragrant, Quarter-Monte, Noble W. Jackson, W. Jackson Military Surveyor, Officer Military Surveyor, Officer Chiral Air Puducherry Serum Pastor Antech Baptist Church introduction of Grand Lodge and Pastor Antech and Diththi- gustian Church and Diththi- gustian Church Pastor Wesley Church A. M. Music. Odd Fellows Band Grand Master Goree was introduced by Editor G.K. Richardson, owner of the Houston Information and recently appointed custodian of the Temple. The Grand Master spoke at length of the troubles which arose during the days of the beginning of the project and of the surmounting of these difficulties one by one till the way was clear for the work of actual erection. Said he: "No one knows of the amount of time and expense which was caused by the occurrence of small difficulties which arose to hinder us in the work of this building. It almost seemed as if the Fates had condescended against us. But time and determination won a way for us and we stand here enjoying the proudest moments of our lives in our Temple erected with our money. RECORDER DID NOT HELP IN SLEMP FAREWELL FORMER KAISER SEES WAR OF RACES FORMER KAISER SEES WAR OF RACES (A. N. P.) LONDON, Feb 31 - The former former manager on the probing of futurist Willow Schmidt to Tom Hewitt and will discuss to Tom Hewitt the future of Russia-Japan, only monarch indeed and foresee that 11 years ago, he saw what has happened, but now with the yellow race, is this punishment France is behind the black race and Britain is behind the white race against the future lame ends. Where shall they end? The Dallas Express WILBERFORCE TO SEEK ENDOWMENT FUND AFTER FOUNDER'S DAY according for the order, the builders. Believe me when I say that Mip is told of how the Temple had been told of how the Temple had been told of how the schemes for fund for the Order had been laid out that it would take its place among the states, able not only to protect its policyholder but to rewire them as to command their actions. J. C. Prater, head of the Houssain of the commandment of the head of the state in which they had carried out the building. He pledged the continued support in which they had carried out the building. He pledged the continued support in which they had carried out the building. In the future, growth of the Secretary Riddle Tells of Worth of Order Aside from a statement of how the Grand Lodge has financed the erection of the building without the aid of outside capital, Secretary J. H. Hiddle read from the most recent meeting of the Grand Lodge, "Order showing that its condition was better than at any other time in its history." The finance of the Order-wary given as follows: Mortuary fund, $185,685.90; Reserve fund, $115,092.59; Rural Fund, $44,792.79; Expense and, $1,559.00; To-be-paid, $5.50; Funds for the 1990-1995-Lots, $85,000; Pictures, $18,000, making a total worth of the Grand Lodge of $325,686.74. These figures accord to the statement of Secretary Hiddle as to the found in the statement of the condition of the Order as of January 1995. All Space is the Temple Rental. All of the heads of the Order were lout in their praise of the newly appointed custodian. Richard, who was the head of the Temple, is the completion of the Temple, all of the available office space, had been rented to members of the various professions of Houston. In the majority of cases, long leases have been taken by the tenants and in some cases, changes in the building are made. The structure of the building is of the same condition. All of the offices are of the most modern type, and their equipment fits well with the arrangement of the building. There are enough offices in the building to make it a source of revenue to the public. The building is of the same condition as the operations now outstanding. Office have been arranged for all appeal to members of the race and white friend of Negro education to land a hand in prosecuting the program officials of the school have made out to meet the growing demands made upon the institution by the youth of the race in this country and from Africa. He declares that in order for the school to keep abreast of the times it is necessary for a constant fund to be pouring into the coffers of the institution. Wilberforce is the oldest institution in this country owned controlled and supported almost entirely, by Negroes for the higher education of Negro youth. According to an announcement week following a meeting of the executive board of the university it has been decided to make a systematic drive for a million dollar endowment fund as well as to raise funds for the erection of the sorely needed building after the celebration of "Founders' day" on February 24. The Founders' Day celebration OBD FELLOW'S TENNLE CONGRATULATIONS! ODD FELLOWS of the Grand Lodge officers, and some of them will move to Horston to take up residence there and make of the temple a headquarters. Lodge rooms for the fiscal lodges are large and roomy and the authorities a brief room that has been arranged by the basement. Attend Ceremonial! Selden have such large crowds in All of Texas takes pride in the accomplishment of the most college-educated men in the state. To have been able to conceive and carry out a building project they have marks the heads of that order as most of ability, vision and the ability to devise beyond the knowledge of the state. The Bureau takes pleasure in congratulating the Order for strength financially as to be able to have done; to completely finance a building of more than $200,000 all the time, in the case of the Houston building that that accomplishment correlated with the ordinary carrying of its regular and palatable, on building and now how the future secure in the knowledge that in this tran- TO SEEK ENDOW- AND AFTER ER'S DAY STANDARD OF PROVISION FOR NEGRO WELFARE URBAN LEAGUE MEETING NOTABLE EVENT. 1924 IS MOST PROSPEROUS YEAR. been seen in Houston as through the building and street directly in front of it on Sunday afternoon front of it on Sunday afternoon Every seat in the auditorium was taken and chairs were placed for the accommodation of some who would not obtain seats while equally as many persons were outside would building, unable to gain admittance because of the crowded condition. ODD PELLOWS TEMPLE ATULATIONS! ODD section it.has achieved the un- And the same sort of efficiency which marked the construction of the building is evident in the choice of the C.P. Richardson as its custodian. The Grand Master chose as the one to supervise the building: a citizen of the nation, a company to be an creative and conservative enough to be an influential in the securing of tenants for the building. So well has the building of which is a dedication all of its available spaces has been taken in long-leases and the design of the building with an assured income. Before it, over, has the happened that men have been chosen to fill such positions who though more closely connected with the affairs of the country and their influence as the cities in which such buildings were opened and thus the order sustains or found it hard to make the income of the building a guaranteed and a general and a general and a general and a general. 12,243 NEGROES ENTERED U.S. DURING 1924, SAYS IMMIGRATION REPORT. (By NAA C.P. Press Service) NEW YORK Feb. 6—According to the Annual report of the U.S. Commission, for the year 1924, received by the National Association for the Immigration and Security Act of 1924. 12,243 Nargos have been admitted to the United States in the ABOVE these were £35 carpenters, dressmakers, 6th annual museum, draymakers, 6th annual museum, musicians and 11th seaborner admitted to this country, only £45 and 35 naturalists of Nebraska are left in the United States. URBAN LEAGUE NEW YORK N. W. 21st. The National Urban League held its Annual Meeting of Gracewell on Thursday evening last February. The guests at the special dinner held were from many of the organizations involved in the volunteered work including Atlanta, the northern New York town New South Africa, the south Africa. Wood, President, presided and reigned of work by T. Arnold Hill of Chicago, Harriet Baldwin Buchan, Ex-CEO of Johnson, Director of the airport, Opportunity magazine and Business magazine, and member of the peace movement and South Africa. General Secretary who of the National Executive Office of the URBAN LEAGUE. A summary of Mr. Jones' report of work with the new organizations developed during the year, the lea- TRUSBEES TO BACK McKINZIE lionn 'ability' and foresight, and there is every reason for the belief that the spindle now at work will be as efficient as the continued operation of the spindle must be further to the front in regard to its success in the state of the death. This monument to social ability to cooperate and to take up reserves large enough though not only another proof of the need for protection to the masses, and the moment of the race along cooperative large reserves than the masses, it has surpassed the credit to the combined large reserves than the credit to the combined large dollars alone of those flees. And in congratulating the spindle on the plating of their Temple. The Temple is its nearest wishes for a success. --- **DES MOINES, Iowa.** Feb. 21—Lenders of the Iowa law firm, the law firm in the court just issued for all Norwegians engaged in construction, 1 this year, to organize a National American Bar Association in the form of a resolution signed by George H. Woodson, the former island, and Howard H. Howard, the former university. Howard F. Howard, the former university. The resolution holds out that, so far, the associative or other organizational structure are able to ascertain, there exist an associative or other organizational structure, and that—therefore, the associative composed of lawyers of African descent are to meet all individuals, to meet at the court in the month of August to start the construction of a building in the 25th or silver jail. "JUDGE" BOLTE ORGANIZING SOUTHERNERS LE EVENT. OSPEROUS YEAR Industrial Program with T. Arnold Hill, Executive Secretary of the Office of the Ombudsman as the new Indian, and the Chief Secretary of the trial Secretary. In this department, an important investigation will be started to show the results of Negro workers with trade unions. As an effort will be made to open the public's rights, the Department will be sent to let Negroes know where they may—most easily found in the U.S. Department of Labor. In 1924 the League was instrumental in getting 19 places on the program of the National Center for the Advancement of the Negro. The Executive Secretary of the U.S. Department of Labor was elected to the governing board of the Conference and two of its local secretaries were appointed to other offices. Through the League's local branches health programs, employment, education, nursing, service, clinical, convalescent work, recreational activities, and home services, all of these were appointed. With a minimum budget of $48,000 for 1924, the National Urban Service was added to the Department's now-how employees 42 workers and 130,000 was expended by the national public's rights. Sisas Evangeline Braweter Johnson was added to the League's Board and the present officers were re-elected. BROWN AND STEVENS BANK FAILS PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 21—A banking institution in Philadelphia has been awarded a run on the university's reservation membership following a run on the university's financial difference. William R. Smith, white, was appointed as the president of the Tufton Favier named as counsel for the bank is supposed to have nearly eight thousand depositors freed depositors withdrew their age and this number was greatly increased. It is reported that the private forfeiture of Negroes in Philadelphia has been reported to make give any debt to reservation PASTOR LOSES PANTS IN CHURCH FIGHT (P.24 N.24) PITTIBUHUR, Pa. Feb. 18 — A troubled couple of brothers, the Patterson family, famously. The first episode came out of their home in the Patterson pastor, haunted certain congregation in court last week when it developed that on September 14, and Smith, beader angered because the pastor demanded and demanded the pastor to that when Rev. Hagley saw that Owen were gone. The congregation反应了. It then, the senior clan decided, to be a healer, swine, finding, grooming on the ensured and several of the recalcitrant battles, remitting the pastor. Paster Said to Have Been Dismissed It was contended by the defense that Rev. Bailey had been unattain- factory to a majority of the membership and that the church congregation had dismissed the pastor at a meeting held August 29, last. But he hadn't really been ousted, but had been permitted to continue to conduct the services. It was claimed that the disagreed members had opened a church of their own. The defendants declared that Rev. Bailey had actually started the battle that resulted in the loss of his clothigen during the mele. The defendants were: Isaiah Triplet-Millah Millenden, Edward Woods and Edward Smith. They testified that Rev. Bailey had taken several un-Christian swings at them. They were charged with assault and battery and disturbing religious service. All were acquitted but were ordered by the court to divide the costs with Rev. Bailey. (A. N. P.) GALDSHIUNG, III, Feb. 21—M. O. Williamson, white, former state treasurer of Illinois, 85, this week broke a silence of more than 22 years, and told how he, with 15 of them, had been in the public library for the first time. Lincoln on September 29, 1992, gasped at the body and then closed and seated the corrin, which was the last time he was in the public library. Williamson was a member of the board of trustees of the Lincoln Monument, and the time of the board was placed in the body of Lincoln under the monument, the board decided, with the consent of Hobbes Lincoln, the son, to open the corrion. He was the first member of the board to secrecy. "We had to certify that the body was actually in the coffin," Mr. Williamson said coldly. He was in the spring, he secretly assembled at the Springfield. Illinois cemetery within the new monument and the sarcophaus was carried in a box, which was a small box with chalk. It was a red cedar box tined with copper, which had been sealed with soldier cork. He was in the spring, he recently been sent back, we were evacuated into forward. "There was Lincoln looking just like a tree," he said. "He was a black and sleepy. His face was darker than yours and mine are now." But that was to be expected. Otherwise there was scarcely any change. His face was black and white, and he was engraved in my memory from pictures of him. "He wore a black bow, the like of a white one, and one bow was slightly milded. But those were the only signs of decomposition we could observe." "It was an impressive occasion, when a casket was again seeded." STRUCTURE. New York, Feb. 21—The Commonwealth Club, one of the largest organizations in the state, which takes leadership in the nine, which takes leadership in the grant and principal speaker for the Commonwealth Club's social service authority, among other duties, and director of the work among Colleagues. "I denounce him as cowardly in that he deliberately held in absence his ground against Pisk, based, I think, on spite of her hold in his breast because Pisk did not help him as its greatest product and because Pisk honored Booker T. Washington of whom Dubois seemed ever to be an岳，until his (Dubois' own daughter) held completed her course at Pisk. It would seem a matter of safety first with Dubois—not his daughter through and then invite the sons and daughters of others to riot—after his own child was beyond the turmoil." (A.N.P.) N.U.HAM, N.C. Foh. 21-Follow-up the term of the agreement and the North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company has covered each of the policies ranging from one to the end of the year. This announcement was made by the officers of the Company at the time of the event, and the brief manager held at its Home of Time the officers have been thinking on one plan by which its event is expected to be held. The plan is designed to support the use of the plan. The most recent this coverage amounts to approximately $1.2 million. A unanimous expression of appropriate value was very to be reported in the most several years. This represents the largest coverage ever placed upon the North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company, the largest insurance of the year. The most closed the most successful year in its history. Recreation Association of America. Reproduction, including the original Club, Mr. Horace A. Eaton, presided over the meeting and was the lead leader of the meeting that he had learned much as to the results of the misuse of life insurance. The number of life insurance as a number of the David Penitentiary, Pennsylvania. His address on Community Recreation and the building of the Community Recreation and with interest, Mr. Attwill, in connection with the meeting, was affecting Colored Residents in various communities said: A adequate program for the play life of our Colored Population. It is one of the two most important efforts to help the neighborhood and communities such as the Recreation and theокcupation. Recommendations in the new plan are also from Jack of wholesome recreational satisfaction, the wonder of it is why many Colored people are out of the room. The recent movement must be the most important. not be confused as being contained solely in the playground or play center. The need almost overshaving the other activities is a program that can both be educational and cultural, such as the inclusion of and participation in community music, drama, and civic and it may be activities that are for all ages. K. C. WALKER COLLEGE GRADUATES BEAUTY CULTURISTS—LARGE CLASS RECEIVE DIPLOMAS KANGAS CITY, Mo. Feb 14, 1983 During exercises for the first class were held here last week. 2. Walker Company opened on one of the most prominent business companies of this city, a branch college of Beauty Culture with all modern equipment and highly competent instructors. Announcements of the opening brought students from several different States. After completing an extensive course in the various arts of Beauty culture, 13 weeks of daily practice and passing a severe final examination, graduation. A capacity crowd filled every available seat at Whensner Church where the twenty-five graduates received diploma. It was a gratifying picture to see this large group of our women there seated, dressed in white, their hair and complaiing being with evidences of care to themselves even as they pared to give into others, as if the listening to the commencement address by Attorney P. J. Bansom. General Manager of the Madam Co. "GET WHAT IS NEEDED AND HOLD IT---PRINCIPLE AND WALL PAPER SALE In order to make room for new patterns arriving, we are offering for this week BARGAINS Values up to 5c per roll (sold with borders only) 1c Per Roll Values up to 15c per roll (sold with borders only) 5c Per Roll Values up to 20c per roll (These include tapestries) 10c Per Roll Values up to 25c per roll (Including some tapestries) 15c Per Roll Values up to 50c per roll, patterns but guaranteed to be in good condition. These are real pick-ups. (These are last year's) If you can get better prices in Dallas, anywhere, bring the paper back and get your money. SALE STARTS MONDAY. NEW YORK WALL PAPER STORE 1009 Elm Street X 6730 In all ages there have been times when a person is forced to the upheaval of a tree, a precursor is nothing rare or in, or even worse than a tree, to leave his natural position but have a very clear conception of what he is doing, to have a very clear conception of what he is doing, to give his intention for presumption to give his intention for presumption to give his intention. Nothing is greater in this world to my mind than a real man. When I say a man I do not mean a man of money, or an individual with the greatest amount of intelligence in a community or one who has the finest home in a city, or the largest automobile in a town of the largest real property owner. I mean a man with an honest heart, a free interrupted confidence, just the unto all favoring none, unequally, a差旅员 in his home, law abiding citizen, a man of real character, and a christian gentleman. The last named references coupled with an interest in God's good will comprises the real stage of which real men are to become active. In my experience as I have traveled this United Kingdom, I found the need to find the need to go to a great many small of a race in the world, as well as the country. I felt it seem to delve into the slightly field of the short coming of the world where we are. I have the most cure for our almost to be not to be encountered by the forward of the world. I found the most of our youths to brise other races in their own way. I felt the expected-by-excluding-consected plans against the government which of course is the most through the mass of only a small character through real people. I found the need to be as long as the world is the most up-to-our heads and apes, as well as some times seem to be the most up-to-our trade. I found the way we are in constant contact daily, is to show us the success of our world. When you meet business, great business in a business manner, when you see the great business of the world, and a jacked ambigance race holes. Lays aside the Unele, Tom's habit's custom. On the other hand, we are to meet the new dean of a new nation. I am not thrilled to be as well as we are for the thrilled as an Indian red. But I am thrilled as a black man whose purities is the most small. I am the most good and degrading race has so fixed in the disrespectful minds of the world. I have a big heart to conceive over which he thinks that we are men as they do. I am as well as we are in a direct as well as instruct, and that in our veins flows that specified will be the most good and degrading all men should share an equal point. I think that. There is no superiority of many according to the races of mankind. The only superiority that strences the race of the world, results from the accident of numbers and conscientiousness and not from high falciate educationally. Whatever you are in possession of use it is morally good. If one should be a booster or one of the best. Regardless, how it is politically or immensely rich a man has ascended in the walks of life. Texas Towns LAWTON, OKLA. — Rev. C. I. Williams of Oregon, OKY is have running a revival. Our state mission are very. Ashland was with us Sunday. Our pastor Rev. Mattox is having great work to save books. Dr. M. J. Bittrewv. Evangelist of Dallas, Texas will be with us this week assisting in the Revival. The new class meeting were held at Grant Chapel A. M. E. When courageous will be made, in possible possible, rurged lands smooth, dark days bright, rainy days dry. All these things are accomplished by principle and character. Without these two aids, when it is like a ship, is toughest set to go without a sudden life may all smoothly be, when a firefight of his fraudulent characteristics based upon an unsafe reliability; but in a little while marks in the stillness of the night. Or the breaks of a clear day you will be here with your voice in a high pitch sadly crying. The old ship built upon rotten timber went down. She out, called all at one time but finally she was overtaken. Because she was not built of stewel stuff—that is, a real pricingly and character. When you meet white men set up a tool and a very tooth your your heart, she always ready to give and receive the respect that is due every man. Keep your business to yourself, tell him no more than he asks. If his will bring prove too personal, use the same student the Nell-nal your honor. Nights—but certain vines blossomed and principle and be called to brave men of your race. One may acquire the education that is required for training. Alphamus. When you are a man of character, do what this world full of women can do. This world full of women can do. To do this woman must first be a woman. To do this woman can change the blues both are Church. Our pastor Rev. F. J. Strawther preached morning 'and night Mrs. Compens of Port Worthington's hear visiting her daughter, Mira Hjlen. Pulling and other children, Rev. and Mrs. R. Moore of Tipton, Okia are hear visiting his brother Rev. J. J. Johnson and family. R. and class meeting was well attended at Burnett Chapel A. M. E. Church. Our pastor Rev. W. C. Watts preached morning and night. The pastor is on the sick list. The R. E. and B. Y. P. U. at usual hour at Galilee Baptist church. Our pastor Rev. E. D. Parker left Sunday for Muskogue to conduct a 15 days meeting for Rev. Woods. PAUL VALLEY, OKLA— Miss Ethel towards returned to Okia. City to school after spending the week end with home folks. Mrs. Algia Colbert entertained the Ladies Aid Society Friday evening. Services at all churches were well- - innovation and remarks were of inspiration and encouragement by the committee, which supported by the leadership buildings and medical buildings, and the capitalized "industries" of the city that best complemented the Commission's correlations of the city. LAGO — Mrs. Maitie Harla, of Graveston, who is a visitor-based in the home of Mrs. Ada Shaw spent last week with Friends at Don Tol. One of the house of people in the city was a very old family and used as a vectory dining room and kitchen with its entire contents was destroyed by fire of undetermined origin. Tuesday night about the house was half another to Meaz. Sam Cornellous Edwards of the place died in Houston, Friday 6th to Wharton and entered Wednesday, February 11th. Commissions to Harlin Mr. Tom Hoberpow attended the funeral of Mr. A. C. Crosby in Wharton. Wednesday evening Mr. O. Quinlan of Wharton passed through the house. We heard the evening was a little longer to visit the American Woodmen Camp of that city. Mrs. L. E. Jones has been ill at the week, suffering with smokestack of flu. The attendance at the Sunday school Sunday was gout. (Classes 2 and 3 were taught by Meadames, Roberta Holmes and M. F. Williams. Mr. Sol Allison attended Church at St. John's. Mrs. L. E. Williams and the reporters attended the Sunday school. The group was at Jones near Lane City Sunday evening. Mr. Demp. Clemona. The group was at the Sunday with Mr. Will-Daniels and family on the sick first this week. Meadames Ada Lee Monroe and Rebecca Duffin. LONGVIEW — Sunday, Feb. 10, time and well awaited preaching on Sunday morning. Mr. Johnson preached a bishop's stirring sermon, preached a pastor and a few of his members prayed and a few of his members kissed him. Hey Jerry K. J. Johnson, who is a pastor, preached a night service on Sunday morning, a boy. The young married pastor, Mrs. Jerry McCallister, which was a treat to all present, preached a church service in appreciation of service vended. Rachourh Church, Rachourh Church, to join her husband, a uncle of the church pastor. Mr. McCallister was a uncle of a church pastor. Mr. McCallister was a member of Galilee, a missionary mother and a host of relatives and friends. DAY CLITLY— Rev. P. D. Hawkins, A. M. Evangelist of Houston is at Enterprise, carrying on a series of sermons, many unique subjects were used for his sermons, and the large audiences are being, as the building is the first of the twenty as accessions, in the result of the meeting, Rev. Hawkins was accompanied by his wife, Mrs. Hawkins and his mother-in-law, Mrs. Bruce of Tampa, FL. Mrs. Hawkins, resided in the place of the Christopher Annotated the choir of Enterprise. Total amount of money 160.16. Mr. and Mrs. Mo-rand of College Post and Mrs. Smith worshiped at Enterprise, Rev. Alex-and-held splendid services of people. At the preached Matt. 2342 verse the spiritual tide ran high. Rev. and Mrs. Geo. Jedkins motored to West Columbia. Saturday on business: Prof. Hillard was called to Smithy with an account of his life being in the public life. Mr. and Mr. the Conner was in Sunday school to the delight of all. A small group of strong men and women can share the policies of David Christinality. Madames T. D. Hawkins, Bruce, T. D. and Mr. Rev. and Mrs. Green were� and dressed the C. E. T. Fauquee Rev. F. Mitchell is back in town on duty. The American Woodmen held a splendid meeti- Mrs. R. E. Chappel of Kansas City is here. Gitting her mother, Mr. Lizzie Gitting, Mr. Fourthly Nelson and Miss Ida Cooper of Milkland who spent the past week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Third. He left Saturday for home. Mr. Geekie Shepherd is still improving. Rick is the Davis and Master Emory Wille of Brooks. HOLLAND — Sunday School we over the ton Sunday morning at the 10th Day of the Church Day. He were good, both day and night. Rev A. F. Illack, our pastor preached for every day. The same morning was well-attended and the little lesson was enjoyed by all. Miss Everling's cause of Needville was dis- She was born on the 10th of May 1942, who left for Marshall Saturday night. Accompanied by Mr. Edward Hoyce, Miss Myrthe Grey and Mr. Willie Walker of Tiller were married Sunday. Mr. George Eddie is on the Rock for Miss You's and his family. Miss 2000 and 2001 Sunday Day were visitors in Beckville Sunday Day. Miss Lollie and Linde Holland of Lullin were born in Holland Sunday Day. Miss. E.E. Smith is accompanied by her two astors. Mrs. Gladie Glaapie and Mrs. Loe Brown are the two others. Mr. D. D. Brown and Mr. D. D. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Born to Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Joyce P. P. and Mr. E. E. G. and Mrs. E. E. G. and Mrs. E. E. G. are the two. 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This wonderful formula prepared by one of the largest laboratories in the world and generally known as Mando, is easily used at home and as in the market. The noble in its write today and it's "this" remark, able formula "a trial. TEAIKIANA — Prof. and Mrs. W. H. Goree of Naples, Texas visited parents, Prof. and Mrs. H. G. Goree in Newtown, Friday and Saturday, Mr. Zloof, was at the same Sunday. W. H. G. Goree was at the pastor, Tevy. W. A. Preston, preached one of the best sermons we have ever listened to Mrs. R. L. Goree left for Houston Saturday and at the same time, Mr. Newman, Old Fellows Temple, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson from Hope were present, with us Sunday, also Mrs. Jackson's sister, Mrs. Annie Coleman returned to California weekdays. After several weeks, he's here. Collection $65,62 Sunday at Mr. Zion, Mrs. Fandy Sherford, of Marshall visited her daughter, Mrs. Frasier. Sunday, Mrs. Williams was a teacher, John-and-family, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Sherford and family of Marshall. Texas, motored to our city. Sunday were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frasier and Mrs. R. L. William, the first hospital for the revenue. They also visited other friends on the Arkansas side of the city. Rev. W. A. Preston, wife and daughter, Mrs. Mary Bate, Mrs. Mrs. M. W. W. and Mr. Williams were guests to dinner at the home of Mrs. and Mrs. Abe. Rosewell Sunday, Mrs. Pearlie B. Locket was hostess. The splendid dinner was enjoyed by all of the people who were present. The who-underwear an operation here in the Pine Street Shinnitun is improving. TRINITY—Sunday School was excellent at Trinity Chapel A M E with Sup. and teachers at their post-Presence. The first pre-Episcopal Church was built in Rev. E. Rubbles, Rev. E. Grubbs and members went to the church. Episcopal church where a second sermon was held in pastor. Rev. Davenport. Sunday 11 a.m. c., a sermon was preached by the pastor. Rev. Parker. At 3:30, the Rev. E. Rubbles pastor A. M. E. church for the Missionary Sisters of Brownstirmin was held on the 27th of the 19th of the year. E. Church met at Mrs. P. Williams-where a good meeting was reported by the pre-Episcopal Church. Mrs. Walton of Gaytown, La. and Visiting their daughter, Mrs. H. L. Swents Mrs. W. D. Kirkland left the first Pre-Episcopal Church with a grandfather. Mr. Mack Brackett, Mrs. M. A. Johnson of Miltown, mother of Crackett to be born on the 15th of the 19th of the year. Mrs. E. Walker Walker of Trinity School gave her scholars a valent party which was envoied of the children. Mrs. W. Bliott-fein in Joeneard visiting her sick sister. The Valentine Entertainment was the first Pre-Episcopal Church. The E.P.L.R. sermon was preached by Rev. Hass at Lone Star Baptist church at 3:50 p.m., a school for the children. The Rev. E. W. M. E. Church was a day night for the P.R.�idge. The Missionary Sisters of Brownstirmin were Friday evening at the church where good meeting was held. The Rev. E. W. M. E. was a second school was held and was able to attend school again. Reve. E. R. Singleton, motored to Blackland Just Friday. The Court of the Church was held on the 1st of the year. The first Pre-Episcopal Church was envoied of the church. TYLER The Phyllis Wentally club met with Mrs. W. R. Fanks Friday. Feb. 12. After a brief hunt- tained with various games in keeping with the Valentine spirit. Our hostess had many pleasant surprises ed room we did not know what to expect until the lights were fashed on and he坦 sions. But the service was sacrificially stole the the Phyllis the table was greatly relieved. We are indebted to our hostess for a very delightful evening. HHYAN Sunday School was well attended. The Sunday school has done excellent work this quarter. The AVE is a well-identified day. The Thornick Rev. Hunt preached a glorious sermon Sunday morning. Rev. Harlow for the 10 to 15 p.m. in the rival at the A. M. Church. He parts a great success. 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"Mrs. Carolyn Melrow is the guest of Mrs. L. A. Jones. The wife, and Mrs. S. Krause's birthday party Saturday night at her mother's home was and attended, and she received many present. Mr. Dolls Roults reports, success in hair, dressing, He was, presented in Wonderland corning at Northhampton. The plot and husband she's the guest of her mother, this week. "S. B. was well attended on both burches Sunday , Mr. Martin Edwards XACOGDOCHES—8. 8. was a�loft fielded on account of the down call of the mighty rain, however sup. Byrd was at his post. Rev. H. Hall of the G. M. E. church was with us and spoke many words of encouragement we are always glad to have visitors. At 11 o'clock Rev. L. Blycking, called to the burning message. Buthect "Abide in me and I, in you." Mr. Edgar Alridge is doing nicely in the barber business. Uncle Boss Sanders, who has been paralyzed for three years departed this life. Feb. 5th. He "letves a host of religious and friends to mourn his loss. Mrs. Joe Jills, Gala, deported this life. Feb. 7th. She is our lost, but Heveen, Q. and the other old-climate men of the Nogoshes and a great church worker. Rev. D. Rodney offered Hernina were told to eat the Zion Hill Cemetery. Miss Currie V. marks is in the city of Houston, cutting friends Master O. Neal Vice-member that of his customers would pay up funds. Pastor S. H. Rode, a resident of the Alto Runfair Depot, Page of the American Woodman, is in town, don't fall to see him before he leaves. Mint West, Ward was called to Greenwich, N.Y., Monday to bed for the night, covered in the city of the death of his wife, Linda, and his children. That Tuesday following a sermon, Cain was next. Tl. years of age had lived here once, she was a live birth. Her well-worn body, all who knew her, was buried in her home. The following children Mr. J. Cain Cain, also an illustrious father, once high up in the Pythian Circle and enlightment of the�-Sho'am-a-Khat's of the "House of Reigns" may be the best of the others and the most of his, be the most family wife, daughter to his, and a children. and Robert of Ohio. Joe of Chicago, Mrs. Kirkland, Jr. Worth; Mrs. Evans, Houston, Mrs. Nannie Jackson, Dan, Dallas, Mrs. Kirkland, Hoyes and the number of relatives and friends. All of their children were present except Mrs. Evans. of Houston. Funeral services were held at A. M. E. church of the city Wed's headday at 4 p.m. conducted by Rev. Cagnell, Relatives of the deconsecued and of the sameோயth of all in their hour of grief. A pretty church wedding was that of Mrs. C. Smith and Mrs. Stambach. Butler, the son of the 17th century was performed by Rev. F. W. Logan, Mrs. Eague, Zogen-sang, With All My Heart I Love You. With the last two years of the life of the Rev. W. Ann, played the wedding match. Mr. and Mrs. Smith received many beautiful gifts. Mrs. and Mrs. Hay was of the most same day. The wedding was down to the midday. Mrs. Owens left Sunday for their calls to spend a few days. Rev. G. Williams was here. But the day had been a long time. Present the day. His text at 11 a. m. "Nature Hardens to the End." At night his text was a brahman, the second son of the two was a good good good service. Sunday to a nice brown Mrs. Eva Potte and children left Saturday for Revenues. NAX ANGELG - The Second Sunday School, Paul A. M. E. School, Sunday School, Paul A. M. E. School, Mrs. Inez Chance at her post. An annual fundraiser of hundreds dollars has been raised by the school. Dr. Siddharth plegagged a soulful address by all present at 3 p.m. Mrs. E. Church, the singing was won by an old colleague, collection for the quarter-century. A faculty member of the faculty is a senior officer of the North Island Institute of caravelle is crifting has alienated, Mrs. F. Frost of the Seven Towns Dandelion church on Feb 15 was quite a著名 caravelle. Mrs. Mackey, pastor, Mr. and Mrs. Prince work to attend the funeral of Mr. Dude, one of the fight settlers of the wood children. They returned to the old town and the home of his wood street. POHN - The Second Sunday School, Good Samaritan church, a must-visit town, good under the management of the Marian school and hot and friendly at home of the wood street. POMP - The Second Sunday School, Good Samaritan church, a must-visit town, good under the management of the Marian school and hot and friendly at home of the wood street. POHN - The Second Sunday School, Good Samaritan church, a must-visit town, good under the management of the Marian school and hot and friendly at home of the wood street. GROSSBEEK — Sunday, Rev. Dewey, the district Bishop, presided over a special virtual tour to Toughee Church on the island of Guam. He had been advised by a physician preach on this round. A round re-creation of the island's city on rocks passed through the air on rocks, and the bodies of those who were teaching at Rocky Hill, Hew. Wesson of Wemmae, of Mt. Pleasant, of Mt. Dayton, of Mt. Chapel, Rev. Britt. A great meeting was Blackbear Uigh School—A double header between the girls of Woodlawn and the boys of the same place was played on the local-left last Friday which resulted in a 4-1 victory for the local girls and 5-2 victory for the visiting boys. The games were pepper from beginning to end. New students are constantly coming in and enlisting in the D H. S. army. PALESTINE — Mrs. Hessie Bryant who is teaching in Jewett was at home Saturday visiting her sister Rev. Robert Taylor joined the Christian church, a few weeks ago. Aunt Harrett Montgomery left Saturday for Athen. Texas to live with her daughter, Mrs. Robinson. Mr. C. V. Malone is keeping busy sewing, Mrs. Erie Taylor and children are home, after visiting her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bell Wrenn for several months. Steck-Prof. Nelson, Mrs. Wesley Freeman and Mrs. Harrett Phillips roses with valentines. Then online room were captions, forms on table with red candles. Miss Theims I. Douglass was at the piano assisted by Miss I. Bell in the Turre were 16 ladies present at the luncheon a salad course was served. Mrs. Sam Johnson won in guessing contest. CAMERON — The County Farmers Improvement Society meets in regular monthly session. Mr. G. W. Stege is president for Milim Co. Mr. W. M. Penington bought half interest in the E. Denson garage, which is now ready for business. On last week, one of Mr. S. L. Stephen's recent houses was destroyed by fire no insurance, several new buildings of Colored people have burned. The house was a small-size, among-both races, several old homes are being repaired. There is a great demand among the people for rent houses. Mrs. L. M. Sewell has returned home from Kansas City, Mo., where she spent a few weeks with her son, Mrs. Z. C. Lewie to up after several weeks of illness. Mr. Elison, who was expected to dig is up, Mrs. Alice Pascal and her daughter, Mrs. Hatte the Woods has bought the old house. When she is the Newwood place and Mrs. Wonds has built a four room house on the West End of the property, Mrs. Lewis, W. G. Dotson and Mr. M. A. Dixon has erected house on their property. Mr. Chan Harmon was made a trip to Fort Worth. on the 14th has returned. Rev. W. R. Farber was in the city on 14th and 16th on business quarters. Cameron met Calvert played a basket of 10th. He was so "Calvert" in the 14th of the year before he was in the city looking after business along that time. Rev. L. W. Ware. Pastor of Coxes, Province, after being illness passed away last week, the remains is still held at the stage waiting for his children, he will be laid to rest in new Camelot cemeters on 15th. The Prater murdy case is on trial today. Mrs. L. M. Wanda was in the 14th of the year. Mrs. S. W. Womans is a M.S. A. E. Smith. Mrs. M. H. Hoeown, neVer. forget to take the Expre. Rev. P. H. Humber, motored to Calvert to fill his appointment Sunday. Rev. J. L. Hardiman had great service, churches and Sunday. School were well attended. Prof. R. H. and Rev. Lewis Johnson were at their next and rendered good service. Mrs. H. H. H. Clark. Mr. H. H. H. H. H. H. Miss G. H. Sweeney was in the city Saturday, also Mrs. V. Theming. Mrs. N. C. Cherry was called to Cesson to the last of her brother. Mr. Curter is up again KEMP, ADDITION — Services at si, Matthew Church were very good all day. Rev. T. M. Mood preached to excellent farmers. Sunday School good. Harlight Band was held at 4:00 p.m. The Missionary Society will meet at 3 p.m. Monday. Rev. Whitford, tendered his resignation last Sunday night as pastor of the church — it was accepted Monday night at the official meeting. The club got at the home of Mrs. Verd die. Willburn, 506 Jaonic St., with the president in the chair. Attend ance very good. Enthusiasm is making an effort to have good re- ports for Feb. 26. Three and four new members are coming in each meeting. Attendance is sixteen. All who do not attend the meeting next Thursday night will miss a treat. An- interesting program will be rendered ed. Mrs. Jones will address the club. There will be several musical selections. Mrs. Jones will present printed as 1st vice president to fill the unspired term of Mrs. Jessie Foating, Mrs. Foster left. Wichita to be away for several months. Mrs. Jones was appointed as Ind. vice president. After partaking of the chill supper prepared by the beautifulness of the club adjourned to meet at the home of Mrs Eliza Ryan as the guest of the program. Mrs. E. Reagans, President; Mrs. J. Nelson, secretary. The Kemp Division Club No. 1 of Titus Chapel C. M. E. church met at the home of Mrs. A. Carr. Thursday night at which time they rendered a wonderful program. Collection $210. The next meeting will be with Mrs. E. Avery. President; Mrs. Henderson of Sherman in stopping with Mrs. Rita Wallace on St. Worth street. Sink list: Mr. Lindsey, Mrs. A. Johnson, Mrs. Harper and Elizabeth Welch. The Spring Clean Up Campaign will soon be upon us. All are urged to get the yards in good condition. DEWEYILBEE: — Sunday School was very interesting Sunday School. It was a great event for the group to come real-work for the Master. No. 1 class won the banner. The opening address was made by Macdonald's Glory, the group was viewed by Mrs. Davis. — At 11 o'clock, the A. M. E pastor, Rev. A. E. Anderson, was held on 12 o'clock a covenant meeting took place. The pastor preached again at night. Mr. Henry Daniels of Reesburg was who was riding the bus in the굴앗 bus. Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan, motored to the bus by Mary Brown, company-led by Mrs. Smith, John Mrs. E. J. Barlow and Mrs. Willis Mae McOoy Prof. and Mrs. M. K. Jones were in the bus for the third day on the National flag and sang patriotic songs. The life of Lincoln was very long, both ten years in the evening at Basked-hall game. In the course between the girls and Mrs. E. J. Barlow, the group was 25 to 16 in a far-right form. The school was 25 in the far-right form. Mrs. E. J. Barlow's team, on Friday, the students of the Busy School were in the bus for the third day on the National flag and sang patriotic songs. The life of the President of the Presidential Association of the Presidential Association. After the present the students presented several efforts to their teacher. Friday evening at the bus was 10:00 a.m. on the bus, the group the boys of both rooms. The group was 27 to 10 o'clock on the bus. The first K Harlow's room, The Prof. K Harlow's Park, was the last day on the bus. The group was very happy, selling tennure in order to get money for their new bus. The Mrs. D. H. Heron, the new bus, was at the bus. LONGVIEW — McCabe church S. 8. on time with officers and teachers present Rev. G. H. Baker preached a wonderful sermon. The Y. W. A. girl gave a grand party at the residence of Mr and Mrs. D. Thompson an west Tyler avenue in the honor of Miss Dearfene Franklin, who left Wednesday for Denton, Texas, where she will make her home to loss a splendid worker as she. Mecera, George Tewsew Jr., James Coleman, Cecile Ackerman, and Brown of Marshallville to Lennesse and two friends from Mia Mateo Kimile. PAUL QUINN COLLEGE WACO, Texas. Feb. 11-18. The Junior's of the College to beautify the campus of last week. The play "The Johnsons" by Johnson, the "Johnsons" of characters from each class and every one of the plays, will be presented in the triple play to the well-known audience each of which carried a thrill. The play will be directed by W. C. A. Wilson. W. C. A. Wilson will be the first and the first of the present. He will stay. The Choral club was cut off. J. Johnsons have been active this week. J. Johnsons have been coming seasons to tailor We wonder if he knew that, that wizard is watching his movements. The sophomore class comes next term, and the third term, territory, arrives next term. - Woodson The big affair given by Prof. R. M. Mack, the Wiergate school muslim will be long remembered. The meeting adjourned Saturday, Feb. 14th. Mrs. Monetta S. Johnson, teacher of Jameson is here speeding the week end, with Miss Edna L. Hewell, one of the teachers Wiergate high school. K. T. Kendrick, E. D. Copleyn, Rev. Neil and Mrs. Hattle. Kendrick motored out to the OH field last Sunday afternoon. Look well to the Dallas Express, the paper that furnishes new fresh from the rest. MIRNELL — R. E. was well attended at the McWelle. Bapatt Church. Collection. The past-time key. MILLOVE. Preached two soil stirring sermons to the evening and at night, he took for his text for the evening John 4-12. At night John 14-8. subject: Truth. The spirit ran high. One were added to the New York Times. WYTH. WYTH motored to Rys. Saturday night to TII an appointment. Rev. Wiley is pastor at Nylesser. On last Sunday, Sister Amanda Wiley was elected leader of Mary Turner's Secretary. Master Society, Sister Verdie Jordan, secretary. Past light band reported that Mack Jordan was on the sick list. Pro. L. B. Johns motored to Merkel Sunday from Treat. Mr Abraham and Alexander Anderson were visitors at M. GIVE BAPRI Church Sunday. Mrs. E. D. Clurkey gave an entertainment at her real TAYOR-RAY, B. S. Myers of Austin Texas was in the city of Pritchard, where he pleasured Christian church, Rev. B. Myers is also holding the office. S. Myers is also holding the office. There was a mask entertainment given at the Star Theatre, Wednesday night, there were three prizes, first given, second prize and third prize, given to D. O. Norkina. Prof. Toliver, Mrs. Kilren Horn, D. E. St. Calf and Otho Louise Bolden. There was a party given Thursday night, a good crowd and a good time was reported. The county teachers Association was held Thursday in Taylor from 10 a. m. until 2 p. m. 29 members registered. The county fair and intersonate League meeting will be held here March 8, 1925. More than sixty members have been added to Mr. Maptel's church building in revival. There will be baptistage Sunday which will come the revival. Hey, Dr. Benford collected for the day 129th day. Henry is expected to be here Sunday and is going to play at the Murphy St. Christian Church Dr. L. T. Cleaner preached a glorious sermon Sunday. Mrs. Begle Westbrookers was able to The New since Monday morning JEFFERSON—Sunday Schools and churches were well attended and collections very good. The wife of Rev. Holman of Marshall, Texas, funeral was attended at 8:45 PM. M. E. Church last Thursday with Rev. J. O. Williams, officiating Rev. E. W. Johnson, moderator of North Texas Association passed through the city last Friday on his way to Salem Baptist church. Mrs. Magntter Green, returned home for the funeral last week from Pittsburgh, Texas, she found mother and father quite well. Little Mise Dorothy's May Johnson married in شروعشوک. La. in the week Mr. H. Thomas was taken seriously sick last Saturday evening. We hope for her a speedy recovery. Mr. H. Williams still remains on the sick list. Mr. Robert Johnson has returned from Dallas after a brief period on special business. The Jefferson Central High School will open this Day. Mrs. Hal's season today is the City Park and put on a K-K k. clothes that night at the new school building. Mr. Holmer Cole has returned home. Mr. Sam Cole and John Brown, made a trip to Marshall Saturday. The Dallas Express can be found in the Main Street, the "New York Times" and a keep up with the time. STAMFORD—Rev. J. R. Johnson R.J. Reynolds, a company that has moved to Stamford, and purchased the up-to-date chicken funch, for the first time in the West Texas, nenchman and merchant. The new owner contemplates a full-length investment, which is a future requirement. By invitation Mr. and Mrs. Van Dyke and niece Willitting, made an inspection tour and with the encountred Rev. Johnson, in the father of Dr. J. E. Johnson, who was the son of the school, Mr. Gladys V. Motor, principal of Washington, School of Medicine, and the other of the classmates at the University of Washington's�-punch, cream and cake. The first children demonstrated their anore�-richness in a riot of glee. Mrs. Renford, who was suddenly called to the Washington, was a little side of daughter Jewell Slurms, who was stricken with appendicitis. Miss Stamford, who are earnestly trazed in for her speedy recovery. Desire for the new in the new-time is greatly improved at the writing. Mr. and Mrs. Stamford and Mrs. and Mrs. and Daughter, in the city of Tuxedo, Suite 400, was for the first time filled his stand. He would like his church Sunday morning and night, insumpling two victims of the arrest. The first was the devil. Rev. J. C. R. Robertson was called to Rule, Texas to preach. The first was the question of the meeting held in honor of Rev. Myrntt of that year. The school was under subject to his discussion. Life up a standard for the people. CALVIN'S The Woodland Under- ground. Twenty-one to take charge Brevittville. Twenty-one to take charge Brevittville. Twenty-one to take charge The same amount by both. The same amount by both. The same amount by both. A $10,000 gift by both. A $10,000 gift by both. A $10,000 gift by both. A $10,000 gift by both. A $10,000 gift by both. ter, Miss Leila B. Stator spent a few months in Arizona. Prof. A. H. Mims left Saturday night to be present Sunday at the dedication of the Old Fellows Temple in Houston. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dunn will soon move to Houston, where they will make their future home. Mr. Gen. Whillfield of Braschville, Perst Saturday in the city on business. Mr. M. Johnson is quite sick at his home to the North Calvert, Mrs. Laura Adams is having a nice home built on her lot in West Calvert. Mr. G. Rutherford was in the city Friday evening and was a pleasant visitor to Solomon Temple. Temple Lodge, MFA Amelia Niton of Spring Hill Community open two lights in the eats visiting her mother and sister. Mrs. E. Shepard. Mrs. Emma Ross is reported having a hard case of Flu. Mrs. U.S. Hammond is still very ill. Dr. C. A Wade is kept busy night and day. GARRISON — The Tea at the home of Mrs. C. M. Mayfield. Saturday afternoon was an enjoyable affair. Quite a number were present. The six year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will White, who was burned to death last Wednesday, was laid to rest Thursday in the Mt. Moriah Cemetery. The high school girls assembled at the school and under the direction of Mrs. Mayfield and Mrs. Allen, organized the Busy Bee Club. Owing to the serious illness of Master Hurley Westbrook Weems, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Weems, Mrs. R. L. Powell (an aunt) — who recently completed a course in nurse training held under the supervision of Dr. Helvins (white) was called from Beaumont to his bedside. From the report of the illness of the baby many kind and sympathetic expressions were made by friends. The Home Mission Society of the Live Oak Baptist — church. Beaumont, offered special prayers. At this writing he is reported as conveniencing rapidly. DOUGLASS MEMORIAL PROGRAM The City Federation and friends in large numbers gathered in the beautiful edifice of St. James A. M. E. Chuteb at 3:30 p.m. An excellent program was rendered in memory of our own Frederick Douglass together with a Federated mass meeting. Much credit it due the president. Mrs. J. H. Waller for putting over the first memorial program of Douglas. In the History of City Federation. over $20.00 was realized in the offerings. next Federation meeting will be held at the Club Centre, February 15th at 4 p.m. o'clock. IF YOU WANT TO BE LUCKY, HAPPY AND WELL TELL Your Secrets to the Right Man. Happy in Friendship, Business and Domestic Affairs, Spells of all kinds released and broken, LOVE APPLES in all Forms, High John, the Conquerer, Adam and Eve, all kinds of Roots and Herbs. CALL, OR IF OUT OF TOWN WRITE Any customer not satisfied with goods ordered can have money returned, if claim is made within 15 days from date of delivery. CASH OR CREDIT I will credit you. It matters not where you live. Inclose 10 cents to cover cost of this notice and postage D. ALEXANDER 99 Downing St., Brooklyn, N. Y. HEAR MISS HAZEL HARRISON, PREMIER PIANIST OF THE COLORED RACE IN RECITAL At Bethel A. M. E. Church, Monday Night, February 23, 1925, 8:30 o'Clock Assisted by local talent Admissions: Adults 50 Cents; Children, 25 Cents Dr. G. B. Young, Pastor Madam Fannie Weems-Gibson, Directress Marriage Announcement Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Jackson with touragem the marriage of their daughter, A. Jackson to Mr. B. Jackson. 1120 Caddo street, Dallas, Texas. PASSES INTO THE GREAT BEYOND Mrs. Catherine Hay and February 19th she is in stock but not forged from the stock of her friend Mcvoy, McLouis Bolton. 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RING But there is another side to the case, especially as it applies to Dallas and other large cities of the South where the mayor has been disgraced. It it happens often that he is so disregarded because of the fact that he does not interest himself in the exercise of his civic rights to the extent that he is considered a factor in the election of those who serve the city, or, if he does cast his vote, in the holding of some short-sighted and individual profits in a case of public benefit. This candidate to the exclusion of civic benefits. This was brought out in the speeches of several of those who spoke on the occasion above mentioned. They urged those present to vote for men who would serve their needs by giving them the art of improvements in the sections in which they lived. This is the basis of the war, and the reason that is dedicated to the Mayor and to the Board of Commissioners that that was the basis on which the Negroes of the city would cast their ballots in future time. It is to be hoped that the statements of these men will be It is to be hoped that the statements of these men will be proven true by the action of the Negro voters of Dallas in the coming election; that they will vote at the bidding of the Democratic candidates, and that they will support them the civil improvements, which they need. Better FENCING THE CEMETERY The last of the goals — of the Woodland Cemetery, Association was reached last week when the ornamental iron fence around the cemetery was more than a year, age, with a very small membership, and no money at all the small group of volunteers, a biomass of improvement of the The last of the goals of the streets, sawaverage, lights, all can be had if it can only be realized by the voters that their votes are sacred things, was reached. Cemetery Association, their only weapon in their unequal fight for the things that make life worth living. The only cities worth living in are those which evidence their care for their citizens by granting them all of the civic improvements of which they are capable. City officials are to be chosen only on the basis of their willingness to grant to all citizens, the same sort of civic improvements, considering Negroes as citizens only and not as a race apart. - centimeters involving more than one thousand dollars and by so doing, has added to the attractiveness of that hotel ground ^ a Thousand Tiger Flowers makes his daily bread by mauling other men with his fists till they are past the stage of fighting back. Brutal, some folks call it; and the general tendency of those who are more enlightened is to look down fighters and those who engage in it. Reformers fight it and legislators fight it to legislate out of existence. They claim that it brutalizes men and unfits them for the sort of service to their families and fellow men which they should give. The Express delights to make mention of this accomplishment of these ladies for the reason that it represents in more ways than one, that they are willing to do with a definite need in mind or a definite program to be followed. They are willing to work with various sorts are organized which seem to view their existence as responsible only for the pleasure of the people. They meet, collect dues, give parties and stop there, seemingly unimpeded by any other benefit things could be done at the same time that they were furious with the situation. Such a criticism cannot be brought against all of the clubs or groups doing a fine bit of work in various lines. But there are to which this criticism can come. But Tiger Flowers is married, and what is more, is an officer in his church, in the little Georgia town from which he has been raised, who is a wife. We have let the contract for the building of forty-two houses in the property which they own in the city of Atlanta. Tiger Flowers also has a strict regard for the Sabbath; so much that he will not train on that day. His wife reports that she is a musician, and that she is a musician of no mean ability and that performances at home for their own amusement take up all of his spare time. And what is true of the thrift of Flowers is also reported to her. This is, of course, the most promising of the fighters of the tree. Every organization should justify its existence by the performance of its duties. The municipality which will be of laftest pressure and diversion, there is the higher duty of *performing* the duties of the city, and poorly lacking in many ways. The improvement of the cemetery, while a city need, which needs to be undertaken. There are others which would disclose to the ordinary ob- this country association. The Express fuel disposed to see to it that the government, "Ballina, 'go thou and do likewise.' Thus only can their entitlement be secured." Whether they have realised it or not, the platform speakers or hosts of the white-race who have been the catalyst for our thought about ourselves which, if kept, will still happen by the expression so often heard us because we are pushing them too closely. They are just as hard to resist. That of course is not true and while the better informed and aware of the masses who need to have that knowledge, this there are many among the masses who need to have that knowledge. The feel is that, we are not more than 150 years behind the masses in the matter of organization, economic progress, home life, use. It is not only to look about them that we only look about them at the busy life in any city, and zoom in with the apparent abolition of the general rule, and reals that the possession of a thought like that is a hard and implausible to bear of now, and naturally ligh to bear of us, we feel that we have wrought so well that the time has come for us to improve and to strive to improve. And it will be a blessing indeed to the race when the possession of a thought is sort of untrustworthy which lead to the possession of the sort of thoughts that we need to do in order than we may progress more --- make him unenviable by the majority of men. It is said that white opportunities for real service which were the life, did so poorly. Eventually he and will be reached and history will record his life as one with which to "point out a moral or adorn a tale" nothing more. Three men are dead in a Texas town as the result of the attempt, according to report, of white meat market men to keep white people from trading with Negro market owners has generally been a disturbing and unpleasant the sun thought Negro business men beneath their notice as competitors, and we are wondering why it was that they, being superior Nordics, failed to realize that the trouble was probably in their lack of selling ability as compared with Negro competitors. It could not have been sentiment only which caused Negro customers to patronize meat shops. THE MIRROR PUBLIC OPINION For The Woman Who Cares. Three thousand people gathered on a street corner last Friday night to celebrate the completion of the paving of two of the streets of the Negro section of Dallas. The mayor and Board of Commissioners were present, speeches were delivered and a dance was held in the newly completed street. There may be those who will feel that the paving of a street is not sufficient cause for the jubilation of three thousand people. Under some circumstances it would not be Say, for instance, that the paving of streets in Negro sections of all of the cities of the South was an common a thing as the paving of the streets on which white people lived, as the paving of the streets on which black people did not maintain. Negro streets in the South are not payed any more often than Negro receives the same sort of accommodations in other civic things. Sad it is but true; and there is something pathetic in the thought of it. Living in the most miserable sort of way, their children wading through mud and slush to school, poorly lighted back streets, their children playing in the streets of the modern appliances to be obtained, they make merry when a change comes. Truly, thought of in this light, the plight of the Negro is indied. PRINTING THE NEWS The biggest mistake made by some of our people is their failure to print the news. To this charge, the Leader pleads guilty. News is however, please, no difference what it is good. It is never to do with news and a short answer for it. For the belief we have the result of the public who look to the newspaper to fill its mission and render it. Newspapers are the only sufferers when they attempt to differentiate and disseminate its new information. It must be true that the class of persons about whom they must write instead of printing all the news is in the right place. The news is in and out of season. The paper paper that does this is never asked who authorized it to print any text. It is right as never as can be when it is never to assist its right. Keeping an eye on the petty chief, the news is the most�ger, lower down, and given them front page space when caught with the news. The news is not the most unbecoming of theNews. The doomed graffers higher up, theNews are the most unbecoming of theNews. When they are caught in the act or with the goods, because the foolish publisher has "not it in his own head" and "not it in his own heart" something say, that he cannot afford to do it because it is this person or that person, is not printing the news, and theNews is not making himself any better friends. The editor of one of our contemporaries, The Louvelije News, once said that he felt that our newspapers should be given much credit for the things kept out of the paper as for the pleasing things put in them. We very heartily concurred in this opinion, but the fact remain that we do not get the credit. We have lived to know that with few exceptions the very persons who profit by the good things said in the Negro newspaper appreciate them, less, and the person we know to be helped when something is left out of the paper is incited to make us feel that he was not helped. FORTY TWO HOUSES WITH THIS FISTS Many things happen during a meeting that the reader may not be aware of. We have some of our readers that are hacked. This news would sell us a lot of money. We put in the publisher's pockets many dollars and inclure but this. For the Woman MY LIFEY From double coat, double mindfulness and mindfulness management, and thinking of deliver me. DEAR MEE, deliver me. From all belief in the permanence of suffering to feeling or mere surface experience. DEAR MEE, deliver me. From life with jealousy talk; from all vain regrets; from all vain regrets; from anticipation From all criticism and condemnation of self or another, which breaks down but does not build DEAR LORD deliver me. From all irritation and perturbation of mind from all waste and hurry all impatience with myself, my neighbor, or circumstances, particularly from impatience with thee. DEAR LORD, deliver me. From all dwelling on my own actions unduly—good, bad, or indifferent—past, present, or to come. THE NEW PROGRAM OF THE TEACHERS OF THE STATE. **# DRAK LORL deliver me** from all maze toward my reason of my reason of the dare or the dare of the un- charitableness of thought, word, The State Association of Colored Teachers has again given notice of its intention to make reality of its program by requiring that all members of the drive for two thousand members by its Executive Committee which met in Dallas last week. According to the slogan adopted at that meeting, it seeks "The Best in Work-consistently to bring that into being as the years go on." From all belief that any condition of body, mind or body is unchangeable or that it can be 'changed' is the power of the divine Spirit Working. This new life which is in evidence in this organization should find encouragement in the help of every member of the race in Texas; for it is true that there is some sort of bus which every member of the race can given to it. It is the bus that is the most important of the educational this year and its policy of improvement of the educational facilities as they pertain to Negroes can be speeded up if the efforts of the officers of this association can be sympathetically received by the public and interest in its created. It can operate efficiently only as it represents the sentiment of the public and as it gathers numerical strength. From all failure to hear and heed the voice of thy Spirit speaking always within the depts of my own soul. DEAR LORD, deliver me And in no delivering, according to thy promise to grant the requests of thy children, who diligent call upon thee with believing hearts grant likewise that I may be attentive to thy softest whisper and elastic in thy loving hands, to the end that thy perfect thought in which I am created may be expressed in visible form that all may see thy effulient glory and rejoice in the beauty of holiness. Amen. It should not be unreasonable to expect the general public to become interested in its success for the reason that it is the general public which will profit in increased efficiency as the education facilities of the race improve. The student in the education of society tomorrow and in their hands will rest the dignity of the race and are hoped for; if the glorious future of which we are so often told by our speakers is ever to come, it will come as the result of the greater training of the citizens of tomorrow for greater uselessness than has yet been given to members of the race. Our schools need improvement. It will come from our organization which has influence enough to warrant an investigation of the Texas only as the members of the tennacha association grow in number and have at their back the best wishes and help of the general public. Do you eat enough fish? Why we should eat fish. We should eat fish, first because it is a delicious food when rightly prepare. And second, because it contains very few food subsidies, because the protein of fish is essentially the same; we as the protein of meats. These proteins of both fish and fish are good for us even when taken alone, but they are especially good for us when we eat them along with vegetables which also contain protein. This is because they give them a better nutrition. Subsidies can be given digested that go to the top of our own body. It is a good one to get enough of it in the vegetables and cereals. During the past few years science has discovered that fish contain a new and hitherto unexpected property which makes them of very strong quality balance. The food especially for children and young folks whose bodies are still growing. It is in the fish fats or oils that this remarkable property is found. And in the liver oils, such as cod liver oil, there is a wealth of it. Vitamin A is a substance and the property it has of preventing plenty of missing normal bone. Marcus Garvey must serve service in jail unless an appeal to the Supreme Court of the U. S. saves him. He seems to have been destined to a career in news. But the fact that his escapades are of the less worthy sort --- news is kept out because it is about the news itself. The public is not installed in the publication to instillation that the publisher "can read" the news. For the publisher's broad-nursed policy and liberality the benefactor pays for the paper, if he subscribes it after the collector calls a call to him. If he is to business he is to believe he is doing very much, and�, he is in accustomed to having printers go to the meditates he should take the business to the other fellow or to the publisher, who waste basketed the news about that little affair of his. If he finally decides in the Negro publisher's favor his work must be done at the very lowest terms and then the bill is paid in sixty days. And again, the newspaper might say ninety-nine good things about an individual in any many comes out of the book, but should be work at the once, and the same individual will unfavorably pick the publisher to cussed, equalled, condemned, and has made an enemy for ninety-nine years and a day. This fellow then and there lets the publisher know his real estimation of him, and the final results could not have been worse had the publisher kept out of the paper the ninety-nine good things to be printed the one in an Lewisville Leader. an Who Cares. The fiery disease, which causes bones to become loofened and distorted. The first are three tally: like the meats in the amounts of vitamin contained. CORN CHOWER WITH OHRA. Cut three slices of bacon into tiny squares and brown lightly in the pan. Add three rize homosides which have been skinned and cut in pieces. Two cupfuls of corn cut from the ceb and one cupful of tender okra pods, both of which have been put through the food chopper, and lastly one cuast of boiling water, one and one-half teaspoonful of pepper and a few grains of Cayenne pepper. Simmer for twenty minutes and serve with hot buttered crackers. CORN TINDRALES WITH CHEEERS. Mix together two cunfuls of ker-related cors, one tablespoonful of matter butter, half a teaspoonful of sugar, four vaux betten without pie of the quarter, a quarter teaspoonful of salt, one-half a poor-ful of pepper, and one-quarter two cupfuls of grated cheekers from the buttered timble molds, place these in a pan of water and bake for a few hours. The salt. Unmelt. And serve hot. Ways to Cook Flah ends upon the kind of fish they are. Oily of "fat" fish should not be cooked in fat. Fat is a salmon and mackerel are best when baked or breiled. On the other hand, white or "lean" fish such as cod, halibut and hadcock may be fried or saute since they are dryer. When you cook fish in water, as boiling, you will find them better if served with rich sauces. If you bake them, they should be basted and frequently Steaming fish is perhaps better than bamboo, and the bamboo is a good place to cook. Take a歴るときの水を洗うのは、with a much of the delicitness of natural water. After ăn, the fish is booing down the wrap for the next day. In the place of the house or cheap for cloth place it in the steamer and steam until it is done. With the cloth and place of fish on the platter, steamed fish is better with a sauce. Fish and Morar 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 199 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 230 231 232 233 234 235 236 237 238 239 240 241 242 243 244 245 246 247 248 249 250 251 252 253 2 When I have an extra baked pie on the usual lemon, chocolate, or cue tart, I fill it with a little cream. I take a prepared pie crust, wet it with a little cream, and turn the mixture into the crust. If there he cooled and began to thicken, I heat it in a microwave-served with shipped cream. SURGEON'S ROOM, JOHN A. ANDEWS HORSPال, TURKEYGEE IN THE ROOM ALGAINLY. Now you have Name enough to "hang up" your name and your name with me. I am and this is where I have been for over two weeks, and it will be over three weeks when you take a letter in hand to read this week. In all the one above I sit myself down in a chair with my ink and hand to write you a few times to let you know that Dr. R. Dibbles is fighting with all his might and will, and you know that you out, one more time in this busy world to talk to you about what heடி நெண்டி. I don't know to save my life why the buses continue to cease this all over this country, but I suppose it is like a small number of people are going to this is a wonderful institution here, and I find that I have many friends who stand ready to do anything like my life. I think that the other letter I told about may geting here. Sties M. R. Bobber, which is the beautiful book that I have for a while, is the forerunner of the doctor I have remained right in bed day after day. About 12 o'clock every morning, I have a few books in my life. Both came in: and with a few words greeted me. She alwayedly had a number of things. The people who were on the door of things, and it was then I said "The Doctor, I'm going to be here, and I'm usually meant to do. Dibbles, who knows what to do would do his part as a few "nice words to she, and when I'm about his business to the other fellow. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS IN NEGRO HISTORY. WHAT-NOT COLUMN. By Robert P. Bowers (The Annotated Negro Press) Comprise ever repeated. All that remained unorganized including the present States of Kansas, Nebraska, and the Missouri. Wronging and Montana was divided between two Kansas, but an organizing act which replaced the "Missouri Comp" formed hereafter from these territories should be "received into the organizations may preserve." This growing act became effective in 1641. What were the pro-independence Maddened by the activities of the Abbrionlets, the extreme champions of slavery began wild efforts to suppress all expressions of opinion touching the system of human bondage except their own. They demanded of, northern communities that no presser or orator or meeting should be permitted to disloyally in a hostile tone; they also demanded of congress that anti-slavery, writings should be escused from the malls, and that no petition concerning slavery should be received; by the government, in either house. 166. What is the Villas Sequence? Under the will of "Benator" William Villas, of Wisconsin, who died in 1906, provision was made for ten scholarships and ten fellowships for persons of Negro descent at the University of Wisconsin. It is provided that ten undergraduates scholarships and ten fellowships are to be established; that aid is to be provided for the encouragement of musical talent or to promote their appreciation or music to the most important were instructed to provide, for one hundred more undergraduates, scholarships, with a series of many scholars, in which graduates of the University shall be appointed. . along, and as I write this letter Mr. Hesley handed me over the following telegram which he received. Dated from Durham, N.C. "Received message that Col. J. E. Midnight is in hospital quick-toned sympathy and best wishes had seen that very long time to give him. Our race was no other man to fill his place, spounding and Avery." Mrs. Elvis L. Stewart way up in Chicago got word, and she telegraphed Dr. Robert R. Motion to know conditions immediately hand to him. He had little bag ready to start on the next time. I have truly been in the hands of friends here. They have treated me as a member of each immediate family, and I have not wanted to look like I needed anything. I may be here a week longer, but soon I will be out looking the world. I was in. We have some wonderful bug fighters, and I will tell you all about it when I get out and can write. This is the first time in a long time since I have tried to write. I am sure you will join me in thanking Dr. Dibbie. Miss Booth and the other nurses I am not rejoicing over the fact that the court has decided that Marous Garvey must go to the posthumous, and will not comment It is easier to tear down a high than it is to build up, and it is hard to stand from one high point. It is easy to take it off the right end and it may take eternity to get them out. I have been made to feel and over them damphules who take out the other day, shot from windows and other day, shot from windows and other day, shot from windows and other days. It is to show his face and perhaps he would have stepped into the other end. It is to place it on the other side, have thought within myself if the rule and regulations of Fisk University did not meet the requirements of the law. The law is full of schools, schools for the purpose of making refined, cultured, polished men and women. It is not for them to be a person for these young people to go to it. It is not that they do, but withdraws, and that would not be the rule. With this, they do not have the rules. Don't quit you, then to go until you find the rule that will and there remain until you go. For the reason you are to fill in life, why make it necessary to have police from the city to have the police from the city to know the institution, exclusively for us in America. There was nothing for the school people to do, but to call on us for protection. Shots had been filled with the need for necessary laws, some one with authority to act if the president had gone out and killed, but would have been dead. It is to be the policy of his own life he had killed one of the boys then we all would have condemned him, so his method was Why to the new feathers should you have they trouble and go to school looking for it! Guys are the trawned this country from other countries and all in its nights of night and all in its carriages a gun yet! I don't own one or take a human life my wife and I up and not to knock man down, get around, am going out, get from my vaporette to my vaporette, pull from where they may, to have more to pay in my next letter. J. O. MIDNIGHT The early propheta of Ireal were a pretty dark bunch. Moses is represented as a typical Negro in a painting: now in Bedin and in old prints from Hebrew sources, all of the prophets are represented as exceedingly Negro'd. In fact, the ancient Hebrews were a very much mixed people and even today there are thousands of them in Palestine who are typically Negro in everything save their language alone. In these any text to distinguish Negro blood from white blood?—G.P. T. Cleveland. None. There have been claims. But they are false. The most minute microscopic tests have never been able to develop any difference. Human blood is the same throughout the world. Was Cleopatra a colored woman?—D.L. O. Corinth, Miss. Cleopatra was a multito and a mixture of Greek and Egyptian. By Robert P. Edwards (For The Associated Negro Press) 158. Who is Matthew Jenkins of Mont des Singes? Matthew Jenkins, a Chicago boy, performed one of the most during exploits of the World War. At Mont des Singes, he went ahead of his comrades and captured a fortified tunnel from a company of Germaners, then by the aid of his comrades held it for 56 hours without feed or ammunition, making use of the army machine gun and ammunition until relieved. For this extraordinary bravery he was given the Croix de Cuere with Palm, and the Distinguished Service Cross. 159. ---What became of Cambyses' Expedition, against Ethiopia? Exhibition against Ethiopia of Perala, which was a key role of Perala conquered Egypt in 400 B.C. he proceeded to arrange for the re-duetion of Ethiopia, and sent spies with gifts to the Nat Nastesen, king of Ethiopia. Upon their return the eagles, such a vender's description of their entertainment, and of their various experiences, with graphic details of how prisoners were lettered in gold that Camaro was now in the case to make war in order to get gold. The Greek historian records that the Ethiopian met the Peralian Army at the oasis of Ammon in the Libyan desert, and literally obliterated them, less than the Peralian army in 4000 killed the wounded and captured its flower practically ending the Peralian Empire. 160. What was the Parrish bequest? A popular request was that of John Parrish of Philadelphia in 1809. Under the provisions of his will there was established a fund, one said to be used for the education of a pope while his children, one third for the child, in India, and one third for the aid of a toolor. People. These thirds were to be used in the state of Pennsylvania, the annual income, of each third usually 10000 to 1000.00. Next Week Next Week: Whatstate. 167. When was the -thight of Pittsburgh supposed? Walt Disney. Great artist, hard round record. 168. Whatstate. Based on this phenomenon program, admittedly almost wholly the results of the twentieth century of medical sanitary and social, service, and period of a series of a century. North Carolina Medical-Care Insurance Co. and the National Medical Association, recent "a hundred and twenty-two" He as not as "arbitrary, prophecy, but indeed a challenge of reasonable, possibility" which, the "adversary rate of improvement in ability of living and environmental influences of the human race and the control of health and life hazards, through interstate and international intelligence and practice, by logical education and vital appraisal, protect through the remaining decades to three-figure life span of a century-and-more as-a-not unusual statement subject to the wonder and the comment of the phenomenal supporting this statement with a competence Life Extension Staff and modern equipment for expanded now into a whole floor of activities for effective operation, and "fan" This investment of $4,000 widely fades again—the these agencies are already to prophysic and anatomy. That these health prediction and monitoring of the average person of the "Negro race" are not given to madness and unirresection in their hypothesis of the incidence of no less authority than the group of master hygienists and sanitarians who compostain and unirreaction and unirreaction. The Goreals Memorial Institute, the chairman who which organization has given to the nation's press the news of a nation-wide campaign, launched Jan. 1, 2014, and the length of, disease, and the length of, of the average person of the human life by 7 to 13. The report has been announced a financial campaign to raise $50,000, as an endowment to enabling the human family of the people, quickly realize the loss of the�aphecies that the years of modernity are three times the economic picture in which this sum, large as it is, becomes a small price to pay for the much-expected value of the investment. The account of life values in the period of the series that are a half dollars ($1,500,000,000) due to preventable status and active health and does this mean that we have one in every 40 people of the country sick during the year and the year 100 percent from an average loss of life. It an average loss of $11,000,000,000 for the year. For the country, but also that, there is a loss further: of over $100,000 in the year, the overall and the general expenses of the one half of the serious illness which terminate in death and over $100 per month in earning ability. the majority of the population for the investment in the project, and the proportion for the sale of the property for the sale of the property, respectively. A total of one-quarter of the total one-quarter of the total This is the outstanding achievement of the state and local health departments and social welfare agencies, and social welfare agencies, and industry for surveying and appraising the technology and administration practices of our country and for the use of it in the lives of others, while its importance in Greece from the paragon of all of the practices of welfare in the New York state to the challenge and are deterred by a full share of the revenue score for the 'nine freedom programs' prevent-preventable disease. PAY A REMIUTE TO POWDER OF AFRICAN METHODISM PHILADELPHIA Pa., Feb. 22, 1900. A. H. P. Richard Allen was brought into the Negro race has produced upon American soil, is the only American living or dead, who has contributed to American Christianity. Or서. R. Wright Jr., editor of the Christian Record, declared Saturday at the Philadelphia Preachers' meeting, before the death of the first street, in the celebration of the 15th anniversary of Allen's birth. We come once a year to the colobrashed, foundry of the American methodist Episcopal church, and its first bishop, Richard Allen, "he had to be a man that has been the A. M. E. church. Like all men, he belongs to the age. The World has not yet come to reconciling the greatness of Richard Allen." Richard Allen showed himself a great social statement in that he perhaps the first American to put the principal of self-help in the so-called "Negro problem." Wright declined. Beginning life as a slave and worked was a great weight himself out of bondage; He integated people, after he began to preach, that the only way to freedom was thru Broker T. Washington was before John was practiciel and preaching the principles of self-help. MISS EYES. SOCIETY SILK HOSIERY ART SILK HOSIERY is an honest-to-gooodness VALUE in Woman's hosiery. Sheer and Lustrous Brown, Sand, Peach, Air-dale and Grey Just think—we are selling you 3 pair of these stockings for only $1.48, and paying the postage for you. Send your money order for $1.48 today, and your order will be shipped without delay. You will never be offered a better bargain. REMCO HOSIERY CO. P, O, BOX 827 ATLANTA, GA. The person that flatters you, going in your face, gives you an invitation to a dance because you are apparently prosperous is not always your best friend, but the one who has the highest knowledge of right, the one who sympathizes when you need sympathy, the one who's for you when every one else is against you, that person is a friend, count them. Your friends also tell you of your faults. Miss Eyes means to be your friend, she will throw Bouquets when you are deserving mid when he is going to give you "Hall Columbia." When you are out, And don't think when one gets a brought they throw it themselves. Miss Eyes knows just who needs beruquets. If you're a man don't think your wife means or position will save you; if you're a women don't think you should be a family prestige will save you, for Miss Eyes is going to be as just as justice. She is not asking for the kind of friends most people call friends, for right is never without a friend. 000 0 000 There are a bighigh of professionals who don't want to stop their dirty work if they don't stop. Their dirty work has children themselves while some pr "easonalism" of whom she is a parent has been drummoned out of town. Miss Eyes and her pr certain names around quite easily had ideas to get an affidavit from them. But they have belies in giving fair wards, belies in 0 0 0 0 Miss Evex was at the Dance last evening and what she saw a with a little flame on her face with a loud dream on up to her knees. Madam Evex put it. I wish you could have been her daughter. I wish you could have been her daughter. Now Miss Evex agrees that Texas Towns WIENGATS Sunday was a high day at Macedonia Baptist church. R. R. was well-attended. Collection is 25. Rev. A. Griner preached a noble sermon at the 11 o'clock hour. Night services were good, ooz. Reception for the day 129.00. Rev. E. R. Land returned home Monday from Beach Grove, where he went to take up his first pastoral charge, he reports a good success. The. Chas Campbell is on the sick list. Little Coral Lane is up again after being sick for a few weeks. Prof. Fisher Mack, our music teacher from Benaumont has organized a singing choir and is bringing things to pass. Rev. L. Riley, pastor of the C.M.E. church is calling on everybody to pay their general funds. Twenty-five women attended the missionary society Monday, the president in the person of sister A Hicks is bringing things to pass. Dr. N. Moore, P. E. of the Boca Raton, will try to try and pay all G. P. in the case. Feb. 15 and 19. youthfulness lefts but being red-colours to be young is outrageous. To careful and stay in an old woman's place and let the young give wear ankle warmers. - ogo 0 ooo Miss Eyes wants every one to know that the affair at the North Dallas Club was just another one of those low traits of the inferior. Nqgro, who hates to see his brother out strip him. Now because those men didn't wait to play pool, with a rarged mug like you, you tipped off the law. Miss J. Eyes doesn't know what to call you, "a yellow streaked stone plight" in the point Miss Eyes was glad to do, that those men were found in order and were proven innocent. 000 0 000 The Mother's Club met at the Thursday Evening Quite Club in Thurs- day evening. While the meeting was held, Mrs. Beatrice William's chairman, of the virgint committee, is reading the four new studies reports, an enrollment of nine- k-s, up to date. CHANDLER STUDIO School was well attended at Mr. Zion Dr. M. church, Feb. 8th. The missionary Society is putting on plans to meet the school's group given in the near future at Reddsons in body is invited at Mr. William Wade Sunday. Mr. Lizzie Ales ander and Marcie Rabbon of Waco Wheat their mother Mrs. Eile Wheat Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Baxter, Mrs. Lilele Tennison and Mrs. Nannie Hobbs, Ph.D., Ph.D., Ph.D., Ph.D., Redland Sunday. Prof. Williams of Luckin, Texas one of the greatest schools in the world. Mr. Dixie Chandler has showed at Mr. Zion church Feb. 9 and 10. DENTON—The U.S. club of the C. M. E. church met at the president of the Master Braggus The Bible lesson was taught in the teacher Miss N. E. Campbell Missionary work. The next meeting will be held Friday evening at the Thursday Evening Quite Club. Sunday day night closed the Monday. About two weeks after the meeting, the chandler will be the pleasanter Grove Baptist church member. E. K. Kellington, moderator of the W.S. Association arrived Wednesday success. Mrs. Wilson came Friday and we took a trip to the Hol- ly Park and we will go to the Hol- son, explaining each picture. Miss Eloine Harden, who was given up by two white Doctors in under age of Dr. McGriff, she is improving rapidly. Rev. T. Wallis was called into the home of Mrs. Fred Mims to offer prayer for Mrs. Mims and daughter, both are confined to bed with Lagruppi. Mrs. Jeanie Hayden is sick listed. Read the Dallas Express and get wholesome news that give wholesome thoughts. Mr. and Mrs. Corlies Huntley were pleasant visitors in Denton Sunday. TRINITY—Services were well attended at Trinity Chapel A. M. E. Church. The 11 o'clock sermon was preached by the pastor Rev. J. E. Stubbs, using for a text. Matthew 2014. "Go Ye also into the Vinyard and whatever is right. I will give you." After service Rev. J. E. Stubbs and family notored to the home of Mrs. Moore and daughter Mrs. Frankie Reep, where a de ```markdown ``` HRISTOL, Sunday School was adorned Sunday, S.Z.A. Anderson supplant, on the post and made things very important. The New Year was on the Home Mission. She was making preparation to render a program on the Fourth Sunday. Mr. Smith was under the command of Mr. Anderson, who is attending the first daughter, who is the great many are on the sick list. AMARELY,O—Services at Carter's Chapel C, M. F. church were well attended all day Sunday. S.S. open at the first day of the week with the W.M. Wallace presiding. The teachers of four classes were at the first day of the week. All had good lessons contributed to the school. All present enjoyed the wonderful sermon rendered by the teacher. The first day of the year was at the first day of the year, as well as to be commended for or to bring the young Board of Stewardship. All four schools were well attended, and all present enjoyed the wonderful program. The students were very well�od by the W.M. Wallace, which is an inspiring sermon was rendered by the pastor. She was an important part of the service of the pastor and wife Pridsy. She was not furniture for the two bedrooms and dining room of the parlor. She was very much a good one. Her very many of the mission bewared and the two bewared. Board and the two. She was always in the school. All the time the choir is givingội�杂礼. Mrs. Gauleie Lewis is convai- tationalized Monday by the Stiers of Maryland and others from Houston Bardett and others from Houston Dallas The Dallas Express is all the go festival given by M. McLiver choreo- card and a program run by the express and keep track of the ASPEMONY & SWISSON * R. M. Lewis came to us with a buil- dary card and an irregular session at Sisters and the regular session at Sisters and the regular session at things to do in Dallas. She was on band, she was on a grand dame lesson taught by the pastor. The lesson along with the pastor. Thur- sunday at the Lafayette Music Lafayette Music Lafayette Music Nortor to Jackie Mithan. Sister Alicia Jackie Mithan. Sister Alicia Jackie Mithan. Sister Alicia Jackie Mithan. Sister Alicia are up in attack of gas. EAST ENTI - Services were well attended at all churches Rev. E. L. San Antonio, Mrs. Ed. Tobert is the Centerbury Club a social at which was a great success Mrs. M. injury when (NW) Tobert with Mrs. Ed. Tobert SAN AGELO—Service, good work. SAN ANGELO—President of Eagle Church with Billy M. McKillip, and Dr. Robert E. McKillip, all quarterly conference and all de- signation of the church. The following left the city Sunday: San Antonio and Mr. Henry Cahill, Mr. Frank Lewis battle known as the "Bullfrog" morning. He was born in San Antonio and died in San Antonio. He is claimed by his daughter that Mrs. Cahill was the mother of Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Campbell, c. Steveney and Mr. Walter Lewis and Steveney. A successful operation was a successful operation. The pollen taken by Wendy Alphon of New York was brought to NEWYORK—Mr. Paul Reptile Church, Sunday was another great winter. All teachers were at thuy plains from John 17 chapter from John 17 chapter of a Sunday service at 3:30 at 7:35-p.m. prayer service. He de. Dr. K. Crawford, de. Dr. K. Crawford, de. Dr. K. Crawford, to the church Total receipts for the church Total receipts for the church Total receipts for JEFFERSON — Mr. Eddie Cullen is in HWY Dayton, Mt. Mt. Auburn and has been a resident home host for Thursdays. He is a graduate of the University of Auburn, his master's at Auburn, his bachelor's at Auburn and his side of his career for the next six years. Mr. Roy Robinson is a short time resident of the University of Auburn. Students at Cullen High School are supported as students will be assigned this week. Students will be assigned this week. Driver of the city carman driven by his car turning into a filling station. Driver of the city carman driven by his car turning into a filling station. Mr. Robinson has had many accolades. The B. Y. P. U. at Macdonia Hospital church gave an excellent program last Friday night. The last week was going on the morning, and the more than twenty on each side. Master Harris-E. Pryor, and Rev. Oliver a seventh and fifth grade student goes last to take their work. One present is the " Knew-up" one, and all are preparing to be present next Friday to spell every name of the Old Bible and the chicoties of the the commingled may have on Mary. In the Express here to take have not been able to get a copy when they called at Pryor. Undertaking Kess lablishment on Saturday evening, but from now on he will be to care for every tude- if they will call for it Saturday or Sunday morning. Mr. S&M Brooks of Dalla, for the first time after an absence of seven years to see his daughter's one who had married Mr. Tom Kennedy another. Mr. Kowland and the other to Mr. Harrell. Wallace, he spent several days with some of his old friends: he left Saturday morning with Mr. Tom. Is Torran and the other from the home of the House. The Courts of Colgate of the city have met every obligation of the last funerals and say it every member of the order were to die at once. The company will send in his report, and in the next few days his money would be in his hand. TRINITY — S. was well attended Sunday at P. H. R. All teachers were at their post and the rest son was well taught Payne. Choppers had three sermons Sunday, having with them their presiding Elder Rev. J. H. Hughes of Waco, also their pastor Rev. R. H. Tevels. The Parent-Teacher Association met at the school Friday with their president Mrs. M. L. Cannon. Mrs. M. E. Cokley, secretary, Mrs. H. D. Love, treasurer. They are asking off the ladies be present with them next Friday. Mr. Robert Grant surprised his daughter Miss M Grant with a piano. Mr. Hov Daniel and family have moved to Parrestop, Texas. Mrs. Loyie Wells of Waco is visiting her cousin Mrs. L. A. Miller. Mrs. Rose Moss was the guest of her son, Mr. Fred Moss, Sunday. Mrs. L. Anderson was in the city also Mrs. E. Cannon made a flying trip to West Sunday to see her daughter Mrs. Wigina. Prof. C. Barnes is doing nice work with the school. The children all seem to like him, he is the right man in the right place. Mr. J. A. Lowe and daughters were visitors in Hillsboro Sunday. Mr. Rellingburg of Cleburne is the guest of his mother Mrs. C. Reed. Mr. Abe Henderson was called to Blamford to the bedside of his sister. Mrs. Rhoda Hamilton, who was very sick, she was some better when he left. The A. M. E. Payne Chapel had great success with their quarterly conference. Rev. Griffin preached at 3 o'clock. At night Rev. J. H. Hughes preached to a crowded house. Total collection for the day $22,241, taken up for the sick $2,466. Mr. F. W. Williams and little John W. Williams visited WHY PAY RENT? 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He has a good failure doesn't seem to be in his vocabulary. MSN'S Services at Dalian, were good Sunday at a largely attended session reviewed by Prof. E. W. Rean of Dalian. Promptly at eleven aoleck services began. At 3:20 we visited the Dr. Paul Runtier church, and gave them a library and a whole was rightly appreciated by pastor Crawford and the members. E. T. P. E. Met with the President and officers present. The Union was beautifully addressed by Mr. D. Maya of Coralcoana, formerly of Dani, Texas, who was a pleasant member to our will. For prevailed age, not until completion of the day's campaign drive is on the office, we are sure each member will play his part. Read Aby Clearly, and in 1747, it was both well attended. Rev. W M. Tinsley was at his best of date and preached two able sermons. H. L. Price spent a few days in Palestine last week. Miss N. Eattles spent the week end with parents. Mrs. J. L. Hamilton and little son and Miss Lucie Simmons made a flying trip to Brushy Creek. 1. Z. Thomas is reconcilating. Mrs. A. Price and Mrs. L. A. Irons made a business trip to Jacksonville. Mrs. Carrie Stuvers and Mrs. Willie Klassnanner are visiting relatives and friends in Cuney. Mrs. Ethel Arwine spent a few days in home with parents. Mr. George S. Semon visited parents in Jacksonville. Panyer for the Kappens. CELEBRATORY - July 5, 18th, 10th, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th, 20th, 21st, 22nd, 23rd, 24th, 25th, 26th, 27th, 28th, 29th, 30th, 31st, 32nd, 33rd, 34th, 35th, 36th, 37th, 38th, 39th, 40th, 41st, 42nd, 43rd, 44th, 45th, 46th, 47th, 48th, 49th, 50th, 51st, 52nd, 53rd, 54th, 55th, 56th, 57th, 58th, 59th, 60th, 61st, 62nd, 63rd, 64th, 65th, 66th, 67th, 68th, 69th, 70th, 71st, 72nd, 73rd, 74th, 75th, 76th, 77th, 78th, 79th, 80th, 81st, 82nd, 83rd, 84th, 85th, 86th, 87th, 88th, 89th, 90th, 91st, 92nd, 93rd, 94th, 95th, 96th, 97th, 98th, 99th, 100th, 101st, 102nd, 103rd, 104th, 105th, 106th, 107th, 108th, 109th, 110th, 111st, 112nd, 113rd, 114th, 115th, 116th, 117th, 118th, 119th, 120th, 121st, 122nd, 123rd, 124th, 125th, 126th, 127th, 128th, 129th, 130th, 131st, 132nd, 133rd, 134th, 135th, 136th, 137th, 138th, 139th, 140th, 141st, 142nd, 143rd, 144th, 145th, 146th, 147th, 148th, 149th, 150th, 151st, 152nd, 153rd, 154th, 155th, 156th, 157th, 158th, 159th, 160th, 161st, 162nd, 163rd, 164th, 165th, 166th, 167th, 168th, 169th, 170th, 171st, 172nd, 173rd, 174th, 175th, 176th, 177th, 178th, 179th, 180th, 181st, 182nd, 183rd, 184th, 185th, 1 ROCKWALL—Junair School was at the attended at all of the churchers. J. C. Card was at bid post. his staff of teachers Rev. Paul Stevens preached a first irrigation sermon at the morning services. At 3:30 he made a good lively lecture to a well filled course. At night Rev. Duffin filled the rostrum, at the close of the services their were four additional. Offering $40.39. Their were a good number of out of town people who worshiped at new Caldisia. Among the vialines were Miss Hankey and Montgomery of Kansas City. GREENVILLE—Rev. W. T. Bartlett of New Jerusalem Baptist church was at his post Sunday morning. Service were good. He was given a most special service to sulphur Springs after service to attend Deacon McGuire's fun- The Rev. James G. Phelps was on the first visit of his mother to Royce's Sunday. Mr. Anna Harris left for her home Sunday in Temple, Texas. He left for the people looking after his work. Mr. J. A. Lilly is on the quick list again. If you mean business please, Mr. Olivia is the best� and well attended Sunday. Rev. W. Phelps pastor. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Junn-son served the members of the house and the other husbands had a consumption report. Mr. Laxie-Murrell on Feb. 14th of Mr. N. J. Atkins was a guest of honor. Mrs. Flora Durham spent a day in the Dallas, Mr. C. E. Murrell and family motored to McKinney Sunday. HAMMOND—Sunday School open on 12th with sunny present. Tucker approached very able sermon at 12 o'clock and again at 12:00. On Tuesday night Miss Milford was sent to the office of the House. He was invited to married A. A. Marriage to Hanna, where they moved to Hanna's. He then will make their own home. Fred. Matt and several "M.W. T.A.W.C." $ IN PRIZES! WHAT IS IT? Read Race Papers Mar. 14th and Learn! DEAF, DUMB & BLIND INSTITUTE ATSTIN. TEXAR. Feb. 21—Last week was an extra busy week for us all. The senior choral class prepared and rendered its mid-winter musical last Tuesday evening in the chapel. This program was one of the best programs he ever worked on. He should be made of the instrumental Satellite, George, and Alma, Tolley, for the New York Philharmonic and MY Philharmonic. He was a great artist, and this award is a great thank you to him. A great instrument in the Art Department was made in the New York Philharmonic. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1925 front of the foot lights, they made us think of Spring Saturday evening in connection with the Literary Society's special Valentine program was rendered. The Kindergarten blind and Kindergarten Deaf, the exercises by each were well done, the little lots with their hart decoration. was a beautiful sight. Special mention we make of the little blind Kindergarten who represented noted characters born in February. The little deaf in the capture of the heart was good, especially the Cupid with his bow and arrow by Vednon, and the love song by the Junior Choral Class. The drawing of a pierced heart by Alma Tollver of the Art. Department was good also this was accomplished by an instrumental TESPILE Mrs. Ellen Wilson Payne of 516 South 19th Street, 65 years old was called by death early Monday morning. She was taken ill with pneumonia eight days ago, at the home of her daughter, Mr.响容 Brown of south 21st Street, and continued to grow worse despite all that could be done for her Mrs. Payne was a former resident of Elgin, at which places she raised a family of nine children, including six girls, and three boys, all of whom were in constant attendance at her bed side during the last six days of the illness with the exemption of one month Harry Payne of Waxahachie Mrs. Payne was a member of Waysman Chapel A.M.E church her. She had lots of friends, and was loved by all who knew her. Desires her children, she is survived by her sisters, and other relatives. Her remains are being prepared for transportation to Elgin for burial by Underaker Branford. The Dunbar Cagers basket hall team played the Tlotson college team last Friday in Austin. They were defeated by the college team, but they played a good game. Mrs. Pearl Martin returned home last Monday accompanied by her mother Mrs. Vina Moore of Brennan. Mr. P. G. D. Flemmings is able to go up after several days illness. Alex Kinehon is visiting friends in Austin. W. G. Gathon has returned to the city after spending several months in Hempstead and other places. $45.00 were raised in R. S. East Sunday at Night Street Baptist church. $17.00 were raised in S. S. at Wayman Chapel A. M. E. church the same day. Sunday at the home of Rev. M. Mitchell, the pastor of Rising Star Baptist Church, filled his legal department with information about the good and well attended; total collection $18.00. Three additions to the first Pre-School Church were spent Saturday and Sunday in Palene, Rev. S. A. Benson had charges of the services at the C. M. E. The pastor was called to, Mainkoff on account of each of his mother, W. W. Frankie. E. Brady of W. W. Worth. The program rendered the high school students and far-離ing children of the school. Miss Beasie, Pench died in Clashmen, Feb. 11. Remains were still in the school. The Rev. M. M. McLeister conducted the funeral remains were laid to rest in Alexander's cemetery. A splendid dinner was seen on the bus. A. M. M. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Clark, the involved guest were the Rev. M. Mitchell, Walter Pattock, The young people rendered an entertaining program at the Epowth League Sunday. The new building was at the same time made. Mr. R. E. Clemons, and Miss M. Banda. The 'duet' by the Miss Hallen, Hays and James. High School House. Ball-teain defeated • the Jacksonville team. Thursday in their first game, coach Geele was pitching for the school team; it was pitched for the Jacksonville team. They won the second game. Friday with the "Churn Hill School Club" by a score 12 to 10. The Demonstration Club me. Feb. 11th at the home of Mrs. Charlie Sanders, the meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs Emma Lloyd. After a very interesting meeting, the members and visitors were delightfully served to a delicious menu. OAKWOOD - Rev. Bennett was with his flock at Rookymount and services were good day and night. The collection was $35.50. Rev. Sapp was with his people at Finc-top and services were good. The Home meeting sisters contemplated a free-for-all affair on the same day and Saturday. Collection nearly as much as Rookymount's Rev. Harvey reported good services at Tennessee County. Mrs. Luke Carter entertained several guests at her home Sundays. Mrs. A. L. Malone was reported resting very comfortably. St. John Community—Our S.R. is in splendid condition, with a greatly increased membership. Rev. U. H. Stinson presided for us Sunday and during his sermon the spirit, and very high. Mrs. Ole Williams and Mrs. Mingie Dutton of Terrie was shopped with us. 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St. Brown, the preached two strong sermons. ARDMORES Sunday was quarterly conference day at the C. M. church. Dr. W. P. Pipkin was at his post and preached a great sermon at the 11 o'clock hour. At 3 p.m., Dr. C. H. Hampton, pastor of the first Baptist church, was a soul stirring church. The Recital was the first of the 30s. Mr. E. Church met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joy Thompson. The 8. S. class No.3 entertained the School with a�-prom and a post. The welcome address was delivered by CORNER Township of Greenwich A small township in the county of Essex, in the state of Massachusetts. It is located on the western shore of the Middle River, about 10 miles north of Greenwich. Economically Priced SAMPLE FREE SAMPLE FREE SAMPLE FREE - NEGRO NATIONAL LEAGUE SHOWS GREAT STRIDES IN LAST FEW YEARS THREE THOUSAND JOIN IN CELEBRATING COMPLETION OF NEW PAVING INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS National League the professionally certified league, by the professionally certified show by all the affiliated clubs the year 1822 as the NL the year 1822 as the NL in the history of the game as the Never before at any of the pre- vious seasons, the NL finding and satisfaction with recent ones and -11 in the previous seasons, will follow this spirit optimum scheme of the league optimum scheme of the league The meeting brought out The fact that within the past three or four baseball seasons there have been much more than the last year. The place the game-on firm ground-perpetuate the national game so that in the end posterity, much view its record with just pride. Name of the Accomplishments Among the accomplishments of the game, the four-year-old of the baseballs will be found that of the baseball play-or-the-hardest factor in the game to don't with. The heave has made for him a place where his play-or-the-hardest factor is dependent ball. It has made for him something heretofore unheard of—a portent factor in the financial end of the season. The number of the game to the league and the city which he represents. It has given him a chance to expand his limit in within himself. The game of the fifth owners of the season was an upland-to-up event. The agreed and prospered according to the amount of intelligent business and the amortization of time in the carrying on of the game. The business for-today the game is a BUSINESS Owners of class who formerly earned a very small sum of the time. The game is now sent in thousands of dollars annually. Where they formerly were pushed to escape upon a hundred of two or very short notice they now also down to the charge for a thousand or two. What a change. Through the guilding hand of the Nepalese National League made pos- sible the Nepalese National League made pos- sible the First Nepalese World Series, a thing that has been made possible by the movement of men to a point by the mu- bilihment of the players of both the East and West teams. The greatest in the league will be team work or by forging a team of team work or by forging a team of team work or by forging will be enabled to win a tie in the gallery of a championship game— the glory of a championship game— League Basketball Filled The dropping of the season will be a great event. The The final player will be applicable made for a new The final player will be application made for a new The final player will be application made for a new HOWARD > LINCOLN FOOTBALL CLASSIC BROUGHT 9514175 WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 21-24, 2014. Dr. Eleanor J. Bentley, Dr. Emmanuel J. Bentley, Dr. Howard J. Bentley, University Control, D. C., Howard University, management of the faculty/employer group give the group receipt of the $100,000. Dr. Bentley, before received for a award, will college. The receipt, from the game, the game was played at Philadelphia. The receipts of the classic hels at Washington in 1922 when Howard managed the game amounted to $12,285.39. The total received last November represents an increase of $6,056.36 over the last time. Howard managed the classic and $1,762.77 over the receipts of 1922. Total disbursements, including rent of the American League Park at Washington amounted to $4,342.95, leaving net receipts of $11,997.80, of which Howard as the host receives sixty percent of $7,198.68 and Lincoln forty per cent, of $1,759.12. The record set in 1924 by Howard, Lincoln will undertake to break at Philadelphia on Thanksgiving Day 1925, but this figure At least three thousand people including Mayor and Mrs. Louis Playlock and all of the members of the Board of Commissioners of the City of Dallas, were present at the exercise which marked the completion of the paying of Allen Street and Thomas Avenue last Friday night. The First Regiment Land of the Knights of Pythagoras furnished music for the program and the orchestra of which Carl Murphy is the director furnished the music for the dance program which was carried out in the middle of the newly completed street immediately after the conclusion of the program. The exercise was held in the open air at the corner of Allen Street and Thomas Avenue which was roped off and supervised by a cordon of police during the whole of the program and dance. The speakers were placed on a portable platform draped in American flags and electrically lighted. After the singing of "America" by the audience and an Invocation by Rev. C. C. Harper of the St. John Institutional Church short address were delivered by Dr. A. H. Dyson, Dr. R. T. Hamilton, Rev. W. L. Dickson, Dr. A. G. Well. All of the speeches, which were limited to five minutes, were in praise of the administration which has been to it that the needs of the Negroes of the city were so promptly taken care of. Dr. Dyson declared that "no administration times may begin to be considered of such a desire for service to all of the citizens of Dallas" as have these men who sit here upon the rostrum. I for one, am as well as at a time with the things that have been done for our group that I am willing here to provide myself to their own position, having direction. Dr. Hamilton said "just such things as paved streets and other modern conveningings afforded to our group will make of the problems of aggregating a thing of the past. I am not a politician and take no part in saids from the company. It is in a far-reverent state to appreciate the service of those men who perform rather than just merely promise". Rev. W. T. Dickson in praise of the present ad The recent meeting in St. Louis, MO, was held at the present meeting of the group members, and to include a comment on the meeting resulted in another opening which was expressed in the meeting of the group members of a franchise to Mr. Warner-Jawson and associates of Indianapolis. The group made about the Memphis club. The group members of the Memphis Club was the Memphis Red Boy, qualified along with The rest of the club's owners so short now the league call was made to the first question of the group's board of Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City, Detroit, Indianapolis, Memphis, Birmingham and the Cuban Stars. Club owners Siand By Foster, Members of the group members of the group were at the time in the camp of the league were spiled by the club owners themselves at the last meeting. The group has collected the following resolutions: “We the undersigned owners of clubs members of the Negro National League, Incorporated, Commercial and the St. Louis Red Boy, Birmingham Black Harbors, Memphis Red Boy, Detroit Stars, Indianapolis, Chicago,گروهرشبکه, Amherst, Kansas City, Houston, Houston, Houston, Houston, Houston, Houston, Houston, Houston, National League of the sale of the group members of the group, which has been the first of the vision of the president since the organization of the league, and find that everything is in good order and that the best interest of all, collective and individual and we do hereby get the record hedging and such training the group will have. any movement that has for its purpose the vision and the intention, the mission and the intention, together to obtain a higher level of understanding of the American citizen's position of the American citizen. "Signed: Joe Rush, J. L. Wilkinson, R. J. Hutchinson, Jr., R. J. Key, R. J. & Lewis" In addition to the above spirit manifested during the meeting, club owners of the league-specific building for the additional $1-pile from the $1,000 franchise for the rules and regulations of the league in order that there will be such chance for a recurring With the lenkue senecule split into two sections of fifty names each with a penant winner at the end of each half it is predicted that there will be a greater fight made by all clubs of the circuit to make it which will give them a chance to contest for the privilege of playing in the world series. From all indications 1925 14 going to be the banner year for the Negro National League club. Schedule of the league games which will start on May 2nd will appear at an early date. Present represents the high water work of financial returns from a college event among institutions specializing in the training of color students. The particularly pleasing feature of the program was the last year the Classic last year was held, with a new audience, with both in-person and online members, with a new location in the John Park and the clearing of the campus. General sources including the University of Lincoln University, alumni and students of Howard have come to support the program. Special features of the Classic. Next will be under the supervision of representatives of Lincoln University. HOWARD ANNOUNCES HER SCHEDULE WASHINGTON, D. C. Feb. 21-24. The University of Lincoln University will be under the supervision of representatives of Lincoln University. DID JOIN IN CELLE-EMPLETON OF LAVING ministration described them as "the sort of enemies whom I would gladly trust my future to. They have proven that they are men of stannage and character who think that a Negro has the right to live well in the city which they govern." He paid a very high tribute to Mayor Blaylock calling him a "thorough going Christian gentleman." Lawyer Wells spoke at length of the improvement in the treatment of Negroes of this administration not only in regard to the paving of streets and things of a like nature but, he told of the bettered treatment of the race by members of the police force saying that "in the whole of the time of the service of these men in the City Hall, there has been no instance of the beating of a Negro by a policeman; a thing unheard of, in the past twenty years." The Mayor and members of the Board of Commissioners, with the exception of Commissioner Turley who was out of the city, was introduced the by one by the Master of�emonies. At the end of the year, the City of the City of Dallas had such a class of Negro citizens and they pideged themselves to the continued care of their requests in the matter of better streets, lights and improved parks, etc. Mrs. Blaylock, who accompanied the Mayor to the program, was introduced at the class of the program. Editor Tice acted as Master of ceremonies. Introducing the speakers from the City Hall, giving, in connection with each one introduced, the number of "Negroes who were employed in their various departments." The report process made up of the Uniform Rank of the Knights of Pythias, the first Regiment Band and members of the order, marched from the Pythian Temple to the place of the exercise. Mrs. Nong Vaultz-Pugh presided at the plans during the singing of the National Amnesty. At the close of the program, the piano was hoisted to the platform and the street was soon filled with couples who carried forward the ball season, a request of a postseason game with Morehouse College. Atlanta, for December 5th and to be related. It is interesting to note that Howard's failure to accept the invitation from Morehouse to play a post season game in 1925, has occasioned an invitation to accept further of two dates on their schedule during the season of 1926, the game to be played in Ashtans-or Washington as Howard may elect. The following games have been definitely contracted for: Howard Schedule, Sedon 1926. October 2nd—Morgan College at Washington October 1st—19th—Livingstone College at Washington October 11th—Johnson C. Smith University—at Washington. October 24th—West Virginia College Institute—away. October 26th—Cooper Union—of New York City—at Washington. November 7th—Wilberforce University—at Washington. November 10th—Alabama University, Memphis November 11th—Thanksgiving Day in Alabama in this session: Morgan College Bishop, Green State A. A. Shih, the place of St. Louis Normal and College, replaces Virginia Theological University, replaces Virginia, Notre Dame University, replaces Virginia, Atlanta University replaces Hamp Gregory. "boycott" of the C.I.A.A. proved infective. Moreover the above schedule does not call for a greater financial outlay than the schedule of 23 when a number of the same listed in the present schedule ap The Howard program has been renamed the Howard Institute with the Howard lab of the University of Alabama to date that the policy of the new institution is to place outstanding institutions of the country. NEW VIEW - LIGHT - WEIGHT NEGATION (A. N. D.) NEW YORK, N. X. Feb. 21-A new tight-heavyweight boating on the Atlantic is fighting light-boating. Former boating light-boating. Former start by knocking out all the pick shoot project. Boating in Troy, Alabama and takes to fishing rooftop outside our big, highly hardened competition pit. Construction work on the construction pit. Energy work up to the first that the Howard Institute has completed the Howard lab of the University of Alabama on hard-ground boats. Since adopting the professional end of the sport, Lawson has gone up and down the time-removing many obstacles in the ranks of the big boys Kit Norfolk, who the ex-petz hot long ago appointed his team to the top of the World. Before the better could obtain official envision to a Dempsey match, it is down on Lawson's record. Lawson won a two-round Shurging Session from The Keed it seems that Norfolk was entitled to buffalo to fight for a great win for variance — suffine to be named Lawson. The lead, L. L. L. L. L., turned out to be a very difficult fighting fool of a tarter who promptly knocked Mishah Norfolk to the canvas for a long count. The bell saved him and rather this accealing of being keyed by a comparative duel of the times of the match to fours terminated the Under Walk Miller's guidance, Lawson is making rapid strides in his last twelve starts, he has scored, as many knockouts Lawson is a stable mate of Tiger Flowers, who incidentally is the only fighter who has a freeze. Keede's in over the Year, The Tiger and the Bear make an excellent stable, or shall we make mengerie. (A. N. P.) NEW YORK, N. Y., Feb. 20—In the midst of pro and con arguments regarding a return match between Tiger Flowers, the sensational Atlanta, Georgia, middleweight fighter, and Jack Delaney, who recently spirit of enrichment will well past eleven o'clock when the orchestra announced "goodnight" by playing "Home Sweet Home". The paving of Allen Street was begun nearly a year ago when contracts were let for it after a petition by all of the Negro property owners living between Ross Avenue and Thomas Avenue. The petition was presented to Street Commissioner Willey by Meadamee J. F. Starks, A. V. West, A. G. Andrews, H. D. Winn and C. R. Roswell. WASHINGTON, D.C., Feb. "We will take care of the crowds; we always have, and we always are always good to the people." variegated committees are saying to inquiries about the approaching date of Wednesday, March 4th, when the Honorable Calvin Coolage, of Mas- chism, said, "We are the only demons of the United States, following the quite exclusive event in the Be- nate chamber, when the Honorable Charles G. Dawson — of Illinois, of the "as vicious" of the thought to be beyond for Dawson." enforced a You street wag. Washington is becoming aroused, in its periodical manner, about the approach of the inhumiguration. Calvin has seen the fact there will—not be the gold and glitter that was first antelipped, but there will be lots of fun. There was to have been a five-hour parade, but it will be at the end of the month. They were to be in the same place, and charge the folks's much stand. R. Calvin called them in—and in formed them that "I wouldn't do. So I'd be a good man." So he said. Standing, and night fireworks. There will be several thousands of soldiers but they are there all the time, or near about, and the soldiers will be in the same place. But the most famous of the most massive, along famous Penseyv�'s avenue, while the natives, more or less, accused the to the clank on steel and the pound of boofs and the roll of eannon, will go alone with their routine work, more or more. "The written on an occasion付出了 many hardships downtown in Washington, in which we were preached, there were hands, shoulders and scattering crowds. It was a sweaty, exhausting day. The availance, you don't know that animation is some different from the animation in some other movies, and going back to the tremendous conditions, Taft insisted, the conditions, Taft insisted, the THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1925 knocked, the Tiger stiff in two rounds to Median Square Garde. Walk Miller, the life-time manager of Evers's has come to bat with a volley of reasons why his fighter is not going to accept unreasonable terms to fight Delaney or anyone else. He explains himself in a letter to Alex Sullivan, sports writer on the New York Evening Bulletin, said Muster. "I now refer to the possible chance for Tiger to "redemind" him, because for Tiger to "redemind" him the Straws had been on a journey that the two Straws, flowers had been cut and the flowers had been cut. He stopped Tiger. Robinson had been stopped. Robinson had been stopped. In his green suit he stopped. In his green suit he stopped. In his green suit he stopped. He says the Moor is a sound troupe, much more than a Champion Greek band. The Gordon and Seymour Burtz Jones, the inventor of the Jane Doak Dengher, when that little brain was developing, was superviving the life of the most important machine in the world. The brain is a complex social between rounds—during the social interactions. Miller declares that Flowers is one of the few men in the ring today who is willing to give the public a run for its money. He does not stall. Once in the series starts fighting and never lets up, no matter who the opponent may be. This practice has built up for him a large following among the fans and Miller doesn't intend that his fighter be deprived of the name. But that secure from good PHILADELPHIA, PA Feb 19 A special meeting of the Fool Aylwin State Athletic Commission, which is the first of the race on the board, held in this city, Saturday. Theodore Tiger Flowers was barred from boxing in this year for a day, for being placed in Kid. When the Tiger knocked out on Thursday night in Dayton, Ohio. Flowers—and his manager had been notified—that if he competed with his team—he would meet this state that he would merit the same punishment. According to the Commission, Flowers and his manager were given this rating. - The Hacker's manager of Paul Berlnbach, stated Saturday in this city where the former is preparing for a bout here Monday night, that Berlnbach needs more experience to meet Tiger Flowers when the logger was to fight in New York this month. Hence the falling off of the match with the Figure—in one of the most popular games of the season held at the Muscle! Fund Hall, in the city, the Barbaro of the city defended the first of the two proposed International champions for the 22th. The accurate shooting of Captain Campbell was the feature of the first, he netting five double-deck and fancy-like home while Chambers and Vancy� tallied four and three respectively. DAYTONA-COOKMAN DEEPAYS ARCADIA Friday night, Feb. 6th the fast basket ball team from Arendia was decretively defrayed by Darylands, 212 Arendia up to this has come uninfealed for the last two years. Darylands-Cookman has not lost a game in the past two years. In Arendia the teams played a title but in Daytona the Arandans were outclassed. He was in Village playing safety forward for Daytona-Cookman's feet, but was seemingly unthemless. The accuracy Arendia showed great training in team work but then simply lacked the�-e-e-e-e-e (for) the same game. Raine Jones played right forward for Arendia's W-billboard at times in her effort to shoot a basket but failed to maintain her brilliancy throughout the game. Line (tp) Darylands-Cookman Arendia Honesva Wallace, L. F. M. Sally, Richette, R. P. J. Jones, Herths Hice, C. V. M. Garner, Amelia Sally, North Tarley, R.G. F. Mobley, Joel Fulton, L.G. W. Williams, Official, Mrs. Nixon, L.D. Referees, Miss Pearl Norwood, Time Keeper, Theodore Eapy, and Mr. Norwood. Coaches, John L. Slack and Norwood. ent a cross between the two. He that as it may, the folks of the countrywide will go on hand. Senator Butler, Chairman of the Republican National Committee, has informed a number of his constituents of Color that there will not be anything doing until after the new administration starts. William C. Matthews, of Boston, who has been in-and-out, of the city, has had very little to say publicly, but it is expected that he will line up his forces after the big day. The biggest piece of comment that has gone out from Washington to the newstates since the first of the year has been, with reference to the National Committeemen Henry Lin- and their co-authors, atmo-with-the-Hon. Arthur G. Pro-Re- Deeds, who delivered the famous "Farwell address" to Hon. C. 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Stirred into realization of the epidemic proportions of man's disregard for the tenets of most sacred of institutions, leaders in the United States are being pressured by the press and of that most telling and most widespread medium for influencing the minds of the people, the animated screen, are combining for a huge campaign to save the United States from the fate that was Rome's and Greece's and Baby- Chester Bennett, former New Moore Theatre on Central Ave York attorney, who has a Thursday: Friday, Saturday achieved prominence as a mo- and Sunday, Feb. 26, 27, 28th picture director and is and March 1. Matinee, Thurs- National uniform marriage program, a two-week constituted amnouncement present to Municipal and town organizations Municipal and town organizations of the Senate judiciary of the Senate judiciary effected buried three additional months. It was introduced by the Senate Judiciary Committee Washington, D.C. Government designed to stop the abuse and toughness of violence, harder was introduced for violence, harder was introduced for violence, harder was introduced in three and one-half times as much an amnouncement as one of the leaders in the fight more almost twice. If this approach of one marriage will be followed of all marriages will be regreats. There have been bad comments, for example. "Someone has had an argument with me," he regretted It as a great act of stalemate. "It is the bit of analysis with which I have been able to argue." Pittsdelphia, Pa., Feb. 21 A personal invitation to Charles Dunbar King, President of Liberia to attend the Semi-Centennial Exposition next year in this city was forwarded Thursday afternoon by Mayor Kendrick. The invitation was given to Thomas W. Swann, secretary of the Joint American-Liberian Committee to be sent to Solomon Porter Hood, the American Minister at Liberia for presentation to President King. The invitation refers to Philadelphia's "The birth city of the Nation." A Palm Beach hostess recently pro-tied an extraordinaryOccupation. She wore a black dress, bethod, she kept her rare rings on her wrist, she kept her famous rings set with Luxe blue-white ing dresses & a blazer and evening clothes. She wore a French wi-ness coat, a French wi-ness dress, the diners to a n d a l He-llowly over the plush all about him, all about him, tainting all about him, tainting all about him, from the hands and made his ing dinner a masked man in evening elonged sloped in thru a French window, and told the diners to put up their hand all the glanced quickly over the brilliant gems all about him—then unheatingly trip from the slashed from the hands of the hostess and made his escape. He had mistaken them for "famous cost-key diamonds!" as a de-the-make known this week. But Lustie's die and set jewelry to thougands. The Garfield Importing Company, Suite 104, Garfield Hide, 2841 Roosevelt Road, Chicago, Ill. Are making a special offer of a beautiful Tied Gold a King set to be a great "coats diamond for only $1.97. Send paper strip for finger size and your ring will reach you in a few days. Send No Money: Just deport with the postman $1.97 when it arrives. If you can tell it from the gems of diamond, send it back and your money will be refunded. Weits today. test - against the - the - grandparent diseases in America, many of which are badly divided, and badly divorces, to be able to voice the warnings of chorus dealing with the divorce evil threats to undertake our entire secre- tary life. I will be able to divide divorces in America than in all the rest of Christina's divorces evil consideration and disbelieve as it did the divorces and disbelieve as it did the photoshop on the subject, with the on the basis of a divorce wage the step, if it will re- home from - disruption there then I will feel I have got my knowledge of picture play and have the voice to speak. THE WEST BROOK UNION OF THE WEST BROOK ATTRACTION OF THE ELA R. M. MUSEUM THURSDAY, FRIARY, SATURDAY AND MARCH 1, MARCH 2, MARCH 3 Sunday, Feb. 26, 27 March 1. Saturday and Sunday PROFESSIONAL PLEASE HOSPITAL Office Hours Office H-3957 9 a.m to 11 a.m 9 a.m to 11 a.m DR. J. G. HARDIN, MEDICINE & SURGERY Call H-4455 7 a.m to 9 a.m DR. J. G. HARDIN, MEDICINE & SURGERY Dallas, Texas 100-1 Good Street DR. C. W. FLINT BREVETY Ground floor, 207 East, Ninth Street, Fort Worth, Texas TITLE: SUGGON & TITLE: SUGGON New York: Thomas A. Murray Thomas A. Murray, 100 West 42nd Street, New York, 10001. Offices 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. by 10 p.m. 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. by 10 p.m. 11-1-6-6 DR. LYTLE VENUE: INSTITUTE OF ANIMALS at animal's office at Google Undergraduate Company, 888 1234 Street, New York, 10001. Will store at 514th, Dallas, Texas. DR. RODMAN F. DOYLE Office: Hours 10 & m. to 11 m. 3 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Office Phone: X-2044 Res. Phone: X-5552 4-5-17 W. R. McMILLAN, M.D. Phone: Office H-7266; Res. H-4581 L. G. PINKSTON, M.D. Office Phone H-7366 Res. H-4018 DRS. McMILLAN & PINKSTON Physician and Surgeons McMILLAN Sanitarius, Cor. Hall and State St. Dallas, Texas Great Man Yes from updated 6-Shot Finnet Perfected Revolver Selle ehevehare at 12:00. Onine on a flash, cups, great-ma and top-markle, the most 33.25.22 or 22.22, and all no money. For position on strive puege. Federal Hill Order Corp. 634 ```markdown ``` Notating the grounds of the drug store for the last two or three nights I thought that I would stop and go to my home. I found them eating chicken tamales. Polks, they are really good to meet the store. But when my good friend brings me something like that I felt afraid, I am so fond of chicken, stewed, bolled, fried and chicken on the cob. The Jazeland girls ended by Mr. Dixon, are going over big and big. The store was starting the show at every performance, and the feature plot that was the first of the week was being set up. These people are offering some good-entertainment and, now, the show is going to be a time-honored show. In my daily rounds, there places are of amusement I have picked up soon to see that wonderful kid actor, of our race in the person of Q. S. I was so good to see that I was a good time to see him. I was so good to see that I was a good time to see him. Mr. Anderson informs me that his job is to run out-owning to the fact that so many people have got in on the store. I am going to buy this spring you had better hurry up and go out there and place your own place. I am going to go on with you. I don't want to go on with you. To be called a Grimp is not so bad. If you are as good as these they serve as at Pay's Eat Shop with whole food. Of course, you'll get a good time to go out there. They call it crimp (gumbo up there, maybe so, I don't know). Only always I don't want to go out there. I think the second order, for a jockey, looks. Mr. Corbin at One North Central Shoe Shop reports that he had a crowded house Monday morning and that those that took advantage of his offers are well pleased and those who were lucky enough to win a pair of shoes free are mighty happy because they received a mighty fine value that would have set them back a cute little sum had they purchased them elsewhere. Well, folks, our old friend, Mr. Ground Hog missed his guess this year I think and I for one am mighty glad because I want an early start to get ready for the hot summer months, so follow me to take this column and I will put you next to some good things soon. 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It is a lot of the purpose would be well to look into the situation at Whonyer's home of the investment for a hundred thousand dollars. Every element that goes to make such a statement is the nature and what is the inheres of the nature of the school—its local, state and national standing. Its statistical location with respect to patterned structure as well as in its ecological aspects. material involving inverting equipment education and wired instrument location logical alignment DALLAS BAND HOUSE Dallas — Texas 1950 Main Street Phone 7-3234 King Band Instrument Stare Agent TOCHICAGO, the state—The Chicago Underwriter's Alliance was the name chosen for the co-operative organization, formed last week by agents for the seven Colored Insurance companies which have home offices in Chicago. The purport of a little-to-date program is to close cooperation and a more sympathetic understanding between the Colored Insurance underwriters, especially from the stand point of promoting the general welfare of Colored Insurance companies. Many efforts have bequeathed, including studies and activities which can be handled with ease by an organization but which individual men could not handle independently. They expect they have the same influence in the industry and are in the field in the broadest way, a central mind for solving insurance problems and to give expression to a central mind for solving insurance problems and to give expression to the control mind for solving insurance problems and to give expression to the process and ideas of those who serve the community through the selling of insurance. Mr. J. 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