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NATIONAL NEGRO HEALTH WEEK ANNOUNCED DOCTOR'S WIFE WOUNDED AS MEN SHOOT AT HIM Founded by W. E. King VOL. 82 DOCTOR Attempt Made to K of Driveway. Joe turns Fire. Return Fires Into Home Wound VOL. 32. Dr. R. H. Trotter manned death by a hair, his wife was slightly wounded and one Joe Smith lies at the point of death in Parkland Hospital as the result of a shooting after Sunday about noon while grew old, a near automobile accident earlier that morning. While backing out of the drive way next door to his home at 2200 Allen Street, three miles in a Ford Sedan drive rapidly up Allen Street past the moving car and opened fire on it, narrowing pickets on the fence and shooting holes in the house next door. Jumping out of his car, which had a formation back into the fence and stopped, Dr. Trotter opened the door of Thomas Avenue, sending two bullets through the glass panel of the back, one of which struck Joe Smith, who was doing the shooting from the back seat. In the chest and intilting a wound from which he had been killed, Dr. Trotter hit the door of the shootgun, rushed from the house and was attempting to persuade the Doctor to enter the house when another of the men whose name has not been learned, ran back around the door, and the man was then entered the yard. Two shots were fired, one of which passed through the front bedroom of the house, the other passing through the lower panel of the door and striking the door, and the other, with a slight flesh wound, left the door open. According to the statement of Dr. Trotter, earlier in the morning, while he was turning at the corner of Bell and Trinidad streets, he narrowly missed being run into by a large Cadillac touring car whose occupants shouted and cursed him. Thinking that he might have done their car some damage, he stopped only to have two men from the car, rush out, open the door of his car and offered him personal violence. On leaving they threatened to get NEW YORK, N. K., Feb. 28. Veterans and veterans have been schooled by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 65 Fifth Avenue, New York, and the Veterans Bureau in Washington, over the ease of Thomas Albert White, colored war veteran, denied accommodation in the government's care of his color. The outcome of the correspondence to that the Veterans Bureau has ordered the prompt hospitalization by the colored soldier and has demanded a full report on the situation. The N. A. A. C. P. telegram reporting the facts, addressed to Mr. Frank J. Hines, Director of the Veteran's Bureau, is as follows: "The following facts have been reported to the Department: Albert White of 311 Arktiller, was sent by Veterans Bureau of Pittsburgh on December 28, 1924, to United States Hospital at Dawson Springs, Kentucky, accompanied by a white nurse. After reaching Kentucky he was separated from his nurse and forced to ride in Jim Crow car. Upon reaching Dawson Springs White was told that no Negro soldiers were allowed there and was immediately sent back to Pittsburgh. White asked Congressman Clyde Kelly to eat him admitted to United States Hospital at Beacon, N. Y., but was not informed that color was not allowed. The American Home and is failing rapidly May.1 request on behalf of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People this immediate steps for hospitalization of Mr. White be taken. Will you also advise us if it is true that no Negroes are admitted to hospita Consulting this colored adder, Mr. White will report that he has been his former employment upon discharge by the illness resulting from an injury to the N. A. A. C. P. Director of the Veteran's Bureau and the N. A. A. C. P. Director of the Central Office for the Pittsburgh County with the request that that the patient which the patient must be transferred to the local office was authorized for the White's administration. Otto, this bonus, the only within reasonable distance from his home, is available at this time for the re-entry. It is not understood why hospitalized and the Restored Manager instructed this date to expedite and to forward complete report of connection with the hospitalization Mr. White's hospitalization to be received that there are no further reports of connection with care of colored patients in the hospital at N. A. A. C. P. to find out why colored patients are not receiving treatment. The Dallas Express CHARGES AND COUNTER CHARGES FLY AS FISK TROUBLE SETTLES him saying "had better not see you now any more today!" after a myriad of questions by a man who, on being told by Mr. Tewsman to say "I will get him" getting his car out, less than five minutes later. Witnesses of the affair say that their lives to the fact that one of them was forced to formic with the pistol in his hand, and that he was returning. It appears that the car was driven after the shooting but that the other man, although his brother was in his brother's car, came of Clark and Thomas who returned to think that the car had fired from the porch of Thomas Angell, who had two firearms. "6666" in the man on the run Officers who investigated the shooting allowed Dr. Trotter to design down to the City all where he made bond and soon returned home. The wounded man was discovered near Stoke Street on Hall where he was placed in the ambulance and taken to Parkland Hospital. It appears that he had attempted to drive the car away but had weakened and collapsed near where he was found. A search is bling made by the officers for the other occupants of the car. Later it was found that the men had attempted to find Dr. Trotter at his office before calling up at his home. According to the statement of Dr. David Proprctor of the Triangle Pharmacy, the men had come into his place causing and attempting to phone Dr. Trotter. He was committed to take the phone from the by force. It is understood that two of he men were brothers and that they are newcomers in Dallas from When where they have a reputation for being dangerous. NASHVILL, Tenn., Feb. 25–The last week in the situation at Pisk University here has seen lessening of the heat of battle and witnessed an effort on the part of more and more students to restore the institution to a normal state. The week has been largely晴朗. The week has been very cold, and the institution among groups in the city and within the Greater Pisk committee, composed of prominent Pisk graduates from many sections of the country. Among those who have taken part in the deliberations have been Rev. Henry H. Proctor, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Henry I. Proctor, Jr., Chichester, N. Y.; and the other members of the校董, Q. J.; Miss Sophia Roaz, Chicago, Ill.; E. A. Stewart, Tennessee, T. R. Inborden, North Carolina; Mrs. Booker T. Washington, Alabama; and John M. Candy, Virgiles, and four members of the board of trustees, including Hollingsworth Wood, getting chairman of the trusts board. New York; Mrs. Arch. Travick, T. R. Nozza, J. C. Napier, Tennessee, and the other members of the board. The time of action upon seems to be one of moderation, toleration, and compromise. The student demands will not be met; that is to say, not immediately. There is a determined desire on the part of the students to get rid of they regard him as a weakling, incompensable, and unfreelivering. The teacher, whites. During the week he was an honor guest of the E.S. change. Club which during its national convention held here last summer refused to admit students recall. Mckenzie is a member of several white clubs in this city which have been present and prepared to make a living room where Mckenzie has been present and prepared to make a living room where he was the president's connection with the K.K. Klax Klan. Last spring the suggestions of the campus and drew Mckenzie's share of the campus and drew K. Klax Klan. In the campus and drew Mckenzie's share of the campus and drew K. Klax Klan. Colored organizations of this city were Dr. W. W. Sumlin, who last year donated, Colored preachers and Negro doctors, Colored preachers and Negro doctors, Colored preachers and Negro doctors, institution. A _resolution was introduced at a meeting of the school board to heen to suction him from his institution and another resolution was passed high exception to his resolution. A _resolution was introduced at a meeting of the school between J. C. Naber, a trustee, and Chicago lawyers who was formerly Napler was ried by Proctor to the _pump upstairs." M. Proctor, in response that it would be better for the insamuch as he was naring the wicked wicked in his heart, Proctor signed by his knowledge of Napler financial connections with the family of Proctor as appologued for remarks the Proctor was sent to be curious to Mr. Napler zeal. 11TH NATIONAL NEGRO HEALTH WEEK TO BE OBSERVED APRIL 5-11 AMERICA WILL HEAR YOUNG GIRL'S SONG. PHIL.ADAMLPHA, Pe. Feb 23-On Saturday afternoon, and on Sunday afternoon. Branch of the T. W. C. A. 2nd and Alliehampton Ave. Max Dr. and Mrs. John P. Turner, of 160 R. 18th Street. At the leader age, of five years, he began his musical career. Today, a third year student in the Girl's High School and a pupil in the beautiful conservatories in America, Miss Turner has won many awards. W. Y. C. a in the country with use her original song and words as the National A- cademy. Dr. John P. Turner, the one capable physician of this city, Douglas hospital, Ex-pres- sident Association and Medical In- surance schools. Mrs. Turner, formerly a teacher in the pub- lic schools of Washington, I. G. NEGROES HEAD M. E. EDUCATIONAL PLAN TURKEGER INSTITUTE. A.A.B.A.M. Feb. 23—In accord with the decision reached in the Conference of various national G.G., team of representatives of various national and state welfare and health agencies, which was held at the Turkegee Normal and Industrial Institute, recently, Dr. Robert E. Moton, principal of the Institute and president of the National Negro Business League, announced today that the Eleventh Annual National Negro Health Week will be observed April 5-11. Every community is being urged to observe this week and put forth every effort to make this year's observance the most effective since the beginning of the movement. The United States Public Health Service has prepared a Health Week Bulletin which is now ready for distribution and center-may be secured upon application to either MATTHEWS AND JOHNSON CLAIM GARVEY WAS RAILROADED TO PRISON NEW YORK, N. Y., Feb. 18—William Clarence Matthews, Henry Lincoln Johnson and Kahn and Nagle, the associated counsel which represented Marex Garvey in his interest litigation, have issued a statement taking strong exception to the manner in which Government officials denied the head of the Universal Negro improvement Association a chance to settle the affairs of his organization, arrange for his appearal to the Supreme Court and carry out the purposes of the Tombstone prison. ATLANTA, OA. Feb. 28–Rev. John Harrison of Atlanta, the year received editor of the SouthERN Christian Recorder by the lillahope Council of the A.N.E. Church of William and N.C. last fridas. Dr. Y. W. Ailei of the reitring editor had seize and the chalked out of his health falling out of the person to be exiled. W.J. and W.Y. were with him by the time he had removed to Atlanta. The most well-known by the newly selected editor, with stable periods and the public of the own press. He is one of the most known by the public and the most open a Southern Branch Publisher. MATTHEWS AND GARVEY WAS TO PR NEW YORK, N.Y.-Feb. 18–William Clarence Matthews, Henry Lin. John Clarence Matthews was the son of the associated court which represents the association of the government of the state. The is the head of the Association for making the action of an action in the chance to settle the affairs of his people. The former president of the The lawyers declare that in their involvement of the people of the had never handled a case in which such a manifest, unfaithiness and with good faith of them and the cution he has. They are not to perse dred of the trial filed, for well- approaching, but no seasoned printed pages and that within two weeks the court of appeals had af- trict court They also claim that despite GARVEY MAY NOT SERVE FIVE YEARS (A.N.P.) ATLANTA Ga. Feb. 22. If *Garrett* has to have no more than three years and a half, according to the Times, he is doing much of the work he has done so far. In a letter to his wife, he wrote, "I picture of men handcuffed to a white manshirt broadcast from every Newspaper in this country as a silent reminder for future generations to humilinate in the year 1925." "Don't be deceived, there is no reason to be ashamed," he must be heard and respected, you have to accumulate nationally, if you want to compel unjust man to think twice." NEW YORK, NY. Feb 25, 1954 Following the上的 revealed by the license number of an automobile license, a box, the leader of three of Edward Sullivan, was caught and convicted of a falsified, that he and his wife had disguised the making of the robbery. He had disguised the use of hurtless sobs. Acquired as Field Secretary in Sunday School and Earned League work. Under his leadership an ambition for a future for the School development, he was a school development man and was launched. A. the United States Public Health Service, Washington, D. C. or to Tukesges Institute. The following samples are among the samples from the National Neuro-Neuro-Trauma Association. The National Mediation Association, Washington, D. C. Graduate Nurses, The National Organizations for Public Health Nurses, Washington, D. C. The National Child Welfare Association, Washington, D. C. Health Association, The National Clean-up and Paint-up Bureau, Washington, D. C. The National Learning Center, the National Learning Center, Washington, D. C. The Young Men's and Cooperation Center, the Young Men's and Cooperation Center, Washington, D. C. SIDON, MIE, Feb. 28—Availing himself of what every southern thrink to his right to surrender a Nebraska man, who year old white plantation man, was shot to death when he entered the home of MAI Winters on a plan- Shuttle afterward Winter and a friend were dressed by a nurse, turned over to a sheriff, then returned over to death. The trouble arose, it is said, after a dispute between Winters and another Colored man over a mule. Martin, the white man, decided to settle the quarrel between the two colored man himself, and got into the attempt. JOHNSON CLAIM RAILROADED RISON their assurances: that Garvey would be surrendered, there was staged "upon his arrival at 125th street, the most ridiculous show for the edification and benefit that has been granted United States prosecutor's office." Garvey was with his wife on the train and a large number of he遗弃的 armed men rushed upon Garvey and, brutally, soared him and dragged him from the Pullman which he had been accepting to the tombs prison. It is Garvey's intention, and he has so-instructed his commission to apply to the United States Supreme Court for a writ of certioral, upon the ground that manifest errors were committed upon the trial of his cause — and that the United States Circuit Court of Appeals erred in matter of fact the bill of offer exception for the sale of a saleable song so his lawyer amends, con- taining ninety-one errors in the bill, the fact that the owner has lay- down the treat the own owner. AMERICA WILL HEAR YOUNG GIRLS SONG SONG (A.N.R.) NEW YORK, N.Y., Feb. 28—Under the auspices of the Commission on the church and race relations of the Federal Committee—of churchs, win headquarters here, and Commission on Interm게ral Cooperation, with headquarters in Asia and the three-year field held conference, to meet in Cincinnati, Ohio, March 12-27 for the quizzes of bringing together white and Colored workers for racial amity and promoting the discussion of methods and practices of race relations. The improve- Assurance of participation have already been received from major sections. The nature of the meeting will be in the form of a meeting with Colored representatives from many countries, and the use of the information of addresses from noted speakers. A large number of individuals and interracial organizations have been held for suggestions as to their effects on the problem they are working on, and as well as for the action of the housing race. Relations, such as race relations, race relations, race relations, race relations, the promotion of better race relations, and race relations, schools, colleges, and universities who speak up to the problem of national note. The issue of national note made to prepare for the conference from being of an unweidy size, so that those who wish to participate, whether men— NEGRO ERVEDA men's Christian Associations. The National Association of Teachers in Colored Schools. The Associated Negro Press. The National Negro Press Association. The State Board of Health. City Boards of Health. State Medical Associations. Annual Church Conferences and Associations. Fraternal Organizations. Insurance Companies. Farmers' Conferences. Local Schools and Churchers. That the observance might be carried out with affectiveness and uniformity throughout the country the following Health Week Program has been formulated for national use. Further, suggested by the given upon application to Tuskege Institute. The Program Sunday, April 5 - Bedmon and Lecture Day. Health sermons and lectures by ministers, doctors and other qualified persons. WHITE GIRLS OSTRACISSIM WHO MARRY INDIANS MONREAL, Feb. 22. White girl who martyrs hind of India must be prepared to cut themselves off entirely from all other children. The children are not allowed to attend white children's schools in India, and they become outcasts, said P. W. Pittsimonson, a scientist, who has lived in a doctoral office. In speaking about the increasing number of mixed marriage, he said: "The danger lies in well advanced Indians at English universities being admired by unthinkable girls who do not understand Indian husband in contraction out there. Sooner or later the girl has to go back. She cannot tolerate the isolation. The husband has not the European "husband" from home. He needs absolute submission from his wife." DAVID JONES JOINS IN TERRACIAL STRIFE ATLANTA, D. Feb. 31. David Jones, this city who recently resigned his post as secretary of the Shannon Commission, staffed the staff of the Commission on Interracial Cooperation as a field secretary for work with the Commission. Mr. Jones is a brother of Bishop Robert K. Jones of the Methodist Church and was a several years secretary of the Council Y. M. C. or St. Luke where he accepted the secretaryship of the Standard Life, but remained at the Council. The Southern Insurance Company, native endowments and throughout the community, through their training mark M. Jones as a young man of manu- al ability, nurse to devise his it is believed that he is the new it is believed that he is the new great service to the cause of w will offer his new field on March 11. here of interracial, committee and commissions in local communities, and in other similar bodies, are advised to other similar bodies, are advised to the meeting either by writing, or by telephone, New York, N. Y. or Willow Ga. Duluth, Minnesota. HEALTH APRIL 5-11 Monday, April 5 - Hyssop Day, Personal and community, hygiene tasks by doctors, nurses, social workers and other qualified Tuesday, April 6 - Fly, mosquito and other spreading and insect Tuesday, April 6 - Tuberculosis Wednesday, April 7 - Tuberculosis Thursday, April 13 — Children's hospital in New York City is moderate health care provider Friday April 13 — Church Santa Saturday, April 14 — Glenwood It is surmounted that the County government is responsible for some other responsible organization, and the government is for carrying out governmental activities for granting the sub-committee. Distinctive in Service Always Progressive OOTA MISSES EMENT ANDER OF NEGRY O HAVE BEEN TAK TITTSBURGH, Pa. 25th, 2015. This letter has been sent to the following women of the city of Dugurne, who is the 33rd-year-old of the three weeks, with a postage bill of $1,000. For a coupon, you can receive a coupon of $100. For more information, see the email address on the newspaper. For more information, see the email address on the newspaper. The cause of Wille discharge has been the source and the source of many rumors it has caused. That the post field discharge point was declared vacant, the discharge point was declared vacant, the discharge point was alleged to have been the source of work since the days of the great war since the days of the great war Some of the best akappi of the Carnegie Hall Company in the Carnegie Hall Company in New York, made a mark of "Opportunity" and "Happiness," and Street Community House, Hallmark, the Negro Youth Movement, and the Negro Youth Movement, have done social service work almost two years ago, four months later, where he was an honor student, where he was an honor student. Ruben has it that the Youths at Manresa were desecrated by Mr. Hempelted. Em. W. Works, who is a fifteenth rate man, died that day. He was in a seventh rate man, that Mr. Hempelted is opposed to the court and that Wells was dead in the cruel court of grace. A retainer of the Preston News is investigating the lower levels of the low Ash Mine at Crown, W. W. Logan, W. Va. Path M. After wandering in the lower levels of the low Ash Mine at Crown, W. W. here, for nine days, John Logan and mine, was rescued from the top of the pit and brought to the top of the pit and his rescuers that all Friday, the 15th for him. The mine, which has been shut down for some time to enable a large roll into a pool of water, was opened again to see his way. He became confused, and he was unable to see the mine until he was found Friday. He was taken to Logan, where he remained there until the mine was opened. He told off the mine of the mine that after he was freed from one place to another and the mine would result in further damage. Robinson's unfamiliarity with the layout of the mire is believed to be responsible for his inability to find an exit. Friends who are experienced miners of Robinson and familiar with the layout of the mire and its workings are said to have had trouble in locating him, when they learned that he was first seen entering the mine about nine days previous. It is said that when a number of his cronies met Friday morning, the矿ers made an about of Robinson. Some said they had heard that he had gone to Pennsylvania to work in the mines at Bentleyville, others said they had supposed he had quietly gone out of town for a few days. That was learned that Robinson had been sent into the mine by officials some time ago so fix the pump. Inquiry was made at the mine office and were informed that Robinson had been sent into the mine and had not reported on condition of the pump. A search party was quickly formed and in a few hours Robinson had been rescued. MISSISSIPPI MASONS WIND UP GRAND LODGE AFFAIRS Jackson, Miss. Feb. 25-The Supreme Court of this state has just disposed of the last assets of the Masonic Betfair Association of the Stringer Grand Lodge of Masons of Missalestod by swarding 1q Attorney B. D. Redmond of Jackson. One Thousand acres of Missalestod land. In the day day of Missalestod's secret orders, none occupied a more prominent position on the platform of fraternalism than the M. W. Stringer Grand Lodge of P. and A. Masons, and the Insurance Department. Continued on Page 8. PRICE FIVE CENTE NUMBER 14 THIM HEAD YOUTH. MOVE-KEN FROM PAY-DUTIES LOCAT- J. K. Wallis in Montgomery Street of the city in a Woman's written statement and to get Mr. Wallis formed that Wallis was somewhere in Delaware or West Virginia, traveling in Company. Wallis Located in Columbia. K. McCormick in the Negro Yard of the city yesterday by a reporter. Green gray and shorn of his triangular hair that conceals the manager that itate convincing the manager that he was the murst box office attire of the city. He appeared so care-free that the writer made mention of it, wherupon Mr. Wells made this terse but dramatic remark, "Why should I be blue?" I'm with the world's greatest blues singer, Marmie Smith. She sings the blues. I Don't. Upon being asked his confirmation or version of his dismissal from the big steel corporation, he replied also. He said: "I will give you this statement. It is true that I was discharged from the Welfare Department of the Carnegie Steel Company upon the charge of failure to do my duty. Well, I have no counter charges to make, but I have some fact-and opinions to give. I was employed as a welfare worker at Dugganee. Anyone who has known me for a couple of weeks knows whether I am interested in the welfare of my race or not. Before I left Dugganee, the people petitioned the authorities that I be retained. All churchers, all lodges, gentlemen and gamblers, both children and grandparents were in my favor. There are some portions of the publicity that may hurt, but I don't mind it. "Yes, I will have something more to do. The whole of the mine is wasted in intrigue, deciphering, chicanery, music. Uncle Tom's help will save us. I shall install somebody who has nothing more than mine before. It's all, over with." AFTER WANDERING YS IN MINE EPISCOPAL CHURCH TAKES OVER VOORHEES NEW YORK, N.Y. Feb. 28, 1980. The Voooshee Industrial Institute, a school for young Neroo men and women, was founded in 1930, and has been added to the educational institution of the Ametlean Church Institute for Negroes. Including the Church now, supervises ten well equipped and successful industrial institutions in the South, representing Negroes and aggregate value of more than $1,000,000,000. The annual equipment for 1,400 students at the school has been made possible by the Joint Association of the American and South Carolina and Upper South Region, January 28, 1925, accepting Voooshee Institute and the North Carolina University agree to endeavor to raise sufflesquishable equipment to meet the future needs of the school. In cooperation with its old friends, the Voooshee School was organized to provide an important resource for Wright, a Negro woman of humble character, and to help her through Truckers Institute, a high school, and to be secured through other friends founded the school at the school. In the year 1925, the school was an average year it was proposed to, such as an ex-president, an important industrial birth with an enrollment last year of $1,000,000,000. In addition to more than $1,000,000,000 in the summer schools and as well as the school of 400 students in the school, the black land in the midst of the second-hand industry is an addition to the regular school-based training category, a money-steem firm. The school is a leading school for young black-smithing and dream-making, cooking, laundering, and cooking more than a quarter of a million. The school is a great radius of eighty miles of the Rev Dr. Robert W. Patton's Institute for American church *POHEEA, Kanna, Tab. 16-24* *Hawaiian Association of Wohala* *Kanna, Tab. 16-24* *Kanna by Governor Dana & Pen- kanna by Governor Dana & Pen- kanna by Governor Dana & Pen- active in Kauai.* Vesper Services at Florida School Attracts Millionaires. DAYTON, FLORIDA, Feb. 18— Vasper Service at Dayton-Cookman is attracting state-wide attention. Many visitors to the service coming from remote parts of the state worship at Dayton-Cookman on Sunday afternoon. The multimillionaires from the East and West of the nation can early be seen on Sunday afternoon driving in their packages. Rolls-Royce and Pierce Arrows to Dayton-Cookman in the congregation one car-findi noms of the members of the most distinguished families in America. In January, President Henry Noble McCracken of Vasier delivered a masterful ex 工作 on the Eighty-fifth paine in February. Mr. Franklin O. Nicoli, the entry colored member of the American Hygiene Association, spoke at the Voges Service; then Mr. W. C. Crane, National Student Secretary of the U.S. A. delivered an in GROSSMICK — This season, the nation's top tennis player, concedes a record of 12 wins and 12 losses with a spindle of 17. Navy Davis won the title last year, but Nicholas Riocha had been on the court in graduate improvise. Rev. A. A. Cunningham was on Saturday on business, Rev. A. A. Cunningham was on Saturday on business, Rev. A. A. Cunningham was on Saturday the Mother's Day at the school House Saturday night and for his objective the beauty of the court, he said. He loved her every time he played. Mr. Johnnie Stewart was re-trained by the bart at Houston. They are making their home here tomorrow with his wife, Kate. Johnnie Lawson was in the city when he was re-trained. Rev. J. S. Smith, from Southampton, came early to the pastor, Kilo of the church, expected soon. Rev. J. H. Washington, from the job Sunday and branch was on the job Sunday and expected soon. One of the main features of the church was the two given by the pastor along the church was leased to the fullest best in his sermon. H. A. Smith, after the sermon, the pastor groovy wom. The final receipts for the church were Roy. C. H. Hwlaker, pastor of Blackhawk High School, caught in a shower here last night in a water bottle wife wrote leaving Meza Thursday night, which resulted in a mental choice. She chose a private Chapel, a royalty entertained at the condominium with a delightful repast. Mrs. Hwlaker visited her son and a week visit at her son and a visit to Blackhawk High School. Blackhawk High School Notes: basket ball girl of Blackhawk High moved the grounds of Dunham High School to history to long string of victories. HIV—Farmers in this section are making preparations for spring-pinning Mrs Irene Dow and brother. Finns Mitchell recently returned from Oklahoma where they visited their father Mrs. Peelrie Gloson recently made a trip to Texarkana to visit her daughter, Geneva, who is attending Dunbar High School. Mrs. M. E. Butler, the Jeans Supervisor of Cass County, visited the St. Helena, New Zion and Aberdeen schools this week. The pupils seen to be taking a deal of interest in the industrial work taught by her. Mr. Samuel Moneley, wife and daughter who spent last year in West Mains are now located on their home place in the New Zion Community and will make a crop there the year. The teachers and upbrings of the E.S. College School have been created in the last Friday night. Fects list. They are trying to make preparation to and to make the Internet. League which will be held in Atlanta, Texas, Saturday, March the 14th. Mr. Henry Mitchell was the first teacher to be held on the 10th of May. The city, Mo. has returned home and is now residing with his mother. It is a life of a good heart. It becomes the agent of the Dallas Express in this victory. He will be on the other side of the city's capital city. Mr. A. D. Turner and his parents are a nice dinner for his city. Mr. A. D. Turner and his wife was the guest of Mr. Scott last year. The school was turned to her home in Denton, Mr. Lynn, James-galled his wife Celesto. A. D. is the first teacher to be held on the 20th of May as a success. Mr. W. L. Ivey and Mr. W. E. W. and Mr. W. E. and Mr. W. E. were visiting last week. Mr. Mary Mack entertained her pastor for two a day. Ivey's children were planning to have plenty of figures for the public. Some here and she is going to go to the public. Ivey's father is at home again from Members. Toms. Prof. John Chopkin, the school head of the school in Cougar High School. Mr. Lee Weaver returned to her home at the school. Ivey was ordained deacon last Sunday by Rev. R. S. Stephens and Mr. W. C. Green. The school was for the first time and anniversary. Mrs. Jewell came to improving after a seals of him and the Annals of Gloy and the W. J. J. Jambay welcome address to the student Feb. 15, M. Mr. Vukley, Field Secretary of the W. H. M. R. M. K. church conducted the Vukley Kir. The chapel has been increased to the size of the museum, the victories, the statues and the artifacts. At approximately 1:30 p.m., the chapel will be opened to the public. The chapel is located at 1000 N. Washington Ave., Washington, D.C. The President of the United States, President of the United States, The program at Spring Hill school of which Mrs. J. W. Houston is teacher, rendered a very interesting program. Friday afternoon, in honor of George Washington. References,}}}} The program at Spring Hill school of which Mrs. J. W. Houston is teacher, rendered a very interesting program. Friday afternoon, in honor of George Washington. References, accessing the color scheme of red, white and blue was served by the polls and several patrons. Quite a lolly time was enjoyed by Mrs. Mrs. Killa Lvington, entertained by the poll. With a Valentine party at the reeupdence of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Chessman and rendered a progressary Deb. It, honoring Abraham Lin at the school house Feb. 12th, in which time Mrs. J. W. Houston, Miss Miller, Meares Vernog, Wile Allen and Adolphus Fridia were honored. guests also Mrs. Lvington's husband of Houston, Texas Mr. J. A. Abernathy and daughter Mrs. Coela Royal and husband, Mr. E. D. Floyd motored to Dallas, Texas Tuesday to visit his son Mr. James Abernathy and other relatives. Mr. Luna Nesl has just returned from Denison, Texas where he spent several months. PINELAND— Sunday School was very well attended at all of the churches Sunday being Rev. R. W. Henderson's pastoral day he was at his beat his text for the night serving was Acts 14 subject "Using what you have." We was涉及了with an address from the city officer, Mr. Nation, Class No. 2 of the Evergreen R. R. taught by Mrs. Ida Harris was banner class. Mr. Leo Robinson, R. P. Sims, C. R. Ralley George Pugh, Herman Bella, Josh Thorpe, H. L. Johnson, Miss Hertha Chumley and Mrs. R. W. Wingern motored to East Myfield, to attend Rev. Sarn Jordan's funeral. The funeral service was conducted by Rev. I. H. Harron Rev. R. W. Henderson, Mr. H. C. Glen and Miss V. A. Caddy is back and reports a splendid session at the Ministeral Council. Finland High School played Silbees a game of basketball ball. Feb. 20th and were defeated, the Scores were 26-4 in favor of Silbees. Silbees is contemplating on playing Finland on the 28th. Mr. Albert Wænington moved to Jasser Monday. Mrs. Cl. Harrie, Mrs. Alberta John, was up after several weeks. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1925 have moved to the country. PFO, P.Y.S.C. Bryant made a business trip to Jasper Saturday and returned Sunday afternoon. Rick list: Mrs. Hall and Mrs. N. Belgorg. ASPERMONT—Macdonia Baptist Church: Sunday Feb. 23 was a fine day in our city. A.R. on time, the sup, Bro. H. Jackson was at his post as usual; the lesson was taught by our new teacher. He was William Taught class No. 1 and the re-Julie Williams taught class No. 2. They did the first time. Mrs. Grove: Mth. B1st. 1st. The Douglas and Smith motored over to Stamford Saturday evening. Peter Douglas' baby is sick. Peter Andrew Stewart, her sister-in-law and Mr. B. Whitney motored to Ferris, Texas. Mrs. Roberta Burrell has returned to our city to stay a while. The A.M. to church had a splendid service Sunday night the presiding'sister. Rev. Q. W. Carway an the pastor Rev. Merroldolph of Rannford, Texas will be in the city for a few days on business. DAVILLA—The third Sunday was a high day for Allen Chapal M. E church. Rev. J. J. Nims, pastor was at his post, accompanied by wife and baby. Miss E. L. Toffoli and several of the students motioned to Calvert to visit home folks. They report a splendid trin Mrs Jill Evans of Postmanway, Texas to here the guest of her parents. Rev. and Mrs. Loreno Gaddison. Mrs. B. B. Gaddison is up after an attack of flu. The men of the community met and grubbed trees to fix a braided round leasing to the school and churches. Tuesday. Fob. Jill, Mrs A. E. Bailey is still indebted. Mr. J. M. Evans is visited relatives and friends. On Feb. 21 and 22 the A. M. E church held their first quarterly conference. Rev. D. R. Robinson of Waco, the Treasurer. E. B. B. was at his post and preached two sermons at 1:00 p. m. the spoke from Matt. 28-29 subject. "A little farther." At 8:00 p. m. Eadouse 4-5 subject. "Use God. Hecciple for the day. 11:08. Next Sunday is rally day for Jethro's Orphanage. Everybody is ask to donate something to the Orphans. The farmers are about up with work now, only wishing for a rain so they can plant them. Mr George Nealy of Holy, Ohio, who has been away 14 years greater his parents and old friends Sunday afternoon. It was indeed a **MIRAN- N. E. was well known as the teacher of the weaver, who even included the weaver's class, the teacher of the "dilent class," the teacher of the finished. His class received the finished. His class received the teachers' meeting preparation. His class received the teachers' meeting preparation. Key Verdean Master. Key Verdean Master. Key Verdean Master. The junior school of the school. The junior school of the school. The junior school of the school. Under a guide of extra school from and from. The Greatest semen at 11:00 o'clock. Sunday. The Greatest semen at 11:00 o'clock. Sunday. The Greatest semen from and from. The Greatest The total collection for the junior night. The A. M. E. church raised night. The A. M. E. church raised night. Roy Hardman preaches for Rev. Bernard Church. Church evening week. The official board was with week. The official board was with week. KRISTA KELLY was raised. KRISTA KELLY was raised. * Payne College. College The play is by the "sophomore" The play is in the college group. In the college group. Faculty: was something original other than the grammar of the sophomore. was something original other than the grammar of the sophomore. was something original and listen to differentiate between responsive imitators and the responsive imitators and the Hunt and M. R. B. shaggy went to view folks and friends and to view folks and friends and the most of the persons in the campus are now洽谈兄弟 in the campus are now洽谈兄弟 in the physiology the early part of last **FERRIS** — Mr. Jim. Bardon of the house where he lived, and here housed his foot contests and contents, and his family. Mr. Ferris, Mr. Bardon, and wife were away 15 and 18 years, fire was of unimaginable hurture in one grave, financially by Midwife was hard, financial by Midwife was hard, financial by Cochlearian has been also in his Mary Fitzpatrick has a sister in house, Mary Fitzpatrick has a sister in house, repaired and doing, as well. Old patried dying in-mart part of town. Mrs. McDonald's from 13 um. 6 o'clock, honoring Mrs. L. C. Tatum. Before they arrived there by making the occasion a complete surprise. WOLF E. GATE — Bionto High School observes Rosenwald Day, 18:30 am, 10:40 pm, 16:30 am of Ceremogiles and Mrs. M. Yates music directions began promptly at 1:30 o'clock to render a present to the school. The school was published and faculty of粟田 High School, Mrs. Taylor spoke to a convincing manner of the benefit receiving Mr. Rosenwald. Quite a few of the Patrons were present and some made interesting talks concerning the process of and the use of the following. Mrs. O'Neale, who spoke, are the following, Mrs. Ortega-Clark, Mrs. David-Cash, Mrs. Miss Fresner, Rev. James Gilliamson, etc., and Mr. J. L. R. College church, trusted of F. L. R. College was introduced and made a timely address Then the Mrs. O'Neale was introduced to the New York University flow of language introduced the speaker of the evening. Hob. R. L. Smith, president of F. L. S. C. Col. and Mr. R. L. Smith, was at his best and delivered a plain practical address that should live long in the future. Bowling High School was the first. The following remarks by Principal W. J. Taylor, who spoke in words of appreciation to Hon. R. L. Smith and all to be having in the book, was on this occasion. A collection was then taken to secure the framed picture of Julius Rosenwald was published. The school was the first school of the first Rosenwald holiday went down in memory as a day enjoyed by all. WIEGATE—Sunday was a fine day at Macedonia. Sunday School was well attended with Superintendent Odom and his staff of teachers at their post of duty. Rev. I. Riley, pastor of the C. M. E. church preached a wonderful sermon. At 11:30 o'clock night service was well attended. Rev. H. J. Rignins of Beaumont preached a wonderful sermon Sunday night the book his text from the 18th charter of Jebrews and the 1st verse appt. A Hom Sun. Prof. R. Mack and his ministerial paid Jamestown-a visit Saturday night and reported a nice time. H. E. H. Land was moved from Beach Grove Church to Pleasant Hill Circuit. Prof. R. Mack and Mr. H. Harrison, Mrs. Dora Harrison and Miss E. L. Bewell motored to Jasper to the Council of the C. M. E. Church. winter at the school, and extended all day sunday. Sunday ended with a concert by his potluck. The teachers of three women who were also his wife, Mrs. Wilma — heir to Lockwood, fined to her bed. All present enjoy- ing the concert, he financed the pupil on account of the sickness of the pastor, Dip. Simpson, at work. The Beards have been de- picted at work. The Beards have been reported each week. Floral eight weeks. Club 180. Kemp's Academy Club. 180. Kemp's Mrs. Beatles Norwood is now located here with her sister, Mrs. Wallace, a teacher in Washington School is still confirmed to her bed with the true Mr. Pinn. State Agent of the Old Line Mississippi Insurance Co., is here assisting the local agent. Mr. Drake to put over a drive. Mr. Pinn will be here for a few weeks. He is stopping with Mrs. McMullen, Sunday morning, be worshipped with St. John in the evening service, he gave a very interesting talk at Anderson Chapel A. W. E. church. Mrs. Carrie Albert left for Abie�ite Saturday morning to be gone for a short while. Miss Hembey is much improved. Mr. Bell who has been confined to her bed is betting. Miss Hobertis Bell spent the week end, Feb. 14, and Feb. 2, with her mother who has been sick. A Mother's club was formed at Washington High School F.M.Y. evening. Mrs. W. A. Smith, Mr. M. Washington High school and Mr. Henry Linton were married Saturday night. LONGVIEW, Mrs. Donaldson and Miss J. A. Carter spent the week at the public house in the West Side of New York. He left it all on the next day after the Mr. H. A. A. and Mr. Harlow. Mr. H. A. A. was much better than the week before he was beguiled by the lecture delivered by Evangelist R. J. Johnson. The first, he said, was a good time to go to the Park C. M. E. church at 3:00 o'clock. Mr. A. E. was the church of the "Sundial" chapter of the post of duty thirty minutes were spent in recitation. Review by Rev. A. A. and Mr. Harlow, "The man took up collection," the school adjourned until $100 o'clock. He was not to be at the school. He was at all present. E. Y. P. U. is doing great work. The Y. W.-A. is alive at the school. The school is the most evening with a good attendance. The Masonary secretary is doing splenoid care for the family, which is divided into four clubs. We have a great evangelist in the city at the school. The school is going to be a group of 11, conducting service at St. Mark C. M. E. Church. WEST GREENVILLE Sunday School at Mt. Olive Baptist church was being opened on the 10th of May 1944, being about Rev. Edd Reavens filled his place by preaching a soul-changing school. He was coming back with jagrius. Mr. Other Weatherall is able to be again. Mr. and Mrs. Harris Brown is a visit to the school. Mr. Harlow was a Miss Champ Murrell, The Idle Hour Social club entertained with an an- and Mrs. N. J. Atkinson. An operation performed on the infant of Mt. and Mrs. Harlow's city. 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This wonderful form is prepared by one of the largest borbonets in the world, and generally shown as Mando is easily used at home and seems to work like magle in its write today, and may this "remarkable form is a trial" played for a ball in Ladonia last Thursday and Friday and played here Saturday night to a nice crow the Southern Forum that gave a ball at Odd Fellow Hall. It was a long-time event in the city's state of the year. Mr. Lulu Karzkin came in in last Saturday from Bonham to visit has another Mr. Robertson of driv. While her heave at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Smith, Mr. Easter, Eaton who has been ack for week or two is able to find the Hill Lewis is again con- Mr. Sasoller of Clariville visited the office of Mr. Lawn at Wake Forest to meet Ms. MEDIA — Sunday was high day at all churches Grovesbasket Market in the toilets of L.I.E. C. Carvett and R. Carvett and evening up the games. Last night gathered at the new home of Mr. MEDIA's anniversary. The amazing feature games and amusements of 20 and 30 years ago, Hanger-over-your-Hood®, etc., prized by Simmons and a tying trip to Dallas or business Saturday. Born July 15, Sunday, Rev. L. W. Thornley has been indepened for quotes, without the wiring however he holds White and wife wore Friday in the office of Mr. Lawn a frying trip to Corvus, Prima with some improvements around his Graves are building homes in the town has purchased the old home of Johnson, Hamibal, Howard and Mr. H. H. Martin has again depleted a chapel, Mrs. Cordellina Chadwick the sick man, Mrs. Anna Bumb and Matthias Thomas were indepened last week some decided improvement in the RANGER — 27. P. Thornton, the evangelist of the Sunset District, left last week on his evangelical tour, but returned to recuperate. The Canadian Christian盆栽 is expanding days in Dallas, Mrs. Druckin, Cobble on the gick list, Mrs. Estella Johnson and her daughter, Earl McKeight left for West Texas. For the first half of the year, F.P. Thornton, the will fix you up. Mr. Henry Grimes and Miss Houston of Stawn were the guests of Mr. Christopher and Mr. Thornton. Rev. L. L. Hackett and Rev. Crouch of Eort Worth are conducting services at the Holiness church, which will be going on for the first time. The Super-Macedonia Baptist church was a success. Rev. Dr. J. H. Warmley filled Rev. J. B. Brown's pulpit Sunday night. Services were fine. The most important was the returned from Dallas. The Eastern Star entertainment was a splendid success. Mrs. Josie spared no palms in making a nice affair. There are many plans on from this scope. Watch for them. Mr. T. J. Walking is reposting his home on Cherry street. Mrs. L. L. Castle is spending some of the money. The Rev. Dr. L. L. and Mrs. Mary Long. The Rev. and Mrs. B. Y. P. U. Sunday school and Bl. B. Class Mr. Louis Whiting is a member of the program. It is a class of clans. If you visit once you will visit again. **LEUKIN** – Mint School and Jackie Kirkin was in Jacksonville last Saturday on Mint Jackie Kirkin was defeated 10 to 6 played. Jackie Kirkin was defeated 10 to 6 played. Jackie Kirkin was defeated 10 to 6 are very sick. We home he will will recover. We will be back on the recovery day at First Baptist Miss Mabasha Morrison were married at Towson-Chapel church Sunday PA ESTINE. — Willie White Colored employee of International Great Northern shop, aged 23 who resided at 21112 Dawn street, was horribly burned in an explosion at the car based in the local shops this week. He is not expected to live. Services were held at most of the church Sunday. The Anniversary program at Antioch Baptist church last week was a success. This is Rev. J. B. Atkins, 4th year. We are having a great deal of sickness in and around Palestine. We have a new druggist at the New Era, Mr. Evans of San Antonio. KEMP ADDITION — Services at St. Matthews, Sunday School at 5:30 Harlight Band at 4 R-Y, P.T. at St. The church deals to thank the Civic club for their donation of trees. Missionary meeting will be held at 5 p.m. Monday. Services at Rev. Loves church were very good. All are welcome. The Civic Club of Kern Addition met at the home of Mrs Elias Ryan, 412 Jalonic street as the guest of the program committee. After a short business session the club rendered an excellent program. Special members Bolo by Mrs. Denach. Dust by Medames E. L. Reerins and E Ryan. TAK by Mrs. Taylor on Heauffiffation. Address by Mrs. Jones "Nets of Kemp Addition" and How to Secure Them. Paper on Life of Frederick Douglas and Abraham Lincoln by Mrs. Verdie. You Can Have Beautiful Hair You Can Have Beautiful Hair SPECIAL FOR HIRE do to st Burgh of HIRE One b The Central Texas High School Conference met in its second Annual Session Saturday, February 21st at the Booker Washington High School at 3 p. m. The Conference awarded the Championship of 1521 to Winston in the Southern Conference. The league was enlarged from 8 to 12 schools this year being divided into two Conferences. The following schools Compose the Northern Conference: Dallas, Ft. Worth, Waxahachie, Ennis, Italy and Cleburne, while Wamp Teagle, Corstcana, Mexic, Hillston and Milford, compose the Southern Officers Rejected are: J. W. Towns, Dallas, President: H. S. Clark, Waco, Vice-President: J. W. Sanford, Hillston, Secretary: E. C. Forensic, Fort Worth. M. E. Tennison Chapter of Eastern Star wishes to thank the Worthy Matrons, especially Mrs. E. Williams, our mother matron for kindness shown us at the funeral of our deceased member, Bentrice Lee. YAN ALSTYNE — After the heavy rain Friday and Saturday night, Sunday was a fair day, church at both Christian and Methodist church. Rev. G. E. Paterson broached to noble sermon Sunday night. The first day and the first night of the day gave a birthday dinner to honor of Mrs. Jim Ragling and twin sisters, Mrs. John Caldwell. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Will Headspeth, daughter and husband, Mr. Greg Johnson and the first day. Mr. John Caldwell from Plano and lots of guests in town. She arrived turkey, ham, etc. Mrs. Willle Proglott left Friday to visit her mother in the East Texas. The Christian is also a living-in-servant. The first day, Feb. 27 at Guss Beckwith's restaurant from 12 until its all gone. Mr. H. B. Savage returned home from Abilene to visit his grand mother. Mr. and Mrs. John Patton and the first day were the guest of her mother and father Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Silas Totton, Mr. George Dixon, one of our old Colorists was taken to the bookshop. The first day to health was a rainfall from the River River, but was not improving. Mrs. Hasel Wilson, Mary Dixon, Eli Orr and Mr. Jim, Binnett are on the sick-list. Mr. Gessler is on the sick-list. Mr. S. Sewelville to talk to his mother. Mr. Hugh Orr and Don McCollins are in Oklahoma on Business. BALEYVILLE AND JONES PRAIRIE—Sunday School and B. Y. P. U. were good Sunday. Mrs. Ruby Clay left Friday for Cameron Hospital to undergo an operation for appendicitis. She was accompanied by her brother, Mr. Madison Young, Mrs. Gertrude Swanson, her sister. We wish for her a speedy recovery. Miss Ruby is a two-month-old bride. Mr. J. E. Williams is back from Mumford. Mrs. Jennetta Franklin wedded Sunday in Mexia and motored down Monday to move accompanied by her husband. She will make her home in Mexico. Aunt Jane Williams, her mother is staying with her son, Mr. Jerry, O'Neal Williams, Mrs. M. L. Dargann, Mrs. Orine Judie, Master Issao Smith, all motored to Rockdale. Saturday THE K. OF P. DRIVE LAUNCHED Yorkum, Texas, Feb. 25—Rev. H. P. Evans of Houston, is in the city running a revival which has met with much success. Dr. N. G. Bundy and wife and Prof. Phil R. Register and wife were the pleasant callers of Prof. Asberry and wife, Asbery has been ill for some time although on the mend now. The funeral of Miss Bila Mae Taylor was held Sunday at Edgar, Texas, Jamison. Undertaking Co., in charge, Dr. R. L. Harper, captain of the 5th Regiment K. of P. band is working hard to get his band in shape for the Grand Lodge at Waco. Left Sunday night for Fort Worth. The Dallas Express is on the stand again. Read the Express and keep posted on the whereabouts of your friends. Its only five cents a copy. CAMPUS NEWS Austin, Texas, Feb. 19. Our new daily recitation program, went into effect last Wednesday, teachers and students are pleased very much with its arrangement. We were vited by Rev. Plank, a well-well of Dallas, Dr. Butler of the First Baptist church, this city and Mr. Johns formerly of Williamson County, Texas, now of Austin and Prof. Wilson of New York City. The following day, the city interest in M. C. A. work. The feature illustrated by Chart by Rev. Barnwell on how to care for the body and the address from Prof. Wilson were enjoyed by all. Melton Macdonald from the Instructional solo and the school of the Texas, and I could hear Nobody Pray. A special program was rendered last evening for George Washington's Birthday. The close of the birthday of March gave an excellent address on the Presidents of the United States from Washington to Coolidge, giving the principal event under each administration. Mrs. Martin has been asked to address the Church this city. Mr. Plank is next meeting, Mr. and Mr. Mitchell of the City viled the literary program last evening, also Mrs. Butler, wife of Rev. Butler of the First Baptist Church, this city. A. L. HOLSEY PASSEN THROUGH DALLAS A. L. Hiddey, Secretary, to De. Mo- tion. The National League issued a passport to Oklahoma, where he will be held. 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PRIDDING AVENUE ST. LOUIS MO. 626-626 CARD OF THANKS W. W. RAY, N.Y. ESTILLA JONES, REC'd Sec. THE EAST INDIA HAIR GROWER The cases against the fourteen women who were arrested nightly, night, day and night, Saturday night by Jude Bald and the police, were all indicted. All of the one-man indicted were found guilty against them the next day and found guilty against them the next day from the office of Assistant Counsel. The clan were first set for two-thursday but were put out on Friday. The Elks Lodge in the meantime were called which time he assured them after which time he assured them after unblessed intention of his office to see it that the war protestors had been. MISS ALMA DOUGLAS RECOVERI- NG AFTER SERIOUS ILLNESS Mia Alma Douglas is speedily recovering, at her home, from a recent serious illness and wishes to thank her friends for their kind and care. of Memphis, Teen. The race is proud of him. It has been presented in many of the large cities of the country, but this will be its first time to be presented in the Southwest. This Eaglet was the leading feature of the late General Conference at Louisville, Ky., and was witnessed by approximately ten (10,000) thousand people, and was pronounced the most interesting ever seen. This entertainment will be presented at the CITY HALL, FRI, NIGHT, MARCH 20, 1925 JUSTICE—Mrs. B. P. White ETHiopia—Miss Eydh. A. Led. MERCY—Miss Liljian M. Tucker. POSITION—Mrs. C. W. Abington. CENIDENY—Little Ruby Pay Haley. OPPRESSION—Little Delta Louis Haley. PAGE—Mrs. Quiglain Morrow. HISTORY—Dr. N. W. Clark. FIRST SLAVE FROM AFRICA—Mr. Asph-Harper HATTI—Miss Pranatelli Hill. LIBERIA—Mrs. D. C. Jones. CHRISTUS ATTUCKS—Mr. O. W. Johnson. HAVE OF 1881—Mr. O. A. Anderson. CIVIL WAR VETERAN—Mr. Sitas Adams. SPANISH WAR VETERAN—Dr. R. A. Henderson. WORLD WAR VETERAN—Mr. F. K. Bittle. LABOR—Mr. J. L. Sued. BUSINESS—Dr. A. H. Dyon. PROPRIETORY—T. W. PRATT. WOMANHOOD—Mrs. M. L. Ray. CHURCH—Mr. D. B. Wade. DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE—Miss Lil- ian Harder. 19TH AMENDMENT—Mrs. H. H. Palign. 19TH AMENDMENT—Mrs. V. J. Skewart. 19TH AMENDMENT—Mrs. Ettl Ward. This will be one of the most brilliant entertainments ever had in the City of Dallas. The musical feature will be under the direction of Madame W. Sidney Nipman, assisted by some of the best local talent, while the costume will be the most elaborate ever witnessed in a local entertainment. The Pagenant is under the auspices of Bethel, Evening Chapel and St. Janet Churches, Hera, G. B. Young, N. W. Clark, and C. W. Abington, Pastors. GENERAL ADMISSION, 50c; RESERVED SEATS, 75c PRISCILLA CITY CLUB - The Pricilla Art Club, held the regular Community Center. A large number of community Center, a large number of hourly learning the art, of picture making, of art, of painting. PRISCILLA CITY CLUB - Mr. E. Ward, 2004 North Fear Street club. Feb. 17th. During the business plan sessions were completed a book forward to begin the business Thrash and Mrs. Corrina Tenney Thrash and Mrs. Corrina Tenney Ruby Pollard visited the club for the presentation of the popular music Progessos was presented with a plate lunch decorated with souvenirs from the club's birthday. Mafia Art Club - Mr. Sigl, club chair to the club Tuesdays sthru St. Michael's club. Mrs. White, club chair. Many good things were fruit hakes being sent to the club. Plans for work in the dining room. The huestes served stuffed tomato pudding. Next meeting with Mr. "ETHIOPIA AT THE BAR OF JUSTICE." THE MUSEUM OF THE WORLD There will be a special meeting Friday, Feb. 20th at 5 p.m., purchased later. A�abert will be working off the meeting. The work of the Council was made by Mrs.Psi. W. L. L. and the�. W. L. L. was already enthusiastic bunch. Place of meeting at the Club Center of Washington and State St., Feb. 25th. Lady Mury� Revenues of Culture Club met. Fri. evening, Feb. 23, at the "Ch-Fallas" club, cor. Has and Thomas Quitea, Qutang, and business was before the in-dies. The following new-ladies were areυσόδωα. Mr. L. L. and Mrs. Borenia Smith, Plana were also outlined for an evening, Feb. 10, at the "New March" in all clubs of the city. Each club will be notified as to what their hour begins. Time to 1. Specimen of the city's "Mymay" was at 1.00 p.m. to be at 2.00 p.m. to be at 3.00 p.m. to be at 4.00 p.m. to be at 5.00 p.m. to be at 6.00 p.m. to be at 7.00 p.m. to be at 8.00 p.m. to be at 9.00 p.m. to be at 10.00 p.m. to be at 11.00 p.m. to be at 12.00 p.m. to be at 13.00 p.m. to be at 14.00 p.m. to be at 15.00 p.m. to be at 16.00 p.m. to be at 17.00 p.m. to be at 18.00 p.m. to be at 19.00 p.m. to be at 20.00 p.m. to be at 21.00 p.m. to be at 22.00 p.m. to be at 23.00 p.m. to be at 24.00 p.m. to be at 25.00 p.m. to be at 26.00 p.m. to be at 27.00 p.m. to be at 28.00 p.m. to be at 29.00 p.m. to be at 30.00 p.m. to be at 31.00 p.m. to be at 32.00 p.m. to be at 33.00 p.m. to be at 34.00 p.m. to be at 35.00 p.m. to be at 36.00 p.m. to be at 37.00 p.m. to be at 38.00 p.m. to be at 39.00 p.m. to be at 40.00 p.m. to be at 41.00 p.m. to be at 42.00 p.m. to be at 43.00 p.m. to be at 44.00 p.m. to be at 45.00 p.m. to be at 46.00 p.m. to be at 47.00 p.m. to be at 48.00 p.m. to be at 49.00 p.m. to be at 50.00 p.m. to be at 51.00 p.m. to be at 52.00 p.m. to be at 53.00 p.m. to be at 54.00 p.m. to be at 55.00 p.m. to be at 56.00 p.m. to be at 57.00 p.m. to be at 58.00 p.m. to be at 59.00 p.m. to be at 60.00 p.m. to be at 61.00 p.m. to be at 62.00 p. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1925 CAST OF CHARACTERS: MRS. C. W. ABINGTON, Manager. PRINCESS ANT CLUB — Mrs. P. Walker was hostess to the club for the 18th year, and, protected from the betterment of the club, also a plate-lunch will be served Thursday, Feb. 26. The had spring was a day when the club was at the top of the 19th. Mrs. P. Puzor, 342 Cottage Lane, next meeting will be with Mrs. Georgi Williams. Feb. 26. 19th, the first of the first. Cigarettes are the apetling plate lunch. Feb. 26. HAPPY GOLD LUCK SOCIAL CLUB met at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson's 913 Allen Bl. The meeting was called to order by the great-greats of the world, reopened with quotations and dues. Much business was transacted concerning the more dangerous and most important. Club was very glad to enroll Mrs. Sophia Daniela as a new member after which the club has rerved the delicious salad course by Mrs. B. Johnson and Mrs. Jose Paige. Next meeting will be with Mr. Tucker, 231 Allen. CLUB CENTER The Wee Windows Club Had a Valentine Party, Feb. 15th, 1925 at The Club Center There were forty-two present the hostess served with the winfield cafe, the best-selling and惯用的 best-selling house. Washington's louvants were used. Reporter Fea Lora Atkins. Miss Jesse Russell of Dallas, Free Kindergarten is giving a course in the course of the building of the building of Kindergarten teachers. The Flower Class under the supervision of Mrs. Underwood have been to make Easter Lillie and Christmas. Mrs. Jones has begun a class in Millennium those debating to take The Art Glass has finished some very pretty pictures and sealing Wax Novelties under supervision of SMITH CHAPEL, A. M. E. CHURCH July was a big day in South Chapel July. We had a big party in South Chapel Dr. Bailey preached quite an inter- view. He was a Golden Dawn preacher. He a slight hawk. He was a fellowship with his wife. He was an immigration hawk. He made an interview with Church. Church Chapel is a live, free Church. Church Chapel is a live, free Church. Church Chapel is a live, free Church. He is indeed a forceful EVENING CHAPEL, C. M. E. CHURCH. Benedictard Board No. F of Avon- ville. Thursday evening, Feb. 19th at 10:30 a.m. Figur 58. The meeting opened with excellent plans were given in which excellent plans were given in which Justice on Throne - Opposition demanding that judgment be passed on Ethiopia. Mery pleads for hert Ethiopia is called. She asks that History be called to recount her deeds. Opposition endows to prove him false. Ethiopia asks that other friends be called. They appear in the following order. The First Slave, Haiti, Liberia, Cripple Attuaca, Slave of 91, Civil War Veteran, American War Veteran, World War Veteran, Labor, Business, Professions, Womanhood, Church, Opposition declares Ethiopia has no legal rights. Ethiopia asks that other friends be called. Declaration of Independence, 14th, 15th and 16th Amendments are called also Dyre Anti-Lyche Bill, Public Opinion, Prophecy, Love Enter, Dyre Opposition out. Marriage, M marriage of Justice and Ethiopia. Ing. funds. The 1. committee on Domestic Science demonstrates this word as successful. The obtainable planning results. The committee on entertainment. The meeting is the first to pass was very pleasing. The hostess served near mind on lettuce, in a small and unallied. Adjusted to the Thursday evening Friday Fri 2 at the church. The Stewardship Board No. 2 of Evening Chapel C. M. E church has charged for the Friday at the home of Mrs. Heath Turner on Allen St. A nice number of ladies were present in the city was beautiful illustrated by the pastor. After the rotting of the first day, the staff of the choir were allçled to a pleasing menu which was enjoyed. The new, which was enjoyed with Mrs. Mattie Jeffer, son, 2402 Puquan St. News Ft. Worth News of Greater St. James 240, ST. Baptist Church, Dr. J. H. Winn. Pastor, The Church that Leads to the Saints of the world. The saints of greater St. James Second Street Baptist Church, her third, pastor, Dr. Winn at his time Sunday in two very notable sermons. The Sunday School for a day of the city's recreation during the 8. and 9. year period. A large crowd was not on the other side, and the weather. Prof. H. Hines conducted the review. A lovely atmosphere was creat- ed by the small-grinding music remained the best-selling and Juno choirs and the Orchestra, therefore the largest crowd was in proper at- titude for the "Worst when the musher to be a particular service to the�most-arrested-in- the announced his subject as being Judas, not Exceptor. Talk about the new group of new has, peculiar to its selection, but it was one of the most philanthropist- sions of the most well- lived group of the most popular in many months. The IL-Y. P. U. largely attended. Re-N. M. Mont- Kindered to be seen in the which the主导式 interesting was ready to be seen in the Ready Group Mrs. Klein, Mick and Mr. Hen Mason in charge. Prof- W. Williams delivered the prin- siple address on the subject. The Meston of the Church "Night Service" The Senior and Junior Choirs summarised with the Orches of the New York City at the "Twilight hour" several new and spicy numbers were contained attended the performances. At the New York City preached, from the subject "Strated Opinion of God Undi the same- time" to the "The New York King" and as a result, swap! D. P. T. RESERVED SEATS, 75c everything before him. Five new members were received into full fellowship during this service. Mida Hugel Harrison world renowned planet rendered a program of unusual Interest Tuesday night Feb. 24th. The St. James Dramatic Club presented a lovely drama, infilled Home-Acres Thursday night Feb. 26th. Revival to start Sunday March 1st. North Fort Worth It is opened at 9:30 a.m. with next Run, Mr. Green in the chair. Many visitors were present. A beautiful lesson was left away. A the 11:00 o'clock hour, pastor John, used for his topic. The words of Paul in his letter to Timothy's French word "be ingtant in season out of season, to improve, reduce, exhibit with all long suffering and doctrine. At night another soul stirring message was delivered to a screwed house, with visitors and friends' information for the news, collection 1150.28. There's the full members are certainly staying by the pastor in this building, in a few weeks the top will be finished an' we can boast so far of not owing anybody. Pastor Johnson asked for a liberal collection last Sunday, and the faithful members laid $33.00 on the table. Which is doing all she can for herself before getting on the list of the newلاورس. The Johnson, proving himself in the a profound thinker and is maneuvering things in a great way out here. JUSTICE." SYPNOPSIS: afism appears demanding that judge Ethiopia is called, she asks that endowers endowers to prove hifo false, appear in the following order. The judge asks, in business, Professions. Work as no legal rights. Ethiopia asks the evidence 18th, 14th and 16th Amu MISS MARY-STEIN-GORDON IMPROVING The Dallas Express is pleased to announce that at this writing Miss Miles has been appointed has been a senior ill at Paul Paulianum in resting well at. OAKWQOD ADDITION The Ladies Community Club met Thursday afternoon at the resident of Mrs. E. D. Cato, $106 Harmon St. Scripture Reading by Mrs. Cato. Prayer by Mrs W. M. Mitchell. The evening was spent discussing plans for the future work of the club. An instructive talk was made by Mrs. W. M. Mitchell. S. M. Jones, well known Dellas Hardline Hardline and Transfer, Company was being fired after seriously whether it was being fired with gao- cer of Iron and Central — tenth in the list. 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Says he: "Cheer up and be assured that if it takes a million years the sins of our enemies shall visit the million generation of those that hinder and oppress us." Remember that I have sworn by you and my God to serve to the end of time, the wreck of matter and the crush of worlds. I am willing to on time for my satisfaction and the retribution of my enemies. Look for me in the whirlwind and the storm, look for me all around you, for God's grace, I shall come and bring with me the countless millions of black slaves who have died in America and in the West Indies and the millions in Africa to aid you in the fight for liberty, freedom and justice. Foreign Advertising Representative: W. B. Jiff Company, 800 South Dearborn Street, Chicago, Ill. W. B. Merr Company, 800 South Dearborn Street, New York, N. Y. Notice To The Public Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or reputation of the person which may appear in the columns of the newspaper, should be gladly corrected upon its being brought to the attention of the public. The Dallas Express Subscriptions in Advance ONE YEAR 1.25 TWO MONTHS 1.25 THREE MONTHS 1.25 Interested at the Office at Dallas, Dallas, Texas Mail address: Office at Congress, March 1971 That Garvey, the man should have come on such evil days as to be forced to serve a term in the penitentiary is unfortunate; and he should have the same sort of sympathy with the inmates. He should dreamer, the profligate squanderer of the money of thousands of ignorant people, the king of superstition, the astute praacher of the supernatural should be removed from the active-practice of his cult, is not under the authority of the judge, is not in the way that he has promised. His followers may see him in the storm and in those other mysterious ways of which he speaks in his letter to them. But there is reason for the thought that if he were to be forced to serve a term in the penitentiary future doings, he should at least now be able to help himself out of his predicament, which is very present. THE DALLA EXPRESS he has never nested the white leather, mother has it been disgraced by the yellow streak, and the black mark on his mouth. It is a plum, every day sensible, conservative newswarer, and the anxious breast; it lies we loathful flag! It flies; it nurses a mournful heart. Its love of new hands justice, covers all the terribly rage. This is pretty high ground. This is pretty high ground. Rays of the press come up and stand with us. This ground it helps. B.E. KING. STANDARD PROVISION FOR NEGRO WELFARE There is no hope for the future in this regard unless there is a sense of urgency in the presentation of the reason for the majority of the teachers in the school. In the present condition, conditions will not only not improve but they will get worse unless there comes an end to the people. Pastors teachers, professional men and business men must have greater service of the community if these things are to be brought into the hands of the people made responsible for the dollar of the things which need to be given and it must be made one in a thousand and this ought to be begun in the near future. Future teachers will have to save to that company. That's progress. Slemp by presenting him with a handsome bag. It is not known whether the presentation was made for the reason that they rejoiced in his going or for the opposite reason. It is not known whether the presentation will find justification for the action when they remembered how loud some of these same brethren were in their denunciation of the whole breed of Lily whites. Many things point to progress in the race but nothing more than the announcement a few days ago of the fact that another of the large concerns of the race had taken out insurance to the extent of $800,000 on its most trusted employees. Actions like these point to the coming of a new day in which the concerns of the race will have come to the same point that the more successful among the other have come to, to the realization that the brains of those happen in the near future. Future teachers will have to save to that company. That's progress. gross neglect and staring inefficiency. Those who refuse to correct young people who whitewash the young may count and they may go, but the spirit which calls them into being will never cease. As long as that is true, there is no reason to worry. Those folks who are breaking into print from time to time with announcements as to the origin of jazz might do better if they confined their efforts to finding out where it was going. The most important man in the world over his success to heart is in poor judgment to heart. Now another Negro bank has failed but there is none of the excitement in news dispatches which was to be expected a few years ago in such a case. It is good that this young need to conserve rather than punish those children become minors after they are older. Those who refuse to listen to sound advice are sometimes forced to attend the school of bitter art perforce. The most important man in the world over his success to heart is in poor judgment to heart. The future war of the race which former Kainer Wilhelm sees is of the same sort as the victory which he saw for Germany over the whole world a few years ago. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRIARY 28, 1925 THE MIRROR OF PUBLIC OPINION GOING! GOING!! GOING!!! With the U.S. Senate stills, confirmations, and commute Seventh Congress, which pass 1925, facing its closing days, it isible or probable that the bill mins of town for the establishment of a commission on the Judiciary, which case, of course, it autombe considered as being a live Reflection causes us to re-verify the force during Committee on the Judiciary, wether other. Speculation was rife a project, concerning which Neriance, a profitable legislator men and Senators who wished to maintain the judiciary At any rate, it was lately unde-measure was booked for passa Senator Cummins was not a only to have them die for a failure of Congress served their cuses affecting Negroes should be any attempt to foster the indus Dyer bill was before Congress Thus, the brethren must Sikly-Eight Congress before a can again be visualized, and e-fit the Dyer bill was before Congress And those proponents w dreaming of push buttons and implements can be-transferred much more certain than the '1 For The Woman SOME HINTS FOR THE HEALTH OF THE FAMILY And those proponents who were sure shots can stop dreaming of push buttons and swivel chairs, unless those implements can be transferred to some other federal office, much more certain than The Negro Industrial Commission. Preston News Cameron. For The Woman Who Cares. Raise the blinds every day and let the sunlight in, even if for but an hour. Better let the carpet and the hangings fade a little than to see the bloom of health fads on the cheeks of your children. Have the youngsters get to exercise. Have the very best of their exercise. Have the boys and girls do some work about the house regardless. Every woman should be able to cook and do her own house work. An idle body and good health wont work together. Proper clothing should be a consideration. Is is a fact that most farmers know how to feed their cattle better than they know how to feed their children. Children must be fed differently at different ages. Adapt your food to the kind of work your husband does, a laboring man should be fed differently. A family man who gets little physical exercises. Eat your food with joy after it has been studied; all disagreeable subjects should be kept away from the dining room. Meal time is no place to discipline the children. Reasons to family and children are not the same. When the other trials and contributions. System and order is a compendium, nothing on mind leads to unenlightenment. It staps, and anxious thoumbrt- is, failure to understand, failure to deal with great deal to BESORT STYLES ARE FASHIONABLE FOR SPRING Much that is worn at Palm Beech, sets the style trend for Sprig and Hummer. The ensemble idea is greatly stressed. Even for sports, the coat with matching frock is preferred to the two-piece suit-ace ensembles. Not, but, in many areas, as the three-quarrel coat and matching dress costumes, but quite was becoming and particularly recommended, since they are more comfortable for warm-wealthy and less white. The white-件 remains straight and narrow with some tendency toward increased fulness. A glad-some retreat from the narrow continues of the popular style is afforded in the youthful new flocks that are more common in the old times. The most molded bodies. Many of the smartest new dresses from both resort and early shopping wear exploit box-pleated fronts, godeta circular flares and flores which start at the knee. In order to attract the fine, with the following the much-beloved slender lines. Gradual, but definite is the change from the long popular wrap-around styles to those that sponsor center-front clothing. Of course, the side-closing styles are the popular but those that buttoned at the center-front as a protein compettive. Cameron's hair twirl holds the world's most popular world season. Omni chiffon corns in a variety of lovely colors for a graceful,舞 and dinner look. TRY THIS SOMETIME Instead of gathering face pull the second thread from the top WHAT-NOT COLUMN: By Robert P. Edwards of the University of Maryland, 147. When was, the right of the Congress of the United States to pass the government's proclamation to people to petition the government? How did the government pass the proclamation of slavery in the District of Columbia to the suppression of slave owners other measures clearly precede for the establishment of the constitution within the purification of congress? Who was the president of Congress in 1816? What woman "fired a shot at" Uncle Tom's "Cabin" by counted among the products of banks, ever produced an affect so great that published in 1816 it was found published in 1816 and it was found published in 1816 and it was found published in 1816 and it was found Staff of the Interracial Commission in a recent meeting formulated a suggestive minimum standard of community provision for Negro welfare which it is introducing into the various local committees in places in the South where there are a considerable number of memories of the race. It is as follows: Equitable distribution of school funds, both for maintenance and buildings; Jeanes Fund supervising teachers; College of Nursing; education of at least one Rosenwald school a year until the needs are met; erection and maintenance of a central training school; Colored parent teacher association which receives the cooperation of the teachers and adequate hospital facilities; Colored farm and home demonstration agents; proper provision for Negroes in jails; almshouses and juvenile detention homes; juvenile probation officer or advisory committee; humane and just administration of the law, with insulting with appropriation reports, and the Sixth Court is into history on March 4. Does not appear either post-introduced by Senator Clinton or displeased by the present Congress, in statically dies and needs epic. scall that the "years" and管辖 walls by the House were bitterly opposed to each at that time, as to whether a zero opinion was at such vague investment for Congress it displeased their interest in this districts back home, worried that the industrial age, and it was conceded that man who idly introduced bills that the southern members binary notice that legislation it until the last-call, and that industrial measure would be met we invoked at the time.await the convening of the Negro industrial Commission even then it must come from where we sure shots can stop swived chairs, unless those it to some other federal office Negro industrial Commission. Preston News Cameron. Man Who Cares. until sufficiently full, then tie and break off-thread, sewing through the first. PRESSING SEAMS Fill a medicine dropper with water and travel slowly down the seam. This furnishes just the right amount of moisture for pressing. TO BRIGHTEN YOUR CAR. A good way to brighten up the finish on your car without much time or expense is to get a small can of floor wax in paste form. Apply with soft cloth and polish when dry. This makes the car look a hundred percent better and does not catch the dust. The liver is improved by soaking in skim milk for several hours. Cut the liver into on-half inch slices. Din each slice in flour, which has been sifted with salt and pepper. Bear in most drinches or bacon fat. When all the liver has been browned, arranges the slice in tigers in a shallow baking dish or cannerole. Put a few slices of onion between the layers and cover the top with four or five pieces of thin bacon. Add the stock, cover and bake in a moderately hot oven until tender. Uncover the dish during the last twenty minutes of baking. The liver may be baked in one piece and carved before serving. Time in cooking, 45 minutes Temperature, 400 degrees. Place, make, ete INDIVIDUAL SMALL STEAKS Buy steaks about one half inch thick, cut from a rib roll. This is a cut very much used by restaurants but not familiar to most housewives. It is best if aged a little. Since there is no waste, one pound will give at least three good servings. Pan broil. It as you would any steak, and serve with a hot butler sauce, seasoned with salt and pepper. If mushroom sauce is especially popular, it may be prepared at small expense by using dried mushrooms. These must of course, be soaked in cold water first. SMOTHERED BEEF ROLLS 1 shirt steak 1 tablespoon flour 1 tablespoon prepared mustard 1 teaspoon salt 4 teaspoon pepper Onion Celery Beef is a shirt steak weighing over one pound. It may be necessary to buy more than one shirt steak if serving. We then four or five persons. Trim off the membrane and suet, leaving enough of the suet to give flavor and tenderness. Cut the steak into pieces large enough to make small rolls (about three or four inches square). Mix the flour and seasonings and rub into the upper surface of the meat. Roll each piece of meat and fasten with skewers of teaspoon size. Beers the rolls in hot drippings and place them in a casserole or baking dish. Add a few slices of onion and celery, the tomato juice and salt and pepper and bake in a moderately hot oven until tender. Serve on a platter. Thicken the liquid in dish with one tablespoon of flour and pour over the balls. Time in cooking, 1 hour, 15 minu- tus. Temperature, 400 degrees F. Temperature. 400 degrees. Recipe makes four servings. effectively on the thought of the whole world, and the institution was arranged upon it, for a more impressive judgment than Christendom had ever pronounced here for. 162. What is the Peapody Fund? The Peabody Fund was established in 1867 of George Peabody, of Danvers, Mass. He provided a fund of $15,000,000 to be devoted to education in the South. The primary aim of the fund was to encourage the establishment of public school systems for children. After five education of children. After which income from the fund was devoted to the training of teachers through normal schools and teachers' institutes. Next Week's Whatnots 170. What was the course of Congressman John Quincy Adams during the suppression of "the right of petition." 171. What was the "Dred Booth Decision" 172. What is the Minesi County Questions pertaining to Nazi history inyarkee, were asked by Mr. Parker in this column. When space will not be available, questions will be presented personally answered, subject to proper Institutional and University approval. Questions regarding the Negro National Base, Negro National Base, BISB, Indiana Ave., Chicago, IL. Questions regarding the Negro National Base, BISB, Indiana Ave., Chicago, IL. John A. Andrews Memorial Hospital, Tweese Institute, Ala.-A. and permit me to say to you that I am a graduate of the University of Kirkbrite, Miss. M. Booth and F. N. Robinson, and that I am on the outside looking in by this time they would have, but you know, you knives you please, but you just don't work, and if it never makes up its mind to work, then you will work, and if it never makes up its mind to work, then you will work. I am proud to say that nature has been acting and I am right now sitting up, and every day and in every way I am getting better and better, until you need not be sure to be in the way I'm going to you. I'm not time to be outside, looking in. But about four weeks in bed may seem a long time, but then what is it compared with a fellow being in a home and what is it getting done each three full day every day and then some between meal hours. Of course the people would have gathered around my body looked in my " said Don't be look at me. " Look at me, I think I'll look at you when I sleep. Some would have about a few years, and the preacher would have sent me right into heaven, and said " another good man gonna." That would have been the end. The bus had all this planned out, and the walk they would have seeded their plans, but then just about the time they should they had me far away from Dr. George Cleveland Hall and other big buses, I think they're the same. But they did not know anything about Dr. E. O. Dible, the young man who came into the world via North Carolina, and who is ranking with the bus. In the country and I am leaving nothing. They made a slight attac to him during his life. On the other hand, the Editor, Mr. W. Adams, and followed it to Montgomery, and the big attack which was made by the J. W. Pollocke Institute, and there is the place they got fooled. I told you how much, and when followed by Dr. Dibble, and then Dr. Wood, and the work of the J. W. Pollocke Institute. He was looking at her own work after she was the state of the state. He was the place of only that, but others was a sympathetic friendly thing. The case of the physician, Dr. Dibble took the case, in hand personally and he is not to be so far from being on the work. On the other hand, but still down here, on earth striving to do what can and must soon see out of the way. The world is the only thing. I will not be long before President Calvin Coolidge will take the place of the first time he will then be the full pledged president of the United States. Of the most important people who are the man the people elected four years ago, took a train to heaven. He was at the time of the war, and he was the one who could be. The man, he is there because of the American people told him to go to the world as he was in the world. He was a person who was a reason for doubt. They talked about Congress having to be the man and all that kind of Tom. Foolishness, but the people made up of the people who were opened they marched to the tune "Yankees Doodle" not it is and he was the only thing that he covered that Carly. Coolidge had gone beyond the speed limit, but no arrest was made. We called the meeting to be the president of all the people. Democrats and Republicans, white and poor, which and joy He is my real QUESTIONS ABOUT IN NEGRO Questions pertaining to if certain African ed by Mr. Parker in this co- ncern were personally answered, subject communications to desegregated Negro clates New York. Was the wife of Nécoleon Hona- tian, Josephine, wife of Nécoleon, was Jasperine, wife of Nécoleon, was and of mixed African and French --- Doas the Desert of Sehara touch Liberia at any point?—W., L. K. Malden, Ohio. Look up a map of Africa. It certainly does not. The Sehara Desert is in the northern part of Africa and several hundred miles removed from Liberia. What products are raised in Liberia—F. G. N., Des Moines, Iowa. Coffee was one of the chief products before the war when the Germans held the trade, but since then the Liberans have let the coffee lands go to ruins. Hardwood palm oil, palm kernels, and some cocoa, are among the present products exported. Was Mohammed a Negro?—F. R. Q. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Yes, he was a mutuition, of the Habit. He lived in the house of Habim. The Kortes were closely allied to the Djibouti, and they having founded the house of tradi- tionally. Who was Cilius and what was his role in the history of the TID- By Leonard Massenburge (Neuro-Mortality Center) from the land of Cieopatra. For the ladies of this day can be gathered from the bust of the builders and the process of the building to the British Museum. As according to reports, it is one of the lowest and most perfectly ex-loated and most well-suited and well-made products in its perfectly colored and their in nothing crude about it. It is as finished as the most successful product of the most successful modern sculptor and shows a raw, high, beautiful and�-skilled with the at present popular and critical of disobstante's stoop, wearing a strong high crown of beaten gold. Famous archaeologists are swearing that the best-in-law is the most beautiful woman of antiquity. This-relic indolenters that when the pyramids were being built, theologists who went out to see them, prided themselves upon their slimness. Records indicate also, that they had the best visitors and the most thought-ful indoverously. But they differed in one essential from the beauties of today. Their old life was the most beautiful life. But not care who knew it, for they were sandals which revealed them utterly. Also they were quite dent—just as much as be in our president. But we are not going have words about it. But people are expecting some changes to be made. He is not expected to sacrifice me in all of the future. But I do not feel that there is settled forever and ever- men. We are going to have some men in the U.S. in some times. In the U.S. in some of the 国家 representatives, and some new men in the cabinet, and some new men people of the country. But we are not expected to change, have elected Hon. Charles S. Densen to the United States. Sents and he can get to the people who are going to want things to move along well. Now some The people of Chicago are looking for the appointment of a mighty good man for Post Master of that city. How do you think the new superintendent of the Englewood office. They say that he is a real member of the U.S. government and good and worth, and that is true as he is the man for the place. He is not a real man, but the qualified. A college is designed to be a man of the people. He is a gentleman, and a good man of the people. He is a firm and let him serve the people with President Collide and with help to make his admin- ாதارو Administration. At this writing the battle is on the in the of the term of the war. In the U.S. in the U.S. I don't know much about this thing you can call it. It's that way. My very very well to know that we may get to know a man will be a man and not only, I find that Dr. A. M. Towris and still pushing the new buildup and the Baptists of America are taking him to the other place, and I will let you know when they are going in their new building. Speaking of the Hapitas of this time, I have never from Dr. G. M. Will, the Orlando, Florida, corresponding secretary of the National Baptist Sunday-Reھul Congress telling me in fact he is telling all the people that the National Baptist Sunday-Rehab is going to be going to be going to be going to live in the people who will over the country will be there. Mr. Hill says that the people are prepared right now all people are assisting in the meeting. I will be the highest among the people ever held in Kansas. I want to be there myself and I hope you are getting ready. I want to know thank Mr. Hill for his letter. He is starting this time to help the people know June is right over the fence. President William H. Jernagin, of the National Race Congress of America, Inc., has called the annual meeting for March 2 to 6. Mr. "current" Baptist church Third and Eye stream, N.W. I. I. said to be the legislative Session. The annual session will be preached as a clock the night of March 2, and then will follow the business sessions. The rate which will be given to the people who are going to Washington to see the President take his seat will be used. The Dyer Anti-Lynching Bill will be在下榻楼和当地人的Tina Bill. Let us take advantage of every opportunity to seek ours. We do not mean to antagonize any people of any section of the country, but we must want to be counted beyond boyhood. If you desire any information concerning this meeting write to Dr. W. H. Jernagin, 124 Third Street N.W. Washington, I think I will bring this letter to a stop for this week. Hope to hear from you. J. O. MIDNIGHT. AND ANSWERS TO HISTORY. to Negro, history anywhere. not too long, will be answer- columns. When space will not not suitable, letters will be act to proper limitations, and is enclosed. Address will be Wells Parker, The Asso- ndiana Ave, Chicago, Ill. 224, by A. N. P. his relation to Alexander the Great—D.R. A. Corinth, Mass. Chitus was one of the generals under Alexander and one of the best loved Alexander killed him in the Great War and a research re- agreted the deed deeply. Cities was a Negro. What period marks the fall of the power of the dark faces?—H The downfall of the Moor in Spain marks the close of the rule of nations of Africa as descent. This is in a world wide sense. This was about the twelfth century. Is a masonry an African rite and when was it practiced?—It. F. B. Duluth, Mim. Modern masonry bears little revelation to ancient masonry as un- or unpracticed today. The自我aspirations possessed secrets of which the modern masonry shows a different result was very different. It would require a large volume to merely cover the subject and space, just permit here to give even a brief resume. Was the conqueror Omar of Africa, an descent?—P. I. N. Los Angeles California. Omar, the great Mohammed conqueror and second caliph of the world, of the same tribe of Mohammed. BITS Along with the bust of Queen Henry the Second, he was presented the unmarried wife. He was presented the Queen Takahashi who is re- presented in the 1840s years before Christ. His hair was cut short and he was married to Fraida Hand street, repose to the church. He is the model for the bust of many un- known women, the fact that at some age he was a lover of a woman and took vided care of her after they divorced and used rose flowers. While Henry Leonard is real- ing at there is still hunt on for a shoe he is wearing the "old Master" Joo Gua Hie he is over a succession to Leona's crown The man who is wanted to fill he is able to hit hard, but as yet On the platform, at the head of the Banquet table, and in the pulpit, yes, they always get reserved seats at our affairs, the white people. We invite them to our elegance. We dine them at our banquets, they always get choice easy at our affaires and they are honored, praised and pampersed, and why? Why do you have a "Amazing Black people" reserve seats for our white, red, and piece-the-and-place them before your gatherings and headliners and leave our own men of respect, mixed ability and value to ease up at them as if they were "the men of the heart". The answer is both patient, obvious and easy. It is the state of our mind—it is our psychology. Not many of us question our minds of thinking and few of us and ourselves why we dwell in our mental guttars; we accept our past, chology as a fact and let it go and feel that peace was, have allowed ourselves, unconsciously to become reconciled to the status of intertwined cross-action of the Caucasian mind will show that his psychology is diametrically different and opposite to ours. He has unconsciously accepted the prevailing dietary of his "inherent superiority," he does not question himself about it, for with him it is a fact. With us charitable and tolerant, you're done he den, with us without an ing, consequences of the dominant position and our subject status. When we receive the platform we do as an difference. The handles up of it we were curiosities and out of the ordinary," and he never loses us the mental quiesse, and in his clever, tactful manner, he is making the information to us that he is his and a condescension. That is his method of thinking. But for the white man, to: criticize him for toving himself and helping in his super inity, and to help him to help hisself, he are unfair to ourselves when we are unfair to our 盡力. We are not to be with the same or of public. Some of them who will send this will undoubtedly remain un- chained. We are not to be able to be an attempt to stem the tire of the above fall of land, but we be to be a man who will not be in any way. Every little formation and the staging of every affair, be it ever small and unkind, but we are to be the largest and conducted with the definite and unfalsified policy of changing the life of the people. And that, when we come to make a practice of exaling whitened and reshiving places for the people, we are not to be in any way recessive, our own above all others, there will be a graduate change in our people. We have now made the home seats on platforms, let them be the headliners in our affections and our buildings in our own buildings, and we are not to be in our confidence in us will be inculcated. The people who are not to be here, who do nothing but perpetuate the psychology of the half-man, HENDERSON BUSINESS COLLEGE Mr. C. F. Starks, Manager of the Dallas Express Publishing Co., was in our city on business and failed to see the Business School while our World-Class M&M Park, our school, at any time. Mr. J. T. Ward-custodian has been confined to his home with "an attack of pneumonia, we hope for...him a study of recovery and return to school." The Tounsaint L'Ouvverture and the Crisap Attucks club rendered a joint program for the "season of the 1976 at the M.M.T.S.M. of Farmer college, one of the great men of our race spoke to the students on "Life," his remarks were enjoyed by all. His lecture was held in all the states. Other numbers were rendered by the members of the club. Each club is striving to excel the other. The two clubs have big things in view for spring, the students are looking forward to command the city's new students from Oklahoma. Arkansas. Alabama. Georgia. Mississippi. North and South Carolinas. Louisiana and Texas. The students from various document groups will be present in Lunch. Marlin Arwyne, Jackmewitte; Hood, Fort Worth and Sarborough. Marlin, Meazar, Wilson, Dallas; Wade, Tyler; so on. The school is one Star State well represented as well as other states in Union. Mrs Thomas Dangerfield was in Mrs Thomas Dangerfield was in Nashville. Thursday, on bliness. C. L. A. A. MEMBERS STAND TOGETHER C. I. C. A. A., the membership of the National Association have done much, to raise awareness of the association and to develop a relationship on the part of the Nerdy public. The association is headed by Alexander, Graduate Manager of the Nerdy public. Present during the dedication is Dr. Alexander, Graduate Manager of the Nerdy public. The public should have the information to take possession of the public in the near future. Miss ALMA DODEGLAS RECOVERING AFTER MEMORIAS HURTNESS Miss Alice. Dougles is specially devoted to the possession of the public, and wishes to thank her and the administration for kind attention to her during name. The man does not be found. It was a treat to see her, and wishes to thank her for her kindness and attention to the administration. But Goewe is not sure about her name. In speaking of waterways mentioned that killer Joe Walsh is the man and are hardened to the water. Joe Walsh drop them with one — spoon, carrot, Michele Walsh, the sweet carrot. Michele Walsh, the sweet carrot, have been "murdered" by Walsh. Tiger Flowers is here now and the sweet light-heavy flowers have been admired. Tiger flowers are above them. Tiger flowers under his butt. And MISS EYES. SOCIETY Maxwell's Refilling Shop is sold directly to you by email, postal, on the internet or by phone. We also make copies of the product and give away them at MAXWELL'S LABORATORIES. With all of your faults, Miss Eyes really didn't think you'd be guilty of breakthroughs so soon. What would you think of your wife (who is away from home) simply to help you? If she was shor in all day with non-of-her old sweethearts and then if he were to carry her out to a swell dance where relatives and all could see. Have you no conscience at all? You should have known whether you wanted to settle down or not. This being your second voyage. Miss Eyes ferre you're in for a siege of the Triub. ```markdown ``` Miss Eyes was near the other night when you were wondering if she was going to be a shick's carried out. Don't worry, because she only has long, but you had better watch out because the night girl might come along some time. Young women who have greedish heartless, that's the problem which she says, that you'll find with the other follow, but may be that you'll have better. When you are in the life of an attention, otherwise they may not ever have noticed any. Watch Miss Eyes was that you have not considered her warning to you better watch out. Those boys are not as good as they did, but they have a lot to do with her. If holding the -and after the bled has gotten away. You know he has remarked several Qmes that he could not use you in his home. He has said that you are very good to have a good time. He has a very poor attitude of a certain Shick who has been a big bad man but, one by one, he's regular. You may have entertained a certain out of never being. Miss Eyes knows about the rest. The regular will soon be the same. There is nothing covered but what will come to light After you are unscarcful to agree with you have failed to seem to be the same. What does you do? If you don't know what he has to do, what you are not. If you break them up and you again, you have had your day and did not want him so why does not want you now. ... Miss Kynn would like to advise you that she is planning to put the soft pods on when she will be leaving town. She certain business telephone. We will be having several telephones on. The same telephone will be used for a number just when you're talking. Texas Towns The First H. E. King was the principal of Fred Douglas School has tendered his resignation effecting a 2-year-old young man accepted a position with American Woodmen as Deputy. There will be a Grand Recital and lecture by Mmes D. Thomas of Rockwall and A. E. Clank of Dalluz on 12th of March at Payne Channel A. M. Church of St. Mark's. D. A. M. E. Church will hold his second Quarterly Conference March 5th at Payne Chapel. A. M. E. Church, Mrs. Oracle Toiter-underwent a successful operation at St. Mark's on 12th of March. Mr. E. King will pro-from hope to Charlotte N. C. to represent The American Woodman. Mrs. Eagle Jackson is convalescence. Mrs. Idea, Moxley made a strict to Colling, Tex. Mrs. Florence Smith now of Okla. City, a city-only solid city city. The corner of North East and Brockett Sts to Payne Chapel A. M. E. Chapel. They will next year erect a handsome church edifice and parsonage both facing on Brockett St. Mrs. James Grant of the two which were visited Mrs. C. D. van-Hersons has returned. Mr. Dan Henderson and family have moved to 208 R. Maxel St. New Jno. D. Foars of Clarksville, N.C. improved the Impression Baptist Association Mt. Glenn Baptist to obtain the a 20 year debt, which has been his efforts since since being here for the on the坐 list, Mrs. Annie Angle Mt. Brown Mt. Miss Chase Mt. Hower Miss Rose Mt. Moeffison withholds the large cities of the church club have no function at the church club home, but she is at her parish home, in the Mt. Glenn Baptist church of which she is pastor. The mother, cousin Gerrie Owen and also also her husband from New church pastor of John in New church pastor of John in New church sister of the Mt. Glenn Baptist sister of the Mt. Glenn Baptist delegates and volunteers are expected to attend. Mae Ross of Markay, Texas were married Feb. 16th. Rev. M. N. Milligan officiated Rev. H. D. Allen and members of Harmony Baptist met in a business session Feb. 22nd to make final arrangements for the building of their new 150,000.00 church. Mrs. Susie You don't mean to tell Miss Eye they all jumped him about she little immsier: my you've got a compilation if you can stand that bunch it would be better to let your better judgement be your guide and try to over some that perceived nature and associate with your equal. Dallas has had one dose of that, and hope you won't fall in the same pit. Miss Eye would really hate to see you get in such a predicament. ... Miss Eyes wonders how herself is the only one who has had the other night if it was had happened up as her new, unimprovised, and certain visiters to Plapper they seemed to be old. But when they went to Plapper's home to know his waste of the kind you read of in attry books, and to think that you fell for that staff. *** Miss Eyes was at the dance, the other night and was surprised to think. It is had enough for the men but when the Ladies start to play it had to go out. It was the same young girl goes wrong. Like daughter like son, like mother, like You are the Hero of that bunch of sings, if you'd like to say it is in it, they would say "Yes Sir, Miss Eyes" going on long as you use your influences selfishly. Then you lose Miss Eyes know you'd not good over the last stint you pulled. Miss Eyes won't arise the stunning flappers and Dallas High Up and the man who is smoking their classy, not to play on the die and they'll have better life. Too bad to waste your money like that. Ladies of France put down his wife. To please a harlo's mim. Don't get strended down and took. And put it, stop to him. Thou footless men with chance are great. The lesson here for you In anything you do, Don't let the desire wreth your life. Nor woman vil-displace. Affection you vise for your wife. And cause lasting diagroun. Let's learn from techerous men of old That virtue payeth BEST Our life is as a tale that's told. Then comes the well earned rest. Logis of France put down his wife, to please a harlota whom. But that stepped down and took his life. And put a stop to him. Cook is in Dallas, working as a train-ed nurse, Mrs. C. W. Thompson sustained, minor injuries in a fall recently. Miss Fern Nelson is patient for 84 John C. M. K. choir. CLEBRIRE—There was a great excitement in East Cloburne Run. Day evening at the First Baptist church, Rev. Edwards and members of the High-Bantam church were assisting Rev. J. W. Hawkins in his rally. A white man entered the church with a 22 Rifle church was broken up for while, the White man was arrested and placed in jail. The Eastern Star MALAKOFF—The Mt. Olive Baptist Church pulpit was vacant. Funday on account of the inclement weather, Rev. Williams, the pastor is making great progress. E. J. Walker of Houston is visiting parents and friends everybody seems glad to have to be here again. The Perkins Cafe is where you get service and quality; everybody likes to go there. Miss Vera Tolliver, Morian McClaster and Etta Thomas went to Kerens Friday visiting. Miss Tolliver returned Sunday reporting a nice time. Mrs. C. E. Edwards have been in Corleicana Sanitarum. MeKINNEY—The Dubois Social and Literary Club met Monday Feb. 16th with Misses Juanite and Leta Doty as hostess. Ten members answered to roll call. An interesting lesson on Etiquette was taught by Miss Inas Doty. After Business hour Maxwell's Reducing Soap REMARKABLE NEW DISCOVERY Usually take off ONE of FOUR pounds in a day! Give amazing essential. Absolutely harmless and is delightful. You can be slim, as you do. Guaranteed. Reduces any part of the without affecting other parts. No exercise. Corrects your head double chin, bulky legs and ankylust and abdomen, shoulders and arms. Baby tissues, leaving the skin fine. The result of simply unbeing you try it. Don't give up because you can able to reduce by other methods. "By the modern physician and a capital and health resorts. Fueling Soap is sold direct to you by range, Price $50 a cake, or three cake is a complete life purpose. Send cash or MAXWELL'S LABORATORIES a. Rock Court, March, 5th and 6th. a. Meadows Huth Brown and Norr Warrants, left Saturday night for the home in the Huths. b. Best Amour with visitor her husband in Armours. Sunday Mrs. Hatlin Smith has a sick child. Uncle Rich and the following. c. Newspaper Morning Tender. The auspicia—of the Pasters' Alliance weekly discussions are being held at some of the churches. ABILENE — A feeling of gloom has been cast over the city. The children were also have lost three gendernents of�ittens in the gendern. Mrs. Little Jones, died Feb. 15, leaving a husband, daughter, three step children and a number of rabbons. A. The Rev. E. E. A. Newspaper Church had a successful Ministerial�in, which was both instructly and spiritual. Mrs. Albert of Webbit Falls is visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. E. a. May. John-Koll Jr. John-Koll and A. John-Koll Jr. were visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cumly last Sunday. Mayor Combs has been proposed to be the same plan as the last time they were on the other side. A. Mr. E. E. CARD OF TRANKS October Lane-The scholars of Ma- dal Memorial school which was ad- dicated by the Rosewald Funds have been given the opportunity to get a framed likeness of Mr. Rosewald to hang on the wall. Fat the No. 125 WEATHEPHORD — Services well attended, all day Sunday, Rev. Mgnk Mineral Wells preached two hobbs of the New Yorker, the church, Mrs. Cloon Rucker was called to the bed side of her grandson's life. Mr. Bose (Ikar) was there in the first day of the Mass of New York, Mrs. John Aard was the guest of Mrs. Cloon Rucker. Mrs. Keely is with the church in the first day of the Mass of New York, Mrs. Washington and her sister Mrs. Tiny Simmons left for Kansas City last week. Mr. Millage was given to the same place in Union program met at the C. M. E. Church and was enjoyed by all Monks and was at the Misterary Church Sunday. The C. M. E. Church was the first of the first. The first was the doing great work Mrs. Jeanne Thomas was called to� East Worth the state. Mr. W. W. the house is better-at this writing. Mr. Walter Noland has returned to the city of New York. Mr. W. W. and Aneta were seriously hurt the morning on the highway at 7, o'clock. Mr. James Young left for Fort Worth, this morning. CEI, N.A. Rev. Y.W. R. MoQuirter, pastor of St. Phillips Baptist Church was at his past Sunday. The col- d was at his old age. Fife was born for several months is at home again. Mr. Ranh Johnson of Delle is visit- the first of the first life of Mr. Johnson. Mrs. J. C. Ford spent the week and in Sherman Miss Iva Lee Washington, spending several days with Mrs. Jones who has been ill, for some time was able to be out Sunday. Rev. A. G. Greer of Ablene will preach for us Wednesday night. Feb. 17th. The Y.W. C.A. of our church is growing rapidly, also at the end of the 19th of the 19th post of duty. The public school of Hamlin is progressing recently with a large announcement this year. The many friends of Mrs. Louis Vangard was glad to see her church Sunday after a long absence on account of illness. Mr. Hattie was sent the week-end in Austria, Texas. Mr. J. W. Gonzales of Route St. was a welcome visit to the school. Mr. G. Green and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gonzales. Mrs. Keasle, Texas has returned from a two weeks visit to Wichita Falls. Quite a number of lots are being sold and the results are now being given. Mr. Tom Hattie left last week for Frenham and Taylor on business. LEAFKEN—The people of Lurkin are very good to see the death of Mrs. Sean Hunn who died. But he might not be good to see Mrs. Sarah Kevens many relatives who were at her bedside until death. Pumeral will congent at the first Baptist church of which she is a member of the Relief Society. J. Jones Jr. will of MICHAEL BROWN and MICHAEL R. BROWN. They were in the Rock City were visited in part by the band was disempowered by Nixon and was disempowered by Nixon. They were afraid of Nixon. They were afraid of Nixon. CHICAGO, NEWS Mrs. Elizabeth Rochop president, Herbert Officers Council No. 1, A.P.K. & D. of A. was presented with a gold lined silver fruit dish by the vice-president. Mrs. Mary Smith, in the last meeting of the council on behalf of the officers and members for the splendid services rendered by Mrs. Rochop. Mrs. Maggie T. Pryor, well known fraternally, spent considerable time during the week in Morgan Park visiting with the sick of, the various organizations of which she is an officer. The Right Reverend Bishop A.I. Galing delivered an interesting address on last Sunday morning at Quinn Chapel A.M. Church before a large audience. Services during the entire day were very interesting and largely attended. The state grand lodge of U. S. H. will meet in Chicago during the summer to discuss a committee has begun work on successful reserves hold in the his- Auguste Field, 3609 K State St. Auguste Field, 3609 K State St. In August, from Levenworth, Kane, he sent to the Dothin, V.C. tion visiting his mother, other relatives and old acquaintances. Dear Thomas, 1825 Marching Club of which James M. Brooks is presit- e, in looking like a plane in the Club. He largest and best when they go to the tobacco market. A. T. Bailey, pres. The Dalley Heity Co., 2621 R. State St. together with his associate, I. Bully and his subsidiary on for members of the race during the coming summer. Hon. William H. Fields of St. Louis, M.C. and D.A. is to visit Chicago at an early date to confer the importance to the success of the grand lodge and encampment to be held in August at Indianapolis, Indiana. SATURDAY NIGHTS Rev. W. J. Redden, the efficient pastor of the Presence of the Church of St. T.S. T.S. Church Sunday night at preached a high spirit sermon to urge su- fitted a collection of $12.35. Mrs. S. E. Etter, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Johnson, Mrs. M. T. Bally, Ph.D. Mrs. M. T. Bally, Ph.D. Mrs. M. T. Bally, Ph.D. Mrs. Mary Miller attended the funeral of Mrs. N. L. Weems at Rusk last week. Mr. and Mr. Henry St. Mrs. M. T. Bally, G. W. P. B. W. W. D. B. W. W. W. W. W. and Fort Worth, Saturday night. Mr. Jones, Crier and Miss W. Warnie and married Feb. 1st Rev. O. C. Glass afflicted. 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E. church filled his regular appointment Monday and preached a plans and sermon Miss Sarah Naples, Mary Bryant of Dallas attended the General of the first mother, Miss Hushy Sanders of San Antonio, went a few days in the city, visiting her uncle and friend. Mr. Owens Boston, one of the highly respected citizens of the city, died in 15 after seven weeks. Unlaw. Rev. C. H. Carter conducted the funeral. Remains were laid to rest in Pine Grove cemetery. Prof. M. H. Davis, Misses R. E. Tlemans, Mable Sanders and Miss T. M. Campbell, motored to Tyler Friday to attend the inter-regional meet Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Ragnostle is meeting a nice residence on North Ragnostle Street. Mr. Moses Boy left last week for the hospital in Houston. The Jackson-Hewitt hospital is defeated the Lufthart high school basketball team in a fast game Saturday 10 to 13 coach, Gea Gibson who had charge of the practicing preparing the club for the game. The team was given the training to shape to win the game. 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Frank-St. and the National City Call before the National Negro Press Association here Thursday. Mr. Franklin's subject was "Advertisers and Squares Buyers." Negro business houses who hold the negro press in contempt in the matter of advertising contracts, but who rush to it with propaganda in their hour of mood, were-hit by the speaker. A large southern insurance company that does not advertise, but that fired its leach advertisements all over the country when it was under fire was cited by the speaker along with a "Obligation insurance company whose head does not think the Negro Press good Texas Towns Diamond. — The Sunday School was well attended sunday. Elder A. K. Hughes was with his people at the C. M. K. church. The contest in the Bipworth League handed by Ems. Aden, the "King of the World" of Mr. James Duncan for men was an enjoyable affair. The women were on the price which was a free-zer of ice cream. The cream was served after the announcement of the league. Collection $12.75 was sent to the Church of Grandma, who was at the Church of God Sunday at eleven and at night. Bro Dave Ossal, Bissler M. K. Goldman, White Massey and Leona Hoekins attended the Blisterral Council. — Cedar the Grandma and Thurman brother Ossal are elected District Dept. of Bipworth League. Stater Coleman, vice president of Women's work and Minister Homens, assistant secretary of the District. Death has again been born and has taken from the death of the king, buried within Thursday and Mrs. Leona Lall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Spencer. He was buried at Kennard, Saturday. There is yet a deal of stakes, but he was a good day to find the new house. The Votee of 818 family that has been very old are much improved. TIQUETTON, MR. N. H. Monkey of Crichet, Texas on route from Galveston, stopped at Oval, in Houston, in 1968. Hall Avenue, Mr. Geor. H. Goryton, 2211 Shanghai street visited last week. Mrs. Roe Hroofrix left for Mission, Texas, last week to the bed of other mother who died their last week. Mr. Goryton was a great friend of the Business agent for Fraclie. Viewed the store at the other store at the time of the 19th century. Mrs. Mr. Thomas was a good and all of the city's churches were good and all of the soldiers were good. Mr. E. A. A. Church, Inc. is the first school of the old sermons. The 218000 campaign was opened on to some extent. Mr. W. Whittier, New York City, was the first Vancantte as a Mount Klow M. H. Church Monday night. Mr. J. B. Baker, 2nd as well as the 19th century. Mrs. Mr. A. A. A. King was the distinguished visitor in curity. Prof. L. H. Kinghood spent the year in the city of New York, and was at the time of the 19th century. Alfred Oykess and Miss Bessie K Fraction all of Paul Quince and the 19th century were in the city of New York. Mrs. Mr. A. A. A. King was the first of the people who were born in the city of France and acquaintances. Mrs. Mr. J. W. Murray, who was born in the city of New York, was the first of the people who were born in the city of France. The main feature of the city is the main building of the city's first party in honor of Mr. E. A. A. E. Kellon, sir, on the 19th birthday of the community devoted with 19 fashred and 1900s. In�血 The party returned home last week to the 19th century. Mr. Anna Togere, the enough for his advertisement, but who will take all the free space that he can afford to invest in mentoring. Wearing that publisher must serve the needs of the race faithfully, and the only person he himself was sounded by Franklin. His ammended edition of the book not only provides transportation to the editor's office, but also the unequal railroad accommodation. At whatever cost, the Negro must gain respect for his buying power, said the speaker. "It is a serious matter that merchants who supply the Negro with the bulk of his needs, limit their advertisements almost exclusively to the white press. The Negro press, strengthened by circulation, built upon news, strived with fair rates and good service, can take its share of advertising and along with the millions of dollars it receives for local and national advertising. It can win respect for the race in this practical age." In A. Woodmen Business. Bro. H. L. Weaton and brothers from Trocken were in town of Slutzer. Josephine Roberts and little Sellerlin have returned home after spending ten days in Austin Texas. Rev. J. E. Stoubs preached "a. Howen Pilgrim Baptist church last Thursday night. Mr. Mack Brackett of Riverside is at the home of his grand daughter, Mrs. W. D. Kirkland is very sick. Mrs. Kisfin of Switcher visited Mrs. Ada Bagaby. ENNIS — Sunday School was well attended, leasyn was conducted by slupit. J. R. Postal at his post banker class No. 1. After opening of the service by the choir, the pastor preached from the subject: "Faith" At 3:40 the church was a scene of christian love and service when each priest was God by telling of his life and full love that was given to the church in their soul, great was the class meeting 7:30 after a soul stirring prayer service. Rev. A. W. Rice of New Mexico was introduced and preached from Jno. 3:16. Joint meeting of stewards, Missionary Society and Willing Workers was well agreed, numbering 20. Several programs were planned by the school. The school will be planned on board who will give a seekable entertainment Feb. 28. Dr. Johnson reports wife is one and improving Mrs. F. Lister is improving slowly. Mrs. Lillian Lister who has been visiting her mother, the last month or more will take her long-term presence. The F. R. Dr. A. R. Starks will hold its second quarter conference Sunday and Monday. Rev. J. T. Simpson and Mr. consignation will be with the 3:20 come and hear this great gas-pel preschers. GARLAND — Gov. W. H. Jefferson of Dams gave a fine lecture at the public school Monday. The Fair-Chester's Association, at the Thursday night, Feb. 11, at 5:00 a.m., the meeting was fine. Nick list: Mrs. Fritz Webster, Arthur Mary Lee and Mrs. W. H. Jefferson, the first of the first, who, in the same day, paid or filed the church preached a soul stirring sermon Sunday to 12 m. Mrs. Picell Williams - Mrs. Tom's Mrs. Mr. Williams at the public school Friday. Amount at the public school was $1.50 per month. Association $5.50 Mr. Mr. Mrs. Tall wakes to thank their friends for the many beautiful presentations of Mrs. W. H. Jefferson, Mrs. and Mrs. G. W. Morehead, at the showers, given at their residence. Mrs. W. H. Jefferson is called over the beautiful Yams, presented the association by Miss Jessie Johnson. Miss Matt-and-Mrs. W. H. Johnson was a public-party, Mr. and Mrs. Biles-Wannell, Monday, Feb. 22. Mrs. W. H. Jefferson is the school building Sunday evening, March 1, at 5 p.m. Everybody is invited to attend the service. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Jefferson was at the public school on May 22, 1975. Mrs. W. H. E. Dillard and Mr. and Mrs. Biles Tashnell, Monday, Feb. 16. Mrs. W. H. Jefferson, Mrs. E. Hankey, Waxie, Jing, Arthur Lee, W. H. Horton, Robert E. Lee, Edward Coleman and Mary Ellenshoth Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. E. Dillard, the week. Mrs. W. H. E. Dillard, principal lecturer to her behavior on the lecture to the school on the week. Education, the great demand of the Age, Tuesday Feb. 24, through the school of the teacher, is the only company and scholars. "M.W. T.A.W.C." $----IN PRIZES! WHAT IS IT? Read Race Papers Mar 14th and Learn! CENTRUM — **Tov 11** I. Infant military services at St. Paul, Pa. and the Army. I. Infantry preparatory academy Sunday morning, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. sub. S.A.C. 14th class academy, sub. S.A.C. moved her birth week from St. Paul, Pa. to New York City, where she community welcomes them born in New York City. Mrs. Elizabeth Mrs. Elizabeth last week work with the New York City Shrewport wounded soldiers' home at his post at Camp No. 1—Welker military services here spiritually military services here spiritually women of the different churches that is demanding Martin's praise and thanksgiving. Mr. Bid, Bashing, was reported by the Daily News, after he bellied and *O*, K. Jerryman, worked for the New York Times, and Monday, Mile Lena, Tianmou, or Sake, Takes, evenest, after spend time. T. $----- W Read Ra GAOSE— Mr. George Thompson went to Rockdale Sunday on account of the illness of his aunt, Phosman. His Washington Ad. Lucky has attended services at Mr. Tabor Hospital Church, Sunday. Rev. and Chairman Lee had to assess a impact of Influenza. He was able to be out Saturday and purchased a copy of the Express, torn to the other. When the New York Times told him, "Mr. Sidney Allen is yet on the stick that Mrs. Lucy has is selling the French Comet but don't forget the Express as it carries the Negro Associated Press news. Mrs. Victory Gray bought a new Rosemen reports that he his party has on his farm. CROCKETT— Services were well attended at all the churches. The funeral services of Mr. G. H. Lucy was held from the Bethel Happerly Church and the Tugend Church, which the pastor Rev. M. Rosse. The guests of Mrs. G. H. Houston, Sunday Day Feb. 22 were her sister Mrs. Smith. The Pre-Parade Purchasers from the New York City, King and Miss A. Jackson were the first of Gute fly training school. Miss A. Jackson spent the first time in the New York City, while the first time in the London. Mrs. A. J. Hall County Demonstration agent spent a few hours with Mrs. G. J. Houston Sunday after the death of Mrs. A. J. Houston. The day with her mother, Mrs. M. Layla is in Crockett from Buffalo where she is teaching. HENDERSON—Mrs. Mattie Jones was born in New York to mrs. M. Bistle, Chandler, and her husband before her death. Her parents were Robert and Mrs. Caroline. Her father was Mrs. Caroline. Her mother was Mrs. Alcorn. She was born in catherine's home in St. Louis, and she was brought by mrs. Roberta. She browned to beautifully. Dr. E. G. Young is in the city among his members of Wasley Chapel Rev. C. H. Wyatt/And Rev. J. G. Cullin are in the city. Mass. Moseley and Wife also Ben Brown motored to Marshall on business. The Royal Society Club met with Mrs. Georgia L. Deckard Thursday. Feb. 19, 1925, A lovely quelling was carried out and a delicious menu was served. Lifting na we Climb club met at the home of Mrs. M. E. Bessie, Feb. 18. One hour was spent in needle-work after business that the club was arrived at. The club gave longings to Mrs. Didie Neal and Mrs. Elvira Clayton. Next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Carrie Johnson, Mr. Hollman, a�. The Hollman was important on 1. G. O. N. Ave, has installed a 2. tube Radio set in his home. It was well attended at Mother Klon Sunday and much insurging. Klon utilized from the first week of Sept. 1901. Holman was at his pool and the school-trained to his east Rev. Burr's of Terrell preached the mission sermon to an appreciative audience. COMMERCE—Mrs. A. C. Frazier assistant teacher of the Norris High School spent the week end at Greenville with bubbly Prof. Hero English with gupils from the Klon-Dakota school, who were well prepared to present a pleasant Sunday afternoon with the Enworth League at Commerce Sunday. Feb. 22. He was returning from Noylandville with his heart-on-entertained with a公用 High School. With a right Feb. 20, 1925, Rev. M. J. Toller, pastor of the C. M. E. Church preached a coefficient sermon Sunday and night. Rev. Holt filled "SULFURIER SPEARS" by Rev. K. SALFURIER Sunday afternoon in the M. M. M. E. church in apiece of the in-room service. He had his regular service during the holidays at the Royal Art Club. His cake were served. The color scheme of Dulcis was guest. Miss Oronza of Dulcis was guest. Miss Oronza of Miss M. M. M. E. church was motivated to Greenwich Sunday afternoon in the funeral of Sister Nana Shepherd. Thirty issues answered to poll that the organization's planning society at the home of Mrs. Mary W. Hickey, who served Mrs. L. W. Fuller of Dealer- quarters. Willie D. Hinton, Departures. William D. Hinton, Departures. Simon Bunion, Wickwell, Dallas. Simon Bunion, Wickwell, Dallas. Martin G. McGrath, M. Mrs. Griffin, M. Mrs. John You will find Mr. Squire Leonard on South Jackson, Ms. ready, to serve the public. Express on the phone 212-355-3000. Nash Coast Five-cents per copy. M.W. A.W. IN PRIZES WHAT IS IT? Face Papers Mar 14th and St. John Community—The entertainment given by the Missibury Women Saturday night was well attended and enjoyed. Amount raised $12.58. Mrs. Minnie Goodwin spent Thursday evening at the home of Mr. T. A. Allen, who is only and was a member of the Missibury Women's place but lately of Jacksonville are here visiting relatives and friends. Mr. Frank Harkley was The word of the first name of Mr. Harkley was Hunkley, Mr. Joe Hick, Mr. Henry Jennings and others. He's dinner with Mr. and Mrs. St. Martin Allen. He's a very sick Mr. St. McIntosh and Mr. L. Thomas were in R. S. with an Sunday Miss. Mr. Harvey who is attending the school was the first. The weekend with Miss Remes Allen was in the same house. A new event into our community. Rev. J. J. Lefland spent Sunday in Hunkley, with his father. TEMPLE—The funeral services of Mrs. Ellen Lee Palme was held last Tuesday night from Wozman, Japan. A 50th-day of the Feast. Howard, officiating, Her remains were stripped of Bastrop, instead of Elgin, Joe burial. References are provided on her income. A very good play was witnessed—last Thursday night by an appreciative audience. Wozman was the most popular New Year's Day. Mr. Henry Jennings turned from Van Angelo last Sunday to which place she accompanied. The first was the first of the first. Mrs. John Days note as "Hunkley, Mr. John, Nelson of South 15th street was the happy reunion of 58 Jus of very large decans during the past week sent by Mr. Charley Huff of Lockhart Horn last Sunday morning to Mr. and Mrs. W. Coleman a fine girl. Mose Sneed, and his son J. R. Sneed, accompanied by Mrs. Rachel Henderson of Sherman were guests last Sunday of Mrs. Louise Ingram, who is the daughter of Mr. Sneed. The Rev. L. D. Varidine of Waco was guest last Sunday of his mother. Mrs. A. D. Moore of South 12th-St. The Rev. Cooper of Dallas worshipped last Sunday morning at Eighth street Baptist Church, also Rev. Mose. Mrs. Luther Morris of Kansas City after spending several days here with her mother. Mrs. Rhoda Shaw, left last Saturday for home, accompanied by her mother. Mr. Rosa Crawford, and Cha W. Norewatherman, III at this writing. Dumb and Tight, the most honored with the presence of many visitors the last few weeks. Rev. Cincoo gave a aolendid reading al the school during the past year. He reading with and reading with the present. The letter on health and human care was written at the school. Rev. Barnwell was beartly received. But previous to the coming of Rev. Barnwell's principal Ramp. On the subject "Humane Education," While here Rev. Barnwell through Prof. Bonson called the together in a meeting out of which an organization was performed to be known as "Volunteer Health Longevity," which is the first of the "Nearly Health Week." The school is a service needed by Dr. E. K. Gravely, who has received the considerate of Cha W. Norewatherman's Secretary. Mrs. P. W. Waide is instructing the students of the school in the tooth brush drill. A picture of the drill and life. Reviews will be sent at Health department on request. A splendid play "Spirits of Days" is presented at the school Monday. The school media and Grammar school departments, Mrs. M. J. Davis special deputy conducted a public testament. He is the most well known during the next week at the She was accompanied by Mrs. A. McCormick, who characterized the retreats and gifts that were presented to Mrs. W. Glover. **BROWNWOOD** — Services were held on May 1, 2015, by Mrs. P. A. Sadlier, P. K. of the church held his second quarterly retreat. Sadlier — powerful speaker — bigger, bigger and batterier than Bigger and a batterier than Mrs. M. church. Mrs. Dourdigh Boult, a Society Monday evening, about 8:30 p.m., hosted a beautiful flag and banquet. Vlad Glover was held at a C. ES! ? and Learn! TERRELL—Mrs. F. R. Michaul of Marshall sent the week end message to the family. The funeral of Mrs. Vercetri was attended her Sunday morning week was attended her Sunday morning conducting a revival for Rev. J. W. M. Washington, Mrs. Tosic Young. M. Washington, Mrs. Tosic Young. Long are on the slick list, Mr. M. Washington was called to Lansvale on February 16, 2014. The Phyllis Walters class was Feb. 18 at the home, Mrs. O. Walters. After routine of business, social events were held for 14 minutes. A two-week ward held for a social Monday, the number of quenches are expected. TILLEY — Mrs. Angela B. Roos Thompson left Saturday night for a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Lisa Father respectfully Mrs. Lisa Father respectfully Mrs. Lisa to join her husband, Mrs. Joel Burke by the Phyllis Whalen bath at the beautiful Bath bath for wish for them all success and happiness. Mrs. Lisa Whalen who has been indulged for 100 Califone received a telegram from Mrs. Angela B. Roos, Mrs. Fiona Fiona, Mrs. Elizabeth Califone was not indulged. Mrs. Fiona MAILIN The Comedy "Deacon Dubbs" presented the local, frid, Friday night was-indeed a success, everyone was an artist, receips 148.00 Mrs. H. H. Smith it at Dr A. L. Hunter's Sanitarium. SB's of hobbit's game Mr. Smith's 1860s of pillas is 1900s of the bedside of her mother, Mrs. H. W. Calloway, who is improving. We hope to see the teachers in school as soon as possible. Miss A X Black was Primary. She received many presents. The basket Hall game Friday between Mart Hich and Martin Hich was very interesting. The Mart Mr. was never being scored on but Martin, and he was so much more. The game was referred by Mr. GII Moore, Mrs. Lucy Warrey spent last week visiting in Houston. She reported very pleasant time. Mrs. G. G. was able to be up again to the delight of her mother, friends, Mrs. Mable Smith, mother and Hitch Bob spent Tuesday, here on business. Mrs. Mable Smith is living in the Huwsville now. Her mother is going to spend her while in Mr. Phil Carroll spent a few days in Corcana on business. Mr. M. Carroll and Murray. Mr. Shoth made a flying trip to Waco Thursdays. Mr. W. H. Hitchen at Standard Hitch House, and Santarium is open now. Mrs. Hagan is head cook. CARTHAGE—The city of Carthage received a nice shower of rain Sunday which seems to have been needed by the farmers who are now well on their way breaking land, planting etc. The church services under the leadership of Reva Carter and Smith is moving along nicely. Rev. Smith, the C: M. E. pastor brought his people to worship with the Bethlehem Baptist Sunday, where Rev. Carter preached a strong sermon on the "Truiction of Christ." The Bethlehem B. J. under the new Baptist Prof. A. L. Turger is engaging a great rival Sunday School work. It is fine. Many of the older people who have not been to Sunday School are crowding into R. R. each Sunday. We are just tickled to the highest to have them there. The work on the good roads of Carthage is progressing nicely. four crews are at work on the respective star roads leading out of town. We are glad to see the work go on since we know that good roads mean better church schools, towns The High School basket team entertainment on Valentine's Day is the first of the year to be held in the school of the High School auditorium. Mr. Mopel Eubanks our 1st vice president of the Parliament-Teacher Association to serve special mention. The financial of the play was very planning, the amount to be taken in was $120, which went into the Treasury of the T. A. of the Carthage Colored School. This Association has been very active during the past two weeks in party entertainment which has helped the school of the Turner in very proud of the smooth and pleasant cooperation which the people of Carthage are Miss Anna May Hamton, a graduate of Timpoon High School, in the United States, was the most active member of Timpoon High School. Miss Bueles Jones recently married, has offered her resignation effective at one. She goes to the company where she is a teacher. She is an excellent young woman, able and agreeable. Miss Bueles Jones is the world's most religious and social world where she may reside. Misses Crecy, Lily and Odessa Michele are the most prized of the world's most-known children. Miss Bueles Jones is a leading student in gardening. He has been a member of young chickens. Mrs. Carrie Wynn believes in letting your money talk to her. She has a good time with the school. Miss Bueles Jones has been over to Nacodochees last week. She was a garret and her children were the first to have a New York cleaning and pressing. Mrs. Odessa, the old-time, for eating and Mr. McBucke, the old reliable grocery man. MARSHALL—Sonny Boy McCannley, a young man of this city, died at the residence of Mr. Bill Colt. He was born in 1973 at the home of his son, who had been all of the same time. He was one of the two sons of Mrs. Diarrotti McCannley. He died at a home of friends and was born in the death of his father. He was attended the 21st of the 19th Central City, the results of his death. He was born at New Town gave a high clean banquet at the residence of Mrs. Odessa. The young son was a little boy. The occasion was a Valentine Ennquet. Valentine was the decorations for the house. He was the only one who had a number of 20 guest present. Mrs. H. Patterson, the young ladies who dredged in their beautiful working rockets. Mrs. Alvin Austin is very sick. P. F. Dente, the old Dallas Expressman, went to Houston to the destination of the old Pallows Temple. It is reported by him that this is a most magnificent Temple, up to date. In every way, The Grand Lodge officers were present and a spicy program was rendered. Grand Chancellor of the Knights of Pythias was in the city Thursday on official business for the order. He closed a big drive of this section with an addition of nearly 175 new members. The boys have their instruments for a K of P. Brass band. Mrs. V. A. Grundy returned from Denison where she has been at the bed side of her very sick brother. Head the Express deivered at your door at 20 cents per month. CHAPEL HILL — After spending several weeks at the bedside of her father, Mrs G J. Johnson of Washington... D G left for San Antonio and thence to her home. Madam M. K. McPherson, Grand Lord, inseparable. The court has called the name of theضغرات. Calanthe made her annual visit here Feb. 21st, Rev. E. S. Slaughter, P. E. of the Chapel Hill District held his second quarterly conference at the A. M. E. church. The second quarterly conference wastelephone service from the sermons. S. S. lesson was enjoyed by all, lesson reviewed by Rev. G. W. Sample of Brenham. After spending several months at itACA for Worth, Cheburne, and Dallas. A New Year's Day meeting was held in The writer spent the past week at Bellville the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Carty Prof. E. L. Fair of Peters visited home for Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie were confirmed to have been never given days but is much improved at this writing. Miss Johnnie W. and Claunl Hazley left for Houston last week. The ladies of Together's Subway was delightfully serving the residence of Mrs. Mary J. Teland Feb. 18th, after spending several months at Galveston, Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson as home again. Leave all now at SMITHVILLE—Mr. and Mrs. F. Franklin entertained Rev. and Mrs. T. A. Steadham with one of their famous chicken dinners. Last night, the young man was good at the Paul A. M. New York Sunday. S. E. was good with Thurt. Anderson at his post. At 11 o'clock the pastor preached a wonderful Lemon Moon. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Steadham, and Mr. Thomas Pender, grew motored over to La Grange, Texas to assist Rev. Hicks in his rally, which was quite a success. The Rev. Alexander, pastor of the M. E. church, reached for Rev. Steadham. All who were report enjoyed his splendid message. The grocery store owned and operated by Mr. Willle Bell, was introduced to the city. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Brown left for Fort Worth last night to attend the funeral of her father. Mrs. Dolly Nolan is in Washington at the bed side of her sick Father Mrs. M. Caldwell and Mrs. K. K. and Mrs. T. A. McVey. The Church of God is Christ, and it is a great place. It porns a great time all day, sunny day, and it is a place to be. The pastor the toy took it, and he was a great friend. 16. Hesus, Subject "Good Citizen- ship." must be good citizens of our land and country before we are in need of good citizens in the new kingdom of good times. A wonderful lesson was taught by the major in the afternoon from last October 10th. NGM was a great well-known and well-known, and the salute of God, from time to time, was the first-thought and raising God. The pastor then took the stand and reached hard while the cat and the man were coming, and God would have and then. Keep saved. The pastor of the Holiness church is not a child, he bade in the church of God, and he was with all a church and have them to cooperate with him. STANHORR - Rev. D. E. Matthews of Wichita-Palla, president of the Sunday School Convention and District of New York Association, was in Stamford school. Association was in Stamford and two other duties. He preached two newly-known sermons in the New York State. Wprime The great Rev. Matthews was in the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Van Dyke. He took the place of the first of the day. He noted lawyer of Fort Worth, he scheduled to speak here Monday night, Feb. 22. He took the place of the first of the day, and was an important entertainment, and it is expected that a large audience will be on hand to attend the show. He was a great parrot of the year, and the proud parents of a fine bouncing baby girl who has worked for the children. That is the first time I was a baby, and the only. 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Simmons darted the ball in a closeout darting—the second Simmons darted the ball in a frequent chucking in this round. Bound five went to Simmons who was darting the ball in a few days' distance. He kept Magician's ball and several body moves before it was in round five that a boy left ear to twice its size. * Round city was about once, little more than a mile from the city.* 10 NEW 'YORK COMMISSION, INDULGENCE BEEN SHOWN ANY FAVORITES (P, N, R) NEW YORK CITY 25-Thu. That year's board was moved toward Harry Willett, whose weight title is in one of neutral roles. The board was chosen by the Chamber of Commerce. The state that the board would not accept that any of the Democrats would be in the race with the rest of the fresh browns. In so doing it be ignored the fact that Willett has had a challenge of compulsion, and in consequence that forms the left. The board has to stand in the case of challenges that forms the right. "we have informed Teddy Murray that the same consideration that we had with the GIBBONS would have answered now," Brower said. "We now answer commonsense in advance about giving Wiltshire his chance to take his chances with the chairman would make no difference to bringing Dempsey and Gibbons into the game." He added that Wiltshire will assess the incumbent hybrid. He indicated he could not meet the requirements on the plan before K was ousted. "We have considered the stove consideration, however, were planned to see in Mullen's visit to determine campaign to get Demsey before the end of the outing." Brower said the product will be insisted on for fierce over Gibbons and other challenges. It is the popular idea that such an attitude would get them nothing. It is even even though written down very dark, in fact, the old-time Gibson first. If he fights anyone, and who's going to the sentence of those will the string. Will is In Will. Hot spring. 27. - Harry Willis, Heavyweight, is willing to meet either Jack Dempsey or Tom Gibbons as to participate in a process of being both both the world champion and the man announced. TODD ALLEN TO MANAGE NEW INDIANAPOLIN BASELAIJ CLUB. Former Star of J. O. C. and Other Great Club Signs to Pilot New Indian. Entry in Negro National League—Should Prove Winner. Indianapolis, Ind. Feb. 25, 1981. Officials of the Indiana, 2nd. John Overton and Pat. The through-time of the Party. A. D. Williams announced today that they had made their selection of a manager to join the team. In 1981 season, the North was awarded to Todd Allen, formerly a star with the El. The American State and has been manager of the Jewels A. R. Ca. for a number of years. Allen said he had a good job and had already started gathering material for the new club. Present情况: For an overton stated that they did not have anything to say, concerning the selection of the manager, and also said that the good額 leases were not an agreement to the club, mechanical and otherwise, solely to the discrimination of Mr. Jewell, his manager. The officials of the Indianapolis club are old and respected residents of this city and have resided here for upwards of from 18 to 48 years. They have seen the city grow from a hamlet to one of the metropolitan cities of America, and have watched the growth of baseball from its infancy here. Mr. Jewell, having operated an independent club for 4 years, has been operating businesses here for many years and took up baseball this year with the intention of placing Indianapolis back on the baseball map. However, no paint will be spared to place a winning club in the league. club in the pool. It is thought that the signing of Todd Allen as manager will not only strengthen the club's chances Hound weaver was faster. Summon landed two short uppercuts to Mortimers' own which were too short to do any damage while Mortimers right reached Summon nose and brought the crimson out in a steady stream. Again Mortimings were roughly the shines and foraging one of his rushes and foraging him to the northwest porces of the ring rocked him with rights and lifts. At the bell Simmons was bleeding from the hips and nose. Hound eight and nine were fast in spots with frequent clinches keeping the refuge busy. Simmon was evidently trying more for bodies because and mortimers were blocking them the same skill, for the fictitious blow were delivered by each of the fighters but no damage was done by either. The right point of the two rounds came in the ninth when a terrific right to Mortimers car which had been swollen early in the right, bursted it and sent blow-flying over both of the fighters. Simmons was still calling for the most pleasure by him, even though it was so mortimers in taking the fight. Round ten was fast and furious. Mortimer landed first to Rimmone's body and took as good a blow to the ribs from Rimmone's who was still boring in. The bell ended a finch and the referee gave the decision to Mortimer. It was a good fight and a close one and but for the constant warning of Rimmone's by the referee owned, he was called a draw-rimme, more was fast enough and agree, the enough to be credited with the best end of the fight if the arrestant still and against the Mortimer be offward. A good card of preliminaries preceded the main-bout. Alvin Sexton as an won-the-apple-toting unit left with Max Walker took off his usual honors in the final final. While a Jackson of the House fought a rather same four round draw, with Tethier Brown of Dates No damage was done by either and too frequent climbs made it slow. Batting. White and Texas Kid put on a four round show that was last and good. "White Child" as the show called the loser of the contest got the worst of the first, both opting were almost closed and he stood a number of stiff ones with other parts of his anatomy before the four-rounds were over Texas Kid was an easy winner. Batsley Welch, younger—got off to a good start in his four round show with Teddy Lozza. Though he showed up in the last frame, he had the rest of it. He is so if it is to be presented in the four-rounds and through the ropes one time. In a puncture that a return match between Billington, Monroe, Dallas and Leo, Shead of San Antonio is being arranged for the next card which will be presented in the near future. but will add strength to the home fans as he is well known and well liked. Ted will also hold down third base for his mates. The club has the most well-known polls and will use Washington Park as their home during the season. Headquarters have been established at 1728 Northwestern Ave., where a shower both is being installed in addition to remodeling the office. GANS K. O'S SPRADLEY WILLAMPORT, PA. Feb. 18th The Scheduled bout between Allen, Staten Island, and the Spradley abrupt end in the second round of their bout here last night when the fight "no cost" Spradley took the count after Gone landed an app and the fight, and left to the head State. Insp. Warren announcing the return's decision, stated that Spradley's course would be the first of the next two blackened at Allentown, "For Gone is to be remembered as the fighter who stood at the S.A.C. in the 1940s by who stopped Tiger Flowers with the punch, ten rounds and gave the white-bones as much or more than he was. In recently held at Wilkins-Harre, Pa. LINCOLN BOLTS FORN. ORGANIZED ATHLETICS (A. N. P.) RICHMOND, VA. Feb. 18-With promised to release at an early date of the information concerned that the contract is being the Colored Intercollegiate Athletic Association is concerned the severance of relations between the organization and Lincoln. The University withdrew from the Association's interest of the same name in the event. In Washington last year, There was naturally speculation that the event would be in the field of annual football classics between these two teams in the event. The Association determined that the action of the Association and the action of the institution followed automatically. That is according to Hoyle in these parts, and the challenge must be considered. Also that young kindling splinter that young man who is now helping with the dishes and saying the bisexits are good, whether they are or not must keep one way or another, I can't be why Harry had delayed his check this long. He had it up The Texas Colored Base Ball League met in the office of the Excellor Insurance Company with President A. T. Pryor in the chair. The following cifles were represented to write: Austin, Dallas, Port Worth, Houston, San Antonio and Tyler. Upon motion of Mr. H. MeGar, the above named cities shall constitute the Texas Colored Base Ball League. By motion, the sum of One Hundred (100,000, Dollars was fixed as a guarantee for a series of games and another motion prevailed that said sum of One Hundred (100,000) Dollars guarantee must be posted on or before the fifteenth day of March, 1935. The league fixed the player limit at twelve men and a manager, and a salary limit not to exceed $10,000 (100.000) dollars per month of the Game of Advocacy. The League adopted a resolution authorizing a charge of Fifty (50) Costs for grandstand seats, and Thirty- that this mothe were sure to call it up. It was withdrawn. Now it is Marie Wheeler has been a morning entertainer, so a shaded room on her balcony is perfect. She powers the coo. If this state were wanton, she would have been a witch. The coo has back her back. The official coo has back her back. ENTERTAINED Mrs. Marie Starks Burke was entertained at the beautiful home of Miss O. D. Jordan Bundsy morning with a breakfast party. Mrs. Burke was formerly Miss Marie J. Starks of this city, who now lives in Oxford, N. C., as the wife of a promising young Dentist of that city. Those at this occasion were as follows: Mrs. Marie Burke, Dr. H. W. Reid, Miss Vivian Jordan, Mr. Louis Cook, Miss Ruby Cook, Mr. Henry Callahan, Miss Dora Patterson, Mr. George Terrell and Miss O. D. Jordan. After finishing an inexhaustible course of delicious foodstuffs, they were entertained at the community motored to Fort Worth, where possible home of Mrs. W. R. Shelton. The most pleasing event in the visit of Miss Hazel Harrison, noted the planet, to the world of the planet, is the one of the two numbers for the students of Washington High School when a small girl is the youngest of the students. In the show, the performance of Miss Hazel's son was performed by said Mr. Harrison was worth promptly said "250 mlivering dotner." The stannism of the rest of the student body gave evidence of agreement with her. Mr. Harrison appears on Monday night at Michael A. M. Church before a large and very appreciative audience in a recital under the auspices of one of the clubs of the church. MRS. Wm. T. BURKE·EN·TERTAINED WITH SURPRISE SHOWER On Monday night, Mrs. W. A. Russell and Mrs. Hobbit, Renshaw entertained the group at the Park of the house. At the beautiful home of Mrs. Russell on Meyers St. A. Many beautiful gifts were received from the group of men. The house was on the left of the other day, the other day was the first of the day. The staff were on the front of the group of men. The staff were on the front of the group of men. The staff were on the front of the group of men. Mrs. Hurlo's many friends wish her much happiness and hope to be a firm figure of having her with us. On Mr. Wednesday night, Mr. Night, Mr. Williams, the principal, which party, at the reception of the board of trustees, will be the first string of poems. The first prize was won by Dr. H. W. Idek. William M. Williams, the writer, will write Miss Louise Dudley, Miss leader of Sherman, Dr. H. W. Idek, Miss Linda L. O. Jordan, Mr. W. N. Thrash, and Mrs. W. N. Thrash, and Mrs. M. Marle Brush, Mr. J. McGlen, Mr. James Carter. PROMPTIVE AND HIGHLY REFECTIVE IMPROVING The Dallas Express delights to see T. H. Orman Sr. $250 State H. T. Orman Sr. $250 State H. T. Orman Sr. $250 State H. Recently she was taken for an automobile drive to assess her improvement. STICK TO YOUR AIM WITH BULL-DOG TENACITY "Stick to your aim: the mongrel's hold—will, all, but only crow-bars loose the bull-dog's grip." In says Woodland cemetery Association, We started out with a definite sink and despite the prophesies of failure and seemingly insurmountable obstacles we have hung on to our aim with a bull dog's grip and can see—in the not far distance our goal. Others have caught the yigion and each day brings new friends to help push on the good work. Last week We told you of the fence having been completed and our need for funds to pay for it. This week we are living praise to God and the good ' THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS; TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1925 Fleet, LLI). Cents for the blueshirt seats. Division of the game receipts will be paid by the league for forty per cent for the visiting球队 forty per cent for the visiting球队 opening day of the League, April Texas. Colored Baseball League Texas. President, Braden H. Bianan St. retirement, 200, Jones St. Ft. Worth. Texas. President, Braden H. Bianan St. retirement, 200, Jones St. Ft. Worth. Texas. The meeting will start at abo abo glades and the following: Mr. H. Mclain, Port Worth, Mr. Bruge. Port Worth, Larry Larry, Houston will present at the meeting Houston will present at the meeting Houston, Texas, Sunday, March 14. Fredende who heard the call and answered Mr. E. J. Crawford of the Crawford Understanding Co. leads off with his cheeks for $25.00. Mr. John Thomas whose hearer is to the right place when it comes to helping a worthy cause follows suit with his $25.00 Metropolitan lodge P. and A. P. on which Mr. J. M. Malting Master and Mr. Edmund Coaton, secret and sends $12.00, Dr. A. H. Dyson follows that lead-and-pay for the year $12.00. Algiers-K. of P. believes the cause is worthy and pledges us twelve months' support with three months paid for. And Mr. Dyson, the line of the line of the line of O. O. G. The Antioch Court and Mrs. Whittell. A. G. Montgomery sent us substantial donations. The people Undertaking Company continues to give us work and their check for $16.5% this week made our hearts glad. Have you any work you can give us? The grasss peep you can have and you will need attention soon to call us or see our man. Joseph Washington at the cemetery and he will do your work for the Association. Give us the work and we will give back to you Improvements in the cemetery. Acquire the habit of expecting success. It is an important part of the success. We are headed that way and side with the band was a GLAENE — Meadams Muraly Curry Vira Thompson and Mina G. H. Mina G. H. is on business. We request to hear the phone number of the War of Coates A. M. church last month. He is a native of Burlington, He is a native of Burlington, kid yet with droopy. Mr. Empson kid yet with droopy. Mr. Empson Thomas. Little Alton Gray. Gray of school last week on account of school last week on account (Lavina) are both on the slick list (Lavina) are both on the slick list. Mr. Will Thompson and about Mr. Ada Thompson who and about Mr. Ada Thompson who may again. Mr. Will Thompson may again. HFRC A. W. Jackson, pastor of the St. Mary's Church in Addison Thompson was born in Thompson away, his pupil a Valeantian, and he attended much pleasure. Mr. A. Bias was awarded much pleasure by the business center. BILSON JOHNSON of Bilson Johnson of Calvert on the second Sunday in October in raising money to rebuild the church in raising money to rebuild the church was destroyed by fire. Xuan Pro, Froel Town, Old Fallowins in a donation. Town Oak in a donation. The Mission in a donation. N. Nebbi the Mission in a donation. The King's Chapel in a donation. the Sea, Kirkman* and Daughters come to Knights and Honors- ment. They are the first to express, with the South Coast, the Houston Informer. Cristie Matthews, Williams and Monday, BREW, by M. Hayes Williams was the daughter of the many years near Black hides on the coast, a mother and brother, smug- gle, a stalker, Texas, Mr. and Mrs. Hayes they report a good time, Rev. Ed. D. Bloom and Mrs. I. Hart all of D. Bloom on business, Mrs. John Bloom on Saturday in the city, are attending the Calvert High skid but this week, Mr. S. Glenn is home, North Calvert by adding Mrs. L. V. Thomas and Salinas spent the week in the city looking after business. Miss E. H. Sheppard met with a painful accident Tuesday, getting her hand nearly off. W-H Moore of Dallas is in the city's interest at the Southern Insurance Company of Sanville, Tenn. Thousand a. M. E. Zion Church is building a new parsonage. Rey. Webb is the building. This is an credit to that part of the city. Mr. Jass Rose, our popular Undertaker and daughter Miss Madline spent Saturday in Corseans, the guest of Mr. Noble Lynch and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Daemon and Webster Whorton spent Saturday in Cervert the guest of relatives. Mrs Granger of Bremond spent a few days in and near Calvert, the guest of friends. Prof. A. H. Mina, back from the dedication exercise of the Odd Estows. Temple Houston. He reports a grand time and a beautiful Tigrin. Miss Rula Fisher, a student in the Calvert High school spent Friday, Saturday and Sunday at home. The people of Thornton were glad to shake her hands once more. Mr. Porter has moved his shoe shop in the building once occupied by Mr. J. H. Dorsey. Miss Rustie Ritter and Miss Terrenna Adams have opened a first class Beauty Prior in the room once occupied by Mr. U.S. Hammond. Mr. Chas. Woodson and Miss Drennon were quietly married at the home of the brides. Uncle N. Drennon. Sunday night at 7:00 p.m. They are now living at the home of Mrs. H. J. Woodson, the mother of Mr. Chas. 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Mr. Abington requests reholes with Mr. Abington in the Doctor's re- hole. PROFESSIONAL Places Office Hour Office H-3857 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. If No Answer 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Call H-4551 1 a.m. to 8 p.m. DR. J. G. HARDIN, MISCHIEF 80 BURCKEY 581 19 East 50th Street Dallas, Texas DR. C. W. FLINT DINNER Ground Floor, 890 West Ninth Street, Fort Worth, Texas DR. R. T. HAMILTON, PHYSICIAN & GUARDMAN Room 121 Pythian Temple Residences, Dallas, Texas Hospitalized H. H. H. 4622; Office hours from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Dallas, Texas 11-11-11 DR. LYTE, VETERINARY SURGEON, on animals of all kinds; Office at 111 W. 12th St., Dallas, Texas Great Street, Hours from 8 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. low street, Dallas, Texas DR. RODMAN F. DOYLE Office Hours 10 a.m. to 11 m. 3 to 11 and 7 to 10 Office Phone X-266 Re. Phone X-266 4-8-1-1 W. R. MONTLAND, M. D. Phone Office Hours X-266 1. L. G. MONTLAND, M. D Office Phone X-264 Re. X-613 DRS. H. MONTLAND Physician and Surgeon Montlain sanitization, Coyote Lake, Dallas, Texas --- Well, Jodi is old again and my good friend friends tell me that she's always in their reductive lives so if I don't get in touch with her, I don't know what to do. Try Pay's Eat Shop of Foodstuffs FAY'S EAT SHOP Home Cooking EVERYTHING TO EAT Dr. Wiggumson reports that he is not an Ph.D. student, and he is not a son to certain them and being in the drug store business he also is only a student. He has been the first time to watch the young man from the Times. Watch this young man and I'll say he is in there to stay and we may hear good things from him now. Mr. Sol Waldman down at Waldman and Hortman. Tailors will be the same as that of the new study of the drug store, and that he is ready to offer you some of the most important things for us. He found the T10-TOILES, and for a long time, the T10-TOILES are the most important things in the state of the study so we can see him before ordering it. Spring is here folks and I don't need to go to the store. The store is not the same as that of the drug store, and get ready so you can go along with me. Phone: 6666. Records. Ha-ha-ha. We are all the same as the best prices. Raddy, formerly at the Home Furniture Co., is now with the Howell Company and he wants all of his new products to be used to buy them when you get ready to buy your new spring household goods as he is. He has a lot of the things he wants to buy in the culture so you name made but not to get out of them. It is for you to be welcome you and want your trade. Fay's Est Shop is still sending the money to you. It's all the money you'd get a good meal there for the sale, get prices with Jacks and wishes me to buy them. The money you'd get is a day of chicken, turkey and duck, so if you don't feel the cooking on the day you just drop by and help yourself. Mr. Anderson tells me that he has had a lot of money from the store in the line of clothes and he has some mighty-fine values to offer you. He has a lot of money from the store and you will be ready to entertain your friends as a summer. That the clothes for spring are distinct plads and charlets, and at the same time one may prefer wide stripes, which are born in style and appropriate. The coats are the double breasted feature that is being worn very much by the business man. The jepels are long and wide with the shoulders broad and the bottoms are wide spaged. The vest is the double breasted cut and is being worn in every walk of social life. The trousers are full in the leg but at the same time they hang straight from the hips. These styles are the latest things from the East and are being put out by Mr. Bol Waldman of Waldman and Hoffman only. Could you go into a library, look at shelf full of books once and then repeat the titles from Memory? Could you read a few stann poem through twice and then repeat it word for word? Could you see a play once and then, come home and repeat every speech of the principal character? Could you meet 100 people in an afternoon, remember every one of their names and have a mental picture of each of them? Could you pick out any day of last year and remember everything you did all during that day? WOULD YOU BELIEVE IT POSSIBLE? BELIEVE BLE? Regd. & wife that spends a lot of time to work in a artificial, talented, good Variety 210 BUSHELS OF COTTONSEED that a man could forget a wife that he adored, a wife that means everything in the world to him a wife that was beautiful, talented, that a woman could dress as a man and stage a holdup to save the fortune of the man who had forgotten her? WOULD YOU BELIEVE that this man could re-met, fall in love, and even become his widow. And he has always delighted and surprived you happen on WPW. The motion picture on WPW is "The Man on the Moon," a thriller, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Matthias Tuesday, Saturday, and Sunday. Special Matrices for children SATURDAY, 1:18 p.m. NOTICE J. C. R. Wishes to extend an invi Friends and Old Custom where he is now better take care of your STOYES, RUGS, LINO! I will appreciate your la where I am and send th NOTICE! C. RODDY extend an invitation to all His Colored and Old Customers to come to see him is now better prepared than ever of your needs. of FURNITURE. RUGS, LINOLEUM, SHADES, and etc. receive your business. Tell your friends m and send them to see me. Wishes to extend an invitation to all His Colored Friends and Old Customers to come to see him where he is now better prepared than ever, to take some of your needs of FURNITURE, STOYES, RUGS, LINOLEL, SHADES, and etc. I will appreciate your business. Tell your friends where I am and send them to see me. DON'T FORGET THE PLACE Howell's BETTER FURNITURE VALUES. lowell's TER FURNITURE VALUES Howell's BETTER FURNITURE VALUES 1401-03 ELM STREET ```markdown ``` PAGE SEVEN ```markdown ``` But is well up to this life as he subscribes for all the leading literature on this matter. He is well known in and around Dallas and will be able at all times to tell you the latest styles for men, young and old. MADAM PAY JACKSON and JEDGAR JACKSON, Proprietors. DR: HOBART W. REID, Dentist First Floor Pythian Temple Room 163, all work guaranteed. Hours 9:30 am to 5:30 pm. Office: W-2559. Residence: K-847, Hilton Attraction. ATWATER KENT RADIO SETS SUPPLIES Andrews & Brand RADIO SHOP J. C. Baker, Agent PHONE 9-1950 DEAR THE LATEST HITS R. T. ASHFORD MUSIC SHOP. OKCHE - PARAUMANT RECORDS MACCHIA - MACHIAFELI JEFFREY - JEFFREY 403 N. Central Ave. H-6954 FREE A BEAUTIFIC GIFT TO ALL READERS OF THE DALLAS EXPRESS RUSH YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS New York City LENOX CO. 125 E. 100th St. ALL MEMBERS OF THE K. of P. Louies are requested to be present at the Temple, of the Church of Chancellery in Ms. Annual Thur. HISGHTURE OF IMPORTANCE Geo. Murray, Chancellor of Chancellery GOVERNOR $1.99 per Ticket, American Hog $15.99 per Tet, other varieties for Tet Tickets GET YOUR ORDER IN Randle Binger Oak road, Texas" THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO Ask Tuberculosis Groups to Aid Colored People in Move For Health Campaign. 5 NEWARK, N. J. Feb. 18-An urgent for aid in carrying on a campaign of health education in the community, Mr. Newark has an effort to reduce the mortality from tuberculosis in that race was transferred to the secretary of the Urban League, to office of the National Health Service, and to the affiliated day attention at the Robert Treat Day office to work change the colored men's ward to the director of the Tuberculosis Department. Mr. Ashby declared that thousands of "Negroes" had come into the state from the South during the last few years and that the change in climate and living conditions had caused more or less illness that might have been prevented had they had counselors versed in health work to guide them. Many have contracted tuber colonias and the failure to get the project are less kept the death rate is higher disease from before further reduced. According to Earnest D. Banton executive secretary of the Tuber ATTORNEY GENERAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO EDUCATION WASHINGTON, D.C. Feb. 25, 2001. All General Perry's W. How, and contributed $99.00 in the well-worked Tugend. Tugend was a common Fund-Campaign. In his letter to Dr. Robert H. Moton, the chief of the first Mr. Howard wrote: "We have the opinion that the late and lamented Dr. Dooker T. Washington was the wisest-teacher of our day and general interest. We have the interest of our family and the most out to the end of his career the most constructive, policies yet effected for our group." The forelaw of the necessity of our group, taking up the ground and coming up. He further saw that if we were going to be real factors, we must be of real worth. He was in the position in which we lived and to that rate he addressed himself wisely and awidously that "Tuckoons and Hampton and other people." He had a good life for the whole process then and women who should go forth and tend lives of real service and constructive use of the time and time. He has been a well-known, the most well-known, the most more than more thereforting. I want to congratulate you most heartily, and I hope your assistance to the late Dr. Washington in all of his achievements and all that he stood for. Those who have been so good to you, who have been so well-known that you have been so less unrepressed. We have confidence in your leadership. In your judgment and your own development, the group, the question of the group, your group, your influence in the Youth, and the Nation generally is as a chord of have, wading the hearts of the world. We are not�. serve that she has no premature lines, wrinkles or enlarged facial pores—no slaw, flabby skin. But that her skin is soft, velvety and smooth. her teeth are pearly and her hair beams with health which bespeaks its good and frequent treatment. To be beautiful when looked at closely, you should use Madam C. J. Walker's Superfine Preparations for the Hair and Skin. If your Walker agent or drug store can't supply you with these beauty adds write direct to the Madam C. J. Walker Mfg. Co., 640 N. West Street, Indianapolis, Ind. WONDERFUL HAIR GROWER A Safe, Certain Way to Improve Your Hair coloss League, the death rate from Tuberculosis in 1984 was approximately eighty-eight per 100,000 population, as compared with 82.6 for the preceding year. It is the hope of the league to further reduce this death rate during 1985 and to accomplish this the league has about $1,000 more to expend this year than last, the 1934 Xman seal sale having brought approximately $230,000 to the state organization and its affiliated groups as compared with approximately $200,000 in 1921. Weak spots in the 1924 meal campaign were discussed and preliminary, plus, as much as the other. The latter part of November. Under the latter part of November. Under the latter part of November. Under the agreement made by the National Tuberculosis Association. The Red Cross the state campaign are not started until the annual roll call of the latter on organization, has been ended, and the national campaign manager of the national body, spoke briefly on the plans for this year's sale campaign and outlined the maintenance of the site of the state and local groups. A meeting of the officers of the group in the southern and central area, in the southern part of the Woodbury. February 1st in Mr. Eaton preeding. education and general growth among our people than any other agency, at this time. VERO ORGANIZATION FORMED BY INDEPENDENT KLAN (P. N. S) (NINER-IND., Feb. 20--Formation of a K.R. organization to be known as the Abraham Lin-Klan. In August, the independent Klan of America was announced. Since Tuesday night at headquarters of the latter organization by K. H. The Independent Klan president. The independent Klan of America will come about in one year again. In the organization he has The objects and purposes as pointed out in the Negre Organisation's "national code" are to "unite in fraternal bonds Afro-American citizenship, who owe no allegances of any nature or degree to any foreign government, institute, sent, ruler, person or people whose morals and habits are good; whose reputation and vocation are of a respectable nature; who are sound in mind and above the full age of 18 years who under a common, oath form into a fraternity of strict requirements to promote love for our country; to safeguard the enactity of women to be live and conduct ourselves that racial purity will be perplexed on earth as in our judgment God intended." NIAN BARRIED IN CANADA EDINONTO, Oc. City, Feb. 28, 2014. Golden Golds, provincial municipality, will host the first few days dismissed the public for a charter to organize in a city. tition the secretary said. "There will be no obstruction for Ku Klux Klan in Ontario, which declined to discuss further." The Sovereign Knights of the Ku Klux K高中，of the K, lrtain was the co- men adopted by the petitioners, who came from Windsor, and who stated that they could not use the to the same name. was received. Their petition was refused last week. The Ancient and Invisible, Order of RKK, of Canada, initiated about 200 under the Act of 1990. On the other hand, himself Mr. X. They are supposed to have secured a hall on Yonge street. Saturday night: But their plea for chafé is full of�, nrg as did those of the stivals. Klenmen Jarson and MacGowan from Buffalo visited the city time ago for the purpose of org aining a "brach of the Orange man," and the O'Leary hall, and asked to explain their m lition to Canada, but the Qangemen, who by the way have not a few Colored members, give them their marchi ngs. The Regent Telegram, the organ of the Conservative Party of which Mr. Goldie is a member said: The way to Keep Ku Klux K that of Canada to the American sala, and the Qangemen activities and organizations out of Canada. The same race and-exced activities that progress "assistance from the Ku Klux Klan in the United States by the Qangemen Act of 1990. The other in the name of the Ku Klux Klan of some other name. SOME SCORN, SOME PITY BROWN AND STEVENYS three depositors of Brown and Stevens bank, whose name could not be learned, filed involuntary bankruptcy proceedings against the bank. Judge Thompson then issued a rule requiring Brown & Stevens to show cause on or before March 5th why they should not be declared bank rants. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1925 RAISE FUND FOR PERSECYED COUPEE (A. N. P.) COLUMILLA, Mo., Feb. 28—Negroes have raised a defense: fund—$330 for Ivory Hudson and his wife, following Hudson's arrest and conviction by a lower court on a charge of stamped battle with his Ford and Hining at the power Hudson is a young war veteran who left the hospital for tubercular patients in Chicago for his home in McLean Oklahoma on the advance of Chicago. Officials: Hu and his wife progressed as far as Cumbria, when they ran up over the top of a bill near dusk and before they knew it into a herd of cattle of the same type. When he was released, he emashed the windshield with the butt of a large whip and caused Mrs. Hudson to be badly cut on the arm and for Hudson fired out the opposite side of the car to frighten Reed away he says: When the couple arrived in Columbia a few minutes later they were arrested. Both Hudson and his wife were being�enred to the hospital. Notwithstanding she to charged with no crime, Mrs. Hudson was locked up for nearly a week, and her husband suffering with hemorrhages was given no relief. Appels for aid in carrying the case to the deprensure Court are made by a committee of citizens headed by I. D'Colman, Box 323. WASHINGTON, D. C. Feb. 28—WASHINGTON, D. C. Feb. 28—L. Greeneze, proprietor of the New York-based family-owned hotel of the country assembled in his hotel on February 16, and held a reception for the "guests' Association. Eight other, honored guests' Association. Eight other, honored guests' Association. Eight other, honored guests' Association. Jospin Greenlee opened the meeting with a brief speech outlining the purpose of the meeting. His talk included mention of cooperation, advertising, improved service, cultivation of the traveling public of the race, and the need of uniting the people of the country. The meeting called with facts and rights that were some what of a revelation to some of the managers present, for He had canvassed more thoroughly every angle of the business before calling the meeting. In connection with the possibilities of the theatrical trade, he had been in communication with the Billboard editor, interested in this field. In previously, he was manager, and he had taught information on other phases from authoritative sources. Mr. Greenlee was promptly elected president, Richard Ware of Washington was elected vice-president and Mrs. Mary Golden, 16th N. St. N. E. was elected as secretary of the organization. The constitution contains a statement of the major paper publishers and editors of publications conducting hotel departments eligible to honorary membership. ly World Renowned Supreme in Reputation look closely at the next fairly lady you see. Ob- no premature lines, wrin- pores - no sallow, finby soft, velvety and smooth. and her hair beams with treatment. 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C. where St Augustine's School is located, and Voorhees School in Denmark to Hoffman-St Mary's School is Reeling, Tennessee, through Fort Valley, and St. Athanasius School at Burnock, Georgia, to St. Mark's at Birmingham. Albums, the Oklahoma School, Oklona, Mississippi and finally to Gaudet School, New Orleans, Louisiana. Mississippi. Masons. Wind Up. Stringer. Grand. Lodge. Affairs ment of this grand lodge, the Music Benefit Association which carried on their roaster the names of practically all the celebrities of the old Magnolia State. They owned much property and paid large amounts of benefits. inherits for john yorkshire. Inherits for john yorkshire. Dukes, one of the grandchildren of Mound Dukes, one of the grandchildren of Mound the Maconic Association of Bishop John W. Lampington, who had inherited from Bishop John W. Lampington, a receiver, the association, the award, the award, the award, the assays, of the order had been disposed of, of the order had been disposed of, acres of Fort Valley Michigan, acres of Fort Valley Michigan, by the Grand Lodge. It hap- parted of Charles Haines of Mound Lake. This land was sold by Bran- tern General A. J. Howard, A. J. General A. J. Howard, A. J. covered title to Attorney B. I. Dukes of Mound, with the received file guide, and the title declared in the Dukes of Mound Association, and the title declared in the case attracted considerable atta- tion and was hard fought to receive the title. It was not received to Prince was not paid, it was to elect within sixty days to pay the title and improve-ments, and automatically becomes the property from the deceased Attorney Red- dues, which will be awarded at that title conveyed by the Grand deceased to Attorney Red- dues. 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