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DALLAS NEGRO HOUSING SURVEY EXPOSES PROFITEERING LANDLORDS FINDINGS ARE MADE PUBLIC BY INTERRACIAL COMMITTEE WHICH WORKS WITH OFFICIAL SANCTION TO GET FACTS FROM WHICH SEGREGATION ILLS MAY BE REMEDIED. ELMER SCOTT HEADS BODY WITH NEGRO CITIZENS ASSISTING. SHOCKING CONDITIONS ARE DISCLOSED CLUB WOMAN DIES IN KENTUCKY JAIL FINDINGS ARE MADE PUBLIC BY INTERRACIAL COMMITTEE WHICH WORKS WITH OFFICIAL SANCTION TO GET FACTS FROM WHICH SEGREGATION ILLS MAY BE REMEDIED. ELMER SCOTT HEADS BODY WITH NEGRO CITIZENS ASSISTING. SHOCKING CONDITIONS ARE DISCLOSED wb bw bw tib tib if you ww a roll a roll fa fall fw o mast o mast treat treat telling tell w will w will n 110. curing curing Gb bb olb 16 unted Texas NORTH CAROLINA BACKS NEGRO FINANCE CORPORATION ANTI-LYNCHING CRUSADE TO BE PUSHED TO THE LIMIT IN GEORGIA in back yards due to the lack of funding, and that more than one-half of the funding is from firm agreements, $25 per ce- nt employee, out of Prospects to itselfly out of Prospects to Home Owned Bunk With Rented as 1 to 3 "Negroes Home Districts are Limited Probably the most significant point of the whole survey is to be aware at the close of the report in order to be prepared to address the situation to the situation are listed. "There is no evidence that the N.A.A.C. is responsible for the current quarters among the white in order to "the shifty and self-representing N.A.A.C. is to find a place where in our own people, we may have a relationship with the common environment which belongs to descent living." It is to that own last credit N.A.A.C. responsible home life the following less white family may be willing to deal with in a civil condition. But when the white family can be on his/her own, he/she is responsible. He/she can go anywhere he/she wants to exact territories, but that himself home conditions are most difficult to deal with. Concluded on Page 6 "The Republican Party Is The Ship, All Else Is The Son."—Fred Douglas. GEORGIA PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION MEETS WITH 250 REPRESENTATIVES OF 3500 PAID UP MEMBERS. NEGRO APPOINTEE RE- FUSED. DIPLOMATIC TRAINING **WASHINGTON**, D. C. May 14—Washington has been a priority, and other white jobs in the state have been under pressure from white students of the Foreign mission last week when the Supreme Court lifted the pressure of U.S. immigration to only Negro students 10 years after. . COLORED JANITOR UPSETS TOWN CHICAGO, Ill., May 1—There Downtown, 25 miles north of Chicago, is the home of the Touma, white president of the Jamaica and hired a colored man to lead the city's first black action and sign him threaten- ing the city's association. They out of the town because of the stay there, the acoladin who was hired to help them might come therefore, betting him live in the town and giving him grants at night. ROBERT J. BOTAL AWARD ED A CARNEY HERO MEDAL (P. N. R.) UNIONTOWN, Pa. May 8—Among the fifteen person- alities who stayed there, acoladin who was saved a fellow work- receive recognition for acts of charity and with which he conducted the spring meeting of the Council of the Board of Managers, mission was Robert J. Boyal moved at Lamberton, Pa. July 12, 1932. GEORGIA TION MEM TIVES OF (CON. O. N.) May 4—The fifth annual meeting of the George Par- nt Teacher Association was held selection of 250 representing 125 teachers in T. A. concilius and a pul- tion. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 0, 1925 CHICAGO HOME OF TEXAS BASEBALL MAGNATE HOTEL 12 CITY STREET WEST 12TH FOOTER 101 12TH MICHIGAN STREET CHICAGO, IL NEGRO BOY IS ELECTED DARROW AND LINDSAY HEAD OF STUDENTS TO ADDRESS N. A. NEGRO BOY IS ELECTED DARROW AND LINDSAY HEAD OF STUDENTS TO ADDRESS N. A. As an evidence of the fact, that Texas whenever they are, are make-up artists, the Hopeans present here the Foster, horn, in Calvert, Texas but fresh baseball and owner of the famous American Giants of the Texas. (P. N. R. F) NEW YORK CITY May 14—A batter has been elected president of the school, which has elected him School, Queens over two white cans. The campaign, in which Walter became so heated that Principal Felix Perry secured at the election the combined opposition 200. He is tough and ball-tail, hands of batter and ball-tail, hands of paper school and a debater. His LONNIE RIDGEWAY, EXSLAVE 80, LEAVES.OVER $2,500 TO CHARITY 10. N. 25 ATHENS. O. May 9. The will of Lord Henryway 80 acres, where was born, was taken by his wife, Alicia, and his mother, for more than 50 years, and that he left more than 1500 acres to go on a mission to Ghana. His Protestant mission was halted a century, 1800, to a local church and the remainder to other churches. PARENT-TETS WITH 3500 PAID from Mea. H. R. Barker, President of Georgia colloided P. T. A. Mac. Gunn, Chairman of the Christian Savannah Council, associate of the National Christian Chapel and nursery on adult illiteracy and urination, and associate of the National Christian Chapel and nursery on motherhood and childbirth care. Another ardent friend of Anderson, the democratic candidate, cannot be saved. There were other prominent National Health Nurse, Wake Forest University, and women and education Associations with indeed inspiring achievements, showing that there can be 60 that which it can be to make the county. All of the business sessions of the R. Barker of Atlanta Mrs. M. L. Jenkins-of Macon Mrs. last year accompanied the team to Texas last year during the spring training camp, where he shaking hands and of nosing away at the players and chums of boyhood days. And whether at home or abroad, he first him the team of formidable, hung up teammates, of formidable, hung up teammates. ARRESTED AFTER INDIGESTION ATTACK, PLACED IN JAIL UNATTENDED: FOUND DEAD NEXT MORNING, NEGRO CITIZENS AND WHITE PRESS AROUSED. SECURE INVESTIGATION AND STATEMENT FROM OFFICIALS LIBERTY LIFE FOUNDER DIES IN CHICAGO (P. N. B.) CHICAGO, Ill. May 11, 1974. He was twelve afternoon at the University of Chicago, founder and vice president of Frank L. Olsen's foundation and firm. Illinois had occurred at his residence in Mt. Moriah of Chicago. He made a donation of $1 million to give the initiative. He resided by his wife and two children, a grandson and a nephew. but 26 by a girl of 18, a single event could change the course of Christophe that the death of his wife, Marion, last five years of his life. He had been a graduate of Chicago and had come to the university to study salutary influences in Negro business. He lived, died, and resuscitated. When he built a house, asard of their light girls in the office cramped. The man they built might be, they could say, a teacher to those who think of a success called by those who know him. He was mentioned, that of R. E. T. Taylor, someone to take up the role in the church, a member of the board of diocesan LABOR SECRETARY RE- A. M. E. EXTENSION CEIVES DELEGATION BOARD HAS NEW YORK, N. M. May 5-8 Village agent, will ask for all village agent, will ask for all making with him, a group of administrators, a group of Admins, Palacio, Martinez, Admiral WASHINGTON, D. C., May 7. The Retention Department of the A. M. University meeting for the quadrennium here today. It is handed by Bishop Wilhelm C. Chairman, and Rev. S. J. Johnson of Texas. Secretary Other members of the country, they are: Rev. H. K. Spearman, A. J. Wheeler, Clinky B. Johnson, Larry L. Larson, Karen City, M. J. L. Lutcher, Charleston, M. J. W. Davis, K. J. Charles, M. J. W. Davis, Tavaar, M. J. W. Davis, Washington University, M. J. B. Portwell, Mich. A. H. Hibbard, M. J. All were present except Tavaar. A. Mr. Carter has engaged in the hospitality and enjoyment of the respect and comfort of his patients, the warmth and courtesy of the white race and also that of the black race. Mr. Carter has his own ground. His wife, Mrs. O. Carter is an able man, and his elegance. He is resourceful and kindergarten work appears to the race. He is very neatly. We believe his is particularly well suited to the new encounter, which he now encounters, in the Rule of the World to broaden growth itself as an ability to own the world and our posterity. The Supreme Court, in its judgment on the death penalty, and other cases, ordered women to be held in prison for the rest of the world affairs to those women who have been unjustified, unnecessary, or harmful to society. The court also said that women should be held in prison for the rest of the world affairs to those women who have been unjustified, unnecessary, or harmful to society. The court also said that women should be held in prison for the rest of the world affairs to those women who have been unjustified, unnecessary, or harmful to society. be adjusted on soon the proper and newly appointed officers have been informed before the Supreme Commiss- sion. On August 15, 2015, the Plant and Office requested and urged to forward their information to the Supreme Commission. Supreme Commission office 2015 85 ready for the membership renewal. TEXAS TOWNS. CARD OF THANKS JACKSONVILLE, Tenn., May 14 The people of the city for that bishop and death of our husband and father, who departed this life been every one of you. May God be bless you. May God bless Judith Baldwin, With, Nancy Baldwin, Daughter, Nancy Baldwin, Daughter, kn. Baldwin, Son. NELLYVILLE—Since the warden rules so亲切 we life companies are look- ing better, dressing as the various days were excellent, each attendant of him who knew "Fine My Charm" Q. Q. with attendant Mr. Baldwin, who were both news reporters, the chapters of this report, the chapters of all that many new ones have been set Grand Chapter. While in the city Margaret mottion of the local chapter THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1925 An Address Delivered by W. L. Dickson, Founder and Manager of Dickson Colored Orphanage, Gilmer, Texas. The Dickson Colored Glimpses, Texas May 19, 1893 and began to operate Jan. 4, 1894. We began to teach 1,250 children in 1894 and 1900. 7757 children. We have married off from the institutes 1217 students; we have married off 40 boys to send women to the institutes; we have married off 50 women to situation women eleven hundred and eighty-five acres; we have married off 100 women to bended and eighty-five children. Our teachers and employees are as follows: New P. W. Wesley; Ida and John; and William; William G. Gillis; Primary Department; Principal; Mim Gillis-Blade; Primary Department; Mrs. Gladys A. Hewell, Domestic Science Teacher and Audit, in Primary, Greenwich, MA; Domestic Art teacher, Mrs. Odesa Stewart-Josey, Musical Director and Vocal teacher Mrs. Bohail A. Mays, Amt. Musical Director. M. J. D. Wyatt, Farm Manager M. J. D. Wyatt, Farm Manager M. Claud Phillips, in charge of pasture and fences M. John McGhormey, Conductor and manager of lawn care Mrs. Katherine Swanson, Boys Matron. Mrs. Mary Tapp, Gilda Matron. Mary L. Smith, Baby Cottage Matron. M. J. W. Wealey, Supt. of Poultry Yard on the campus. Mrs. Nellie Wyatt, in charge of Poultry ranch at the campus. M. A. T. Thompson, Steward. M. A. T. Thompson, Steward. The above named persons are all employed by the Dickey College of Business and all employees retire. let the leaders of the Negro race throughout this country get together and lay out a program of work for the Negro people. We are not afraid to never intended for everybody to be rich. Somebody must work everybody MH MH MHMHMHM M H M We were taught to work and to use their hands the color white to be then blessed in laborers. Christ in His name we are appealing to the public for their cooperation for the work of the Dickson Colored Orphanage. Mr. Smith, our baby college man, is taking care of the negro people who would appeal to the heart of the men and women of the Negro race. BABY COTTAGE. DEYTON—A, travel in in New york on a threeday trip to Mexico. Req. Bachelors in English or foreign language. Dalton conducts rehearsal. Rev. J. W. Brown, A.M., Req. Bachelors in English. Tupman, A. M., W. Burch Sunday, Mme. Req. Bachelors in English. Have two college rela- tions and friendships. Req. Bachelor's in English. MANY DO HOMAGE AT BEIR OF CALANTHEAN HEAD. the funeral of the deceased. M. E. B. Church where the service will be held. M. E. B. Church where the service will be held. Oklahoma City and friends from Dallas and other locations. Oklahoma City and friends from Dallas and other locations. PREACHERS AND TEACHERS MORALITY **BRYAN** — All of the Sunday Bryan's children. If Harden was at home, he would have attended a glorious service. At three weeks old the Albionshire did a WIL- liness, the anniversary service of Pierce, Grange, Bray and Keslinge. Came to the city on Sunday only as members of the church and its members of the church. SUNDAY FUNERALS being more destructive to the church. It effects him more than it affects the missionaries of the gospel. An individual and look at him, you can see that he is an important man and possible effector. He represents my sense of God to me, and I am proud of our maker to put on burkens. We are not the only church that we are going to be. That I have referred to is the crowd on Sundays and then the crowd on Sundays and then the crowd on Sundays and then the crowd on Sundays. The novel and the show. W. L. DICKSON. INTHEA Respectfully, W. L. DICKSON, Gilmer, Texas. Moneyman, her telegram from home, was a man, or Mrs. Kee, who had spread the word of her profession, who acted as a professor, who acted as a secretary, who was White Greendyff, too, was a great offering as well, as other professors. She was the old life of Mrs. Kee who lived in New York. RICH NEGROES WHACHERS DANGING DESTRUCTION The end came to Mrs. Rawley on a call to her daughter. WILLIAM was called out of town but side of her father. Mrs. Rawley and Mrs. Rawley are on his side. Mrs. Rawley is at his home. Sunday, both mother and son are taking the souvenir. The souvenir are taking him to author City. Smith is morticed to author City. Members of local North Eleanor Business Association evening at 10:30, 2601 Bryan Street, North Eleanor City and Construction Company, T. H. Smith, Dr. R. W. M. McKinney, Dr. S. W. Smith, Dr. W. M. McKinney to order; first action enganging the attention of this body was held at 10:30. After some preliminary take relative to nineteen twenty-five activities, qualification for membership was urged The following of officers were elected: D. P. Pinkerton, Vice President, Wm. B. Q. Pinkerton, Treasurer, Wm. A. Assistant Secretary, B. T. Ashby, Reservative Committee: Dr. W. R. B. T. Ashby, Dr. H. T. Hamilton, J. McDaniel, Dr. B. T. Hamilton, J. McDaniel, Dr. B. T. Hamilton, J. McDaniel, T. Simpson, B. T. Ashby, Wm. Gordon, T. Simpson, B. T. Ashby, Wm. Gordon, Starks and J. W. Warner were added QF NO. 10 King of Revolvers of National Bank of the United States, Dr. A. M. UNITY THE WORLD'S FIRST WOMEN'S FASHION SHOW At MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH, TUESDAY NIGHT, MAY 12, 1925, BENEFIT DEACONESS BOARD ADMISSION THIRTY-FIVE CENTS WALK A BLOCK OR TWO SAVE A DOLLAR OR TWO BUY NOW Luggage PRICES DROP Bargains on High Grade Leather, Suit Cases, Hand Bags and Trunks Cowhide Leather Suit Cases Heavy Leather Strap $8.00 Hat Boxes Well made, cestonne-lined. A well-made, cestonne-lined. Special Values $8.45 Wardrobe Trunks $80.75 Hard fibre lining, heavy braided hardware, handcovers with extra closet and hat box and locking device, lining value $80.75 Genuine Cowhide Heavy, leather, hand-sewed Hand Bags, a bag that will lid and hold the appearance. Worth $24.00. Special Values Leather Hand Bags Leather lined, well-hade, can't be duplicated elsewhere $80.00 Cowhide gladiator Cases Leather-lined, Twenty-litch A Wonderful Value $140.00 Our Price $19.75 SUIT CASES—Our Special Price Good construction, $5.00 value, braided lock draw-folt Catches—Cowhide Strap—Four Inside Strap $8.00 KLAR & WINTERMAN DALLAS LARGEST PAWNHOOKERS Remember the Number 2312 ELM Look for the Name in Dallas with his wife, who is he who has been referred to as the "Father of the Nation," is reliably referred by the greatest board of officers in the state to have an avid interest in folk music and to have an avid interest in folk dance. He is always above all else when what he does by done party through. On the occasion of the death of his wife, he was deeply moved to do the same by her death. He is His Father. He is his father. JOHN H. BROWN THURSDAY = The Baptist A. M. K. breaching and training services breaching and training services at night as we listened to another church service at night. We joined and joined the flock. We cared they capped much longer. We cared they capped much longer. We cared here will be here Sunday. new Mississippi Lady Crawford, Rennie Carl Phillips, Mrs. Bernard Mary Crawford, Mrs. Bernard Express and she is her favorite the most frequent Weekly, Mrs. Lloyd M. Patterson, from Threepridge Saturday. TEMPLE — Rev. J. C. Mays, 71 parapsychist last Wednesday while at work, died on Thursday. She is survived-by his wife, three sons, a friend, a funeral arrangement, a memorial, a Sunday shortening, following a long illness. She is survived by her children, her sister, and other relatives. Her cremation will be held at Understreet Brandon, N. Mary Randle of Memphis, and her funeral will be at Waynes Chapel church, Miss. Waynes Bay of South Bastat all over the country. Her burial and caskets were added as a flairing touch to Mrs. Bernard of Threepridge Saturday. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1925 **ENYIN:** The Sunday School teachin' class was a bacon for the quarterly condemnation of things. Mrs. J. W. Williams, with a burning message, wired with a burning message, texted her with a burning message, presented her wife and family were present. At the first of his memorials worshiped in Alabaster, he was baptized in the Baptist church for one of the club members. He baptized a great sorrowful structure and a great sorrowful funeral. He instructed a great sorrowful funeral. He counsel thanked the choir choir and splendidly decorated in the choir. CATYERM, Mr. james C. Jackson of New York, NY. Jack is a community leader in the Chapel of the Seven Churches of New York. Jack is a Bishop's wife. Jack wants to "Moonlight Moments" on Monday on his called to Sheraton Monday on his birthday. Jack is a graduate of Southern University and a graduate of Cape Cod School in May. Mr. Jack is a mother and baby doula in New York. Jack is a weekly with relatives. Mr. George Jack will attend Fort Worth West School. Mr. George will wife Mia Wanchoe. Woman mother Mia Wanchoe left for New York. Phone: H-0053 Phone: H-8866 Let Me Be Your Druggist, COMMUNITY DRUG STORE S. T. WILLIAMSON, Jr., Prop. Allen at Juliette St DALLAS, TEXAS Superior Delivery "I Either Have It, Will Get It, Or It Isn't Made" BUILDING REROOFING MATERIALS BIRD'S ART CRAFT ROOFING "Applied Night Over Your Old Shingles" Guaranteed for 10 Years PAY FOR YOUR ROOF- PACK IN THE MONTHLY MONTHLY PAY- MENTS National Roofing Corporation of Texas 3764 Commerce Street. Phone Y 4212. MATERIALS ```markdown ``` Phone: H-0053 Let Me Be You COMMUNITY DR S. T. WILLIAMS Allen at Julie DALLAS, Superior I "I Either Have It, Will Get PEOPLES MUTUAL BENE WHEN IN NEED OF THE RIGHT PEOPLES MUTUAL BENE TEN AGENTS H.2158 Phone 500 GOOD W. E. EWING, President The Road to Beauty MME. COLEMAN'S FACIALS - HA TREATMENT MME. CO 701 N. Central Avenue BUILT REROOFING MATERIALS National Roofing of Tenn 3704 Commerce Street. IN MEMORY OF MRS. MARY E. PARKINSON Hark, 'tis the shepherd's voice I All it is my mother dear, All it is my father dear, To some time's comfort us and cheer, O mother how we use you, And how we wish we could hear And how we wish we could call In no other that can fill As one year has roiled away, We have been fortunate to meet you, When the days are over and night We your loving husband and child- promises to meet you by and by, HARK II. HARKSON, and Children $1.00, BARGAIN OFFER We are making you a special invitation Jar (1 lb) of Lovinies Skin White- White (1 lb) of Lovinies Skin White- It is one of our finest, quickest and not. Take advantage of our special offer. Pay no money. Pay Post- coins postage. 1155 Lake Park Ave. Chicago Illinois NEW LARENA FACTS Try Pay's Ideas of FAY'S EAT Home Co EVERYTHING Maj. Falk, but with a perfectionist for you and you will find some of the best tailors, a new Mallan Hava, a new look, and living the making hard, creat- ing cleaning. IN TERMINARY QU A SHORT TITLE MALLAN HAVA EDGAR JACKSON 2402 Thomas Ave B. o we had a chance to test the delivery room last evening and to my surprise lived in the same room and admired my setup to the conditions and admired myself to the conditions and admired myself to the conditions and admired myself to the conditions and admired myself to the conditions For the time that the famous Eat Shock known as The Yankees built their building they were in has been moved to the same location for a new building that is to be the gardens of existing conditions of the place this place will only have same good things to eat. The Pam Studio Mr. Clementine will announce the formal opening of the Pam Studio, the best in the South, for the best studio in the South, for class material therapy giving first class material therapy giving first class material therapy giving first Mr. Samantha will teach our Dallas and the result is up to this line as we over the shop and they'll forget the place and the room. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. Meritorious Printing and Designing THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. The Art Excell In Delicious M. Find that "Acme of preciated by the di It is a part of confections that are highest standard of The following d Cream and would a your valued patrona THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING OR Merritorous Printing and Designing The Acme Excellence In Delicious M-B Ice Cream you find that "Acme of Excellence" that preciated by the discriminating. It is a part of our policy to pr confections that are always up to highest standard of excellence. The following dealers handle M- Cream and would appreciate a share your valued patronage. The Acme of Excellence In Delicious M-B Ice Ice Cream you will find that "Acme of Excellence" that is ap- reciated by the discriminating. It is a part of our policy to produce confections that are always up to the highest standard of excellence. The following dealers handle M-B Ice Cream and would appreciate a share of your valued patronage. Casey Brothers, 2300 Casey Cliff Drug Store, 1112 E. 10th Community Drug Store, H. H. Confectionary Thad Else, Little Gem, McMillian Cafe, Palm Drug Store, People's Drug Store, Store, 1901 Allen H. H. Confectionary Central and B. Thad Else, Routh St. Little Gem, 2601 Bryan McMillian Cafe, 2413 Elm St. Palm Drug Store, 2415 Elm People's Drug Store, Cor. Hall & C. Temple Drug Store, 2547 Elm Mose Taylor, Central & Cas Triangle Drug Store, Cor. 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Anderson PHONE 312-1258 EXPRESS Mortorious Printing and Designing come of illence M-B Ice Cream you will Excellence" that is ap- scriminating. Our policy to produce always up to the excellence. Headers handle M-B Ice appreciate a share of age. 1901 Allen Central and Boll Routh St. 2601 Brylm 2413 Elm St. 2415 Elm Cor. Hall & Central 2547 Elm Central & Casey THE FEDERAL ASSOCIATION OF STATE OF NEW YORK ELECTED IN 1876 There can be no doubt but that the greatest hope for the complete emancipation of the whole race and its progress from its present place of prescription and discrimination is the joining of all of its forces in the struggle against the odds that it faces. Negroes North and South must begin to think work and feel together and every effort must be put forth in order that no opportunity for the improvement of the status of the group will be lost. MEMBER NATIONAL NEGRO PRESS ASSOCIATION That this is being felt more keenly by those of our group in the North where there is greater political opportunity and necessarily more power for remedying adverse conditions is evidenced by the constantly resurring reference to the necessity for greater striving with the welfare and improvement of the whole race in mind. The latest of such references comes from The New York News and its sentiment is so pleasing that we herewith reproduce it for the benefit of our readers who sometimes are led to feel that that there is not the desire for cooperation between the two sections in their struggle for a common justice which has been the cause of "Let Us be - Strong Here" The News says: Pulled up every Saturday. Morning in the Year at 6:00 Swim Ave. in Entered at Post Office at Dallas Mall. Post Office at Dallas Mall. Congress, March 187 (Incorporated) DALLAS, TEXAS While we, as Colored citizens, must keenly appreciate the sorrows and suffering of our brethren of the South; while we must ever protest by word and deed against the industrial, civic and political persecution moved out to them—we must never protest by word and deed against the brethren of the South by helping ourselves by making friends and helpers of our white neighbors here. As we marshal our strength here, as we are decent, quiet, orderly citizens here, as we buy homes and property, succeed in business, we must be willing to united power here that is respected; as we win influence by our worth and work, in that measure we will be helping not only ourselves, but those of the South. We can thus not request, but demand, that our representatives from here at Washington stop the measures aimed at the race and the business of the South. We must be the lever to pry off the lice persecution from the burdened backs of the race in Dixie. We in the North must continue to accommodate the hundreds of thousands of black folk that are going to continue to come from the Southern States until education and the ballot are free; there to all alike, until lynchings and burnings stop and justice reigns. We must be strong here to help those that are weak there. Foreign Advertising Representative: W. B. Ziff Company, 600 South Dearborn Street, Chicago, IL 60610 W. B. Ziff Company, 604 Morton Bldg. 112 East Magnum Street, New York, NY 10024 Notice To The Public Any errors reflection upon the character, standing or regulation of the advertisement which may appear in the column of the publication which is being gladly corrected upon its being brought to the attention of the public. The Dallas Express Sub- scriptions in Advance SUB TRAIL $2.50 SIX MONTHS $1.25 AUGUST MONTHS $1.25 AUGUST AUGUST $1.25 This is the sentiment that will win for the whole group and it is the only one that will win. Whether living North adversely, also affects the other in some degree. Can it but happen that this thought as expressed by this editor can be acted out through a period of years, there can be no way of preventing it. This is the reason the equalizing of opportunity for the role as a whole. An idea of what should have taken place in Dallas during National Negro Trade Week can be gained from the following account of the beginning of the week as told by the journal of our contemporary, Editor Dunjee, The Black Dispatch. Says that account; the opening day of Trade Week started with the May Day festivities of the schools when m MOTHER'S DAY Sunday in Mother's Day and all over the nation, children will pause if but for a moment to pay tribute to this great of human kindness, letters and telegraphs, sent, and greetings of various sorts will at-tempt to show in the living mothers that their children love and care. The observance of this day con- of the churches agreed to deliver special addresses on the situtes one of the most worth- subject of building Negro business as the head of all of the churches in the city, and that they are joy in the contem- through the school children with the request that they be joy of its celebration. Particularly signed and returned in which the signer agreed to purchase the church. The observance of this day continues one of the most worthwhile of the many American data collected in the month of its celebration. Particularly is this true in regard to our race in America. And it is natural that any other class of mothers have more than any other class of mothers have enjoyed the joy of its celebration. The section of the sort that other mothers have enjoyed in this country has enjoyed have been of the erudest sort; often they were built by the mothers of their children might have cherished at home that would enable them to rear their children freed from the oppression of their clobbing them. The laws of the land have fallen most minerally from the hands of the helpless victim of the lust of the vices and unpleasantness impossible for her offspring to be of pure radial stock. She has a little sister, another mother and mother, in limited degree only has her sister, another mother, and her hope for her children because of the fact that she has been too often was harred against them in many ways. But through it all she has been a great benefactor to her day and her children have greater promise of final racial success in the history of the race in America. The obverse have served only to make the story that in one the Nrother mother more dear than the other, all of all of her prohibitive conditions which she has faced, she In America, and it is natural that they are more concerned with the protection of their children. In Nitro mothers more than in other mothers, their hardest protection is their burdens without protection of the sort that other mothers men to center the attention of their group on their protection of the sort that other mothers concerns in a favorable way. They will get advertisement from it as well as increased patronage and, if they are Nitro mothers, they will feel that they will feel, often, that they were built by the good effects of the week for months to come. mothers themselves in order that their children might have children of their own. Reports of those who have visited Oklahoma City indicate that the Negro business enterprises there are enjoying a greater degree of success than are those of our own business, the sort of protection and care at home that would enable them to rear their children from the poverty of their own clothing. The laws of the state require that a man be a practicable and often a hardened the helpless victim of the last of the vicious and unpredictable of another race, making him a victim of the race. From the reports of the operation of a Trade Week, those members of the race in that city must have more deeply at heart the success of their own concerns than do the members of the same class in Dallas. That is a THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1925 New Orleans, LA.—"Liverpats pay off the made good now Sinkuntumus," this is what you they do that own "Mr. Charley O **Hibiscus Manning, and Mr. K.** Hibiscus Manning, and Mr. K. recognize to the movement for ratifying a $25,000,000 endowment fund that will end the end of the present year, if it succeeds in having the support for, North Carolina, Constitution and programs actually meeting the requirements of actual legislation in the state, and adoption along industrial lines. Education, whether of the Tu- manian or of the type supplied by college or primary school which the Nero must grow and of the community in which he may work, may be blunted against too many of the opportunities in which the trained Nero may be used as not to make him wonder much about his work. The opportunities to justice must not be restricted. The last annual report and find ever greater forms of 'hot-hot-waiting' believing that lynching, a misdemeanor described to disgrace. During the year the number of lynchings per year and remained at approximations to the 'associates' report -cum The Interracial Committee of this city has just made public its findings in the recently completed Negro housing survey which is among the first and largest ever made in the United States. It will be well for the thoughtful to study it and completely digest all of the facts will indicate that the conditions which are not favorable can be remedied by outside influence, in fact must of necessity be remedied that way; but there are other ways to do this, and the result can only by greater application an effort on the part of the race itself. Suffice it to say that this survey will prove the greatest asset to the Negroes of Dallas which they have acquired. It will also help to the effect that the public the facts from which intelligent steps of remedy may be arrived at. TID-BITS "The Black Dispatch brands as the report that Federal officers-forced the citizens of Boley, an all Negro town, to take down a sign warning white men not to let the sun go down on them within its limits. We are glad to note that the report of the existence of such a sign was untrue. To try, to force others to live under the same conditions of which we complain so bitterly is to place ourselves in a class of them. We can't afford to sink so low in the human scale. The Leaned-Massenger Charge (1994) by Robert A. Lean and Joseph A. Lean. Published by HarperCollins Publishers, New York. The Lean-Massenger Charge (1994) by Robert A. Lean and Joseph A. Lean. Published by HarperCollins Publishers, New York. The Lean-Massenger Charge (1994) by Robert A. Lean and Joseph A. Lean. Published by HarperCollins Publishers, New York. The monument is—reported to contain pictures of the building of the Ziburat, a tower similar to THE MIRROR OF PUBLIC OPINION - most important relics of Sumerian art known. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS "Wheres done?" 2 Reasoned John. "What's done?" 3 Reasoned John. "New York City, N. Y." "What's done?" 4 Reasoned John. "Delights from demand, coming to" "New York." "What's done?" "The trip has been delayed in" "France. He has to sample there." "What's done?" 5 Reasoned John. "He has to leave for" "this country." ENTHERTTLE OF THE BALLOON everyone knows intimacy is important for her to make whatever intimacy she wants. The woman is posted in thread her way all evening, who have been introduced and who have exposed in some measure to the experience of in some measure to make necessary intimacy amounts to a necessity. The young woman who is not able to hold a wall-wall by polishing of being a wall-wall by polishing in a discussion, instead of sitting in a discussion, instead of sitting with the others. The very knowledge that she is not comprehensibly a comfort and ease person. They do comfort and ease themselves. COURT. REFUSES LOUIS IANA SEGREGATION CASES (A. N. P) NEW OILLANDS, La. May 8—A commissioned research team in the case of the New Orleans oilfield will be appointed to the National Academy of Sciences for the Advancement of Science in the U.S. Superior Court. The team will be led by G. W. Larsen, President of the National Academy of Sciences and the Attorney of the Superior Court, as well as the Associate of the Superior Court. The team will be responsible for the order that was issued to the Superior Court on May 8, 2015, allowing the team to apply to the Supreme Court to seek an order to suspend the oilfield from the national high court. The team will present its findings to the New Orleans Court. The team will be backed by the National Office of the National Academy of Sciences and found sufficient to fight the case. COST OF LIVING OF COLORED) FARM FAMILIES RAST TEXAS TEACHERS HOLD MERT Jarvis Christian Institute features largely in the musical Dr. Barnwell didn't fail, to pre- sent the great importance of health education in showing the importance of emphatic in showing the importance of by the help of these beringer men. The help of these beringer men should be making an effort to be more emphatic in saying that morning April 26, 2012, and evening April 27, 2012, was most hardly pleased with the fact that the beringer men were entertaining visitors and entertaining guests. In acknowledgment of the beringer men in acknowledgment of Prof M. D. T. Daya it was well received that he would be re-lectored presiding over the beringer men. WASHINGTON DOCTORS LIST PATIENTS WHO DON'T FAN Washington, D.C. - D. C. May 5. The Washington Post reports that the Colleged physician awarded all of the Colleged physician awards in connection with Columbia, comprising all into-operation plans what is known of patients who return to the hospital in the designation to present a case to the doctor. His bills with other doctors also have been in operation for months, meeting with patients. It is also reported that stores in the majority of the city protect themselves against the doctors state their plan does not care who, are taken care of as a patient. CHICAGO, IL. Mrs Cora H. Giddens, 2414 Celtic Mansion, home to the girls' baseball league underwent a serious operation. She was a member of the J.B. Hirsch R.A. M. T. of J.B. Hirsch have headquarters at the time of her retirement in hiring to the position in this city next August. Holly Co. 2414 S. State, together interested in hiring to relieve the hair rate of route, in hard work to maintain the beautiful land at the beautiful westerly wonderful success. 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It was not intended to compare two human but a cross sectional to the field work done in addition to the report done in the piloting of the report. A competent ANTLYLNCHING CRU SADE TO BE PUSHED TO THE LIMIT IN GEORGIA A Mr. Barker was born in Baskerville, New York, on May 13th and died in Baskerville, New York on October 16th. Mr. Barker was a fruit-talking strawberry for cream pie. Mr. Barker was a lawyer for the State of New York. Mr. Barker was a Lieutenant in the General Staff. ALTO-The weather was fine. Ann Barker was a nurse in the Army Medical Corps. Mr. Barker was a doctor in the Army Medical Corps. Mr. Mary Larson Hartberg, Yankee, was a nurse in the Army Medical Corps. Mr. C. Cullis was with the Army Medical Corps. BAY CITY-J. H. Barker, baker with great skill in Baskerville and with great spirit with Mary. Barker was the best baker during the day. Barker was the best baker during the day. Barker was the best baker during the day. Alexander has had the insults the Machie Bradley and Read Bradley made. Alexander has had the insults the Machie Bradley and Read Bradley made. Professor D. Lord and Mr. Bradley made. Professor D. Lord and Mr. Bradley made. Dr. M. Ashby Jones of Atlanta was rescheduled chairman of the commission and Dr. Will W. Alexas as director of the work. THE DALLAS EXPRESS-DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1925 CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends for their beautiful floral offerings and kindness shown in our mother, Mrs. Kittie Thomas, our mother, Mrs. Kittie Thomas. RETURN TICKET TO Los An- geles goff to June End. KI-5758 A BEAUTIFUL GIFT TO ALL READERS of the DALLAS EXPRESS Rush YOUR NAME and ADDRESS New York City LENOX CO. 154 E. 180th St. Strange Power Grace Gray De Long, "The Little ous Advice says: Worry, Worry and fear cause disruptions, disease and dis- comfort. 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A hair straightener and hair dressing of surprising importance is especially prepared to be used with the irons. Aids Hair Pomade has stood the test. It is not an experiment. It has been sold and used by particular people for a quarrel of century. Put up in a round brown box for sale by all dressers. The Dallas Black Giants are to be given a hard ground in the playoffs. The Giants will be open in the number of victories they have won. Bryd Long, the machine and the leader of the team, aces the wate at a pace worthy of a season. And as the season progresses and as the season progresses, they come any weakness that has been If the Club gets pitching of the ball, the running is the most exciting part. The features and the layout of the bunch are the most enjoyable, and the reasonable vals on the raster are the most enjoyable. A tla of rookies to a wizard should not be a bad deal. But the road for the wizard or the road have not been reeveed by the club. You should not take information for granted. # CHICAGO CLINES Gard, af, b 1 1 12 O A b 1 Gard, af, b 1 1 12 O A b 1 Owens, ib 1 1 0 0 0 0 Owens, ib 1 1 0 0 0 0 Torrent, rf 1 1 1 0 0 0 Torrent, rf 1 1 1 0 0 0 Williams, as 1 1 1 0 0 0 Williams, as 1 1 1 0 0 0 Padrode, p 1 1 1 0 0 0 Totals 43 12 17 54 7 A # BLACK BARON Braaten, af 1 1 0 0 0 0 Braaten, af 1 1 0 0 0 0 P. Williams, ib 1 1 1 0 0 0 P. Williams, ib 1 1 1 0 0 0 Patras, fr 1 1 1 0 0 0 Patras, fr 1 1 1 0 0 0 Baldin, c 1 1 1 0 0 0 Baldin, c 1 1 1 0 0 0 Dervely, p 1 1 0 0 0 1 Totals 12 6 3 2 19 18 # CHICAGO AMERICAN Chicago, af 1 1 0 0 0 0 Chicago, af 1 1 0 0 0 0 118 268 104 124 x4 Black Baron 100 600 36 x4 # TEXAS COLORD LEAGUE ALEXANDRIA 1 1 12 O A b 1 DALLAS 1 1 0 0 0 0 DALLAS 1 1 0 0 0 0 HAN ANTONIO 1 1 0 0 0 0 OKLAHOMA 1 1 0 0 0 0 WHERE THEY PLAYED CHICAGO GIANTS ENTERTAIN ALL-CHICAGOS Copyright Nat Sport Writers Association CHIAGO, Il., May 9, 5-Sunday Chicago Giants tried to entertain march and fallout when the Al- falfa fawn given to one in a game fainted then given to another in a game frame on which Tom Williams, ex- plorer for the Giants, was shot when he raised six of the pythag bead. He was relieved by Dickson sport. Wrenny, was given a shot of his part of his indeed white pave in the sixth inning of the afternoon came in the ninth inning. Ash shirted the first baseman. Ash shirted the first baseman. Ash shirted the first baseman. Ash white wash. Ash washed the clams white wash. Batteries—Etton and Olsch; Will Hiams, Johnson, -Wasley and More. Bread. NEGRO NATIONAL LEAGUE RELEASE MONROE—KID SON FIGHT TO A. STAND STILL AS CROWD PULLS FOR A K.-O. BOTH FIGHTERS WEIGH EACH OTHER OUT possession, who was murmuring for the light, some turn of fate one of the Saints came upon of fate one of the Saints separately on the road and lifted it, then came upon a fence with one on. He came to him, and took back bibbies and rattles, took back bibbies and rattles, took back bibbies and rattles, at the bat by retiring a walk, a sinister blushed in the third and the fourth, to zerro Leather with a long tide out in the field. Nothing more were seen, another sunset Orange grabs another sunset Orange CYLVONE SINCLAIR OUTPOINT TIGER EMERSON TUSKEGEE TEACHERS SCHOOL TO OPEN JUNE 1ST Florence Mills to Head All Colored Revue as Permanent Institution CINCINNATI, O. May 9 — E-Loyalty is becoming a major business transaction, he asked for the help of one of the most distinctive ever created — All-Civil Colored Haven, Greenwich Village Music Hall, Greenwich Village Music Hall and olden times in the initial edition and well familiarizes the audience on the subject it has plan duration. He says that the case came near accepting the proposition from Mr. Katz, the Zurich firm offer along came the game an all-Civil colored revive an ample credit to its success, to make it permanent, to get at ones, not merely as an expedition but as an institution — that is, people an opportunity of demonstration to the most exciting demands of the added majority of originators. TUSKEGEE COMMENCEMENT MAY 21 THE DALLAS-EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1925 Leaders Plan Big Events For June 19 Celebration At State Fair Grounds Plains are under-way for the most comprehensive and complete zoning of the Induction, on June 13, 2015, and will be the first ever known cooperation has been given leaders in the coalition to the amusement park owner of the amusement park management various organizations, the Colored race, will benefit乃大 FRED NORSINGLE DEAD DALLAS DISTRICT NOTES TUTTLE MEMORIAL HOUSE NEARING COMPLETION MAJEHON, N. C. May 8—Ambergris approach of the completion of the Hall of Fame in baseball, baskin- ton on the campus of UCLA, baskin- ton on the campus of UCLA, a national stadium, and Colored Gate in Colored Gate. J.EUGENE PEARCE FAIR PARK AMUSEMENTS CELEBRATE AT MAY 29 GRAND RALLY OF ALL CHURCHES Thousands Will Attend Big Get-together Meeting. Aviator Edison Movey in Thrilling Exhibition. Colored War Hero to Do. Seguential Flying. Sunday School Pageant With Decorated Floats in Prise Parade. REFRESHMENTS ON GROUNDS ALL AMUSEMENTS OPEN CELEBRATE AT FAIR PARK: Sev. E. Arlington Wilson, Chairman Arrangements All Pastors Assisting With Church Organizations BIG TIME! BIG TIME! COME ALL! A unique feature of the work is Auxiliary in various sections of the building, including responsibility for compiling and maintaining rooms in the new structure. Thus, Auxiliary is responsible for room and one student's room has been Thomas's Church, New York, Male. Auxiliary is the her of the Auxiliary, and a group of the Auxiliary, finishing the director's room, and a acting room in addition to the Auxiliary in looking after the吏-ler. Auxiliary in looking after the吏-ler, a double sleeping room; the New York, Kentucky Branch of the PAUL RODESON AND LAWRENCE BROWN MISS THOMAS TO WED DALLAS MAN. Mr. Ellen Murf of 4225 Clark St. announces the propose marriage of Thomas to Mr. Sidd Culton of the city Tuesday evening. May 14th at 11:30 a.m. The event will take place at Green Point at 11:30 a.m. at "Things" W. Clark, Bridge, will perk, so the ticket ceremony. JUNE 19 60TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE EMANCI- PATION Leaders Planning Biggest Rind of Event. Nothing Like It Ever Be- fore. Prise Military Drills Base- ball Contests. Music — Dancing, Eats, Drinks and Everything Find out "WRY IS IT". Ride "LIGHTNIN"" Try "SKY ROCKET" The Committee: S. M. Brown, W. E. Carter, Addison Gason, Mrs. J. H. Wailer, Mrs. Gilbert Hicks. A TEN DAYS' REVIVAL CAMPAIGN AT ST. JAMES A. M. E. TEMPLE, MAY 14-24. Rev A. J. S. Smith, D. D., one of the key signatories of the race will be Thursday night, May 15th and you will be invited to watch the race. You will be invited to hear two of the masterpieces: NATION TRAIN TO HELP, LEAVING HOURS LATE, BRACING HELL, HALL BELIEVEN IS NOT HOME. Another that has been the HEA, a SWILL BARREL, MOUTH THE DUMPING GROUND... they make a lasting impression, bring your friends and the children. 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THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1925 THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS STILL THE KING As Filed With The Department of Insurance by The U. B. of F., Pilgrims, G. U. O. of O. F., K. of P. Calantheans and American Woodmen, as of December 31, 1924, and Sworn to by Officers of the Above Orders. ASSETS U. B. OF F. Men and Women PILGRIMS Men and Women G. U. O. of O. F. Men and Women K. OF P. Men CALANTHEANS Women AM. WOODMEN Men and Women LEDGER ASSETS REAL ESTATE $172,041.09 25,000.00 $291,021.17 $159,508.63 $152,061.51 BONDS 1,150.00 37,295.44 20,000.00 10,200.00 124,968.44 MORTGAGE LOANS 66,904.53 5,000.00 123,027.51 10,000.00 798,560.69 ORGANIZERS' BALANCES 1,096.81 604.22 2,618.38 OUTSTANDING CHECKS U. S. LIBERTY BONDS AND TREASURY CERTIFICATES 4,834.00 9,093.25 ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE 7,000.00 53.55 INVESTMENTS 2,471.75 2,261.06 CASH IN OFFICE 1,460.44 1,950.68 110.00 2,261.06 CASH IN BANK (Not on Interest) 53,607.28 74,468.63 65,508.13 2,762.83 23,975.46 CASH IN BANK (On Interest) 109,487.93 86,621.44 250,879.50 185,588.73 83,752.22 TOTAL LEDGER ASSETS NON-LEDGER ASSETS INTEREST DUE AND ACCRUED FURNITURE AND FIXTURES RENTS DUE COLLECTIONS NOT REMITTED EQUITY IN SUPREME LODGE PROPERTY LITERATURE AND SUPPLIES MARKET OVER BOOK VALUE (BONDS) $295,110.15 $217,686.46 $480,446.18 $570,594.22 $229,817.74 $1,173,306.55 UNPAID DEATH CLAIMS $20,118.93 18,746.61 20,134.05 6,795.20 3,615.40 19,837.19 FURNITURE AND FIXTURES 650.00 9,110.10 15,000.00 RENTS DUE 698.00 20,670.00 40,000.00 COLECTIONS NOT REMITTED 450.00 20,670.00 40,000.00 EQUITY IN SUPREME LODGE PROPERTY 450.00 20,670.00 40,000.00 LITERATURE AND SUPPLIES 13.03 20,670.00 40,000.00 MARKET OVER BOOK VALUE (BONDS) $311,037.00 $226,138.34 $484,586.74 $607,178.52 $233,433.14 $1,251,639.80 TOTAL GROSS ASSETS LIABILITIES UNPAID DEATH CLAIMS 1,637.08 4,725.00 5,491.34 12,980.98 31,736.90 SALARIES, RENTS, EXPENSE AND COM. 1,105.69 5,491.34 3,844.51 TAXES 1,105.69 5,491.34 3,844.51 LIGHTS, WATER, ETC. 64.52 5,491.34 12,275.13 TRUST FUND 2,250.00 DEPOSIT ON LEASE 22,926.22 23,471.61 20,134.05 5,491.34 12,980.98 48,081.54 TOTAL LIABILITIES $22,926.22 $23,471.61 $20,134.05 5,491.34 $12,980.98 48,081.54 TOTAL GROSS ASSETS $311,037.00 226,138.34 484,586.74 607,178.52 233,433.14 1,251,639.80 TOTAL LIABILITIES 22,926.22 23,471.61 20,134.05 5,491.34 12,980.98 48,081.54 TOTAL NET ASSETS $288,110.78 $202,666.73 $464,452.69 601,687.18 $220,452.16 $1,203,558.26 INTEREST EARNINGS 7,778.25 5,548.78 13,909.49 23,773.27 10,250.37 75,407.84 TOTAL MEMBERSHIP 9393 10,449 24,639 19,545 12,178 58,0201 The American Woodman has in Texas a membership of 21,867. The Knights of Pythias, including women, has a membership of 31,723. It is clearly evident from the above that the Knights of Pythias leads all in membership. The American Woodman has net assets throughout the nation of $1,203,558.26. The Knights of Pythias, including women, has Net Assets in Texas alone amounting to $822,139.34. This shows that in Texas alone the Pythians are nearly as strong financially as the American Woodmen are throughout the nation. No reference is made to the Knights and Daughters of Tabor as their report was not filed with the Insurance Department at the time the above-data was gotten.