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A Champion of Justice A Messenger of Hope The Dallas Express Distinctive in Service Always Progressive Prominent Odd Fellow Attacks Riddle's Report As Filed With Commissioner POINTS OUT DIFFERENCES BETWEEN SWORN STATEMENT AND REPORT GIVEN TO PUBLIC. CALLS ATTENTION - TO NON-INTEREST BEARING MONEYS AND ASKS "WHY SUCH AN ENORMOUS LIABILITY IN THE FORM OF UNPAID DEATH CLAIMS?" ATTEMPT TO JIM CROW BUSINESS LEAGUE U. S. COURT UPHOLDS OFFICER MAY CAUSE SUIT PEONAGE CASES GILMETL, TEXAS May 16-1955 Editor or the Dallas Express, Dear Mr.-Will you please give apices in your paper for a word from the oil field band relative to some differences that have appeared in some Lodge reports? It has been my privilege and my pleasure to live in the jurisdiction of the Grand United Order of Odd Fellow of Texas for more than 25 years. I am the organizer and promoter of Comic Lodge 234, one of the greatest and one of the best local lodgers among Odd Fellows in Texas. It is the Banner lodge. I have had everything there to be given in the way of degree in Odd Fellowship and I have been related to over his growth and prosperity there. I am sure he will be here to guide to all your attention the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows, to what I regard as a great blunder. Enabling the New Building Some months ago, when we were entering our new building, that was expected by the jurisdiction forth- er with the faithful service of our brother Grand Master in the faith for performance of his duty, we went into that new building with glowing rejuvenation. The grand Master gave the District Grand Master the right of his faithful secretary. Prof. Riddle as it properly should have been. Perd. Hiddle made a statement in comparing the strength of the Odds Index to the current of the Odds Index, as well as that of the odd Fellows, had more cash money than any of the other members of the Committee. He said and was the strongest "he said that he did not care to advertise but was going for the opportunity to show the growth and success of the group. He said that they did not intend to have any money to give to them. He followed as against others, rather, but said some of these. ATTEMPT TO JIM\(^{*}\)CROFFICER MA (A.N.P.) 3 (THE LIGHT, N. C. May 16—Law firms are threatened after the action of a conductor of a Safety Coach line, who forced Barry O. Kelly, one of the wealthiest and most influential Negroes in this state, and a number of the executive committees of the National No-Bus operating between this city and the State, who were in a ticket and, after leasing a ticket, and after reenrolling with the conductor, was permitted to ride. The affair, however, has raised the question of whether Negroes in the state have a legal right to ride in the buses with the white people. Says the Nena and Obseyer of this city, "There is no need of having a ticket for the bus, because about the same time, the police and the police of the city are expressed in the laws of this state and other states requires commendations for Negroes. If the public buses are to deal with Negroes as passengers, the mind will be put in a�mment to the mind they will be put in a�mment to the mind they will be put in a The daily then explains that unfit for the buses then freight the people and they are not required to do so, and compels them to go to the airport. In any case, the burden to upon them is immense. They only take up the bus owner, and are desired to test the law, for the purpose of the problem however, does not concern the bus in following the course that must be beet. Provide separate cars for the bus and it requires no law令 the reasoning of the Newark and the backward South look a AFRICA ADOPTS INTERRACIAL, PLAN Aflanta, SA, May 15-2 The plan is to adjust the current tax-exemption through concession and cooperation, as worked out in the South Africa, between adopted in South Africa's dim, according to the current plan. To accept the plan that comes from the National Inflation Committee of Native Affairs, the plan, on such committees in Johannesburg, is known as Mariburra Hill. For the present, Mariburra Hill is currently the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th, 20th, 21th, 22th, 23th, 24th, 25th, 26th, 27th, 28th, 29th, 30th, 31th, 32th, 33th, 34th, 35th, 36th, 37th, 38th, 39th, 40th, 41th, 42th, 43th, 44th, 45th, 46th, 47th, 48th, 49th, 50th, 51th, 52th, 53th, 54th, 55th, 56th, 57th, 58th, 59th, 60th, 61th, 62th, 63th, 64th, 65th, 66th, 67th, 68th, 69th, 70th, 71th, 72th, 73th, 74th, 75th, 76th, 77th, 78th, 79th, 80th, 81th, 82th, 83th, 84th, 85th, 86th, 87th, 88th, 89th, 90th, 91th, 92th, 93th, 94th, 95th, 96th, 97th, 98th, 99th, 100th, 101th, 102th, 103th, 104th, 105th, 106th, 107th, 108th, 109th, 110th, 111th, 112th, 113th, 114th, 115th, 116th, 117th, 118th, 119th, 120th, 121th, 122th, 123th, 124th, 125th, 126th, 127th, 128th, 129th, 130th, 131th, 132th, 133th, 134th, 135th, 136th, 137th, 138th, 139th, 140th, 141th, 142th, 143th, 144th, 145th, 146th, 147th, 148th, 149th, 150th, 151th, 152th, 153th, 154th, 155th, 156th, 157th, 158th, 159th, 160th, 161th, 162th, 163th, 164th, 165th, 166th, 167th, 168th, 169th, 170th, 171th, 1 days were boasting of their finance, and of their strength and about how rich they were, etc." He made the argument so very strong that I became somewhat alarmed over the financial report that was made to the public. In considering this report I realized that Prof. Riddle or the secretary-of-State had made a big blunder. I read in the Jafzar Express of the Journal of the Journal of the Royal Society from the Knights of Pythias, headed, "311 King." This was a statement of assets and liabilities as well as the department of Justice and the office of the Minister of Justice, and the notes under Inverness Commissional laws. These statements are sworn to, signed and filed in the court of court. The document heاسed, this order, is compelled to give the truth when dealing with the Inverness Commission, and the Department as they are, sworn-statements. Mildening. On entering our new building at Houston, Prof. Riddlein his speech on Financial Report, in telling of the strength and growth of the Jafzar Office, I said, "31440000 in Real Estate," when the sworn report "Told me" Austin Shows $291,021.17 in Real Estate would, like to know why this difference and where is that $58,478.87 Prof. Riddle may be able to explain it, but the public wants to explain the new building was $358,560.00 in Real Estate. We still rejected and were taken off our feet and yet when we go to the department of Finance, we found the Jafzar Office in 1983. There is a difference, too much different to be hurled to the public. To be jovial and Jolly when $59, MAYOR OF BROOKLYN LEAVES $300,000 (P. N. 8) URINANA, O'May 15—Hon. Charles II, Jones, race man, who was in have been inaugurated for his 4th two-year term as mayor of Brooklyn, II, and who died Sunday last year, valued at $18,000 of more, it has been learned, and was brought here for burial Tuesday. Mayor, Jones, was 64 years old and had served in Brooklyn. III, for 44 years. For many years he was principal of the public school, later becoming city supervisor, and since his election as mayor six years ago, he held both offices. Jones was born in Urbana, was a graduate of Oberlin College. Oberlin, Ohio, and after graduation went to Brooklyn to teach school. He suffered a nervous break down about a year ago and has been in poor health since. Brooklyn is said to have a population of 3,500 persons, all of whom are Negroes with the exception of four white families. NEGRO AND WHITE-OIL WORKERS CLASH BILLORADO ARE May 15-As result of white oil field workers attempting to drive Negro workers away Tuesday night one Negro and two white men are dead and eight whites are seriously wounded. It is said the trouble broke out when 500 whites marched upon a small negro camp working on the Sand and pipe line being laid from the field to the Mississippi river. It is said that there were less than 50 Negroes in the camp. The whites are reported to have requested the foreman to discharge the Negro workers and have them move out. He is said to have finally exceeded to the demands of the white workers, promising to have the Negroes shipped away the next day. The whites seem to doubt the sincerity of the foreman's promise and under cover of darkness stormed the Negro camp. A pitched battle ensued in which several hundred shots were exchanged. The Negroes finally sought refuge in the negroes' woods. Countly officials came upon the scene. It is said, and finally scattered the combants. The battle lasted less than an hour. It is said UNIQUE HOUSING EXPERIMENT IN PHILADELPHIA 1931 A DEPTHA, Pa. Max. 16. That it is possible to make improvement even under the worst housing conditions, has been proved by a unique housing experiment which has been worked out by Mr. Lens, Trent Gordon for the department of Public Welfare of the City of Wiltshire. The Secretary of the Armstrong Association. On a little street in South Philadelphia, where the house is in condition, are highly unfavorable, the landlords have been persuaded to make general repairs. The inducement for this was the promise to the landlords from the city that it would make special improvements in the street without raising the taxes. Neighborhood Club The American Association has formed a neighborhood Club of all the tenants of the street, and has taught them to beautify the interior of their humble apartments. The use of inexpensive curtains, lower boxes, and the like. A donation of plants has been obtained from the City Horticultural Department. Thus, for the first time, landlords, tenants, a municipal department, and a private agency have cooperated to improve the quality of the street. While this seems almost hopeless, while this effort does not produce new houses, it does serve to check some of the reals growing out of conditions as they are. "The Republican Party Is The Ship, All Else Is The Sea."—Fred Douglas. 135 RECEIVE DIPLOMAS AT HAMPTON CLOSING. had been earned from the money out an interest but he did not explain why he did not explain how he would be. He did not explain why he did not explain how he would like to know why this $166.93 is not to be known. He did not explain how he did not explain to be on interest—it has no business in the bank without drawing interest. He did not explain to the money should bring interest on this money; he was also finding that these men that are arresting are themselves not should be more purposefully than they cannot be asked questions about our own money. He was�ing to the public with these hired servants. These employees of these organizations are all who are the only people who they should get given plenary power — do anything without information. Why, he did not give the information. Why, he did not pay when you have the money to pay them. Why, he did not inform him to the people about their money when it is justly due them? We do not know how to tell the people we have held our peace as long as we can afford to hold it on things to us. We do not know how to do things to us. We do not know to deal and no accord. I am trying to get information for the public as we, being asked, do not know if we have the money and if claims are regular, why should they be so important? We do not know if we have the money as is shown in this report. I am simply dealing with these figures in print. There is a flowstone and a difference in the calculating of this interest. If he does not know the figure for if he does any knowledge of the figures, I am asking for a full explanation to be made of this information. He is a publicเวลา 20 and should be informed. Thanking you in advance for any and all information given me on this question. Thank you. PINNACOLA, Fri. May 13—An attack on the valiantly defended county jail in the county county town with menace fiveyears old will in turn turmarch camp fail. Wednesday, when Judge W. J. Zimmerman quashed the case. The trial was set among those indicted in the trial. Fred and Charles Land, M. K. Dewitt, and James C. Chaffin, Attorney T. M. McCullough and Deputy Attorney P. James Chaffin. The indictments all clear up the turmarch workers and white overturned turmarch workers and white overturned turmarch workers. Rufus M. Jones, an "The Challenge of the Colored Door". He sat in part: "We are in a world full of problems. Major things need to be changed. Many of the troubles of the world are due to the loss of confidence, of faith, and of spiritual power. We must rebuild our own lives. We must reconstruct our faith in ourselves and in God. We must recover the rest of the functional pieces, these fundamental realities of faith, hope, confidence, trust, and human love. We must build them into the life of our age and generation. We are DEDICATE $25,000.00 COMMUNITY CENTER AT MIDDLETOWN, OHIO INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION TO BE CONTAINED WASHINGTON, D. C. Mar. 18—Missouri Negro Industrial Commission of a new apprehension by the Missoula Negro Industrial Commission, during the current year of the war, carried on under the command of MARVY CARRISON, a public servant of Missouri. A BAKER of Missouri has public-serving jobs from the commission to comprise the commission personnel. MIDDLETOWN, Ohio, May 16 Burlay was a red letter day in Middleton, when the Colored Community Association (Incorporated) held the dedication exercises of their new 12,500 community center. A large crowd of both races was on hand at the center, with the community meeting among those present. A large number of the American Rolling Mills Company, whose generally was to a very large Negro responsible for the acquisition of the center. Dr. William W. W. W. was the president of the council of Middletown, is president of the Association. The dedication exhilarates when delivered by Kenneth A. Artwell. Field Director of the Playground and Recreation Association of America, Baron of Colored Work. The association is a national initiative for soft contact activities of life which the Colored people are greatly interested in. The concept for a limited and favored group, social recreation is largely wholesome type, or to say the least, wholesome type, or to say the least conducted in an atmosphere or more rar base. My interest in the playground as promoted by the the background and Recreation of American and which includes the efforts of the Colored workers to develop opportunities in which Colored people can be participated and benefactories, is influenced by the confidence I have in the character building effect and the value in its subject matter whether approaching young people or adults. Mr. Artwell congratulated the Colored teachers and the white leaders. SAYS HOWARD STUDENTS WENT ON STRIKE WASHINGTON, N.Y. May 16- It is reported that twelve hundred men want an strike. Thursday afternoon the military training behind the around the campus-shooting Wew woll, drill. CEIVED IMPTON too much beseted with the idea of materials. We are up to estimate the investment and material programs until we estimate it dif- ferent. No out with determination. Be careful and make them open. The great set of the race, are things that courage, patience, and fortitude. You can have what you want. Make up your mind carefully and know what they want. You can have what you want. Some men will cheer you. You may come away from the strike with what you want. You can always learn an art. The path of duty is the way of the great thing is to beaste- then you will ever do with your grass grow where one grew before you. One idea! designed Mr. Kelsey, in his brief address of congratulation and exhortation, referred to the spirit of Armstrong and Prissell which certainly激励 him. "Greatness," he said, "consists in rendering great service. Hampton made a great contribution to his graduates. He's the first to have a degree in the application of Hampton's regulation and every failure to take away from that reputation. He's true to Hampton and the spirit of service. No hemi-thole ordered each man to build the wall over almost his own house. This is a good rule to follow in all races relations. Each person must perform his own part. Meet whatever duty it faces you, particularly and conscientiously." Dr. Robert Russi, Motor, who was WELFARE DEPARTMENT APPOINTS SPECIAL INVESTIGATOR PHILADELPHIA, Pa. May 15-19, 2014—Appointed as a special investigator for the State of Pennsylvania, Herbert M. Browne will be responsible to solve a continuous-investigation people file is thoroughly prepared with number of years' experience in the field. A. Work Beautyly, Ms. Culver Washington in the survey of the State of Pennsylvania. who cooperated in making the dedication of the new community center, and predicted that Mildred would attend other centers. Following the dedication, where he is to be in conference with the staff and officers of the Side Community Center, he arranged arrangements for the Training Center to place people in community formation, to teach them about the South Side Community House, the South Side Community House. NEGROES IN CAMPAIGN FOR MEDICAL CENTER NEW YORK N. Y. May 16-Lenox Avenue in this city is known wherever the कोpital location is. The name of the分离器 is the name of the分离器. It is not all the same as the name of the分离器. In 1872, James Lenox sought to study the theory of the分离器. In 1873, the medical institution in New York only to learn that name would remain unnoticed. In 1874, the name of the name of the分离器 was established and provided for the maintenance of the Presbyterian hospital in the city. The name of the分离器 was added upon the corner stone. It read or Color. For more than fifty years, a history of unbroken fireworks that tradition has been recorded. Now that pamed hospital is to be present, of Columbia University, and of the world's most complete engineering and treatment is to be made available to the public. The character and eminent standing. The immense project will occupy (Continued on page 5) IPLO CLOSI graduated from Hampton Institute in 1836, and who for ten years has been a professor at Tuckeree Institute's successor at Tuckeree. In the United States had given in each and pledges, 112,000 on the amount of money they received. Theमि and Tuckerees graduated are plan- Bring to rise for the Joint cam- sion. "I never knew," he said, "that colored people believed so thorough- ing to get the most of the most gratifying response has come to the public. The more he has "told" a response been to heart, Why the spirit of Hampton. This is not the only way he can feel in the life of Hampton. operation always all people. It has always taught white men and black men how to together in mutual helpfulness. And to another, it has taught that the finest things for the people of this Nation and the world to do is to fight the summons of the human nature. If we fight each other, we are gone. If we all work together against ignorance, disease, and other enemies of human life, then the human race will survive. The Special Hampton Parole The Special Hampton Parole of over 80 years old from New York, over the "Cape Charles Route" under the direction of Alexander B. Trowbridge of New York, who is a Hampton trustee and president of the National Hampton Association, a机构 that achieves success. Dr. William Jay Schiffelman of New York, one of the senior trustees of Hampton, is not of service, who is the chairman of the board of trustees of Tuskeees. In spite and present of the city of New York, a union of the city of New York, paid a tribute to Booker T. Washington, Hampton's best known graduate. "Hampton and Tuskeees have shown," he said, "that their graduates are a success. The size of the task is greater than ever. OPPORTUNITY NAMES CONTEST WINNERS A N P NEW YORK, N. Y. May 16 Before an unprecedented asserablage of white and Negro walkers, numbering 150, the prizes in Opportunity's first literary contest were awarded Friday night. John Mathews, Institute, W. V. Zora, Nele Hurston, Jackschythe, Pia, and Eric Fairland, New York, were first, second and third prize winner respectively, in the short story contest. Langston Hughes, and Counter P. Cullen, won first and second prize in the poetry contest, and shared the third prize. C. D. Lipcombe, Warren A. MacDonald and Jean Ray, were winners of the first three prizes for the best play. G. A. Steward, Pidella Ripley and J. C. Bugge, carried off the honors in the narratives of personal experiences. There were 722 entries in the five divisions of Opportunity's content. BOLEY DENIES SEGRE- GATION OF WHITES NEW YORK, May 16—The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 49 Fifth Avenue, has received and made public today a letter from colored citizens, including those who have been in town, denying reports published in a local white paper to the effect that colored people had warned white men to stay out of the town after dark. The report was item, which the color- and-people object to stated that there was a sign across the main street of "Boley, inscribed, "White Man, Don't Let The Sun Set on the Town." The report was sent out to prejudice the case they have taken to court involving denial of their registration rights. The colored people assert however that, such signs of disrespecting the禁令 in any neighboring white town of Pennsylvania, the people have made a mistake, intending to advise the colored man not to let the sun go down on him in Pennsylvania, when he said what he did about the sun, "I am going to be one of the 'Proch 15 to 25 white men and women-visit Belyer daily and sleep in our hotels, eat at our tables and buy from our grocery stores and are treated like any other home-visit." The report was one white man to board in our town three weeks as he gained 13 pounds, went away and stayed two weeks and lost 5 pounds, and we do not believe that any white men will tell you such a thing if false. The spirit and will of the young people at Hampton, Institute are also greater than ever. The Rev. Henry Wilder, Foots of the Church of Hampton Institute, and a group of Hampton Institute- and Penn School on AI, Helena Island, R.C., described the "Prissell" Memorial Community House, which was recently dedicated at the Penn School, Mr. Foots of the Church of Hampton, Inc., and has been made to the extension of the Penn School, ideas through out St. Helena Island by the interest and activity of the late Dr. Holly R. Prissell, who was principal of the Institute. In 1893 until his death in 1917, "The Penn School," said Mr. Foots of the Church of Hampton Institute, the influence of Hampton Institute whose graduates have applied intensively on St. Helena Island the principles of Hampton. This school was established in the most interesting education. The teachers there were giving themselves on small, small, for the good of the people. New Negro Leadership Jacob Hillkopf, who is the executive director of the Association of Foreign Charities, of Philadelphia and president of the National Conference of Jewish Social Workers who recently spoke on behalf of the Hampton-Tucker-Endowment of the National Association of Jewish Charity, happy to be at Hampton because Virginia is his adopted home. Mr. Hillkopf came to Richmond as an immigrant from the state of Virginia-ignorant of the English language. He was an industrial, and political condition and in his search for a social out-let he sought a vision under Dr. Let he caught a vision under Dr. Samuel C. Mitchell which he translated into over service. Mr. Billkorn declared that Hampton Institute had become a holy ground because of the energy and spirituality of its founder. General Armstrong, "There has never been a time," he stated, "when there has been such a pressing need for able, intelligent and consecrated Neuro-leadership." He referred to the recent report of Porrester, Washington, of the Acmestrong Association of Philadelphia, who is one of the able, colored social workers dealing with the increasing number of Neuro-Leadership. GREEK LETTER FRAT BRANCHES WORK HARD IN SCHOOL DRIVE PHILADELPHIA. Ps. May 16-John P. D., Washington of, D. Va.; John P. H., Washington of, D. Va. been chosen to represent twelve Colleges. He is an American Delegation to the United States to be honored. He is an American University Delegation to the United States as the institution to represent the institutions to be deferred. Among the institutions to be deferred are Cambridge, Manchester, Shaffield Cambridge, Manchester, Shaffield Milburn, Milburn, and Andrew, which he attended. He is a prominent individual, including Duluth, the party called on the Samaritan Young Davis has had a remarkable career. He was graduated of the University of Wisconsin, where he was prominent. He graduated Bates College in September, where he was prominent. He was elected member of the Varsity Declamation, as well as FOURTH ANNUAL NEGRO MUSIC WEEK IN DALLAS, A SUC- Wednesday Nicht In spite of the fact that rain fell practically all day Wednesday, a thunder and lightning to get to St. John's Institution to hear the program for Spiritual Night. The foe day of the day of the program was in marked contrast to what one unluckily expected on a night off this day. Mr. McKarry Turner, the President, in the same diary, wrote: "The Musical Genre of the American Negro's Club, a thing two-thousands each," Mcfreden Jubilee Church, St. John's Church, was the first of the three clubs have and the first of the four have to respond to an enqete Mrs. K. Aelington, Wilson directed this program. Thursday Night The beautiful auditorium of the 19th James A. M. E. T. tlele was well filled on Thursday night and heard of the new program, which was former efforts on choir night. While not in the form of a competitive program, each choir served decks of doing its best. Choir take part in the choir, and the choir were led by the Chapel, Macdonna and Petrel. Miss P. L. Teirert was scheduled to direct on this weekend but in her absence, Miss P. H. Emory took charge. Friday Night The new day in the auditorium of the Washington High School a large group of students, of whom the public, their teachers and friends gathered to listen to the program by young artists quite of local music teachers and selefing from the school staff. The new group of Washington Choral Club, Community Kindergarten, Mrs. E. C. McMillan, Kindergarten, Starks' Room, Prairie Avenue School, Dane School, Washington High School, Quintetot and Ninth Ward School. The following teachers presented their class to the new group of students, who were in the Cappener's Mary Louise Smith and Ethan Hill, Mrs. E. M. Pratt. After comparing the debating tour in England and Scotland, Mr. Davis plans to travel on the continent, visiting France and Germany. Educational Information to be Spread by Literature, Public Address, Dade, etc. During the week of May 11th to 17th, in addition to the various bulletins, placards, and other literature, to be distributed, sermons will be preached on the subject of education by members of the country's leaders, members of the country's government, and other members of the public. Heed by prominent citizens at public meetings, talks will be made to students in public grades school, and high schools, universities and colleges, and messages will be broadcast from important radio stations, and every other means of disseminating information on the fundamental value of education will be uttered. Three Thousand Members and Thousands of President Per- sons will aid in Campsen The more than three thousand members of the Alpha Phi Alpha will set in union in this important campaign, and as in former years the campaign was for thousands of public officials, experts, min- isters, teachers, lawyers, doctors and other prominent persons. In the 1924 campaign, some twenty-five leading newspapers of the country carried editorial expressions regarding the "Go to School, Go to College" campaign which greatly added to the interest and effectiveness of the movement. COLORERD WORKERS OF CONTA RICA WASHINGTON, D. C. M. May 15, 2015—employees of Coatee Lake 26 present cent of $2.6 million in working for their employers in work occupations, and in working in fruit harvesting. They are working for the working for tradesmen and in work unskilled occupations. They are working for unskilled occupations. WORKING FORCES NORMAL IN DETROIT DETROIT. Much, May 16—John D. Dancy, J. Executive Secretary of the Department Urban League, while hopeful as to general conditions of labor affecting Negro workers of Detroit and vicinity, expresses the opinion that is hardly to be expected that Detroit will carry any larger working forces this year than it carried during 1924. Violin pupil, Robert Norseworthy, Mrs. Portia W. Pittman, Odale Ewing, name and title, Prof. W. J. Marti, Orchestra, Mrs. E. A. Lington Wilson, Theodore Norseworthy, piano, Mrs. N. Vailix Pugh, Gladys Vapits Berry, piano. This program was under the direction of Mrs. Katie Craig Jones. From a musical standpoint this program offered a fitting elixus to a "Perfect Week," and Dallas has once more demonstrated its appreciation for "age worthwhile." INDIGNANT WOMEN BOYCOTT JIM CROW RECITAL IN CAPITOL To sealed Tuesday night—the orchestra floor of the authorium of the band—is the opening of the council. Advisy of Chief Justice Talt Sought It is said that before finally held in the United Nations, the chief director of Hampton Institute choir—of its commun牠訪 With Chairman of the Trustees of Hampton Institute, to get his advice to the Jury—in the case of the Jury's Jury. Lastly, said, something had been did not know the circumcauted, but as he did not know the circumstances from the meeting on it in any way. Prof. Pett. is said, also tried to rote him in a long-distance telephone, the Telephone. Mrs. Philip North Meofe, presiding at the meeting of the great expert that the incident had occurred, and said that council of fiscals had nothing arrangements of the meeting. The meeting was the businesides side of the Festival had been hand- Mrs. Moore admitted that she had given written assurance that there would be no negotiation at the council to Mrs. Mary McLeod. Hethum of Daytona, P.S. president of the National Association of Women and Children, was a life member of which she is a family member and patron. I am very excited that the理事会 will be held, Mrs. Moore said. And it should have held for the entertainment, which is much the investment, which will be made to the group as the business meetings. No instructions were given to the firm that hand- The meeting was a public meeting and we never anticipated any such difficulty as his airport with the agreement of the meeting for the night's performance. International President Refuses The Marchioness of Aberdeen and Tamarin, international president of the council, also refused to make any comment. Mrs. Phillip North Moore, president, of the National Association of Women in Law, agreed that the council's official office had nothing to do whatever with the seating arrangement of the council, and was best handled by a bookstore. U. K. Council President Amyreseyne T. K. 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Grant, executive secretary of the Neuro Musicians Association, said the program was designed to show to an international audience the development of the spirit of America through song and story, and that he regarded the setting arrangement as an entry to the spirit and intent of the presentation. Ticker Seller Makes Statement Edward D. Robert, who would the tickets for the performance made the following statement. "Following the training of any 16 years' experience in selling tickets for all kinds of affairs," I sold tickets in the right to white persons and on the left to colored. I received no orders concerning this arrangement whatever. Money to be refunded "The price of the tickets in the Negro section ranged from 50 cents to $0.00 with more than $1.00 ticketing being sold." On the night of the performance I was selling ticket at the auditorium and Supply of $1.00 tickets became exhausted. Then upon advice of Mrs. Campbell I sold stamped tickets in the first nine rows 50 cents area for $1.00. Soon I began to receive complaints from some of the colored persons that they had paid $1.00 for a 50 cent sent. Whereupon, still under orders, I refunded to each one who complained the difference in price or 50 cents. I continued this practice until the concert began. "After I thought the concert had been over, I began to flock about my seat. I was back to Them. Not knowing the gran had been cancelled I was not able to perform their request for their tickets. If I had known that the Narcotrophs had acted differently, it was not possible. I really learned what has happened." "At the plan of the performance, Campbell to refund the money to the theater," said Wednesday — at the Washington auditorium — that the cancelled portion of the program was presented Wednesday afternoon through Friday. WRIGHT-BROWN MARRIAGE Laurence Wright and Mimi Tiney were married in marriage Tuesday, May 14. I14 Fountain street, pastor of New Hope Baptist Church performed the worship service on Sunday, June 16. Refreshments were served by Mr. and Mrs. Wright are at home SAMPLE FREE MILK CHEESE MILK CHEESE MILK CHEESE Texas TOWNS ENNIS Sunday School was well attended, with teachers at their post. Runner class Classroom was a new member of Dr. L. L. Kinslow's school. It was the first of the year that the school's staff were full of serious and un说 PALESTIN — We were blessed with a slee rain on Saturday and Sunday morning which was pretty needed and was worth millions of dollars to this country. The Grand United Order of Odd Fellows and Household of Ruth had their Annual Thanksgiving services Sunday at South Union Baptist Church. The sermon was preached by Rev. McKinnon, which was the best Lodge sermon this reporter ever heard. This good Rev. preached to them Christ and not the founder of the order, and that's what all the presellers should do when they work a Lodge sermon. Rev. Mc gram was too crowded to yield in prolonged appause. "The Happy School Days," presented by the Intermedia department recalled to many a principal the doing of of ye olden days when people made a point to see how little school work they could do and parents viewed every call, reaction with the eye of disapproval. Nothing was talking on part of any performer. Still the wonder grew, how one small head (like R. Li Bessian's) could hold one half the things he knew. Prominent among the attendance were Prof. G. W. Bradford, Prof. and Mrs. J. C. Bradford and Chil No. The Mother's Day Program rendered at the G. M. K. Church was excellent. The Sunday School was well attended. The Supt. Mr. Mitchell Rocker gave a great talk Sunday morning on Mother's Day. The annual program rendered by Odd Fellows and Ruthites gass a grand affair. Mr. Rocker was master of ceremonies. Mother's Day program was rendered at Mt. Zion Baptist Church and was enjoyed by all. Rev. Smith preached a noble sermon Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Smith and Rev. Ollion matured to Mineral Wells to attend the funeral of Rev. O. L. Hartmann. Mrs. Ellis, the grand matron of the Eastern Star, was told to visit this chapter. No. 24 and Alpham Hockwell Youth Fraternity and war enjured by all. Jones Lock gave a birthday party and was enjoyed by all the children. James Young left for West Texas. Mrs. Ollion is still at her home. Mrs. Chau. Smith is better at this writing. Mr. Henry George has returned from When. The entertainment given by the Mothers Club was a success. Mrs. Clown Rucker president. departure Rev. Joe Johnson, his pastor praged his funeral. His brother-in-law Rev. W. S. Woodward of Maples attended the funeral. Also W. C. Woodward and family of Marshall. Deposed was a member of Loyal Friends Lodge No. 156. Mrs Mat Hodge visited her sister, Mrs. Marrie Benton, who is in the sanitarium at Texarkana. Brother, Issue Hurst is back home from the sanitarium at Texarkana and is reported much improved. Mrs Erosie Mack entered to Texarkana. and Mrs. Calvin Hamilton on the 11th, fine girl. The fourth season of the District Conference of W-H. & P. & Society of the Boston District of A. M. were to become 160th Wth the March of M. K. Church, Rev. C. H. Bell, C. Rev. E. D. Bonner, P. K. will preside. Everybody invited. Haphow J. W. McKinney accompanied by Rev. Dr. J. J. Rains, had the great reunion from the General Board of Blameless, Education Missions of C. M. E. Church, 1500 delevants in attendance. The General Conférence has been changed from Muskogoe, Okla., to Kansas City, Mo. in 1924. Mrs. Lena Ladd was previously acquired home for several months, stay in Muskogoe. Miss Mattie Ladd is buailly making our trained nurses—handsome wedding trousawau, Mr Albert, Tucker recently died at his home in Weston, Prof. J. W. Hree, editor of express will be published on April 10th. On the 10th of the year, the Graduates of Post-Douglasse High on Monday night, June 4, at Andrews Auditorium, Bishop J. W. McKinney will deliver the Nagehaurie Harmon on Sunday 21, 1924. John D. Dane, M.A. Charm and R. R. R. of Pinehead, Ark. was visiting Miss Victoria. Robinson TRINTY Thursday evening, May 7 at 7:00 p.m. marked the first plenic episode of the season. Twenty-five automobiles had tracks runnbled away under their airplane, the city was in the final phase of an inland, south of Tientsite, and Huntsville's bichams, the famous claspungs for the fun. pleasure seekers. Here come of the party engaged in games of what, and black cask with mother each for tables and the carpet of green found for corrects within the Pickering Hights from ameline torehs. Some went bailing and boatier under the light of the silyry moon. At high noon, dinner was served to the whistles of all which consisted of all the good old fashioned foods such as cake, pie, chicken, salad, sandwiches and cream. The following families participated in Bubba's History, Williams, Moore, Beere English, Jenkins, Goosby, Thill, Tarver, Bhatman, Thomas Walker, Scott, and Pace and Many young men and women including Mr. Tigett. The Cumbeth who was stated to be in the interest of the Good Sn. report, Sunday School at Bowen Pierlim Baptist Church was well attended. Banner class A taught by Mr. A. I. Walton. The C. E. Street M. E. Church. A blue brown turd- ed out-to-earn even Gouch, the weather was very inclement. Mr. Henry Johnson has opened up a cafe on South Hallroom St. and wishes your patroname. Dr. Wiliams was called to Hugo last Saturday. Sick last Mrs. Katie Milks. Frances Steward and Mr. Frigater. All are reported doing very well. The G. U. Q. of Odd Fellow and the Household of Righ failed to have their annual thankgiving sermon last Sunday on account of inclement weather. It is thought that they will have same on May 17 at 3 p. m. at Haptist Church. All are cordially invited. It by Milks School classes May 22 May 18 Mrs. C. M. Pendleton and Mrs. M. Franklin will have their exercises. Miss Nona Perdue will present an excellent "Love play" on 21 and Prof. Pendleton's night ere, who was no unfortunate as to choose up one by removal. He is getting along the nevertheless. Mr. Middlebrook paid a visit to his wife last Sunday. Mrs. Rena Buchanan is sick listed also Mr. Iris Hoheman. Mr. Lillian Carlize is visiting at Dijkla. Mr. Carlize Harries is in a 26thant visitor with Mr. and Mr. Wil- Rose. E-th- Ave. Mother's Day was Observed by all the churches. The Odd Fellow's sermon was preached at Bethel A. M. E. Church by Rev. Walker. Mr. E. Davis, who shot and killed James Williams, was sent to the port at last night and he was removed from port to the hospital for treatment. Her bond was pized at $5,000 which she failed to make. Mrs. Eada Horton, wife of Rev. Burton, left for a long visit with her mother Monday night. GAINESVILLE — Services were good at St. James C. M. E. church all day Sunday. The theme of Pastor Dr. P.W. J. R. Henderson at 11 a.m. was "Honor to whom honor due." Only little Moore, one of the most ill-loved satires was baptized at night. The Odd Fellow and Huthites held their Annual Thanksgiving services, preached by Rev. G. A. Simpson. Total collection for the day was $18.55. Dr. P. R. H. B. B. of Mr. Olive Institution. The old Church preached at 11 A.M. on The Mystery of Divinity. After four months illness, Mrs. Mariah Price, age 55,къocumbe to the arm monster Friday. May 11th. She was buried under the auspices of the M.T. of A. and Eastern Star, from Mt. Olivre I. II. of which she was a faithful member. The Reva. P. H. Neil, G. A. Simpson, G. H. Williams and W. J. H. Henderson officiated. Timely resolutions were read by Meadames, Josie Holford and Lillie Mae Goonner. The deceased is survived by six grand children and ten great-sister. Sunday, Rev. James Hutog, pastor of Morning Chapel C. M. E. church of St. Worth will conduct a series of gospel meetings at St. James C. M. E. church, our city. Since the Citizens, Undertaking, Co. with the�allant, M. A. Fulbright, and the never to be out done, Paul Woody as Agents presented fans to our City Churchers all seem to be twelve times thankful. Miss Geneva Davison, I was to teaching at Amarilla sent had mother Mrs. Patton home our envirations for Mother Day. Her sister Miss Matte Davison, who attends school here will go there for a three weeks visit. GEORGESCO Pres. your express about that your paper may keep-smiling for you. Meets. Payer and Rev. Baker and their wives of Temples were recently in the ODD FELLOWS' DRIVE CLOSES WED. NIGHT MAY 20, 1925 Joint Meeting of All Lodices and Households The last 8 weeks have truly been eventful in the family of Odd Feil, and it has been a long time since the family was and itths in the house have been affected for retroالieation, in prospection, and the future. We had a second party of a� and dismayed nature. If we are not, today, where we want to be and certainly be. We are being a state of abnormality when asheate, satisfaction and contingent�, his/her life. We will not be so far as to be in place us in that much sought for place but ourselves. Let us take the most important look with heaithful stannis us neither will it keep us from maintaining our life in our own hands. There is no ever a thing at all in an efficient way. For the first time we are looking out for teaching upward listening to the see, to hear, and know what the program is being broadened by Mr. Business. We cannot afford to sit idly by or to go to the great public life. We are going and illustrious past. The past has gone. The present is our. The future is our own. We are now the most beautiful we shall enter into. The future depends upon how cheerfully we will be the whole of today. The world is everlasting. New Tues' New Year's Day and the exclamation is the same as the new month. Every playtime is the same. Every all, every hill-top, from the air all around us everywhere, comes All lodges and Households are are Wednesday, May 19, 2014 - Odd-Pole Wednesday, May 19, 2014 - Odd-Pole Until upon May 20, call either of the lodges or the Office of the Treasurer, T. T. H. T. T. 4000; M. Ammos, P. M. M. 4025; City Limits: their mother, Mrs. Amanda Johnson of Kishu was the city sling- ing-maker. Johnsons of Kishu was the city sling- ing-maker. C. K. Whalakee gave a few days in Aux- mons, where she was a resident. Heard, J. M. Britt preached the opening of the New York City building. He was preached Thursday night. Rev. R. C. Calberson, Friday night, Rev. J. W. Beckler, and the other two were made by Mercy Horner. Short talks were made by Mercy Horner, Mercy Jackson, Williams and Wann. He was preached the anniversary sermon. A great many out of town visitors were. A great many of the first people were to be present at the Central Crest, Crawford, Matters of Civil Law, Jules Crawford, Matters of Civil Law and Macdonald, and the other two were preached on day at the 1st Day. Rev. J. W. Washington, Head� Headback, and Washington general group were. Many visitors were preached. The Backward sermon will be preached Sunday at the 1st Day. Rev. R. E. Whitaker. For the Dallas Express, a new and keep reading MEXIA—Serves at all, chirches were used Sunday. The rally at Rev. Britt's was a day for the city's top players. Rancor has purchased a new Hollywood Coach. William Slaughter has purchased the building. He was the first player to its velocity have been visited recently by timely showers, which are beyond estimates to be 1000 mph. The new model is now in the city Monday to the Westham. Mrs. Alice D. Tansford has been for near two weeks. At this writing, however, she is somewhat improved. Mr. W. Wickham has been the most well-known officer of the city's first and most well-known officer of one week. Mr. W. Willow and the retiring both homes of his left side are white. The first of the last four years were the first of the first. Mr. Jack Black, the city's Sunday News-News, Mrs. Hake, Mr. Jack, and Mrs. D. Hake are all the sick lot to the week. Mr. Laura J. Max, Mr. W. Wickham, Mr. W. Wickham, and Mr. W. Wickham of the North Black Guals here ... week. The Civic League is calling for every民生, of the city to come and enroll and help in make our town a greater and better Mart. The part that is the same devastated truth, heved in being in the middle of the year J. K. Higgins parade (whites) in deserving of commendation. Since it is a fast that it is not. All ways put at the very tail-end of everything with, which the white man is connected. For the first—Last week was commencement week at the Ferris Colored High School. Beginning Thursday night with the Junior-Senior Banquet Friday all day. Primary, middle, Sunday evening at 7 a.m. Rev. G. W. Lilly of Hoover, Texas, delivered the Racanaurette Hormon in the class of "Mid-It was truly a masterpiece." Monday night Graduation exerises. Never before in the history of Per�s was there such scholarly disney. Prof. M. W. Evans the petaque and man of action is a wonderful school man. Ferris couldn't give him up. He has done much for our school. Addresses to graduates. Prof. R. E. Applin A Presentation of Diplomas to Supt. Prof. V. A. Byrd. MISS EYES. SOCIETY WALK A BLOCK OR TWO BUY NOW. 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Don't know what you might have seen would have made you more confident to stand backstage that you used your best friend to help you with the trouble you were looking for. "You're hard work, darry you for some money." Miss K. C. Lady. Miss Jane was drawn up to a certain disposable outfit and went in. Miss Kate could not find a suitable outfit and had seen Miss Jane K. C. Lady. Miss Jane had built up to the " upper crust " of the fashion world and knew you two to be their inferior. "First we practice to decide." Miss Jane wanted to wear the " upper crust " lightly in the " cosmetics " want " gel- lotion " and husband and wife partners who give it to each other several paths in your life." TEXAS TOWNS. "Misses," Miaes. Misses advice you to speed up. "Misses," Misses. Misses. at the moment. "Misses," Misses. Flappers ride with you, all you need to show them the tiles and scenery, showing them the tiles and scenery, settling them on this, is not expected from you. Miaes. Know you your wife is cool, and know you know her sponger loud and pendulous. "Misses," Misses. family. Mrs. Holiday of Bishop's Harbor, New York, died peacefully on December 15, 2015. She was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother, sister, niece, and friend. She was a loving mother to her husband, John, and their children, Michael, Emily, and Sarah. Prayer will be offered to Bishop's Harbor, New York, on December 15, 2015. WICHITA FALLS - Kemp Adult��Services in all churches were particularly used all day. R. Matthews Sunday School very good attendance and collection. But D. K. Matthews presented the building sermon at morning and evening service. Collections were held. St. Matthews - Church called Rev. D. K. Matthews Tuesday night He has not at this writing assessed. He is considering the matter uneventful as a result. Services at the Holiness Church Service, Love, Passion were used all day. Rev. Love is preparing to build very soon. Services are filings. Rest very would all day. Rev. Blamee presided at 11:30 each day. R. Y. P. U. Fine. Collection good. Rev. Whanold, pastor. The Civic Club post- posed its meeting until May 20 on account of commencement week at Washington school. The next will be with Mrs. Matthews Donaldson. The special committees are hard at work and will have interesting reports to make. Mr. K. D. Hood has centers opened a pleasure garden on Fl. Wash. St. "Saturday evening, May 9, Mrs. Catherine Donaldson gave her England Mr. Joseph Donaldson. Jr. a birthday surprise party. A very enjoyable evening Needless to say these little Tones were only fine. The auditorium was well filled in�ights of the precy to gain all the The Principle deserto the Librarian of the Manusial (Tally play Friday May 24 at 8:30 a.m. to Mr. J. Harclinton with under the sire of the sireery was called the "Qunle Mr. The Sirey" No. 1. Little Green's Smith that she was. Little Green's Smith as Prisige. Forget Me-Not-led her part well. The spirit of Dawn Gretton has a spirit of the same way. The Gretton KIPF led 11 Million, Morrell eased quite a deal of merriment. The dancing K: little Quella Stout was grace and ease itself. Those who missed the misconceion of Mr. Harrington. A. Davis and. Cash. despise special mention for the rendition of these little Programs. Washington Techni. has a great time to say the under-nutrition of Prof. A. K. Holland. In every. Theo Chatham, Willie Hamilton, K. Mitchell and Leon Morgan received their first term of the year. Monday night, Mrs. Ellie grand Ronal Hutton, of U. K. K. near Key West, was a Century Charters. Friday afternoon as well as the New York Times. On Saturday, I acted to all men. On Saturday, working at 19. Mrs. Ellie-conserated the Youth's Patrernity and pursuant them to the other. The New York Times are excellent talk. Ethiopia at the bar of Justice is a present under the direction of Mr. Z. K. Trotte, was presented at St. John Baptist Church, Monday Night. He was well prepared to go to the show at the New York Times he has received many requests for its repetition. Secures your paper from Dr. Welch Drug Store, 104 Lake Street. TRANGER—Rev. Harrison of Alma Kan. who is making an exams at the church the state was the result of the Macedonia Baptist Church. He spoke at the morning and evening services. Missing people are very well-provided from the clinical hospital, having undergone a very successful operation. Rev. A. G. Munagan has closed a successful spiritual meeting at the St. Paul Baptist Church. Rev. W. D. B. L. Church, Sun, May 17th, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wright of St. Worth, the daughter and son-in-law of Rev. A. G. Monagan are in the City. At the present time, Mr. A. Allison was elected District Chlorate of the Progressive Association. Mrs. Allison is a splendid gospel winner. Mr. T. P. Chickpew has an in-law accepted work at the Philadelphia and New York University. The Ph.D. Ph.D. has moved to a nice location on Cypress St. Mr. F. J. Watkins to about to complete his residence on Cherry St. For the Express see Mr. T. J. Watkins every Saturday. VOTH—Sunday School was good at Mr. Olive and Mr. Zion Sunday morning. The Board of Lords and Lord of North H. H. of the New York High School was a great event for the Church. All three were the first of the first church. The drill was beautiful. The N.B. Branch, R. W. H. was the first of the first church. W. H. was the first of the first church. The evening address was delivered by Mr. A. Ilex Yocney and Mrs. Amanda Brooks welcome members. Mr. Chabron Putin and Mr. ASPEERMONT—We have been released with rain the last two weeks in more than a few days. A M F had three mobile services. One in-behalf of Mother's Day, which we all enjoyed, Rev. O. Murnock, the pastor of the A M F was pressed from Stamford on Tuesday. Single-line checkers of the Texas Post The B.Y.P.U. had a very wide program. Rev. W. M. Lewis motored over to Rojas and Roby East week. HIRVAN—The Sunday School has raised eighty nine dollars and nine cents, paid to the budget's eighty-two dollars and seventy-two cents. The school membership has also been increased. The eleven o'clock service well attended. Sunday before "Mother's Day," the pastor was limited to his discounts, so not to do comfort, those whose mother's were deceased. The Junior Church has raised thirty-four dollars and sixty cents this quarter. The general church has raised one thousand four hundred sixty-nine dollars and a few pennile-this-quarter, making an average per month of about $1.50. The Odd Number High School, the Odd-at-Pile School, have laptist church. The program consisted of a paper address, a letter from the House of Burial of Burtho Rt. No. 174, reading of the proclamation of the proclamation of the jubilee Society No. 188, the Jubilee Society No. 198, the William. The Bryan High School is boarded of Trustees made an in- vestment in the Holiday meeting fice room in the Holiday meeting fice room. **HILLIE** - Reeve, Revd. and Anderson, were at their shores Sunday Monday, May 16, 1974, at the Holiday meeting. The time of Mrs. Wil- liam Anderson was buried here in Syr- rus. Anderson was attired from her church classthey were married in Syrrus. An attire from her church was attributed from her church. Friends of America, which will be in the funeral. She was also a member of the Rural Association of People Undertaking Co., which had changed the remains. Mrs. Anderson leaves a husband and five children, a devoted father. Sisters brothers and other relatives and friends to mourn her death. John was sent to Mexico. The 2023-year-old was sent to Mexico. People's Undertaking Co., PARIS - The Art Progressive Club was entertained in the home of Mrs. O. M. Smith, Wednesday evening and about a most enjoyable time after badnons, a delicious course of fruit salad, cream and cake was solved. The club was open to the 2023-year-old Mrs. Morris to be held on the next meeting with them. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Y. King. SHENYILIE — Tape, Nine Church is still going on doing fine Sundra was a high day at all the challenges each church is striving to help us a standard. The Lord is blessing us with plenty of rain here. Mrs. Clay Spates of St Paul Minn is visiting her father. Mr. Hof-Fave Prof. O. H. Grimes spent a few days in the city this week was the interest of the R. W. S. Ph. erwin lode. "Applied Right. Ores Your Old Shangai" Groundbreaking 10 Years PAY FOR YOUR BODY INC IN 10 EQUAL MONTHLY MENT ing Corporation Texas Phone Y 4212 RIALS The Friends of Mr. Mark Clark are daughtered to know in its invasiveness the power of the Bible. The widely burned in the face, by the young men and ladies part in the work. The faithful new appt manifested in the肝 church has called Rev H W Mossy Church has called Rev H W Mossy Rev H W H Jefferson, Sun- day Highland, in the night's Highest, in the night's and taught them concerning the Hodge gave the girls and club ladies lessons in flower making. There were the club to meet the school. The club is meeting regularly each Tuesday. Mrs. Marriets Melinnia. President Rev. John O'Neill. The first week of the Week of the Fellows and Ruth's ceremony at 8:00 p.m. Sunday, May 10. FLAM SPRINGS — Quite a number were present from Summerfield, climax and the Rorot. The other after preaching the Lord's supper was served by Clacy H东方 Mr. Denise MacLeod, Mr. Sam Houston and several others motored to Logview to attend the hobbit's hobbit show. He was on the sick list, Mrs. Graelag Moe, Kins is visiting her husband at Fortress, the hobbit was motored to Fortress Sunday. Mr. M. Turner from filmer were in the city Saturday. Mr. Coleman Tomb has heard with friends and relatives. The Church of God had their regular meeting Sunday. HONORISTA Sunday School was well-attended Sunday at 4:46 A.M. to the Rorot's Church. A school was held on Friday, 10:00 p.m. at the post. The children of the words of the church light Hey Baker of the A. M. E church in the City Sunday. In interest of his church, Mrs. M. Carter has returned to her home in East Texas. The church was opened and remodeled on the inside with new fixtures. The D.S. Smith has accepted the call of the school. He has been with a revival assisted by Rev. Cobbs of Denson, Texas. Don't forget to see the last day. May 14, every church next Sunday. Mrs Anna C. Bushman died on the leaves a husband, mother, two sons, one daughter and one brother of Mr. A. A. Bennmark made a trial. Mrs. E. B. Greenwell was a grandson of Mr. Norris Allen, Mr. Alfred Todd, Mrs. Tomie Moore and M. Phineau. Rovers made a flying trip to Marshall, Texas, Sunday afternoon. Mr. J. A. Abernathy has just returned from Dallas, Texas. CUNEY — Sunday was a high day in Cuney Sunday Rev. A. E. Ealey was at his regular appointment and preached two noble sermons. At 1:00 Sunday evening the Women Mission Society rendered an excellent program in honor of Mother's Day. Quite a number of people from Jacksonville, Lartasia, Corinth and Vassanille were present. Hon. H. L. Trier made a business trip to Jacksonville this week. Mr. J. A. Alexander of Jacksonville spent a few hours in Cuney Sunday Miss A. P. Price is in Franklin this week. It was the first of the day. Mrs. V. L. Evans left Monday to attend the commencement exercise. 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Dept. 5, Peoria, IL). g. revival at the A. M. F. E. Church, Church is bringing things to pass. He is having both house and Chandler, Mrs. M. P. Brown's Mrs. Harriet. Dear. CENTER — According to an announcement a few days meeting will begin at the St. Paul Baptist Church on Friday 4th of the year, continued by Rev. Granford, of Houston, Texas Rev. Thratford is a very popular and well-known church in the area of the well. Becomes a bad benefit to hear him. Born to Mr. Hennel McClelland, 1800, and Mrs. Hennel McClelland, 1801, week was well at the St. Paul and the first at him. It is himself at Morning Star Baptist Church. Sunday. The school is being building Friday night. was largely attended. Mrs. McClelland visited the church and was entertainment. The Morning Star Baptist Church Saturday night was quilted, an enjoyable affair. The Rev. Thratford is the most popular and well-known church in the area of the well. The school is being built in a good place. There are other. The children, mother, father and all the little children to live in. The church is about what could be brought on and sisters are doing throughout the country. K. OF P. DRIVE NEARING THE HOME PLATE—ALL DALLAS IS AROUSED IN SUPPORT O F CANDIDATES Forre has refrained from speciating, as to who shall be the winner, All candidates are requested to point in the reception room in the Grand Chancellor's office. Most day evening at eight-thirty, May 18, to "waste a marlind report," the same will be published in the next week's issue of the Dallas Express. All Pythian Calantban and contentious are requested to be present Sunday afternoon at Thron-thirty in the Pythian Temps. The following names are the contestant's Mrs. A. C. Rimmle Mrs. Grids's Tiarine Mrs. Raxellin Thrash, Miss Jessie Pullard, Mrs. E. L. Williams, Mrs. J. McCowan, Mrs. N. L. Dean and Mrs. Virginia Hooper. Voting books are located at Temple Drus Store, Palm Drug Store, Community Drug Store, Paine Drug Store, Richardson Cafe, Little Jim Drus Store, McMillan Cafe, Cliff Drug Store. PAGE FOUR THE DALLAS EXPRESS FILM FREE THE DALLAS EXPRESS PICTURES IN SERVICES Were it true that the survey committee, which has recently completed the first Negro housing survey in the City of Dallas, had only gathered factions on the conditions under which the city would allow the housing available, it would have amply justified its existence and paid a large return on the time and money invested in it. But it has gone some further. It has made that information available to the city officials and the business movement to interst the city officials and those business men who have charge of the housing of all of Dallas in an effort to see to it that Dallas is really made a city beautiful by the improvement of the conditions under which the man-made city is built. MEMBER NATIONAL NEWS FREES ASSOCIATION Published every Saturday, Morning in the Tenth of June 850 Browne Ave. Extended at YOUR OWN AT DAILY Act of Congress, May 1879 There is another aspect of the question which makes the effort more than ordinarily valuable. It is the fact that in the effort to bring all of the facts before the public, the committee, which was set in motion through the desire of the local Interactive Committee to function, has had to make a series of races in the city, has called into conference all of the white civile leagues which have had as their object, the complete segregation of Negroes and their removal from sections where, in search of better home and living conditions, they have purchased property close to white persons. It has placed the facts as found in the survey in the public domain, and reason for the making of the survey and to a certain extent the need for improvement in the general condition. ——— IE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (incorporated) DALLAS, TEXAS Foreign Advertising Representative: committee, which was set in motion by the local Interracial Committee to funn maintaining a better relation between has called into conference. It has to have as their object, the co Negroes and their removal from sectio better home and living conditions, they close to white persons. It has place before representatives of these league reason for the making of the survey at the need for improvement in the gene - (Incorporated) DALLAS, TEXAS The result of these efforts is still to be definitely determined. But one thing is certain. The Negroes of Dallas will, for long time, be attempting to determine the full extent of the public health procedure has been to them, if nothing else is done in the matter. The fact that the findings of the survey were as they were and that they were made public as they were has caused the interest of the general public to be centred on the survey. For instance, it has always been known by the Negro public that members of their group had a desire to own homes in decent districts but that this was impossible except as they purchased near whites in districts that had already been occupied by Negroes. The Negroes wished to live close to whites, for the purpose of living close only. The survey proves this claim - false - by ample facts. It has always been known that Negroes were forced to pay a premium for homes wherever they were located. The Negroes general public till after the survey had made the facts generally known. It has been known by Negroes for a long time that the sanitary conditions surrounding the majority of the homes which they have been forced to rent along with Negroes were sanitary accommodation, lights, water, bath, etc., where they were forced to pour the wash water and other refuse into the back yards, made the sickness in the race great and the Negroes should have been and that such a condition was a menace to the general public health, but it remained for the survey W. B. 22f Company, 900 North Dearborn Street, Chicago, IL. W. B. 22f Company, 900 North Dearborn Street, New York. huge over hailed the white father, with his black hair and the yellow streak. It is not affiliated with the yellow breast. It is it is plain, every 400 yards, which is not to catch the gangster breast; files on a flagging flag; it presents a justice in the face of injustice. In a look at arm, blood justice covers all the heart, this is to satisfy high ground, but we live on it and we are proud, not afraid of it and up and stand with it. This ground is to help W. E. KING. ENCOURAGING THE NEGRO AUTHOR Working on the theory that every generation will produce its authors, will be good literature has to place in life, so far, seant, American production. Opportunity, the official organ of The National Urban League has just turned on of the first price of the new contests for New Mathors ever held and aside from awarding the prizes which were given after a close examination of all of the productions gathered during the contest by men and sexants of both the international fame as leaders in their particular item. It has printed for its readers some of the productions of the winner: The common of the judges, as seen from quotations from their observations included in the cur Working on the theory that every generation will produce a new generation of writers, we have a very important task to drive the truth of that fact home and to rivet the attention of the public upon it by the facts which it has given out. And so, it might be proven by a study of all of the essays that bit of good literature has to offer, and that it can produce, Opportunity, the official organ of The National Urgent Loan Bureau, the literary contests for Negro authors ever held and that they can be found in the matter of helping to be a grave condition which vitally affected the welfare of the race in this city than any other movement of recent years. It is a justification of the Interracial movement. It is a proof that there gathered during this century a great number of writers, which were given after a close examination of all of the productions gathered during this century, both national and international fame of the writers, and international fame of the writers, fides it has printed for readers some of the productions of the writers. We want the judgments of the judges, as seen from quotations from their own works, to be a true name of that publication, give evidence of their confidence in the quality of literary field. They see in it a sort of individuality, original method of method of criticism, American literature which which American literature has been waiting for is now fully engaged in the movement for placing the name of Frederick Douglas, reformer, in that in attempt to secure a national identity. The antebelium and slavery days, in the Hall of Fame. The movement has been begun by Hariemites who hold a mass meeting a few days ago for that purpose and at that meeting made public the endorsement of the movement by the current containt, possible, have not been made. But they have Told to guarantee the future development of Am- The independent heart is an evidence of an awakening of refuted the fact that he was now on the face that our great have been, not only great nurses, but a trained diplomatic training usually given to attachs of the American foreign service. A Negro's place in history. Such realization is not entitled to our sense that he will make come but this evidence is more than welcome. And there is every reason to feel that the wider acceptance all good. Somehow, it is always possible to find a way or make one. And a good man, usually done, will achieve. This is the first attempted on record to place The reason that so many of our graduates become the sort of business men that we wish is because they have so much encouragement from our masses. As soon as they get into the job, they grow and develop—as porters, bootlacks, etc. The opening are not of our making, therefore their development is not to our liking. It can be changed. It should be. A further evidence that Tennesseans are able to take care of them, they are able to be found in the fact that their own Rev. S. J. Johnson, recently elected to the head of the A. M. E. Church Extension, is the first year of handing this office which has charge of more than a half-million Those who will to do can find a way to db what they will. ```markdown ``` THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1925 --- NEGRO BUSINESS YEAR Negro business week is ebbing away, and Negro business is young in a new before, in our midst, plainly, soak the permanent developm- the two-day-old men, the year-to-year to do better, next year. The bootblack who perform when the most upheaval of the year is held up a new record, near year. The butcher, the takeer, and the endless manar are pinging for heavy dividends next you. Every, proprietor in Negro business from banker, Oliver, as a working for more—but not everyone has pledged himself to give more—more good, better goods and more services. In return for the dimes and dollars sought from the purses of customers and clients. Nowhere in the life is recognized as helpful or as harmful as it is in the career of the infant "Negro Business." For example, when lawyer Johnson's wife died, he refused to employ Undertaker, he always employed Meersz. Ketcham, a prominent firm of white couns- sellors. Bunker Smith, president, was derstands why Thompson, the tailor, deposited his money in the white bank downtown, until he later re-minded the bankers that he always COL. MILL COL. MIDNIGHT IN MISSOURI JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., May 16—It strikes me that when a book is written to write you a few lines, last week, it was in New Orleans. May I, and here? The first of the day's deep tabes on myself, just I am still in this place. It is some other clime, hot or cold. While in Houston, was with Dr. J. L. Chardon, says of a headlog, a physicalist and someone in this country, whose wife has been sick for sometimes, and he is attentive. He has the life we are now baby. He gives her the best attention and then he looks after his large pro- It was the Sunday that I was there that Dr. J. R. Burdett had his anniversary, and it was just great. He has been preaching in the New York city, the church for to these many years, and is now reciting a fine building. I found a pleasure to see me of actually preaching. The Lord has told me to to the word of theological God, and I am the dying men and women, telling them to get ready for judgment. I went out to see Houston to college, and I declare until you that Dr. J. F. Knox is doing the big work of the school. I was very much a great student of education, I tell you that it was fortunate that the Baptist Missionary and Educational convention got this great机会. I was the only one to be in the work. He is teaching our young people to think. He is teaching them true manhood and womanhood. Right is the life of the people who have been for many years. I did not know that the barbore-shop business was such a big business until I came in on course. I noted how to go to all an "Bob" manager of the Organ Barber shop, the largest of the most operated and owned by the people. That means the two-periods of something like that, bookkeeper in fact it is a business down to a selence, which has been a long-term job. It is a business down to a life of every barber, and from which the pay roll is madeup. He has his private office and everything he works. He is a great family of men and a pro-Prairie avenue, and 115 Miami Street, and both are front entrances. I have told you about the world of the world of Mr. Smith on street sales. In the year of the first year, he became I again stepped into the office of Secretary C. H McGrudey of the Grand Lodge of United Brothers of the District of New York and the order to March 11 is one of the wealthiest fraternal organizations in the country. At the head of it I made my own $1000.00. of worth, a man of ability. Prof. W. E. Eldsace, who was elected national Grand Master, and this means growth and wealth for the Order throughout the country. Eldsace and McGruder are working together. Prof. McGruder is giving his entire time to this work. I want to here congratulate him and at the same time congratulate the order. I shall have even more to say about it later. Look out for what I may have to say. am sure you want to know more about Grand Chancellor W. B. Willis and the things he hath done since wrote to you from Texas last year. The Texas Grand Leader of Knight and the State of the country have a refined polished Christian gentleman at the head, and a business man at that. He is just a leader of men, and one of the best in the country saying nothing about race or race. It would be out of the question for me to tell you all about Houston so well let us go, and tell you that I get there for Beaumont, Texas, another great big place, and a place where my people are doing things I visited the Texas. What was the best time to start Arlington with his wife hence I didn't get to see them. I did have the pleasure of seeing Mrs. C. B. Charlton, and she excused me from spending a day at her home. She is understanding the need for the world of the world. Time after the Grand Edge of Knights of Pythias, and that will be a busy time in the town Mrs. Charlton informed me that while there would be many people in the town, I would not be would be what I felt. home and be the special guest. Of or for another part of the world it comes at the transport where my heart was touched, for there I had sent a special message by Hon Charles M. Robinson, attorney for the National National Convention and was afforded that Mr had been to an automobile car service week, and was in the hospital. In that week the head, face and body, and his name, who was by his side had been so much and was killed in the stand. Attorney Robinson is getting better and will be himself in QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Chinese, Illinois April 18, 1925 Editor of The Messenger New York, N.Y. Dear Mr. I has come to my attention that young distinguished certifle Mr. of Roserk takes exception to my calling. Cigarette music also attracting the zero blood to Mohammed and Empress Josephine. THE MIRROR OF PUBLIC OPINION had his Prince Albert costus made by Chesterfield, the most exclusive white, tailor in the city, John Doe, the restaurant man KJYSW Curred roundly when he saw a color of man lailing in a white leasing night yet, he, himself, not even a safe to see a man, was a good night, is bound of sugar from the entered eత్తெரியுமான the corner. As we said before, Negro Business is an infant like other youngsters, he has been good enough to make it grow strong and healthy. It really requires straight diet of efficiency, service. Honesty and courtesy on the part of the Negro mechanism who, having set forth the firmness to the suffer his public from whom he expects his trade, has a right to expect his Patience. Loyalty. Pride, and Honesty, together with some event time, bestsold in the business Market. "Our business has been of any type, and we are always in the square, plumb and level will eventually men, for the Hacks, wealth, employment of our youth, common civil recognition, essentials, skills, and skills, and the small but permanent " corner" in the world's business market. Listen, Friends! Boost Negro Business. Negro Business, Do another way as you would have them. Do until you. - Preation News Cameron. again. It is thought that he will be able to attend school Congress, and may attend school in Iowa. And I a. M. Matthews, was tooting the band, and soon I went to the land of food and drink, and Mary and Miss Virginia Adams, and Mary and Miss Virginia Adams, and I went around to see what was going on. work, an inspirator, a make of men and women. No man in this country has done more for the youth than Mr. Young. He is a worker of the highest order and a great man who lives there before the future for his people and by the help of God He is going to help to work it out. Dr. Young gave many of the words of Life to Florida, and he's never one when I tell you he put the P.A. & M. College up on the educational map, and it had a slight black eye, but Dr. J. H. E. Lee is getting it back now. This is indeed a busy world. Dr. A. & M. of honor to see the work for Young is doing in Missouri and he is carrying out the work of the state, which by vote made this Lincoln University. He is determining to place it to where it does not stand. It is not being done without some opposition. You may expect this, but he is a man every inch of it. Have you ever been to the capital of Missouri? Do you know that my people are making more funds? How working into recognition in the state? If not permit me to tell you that this is true, and we have in the state house and you put it down that I told you it was not a kitehead. Nothing. They are on the second floor. Front offices and houses they are in style. had the pleasure of going in the office of R. S. Cobb, the 19th-century of Nairobi industry of the community of state offices and strenوother and clerks right there, and then you will step into the office. Prof. N. C. Niroe, who is the state director of the National Public Schools. He has under his supervising all the high and graded schools in the state. Believe me, I will tell you is the strenuous people and clerks right there and then you will step into the office. Prof. N. C. Niroe, who is the state director of Negro Division of High School and High School, superstition all the high graded schools in the state. Believe me, when I tell you he is one more busy man. I will tell you he is his stenogenaism and secretary, and is a fine young man. It is wonderful to step into this office, see the two�s dress, the big man, the man of the world. The man of the world is so good that the office is wonderful to step into this office, the fine desk. The big man, the man of the world, the men who are adding holding up here end of the work. You must take good care of yourself now, and let me hear from you when you have the time. I have been in the school more than a month. I learned that Prof. T. R. T. is the rest of the summer schools in the state. I have said enough about Missouri and am going to talk about the National Baptist Sunday School. He traces Ptolemy line down to Ptolemy XII and then asserts that Ptolepatra was in ever sense "the daughter of the Ptolemina". Due, why did our word friend Roger sign with Ptolemy XII. That is just where he should have started in tracing the descent of Clepartate, son of Ptolemy II, the later, the son of Ptolemy II, the later having the most by a native Egyptian woman. This is now succeeded in the throne and had four children, one of the four being the renowned Ptolepatra. As far as I was able to discover, the famous Clepatra and her father were the first of the Ptolemies line who possessed Egyptian blood. If I knew to go deeply into this Maddison's Nite, I might cite to the Mr. Hackers that the first royal house of Macedon, the Tegemidne, came from Angos in Greece, and were the descendants of those Affirm colonists who settled in Argos. However, we will not stretch the point until July, as the blood was probably the most important of centuries. It is a fact hardly known for the person, probi that the Empress Josee phine was a Creole and passed dark blood. As to Mohammed, he came of the tribe of Koreish, that famous Arabian house founded by the Yamanites, who were almost pure and under the authority of Ethiopia. Mr. Hodgers further says that I am developing the Nordic hands of reaching back and claiming the noted people and civilizations of other races is a l'frog, Henry Fairfield Obrone. To be sure. Why not? In Europe, please see Africa's blood, "Claim them and take the burden of proof otherwise upon the Nordic." The readers of this column may rest assure that when, under the event in made norsu concerning the ethnic relations of nations and its divisions, the writer has complete evidence for the statement. Never the other criticism is always well WOMEN WHO CARE The most beautiful arm, no matter how, exquisite. No proportions, no matter how lovely it is, implored, though it is so far off, only as beautiful as their is, which, if the elbow is sharply regular, the skin grownish red and roughened, the face and the head are so long and active. Special cure is required to keep the elbows looking their best—and perhaps to improve the best to a still higher superstile—since it is always a bit of a bit of theology, as it is always an avidly exposed to "a life of hard-hanks." Some of our elbows "knocks" are inadherent and unavoidable, but others are the most possible result of their need-minded and disregarded neglect. Occasionally it is in permissible to lean on the elbows. The condolence to the physical excuse is that if the naturality of the person is the forearm and upper arm, in that it lessens the strain on the upper arm and elbows an over-the-way of blood. The time of the end of life is not to indulge too often in this rejuvenation—and when you do all means, it's before you learn. There is after all, not no much risk of roughness, callused when you discreetly rest your side how upon a doway cusion of silk for an arm of a veltet-soft that's for divar but not you rest the leg on a high-shiny set of the side of the Lot, their velvety softness, was the show thoroughly with warm water and soap, and then, using any of the standard skills for the most, was the show, showing the pusties of the hand, first in a rotary motion and then with gentle little pinches and puffings of the skin, and the cream of the dough, which was worked into the skin. Follows this by the application of a combination of ben oil and rose water, which will act bath as skin tonic and so as to help them to the skin and soften the obnoxious callousness. This process should be repeated every night four or 2 weeks, but after that, as the show respond to the effect of the puffings of the show, the puffings are veryளைable to relax by having vigilance and message, the only since or twice a week, and the most effective practice of this day if the ravages of the zupomer sun have still left their trace in the unbecoming "tan" line, which has been the most challenging time for the people, especially disastrous with the evening gown—a strong beginning of the day, rubbed generally into the skin, may be used on an alternate day. The most effective method is to make a normal non-immediate, results, the coating of "shach-dream" should be permitted to remain at it possible, for half hours, off at least before being If you find yourself bereft of beauty, it is impossible to instantly recover from a catastrophic injury to the palate or a mischievous glutton of the pantry with a surprisingly effusive. Olive smells sweet smelling bites of refined butter to softer and shimmier the arms of a beautiful beauty, the humble and adorable beauty of a blanch it is better, though reused to use the emoion is full of sensitive the clear lemon hue of the flesh of the arm, the area obscenely and ammoniacally stained with irritation if regularly applied, will be superfluous half. For only attention to the above is necessary for beauty, and therefore to the palate, to restore the freshest work on the forearm to the highest half. The important result of this is that the type of costume which suits up-best. The erect clean-out shoulder and slender muscular arm of the girl whose forte in sports is delightful in youthful dress of almost several simple design. The same girl-minn appear awkward and unattractive in the stuffy timeless which forces appropriate n稽 for the softness of the slender and slish-azegs of the不得不. who prefers to hold her court on-shaded north rather than on sunny-beach of golf links. This fuller shoulder of the matron are suited to display garments of almost queenly dignity forbidden with the frivolous shoulder of the flirt. Items, spite and to the second-hand, of the method of the shallers of the method of this. There is a girl whose shoulders set-off fuller-made to form to supreme advantage and there is the girl of Watthan-like beauty whose slim, soft, dropping shoulder age at their be By Leonard Massenburg (from the second-in-law) of the Supervisors were prevalent in the early days of ancient laryptos of the state. The state was very well-defined as the state were usually with the help of force some important position, means of it to show the imifastation of the state, which is important to the portant occasions. Archaeologists have discovered the rejuvenation of the rejuvenation temples in which these are were performed in some of them tubes have been found. The rejuvenation was the building. By speaking through the tube a single tube could be building. This means the space could be the korghippeza, the unfractionated space, and the space of the pliers were involving the other remarkable devices of these ancient priests consisted of a heavy pedestal with a side and one side of a side and one side of a side. When paying the time to the post or fire upon the star and their prayers would be answered by "wine" and "pigs" and "pigs" and "pigs" were going to be in the same form. It is said that in ancient days it was a centenary for we were present to pour wine on sacrificial fires. This is generally supernatural point of view. The present may be possible only by the unique prediction of the star. Below the partment, separated from the fire, is a thin flooring. At its base was a puffing of the top of the mat. The top of the mat running up through the state is the jug. When the fire was kindled, the fire was very strong and force the wine up through a tube until poured from the jug. The ancient Musselman regarded music with intense delight. He was very well-known. He is the first person of the Prophet The first airplane lighting on re- creation of the Paris Opera, were ordered to place on the beach near Waller's Bay, right above the city's southern emblem under the sea. Women and girls cruise ships at Women and girls cruise ships at Women and girls cruise ships at WHAT NOT COLUMN WHAT NOT COLUMN In 1843 he inked an expedition and sent a team of officers to the Arizona, and New Mexico. He battled with the Indians, who wanted to take off the bounty of wonderful tales of the bounty of NEXT WEEKS WALKING ON THE WEST SIDE. Who was he? George SURVEY OF NEGRO HOUSING IN DALLAS 1924 - 1925 Preface (Elipse No. 1.) The following resolution adopted on September 29, 1934 by the Dallas Committee for Finance, finance the bank and finance the securities market. Whereas at its meeting in January 1934 it had planned a survey of interest rates and national interest rates during the winter of 1934, it had not indicated increasing interests of more or less interest rates, and colored opportunity as to Colorado not only by written notice but by oral notice. It had not indicated increasing interests of former, Treasury, but by oral notice on its Secretary on the part of the Committee for Finance. It had not indicated real or financial contribution of real or financial contribution of banks for a joint and equitable contribution on the one hand and contributions on the other hand. It had not indicated unnecessarily scanty production, unnecessarily scanty production, name of Dallas. It is resolved, that it be resolved, that the Dallas Committee on Finance, finance the bank and finance the securities market be made careful and diligent in its operations in Dallas in its own expense while the purpose of obtaining in simple and accurate form, as the Dallas Committee on Finance, finance the bank be made quietly and imprisonably, only by conducted without bias as to any contribution against new or in the controversy contesting now in or before the resolution. This Committee of several years has coordinated the State Commission commissioned leading White and Colored citizens of Texas and in turn with the allied quarters are in Atlanta and commenced work on the work will with the analysis of the varied composition of the local community, businesses, citizens, talent and skills, civil work, population with all aspects. He is further resolved that the above plan of this committee offers an opportunity to build a strong community and lasting relationship. committees respectfully urge that both public affiliation and the proposal of new ordinances by hold in absence until January when the definite facts developed in this survey, very will be available and undoubtedly point the way to see determination. 6. While this committee has arranged the final会议 of the survey, it is not an easy task of the operation of the doctrine. Mayors and Commissioners of the City of Dallas and the hearty synopsis of such policy and organization will be held in its purposes, as previously concerned in its purposes. The resolution was presented to the general authorities of States and met with their�engaged with the public and the other�engaged with the Government of China. Federation of Shina to undertake the survey, with the agreement on the formers part that following the proposed of the following study process to the formulating of definite city planning proposals. Surveys, balance and prepared, contemplating information and licensing of the city of China, and some economic and health data. The field work was done by a number of students of the Methodist University of New York. Alexander's group of 1000 people from the number of capable Nugans, men and women, and Rev Glenn L. Reved of the Trinity. Freight/Trinidad Church assisted by Terri. The women of (b). The physical conditions of (1). Housing, convenience, both and other facilities for the house, number of rooms, Pres- edence, facilities, and amenities. (2). Environment, -adwalks, -walking paths, access to church, school. (3). Number of families and of individuals in houses of varying size. (4). Households paid, per room per person. (5). Shares, rental percentage, on fair appraisal value of ground and other facilities. (A)—Location For convenience we have up on the map of Dallas the following Section A: Rounded roughly by Rong Avenue, Haskell Avenue, Oak Grove, McKinney Avenue, and North Hampton Street. Section B: Hounded roughly by Rong Avenue, Haskell, Elvis, the Pacific Pacific to Harwood, Harwell, West of Harwood. Section C: Rounded roughly by North Akard Street, and Caroline Street from Pacific to Summit Playground, the North Amico Street, and the North Lamar Street, thence to Pacific. Section D: Bounded roughly by Pewton Avenue from South Hive, the Port of College, Trunk to Santa Fe, to Harwood, to Latter-to-Latter, to Grand to Harwood, to the West of Harwood, then to Pacific Avenue. Section E: A: irregular section, North and east of Fair Park, roughly by Housed, to Pithurgh, to Grand, to Dank to Lindley, to Haskell to Jim. Section F: Grand Avenue from Trunk Rt. to Exposition to Spring to T. & N.O. to Tuskegee to Oakland, to Birmingham to T. & N.O. to St. John, to Harwood from firmness. Section G: Oakland from firmness to the South Hive, the South Hive, the Wood to Park, the North Mr. Wood to RYR, which then across the Wood to Elvis. Section H: Oak Cliff to Ruyth, the South Hive, the Brando, Lanaster to Miller, then across to Hutchkins, the South Hive, the Bran as far as Greenwood-Lichens to Tenth and Ewing and thence irregularly back to the South Hive. Section I: A: defrayed district partly in the neighborhood of Torry, Ashane, Harry and St. Mary, and Ewing, East side from Carroll, to Pithurgh. No. 301 W. 20th Street district at No. 301 W. 20th Street district at and Kaitlin Lying in the angle of the street at No. 301 W. 20th Street district at K. & T. 2; Railway near Highland Park Number of Negro Houses by District The following districts show the number of homes occupied by Colored in each district and the number of homes occupied by Negroes. N. Total Negro Num. Houses by negroes Section ad A 1855 1855 B 725 725 C 1071 1071 D 891 891 E 241 241 F 75 75 G 32 32 H 12 12 I 83 83 J 12 12 K 83 83 Total 6,728 1,245 1,245 one house field survey for survey. Some field work-ers did not complete their quote. We were not unable. These objections were not unanswered. than others. The totals are simple to represent in the analysis a pretty accurate pre-mentment of the whole situation. It is our judgment that the composite picture as presented by this survey is rather better than it would be if every house in Dallas had been studied, since a review of the main indicators that a larger percentage of better housing is represented. Reference may here be made to the main data showing the costage of the Colored people in their communities in home ownership schools churches etc. 13 THE LADY OF BURGUNDY A Madam C.J.Walker Booster GLORIFYING OUR WOMANHOOD No greater force is working to glorify the womanhood of our Race than Madam C. J. Walker's Wonderful Hair and Skin Preparations. Our eighteen world renowned articles, made and sold by members of our own Race, are daily relieving stubborn scalp diseases, stimulating the growth, increasing the length, softening and thickening short, stubborn, thin, unsightly hair; clearing complexions, smoothing, softening and preserving skin. We tell you, Madam C. J. 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Doctor Gregg reviewed briefly the work of several Hampton Trustees who were on the platform, including Arthur Currie, James H. H. Hancock, Alexis H. H. Hancock, and J. E. Durling of New York, and J. R. Darling of Hampton. The initial meeting was brought to him by the Rev. Arthur Grandfather of the Church of the Congressional Church of Ligelidence. H. I., who quoted the saying of the great philosopher that he was the one who had been in the life of the clogging prayer. Ernest H. Hays, organist of Hampton Institute, play of the first time in the year of Organ of the General for the Hampton Institute student body. Clarke Hall Program The following program of demonstrations and papers were given in Clarke Hall by members of the graduating classes: "Principle of the Four-Cycle Engine," Harry B. Goodman, Suffolk, Va. "My Summer Experience," Patel G. Bryant, Lexington, Ky. "The Making of Peanut Cookies," Catherine V. Williams, Ocala, Fla. and "What Hampton Hue Done for My Community," M. Marie Oliver, Thornton, Ark. The well-known Hampton Institute, quartette sang several of the "spirituals" of Negro religious folkmanks. Were you paid to clean in the Bureau of Agriculture? Business School of Home Economics Academy The company of representatives attended the evening demonstration of the Holly Hall Farm Agriculture A special and novel feature of agricultural parade, organized by agricultural parade, organized by director of which is Donald P. Hamilton Institute, brass band of Hamilton Institute, brass band of the Holly Inn by a brass band of the Holly Inn by a brass band TEXAS TOWNS. KANSAS CITY. The popularity contest, commencing the third week in May in drive for the big contest price, with Mrs. Rue Carter in job. The prizes are, A Chevrolet Tutoring and the $100.35. The $28.00 trade certificate from Harkness House—A 100-pleen set of dishes valued at $15.00 and a $10.00 trade certificate from Page 200. Mr. Irving Haskins, one of the most carriers who has been in for several weeks is able to be at his work—Main Services were largely attended last Sunday at all the churches in the city. The Saint Johns-Catholie-Church Club are giving a play called "St. John" on the 22nd of May, at the Grand Theatre for the benefit of Saint Monica Catholic Church (enclosed. When you wish a copy of the Dalian Express call Hanton 1720, J. I. Hanby, agent. Negroes in Campaign For Medical Center. (Continued from page 35) **PALESTINE** - Cotterell Chapel The amount raised was $225,222. No. 2 raised the highest amount of any college, $1,000,000. Bright, beautiful, Bible. M. L. Martin, Fra. M. & D. Gary and B. Thompson. Patriceline the groom of Mrs. L. 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(Cambridge, Mass.; Countess Koryhoka, Philadelphia, Mrs. Helena Nomation, Quebec, Mrs. Abraham, New York, and George P. Wharton, Averett, V. In the lүүд of Ugen iall Wn-old Hakee wile herbecom-widely known for his artistic presentation of folk types, had on chibler a group of his recent por-trals of well-known coiled men and women, including Rofang Hayes, Robert R. Motor, Mary McKealy, and the best-selling feature. Mr. Redus, according to the Survey Graphic Number, called "Harlem" Mercy of the New Negro, "is a folk-forst of the brush and palette, seeking always the following character back of this individual, the psychology behind the physiognomy." In resign also he looks not merely for decorative elements, but for the pattern of the culture from which it wrong, without loss of naturalistic accuracy and individuality, he somehow்கonsistently expresses the type, and without being any the less human, captures the facial and local. What Gauguin and his followers have done for the Par East, and the work of Ufer and Blumenschein and the Tann school for the Pueblo and Indian seems about to be one for the Negro and Afric; in short, painting the most local or arts, in terms of its own limitations even, in achieving university The city has been divided into districts and Mar 3. 15 infantry divisions were divided into brigades. Five hundred of these brigades were归属于 the Quartermaster's unit. The next unit, north of 125th station, is being handed by a judge of Colchester John H. Walters, a draughtger. Walter Walters a social worker and the Allen Driven working with the Colchester brigade are urging the officer to add one more man who are working in the Professor church donated him $3,599 to the church. Mrs. Williams, prepared a special din not to holiday for the P. C. Mrs. Mams. Mrs. Mary Mest and Rev. Spence will be from it to be held on June 14, 1996. (And previously.) Mrs. J. H. Allen was called, back to Cushing Sunday, to attend the funeral of her sister. Mrs. Hollie Hogg-Myrceringer. If he has been three, only since the death of her son. Mrs. Paul C. Wickel, the journalist of a splendid sermon Sunday night, was a little sốurren. spent Saturday night with her mother and was welcomed visitor at church Sunday. Mrs. Kevlyn Mrs. Kevlyn was in attending a few days with her mother. Mrs. Williams, little Miss Ora Pleasant is able to be up and visited School Friday evening. The Tea at Mrs. A. T. Mest was much snఆch of the call who attended. A show stand is being held in the Park, Mr. C. M. Mayfield is doing the brick work Mr. and Mrs. Hollin is doing a splendid business in their new cafe. Rev. Thomas from the second visit, Texas visited the second Thursday. The meeting is in lecture to the student body, Mr. W. D. Powdill, while making the survey of the Agricultural boys projects to get up, none reports for a good�. In the week of the first of March, Mrs. D. Powdill, the Professor of the Express. Calf at Hollin's cafe for the Express. MARSHALL—The banquet given by Rievelton Lodge No. 2613 G U.O. of C.C. was an enjoyable affair. Several speeches were made among the many who spoke were The Hon. P. F. Deoniz, F. C. White, A. W. Washington, J.A. York, Carry Lockett and Judg. A. C. Cole of Arkansas. Several Indies also spoke. The new員pe are planning to build a half and offices. Quits a sum of money has been solicited for this purpose. Mr. H. Mckinney died at his home after a short illness. Mrs. Mary Smith drew the Ford car in the contest by the Chamber of Commerce in which 6 cars were to be given away. Little Miss Lonnetta Haynes took a back set and is not doing so well. Deacon Samuel McLean is also still on the stick. The Odd Fetlow will have their Annual Thanks church preached by Rev J. A. Wilfie, Sunday May 10, 1928. BRWONWOOD—All services well attended with the exception of the A.M. E. church where no services were had owing to the absence of the pastor, Rev R. H. Alexander, who is attending the District Conference at Longdass Mr W H Black went to Mineral Wells on business. Mrs Ida Franke and little Freddie Bagley left Saturday for Fichita Fall, Kansas to be wish her daughter Mrs Selma Chandler who will undergo an operation. Mrs Ida Middlebrook has returned from Franklin where she attempted the funeral of her mother Mrs Marjha Polte who died April 14th. AVING HIGH—Rey. V. D. Johnson filled his regular post at Providence Sunday. Mr. Linn.s Walker and Mr. Hintos and several others from Pittsburgh motored to Providence to attend the singing Mr. R. B. Allen spent Sunday's furthour with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Crittendon. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Allen and son were the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Kemp. Mr. Deoe. Hussher spent a few hours with Miss Pinkie L. Moore Sunday. Mr. Linn.s Walker was the dinner guest of the Misses Peppers Sunday. 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Buy today from your drugstreet or if he does not handle them order direct from us. LADONIA—Rev. A. T. Irley was at his age at Sunday as a Wealey church. He was the first church. Rev. J. Griffith, geothermal, and motor. Rev. Hurley afternoon, and night Sunday evening at 2 o'clock. He Bursled at the 10 M. S. Mormon at the C. M. Church Monday evening. IKE Steed was at the 10 M. S. Church. The M. H. R. of the Baptist church meet with Mrs. L. K. Kimbrood. The Accountant was at the o'clock prayer meeting at the different homes. The body of Mr. R. B. B. was at the show of the first Church City town and buried Friday afternoon at Pleasant Grove. Mr. W. A. Green was at the 10 M. W. M. Beam and Step-mother's. Mr. W. W. H. Beam, accompanied by the hotly-flavoured accountant, was at Mr. Pishok. Baptist church. A touching resolution was read by Mr. K. Kintborough also a song, "Standing in a church," and the death of a father. Bitt-mother's three brothers. Three sisters and a son of the Rev. W. W. 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For the last year the city was for the event has long, no more, and that the outserved appearances do not have to be made. The event is the same as the want feeling to cheer up and forget it. I do, it has been said every time the happens for the best. The meeting is the whole people. Portland has just for the many of the two years I get all of the work that has been formed down by color and will be often done by color on their trail. Recordless to the hand-up the entered people are still having a long time in the life. When the� Hoynes has been in the city the agent noted that all of the high-prised seats were taken by solved. REALMONT — Mr. Duke Thomas Wille Allen Walter Moore, Farish Jackson, Neal Richardson, Miss Elliott Smith, Virginia Hubbard and several others from Port Author motors. In the House of Lords, he was in the funeral of Mr. Geo. Bryant, who was seriously hurt in his note several weeks ago, returning from the ball game of the Texas League. Mr. Bryant died of Port Arthur, his wife's nature of Hector Miss Mable Tullard who has been sick is able to be out again, Mrs. L. A. Gapp is still on the sick list. Mr. Har Hadnoti, Elms Maple confessant, and was信息服务man at the A.M. Choirs of the New York has started on the new Long Shoreman Hall on Nochelis St. Sunderset Sugar White entertained a party of friends at her country Home last Saturday evening, three miles north of the White Island. Mr. R. R. Hitchcock, motored to Houston in two weeks on business. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Holland, after threemonths in the Comendia is back home again. Mrs. Sally Robinson, who has been suing the husband in the house to be in the city visiting friends and relatives. Mrs. Louis Hiernards of Los Angeles is spending her vacation in the play Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown, proprietors of the Vipassan Cafe are giving their employees a picnic Thursday at Lovers Lake. The Royal Giants played their way back into the hearts of also fans Sunday at Port Arthur. When the romped on the Orange Rougers, to the tune of 24-6, Manager Chilton has tied the run to some of the recruits and promises to have one of the strongest ball teams in the state. The Giants will play the Opelous All Stars Sunday at the Lincoln Park Port Arthur. The children of Mary will give their annual concert and dance at the Catholic Hall. May 22nd, everybody is cordially invited. The Blue Melody Boys will furnish music for the occasion. Non-Jim Cattled his new Studebaker seven-year-old passenger touring car out by driving the Blue Melody Boys to their new where they played an Olay dance. Mr. Wellington, 11th spent Sunday at Stilkes, Texas. Mr. J. Riddley and Rev. Jordan have the honor of being the first two colored men to cross the new Bridge across the Nothes River adds McQueen has been on the look out but is able to be up again. Mothers Day was observed in 11 the churches Sunday. Rev. A. H. Fargent (white) Evangelist delivered a strong sermon at St. James M. H. church to a large and up pressive audience. Mr. Levi Willard played a violin solo. Mrs. J. V. Gordon and daughter- rended a Mandolin and Piano Duet, Miss Almazors Goodwin, played a Piano solo: Mrs. Mary Williams sang to solo. Miss Haley Scott is able to sit up again. Now that Restaurant has plays of manoeuvres O. J. Tatum and others have or gained a Brass Band and will be known as the independent Flask Band of Heaumont. The A-R Conference held here next month. Promises build a new building of people from all parties of the country to Benunort Dr. Jones. Dr. Baffield Dr. Bobbie, Hon. Bob Levy, motored to Alcala, to attend the Medical Association, Mrs. Roberts was called to Houston on his return to A-R. A choral of funna was called a slater. A choral was filled against a 16 year old colred box last week when he was on the bus to St. Louis. The Charlton High School, and Woodman-Spence School both colored. The hospital was beveraged his father, but no one was being called to the hospital. The facts will be laid below. The grand jury, at 160 o'clock the grand jams and Household of Huth turnout, are the only two of the first to be held during number to celebrate their annual thanks giving at which time was preached a good season. At 4 P.P.S. the school is the first to give up an excellent program was ended at St. Paul. The school was ended on 14 May. The "Pudden's Orchestra" assisted to be the famous blue Melody Boy. The "Pudden's Orchestra" was the first to be called to the Charlton and Pollard High School, was entertained by the how Seniors and high juniors, each of the two. The school was the first to be called to the school made some very interesting remarks which were very much associated with the school's work were unperformed by the school was unperformed by the school was the mightful four-day head Manors Robert's Four Pudden's Smith and Silverwater Scott Roads the Dallas Express, always. The "Blue Melody Shop," 485 Feymouth St. The On City Medical-Dental and Pharmaceutical Association must at least be at least 20% of the total costs of Dr. A. N. Rhaffane and Dr. R. A. Perand providing Dr. Sharp and a paper on the discussion was opened by Dr. W. Taylor and followed by others. The Dr. A. N. Rhaffane was attended and a Dr. R. A. Perand was attended and a Dr. R. A. Perand was attended. The question, Dr. M. N. Hraffane, was asked to short talk to the meeting and made a short talk. The Dr. M. M. Fey, Dr. W. Fey, and Dr. W. Fey were to the podium. MALLKOFF — Ree, Bonuses and Waste — held his regular meeting. Mr. M. M. Fey, Dr. W. Fey, and Dr. W. Fey were well attended and a doctor, by Mr. R. M. M. Fey, Dr. W. Fey, and Dr. R. M. Fey were conducted by Dr. Jackson, but a full course of the session was held. Mr. M. M. Fey was the last Saturday night at least four hours of the community's first visit. Mr. M. M. Fey was the first visit of Dr. Caldwell and Dr. Paul Connaff at the same time as the meeting. The discussion was attended by Dr. W. Fey and Dr. W. Fey was the first visit of Dr. Caldwell and Dr. Paul Connaff at the same time as the meeting. King of Reverens 79 Departures, Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Alexander and Mrs. T. J. Haynes. Abilene, where he preached the 100th Valley! Thank you, acremen. Abhiam, where he preached the 960th following Thanksgiving service on Sunday, November 26, 2015. He is a sports reporter, Ms. White's caliburn is in gain, also Ms. Veron Caliburn is in gain, also Ms. Veron he moved on Center Ave. Mr. and Mr. Thomas have agreed on their relationship. Upward has purchased a car and downward has purchased a car. He has carried out for his wife and carred out for his wife and The Frissils Art Club met as the Friday evening in after the business and pleasure we were served a delicious two course luncheon. We are in the same place to join you and we are behind will pay out and please reserve a sticker. Manle Chandler H. J. New Media of the Express CARD OF THANKS HOWOWSWOOD 2025 May 16 I take this Method of Shanking The Crater's Rarely Loved and for their kindness tendered us during the sickness and death of our city and special appreciation to the Old Follies and K of Pa for their best. I have been for the beautiful floral offerings. Respectfully yours, Mrs. Frankie Douglas Mother Mr. W. W. Theve Father Mr. The Warren, Brother Mr. Laura Chintler Master Mrs. Kattie Johnson, Sister Mrs. St. John M. Stallard Miss Francis Warren Sister, Mr. George Stuall, Uncle DOCKDALE - Sundays We good at all charches, Yundas, Rev. Hurrow filled his plush, spicinessful, love. Campbell, this stroll, the Mines, the glenny and the bed at night, the collection of the old Hors and the old Staples at Athen Chapel had spelled ours. Mr. Julia Arock, of St. John's, is now a good time to be in the house. Tessriana. We were told to see this was her first trip back Note on the hall has been said, and just waiting here on the stairs, but is being the building. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Williams have moved near Springfield church. Rev. Franks is in the city again. CLUBMILK — W. M. Coleman died last Monday and was buried. Print. His general was held at the L.M. E. Church, Rev.连锁店. Mr. Co. of Grandma, affring. Mr. Co. man was W. M. of the Pride of Mason No. 116. Helolissa - from Mrs. St. Shore's Pride Crawford and Waco Stிரded the twelfth Rev. Thomas of Vigria has been sent as pastor of the A. M.s. Chensler and Mrs. Himmie. that and can even a few days to Erwin. Mr. and Mrs. Shone and daughter Mollie Bue visited her mother at Oshlamma last Monday. Rev. Y. Trick P. E. of the Park Cliff Outright is conducting a revival at the C. M. Church. Rev. J. W. H. Bins preached the Old Fellow sermon at the New Year's Day. Mrs. Himmie Harnett of Dallyton. Mrs. of the parents' family. Prof. Ford Mrs. J. J. Burnett, Mr. and Mrs Jackson of Swanwich were the (100% TR-Mex) 5th Harry of Duties and Mrs. Woodle Thomas of Poets are visiting Mrs. Ellen Boson, Mrs. Eaton I-sales entertaining her aunt, Mrs. Stewart from Kenningham, New York, and the other two are moving defense show complete for sale. Mr. E. J. Smith has a moving defense show complete for sale at 5pm at once. Dr. R. Smith, the most popular of Mrs. Allen Seminary people, is the Miessonies at Miles-Chapel C. M. R. Church. Sunday, The program reddered Friday, steps at Miles's Chapel by Mrs. H. L. Ladders was wonderful. Roe, P. R. W. and the other two were very happy. (2) L. L. Ladders—Mother's Day Wash the school's call cheers Sunday. The Miessonies church also reports on interesting service. Mrs. H. L. Ladders was so on the sick list. She is the best book I was able to read for the next Sunday morning. She is the best book I was to read for the next Sunday morning. She is the best book I was to read for the next Sunday morning. Mr. Heur's Nicholson, and Tessy Nelson were married at the home of the two^{\circ} P.C., last Wednesday night. Mr. F. C. Planigan spent Sunday in Gainesville, Texas with his grand-mother's niece, L.L. Lowen, and the other two^{\circ} P.C., and the Kirsten Monday for their home in Bamm. Texas. The Gainesville Lion Tamers of Beers are newly M. J. Elmer, V. H. S. K. President, Mr. W. Ellner, Secretary; Mr. C. Simpson, Treasurer. They will leave the city for Welchla Fall. The new house is being built in the 14th of this month, and they will leave on a three month tour of the southern cities. HUNSYVILLE — The tenth anniversary of San Houston Training School closed Sunday. Many were present "to" win the occasion. The school is open to 125 people. The school presented a pantomime, Rock of Agen Rated day night the audience was favored with the five-class "Menthol" school. Mr. Frank, Frank, Jones, which Mr. P.V. Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Stewart, Mass. Jan. 12. 1920. Elmer, Handy, Ors. and Phillie were arenders. The school was a free day to the Vice-President, May 19. High School, presented a play in Tessy's enliven, "Lighthouse" Man. The director of Mrs. M. S. Sloan, Mr. M. M. S. Rowntrop, and Mr. M. M. S. Stallton. Her mother in Merlin is among the welcoming visitors this year. Mr. M. M. S. Stallton, Mr. M. M. S. Stallton and Mr. M. M. S. Stallton are the two. MEETING OF THE INTER DENOMINATIONAL ALLIANCE OF DALLAS In general,�national Alliance of Coloured Pastors and Ministers met in their semi-monthly meeting in April 2020. A majority of the Tending pastors and ministers were prepared for the new year. The well represented by a number of prominent visitors, men and women, including Prof. J. J. Jackson, and the newலoo. Tidewater Winston High School, D.C., Pinkton, and Flowers, Capt. McVey, Prof. Simp. and C. Jeffries. The Response to the Massacre, Winn, and the last three months who are prominent in educational, civic, social and religious work in the world, were also the most important and well-known workers in their respective churches. The occasion was also granted by the presidiary of Mr. Roy B. St. Ablington, and the Bs. Dr. R. S. B. In point of interest and attendance this week in the meeting was also the most important of the Teplos. "Sunday Funerals" and "Dancing" were on the calendar, and assigned the first year of the New Year. Pastors of Evening Chapel C, M.E. Church and Method A, M.E. Church respectively. The subject were dissatisfactorily well-known and so on. In fact, they were the most inflowing by these sentiment. Time not permitting a general discussion. Sunday Funerals were not in the same way as the calendar, it being the consensus of the body that an educational campaign on this question was the most of the time. Dr. W. W. Jackson, a distinguished Baptist Minister, pastor in Rockford, H. was introduced and spoke for a good cheer and encourage. Mrs. H.D. Winn, President of the U.S. T.A., was introduced, and made her first职位 as the first of the two her organization at Booker Washington High School, redeating that an after-collection to be taken in a year before the end of the work, on the first Sunday in May. DALLAS EXPRESS AGENT GRAD. TUES FROH (CALVERTH HIGH SCHOOL) Mid-Ohio Smith, who has been an agent for the Dallas Express for upward of eight years is a member of the following class of Colver High School. Miss Smith is one of the premier agents of the Express and if she is the only one to be subject for her a bright future in the scholastic world. The first of the two is the most-not-made in the school state. The first that she has been in is the first she has been in. But advises that she go to the school school to be in the school. The most pinnacle of success. SPLEDID WORKMANSHIP MARKS N. OF P. STRUCTURE CHICAGO—TI May 7—Commissioner of Compliance, Morris Defis, in the Chicago District, reports that the foundation work for the measure is the first of the two. The first is the 27th Place and South State Street is about completed. The consumer service office is on the second of the first to be completed. Now that the summer weather is near the end of the year, Killing has been a major effort to the work to be already on the job and promise to finish a structure that will be a high-quality project of workmanship as has been produced in the country. 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We have made their lives the PROPRIETARY OF THE PROPRIETARY OF THE PROPRIETARY OF THE PROPRIETARY A SUPERIOR PREPARATION FOR THE MAIL AIDA POMYDE AIDA POMYDE INVESTIGATED BY THE SECRETARY OF THE OVERTON HYGIENIC MEDICAL CHICAGO GIANTS-BREAK EVEN IN OKLAHOMA But Fail Miserably Before Wrath of Black Senators Rogan idol of the Kansas City tellowers and late of the Twenty-fourth United States century. The second for the Negro National League, champions of Eastern started Miller, who got in trouble in the seventh and was relieved by Harnes, who was ranked "when the baller's head was on the back of the football pit" from the east-easted in good form. The Giants used Sieges on an outfielder secured from Memphis in left. City Stories: First of the fours City was first to score when McNair beat out a hit to DeMose and was sacrificed to second. Rogan walked, Hawkins fanged and Dungeon's single led in the first-half. The Giants scored the first half of the fourths DeMose polled one to left into the crowd for two sacks. Garley hit late-the-crowd-down Sweatt's head and McMose counted the first-half. The் and McNair's single led to the third and the home club another top. Hawkins opened the visitor's seventh with a single to genter and the track was on the back of the ball. With the call three and two on the Miller was yanked. Harney couldn't locate the plate and Dungeon walked to Sweatt. Toronto was the mostناوين ميلون. My. The Uniteds'首富的百分比是 40.7%。My. The Uniteds' top-Ranked 40.7% were putpomy walked and Torrienti went back into the crowd for Me SAN ANTONIO NEXT STEP The tiny single breasted and bare on back breasts of Two boys even with Oklahoma hair loss. The two boys have Austin Blank Stencils lack the home body with nothing Jack Tank, the Terror of the West pitched the opening game and played the war for Pitcher Coma and Carrington. The Austin aggregation is United to be the state-level most formidable out-of-the-glants have had the pleasure of hooking up with. Delphi's present the activities of the Austria games by innings: At Austin, May 10-11 002 030 000-2 HAMMOND BEATS UNION GIANTS, 8-5 Overlook and Third Hurt Good Ball as Golemmas's Men With Another Contest Charles's Regيمna's Hammond ball and the expense of the Union Giants Sunday at Hammond's 4-0 Overlook and Three Bills the Giants's all-stage, while Hanks, Lynn and Schwind contributed mostly UNION GIANTS THEATERS, 20 Thomas, 10 10 HYD HAYS, 20 Kelley, 20 Clark, 10 Bowling, 10 Watkins, 10 Avery, p 2 10 2 Fourth on DeMoss's walk and then of second. He advanced on Terri. It's five to left and agreed. Hawkins dropped the ball on an easy out at first. The score. Kansas City... $11,000,002—26.3000,000.0000. The American League won the baseball game in the North Pacific Division. Kansas City Munich, Colored Boston, at Schaffer’s park, which is at N. 4th a double by Torrent in the upper traverse. Tadman came from the bottom. She shows a double by Bell, then shows a double by Bell, then shows a double by Bell, who batted for Bell and Schaffer. A pass to Allen filled the hans and the hans and the hans signed sprint. Fortran who had been winter in the city and the city winter in the city and the city winter in the city and the city KANMAR CITY AB R H C Johnson, jf ..... 4 0 1 4 Alter, spf ..... 4 0 1 4 Alter, spf ..... 4 0 1 4 Moore, ss ..... 5 0 0 2 Johnson, cf Ab R I C Swaint, cf 1 0 0 Scawitt, cf 1 0 0 Moore, ab 1 0 0 Moore, ab 1 0 0 Moore, ab 1 0 0 Morton, 2b 1 0 0 Morton, 2b 1 0 0 Hawkins, 1b 1 0 1 Ingram, b 1 0 1 Percival, b 2 0 1 GIANTS Gordon, cf 2 0 1 Gordon, cf 2 0 1 Gurley, 1b 4 1 1 Gurley, 1b 4 1 1 Terriss, b 4 1 1 Mariner, 2b 2 0 1 Williams, b 2 0 1 Williams, b 2 0 1 Miller, p 2 0 1 Stevens 2 0 1 H WHITE SON ADDS ANOTHER TO ITS VICTORY Sound Inner. - William Lester and A. W. Smith. Theatrical director. Dead. Dead. Dead. Sohan Inner. Sohan inside. Sohan L. Sohan. Inner. Inner. Inner. Rhahn Inner. Rhahn made a spectacle. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1925 North Inning — Wiley. London. Inning is in center, a line drives that goes to the top of the hill. held. London's simple second-hand when. Photon's throw got away to the top of the hill. For the first time, the drinker's crumbining was filled out to Stringer. Derrick was added to the right. Derrick scored when Smith hit London the mid-air. Lucas was from the range, tried to do the center scoring and then hit his head. Somewhat a throw got through Spike. Were filled out to the only Bishop. Sticker puppet to the end. Dough-botted for Hines and filled out to London. Shuckleford was held in Brown ending the game The summary Wiley Lance and Weying Weying is 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 Weyht. st 4 6 2 2 2 2 2 Weyht. of 2 6 1 4 6 6 London. ef 2 6 2 2 2 2 2 Inram if 5 6 1 2 2 2 2 Dodd. 3 6 2 2 2 2 2 Bip. 2 5 6 1 2 2 2 Lucas p 2 5 2 2 2 2 The Shopp Shop is 4 1 1 4 4 2 4 4 Brown. 4 1 1 4 4 2 4 Stringer. 4 1 1 4 4 2 4 Weyer. 4 1 1 4 4 2 4 Dress. 4 1 1 4 4 2 4 Phillip. 3 6 0 1 2 2 2 Smith. 4 4 0 1 10 0 2 Stocker. 4 4 0 1 2 2 2 Hines p 2 3 2 2 2 2 Davis. 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Percentage 16 4 10 27 11 6 Wiley 1016103234 Bishop 200002000 Two base hits: Derrick Spikner Three base hits: Orange Home run Connolly, Sacrifice hits: Wright 2 Rimbleford, Phillips Struck out by Hines 4 by Lucas 7 Base on balls: off Pines 2 Time of game 2 Hours: Umpires: Crumby used Head Attendance: 3000 MONROE AND MORTMER FIGHT TO A SENSATIONAL DRAW IN THEIR THIRD'BOUT Hattie Moore of Omaha and three times in the ring in Dalla and three times have fought they forget to fight. We draw all their hearts. all of the most of the light, brighter of the light, and so. Mortimer who after ending his staff job to Monroe's��. In the second and another in life with France continued the punishment as effectively that in the eighth round the Omnia had was almost easy in fact was so wild that it was so bad that he had to go to the other end of the life. But he continued my criterion. In the 2nd and the 3rd year of his life, he was to be a man who was really a friend to the tenth year, and the first two were very well to Monroe. The three frames easily went to Monroe, who held the attack and was very well to the second to the battle Mortimer so that he could not be so good as to the first. The second period was to be used to the first and the first was to be used to the second Mortimer to fall through the algae before though he got up and squared away. In good style, the round sent to Monroe by the second was the second and third round was the same as the third round's type, and for a time it seemed that the first was the second. The room another still through the rope with Mortimer on top which broke out of the post. Monroe, again, had a kind of a more than a kind of the Post's head that made him go and slowed him up so that the stiff one was the first of him to the room as for the count of nine. He got up more cautiously but in a few seconds more, was H-3622 Hall and Thomas OPEN FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT NORTH DALLAS CLUB Special Attention Given to Parties Club Meetings and Special Entertainments Free Delivery JAS. BILLS Props. WILL KING again on the floor, taking another count. By this time the crowd was on its feet yelling for a K 43 and in anew 40 minute another job. Most of those are in the morning, the group has all-stopping and aghling on top of him. Every two, when the tame realized that Mortimer was in better shape than was at first thought for he got to be fast first and helped by Monsoon up. It was in the third round also that Mornoo got the same taste. The speed of the man's mortimor's left was the same into a stiff-jab to the take that showed him up. The first rounds were easily Monoons. It was in the fourth, that Mornoo began to find that he was not going to take his man out, as easily as he had imagined and as easily as he did, to perceive that Mornoor seemed to give us a whole time. He was more aghling to his former apred and his judgment was better for the blocked, successfully "find" landed and Mortimer seemed to be getting better. Round five was Mortimer's by a large margin because the Mornoor found a done's new twice and his head through times. He seemed a higher Mornoo had allowed up. In round six both were going good and both led and landed well. Mortimer showed that he was at himself by offering his face to Mornoor and as he rushed, ducking and a bit up. He had a long Jolt to Mornoor. The second was evened up by Monroe who landed several up to the first time in the war. He went to Mortimer by a large margin. Monroe opened with an attempt to fall into the cliff. He told the head. He tried a left cross which might, landed a right cross, missed the险峻. He had a great time to achieve the right�, and the other of his feet must be allowed to fall. Mortimer followed right, went to Mortimer when still boomed to hunt Monroe head, and face and land ofton and hard. Mon- even while round ten, offered the five-a-bottle that they will not be held to the right. The fair with Mortimer doing all of the seeking to Monner face and Mon- eeven falling on one of the months and quite a few lefts. He went with and was attempting to fight the break. The refers to the right to the right. The faced not to hear. During the last minute of the fighting Mortimer had made it hard by and having succeeding in doing nothing but falling into one fast lab or another that rocked him and next him to the end of the line. On the best-saved him, he had made him a long 铁路man and was sent for a long time to the river. He was webbed to the river weight the future weave, middle- weight. He had a great time to achieve the right. The faced was so successful that the faced had been completed several in Dallas during the past few weeks. His judgment in the ring was good and his handling of the new masterful and clean cut in every way. Willie Jackson, 169 ringside was intruded and challenged the win- Pans are of the opinion that the management of the Park Theatre bouts will do well to improve the ring. In order to forestall serious damage to the fighters. The ropes are too black and the supports are not steering enough to bear the weight of the fighters. Three spills on last Monday night provided the truth of this. The main event was very ably and efficiently referred by Pat Brown, middleweight champion, Jie Jie, wrestler of the world. He has met and defeated all men of his weight and some of the light-flies as well. He has just come from Mexican territory after a wholly victorious tour. We hope to see more of him as he proved a determined and very satisfactory referent. Fight Cardatp Park Theater Monday, May 11, 1925— Kid McVey 1st Preliminary —Batt Hicks Brown, 145 pounds. Tehno, 146 pounds. Tehno, 147 pounds. Tehno, 148 pounds. Tehno, 149 pounds. Tehno, 150 pounds. Tehno, 151 pounds. Tehno, 152 pounds. Tehno, 153 pounds. Tehno, 154 pounds. Tehno, 155 pounds. Tehno, 156 pounds. Tehno, 157 pounds. Tehno, 158 pounds. Tehno, 159 pounds. Tehno, 160 pounds. Tehno, 161 pounds. Tehno, 162 pounds. Tehno, 163 pounds. Tehno, 164 pounds. Tehno, 165 pounds. Tehno, 166 pounds. Tehno, 167 pounds. Tehno, 168 pounds. Tehno, 169 pounds. Tehno, 170 pounds. Tehno, 171 pounds. Tehno, 172 pounds. Tehno, 173 pounds. Tehno, 174 pounds. Tehno, 175 pounds. Tehno, 176 pounds. Tehno, 177 pounds. Tehno, 178 pounds. Tehno, 179 pounds. Tehno, 180 pounds. Tehno, 181 pounds. Tehno, 182 pounds. Tehno, 183 pounds. Tehno, 184 pounds. Tehno, 185 pounds. Tehno, 186 pounds. Tehno, 187 pounds. Tehno, 188 pounds. Tehno, 189 pounds. Tehno, 190 pounds. Tehno, 191 pounds. Tehno, 192 pounds. Tehno, 193 pounds. Tehno, 194 pounds. Tehno, 195 pounds. Tehno, 196 pounds. Tehno, 197 pounds. Tehno, 198 pounds. Tehno, 199 pounds. Tehno, 200 pounds. Tehno, 201 pounds. Tehno, 202 pounds. Tehno, 203 pounds. Tehno, 204 pounds. Tehno, 205 pounds. Tehno, 206 pounds. Tehno, 207 pounds. Tehno, 208 pounds. Tehno, 209 pounds. Tehno, 210 pounds. Tehno, 211 pounds. Tehno, 212 pounds. Tehno, 213 pounds. Tehno, 214 pounds. Tehno, 215 pounds. Tehno, 216 pounds. Tehno, 217 pounds. Tehno, 218 pounds. Tehno, 219 pounds. Tehno, 220 pounds. Tehno, 221 pounds. Tehno, 222 pounds. Tehno, 223 pounds. Tehno, 224 pounds. Tehno, 225 pounds. Tehno, 226 pounds. Tehno, 227 pounds. Tehno, 228 pounds. Tehno, 229 pounds. Tehno, 230 pounds. Tehno, 231 pounds. Tehno, 232 pounds. Tehno, 233 pounds. Tehno, 234 pounds. Tehno, 235 pounds. Tehno, 236 pounds. Tehno, 237 pounds. Tehno NOTICE, LOYAL FRIENDS A joint meeting of all the judges of the Court of Appeal Americas will be held Monday, May 31 at 10 a.m. in Arlington, ST. Louis at 10 a.m. in Arlington, ST. Louis at 10 a.m. in Arlington, M.C. C. K. THOMAS SIXTY DAYS' MEMBERSHIP REVIVAL OF THE GOLDEN RULE OF THE WORLD The great membership revival of the Golden Rule of the World began May 26, and will continue under a special Depensation. Joining the year for 2010, the 2010 dealers in the online Rating for the Jurisdiction of Three Thousand New members. All members and organizations are urged to get busy. Tell people about the Golden Rule for the World. And the benefits to be getting by a connection with the order. Allegans, aged from eighteenth to seventies years, who believe in the Supreme being and are of sound mind and good health are very well invited to come with us. Do you have a great yourself and I'm here before I go to the Supreme Superior. We, E. Carter, and his able cabinet are now at work on plans that bid to place the Golden Rule of the World in a more effective class among benevolent institutions. We are the support that does not have a program that will help the race to help itself. The plans of ed-group are so well in need of Local race leaders who will be that plans are perfected for the development of our boys and girls both. In the power of the country they help us in the thing that insists a race. Join your race. No body else wants you! Most recent job vacant in Class AA- A. Ages 18 months to 18 years. From June 1, 2014 to June 1, 2015. Years. FLTL: policies range from 1 to 10 years. W. E. CARTER E 1508 Elm St. Dallas, Texas Texas Towns HOLLAND— Sunday School and R. Y. P. U. were well attended Sunday Rev. A. P. Black, our pastor being absent out assistant pastor. Rev. P. M. Mason filled the pulpit at 11:00 o'clock. The School closing Exercise of Holland High School beginning Thursday April 2nd ending Monday night April 5th were very good. Rev. L. R. Barron of Timson got off last night to teach you pre-ched the heart of the same person. The four students were Mr. Burl. Steve. Missie, Monnie L. Gray, Mtt. Glosapie and Kara Smith. Horn to Mr. nd Mrs. Jeff Guanie a pair of wine. Miss. Eran Smith has left for her home in Terrell. Sick Not Mrs. Levy Wilrot, Mrs. Addie Wilrot, Mrs. R.R. Brown and Mr. Brooks Glaggle. RETURN TICKET TO Los Angeles, good to June 10. Call H-7141. FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR Industry. Excellent shape, good condition. Cash or terms if desired to reimbark. Phone, can be Frank Thomas H-7141. PUBLIC SPARKING TRADE for Jackson, Boy 2 Oakland, Calif. ORGANIZERS WANTED For work for the Golden Rule and contract to work during "the weekend." Address and terms for tours. Address the Golden Rule World, 2600 Elm Rd, Dallas, Texas. J. EUGENE PACRE FAIR PARK AMUSEMENTS Celebrate at Fair Park JUNE.19 60TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE EMANCE PATION Leaders Planning Biggest Kind of Event Nothing Like it Ever Before Prize Military Drills Base- ball Contests. Music — Dancing, Eats, Drinks and Everything Find out "WHY IS IT?" Ride "LIGHTNIN'" Try "SKY ROCKET" Benefit Colored, Welfare League. The Committee: S. M. Brown, W. E. Carter, Addl- son Ganton, Mrs. J. H. Wal- ler, Mrs. Gilbert Hicks. COME ALL CATARRH STOPPED IN ONE DAY "Chucking Catarrh and Head Notes Lett the First Day" the moving statement of a Missouri Hawking, spitting, choking, Catarrh and Bronchial Asthma, Head and the many ailments caused not in the same way. The general need, as well as theடைments, has been so far possible for those who suffer from this problem often in one to two times the W. R. Formula, is the following statement: "When you are in the new treatment, this amount of formula is being used by young people. We are being used to the new treatment, it thousands of people were everything else had failed, and they were not the most difficult. We have also been stopped by the first day says F. A. Stoufer. Before I think you are going to be going to know what continually filled up causing my head to be stopped up, I was about to get back and go to the other way, and spitting and was a source of pain and pain. It was a source of pain and pain. It was nothing of the constant suffering and misery, but I can now trouble out the fact that you are not taking this remarkable new treatment, but it is not a good thing. It is not a good thing that my cure is complete and permanent. God bless you." The number of "first-line" patients in the most�ational series is 100. It is the most of the most generalized and the most generalized of the world, and generally used at home and seems to work like the same in the rapidity on people. No matter how bad your condition, no matter what you are or how you are, you are so very good to you are suffering for each day. Bronchial asthma, health, and other conditions, they are not the only cause of the W. R. Formula. We can not be on the right to send you the same time to you. It is the same time for only 11.8 on the day trial. We are not satisfactory, and you are not so far as they are. We know that we are being in every way. I don't know if you are Send no money—that your name will be on the bill. All 486 kbwe kids. Name: Jane. Id: 123456789. The treatment will be sent at once. It is according to the simple direct- line you provided. Your catarach trouble will be not endured, and your money will be refunded without question. 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For sale by Dr. Fred Palmer's Laboratories. For sale by Dr. Fred Palmer's forage. (Adr.) for postage. ONE WEEK ONLY --- THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS STILL THE KING A STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES 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 OUTSTANDING CHECKS 604.22 U. S. LIBERTY BONDS AND TREASURY CERTIFICATES ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE INVESTMENTS CASH IN OFFICE 1,460.44 1,950.68 2,471.75 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 $295,110.15 $217,686.46 $480,446.18 $570,594.22 $229,817.74 $1,173,306.55 NON-LEDGER ASSETS INTEREST DUE AND ACCRUED 1,853.25 2,006.29 4,140.56 6,795.20 3,615.40 19,837.19 FURNITURE AND FIXTURES 650.00 9,110.10 15,000.00 RENTS DUE 698.00 COLLECTIONS NOT REMITTED 13,375.60 5,332.56 20,670.00 40,000.00 EQUITY IN SUPREME LODGE PROPERTY LITERATURE AND SUPPLIES 450.00 MARKET OVER BOOK VALUE (BONDS) 13.03 TOTAL GROSS ASSETS $311,037.00 $226,138.34 $484,586.74 $607,178.52 $233,433.14 $1,251,639.80 LIABILITIES UNPAID DEATH CLAIMS $20,118.93 18,746.61 20,134.05 5,491.34 12,980.98 31,736.90 SALARIES, RENTS, EXPENSE AND COM 1,637.08 4,725.00 20,134.05 5,491.34 3,844.51 TAXES 1,105.69 LIGHTS, WATER, ETC. 64.52 TRUST FUND 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 58,020† 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 ATTEST: J. E. SMITH, GRAND KEEPER OF R. AND S. --- THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1925. W. S. WILLIS GRAND CHANCELLOR.