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Secretary Riddle Charged With CLAIM INEFFICIENCY IN HANDLING FUNDS COSTING THE ORDER THQUSANDS OF DOLLARS YEARLY. NON-INTEREST BEARING MONEYS QUESTIONED AND BURIAL TAX COLLECTIONS CITED AS BEING SHORT Further discussion of disperse ment will be presented with Dipartimento of Law, with Dipartimento of Insurance and linking to *Bowenquent Secretary* received this week by the *Diet* received this week by the *Diet* literature published in week under known Cold Fever and board of Dieters. Special mention is made of Glimmer Special mention is made of which is recently examined in which is recently examined in motion of dispersement. Motion of dispersement. Motion of dispersement. Burial Tax which is collected from by H. G. Warren, Nohl Grand of H. G. Warren, Nohl Grand of H. G. Warren, in full as follows: I have read with a great deal of interest the letter on the Bap. W. L. Dickson which appeared in the last issue concerning the affairs of the G. C. O. of O. P. of Texas Jurisdiction. Mr. Dickson hit a vital point in reference to this matter. There does not seem to be any real reason why the Grand Lodge should not receive interest on the large sum of money which is reported as not being on interest. In the swore statement as made to The Commissioner of Insurance, Mr. Middle stated that $45,508.12 was in the bank not on interest to the credit of The G. C. O. of O. P. whereas, the laws of the order provide that all funds must be deposited in banks on interest. 45,508.12 at 4 per cent would have added $2,672.50 to the credit of the DIRECTORS ENDORSE PROTESTS OF WOMEN ASSAULT DOCTOR AND FIANCEE IN MISSISSIPPI (N. A. A. C. P. Press Service) NEW YORK, N. Y., May 23—The National Association for the Ad- vancement of the Coming Home, as re- 入 theปี. The New York Times, has received a report of a brutal assault committed by four Mississipi winners of the 19th National Charles Smith, a local Colored phrasal and Miss Myrtle Wilson, his flammashes. Some of the flair mobile mischief, the Colored doctor- trader and his fiancee were riding, dragged them from their seats, ad- sitioned, and they wereүүr the Colored doctor in the head and may contain a small number of truck and that a small Lithium-ion battery was riddled with sunshut and stint bullets. A local Information of the N. A. A. A. C. P. Press Service, New Zion's fiance and is quite a prom- fishing and successful physician, at the time of the first bought a new car and is building a home. I know Miss Wilson; personal- ity, she is highly respected and is a great ability and character. She teught night school at Tongaloo college, which is the first school in the U.S. to have a school called Bore- Nutty. She was the first school in the U.S. to have a school called Bore- Nutty. She was to be a man and in June, A. A. C. p. in the year 1945. She was a fearful that Miss Wilson will not regain her eyesight. No cause for the assault upon the wives of Miss Wilson, the young women is given except for jealousy among local whites of the doctor's new car and new home. ED. HARRIS, AND IRA THOMAS IMPROVoked ON COUNTERPETIT ING CHOICE. · CONFINATI. O. May 23—A sentence of three years in the Atlanta prison was imposed upon Edward Fitzpatrick. Some of the trial judges Rickenloper flats Wednesday. He was indicted on the charge of possessing and killing a man of the class. In The S.A. of P.U.S. Oba. also entered confiscation. · Harris. was sentenced to eight months in the Miami county VILLARD FLAYS PREJUDICE AT BROWN MEMORIAL MEET order. Why has the law not been complied with? The laws further provide that all money collected by Mr. Riddle be remitted by him monthly to the grand Treasurer. From the worn report it seems he has paid the money for the present, and as this money appears to be on deposit in Denison banks, if Mr. Riddle persists in overriding the will of the majority and disobeying the law of the order, is so far as becoming a money is the Grand Treasurer's only issue. It is concerned, it does seem, that he would have the welfare of the order sufficiently at heart to make some arrangement with the Denison banks to pay the Old Fellows' fee. But he has not yet been at a time of money that he keeps on deposit with them. I wish also to call attention to some other discrepancies that lead to show inefficiency on the part of Mr. Riddle, shows that the Grand Fellows during 1924 had a membership of 24639. He collected, according to this report on WORL Tax, 11.50 per member, Mr. Riddle should have collected at least 126,958.50 during 1924. This makes a discrepancy of 15461.32. Every Old Fellow knows that he should have collected even more than 26,958.50. He has not yet been at a time of the order pay Tax during the year and drop out before the close of the year but who are not counted among the 24639 members. 1. AKE PLACID, N. Y. May 25. The John Brown Memorial Association, led by Dr. J. Max Barber of Philadelphia, held its third-annual memorial service, and also celebrated the 18th anniversary of John Brown's birth at the grave of the old abolition here Thursday. The outstanding features of the celebration was an address by Oswald Darrion Villard, grandson of William Lloyd Warrion. He took to task officials of the United States Army President Collidge down, who was sworn to enforce the Constitution, before which every child in America must bow as if it were a cester's hat before when, once Swiss peace has had to worship and yet, who openly wink at the disfranchisement of colored people in the South-kneaking in the Town Hall at Lake Beald. Mr. Villard CHICAGO TO ENTERTAIN DOCTOR (A, N, P) CHICAGO PHYSICIAN'S DENTAL AND PHARMACY the board of the National Medical Association, has begun preparation for the first one present to make the latest and most desirable in the world. Powell, a member of the dental committee that has been given the chosen position, will present the subject will present Dr. Powell faculty of Methany Dental College faculty upon the necessity getting the best man suitable to the job. "The Republican Party Is The Ship, All Bise Is The Sea."—Fred Douglas. and sometimes they serve good purpose. Therefore let us make a compulsion. Let us see how the collection of Plurial Tax compares with that of the K of P. Accruying the awn report of the Knights of Pythass is fied. The Commissioner of Insurance for 1924, the Knights of Pythass during that year, is member of the 1924 group. For members who should have led to 1924, they should have called to fact the report show that they actually collected for Plurial tax. The report was found that they collected on their entire membership once and on and as a result of the collection of the 1924 group from the members who had the benefit of the order. According to the Act, the 1924 group will have collected at tenst 1924-2000. If the members should have carried this total to at least 14,000. If the 14th is added, the 14th is to understand how the Knights of the 14th has been to be collected in 1924. If the 14th is 1924 members while the 14th is 1924. If the 14th is 1924 members, they'll be on 2024 members. Knights of Pythass collection more Burial Tax on 1945 members than the 14th. The 14th is the same number when the rate is the same number. It's 100 would be please. N.J. HIGGIES, N.C. WARTEN. PREUDICE AT IORAL MEET N. C. MOB LEADER GETS 30 YEARS WILLIAMSON, N. C. May 22 *Disadvantages ranging from thirty years down to two years.* *Improvement per-court case here Wednesday upon the ordinance of mourning Joseph Neckel, after removing him from the court adjudged the most deserving of the most deserving of the least sentenced to two years, the lightest sentence of two years.* Hobbs L. Gifflin, they years F. W. Sparrow Sr., F. W. Sparrow Jr., and Julian Bullock, six to three years ago. Convention of 21 means in the case marked the first time in the history of North Carolina that a mob has been inflicted, tried, and convicted in finance. Fourteen the men Henry D. Gifflin, John T. Tullock, F. W. Sparrow, and Shiro Heath, were convicted of amputation, b.a. jury which delivered just a few minutes over three hours. Nineteen of the men indicted pleaded guilty to being accessories before the fact of mutilation, while four, other, pleaded noo contendere to the lower charge. Sam Lilly will be assigned at a later date as an accessory if he receives from self-inflicted wounds. Three men pleaded not guilty to being accessories, and it was indicated that the state would not press these. "I consider with Shiro the most recent of the verdicts. Don Gifflin, an unaccompanied person, is not a member of the court. It would be accepted as to the defendant, Joseph Needleman, indicted on a charge of attacking a young white girl for which he was awaiting arraignment in Martin County court when the mob broke into the jail and committed the crime against him." MISSOURI GOVERNOR HITS NEGRO INSTITUTIONS JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. May 22 The appropriation of $175,000 for an The first building for Lincoln, in now, was shaved or by Governor have been the most common aluminum building in the state tions to fit the income of the state. The first two years in approach is to fit the income of the state for the next two years. An impregnation of $22,000 for an tion of a fabulous cottage was also of $15,000 for the years of Tipton was held up temporarily DALAS LEADS S DALJAR, Texas. May 23—Recent- ly, Principal Joseph J. Rhoads, of the Booker Washington Hospital and the State Association for the local state Committee on Membership of Teachers of Texas, received a friendly communication from him for the teacher of the school. He was doing something that has never been done. The teacher, the "I am a Association" and offering to lead or push the leader in the classroom, was the only time to achieve the goal of the teacher only known that Palin has been able practically 100 percent of its teachers and that 150 interested citizens were at the same age as called by June 1st. Too, "Talian has begun its preparation for the next year. The teacher is certain that body in the same cred FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLAR CONSTRUCTION COMPANY BOYCOTTS BROTHERHOOD MARION COOK'S SONG BOUSFIELD HEADS LIB WINS HONOR ERTY LIFE INSURANCE MICHIGAN INTER-MARRIAGE BILL DIES IN COMMITTEE K. P. TO CLOSE LOCAL DRIVE AND PRINCESS CONTEST WITH MUSICAL PROGRAM AND NEW YORK, N. Y. May 22 Meredel Cook, son of Will Marion Cook, born in Camden (class 1825) from Joseph (class 1826) of New York. The Simpson Fellowship of Putnam University, attended the University of attend the Corbino, in Paris, France, where he will seek Doctor- ate in two weeks ago. He recently won an award from the University of and is entered in the biographical Aherbert. He is the nephew of Michigan Inter- DIES IN CO LINCOLN, Michigan. He is the Lincoln High School of Kansas city, Missouri. MICHIGAN INTER- DIES IN CO O. N. R. LANGING, Mich. May 23—Through the effective work of the joint Leng- ture League, the Douglas Club of Lansing, the Douglas Club of Lansing, in the recent session of the Michigan Legislature, which adjourned The organization immediately around the political clubs and the N.A. C.P. branches of the State, and influence was brought to bear resulting in the bill being tables indefinitely. The adjournment of the of the season assured Michigan Colored people of another victory over the large Ke-Rux Klan. K. P. TO CLOSE LOCAL DEFÉS TEST WITH MUSIC EXHIBITION on Friday evening, May the 22nd, the big K. of P. Drive will eluse so far as the conferring of the fly degrees is concerned. The final checking up will take place. May the 25th in the auditoresion of the Christian Temple, after the rendition of the piezineal. O.M.H. M.H. M.H. A mustent program by the First Regional Hand and an Exhibition drill by the Uniform Rank. Following the program, the elasing of the Prisees Contest that is now being staged in Dallas will also be pulled off. The entire elites NORFOLK INFESTED WITH DOPE FIENDS --- Thus the traffic in this city grew to alarming proportions, and might have been gone on and without help. Negroes were great and great, thoroughness, helping Negroes to protect themselves even in the death, as the Guide, even in the death, as the Guide, protects value among Negroes. Mr. Clifford has come in for most of the time, and he is a great man. U. S. MARINE INDICTED FOR MURDER (N. A. C. A. P. Press Service) por J. Kirk Lately in the V. E. Marine Corps, who was accused of having tortured and murdered Col. Curtis Lately in a retaliation some weeks ago, in Florida has been indicted for murder by a court to the National Association for Advancement of Women, pio. RATION OF PAL PHOADES MAJOR the ONE BIG ISSUE. Our Associations and service, and enjoy the full benefits of the National Association and others interested in Negro education in the hope that Dahlia will enter the hands of those that Dahlia will enter in the matter of regulating race in every city town, and rural communities. Texas College. It ought to be "We have reached a period in the history of our organized education, a time when we have what is our process demand, among other information requirements of our culture; and a more wide spirit of help." OLD GRUDGE CAUSES BROTHERHOOD OFFICIALS TO PULL WORKMEN OFF WILLIS' JOB AND AMERICAN REALTY COUNTERS BY BOYCOTTING ALL BROTHERHOOD MEMBERS. TWELVE MECHANICS QUIT BROTHERHOOD. ORGANIZED LABOR LISTENS TO PLEA-FOR NEGROES DALLAR, Texas May 22, 1925 The Dallas Express Pub. Co. Heating & Distribution Dalloe, Texas The following is a statement concerning the differences between The Company and the Company's Brochure of Negro Building Mechanics sent to the Exprese by the directing heads of the Construction Company: A few weeks ago Mr. W. W. Wiss. Grand Chancellor of the Colored Knights of Pythias of Texas, a citizen of Dallas, Texas, in keeping with the custom purchased in the intercourse, and proposed plans for the specifications for the arection on the brochure of the firm. The room cottages facing the Pond are 100 ft. and 10 ft. for the use of the new plan. The specifications were duly proclaimed by a display of the Newspaper of the Southwell. The Azerian Health and Consultants' Association, as a copy of these plans and spec- of Mr. W. W. Wiss. The Freeport, a member of the Brotherhood, is now issued in the same form as the second construction and submitted to the new plan. The disdained understanding that the said construction will be made to the new plan. The active work of the co-consignee will be carried out at the end of the next year. The new contract of construction is one of the provisions of which the law is to be made to the performance of all the provisions there is. We immediately notified Mr. Calcutta that we were depending on him at any time. We are not going to take the monedin to the monedin of the month of the month. We are not going to take the monedin to the month of May. The new plan is the beginning of the fifth of May Mr. Calcutta, together with his crew ORGANIZED LAB PLEA-FOR MOVED ROAD TEN MILES FOR HOSPITAL (A. N. P.) New York, N. Y. May 13 - From New York to the Ethiopian town of Addis Ababa, comes a message of truth of the poets' words that, "will be batted path will be found to be the path of the soul." The poets, Dr. Samuel Orrley and Dr. Daniel Epworth, Church, who spent twenty years as a missionary in the Ethiopian church building in Nyadir when he was struck by a bomb, the co-leaders have completed this. The hospital has been placed out from the district where they were stationed in the Mediterranean labor. The nearest white settlements are these towns, 40 miles apart, the mobiles the ten miles apart. The government population that the government towns and going around by the way is large a sum of money to move. Dr. Stanley R. P. McGregory and Dr. James R. P. McGregory are now as routes of this hospital built by Dr. Curry. AKES STATEMENT This campaign for peace members for the Peace Association challenges to those of us who are more seriously. It is a challenge of respectful attention to the several thousands we come to by some weeks ago by the full duties of faithful intelligence and educational movement among New Yorkers. "Palins will be content, with the career teachers we will expect to teach us. We shall expect a new Novella from the Association-free to bestow the the Association-free to bestow the the Association-free to bestow the one of our worthy guests. Continued on Page 5 of workmunt were on the job and began the active preclinicalary steps of the work. The work was then put in place to be off for a good start on this job. To our surprise and kinder we were informed that the Brotherhood had decided that no member of their organization would be permitted to work in the work. In the job, and without any kind of notice our work stopped. This action put us up against it in good and kind of way. I did know what manner we were to carry out our contract. We were forced to employ Medious and in-experienced WHO's cause is less than the militation that we don't feel that we merit. We are at a loss to under- the power of the work to be in-experienced such as under-the power of the work. We have always tried to store we began the active construction of the work. We are going to be the only one of the British-born members that will give us the way to hand that feeds you is the work. Since the Brotherhood has by uninjured work and mediously interfered with the work of the work, we have been forced to take a firm stand and against them for the work that we have done to to the public. We will not be so lively to get to the work. We will not be so unjustly able to injure others and unjustify them. We will not be so alderment of Mr. (Callote) the realised that the position of the new school of history is the same as the old one. We have been in the inter- Construction Company and contrary to the organization should exist, and we do not have any other responsibility when the need for them is to work. Under-him left them than men. We do not have to develop the work. We do not have to develop the contract of construction, which is the only one of the work that he and his men renounce their work. We are in the process of building the new building. We have been the only one of the work that we are submerged their names to the attached resolution: OR LIS LENS TO the NEGROES PHILADELPHIA, Pa. May 22 The Negro must know that he wanted within the ranks of the labor movement, and efforts must be employed to get him in. The recalcitrant trade organization must be shown the folly of their untenable position of segregation and discrimination. With this as the keynote of his remark, T. Arnold Hill, Director of the Department of Industries Relations of the National Urban League, addressed the Executive Council of the American Federation of Labor in Washington on Thursday, last. The newly elected President, William Green, who succeeded Samuel Gompers and the full membership of the Council, consisting of ten heads of internationales were present. Calling attention to the inseparability of the interest of white and colored workers. Mr Hill said—"Whatever is fair and profitable for our nation's workers is fair and profitable for Negro workers. What injures one injures the other. If white men must work for a livable wage, then Negroes must have the same live wage, wages the Negro do not, then sooner or later the Negro will be paid wages wages are equally right, of all the wages in the country, and may hereafter acquire, wages and may hereafter acquire, Council that the American Federal deadly equality within the ranks reminded them that organized labor strike the American Steel and would break, others confidence, upon the work of the workers, and with the work of 18 percent of the colored workers The purpose of Mr. Hirvill's visit was to inform the Secretary of Labor how the organization of Labor has the purpose that would ensure continuity in the work of the labor force. He also demonstrated the role of the many objects of the National Labour Party in the work of the National Labor Relations which N.A.A. C.A. P. 4855 POST OFFICE AGAINST BIO-INCITING EDITOR (N A. A. C. P. 3855 POST OFFICE) NEW YORK, N. Y. M. 22-The management of Colored People, 68 thousand and fifty-six thousand Postmaster General Harry S. New Postmaster General Harry S. New of the Argus a white paper pub- literary, for publishing an edi- torial, the editorial, complained of the widely held white women, says for this and that it for the man of the white women, and condemns punishment for the plaintive intellectuals. A creature who invites women on the public streets with Whereas, the undersigned grew in the number of goods and goods, the other was building Mechanics, a private corporation chartered and existing under the general laws of this State Whereas, said Brotherhood of Building Mechanics has assembled the most important course in the initial to the best interest of building Mechanics and artisans kind and, character and of the opinion of the undersigned, former members of the Building Mechanics, that the course pursued by changes in contrary to the objects and purposes for which said organization was created, and are deserved that the public and all conceal, may have first hand information with respect to our connection with building Mechanics and building including the present of building Mechanics and to fully advised in the premises Now therefore, longer all men by thereafter that the underlined former members of said Brotherhood of Building Mechanics do here- self to the same importance of the organization and to hereby declare that we never intend to ever re- mitate a number of under the general laws of this State Witness our hands this 11th day of May. A. L. Cullicott, H. Callicottate, J. Callicottate, George Johnson, H. Johnson, Cilton Meder, B. S. Smith, C. Curtis, Wm. Callicottate, E. T. Tremont, B. Heason, Thomas A.J.G. Weems Price A. Wre Witnessen BRUTALLY ASSAULTED IN EARLE THEATRE Philadelphia, Pa. May 23–Thomas Pandeton, explained that chauffeur by Mr. R. H. Goodwin, of the Touraine Apartments, accompanied his young son, Sol. W., to the Harle theatre, where Ikeets were purchased to witness a performance of Duster, Keston in "Seven Chances to Win a Game," the play of the house, purchased tickets for seats in the first balcony, but was told by the standard to go above. It was directed to seats in what is generally termed "the peanut gallery." Here the little boy claimed he was a "the peasant gallery," and the ticket had been ricked back to the seats for which his tickets were purchased. Where they had been directed is seldom used, and on this occasion there were only one or two other persons, Colored Pandeton, was asked to give up. "A man who has a good mind is called 'for those seats.' Whereupon he was set upon by four men, who could not make him move, although they handled him quite roughly. Finally they went outside and got a crossing policeman who, without any help, was called out, "A man who is disturbing the peace. Meanwhile, the little boy had become frightened and had crossed the street police station, where the presiding authority, Judge Fitzgerald strongly reprimanded those responsible for the use of the police. Pendeton resides at the Y. M. C. A. and gained some prominence about these years ago when his automobile was commanded by police in an effort to capture bandits, who had been shot by a shot through the windshield, which shot barely missed Pendeton. ```markdown ``` (N. A. A. C. P. Press Service) NEW YORK N. V. May 21-A Representative of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 59 Fifth Avenue, New York, recently attended institution ceremonies of the Ku Klux Klan in a neighboring state, and reports that Klanmen are given instructions for evading inquiries of judges, judges and officers of the law, when asked if they are members of the Klan. According to the investigator for the Advancement Association Klanemen are given instructions for evading inquiries of judges, judges and officers of the law, when asked if they are members of the Klan. According to the investigator for the Advancement Association Klanemen are instructed that when asked if they are "members" of the Ku Klux Klan they are to reply in the negative, even under oath; since no Klanemen is a member of the Klan but all are "citizens of the Invisible Empire." In himself outside the pale, and law and courts werenot made for him, The N. A. A. C. P. has had a letter in response to his communication from H. J. Donnelly. Acting Director of the Department, who declared the matter will have the Post Office Department's eve ROWLETT—barclays at both churches well attended Sunday. John II. Y. L. U. was called to the庙堂。The two, who of the best numbics was a song by the famine Junior Quartet. Little Minesa vertic bar. Amonde, the college of Alia, in Sussex, Rev. W. H. Jefferson, pantor of Mr. Hobron A. M. m. preached at the same time. At a new creature, at 3 p. m. a large delegation from Dallas was out Collection $42. The New York�s, as it is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lula Huff, Mrs. Barsh Ann Pace over 100 years old. The first of the two was the first of the two was the second of her school with a zinclearst term. Many patrons were out Friday with fall bankets. Children served ice cream and cake. ARDINGRE, OKLA. — The Ladies Federation of Sunday at the C. M. E. Church. which was a rare treat. Rev. Hamilton. The first was called to the庙堂. The first was carried to F. W. North Texas, for an operation. Rev. T. C. Hutter, the evangeliat of the Church of New England. The Church, Sunday Rev. W. L. Darling, pastor of Warren Chapel. The Church of Warren Chapel. CHOP. FEB. 1984. Wichita, Kansas and Oklahoma City. There will be a week of Jubilee and environs. The Church of New England will be a week beginning Tuesday evening with an entertainment by the junior choir. Mrs. Allen was a workman, a morning. Mr. Cowan of Fort Worth, Texas is in the city of the guest of Mr. W. H. Johnston. The other and sister-in-law Rev. T. C. Hutter and Mrs. W. L. Darling were the diners who were Sunday. The Church of New England was the most of the class of Rott street in very ill. The Standard of the Academy has been raised and the institution will be known as East Texas-Hantist College. Instead of East Texas Academy, the school is located in the South of La. T. A. Composition and was the guest of Mrs. Malinda Powells. Mr. and Mrs. Arche Savps are in the city. Mrs. Arche Savps is the first of the world. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. T. Tucker spent the week end in Dallas. Mr. and Mrs. T. Tucker was returned from Dallas a party was given at the home of Mrs. M. Attibell. The day was then held and the event was a delicious menu was served. Mrs. Easy Rose has returned from Bishop College. Rev. W. H. Johnson was the first of the school's city-wide week-attending East Texas Academy. Mrs. Jim Edwards and Mrs. Chi-He Bally, motored to Troupe to visit their hobbies and unite. Miss Thomas was at the school. Mrs. Thomas was born three days with Mrs. Nonna. Mostly before returning to her home at Joseph Park. Mr. T. Tucker will approach the Missionary sermon at the High School on the 10th of April, the annual event was hosted in the Alpha Valley—and Art产销 last Thursday. In this event, the students of Texas adding extra to the school will be the first of the school's school program on mother-day was rendered. After which the name was clarified. It is added to the school's school plan. The public will be at the school. It will be at the school. The Phyllis Whitney Club has come under fire for her cemetery, Mrs. Mary Willis, who was buried with bats with Highland High school more than a day. The cemetery was given by her Sunshine Club and is owned by her. Bright, the cut out of her Varth Hill, Dickson of Dickson Hill, were highly entertained. The club was often attended when they entered into an entertaining program was rendered, and only money was served. CLUBHILLER — The Monarch Home on Highland Hill, Monarch Home, evening, May 15th. The President's day, the day for the 2nd annual meeting in the shooting. The Bonnie Karg,克斯·克雷格, Clinker's club. The Mother's Home and Industrial Club presented the faculty and student body of the Booker Washington high school, a medicine salient to be filled with all necessary articles to be ready for the next school term. On Monday, May 4, Pride of Cleburne Lodge No. 118 A.F. and A.M. was in meaning over the last of their W.M. Hoo. Will F. Coleman, founder of this lodge and was buried under Massala honors under the direction of our Superintendent Deputy R. L. Walker. The lodge brothers surprised the wodow on Saturday night. May 16 after they got through, she had almost decided to go into the grocery business. LADONIA—Mrs. Georgia McKinney and Hannah Cox visited in ASPERMONT—At 22:30 P.M. Sunday, paesor—and some members motored to Epson, had nice to go at 1:30 P.B. E. was called to order by Pres. Sister Willie Whitney. All soviilaries of 7:30 P.M. were had a grand mass meeting, had one convert. Mr. Assim, on the other side, was in the room and Swenson have vacated until next term. The teacher at Swenson, Miss Kathryn Brown left to start a new employee's office. Mr. Passor Rev. W. A. of Alliance. Our pastor Rev. W. W. Lewis will leave at 1:30 P.M. today. The new organization is a church. Sister, Alice Jackson and Sister Alice Woodard are still on the Holc of the family. Family and several others motored to Stamford Sunday. CUNEY—Services were fine in the regular appointment Sunday Rev. and Mrs. Blind and Miss G. H. L. G. and Mrs. M. G. Griffin of Jacksonville spent a few hours in Cuneus at the Newark Newspaper shop and was then shipped with us a Sunday. He preached the two permit and was on the other side. The Miss M. A. Price, P.M. Hamilton and Obeis Martin spent a few hours in Jacksonville last week. It was a time to go to Jacksonville last week. Miss Vasle D. Evans who was attending school at the school was a business trip to Jacksonville last week. Miss Novella Spits when the little son's school is going to be sent to the week and the new will be spent at home with parents. Mr. Willie Griffin and Mr. W. W. P. W. and Miss P. M. Miss P. M. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1925. of Brenville, Texas was called here to the bed side of her sick niece Mrs. J. R. Malone, Mrs. H. H. Wood, and several days, here with relative's Mineral Wells and Westerford crossed bats Thurgy, before the first in fact, in May, and was in fact, in May, they played the last all Hars Team of Fort Worth score. Saturday was 140 in favor of Mineral Wells inning was not to be at least 100. The new team was with 150 miles. For information address Manager Closford, the Head of the Mineral Wells Team, 101 A. Greer made a business trip to Sherman and Denison. Rey, E. W. Calhoun, P.C. of the A.M. E. E. Church with his flock of May 16th on the 10th night Marryport, 14, and Mrs. Rachel Patterson of the city were quietly marred at the home he had been in. Viola Ashley Rev. Mask performed the ceremony. Rey, Carrington of Belton Texas is in the city, he preaches Sunday such at the time the church and Monday night at the First Baptist Church of which he was formerly pastor in charge. Mrs. Ural Melk谈的 of Onew is in the city, he said. The city is in the same place as her mother. It is reported here as we go to press that Mr. James Haywood is very old in his home on West 7th Beveride, the church were well attended Sunday. Dumbish High school-learner for Dumbish High School, a able program for the Commerce 21st. The Community is high in work and through hard work and agreement, at a new building another building will be built. The Ward Ward assistant teacher for another teacher is writing her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs We have had plenty of rain to season the earth and make vegetation grow. It is it endless at the A.M.E. church was good. Sept at his post; collection good. Mr. C. F. Benson of Red Tree, Okia, a real estate man was in our city and made an interesting lecture to the S.R. He was accompanied by Rev. J. K. Hushburg high school will have its closing exercises May 2nd, Proof. E. W. Johnson, principal, Mrs. Ruby Wagner of Orosbeck spent the week end with home folks. Mr. A. Davis, who has been in the sanitarium at San Antonio is back home again and was at his post Sunday at the organ. The Daucter's of Tabor gave a two days-plentic Proof. K. H. Titus of Fairfield was visiting in the city yesterday. The White Rose Club will entertain Saturday evening at Mrs. Whitaker's home. TEMPLE—The Grammar Department of Dunbar High School presented the "Ghost of Hilo" last Thursday evening at Eighth St Baptist church, which was a very interesting play, and witnessed by a large audience. Valeditorian R. Cox, About 15.000 cartons and were admitted to the High School Friday night. The High School Department of the Intermediate and High School combined held their exhibit in and initial Style Show, and Culinary exhibit at St. James, M.E., Church which was especially interesting under the leadership of Mrs. E. M. Martinez. Sunday evening at 3:00 clocked Rev. T. S. Boone delivered the Baccalaureate summary to the Reading class of nine. Ed Progh of south 5th street purchased Frank Adams stock in the Citizen's grocery store and succeeded the later as general manager. Pete Elom of south 12th street a porter sixteen years old at the Martin hotel, is now employed by the company and will take share. Delivery of a Monday of this week. The company anticipates continued success under its new manager. Ed Hill, mortar maker, whil- working at the Woolworth Building a few days ago was knocked unconscious when a brick fell from the second story, striking him in the head. He is resting fairly well. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hilton, a 2 pound boy. Mother and son resting nicely at this writing. Mrs. Hattie Alford closed her school work last Friday night at Pendleton, Mrs. Johans Jones of Bryan who is visiting her daughter Mrs. E. D. Hatlif of south 15th street, is ill at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Jackson are guests of their sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson of 80th street, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martinez Mrs. R. V. Branham, Prof. L. J. Wheating, Miss D. J. Hill, and Rev. A. D. Jacques were entertained at the home of Mrs. Cox of North 15th street by Dr. and Mrs. E. R. Gravenly last Wednesday evening. Mari Miner reading in the room at home, always at her bedroom during the past six months, is survived by her husband and her children. Dallas Rappler each week at either Dallas Rappler or Dallas Ave. Tollerville tailor of the paper, issue brand Trompo, and attorney with the delivery of the paper. Trompo, issue brand Trompo, and attorney with the delivery of the paper. their paper, or we-it at either GROBLIBCO'S Prof. C. L. Humber and Prof. A. H. Foreman were in the city Sunday Mr. T. J. Smith Jr. was in the day last week visiting the city on the 1st of March in R. Evans, and with Macdonald R. Evans, E. W. White and B. M. White and Messrs. A. W. Evans and R. B. White were entertained at the middle of the day. The faculty Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Whitaker and Rev. A. W. Evans were the happy recipients of the회담 of the 17th at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Lex. Alexander, Rev. Salee has been in the city for several days the research of Long Star. The Church of New York was visitor at Blackshear High School, Sunday at 11 o'clock at which time the General Secretary of the City was in the day of the first of the day. Mr. Annie Mae Herring was suieity married to Mr. Sanders at St. Paul's. The Newspaper was at the 1st of the day. The Rev. W. White was old and the funder of the daught of Mr. Baker of Mexico. Rev. and Mrs. Annifer F. Fang connoted the Messrs. Sunday. The first to be held at the District Conference of the A. M. E. Church. Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Whiting, who was poor in the mother and baby, doing fine. Friday May 22nd will mark the closing of Blackshear School. Theிக of the address will be made by Dr. W. B. Whittell, the Rev. of Texas, Pay your Express, see all the other keep coming. NANVILLEY, Dale. Rep. N. H. Hutchison, N. H. J. H. Henderson, Washington and Holt preached good sermons at their respective churches. Beauty Culturist of International Repute Sponsors Nationwide Beauty Contest World-Famous Beauty Culturist to Spend Thousands in Nationwide Quest for "Miss Golden Brown" MEMPHIS, TENN, — Announcement in formally made today of the opening of the National Golden Brown Beauty Contest which will be by far the greatest and most far-reaching contest of its kind ever conducted upon this continent. Sponsored by Madame Mamie Hightower, internationally famous Beauty Culturist and Race Benefactress, this contest has for its prime purpose the finding of the one most beautiful girl in all of America who most truly exemplifies the traditional beauty of our Group. Only a woman of the remarkable mental endowment of Madame Hightower, together with a philanthropic love for her Race, so many tings proven, would undertake to launch a campaign of such tremendous scope and such magnitude. In addition to offering a ventable fortune in prizes, Madame Hightower performs a service to her Race that cannot be expressed in more dollars and cents, for in sponsoring this remarkable contest she simultaneously stimulates Race women to an even higher attraction of beauty. This great woman has most assuredly been destined to leave her indelible stamp on the Race she loves so well and serves so faithfully. The true personification of beauty betterment, she opposes the pathway to fame and fortune for thousands of women and girls who avail themselves of this life-time opportunity. A Brief Sketch of Madame Hightower's Meteoric Rise A few years ago Madame Miah Heightower was a more nobody. Unhonored to care her shoulders, valiantly to care her arms, she struggled to begin an armrestroom beginning she had traveled step by step, to the hipknot ring in the back of her Beile Street was her first business venture and to us, it was a hard road in those old days. But Madame Miah had an man friend, she was a hard road and she did not fear work. Gratulately her clientele gave and came to include her herself with a staff of expert chemists she began to expand her business in the city. She benefited from her products over the, the Golden Brown Label. Succeed once by demean and bravery, dreamy, was a reality. But that did not stop her. On and on she lived, fearful for the trust of thousands who have impaired confidence in her judgement and understanding. Almost from the very first time they were put upon the market the famous Golden Brown Toilet Preparations had a steady and consistent sale. Rumors of the fame of Madame Marnie Highflower were preceding her into the North, East and West and already thousands in these localities were clamoring for her preparations. In the beginning the Golden Brown line infuded a Cold Cream, Vanishing Cream, Rouge, Lip Stick, Beauty Ointment, Hair Dressing, Face Powder and Talcum but all the time this tiltsen soon was working to confer newer and greater BROWNWOOD — Iaccalaureate sermon was preached by Rev. R. H. Alexander at the A.M.E. Church, Sunday 11th. The splendid sermon program was, so, so, so was the New Year's address. It was very well to be May 21-22 at school auditorium for the Church. Quarterly conference at M. Fifth Sunday, May 5th at A.M.E. church fourth Sunday, May 7th. Arrivals: Mr. R. P. Vaughn and his Mother Mary. Mrs. Henry Ablins; Mrs. Carrie Robinson, Dallas at her mother's bedside who is very ill, mother Hulin. Mrs. Truls Mac Smith is a staunch reader of the Express. Meann T. J. Herbert and Hattie Moore are new Express readers. Mr. H. Q. Warren's home, which was burned several weeks ago for nearly common sheets and R. T. Gibson. Mrs. G. O. Stanley is a local operation last week. Mrs. Win. Sanders entertained the Presilla Art Club last Friday after business and art hours the hostess served a two course lunchout in the club colors could be made. Mrs. P. B. St. Presilla Art Club entertained their husbands last Wednesday evening at benefits upon her Race. Then in the Fall of 24 saw the creation of her famous novel, *Night of the Twelve*, nised as the two pearles creams of all women in the twentieth century—anawoman, man, woman, and man—that career can be incarnate to all ambitions, daughters and sons of our族 Group who are born in the same race. Where, Oh, Where Is Miss Golden Brown? That is the question that in pairing thousands of people from New York to Calgary, from the North from the East. Will she be a dancing young debutante? Will she be a dancing young debutante? Will she be a decorative or a de luxe housemate? Now can she answer these questions? How will she fall where it rightly belongs and though though unknown the play is Brown? Will she be internationally famous overseement. This paper substatutively fully acquainted with the rules of the play, because it imitates the true magic, but before this context is made in scope and the winner may be some little unhappy hamster as well as some predated metronome. Brown's "Glass" will be the favorite question asked in the houses, the called the first two of our group congregates. A Galaxy of Prizes for the Nation's Leading Beauties The intrinsic value of the prizes offered should stimulate a ready and rapid response to this great search for unimpeachable putchritude. Besides the Grand Prize which will be awarded to the one chosen as "Miss Golden Brown" and who will receive, in addition to a trip to Atlantic City with all expenses paid, a headg nw Hudson Super-Six Coach, four other lucky beauties will also enjoy a trip to this world-famed seashore playground. and receive elaborate gifts. In addition to this the individual winners in each state will receive a handsome diamond ring as a personal offering from Madame Marnie Hugbrow herself. The vote plan is being used in determining the selection of the winners and it will be particularly interesting to watch the standing of the contestants which will be published from time to time. Five judges will award the final prizes and those judges will be the foremost beauty authorizes in the country which will instantly preclude the possibility of any erroneous judgment. Eligibility Rules Make This Contest Open to Every Girl and Woman Every girl and woman in the entire country is eligible. Each one has the opportunity to shower of fame. You may be the lucky one. You must be happy to pay your respect to the newspapers of the country when the final choice is made. Thousands of girls and women are showering this rare honour and everyone is enclosing their pride in their lore, their church in assuring them the home of Mr. and Mrs. Murrell Midwives home. **DENISON**—Rev. A. R. Lester of Baptist Hospital addressed the College. Mrs. M. T. Goldwell of Merrill, Mrs. J. Foster, the Alumnus of Merrill, annual services at P. M. B. Churco, J. R. M. Alexander, J. R. M. Alexander, The Sons and Daughters of Murray opened their Rev. J. W. Murrell office on P. M. B. Church Junior services were held at Alexander Preschool and the King Alexander preschool. THANAN DEEP AND DUNN AND BLAUND INSTITUTE FOR FOR COLORED YOUTHS Madame Mamie Hickman, former beauty culturer of war camp and trainee of the famous Golden Braid Beauty Therapist, who policy promoted the use of cosmetics, number of gift cards with each purchase of Golden Braid, a second-breaking number of gift cards with each purchase of Golden Braid, Madame Mamie Hickman's gift card. Write a letter and your name on a card demonstrating how this gift card was presented to you. Madame Mamie Hickman, ear golden Braid Brown Cinnamon is open to all, rich and puffy color and shape. Co. Dep. Baltimore, Mt. Hampton, Tenn. registered with the Race has equal chance to resell to residents will be published in leading journal and titled "Mid-Child Braid Beauty - Watch for Contents." 1. Contest begins May 15 and ends Sept. 15, 1925. YOU are eligible to enter, and you will be given the right to each of the five girls of our group who receive the most votes in the entire United a free trip to Attica and Givn to Athens the judge will choose the judge the judges will choose the Miss Golden Brown of Attica" from among the five Miss Golden Brown, "I chosen so the supreme beauty of our group, will then be awarded a crown and the grand prize, a brand new Hudson Super-Six Coach." In addition to the grand prize, Madame Mamie Hightower will award to the girl in each state who does not come in the group of five sent to Atlantic City, a glittering, gleaming, genuine diamond ring. This means 48 girls, 48 states, 48 rings. 4. Whom shall you nominate? It costs absolutely nothing to nominate your favorite. She may be your long-admired actress or film star, she may be your wife or sweetheart, your friend, your teacher—yourself. Someone near and dear to you can win the greatest honor that has ever been paid a girl of our group. Remember it costs you nothing to nominate and you may help a dear one to become a famous national percentage overnight. 5. How to nominate: Use nomination blank (to be found elsewhere in this paper) good for 10,000 votes. Send the blank in today. Nomination close July 15, 1925. Only one nomination blank of 10,000 votes will be credited to any one candidate. 6. Be sure to send picture with nomination. If possible. If you can't send it now, say when you will send it. Madame Hightower wants to publish it in the leading policy. 7. Madame Hightower wants to discover the most beautiful girl in America and must have your help. R. With each Brown Beauty Preparation willing for 24 hours you will be prepared for each preparation selling for 50 hours in packing your dressing glove in not packing your dressing glove in packing your dressing glove. made of the greatest practical benefit to them, and in planning the curricula for the Summer School at the University of Harvard, he was the "which a four-year elementary certificate may be earned in two summers. For this certificate the state Department of Education requires the full application of the minimum of thirteen college entrance units. A number of favorable comments have been made of the summer school. The most recent last year's indications are that the forthcoming session will be equally as successful. The convenience experienced by some of the students here to forge the�riary for the same time to the students for board have been removed and ample accommodations have been provided right on the grounds. The new school is being the most usual, and the same as during regular session this affording the very best conditions for study and collateral reading. All the recreational featu- tions for the school and more will be provided for the summer students this summer. The summer normal under the condeportship of Professor E. W. Bailey of Paris, Texas has been authorised by the Department of Public Health will begin at the same time of the summer school. As was done last year, summer normal and summer school students will be seconded the year after the year, including the existing subject, such as the轩然难事。It looks as though the will be a record-breaking year in many respects. Closing exercises of the *Oriental communal service*. Evening, May 22nd and extend through to West Africa examinations will be given at Jerusalem. The order of the exercises is the same as the 'home economies department'. President's reception to senior college class, Saturday evening, May 17th. The first two, to be calculated, will be held at 1 p.m. the 'home economies department'. President's reception will be presided by President of Dawan; thinking exercises will be presented by the *Communal department*. Mon., August 1 at 8 p.m. at which time banquet at 8 p.m. at the sensitive of the board of Education activities will lay before the alumni-excelsors and friends of Wiley Downtown dumplin which is to be the final meeting of the board of trustees. June and at 10 p.m. on commencement will take place at 23 p.m. in the museum. 16. Every woman of our group is enthusiastic employees of Golden Brown Chicken. A celebration of our condition is an expressed condition of winners, will be announced of winners will, and October 16th will be the occasion and the successful candidates notified by registered bearer. Race Beauty An Editorial During the past few years there have been many women of our female element to attain and maintain a higher standard. They have been inspired through the money and setting of many notable businessmen. The most widely known and universally recognized, is Malame Mamayi Highway. Workable indeed it because she teaches the individual the correct care and treatment of skin and helps to produce the natural, inherent beauty that rightly belongs to her. Malame Mamayi Highway and her zealous co-workers. May the good work go on. RASTY HAY the valuable services rendered by Dr. Dogen as president of Wiley The board has decided to name the June 4 p.m. in the annual musical hum; admission 25 cents. Wednesday at the early period of the senior college class. There are forty-four members in the class, the number of any If you want to have a lighter, clearer and more lovely complexion, begin to lay, and use my Dr. Fred Palmer's Skir Whitener Preparations, for they will make your skin much lighter, improve your complexion wonderfully and stop complexion and skin bemidded. My�ny elous Skin Whitener Preparation has very easy to use, quite harmless and never fall to make one's skin anti. Teloety and lovely. They also lighten and clean even the darkest skin. Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener Soap cleanses the skin—Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener Lights the skin and Dr. Fred Palmer's Lave Powder helps the complexion smooth and lovely. They are the common form your drug store—or any four were postpaid for $1.00. FREE! Send 40 in stamps for samples of Skin Whitener, Soap, and Paste Powder. Address Dr. Fred Palmer's Laboratories, Dept. F. 2, Atlanta, Ga. DR. FRED PALMER'S SKIN WHITENER Preparation JAMES RYAN, SUPREME RECORDER SPEAKS AT ANNUAL SERMON OF PILGRIMS DETAILS ROUNDING OUT FOR BIG CIELEBRATION OF "19TH" AT FAIR PARK The appearance of Supretine Re- corder James D. Ryan of Houston as one of the speakers of the op- cation of the annual sermon of the Ancient order of Pilgrims made it one of the most enjoyable occasions of its kind ever held by the Order here. The sermon was held at St. Paul M. E. Church, corner of Juliette and Tuford-Streets last Sunday af- to noon. The speech of Prof. Ryan came after an eloquent welcome on be- half of the church delivered by Mrs. R. Mitchell, president of the choir of the church, and a response equally as eloquent which was delivered by Dr. T. Hamilton, member of one of the choir. Prof. Ryan, after having been in- troduced by Mr. J. R. Jordan, for many years a member of the order in Fellins and Master of ceremonies of the afternoon, declared that his measure at being pleased at the occasion was not only by his love of the order "which he has served for so many years and which he had watched in its steady growth. Said he: "Though it has not attained the size of some other in the number of the wholes which it has been found the truth as well as With some three weeks, inter- viewing, preparations for the biggest anniversary of the bicentennial of the anniversary of the Bancruptcy Awards on June 19, are well under way. E M Brown, W E Carter, Addison Gauton, Mrs J. H. Waller and Mrs Gilbert Hicks comprise a general committee which is at work on details for the day. A meeting was held Thursday, at which plans as thus far worked out were discussed. After the meeting it was said that every intention was for the most elaborate as well as the most enjoyable observance of the day that Dalins has ever known. 1. Ferguson, operator, of the fourteen amusement devices at Fair Park. He is closely cooperating with the committee, so the end that Diesel The 21st Annual Commencement Exercises of the Utica Normal and Industrial Institute, Utica Institute, Mine thing. Those who join it can now that two things about it mark it as different, but good. It is purely Negro and it is the only one of its kind which invites the participation of women, the general interest of all men, and the life of them. It is tenets are�grar as well as its democracy. 'Here the speaker paused to pay an 'exemplary vocation' or a 'exemplary women of the race' whom he declared as worthy of the same sort of protection as men of the same kind. The word of the so-called "the�'s" of the�, when men are burdened by the world when man has been so uninjured, he gave some statistics showing the growth of the order from a concern in 1918 which had been reduced to 2000. In the situation which is 1921, had grown to an organization worth more than $21,000. The response to the address of Supreme Recorder Ryan was, responded to by Editor Rice, also a number of points to the study of the Order and the following membership of the Order and the members to greater efforts in order that the progress noted in the past years might be increased. A short, but highly spiritual son from the family of the church was when preached by the church who needed to support the church who reviewed the history of the Order and urged those present to believe the good and good life of the world. The term of the Eternal City was a limit good, the Eternal City was a limit good. The Eternal City was lost to Genderer Ryan was present at the exercise and when intertwined made a few remarks (the term of the Order and the other shall be newearth of amusement for the thousands who gather in the park onclosure. The whole park, with all its facilities, will be given over to the colored citizenship of that day which falls on Friday—and through agreement to the public. For the church's orders and other organization will conduct refreshment stand, from which they will usually benefit in a financial way. The colored William League of the 1st of April is a personal percentage of the day's receipts. Features to be offered will include pride military skills, a big dance in the magnificent automobile building, which will be so much more than 266 people and various other details. It is expected that the full program will have been completed within another week, and The Dallas Express will give all such details as soon as they are made available. Following the recommendation of Dr. Turner, the Supreme Council established several scholarships to be awarded to deserving piles and boys in the Northern Jurisdiction of the scholarship will be administered by special committee appointed for that purpose. The conclusion of the season of the Supreme Council Tuesday evening was followed by a formal banquety in the Methodist Castle, toυρδὰ the Supreme Council by the King David Consetary FT WORTH, TEXAS News of Greater St. Mary 2nd Sd. Faustor, *The Church That feeds*. The theater troupe fuses were largely represented, but Sunday rescheduled by the Junior Department of the Music Department. The teachers and officers are always special help in the rehearsal. The societyUniversal theatrical society Safety, Bath, PJ Paims, Paims coach of Odd Fellows and Reuse coach of Odd Fellows, and the branch took charge of the spacuples of Alison Chapel A. E. Church was "pregnant to meet My God- president held its session at the burry prop. Prof. J. C. Gholse and the principle addresses the international Musical Week the choirs and Orchestra Musical Concert. Several numbers musical Spirituals, Ochestration and The Junior Women's Bible Class. The troupe a very touching program in theater. Straightens harsh, stubborn hair in two minutes with out pain. Guaranteed not to injure scalp or turn hair red. of the National Mother's Day. Dr. Winn delivered a brief sermon in a study of "Mother." His message was masterly. Many lasting impressions were made. News of Greater St. James 2nd St. Huplist Church, Dr. J. M. Wins. Pastor "The Church That Lends." FEPTIETH ANNIVERSARY AT KNOWHOLL COLLEGE Knooxville, College 15 computing this year fifty years of service in the public education of the college people. The semi-conventional celebration will be held in con- consecutive days of the anniversary of the elaborate early in June. Quite an elaborate program is being pre- pared for the process and that the present year was a graduates and former students of the institution will return to the col- culinary of the college of alumni of the College have prom- inent places on the anniversary pro- tions. Tuesday, June 2, will be devoted to alumni interest entirely. Ad- 供will be held at the University of representative alumni. An alumni banquet will be held in the Col- eral Academy of the University of A.A.A. A feature of the day will be a basement game between the alumni members. Wednesday, June 5, is an anniversary day. Re- presentatives of the various schools of the State Super- intendent of Education and a re- presentation of the college of college for the Year of the Year. The elaborative address of the day will be given by Dr. Bill Durham. The school will be held in the current year. Re- vital activities in recent years. Rev. John Brice, the school's general representative of the class for the alumni on the anniversary program. The annual public school will be held for ten days following the announcement. The dates are just as "The Ivy's regular hunting of the deer is a great pleasure," the teacher was held in the backwash. A full and appreciative atten- tion was given to the teachers from the various teaching teachers from the various schools. Dr. Pinkett of our leading Surgical Dr. Pinkett of our leading Surgical the committee from the introduced, and made an appeal for the cooperation with the Alliance for the ```markdown ``` THE DALLAS EXPRESS; DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1925 Dr. in Dallas and vicinity. A committee on to cooperate with the Medical Society to in-wealth Campaigns, etc. Dr. Flowers was introduced also. He made his along the same line of Dr. Pinkaton. Mr. St. Marka for the splendid, and efficient manner in which she managed our Cenebury Clean-up. At this point, the body with its guests repaired to the dining group of the same, where a splendid re-past was served by the ladies of Macedonia, St. James, and Evening Chapel Churches. At this point, the body with its guests repaired to the dining group of the same, where a splendid re-past was served by the ladies of Macedonia, St. James, and Evening Chapel Churches. A big thus closed a most significant meeting of the International Alliance. Littman M. Tucker, Pres. Negro State Medical, Dental and Pharmaceutical Association to Convene in Dallas, June 9, 10, and 11 Dr. U. G. Dally of Chicago will hold Climate in New McMillan Hospital Annex. Negro physician, dentists and pharmacists from all over the State of Texas will hold their annual convention in Dallas Dr. U. G. Dally, a noted surgeon of Chicago will hold the Surgical Clinic in the New McMillan Hospital Annex. His surgical skill will be given free during the clinic, patients will only have to pay Hospital fees. All examinations and consultations will be free of charge. The opening program will be rented at the St. James A.M.E Temple on the night of June 9th at which time there will be speaking by the Mayor or some one in his stead. Also a program will be rented. This will be the first time since 1917 that the State Association since has met in Dallas. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Rev. T. R. Stone of Carlo, III State Grand Master of Illinois of U. B. F. & S. M. T. is preparing to visit the Chicago Lodge, and temples and to hold conferences with 100000000 as to the coming of the Grand Lodge session to be held in Chicago, August 1925. M. T. Haley, pres. The Bailey Reality Co., 1655 State St., who has charge of subdivisions and lots in Morgan Park, Lildydale (3rd St.) Robbins, Harvey and Arco, is always willing and ready to serve the public and is doing much good for the people everywhere. Mr. Maggie T. Paris who has lived for a number of years for 1806 B. State St., has moved into her own home at 421 Calumet Ave., where she will soon be prepared to welcome her many friends. CHICAGO, IL Mrs. Elizabeth Rochon, 275, Indiana Avenue, is preparing to go on an eastern trip. She will visit with relatives, at Washington, D.C., and while there will organize a遇面的活动. She will be in a�oula, a presentation, and a national deserto. Mrs. Rochon will then visit with friends at Hittingore, Philadelphia, where she is. The first annual track of the Crystal Roddie Club, which is held on May 27th at the Maddox Manor, 2556 Grand Liquebaut, was a decided success and a most plus-place event. The first track was finished by George Myers Orchestra. The Reunvean Woman Standard Overturning, which held a final program at Pace's Hall, 11th and Fishton St., on May 11st at which time "Welcoming The Prince and the Gala" was started under the direction of Mrs. Crane Tate. Address was made to Mr. W. Maxwell and Mr. Hittingore. Mr. Rochon was the first Rider of P.L. Dashorn Lodge No. 44, I. B. P. C. E. W. is preparing to go on a mustelony trip to the Limefield Valley, which will meet White away, he will visit many southern and east-west cities. Mr. Raffles president The Raleigh Healthy Co., 1655 South State St., delivered an address on Monday evening. The Raleigh Healthy Co., was a member of the Board of Organization. During the course of his address he referred to Morgan Park and advised the people to be organized and buy up Morgan Park. Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge WACO, TEXAS MAY 31st, - JUNE 4th, INC., 1925 The Laws of the Order provide that the Grand Chancellor shall make arrangements with the various railroads, designating routes that the delegates shall take in going to and from the Grand Lodge. Accordingly, in order to serve the great mass of our membership, the Grand Chancellor has arranged for three special trains over the M. K. T. Railroad, one from Pt. Worth; one from Dallas and one from Houston, on schedules and with stops as shown below. These trains will be composed of all steel coaches and chair cars, insuring comfort and safety for our delegates and their friends. CONVENTION SPECIAL DALLAS TO WACO FT. WORTH TO WACO Lv. Dallas 1:30 p.m. May 31st Lv. Ft. Worth 1:30 p.m. May 31st Lv. Lancaster 1:56 p.m. May 31st Lv. Alvarado 2:25 p.m. May 31st Lv. Waxahaghe 2:23 p.m. May 31st Lv. Grandview 2:45 p.m. May 31st Lv. Italy 2:52 p.m. May 31st Lv. Itaqua 2:59 p.m. May 31st Lv. Milford 3:02 p.m. May 31st Lv. Hillsboro 3:29 p.m. May 31st Ar. Waco 4:35 p.m. May 31st Ar. Waco 4:30 p.m. May 31st HOUSTON TO WACO Lv. Houston 9:15 a.m. May 31st Lv. Bastrop 1:20 p.m. May 31st Lv. Brookshire 10:20 a.m. May 31st Lv. Elgin 2:00 p.m. May 31st Lv. San Felipe 10:35 a.m. May 31st Lv. Taylor 2:25 p.m. May 31st Lv. Seal 10:36 a.m. May 31st Lv. Granger 2:40 p.m. May 31st Lv. LeGrange 12:15 a.m. May 31st Lv. Bartlett 3:00 p.m. May 31st Lv. West Point 12:35 a.m. May 31st Lv. Temple 3:50 p.m. May 31st Lv. Smithville 12:50 a.m. May 31st Ar. Waco 4:50 p.m. May 31st Two special chair cars will be placed in M. K. T. Regular Train No. 4 leaving San Antonio, Sunday, May 31st, at 10:00 a.m. connecting with our special Houston Train at Granger. (One of these chair cars will be reserved for accommodation of the Austin delegates). The delegates from Beaumont and surrounding territory will leave Beaumont on Gulf Coast Line Train No. 1 at 12:15 a.m. Sunday, in which baggage car and two chair cars or coaches will be attached and will be placed in our special train from Houston. Delegates on the L. R. & N. as follows, will use trains as designated: Leave Pittsburgh 1:00 a.m. May 31st; leave Sulphur Springs 2:58 a.m. May 31st; arrive at Greenville 4:30 a.m. thence M. K. T. Train No. 3, arriving Dallas 7:58 a.m. May 31st. Delegates on the M. K. T. between Dallas and Denison will use M. K. T. Train No. 3, arriving Dallas 7:58 a.m. Delegates from Wichita Falls, Gainesville, Pilot Point, Denton, etc. will use M. K. T. Train No. 34 arriving Dallas 7:58 a.m. May 31st, making connection with our special train. Delegates on the T. & P. Railway East of Dallas, at Texasarka, Queen City, Atlanta, Jefferson, Marshall, Lagerweave Big Sunday, Minola Hills, Torrell and Forney will arrange to use T. and P. Train No. 3 arriving Dallas 7:48 a.m. May 31st. Delegates from Paris and intermediate points on the Santa Fe will arrange to use G. C. & S. F. Train 62 arriving Dallas at 9:30 a.m. M. May 31st Delegates on the Trans-Continental Division of the Texas & Pacific Railway and marshal territory, should not attend the tickets reading via Dallas and M. K. T., R. R., arriving at most convenient hour, but in time to go with us on our special train. Delegates on the Cotton Belt at Commerce will join our special train at Dallas. Arrangements have been made to care for all delegates arriving Dallas, Sunday morning, May 31st, until departure of our special train. Delegates on the Texas Fe, Ft. W. & D. C. and Rock Island west and north of Ft. Worth will arrive to Ft. Worth morning of May. 31st and use the special train out of Ft. Worth at 1:30 p.m. Delegates in South Texas will arrange their schedule to join the San Antonio special cars on the special train out of Houston. See that your tickets are routed via M. K. T., R. R. from either junction. Delegates on the H. & T. c. north, but not including Houston, will use H. & T. C. Train 15-63 arriving at H. & T. C. Train 15-63 morning of May. 31st and use the special train out of Houston, Buffalo, Juwett and Franklin will arrange to purchase tickets via Hiaea and H. & T. C. using I. G. N. No. 3 to Hiaea, thence H. & T. C. Train 15-63 arriving Waco 3:55 p.m. May 31st. These delegates must insist upon this routing as there is no direct train service for them returning except via Hiaea, without great inconvenience. Delegates on the Cotton Belt in East Texas will use that line direct into Waco. Regimental bands at Yoakum and Galveston will be on the Special Train from Houston; Regimental bands at Austin and San Antonio will be on the Special Train from Granger; The Regimental bands from Marshall and Dallas will be on the Special Train from Dallas. The Regimental band from Ft. Worth will be the delegates. Music will be rendered at each stop by the Bands. At Waco the Regimental band will meet the special trains and extend a welcome. REMEMBER that every delegate coming to the Grand Lake must observe the routing as specified and use of these trains, or other trains requested; if they come in any other way, they will be violating the Order of the Routes and be entitled to a seat on the train. When you purchase your ticket be sure to request the agent to give you a certificate receipt which you will sign in his presence; this receipt when signed by the Grand Keeper of Seals and Seal will entitle you to one-half fare returning to your home. DONE BY THE AUTHORITY IN ME VESTED ON THIS 6TH DAY OF MAY, 1925. FEDERAL STATES UNION JUNE 4th, MEMBERS OF THE COURT TOM RANK, VISITO IS AND the Grand Chancellor shall delegates shall take in going to great mass of our membership Railroad, one from Ft Wor- n in below. These trains will for our delegates and their CONVENTION TO ALL KNIGHTS OF PYTHAS, MEMBERS OF THE COURT OF CALANTHE, MEMBERS OF THE UNIFORM RANK, VISIT 15 AND FRIENDS: SCHEDULES Delegates on the Cotton Belt in East Texas will use that line direct into Waco. Ring! I have said that brings succes- happiness long in life looking in bathing Good Good Good Luck Ring good in gold silver fun- fair has the mysterious Chinese Good Luck Letters. Any one who wishes to send a paper strip for finger slate, make it good from ring with be hand to send any money, but when it are to send any money, but when it are The Garfield Importing Company of Illinois, have a limited number of these rings, have a limited number of these THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK CITY IN KENYA MAGAZINE NATIONAL NEIGHBOR PRESS ASSOCIATION. Published every Saturday Morning in the Shear Year at 200 Swim Ave. by Battered at Post Office at Dallas, at second-hand market under art of Congress, March 179. IE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (Incorporated) DALLAS, TEXAS Foreign Advertising Representative: W. D. Eiff Company, 600 South Dearborn W. W. Company, 810 West Dearborn W. H. Company, 404 Marien Midg, 119 North Street, New York N.Y. Notice To The Public Any erroneous reflection upon the Character, standing or representation of the public, which may appear in the columns of the newspaper, will be gladly corrected, upon its being straight to the situation of the public. The Dallas Express Subscriptions in Advance NEW YEAR $2.50 MONTHS $2.50 EIGHT MONTHS $2.50 HOLLE COPY $2.50 THE DALLAS EXPRESS has never been the white feather, neither has it been disgroased by the yellow streak. It is not afflicted with the flammet mouth, in a plain, every day, considerable, conservative newspaper, which trims no sell to catch as gassing breeze; flies no doubt 'flag' It professes a patriotism as broad as our country. Its love of even hand-d justice covers all the secret-very-accepted by the human-use. This is pretty high ground, but we live on it and are pre-pering. Boys of the press come up and stand with us. This ground is holy. REVIVING THE BUSINESS LEAGUE The Express has noted with a great deal of interest that a group of the business men of the city of League and that they are starting out to make of it the force in the league. And that they are starting badly needed. The Express hopes that this rethink will be the beacon of long life of a sort which the league has not heretofore enjoyed. It will be a testament to persevere it has resulted in failure and it has occurred in these failures it is to be bined at the door of those who have dived into the league determined; nor does it make much difference now that all of them are determined; mark them are past. The future of the league should concern us, and this new organization and its heads should be accorded the power of support which will bring the league. But there is no reason for the failure of those who now direct it, but the failure of those who past and to make the sort of mistakes which were responsible for the failure of the league should they be content to do more time and to be satisfied with a league in name only. The league should public all of the finance which it needs can no league at all. If business men can manage it, they have no business with the operation of their own company, they have no business with the operation of a knowledge of the fact that in- time past the league has made out of a knowledge of the fact that in- time past the league has made out of a knowledge of the membership fee, should it smalt and that the public should be approached with projects called necessary funds for operation. business men are either business men indeed or they are men in business, in making such but who are unwilling to make their share in making their business, in sorting of seeming liteness which requires them to be good at the larger appraisal, which have enabled them could have but gotten the larger vision. It is by chance that they may be able to accomplish there will be such an abundance of that sort of spirit that they will be able to both constantly and constantly. Talia means a real life and vivile existence, capable of being like being, in the hope of That with it, it will be done. There have been too many failures. Now if the there is much measure in the contemplation of the cooperative plastic effort which is soon to be shown to the church of the life to success. The script behind it is good. It is only to be hoped that their felt in greater quantity inward to a greater variety of the welfare of the group generally. There is much food for thought in the recently published statement of the Knights of Pythias of Texas as compared with other Fratral Orders operating within the State. Without consideration of its standing as compared with others the accomplishment of the Order under the leadership of Honorable W. S. Willis should be a source of extreme satisfaction to those who would guage the ability of fraternal concerns to expand sensibly and conservatively yet consistently. It is a fact that the story of the change of fortune of this Fraternity reads like a fairy story. Ten years ago it was an inconvenient today, its men alone have assets of more than $601,000 and its women have a treasury in excess of $200,000. Their total is well over three quarters of a million dollars and there is reason to feel that as time goes on and the principles of development continue, the goal set three years ago of a million dollars in assets and 50,000 members will become an actual fact. Things do not happen in this world accidently. Modern business procedure has proven it true that Sense behind Dollars makes a combination which guarantees growth of the substantial sort, and naturally guarantees that the benefits to those directly interested are greater than where there are dollars unbacked by careful planning and systematic handling. And it is well from time to time the public can have such ocular demonstrations of how our concerns are growing for the reason that the race needs to have it indisputably stamped within its consciousness that the day of "hit or miss" methods has passed, and that those who contribute to the welfare of cooperative concerns must receive and should demand such handling of their affairs as will result in this lasting good. In certain respects the present Grand Chancellor and his Board of Directors have been pace makers in Texas in that, as far as records show, this Order was the first to institute Drives for Membership which, carefully sifting them as to insurability at the same time offered to the masses of our people an opportunity for efficient protection well within their means. Its importance to this Order has made it possible that its surplus be used in the aiding of members of the Order in financing homes and creating those institutions of service which tend to develop the race along other lines. Such procedure definitely justifies the study of business methods of the more modern sort. It proves the contention that our larger concerns are more important than the smaller systemsized more thoroughly. The fact that the Texas jurisdiction of Knights of Pythias stands at the fore-front of fraternal societies, at the same time that its statement gives satisfaction to those who glory in great achievement, should urge those interested in other concerns whether fraternal or otherwise to seek to know the secret of bickering that the greatest benefits may be had. OUR WOMEN AND JIM CROW Over 200 Negro singers, a social program of the Internation Washington a few days ago, ages of the race and representation were Jim Crowned in of the building. The moveer Hallie O. Brown and Mrs. Mrs. under the direction of Henry Tibbs and others of National Brown declared that "We are ostracism, and though we when we found that the seas be humilized in the eyes of come to believe that America the home of the brave." It is unfortunate in more dice the reputation of the nation nurses from more than a few stant recurrence of such situation that the declaration that "the home of the brave" be for should declare, and be governed their skin, and the texture of rather than according to an accomplishment and ability. A representative men and women in possession of the fa as to their accommodation or opportunities to appear on such occurrences. It is shameful to content occurrence disclosures. Here in Ported Home of Law Makers justice! the spot from which which the world might take in possession of them instances of discrimination. Crow in the departments of the whose secession is the practice whose duty it is to up clairs all men created and ene have a not bad of happiness America to recognize in the section of their self-respect, and simply. It is to be hope there may come a line of which these women represent that sort of consideration in cern their self-respect to which. Among other facts disclosures was one to the effect that no homes studied contained no be though and can be remedied It must be cultivated. Uwillingness to face the self or one's oneponess is a man's responsibility toward suppression of the life Truth should be welcomed, grees. D. Negro singers refused to appear in the International Women's Council a few days ago because of the face and representatives belonging to Jim Crow in the seating in the church. The movement of protest was up on Mrs. Mary Bathne. The direction of Henry L. Grant, Nathan Schofers of National renown. In a statement that "We felt we could not sit and though we had two hundred no doubt that the segregation existed, and in the eyes of the foreign woman that America was the land of the brave." Fortunate in more than a few ways, she should cause such occasions as an offence of the nation is made to suffer or more than a few sources. At the occasion of such situations almost provocation that this is a "land of the brave" be forgotten and that is be internationally and are governed in accordance with the texture of their hair and their according to any scheme of recognition and ability. And the wish is we have men and women of our race shown all of the facts regarding the accommodation before such affairs can be opportunity before such affairs to appear on such occasions under sufficed to contemplate the aspect of the case. Here in the National Capitals of Law Makers! Cradle of Liberty, world might take pattern should correspond to the situation of discrimination, residential and other departments of the government in the practice of segregation duty it is to up hold the Constitution and entitled to the right to be a bed of despair. It may be recognize in the action of these women self-respect, and yet that what it is to be hoped however, that they come a line of thought which will greater consideration of the rights of women of happiness. It may be consideration in regard to the things self-respect to which they are entitled. Other facts disclosed by the House in the effect that nearly one-half of all contained no books or music. Such is remedied by none but ourselves. Others face to the truth, whether a woman is a mark of weakness and brought which is capable of leading others to be welcomed. Thus only can men Over 200 Negro singers refused to appear in a musical program of the International Women's Conference in Washington a few days ago because of the fact that members of the race and representatives belonging to the Conference were Jim Crowed in the seating in the auditorium of the building. The movement of protest was led by Miss Helley Q. Brown and Mrs. Mary Bethune. The singers were under the direction of Henry L. Grant, Nantandell Dett, Roy Tibbs and others of National renown. In a statement Miss Brown declared that "We felt we could not submit to this ostracism, and though we had two hundred noted singers, when we found that the segregation existed, we could not be humiliated in the eyes of the foreign women who had come to believe that America was the land of the free and the home of the brave." It is unfortunate in more than a few ways that prejudice in America should cause such occasions as this in which the reputation of the nation is made to suffer and bitterness arises from more than a few sources. At times the constant recurrence of such situations almost provokes the wish that the declaration that this is a "land of the free and the home of the brave" be forgotten and that in its stead it should declare and be internationally understood that men are rated and are governed in accordance with the color of their skin, the texture of their hair and their ancestors must be accommodated in any scheme of recognition by accomplishment and ability. And the view that representative men and women of our race should be placed in possession of all of the facts regarding the arrangement as to their accommodation before such affairs are staged and that they be given opportunity to accept or reject invitations to appear on such occasions under such circumstances. It is shameful to contemplate the aspect that such an occurrence discloses. Here in The National Capital the supported Home of Law, Maker! Cradle of Liberty! Source of Justice! the spot from which examples of fairness from which the world might take pattern should come. Instead we have a hot bed of segregation, a constant recurrence of injustice in the action of the that and other protections in the department of the government themselves and seem accession in the practice of segregation by those whose sworn duty it is to up hold the Constitution which declares all men created and entitled to the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. It may be said for Nordic America to recognize in the action of the things which concern their self-respect, and yet that what it was purely and simply. It is to be hoped however, that from this section there may come a line of thought which will lead in the future to a greater consideration of the rights of the race which these women represent and a willingness to allow for any sort of consideration in regard to the things which concern their self-respect to which they are entitled. Among other facts disclosed by the Housing Survey was one to the effect that nearly one-half of the Negro homes studied contained no books or music. Such condition though and can be remedied by none but ourselves. Culture must be cultivated. Unwillingness to face the truth, whether about one's self or one's congenia is a mark of weakness and it indicates a trend of thought which is capable of leading to a leaning toward suppression of the truth. Facts should be forced. Truth should be welcomed. Thus only can men make progress. plishment of its objective. What Dallas plans to lead in the regina-city or town in Texas con- literation of teachers and members men and women of the pro- of the general public in the State faculty who are willing to show Association of Teachers. It has interest in education! Time already cast the pace by putting will tell. --- refused to appear during a multinational Women's Conference in because of the fact that members belonging to the Conn. seating in the auditorium of protest was led by Misia Berry Buthune. The singers were L. Grant, Nathaniel Dett, Rory Brown. The singers were it could not submit to this two hundred singers' negotiation existed, we could not the foreign women who had was the land of the free and is than a few ways that prejuxt such occasions as this in which made to suffer and bitterness sources. At times the conditions almost provokes the wish this is a "land of the free and forgotten and that in its stead it nationally understood that men in accordance with the color of their hair and with their color of scheme of recognition by accession and the wish goes further; that men of our race should be placed before such affairs are staged to accept or involve incidences under such circumstances the of the National Capital the supra-Crude of Liberty] Source of tarnish of Yarns from the pattern should come. Instead, a constant recurrence of residence and otherwise. Jim the government themselves and vice of segregation by those hold the Constitution which designate the Constitution for the men of residence, a constant recurrence of these women a protector that is what it was purely however that this act so thought which will lead in the development of the men of residence and a willingness to allow for regard to the skills which con- chiey are entitled. closed by the Housing Survey nearly one-half of the Negro books or music. Such condition does not himself be culture truth whether about one's ability of weakness and it indicates an ability of leading to a lea- Facts should be forced. Thus only can men make pro- Dallas plans to lead in the registration of teachers and members of the general public in the State Association of Teachers. It had already set the pace by putting teams in the field for the accom- THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1925 --- AHEAD AND BEHIND He was victorious of the block races who now come—and firmly demands that he be given civil and political freedom and now hound at by his people, as being people would still courage and confidence within our race as sadly, foolish to us in the unbounded highlands of our is that too many of us are abreast and not enough who are far away, come for a few days ago a gentleman with a thick plate points out the spiritual value of the earth was flat and that there often offers an ingenious submit his brief for training gentlemen will tell us with one sentence. They having given new days everything about themselves had conceive of themselves being that they were stumbling blocks in the way of the race. The majority of the black peo- I have been moving just a little since I mailed that letter from Jefferson City, Mo., to you for I returned to St. Louis, and spent Sunday with the Rev. Dr. O. L. Maxwell, pastor of the First Baptist Church, and his people. It was mine to speak Sunday morning and evening for the people, and believe me when I tell you they have one more congregation. Well he is a great preacher, and the Sunday I was with him, he had a big bapcaling. He put them down deep way out of sight, as Baptist and will do. They will bury you deep and you must tell the preacher before he totes you in the water that you have been born again. A large number were put under the water. In the afternoon, I called to use some friends, among them W. H. Brown, and then a conference with Prof. Aaron E. Malone. President of Peru college, and one of the most interesting characters in the race. He was preparing to go to Jefferson, and had just reached the college from a business trip East. He is a member of the Board of Lincoln University, and some of the politicians were trying to onset President Young. Mr. Malone declared that the institution should not be used to pay political debts and to that end he was working. He could see no particular reason why President Young should not be retained. He was putting over a great program for the people and Too often Negro schools are used to settle debts, and men are at times selected at the heads whether qualified or not. I want to see the time when all state schools will be divored from politics with alimony and the best men will be selected. I had the pleasure of coming in touch with some of the teachers and met one from St. Charles, Mo. Miss Corneille. It was my pleasure to touch many lives on this visit to all Louis, and then I pulled away reaching Chicago in time to touch a funeral, and it was the funeral of Frank L. Gillie. The people just filled Olivet Baptist church. They came from all parts of the country to pay tribute to a rapist that and an insurance king. The funeral oration was delivered by the Rev. Dr. Brady, from Detroit Michigan. I went to the home of, Charles W. Warner, the founder of the National Baptist convention for the National Baptist convention, and I do not know why they call him "Warner." He followed in the footsteps of many other leaders out of the church, but he made it his mission to make it many liberals he is the leader of. He says that he is so eager to be an evangelist that no reason why he is making it THE MIRROR OF PUBLIC OPINION ple in America age behind the times he was born in New York, himself half-baked, unnured and worried in pompous fragrance, involved all of those in his little life in the streets, in the streets, in the streets, upends down, "Bilder" Smith claiming that he was -called to be him, as a male gets between his female, as a male gets between his cedes fairly well in dissimulation with his female, as a male gets will get those who are battles with his female, as a male gets will diabolically well out that thus he is a man. We will well know that every new thought that has been presented to the world has been hooted but we also know that everything in this world is a question of degree and that nothing is positive but the "nonsuccessiveness of the most venenous" It is the degree of reluctance that the majority of black people have to get away from the terrible tentacles of slavery that areness us. It is an undilepted verity that we are behind the rest of the great people of the world and our great people is humilating and stagnating. Those who seek freedom, equality and liberty are abreast of the times. Those who offer means and methods are ahead of the times, but those seek to check every effort toward real emancipation, those who promote their surroundings with tears and maggings are behind the time and are keeping the race marking time. Dalil Khalil, who grew up in earlware in New York, came to ware in Houston, D.C. to hear the music of his favorite band at this big music festival, but knew they were playing at the singer's head, and when the singer heard this, he sang for them white folks, and out loud. He knew they were known for their black, brown, and white music, and he knew they also knew how to do that, because he was speaking loud, right out in the crowd. We are speaking loud, right out in the crowd. "I stopped over for a few hours," she said. "I met the Crockettts, met me. By his side, I was the heroine. I supported them. I became the champion, supported them. I became the heroine. I supported them. I did. I desired. They have one more." These young women have the finest cafe in the city of Danville, and the wealth of that city eat with them, they give their parties in their place, and believe me that they are loyal to their race and to their church. Just a few days ago, they entertained Miss Catherine Johnson, of the National Association. On to Nashville, where I found two leaders waiting for me, Dr. A. M. Townsend, of the National Baptist convention. He is secretary of the Sunday School Publishing Board, and Dr. J. C. Caldwell, of the A. M. E. Sunday School Union, who is to devote his time to the training of Sunday School teachers in the future. They learned that I was passing through and decided to shake my life block hand. I thank them now. Both brought some lunch for me. Now then off, for Birmingham and here I am. Found Prof. Herbert B. Glover, awaiting my arrival, and he took my luggage, believe me to his automobile carportage and told me the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell, and had prented to receive me. Mrs. Mitchell is the daughter of the Isle Carrie A. Turgie, and told me that I was ever welcome. She is a wonderful musician, and Prof. D. Mitchell is the dean of Turgie's family. They are not in the independent management of the President, Mrs. Pennie C. Blivins who is successor to Mrs. Turgie, she worked side by side with the old lady for years—who got her business training under this wonderful character, and was unabated. She was work Rev. John W. Goodgame preached the commencement sermon. I am sure you heard of the death of Rev. W. L. Croft. He was fleetsy for the R. W. P. L. work for with Dr. E. W. D. Issac of Washington. He is with us no more. We shall meet him in the Great R. and Get Rep. for the Sunday School Congress. J. O. MIDNIGHT Once a person, especially one with a nervous temperament, becomes convinced that certain combinations of foods disagree with him, it often happens that he becomes ill when he eats the suspected article. His illness probably arises from his mental impression even his fear is probably groundless. Digestion goes on beat when let alone. STREAWBERRY SALAD Select medium-sized berries, wash and hull Cut in halves and marinate in French dressing ½ hour. Drain well and serve on lettuce for other salad plant with whipped cream mayonnaise or cooked dressing. Garnish with whole, unhulled berries. CHERRY SALAD 1 cream cheese 1-3 cup chopped nuts 1 teaspoon salt 35 large cherries Mash cream cheese, add nuts and salt and mix well. Shape into little rolls. Remove pits from cherries and stuff with cheese rolls. Arrange heart leaves of lettuce on individual salad plates, place 6 cherries on each plate and serve with many onnaise dressing sprinkled, with chopped nuts. ingredients in the batter and best to use the batter. Shake until well-browned. Mix the shake into the well-browned batter as ingredients separate when mixed and vary by adding 1 teaspoon Worcestershire or 1 teaspoon corn extract or 1 teaspoon lemon extract or 1 lemon or juice in place of lemon or juice lines in place of lines. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS This column is for answering questions pertaining to Negro history. Last week the writer received letters asking many questions on subjects that have no relation whatever to race history. While he would be pleased to favor all seekers of information, he has not the time to answer any questions, save those dealing with racial history. I have heard that Negroes invented the railroad and automobile. Please give me some data upon the same. W.B. It. West Philadelphia. As far as we know the Negro had nothing to do with the original invention of either the rallied or automobile. Please let me know where I may obtain a History of Liberia?—E. J. Koleus C.H.S. Mo. We know of no such book. The African Year Book, published by the African Times and Orient Review, contains an exhaustive article on Liberia written by Chief Hist. Davenport from四五 to a few years ago. You might write to Dose Mohmed Ali 2214 Pine Street, St. Louis, Mo. and ask the cost of a call book and where it may be obtained. Mr. Ali was the committee of the same. Which of the two Massanic orders is the original—the P.V.A. or P.A.A.—A.D. J. Faureté. Texas. We perform not to entig into the discussion of this matter. Modern Masonry does not go back beyond the 12th Century as a speculative craft. Before that time, it was known as Geometry and the pattern-founder was Euclid. Eculd founded his geometry upon the ancient Egyptian craft. What was the name of the Spanish Negro who led an exploration party into Arizona?—B. K. Tuscan, Arizona. Estevancio. He was the origin leader of the party. The latter met his death in fighting the Indian. Has "Reflexus," the new Negro magazine, gone out of existence? L. R. F. Dallas, Texas. I understand that it has caused publication. By Robert P. Edwards (For the Associated Negro Press) 101 Who Was St. Benedict the Moor? St. Benedict the Moor was born in Ban, Fradella, Meissau, Italy, in 1265, of slave parents. On account of their faithfulness, Benedict was given his freedom. Benedict was always very religious, and at an early age joined an association of hermits. When Pope Pius IV dissolved this association, Benedict entered the Franciscan Order. Owing to his virtues, he was made a superior of a monastery in Palarma, which he reformed and ruled successfully until his death in 1659. He was pronounced blessed in 1742 and cannonized in 1807. His feast is celebrated on April 3rd. 192. Who was Saint George, chancellor of France? AGENCIES OF FRANCE Chevrolet of France was born on the Island of Pradesh, brought to France when very early. He was an admirable chef, but he was an admirable dancer. He was the art of fencing and was a skilled dancer. He was an illusionist, a stilted instrument, and showed extraordinary skills in three days. The record of the first time he was in the French house of one of France's most famous gentlemen. NEXT WEEN'S DWATTOES 1921 Who was Romain Bismuth 1922 Who was Tiberio Alkahari SURVEY OF NEGRO HOUSING IN DALLAS 1924-1925 Preface (B). Condition of Houses Installment No. 2 image of a room on the physical condition of the house, together with the number of rooms. In rating the buildings there was a good condition of the foundations and general fitness of the rooms. Four rattles are for comfort. A. Desirable housing in some particulars. B. Difficult habitats. C. Difficult for habitation Total in this respect are as follows: A. Only 12 rooms. B. 411 - 12 - 18 - 18 Percent C. 411 - 12 - 18 - 18 Percent D. 411 - 12 - 18 - 18 Percent Total in house apparent that a little more than or equal to the number of rooms reasonably fit for good family life. E. If actually to be destroyed, no doubt it would be destroyed. F. Out of 1231 houses so reported three rooms, while only 20 per cent of the houses are in contact of which are owned houses. Table Number of Houses 474 4 Percent 25 Per cent 128 34 23 19 1 or more 34 1231 Average number of rooms in 1221 houses: 110 Percent House Furnishings: The gratings of House Furnishings on 1150 houses considerable Hacking C-veryεmegre; D-ville almical nonexistent; A: 312-18-4-10 Percent C: 601-63-31 Percent D: 399-35-23 Percent Books and Music: The following tabulation is self explanatory: Books: Yes 428 40-4-10 Percent Books: Yes 444 40-8-10 Percent Music: Yes 441 40-8-10 Percent Music: No 455 52-8-10 Neither Books nor Music: 1096 187 44-7-10 Percent (C)—Home Convenences The table presented below is most significant in this section and indicates how well the house and household are employed. Special attention is directed to the following: Special attention is directed to the following: The house, surveyed, bad, neither bad, toilet or water in the house, whiche 617 or 66 per cent not only noted both, toilet or water, but not noted both, and other. 445 houses or 68.5-10 per cent having a water source of 1000 barrels per day. A surviving development of the survey is that 322 or nearly 40 per cent have been smoked. The results of the analysis are significant to the results of toilets. As to criticism, the results are subject to health. Over 30 per cent of the data are found to be in a vile condition. Turbustion Rath-Yes 251 252 253 254 255 Percent Rath-No 256 257 258 259 260 261 262 263 264 265 266 267 268 269 270 271 272 273 274 275 276 277 278 279 280 281 282 283 284 285 Electric Light-Yes 565 45 61 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 Water in House-Yes 267 268 269 270 271 272 273 274 275 276 277 278 279 280 281 282 283 284 285 286 287 288 289 290 291 292 293 294 295 296 297 298 299 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 230 231 232 233 234 235 236 237 238 239 240 241 242 243 244 245 246 247 248 249 250 251 252 253 254 255 256 257 258 259 260 261 262 263 264 265 266 267 268 269 270 271 272 273 274 275 276 277 278 279 280 281 282 283 284 285 286 287 288 289 290 291 292 293 294 295 296 297 298 299 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 230 231 232 233 234 235 236 237 238 239 240 241 242 243 244 The following table illustrates the condition. Sidewalks-Continued. 231 18 6-10 --- Sidewalks 1 block or part, or block line between 114 and 116 No Sidewalks 895 72 1-10221 Paving continued ..206 16-10 No Paving ..1021 83 1-10 Both Sidewalks and Paving ..169 13-10 Neither Sidewalks nor Paving ..1799 64 3-10 The lack of paving and other walks' combined with the whole neglected streets as they are, not only create an unsanitary and disagreeable situation in good weather as well as bad, but in case of any rainfall, most of these Colored rural areas sections are at times almost impassable. This serious hindrance and at times complete inhibition from at tendance at school, church, etc., not to speak of its becoming quite a factor in preventing fulfillment of the requirements, are illustrated in the following table: (a). indicates number who have street provisions. (b). The number who are only partially hindered. (d). The number of houses where the residents are subject to almost impossible conditions in wet weather. Hindrances to Church, School, Street Car, etc: 162 13 1-10 B 239 19 2-10 D 839 67 7-10 Drainage, etc. The field workers were engaged in dry weather and personal observation of drainage under wet weather conditions did not, prevail in the in the following table. A represents the number of houses in which they judged the drainage as all right, and B—the number where it was perfectly obvious that the drainage is bad. THE STATE OF NEW YORK 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. Walker through her preparations, if for no other reason, remains yet, the greatest benefactress of our race. (C Women throughout this and in twenty-nine foreign countries know Texas Towns McKINNEY — Another enjoyable evening of the Duluth Public and private schools, May 11th with Misses Day night May 11th with Misses with vice-president Mrs. J. D. McKINNEY with vice-president Mrs. J. D. McKINNEY delivered a talk with members of the university, delivered a talk with members of a new member. Who re-created the interesting program was reminiscent of the service and care of a new member. Were returned to the university in 1919. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McKINNEY and Mary McKINNEY, the offspring pastorage of Rev. W. J. McKINNEY, who parlayed the past MARSHALL—The Ancient Order of Pilgrims held their Annau Thanksgiving services at Milan Chapel C. M. E. Church Sunday May 17, 1924 About 250 sieter and Brothers (turned out. A must excellent program was rendered Rev. Robinson the pastor preached a most excellent sermon after the program. Grand Deputy W. H. Wilson gave some important data to the order. Present membership had 1226,000.00 in assets. 1195,000 in cash. The order was progressing along all lines. The remains of Dr. James Reid was shipped from Harnes for assessment in "The College Cemetery." The remains were accompanied by a committee from the U. F. A. and Missions K of V. taken in charge of by U. R. F. Rev. J. O. Williams attended, buried with honors of Missions, R. of P. and U. B. F. Mr. Chas, John lies very sick at his mother's The U.S. F.P. with their annual Thanksgiving services at Miles Chapel C.M.E. Church Sunday May 24, 1926. The Uniform rank band of the K. of P. began practice for the Grand Lodge at Waco, Texas. Mrs. Fannie Burford and little Miss 12 M. Alexander left for Tulsa. Okia to spend a few weeks with uncle and son. Our old friend, G.W. Lewis is able to set up. Grand Master Weatherford of the Mosaic Templar of America made his annual visit to the Chambers and Templars of the city. A banquet was given, he made the members set food Mrs. R. Conner died at her Home in the country after long illness, buried by the Peoples Undertakers. Mr. Mack Owens is very sick at the T.E. Hospital. Mr. B. P. Lavington improves slowly. The girls dormitory at Wiley University is progressing nicely. Mrs. Julia Walton taken very sick at the sermon of the and sewing room next Saturday on 20th Railroad, Nine Willie Mac Mill, and the 20th Railroad with Mazz. A Smith ENNIS — At 2 o'clock, Dr. Hall preaches the sermon for the first of the Pigrims. The choir, a hundred beautiful selections, Dr. J. E. Hill, a fewอย时时, the pastor preached at the 1st and 2nd站 at 1 o'clock, but was here at night. One aession for Sunday, total collections of 1000. In the 1st day, the first John Bearden is able to be again. The wife of our pastor wishes to express her appreciation with a beautiful demeaning. Her thanks are also extended to Sister Cena, the 1st son of the main surprised her with another dressing. The non-expect to leave Tuesday morning for El Panc Texas to attend the new service. The Mission Bisteron, M.A. Riverx, present purchased a beautiful rue for the point. See the goal and get your Express. MARLIN—The A. O. of Pigrims has the "The Thanksgiving," sermon in J. J. Hardeman preached their sermon. The Senators and Juniors of the 1st and 2nd, the first Friday at Lovers Lane, Mrs. Devord Wallace, Misses A. I. D. Washington, and V. Donald spent Saturday to the 1st day of the 1st Day. Waco spent Thursday here. Grand Master, Hunt of the Loyland-Florence, Amiga K. of the 1st Day, has made about thirty to their drive during the last three weeks. Quite a number of prices were inforced at Waco to the opening of St. James M. E. church. 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HONEY GROVE—Mrs. Violent Shaw returned last Sunday from Win-dorm where she has been with her slater, Mrs. Iandorn. However, who is ill, Mrs. Byrd Combs of Dalles came last Tuesday—and is visiting her mother Mrs. Lixie. Hallenges—Mrs. Jackson—King, Mian-Myrtle King, and Mahelia Lannazed—from London—issued Tuesday, Rev. Sower E.T. Choppers with the Baptist people at 11 A.M. and with the A.M. E.S. Aunt Jemmiia Taylor was surprised Saturday evening which was her 75th birthday with a birthday party. Sick List Mr. Frazer, Aunt Carrie-Brisco, Mr. Gustin, Yookum and Aunt Kittie, Basfield, Rev. Daniels, L.M. Holiness, prachor was the most lost last Sunday. Mr. McKinley of London passed through last Saturdays, enroute to Bonham, Rev. F. R. Harwell of Pt. Worth passed through last Wednesday. The U.B.F. and S.M.T. will have their annual Thanksgiving. Sormon Sunday, May 24th at Eighth Street, M. E. Church. The American Woodmen willstage a play entitled Johnny Pat-Pays. Potter's Day 27th at the Old Fellows Hall, Meena Guthrie, Miles will turn a Millenary Mr. Eady, Mitchell, and Mrs. Dye were invited to the first Sunday night for West Windsor High School. Mrs. Dye, who was an avenger, smoked, sighted, mug- ted, frisbee, played, and lunched at Hawksbury High School. Eve of which was Friday, Eve of which was his birthday. Dr. Leach, Understanding Caribbean Health, Understanding Caribbean Health, Mrs. A., Mr. B., Mr. A., Mr. B., Franklin, and their families. Mrs. Hattie Harper of Grudess Park was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. Moore's Wednesday. Mrs. R. D. Moore, of Hittie, was the other Mr. B. J. Jones with her mother Mrs. R. J. B. Alexander to Okinas. Mrs. A. E. Alexander was the other Mrs. B. J. R. along with Underaker E. Birch for Nortongale to take charge of the Valiant. The other Mrs. B. J. B. held at Hottell Baptist church, as he had a new man in the school. A. O. P. Lodge here Thursday night, he was the guest of Dr. and Mr. W. W. H. and was able to be up again. Mrs. Headle Taylor is ill. The Odd Vellous and the goodman had their Annual Sermon Sunday. ROCKWALL — Rev. Sterrens Preached at 11:30 Sunday and in-the-afternoon he- and his friends were�aged motored to Chism to werneth with the same words with Thomas of Dallas worshiped with the same words. Mr. Mary Jane is the city. Miss Margaret Floyd is suffering with her hand. W. C.�urton motored to Dallas. FEHIRS—Mr. D. L. Little is here in his house remodeled. I. 1444. Oens, Fred Mitchell and D. Brooks motored to Dallas Sunday to see the ball game. RECFTRA—Mr. Dan Newman was motored to Miss Noby as well as Mr. E. A. Newman, who also�uated Smith Rev. T. H. Herbert officiant. Mother Call has been visiting her. Cora Murray is ill. Collection Sunday was fine. I was raised 19.54 at Thei Depot. Thei Church. ment exercises were held at Ethel Baptist Church. BARTLETT, Mr. Eilish Fitered Wednesday. Juried, Thursday. Rev. W. R. Jones of George Towns, official. The Incigallurate acromed Sunday, night was good. Mr. W. R. Jones and Mrs. E. J. Hintchard and Misses. Corus L. Mitchell and Eagle J. Johnson. Rev. Parker preached at Mr. Arie. Sunday. Mrs. E. J. Hintchard and Misses were the first of the day. Rev. J. W. Howard and Mr. Joseph Kimbe were delegates to the District Conferences at McGregor, Tex. W. TANKARAN, ARK.—Rev. M. T. Malkas pastor of Canace Baptist church, resigned as pastor and will serve soon for Kansas. The girl is all are wondering if Mr. Davie is going with his sister Mrs. M. T. Malkas. Don't worry girls he will be. Sight-free, will make his home with his brother Mr. D. Davis. Rev. G. C. Mackey and A. C. Strickland spent the week in Palestine at St. John's. Teesam. A. E. Levy, being at St. John's. Tuesday night May 19th, conducted by Dr. J. M. Button and others. Rev. Timothy Chambers, pastor of 11th school, was just returned to from Chambers. Tenors were be conducted a successful revival for Central Baptist Church. Rev. F. W. Williams, pastor. He was there 18 years ago between 70 and 80 per cent. more were added to the church; more than 60 for baptism. For those who appreciate the best there is the delightfully perfumed Plaka Hair Dressing, containing the finest hair growing oils known to science— This wonderful preparation which quickly straightens hair and makes long, soft, glossy and easy to arrange any manner is now being used by the canda of our men and women, who beautiful hair is the admiration of all. Amour d'heure in Hair Guise Williams the famous "Nourth" Wild Company says: "I just love to use Philo Hair Dressing. It has such a delightful fragrant and makes my hair so soft and easy to range in any manner I wish." there is the delightfully performed Pluto Hair Dressing, containing the finest hair-growing oils known to science— This wonderful preparation which so quickly straightens hair and makes it long, soft and easy to arrange in any manner is now being used by thousands of our men and women, whose beautiful hair is the admiration of all— Among them is Miss Gussei Williams of the Pluto Company, who kyears. I just love to use Pluto hair. It has such a delightful fragrance and makes my hair so soft and easy to arrange in any manner I wish." kσDRE Pluk& HAIR DRESSING High School Mr. Pounches spent a day with his wife last week. Rev. Wm. Mast Frenched at the M.S. K. Challenger Park, the first of the 14th century. He had the first meeting, School closes the 21, 22th, and 24th. Mr. and Mrs. Albert was a great friend of the Sunny Day in the Center Community. P.Z.Y. and Mrs. C. W. Allen of Trawik, Sunday afternoon had the faculty as dinner guests. WELLINGTON — Rev. E. J. McLendon of Wichita Falls, Texas, and moderator of the Progressive Association of Whippers with us in an all day meeting. Mrs. E. M. London and District President of W. H. M. R. met with the ladies of Mr. Zion and organized a mislooncings. The two men were also in the given in honor of the pastor of Mt. Zion Baptist Church. Wednesday, May 20th. GAUSK—Much interest was mantiested in the R. School room at Zion Hill Baptist Church Sunday. Decon Steven Thompson instructed the advanced class. Rev. W. W. Lansing was the first to be a group member of the preached a strong sermon on love. Mr. Jns Stellgro purchased a Ford car in Rockdale last week. Meanna Steele Thompson and Dick Brown with their two mothering up to Coxa Providence Sunday. Mr. Bunk Roseman of Mayfield, motored over Sunday to see his son. Das. This Community was pleased. With good train last Sunday Evening ROGNDALE— Mr. H. D. Huff's House burned last week, Mrs. Luinde Wetherby was living in the area. When he was first born, Mr. Luinde was completely destroyed; no insurance. Madames Boyd and children and Dibbies left for their return in September 1944. Today, the agent several weeks later has the bed of their father. Mr. Paul Moultryie, who has been very sick, has been given the child to Mr. H. Isaiah. Mays has moved his mother in the house with his and wife. Mees's. Kennedy and Mays's agent. Saturday in Cameron attended the school of the school. Mr. G. Green, the young repaired. Mr. G. Green. Real 87 is going to spend a few weeks in the home of his son, Mr. Willia Deal. LUKIN-The Singing-Convection will convene at the First Baptismal Conference, and the new group has throughout the week. Focus Hansom died on the 12th, he was a member of the American Woodward House. Kersley Williams, the top of George Williams's left to spend the summer with their grand-mother in Trinity Community. Mrs. M. B. Johnson gave a public planic planic. May 16 at Al-Cider Lake. DEWEVILLY, Mr. G. C. Robinson and Mrs. F. Harrell were Orange and Texa. Texas Sunday Rev. P. A. Bolden was with his flock over to Texa Sunday. Mrs. New Orleans, La. much improved in health. Mr. Adam Sylvester has STRENGTH SECOND FRATERNAL BON makes a specialty of bonding official Bonders of U. B. of I Dalton, Old Follows, All of and Woodmen of the Union. We Bond Officers of all Fr For inform V. G. G. P. O. Box 706 FAMOUS REVEALS makes a specialty of bonding officers of local lodges. The official Bonders of U. B. of F., Knights and Daughters of Fabor, Odell Fellows All of Texas; U.-B. of F., of Arkansas and Woodmen of the Union. Free Offer We will give two hours of the Meridian Hair Ocunateh absolutely free with another offer pans of Hair. Ocunate Hair Driving for £10. --- BLACK WHITE CANS 50¢ BIG GREEN CANS 25¢ GARRISON—We had a rain last week and the farmers are rush. The things now with their crops. Mr. B. Jones, Williams Goss as Taylor were visitors of the C. S. Sunday School Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Mastfield were diene quests at Mrs. Mary Williams. Sunday. Several of the tows followed to Timpson Friday night to attend the commencement. Mrs. Evelyn Williams was an uninvested with music by Mrs. Jennie Williams. Mrs. Evelyn Williams, Saturday night to attend the commencement. Mrs. Evelyn Williams was accomplished by his Master's. Mrs. Weaver, William and Chide, will left the school on the 1st of the week. MISS GUSSIE WILLIAMS of the RUNNIN' WILD' COMPANY HAIR DRESSING DEALERS EVERYWHERE ARE SELLING IT AT THE OVERWHELMING RATE OF MORE THAN A MILLION PACKAGES YEARLY. one with the one and onedy and Maye ameron attending Springfield aligned Mr. Geo. of his son. Mr. Greene Cata Cea CREOLE Hair Goods 8 Hair Preparations the First Rap- 22nd and con- e week. Lucas 11th, he was merican. Wood- orwell Williams Williams Test ner with Hair Trinity Com- Johnson gave May 16 at Al- Largest Hair Goods House in US. SECURITY SERVICE INTERNAL BONDING COMPANY of bonding officers of local lodges. The of U. B. of F. Knights and Daughters of U. B. of Texas. U. B. of F. of Arkansas the Union. members of all Fraternal Societies upon request For information write: V. G. GORE, We Bond Officers of all Fraternal Societies upon request For information write: AMOUS STAR VEALS, SECRET ```markdown ``` Duke MANUSCRIPT by Phila Coe PAGE FIVE also returned from New Orleans. In Mrs. Johnnie Green reports a splendid trip in Grayburg, Texas while visiting relatives. The morning Glory Stop No. 70 turned out Sunday in their regular anniversary. Rev. G. W. Nelson acted as master of ceremonies. The welcome address on behalf of the A. M. Church was delivered by Mr. Maxwell. Response by Mrs. Johnnie Green. Rev. J. Turner preached the sermon for them. Madam N. J. Johnson organized this Lodge a few days ago. Mrs. Alice E. Seroggin of Beaumont, Texas is playing for the school closing here. Mr. Grady Wilkins and family are visiting relatives in various parts of La. LAWTON, OK. It's the S. E. opened at usual hour at Barnett Chapel A. M. E. Church. Services were good all day, late pastor Rev. W. C. Watts preached two wonderful sermons. Lawyer Betsia of Texas led the church on the last day at Barnett Chapel A. M. E. Church Monday night, April 17th. He was the guest of Rev. and Mrs. W. C. Watts. Rev. W. Macdonald resigned the pastorate of the Baptist church at Headrick, OK. B. E. and E. Y. P. U. were well attended at Gafibe Baptist church, also the Fox Supper was a success. The S. E. and H. Y. P. U. were well attended at Bethlehem Baptist Church. The K. of P. ed Courts of Calam the had their annual sermon Nunday at 2 P. M. Rev. W. C. Watto officiated. The greatest revival ever witnessed in lawton was closed last Sunday night with quite a few for hantism. The meeting was conducted by Rev. L. P. Carter, a God sent man, the collection was $170.00. LAWTON—The May Contest between Gallée Baptist church and Bethelhem Baptist church are not follows: Gallée raised $254.00 and Bethelhem $92.70. Miss Hassel Loo Frances was the May Queen. Big Presses on Tow Work Write Jw Aen's Presson SAM WILLER HILER Dept. 4 - Shweport.Lea. Texarkana, Texas "Staring at beauty to H. J. Hea's presentation, when she blazed Bacon. Word a great beauty and nationally known Beauty. it is the greatest hiker grower, subscriber to the best hiking trails, you will remove hats, will remove hats, will stop hiking and make hair grow longer, will H J- Cequine Hair Price, price and make hair grow longer, will draggle. AGENTS> make big money, improve H J- Ha Chemical Co, Box 254, Atlanta, Ga. Sheriff and Police Shoot to Kill When Mob Storms County Jail MISS EYES. SOCIETY Two men were shot and two more were reported injured in an exchange of shots between officers and a certain of 398 persons shortly after 5 o'clock. Wodamday night when a destructed softly-threatened firehead there were the three of the police to the left of the Dallas County jail, which Wants and Loreno Noel, accealing Nogross, are held. The attack was the will of the discharge of, more than thirty shots, about of which were fired into the air. Inself Actively Marshall Jr. was the first of the first lines at the outbreak of the firing line, although he did not life a gun. Officers in the field that they were on the ground were the three of those rams out from the sillackers. The most menacing rush, which was the first of the first lines at the outbreak of the firehead, was identified leader started up the ground. After the firehead was then at the firehead, a large crowd usually following him. From Australia to the United States, the ducks of the Union, Terminal Company at the foot of Jackson street, have been an average of 100 people in the ground where a leader addressed the ground. Artrick With Hostles A member of the Nogross Race Team committed this outrage against women of our race, he told the Committee that the women of our race were all off the off-the-air and proceeded to the foot of the street and then the attack of the women of the free of defense, and fire lines of defense were in the stocks and bricks were buried in the women who were directed at the water against the group when the travelers empty the water found to be�arag. The most men and women, which threatened the life of Fremon, which threatened Al. of this point firing began and police standeried by opened fire. Prepping this rush one will need to have a well-defined position by the steward. Marshall Address Crowd food and drink will be served in the alley where the ground floor is located and made up of tables, chairs and appertains to the crowd. Written in financial, border of the during the street fighting, with an MISS 6 SOCIETY Miss Lyss was surprised the with- ease party party in a suitable party party after instead of serving "Chock would serve "M. B. Ice Cream" Its would serve "M. B. Ice Cream" Its would serve "M. B. Ice Cream" Its there after serve M. B. Ice Cream and save the difference. In the bad that you ladies what you think little Miss Lyss is should be appreciation. As a matter of fact you are invited to attend the game yourself from the box marked provided. It will refer you to the scripture. The sense of - which is the master of the best hypnosis Miss Bye has for the past week been continuing to go to this Dearborn school. She also continues to go to this Dearborn school. She will tell the charm and Miss Bye will tell you are all here and where you are going. Miss Bye stay in your place, let the Fappers blow you out, let the Fappers by by by letting each other shine. Your hair and you find you out. Miss Bye hit you Mist You. You worried thinking that the Fappers have hurt you. In fact Miss Bye has hurt you. You continue long the same. Miss Bye wonders when that Fappers married "woman" will be married. In the office Fappers get good clothes. In the office Fappers get good clothes. In the office Fappers get good clothes. Miss Bye happens to know just what Miss Bye and she's would amount to a bigger page each week. Dallas Leads State in Registration of Teachers. Principal Rhodes Makes Statement. Continue from Page 1 ```markdown ``` ounger, bottle crashing against his machine, knife, saw-off earwounds, gun ammunition tear bombs and side arms on the seventy-five or so officers of the Criminal Court Building will be removed from violence, it was announced by Sheriff Marshals and squadrons. The investigation was hurried to the Vail crowd estimated by police at 8,400, the police night where under indictment charged with under indictment charged with under indictment charged with Adkins and Millet stayed in custody. While at midnight the crew still waited among whom a number of young men had arrived, including Marshall J. assisted by Clarken Patrick. Frank Scott and Dilmore took every precaution to prevent jail baiting. The police officer, who was called from the prison, was called from the prison where a number of water on the prison's walls was leaking through a sequence of forty police officers. While established on the prison street, inside the jail hold special. Deputy Sheriff, armed with reserves of ammunition and tear gas, guarded the prison. Five Home Libraries Lodge at the courthouse and used, in hold- ing the records, in the library and an Jefferson street to Elm and Broadway, where the water was played up in the air, falling on ad all who were there. By the forty policemen on Constable Bank Peronus headed a courthouse to the courthouse, to aid in case the courthouse, to aid in case "Obituaries: Hesther Juden Palak Dek, 70, died Tuesday of cancer. She was compiling with Kyle Marshall and arguing that all menure found in her will were not properly matched." (The New York Times) "Fight battles broke out, and some disorder was reported by Pike County police. Four were hurled at her engagement in a fire." (The New York Times) Don't throw your stones at the flapper, sister, she hasn't a thing on you. Miss Eyes heard little dances, leaming on the fast. "Sweisskies," was attempting to "two times" her. It's very good. It's a small world. It's very glad to know that the dames has swaken up after having been deceived (or such a long while). “TOWN CHILD” Miss Eyes down, not cure for a flirt, man or women, but there is no need to be a good one. It's the same thing on Miss Eyes. Now, Mr. Jelly, Beane, you are too far gom for Miss Eyes. But I think I'll go to you. I don't think a trick as you did a few days ago. “TOWN CHILD” Miss Eyes hasn't clearly understood yet by her. Some of our heart was with me. But I was so very sensitive in the po-called society. There is going to be a terrible sensation in the po-called society. Miss Eyes, a little senable. She is using her heart instead of her head. Miss Eyes, a little senable, has been very other matter, who is in the same host to be a trusted friend. They have started feeding them with something sweeter than candies. Eyes' wonders just how long they have been kept up at their age. Record her has started. It is a pretty straight-it all better-half way to be a good one. It's the same thing. Eyes advise is "to never let your home affairs be everybody's affairs" if you are not going to be a good one. They will be taken by the public. Miss Eyes, not your husband and your son, he's just a very good one. She is going to be a very good one, because at the top of the daily life, he laughs with Miss Eyes wants to advise the young lady who is so heart-broken by her loss not to try and win revenue now because it's too late, the other young lady had. The best go and won what you would trying to win. Remember "there are fish in the sea that have never been caught." and Mrs. Tessie J. C. Frasier, F. J. Dodd, Portia W. Pittman, Misses M. C. Jones, Rosa B. Palge, Fairville H. Emory, Cana A. Dewitt, L. M. Wickliffe, Tennis, O. Simona Lillian, M. Hardee, P. L. Tyler and Mr. Joseph J. Phas. Ninth Ward School—H. B. Pemberton, Misses Ethel R. Boswell, Pearl Issues, Eula Winn. Ethan McCall, Alice Poesy, Mrs. George Hirley and Messames A. H.D. Katie C. Jones and Neulh Robins. Pacific Avenue School—N. W. Harley, Mrs. H. R. Robbins, Misses R. N. Ventrea, W. M. Hristos, Hor. Darrell Bassman Nnamibia I. Jones Darrell Bassman Nnamibia I. Jones Darrell Bassman Nnamibia I. Jones Bryan Grass D. Naak, Jalassa A. Bryan Grass D. Naak, Jalassa A. J. H. Williams K. Johnson J. H. Williams K. Johnson Stephens A. Stephens Mimba G. Govaes Mimba G. Govaes J. Johnson M. J. Matteau and A. E. Wenley School-Miss M. A. P. SOCIETY & CLUBS Remember, High School Midtown • "SNIRNOR PLAY" — Great Annual Gamble, Inglewood Island, May Bay Resort — High School, Auditorium, 25 High School, 28 High School Mort with Mrs. Hertha Kennedy at 2722. State at 10 members answered to roll call. Quite an interesting talk was enjoyed by the Club from two visitors. Mrs. L. Hood and Mrs. V. L. Mitchell. The hostess served a delicious menu. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Carrie Lewin, 1946. Anderson St. Don't forget the Federated Ministrel Tuesday night May 19, at 5114. Moon Theatre. LADY MARY ART BENEYOLENCE AND CULTURE CLUB AND JOHNS LADY OF THE SEPTEMBER. Mr. Friday evening of May 1st at the home of Mrs. L. Andrews on Allen St. Lady White hostess. Much business was discussed, all of which Mrs. G. B. Moffitt裳y of Fairmount St. and Mrs. Roe. Young were received as new members. A delicious menu of tuna fish salad on lettuce, potato chips, salted on lettuce and on Newspaper with Lady Paryum on the first Friday in June. TOWN CHILD Remember High School! Ministre and K of P. Regiment Hand, May 25, High School Auditorium. THE SUSHINE SOCIAL SET Mrs. Lula Curie, 1976 M. T. and Mrs. W. W. Jackson on Cochran St. 27 members present. Mrs. B. Caldwell and Mr. Bedford were prepared for a public outing Tuesday night May 26th. Part of the evening was spent socially. The home served salad, salted, pinced apple short and rashcooz. capitol. PLAY—Great Annual Event — High School Auditorium, June 1. FIDITY CHART AND SOCIAL CLUB Met.with Mr. E. Blake and Mrs. A. Gafret at the event hour. A few members were absent. The club also met with Mr. C. Miller and Mrs. P. Hover during the month hour Mrs. Hante and Mr. Miller served a delightful dessert course while Mrs. Gareet and Mr. Mike served an easily delicious ice course. The games were enjoyed by all. First, price winners, Mr. C. Miller and Mrs. P. Hover. One new member, Mr. T. Abbie, and one other Mrs. Mary Johnson. Next, was the win Mr. Canton and Mr. Patton on Grand Ave. "DOWN CHRIST" November High School Minister and K of P. Regiment Hand. May 19, High School Auditorium. FYTHIAN QUEEN CONTENT CHRIWS INTERTING WACO, Texas. May 23—The local entertainment committee that is introducing this new idea of choosing a Queen has had reports up to date on the Princesses (from Palestine, Corecans, Jala Fort Worth, San Antonio and Wee-Other cities or committee that expect to have representatives at the grand coronation should send in their names at once. The stings of this feature on Wednesday night, that are will be one of the most gorgeous displays ever attempted by Negrues in the state. Arrangements for a special execution train from Dallas and intermediate points is being arranged with very popular rates. There will be thousands of people coming in to augment the crowds already here you can't afford to miss it. The one question now is "who will be our Queen?" By next week we expect a large number of cities to enter a Princess. Send your TIFFaces name and address to Address 148 41st Street, 148 42nd Street, New York, NY. **TOWNS CRIME** *Remember High School Ministeral, May High School Administrator.* **OAK CLIPPED NEWS** Mr. Frank McKinney at his birth, was buried in Winston-Salem. Mr. Jack was buried in Winston-Salem. Mr. Jack married Ruthy May. May married her son Janna C. Noseh Jr. of Winston- Salem. Dr. Carrie Driver and Mme. McOhannes are able to be out here until the day of the murder. Dr. Ruthy May was out off by day, a window is limpiex. *Offering of the Ancient Order of Purgation held was* *The Ancient Order of Purgation held was* *ENIGMO PLAY* - Great Annual Event - High School Administrator.* "IN MEMORY OF MY OWAR MOTH, MRS. MATTIE CONNER Mrs. Ambernica "Bird" life, one year after her death, is being honored with a memorial in memory of her grandmother, Bessie. Bessie was a kind and generous woman, who had a deep love for children. She was a kind and generous woman, who had a deep love for children. **UNITED PLAZA-West Annual High School Addition/Anderson THE DALLAS-EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1925 "TOWN CRIER" Hemlockman, High School Mintzler 29, High School Mintzler 29, High School Audium. MUNGER CHORAL CLUB Katharine Auburn, 2007, 6017 annuus Katharine Auburn, 2007, 6017 annuus joined a delicious course course with Mrs. Ehrenreich, Mintzler with Mrs. Ehrenreich, Mintzler THE LIBERTY ART CLUB Met at the home of Mrs. N. R. E. T. McClure, M. Friday, M. 15th. After the usual form of opening, the club was favored with a group of students. The group and a spelled bible lesson, who tought by Mrs. L. V. White. At the same time, he was served a delicious two-course lunch, a delicious two-course lunch consisting of salmon, said french cream, peas, sandwiches, and fried fries and the most well-known meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Ibn Vaughn, 21st. McDermott. Remember High School. Ministrel and K. of P. Regiment Band. May 29th High School Auditorium. GOLD PISH CLUB Met with Mrs. Gilbert Hicks Monday, May 18th. but meeting was held. Plant were made to give a moonlight picnic and a show of the school was served. Next meeting with Mrs. C. H. N. Watt, 8:00 c'ksh. night, May 25th. 8:00 c'ksh. SENIOR PLAY—Great Annual Event—High School Auditorium, June 1 MELBORS ART CLUB Met with Mrs. John White, 25th Dunder St., Tuesday, June 18th. 14. 15th. 14. members were present. A debtful meeting was held. On the same week, the books served a daily low course menu consisting of salt and milk. The club will be on May 26th with Mrs. Newbill on Meadow Street. TOWN CRIEST Tannerbier High School, Ministrel and K. of P. Regiment Band. May 29th High School Auditorium. INDEPENDENT CHARITY CLUB Met with Mrs. Henriet Tysler on Commerce St. Meziers was opened in usual form. 2800 work, to-roll with auations, reopened the payment of shares. Hodge was see for a dream and cake Next meet in with Mrs Kirkpatrick on Lawrence St. PIDELS ART CLUB Met with Miss J. NIRY 2820 Thomas pleasant evening was enjoyed. An appraisal menu was served. Next meeting with Mrs. Ethel Curry, 1535 Caldwell St. “GENION PLAY-Great Annual Event High School Auditorium” June 1, NESTI WARD PRISCILA ART CLUB Mrs. R. L. Green, President - Mrs. H. C. Thompson was hostess to the 18th Friday May-end, 18th R. H. St. Business of importance was resniated. During the social-bour the hostess send two women from the Club to meet Friday 28th in the home of the president Miss R. L. Green. Members respond to roll with missions and paid due one hour was given for reproach. During the social shop he has lived for a long time. The club met with Mrs. E. Travemio at the Home of Mr. R. Rone, 1030 E. Ninth St., Friday May 16th. Art work was the excepted feature of the Sittown Vision. Miss Asta Matthews and Miss Korens. The besties served a dainty luncheon. Club addressed to: West next Friday to the Home of Mrs. Glenn on Monday. Area Remembering High School: Ministry and K. of P. National Bank, May 29, High School Northport. THE INTER-PENOSIONAL COUNCIL OF CHURCH WOMEN Not Friday coming May 1st with the deadliest. Mrs. E. The main elements which beamptitized the broomers for the feeling were bleed-up made by theپیشرفار The new headர் ver级 Mrs. Winn. $5.00 Mrs. Goold $5.00 Mrs. Hobbs $5.00 Mrs. Witt $5.00 Mrs. Pina $5.00 Mrs. Jackson $5.00 and others. **Welcome for the Variation Bible School.** Shows wire for corrected Bible characters on the IBM Flat. **Welcome for the Variation Bible School.** Shows wire for corrected Bible characters on the IBM Flat. **SENIOR PLAY - Great Annual Event - High School Auditorium.** The experts account that report made be under of Dr. Colt when entering the office shows a shortage of more than $22,000 which was held available in the District. Conferences and in another article that will follow. We have been thoroughly consolidated that we should follow the first points of our fathers as it observed in the new edition. There and a new All-time invited in our district conference Page 5th March 1994 in the March 27th-20th include: The report's report The report's first Report Ministral and 10 of 10 Postman Third, May 18 March School Auditorium. The above is the exact likeness of the Mercy Hospital to our trained and controlled by the SONS and DAGH TERMS of MEDICAL care and the benefit of our membership. This organization pays $7.00 per week in fees独独 from the Nursing, Nursing, Académie or Boom, Boom, Boom and Nursing institute free in this Hospital, and $150.00 per Benefit for $1.26 per month. Absolutely no taxes of any kind in the Supreme House. Special inducement offered to any individual who can or canize 16 or more men, women and children, between the age of 16 and 44 and any community where there is no local hospital. Demonies wanted. DR. R. T. HAMILTON PHILIPHILIAN A. MILLMAN 11-8 The Business A. Phileas Miller 11-8 The Business A. 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The largest and most modern African Methodist Church edifice in the Southwest is now in course of building. The church is a most of approximately $75,000. Carl Curt of Houston, contractor and W. Sid- new Pitman of Dillas, architect. The old concrete build- ing which had stood the storms of a many winters, had not only become inadequate to accommodate Wesley's congregation, but it was condemned June, 1924 on ac- count of a defective foundation. The new church when completed will be the out- standing MEMORIAL CHURCH of the A. M. E. De- nation. The Sunday School Department will be dedicated to the Negro World War Veterans of Texas. The names of all contributors will be placed on the Memorial Windows, Tablets, Col- umns and Charts. It is the purpose of pastor Smith and member- ship to complete this church without an enormous debt, or no debt at all, if possible. Hence, a State-wide campaign to raise $25,000 by July has been launched. 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U.S.A. www.porocollege.com Saturday—American Giants, 1, Kansas City City Monarchs, 1 Monday—American Giants, 1, Kansas City City Monarchs, 1 (12 innings) Monday—Kansas City City Monarchs, 1, American Giants, 1 Wednesday—Kansas City City Monarchs, 1, American Giants, 1 # KANSAS CITY MONARCHS. | FIELDING | A | B | C | HATING | AVE. | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Moorhead 1c | 25 | 6 | 210 | 16 | 1.000 | | Moorhead 1f | 15 | 1 | 210 | 16 | 1.000 | | Bucer cf | 14 | 1 | 160 | 1 | 1.000 | | Bucer cf | 14 | 1 | 160 | 1 | 1.000 | | Hawkins 1b | 21 | 2 | 132 | 16 | 3.941 | | Hawkins 1b | 21 | 2 | 132 | 16 | 3.941 | | Moore sd | 19 | 1 | 160 | 1 | 1.000 | | Moore sd | 19 | 1 | 160 | 1 | 1.000 | | Dunbar c | 6 | 1 | 160 | 0 | 1.000 | | Dunbar c | 6 | 1 | 160 | 0 | 1.000 | | O'Connell p | 6 | 1 | 160 | 0 | 1.000 | | O'Connell p | 6 | 1 | 160 | 0 | 1.000 | | Drake p | 6 | 1 | 600 | 0 | 1.000 | # AMERICAN GIANTS. FIELDING 1 A BATTING Ave Gardner cf 18 $275 15 1 Torrianti rf 15 3 200 12 0 Taylor lf 2 0 082 55 1 Gurley lf 24 067 22 0 Grove lb 16 1 000 1 DeMoss Jb 15 124 21 2 Owens Jb 0 8 132 16 1 Williams ss 13 2 067 -23 0 0 Marlarcher Jb 15 2 000 0 Illinois 15 000 5 0 Mary 1 0 000 9 0 0 Padron p 0 000 5 0 0 Miller p 4 1 200 5 0 0 Stevens p 2 0 000 1 0 0 Harney p 2 0 000 2 0 0 Key to abbreviations: Ab. times with but: H. bitts; Ave. average; R. FIELDING AB Darder cf. 11 12 Darder cf. 12 12 Jaylor if. 16 0 Jaylor if. 16 0 Jaylor if. 16 0 Jamone ib. 15 0 Jamone ib. 15 0 Williams ss. 13 2 Barnes ib. 28 0 Hibus c. 15 0 Hibus c. 15 0 Padron p. 9 0 Milton p. 9 0 Stevens p. 2 0 *Key in abbreviations: Ab. almes I. in abbreviations: I. almes rout. in abbreviations: I. almes tried for痹剂 in eighth in *played second in the ninth for D. WILEY LOSES TO MISHOP 5-2 Davis' Curves and Speed Ball Puzzles Wiley MARSEALL, Teas. May 25—The fast Bishop team staged a come back on their old rival Wiley and beat them 5-2 here Monkey at Wiley Field before added speedfasters. The two teams were played between the two schools is always a drawing card in Teas. Wiley won the first and felt that the last was to be her's having scored one run in the first and third giving her a two run lead. But the Tigers came to their own in the 4th and opened up with smart bunting base running and stealing which netted them 4 runs which gave them a two run lead on the cats. It was here that the Wild Cats found themselves helping before the dazzling curves and speed ball of Davis. The noted Wiley Slugars Bov's reached the base after the 3rd in the 7th, the Bishop Tigers's spored-again—from them on cut it up and 3 down. Batterjes for Wiley? Benjamin Smith and Pardee. Battles for Eishon: Davis and BALTIMORE-BLACK SOX-BEAT ROYAL GIANTS-TWICE (A. N. P.) HALTIMORE, Md. May 23—The Baltimore Black Sox took a double-header from the Brooklyn Royal Giants. In the first game, Britt. Knox hurled, had things pretty much his own way, sitting down the Giants on eight hits which he kept well scattered. Scores by inning: R H E. Post Game Rural Giants: 200 001 016—4 8 Black Sox: 201 000 20x—6 16 Batteries: Giants—Holding, Hec (A. N. P.) Chicago, Il. May 27 Word coach and coach of mixedweight boxing champion has been matched to May 27. The host will be named May 27 at Madison knotted up play Pekin at Los Angeles. "Tackle Flowers, seasonal Gear- ware, Maltown, Minnesota, Gichen- here, June 4. - The boat, will be launched on June 5. - Chicago Chicago Outdoor Club. On the same card, as a guest-writing bob. Joe Larson of Panama City and Charlie Arndt of Chicago." COLLEGE PICK-TPS Paine College, of Augusta Ga., offers baseball season with a team of dedicated defenders. A very good showing. In the top of the South, Paine offers good training. Bone diet and Ation, but in each case, Good food. Good games. Other good teams locked with Georgia Blue. We games, Scholfield, two BATTING Ave. 275 15 1 944 200 12 0 1000 962 55 1 942 967 22 0 1000 900 1 0 1000 154 21 2 905 133 16 1 937 967 -23 0 1000 900 5 0 1000 900 5 0 1000 900 5 0 1000 900 5 0 1000 900 5 0 1000 900 1 0 1000 900 1 0 1000 at-bat-H, hit: Ave. average putts, assists and errors. E. er- ing Wednesday Mosa. Wednesday. Walker Baptist, two: Morehouse, and Voorhees, one, each. Alabama State Normal suffered two defeats last week at the hands of the base ball team of the 24th U.S. Infantry. Scores 19 to 1 and 3 to 1. The soldiers wielded heavy businesses in the first three-year Normal could do nothing to their pitcher the second game was much more interesting and more like a baseball game. SECOND ANNUAL AUTO RACE AT CHICAGO CHICAGO, Ill. May 22—The Colored Automobile Haring Association, the organization, this promoted the successful race last year at the second annual putonible race for the afternoon of May 21. The track will be held at the port of the Port of Plains, 115th and Haintead Streets. The promoter, Bill Jeffries, himself a driver of ability, is authority for that activity. The team has been at the statement that already, more than thirty entries have been received with more promised. AMERICAN GIANTS TAKE SERIES FROM K. C. CHICAGO, Ill. May 22—In one of the hottest series ever played the Chicago American Giants, managed by Rubie Foster, took these games with the team and theь пинк сюжеты champions of the world, the Kansas City Monarchs. The series started last Saturday and ended today. An unsolicited question is the characterization of the battle may be garnered from the scores. The Giants won Saturday and Sunday. A 4-1, 4-2, but it took them twelve innings to do it. Monday's same-weight to Kansas City's the same-weight to win with the baller's all-time win. In the Poster, won Tuesday by a 5-1 count. The Monarchs rared up to 4-1, and the game was not as good as it did in the final game. Each battle drew a large crowd Sunday's gathering numbered 18,000 with many unable to get the superherald riots may not be seen far from some time. Jones' triple with two on and the Hewitt's single in the sixth scored three runs for Detroit and singles by Wesley, Kenyon and Danleens in the fifth gave them three more, the visitors defeating the American Giants, 6 to 2 at Schoonermarsh Park yesterday in the Negro National League. Score: 1.0. DETROIT: Ab R H C E Jones, 17: 4 1 1 1 0, Hewitt, 18: 4 0 1 1 5 1 Starnes, cf: 4 0 1 1 0, Wesley, 1b: 4 1 1 13 0, Kenyon, rf: 4 1 2 0 3, Pryor, 2b: 3 1 1 6 0, Marigna, sc: 3 0 2 13 3, Daniels, c: 4 1 8 0 0, Cooper, c: 3 1 0 8 0, GIANTS: 33 6 9 49 3, Gardner, cf: 4 1 2 1 0, The Moss, 2b: 2 0 1 6 0, Playley, cf: 4 0 1 1 0, Torenti, cf: 4 0 0 2 0, Marber, 3b: 4 1 1 0 0, Brown, 1b: 4 0 0 14 0, Williams, ss: 3 0 1 12 0, Hines, 1b: 2 0 0 3 0, Stevens, p: 3 0 0 7 1 Nissan's Toyota defended the Cuban team's Tuesday. Tacoma, Sullivan fanned out to win four games, one only four hits. Only two Cubans drove in the win, drove in three of the winners' runs. CUBAN STARS Furca, 1f. 0 0 0 0 Alfonso, 5s. 0 0 0 0 Alfonso, 5s. 0 0 0 0 Abrau, 1b. 0 0 0 0 Abrau, 1b. 0 0 0 0 Sierra, 2b. 0 0 0 0 Sierra, 2b. 0 0 0 0 Eckesman, p. 0 0 0 0 Eckesman, p. 0 0 0 0 PIOTES 31 0 46 26 PIOTES Boeh, 2b. 0 0 0 0 Diedel, 6s. 0 0 0 0 Diedel, 6s. 0 0 0 0 Culver, c. 0 0 12 0 Buck, 1f. 0 0 0 0 Buck, 1f. 0 0 0 0 Hav, 1b. 0 0 0 0 Hav, 1b. 0 0 0 0 Gulb, p. 0 0 0 0 Culver, c. 34 11 18 1 Culver, c. 34 11 18 1 Kibby, Alfonso, Buck out Kibby, Alfonso, Buck out Sullivan, 2l. 0 0 0 0 WALLOP HOURS, 10 TO 2 Two doubles, four singles, an en- tertainment. Alfonso is tied for the first time in the tournament. Alfonso is bared that other four singles in the third time, due to a home run for Sullivan. # CHEMICALS Dalilw, m. A b H 12 Bobrech, m. 5 5 Brouch, m. 5 5 Pather, lb. 5 5 11 Garff, lb. 5 5 5 Garff, lb. 5 5 5 Angelich, lb. 5 5 5 Batachy, h. 5 5 11 Batachy, h. 5 5 11 25 10 11 14 THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1925 MOTHER OF DRIVE DIRECTOR OF ODD FELLOWS DIES IN MEXIA SUPREME WORTHY SHEPHERD OF PILGRIMS MAKES ANNUAL VISIT TO-DALLAS LODGES AB B C D E Borland, Jr. B C D Blitch, Jr. B C D Bellman, Jr. B C D Bellman, Jr. B C D Moret, Jr. B C D Davis, Jr. B C D Davis, Jr. B C D Williams, Jr. B C D Crawford, p. B C D Crawford, p. B C D 88 5 12 2 0 # STANDING OF CLUBS TEXAS D. W. L. Poe Dallinger 1 0 1 2 Dallinger 1 0 1 2 W. Worth 1 0 1 2 Hamilton 10 0 1 2 Hamilton 10 0 1 2 Sunny Beach 10 0 1 0 Sunny Beach 10 0 1 0 HOTAHOA CUV at PT. WORTH AUSTIN 10 0 1 0 AUSTIN 10 0 1 0 PHYLOR, President A telegram last Saturday cut short the work of L. G. McDonald, driven by the odd of the old Fellows who has been in Dallas for the past few weeks engaged in getting members to the order of having his Mexico for the funna of his mother who died there suddenly Saturday. SUPREME WORTHY SHEP MAKES ANNUAL VIS The auditorium of St John Church, comes of Choran and Alien. She was comfortably filled last Thursday night by members of all of the local sanctuaries of Pilgrims who gathered there for the annual visit of Hon. H. H. Grimes. Supreme Worthy Shepherd of the order. If he was the principal speaker of the evening and his remarks had to be seen in the public hall of the old히, he had to be heard of the order for increasing its membership in the North part of the state. Incidentally he mentioned which he saw in North Texas for the spread of the Order. He also spoke at length of the plans of the Supreme Home for the direction of the Temple on the spot of ground which is owned by the Order saying that when completed, Texas HUNTSVILLE—Mrs. Mollie O. Brown and Daughter Misses E.O. and W. McClothan Miss Jessie Mae Livingston and Mrs. Julianتاres moved to "Tockee" Sun. He told the children the tunes of their Aunt and Sister Mrs. Dicilla King Mr. Willie Jones, accompanied them. The children were in the same agreement between the company and the family. Mrs. Patty and the pastor Rev. R. F2 Stewart playmares Becaturreste's son at the Jam Houston Training School. Miss Pauline Watkins of Houston is visiting parents. BIVINS—Rev. J. E. Johnson, of Marietta, Texas, carried out the regular office at St Paul's him month. On Sunday he preached to a full house from the subject. "A Son Needed His Sermon was with reゃudere and seeki to please his audience." On the second Sunday afternoon the Lala Talks and Household of Ruth held their annual Thanksgiving service. W. R. Mitchell acted Master of Ceremonies. Rev. J. W. Dow preached Last Thursday, the 14th, the county Supt. Prof. J. L. Lovelace, held a meeting with the trustees of Lech Creek and Kildare districts at the St. Helena School house for the purpose of employing a Vocational Teacher whose time will be given to those two districts. Last Friday, the 15th, a Home Demonstration and Club meeting was held at St. Helena School house, under the management of Mrs. M. E. Butler. The Jeanne Supervisor of Cass Co. Upon special invitation, Mrs. Jim Jell, the White Home Demonstration agent of Martin County and Mrs. L. E. Harrison, the Colored Home Demonstration agent, is: Marion County were present. ELECTRICA — Revives all 21th-century works of art, including paintings, sculptures, and paintings. Sunday. Mr. Richard Knox, president of Dipfaffia Fine Arts, and presenter of the exhibition, will be the host. He will be the co-host. The Kruz will be the guest. He has been assigned mentor of the exhibition. Rev. Sylvester of the C. M. Kruz will be the guest. He will be the co-host. Mrs. Carson Murray will be the guest. Mrs. Linda L. Dunlund will be the guest. BORBY-BURNS AIRBORNE ARENA WHITE 'Cyclone Sinclair beat and nearly stopped Combrad Williams in a great six rounder, between two blocks. Williams had a big advantage in weight. Sinclair showed more class than any boxer who has shown at any club show in Dallas this year. Mr. McMahon was one of the most citizens of that town having been a resident of the town. He was survived by eight children who now are living in Michigan. Neighbors say he was a man of great integrity. It would be a credit to the Order and would compare favorably with those owned by other Negro orders in the state. The whole of his speech was in specialtonal and more than once in the state. The White and the Black were member of the Order in seeking new members for it should realize that in so doing, they were doing a service to that person which would be appreciated in time to come. He declared that fraternal protection was a guarantee of a competence in time for need and the those who took for the right of their own advantage of all the opportunities would find themselves in good circumstances when the rainy day came. All of the Sanctuaries of the city were represented by their Most Worthy Shepherds as well as the majority of their members. Scholl rendered her closing exercise Friday night, May 16. Each child played the part in a edible manner. Due to her patience, CELINA — Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs. White, Morris Warne and Mr. Williams, noted to Melissa where the heard a good sermon by Rev. Mark Brown. and the Saturday morning. Mrs. Forestar and Mrs. Mays motored to Sherman Monday. You will always find the same effect on Mrs. Lawrence's TAYLOR-Hessner, Andrew Campbell, Large Woods and Joseph Hutchinson made a business trip to the New York City, The Rocklyn, New York, and the same trip to the same town was preached by Rev. P. F. Jackson. The Hackshear High School will have their closing activities in Rocklyn, Murder, and the other town of the Church, Thurs. sermon. We also preached at Allen Chapel A. There were two seasons: Baptists, the first Sunday. Rev. P. F. Jackson will preach the woman's mission to the New York City at the 11th Mr. Brown's Phillips of Austin in visiting relatives there. MEXIA—Services at all churches were good Sunday. The annual Grooming Service at A. Texas, held at Antioch, Baptists' Church Sunday. Rev. S. M. Britt of Fords, M. Chapek preached the service in the first two weeks. Mr. Rachel McDonald of the Rocky Branch Community passed away of Fassman's and the ill-lotted minutes. The leaves a husband Rev. E. Z. McDonald, 5 sons: L. G. S. S. and G. E. of the New York City, P. D. P. Pastor A. M. Church, Detroit, Mich.; A. T. Oma, Neh. Bruce Calvert; and W. W. Galveston. Three-three Nights Mr. Garrett and Mrs. Asad Goodwin both of Omaha and Mrs. Gale Lewis. Fulltime and a number of grand-parents of the first two years. This writing, have not been made. We learn also of the sad demise of Mrs. Jackson on W. W. Hopkins and the Hepretta Hulti on W. W. Mean High has been commenced on the 11th grade with Woodland until have her commencement also in a few days. The District Conference has been held this week with the session here last week with the John Church. The new addition to the "John's School" has been in the most something new in church reporting. The First Baptist church building is nearing completion and the first church construction of the city. Mrs. Ada Mayer has returned home after spending $100.00 at the New York City School. Mr. W. C. Wiley, who is in the Post Hospital. Mr. Wiley himself left Sunday to see his wife. Rev. H. Scott, who has the Saturday. Prof. L. G. McDonald, Milford, is in the city to be present at the funeral of his mother. Mr. B. J. Brown. B. J. Brown's P.V. Friday and reports a successful year. Mexico Raee Hall Club designed the "Fengue, Murlin and Martial Week." COBISCIA — White House Club has been an annual "February Week" to the Friday night May 10th. After a short program, Prof. Powier of First Church made the annual "Fengue" event in the first year of the year in the 10th week of the Month of the Year. Department under direction of Mr. S. J. S. S. United, much more than the previous year. Church as a result of the revival of the last week of Mr. Henn, there was a week-end. The "Dibro" was the first to be held on the 10th. Principal is home again. Comments who is improving and Mrs. Dora Williams The rally at Sixth Ave Church closed Sunday night with a week-end. Miss W. D. Dellana, was hostess to the "Lucky 12" Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. Lowe. Decorations through the reception room were ferns, tokeup, morti- could and sweet pours. For high score in the same was awarded Miss V. H. Brown, consolation. Miss H. Armstrong. One half dozen pocket handkerchels. Bandwickeners fruit salad, potato chime, ice cream and modowahne angle food cake was awarded Miss M. Johnson will be hostess Saturday. LONGVIEW—Little Miss Lannie V. Smith died at the age of 18. Miss Minnie McNight is ill. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Hatter's motored from Jacksonville here to visit relative Miss Corse Lee. Hatter is in Jacksonville for a few weeks stay with her brother and wife. Mr. and Mrs. O'Neill Hatter and grand-mother The South side school had the clearing exercises Thursday and Friday night. Circle met with Mrs. E. Colbert, many who created a punch. Mrs. Fannie (left) lever MONUMENT WARD'S PRO- VIDE LANDING SPACE FOR PAYRONS AIRPLANES. B. Frank Milne. Minne- gary Ward & Co. are look- ing forward to the time when customers will chase by aro- sphalt road. Mr. Milne, the Smith manager of the local bright. The roof of the pres- ence is an argoplane landing place and cochlearine space in the is being held for the same pier. al at her grandson's Mr. T. D. Milne. Dawn oak service fine Wednesday. Meadness Lake Law- ning. Meadness Lake Law- ning and Mills Marie Kindle are at East Texas Academy Miss F. Milne. Where the limbed busi- ness venture, his spent for a beautiful home, one for Prof. A. Milne on cotton St. Mr. and Mrs. Milne on cotton St. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. SCHOOL. CENTER — According to an announcement Rev. Brantford of Houston, a noted speaker and revivalist, will be here to assist in the meeting to help the group at the "Raptor Church" Sunday. May 24th, 14. Lloyd of Tenash, was present and preached at the 11 o'clock house. At 5 o'clock Rev. D. Langman, preached, the Hacelaure's legman of Mr. M. Kowalski, and Mrs. Heatic. Tatus of Carthage. Were quickly married Sunday night. This young couple have many friends who wish for them much happiness and success. The Day of the New Year was a box of nice plums Sunday, presented by Mr. Allen. A special train of Houston boosters will arrive here Wednesday morning May 27th and will be opened to minutes this morning. After a very successful turn, the Centers Colored High School is closing this week the exercises are being largely atended. The Middle Adams's opening spent the week end here with. Relaxers Mr. Columbus Mosby was called to San Augustine Saturday to be at the funeral of his father and son who was born in the Bay Area and Wilson restaurant to Mr. Jeff Wilson. ANX ANTONIO — The Abdalaite of Texas celebrated their 400th anniversary in 2016 with a memorial taping hymn in his diary, many reapplying hymns in his diary, and a memorial tribute in Texas. Marissa Texas, a graduate of the present and delivered a floral of ferries, white and pink Washington by him literally threw his arm into the water. A donation ceremony and a flagging of the colored prison all all over the quarter work space collection, the museum, and the jail. Hall reapplied to add the prison to the museum, and the museum added to the prison to the museum. A procession conducted by William Larkins, the museum's executive, and Antonio D'Orsini and Dr. John Larkins, the museum's executive, and Porta Associates hold their annual banquet honoring the museum. Porta Associates hold their annual banquet honoring the museum. The museum is surrounded by the porta. ABLIENTE—Mrs. Hester, Mr. Episis Vaughn, and son, Aubrey moteered to Brownwood last week. Much praise was given to the Col- ored Citizens for the part the took in the flower Festival. Then, winning prizes for the best the play of flowers in yards were Mr. Mike Johns, Jack Jones, Miss Lola Pens and Mr. Ed. Henry. The pub- lic school will close the 4th of June. The Baccalaureate series will will presence by the Rev. Baker at the M. E. Church Sunday morning. May that, in March, exercise will be given Tuesday June 2nd. Graduating exercises Thursday night. The 4th. The graduates are Misses Jones, Vivian H. Cumby and Mr. Raymond Hayden. CHICKEN—Mrs. Daley Pender (ended the万人节) of Mrs. A. D. Key's last week at Greenville. In the following day the years I he has going to Mr. and Mrs. K. Dariow's school at Bowverville Texas Rev. Co. H. Carter, F. of the Jacksonville District with us Sunday in May his writer. He preached two while Sunday in a large congratulation J.EUGENE PEARCE FAIR PARK AMUSEMENTS Celebrate AT Fair Park JUNE 19 60TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE EMANI PATION Lenders Planning Biggest Kind of Event. Nothing like It Ever Be- foils. Price Military Drills Base ball Contests. Music — Dancing, Eats, Drinks and Everything Find out "WHEY IS ITT" Ride "LIGHTNIN" Try "SKY ROCKET" Benefit Colored Welfare League. The Committee: S. M. Brown, W. E. Carter, Addi- son Gaston, Mrs. J. H. Wal- ler, Mrs. Gilbert Hicks. COME ALL Mr. Will Nicks has had his home repaired, painted and screened. Mr. J. B. Smith has for sale a moving picture show out it for sale, she him. Beautiful Isles Court enters tained with a 7 o'clock dinner Sat Mr. J. B. Tippett of Crockett succeeded in setting up a camp for the Good Samaritans of the World with 16 members in Trinity. Texas. Birdwell Lodge No. 177 K. of 14 met Friday night in a call session with Prof. J. W. Williams C. C. HENDERSON — A Style Show was given at the High School auditorium Friday night May 15th. Door receipts $17.00. Miss Maria. Miss left May 17, for Mendon, La. Misses. H. Garland, F. Nichols and others met with a bad accident May 17, with car wreck Mr. J. W. 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Some of the teachers and students of the House of日报 and News Press are in the Class of� Work in The Tailoring department is progressing nicely. A spleen-old musical and literary program was published by the Home of Life. Mr. Mother's Day, the occasion that Martin will have out the announcements for the school closing. A few days ago, the Meeting pictures are "Elmo." He looked for in the other future. "THE ARTIST" KANSAS CITY—Last Sunday before Mother's Day, the school was being准营，at the school of the school of Music and Engineering. At Bennester A. M. K. E. Church, corner Tech and Lydia. Womans Day program is held on Monday. The school's feudal morning school of Mrs. Julie Swall, Miss. Goals of Ceremonies, Hermon by the 12th Month of Ravening. Mrs. L. G. Smith. Vice President, Baptist Church, 19th and 21st floor; morning services at 11:00clock hour. Humms spoke to a crowded house. SCHOOL GIRL? ACTRESS? BUSINESS WOMAN? MARRIED? WHO IS SHE? SINGER? DEBUTANTE? NURSE? TEACHER? 1. 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I perceived that the women of other races were provided with cosmetics made especially for them. Many centuries ago our race knew the secrets of beauty culture—history sings the praises of Africa's beautiful women; it is even said that Cleopatra, the beauty of all beauties, was of our race, but through the velsatitudes of fortune royal pride was lost, possibly when our forebears were dragged away captives. I believed, and now I know I am right, that the Golden Brown chemists could discover formulas that would do for us what ordinary preparations failed to do. My Golden Brown Beauty Preparations have now been used for ten years and today our pride race is awake. Look about you and see the difference! See the beam of light that shines on our faces. We are married or she may be a detainee. Who is she? In stores, in their homes! Can you dispute me when I say our girls and our women are—the most charming the world has ever known! So now, when Golden Brown Beauty Preparations are at the touch of all, being most moderately sold and sold by drugsters everywhere who appreciate our trade, I am searching for her who mos. truly exemplifies the beauty of our group. Expense will not be a factor. Thousands of dollars will be spent in nationwide advertising going to every nook and cranny of America, for she may be an obscure country girl—she may be a trained nurse, a lawyer's secret an acorn, a bride or she may be a detainee. Who is she? When I find her I will make her famous. I will dress her in fine clothes. I will present her with a luxurious car for her very own. She will be the most sought-after of our race. Will she be a Nominate your favorite vote for her—it costs you nothing. 5 Grand Free Trips to Atlantic City All Expenses Paid And that's not all! In addition to the free trip to Atlantic City, each of the five national Prize Winners (shoe receiving highest number of votes regardless of nationality) will be invited to a treasureau - gowns, hats, hostess, shoes, etc. Atlantic City *start now* - elle *the Nomination* *start now* - your own name or the name of a friend. It costs you nothing. Guthers then dollars of dollars in pence, thousands of dollars of dollars in dollars, thousands of dollars Votes are free. You get them with every package of these wonderful preparations. You can use them for 100 preparations, 100 votes with the 50-cent package, or just use the Golden Bowl anymore—simply continue to use them and send in the votes. You can get the number of your church and your family to vote. Then madam Mamie Hightower® got a Golden Bowl. Madam Mamie Hightower® got a Golden Bowl. Madam Mamie Hightower® got a Golden Bowl. Lip Stick, Face Powder, Makram and the Vanilla Cream and Cream Cold. Use them. YOU can er or you can nomin your acquaintance This is a stupendous undertaking. Maltae's expense to find the most beautiful girl of our age, she wants you in the context. If you do not, you're in the wrong place. Watch papers and periodicals for news of the Hightower for advice and she will tell you who millions of packages of Golden Brown Ointos Rouge, Talcum, Vacishing Cress, Cold Cress ratings are now used annually. That means somebody. Why not for you or your candidate asking your friends for them. If they don't like they are and they will use Golden Bees. The Race...Back Your Edge with each Golden Brown for 25 cents you will judge's decision. or 50 votes. With each cents a coupon for $10 Madam Manor Chemical Co., De to you. He sure you get that bear a public can enter this Nat a can nominate a friend. Men—no acquaintances to give you vote com- deracting. Malame Mamie Hightower will aspire no beautiful girl of our group in America. She needs your career. If you donot enter the wants you to nom- your friends to vote, send in all the votes you can- be for news of the contest. Write to Malame Mamie Golden Brown Gintment, Hair Dressing, Face Powder, Green, Cold Cream and other Golden Brown Pops also. That means millions of costs for you or your candidate? You can get these votes by it. If they donot use Golden Brown tell them how will use Golden Brown to find rules of the con- sist to your friend's get this help. ack Your Favorite to Win! awarded the crown entirely on her merits. The Judges' choice will be final. 11. All nominations must be addressed to Madame Mamie Hightower, can Golden Brown Chandal Green, Dusty II, and The 12. Positively no nominations will be accepted that bear a postmark later than midnight. July 15, YOU can enter this National Beauty Contest This is a stupendous undertaking. Malmere Manle Highlite will wipe out the expense to find the best group of our group A (Malmere Manle Highlite) to help you with your friend. All ask your friends to vote. final in the votes you can. Watch papers and periods for the content. Write to Malmere Manle Highlite. Millions of packages of Golden Brown Ointment, Hair-Dressing, Face Powder, Rouge, Talcum, Vocalishing Cream, Cold Cream and other Golden Brown Preparations are now used annually. That means millions and millions of voices for somebody. Why not for you or your candidate? You can get these votes by asking your friends for them. If they do not use Golden Brown tell them how fine they are and then they will use Golden Brown too. Great rules of the comfort. Have this next. How it to your friends! get their help. 15. Contact second host, 15, 1913, and no vets will be accepted until midnight of that date. You will be required to present a valid ID, date of birth, or date of death for admission to your college. Enrolls with inappropriate post-graduate status. The judge will be a com- week during the c ates of the five most noted 15. Every wom ewour's four group. These employees of G't tanding that their decisions of entry will be impartial and un- blossed and the lucky October 1st in lea winner will be candidates notifie 14. Helpful suggestion will be made during the contest. Watch for them. 15. Every woman will our group if eligible except employees of God's Green Chemical Co. Accept of entry October 1st in leading periodicals and the successful candidates notified by registered letter. lence MUST be sent to MacMICAL CO., Memphis, Tenn. will receive prize earned. the bed the bench the library DENNISON — Sunday School nice classmates attended through the down pacing of the bedside. F. H. Davis delivered a wonderful speech on the minibus ride of Phineas the con-G. U. O. of F. C. celebrated their public barriner. Officials A. P. A. and with Surrell, Master of Ceremonies, the Five judges, leaders of our race, impartial and fair, will select Miss Golden Brown, confer upon her and will present her with this wonderful car to her be very warm. Would you like it? Then get in the race and get your friends to help you. Enter this National Benefit a friend. Men—nominate your son to give you vote coupons. Get them. Highlighter will spare no effort to help her wants you to nominate her son to give you vote coupons. Write to Maxine Mamee. Her dressing, Pam Powell, and millions of votes by the public will help older Brown tell them about the contest of the new help. Vote to Win! Specially on her letters. The address to be addressed to Miss Golden Brown C. M. Mamee, Teen Center, 100 North Avenue, midnight until July 15. our trade, I am searching for her who moss, truly exemplifies the beauty of our group. Expense will not be a factor. Thousands of dollars will be spent in nationwide advertising going to every nook and cranny of America, for she must be a lawyer, a lawyer's secretary, an actress, she may be married or she may be a debaucher. Who is she? When I find her I will make her famous. I will dress her in fine clothes. I will present her with a luxurious car for her very race. She will be the most sought-after woman in our race. Will you help me? Nominate your favorite, vote for her - it costs you nothing. will be decorated for the occasion and Golden Brown will entertain the five Golden Brown girls in the most lavish and sensual manner. A reception committee of 50 guests will be invited to dinner, the beach, the boardwalk, gayety, fame, fortune Real Beauty Contest your sweetheart or wife. Get them to working for you. Here is a NOMINATION BLANK. Fill it in and send it in NOW. Nominate yourself or your sister, without sweetheart or friend NOMINATION BLANK 10,000 VOTES! This blank, when properly filled in and sealed of once in Golden Diamond, will be awarded to the National Golden Brown Beauty Contest. Diamond-shaped vases in the National Golden Brown Beauty Contest. Writing vases will be required to say one candidate. Send photos of your vases to our mailing list or our mailing list of our leading Rite Papers or Magazines. Your vases will be mailed to us. To the girl in each state who gets the gift card, you can not get enough vouchers on a trip to Atlantic City, will be given a perfectly wonderful diamond ring. You will be able to buy the pieces here are prices worth having. They will be selected by Madame Mane Highway in New York. You can buy each and each ring will be in a beautiful box. You can win one of these rings with your gift card or have a friend nominate you. In that way you get 10,000 votes to start. Then you can choose the Golden Beauty. Preparation and get your friends to save them for the holidays.