Dallas Express

Knights of Pythias Royally Welcomed to Waco Noel Brothers Tried, Convicted and Sentenced to Die in Chair June 28 SPECIAL TRIAL WITH NO SPECTATORS HELD LAST THURSDAY WHEN PRISONERS PLEAD GUILTY TO CRIMES WHICH SHOCKED STATE AND COUNTY LORENZO, NORL. Frank N. OEL Frank and Lorenzo Noel, brothers testimony as before and in addition who confessed to the assault charges identified a voice, found in the post probed. In the case, the person, of whom the murder of Flynn on June 26, 1881, was a member of a family of the品质 of Flynn. On June 26, 1881, the man who was well as a servant of other robbers entered with the testimony of Mr. Smith, who was a member of the family of the品质 and the defense common law. He said and sentenced to death in the questions and no defense. The criminal was not found in the criminal Dietlef Court, preended jury by Judge Pippen as before, and every 10th Jubilary Court was speedily held in the court. The trial were speedily held in the court and both concerned Jens than an announced a rejetet Identical will be held in the court and the trial and the only persons to be sentenced to death were from the court and the trial, and the trial was进行中. The trial was继续进行中. Frank, Neal was the first to be released after his arrest. He posted nine past night. He pleaded guilty to the charge as read and after the trial, he was acquitted. The only witnesses for the trial were Neal and Frank. At 10:12 the Jury filed book into Neal's case. The jury announced that a witness was announced. A few minutes later, the field of the court was filled and he brought up and entered his plea. He was given a sentence. Mr. Steer was nukled called to the court. PENSACOLA, Fla., June 6—(A. N. P.)—Joseph R. Kirk, white, a private in the United States Marine Corps stationed at the navy yard here, was sentenced to twenty years in the Federal Prison at Atlanta, Georgia, after being found guilty of a charge of second degree murder in connection with the death of a Colored woman whom he carved to death here last November. Kirk with a companion met the dead woman, at a lonely spot near the city. Next day she was found tied to a tree, her body literally cut in shreds. The woman's companion, Alanne Mason, 18, confessed that Kirk and his companion were the two man she and the dead woman had met the day before. Police found blood strained clothing on Kirk which he had worn the day before. The case attracted much attention. The companion was freed. SUSPEND BOISTEROUS POLICEMAN IN N. J. CAMDEN, N. J. June 6 (A. N. Williams), writes, will be impressed by Mayer King Monday afternoon, pending an investigation of charges of conduct that he said to have fired fired shots in an attack on the police station. The colored man in Colored Lane at Kahn Avenue and Mayer King ordered their guns, and the police station. The police station, all of which he approached the corner in an arcade, was guarded by a man. A group of colored men were standing guard in conversation concerning drugs in and using william's solvers at the feet of the men. They were the officers of the fledgling officers to Chief J. David COLORED SERVANTS WIN WILL CONTEST LEXINGTON, KY. June 6—A. N. P.)—In a court decision, handed down this week the will of the late John T. Hughes, wealthy white Kentucky turman bequeathing the majority of his estate valued at $200,000 was upheld relative of Hughes's own. The property and some money of the deceased Kentucky was willed to Ellen Davis-his 84-year-old Negro housekeeper and her son, Robert E. Hurxes, the natural son of the dead man. Miss Davis gets the home-stead and its valuable furnishings in addition to a few hundred acres farm. Her son is given a 100 acre farm and other moneys. Another servant is willed a 20 acre farm. Miss Davis and Hughes were of the same age. It has been announced that she was born in the same year. The Dallas Express W. L. DICKSON TAKES EXPRESS TO TASK IN ODD FELLOW CONTROVERSY The Express is taken to task by to him and if H. itera not turnt Rev. W. L. Dickson in a letter in re- Houston. he he would not move to the Express. I have more than 25 years. I have the Dallas Express. I have read the Dallas Express. I have read the Dallas direction. King to Dallas administration. King to Dallas administration. I always looked to the Dallas Express. I always looked to the Dallas Express. I always looked to the Dallas Express. from every angle. I that your paper would give her color from every angle. at the way you seem to ditch around United. Of Odd. Of Fellows. Why and status of Odd. Of Fellows. you afraid of Secretary. Hide it. You are not afraid the public wants you. You are not afraid the public wants you. You are a great woman. I know you are a great woman. I know you are a great woman. I know The public is entitled to the facts of the report. The present the report is not more than the Texts that, when everywhere, and should not stand back or friendship and keep the people in the dark on this way important question. I am-asking you to give us the facts as you are them as an editor. Very respectfully. W.L.D.-D-M-R The second letter is as follows: Dallas, Texas, May 28, 1935. To the Dallas Express: Please permit me to say, I have returned from Houston. I went there on business for the Orphanage: I was back through Austin and find of the people are prosperous and in a healthy condition throughout the country. Odd Fellowship Odd Fellowship and Its general condition seems to be the topic of the people in Houston, got the information that Mr. J. W. Riddle was in Houston last week or week before last and made a general demand that the customer of the old Fellowship be turned over. NEW YORK, N. Y. June 5—(4. N. P.)—That the proposed tour of Deputies representing South America, and disputes the ranking. Negro government official of the world is apparently about to be a part of the United States to make a tour of the United States and local committees were organized by the municipal office of the House of Lectures appears to be written to the municipal office as before in the form of his own comment has been expressed to the House of Lectures. He has been an individual of the United States. A. M. E. ALUMNI TO ORGANIZE Philadelphia, Pa. June 5—Rev. Henry A. Arnett, secretary of the A. M. E. Church made public today, the plan to organize the Alumni Association which was temporarily launched at the Kittrell College Meeting of the Board in February. There are two of the various A. M. E. Church schools in this country and abroad, among them some of the good-promised students such as disinvoluted persons of the A. M. E. Church school group of the A. M. E. Church School, where the A. M. E. Church is a Flipped World. The Flipped World is a Flipped World of Deputies of the House of Lectures, and others. This will be the largest of the most important to the committee on information. The committee has been a key part of the National Association for the Association of the House of Lectures and Organizations. AKES EXPRESS TO FELLOW CONTROL to him and if it were not turned, he would have him no move to obliteration. I have this to say, I may have been an Old Fellow for more than a century and I must be just as sure that he would not move to obliteration of the Old Fellow Temple to the over the State of Texas. Should he occupy that Temple, he would be $20,000 a year as Secretary General to the State of Texas. Should he be hiked and women and Hildreth he gets everywhere he goes, Mr. Green, neither one of his custodians nor that of that building, nor our boys and girls and for more lowland and it should not be nar- Mr. H. G. Goree, our District Grand Master is a good man and has done a noble work but he is a sick man and ought not to be worried with anything. Mr. Riddle becomes very dilligent and very precautious and very particular about the expense of the Grand Lodge. He attempts to set up a big bureau by saying that the Commissioner or Insurance told him to manage that building until the debt is paid. The Commissioner of Insurance never told him any of this thing and has nothing on earth to do with it. The Odd Pelliams borrowed that money from the Endowment Department and do not owe any one but themselves. There is no one trying to hood winks and blind the people over the hiprotiem that the Commissioner of Insurance said this or that the Commissioner of Insurance had not any other way to do with it. Riddle ought not stop in kind of progresg. Let Mr. Riddle get his figure straight and straight and his books and he will be in business and he will can say another use. We can open out eyes and begin to look around and see just where we are sitting. The Odd Fellows in their Grand Lodge session should select manager for the Odd Fellow's Temple and the Custodian should not be Pro. J. H. Riddle. I take the opportunity here and now to warn you of men that are in of Find Turpentine Operators Guilty of Peonage Pensacola, Fla. - June 6—(A, N. P.)—A Federal jury here found M. R. Davis and Charles Land, turpentine operators and three other persons guilty on all counts of poonage. It is alleged that they were charged with peonage involving involuntary servitude on the part of Colored workers on the famous D.A.s farm. The jury was all night reaching a verdict. NEW YORK, N. Y., June 8—A. M. Brown, a native of New York and Rafaelian diamonds and gold as a source of a dwarf wealth. The quail is a native of New York and grows within the sound of the road. Birmingham Corporation, according to a statement, said it has acquired extensive oil rights in the United States to promote intensive prospecting and development in the region to prove mammoth rich. Many wells already have been opened, and in this section, they say the potential of Oklahoma and, with many Indian reservations, promises to yield a large amount of oil. PALATKY, June 6, 6 (A-N) In this state where a boy was killed in a fire and an died of heart failure when she was born her murdered Neighbor was sentenced to twenty years for killing a Negro woman, history is being made. While the above mentioned events that shows the bright side of the Negro community this little city, fifty-four miles from where they were based the most notable that a Negro order, Order 10, and the K. O. of the state jail, and the K. O. of the state jail, they have ever held in the campground. They held in the Baldwin A. M. K. Church on Tuesday afternoon dawn parade was held at the campground. Two light parade and fireworks display were held in the church. A spectacular display was held on Wednesday at Whitewater. The Garrett Cottied Cross Contest was held on Thursday at Grand Marquette in which over 4000 people marched from the street to the library food instituted. O TASK IN ODD OVERY BROWNWOOD MOB HELD BACK BY SHERIFF HBOWNWYW, Texas, June 4— A crowd of men estimated at about 1,000 attended the Sheriff's m. l.a. last Sunday and demanded of sherriff that he be given over to them the Negro, John Smith, tried here Mennon charged with the killings. He moved to a manhole in Man County, two-weeks ago, and moved have on change of "vendue" and could not have the Negro, and A. Rush war made for the front door, and Adams and another, deputy who were inside the jail, armed with shotgun itself and his deputies were tipped off by a telephone message from the way to firewound in cars placed his deputies inside the jail — place his deputies inside the jail. Mayor Fred S. Abbey and District Attorney Walter U. Early were sent for and spoke to the crowd briefly to the effect that the Negro would go to trial Monday and that the law should be permitted to take its course. A parley was held by Sheriff Miss with a man who was apparently the leader, just before the rush was made on the jail. Duty Adams told the crowd that he would kill the first man who attempted to force his way into the jail and this seemed to have the necessary effect, as the crowd gradually dispersed after milling around for a considerable time. Daughter Gina Fire Alarm Sheriff Miss lives in the jail and when the crowd came his mother and daughter, Miss Barbara, were at home. Miss Barbara closed the door and at a turn round in the yard. She was response but no the fireman to disperse the crowd. One hundred and eight men a special venturetownmen have been summed and the case was called a clock Monday morning. June 1 No rangers are here and no furthe trouble is anticipated. "YELLOW CHARLESTON REFUSES OPERATION OBRSNOING, N. Y., June 4-A. N. P.—Although he is under sentence of death for murder, Julius Miller, atas "Yellow Charleston," refused. His consent Friday to an operation for appendicitis at Sing Bing Hospital on the ground that he might die under the knife. "Yellow Charleston" is the man who was recently shot and killed by Wilkins, the sportsmant of New York. N. Y. CITY IS ALL IN GALA ATTIRE AS FORTY FIRST GRAND LODGE BRINGS SPECIAL TRAIN LOADS OF PYTHIANS AND CALANTHIANS IN FOR ANNUAL MEET. ORDER IS RICHEST OF ITS KIND IN AMERICA. HAS ASSETS OF $656,973.69. Those who direct the affairs of the richest Negro Pythian Jurisdiction in the world W.A.O.T. (New Year's Day) June 8—There can be no doubt but that Waco is attempting this week, to prove to the world that it is regretful the loss of Grand Chancellor W. S. Willis from among its citizenship. All over this city there are evidences of welcome to the 41st Grand-Session of the Knights of Pythons that are worthy of the commendation of any group of citizens. The Mayor himself accompanied by the majority of the members of the Board of Commis- alioners were present at the opening session. On Monday night at New Hope Baptist church the Mayor extended a welcome to the Grand Lodge which is unexcellent in all of its forty-one years of excluence. All of the citizens white and black have joined in a supreme effort to make this the greatest occasion which the richest Negro K. of P. Jurisdiction has ever enjoyed. B. ROOYKLYNN, N. Y., June 8—(A. N. P.)—In a recent letter to Dr. H. H. Proctor, one of the members of the Greater Folk Committee, Paul D. Clores, chairman of the Board of Trustees and son of the founder of Fisk University, takes cognisance of the entire train of exiles which led to the recent disturbances at the institution and outlines plans of the board of trustees to deal with each and every problem as soon as it is able. The Information sent to Rev. Proctor is for the use of other alumni members of the Greater Fisk Committee; Mrs. Booker, T. Washington, Miss Sophia Boaz, and John M. Gandy, Thomas E. Imborden, James & Robinson, and F. A. Stew. Mr. Crayath writes that after a trip to Nashville, in which many conferences were held, it believes that on all questions of principle, there is complete access to the part of your Committee, and the rest of the The� means of the members of what the Trustees have chosen to call the Interim Administration Committee are given, with Mr. Hingeworth Wood, vice president of Trusts, as chairman and president. which automatically makes Professionals' duties qaen at the university of New York. The trustees propose to height up the administration of the available man for his presidency by the serious suggestion that Prof. Harold M. Hunt, the president, should represent the board of trustees, the latter representing on the board of trustees was appointed in order to participate in the decision. In effect, this decision takes on with your committee (D. Hunt) the responsibility to take on with your committee (D. Hunt). (Continued on page 4) MRS. J.C. FRAZIER IS HONORED BY HOWARD UNIVERSITY OFFICERS WILLED MONDAY A New department on the program of the Grand Jury is being won on Monday night in the church of Dec. 2. N. Jenkins, the Memorial Courtroom of the City Museum will have died during the year were being honored by the city council in a inauguration of grand jersey honors in the court room after being honored by the city council in a inauguration of grand jersey honors on Monday morning the Grand Jury proceeded and Jenkins and Kaiden are in which the brave Grand Jury secretrer, his colleague, the other artificer, his colleague, and the first person that before the closing of the first session by a wann- tle, Mrs. J.C. FRAZIER HOWARD O On June 15th, Mrs Julia Caldwell Prater, well known teacher of Lauren and the Household of Birth of this Mate will be the guest-of-his Alma Mater. Hauver-University, the institution that the education degree of Master of Arts as the result of Jee subadult work in the education class having the school, Prater was advised of the centre of the school to thus honor him in a letter from Dr. Kinnett J. Scott, Secretary-treasurer. Distinctive in Service Always Progressive ed to GRAND LODGE BRINGS MEET. ORDER IS RICH West Negro Pythian Jurisdiction to Waco BRINGS SPECIAL TRAIN LOADS ER IS RICHEST OF ITS KIND IN Jurisdiction in the world mourn vote the whiten of the ebbest year selected for the 'contingent year', 1915. (The 1915 vote was W. S. Willis, Grand Chancellor; W. K. Kirchen, Grand Vice Chancellor.) DR. R. K. Hamilton, Grand Medical Dr. R. K. Wells, Grand Attorney, J. K. Smith, G. K. of M. K. S. Sec- cret Board of Directors, J. Hughes, J. Jackson, J. H. Hines, J. S. Jenkins, Jackson, J. H. Hines, J. S. Jenkins, Simmons in Master Response of Mayo State Hospital, address of Mayo State who com- mitted to the University of Texas and was particularly fond of Wilkins for his aplaid leadership of Simmons, well known as unique using the platform content of R IS HONORED BY UNIVERSITY of the school and Dr. J. Stanley Drake, Professor. Danielle, President of the school. She matriculated in Howard University, Washington, D. C., from Columbia University, where she studied in that institution was graduated with a B. degree. Since graduation she has served on the school of education, Martin's School of Howard University and Columbia. She has served as the principal of GF School, Parker Jr. High, Hall were among her teachers, she corresponded with her teachers, and participated in Northwestern University's "everyday interview" course. Intern 30. Dallas has been teaching in the U.S. for years. Dallas's many years and for the last 15 years she has been the head of the Latin Department. Many young men and women scattered throughout the country have been pupils of her, and here in Dallas, some of the prominent business men—lawyers, doctors and teachers—are products of her hand-work. On March the 2nd, Mrs. Praxler received from President J. Stanley Durke of Howard University, the following letter: Howard University. Washington: D. C. Office of the Secretary-Treasurer: Bennett J. Scott, A. M. L. L. Secretary. Secretary. March Friday June Mr. 18th C. Fraser, 1234 10th Street. Continued on Page 8 --- PRICE FIVE CENTE race declared that "it was good to be a member of the Negro race." I am a member of the Negro race, said he, by touch at late, and a member of the white race by a touch of divinity. The hand of Almighty God is readily seen in the fact that these two splendid peoples have been placed side by side on this, that's most productive spot in the whole of God's green foot stool. Our white people, said he, spend too much time trying to help everybody but the Negro. He then speaks of the millions spent during the war and of the loans made to Europe. Following this he declined that "the Negro does not want the white man's place, he merely wants the white man to sleep up higher, on the ladder of civilization and permit the Negro to occupy the round that he is now standing on." Simmons extolled Grand Chancel Continued on Page 8 NUTTER TO RUN FOR STATE SENATE ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. June 6—Iraca Nutton, lawyer and former Republican North- ern Senator, was elected race for the Republican con- solation for State Senator. His containing, balancing the names of 1888 voters, has been ac- counted to 100 percent. A. Baird. NEGROES OF VIRGINIA PLAN TO VOTE NEGROES OF VIRGINIA PLAN TO VOTE MICHELIN was the 6-year-old of this city, who carefully planning to burst the bonds of disfranchisement as it pertains to primary elections and voting in this State. According to attorney J. L. Pollard, leading Negro politician of this city who ran for attorney general of this state while John Mitchell Jr. ran for Governor on the Republican ticket in Virginia, a few years ago. These men polied a tremendous vote on this occasion; so much so, in fact, that it around a degree of fear among the people who knew of the lotterman of the democratic party in Virginia. Definitely results of the voting was never made known to the public; according to lawyer Pollard it is their aim to enter Negro candidates, if they can be nominated, in the race for the positions ofblack, white, and other groups in the next primary. It has been nearly twenty-five years since a Negro held any while office in the city. 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The 14th of July, $2.40 will be held on the 1st staff. Don't fall to come out and make this the bluest in the first. The Feamount Royal Giants went to the Alexandriq, La. Sunday and rounhes on the Alexandriq club to the turn of 12. The Durdens Orchestra with the assistance of the Melody Boys will return to the 1st staff. The "James Church on Well" is the first of the two new news. The Dusty Express. You find it is every day in the way of the "Solo" and the home of all Race papers $431. Forythe, St Mrs. Waller Moore Mr. J. J. "Lion" and "Psyche" Mr. Ron Cabrion were the students of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shotwy Sunday in Alexandria. The Mr. Shotwy trip was the first to the St Greting trip over the city in his big wild Studebaker. MAY CITY — Rev. J. H. Emple closed a successful revival with several accessions and seven for the 10th and 11thdays. The "Raised Rings" at 10 O'Keephare Lights of Pykina and Court of Salary the assembled in Enstrier in the first of the 10th year. 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She could see them there as friend hubby is a way during the day but from theிரar and theிரar's place, her life is few and far between us who has business always from home thus giving them to the end of the time. But if you get back to theிரar's place, you'll get up a good parties the Matrons get to theிரar, and are the other two while hubby attends various meetings—confident that his better life doesn't dream of being a man who can "find" them. What fish most men are. Mr. "Iparkplug", you're, wrong no, use taking it that way you are popping off, that women all look very good. "Iparkplug" is a good one of them any good. Wise cracks like that is like ice water in "Hair" doesn't mean anything. Even if you know that even at this present moment you are father for the life. It is the most important thing to be the life. It has to be more cautious as a hubby is half wise now. Miss Eyes will say to that Matron who called a certain Jeffu Nean a few nights are telling him about the life of the first time he was a good man. He was a little younger, and I still you, the same thing about your husband, and I am not a friend of "wise" because they can do the same with you if they so deal-ed. Miss Eyes was near when you were "knocking" the little office. I was very much so much the little flapper is all the smile and the more you talk about me she will find it is too bad you haven't found out yet, that you hurt yourself. Miss Eyes knows of a married bachelor with a great about quoiking. He knows over- whelming stories of brave friends everywhere by heart, and by person. Now Miss Eyes wonders lady who has been a sweetest of this world, and who has been the shop quite frequently. BROTHERHOOD I CONSTRUCTION IN BOX This letter is but one chance to show the excitement of heart- heartiness, behind the attack launched by this great 100,000 $C Corporation. There are similar, and more powerful and than required to run the grid, which is required to run the Corporation, but being of an in- veteran, it is out before "Ethiopia's War of The Brotherhood has never had any fight with or against the American Realty and Construction Co., nor has this Realty Co., been the means of furnishing bread to men? Here, (and their families) of the Brotherhood but the Brotherhood has done what construction work this concern has had to do such as it was — that because there were no other men here to do — but Brotherhood men, that it, Colored mechanics of any consequence; and they were always pleased to do it. But when the American Realty Company accepted a contract for some work that it knew was objections to the Brotherhood, and for which it knew members of the Brotherhood had refused to bid it deliberately did so with the one object in view, and that it was to allow itself to become a visible thought helpless weapon of attack in the hands of an unscrupulous thought in Young man when you tell "Dallas" it might have been a country boy. But Dallas is a city now, and if you are going to live among them, you can't get grouchy--grouchy, you can't get grouchy--grouchy, you can't get grouchy--grouchy as green as you are. Miss Ilyes wishes you to "drop all, all those people and tell them about you and entertain them by your performances." If a child plays with fire he will be burned by fire. Miss Ilyes would love to see a car go out with her husband sometimes, band to the show or other social friends. She may be seen most likely of course she says her husband's best of her privileges to her when the turning point is when she will take what she is giving. Miss Eyes war on the line when a certain quiet, unscoring very digged-up, unapparently typical backdrop called "partial" young lady (new arrival) at an unusually late hour at night to make a date for that same night. Now Miss Eyes wants to advise that even if this young lady did get into the wrong�ging place being a stranger in the city, she is nevertheless a Te-speetable young lady and doesn't receive callers at that hour. So make your dates earlier and perhaps you will meet with more success. We have all kinds of "Clubs" that do all kinds of things. but Miss Eyes is never-looking. But it's all the biggest thing that's done. "Gossyp," he stop goal-ing no much to this one and that one and so more work than Miss Eyes. Now I have anything to talk about concerning he "Clubs" REPLIES TO COMPANY ON COMPANY YCOTT AFFAIR. visible mates-mied combination. It was the Reality-Co's misfortune-not the Brotherhood's The Brotherhood simply remained steadfast and consistent declining to have anything to do with any of that particular work according to the passed covering this particular case, and in acting as it did it was simply adhering to a role that one called "Rather than a member of the Brotherhood," then a member of the Board of Directors) helped to make, and then into a manner defending and protecting the rest of the group are the California and others in taking the form that 41 did. And in the regard to his biological role of offer, Brotherhood has suffered no loss in the first year of the life of the Brotherhood, and one Calicoteate, Nor does it stand accused of claiming the rest of the group into the down-referring to "Incompetent" in the American Realty Co's statement. But this individual has certainly given the Brotherhood a new impetus that is encontaging and reassuring. To say the result. The number of its friends is steadily Increasing and its volume of business is expanding in the United States. In the American Realty and Construction Co., to the contrary not with standing. The Brotherhood holds no need against this big $50,000.00 Corporation. It simply started out to ex THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1923 press a regret that such a 'Big con- ern' should allow itself to be used as such a little smoke screen. And in all sincerely it believes it has succeeded in doing so. Special committee appointed by the Brotherhood. HONEY GROVE — Mrs. Ella Taylor is having her house on the corner of 5th and railroad Street re- modeled: Dr. Williams is the Architect of it, when it is finished. Mrs. Taylor will move in it. Arrivals — Miss Odessa, Logan of By Large N **BIG SIX-147:** Rev. Tom Smith switched from Sunday to Monday, Ms. Amy Tebby is reported working week for Willis Point, a local business that will work for Willis Point and serve the community. The week over summer, she served at Javine High School, where she graduated from high school and staked her life with admiration for her honeysuckle flowers. She will be McDill's left the city night. Colored Sanitarium and Bath House OPERATIONS: Major and Minor operations, by competent Surgeons, Bath, operations, medicine, hotel and all accommodation may be had at this or other place. FURTHER information, address or call DR. MOORE, Phone 338-W. Box 592 TEAGUE, TEXAS. The above is the exact likeness of the Mercy Hospital to be built, in Benton, Texas, for the benefit of its members. This organization pays $7.00 per week in case disability from a injury or accident or Flood, Burn and Nursing absolutely free in this Hospital, and $150.00 Buidal Benefit for $125 per month. Absolutely no taxes of any kind to Dr. Sullivan House. Special inducement offered to any individual who can organize 15 or more men, women and children, between the ages of 14 and 25 in any community where there is no local body. Deposit wanted anywhere. FAMOUS STAR REVEALS SECRET HONEY GROVE — Mr. ELLT Taylor is a having bar house on 18th o'clock, and he has been on the bus for a number of days, and I am interested. Dr. Williams is the Architect, of it, when it is flatbeds. Mr. Taylor is a living man. Trevor, Miss Odessa, Logan of Lankton University; Miss Ida Fendleton of Blackwood; Miss J. E. Phelan; Miss J. E. Phelan is all smiles since Mr. Hydrow is better known as Mandel Day; I am in town. He is the prosporing wedding on June 7th of Mr. Richard Logan and Miss Ella Mac Harfield. Mr. ELLT Taylor is the son of the Honey Grove last week was a financial successor Rev. Klineham, who was born in 1849. He was born in the church. One soul was added to the church. At night, Rev. J. W. Smith preaches the old man, who is the son of Mr. Joseph Williams, Mrs. Minerva Ingleman, Mrs. M. H. Grant, are glad to be born. Mr. ELLT Taylor is the best-boster, Prof. and Mrs. W. F. Pondleton, Mrs. T. A. Smith, Van. Ger. J. J. Perdue and Hubble Howe motorized to Fonham last Thursday to wit. He has been at the office on the 1st of May, when he has been at the office on the 2nd of May, when he has been at the office on the 3rd of May. Mr. A. Smith is a first-hand man. Mr. W. Taylor was a firm man. Mr. W. Taylor was born in Dallas last week. Mrs. Taylor was born in and Mr. A. A. Miller was born in the South of the East of P. and the Court of Calanthe and Ludice. The following year, the Ladders are the most common Middle Wallace last Sunday. Rev. Lynch of Honham, Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Nosey Logan, and the son of the Nosey. Mr. Raymond, C. B. Smith, Leon and James. Tom Jackson, Isolaுத Tom Raymond, C. B. Smith, Leon and James. Tom Jackson, Isolauth Thomas. Howard, Rev. on a fishing trip last Wednesday. Mr. Homer, Homer and Mr. Homer are in the city of New York on business last Sunday. Missฯ Tice and T. C. Miles. Eileie, the son of the Smith-Richard son, notared to Wolfe City last Friday night. ORGANIZERS WANTED To work for the Golden Rule of the Word. Please be considerate and contract to work during the great congratulations delivered by the Golden Hole of the World. Also Elim Bc. Dallas, Texas Special Bargains DIAMOND RINGS and WATCHES. Quality Gua Bargains in Leather Good GARONZIK JEW 1212 Main Street Colored Sanitarium TEAGUTI C. H. L. MOORE, M. BATHS: American Hot Spray for all diseases. OPERATIONS: Major and M. Surgeons. Baths, open accommodations may further information. Phone 338-W. Box 802 The above is the exact IH be built and owned and control TBIS of MICROV in Decemb members. This organization Disability from either Dickson and Nursing abbreviation first in Indic Benefit for $1.25 per mo kind to The Suprane House. Special Induction offer giving 15 or more man, women of 14, 16 and 59 in any commun Deputies wanted everywhere. MHS. M. S. RIDDLE, Ss Box 209, D. Under Insurance Department Free Offer We will give two hours of Hair, Makeup and Beauty Ointment absolutely free with application of every rate of Hc-Je Quinna Hair Draping for $1.00. Lincoln," Nebraska, May 31—Dr. C. C. Harper, of Dallas, Texas, acknowledged as one of the greatest Negro franchises. In closing a gospel campaign today, which he has been conducting at the Mt. Zion's Baptist Church of Lincoln, Record crowds of both white and black people have been in attendance. People have driven from Omaha to Lincoln, a distance of twenty-five miles, in large numbers, to hear this Texas preacher who grips his audience with such masterful eloquence as makes them think it is worth while going a distance to hear. The Social organizations of Lincoln will give a tea Monday in home as of Dly Harper, and he will leave for Omaha, Monday night, and from there to Kansas City. His great church in Dallas, Texas, will hear him the first Sunday in June. FORMER DALLAS WOMAN COMMENTS WITH FAVOR HER OLD HOME Mrs. Gilee Mae Wima, formerly of Witty city and now of El Paso, while visiting here recently made this remark. Ultrium and Bath House BAGUE, TEXAS M. D. Owner and Mer. Spotting System. Medicated Baths Minor operations, by competent operations, medicines, hotel and all may be had at this one place. Por- tion, address or call DR. MOORE. TRAGUE, TEXAS St. Louis of the Mercy Hospital to controlled by the SONS and DAUHOR- NION, Texas, for the benefit of its ation pays $1.00 per week in case a guest or accident or Room. Board in this Hospital, and $150.00 Bu- mth. Absolutely no taxes of any interested to any individual who can or canonize and children. The area uniquely where there is no local body, are. 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FILIPINO OF CALIFORNIA FIRST IN SERVICE The Express is given to understand that Mayor Blaylock and the Board of Commissioners in a conference last week with members of the Welfare Department made it known that there should be no more permits for roolting funds given to those who would do this for the purpose of building churches; that in the doing of such things, there would be no more permits in such情形 would urge them to do this thing for themselves without outside aid. MEMBER NATIONAL NEGRO PRESS ASSOCIATION. There may be those among us who feel that this action on the part of the city officials is a curtailment of the work of The Lord; that any sort of efforts at establishing a house of worship should be contributed to by members of the general public; but another view of the matter seems to justify the position of the officials. There is no reason to feel that the Creator would make any difference as to service of Him between the efforts of men in different things connected with worship; and that the same efficiency in the performance of his daily tasks as in attending church service on Sunday. There is as much religion in the creation of a home for one's children as in any other thing and so, in thinking thus and relating the service of the church to the welfare of the people, it is possible to realize that the same rules which govern one, may govern others. For instance, one does not seek the assistance of his neighbors, by begging to build his home; he does not, in dire need of aid, ask funds for the clothing of his family, for the care of his children; that these are tasks which it is his own duty to perform without the assistance of outside aid. And, if his ability to make money is not as great as that of another, he satisfies himself with the provisions which his income; he wears a suit of clothes which he cannot afford a conveyance of his own. In short, he lives within his means and does not complain at his fate nor does he demean himself by begging others to do these things for him. He feels this beneath his dignity. He has pride in his Published every Saturday morning in the Year of 1800 Swiss Avg. by Entered at Post Office at Dallas, Texas as second-place matter under Act of Congress, March, 1879. TE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (Incorporated) DALLAS, TXAS Foreign Advertising Representative: W. W. Jiff Company, 604 North Harbor Street, New York, NY W. W. 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AND THE END IS NOT YET Our papers last week, recorded two very significant occurrences which deserve mention for the season that they show that the Reason that they show that light is slowly abraded from the darkened vision of our Southern brethren. Palatine in Florida is spending more than $10,000 in getting ready for the entertainment of the Grand Lodge of the Negro Knights of Python in the state of Texas. This is the benefit of the advice of a Negro member in its plan. Some of the improvement. Dr. George W. Carver, generally called the Wizard of Tuskegee was signally honored last week in New York at the all southern exposition by having a special place reserved for the display of the many products which he has discovered from the peanut and the sweet potato. Evidently this booth was one of the features of the exposition which was an advertisement of the progress of the whole South and if its products and industries without regard for color, commented upon him and his display at length. ments which will be made are of a permanent nature and will serve the Negroes or that community at large and judge in the best Georgia, and we feel justified in saying that though we live in Texas, a judge, in giving a charge to a jury, in regard to the lynching of a Negro declared to be guilty of murder, which killed that man was guilty of murder, and should be dealt with accordingly. The spending of that money by the Palatka officials shows plainly by that our money is not spent. The city provides it comes in appreciable amounts and that those cities whether Southern or not welcome our will ligneness to spend it in them. There are countries of having the celebration spelled by the occasional meddling of that element of population which the city officials cannot control and the inability of other trouble of a like-minded person is not the reason you may say. It is. but there has always been the danger of race necessarily shares and benefits. But the best thing to realize in it all is that he made a contribution to the time money in welcome and the smiling man who was unwedded any consideration of the color of his skin or the tones of his hair. And so will it be with the contribution of any person at any place in the world. This leads naturally to the thought, which is all essential to all of us who sometime are prone to feel that the limitations of race are all powerful, Georgia eventually will have that color is incidental as well as prejudicial limitations and restrictions. It is also important to note that the state if the efforts of the inter-communal committee can continue for some time, which adds to the progress of the world, does not cause to seek larger opportunities for the expression of our talents. That is vividly necessary. But we must at all charge to a jury who made such a charge to a jury who would havewitnessed the mob. He could not have The work of time in brings about the changes which seem to happen and then there are signs which print to the coming of a new day, the day of the dead, and the South is slowly awakening to the fact that it cannot make the desired progress half subway, it must make progress, it must help its other half up. Of course it is the two generations that have completely saturated it and the process of the two generations cannot be speedily accomplished. In no far as that it sees the light. The good work Special commendation is due all of those who, in the various parts of the country are directing choruses and seeing to it that the public annually hears the old time songs which were produced by the suffering of our parents in slavery. They may be a reminder of the days which we wish to forge a better future, seem rather to belong to a time which we would rather not be in, and be recorded as a significant part of the musical history of this country and as they will add to the sum total of our racial contribution. Let them be preserved by constant reproduction. ```markdown ``` THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1925 [ ] AH LORD, HOW LONG? Whipped on his back with bide-gone gougery scurried with instruction, and dressed with threats of instant death, with threats of instant cheating from his due wages, and a few of the experiences of George Washington, the pioneer of the Pennsylvania, his Government's case of paucity, his Government's case of paucity, the United States Court. The experience of the mound and his fellow workers make him a lover of a bloody dream. They even have a dream of a democracy that made much more democracy had made much more democracy had made much more democracy. To know in America the land of graves, such unlicensed acts are grave, such unlicensed acts are grave, such unlicensed acts are grave, there is so much yet undone in The beast that is within some men is still a mocker of love and justice; and the laxity that still prevails in Florida and its sister southern states in the preservation of law and order, where Negroes are concerned, is still a mocker of the customs of the United States. Has Florida a competent labor inspection staff which has any semblance of regard for the Negro worker? Does Florida still yearn for the lash and the baying bloodhounds? Is Florida statehood asleep that condensation of peonage is when and notorious? Are there not enough red-blooded men of pride? Why then, should men have different ideas about their services of The Master for whose worship they must build houses? Why should their pride in their own ability to accomplish for Him be any less than that in concerns of their own? If a congregation needs a new church, would there not be more pride in the ownership of a modest building than in the ownership of a large church one secured by the begging of funds by popular methods? And again, is it not an evidence of real service to Him sacrifice for his sake in the doing of His work? For after all, the churches which are built by the several denominations, while they are in a general way the property of the general public are in reality, for the special use of the congregations they are built and so they take the form rather of the homes for congregations which are similar to the homes which men build. COLLISION: Ohlo → If I would be COLLISION, it would it take a whole paper, and then you would have to leave it from running over, for I am certainly as full as a link because I have few things and I have heard When I took my pen in hand to teach me, I was taken to a wife in Newport, Virginia, I but beamed your poor honey things with the旅客 in their bed, and with the旅客 in their bed, and now now now the time that will have a few other things to will have a few other things to All of this is s. id with due regard for the sacredness of the work of all religion but also in the hope that out of this effort of the city officials to relieve the public of the burden which churches, mostly Negro impose on it, there may come a realization that there is worth in it and that probably, Negro worshippers have not realized fully the extent to which afflict this long suffering public in an attempt to make it better burdens which should be borne by individual congregations. When I got through with the Va. to spend just Sunday, and I had to go to the Third Street African Metropolitan Borough, and Harger, pastor. He had gone to see some of the few scattering remarks, and I had to go to some congregation in this town to see some congregation in this town extempt to follow in the footsteps of the late John Jasper. "The Bud was want to be the second edition of the book and the water and the people coming in to touch with the people coming in to touch with the people of the book to break them to the bread of life." HONORING CARVER IN NEW YORK Sunday night I went over to the South Island and spoke with the school teacher who had been when he was called to the Daniel Webster Davis, and they received me gladly, and some of the people who had been in the school through like D. McB�er. Davis to be his brother but he is among the others. He still is still in the field around this sin cursed world. Davis was a great man, and I did not think of him being told that I'm juggled with him and I looked like him when he lived, but not like him dead. I felt that I was a little more like me, with the Rev Dr. M. C. Affen, in his automobile car carriage, he were running there about 1 o'clock Monday morning. Went to sleep and be and then off for buffalo, whet- was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. was a fine visit to this wonderful home. Mr. Williams is a man or of the world. It is a man of hams and other properties. He has the distinction of furnishing some of the world. It is a man of Virginia hams. A few hours were spent there and then off for followed me to the park. I and made it to Richmond, and I am not going to discourage you. I know next to make it to Was ington's home where I must dwell or talk for a while. I was a good one to see the day. I was a very true loved in Washington and especially on Howard University, for there has been a strike there. Up to the top of the river I was the opinion that the students did not exercise common sense in this way. I was not in the school way good. It would appear to me that they want to be the faculty of the school. I would not think make a social affair out of school life instead of getting down to buy my own food to a local business until they get out in the world. They would do it all if they work the teachers obeying their rules. During this strike-some singing, have developed and I was indeed sorry, he was, of them, do not know whether or not you, he heard of them or not, but I do know that I have. I was informed that the President of Howard's Party was given the right of a something of the same kind of a something in Boston. Mass. where one of my people cannot even book in the door. I kanon was a small one and if this be true, he is to truly a helvys man and he does not belong to be at the head of a Regro Institution, but all of this who is the one but I went on the hill, and things were normal up there, and all buy as could be called to see the man, he was. I had to see the Boston, but he was out. He is one more busy man and then are busy times. He is a remarkable man—and I am here in his life. He is a man who is doing all in his power for his people. He lives not for self, but for others. We have to know that Dr. W. H. Jernagin, president of the National Race Congress was right at the stable. With his automobile and the car, and his other car, he is the home, yet something under my belt, and then toted me around during my stay in Washington. He was a man who had his right to match. His son-in-law Mr. Adams was delighted to see me and he took hold of the Dallas program he decided ever in line. He is from Texas. Several days were spent in Washington, but did not call on the President. Both We wonder what the followers of Garvey think, now that the first Mrs. Garvey has taken the lecture platform and begun the exposing of the slantin' professions of her people. We wonder what the majority of the public always realized this. Off now from Washington I got a bed on the Baltimore and Ohio and went to bed about 10 o'clock waking up the next morning to Pittsburgh. It has been a long time since I was in the smoky city. When I decided to go that way, I sent a hurry up letter to Dr. J. C. Austin, one of the most remarkable preachers of this country, and pastor of the Blenexer Baptist Church. It has no man in Pittsburgh, a able to get as many people to hear him as this little intellectual giant. I found him at the stable waiting for me. He is a man who knows how to drive his automobile car and�ings, and he knows by name all his private secretaries who stand in the middle of the street and give him the lodges of the same as he passes by. Dr. Austin is all energy and brain. He is a lover of youth, and every Friday night he has in the church a picture for the youth. I don't know when I have seen to stamp out the parasitical practices of, unjust employers, themselves too easy to work and too dissimilable way others just him for their labor? As Napoleon once said, "Good God, how long will you be in the world, do you be in the world of a gloridian poem, camp, sympathite and thoughtful employer, and be so well known that you will be particularly during the last decades that their own preservation depends more than anything else." The first of the present, the conduct towards labor. Upon the majority of them the dawn has broken that ill treatment of labor. In the early years of the 1840s, the king was�ured to roost. The black man's stiflicion in the South has exacted the heavy well of sectioned power. The first of the country has been such; and it has been only recently since Northern capital, believing that the South was the only place where the king of heart has lent its old name to a southern industry, that the South has begun to recoup its losses. But the one of them are the most of the people are again making, deepen in the Southland, and unless its well-wishers and well-doers can be more than the more they have to mature the South cannot hope to march forward. Now, long-term practice has given the only positive one, but God Almighty knows; but how long southern states will continue to pay the high price which is the most unsolicited. If you have a good proponents upon whatever quick-ending spirit of justice there yet remains in a section of the U.S. and the country to just make and result of the suffering black men and women within its borders. many boys in church at midnight. He was a picture of his life. He was always reading a guide that admitted to his picture from an charge, and they are there. Among his boys we have some bright minds. Dr. W. Augustus Jones, is par- tory of the central Baptist church, but honesty, he has been the most unglory and at the time he is now having some female trouble. He told a film and some women were that he could not live without her and now he is telling the courts that each of them with her. He is like the boy who who is the most young. Found it easy to catch him, but was being all people every where to be. He had a long time to go, but he doled a long time at home, and to do something on one of the in- and they made good one. In Cinnetham, he was a little more than one of the most and other, and declared that they went on one house, hence they were unleged, he was on the other side, only, but it is all the other terms in the Sunday School Schools of the world. He Counts of Pennsylvania will put up the good things. I was not there long before he was in touch with many friends. Mr. was in the� as he was had me. So come to the prize of a small in the holiday, where where he was who is doing good things. He of the do of his care. Dr. W. Augustus Jones, is par- tory of the central Baptist church, but honesty, he has been the most unglory and at the time he is now having some female trouble. He told a film and find out what all this is to do. It is a nice place, and he was like one more busy woman TID-:-BITS Questions pertaining to Navy. Mentry anyway, if of general interest, will be answered in the same column. When a space will not permit or the subject is not suitable below, will be perceptually answered, subject to proper Institution. Questions pertaining to George W. Walker, the Associated Navy Press, NYS, to George W. Walker, the Associated Navy Press, NYS. MY LADY'S VACATION It is now vacation time and the weather is warm, you worry as to what to do for your clothes that your clothes will last. You can buy clothes for happy or not during her holidays. You need to buy your clothes so you need so many grills and furries in your trunk, at least you make sure you have a vacation. You probably need to take your clothes outside for a morning dress or two fronds for a morning dress or two fronds for a morning dress. You need an extra truck, among your after-arrival expenses. Your after-arrival dress is a good choice, because it is a formal dress for the summer, evening dress. For the "morning dress (kept on perhaps until late afternoon), crepe de chine and flat crepe are good materials. A (two-place) fruck of blossin flat crepe, piped in brown would be very appropriate. I a piled skirt and a sleeveless blouse (which the costume you want. And don't forget the jumper dress with two or three-blouses. Fresh fruit shortcake may be served at any meal and with a glass of milk is almost a meal he always is rich baking powder because a miniature is generally used. This may be baked in a small square of individual cakes. The fruit is for pared as for a cocktail but made sweeter. It may be slightly warmed. Shortcakes may be garnished with whipped cream, marshmallow cream, or whole fruit. For fruit use any of the following: Strawberries, chopped. Raspberry, crushed. Blackberries, crushed CRUSH one-quarter of ripe straw- ing sugar. Paint in a bowl the mixture and use someone the juice out and add two tablespoons of lump glasses, preferably sherbet glasses, preferably sherbet glasses, berries on top, serve with a spoon. TID- By Leonard Matenberger (For The Associated Negro Press) The American per capita consumption of berries year has 55 apples and 88 oranges. Breeding of silver oxen has been initiated from Canada at a cost of $1,600. Bachelor caterers exfoliates 16M British Parliament in 1885. The tax is levied on 12 pounds a year for dakes. Girl triplet born in a hospital in Philadelphia and Charity. It is reported that a cow in England was lambed for 30 hours of milk in less than seven about $8,000,000 animals were lambed for meat in the United States. patient at the Royal Hospital in Scotland, for 5 years 7 months died at the age of 58. The air is so clear. In Suzzuki that objects of fair size can be dis- QUESTIONS Questions pertaining to Negro interest and not too long, will be very important with no other letters will be personally signed and when a stamped envelope is rattings to George Wells Parker, Indian Ave., Chicago, IL. Copyright 1923 Who were the Etruscans?—N. N. L., Claring, Iowa. The Etruscans were the pre-historic people who were inhabited by the plebeius of the Founding of Rome. They belonged according to eminent arogeologists. To the great Hamlic of Pollen and the spread throughout the Mediterranean countries These people were of African blood. Did Napoleon possess any African blood?—D. P. D., Boston, Mass. Napoleon was a native of the Ireland of C�ian and of Italian blood. It was wished to stretch matters and claim that all Latin races are of mixed blood, then one might say the R. D. B. was the same mixed blood. He was most certainly not Nordic. I would hardly say, how ever. What great monument is at Abu Simbel and where is the latter place?—F. L. L., Baylor, Ohio. The rock he made, temple, built by Ramesses the Great in local at SURVEY OF NEGRO HOUSING IN DALLAS 1924 AND 1925 Periods of Ownership—Negro (Installation No. 3) 1 year to 1 month 30 2 months 30 3 months 30 4 months 30 5 years 30 6 years 30 7 years 30 8 years 30 9 years 30 Over 10 years 30 Total 264 Comparison of Period of Occupancy Owens, percent 4 months or less 30.1 3 months or less 30.1 4 years 30.1 5 years 30.1 6 years 30.1 7 years 30.1 Over 10 years 30.1 Members percent $ 8 months or less ..... 73 7-12 months ..... 738 1-2 years ..... 824 2-3 years ..... 72 3-4 years ..... 70 4-5 years ..... 100 Over 10 years ..... 61 Totals ..... 497 Less than 1 month ..... 28 2-4 months ..... 171 4-6 months ..... 848 4 quarts strawberries. 4 cups sugar 4 cups water 4 cups reched pineapple Lemon juice 1 quart cream Remove aeme from strawberries. Add water, add sugar, and a spoon of water, to taste the pineapple and lemon juice to taste and freeze to a mum. Hold the cream beaten stiff and stand one-hit-hour before serving. INDIVIDUAL SHORT-CAKE: Sift together twice 2 cups of milk and 1 cup of water. Place 2 cups of milk in a cup of bluespoon sugar. Work in 1-3 cups of butter with tips of fingers or two-knives and add to a cup of milk gradually and then add them to a cup of floured cloth on board and roll out one-half in thick-cut-in circles three inches in diameter. Place in wrought and baked water minutes to end the and baked. Place in a spoon of tea or 100 degrees F. Split spreads with Butter and fill with Shortcakes filling using whatever fruit you wish, sweetened by the same. COCOA-CHEAM COOLER Make a thick strip of one cup of sugar, one-half cup of oats and one teaspoon of milk. In the spoon of a glass put three tablespoons of straw and fill with sweetened whipped cream. SARRINE SURPRISE Cut as many slices of bread as there are people to be serrated. Cut each cup of bread to cut them in half. Cut each cup of bread and brown. For each person take one large alzined and boned and dotted. Cut each cup of bread and one half teaspoon grated onion and one half teaspoon mixed parthenone butter to make smooth. Spread the brownish-breed and the aroma of the two pieces on a plate, with a border of the chopped whites of green pepper. This entree may be used as a dinner starter or as the thawing� of the two pieces or a bake-dotted or a fatsail or a fatsail can be cut or is the latter ease serve cucumber and cabbage salad so an accomplishment. GIRAPE COCKTAIL To two tablespoons of grape juice add one cup of sweet cider and cucumber cup of carbonated water. Beef in tail thin glass with chopped ice. BITS tinguished at a distance of seven or eight miles by starlight. Theft Insurance in Rome, Italy doesn't pay. The vity averages ten toும் above the fats are a year, although a cording to official reports. Of the 50,000,000 tires produced last year, 5,000,000 were balloons. My the end of the year 57 per cent of those were going direct to manufacturing factors, an original equipment. Yes, a very large number. Also a great part of the southern Spanish population are descendants of the Moore. Was St. Augustine a Negro?—F. R. T. Chicago, Ill. St. Augustine was a Negro and one of the early fathers of the Roman Church. He carried Christianity into Britain. He was born in African as was many others of the early Christian prelates. 7-12 months ..... 113 16.4 1-2 years ..... 74 10.4 2-3 years ..... 33 9.0 3-5 years ..... 72 10.1 6-10 years ..... 102 14.4 Over 10 years ..... 44 6.4 It is not within the province of the directors of this survey to go further than a presentation of facts as developed in the study. These facts may now properly provide definite guidance to "Plan Committee" in behalf of Negro housing to the end that all elements involved may exert a just influence in working out a far-visited and city-wide housing plan. It is, however, quite fitting that these observations are behow presented. (a) There two economic groups in Dallas, the middle class and the lower class, and the shifter and the home-loving and the affluent. White people are the majority of the population. (b) The judgment of fair-minded people is there a large and a small difference in income. The difference is ingrained in amply poor people by the fact that the middle class owns apartheid obstacles, home ownership and conditions are fully avidened. (c) There are no evidence that the negroes of Dallas are residential whites. They are among the white Theaters. (d) There is no evidence in this respect is so clear that a survey in this respect is so hard to answer that they may not own their own people. They may have home life with the common people, home life with the common people which being to some extent true. (e) The Protest has been presented that the Protest has on the part of the Whites the right to vote and that the White people must on assumed White territory. live at the door of underprivileged children. (a) There is a simple evidence of privilege in the lives of children rentals and outliving sales of prince- hood furniture, which is widely underrated for human habitation. (b) Shackoo until we were of good health, but with bad environment environment environment environment evidences and with bad environ- ments. Houses are left in bad regalty, the children are left in bad regalty, last his rent is bea- led beyond real estate. Ground most unfit for *re-warehouse* are the items sold to purchasers in amazing prices. The Negro is frequently purchased in his purchase to be sold to the White purchaser beyond what a White purchaser (f). This promotion of good housekeeping of the charity and incumption of the charity because some people are shirkers. Having then in mind that, to thailors, a clean clothesline is necessary to maintain a clean, respectable appearance, he is forgiving the shiftless. While he is not a member of the church, where under more than any evil condition he has been, he has better his housing condition, and better his financial condition, instead by his financial condition, instead by his financial condition. The respectable Mignon, on the other hand, is a very strict territory, but has limitations on what can be done to provide him with the information he needs in mind, it is quite obvious that the problem has the following elements: a commitment to the character, for some time on his behalf; a security; a promise of respect; a recognition of present Commitment. In the foregoing survey most of the data is given for the total houses studied in all the districts. For the further guidance of the Plan Committee, in studying the various districts as set out on the maps, the Civic Federation has on file all separate statistics for all districts. FISK TRUSTEES TRY TO SOLVE PROBLEMS Continued from Page 1 We following two a program regarding undergraduate participation in student government and the recent strike are of especial interest. There was a recognition in line with the present bidding process that undergraduate organizations an increasing governmental sponsorship advance in this work, working out of a permanent plan, and new president in consultation with the executive committee of the trustees. The committee should that an objection should be placed to the student who were suspended during the education in some suitable institution, or the sum of suspension was lifted. Concluded as an expression of will, the suspended student who actually admitted to the program wish to do anything we reasonably expect students to secure admission to Two other items of interest - the news at the close of the present week - are the news of interactions in awareness - the publicity with the faculty, and the interaction with a faculty adviser and the alumnus to take as large an interest as possible in the moment of the floating debt of the faculty. W. L. Dickson Takes The Express to Task in Odd Fellow Controversy Continued from Page 1 fice and who begins to hollow wolf, wolf, wolf, you had better watch them. The Negroes of this State have had some experience in that line through our Pythian brother McRodgers when $25,000.00 went wrong and he was hollowing wolf, keeping the eyes of the public on the other fellow. I am warning you here and now that we have too much money envoyed to go along without understanding thoroughly the conditions of things. There is no boss we are brothers and helpers. Our Grand Master is a good man, but he needs help and we must help him. I must repeat, Riddle should not be the Custodian of the Odd Fellow's Temple. The Commissioner should select a man and submit it to the Grand Lodge for their approval. Thanking you in advance for your kindness I am. Very respectfully. W. L. DICKON. P. O. Box 209, Olmer, Texas SOUTIERNEER BOOST HAMPTON- TUSKEGEE FUND Tuskegee Institute, Ala. J. of (A N. P.)—A statement signed by a study of the leading white citizens here city officials, merchants, bankers and farmers—commending the work of Tuskegee Institute and pledges amounting to $15,000.00 from the student and teachers of the Institute were theبعلامة of the local response to the recent announcement of the opening of the city's campaign in behalf of Hampton and Tuskegee. Institutes which are seeking jointly to raise an additional endowment fund of $1,000,000. Tuskegee Institute has ever stood for the best relations between the two races. The statement says and comments 10,000 teachers and 2,000 students as the best. Community in the country. The graduates who have settled in this country have made good lawabiding citizens and are a help to the community. The statement continues. And we have found them in their dealings, able to make a look living, and however they have sent, the moral tone among the Nervoes has been greatly improved. OLDEST SOLDIER SEEKS DISCARAGE YORK Pa., June 6—(A. N. P.), John L. Lease, of 622 Salem avenue, this city, who had passed his aavenly seventh milestone. Thursday anptiled at the local army recruiting station in the Federal building for advice as to steps to be taken from him to be discharged from the service. He is believed to be the oldest soldier in the United States army. He enlisted during the Civil War and was accepted as a drummer boy. At the termination of the war his commanding officer advised him that his service would not be needed any longer and he left for his home without going the formality of a discharge. we can use any one, for it then but let us look at the adjustments with the pension for formal and honourable dis- position and was told that his disposition and was told that his EXPRESS EDITOR DELIVERS ADDRESSES TO GRADUATES OF TYLER AND SHERMAN SCHOOLS The diplomas were presented, to Tyler public schools who spoke of the school which had been done for the school for many years and of the school for many years and of the school for many years. There were 3 spakeys from the graduation class on the program. There were 3 spakeys from the three spakeys by Primal Arts. The three spakeys by Primal Arts in delivering their creation. CARD OF APPRECIATION MENTIA, Texas 6 June 1925. We extend our heartfelt thanks to our friends in Texas for their kindness and friendship. Nebraska for the tender words of Danae extended the family upon daughter of the deceased of May God's blessing be upon Signed. P. K. McMONALD, Husband R. R. McDonald, Son R. R. McDonald, Son Y. D. McDonald, Son, Son Y. D. McDonald, Son, Son W. W. McDonald, Son Mrs. W. McDonald, Daughter Mrs. A. R. Goodwin, Daughter Mrs. A. R. Goodwin, Daughter THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. Merritorous Printing and Designing Texas Towns Prof. C. E. Keke, was selected by the North Carolina High School to make the first class of students which was selected by all North Carolina universities with a deal of expertise and very pointed and forceful speaker. McKenna's Southern Mooresville Academy of San Antonio are in the area where she will be the last William-James Owens, Clifford Hush, Prof. Watson, C. Bank, Mankin, Yancey Agent, Lawrence Brush. 9 I wish to think the Church. By Mary. There are our best friends for their kindness to us in birth. Then Johnson I pray God's blessings upon us and pray again. LILLI JOHNSON Wife. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1925 The Questioner, Rev. W. L. Dickson, Questioned by State Grand Organizer, Waldo Mathews. THE HOME OF GOOD TAILORING SUITS MADE TO YOUR MEASURE A GOOD FIT GUARANTED we hold their jobs from one year to the next, and a good business man who can not work for himself but for others, wants for himself but for others, want more hired servants of this type. . We do not believe, that our Secre- tary meant, in making his state IN MEMORY OF MY DEAR PEOPLES MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION WHEN IN NEED OF THE RIGHT KIND OF PROTECTION AND EAVING, SEEK THE We are all interested in that the man in the morning for which you are in the morning, for which you are when the D. P. Lodge convenes, that he is here to tell you that there will come an on, with his plumbing, for your with you. You should look for your lodge officer need a deed, a landlord officer need a deed, no. Each one, Gorce, Hiddel, Master and all the others are fully care of themselves in any company, trying to block my work, by creating trouble among the people concerning BUILDING REROOFING MATERIALS BIRD'S ART CRAFT ROOFING "Applied Right Over Your Old Shingles" Groundbook for 10 Years PAY FOR YOUR ROOF- ING IN 10 EQUAL MONTHLY PAY- MENTS National Roofing Corporation of Texas 2704 Commerce Street. Phone Y 4212. MATERIALS Knowing that you are "standing in the need of prayer," we are asking the Lord to forgive and bring the wondering shepherd, again to FEMALE and MALE-Teacher of College student for Summer week work. Send resume to: 401 Madison Ave, 6th 60 days, also bona. Witsa Bitsa Bronx Association; 401 Madison Ave, 6th; 60 days. The Road to Beauty is the Road to MME. COLEMAN'S BEAUTY PARLOR FACIALS—HAIR and SCALP TREATMENT—MANICURING MME. COLEMAN ```markdown ``` HOLLAND—Sunday. School Was number of Hollandias attended the number of Hollandias attended the church Sunday. Survives, were number of Hollandias attended the number of Hollandias attended the administration of Carthage. Appealed were laid to rest. In Paul There will be a Juntetite celebration. New Caroline Ray of Mar- vora will be a Juntetite celebration. of this place. Mr. Moran will be a Juntetite celebration. of this place. Joe Nell are on the sleek list. TRY OUR NEW HOFFMAN STRAIGHT EIGHT PORTAGE CREAMS CHESTER PARK TAILORING CO. M. B. ANDERSON PHONE 8-1234 SINGER SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE NEW AND USED MACHINES WE BUY, SELL, BRNT, REPAIR OR TRADE GEO. V. WATTON Phone Y-6916 2017 Elm St. Dallas, Texas VITALOGY SHOULD BE IN EVEY HOME Be sure and take advantage of this opportunity. Just think of the money, time and worriment VITALOGY will save you. VITALOGY when placed in the home will be beneficial to every member of the family especially the mother. THE FIRST CENTURY 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 TRIENY — Her C. S. Simpson Baptist Church in New York, N.Y., O. J. Simpson of Virginia's Chapel Baptist Church presented a chapel dedication to Lone-Hawk, Hobbard and Lone-Hawk, Hobbard. The chapel ordered exterior service for the dedication. Supervision of the world lodge of O. J. Simpson of Virginia, G. Clark of Dallah at Trinity Chapel, G. Clark of Dallah at Trinity Chapel, gave the out. of town visitors the gift. The out. of town visitors the Walter and Muss Willie Miles Mitchell of Cipriano. A piece was mounted on the wall of the church. They mounted a few pieces on the wall of the church. They mounted a few pieces on the wall of the church. They mounted a few pieces on the wall of the church. J. T. Jackson, Mgr. P. E. Davie left Wm. Mrs. Fannie Pike, Phenom Honor, Mrs. Winn, Mrs. Pike, Phenom Honor, Dr. I. and Mrs. Davie, Mr. B. W. and Mrs. Davie, Mr. J. W. married, married Sunday night, married, married Sunday night, Prof. H. Minu and Mr. Jim Ross married, married Sunday night, Wednesday while trying to do it working. She was hospitalized at Mor- nial institution after being admitted. Missed by Dr. D. Wiltshire and Mrs. D. Wiltshire and Missed by Mrs. W. Williams and Missed by Austin. Missed by Austin. Missed by Austin. Missed by Austin. College is home from Blakelee BEMIA — Dusen High. had her graduated last week. Commencement A. M. E. Church. nightly night. deliver the address for the gradu- ation day. Harrison, Rev. J. B. pursued a nursing program. tendents of Mia. Medal received in the city. Cemetery. Tuesday TO BE IN EVEY HOME antage of this opportunity time and worriment VITAL inced in the home will be of the family especially the Walker Booster GLOR UR WOM Greater force is working to glor Walker's Wonderful Hair and ed articles, made and sold by own scalp diseases, stimulating ckening short, stubborn, thin, afternoon and preserving skin. separations, if for no other rea ce. (Women throughout th the merits of Madam C their praise of them. Y enchance your beauty, women. Visit the near She has a message of H womanhood and how y beauty-kissed complexi GLORISE DOMAN to glorify the womanhair and Skin Preparation bold by members of our culating the growth, im- nin, thin, unsightly hair; g skin. We tell you, M other reason, remains y out this and in twenty Madam C. J. Walker's mem. You too may lea beauty, make you adm the nearest Madam C. age of hope, cheer, of how you may ha complexion. Visit her, the merits of Madam C. J. Walker's Preparations and are loud in their praise of them. You too may learn how they can preserve and enchance your beauty, make you admired by men and the envy of women. Visit the nearest Madam C. J. Walker agent today, now. She has a message of hope, cheer, of the way she is glorifying our womanhood and how you too may have long, luxurious hair and a beauty-kissed complexion. Visit her, "There's one near you." For Sale By WALKER AGENTS DRUG STORES & MAIL Madam C.J.W. 640 N West J. Walker N West St. Indiana GALVERT — The Calvert High school, called Friday with a program under the supply of Prof. M. Holloway and faculty. Prof. W. H. Burnett of Terrell. It is delivered the Commencement address. The annual sermon of the N.A.A. was preached at the M.E. church, also the sermon of the Willing Workers. Rev. I. M. White, Mr. and Mrs. Thou. Jones of Mt. Mcalவு are proudly proud of the 11 boy Mother Descon Hapla were to Mt. Canlan. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Smith, M. W. Smith and daughters, Olivia and Jewell left Sunday for Waxahachie. Mrs. Mack Nelson and daughter of Garrett Grove Community were in the city to see Dr. W. H. Burnett. Mr. and Mrs. James is in the city visitings of Mr. and Mrs. Jax. Rose, Mr. and Mrs. W. Nash and children left for Waco to attend the K. of P. Grand Lodge. Miss R. L. Parish of Mt. Pleasant teacher in Dallas County spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Scott. Rev. and Mrs. R. D. McDonald were taken to Mexico to attend the Sunday of his mother. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. left Friday, night for Calverton to visit her brother. STAMFOLD Sunday School was reported good at all churches. Nor pesching services held at the Bap- torial day. Mr. Wright, Mr. and Mr. H. Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Ruddy and were all the guests of Rev. and Mrs. H. W. Childs and Mr. and Mr. and services at the C. M. E. church, and enjoyed an excellent sermon by Waltham after the Mass. Church was whitney. Athenae. The most. Meadames Bobinson and Van Dyke participated in the choir air- ing, music and music. Mrs. Daisy Boilden, and son, Lomlie Jr., has returned from Glen on account of the death of her sister, Mrs. Lewinia Johnson. They were the top two of the in the Dodge Sedan. Mr. Elm Haney has returned from Prairie View Institute where he has arrived at the hospital. He will leave in a few days with several recommendations from general goals of the school to be responsible position in PL. Worth, Texas. The local Express staff will be in the mid-week. DIBOLI, Prof. J. H. Hurdle, a family have gone on a vacation. He was named the city of the Bell Surds night by K. O. Norton high school. The Diboll's bill term crossed data with Camden's in favor of Camden. Mr. Wilburn Mr. Wilburn Levinigation and Mrs. John W. R. Rooney son and wife motored to Lovelady to visit Mr. and Mrs. Levin to visit the O'Neill High School. May 10 are buried Sunday. Mr. Dave Oreal and wife went to Waco, Texas to the K-3 of P. Grand Lodge. John Hicks motored to Nixon Sunday. BROWNWOOD — services were open all weekend and all school days. Devin Bell will be the third quarter conference. Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. and Monday School at 11:30 a.m. by all. The P. preschool is a wonderful arbor, on the campus. Mr. Johnson during the during the morning arbor. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson during the during the morning arbor. Mr. Hewlett consews on route to the Paul Quinn School. Mr. D. S. Alexander, P. D. S. Alexander, S. H. Alexander, E. C. Allen, Jr., Misses Arizonia, Harry, Basel Jones and Dorty-Douval; Mrs. M. A. Hall, Mr. Dill Robinson, Mr. R. A. Hester to attend the K. of P. Grand Lodge. The A. M. E. Missionary Society was entertained last Monday evening by Mrs. Phillips Tates. The Piscilla Art Club met at the home of Mrs. A. E. King, at the business hours. She served a swell luncheon. Weatherford base ball club crossed bats with R. W. K. of P. base ball club Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. Wednesday's scores: 5-5; Thursday's scores: 9-14 in favor Weatherford. Friday's scores: 2-1 in favor K. of P.s Mr. I. Jove who died here May 13 were buried in San Angelo. m. boyw at his post at Aberporth until he was called up to Ayr. A23 the Y. P. IU was called up to Woodford. At 8 p. m. our parish would. William Smith joined the parish indented Slate Adkinson and with indented Slate Adkinson had departed. Daptting last Sunday at the high school from Swansea over last night from Swansea. KLINDORI the Friended high school of Klindeau marked the last day of the week on Wednesday May 18th FORMER DALLAS MAN DIES AT JEFFERSON Charlie Burton, former Dallas man died at his old home in Jefferson, Texas. Saturday morning at 2 o'clock following an illness of more than two years. Mr. Burton was well known in Dallas and is survived here by his former wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Burton and five children, three daughters, Mrs. Jennie Thomas, Mrs. Mollie Richey and Mrs. Jesse Washington. Floyd and Possey, two sons all of Dallas. CATARRH STOPPED IN ONE DAY "Choking Catarch and Head Noseless" Left the first Day" in the amazing statement of a Miscour Resident. Hawking spitting choking Catarch and Bronchial Asthma. Hand Notices and the general all-related causes—from the Catalzhar, trouble-caused not be dreaded" why longer, and more popular" and the people suffer from this dread disease to stop their troubles often in one day's time the W. R. Formula. In one day, the new Catarch was taken this new treatment. This famous Formula is bringing joyous new health and freedom from dre� calcaris. The new formula has been a very everything-wise-had-fated way. It was also that my Catarch was a small-scale report that the old day," says F. A. Stoffer. "Before I started taking the treatment, my nose wash continually filled up cause very deaf and my friends had to shout. I was continually�ing and spitting and was a source of great embarrassment before people to say nothing or the constant suffering and misery, but I can now�itally do something to get the right day after the time of the first day after taking this remarkable new treatment called W. R. Formula and I am very happy to complete and perspக்ant. Go! bless you." This woundful formula is prepared by one of the largest laborers of the United States. The new formula is known as W-R Formula, is easily used at home and seems to work like magic in its rapidity on point No matter how bad your condition, no matter what your age or occupation, no matter what you have tried, if you are suffering from catarrh, bronchitis, asthma, headaches, etc., I am so confident that W-R Formula will end these troubles that I offer to send you my regular $1.50 treatment for only $1.95 on 15 days trial. If the results are not satisfactory, find you are not more than pleased in every way. It does you nothing. Second on money-first-your name and address to R.W. Rich 436 Kuroshida, Kansas City, Mo. and the air treatment will be sent at once simply, pay postman on, thriv! Use it according to the simple directions. If at the end of 15 days your catarrh troubles are not endled just send back the unused portion and you may be re-funded without question. This offer is fully guaranteed as write today and give this remarkable treatment a trial. Trier, Texas, who delivered a very commendable performance on her career "bringing to life the stories of her seniors and their address and linger for her curtain," to bring to seniors also their experience on graduate programs. Jasmin from the grammar school in Thursday, Night, May 11th, the drama "the struts" every one playing their part in the drama, every one taming their turtles to be eyes of some in the audience, leading characters Wilhelm X. Trusser, Peg W. Anderson, Friday night was the hardest music school basketball hall team, teamed with the girls' kindness. Kindness won it in the Kibbutz Mich school had a place as well as that valued on the ladies' landline. Cooper, Roxton (24), Lone AB Classes of Building Construction Strong Financial Connections P, G, Box 1655. Houston, Texas 7707 Nebes St. Bemont, Texas AIDA HAIR POMADE MADE ONLY BY OVERTON HYGIENIC CO. CHICAGO IL. 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DALLAS, TEXA One Card given with each 30c Purchase THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1925 ATE CALLAS ballas in our own shop ELM and CENTRAL IMITATION GRAPE—NOT GRAPE A FLAVOR YOU CAN ark to be Scene of C ation on June Nineteen Fair Park to be Scene of Gala Celebration on June Nineteenth Although the full program for the Emancipation Day Celebration at Fair Park, June 19, is not yet completed, sufficient of the details have been arranged to make the following general announcements: The grounds will be open to the public as early as 10 o'clock in the morning. At that time, a rampant device in the park, including the rides "Lightnin", "The Sky Rocket", "The Racing Derby", and the others will be in operation. The Skive Ball Alley will also be open for business, together with the "Mirror Maze," the cigarette Shooting Gallery, the Carrousel or Merry Go-Round, the Kids' "Giant Swing," and the Old Mill. The Old Mill has been newly rebuilt and will afford a new sensation. By noon time, all the dining rooms will be ready to take care of all who may apply. The drill contests, according to plans will start at 2 p.m. with the baseball games at the Old Mill. It will accommodate teams from the Knights of Pythias, the American Woodmen and the Odd Fellows will compete for the prizes to be offered. The Dallas Express will be in position, next Saturday, to will participate as final team in the competition which is hard to miss with the Dallas. This competition is composed of S. M. Brown, general chairman; W. E. Carter, Addison Gaston, Mrs. J. H. Waller and Mrs. Gilbert Hicks. The latter will have full charge of the women's department of the celebration program, and all the club and other women organizations will take an active part in the day's celebration. It is planned to have the grand ball at night, in the great Automobile and Manufacturers' Building, which will easily accommodate 1,000 couples or 2,000 people. The best will be promised by the committee, will be in the pink of condition. The Knights of Pythias, Odd Fellows and American Woodman will compete in drill contest for the prize to be given away. The cup will be on display Saturday, May 30th at the Little Gem Drug Store. This cup is offered by Mr. A. Stevens hairdress. During the day, availor McVey will fly and give demonstrations of his flying stunts. In the afternoon there will be a ball game between the Dallas Black Sox, a fast team and Arden, Oka. There will be a band concert by the K. of P. Band, consisting of 10 musicians in the automobile building. At 8 p.m., the dance orchestra will take their place in the same building and dancing will be in order. 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These merchants have made special promotions to serve you and are constantly improving their service to adequately meet your requirements and wants. They haven't what you want tell them and they'll get it. If they have it, BUY IT NOW. Don't wait until the last minute. But tell them you saw it in the "Express." Yours for a bigger "Juneteenth." Naturally You Will Find Delicious M-B Ice Cream Dispensed by Better Dealers CREGLAR'S PALACE South's Finest SHINE PARLOR FOR LADIES ON GENTS 200 1-2 N. Central Ave Cold Drinks and Dominos 907 N. Central AVE. Phone X-2550 M. M. Creglar, Prop. J.EUGENE PEARCE FAIR PARK AMUSEMENTS Celebrate AT Fair Park JUNE/19 60TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE EMANCI- PATION Ride "LIGHTNIN" Try "SKY ROCKET" Bench Colored. Welfare. League. The Committee. S. M. Brown. W. E. Carter. Addition Gordon. Mrs. J. J. Walt- lson, Mrs. Gillian Hickle. DEAR READERS: NuGrape Reg U.S. Pat. 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Save car fare and get the same values 2219— HALL STREET —2219 ORANGE FRONT GROCERY AND MARKET Groceries, Meats, Vegetables and Fruits 2217 HALL STREET "Meet us and let us 'meat' you!" YOUR "JUNETEENTH" SUIT IS WAITING FOR YOU TO COME IN AND LEAVE YOUR MEASURE 'Sol's Suits Are 'Better Ack the man who is wearing one ALL THE LATEST FRABICS AND STYLES At WALDMAN & HOFFMAN TRUE LIFE MAGAZINE MAY-JUNE ISSUE WILL BE ON SALE EVERYWHERE JUNE 5TH Get Your Copy and Finish Your Story "ONE MAD MOMENT" ends with an unusual thrill in the big May-June issue combined. "THE GREATER FLAME" makes it so spectacular. Also short stories, "WHO SHALL, JUDGE," "WILL BLOOD TELL," "PHANTOMS OF THE FAST," and others just as thrilling. They are true stories telling of the love and suffering of humanity. Then a thrilling, mystifying novelite, "THE NILE HAVEN MYSTERY," that will delight you. These wonderful true stories pour in to our offices daily. We give them to you in our revised form. We also send a special gift to get in touch with us as you that you enjoy. Lifetime each month. Or better still, send in your subscription to this wonderful magic. Only $2.00 per year; $1.35 per six months. We pay large commissions. W. Green Meeks Publishing Co. 2517 1-2 Elm St. Phones: Y-2284: H-1180 Dallas, Texas ONE WEEK ONLY GOLD CROWNS $3.75 Work Guaranteed Cash or Easy Payments WEISENBERGER DENTAL CLINIC Dr. Weinburg, Operator 1517 1-2 Main St. Opposite Thompson's Cafe There is much interest evidenced in the work of the Society of the Physicians which showed that the Funds of the Physicians were $11,000,000. This was followed by the announcement and seat, J. E. Smith. His record was that the year amounted to $82,000,000 and the year amounted to $82,000,000. The total of $82,000,000 was paid in cash by the hand was $11,000,000. The expended. amount was $11,000,000. His report was resumed and the amount was $11,000,000. In parts of college of the high record in which the Pythians are held, May 19, 1922. 514,1922. Great Grandmother Willis in his endeavor estimated that in the next five years the Knights of Pythia will be able to cover the expenses of $82,000,000. The Annual Field Day Excursion begins with a lecture of the Annual Grand Lodge of Pilgrims, this year was held in October. The lecture below, a Guest speaker named in the honor of the installation, the Grand members of the citizenship in un- derowns from their birth in the United States, will be presented by the Grand Lodge of Pilgrims, handed upon the whole of the distance formed out of the Kyoto region, which the city has been called. The Grand Corporation of the Mythum (been took place on Wednesday 30th) was followed by most, estimates of social ocasion at the Tabularian Park in which those groups of locals elotions had visited from 1986, surrounding towns such as port, other nettivities at the Grand Victory of the Courts of Calcutta will be found to the news account of next week. Noel Brothers Tried, Convicted and Sentenced to Die in Chair, June 28th. Continued from Page 1 evening and were at once placed in death cell. Jail: Heavily Guarded During Trial On the day or the last main per-convident visit of the� was a occurrence of the trouble of Thursday night, two weeks ago when a mob of others were उस वाली गयी. The others were at the street, and showbacks immediately ad快而 to the jail and created a disturbance which� results in the death of the man and the serious sounding of two others. Fixing heavy armed guards were placed in the street on the wall. So, on guard at the entrance to court room and immediately in front of the house and the room of the jail is a distance of 100 yards from the other room and approach to the jail is a distance of 300 yards was patented resistance by other guards who pretreated by glittering of any event in an about the premises of the jail. treated by Officers. That the two men plented guilty of their own accord and not at the result of brutal treatment at the hands of the police officials in space on by their own statements to a committee of three Negro citizens who were allowed the privilege of waiting their for a few minutes the day before the trial, both followed freely according to the statement of one of the three men who visited the jail. They were said to have appeared well and to have borne no such which would lead in the belief that they had been竭尽全力 treated. They decided they were guilty of the crime for which they were being tiled and that they had made the confrontation as sinted of their own accord, and that they were willing to stand trial for them. The two Nokia cells will also be used to power the Nokia 3200 and Nokia 3200s, which were dated to need death in the 1990s. The Nokia 3200s will be the Nokia 3200s that cat drives and video supported by the Diversion system. The three two quadriphones include three Nokia 3200s, which gave growth of 100% and 200% hours of video. DALLAS TEXAS Dallas, Texas, United States It is with very great pleasure that I enjoy officially in you the vote of the Board of Trustees, Edward University, taken at the Semi-Annual meeting held February 10, 1928 to confirm upon you the honorary degrees of Master of Arts. The award of this degree will be made at our commencement exercises on June 5th, 1925. W.C.C. Yours very truly, EMMITT SCOTT. Secretary Treasurer M.Y. PRESIDENT Fraser, the Chairman of the Board of the University, will give the award to grant you the University a scholarship to be deferred at the University on writing to congratulate you on your achievement. If you will be pleased to answer if you would be pleased to answer of Harvard University. 2. SPANISH DRIVER 3. ENGLISH DRIVER 4. ANNOUNCEMENT FOR DE. Numeral announcement for De. Numeral announcement for De. Numeral M. THE GREATEST NOBLE NOBLE NOBLE IN AMERICA and try to be the best store to get to Geraldina and try to be the best store to get to BEGINNING SUNDAY, JUNE 19, 1983 **TERRILLH**—Mrs. Christian Thorpe Yorkshire, died on Saturday. Yousufkhadh Yousufkhadh, Yorkshire, died on Saturday. weeks visiting relatives. Mrs. Curle Kent, England, died on Saturday. Mrs. Kent, England, died on Saturday. Wars are attending the Commencement Day of the University of Wexford. Wars are attending the Commencement Day of the University of Wexford. Wars are attending the Commencement Day of the University of Wexford. Nell Coil church interment with a b grave, Mrs. W. Melissa Brady and Wil mie with their bogy Grady and Wilma with their bogy Grady and Wilma. Mrs. W. Melissa Brady and Wilma with their bogy Grady and Wilma. Mrs. Novella Johnson fell in suffering from a stroke. Mrs. Novella Johnson fell in suffering from a stroke. Mrs. Novella Johnson fell in suffering from a stroke. Mrs. Novella Johnson fell in suffering from a stroke. BESTOS... Jamel Church mem- bers. He is a graduate with many inter- ests. He is a teacher at the school, building, Mrs. M. H. and senior class at her home in Quite an apartment. Quite an alphabetic time was re- ceived of the class there to be. And at this the written both mother and father of the class there to be. This was a business trip. Business internation for Waco, university preparation for K. of K. Gran preparation of the K. of K. Gran HENDERSON—Rev. M. L. Vaugatters, A. B. D. D. of American Bible Society filled the pulpit at Wesley Chapel, 11:00 A. M. Sunday and delivered a wonderful sermon, also at night. He is a man from the place. You are invited to come again. The District Board met with Mother Zion Baptist children, sunday and raised $117.10. The District Bannister which had been held by Antioch Baptist Church was surrendered to Mother Zion Baptist Church R. S. amount raised in $11 was $27.40. Mrs. M. L. Brown left May 10 for Tyler for there to Waco to attend the Grand Lode's K of P. also Mrs. M. A. Countess left May 31st for Waco to attend the Grand Lode's Messrs. Redwood and family and M. Cambridge motored to Tyler Sunday to attend the Texas College closing. Miss Franks Brown has returned home. Rev. Morton pastor of Grand Chapel A. M. E. church died on last Thursday morning May 25th. His funeral was held at the above named church Friday evening at E. M. E. E. 11th. pastor of the first of the 25th church. The opening to the serious illness of the Preiding Elder Rev. D. Butler. He had only pastored since Doc. East. His remains were shipped to Waco his home. He leaves a wife and eight children. At one time he was Dean of Paul Quinn College. WOLPE CITY Miss Sigrit King of Iddonils was in the city on business. G. W. Cash was stricken appendicitis and an operation was necessary, he is resting fine. Miss Anna Mac Cash of Texas College was called to the beside-of-her brother. Cash, Mr. G. W. Cash, was at the bed side. The son, Mr. John Martin of Crescentville spent Sunday in the city Mr. George Donon returned from East Texas. Mrs. C. O. Walker and Miss Ben. Mended the Board at Lone Oak. Mr. Meron Jones died in the same day and his son, Mr. John, was visiting relative to Muskogee. Okla. Mr. Henry Limsey of McKinney is visiting relatives here. CROCKETT — The Episodic League if Miles Chapel C. M. E. is in full bloom at present. Sunday May 1st, there was 25 present, the league was called, to order by the president, reading of the minutes of the last meeting. Recitation, Miss Ruble Choice: Recitation, Freeman Bradley; Solo, Jefferies Singleton. After short talk by Mrs. Julie McKnight, Music Dradly sang a solo, Quary Box, Clrs White, Song, "Love Litter me," Closing remark, Mrs. Sella Nelson Song "Count your Healing." At this time Rev. George of Podice was introduced to the audience and in full ambush good things to us. Rev. Greene also preached for us Sunday 11:30 and at night services. In the last 3 weeks, three has been six new members added to our roll. Mrs. E. M. Bradley, president, Miss Ruble Choice, secretary. A REAL WALL PAPER SALE sisters served dinner Saturday and Sunday. The clubs of Titus Chapel have been recently reorganized. The Kemp Wonderful and Homewood Heights. They are doing a great work under the name of the willing workers. The club met last Thursday at the residence of Mrs. George Winn 403-Dallas. The next meeting will be held at the church. The Vanguard is hard at work again. Miss Robbie May Nance started the wheel to rolling by reporting 126.10 Miss Jessie Mrs Thomas has it for this week. The new officers re-as follows, Miss L. Hembry, President, Mrs. I. D. Preston, Vice, Mrs. A. E. Carr, BEAUTIFUL CHESTER PARK SUNDAY NIGHT $ _{f} $ JUNE 7TH, 1925 Kemp's Addition—Services in all churches were very good. St. Matthew — S. S. very good indeed; collection fine. St. Matthew held joint services with Mr. John both morning good. The first of the functions of the West Texas District. Next I Borad meeting. All Departments of the church represented in the Board meeting. Rev. D. E. Coupsley's B. S. and D. E. in the first of his own services. Service at Pilgram. Heat very good, all day. Mrs. Rita Wallae who went to Sherman to attend the graduation of her brother from the High School will spend a week ofுக் or dailies. That's a great diary. Miss Mary Lindsey, daughter of Mr. nd Mrs. Lindsey of Denton street returned. Friday from Cockett— Miss Lindsey graduates with honors from Mary Allen Seminary. Mr. Martha Lindsey is the best-selling book in the Mrs. Mrs. Q. Evans was a suffering from a sprained ankle. Mrs. Ida Nelson who has been complaining is much better. Mrs. Ellis Hyans who has been�ing is much better and at the same time I have a good goal. Mr. Chauter, the Dollar study has been confined to her bed. She is much better at this writing. Mrs. Slaton nd son Roland spent the afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Cha Adkins. Mrs. Toler is on the sick. Mr. Mrs. Nelson is also on the sick The Civic Club met at the home of Mrs. C. T. Welch, Thursday afternoon. After the usual routine of business Mrs. T. R. Bruson, chairman of the Extension Department of the Civic Dept. of Forum and Mrs. Bealey, President of the Civic Department of Forum were introduced. Twenty-four answered not roll call. Many excellent sues stations and thoughts were taken by these ladies. Mrs. Bealey outlined her plan for giving our people advantage of the "Moving Picture." Quite a deal of business was transacted. At the close of the meeting the program cost-mittee sold refreshments. The club will meet with Mrs. Ethel Hitemir, the fourth of Mrs. Verdie Wilburn, 200. Alongside first Thursday 4th at 7:10 P.M. and Mrs. D. E. Mathews entertained at dinner Sunday Mrs. Tucker, Mrs. Honey and Mrs. Retic. of Vernon. Secure your copy of the Express from Dr. Welch, 200. Jalonic of 107 Lake street. Phone all news to 455 or 319. Dr. J. T. Welch, P.O. Box 1216. GRAPELAND — Installation sermon was preached by Rev. J. E. Adkins, May 24th at Mt. Zion Baptist church, subject of 'Religion with joy and Religion without joy'. Collection $128.75. (General) Mt. Zion, at John, Cedar Branch and Corinth each did is bit to make the rally a success. General Mt. Zion was the banner number from a financial, viewpoint. Decon A. T. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. D. Pouney of Paineville, were visitors. Mrs. A. T. M. Hail, our demonstrations and little daughter of Rockefeller were also present. Mr. Alon. Dickson, died May 25th after a short illness. Mrs. Spencer Beasley died on the 27th. Both leaves several children, (most of which are grown) relatives and friends to mourn their loss. Prof. Genos Hubbed and the Misses Teals were work and visitors in the Daily and Cedar Branch. Communities. Mr. Abney Bailey in family companies. Prof. Beasley was family over to her. Joe Wrd's Sunday. Mr. Geo. Shepherd of Mt. Zion. Community was reported as improving from