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Doctors, Dentists, Pharmacists and Nurses Hold 39th Meet in Dallas LEADERS IN THEIR PROFESSIONS FROM ALL OVER STATE IN ATTENDANCE. DR. U. G. DAILY, OF CHICAGO, PERFORMS SPECIAL OPERATIONS FOR MEDICOS WHILE DR. BELSAW OF MOBILE, HOLDS SPECIAL DENTAL CLINICS Befitting on Tuesday morning numbers on the opening program, the Lions Star team performed two very successful halftime aides in the surgical world. The team performed two two-twelfths of the leading帅力 of the Lions Star Association that has been a leading team in the surgical world. oblation was held on Tuesday night the community had no indication of infection. The patient has been hospitalized and has a M. T. Mollman, a brilliant biologist, has given us no reason. But I. F. Spencer, a biologist with the University of Pennsylvania, was rendered and Dr. K. H. racial life when we must be willing to accept statistics. Mr. Megre Health in our assistance and we go about obtaining statistics. The welcome in behalf of the City conditions that are not as they should be are that the City shall use the City's name and that Mayor Dr. Karris trims it, in his reelection form, from the name of the City. The City also sanctions from the city of the Polish Capital Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Co. the matching Wheel of the City conditions that the Metropolitan Insurance Company sets. It is not a biography, it is highly pleasing and after paying a tribute to the progress of the profession of medicine and its fitted professions of Dentistry and Pharmacy, he declared that "Dalias was guided to welcome into its midst, The Lone Star Medical, Dental and Pharmaceutical Association, There is only one complaint that can be regulated against you at The Administration Building of this city while you are here, and that is, that you are not enjoying your official family. And, in benefit of the City of Dalias. understand the highest hope that we can attain. I know that these facts are old, but I still want to prove them, and I will advance to you, will prove, ever expect to make the amount of progress which we take, in washing hands of any part that is susceptible to infection, we hope there can be no progress of any that you will come again." HOWARD TO HAVE BUDGET OF MILLION GARNER REPLIES TO MATTHEWS IN ODD FELLOW ARGUMENT (P. N. B.) Dr. Scott made this estimate on the supposition that $120,000 for equipment of new medical school is obtained. This, in addition to a $991,000 Government appropriation of $285,000 out of the general funds, will make a grand total of $558,000. Dr. J. Stanley Durkee, president, reported during the year an unsolicited investment of $1,000,000 to a high-value scholarship. The attendance during the past year was 47.000,000. The public interest of the state and from 11 foreign countries. These trustees were elected for their year's Charles I. Corby, W.W. London; Dr. Albert Bushnell Hart, Boston, and Bishop John Hurst, Bal-J. W. W. These new trustees were elected to the State of New Jersey. The W.W.s, as of July 1, 2006, were all of Washington. Dr. Francis J. Grimke, Trustee for 40 years, resigned. The former stone of the new gymnastics and army building was laid Wednesday afternoon. There were two new一字-up programs. The New Jersey, in the Brown, dean of Yale University Divinity School and president of the New Jersey University Education Institute, he said. Dr. Dr. Durkee and by Dr. Scott. The building to be constructed in renaissance style will cover the largest area of any of the university structures. Where will be the first to be built at the first purposes and the second to house the department of public health and health care? The new building will be contained in a swimming pool. The complete building, with the other two, is the first to be built in the field will be to cost $197,500. The field will be $60 feet long and with the effect of a bowl. There will be seats of 10,000 and 10,000. DETROIT N. A. A. C. P. WINS THREE CASES FOR COLORED PEOPLE NEW YORK, N. Y., June 18—Three legal victories for Colored people of Detroit are the accomplishments of the local branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, two of the cases involving criminal, one of them civil action. The victories are as follows: 1. Mrs. Flitts Mathis, and Family People notified by certain White People to vacate their home, and re-pon their refusing to do so, the whites stoned the house breaking: 1 windows and a door. The damage was repaired. When another attack was made, stones being broken through the windows, Mrs. Mathis fired a revolver in the direction of the attack, the bullets lodging in the window casing of a neighboring politician. The politician's wife was out a warrant against Mrs. Mathis, charging that Mrs. Mathis had fired at her. Judge Harry B. Kelden dismissed the complaint, and quashed the warrant. Cass won by aftermath. 2. Lee Sullivan employed by a local construction company when told to stay at work until midnight, by the "New York Times," he quit at 8:36, the usual time. The boss, a white man from Tennessee, The Dallas Express In beginning his remarks. Dr. Bailey told of his early days in the community, and the present ability to return, as the guest of the association. He then launched at every one of the parties, a brief discussion of the high mortality of Norgrae. Said he "My student has brought to light some people that have brought to light some of the companions which I have made with the same rate among white people that have come home to the same rate, and have been in our racial life when we must be willing to face the risk of the same. I have no experience and to go about in a sensible way to remedy the problems that have built it. I shall use are, I think, reliable and less than the other people of the North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Co., and all the other insurance companies. Norgrae life Experience, too short. "That the average number of new people that have built it, and the average number of deaths in the white race per thousand is 1.5. The average life of the Norgrae die each year than white persons. The average life of the new people is only 27 years. The average life of the Norgrae female is only 33 years. The average that these facts are odious, but they must be faced if we ever expect to make the amount of the new people that have built it. The average for it is well known fact that there can be no progress of any sort made by a race which is not Continued on Page 8 GARNER REPLIES IN ODD FELLOW Continued on Page 8 ladd his superior, also from Tennessee, to command a wolf and was awarded upon Sullivan, using vile language and ordered his Simpson two bricks and ordered his Simpson two bricks. The most then got as a rather expensive gift to accompany him there, made him kill his dog, and forced him to kill him as his an object lesson for the rest of the "Niggers" in the camp. (Continued on Page L.) "The Republican Party Is The Ship, All Ease Is The Sea."—Fred Douglas. WACO PRINCESS WINS PYTHIAN QUEENSHIP AT CLOSE OF FIELD DAY PROGRAM. MEET NEXT IN GALVESTON SURGICAL SPECIALIST NOW IN DALLAS DR. ULYSSES GLANT DAILEY Physician at Durham Dr. Ulysses Grant Dailey, was born in Donaldsonville, La. August Al. an early age, he manifested at Public School, Port Worth, and in due time, graduated from and in due time, graduated from Texas. Later he attended Straight College New Orleans. In 1892 he entered Northwestern university with the idea of devoted mother and by his own gifts he completed a year 2002 Continued on Page 4 TO MATTHEWS W ARGUMENT NEW TRIAL GRANTED MEDICAL STUDENT Eight bonds were scattered at the base of the staircase and the balcony divides and their piano draws were set up to allow the members of the march Following the last members of the local Waco Logo members of the local Waco Logo members of the members of the Grand Court cars filled with members of the orchestra. Boon after the park was reached from the park and reviewed by the Grand Staff review before. The Grand Staff wrote that the Prishan band were musi- cally from Lawrence Lewis and Path of the First band from Lawrence Lewis. The Grand Staff when they made bad but no doubt good at Grand Staff. The Grand Staff this year was com- posed of Grand Staff, Chancellor S. W. Green, Bri- s. O. Tidrington of Ontario, Councillor Rosemia Simmons, Colorado, Great. HOWARD CONFERS DEGREES ON THREE HUNDRED Complete Course in Home Nursing and Hygiene A part of the class in Home Hygiene And Care of the Sick which it is completing in the course of its course at the Industrial Institute of State and Washington Streets. Of the 23 who enrolled in the course 24 have attended the required number of lessons to be entitled to the certificate which is given at the end of the course to those who attend all lessons and earn an average of 72 per cent. The attendance has been above the average in classes of this type and the interest shown has all that could be desired. Who else has been to the Institute of the Delhi Council of the TWO MORE HOUSTON MARTYRS ELIGIBLE FOR RELEASE cooperating bodies, will be released on Tuesday, June 8, according to a letter received by the N. A. A. C. P. P. (the President), the U.S. Department of the国防 and Military Affairs at the Port Leavemouth Diplomatic and Advanced, which is the man- WINS PYTHIAN QU FIELD DAY PRO Great, Hamilton, Minnebux, Kircheon and others of the Texas staff. Mr. Sophia Perry of Waco Chased Pythian Queen Never before in a Pythian Grand Lodge has so-much beauty and beauty of the world. The world is always played before so many interested spectators as was shown on last week. The world is also shown on the honor of Queen of the Pr Gustav P. P. P. (the President), the U.S. Department of the国防 and Military Affairs at the Port Leavemouth Diplomatic and Advanced, which is the man- It has been the most successful year in the history of the Grand Lodge, said Grand Chancellor Willis in beginning his address, "And it's reported assets to $641,125.97 (his year, we report $663,595.02). It is found that above expenses we have been in the year, a net earning of $11,834.06. This represents a gain over last year of $31,418.46. Our records show that we have a total membership of 34,103 and seventeen new A-Gates have been organized. Six new bodies of the uniform rank have been organized. Six new bodies of the Uniform Rats have been organized. In the same way, the Union, El Paso, and Belton, San Antonio, El Paso, and Belton, The number of regimental bands now in eight since the organization of those of Galveston and Marshall. Nearly all of these bands will participate in the organization. Tells at Victory in Lawsuits The Grand Chancellor, then told in detail of the success of the Grand Lodge, in the prosecution of the law-suit brought against it last year by several members of the Jurisdiction which resulted in their suspension. Crocker, whose home is in Brooklyn, Y. you applied for parole, because benevolent obligate for home parcel on the land, and will受理 obligate for home parcel on the land. The address of the Grand Chancellor also made mention of the fact that the grand lodge had invested its $175,314.92 of which amount, $14.67, was in -government. Bonds $20,000 in Supreme Lodge Bonds $7,000 in a Supreme lodgemanote, and $147,550 in loans to members on their property. These loans draw five, six and eight percent interest and the balance of the cash of the order is in banks at four percent on daily cash. The balance is different number of 440 and in a Bard Grand Chancellor, in regard to the drives for members, time has demonstrated the wisdom of launching land continuing our membership into drives and this year alone were taken in during them the main purpose of the meeting was to address the order from other sources. He then read the figures on each of the director-showing that T. H. Frawley led the team with 245 men. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES, IN SPITE OF RECENT STUDENT STRIKE ARE BEST IN HISTORY, ALUMNI GIVE VOTE OF CONFIDENCE TO DR. DURKEE. DR. SHEPHERD ADDRESSES CLASS LEXINGTON, Ky. June 13—A verdict upholding a request of the bulk of his estate to his Negro servants was returned here when a Jury unanimously agreed. Yet Wednesday, May 24, 1895, Hugh, wealthy K. Tuckman, made his final will on May 25, 1895. His paper, Hughes left 1100,000 to the K. Tuckman, Plenary Orphan school in Midway, and the remainder, valued at about 1700,000, to Ellen Davis Negro housekeeper, and other servants. An appeal probably will be filed, attorney-for-the-estate said. A home in the Blue Grass farming section, described as a beautiful colonial residence, of 12 rooms, filled with costly antique furniture, china and silver, now gone to the housekeeper, and to Robert H. Hughes, natural son of Hughes and Ellen Davis. Portraits of the Hughes family hang in the home. Robert Hughes was outside the courtroom when the verdict was read, but his mother heard the verdict. She did not restrain her joy and rocked back and forth in her chair, smiling happily. Dozens of friends, many of them white persons, filled past and congratulated the aged woman. HOWARD FACULTY MAKES CONCESSIONS TO STUDENTS WASHINGTON, D. C. June 18- Miter a weaker "waveform" to ensure not to charge too much and not to damage the poles. To penalize the strikers or softer to penalize the strikers or softer but not out run, the game has been modified to allow faster lifting records for absences perfect- Upon graduation of seven, other prosec- tors will be sent to the student but have been in alarms with the three deceased. The student will be assisted with the three deceased. The student will be handed in a spirit of sorrow. L. B. Kincheon, vice-grand Chancellor of the State of the State, has increased much during the tax year according to the statement of the Grand Chancellor who told the General of Tories in Dallas, Waco, St. Worth, Houston, San Antonio, Beaumont, Galveston, Bengal, Taylor and Paris. In the statement of the Grand Chancellor as to the finances of the order it was shown that the Grand Lodge had total assets of $56,975.97, representing a net increase this year of $112,568.05. Interest on the moneys of the order to the amount of $18,971.65 had been collected while accrued interest amounted to $6652.81 making a total of $1,534.91, thus showing the efficiency of the present staff and their ability to get large results with very little expense. An interesting study of the growth of the surplus funds of the Order was made by the Grand Chancellor in his address in which he stated that in 1916, the surplus of the order was only $187,497.11, and that this surplus had grown steadily during the following years until after only nine years it amounts to $651,597.02. In concluding his address, the Grand Chancellor made the following very significant statements: "We, the Pythians have no copyright on success, nor up on the things which we have done. We have been during the past eight years, giving this order, the best that was in us and as a result, the order has grown. A great many times criticism has been hurled upon me, not because I have in any way failed in my service to you but rather because I have served you so well. But, believe me, gentlemen when I declare that there is no cause for seriously on this part of the part of others that the Knight of Pythias is on the mountain top is now visible to all but regardless what we have done in the past, let not feel that we have enough capital. To carry out the program that I have in mind we must have a membership of $0.000 and our assets must total more than a million dollars. In the eliciting session of the Grand Lodge it was decided that the next meeting of the order would be held in Detroit. Distinctive in Service Always Progressive PRICE FIVE GENTLE nd Dallas EES UNDRED OF RECENT STUDENT STRIKE ARE OF CONFIDENCE TO 'DR. DUR- S June 11—the Nation. He says an illustration Comments: How to England a beautiful law Campus. For years, and that America was hard to study, he should be on the right. The by the an-future would depend upon its great ly. Durbine must of its more vigorous and in this kind the fortune people. That America will and the Constitution, especially as outlined WASHINGTON, D. C., June 13—The Fifth-Sixth Annual Commencement of the Nation. He gave an illustration of how in England a beautiful lawn movement of Howard University has been voted for three hundred years, and that America was held a day, afternoon, June 7th, 1953. The first day of the day was held at the same time, a beautiful Academic Preparation, held by Mr. J. Stanley Durkin, president of the University, and Dr. Emmett J. Holt, Secretary-Treasurer; Monorable Dwight F. Davis, Assistant Secretary of War, who presented the commissions to the J. O. A. of the University. The first day of the day, of the Commencement Address, Members of the Board of Trustees, Dean and members of the various faculties of the University Superintendent, were presented to the new President of the University. The second day of the day, of the District of Columbia, represented the first day of the day, of the general meeting of the alumni and principalls of the University. The procession proceeded from the Carnegie Library through Hines of more than three hundred (300) candidates for degrees from the various schools of the university. More than five thousand (5000) persons were present at the exercises. Dr. James E. Shepard, President of Durham State College, Durham, N. C., delivered the Commencement of Citizenship. "Possibilities and Responsibilities of Citizenship." Dr. Shepard in his address scene of the Citizenship, the Medical, Physical and Spiritual side and drew many possibilities. He made the impress- ing young as compared with the life of STATE FEDERATION MEET IN DALI ERATION OF WOMEN TO N DALLAS JULY 7-10 STATE FEDERATION OF WOMEN TO MEET IN DALLAS JULY 7-10 STATE FEDERATION OF WOMEN TO MEET IN DALLAS JULY 7-10 PAUL QUINN COLLEGE HOLDS BRILLIANT WACO, Texas, June 15—The address to the graduates delivered by Bishop William Decker Johnson, the representative of the State, was given to the present and grand Chancellor, William and the raising of more than $14,000 by the presiding sidents of the State. The address was delivered by the great, well-b叉ed commencement season over held by the school. The subject of the address of the Bishop was "The Essentials of Education and In His delivery." He was declared the "most excellent" and "the business of our击的，and of the powers of our bodies and the faculties of our minds." He then discussed the three-fold nature of man and declared that he was the business of education to develop the business of education, mental and moral. The charge-to-the-graduates was that they, because of the superior advantages which they had enjoyed, were not to be given to the greater contribution to the welfare of the world than were those who had been so fortunate. It was a practical address and delivered in a very pleasing manner. The address for the week consisted of the annulled meeting of the annual recital, the meeting of the trustees board, Class Day Exercises, a meeting of the laymen of the state, and the baccalaureate serf. The Highness delivered by Rev. I. M. Hughes and diplomats were presented to the class by President J. F. Williams and they included the present and grand minister upon several questions. He was on the same day with whom was H. W. W. Willis, Grand Chancellor of the Knights of Pthlas of Texas. HAITIANS ASK U. S. TO WITHDRAW TROOPS New York, N. Y., June 13–The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 85th Fifth Avenue, New York, today announced that Pierre Hudicourt, former member of the Hargus Peace and Security Council, was a member of the American and the National Association of Law, who is representing the Italian Patriotic Union in the United States, has been memorandum to President Vollige and the Secretary of State, asking the withdrawal of the House of Representatives from Haiti. The memorandum charges that in violation of the Haitian constitution the country has been governed without regularly elected representative, have been signalled to the House of Representatives, and dismissed by President Mr. Hudicourt, that President Louis Borno of Haiti on March 15 of this year dismissed seven members of the council and appointed seven new members more than two years ago. The new members were in order to make his continuance in office more certain. Desires the flection of a Haitian government, Mr. Hudicourt charges that General Russell, the American Wahl-Govt. of the House of Representatives,疑心 the showers of the country. The defaite President Borno depends upon him for all and everything. Urgent restoration of representative government in Haiti, Mr. Hudic- --- --- CLOSING The vast possibilities existing in America today for all classes of citizens call correspondingly for great responsibilities. The question each thoughtful student must ask himself or herself is: Am I ready to serve am I ready to enter into the open door; am I ready to grasp the possibilities that are before me, as an able and fit myself for the largest possible measure of life. Perhaps the greatest responsibility resting upon a citizen in a great republic great kingdom or a great empire, is to teach lessons of love. We have no place in our own great country for those who would set up hats, prejudices and engender the great justice of the country into the great vision and the light, taught France to hate and for a long time France staggered beneath the hatreds of her own boyhood. On the other hand John Knox taught Scotland to love and for centuries not only the spirit of thrift but the spirit of gladness has thrilled the Scotch people. The student should make love the cardinal principle of his life. The man or woman who teaches lessons of hatred and prejudices no words of mine can picture the hideousness of compact which has formed with his satanic continued on Page 2 Elkhorn-separations are being made by the officers and numbers of the Women's Club for the entertainment of the annual meeting of the Women's Club here July 7th to 14th. During the meeting more than three hundred clubs have more than five hundred delegates representing more than three thousand hundred clubs from the various parts of the state will gather here for the Women's Club to platter the purchases of the home will be located in the city of San Antonio, where the Federation has already completed a completely self-sufficient business to the statement of Mr. J. W. McCormick, the chairman of the board of this will be be largest and most important of the four that the state organization has designated for the management of last year in Pt. Worth, where it has been organized in as many buildings as have supplied their institution of the state organization in the actual meeting. The state organization has done a great deal to exist, and has really existed in the cities in which the Delaware district home has been located of the total cost already raised and the years most is expected to result in the completion the payment due and the beginning of the actual operation of all of the many clubs of Delaware. This meeting a great success. The boards and committees are now at work on a suitable entertainment for the RIVER HORROR HERO VISITS WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON, D. C., June 15- Thomas 145, recently mentioned by southern whites for his unselfish bravery in the rescue of nearby two score of lives in the Mississippi, a native of Memphis, Tenn., called at the White House Thursday and was received by President Coolidge. Lee saved 12 lives when the streamer Norman went down recently in the Mississippi river with a loss of more than a score of lives. He is an expert boatman and at the risk of his own life, made numerous trips to the sinking ship in a small motor boat and, took the people a shore. He was recently recommended for a carnival medal for his remarkable act of saving lives. The people of Memphis have gotten up a subscription campaign to raise funds for the hero and up to last Wednesday the fund amounted to $1,698.55, a strenuous efforts are being made by the campaign manager to greatly increase this sum. Lee was accompanied to the White House on Tuesday. He was touring the White House, touring a memorial to a Mennonite woman poor and pregnant Servitivist wife, and introducing him to President Harry S. Truman and introduced him to President John F. Kennedy. THE STATE OF NEW YORK A Madam C.J. Walker Booster GLORIFYING OUR WOMANHOOD No greater force is working to glorify the womanhood of our Race than Madam C. J. Walker's Wonderful Hair and Skin Preparations. 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Frank Ross is now in the capital at St. Worth, and Cousy is now in the capital to his bed. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Alex Smith, a boy, Mr. Torrent Butler is improving Mr. and Mrs. Ciarie Campbell of Throcksmidge spent Sunday in the city, and they were accompanied home by Mrs. Delia Wallace and Miss Ordnance. Preparing to make the biggest thing ever Happened here, Missor William Ross and A. Bill-Jung of Dredkenridge spent Sunday in the city. Don't forget the Chicago Defender and Express are on sale every Saturday, just Donglass For both Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Plummer are in Austin for a short time. Mr. Missage Chandler is a new reader for the Express. Misses Leo Wright, Ora, Illinois and Nile Hicks are homes from Pratley View College. and the teacher's men, students are Surgeon, Miss Nidg. M. Bell left for Longview Sunday, P. M. Miss Naomi Perkins and Miss M. Dixon left for P. V. where they will stand the summer school. Mr. Joe McGrack is here from P. M. 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All schools have closed The L. P. C. Club met with Mrs. Mary Pipe last Thursday. After the meeting, the members of the following menu was served: ice-cream and cake. Mrs. T.J. Smith and A. T. was at the Bierman last Sunday, to attend the funeral of her niece, Viredle. Last Sunday was a fall of the 19th of October, the people amount raised was $65.90. There were people at the rally from Paris, Bonham and Hiverby. BIG BANDY — Mrs. Connie Mae Powler of Forest Texas is in the city again. Mr. Claude and Rister were at the same time. The post was sent to the night saturday fifth Mr. and Mrs. Jamison were at last. The last Sunday was a fall of the 19th of October, which she will attend the summer school. Miss L. Chalk of Elms Spring left Sunday was at last. The school was at last. The school was at last. Texas college. Several from here witnessed the party sludry night at the home of Mr. and Mr. Town. The meeting was held on Sunday, welches. Mr. Ervin Williams has opened a very nice Cafe. ATHENS—Rev. Dr. A. Denver, P. E. of the Athens District, held the first Quarterly Conference of Allग Chalk. Mr. and Mr. of which Dr. T. F. Ferguson is pastor, he delivered two powerful sermons. The first was high, one addition. Rev. C. Davis of the church of God was with his people Sunday after two weeks were in the spring, according to the Grand Lodge at Waco Madras. If, Miller, Nicey Tich-atwood, Birds, William, commencement, Dr. Dwane, T. P. Perrionon, Waldoe. The Grand Lodge also appointed U.S. Minister Mistress Baldwin. The Grand Lodge also appointed U.S. Minister Mistress High School. Also Alberta Lee was appointed to enter Texas College. Mistress Mike Merrill. Mistress Jake account- mented to Tyler Smith to attend Mistress Attorneys who require Mistress Attorneys who require Bell and Mr. Jao. Hudson were appointed to the home of the bride, who was Weight, while accounted to Mistress Mike Merrill. Mistress Attorneys who require few days with his sister. Mistress Attorneys who require the degrees of the degrees at K. G. Frank Davis. LADGONIA J. A. J. Jones, P. R. of the M. S. Church but his father was not a member of the M. S. Church but his Mistress Mike Merrill. Mistress Mike Merrill and Mrs. Summit Marty Mistress, then their children, are Honey Grove Golde and Mr. Jao. Mistress Jake has returned to Mistress Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Hudson. Javelin Jacket has returned to Mistress Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Hudson. Jacket established a few friends out of town guests. Collins was the first Mistress Myrine King and Andrew Jones were in Honey Grove EASTLAND. The Eastland Glee Club was reorganized last Tuesday night under the name of the Eastland Choral Club with Mrs. V. Thurdburg as co-inter. Mrs. Bummeie Bull is yet confined to her bed. Mr. W. L. Lee will handle the Express, see him for good news. CALVERT- — Mrs. Elizabeth Stanton arrived from Phoenix, Arizona with the remains of her daughter. Miss Loda R., Station, May 17th, 1925 was unfinancial at 17th St., and the Battle of Mt. A. 18th Rev. P. R. Number officiated. The leaves father, mother, a host of relatives and friends. Was a member of the dependent Baptist church for 11 years. Baptised by the pastor R. L. Humboldt, graduated in the College of High School. Finished college course with R. E. degree at P.V. State Normal College. Ladd to rest under the auspices of the House hold of Ruth Lodge...o.205 in the Calvert Colored House. The conditions from the Church's lodge and school were read. Many Telegreams and Florals were received from the following: Prairie View Mr. E. T. Menton, Dr. and Mrs. A. A. McDonald, The Choirs, Arlia, A. Steven, The Mood, Mood, Texas Miss J. E. S. Shields, Houston, Texas, Dr. and Mrs. Osborne, Prairie View Texas, Prof. and Mrs. C. H. 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CARD OF THANKS We take this method of thanking our many friends for their many telegrams and beautiful floral for the death of our daughter, Ludie T. Station. May God's choice be blossoms (signed) Elizabeth Station, Mother. Isaiah Station, Father. AMARILLO Rev. C. A. Holt, the field secretary of the Dickson Orphan Home is in the city. Mr. Butler of Oklahoma is here visiting her daughter Mrs. E. K. James. Mr. Parker of Clarendon was in the city last week. Misses Fannie Mac Dickson, Moen Goodwin, Ruth Jefferson and Mr. Willie Austin have returned home from school. Mrs. H. J. Ashford who was 81 last week was able to be out Sunday. FERRIS—The following churches were graced with distinguished visitors last week: Bishop W. D. Johnson of the A. M. E. connection spent Saturday night in Ferris with pastor Simpson, he left Sunday for Palmer. The 14 year old boy preacher Rev. White of Marlin highly entertained his audiences at True Blue church Sunday. The great musician, Sister Arizona, was here several nights last week with the Holiness people. She is blind, but a wonderful musician. Mrs. Appleton, wife of pastor, preached at the M. E. church Sunday. CATARRH STOPPED IN ONE DAY Hawking, sitting, whining, choking. Notices and the many allegations need not be dreaded, any longer. Need not be dreaded, any longer. Need not be dreaded, any longer. This dreaded disease to stop their trapping in one place and allowing it to spread. The amazing statement of one who famous Formula I is bringing koya to thousands of people to thousands of people to thousands of people. "I want to say that my Cataract was absolutely stopped the first day," says F. A. Stoufer. "Before I started taking the treatment, my nose wash continually filled up causing my head to be stopped up. I was very dear and my friends had to shout. 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SUPPLICY SPIRINGS — Tuesday MILKFIELD CHURCH堂礼 was the Milkfield Church堂礼 was the Shelbay Le Mavo, the Princess Mia Mia Princess Mia, Mrs. Johnna Mrs. Maggie Smith, Mrs. Johnna Mrs. Maggie Smith, Mrs. Johnna the young leaders were filled were served by the Mission dien- C. M. E. church rendered a speeck C. M. E. church rendered a speeck by the McQuenon Sunday night by the McQuenon Sunday night McQuenon attended official memorial at Art Club Friday, Mr. Nathan a speaker in connection with the speech in connection with the welling expressed a very pleasant Departures: Rev. L, W. Fuller, M. Pleasant, Alicen Allen, Pt. Worth, W. V. Cook, Dallas, Claudine Denk Kras, Greanville. Arzavalis, Mrs. Dave Onege, Paris, Harrison Taylor, Jr. Wichita Fallin, Rev. Grady Stevens, Longer son of Mr. H. B. Bovins, Elvedo splendid sermon Sunday night at the First Baptist church. SYLVESTER-The first missionary of Little Rap. Rev. R. W. Wiley. The program was conducted by Dr. R. W. Wiley. The project was conducted by President Mrs. Annel-Dansley, Mrs. Della Brown is on the sick list. Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Foram, the first boy. Get your express—from Mrs. Lilit Mac Arthur. East of the city. IAGO - Mr. and Mrs. Athier The most important over to Pierce Thursday an spent the day with relatives, Mrs. L. B. Jones, spent his life in Great O�ty, Mr. Monetary, four for the Women's department of the Southern District Association. A P. M. Hapton's denominator of the போதிக் (P. M.) is the deatured the Rourin's Point Bass Hall team on the latest diamond Saturday evening in a fast-away service. A New Law Mr. Alfred Williams, Master Ernest "Paiso and Mr. Oscar Woods of Needville" attended the Ployger last week. The most important, Beaumont Tuesdays to attend the National Baptist R. R. Congress is represent the R. R. and J. V. P. U. of the British Baptist church of the "The International given" at the "P. M. B. by the Women's Well, College girls you seem to think that your friends must run you down to get to speak to you. Miss Eyes feels your College education has taught you very little if you're forgotten to be courteous. You'll act differently when you're been there a few more years. Miss Eyes heard a certain young man say that he knew he was good with the young. My friend, Eyra did not say something to this young man, but the younglady is wise to this man and is only waiting for a good opportunity to show him up. Now, Miss Eyes would certainly rejoice over this because this young man is so sure of the young lady and really thing he can get any lady in town for his friend. He was never so wrong. Miss Eyes was by one of the popular cafe a few nights ago and while waiting for a lunch, up drives a certain school teacher after seeing in our car she pulls her scarf up to her face to keep from anyone knowing how Miss Eyes must say she now you and again she will say to you Miss Teacher be more careful as all eyes are upon you. Remember that personal appearance isn't everything, but it does play a large part. Mrs. 400, Miss Eyes had her Eyes on you at the Grand Lodge (Waco). When you tried to start a fuss with the popular lady. Since the lady didn't loose her head. Now don't you feel cheap? Miss Eyes will say be careful, Mrs. 400 or your "ainsill find you out. Miss Eyes has covered a great deal of ground in and around the city during the past week. She was with a bunch of "百姓节" birds, but at the Roadhouse which were nights ago, they were in the town's town of the road, a hitch in the town's powered off were ridiculous. They were go "tippy" of course and didn't realize just what was what but Miss Eyes can answer for them as they are a condition to the town that was going on and then sous. Now what do they mean you were with think about the stunts you pulled? Surprised, didn't know you were that kind of women (suppose to be society). Want get 'em. ABILENE—Miss Allie Wooden of Weatherford in visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gumby; The primary grades held their closing exercises last year, May 1st to May 2nd. Marriott Hospital church Mrs. Ludie Henderson gave a party last Monday afternoon announcing the marriage of her daughter Miss Emma G. Anderson. While he was July 1921 to Mr. Bert Simmons of Okia City, The city churchers have proclaimed Sunday June 7th as "Go-To-Church Day" in Abilene. The choir was preparing special music and the ministers are preparing special sermons. Every one is urged to attend some church. Mr. I. Smith was called to Corracana last year. The group of the CARD OF THANKS Plako HAIR DRESSING Plako Plako Plako Plako Plako Plako Plako Plako Plako THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1925 of Calanthe. Mr. and Mr. George McNary spent a day in Texaskana. CLUREHANE-MRS. Penny Winkle Sunday, Mrs. Moberla Wimberly of Sunday, Mrs. Roberta Wimberly of Mrs. Roberta Wimberly of the guides of their mother Mrs. Roberta Hirschi was transferred from Lawton, Mrs. Carruth Matthews died Sunday, Mrs. Brenda Smith, M. R. and J. Smith, Mrs. Roberta Hirschi and the community and the school committee and the government and the school board. Mrs. B. Klinenck closed his drive of new members of the Royal Club members on Oak Hill. In the guiding Puller on Oak Hill, in the guiding Jones was awarded the prize. A Jones visited her mother, Mrs. B. Nott building at the home of wife street - silver Bain Street in bish Mrs. Natia Mott. Mrs. Susan Lewin, Little Miss Nina Mrs. R. H. Davies and her sisters Mrs. R. H. Davies and visiting her mother Mrs. Bain visiting her mother Mrs. Bain in honor of her mother Norma Chandler and Katherine Grace have Stars and Cleopatra crowned stars and Cleopatra crowned stars and our Lady Saturday morning we had Bady Saturday morning brother Claudy Kelley, Mrs. Kelley program as the school auditorium dance and children of Laramie dance and children of Laramie bed of their father Mr. R. L. turned from school at Waco. Mrs. R. L. have returned from the State con- gress and Mrs. R. L. have returned from the State con- gress. Mr. Volly Kindell of Wichita Falls is visiting his brother-in-law Mr. B. Yernon Mr. Ellison and Mr. Williams of Port Worth are the students of their brother Will Williams. Felix Watkins spent Sun in Itaaca Mrs. Gafford of Galveston is visiting her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gafford. HAPE CITY—The pastor from Blackland preached Sunday night. Rope City played Houllett last Sunday. May 21, score 19 and 2 in favor of Rope City. Mr. Ernest Welfstram from St. Louis. Mr. is visiting in the city. Mr. M. T. Ivery of Gre famous WWII War rived here Monday from Zilburg, Texas, where she has been visiting Texas. Her father, Mrs. Nora Oxford, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Clark, was and Mrs. Clara Rockland and children and Mrs. Clara Jones motored over to Rockwall Sunday. Rope City played with the Rodeau Saturday, score 6-7 in favor of Roller: Sunday a big crowded motored to Campbell Rome Hall: Game between Roya City and Campbell, score 7-2 in favor Campbell Mrs. Ada Author gave a banquet at the School house Saturday night at the Hall game and at the Roya City and Entertainment Saturday night. We were very sorry to learn of Mr. J. V. Lockett getting to the Hall game on the first night at the Hall game Sunday. JEFFERSON — The Pittsburgh District Conference met the Isler part of May all reports showers the was in a progressive condition. Many were converted. At a seven month-old that P. G. Collier preached at a sale of the Roya City and A. Haughen has a collection of $777.00. Dr. Andoward of Atheyn, Texas, Rev. W. Mithis of Te�kann. Texas deserve much credit for the religious manner of their work and FRATERNEAL BONDING COMPANY makes a special bonding officer in the lodges. The official Bonding Officer is the Sister and Daughters of Tabor. Odd Fellows All of Texas, U, B of F., of Arkansas and Woodmen of the Union. We Bond Officers of all Fraternal Societies upon request For information write: Special Bargains in Unredeemed DIAMOND RINGS and LADIES BRACELET WATCHES. Quality backed by our Written Guarantee Bargains in Leather Goods and Wardrobe Trunks GARONZIK JEWELRY CO. INC. Colored Sanitarium and Bath House BATES: American Hot Springs System. Medicated Baths for all diseases. OPERATIONS: Major and Minor operations by competent Surgeons, Baths, operations, medicines, hotel and all accommodations may be had at this one place. 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Any person dealing with protection, call at room 200 Fr. think Temple, 2500 Elms St. or call 7-5507. H. Strickland, Pres. S. CofieldpSec'y PEONAGE IN FLORIDA AND WHY FEDERAL BANK OF MICHIGAN FIRST IN SERVICE It is a fact, proven now beyond the shadow of a reasonable doubt that as men emerge from savagery, they take on the attributes of civilization and this civilization is to be recognised by their more human treatment of their fellows of whatever sort they may be. And civilization is also physically evidenced by the amount of modernity in civic life. Civilization is also evidenced by the fact that in an almost savage civil state will evidence barbarity in their actions. Where there is little or no education, refinement, decent home life, etc., there will be little of the decent in their behavior in any way. MEMBER NATIONAL ENERGY PRESS ASSOCIATION Published every Saturday Morning in the Year of 2006 Noves Ave, D ilham on Post Office at Dallas Tampa and at Congress, March, 1899 IE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (INSTITUTION) DALLAS, TENNESSEE It is a natural then to expect that in Florida, where the most recent as well as the most shocking tales of peonage have had their origin, that little of the elevating in physical surroundings should be found. That this is true is proven by a description of Calhoun County which has been just released. Says this description: Foreign Advertising Representative: W. B. Ziff Company, 200 north Bear Street, W. B. Ziff Company, 404 Morton Street, 146 North Kinston, New York M. Y. Notice To The Public Any erroneous reflection upon the company's business or its any person, firm or corporation that would be prejudicial to the DALLAS EXPRESS will be pardoned and the Dallas Express will be admitted to the attention of the publisher. The Dallas Express Sub- scriptions in Advance YEAR TRAIN $1.25 EXP. MONTHLY $1.25 SCHOOL DUFF $1.25 With a total population of less than 9,000, about 2,500 of whom are Negroes, Calhoun County, the scene of the recent and most outrageous peonage cases, is one of the most desolate and backward counties in the State of Florida. Among the whites, nearly 7 per cent are illiterate, and among the Negro population about 50 per cent are so classified. The average value of land per acre in this county, which has only about fifty miles of jerkwater railroad, is considerably less than $20, and although the land area of the county is greater than that of the entire State of Rhode Island, the value of all farm property is nearly thirty-two million dollars less. Educational facilities are very poor and the county is one of the dark spots in the State that is seldom penetrated by the light of a higher civilization. It would appear from this them that in order to make learning improvement in the general behavior of Florida, it will be needful to make the same time that the courts are punishing the guilty parties in the peonage cases, that missionaries carrying the doctrine of civilization and culture from some of the other more favored points in the state, say from Palm Beach or Miami, be sent along with the officers of the law in order that this section of superior Norcies have brought to them some of the more enlightening influences which have proven beneficial to the rest of the civilized world. THE DALLAS RAPESS He never hates the white feather, matter how hard he tries. It is afflicted with the floral wounds. It is to plague, even, amenable, conservation wounds, that he prefers brushes; likewise his bacterial flies. It professes a variability as broad as an army. The cover all the terrestrial occupies by the human body. This is why he is called the "Rapess." He comes up and stands with us. This ground is his body. W. B. KING WELCOME PHYSICIANS AND DENTISTS Dallas is good to welcome into her midst the Silk Road Midwest and Dalian Associations in their forthright annual session. They are the progressive servants of a pre-eminent character of service which they, as a group are most unsatisfying and performing it and is not hard, thinking in terms of the progress of their work, to forecast a future in which they will . a group, take their places among the widely healed of the earth because companies which they have achieved. Dallas is glad to welcome me her midst the Lone Star Medical and Danah Associations in their fortnight annual session. They are the progressive servants of a post-war era, and the service of which they are a group are most usablely performing and it is not hard, thinking in terms of the progress of the past as made by them in their work, to forecast a future which they will live. The widest and the widest have added of the earth which they have achieved. And especially is this welcome those comments was dry, and another snerrir in Brown County had distinguished himself in the same way, thus rather proving the contention of The Express that Texas is making distinct progress toward civilization. But this week, a subscriber from a nearby town sends in a slipping from the editorial page of The Mexia Daily Mirror which, though rather crude in expression, at least gives evidence of an awakening to the truth of the fact that this state cannot hope to become as efficient as it should unless all of its citizens both white and black receive the necessary and just amount of education. The editor of this publication; under caption of "One Man's Oignition." "Negress of Mexia help pay for the education of white children, a member of the school board tells us. He says the board does not spend as much on Negro education as the darker skin citizen pay in tracer." And especially is this welcome fitting in view of the fact that the citizens of Dallas own, specialist in both medical and dental surgery in an effort to improve their technique and technique and to make them more efficient in their services to the citizens of Dallas, there were nothing else to command them would guarantee to them the best possible representation, they represent, the heartiest good wishes of the citizens of Dallas as a city. It is a common thing to hear the remark: "You educate more in the way of the fact that your brain is not so well developed as in other. a special in both medical care, especially in both medical care and medical surgery in an era of high-tech and high-tech and more, more efficient in their services to the people of the country. It is the whole thing else to command them would guarantee to them and to the organization of the patient. The patient good makes the of the citizens of Dallas as well as of their hospitality. It is a common thing to hear the remark: "You educate more in the way of the fact that your brain is not so well developed as in other. a special in both medical care and medical surgery in an era of high-tech and high-tech and more, more efficient in their services to the people of the country. It is the whole thing else to command them would guarantee to them and to the organization of the patient good makes the of the citys of Dallas as well as of their hospitality. It is a common thing to hear the remark: "You educate more in the way of the fact that your brain is not so well developed as in other. a special in both medical care and medical surgery in an era of high-tech and high-tech and more, more efficient in their services to the people of the citys of Dallas as well as of their hospitality. But, they say, "It makes the Negro less respectful to white people." That is another mistake idea. The most respectful Colored citizens of Mexico are the principals and teachers of the Colored schools, notice and you'll see. There should be equal educational opportunities, regardless of color. Mexia, is the proverbial small town of Texas and yet there is at least one man in it who has the courage to make in order that through them, minds may be fit for their work in the development of the profession. And in the practice of this profession, the physician of our group in the community are worthy of the highest commendation. They study to keep ahead of the needs of the training by constant visits to the sources of information. They truthfully said that in all movements always to be counted upon. It is not only that the students have been profit by their efforts so unselfishly expressed. And they should have chosen Dallas as their place of meeting; a city as the center of constant progress as are they. Mexia, is the proverbial small town of Texas and yet may be fit for their work in the development of the profession. And in the practice of this profession, the physician of our group in the community are worthy of the highest commendation. They study to keep ahead of the needs of the training by constant visits to the sources of information. They truthfully said that in all movements always to be counted upon. It is not only that the students have been profit by their efforts so unselfishly expressed. And they should have chosen Dallas as their place of meeting; a city as the center of constant progress as are they. evaluation. And in the practice of this group in Illinois especially and in Texas generally are worthy. They have highest commendation. They have the best times. They seek the best of training by constant visits to the schools their credit it may be truthfully said that in all movements which good that is so. The race profits by Their efforts so unalloyed that reason for glades that this year they have chosen Dales as their school finally devoted to construct progress as are they. PROGRESS IN TEXAS EDUCATION At commencement exercises of Texas College and of Paul Quinn College, the department of Education were issued to students who had success fully complete the course within the time of completion of the state. PROGRESS IN TEXAS EDUCATION At commencement exercises of Texas College and of Paul Quintanilla College, the Department of Education were issued to students who had success in the course. The Department of Education received recognition of the state. That after all of their years of the school, the should have been able to edit the course of excellence in proof of the fact that at the hands of them and their interests hand and at the same time have been impeded by the urge to progressive action which should progress in Texas education. Some special commendation is due the jurors in that Kentucky case in which the wealth of one of the favored sons of that state who smitten by conscience, left the bulk of it to his Negro son and common law wife. They awarded the fortune to the heirs mentioned in the will instead of to other white relatives of the deceased. It is the first honor on record for some time in which there was any occasion given to those of mixed blood who are occasionally remembered by their fathers in spite of the fact that the law of the South through which they are begotten and allowed to live without legal protection, declares they are due no consideration. In that these schools have improved those greatly, Negro education has been the focus of the mission and the express is glad that to commend the heads of these institutions and hope that they will and are satisfied in stopping their progressive move. Hence here. Texas can as well be the focus of the largest Negro university as any other state. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1925 Waco, Texas, June 14, 1984—I am having one more Old Ann Daly time to read this letter, before you read it, this letter, before you right back in the state, and will be able to see me as if I were you, because me as if I were you something to that you it will not be. The Professor of the Sunday School at Waco, Texas, on June 14, 1984, saying nothing about the I told you that I was going to visit the Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias, and honey I am right here now, and they have made me honored guest and never had such a job since I have been soared, and am getting much out of it. They have me seated on the throne, with Supreme Chancellor R. W. Green, of New Orleans, Supreme Lecturer Roscoe Conkling Simmons, Grand Chancellor C. H. Wicham from Oklahoma and other big men and honey I have one more big head. I would like to have you apply something to hold it down, or else I will have to be killed because there is no cure for the big head disease. Of course there are two kinds of big heads, "sease" bighead and dimphule bighead. You examine yourself and see if you find that you are getting in either class. The Grand Lodge of Conford Knights of Pythias in Texas is the real big thing in this country and is the only one of the most that I could see in my life and a few more things to book! It is composed of some of the best men in Texas college preslights, and professor doctors, lawyers, merchants, bankers, soldiers, scholars, and heads of educational, and a certificate of church-in-fact any kind of business trade, profession or what not followed by the race can be found in this Grand Lodge, and will these men, under the leadership of the}^{\textcircled{1} W. W. Wille. W.W. Dallas are just doing things. Of course you know W.S. Willis, for he is a man every inch of him, he got his education, and got it well, then he spent a number of years in the school room in the kind of way to take himself or to locate the place where God would have him serve. He was faithful, and keep on keeping on the took his place at the head of the Willis Construction Company and is the most important to the school room and remained in the school room. He took a position with the Knights of Pythias as secretary treasure of the endowment department and in this position made a splendid record so that when D. Turing was the first to run, and mad MORE GOOD NEWS FROM TEXAS MORE GOOD NEWS FROM TEXAS He assured the members of the Grand Lodge that he was going to give them a business administration, and to that end took hold. All stood off and watched him for a while, and soon, they began to follow his lead, and the order began to increase in influence, in membership, in finance every year until now it takes the front rank in fraternal organizations in Texas and the good work continues to go on. Last week Texas received a great deal of favorable comment because of the fact that the sheriff of Dallas successfully stood off a mob which at first seemed bent on securing two Negro prisoners and of sending them to their final rest by way of the lynchers rope. Before the ink on the copy of Wonderful has been the growth of the order under Willis. It has increased in money, in membership in wealth growth in the country until until it is the growing set order in the world. It has demanded all the time of Grand Chancellor Willis, an it was a good investment because when he was a good director of the country group, out of the construction company, out of everything but the Knight son, Pythag, and then asked to move to Dallas where he had erected a mansion. The study was well to do, but it was develo- his time to the development of the order. It was found that he was worth just five hundred a month in order to permit him to study and work this this nearly two-hour. Here and there was a grumblers, but bless your soul honey, he so directed the affair of the Grand Lodge until this year, the interest on the money of the order paid to the money of the carried-up, the expenses and they had no hand over ten thousand dollars of interest money to go into the sinking. That what you can't doing but what you can't do up to have to pay for an order a well trained business may, who is not in it to get rich quick, but to serve and then be paid for his service hence it will be never a long time to achieve a good income. The Knights of Pythias have proven to the world that they are sane, and I was glad to be there with them this week. A. S. Jackson, is a wheel house in the order and he is doing something. He works side by side with Grand Chancellor Willis. Of course you know him, for he is some educator. He is the commissioner of the educational work of the African Methodist Episcopal church, and a good one at that. He is a scholar and an orator. When you know I refined cultured Christian gentlesman I am glad to say that he is But, they say, "it makes the Negro less respectful to white people." That is another mistaken idea. The most respectful Colored citizens of Mexia are the principals and There is another important function of important spikes in the wheat and barley crops. They are full mast, and kishmohan, of wheat and barley, and is next in position to Grand er, and then be to some worker. It is the Kishmohan, and will be Kishmohan of wheat, and will be There should be equal educational opportunities, regardless of color." I found lots of people in the Grand Lodge, who sought to shake my�y black hand and add me to me. They'd enjoy reading after me each week that they did not resell that. I existed and covered so much (Territory) every week. I got the funds for the I was a fake, but they were convinced. I have been invited to many places in Texas and other states of cities and, and, they will accept of some of them after while, I am now headed for New Orleans, where I will spend a few hours and I will go to the North Texas again, and then to Kansas. I wish to see many of my friends in Kansas, where they have a real life. It is a good place to go to the keeping, his word and a man who is worthy of the position he was elected to last. I will not be a haulier. I will be a city's W Miller. I will be my private secretary for he is a man of integrity, and a man whose desire is to do the right and to be a good world. All circumstances He is the kind of man to hold that kind of position. I will write to you last week from Trols, Texas and when I got my was assigned to step in the palcal home of Mr. and Mrs. E Jones, North the street, and the good shopping place. And I am using a lot of life by coming in contact with these high up Prthians. Tays are here from everywhere. This is where I live. It is the place of Texas consider Of course you know Supreme Chancellor S. W. Green of Net Orleans, he is here and he is inspiring the men and women. He is now getting ready for the Supreme Lodge in Louisville Kentucky, Aug 11th. These people are going to be there in large numbers and you may put it down that I told you ally remembered by their fathers in spite of the fact that the law of the South through which they are begged and allowed to live without legal protection, declares they are due no consideration. Those members of the group who have heard the highly technical addresses of the members of the Lone Star State Medical, Dental and Pharmaceutical association and heard of the wonderful operations of Dr. U. G. Dalley and Dr. Belsaw, Dentist of national repute as a surgeon and who are not convinced of the efficiency of the Negro member of that profession, are indeed hard to convince. It has been an advantage to Dallas to have entertained them. annual meeting of the trustees of the college, and they had what was known at spring 1962, and now, in the general interest, they were reference 12,812.23; West Texas 11,069; Northeast 1,116.14; Central 11,475; Southwest 1,242; North 12,971; North 1,123; North 1,272; North 1,291; Jackson, A M. 113.120; Jackson, A M. 114.120; total planned down on the table of the above. 11,092.12. This is going some, and there were others to be heard from and people were putting money on the table of the degree of Master of Art on several including Mrs. L. M. Hughes, who is at the head of the Missionary Department of the University of Africa Methodist Episcopal church, taking in the whole nation. She is a great woman, and I don't mind saying this much after the event. You have found Mr. W. Willis the Grand Chancellor, and he received the degree and the same is true of our good friend. I am a great woman. I have a good record and Real. There are ripe scholars and leaders and they are doing things. I have been in company with Editor J. W. Rice, of the Dallas Express, and I have been with that modest young man. Clarence P. Marks, in fact, has been in the week he had cannot tell it all this week. So many people shook by his black hand, and I have been invited to many parts of Texas and may do this yet. Look out. Thousands of young people are standing before thousands of people in the city and in the air. People are now on the right expreed their determinations of stepping out full of sunshine and gishness. They find waiting for them a cold cold business world, beckoning to enter the town as to swim to the park. The first time to instructs have told them farewell: and the night of their commencement they stand there, and just outside as the giddy, empty and most-of-the-women beaders of great gravel brains, with the stirring bands, and ball room open. A dance. In honor of the graduates, card parties, nink-hole connected to the nightclub, the call of the Bell. Beautiful costumes, transparent skirts, jas music to accompany them to the downward road. Now there is the Sunday School, which has the three cities, that old mother and the other children, and the school. It has been about so hard for to keep the men in school, and they are happy over this event called "Commencement." They are making the morning of the spring the poor spotless life. The life of industry the life of honesty, the life of virtue pointing to happiness. But they are told to take that season all the man-fogy will mean the extraction will need disbandment from well society. Which was will they go? Just at this time, Doctors lawyers, preachers and teachers, editors, teachers and professionals must be women, are being turned out as a body with the white notes and the what nothing, but it will take them all to make a way back. At each moment, the best speakers among the students, graduating are selected to have their own words, and they have some seasoned man or woman to make a good speech, telling them about the paths of life, and some of these speakers talk over the heads of the people and the men. More and say, absolutely nothing. But this all belongs to a fellow entering life's work. I am right now in the midst of our great concern to the people, and this is one of the schools of this country bright life life and supported entirely by the people who are the most good school. At the head is Prof. W. H. Banks, who is from Georgia and believe no when I tell you about the same name of Georgia. Because he is one of the best men in this school work. He is a college man from Atlanta University, and he not the best they were. He is one of the best people who have been through their taught life in some of the colleges of the country, and about 30 years ago he was called to take charge of this school here and before he has been growing until now. It is one of the best schools in the country. About fourteen years ago, he secured a partner in life, and it was Miss.Giovina Virginia Perry, of Atlanta's graduate from the very same school and she is son scholar believe me. But now comes the school. They had just 24 graduates, young men and women who will make the world know about them. It was from May 22 to June 3, and each day had something worth while commenting with. Practice School Play "Charity Gloosim" May 28 they had the high school play, "Civil Service" and then the skipped over to Fundy. At 11:00 o'clock Sunday morning, Rev. H. Threkelli, R.D., pastor of Saint James, C.M. E. church, preached the sermon to the Religious facilities; and this was followed by a powerful sermon at 3 o'clock in the afternoon by Bishop J. C. Martin, D. D. of Jackson, Tenn., who prepared the Baccalaureate sermon. Ohio, where I was back in college, more big time and from there I was a big fan of another, another big, big places. I talked with the Honor William, a school counselor. "She she dearest that she is," she said. "I also called on the Brendan French." QUESTIONS 18 Questions pertaining to Negro interest interest are not subject to the rules of the agreement will not permit letters will be personally never written to a negro agreement to George Wells Parker, attorney to George Wells Parker, Questions pertaining to Negro history anywhere, if of general interest and not to lung, will be answered by Mr. Parker in this column. When a space will not permit or the subject is not suitable, letters will be personally answered, subject to proper limitations, and when a stamped envelope is completed, Address all communications to George Wells Parker, the Associated Negro Press, 3423 Indian Ave., Chicago, IL. Copyright, 1924, by A. N. P. L. D. B. H. of the Florida Sentinel has kindly furnished the information about a history of Liberia. Such a history was written by Dr. T. H. B. Walker of Jawsonville, and published by the Cornhill Company of Boston and selling $2.00. Was Jesus Christ a myth or did he really live? Persons tell me that there is no record of Jesus having lived outside the Bible and that no Roman historians make mention of him, a this true?—D. F. Little Rock, Ark. There seems to be plenty of evidence of the fact that Jesus Myed although the evidence is not extensive outside the Bible. However several Roman historians did mention him. Read Papini's Life of Christ. The Life of Jesus by Renan and the title in Chayne's Encyclopedias. With My advisor questions the ambition of your statements. The browning Lafcadio Heart, Crispus Attucks, Hamasa the Great, and WHAT NOT By Robert P. Edwards (For The Associated Negro Press) 184. Who was Bridgerton? WHAT NOT COLUMN Geo Augustus Poffren Hogton was born in Bials, Poland, 1840. His first son was a father, father and German mother showed extraordinary ability as a violinist at an early age, and developed in the early years of his family's prodigy at the age of ten years his father brought him to London, where unheralded and unsang in his family first applied to Dr. Dr. John the marvelous talent captivating the Prince of Wales (afterwards King George IV) who became his great son of the new son of the Great Beethoven who said of him, "He is a master of his instrument, and an extraordinary man." Bion and Bison, in Wels's Norbov and Priss, were also numbered among his friends. 196. Who was Rob Cole? St. Louis, I do not need to tell you that when I have a good time to I've a good automobile, I do not know how to do to. I was there, and I rode in it. I took a trip to Jefferson city to confer with the president of the State, and on my birthday I rode all day, getting into Texarkans at night. I went to the home of Mrs. Bison, who was born in the 1840s. I was working in Texas as a trained nurse is doing good work. She is Miss Anne Moe Mathes, and is going all over the world. I am the help of the human life and the people how to take care of themselves, and how to serve on a reception committee to receive new goods. The world she is now expert nurse. The next day, I met friends, and I met a girl on me and brought the last with me. Mitchiel, that I might see, was sitting on top clothes, but her and I were both her money, and property. He it some day with his wife. He is Of course, I got to see Rev. G. Waters, pastor of the State of New York, and he was leaving the home before he was in among the husbands. He was still in the first day in June. He and his wonderful wife are now their washer. Thei have been the scholars, I met Mrs. Duckie Kennedy and Miss Virginia Adams. I want to play my respects to come to the house. I am a teacher of this race of oura Miss Elizabeth T. Perry who is a teacher of yare ability. She is a great man of the same University, and has studied some of the Hampton Institute Virginia and the University of Chicago. She is a teacher of the teacher of the school of the two teachers of the school of the two school of the two school of the two school of all and of her education, she is with all of her teachers of all and most of the school of all and still to teach her. I am proud of her. An old lady for the Nation of the United States which meets June 23 in Wichita Kansas. The Board of Managers of the State of New York is a member of the Association will meet June 28 to arrange a program for the session of the National Bure of the State of New York. In the fall of 1944 there will be a full Lord present at this time, and hope you have made up your own share. It is to be there. Already the people are preparing to receive us and I have my stonest interest. I have my best hope that Miss Mabil Overstreet. They tell me that they are going to give me the time to take the other way. Other says that it is the desire of her mother to have me dron in the office. I am a member of the ```markdown ``` 1. tenspondful vanilla 2. the half of the sugar into a small smooth frying pan, set it over low heat and gradually let it crumbs out of the sugar, then, in the crumbs, then, at least,�ating it, to keep it from sticking. It should not be allowed to burn but only be allowed to burn. 3. the half of the sugar in the spoon is then, when the point is reached add the milk which will cause the sugar to be too hot and the sugar, gelatin, which has been softened five minutes in the chilli. The salt is then used to form a chillied powder. Just the same as the goggles slightly, mix with the egg yokes as the salt. The spoon is then used to add the salt to the spoon. The spoon is then then, in the thickened, stirring constantly. Remove from the heat, add the vanilla to the spoon. The spoon is then, in the chilli, turn into a mold which has been wet with cold water and set aside to stiffen. The spoon then, in the spoon, is then in a meatless meal. STHAWBERRY TAPIOCA 1 cup quick-cooking water 2 cup quick-cooking tapoce 3 cup sugar Whipped cream Shake the tapoce 4 cup water 5 cup water add the salt and cook over the open heat for two minutes, stirring constantly. 6 cup water add the salt and cook over the open heat for two minutes, stirring constantly over hot water (double boiler) over hot water. 7. The new water is then the tapoce as the sugar. Add the the sugar and set aside while the tapoce is cooking. Add the fruit. 8. The salt is then the tapoce. Cook for minutes longer, and when cold turn into a deep dish and garminate with the spoon. 9. The spoon is then the red straw and a berry juice has been added to color and flavor. The this one of the balanced meal as well as for sweet and acid AND ANSWERS history may where, if of general unawarded by Mr. Parker in this small on the subject is not suitable, red, subject to proper limitations, is questioned. Address all communi- the Associated Negro Press, 9428 by A. N. P. Arno, were of Negro descent. Please oblige me by furnishing sources upon which you base your statement—N. R. H. University of Cincinnati For Robert Brownlib. see Furnhal's Biography of Robert Browning. He was also the founder of the Browning Society. For Heartone Edward Tinkner's Afieldis Hearn's American Play's Per Crisis of American History by Albert Dux-hnell Hart. Ramases was of native Egyptian blood. Therefore Negro. Arno was a full blooded native of Guinea. Can you give us the name of the first negro child born in America and whether it was bull blood. Negro, boy or girl,—L. S. S. M., Philadelphia. No, I cannot and do not believe that any one else can. How many free Negroes were there before the Civil War?—N.T. About 60,000 according to government records. DILMIN That today, there are Negro stores which are enlightened in themselves, with individual plots and atmospheres is due in a large measure. The North of Robert Allen Cole, who bore the burden in the heat of the day. Born in Athens, Charlesunder the 84th of the Modes of Negro actor led his co-workers from the slavery of low-rater through the wilderness of hitter-supplied land of theatrical art; then passed on in 1911. Among the six states, the state of North Africa, the Po-to-town of Shoofly-Legament, and the Red Moon. Histories of the American stage would be out of mockery without mention of Bob Cole and his famous partner J. Rosamond Johnson. NEXT WEEK'S WHATNOTS 197. Who was Latina? 198. Who was the first champion portlist of America? 199. Who were Alexander Dumaud, etc. etc. et fila? Doing. He is the right man in the right place, and I am glad that the people are still living in the town. From there I want to see "men go to the United States" and I am going to the United States. Hon. Clyde, Miller is another wonder, I'll miss my work together for the good of the people. Mr. Miller is the private secretary. I think the people have to bring this letter to a stop. Next week, my letters will tell you about the Texas Purchasing Act. J. O. MIDNIGHT MEMORIAL DAY IN CHICAGO By Tom Sawyer (For the Associated Negro, Press) CHICAGO, Ill., June 13—Memorial Day for 1925 is over. I saw it this year in Chicago at the same time in many other places: in the old town, when a boy following the program, from the decoration of the procession was held after the big street parade in many big cities throughout the country. In the same year, the Avenue of Boston was written and hallowed law. It was a situation of the United States of the President of the United States in the amphitheatre of Arlington� in a way have seen the great number of the people in the United States. I think the "boys" in "blue" were as full of vigil as the boys in khaki today, and it took four hours for the big parade to pass a single point. The boy's name was the boy of 98. He was come and the boy has never been more moved, or Rennmore's parade than in the Mammals Day parade. This year, in Chicago. Parades are symbolic, they are representative of a system- or a idea, or a cause. They may be spectacular, or they may tower in simplicity. To the end of the 17th century, the expression of prosmia, the idea of the "time of the time," and the hope of the "crisis," and the "Chicago" to the only city in the world where such a parade could have been so successful, were complained. The "substance" to the Americanism of Chile and Mr. memory of Abraham Lincoln, whose mortar temple, in rich the glories of Illinois, I commend to the nation and the world. The set of some of human justices, Look with me, as the flag is by the police, with hundreds of natural, heads the parade. Among them are Scorem of Colored-of-the-state, Mr. Smith who has been a corovision who is the prophesy. Mayor of Chicago, Mr. Dever, tells the lotion of human rights. The lotion of "ranks of the dream" Army of the Republic followed their steps flatered, but not their spirit, but the Grand Army men of the Chicago. The "Grand Army" was being under the direction of Major N. Clark Smith. Are you not never, "fears are you look upon the sight?" These fine looking, well uniform boy sets are the fruits of these studies. We know that the thousands gone on defeat the millions they represent. Perhaps these high school students many years ago were inspired by boys and boys are impressively con- tained by their accomplishments and are emphasized by the success. There are the veterans of other war, and there is Colored America, running true forms of the American. The Colored America should say Colored Chicago—with them in every department. Now, whom do we see coming down Michigan, we are in the war, and the Wright building is the first to be built in the background. (The Tribune, Tower ra- thes are in the top of the 2000s. It's the most powerful that war is the most powerful consideration. In each year, when the Medall was editor, and Abraham Lincoln used to come to Chicago, and visit him, and throw his long-old school at the top of the 2000s, it is the most important thing to be done in the future. Tribune was a spiritual; but in these days, when his grandchildren control the policy The Tribune is material and it can't see black, very small, and it's the best place for the Tribune. The Tower there are "Tri-bune. Towers". in many parts of America. But, there it stands and there they come: The Eighth Regime, 1888, and the Second Regime, 1901. COLON OTS (Furnan to Corporal Jones) every officer a product of Sun-kissed America. Could you see this anywhere else? I wish we might, and we should, and must, if there are to be military regionals. Our blessed women are there; wives of soldiers, gold star mothers, princes of whites, in Chicago pay fitting tribute to all of them, as It seems to me that what is done in Chicago, and Illinois may well be done anywhere in this great broad land, Chicago is metropolitan and cos mopolitan; democratic and aristocratical Colored America is in Chicago almost 200,000 in numbers. White Chicago is non-the-worse self-by-self-Colored Chicago. The opportunities vouchsafed by the American Constitution. President Coolidge and the members of Congress may well take Chicago as a hearty example of what may be done "in the course of human events". IceRings toward "life, liberty and the pursuits of happiness." Chicago may well dedicate herself to the task of human Although legal measures for the prevention and control of venereal diseases are established and enforced by the duly constituted authorities of the community and the community of the community, and contribute to his share of interest and influence in order that public opinion and management of the effective enforcement of the public quality. The protection and maintenance of the law for the sanitary control of venerally infested persons is a potential for the control, practically all of the State have laws requiring physicians to report to the local or State health department, which they diagnose or treat. Such reports are usually made by a medical school giving the name and address of the patient. When the patient fails to report the treatment, the patient may be reported by name and address. When so reported the health officer may institute such measures for the control of venereal diseases. The State and local health officers are now quite generally approved by the law that they are responsible for persons reasonably suspected of being infected with venereal disease and败坏 disease. The state and local health officers are known, to require persons infected with venereal disease, to report to a reputable physician and continue treatment until current treatment is complete. If the public health officer, if it is necessary to protect the public health, to isolate or quarantine, the state and local health regulations declare prostitu- ment of the health department. The state and local health officers are not subject to examination and if necessary quarantine. The constitutional law of the State is not applicable. Also of importance is, it is not an issue control are effective laws for the repression of prostitution. In the various cases of prostitution, in the various cases of prostitution, in the various cases of prostitution, in the various cases of prostitution, for which fall not only upon the immediate participation of such a such a, and particularly upon those who, in order to exploit or commercialize the business of prostitution. In order to effect the effect of the criminal laws more effective, they are usually supplemented by an junction and abatement measures. In the case of prostitution, the nuisance any-building which the owner allows to be used for, purposes of prostitution or an alignment, are not the same as the same. Dance has also required careful superstition. Leans—should be levied to test-case and to be set out in the case of a for-ful investigation, and they should be revoked on proof that the drivers have in any way aided prostitution. Laws have also been enacted in a number of the States prohibiting the employment of a variably dis-impaired person in the trade of occupations where such infections might endanger the public health. Prostitution prohibiting the advertising of a service, and the sale of resorts for the treatment of several diseases has been unheld. The costs of the project are the cost of the police power, the time and that the careful and continued treatment of infected persons by the law of the country, in which advisors is essential to the welfare of society as well as the effect of individual. Twenty-nine States also advertising male prohibiting such The right of every child to be well-born is finding expression in legislation requiring medical certification before marriage. Seven States have laws requiring such certification: fourteen States have laws aiming to prevent veneral infection, without requiring all marriage license candidates; or at least all male candidates to present medical certificates. It should be stated that the treatment of measures for the nutrition and ventilation of the mentally ill is international, legal and medical in nature. The medical measures are especially intensive and last article in this series and last article in this series the control of the venereal disease. (For the 'Associated Negro Press') Shannonvictor, L. Albert, White, 44 Brown, Robert, White, 44 Youth*, a local weekly, is believed to the 4th-Springet editor of his book, *The Spinget Letter*. Attorney W. L. McCourtman has been a member of the State office of a bishop of the State. Bernie Fraser, Dir. Mrs. B. ailee, Bernie Fraser, Dir. Mrs. B. ailee, among the gifts of Prince Daffrey of France, Dir. Mrs. B. ailee, N.Y. N. Y. Dir. Mrs. J. Dr. John head of the National Association of Women of Color, Dir. Mrs. J. employment of Henry Hartman, of that body, Dir. Mrs. J. W. Mrs. George B. Bryan, Dir. Mrs. J. W. Mrs. George B. Bryan, Dir. Mrs. J. W. Mrs. George first Race woman to be an honourable wife of the Nation to be an honourable CARD OF THANKS ROCOLLEGE, BOSTON, 1921. Woods cannot express our gratitude for the tremendous graciousness and color of our gratitude for the generous offerings during the festive season. Our mother and sister are a blessed one from our gowns, a voice we loved is still stilled. A place to rest in our home, which never can be filled. Molly Flood. Molly Flood. Molly Flood. Mullin, Millin, Liggins. Morgan and Emily Davis. 100 DR. S. T. WILLIAMSON, JP. SUPERIOR DELIVERY "Let Me Be Your Drugist" Community Drug Store S. T. Williamson, Jr., Prop. ALLEN AT JULIETTE STREETS, DALLAS, TEXAS. THE BAR OAKWOOD—Mr. and Mrs. David Harris have been enjoying spring corn and water melons since the last of May. Shiloh won the game from Plum Creek Saturday. Mr. Clab and Miss Anne Jones received their Photograph Sunday school was well attended at Shiloh Baptist Church, Rev. R. H. Harvey followed it with a most thoughtful discourse. Prof. J. F. Jordan, one of the teachers at St. John, is visiting Rev. and Mrs. Swain and will be a guest here until after the 19th. Prof. Titus, Mr. Harris, Miss Celestine Richard and their Elders were visiting Miss Alberta. Tippens, Mrs. Tippens, has been taking treatment from Dr. Brown for a week or two. Mr. E. Harris and his proteED were visiting relatives Mr. and Mrs. Robert McClain was to be his post Sunday night. Mr. Walt Durham enjoyed himself to the highest. Miss Heather Ralestaw is home from school, also Mr. Morten and his father. GREENVILLE — The Greenville Colored�one's集成—June 5th with ephidid programs. Rose High went over the top. — I acknowledged that the two who will be the Rose High Class Day come up program Principal G L Nelson—certainly placed the school on a high-plan—and he is receiving high congratulations from both white and black. A bond between the school and the school's team—back-high—School building—The High School turned up the school's new building. The High School was the "Euphus White, valedictorian; Wendel, Chester, Owensburg; Salutorian; Marion J. Deranoff; Orator, Glen Hill; Thomas, Thomas, Miss chall, "Elphor" Halph Emerson Devance, Orle Potter, Leonard Morris, Gladys L. Daniel, Lona C. Jones. Nine boys and three girls. CUNKEY—Services were good in Cuney Sunday, Rev. W. M. Tinsley was at his regular appointment and preached to an appreciative in-law. He was in the school at Tylar last week making arrangements for the State Business of Dallas and Mrs. Annie Burns of Athens motored down to visit parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kinsley. He was well known to have a firm time spent a few hours in Jacksonville last week. Hon. H. F. White is the other of the Farmers and Civil-ame-Raving Bank of Palestine motored to Cuney last week and made a short visit with Hon H. L. Business for the Bank. In see after The Messrs J. A. McClendon, M. A. Thomas and J. M. M. A. Price A. M. Thomas and J. M. M. A. Price J. D. Hamilton, Jr. spent a few months with Mr. William Nelson of Larson Messrs. John Braga, John Wilson, Susan Seward, David Seward and Susan Tollin. Messrs Browne-Browne Susan Tollin. Messrs Browne-Browne few hours in Jacksonville, then to Manikowitz Saturday and played two games winning both for the reporter. **BYUM-CR--Dickier** was with the union & it was nicely attended by the players. Manikowitz Hillborow was with the A. M. F. Hillborow was in Bryum-Cr- Life Insurance Co. Bryum- Cr Life Insurance Co. and in favor of Dynum. **BRAUMM** — The defender for THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1925 WEATHERFORD—Rev. Hutcherson were called to Gainesville to preach Sunday. Mrs. Estella Byrd Myrtle Smith, Mrs. Daisy Woods and daughter returned home from Houston. Mrs. Hatchet has been ill. Mrs. Chas Smith left for Eastland Saturday. Mrs. Mary Young is visiting in Sherman. Mr. Sherman Hall and mother have returned home from Marshall Rev. Oliver left for Thurber Saturday. Mrs. Julia Smith and Mrs. Varnell have returned home from Cheburn. BUFFNE.—There were no services at Shiloh Baptist church, Sunday. The Members motored to the Church to go to a field, to attend the pastors anniversary. The farmers are needing rain very bad in this section. Mrs. Mollis Rogers of PL. Worth is stopping with her Bro. Mr. Andrew Davis. HENDERSON — Rev. J. G. Collins is conducting a revival at Wesley Church. The church for the first day is 20. Young, now having added to tendance few souls being added to the cause of Christ. Sunday is good. Rev. M. Jenkins of New Mexico is pleasing the good body Sunday morning. Bald many food things, the New church choir filled their station at night in their gals sing well Mother Zion Baptist church reports successful day. HUNDRED AND REV. P. J. Rears remains on duty. Mr. J. C. Sentelli's condition is grave, not expected to live. Mrs. Collins sat in the children's house in the Park in New Mexico. Mr. John and her mother, Mr. Platt, were all hopes has fled. Mrs. Collins's Windows is very ill. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Jenkins of North Mexico are visiting his mother's relatives and other friends here. Mr. Byrd of Kansas City is here Mrs. A. Cole, Colored Citizens planned a big 19th of June, every thing on the way. DIBOIL — Sunday School was attended at all churches. Lemon Act 116, 18, Rev. John. S. P. Walla J. M. Bledsse, Mrs. P. E. Oneal and the choir took a trip to West to attend church. Mrs. B. A. Levington, Mrs. H. Dylex, Mr. W. Jones Southern motored to Leifkin to attend church. Mr. Dock Little, Mrs. C. Love, Mrs. L. M. Bledaoe, Mrs. J. C. Singleton, Mr. A. Hutin, took a trip to Cargon to visit Mrs. Rose White, Mrs. R. A. Levington, Mrs. Hurdle is leaving today to attend Prairie View summer school. The Dibol team failed to play ball on the account of a misunderstanding with the ball boys. VITALOGY SHOULD BE IN EVEY. HOME. Be sure and take advantage of this opportunity. Just think of the money, time and wormment VITALOGY will save you. VITALOGY when placed in the home will be beneficial to every member of the family especially the mother. THE HOME OF GOOD TAILORING SUITS MADE TO YOUR MEASURE A GOOD FIT GUARANTED After the Grand Lodge in Waco, I thought I would get a rent, but I was flooded with doctors, dentists, pharmacists and nurses, attending the best place to buy this and sell it. I come to me for advice concerning the best place to buy this and sell it. I have the best bargains in town it is the easiest thing that I have ever PAGE 192 makes to go and what to do and how to do it. Bourke was good friend. Dr. William Johnson is trying to please more women and people. We have a special sale on educted toilet art. Ahh hat. we have with us a new company in insurance. Co. this is mighty insurance you should look them up. If you need insurance you should look them up. As heirstone when buying and selling things. TRY OUR NEW HOFFMAN STRAIGHT EIGHT FOR HADR CHEADER CHESTER PARK TAILORING CO. M. B. ANDERSON PHONE 81-1200 SINGER SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE NEW USED MACHINES WE WORK WITH MACHINES REPAIR OR TRAVEL GEO. V. WATTON Phone Y-6916 2017 Elm St. Dallas, Texas city is the Road to BEAUTY PARLOR R and SCALP 5 Grand Free trips to Atlantic City! All expenses paid Your Druggist Sells Golden Brown Beauty Preparations and Is Co-operating in this Beauty Contest, TYLE, Mr. A. N., Evans passed away Sunday May 24, 1924, was buried Tuesday evening May 27 from Heathclem Baptist church of which he was a member. Fun-way service conducted by Dr. A. F. Stewart. The many flights, offerings from Church, cuits and individual and telegrams of condolences was issued by the high euleen in which he was held. By his many friends, while and colored Rev. Dr. Stuart (Col. Mineral) and Rev. Thomas (Col. Seer) were the best-selling Heathclem. Haping at 10:00 a.m., the Sunday morning. Dr. A. T. Stewart baptized several candidates Sunday evening at 2 o'clock, and preached a soul-stirring second Sunday night. Texas College began his annual Commencement activities last Thursday in the night. The Happiness made sermon was preached Sunday evening by the Bishop, Dr. Thoreuld preached the 11 o'clock sermon at Texas College. It was largely attended at Texas Vina Sunday, 175 were present. Several haptite attended the 5th Sunday Board meeting at different places. The Lives of Theaters for Colored People day night June 1st. Misses Hill and Hammonds of Athens, motored over to attend E. R. Hill commencement. Mr. Dan Furah is attending the grand lodge to Waco. Mrs. F. E. Christopher is in Houston visiting her husband. Mr. Brand McFarland and Mr. Ales Mitchell are operating a first class matteens factory and furniture shop. Please Smith Wade, grand daughter of Mrs. Archie Martin passed away Sunday evening on N. Border Ave. Mr. Dan Furah was purchased the Wilson homestead corner. Paul and Patterson Mrs. from Mr. Willis Baylise, Miss Texas Hill has returned from the State School in Tenn. Mr. Anderson. He is inland based at his home on Liberty B. Mrs. John DuKrenfield Wilson. He here from Tenn. visiting her parents. C. A. C. A. An unusual interesting meeting of the Alpha Civic and Art Club was held May 28th, with Mrs. D. H. Thomas hostess. The meeting was opened to its regular form by the president. A short pro- Mrs. Penny Lieser Jefferson, Miss Gretz Kinnane; Mrs. Buckr. Whitaker of this CITY made splendid talks and praised the club very highly for its good work. An apathetical menu was served by the business Miss Francis Warren has returned from the city of New York on the 20th of May 1927. Mr. Penny Lier, Mr. Louis M. McConpanled her home. Means Waters, Miller and Clay of Dallas passed through the city enroute to Marshall. They were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Water. Mrs. Y. W. W. W. W. Mrs. Lula Flournov left Bunds to attend the Grand Lodge at When Prof. McClain, Roberts, Mrs. Mary Waters, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Swan attended. Board Meeting at New IIethel lost week. Prof. McClain's address was made to the 4th 49th of May 1927. The Board will convene at Aniloss Thaller, Mr. Kinnett Riley. Dept. of the G. M. A. A. A. F. Bunds for Elmside, Ark. To the five contestants receiving most votes in United States, regardless of where they live—5 grand free trips to Atlantic City, a gorgeous $100 trousseau, and all experiments paid. At Atlantic City, a reception committee composed of five nationally famous people of our group, and many of Atlantic City's most prominent men and women, will present a brand new, Hudson Super-Six Coach to "Miss Golden Brown of America" who will be the one of the five girls that has received the highest total vote. To the girl in each state receiving highest vote but not winning a national prize, will be given a wonderful genuine diamond ring. 54 prizes, worth thousands of dollars. Read rules of contest below. You are eligible—get in the race to win. Nominate yourself or have a fried and get a flying start with 10,000 votes, free. It costs nothing to eat. coupons that you get with my famous Golden Brown Beauty Preparations. Get Your Friends to Vote for You Get your friends to save vouchers for you. They probably use my Golden Brown Beauty Preparations—million of packages now sold annually. If they are not using Golden Brown now, they will, if you merely call their attention to the fact that they are using Golden Brown, that good goods do have made for this or any other reason—and at very reasonable prices. BRAND NEW HUDSON SUPER SIX COACH FREE! 48 GENUINE GLITTERING DIAMOND RINGS FREE! Think of it—48 glittering, gleam- ing, genuine diamond rings free. These are state prizes, one to each state. Con- tact us in each state, www.hudsonwreath.com winning trip to Atlantic City. 48 girls, 48 states, 48 rings. Why not you! 54-PRIZES-54 Worth a Fortune To the five contestants receiving most votes in United States gardens of where they live - 5 grand free trip to Atlantic C gorgeous $100 trosses and all expenses-paid. At Atlantic C reception committee composed of five nationally famous people of group, and many of Atlantic City's most prominent men and wo will present a brief Hunting Sign and Coach to "Miss G Brown of America" who will be-the one of the five girls that received the highest total vote. To the girl in each state type highest vote but not winning a national price, will be given a w ful genuine diamond ring. 54 prices, worth thousands of dol Contest Open to All THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1925 I am devoting my life to the upbuilding of what I call our racial pride; some would call it self respect, but we have caught that spirit; now we must go on. We must develop, in every member of our group, that quality known as pride. It is not enough that some scientists are admitting that the glorious Cleopatra was of our race—let us prove once and for all that we have here in America some of the most beautiful women of the world. Our type of beauty rivals that of all other peoples; our girls and women are endowed with beauty—but too many of them have been neglecting their heritage. For ten years I have been preaching the gospel of complexion. We do not want to be white but we do want that light, bright, velvety textured skin that is rightfully ours. If your hair is harsh and hard it is only because you do not give it any care. Your hair should be soft and silky, with a soft wave—and it will be if you use my Golden Brown Preparations. Look about you! Note the muddy, sallow, blotchy skins of people of other races. It is only those who take care of their complexions that are spoken of as "handome." If we, women and men, will only devote one-half the time to our appearance that they do, we will outrank them all during my lifetime. I am going to prove what I know to be true. We have somewhere in America a girl of ravishing beauty. She may be obscure today, but when I find her, by means of this Beauty Contest, I will crown her our Queen of America and make her famous. Please help me. Nominate the girl or woman you admire. She may be the one for whom I am searching. Sincerely yours, Golden Brown National Beauty Contest Conducted by Madame Mamie Hightower With Golden Brown Beauty Preparations With every package of Golden Brown you will find a voupon. 50 votes with 25-cent preparations; 100 votes with 25-cent preparations. If vote coupons are not with your druggist, he has them in his cash register or Golden Brown Beauty Preparations are now known. Old over as the highest grade toilet preparations de la made for this or any other Face. Get vote coupon purchases as follows: With every package of Golden Brown you will find a vote coupon. 50 votes with 25-cent preparations; 100 votes with 50-cent preparations. If vote coupons are not with goods, ask your druggist; he has them in his cash register or safe. Golden Brown Beauty Preparations are now known the world over as the highest grade toilet preparations de luxe ever made for this or any other face. Get vote coupons with purchases as follows: Votes, and All Correspondence MUST be GOLDEN BROWN CHEMICAL CO., M this year, Read the Emanuel and the News. This year, Read the News. This year, Read the News. At 12:30 p.m. Broadway at 12:30 p.m. CHICAGO NEWS The Union Baptist Association of the 18th annual session of Bath Ed School District. Chicago May 15th at 10 a.m. The district will be given over by the modern school district. 13. Contact endf Sept. 15, 1933, and no votes will be accepted mailed after midnight of that date. Madame Mamie Highwater is not responsible for loss, delay or non-delivery of nomination blanks or vote coupons. Entries with insufficient postage will be refused. In case of the vote each contestant will receive price earned. 14. Hospital suggestions will be published each week during the contract. Watch for them. 15. Every woman of our group is eligible except employees of Golden Brown Chemical Co. Acceptance of these conditions is an expressed condition of entry. **Mission:** 16 Announcements of winners will be made **Minimil:** October 14th to be announced. The successful winners will be announced later. **Respondence MUST be sent to** Ma- CHEMICAL CO., Minnesota, Tent m'department of which Mrs. P. L. M. - Martin, is president. Died last season. On Friday May 24, both her offices for the year, with office of Colleen, minister to U. S. President D. H. M. Martin, corresponding secretary; Matthi, corresponding secretary; the wrong elected Mr. Xiake, minister to U. S. President, Mrs. Irina Thrump, corresponding secretary; Mrs. M. K. Irwin, with a record breaking attendance. one-half the time to our appearance that they do, we will outrank them all during my lifetime. I am going to prove what I know to be true. We have somewhere in America a girl of ravishing beauty. She may be obscure today, but when I find her, by means of this Beauty Contest, I will crown her our Queen of America and make her famous. Please help me. Nominate the girl or woman you admire. She may be the one for whom I am searching. Sincerely yours, Madame Mamie Nightower THE Brown auty Contest Mamie Nightower Nominate Your Favorite Nominate Your Favorite Certificate good for 10,000 votes FREE starts her on the road to fame Bear in mind it costs nothing to enter this contest. It is open to every girl or woman of our group. Simply fill in nomination blank below and send it in. You may nominate yourself or you may nominate your wife, sister, sweetheart, friend, nurse, stenographer, your pastor's wife, your lodge secretary--any girl or woman between the ages of 15 and 50 years. But do it now, it costs you nothing and may bring fame and fortune. Don't delay. Nominations close soon. What This Means to You: to Our Group: Bear in mind it costs nothing to enter this contest. It is open to every girl or woman of our group. Simply fill in nomination blank below and send it in. You may nominate yourself or you may nominate a friend. You can nominate your pastor's wife, your lodge secretary—any girl or woman between the ages of 15 and 50 years. But do it now, it costs you nothing and may bring fame and fortune. Don't delay. Nominations close soon. This National Beauty Content, under the auspices of Madame Mignon Highway, will bring home to you the fact that with just a little effort and merely a little persistence, you can perseance almost overnight. You can clean your skin of blisters, pimples, and blemishes, and you can very completion you have admitted to perform on behalf of uplift and style. If you will follow Madame Mignon Highway's do. You do not need to write her for your copy—just her beauty treatment. You beautify her beauty treatment. This National Beauty Center, under the auspices of Madison Mอนie High-town, will bring home to you the fact that with just the effort and money to nominalize, you can inspevere your app. Your main plan is to help you find a blonde of clothes, principles, letter; you can have that smooth, vel- qu[( )n] complexion you have to achieve up there. You can have soft-sity hair and you can dress it in any way. High-town's system. Do you write her for your copy—read about her wonderful24-hour beauty treatment. Contest Win! NOMINATION BLANK 10,000 VOTES! I Heroby Nominate: Name Address City State to Madame Mamie Hightower, care of this, Tenn., U.S.A. Langdon, C. Smith, officers of the Dyramid Building and Lot. Assoc. made a trip to Harvard in 1914, on official business. Normal and industrial schools. Normal and industrial schools expected to enter the summer school of the Chichester. Hon. William K. Fields, national secretary, a. with the national grant secretary, St. Louis. Mo. pre-expected the city in 1915 to move on official business. Don't take Chances —Your health comes first Drink Ward's ORANGE CRUSH All day long, JUNE 19th It's made from Oranges Office: 2517 1-2 Elm St. Phone Y-2284 Residence Phone C-0401 A Small Payment Down Will Do B. MAYFIELD Real Estate, Loans and Collections DALLAS TEXAS A Good Place to Eat— OKLAHOMA CAFE Opposite Ella B. Moore Theatre Cigars and Confections in Connection (SOFORTH) MABERN & STONE, Proprietors G. E. FORTUNE, THE TAILOR Reserve that old Selt, dress or Closet and Hidele Your Old Hat for the "JUNTEEENTH" WE CAN BUILD YOUR MEASURE A BRAND NEW SHOP AS CHICAP AND BETTER THAN READY MADE 415 N. CENTRAL PHONE X-2191 FOR EXCELLENT SERVICE Call at the BEAUTY BARBER SHOP. W.A. G. MATHISCH, Press. Wall答应. W.A. G. MATHISCH, Barbers. Special barber equipment made by phone. "Good baker wanted!" PHONE X-2191 BATH-- COMPETENT BARBERS O K BARBER SHOP 12 Chairs- Manicurist L. MATHIS, Prop. 203 N. Central X-5580 "A PLACE TO REST AND COOL OFF ON THE "JUNTEEENTH" and all Times "A PLEASED CUSTOMER IS THE BEST ADVERTISEMENT" NORTH DALLAS BEAUTY SHOP FULLY EQUIPPED SPECIAL APPLIANCES AND ENTERTAINMENTS MRS. E. L. J. NES, Prop. SANDWICH and COLD DRINKS 2317— HALL STREET — 2317 Just Opened in Your Neighborhood A. FILLMORE & CO. WAFLES AND HOP CAKES FIRM 160 A. M. TO 140 A. M. Meals Delivered - Deloitteseen services 2219 HALL ST. FLOWERS BLDG. H-2707 When Seeking Better INSURANCE Go to the MISSISSIPPI LIFE INSURANCE CO Pythian Temple Y-4058 SPECIALS FOR YOUR "JUNETEENTH" EXTRA P. D. Q. DELIVERY BOY ALL DAY 19TH Big supply of creams, powders, perfume and hair goods to make you look your best. Candice, each, for creams for your plumage. GRANT'S DRUG STORE 3235 Ross Avenue Y-2355 DRINK STAR SODA WATER "IT'S BETTER" STAR SODA WATER HAVE YOUR NEXT SUIT MADE AT THE MODEL TAILORS Suits Made to Order in Two Days 2313 ELM STREET LOOK Something New CHAMBER'S FIRELESS GAS STOVE "COOKS WITH THE GAS TURNED OFF" -BOIL -BREWS -BAKER -ROASTER -KEeps TOUCH MEALS FRESH and HOT FOR SERVING ALL WITH THE GAS TURNED OFF You too can Cook With the Gas turned off Call for demonstration J. C. BAKER—Y1782 Terms to Suit Phone X-4567 "T" Phone Y-6770 THE BIG SIGN OF SERVICE A DIFFERENT AUTO RENT CO., "A PLEASURE TO PLEASE" A. H. THOMAS, Prodctor 107 N. Hawkins St. Dallas, Texas He's All Over Town WHO? MITCHELL, THE TAILOR ALL KINDS OF PLEATING, DYE- ING, AND ALFREDWOOD Let him make your Suit For the 19TH A BIG REDUCTION ON ALL SUITS THE DALLAS EXPRESS THE INHIBING CO. Mortorious Printing and Digesting TA-D CARDS SAVE YOU MONEY TRIANGLE DRUG STORE Phone H-0043 H. Y. DAVIS, Jr., Prop. THE DIST OF EVERYTHING TO BE MAD Call Line on Mobile and Handwritten We Deliver to Any Port of City H. Y. DAVIS, Jr., Propreator 107 HOLL ST. DALLAS, TEXAS One Cedar River with each 100 Purchase --- THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1925 NOW IS THE TIME To Order That "JUNE TENTH" SUIT A FULL STOCK OF THE LATEST WOOLENS TO SELECT FROM AT THE Only UP-TO-DATE TAILORS IN DALLAS All Garments Tailored in Dallas in our own shop Corner ELM and CENTRAL ark to be Scene of Gation 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 hour all the amusement devices in the park, including the rides "Lightin' up!" "The Sky Rocker!" "The Racing Car!" and "The Operation." The Skee Ball Bell will also be the business, together with the "Mirror Maze," the cigarette Shooting Gallery, the Carrousel or Merry-Go-Round, the "Kids" Giant Swing, and the Old Mill. It is expected that drill teams from the Knights of Pythias, the American Woodmen and the Odd Fellows will compete for the prizes to be offered. Position, next Saturday, to print the full program as finally arranged by the committee, which is hard at work on the details. This committee 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. The latter will have full charge of women's organizations will take an active part in the day's celebration. It is planned to have the grand ball at night, in the Automobile and Manufacture's Building, which will be furnished with a large collection of music will be furnished, and the map floor it is promised by the committee, will be in the pink of condition. JUNETEENTH SPECIAL THE FINAL PROGRAM FOR THE JUNETEENTH 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 competition will be held by Mr. J. Niguel Basel-Douglas, Avalator 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 local team and Arden, Oka. There will be a band concert given by the K. P. Band, consisting of 80 pieces. 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. GET YOUR "JUNETEENTH" SUIT T ERS: the merchants advertised on this page and elsewhere in this paper or for you every happiness and pleasure possible now and especially on chancypati day, order that you might the better enjoy yourself on the 19th begin to and complete your arrangements now. these merchants have made special preparations to serve you and are only improving their service to adequately meet your requirements if they haven't what you want tell them and they'll get it. If they BUY IT NOW. Don't wait until the last minute, but tell them you saw it in the "Express." Yours for a bigger "Unteenth." The merchants advertised on this page and elsewhere in this paper wish for you every happiness and pleasure possible now and especially on your Emancipation day. In order that you might the better enjoy yourself on the 19th begin to make and complete your arrangements now. The merchants have made special preparations to serve you and are consistently improving their service to adequately meet your requirements and want you to do so. If 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." You Will Find Delicious M Dispensed by Better Deal Naturally You Will Find Delicious M-B Ice Cream Dispensed by Better Dealers CREGLAR'S PALACE South's Finest SHINE PARLOR FOR LADIES AND GENTS 200 1-3 N. Central Ave Cold Drinks and Dominos 207 N. CENTRAL AVE, Flames X-2500 M. M. Creglar, Prop. J.EUGENE PEARCE FAIR PARK AMUSEMENTS Celebrate AT Fair Park JUNE 19 60TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE EMANCI- PATION Leaders Plan Biggest Kind of Event. Nothing Like It Ever Before. Prize Prize Drills Drill Contest. Music — Dancing, EAS, Dinks and Everything Find out "WHY IS IT?" COME ALL DEAR READERS: NuGrape Reg. U.S. Pric. Off IMITATION GRAPE - NOT GRAPE JUICE A FLAVOR YOU CAN'T FORGET Costs no more than Ready-Made SIMPSON TAILORING CO. Beach Cloth, Mohair, Tropical Worsted, Silk and Palm Beach Patterns 406 CENTRAL AVE X-8634 THE DALLAS EXPRESS 2414 ELM STREET Y-4843 LYNE & GLASS HARDWARE AND PAINTS New Stock Life Insurance Co., being launched in Dallas and Texas THE NEW ERA LIFE With Capital Stock $25,000, Shares on Sale at $150.00 Cell Phones H-5761 or E-8000 W. E. CHARK, Rajeshman THE GREATER DELMONTO HOTEL "DALLAS" ONLY COLORED HOTEL Beginning May 15th All Rooms $4 Per Week Interior Construction Savings and Centerviews L. O. Clark, Proprietor PHONE 8-527 DON'T FUSS AND WORRY WITH COOKING ON "JUNE TENTH" Eat Your Dinner AT MIDGETTE TEA ROOM 1032 Boll St H-9650 OUR JUNE TENTH SPECIAL WILL WORK TIME AND MONEY WHO INVENTED WORK? Let Adams furnish your tables, chairs and do your hauling to and from your stand on the "UNETEENTI" ADAMS EXPRESS & TRANSFER CO.. H-6755 3227 Ross Avenue H-6755 (ALBERT) —and— (JOHNIE) WILLIAMS HARRELL PARK THEATRE BARBER SHOP 423 1-2 N. Central Avenue "RELIABLE, DEPENDABLE BARBERS GOOD FOR LIFE H-3622 Hall and Thomas OPEN FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT NORTH DALLAS CLUB Special Attention Given to Parties Club Meetings and Special Entertainment Free Delivery JAS. BILLS Props. WILL KING For your "JUNETEENTH" READY-TO-WEAR POPULAR DRY GOODS CO. Everything that you can get in town 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 'meet' you!" YOUR "JUNETEENTH" SUIT IS WAITING FOR YOU TO COME IN AND LEAVE YOUR MEASURE " "Sol's Suits Are 'Better'." Ak the man who is wearing one ALL THE LATEST FRAGRICS AND STYLES At WALDMAN & HOFFMAN 2310 1-2 Elm St. Next Door to Klar and Winterman TRUE LIFE MAGAZINE MAY-JUNE ISSUE WILL BE ON SALE EVERYWHERE JUNE 5TH Get Your Copy and Finish Your Story "ONE MAD MOMENT" cedits with an unusual thrill in the big May-June issue combined. "THE GREATER FLAME" makes it a spectacular story. Also short stories, "WHO SHALL JUDGE," "WILL BLOOD TELL?" "PHANTOMS OF THE PAST" 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 you the opportunity to read them. Have your new dealer or druggist to get in touch with us so that you can get True-Life each month. Or better still, send in your subscription to the wonderful magazine. Only $2.60 per year; $1.25 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 LAYBACK does these things perfectly— 1. Prevents dandruff. 2. Stops falling hair. 3. Leaves the scalp healthy. 4. Makes the hair lay in place. 5. Keeps it soft, smooth and lustrous. No matter what you are now using your hair will never look its best until you use LAYBACK. One jar will convince you. Fill out blank and mail at once WIND CHORAL CO. 613 Virginia Ave, Chicago, IL phone 613-626-2222 for more info at LAYBACK. Name: Date: City: State: NOTE: Most Researcher Offices have to apply to the Project. Every project has a position to help the competition and to contribute to the project's goals. Surgical Specialist Now in Dallas Continued from Page 1 (1) In medicine in 1984 the patient's plan was more spent as an interest at the Provident Hospital, instructor of anatomy and immunology and the study of the microsurgery for the city of Chicago, and the course of study of study in Loin and Dorell, specializing in surgery. Returning to Chicago, he began to practice. He now enjoys the practice of the project. He is also a well-known professional in the profession, distinguishing him as a specialist in bone and in other clinical areas. He has been a well-known professional in the field of surgery, by acquiring superior knowledge, he has become widely known as a well-known professional in the field of surgery at the Chicago Medical Center. At the present, the project is the Port-Deacon Hospital, and visiting Lecturer as Monetary Medi-College. In a fellow of the American Medical Association member of the Chicago Medical Society, the Associate Medical Association has a member of the American Hospital Association. Associate Editor for the project has been a member of the Association and has contributed to such publications as "Surgery, Gynecology, and Chiropractic and "The Year to Medi In addition to his medical internate Dr. Duiley, is the director of the Tonga Bake Bake Bank, a man of family who is to leave and respond to all plans. Standard I TEXAS. Leave $13,9 Since January 1st. FOLLOWING ARE SINCE JANU DETINA PLATT ALBION GARDENE POYLE MARTIN CHARLES Etta JONES MATTIN A. WARREN MARK DURAN GOLDEN THOMSON Total Policy loans Total $13,082.19 paid back to Fraunce Platt since January 1 Marked down since June 1 contracts from 15,000 to $15,000 BRANCH OPERATIONS DAY 14 JANUARY TEXAS unit THE NEW Life In Com A Home Standard Life KeepingTexas Money in TEXAS - Leave $13,082.19 with Texans Since January 1st. LETHA PLATT ..... $11,000.00 ALISON GARDNER ..... 600.00 DOYLE MARTIN ..... 600.00 CHARLES FETTA JONES ..... 2,000.00 MARILYN WARDEN ..... 2,000.00 MARBEL SPEED ..... 1,000.00 GOLDEN THOMPSON ..... 600.00 Total 813.032.81 15.000.000 back to the police holder of the North Tennessee district since January 1st, 1925. Insurance Company and the pride of Dallas and Texas, HOME FICE, Dallas, Texas. Life Insurance Stock, a safe and sound in ment which cannot be frivolously spent, but be invested in gift edge securities. Stock is on sale at $150.00 per share. Buy a share and get on the ground floor. For information, call W. E. CLARKE, Res. 3605 Thomas Ave. Phones U-3689; H and the pride of Dallas and Texas, HOME OF FICE, Dallas, Texas. Life Insurance Stock, a safe and sound investment which cannot be frivolously spent, but must be invested in gilt edge securities. Stock is now on sale at $150.00 per share. Buy a share today and get on the ground floor. For information, call W. E. CLARKE, Res. 3605 Thomas Ave. Phones U-3689; H-5761 (Continued from Page 1) healthy, all of the art, science, industry, and philanthropy of the world, rests upon the possibility of Life Keeping Texas Money in 0,82.19 with Texans THE CASH CLAIMS JANUARY 1928: $1,000.00 600.00 600.00 900.00 2,000.00 1,000.00 600.00 $7,500.00 $4,582.18 $13,082.19 the policy holder of the North Jan. 1928 wanted as agents 25 different 600 on an individual ALASKA and HIWYE SPORT Agency Supervisor, Lembitann NEW ERA Insurance Company, Stock Life and Texas, HOME OF stock, a safe and sound invest- trivially spent, but must no securities. Stock is new share. Buy a share today floor. call CLARKE, Phones U-3689; H-5761 The Princess of Dallas and her attendants at Waco, during the Grand Lodge and Princess Heyne of the Rt. of Ga. in the City last week. The Princess from Dallas is seated with all of her attendants excepting two who are standing. while the following appeared: Dra Wm. Hammond, N. Cunningham, E. A. Martin, H. E. Lee, L. D. Cook, R. T. Hamilton, C. A. Jackson, E. R. Craven, J. M. Franklin, G. T. Coleman, anr others who entered heartily into the discussion of the various subjects which were scheduled. Haitians Ask U. S. to With- draw Troops (Continued From Page 11) "Heroes said: 'We recognize the women. There is no race man and there is no office decoration, However the Haitian people believe the Haitians have come here for this Government to prove the efficiency of these as- sistance." The Patriotism Unit at Hart, in the Bronx, organized a memorial up and presented the memorandum, a non-partisan organization with 400 members throughout Hart. grave doubt on the alleged guilt of the young man. Durant, who comes from one of the most reputable families of South Carolina, was a member of an aviation republic, was arrested for assaulting a deputy, was arrested for girl alleged to have been committed to a mental institution, was instituted in a prison, and obtained an inquiry. After his release, Durant's successor, Mike Monroe, who was a member of the naval academy of Tennessee was an aviation republican. Although the penalty for rape in Tennessee is death, the young man was sentenced only to life imprisonment. A number of local white people are interested in the case, belixing Durant to be innocent of the crime. military, while on the other hand the man or woman who wield a gun abuses an alliance with the white-winged fighter who moves around the good guys. Now to the Graduating Class, I cannot offer to you in this brief closing more than I have said in the remarks already made. Our writer has wisely said: "Luck doesn't float around the air and light on Tom Dick or Harry just anyhow and anywhere. The will to know the thing you want!" the will to work the faith to fight the strength to use but tempered tools and only weapons harbor bright the spirit THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1925 and the spunk to bear, and when disaster falls, the pluck to grin-did start again. That's Luck Service does not always need or require a broad field, the opportunity for service is everywhere. Often we can do more good in a small communty, a small environment than in a large one. Make infirmities stepping stones by which you can lift yourselves from depths to heights. Hunyan in jail write the "Tilgrim's Progress," Milton, blind, gave us those divine messages which will live. No one could better appreciate and understand that sentence "blackest Night," than we. Sometimes it takes the Cross to develop the crown. If you are ready and lie to serve, the door will be opened to you. No take the candle of your knowledge, put it in the candlestick of your opportunity. Light is with the orch of a blasting purpose and burn to the socket. President J. Staley Durkee, con- sidered the Harvard Walter A. Morrison Church of this city, which has a institutional church of this city, has invested the mission, and the John Bishop of A. M. Zion church, dition, has marked the holding of the Fifty-Fifth Annual Commissio- nal of the Liberal Arts, Science, Religion and Music, Museum, Music, Engineering, and Art, were conferred awards by the Liberal Arts Commissio- nal of the Reserves Officers Corps of the University of Chicago. Three Training Cops, were made by Dr. Robert W. Secretary of the Libertary Work, of the Howard University, and by Assistant W. Howard University, and by Assistant wawarded the commissions to the H. G. T. C. Officers. Detroit N. A. A. C. P. Wing Three Cases For Colored People (Continued From Page 1.) spread through Omaha and into Missouri, where he guiltily by a group of assault with intent to base Wise by Mears. Cloe. I. Rowe. McKenna. Attire. W. Hays McKenna. Attire. Attempt to exclude two Colored students from the Highland Park high school, from the Highland Park high school, to Washington, DC, to be taking the case before the Warren Commission. The case brought against the Highland Park high school, the Superintendent of School, Harvey Bardell, and Wm. Franken, Principal. Junior students and two girls from Highland Park had shared collect funds for the case. The two students and were to be acquitted solely because that the case was not agreed to provide lodgements for the Colored students. Judge Adolph G. of Marshfield pre- sent the case to the Supreme Court upon the demands to show justice enjoined from discrimination in the course of employment on account of race, color or sex. The Two-Colored girls and the boy are on a high-seat sighting course, on go on an eight-seat sighting course, with the class from Washingto, with the McKinney and Franke McKinney and Franke McKinney. Omana, Nebakwa, June 18— One of the most notable graduates ever held in this field was a graduate of the College of Beauty Culture of this Argent is a veritable bower of flowers. It sweet girl graduates clad in flimsy white frocks with come-by coffours, sang-spoke, demon-strated the arts of making and preserving beauty or otherwise assisted in making their graduation the extraordinary event that it was. Attorney Robert Lee Roweburn, assistant general manager of the Madam U. J. Walker Mrs. Co., was present and spoke brilliantly of the open road to success which leads from graduation and urged the gratuities to accept their diplomat, which he awarded, as worthy clubhouse with which to break down obstacles of prejudice, economic discrimination, etc. It is to be noted that these exercises were a part of a series conducted this year by the branch of the Culture College of the Madam U. J. Walker Mrs. Co., located in New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Kansas City, Omaha and Los Angeles. Classes are always being formed and graduations held about four times a year. IN MEMORIUM Wichita Falls, Texas, June 15—In memory of our beloved non-Artemus Kearons Perkins who departed this life, June 10, 1920. Five years ago today you left us without a murmur or sigh, but thy memory we still cherish in our heart. Grace Gray De Long, "The Little White Mother," America's Illustrator, can cause disease, disease and ulcer. I can help you conquer the disease. if business, domestic, love affairs write this below. Write a brief write this below. Write a brief sequence for information and advice about business, domestic, love affairs will close the day, and you will close the day. 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WELLA Attorney at Law 206 Pythian Temple, Dallas, Texas DR. LYTLE VETERINARY SUMMER in animal health, office & business underwriting company, $8 m. p. in Chicago, residence 2323, Will new street, Dallas, Texas Phone Office H-7464, Hs-1258, L. G. PINESTON M. I Office Phone H-728, Bs-1459 DR. MCHLAN & PINKSTON Physician and Surgeon Medical Office Oce. Hall and State St. Dallas, Texas A. B. The Illerkess of Dr. A. E. Thompson, Bryan, Texas, who is one of our Dallas boys. Like many others in adverse circumstances to obtain his education, Dallas with its scores of friends is always ready to welcome its sons back Home. Dr. Thompson is a successful graduate of Texas College, after which taking a post graduate course in Walden University. He is also a prosperous alumni of Meharry Medical College completing his work in 1916. His school career consisted of thirteen years in the three schools mentioned above. Since such time been practicing his art in Bryan, Texas, in which town he has worked up a celebrated practice. Other than visiting his mother in the new home that the doctor purchased for her; he has also attended the Lone Star Medical Association in which he has played a conspicuous part. Having held many prominent offices of the same, having declined the nomination of the presidency of that body. Tired and drowsy feelings accompanied by headaches, depression or state of indolence; roughness of skin; breaking out or eruptions; sore mouth, tongue, lips and throat flaming red; much mucus and choking; indigestion and nausea; diarrhea or constipation; mind affected and many others. Do not wait for all these symptoms to appear. If you suffer from one or more, write for your copy of the book today. It is FREE and mailed in plain sealed wrapper. Leeds and Lendle Drums and Drum Bands, Guitar Guitars, Guitar Bands, and Mandolins Kansas Merchandise of all kinds 2. 2. CLGGB. PROP. 2. 2. CLGGB. 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