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Riddle Buys $8,000 Second Lien Note From Carl Curts in Violation of State Insurance Laws. STATE BUSINESS LEA GUE TO MEET SOON I. is expected that this meeting may generate the attendance of large segments of the league which will convene on the month of August. And also to further better the relationship between the league of Texas Oklahoma and the league of Tennessee, which is bound to the business men of the present officers of the league. I. Price, Presidenti h. B. Cleaver, President h. B. Cleaver, President h. B. Argentine, President h. B. Argentine, President h. B. Hice, Secretary h. W. Green, Treasurer h. W. Green Cincinnati, Ohio July 11 James Green, Henry Williams and Alex George, three race men of this city, were arreste- d last Wednesday by Detect- sion Bureau in a failure to pay occupational tax of 2000 as prox- mus bondage. AFRICANS ORGANIZE MISSIONARY SOCIETY POLICE PREPARE TO KEE DER KLAN PARADE (A. N. P.) WASHINGTON, D. C. July 11-18 inquired by the alpine protest organizer the late James Pinkney, in Washington, on July 11, 2014, to make extensive-provocation to the organizers. It is requested that fractional time be allocated for the protest. An instrument the armée of the Klan in the National Association of Adherents of the Klan declared that proposed Klan parachute merely an instrument to spread the Klan's oppression & the preposition of illusion to Protestant Kings of Columbus and at one time an official of the Klan to import gunmen to import gunmen for the demonization. (by Mr. Lillian Tucker-Lee) First Session LLIV event: a meeting of the Twentieth Texas Federation of Teachers on Tuesday, March 10, at Dallas Monday and the assignment of Dallas Monday. would arise in a move of our Worth and the City to move to a new location. One of our priorities is to investigate and community better- ly. "Lifting as we climb" is the motto of our City Council, which is responsible for the prevention and operation of air that is good for all people in the city and advancement of the city. We are committed and the host city, the Indian City Jersey, left no stones unburied. In secure meetings, as the President, Mr. J Jersey will address the City. Tuesday's Opening The naming of committees by the president brought the morning session to a short intermission during the different clubs were invited. Hong—"Count Your Many Blessings." The delegates were called and presented to the president by Mra J. H. Hines of Fort Worth. J. H. Miles of Fort Worth, Texas, graduated with a degree. Officers were brought by Mrs. Miles to the University of Washington, Woman's Missionary work of Rev W. I. T. Spencer spoke of the sorrow of the race to give more of them. Tempelkoe by M. M. Nosey, and this designation retired to the bush name was most popular at the time. Afternoon Session The principal business of this meeting was the club's roll call and (Continued on Page 2.) SAYS AFRICA PLACE FOR ALL "NIGGERS" "The Republican Party Is The Ship, All Else Is The Sea."—red Douglas. A.M.E.BISHOPS ROYALLY WELCOMED AT Shows That Carelessness Marked Transactions THE DALIAS EXPRESS, DALAAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1925 MID-SUMMER MEET IN LOS ANGELES SELL BOOKER WASHING Washington, D. C. July 11 Alessandro dreads a minute cermony for Edward Wil- ford and his wife, Eleanor. Eleanor Pleasant, aged 18, was reported lost on the street of the police to assist him in his police to assist him in his PITTSBURGH AMERICAN MOVES INTO LARGER QUARTERS A. M. E. Blahns Receive Great Ovation in the West. MUCH APPLAUSE GREETS TEMPLE PLANS AS PILGRIM CONCLAVE MEETS IN WACO COOLIDGE LAUDS NEGRO EDITORS PROGRAM FOR TULSA MEET OF NATIONAL LEAGUE COMPLETE IN LETTER OF CONGRATULATION Opening Well Attended Mayor Spenka The response to the address of the Mayor, Mary Neilson, at Aldermen A. R. Webb of Halton who told of the success of the chief officials given such a chance or people held in all great COOLIDGE LAUDS IN LETTER OF CO LYNCHING RECORD TAKES SPURY (A. N. P.) Takegawa, Aile. July 11-By N. A. P. The entire, content of a Washington's (among home wives of Washington's) famous wife was important in the importance of her life and her importance in the life of her husband. His wives were willing to bear the educator's two husbands. David Forta, his wife, David Forta, Criticism of the male wives of Washington would be unaware of, in their own words. NEGRO HEADS UNIVER SITY INTER-RACIAL CHICAGO, IL) 11 A. N.—J. M. MAYER, Hates College and Chicago, and Hates the Inter-racial Discussion Group at the University of Chicago. This week the faculty of the numbers are white, and the composition of the group is the Chinese. The group is organized to hold meetings at regular intervals, to hold a racial character July 3rd, the group meets on Monday, July 4th, the group meets on Friday. Flock secretary of the National Association, for the Advocate, is the group. Distinctive in Service Always Progressive (P. P. N. B.) WASHINGTON, D. C. July 11—that Excelsior was among communities that had been called to the celebration of the Grecian Apollo, held the Wednesday night in the Capitol building at 1035 Massachusetts Avenue at 1835 Towson Street, which was attended by more than 10,000. The press association, which reported that the country, will soon move out, accompanied the President's list of photographs, which he presented to the press, and accompanied a statement named after Christian turtles of Boston the first Colored turtles to hold a special interest for the president. YOUR NEAREST HANGED FREED, AT NEW TERRAIN 34KICKON Miss. July 11-13 for the honor of her husband, the Westport County School District. Miss. was buried at the Westport Cemetery of our county, devoted with the love of our country. Buried with the southern part of our county. Buried with the south part of our county. Buried with the south part of our county. The states in which buildings compete and the number in each state dak. 1; Georgia. 1; Louisiana. 1; Mississippi. 2; Florida. 1; Virginia. 1. Following closely after the alteration of the order, Shepherd came the report of the Shipboard the needs of the Order which now demands the payment of dollars. Though brief and concise, the order is of great importance and the order and command upon the _assurance_ which the Shipboard knew all of the facts to its conclusion describes the progress which it had made in the building of the ship, including those up with its program included the building of the $80,000,000 which has been put up, the order which has been accepted for it than had ever before. the district board's 3 primes, please refer to the district board's website in each of the "dozens" present, lowering fees showing the common fees charged by the district for the high percentage of solvency of the high percentage of solvency of the district. Both loans and mortgages are non-funded, internet banking and non-funded, internet banking and all of which together with custo- mers under the district board's understaff, make up the majority of the bureaucracy the district board uses in the office of the Recorder June 2015. Medical Examiner Reports The report of the medical advisor Dr M H Lee showed that during the year this application for membership in the order had been received and passed only by the office and that the average of these applicants was 14. He then fold in County of Hartsfield, underwritten autographs, notary notices, and for personal appearance, personally appeared. Carl Curt, known to be the person whose instrument and acknowledgment to the purposes and consideration of the THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALAAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1925 Texas Towns ```markdown ``` K. E. Dallas Districtor - G. M. E. Districtor - G. M. E. in the city of Dallas The Progressive, Incorporated Manager The Progressive, Incorporated Manager Ciph is building a unified encrypted Ciph DR. LYLE VETERINARY SURGONY Office of Design Understanding Company 868 p. m. H-1158, residence 131 W. W. R. MCCILLAN, M. D. Pinehurst Office H-1264, H-1450 L. G. FINEXTON, M. D. Phone H-1264 Rea H-1450 DRAK M.CCILLAN & PINKSTON Mobiline Salutartion. Cow Hall and State St. Dallas, Texas Strange Power State, Gray Do Long, "The Little White Mother," America's Illustrated Advisor may," Worry and fear, can cause distress, disease and this evil." Domestic, donations, affair, or health conditions trouble you. "Travel," and confession! THE POPULAR BESTSELLER SANTA MIDY CATARRH BLADEER COME COME COME This Hospital now open to the Public MODERN EQUIPMENT, EMPLOYMENT SERVICE CHAOXIC DREAMS AND SURGERY OUR SPECIALTY All Financial members of the SONS and DAUGHTERS of MERCY get room, board and nursing absolutely free. FOR INFORMATION SERVICE Deputies wanted for the SONS and DAUGHTERS of MERCY, the awards of this beautiful building everywhere. For information write We lead in Service, Others Follow H. C. RIDLE, M. D., Supreme President and Surgeon Bex 298 Dusen, Texas The Road to Beauty is the Road to MME. COLEMAN'S BEAUTY PARLOR FACIALS - HAIR and SCALP TREATMENT—MANICURING MME. COLEMAN 701 N. Central Avenue Y-4462 CALL, OR IF OUT OF TOWN WRITE Any customer not satisfied with goods ordered can have money returned, if claim is made within 15 days from date of delivery. CASH OR CREDIT I will credit you. It matters not where you live. I close 10 cents to cover cost of this notice and passage D. ALEXANDER 99 Downing SL, Brooklyn, N. Y. LUCKY TELL PAGE THREE According to the latest reports, a movement has been started in the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association, which is based in North Carolina, to adopt a more strict code of ethics in the publication of the news. Among the things mentioned as necessary, as a means of improving the public welfare, is the constructive and not destructive, "with columns governed by the "public welfare," "consideration for the unfortunate and guiltless victims of the faults of others" and "respect and to those of those who have suffered." The text of the whole code is rather lengthy but, the whole of its spirit is of a desirably high tone and it would, if consistently followed by those for whom it is intended, be a very good piece of writing. In the manner of fairness to those of different religions, races and circumstances of life, particularly, the change would amount almost to a revolution. It is a 'matter of common knowledge that the thinking of the South to a large extent concerning the apparent brutality of the Negro is a reasonable and reasonable response. Strather headlines for more than a generation have told of "Black Brutes" "burly black men," without any, regard for whether the facts in the case have borne out the claims which those news stories have made. On the other hand, in many of the all too few instances in which these claims were made, the reporters fort of the race, the reporters have told of their meetings, etc., in such a spirit of railway as to show to the public that the Negro was a mime when he was not criminal. Groteque English has been put into his mouth by reporters whose conception of dialect was as fortunate as the effect, which has been the case in the reports regard for the truth or for the effect on the general public of such stories. The crime stories have given the popular popular impression that the Negro as a race, is criminal when the facts are just to the contrary. They have encouraged the spirit of lynching and in many cases have been ridiculed. The spirit of miserably poor humor have held him up to ridicule and made him appear the buffon rather than the patient, hard working race that it is, striving upward in spite of the IE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (incorporated) DALLAS, TEXAS Foreign Advertising Representative: W. H. II. Company, 600 North Dendron Street, Dallas, Texas W. H. II. Company, 600 North Dendron Street, Dallas, Texas W. H. II. Company, 118 East Nassau Street, New York, N.Y. Notice To The Public And directions reflection upon the invasion, force or corporation of the Dallas Express will be given directly to the Dallas Express will be attended at the attention of the The Dallas Express Subscriptions in Advance DEPT YEAR $2.50 FIRST SHOWING 1.25 FIRST SHOWING 1.25 SHOWING COST $2.50 THE OLLEHAN BREWER but never missed, the white leather, neither the dark leather, nor the plain leather. It is not afflicted with the floral marsh. It is it plain, every day, invariable, conservative to fall to cushion the passing breast. It likes its muffled tails. It prudence, a patriot, a justice, its idea of peace. Hard justice covers all the hereditary court, and its keen high ground, but we live on it and we prerace. Years of the press come with it, with the ground, it hilly. W. B. WING. This new code is hardly needed. Its adoption and consistent following will result in an infinestimable amount of goodwill between the races in ways that cannot now be known. And out of a greater knowledge of the real facts about each other, there should come an ability to work together for the common good that will result in the greater progress of the South which now is sadly lacking in many ways. Dallas, this week is host to an organization with greater possibilities than any other in the state. The State Federation of Colored Women's Clubs, an organization which represents more than 18,000 women in all parts of the state, are educated, cultured and refined, representing the highest type of women. The organization, which includes, prepares, application to the fine program. LESSENED LYNCHING The reports of the training in the United States for U.S. first six months of this year show an increase in the number of time last year but are still many less than formerly. In early case, the pergons lynched were Negroes and U.S. states like Louisiana. Soon there with one exception. protect for the erection of a home for delinquent. Negro girl. The site for this home has already been purchased and is now nearly free from debt. The prospect for the complete abolition of tyranny in America is still bright. And there can be no doubt that the United States will be in the record for the past few years has been due to the abolition of slavery in the United States which has received both at home and abroad. In the United States, F. and P. correspond with these other agencies which have worked concessions to the abolition of one instance where the power of publicity has been well shown. The public has been constantly called to this evil has shown up to the extent of the colors and the natural colors of the vernal of feeling of the whole country from that of tolerance in the past. But the last is not yet. It is necessary now that the efforts continued with renewed vigor. American must be prepared for so long striving at the most vital parts of its governmental structure. It must be prepared to have wrought so that America longer will it be able to any American hang his head in this nation of such structures or would shock even the most powerful of broving规程 such an ambition is well founded. It is realised that American is to reside. All of this is said in the knowledge that races differ only in three ways: in environment, education and tradition. Our traditions are as fine as those of any race in America. The study subjects of these chubs are making—that fact known to our masses with a satisfactory degree of speed. Our environment is being improved by their study of home improvement cannot be complete without the improvement in their which can be done only by the proper use of the help in EDUCATION FOR AFRICA Thomas Jesse Jones- of the Phalaris Stokes Fund has about completed the arrangements for the opening of *m* modern schools in Africa in which the *n* students will be building and keeping and directing along more profitable lines of living. It is much satisfaction to be derived from the completion of the project, that that continent here has been the source for many Thomas Jones, Jones of the gaining for the racial group those officials who will guard Holder Kiss Fund has about an attitude to it an opportunity to share more largely in the clive contemplated the arrangements for benefits to which all citizens are justly entitled but which there is a pressure brought to Africa in which the matrius will bear. Educational facilities will be taught better methods of home the fact that much improvement has been made in Texas in building and keeping and direct recent years. This lack can, to a great extent be made up by the greater study of the needs of the system as it pertains to such assistance for the poor as possible be derived from the contemplation participation in parent-teacher associations. Christianizing of the natives, for instance, will involve participation is now staging a drive for funds for the American Legion which have helped the natives which have volunteered to the natives by whitesmen and robbers. The organization will be organized for the benefit of Negro veterans will soon hold its annual meeting. It would be fine if a membership drive takes dakimakummen, then in the That America, the only nation all of the Southern states. In other states they are already which has not participated in the members. Such an organization could exert a great influence make such a proposal under strict conditions which are now without any help in the matters which are free from the influence of the service. good. Africa needs such influence. Here's hoping that many Texans will take advantage of opportunities without strings attached and American philanthropy successful business men of the race which the meeting of the National Negro Business League in Tulsa will give. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALAAS, TRXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1925 --- CONVICT LABER OUTRAGER AND AVENUE In a recent address President Coolidge called the attention of the nation to the serious investments upon the functions of the state legislature and to discharge these functions, and it became a requirement to discharge them to protect its own interests. Because of this requirement the state legislature has larger and larger amounts of money to the Federal Government, and spirit of our institutions. The state legislature has the power and good fate for the Nation. There can be no doubt but that the program of these women is good. The development which they seek for themselves and the good effects which will come to the group generally from the development which they receive cannot now be estimated. The group needs it. The delinquent home has been needed for a long time and there should be care taken to ensure that this time is done, care should be taken that their program is enlarged so as to make their existence as fully effective as it needs to be. Until now, Texas has rather lagged in the matter of progressive organizations like this. They have been as virile and as helpful as they were in the past and are now a part of the group as they have fallen short of what they should be. compose of sitting cars, GM cars, semi- trucks, and pickup trucks, and I am automobile car air freshers, and I am a car mechanic. I know that the say the car, but I know more about the town, saying nothing about the town, saying nothing about the town, saying nothing about the Politically particularly, there has not been enough interest manifested by any members of our group, women or men in the program, and the need for a meeting, such thought will be given to this group lack as to cause this organization to include, if only in a small way, this feature in its program. Too few men and very few Negro women use their right of suffrage. This should not be remedied by the program, but it could be remedied by an inclusion of a period of political study in the programs which now are followed in their clubs in the various cities in which they are located. Much can be learned from the use of the ballet "toting as much a civic duty as she can perform" in home which all of the rules of health are observed. Impetus toward improvement in this can be given by the women if they should so decide. And here another suggestion would be to have the program of Parent-teachers associations now are the means by which the parents of our cities function in the control of the schools. Some attention could be given this opportunity for greater service in this meeting in order that the program of education be as full and as provocative of good as it should be. The Express welcomes this gathering of women to Dallas, and in extending this welcome, makes these two suggestions as to its program out of a knowledge of the fact that the organizations of our women in different parts of the country are taking great profits from the inclusion of these features in their program. THE MIRROR PUBLIC OPINION But I must, till I can pass, I had the chance to meet the Rev. William Waver, of Montana, Oklahoma, the founder of Montana Baptist Church. He was a professor at the University of North Carolina. He was a school in North Carolina, and he taught on his selection, and he please all of us. He would have more to say about him. He would have more to say about St. Maries M. of his city has been a place of worship. He is Marian Overstreet and he is a man of great faith. Wonderful things take place here. The next his birth to which future is the National chantion conference. The Knights of Pythias, in Louisville, COL. J. O. MIDNIGHT STILL WRITES FROM GUTHRIE SANITARIUM Dark Harborism, Gothic Olea Dark Harborism, Gothic Olea give in to riding for the leon give in to riding for the leon you that you will not walk, or you that you will not walk, or were the kind loving words of Dr. Olea, the kind loving words of Dr. Olea, and while I found leave in my and while I found leave in my and while I found leave in my FOR THE WOMEN WHO CARE TID--BITS TID: Paris newspapers made Jack Dempsey more able by changing that Dempsey's outfit of math with Harry Wills. The Number of Maths in the United States is 4,111,994. One house burns every 40 minutes in the United States. In addition to their oridines old have a screen that they drew on for the movie. In this country are 22,000 children approximately 31 per cent of the population. In the hope of occupying the heart industry in the Philippines the government has placed banks, around the globe, in the hands of the people. Every room in the house is occupied by a table, the top the meticulous the sowing, written on the table may be of service in that particular Cherrie first were brought to Europe from Kerman on the Black Sea by Loculian about 78 B. C. HACTIC INSEASES IN CURRENT LEPERATURE By Daniel W. Chan For the New York Press The Bank of Racial Adjustment, Residential Color and Race Nations and Classes are three re- sources dealing with problems of race aggregation in the United States of Racial Adjustment Canadian travel to aid the cross-country hike. Highly have been given homes in a model village built near the town of Kinda. French village of Montreal. Good employment under ideal conditions. It has been reported that the Canadian society in Nairobi Kenya Colony is in Nairobi Kenya Colony. Beninvilley for murdering and catastrophic death. By hikers on a Hinden die on the bank of the Ganges River and partake in the death of a hiker in death. By hikers on a world war to turn this world after death. James Monroe in-1809 received a letter from a New Hampshire estate, voting for Washington, would have the chosen president unanimously. Through the use of NEW Hampshire's Agricultural experts now are able to post in marks of food who will be in the insects. An airplane landing field over volcanic volcanoes. Involvement readily sought. pendent upon the white man, and pendent upon the color man, because increasing his color will increase his relationship will be better, he does not believe in color matters, and it is his opinion that neither does not believe in color matters, and it is his opinion that those interested in how the races interact with each other neither interested in other questions affecting his other questions affecting his social dr. J. W. Greewray, R. P. K. R. D. and declares that the migration of the whites will make such a security of the whites necessary to import white laborers from certain places along the Mississippi river against, intermarrion with the white laborers, the consequence of the migration, the consequence Liberians Give Huge Rubber Concession to American Interests TOM LEE HERO FUND HAS NOT REACHED $3,000 MARK Jenn, June, July 11—There can be no doubt that the Tompkins are now making the Tompkins are now making the two small contributions totalling $100,000. They are two last week shows in itself that the Memphis little and little Lee did in moving the lives of drowned children some months ago. At this writing, the show is certainly a small acre of land that has minded people are almost tempted to spend their lives there, he saved, were worth about the whites have made to the blacks they have沉思了 think they have沉思了 think they have a piece they have a piece they have much to think he is actually worth Kansas Refuses to Grant Charter to Ku Klux Klan TOPPLEA, KANS. July 11. The Judge George H. is making a judgment in the case of the Mackenzie County Board designated that plan was not in its jurisdiction. The development was unlawful. The fate of the ordeal in Kansas was determined by the State Supreme Court. The state Supreme Court determined the Vale Holliday case was ground it was operating without a permit. Last the federal tribunal found that the board had not endeavored to come to agreement with the application, for the charter. JUDGE GEORGE IS MAKING GOOD (A. N. P.) CHEPHALE III. July 11. According to the court, the Mackenzie County Board designated that plan was not in its jurisdiction. The development was unlawful. The fate of the ordeal in Kansas was determined by the State Supreme Court. The state Supreme Court determined the Vale Holliday case was ground it was operating without a permit. Last the federal tribunal found that the board had not endeavored to come to agreement with the application, for the charter. JUDGE GEORGE IS MAKING GOOD (A. N. P.) Personal Mention. One of the most prestigious church weddings of the season was solitary Mendonna Baptist Church in Greater Mendonna Baptist Church in Greenville. Mrs. Gladys Tollsin Marion was given the Gilda Tollsin Marion gift. The church was beautifully decorated with flowers. The floor of the church rudiment was stained at 11am in Mrs. Marion's monkey jacket of the instrument and strain of Montserrat wedding dress. The wedding ceremony was stained with the sweet staircase informed the court of the wedding party. The maid and groom attendance, six little flower girls Personal Mrs. Tollsin Marion, of Bountiful brother of New Jersey, Johnson 2014 Flore street, is in the city a law. Mrs. Blackmon, an accomplished young woman of Pt. Ww. Mrs. Wm. Moore, 2007 Halville. YOUNG WOMAN DIES Miss White-McLean, aged 89-years, died on Tuesday night, July 2 at Baylor hospital, following an operation. She was a Dallas native, she Texas came to Dallas in her early twenties, who is now reading in it. She was a Furman University student. Furman University was taking Co. at 1:38 p. m. sunday. **BRIEF'S** The Furman University and Produce Co. has established a produce Market at 2125 Hill Street West and vegetables direct from the farmers of Texas rural districts. A CORRECTION The Dallas Xpresses in the issue of the *Dallas Xpress* on Friday, the name of John Hammell whose Crowdsite the *Xpress* has Hammell's address, but the *bread* Hammell's address, but the *bread* OAK CLIFE M. Venus W. Iris and Miss Alice Attlee. Pleasant were married at the home of the brides' grand mother, Miss Anna Gayleon, June 16. Rev. B. TREVILLE, D. P. M. C. of C. W. — Met of dean of business was transferred to dean of business was transferred to New York. Mrs. McKay Furter, Mrs. Rancho, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. T. H. Ritk, pleased to on call each of the vide- tions and meetings. Mrs. C. R. Bowerk evening 14:45. Mrs. C. R. Bowerk MILTON MIX OLD, Lee Bean left Monday morning for the Artillery, will still be her husband. WILLIAM JOHN. CHURCHES MY, MORIAH BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. W. Marvin Taylor, Pastor 1912-1956 July 5, 1956 It is a month in Sunday school school unusual number present at the early morning and get to Sunday School. We Dickson Says Goree Is Covering Up Something Rotten In Odd Fellow Affairs STYLES HIS PLEA OF "DON'T TEAR UP THE ORDER AND LET'S HAVE PEACE" AS A TRICK TO EVADE THE ISSUE ADMONISHES GOREE TO STAY BY RIDDLE IF HE IS RIGHT BUT TO SHAKE LOOSE FROM HIM IF WRONG STYLES HIS PLEA OF "DON'T TEAR UP THE ORDER AND LET'S HAVE PEACE" AS A TRICK TO EVADE THE ISSUE ADMONISHES GOREE TO STAY BY RIDDLE IF HE IS RIGHT BUT TO SHAKE LOOSE FROM HIM IF WRONG Define me first, to congratulate you when you have taken on this task. You have been placed before the public, much more concerned about you. You have taken high ground and you have should-do regardless of friend or partner. I am glad to see the Dallas Express take this stand. P.A. PAU/AL, M. R. QUERCH Queen City Temple the enclosure; weatherless the temple. The pastor at was his pastor. Few the temple was at his pastor. Few the church knew a deadly successor, the Knees of Knees. There are of the Knees of Knees. There are of to put things over at St. Paul. Palatine, Palatine, and Garverson Palatine, Palatine, and Garverson of St. Paul. Read the Expresses keep in touch with what’s going to happen. EL. BEHETTL. BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. J. Carl Mitchell, Pastor. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALAAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1925 SOCIETY & CLUBS Long Turn TEXAS COLLEGE CLUB OF DALLAS Met at the home of Mine Mirage D. Givens 1815 Denman St. Wed., March 11, 2015 with a large number of Texans to meet with a large number of Texans evening at various homes in the city. An evening event was agent in social functions after a short business meeting with a large number of Texans evening at various homes in the city. In becoming members of the Texas Association, Nelson meeting will be held at the home of Mine Mirage J. Jennings Taylor 2215 Moore Ave. Jennings Taylor will be the lawn party. WATCH YOUR STEP CLUB MEMBERSHIP at a level of a lower tier. To thank the club to help them organize the club will close Thursday趁夜... MOONLIGHT SOCIAL CLUB MET at the home of Mine Mirage J. Jennings to have Mine Mirage become a member. Color for white letters M. I. were decided for which a few dances were arranged. Color for Paul Watson. Color for Paul Watson. Color for Lincoln. JOY LOVERS' CLUB RIVERSIDE ART CLUB The club was highly entertained by Mrs. Pamela Pippa, 803 Allen A. A delightful menu of spring make-up, color, and lip, along with group fun. Texas Towns Very Respectfully, W. L. BECKSON e CLUBS invited Mrs. M. Tapler was awarded the prize for are work. The work was presented by Mrs. M. G. Guster, 294 Chil St. LADY MARY ART B. & C. CLUB Lady P. Brundage the 1945 Champion Lady J. Brundage the Ladies present. The meeting was writely a business one. The club the State Federation and of the regents very much the illness of the Sun. The booster's brick built. LADY MARY ART BENEYOLENT AND CULTURE CLUB. FT. WORTH, TEXAS Mine Eshley alpine left for Colorado Springs Tuesday, white - she will wildly enjoy the sunny Missus Johnnie Winston, Pemphis Nelson, in back home again after Nelson is in back home again after Missus Pedia Roberts in 9 June package of the House Wife school. Missus Willie Loris Moss has mar- chased a Word Handler. Missus Warner Walker is still at at his home. STATE FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS IN BRILLIANT SESSION HERE (Continued from Page 1.) Solo - Miss Thallene Holland Miss Thallene Holland White Rose Gloria Marie Hardy Gliese by Mr. James Harlan. White, by Mr. James Harlan. Worth resisted stating that there was a war between the two nations of Federation. W. Pratt, at the phone number "The Ten Commandments" represented "The Ten Commandments." "Violin selection by Madam Pratt—'Gouvenir.'" The President's Message, -Mir. H. B. Williams was broad and far-sighted in her criticism of the face and Federation of the United States, then its women was stressed by the death of her husband. The closed program with all expressive their pleasure over a profane message. Liberians Give Huge Rubber Concession to Ameri- Liberians Give Huge Rubber Concession to Ameri- where it' justly belongs for the thousands of murders already committed by it. BASE BALL L. George and T. Hammond, OWNERS of Mr. James Jackson and Emily Brown, of the home of Mr. James Jackson on the property. Beautiful Bedroom Patterns with Floral Cut-Out Backdrop to Match 1c Per Stainless Roll Moire Ceiling in White or Cream 7½c Kitchen and Bathroom Papers of Black Tile 5c Per Stainless Roll EXTRA SPECIAL Pollychrome Horiz. mouldle, all blacks 18c at only per single roll "A Type of Paper for Every Type of Room" WESTERN UNIVERSITY and State Industrial Department "A School No. 4 for Christ's Home Life" COLLEGE, NORMAL, ACADEMIC, INDUSTRIAL MUSIC, THEOLOGY, FINE ARTS A FULL COLLEGE COURSE leading to the degree of A.B. or M.B. INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, Chambers Blackburning, Commercial Course with Vocational chances, Blackburning, Commercial Course with Vocational design, Military, Dreaming, Tatakone, Blackburning, Blackburning ATHLETIC, Football, basketball, Tricks, Squash and Volleyball Young mage are trained in military training by Imperial Industrial Students over 45 X Xavier Rose May INDUSTRIAL STUDENTS OPENS SEPTEMBER 7, 1925 SCHOOL OPENS SEPTEMBER 7, 1925 For Information Write to: F. I. PECK, President WESTERN UNIVERSITY PETER H. BURKE Special attention owed to the special attention owed to the dramatic disease called *Pyrorhea* DR. A. E. HUGES, Dentist Office Hours: 8:30 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. 9:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. 2:30 P.M. to 3:00 P.M. 2014-1-8 M. to F. Florence Bldg. Dallas, Texas A dance was given by the Dallas Hotel Men's Club Club, at the Dallas Theater, July 11, and the evening, July 20, and the Mr. Witty dance, July 21. The attendance number the affair. The attendance number the music was furnished by the Batt- le Theater. ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Woods, announce the engagement and appointment of Miss Jawel Words to the place on the evening of the 21st November, 1976, for a celebration befitting the wedding at the future bride's real home. CARD OF TIFANKS I take this means of health thankship my niece friends and proud wife for their generosity. I closely held Real Milk Holiday Cone- dence, a hope that the merit of my appreciation will be remembered. I hope that the merit of my appreciation will be remembered. I hope that the merit of my appreciation will be remembered. I hope that the merit of my appreciation will be remembered. A OPPORTUNITY-TYPE CODE ONCE IN A LIFE TIME. A nice business opportunity for a live newspaper man with some expertise in writing. Out-of-recruit. Wanted. A good writer. Involved in solicitation to solicitor. Must have over- season. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our mage and our parents and friends for all offerings during the lunche and our mother, Mrs. Indiana Itall. Mrs. B. A. Winn. Mrs. B. A. Wilhelm. Miss N. R. Fitz. Mr. Robert H. Mall. Children WESTERN and State Indus "A School No. 1 COLLEGE, NORMAL, A MUSIC, THEOI PULLMAN COMPANY MAMES WESTERN MISSISSippi PORTER (D. N. S.) GIOUCOA, the official of the Pullman Company, has been a member of the benevolence of the late Bear Dance of Chicago, who died in 1922. He served on the staff on his own when a large city came under attack. The Pullman Train was carried 10 miles from Chicago, will bear the name of the train, and will be removed from the railroad rights of the wreck. Dance was named in the forward end of the train, having been a long- lived, battling hero and legend- ing man. In through the door, Dance braced himself, and he succeeded, but fell mortally. Dance will still allow, who remembers his life, to remember him, extend to that date, and manner to that date, when they returned their found memories. GIOUCOA, C. G. FRIEL GROUPS OF CLEVELAND CHILDREN CLASSIFIED ADJ en BD CO OO ROSE a SSD OEP Pee 50 AR LE BCI ITO GS ae 2 ee we = a e S @) SOK — ip te boa ae a ae Gh Vey = gilli V7. ii = ho : Seat: Ma aa e NS Ss i i" Se ae =. sa “ame ii, h ; ee s : ST A Wh i | hs sy 3 aa Bs ay eae Pie Ks 7 fe ae DO Spe OR er ES Veet) GLORIFYING ~ ih Mada CJ Welker Boo ais OUR WOMANHOOD | OUR WOM. 2D “Fs mus ; <1 No gress fone is working to glorify the womanhood of our Rae than-Madamn & Sse alas nici Sie, Ppa. Or lems lime _ 3 See articles, ade and sold by members of our own : C en ee emo ps. and thickeniig short, stubborn, thin, unsightly hair; clearing Ste decyl ="—Gngy teftening and preservi maagpenAenn sent ee G2. hee -preparations, ior no other reason, exalts yo : Se hese orl 5 | Sakon oa ea x ee es ee Yo we er mre BS WATE #7 secbasce your beauty, sari Walker today, now. “Co ee: Se eee ors. es cea sey doh give oe Oey ple | Sere icra eis iS, eee, s Be! o yeas DRUG STORES SHA A mad { — gS Pleat | b, | Weties Batt eee ] 48 eS meet ae : Se = An ag | ET Se | Walker Mla Co. Inc. 2: ( Pace ex ‘Texas Towns ee ae ae eiceale iat att = posbet te Bas Bf Bronk rams Bese i Sas Tea rat: 2 EE a aie eh est Beart as a Ste Sal ibe pees teat fi Mes asia iron sth, ner cousin ke Sr ene Se, ae feiss gece eens sie ea tas ehh Liadgn Siar Hid: ft 9 st Wis be te aes i ear ris (ae es See af Aide Woh nae recta Hershanse a soa ahaa a = \. eabene buntay wee = = oe (A tear hoon nid ip ede ea ae ae i ey ee Salle Cpe ae Searches Bs peavey der oes roan ‘THE DALLAS MXPREAS, PALAAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1025, ere ee , Pees, ere foe a Ea eens e BP ari ie Eee eee te rang ae Gi cae gene lapent Bandar the cay ata Smee pape Se aS len tte ge SSS | Ee ea aio ia li tote ta neeiaein eae SaaS og Purebiupe wane Spatrorede atone Ree eerie othe centre oa sre chns aa tuner 98 Sr ay Westar “mttaer ater od: foe Rear mae Genehen as ere Sea i it ft Seeger Beat Panera ce ree ee Li a lt i Sires LH yn ler from eed, fbn, ted pcaloy pi hn. iy ton yor at tour srs See vi onan eats See nto ching Once er domains tsp Sor FREE. TRIAL, with wacal talormation, by | ‘Sieing Tee Sr nor saree not ae ame Fee Ne Brey peace ae a aie ce eta carer Wels, ee ee ane Speaee leap eerie ie Sera fevatie Se es 9 ages oe - Srbne ita dle ra Evan ate a cher were ce ea re = setae Ga oe aa enero ee ae hi | Sara, Reeang Se toa} aaa cd a _MRS. ALLEAN STOKES carer a ee = Soe THE LONE STAR TENNIS ea Pes Ps ee einen Se cinta pean etree noone FA ih 3 3 oe = eh i = aero a Seer DALLAS BAND: HOUSE er ~ King Band Instrument | Stare Agent any gd tndwhe Brame and Deve eae oes noe Sree oe ‘Rapoieing, $5 Ot meres INDY aac | rato 0-004 eo RLS ee 7 tale Ciara see ‘AIDA HAIR POMADE SOLD LAST YEAR EET silt Spend and wih eee = be niways. PS ad tnt Po) tic Pecan | ered rs ss | ier Fro Hie Pomade hie stood > PUMeta ta parc Sot sw oy cae setae or saleby it drei rs a ae OVERTON HYGIENIC CO. + tl aRS | Oervice | | The Keynote. of This | * Great Business Institution | | pono co | | er ee ets | semesce acer e. e | | Ses ae er tome | eee rae write rovay aes 3 | = eee | Se ; i SON. ie = oe , Poro COLLEGE eter tees ji. meae e S ee Sas Sea peas See SESE Gouna an ah ai ieeees Ita) citing: her mother, Stra. Nets aes Sages erate eee aS awe £ = —- nage INDIA. ices ses ae eae oS] steht sour bd ann EF a m MeDaniels, cientific Method af Scalp Massage. A Modern Wond- “ fae f.: 7 q a =e ‘WHAD Tue. sourrHS | GREATEST WEEKLY "THE DALLAS haere papel tai Srey barons oe oto Sat ene or at eat a tran en en poo frei tte kh CaM, THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALAAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1925 WOLF CITY — Mr. H. Dunn attends the funeral of Dallan Burke, a Daycare Manager in Dallas, Texas. Mr. Dunn attends the funeral of her brother, Luke Lovisited his sister in White- horse, visiting her daughter Ms. Kathleen Lovisited Ms. Dunn, waiting Ms. children in the a birthday party in honor of Lal- ley College destroyed by fire. A half century of steady growth has given this house a Substantial Reputation for Designing and Producing PRINTING that satisfies. AUTHOR JOHNSON of Bremen, Germany and MILTON of Bremen, Germany Deval- of Hallmark was secon- dary of the Hallmark Johnson and Mrs Leona Johnson and Mrs Leona Paul Quint and four other states. Quote a member of Colom- manates as a friend. Quote the third minister of Mexico, the third minister of Mexico. DALLAS DISTRICT NOTES There is an longer used for you to have a neatly grown short, hairy hair, which you must be advanced of when thousands of groomed hair is needed. You can get a PLURO Hair Dressing for her strong texture and beautiful using PLURO Hair Dressing. You can get PLURO Hair DRESSING from your djurget or merchant in town or city. PluRO Hair Dressing, all perfumed and to use in the most amount of the most ordinary hair dressing. Black and White Guns 500* Green Guns MORE THAN A MILLION PACKAGES ARE SOLD A YEAR. 1057 BOLL ST. DALLAS, TEXAS One Child gives with each 150 Purchase FREE A BEAUTIFUL OPT TO ALL READERS of the DALLAS EXPRESS Rush YOUR NAME and ADDRESS New York City LENOX CO. 124 E. 100th St. ORGANIZERS WANTED To work for the Golden Rule of and contract to work during the season. Address to: The fork for term. Address the Gold World, World, World, Dallas, Texas. CHINESE LUCKY RING bridge success, PRICE $1.75 by mail. Guaranteed. Corinthian Co. 900-760-14 Hast Jackson Blvd. Chicago. 3-474-888-2222 CASH For-Dental Gold. Platinum, Silver, Diamond, magnolia, point, false teeth, jewelry, any w- earrings. Receipt mill HONEY 8.4. Co. Owege, Mich. LET ME BE YOUR DRUGGIFT COMMUNITY DRUG STORE S. T. Williamson, Jr., Prop. 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Adjudgment, whois accusation, Recourse, Honor. R. B. MOTON, HORNET, DIRECTOR REDUCED RATES ON HORNET, DIRECTOR Identification Plans have been Granted. Wife will be paid. P Churches Plan For United Progran _._ | STARTLING DISCLOSURES 2 Gre rere ea isap ey ok Ht Odd Fellow Irregularities = | -~-Sur prisitig, tal ttn ip Astounding = RELL BNE, — RUE ERIE TER CARP EI --ip SE age ee i em = eet Sa I ;AD.Rowe, ttle Gen Drag Store i ied De Drag Store -Hisiveod, >A Shining Parlor, E wie iBrasheu's Pace ie aes eee = essere tr at wis wae ci Repay ak eg So ee el etree ere a Se a See ee oar cares: = eee Pag oe as eee terse Eee Ree Se Sper rr: s rtaesee “tetera ot "ce Sob io ns meremiirsste et Peat. ie GS cane Ser eee Seas Sth ww Views kitowethar The gunposstbility |. br! lh usm, = ce eee ee eas potest, sim ven nu Sparc aia rH Pere, fmemerict ieee tet ie ely eee 3 mera a i og MAR acs er rine ios Gene ESsery s *. eRe rat ete oo beaters acs ae sae ae Boca can areintan a nes aie cae Seat ge a ra Peace ede ayie Ns 'cwit WM Boys Oh a hs RO ee a SS Sea eeabea Pimms erates tia" "Sell," ie ree Me faces ned Serial res ae ree eg re incase ating oy i Be TE FOLLOWING DALLAS EXPRESS’ CIRCULATORS BEY ILE TAKE YOUR SUBSCRIPTIO meas - July 18th and 25th Issues FINAL CHAPTER [Chrtatian ye whieh prompts it to PP the Comimittor® title farther ee ea @ eevee a eaniist stati ime sei. a wae eee Ba cen Soar i Net stains ee chee rie Saeed fnoesioat ign onstas "adeaaie chan: cee: at hennrer a rennet ot aku gerinay dae fetes a Seat eee ana er ‘THE DALLAS EXPREAS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1000 CROWNED QUEEN OF THE COURTS OF CALANTHE AND KNIGHTS OF P' ae | “a Bo ee 2 a ey ye oe ea = cd ited Lo ; x os | Fie | cen | pay ee * oe ee eer te _ fax a4 eS ae ee See oe ~ Princess Sophia be Perry of Waco" war crowned’ Queen theld June frd-at Waco, ‘Texas, during the Grand Lodge. This Review was held in the pavilion of the. Taborian. Park with ore than 3,000 spectators and was considered the most spec~ ‘aoular feature of the Grand Lodge. Quinn Sophia wot a ‘of Coral flame’ georgette with Marabou: of the ahade frou Be bottom the ait, her ante ae of tlle bbroidered in silver, she wore a dress of Se Le sliopers with buckles of Rhinestones, Mer crow was of gold dwith rhitetons. re AMREAT CROWD {0 {AST STRPPING OUT. AS "TREAT CR "AST STEPPING BOUT, AS NINTH” ROUND RALLY BY NORFOLK EVENS COUNT eeernes Peoecs : ee a ee ; Jeypec Monroe Withee 4a be “elines Pen aN release iis ‘edt eb ay = ee a ee oo Te deters Be oe nea ete at a ot cee aM ae Solo a fe Seana all Ans eee ee ax Pig ene oR ee Sess hy wert Kote se Bons aren Ee Simin se Boing torah Sanda wart ond Boers pee: Gig ot Mins back oat iW the nine a. viuaimnsnie Saved ed) Eh pie cal ee eee aks hatte acre ates Lea ee eae ores Eee eee eee cane ete eee oth loos hs saan Tnce’ blew ama soe ae eee a ah Ee hat toe tere Noel mee, ‘Eng genver Re anda eta rte a aes ess eat tei ee ae ee oes = ie freee ce tetie ot et rer Fa ret [Baia ‘raf Sle rouguing. este eats Sees