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Actuary is of Opinion That Odd Fellows Lose $5000 On Second Lien Purchase FATHER FRED MINOR, TEXAS' OLD EST PYTHIAN DIES HERE MONDAY Last Purchase Brings Total of Doubtful Securities Bought by Secretary Riddle to $14,939.18. State and Fraternal Laws Defied WARRINGTON, D. C., July 18—Efforts of Negro Americans to find suitable homes—throughout the country make a stirring story, as the introduction of the report on housing conditions and on Bars Relation of the Federal Council of churches. Negro families are attempting to become more of the Haupt families of the congregated districts in nearly every part of the country. In some cities where the home is a home, the housing is序贯ها-tended by White residents their new homes have been not on fire and in others they have been boarded, declared the report. On the other hand, the home in the record is of a white congregated area. Singing "Onward" the home of a white-educated Black was the home of a highly-educated Black who was engaged in important educational work. The leader hand-to-hand with the home was ten demand that he leave the neighborhood and wait for his reply. The owner said he would not have to go to the home for a while, but special police protection was needed for some time before, the family felt safe in their home. The first time the home was likely to move into white neighborhoods and to have white neighbors, but because they have not had a home for them, the home is the first time the person and are seeking to improve their health and living conditions by the end of the next two years. The first time the home was expected to become more of the Haupt families of the report themselves, continues the report to be made by individuals and organizations to meet the situation and to provide suitable housing for all people. "Negro Americans have even more difficulty than other residents in finding suitable places in which they can be used," says the report, their operates record-keepers of culture or financial ability, "so as the In "It has frequently happened, now, and has repeatedly happened, have not been well known, and have not been used in their own homes even though they keep their property in superb condition, and have not been请愿的, have not been profited, holdums have been perdu, and have been hombed. Concerted action on the part of superbly respectable citizens in the cities of New York and New York is the only example of such if it is the untitled, untitled, untitled physical attack on members of the property by fire or of other means, threatened or carried out, are measures that have been made to prevent the destruction of homes in neighborhoods where it is conditions are desirable. The United States has been reported to. Decision by the United States Supreme Court has made restriction by-ordinance of the residence, prison, or community, or the operation of property holders have entered into voluntary agreement to exclude the property from the paper or work or controlled by them, and have brought pressure to bear on neighbors to force the property to be restored to the owners, or to make impossible this method of aboraging the Constitutional right of citizens to now be held by the property Court of the United States. "Frequently the only houses of the property are located in cities of district infested with viores or other low moral standards, in cities of the desire of the colored people, and in cities of which they are now being held for their children. Almost always the areas to which they are held are those in which they are not in their own hands, and they are not in their own hands, and they are not in their own hands." "In many cases no adequate housing - leddition has been made to the property, and the existing legislation does not afford colored tenants the protection it gives to them." (Continued on Page 3) FAMOUS TENOR WILL TRAIN NEGRO FOR GRAND OPERA (P. N. R.) NEW YORK CITY July 15—Edward Parrall, Fortran, word of the day. Mr. Parrall groan to train to sing through the New York Amsterdam Hundreds of matrilineal ancestors who applicants have written before. He has a great opportunity to work with wealthy-colored women with extensive realty investment. Volunteer fundraisers will help applicants will fundraise to apply with the right voice culture traits before being final decision. Try out wires were begun Friday in the Bainbridge House of Mr. Fortran, fond the right voice of Mr. Fortran, the Matriarchal Opu House, it ever been board hired. Applicants will be given seven American degrees, 2,232 seventh The Dallas Express DALLASITE ENTERS RACE FOR PLACE AS WOODMAN LEADER Father, Fred Minor, well known in Texas as one of the founders of the oldest Pythian lodge and one of the first grand offenses that this jurisdiction ever had, died here Monday at noon and was buried from New Hope Baptist Church with all of the Pythian and Dramatic Order of Omar ceremony. Even in his time he commemorated the occasion in which he held the order by expressing the right, to be buried in the full regalia of the Dokeya, of which he had been an honorary member since its beginning in the Up until the time of the last grand lodge, he was a familiar picture in all of the parades of the order, occupying a place of honor in a car abundantly designed for a grand lodge session as far as his father strength would permit. He was born in Bloomfield Kentucky and joined the order in 1851. He sat in Dallia in 1877. He had the kind of stewardship he would be supported and of never having been unfamiliar during all of the forty four years of his connection with the order. DALLASITE ENTITY PLACE AS WOOD ASST. P. O. CHIEF TALKS TO POSTAL CONVENTION (P. N. R.) 1. WASHINGTON, D. C., July 17—First Assistant Postmaster General J. H. Bartlett was received with enthusiasm when introduced at the convention of the National Alliance of Postal Employers here. Friday. He invited the colored clerks, carriers and railway mail service men to examine the bright sides of their employment and to think with optimism of the future. Right Per Cent Colored Mr. Bartlett stated that colored men promise about 5 per cent of the total postal employees. There are, he said, 22000 colored postal employees out of a total of 200,000, none of whom received in salary less than $1,700. Responding to questions, he suggested that the color of the mail should be 1.500, rather than 1.700, no one could see the policy of the Department to give employees as much time off satire days afternoons as the work would permit. Kindness Bringing About Better Feeling Referring especially to matters of discrimination affecting colored men in the service, he said "I do not find a general belittling of the colored race in this country, any more. You have your traditional troubles, but human kindness is fast driving out of the minds of people the distinction of colors and race. Each day we see some fellow of whatever race, who commands the respect of the world—" "You have wonderfully preferred positions. But you have, best of all, the pride of knowing that you are working for the best government in the world—you are more than employees. Every one who is a part of the government of the United States is an officer of the country. You should always be in being trusted by the government as an officer." Heptartiles Mean Miss "To hand down to your children the reputation of being trusted by the government is a better compensation than the salary you receive. By study, by good behavior and resolutions of honor and integrity, you will raise yourselves to the highest places in the government where the law might place." "The Republican Party Is The Ship, All Else Is The Sea."—red Douglas. ROYAL BROTHERS LODGE FILES IMPEACHMENT CHARGES AGAINST SECY RIDDLE Insists that Gorez Demand Riddle and His Bondsmen to Replace Interest Lost to Order, Also a Strict Accounting of Other Money Losses Resulting From Riddle's Wanton Violation of the Law Hoping for your continued care. ERS RACE FOR DUMAN LEADER DALLAS, TEXAS July 18—An announcement was made here today by John L. Jones, head of the Uniform Corps for the position of Supreme Counsel for the dollar Negro Formal Society. The announcement was made in Denver, Colorado, August 16th. In Denver, Colorado, August 16th, Jones hopes to succeed Dr. W. K. White. The success of the late C. K. White. The selection to succeed the unassigned to the position of Attorney. Down With Attorney In a folio that Major General of the jurisdiction, a new program has been established which is expected by the Supreme Court to continue to June, for the subordinate positions. Under the program the constitution of the organization makes it extremely difficult for subordinate offenses to reach the Supreme Court. The arguments that a plan can be worked into a building fund. He believes that it will be created among the business interests in places where jobs benefit. Would Take Headquarters From Denver Belief that the office could move efficiently and promptly handover the General Johnson's office, the office moved at Denver to a new location at Denver's State Bank. This plan was advocated by the president of Denver, who previously abandoned the death, and the governor of Denver, who is too great from the economic crisis, such as an unemployment rate of 40%. An investment firm offered a fee of the numbers. Movable or the disabling, publicized section, is also suggested in the Jones pres- Grand District Commander District Commander, drawing a salary of $200.00 per month are pro- DINAM, N. C., July 15—The National Negro Finance Corporation, announced today through secretary W. Gomes, that it was ready for clinical, one hundred and fifty thousand dollars of the capital stock has been subscribed for and fifty thousand dollars paid in. It was decided because of the fertile field which awaits the new corporation to put the capital thus far paid in to work at once. Of customers and stockholders are assured of being able to secure ample funds as the corporation expands. The purpose of the National Negro Finance Corporation as described by Dr. R. H. Melton, its president and C. G. Nonspitting, chairman of the board is to provide working capital. To seek new opportunities for profitable efforts is as well as developing a market for list-hic and exchng for Negro Securities, to create a nation wide spirit of cooperation and to foster and advance the commercial and financial development of Negro. $150,000 LEGS LONDON July 18 (A. N. P.) It is reported here that Mow- tera Nenchtchowne, Russian basketball player, whose have been proclaimed the most beautiful in the world for their 114th game for 1148 them. The team recently seasoned another victory in Paris. When she fell through a trap door. GLIMPSE AT VETERANS' HOSPITAL SHOWS NEGRO PERSONNEL GETS GREAT RESULTS No. 15811 Carl Curtz to Grand United Order of Old Fellows District Grand Lodge No. 25 et al. Assignment of M.J. & D.Y. The State of Texas Contract Know all men by these presents: That, whereas by Mechanica' Lien Contract, date March 7th, 1923, and duly signed in the Contract Req- (Continued on Page 5) DGE FILES HARGES Bondsmen to Replace inting of Other Money lation of the Law Stro. Ridgie, it is shown that on on December 31, 1923, Stro. Riddle had mags than Fifty Thousand and 145,000.00) Dollars belonging to the Order on hand and not drawn for thereat, and on December 31, 1924 had more than fifty-five thousand and (£25,000.00) Dollars, on hand and not drawing interest. While we have not seen all of the reports, we are reasonably sure that he has commonly kept on hand for a number of years large sums of the or- der's money beyond the time when it should have been in the hands of the Treasurer and drawing interest. Our laws provide that the End- owment Secretary shall Set to the District Grand Treasurer on the fifth (5) day of every month all (Continued on Page 5) CLUMPSE AT VET PERSON TURKEOTHS, Als., July 18—(A. N. N. P.)—The United States' Veterinary Hospital at Tuskegee Hospital at Tuskegee offers the Colored People of the country an interesting and worthwhile opportunity to do several things, first in the ear of a hundred ex-service, men to which the Veterans are appointed, and a similar in the general�ity of the New-National Males' and Seniors' in the compu-d of this mammoth institution, the best which the government has provided. The institution is to prove the ability of the race to prove the executive, a big institution. The eyes of the country are upon these men, and the country is a national reunion resulting and the opinions formed are likely to influence many interest affecting the entire group. President Congress Expresses The officials at the Veteran's Bureau of the Department of Health and the Department of Energy made and (th) a manner in which funeral services were made. It was president Calvin Coolidge speaking in his office at the White House, recently, and, when, written to the U.S. Secretary of the C.S. where we are concerned that more than just the conduct of an institution was involved. A while ago, the U.S. Department of Health and the U.S. Secretary of the C.S. were a result of focus which the public eye had placed upon this experience. Therefore it was intensely interesting on this the first anniversary of the complete control by a color-free, non-degradable, non-degradable plant, this haven which Uncle Sam has bested where his darker neck was, and the greatness of his own life were smothered in its benefit, might find surprise from pain and illness with hands to tenderly care for them and skilled mind to direct their re-employment. The re-employment of their regime. Its a marvelous plant, this haven which Uncle Sam has bested where his darker neck was, and the greatness of his own life were smothered in its benefit, might find surprise from pain and illness with hands to tenderly care for them and skilled mind to direct their re-employment. The re-employment of their regime. Its a marvelous plant, this haven which Uncle Sam has bested where his darker neck was, and the greatness of his own life were smothered in its benefit, might find surprise from pain and illness with hands to tenderly care for them and skilled mind to direct their re-employment. Librarian University of Texas Austin, Tex. BE TROTTER I press Odd Fell Lien I REPRESENTATIVE OF N LEAGUE TO MAK Durham Capitalists Who B Gifts to K W. G. PEAKRON AND J. M. AVERY, capital with the famous Durham group on Parish Stre the Negro Wall Street of America, who made more than £600 respectively to Kirkrell College, gift of Mr. Dake, millennium tobacco king of Both of these men head and occupy important racial business projects whose holdings run well adolescents, and that have grown their ability to get to the race by these malpellant gifts to the of their own race. WINS WATERMELON EATING CONTEST CHASED Fellow Pure E OF NATIONAL N O MAKE TOUR OF Who Made Gifts to Kittrell College CHASED BY ALLIGATOR (A. N. P.) REPRESENTATIVE OF NATIONAL NEGRO BUSINESS LEAGUE TO MAKE TOUR OF TEXAS Durham Capitalists Who Made Gifts to Kittrell College J. M. AVENT W. G. PEARSON AND J. M. AVERY, capitalists of the race called the famous Durham group on Parish Street. TantArcly called the Neuro Wall Street of America, who made gifts of $25,000 and of more than $1,600 respectively to Kirell. College slowly following the gift of M. Dick, millionaire, tobacco king of America. Both of these men heat and 'eocuyy important posta is a group of racial business projncs whose holdings run well into the millions of dollars, and the have proven their ability to properly value their duty to the race by these magnificent gifts to the educaue of the youth of their own race. C.H. A. farmer living two miles from this city, hearing his wife scream, Monday afternoon rushed to her assistance and found a seven foot Alligator chasing her. Calling to one of his children to bring him his shot-gun, Mr. Cain shot the alligator which weighed 11 pounds. The alligator evidently came out of Deep Creek which enters into Tar River. It is the first wild alligator ever seen in Halifax county. SHOWS NEGRO RESULTS ERANS' HOSPITAL SHOW NEL GETS GREAT RESULT waiting list of some croprains is on file. While originally the hospital was planned for the surrounding area of southern states where inadequate hospitalization had been made, the state has been requested and granted from every section of the country. Originally intended for the treatment of the building and disease of the building building placed in accordance with the most modern ideas in treating these dread disastrous cases, the state has been told it included every form of illness and specialists in various all-the-time care. In the case where the head is not on the day of the death of the state now classed as a General Hospital. Commandant's Job No Chest The place is run on a departmental and military bank, each head is located on the other side of the building. The whole co-ordinated under an executive Col. J. H. Ward, whose position is the most important. The state's state's first students, assistants, Major F. E. Stokes, executive officer and Walter R. Jork, business executive. The staff are also currently in the unit of the staff at the office of the staff at the office of the department of nearly every conceivable majesty, the majority are either tumultuous or so-called "crackers." The work of the staff is also very well-known to the people of the state. The staff are now expected to be the most�ingly increasing and contented. In a task within itself and as a spokesman for the bureau remarked, to the기자, the state's general was inhaled. Col. Ward has a task out for him which few days have been in the area. Not only must he direct the case for the bure write shortly a task out not only on Serva Katie Country Breaching away like a modern that must co- mpute a large city, size and span on a year- ly basis long ranging from the impover- ished wizard made infirm with accounted sponsible for the conduct of a plane must be, not only a physician, and army officer, and a business man, but also a wall. There are, the white people to be dealt with and, last but not least, not least, the Colonel, public (A. N. P.) Burling, N. C., July 18—Paul McAdams, a White newsboy, exploded another pet theory about Negroes here Saturday night when, in a Jim Crow watermelon-eating contest, he disposed of one in one minute and a half. There were forty contestants and Paul was given a gold watch as the victor. Three hundred spectators watched the white boys devour their "letters from Home". 1930 building building, the whole presents an intricate landscape art all in accordance with a. definite. program, which also also complements the extension and growth of the hospital. This is a well-known dormitory, the dormitories are provided to their DISTINCTIVE IN PREVIOUS ALWAYS PROGRESSIVE PRICE FIVE CENTRE NUMBER 25 WS chase NEGRO BUSINESS OF TEXAS According to advice received by the president to be chairman of the National Texas Louisiana district of the National Association of Businessmen, Dr. Heddy M. Roddy, president of the Official Chamber of Commerce of the nation, gave the nation's largest savings bank of the nation a tour of Texas Louisiana and a tour of the National League meeting which will be held in Houston on Monday and Tuesday at 11 p.m. Mr. Roddy is a charming and forceful speaker and his presentation is unquestionable in American magnitude is unquestionable in American delivered to the general public as a city in which he appears will be The hopping in Tulsa, will be the first time the league has the leagues which was founded by Buster W. Washington. In the past season, the league took a fairly setup part in the of the leagues and several of the leagues as its officers for several as acted as its officers for several The tour of Mr. Roddy will begin in Shreveport on the 14th of this month and will last until the 25th when he will make his last appearance in Pint Bluff. Arkansas His schedule is as follows, Shreveport, HUMMONT, HOUSTON, Big Antonio, Waco, Dallas, Port Worth, Marshall, Little Rock and Pine Bluff. He will spend only one day in each of the cities ifteled except Dallas and Houston where he will spend two days. Preparations are being made in Dallas for his reception by the officials of the local business branch of which R. T. Simpson is President and Was. Gordon is Vice-president. Window placards are being placed in connexious places and according to the statement of the president and副总统 an address to the general public at one of the churches and an address to the business men in a body are being arranged. Mr. Roddy will appear in Dallas on the 20th and 21st of Mr. Rody will appear in Dallas on or about the 20th and 21st of the month. BOTH RACES CO-OPERATE TO M A K E TEACHERS' MEET A SUCCESS IN DUR- HAM R DURHAM, N. C., July 18—Dr. James E. Shepard, President of Department of Education, Normal School, and General Chair of the Department in North Carolina to entertain the National Association of Teachers in the United States. He was also lighted with the cooperation he was received from the white and black members of the Association. He was also every-career is extended to visiting delegates. The hospitality strong program, the spirit existing between the races and the State, has been a strong event in North Carolina, reduced rates over the years. The Negro and white business interest of Durham, N. C., Mr. C. C. C. and Mr. R. C. are being arranged by Mrs. R. L. McEliece, of Health Education, A&P, and the White American Department of Health Education, A&P. River Banwell, American, A&P, and the White American Department of Health Education, A&P. R. C. R. McEliece, chairman, with several others, are planning to ing this year. North Carolina, N.C., July 13—"North Carolina," Sherrill, the colonel who has charged of parks and buildings in the District of Columbia has come in for a new flood of criticism following his refusal to give a permit to an anti-Alban group to use the Washington Monument grounds for a meeting for 18th of August. Sherrill had already given the Ku Klux Klan permission to use the ground a week earlier. The application for August II was made by the Rev. George H. Lawson, for permission to hold a "peaceful Ku Klux Klan gathering" at the same place. Sherrill denied that application on the ground that the anti-Klan meeting was to be of a political character such as is prohibited by the regulations of the federal government concerning public park NEW YORK, July 8—Whippers for habitual criminals and capital punishment for murderers saw a crime deterrent throughout the country were urged by the New Charles Rihman Mountain, white, a Baptist minister of Whitefield, N.J. In a sermon delivered at the opening of the West Side Religious Forum here. "Modernism," he said, "looks upon sin as a disease rather than a guilt. This influence is seen in pampering the criminal class, sending offensers to these prisons to be well fed and entertained. If the whitpper poet could be established it would have a beneficial effect in securing the safety of society." Mrs. Daisey E. Lampkins, of Pennsylvania, Made President National Colored Republican League. bw. in this way. Mr. Layman tendered several selections to Mrs. Layman, one third of the members member of Congress from what mrs. Layman would be. Mrs. Daly Lamprey and Dr. W. A. catered to the would be are. They conditioned of condolence and were to be. Mrs. M. L. Hurrell of one great standing in the Way Nord. 3. Alkahic City, M. J. July 18-The third annual会议 of the National Caledon Republican Conference will be held in Puyallup, Washington, on July 19 at Presbyterian Church of Alkahic City. The mission was called to order by the President, Mrs. Daisy Lemping, of Pittsburgh, Pa. Rev. Hism. W. Bristow offered prayer after which the President, Mrs. Lemping, was making the address in which the president attention to the death of the founder and president of the Conference, Dr. George R. Connor. The Recording Secretary James M. Kaffர் of the Executive Committee of the National Court of the House of Representatives, which he told of the securities of the conference since the last meeting and the action of the committee meeting held in Newark, N. J., in the month of March of 1973. Dr. W. A. Byrd, of Jersey City, N. J. Chairman of the Sterling Committee presented a large number of the Steering Committee efforts of the Steering Committee, and a meeting held on the 1st of October in Newark in the first presidential campaign and that the Committee had been held in the first, with the President's wording with the words of the president. The following resolutions against Sterling Committee were adopted: Your Committee feels that our great task for this year is to overlook the present and the future with a sense. What are these things? (e) Interaction of the ballot. This is a statement of the vote. It is a statement of the ballot. The vote is not equal to the value of the ballot, hence are unscouraged about the results of the election. The vote is not equal to the vote. The vote is unscouraged about the results of the election. sleeper in the country. Our recognizer this probable civil and pension by reducing the rates to possible by reducing the rates of the National Insurance Company. The Electoral College and in the should ask for the application of bailout from the Trust. The Trust has appointed that this Com- pany should represent, and in bailout representation, and in it before the present Congress. It is here that the Congress is this done, that mushes the South the members of Congress are we are also recommend that this Com- pany take up the enforcement of this sleeper in this matter. The active support in this matter is the active support of the members of Congress from what faily and honestly sludged. The great civil standing in the way Texas Towns of an honest and pure franchise in the South is the mob spirit. We recommend that the Conference speak to the present Congress to pass an anti-mob law so as to safeguard liberty and life in this nation. "We recommend that the Sterling Farm cooperate with Chairman Buster of the Farm Council to establish a Board of Committees and ask lists of bureaucracy for the purpose of assist- ing in the same impasse as Mr. Sterling Farm, and to represent the National Committee on the following following issues: James E. K-Ar- k, Judge W. J. Pearl, James E. K- Fayley, Judge W. J. Pearl, and Mr. George B. Williams, Malloy. Mr. George B. Williams was in- fused and made a short appointment. Dr. John W. Robinson, pastor of St. Marks M. E. Church, New York, who introduced and apologized appropriately for the work of the Conference. TAN ALSTYNE — Service was well attended at both Methodist and Christian churches — Rev. Q. W. Wiley of Rapulp, Okla. was here at his post Sunday and which was in Dallas Sunday and spent the day with her sister, from there they motored over to Arlington, Texas to visit her daughter and son-in-law, Mrs. Zora McKinney spent the day and night also in Dallas, Mrs. W. P. Towel left Sunday, evening for the Grand Lodge at Martin, Texas. She was accompanied as far as McKinney by her husband, Mr. Wille Ragling the son of Mr. Jim. Ragling was shot and killed near Crina, Texas. Monday night, Funeral services will be held in Van Alstye Tuesday morning. Please have your nickel ready for the paper. Mr. Wille T. Hunt was home to see his mother and father. JACKSONVILLE — B. G. C. Miller of Greensboro returned home,Glosson at St. B. James church after spending a few weeks withgilted his regular appointment Sun. Friends. M. Hopepopp of Marshland, N.C. and his wife, Kate, attended morning and night. Mrs of M. A. B. Alexander. The W.-M. J. Hengqi in the city visiting of W. had an excellent program her daughter, B. M. Tilby M. A. Sunday at the J. B. church. BAILEYVILLE and JONES PRI- RIE—Mrs. T. M. Williams, Mrs. P. A. Williams, Mrs. M. L. Dargan left for Hearne, Texas, where they will attend the Lincoln District Association Missas H. L. Williams and R. N. Lush, master Ben and John Faster, E. Webb and L. Smith. The Mt. Zion Shepherd Boys League ren- dered a lovely number. Born to Mr. Barliss: — Survive were second did at all. But the people were at the top of the country. He was elizards they'd be going to Hewlett-Packard, New York, Howard and Simms are stone- wals in the pulpit. Mrs. G. John has been perplexed to from the two men and was Worship and Waseo Medames M. E. Williams, G. Taylor, R. Hurd, Mr. E. H. H. and Mrs. M. E. H. H. and Mrs. M. E. of Hurd, they returned from the consecutive at Waco-Mrs. M. E. Waltz was elected the sixth year of the first of the first of the Pigrme Miss A. L. Scott Ift Sunday for Marlin to attend the the same day at the first of the first of the first of the Mrs. G. Taylor, Mrs. D. Talver, J. Graham and Prof. R. E. Cooper mated to Waco last week to the Conclave. GREENSVILLE — Mrs. Mattie L. Norris, Ph.D., Texas, State the week and with her mother and sister Miss Mary Williams and Mrs. Mary Williams and A. S. Mary Williams and Mrs. Charity. Waseo has returned home from Waco, Texas where they attended the event. Conclave. Mrs. Williams reports a grand success. Miss Evelyn is very ill. JAYTON: Saturday evening at $300-500 stock the H. M. M. meet at West Duluth Baptist church with president present. Saturday night a super was given to add to the raising money for the H. M. S. Sunday School hour with Bupat present Saturday night at usual hour with with H. H. Irritatment, preاiding. A $300 H. Y. P. U. was in a session president T. King, season. Laught by Rev. J. B. Doyle. HUNKYILLE—Sunday School was well-attended at the church of Alten Chapel, Roe. R. F. Stewart and several members of the Allen Chapel, motored to—Bethyl, where Rev. Stewart preached at Bethel, where Rev. Stewart preached at Bethel A. M. E. church. At the same hour, the Endeavor League was held to stand on the River Ready Class still holds the banner. At night, Rev. Stewart preached another noble sermon. Monday night was the beginning of the resting at The Friendship Deposit Church. Rev. J. James Sr., is conducting the meeting. The Japanese party given by the choir was on the other hand was a success. The Young Ladies Art Club of The Allen Chapel, Roe, Church, met at Tales N. D. Boston, near the new building. LA GRANDE—Excellent services were held at Ebenser, Sunday with Rev. T. R. Huffins at his post of duty. He preached two noble sermons. Collection for the day $10.17. Mrs. W. Davis and Miss Bauner worshiped at Ebenser, Sunday. Rev. Wattly of the M. E. Church is quite very well known of his people. Miss C. Hewitt of Dallas is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. R. C. Fields. Medgra, Jon and Davis were kept busy Saturday-looking after the wants of the customers. PTTSHING—Rev. P. H. Jones of Waxahachie, Texas, preached a snibli stirring sermon last Sunday morning at Living Green Baptist Church and at Pine Bluff Bap, which Sunday night of which he is ex-pastor. Dr. J. H. Harrington has returned from Wichita, Kansas, where he attended the National Sunday School and B. Y. P. U. Congress. Congress, Rev. W. T. Waters and wife, Pine Bluff were all smiles Sunday. Collection $74.65. Reverend Flounny was at his post. Services were well attended. Mrs. G. Mabry District President Missionary Society, Fitzburg held a splendid meeting at Newsom, Texas. Saturday. Rev. J. H. Harrington preached several sermons at the first Baptist Church of which Rev. C. H. Adams is Pastor. The revival was a success. Mrs. A. Butler the evangelistic singer for the state accompanied the pastor. The Third Quarterly was held last Saturday at Rocky Mound Circuit with Bilder 8. L. Garrett, Preaching Attendance Good. Collection $40.35. Rev. C. H. Hubert, District President Epworth League held an encampment for the League at North Chapel Church. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1925 Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday night. Splendid success. Rev. C. G. Curtis reports splendid services, Morris Chapel and an interesting program was rendered Sunday night. Rev. C. H. Adams, Winsboro, Boyd Marshall, Moderator E. W. Johnson, M. Lewis, G. A. Mootey, H. T. Trammells and others were in the City Monday. CHOCNETT—Sunday School well attended at all the churches. Rev. J. H. Brown was at his post, delivered a wonderful sermon. Rev. P. R. Taylor, pastor of C. M. E. church had splendid services all day. Rev. H. C. W. Robinson, pastor of St. Lake-Baptist Church was with his people Sunday and proached a noble sermon. Mr. T. Holly of Iremond who was killed by a train was shipped to Crockett for burial. His funeral from the St. Paul Baptist LINDEN—Revival at Salem Paplet church is moving off nicely conducted by Rev. Trammel of Pittsburgh, S. 8. was good under T. J. Gayne Bupt, Robert Hurst assistant. Buster Myrtle Whitman teacher of class No. 1, Class No. 2, sister E. Davis, Class No. 2; E. J. Hawkins, Class No. 4; Bister Flora Harrison, Class No. 5, Sister Adline Gayne Bro. H. A. Stanley was delegate to the Grand Lodge of the Loyal Friends at Marlin Mrs. Melvin Smith was hosted to Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Johnson of Gladstill, who remained over after the funeral of their sister Mrs. Dera Whitman. Miss Allie L. Stanley accommodated their home with a nice new Ford which was great needed convenience. EXTENSION NOTES M. M. E. V. Hunt, State Demonstration agent (girl); M. T. O. Hodge, Demonstrating agent (boy) Demonstrating agents met with Rogers, Cladding Club at the home of the president for the purpose of canning corn. The meeting was a success. There were many visitors - many visitors were - perverted. Many visitors were taken along whom the president was in - while club ladies on the value and outfit of club ladies in - which they are engaged. Friday, July 19th, these same women will meet at the home. Mrs. Margaret Field, there that will be engaged in brad making. PORT WORTH, TEXAS Xiao of Gaiेस-St. J. H. Winst, Baptist Church, Dr. J. H. Winst, pastor. "The church that Leads." Greater St. James End St. Baptist Church, Dr. J. H. Winst passed a meeting in the first year, pleasing manner. The budget of $150.00 adopted the first of the drafting and writing. W.Y. The great calendar Month Campaign is being made, and it is 1500 to the end of the year, on the Annex building note. This being the only outstanding obligation for the project. Great. Great. Alone are never the changing one. It has not for the first time been for the food and様の The Metacars and Galدىos of our service are the most well-known ever-reported and the most very while leadership of Mrs. J. H. Win and Mr. Den Mason, collected the annual thanking war and sermon last Sunday as the first word. The program was the last word. The first word is the first word. The first word is nothing else, but the benefit of the enormous and the most every effort of the community. The church has spent for the special benefit of its young people. Young people are the most two and three years in state college, made the program to the most high school school. The first word was the program, but it was as Mrs. C. V. Bred of the school. It was the first year of the school. The second year of the school. The second year of the school. Amazing Results Secured In One Day by use of W-R Formula Reports F. A. Reuter Hawking, Spitting, choking Ca-tarb. Hay Fever and Catarphal. Dumness need no be dreaded any longer since this remains a long-term recovery. Now it is possible for some of the most obstinate cases to relieved in a few days' time by the application of sitting, watching, chowling, tarch, May Fever Dustiness need wee Dustiness need wee lone since this remaining low low is possible for the house for the house kite cases to few day time by few day time by appropriate of formula. This treatment with wide success all over the country. When I started taking the reports, I found myself greatly embarrassed by people who greatly misunderstood people, and by the day after taking this remarkable formula it is easily used at home in its rapidity on people all of us. No confidence is in the distributor that he offers to send a large two dollar treatment on 15 days trust. If the results are not satisfactory, he will not send. Send no money. Just your name and a picture of yourself. Blg. Kansas City, Mo., and the Bigg. Kansas City, Mo., and the postman may arrive. Use it if you are at the end of fifteen days your cash is not received. If you are involved in showing you cash you needed, this fee is fully paid. Give this wonderful formula a try. day mornings yet. The Sunday morning is the best day for Library and Library Association, Friday Museum Association, Friday Woodman House, Friday Woodman House, Mr. Patry Jones Commender will give a grand Muni- tion Award, Mr. Patry Jones Commender will give a grand Muni- tion Award, the same being Muni- tion Award, the same being Muni- North St. Worth — Thomsons Chapel M. E. Church, Dr. S. W. Jones, Pastor. Our church has just donned its best appearance and is ready to welcome this Dallas District Conference to carry with us a week to better the condition of the work throughout the district. We extend to the Editor and staff of the Dallas Express the best Negro paper in this great state to drop in and see what we are doing. The women of our church are a threes group that is equal to any emergency in the work of the church. The trip from Hell to Heaven was greatly enjoyed by all who took advantage of the Mrs. Ruby Hardman left the business, husband and mother of Mr. Hardman. She is survived by her children, a wife of Mr. Hardman, Willis, and mother of Mr. Willis. Mr. Mary Simpson is ill at all at McKinley Hospital, where Mr. James Smith is back home in California, also guarding the hospital. Mr. A. M. Grace is ill at her home. Mr. Heynes is very ill at all at Prairie on the Aim Bank. Mr. Latham and his teaching piano and music studio go on Proper Street. Mr. Titter on account of the death of Mr. DETROIT WEST RESENTS IN HERIENCE SECTION. (P. N. E.) DETROIT) Mitch July 11. A large residential police guard Wednesday at the North Special police guard Wednesday at the North. Mr. Titter must that murdered but burglarized himself, although none was fired. It is said that the attempt of the murderer to move into his daughter's house, to move into the district white-shirts, the district line that marked the route of an attack, when he bought a bouncy in the court said that Dr. Turus later sold on Thursday was occupying the apartment. Mr. Turus was occupying the apartment for two years and owned the lot for two years and had made a materially building a home on it and a building on the other. No other Marion family have been involved in the case. PETER H. BURKE THE HISTORY OF THE UNION OF THE MASSACHUSETTS UNION OF THE MASSACHUSETTS Two Big Genes One in Southern Texas One in Northern Texas These Are But can you quit You must have ducer, as well as Tell what you have We can also use ducers in Texas, M. West Virginia, Dist Jersey. Liberal First W newals. Wr. L. J. JOSH Ge. VICTORY LIFE HOME OFFICE 3621 SOL ANTHO WE HAVE MARKET FOR ALL KINDS OF FARM PRODUCE. Mrs. Madeline Gorman in town and guest of Houston Two Big General Agents Wanted One in Southern Texas with headquarters at Houston One in Northern Texas with headquarters at Dallas. But can you qualify for such a position? You must have a good record as a personal producer, as well as organizer and manager of men. Tell what you have done in first letter. We can also use a number of good personal producers in Texas, Missouri, Illinois, Ohio, Kentucky, West Virginia, District of Columbia, Maryland and New Jersey. Liberal First Year Commissions and Generous Renewals. Write in confidence to I. 0, JOSEPH, Vice President and General Manager HOME OFFICE: OVERTON BUILDING 3621 SOUTH STATE ST., CHICAGO ANTHONY OVERTON, President Mrs. Jeanette Brooks and Mrs. TI Radioline. Johnson are spending the PU Grant in Improving homes in the summer vacation visiting in Honolulu and Auckland will be the guestess of Mrs. J. H. Benders at Honolulu. FULTON CONFECTIONERY AND PRODUCE CO. Phone U-4700 2315 Hall St. Dallas, Texas WALK A BLOCK OR TWO BUY NOW Lu Bargains on High Grade Leather Cowhide Leather Suit Cases Heavy Leather Straps $5.00 A real Speck Genuine Cowhide Heavy, leather, hand-sewed Hand Dogs, a bag that will last and good for streaksmen. Leather Worth $200.00. Our Price ..... $13.75 SUFF CASE Good construction, $8.00 value. Catches - Cowhide Strap - Four KLAR & DALLAS' Remember the Number ANDGLYME WALK A BLOCK OR TWO SAVE A DOLLAR OR TWO SOFT CABINS - Our Special Price Good construction, & 24-hour wav-bott Catches - Double Storage - Four Inside Caps A NEW DISCOVERY Guaranteed to be the best HAIR and Toilet Preparation on the Market. F HAIR GROWER HAIR ABRANGER SPECIAL GROWER TEMPERLE GROWER TOILET TALCUM POWDER FACE POWDER LEMON AGENTS WANTED. Mrs. Maggie 316% Albuquerque, Let us Market Your Farm Produce, Let us know what You have for Market TEXAS CASH For Dental Gold, Platinum, Silver, Diamonds, magneto polenta, Crystals, magnets, Mall money, Mail today, Cash return milt HOKE s. & at. Co. Overheath, Mergle Brilliant Addresses Feature All Sessions of Texas Federation Meet In the cooking remarks the speaker insisted upon the necessity of a higher plate of integrity and worth problems was Jesus Christ. That "stamping out deception, new so-called economic, industrial, crime and cruelty—building new racial, world wide peace movement, and when mankind imploded the making of a greater and better deeds, dealings with others the annoying morality—is the liberal contribution of such women regardless of color, credit or reward. Mrs. C. E. B. Johnson was at her best in the response of Mrs. H. E. Williams of Corah, Mrs. C. E. Adams made a splendid report on the Day Nursery and care, is a woman of great desire of character, her judgment is made, nature her interest is open, faithfulness to her teaching, reading others have been resisted for the ensuing year further matters of Mrs. Ames who is one of this commission stated that prejudices did not start in the south but that it had a long back ground that reached in to the early life of the human family--and it was hard to break it down. Liberty yeast. (b) Making a Fireless Cooker with cotton and paper filling--as bestos being used to cover container, which in this instance was a bucket. break it down. He is one who has one— (c) 52 indies engaged in— making of Organdia flowers, finder, who is appointed with a people-men that he holds as inferior than him, does work in groups of fours or self-superior was enlarged upon—packets of petals. Improvements located on said prem—Witness my hand at Houston, less, and for the payment of all Texas, this the 14th day of April, taxes and advancements by the maker A. D. 1925. Carl Curts. ((Continued from Page 1)) of said indebtedness; containing via The State of Texas, more accelerating maturity clauses County of Harris. and the usual provision for the pay. Before me, the undersigned am- money on hand belonging to the order. It is very claim, according to his own awn reports that Bro. the rest or any longevity if the organization of usefulness is to be maintained. *Vignettes of year-years when our fore-parents prayed* "Show me the way, and let me bribe clan loyalty and treasure; above all morrow that finds balm in time—above small triumphs or belittling pleasures." could not be kept away as one ganked upon this form of intelligent work. *In isolating upon the necessity of a higher plane of integrity and worth—staining out deception, vice crime and cresty-building, new crime and cresty-building, making of a greater and better democracy—is the liberal contribution of such women regardless of color, creed or reward. *The organization, Mrs. H. E. Williams of Coronation, is a woman of great decision of character, her judgement is mature, her nature is open, faithful and reliable. It has always been resisted for the saving year further month of her leadership will likely reveal themselves.* Opening Distance of 2nd day of Covenation - Wednesday morning. - The presented Rally. Rallying at Timothy and Inspirational talks - Mrs M. M. Sandford, at al. "Will There Be Any Star?" followed with short talks on use of the Bible. Mrs H. E. Willis, presiding. imports from the officiers. Vice President, at Larger. Mrs W. H. M. Harvey of Fort Worth and other important offices and committees of the Staf. Feder- a. A musical reading rendered by Mrs Kate Iversen of Cordesau. The Girl Home Lived Out from San Anselmo. *a house* in $10,000. by the Federation for deliverance Negro Girl with Mrs J. A. Grumbles in charge. Mrs Grumbles came this home and stated that it was customary to have the land about going to the recent drought. Farming was for this home that it really was conducted immediately and on total conclusion: meeting $13,158. leaving a balance of $7000 in less than 20 minutes. A noted inter-racial worker presented, "Jessie Daniel Austin (white) delivered an address that was both encouraging and appealing. The address was in a room with races that the Inter-racial Committee was doing. Mr. Ance is one of the workers who stated that prejudice did not start in the south but that it had a long back ground that human family and -it was hard to break it down. The way it is way to have one - who is associated with a -people that he holds an inferior employment and -it was hard here the speaker stated a change of attitude was noted. The one on-interest problem was not of a race but a human problem instead. * Actuary is of Opinion That Odd Fellows Lose $5,000 on Second Lien Purchase (Continued from Page 1) words of Harris County, Texas, in Volume — page — to which reference is hereby made for all purposes, between Cart Curtis, as Contractor, and Pythian Fraternal Federation, as owner, the mechanism's item was created and fixed on the following described real estate, to: Lot Number Five (L), in Book Number Two (L), of the Schwartz Add to the City of Holston, N.S. B. B. Harris County, Tex.; to secure the payment of $1 promissory notes of even date with said instrument, made and executed by the Trustees of the Bythman Practical Federation and payable to the order of T Carl Curtis, due as follows: Note No. 1, being for the sum of $100,000, $100,000. Note No. 2, being for the sum of $100,000. Dollars, due and payable in annual installments of one thousand eight hundred $1, $100,000. Dollars, due and payable in annual installments beginning of the year from the date hereof, and a like installment each year thereafter until the full amount of said note has been paid; said note bearing interest at the rate of eight per cent per annum from date until maturity. Interest payable pre-annually, as it is accrued, providing for the payment of interest at the rate of ten per cbll per annum on all past due principal and interest, containing provision for the maintenance of insurance on the infections located on sale premises, and for the payment of all taxes and adobees by the maker of and垫扣 on restoring all rises accelerating maturity changes and the usual provision for the pay- ment of true payment attorney fees if placed in the hand of an attorney Pacing importance in both races from a faint and square viewpoint," said the author. "A large percent of its people were brought fond applauders." "The Country carrier has its best advantage to prepare for all alike races, to prepare for all alike competition, to schools etc." Thinking of bath at the Irene frequented slaves were Mrs. O'Neill stated that the Commission was six years old and had accomplished much. In the closing remarks the speakers stated that the bases for all problems was Jesus Christ. That the so-called economical, industrial, racial, world-wide peace movement were one and when min applied the teachings of Jesus Christ in their dealings with others the annoying problems would please. MFS, U.S.E.S. Johnson of Marith, was at her best in the response that she made to Mrs. Ames. Mrs. C.E. Adams made a splendid report on the Day Nursery and Welfare Norths that is maintained at Beaumont, by her local club. Thursday Morning Mrs. T. A. Hardwell, Preiding Devotional-Mrs. M.M. Sanford Minutes by Mrs. T. Phillips-Wallace. Unfinished business The Citizenship Program Mrs. R. H. Hines of PL Worth, Mistress of Ceremonies. With the placing of two-large American flags on the stage and other national decoration, the producers of this timely and well planned part of the program took their seats on the rostrum. Those present Dr. Strong, President of Central Texas College; Prof. J. J. Rhodes, Principal Booker of Washington, Dallas, the Gentle Texas Choral club with Miss E. B. K�eland, Medical Director. Luca—"boxetty" Takahashi—"taken from Brave Heart Orginaltia" Jubilies—(a). "Give Way Jordan" (b) When "The Love Cases Recognize" Recognize—"Scotland's Burning" The club gave explanations and conditions of the titles mentioned—show training and mastery of voice. Dr. J. W. Strong—"address—"Book Prof. J. J. Rhonda—"Life of Doughty's meaning" In the payment of the assessments and. E. cent poll for the upkeep of the house by mrs. K. A. A. Horn of Fort Central Texas Choral Club Mrs. Bibel Wheeler Seprano. mrs. K. A. A. Horn of Fort Central Texas Choral Club Mr. William Burke, Han. Mr. J. W. Strong, Han. Mr. J. W. Strong, Han. Mr. Theo P. Winn, 1st Tennor. Thursday Afternoon Mrs. M. Joe Brown, National order Journal order Economist Mrs. M. E. V. Hunt, assistant by headmats M. E. V. Blackhead (a) 20 minutes, hot rolls with liberty yarn. (b) a Fireless Cooker with cotton and paper filling—a cotton and paper filling—which, in which this instance was a bait. (c) 20 Idles engaged in the making of Ornamental flowers finished in a very short time by the aid of packages of petals. (d) a flexible axleless were given—assisted by the audience as the beginning of the denn 5:20 to 7:30 p. m. light-seeking for collection; and further secured by deed of trust of J. E. Winfree. Winfree, Carl Curtis is now the captain and holder of mail note two hundred and fifty-five hundred and twenty-five dollars to sell note in the dollar of six thousand five hundred and forty-five hundred and forty-five dollars. District Grand of Odds, Holdings District Grand of Household of Rufus 13. Enclosure Department of Texas, Texas. Now, therefore, for and in consideration of the premises and of the sum of Ten ($10.00) Dollars to me in hand said, the receipt of which is hereby fully acknowledged, and of other good and valuable considerations, I, the undersigned, have endorsed said note and delivered the same to the said Grand United Grand Order of Odd Fellows District Grand Lodge No. 22, and District Grand Household of Ruth No. 13, Endowment Department of Texas, and do by these presents assign, transfer and convey unto the said Grand United Order of Odd Fellows District Grand Lodge No. 22, and District Grand Household of Ruth No. 14, Endowment Department of Texas all Items, remedies, titles, equities, and intents, which I have or had by reason of being the owner and holder of the same. And I find myself, that said note is secured by a good, valid and existing second lien against the property above described, and that all payments, off sales and credits have been allowed, there being a balance due at this time of Your Thousand Nine Hundred Thirty-nine and 18-100 ($4,930.18) Dollars on the principal and interest of said note. However, this assignment is with our recourse on me. Warner was hired at Houston, Texas, this the 414th day of April, A. D. 1924. Carl Curtia. The State of Texas. County of Harris. Below me, the underlined authority, a Notary Public, in and for Harris County, Texas, on this day. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1925 The Stengettia were carried over Dallas at this hour and after re-entry on the lawn at the Washington High. **Friday Night Session** M. J. H. Waller, Prudding. *Lift Every Voice—audence.* *Music number—and Ivory and Clutch.* *Muscle number—and Ivory and Clutch.* *Muscle number—and Ivory and Clutch.* **National Officer Presented** M. E. Joe Brown of Des Moines, a national officer of the C. A. Adams. *Brown* grown her address by stating her favorable impression of State of Texas and the state for its Five Negro institutions and placed great emphasis on the Girl's Home at The work of the National Federation was reviewed. The speaker concluded by saying we do not want social but legal justice. Health Ray P. Rivers, Harwell was present at the meetings and ran in connection with health talks — a moving picture to impress dangers of diseases, e.g., on our people. At Friday morning session, Miss Lowe, (white) of the Tuberculosis Association, accompanied by the Colorless visiting nurse of the city of Dallas Miss Fisher Lovings-addressed the body on "Tuberculosis." Mrs. L. B. Watson, chairman of Health Department made a report on, what had been done by her department in the state. "What was being done in Dallas for Negro Health was given by Mrs. Dillen Mackenzie." **Matiation** No. Members of Federation. **1058** New York Tax collected. **811100** New York. **17** Old Club. **67** Old Club Fund. **101** Members registered this year. **135** Delargates attending. **83** **Art Exhibit:** Dallas The Ryman Room of the Washington Hilton. **101** From the different clubs of Dallas. Dumbo Hilton, chateau, and painting. **101** Painting of the Club Chroma were some of the clubs. Diversified Art covering easy phases of hand and needle maneuver, designing workmankship won for the Dallas first place. **Nate Exhibit** This demonstration was not represented as fully it should have been—but the collections were beautiful and well done according to Worth's request. Inded 1st honor. Audint. 1st. **Election** Mrs. Brown of Das Moises presiding. For the tenure year, President — M.H. R. Williams, President — M.H. R. Williams, Indice-Vice-Mrs. T. E. Hardwell, Aus- sister-Mrs. V. E. Gipson, Aust. Secr. — Mrs. M. I. T. Lucker, Fort- Worth, Vice-Mrs. V. C. Foedman, Gal- veston, President — Mrs. R. A. Yerwood, District-Mrs. H. W. Harvey, Musical Directress — Mrs. N. Austin is the next place of meet- ing to the woman- An Hour, With Nina Composers Priest night ended a most com- plimentary meeting to the woman- Dallas City Federation This body is composed of fifteen fellow artists, cost $4000 (per capita) collected from the alumni who went into the fellowship of the state meet. Many events of the state meet. A unique way the Federation has enlarged have been received (By Mrs. T. Lucker-Lewis) personally — appeared Curtis, known to me to be the person whose name is to be the foregoing instrument and hay-cake the same for the purpose and con- trol of the office. Owen under my hand and seat of office, this the 11th day of April J. K. Wintree, Notary-Public, Harris County, Texas. (Seal). Piled for record April 14, 1925, at Filed for record April 14, 1922, at 1.12.5.156 p- m. Leased April 22, 1925, at 10:20 o'clock, D. Albert Townsend, Clerk County Court, Harris County, Texas. By E. P. Becker, Deputy. The State of Texas, County of Harris. L. Albert Townsend, Clerk of the County Court, in and for Harris County, Texas, do hereby certify that the above-and foregoing is a true and correct copy of Assignment of M-L and D-T dated 14th day of April, A. D. 1925, from Carl Curte, 10 Grand United Order of Odd Fellows District Grand Lodge No. 25, at the same appearance of Record in my office in Records for Contracts Volume 110, page 231. Given under my hand and seat of said court at office in Houston, Texas, this 29th day of June A. D. ALBERT TOY, MEND. Clerk County Court, Harris County, Texas. By O. E. Nethams, Deputy. ((Continued From Page 1)) Hidden has constantly violated the law in this very important matter. As you know, our laws further provide that its surplus funds wherever deposited shall draw interest on the daily balances. In accordance with this law all funds of the Order in the hands of the Treasurer do now draw on the average daily balances at the rate, we understand, of four (4) per cent per annum from date of deposit. It is therefore clear that by not remitting funds to the Treasury on the fifth (5) day of each month as required by law, Bro. Hiddle has caused the Order to lose during the past several years several thousand dollars that it has been and now is justly entitled to receive. Our endowment has been based upon the assumption that the surplus funds will at all times draw interest at least at the rate of four (4) per cent per annum. So when the funds fall to be placed where they will draw this interest, our adequate rates become inadequate and the solvency of the Order becomes seriously disturbed. Rob Riddle has knownly and warrantly vested our laws in this tenderable money by reason of his actions. We believe that he and the tenderers have a right to the Order for all that has lost during the past several years, and we believe it is right to the request. We believe and think the council will hold that, in the event of the Order to the Treasurer on the fifth (5) day of the month, all funds on the Order are to be loaned to the Order loans money by reason of guilt or applying the funds, as if he had taken that much money directly out of writings sent him own use. Since the banks of the State are accounted for paying fines, we can hardly conceive that our vast sums of money not drawn from the Treasury are hard to be lying therein sanctioned by it. How does it look to you, Rob. We believe that Bro. Hiddle can be made, and that he should be made in all justice to our members to refund to the Order all that it can be shown has been lost by reason of his violating the laws in this and other respects. Failing to get the money out of him, the company that honds him should be informed of the facts and required to make the losses good. In this connection you should remember that a bonding company is not liable according to provisions of the contract unless it is notified within thirty (30) days after irregularities are found in a, bonded officer's account. We think the facts warrant us in saying that the Order has lost during the past several years over ten thousand (10,000.00) dollars in interest by reason of the action of Hode. Hiddle, and we further think that it is worth while going after. You are District Grand Master should make the demand upon Bro. Hiddle for an accounting of this lost interest money, and you should see to it that whatever is found to have been lost is paid back to the Order and our finances thereby protected. The banks have the records and can be made to produce them by proper action. We therefore ask you to go after this last interest money and all other money that it is shown that the Order had lost by reason of Bro. Riddle's unlawful actions, and do all within your power to recover it. Failure on your part to do this will make you justly liable to the charge of not doing your sworn duty and of protecting a fellow officer of life, may not be the same thing in the order. Within the bounds of the law we intend to push our case to the last, and as the head of the Order, we ask your assistance. In closing we want to ask. HOW DID IT HAPPEN that the contractor or who built our Temple at Houston was paid TWENTY-EIGHT EIGHT THOUSAND ($28,000.00) DOLLARS TOO MUCH! Is it true that this large sum was actually overpaid, and that it was not overcovered by Bro. Riddle, who was paymaster until the Insurance Department call his attention to it. We would like to know the facts in the matter. We hope you will receive this letter in the friendly spirit that it is written and that you will help us in our fight to protect our money and the best name—up-holding a high officer in violating the law causing financial loss to the Order. Praternally yours, Royal Brothers Lodge No. 855, Q. U. O. of O. E. Assistant Postoffice Chief Talks to Postal Convention Assistant Postoffice Chief Talks to Postal Convention Referring to mention of the small number of recent appointments of colored men, the Rev. of the Rev. of the蔚州thentification in the civil service. “I do not know what I would do if I were on the civil service commission, again and you brought up the position. While the photograph gives the share to a diserning on account of color, the thing for you to fish is not the evil service means of identification, but to me.” The charges in the出售 of the yellow, in whatever department who discriminated on account of color, and up and fight that follow it is the better way to cure the evil. Visit Grave of Col. Young. The delegates following a slightest tour passed wreaths on the grasses of the Unknown Soldier and Col. Charles Renton. Young in the Arlington County. The report of the Recruiter Showed a balance of $22,951.88. The sales were an�ered on Thursday night of the Whitman-hotel-by-John P. Green, chief clerk at large. Second Assistant Postmaster General Paul Landry, attending. Rev. S. E. J. Watson, Former Dallas Pastor Dies in Chicago An The Express goes to press, news is received in the news of the attack on the U.S. J. W. Zimmerman at BAY, N.Y., and of Macedonia. Houghton Church of this alder but for the past few years pastor of the Chicago, one of the oldest and largest of the Houghton connection in the country. Only mime details concerning his assassination are available information furnished. The Express but reports indicate that his passing was the culmination of, an Illinois of Mrs. McClellan Gets Trip Around the World, Also Recipient of Silver Gold Lined Drinking Cup Mrs. McClellan Gets Trip Around the World, Also Recipient of Silver Gold Lined Drinking Cup Mrs. J. D. McClellan, G.W. P. W. of T. R. of Tessau was given a dinner at the home of the tennion of June 19th, 1888, and a dinner was made at the home of each dinner. Mrs. J. D. McClellan was served and on the night of the same date, she was given a silver gold dinner. Golden, W. P., Royal House, Mrs Julia Jordan, W. P., St. Martha Brown Temple, Mrs. Mattie Jackson, W. P., Mrs. Hattie Waltin, W. P.; St. W. P., Mrs. Bledson, W. P.; St. W. P., Bledson, Mrs. Maggie Johnson, W. P.; gave St. Mary's Temple, a silver gold lined serving dish on the St. Mary's Golden Museum anniversary. Mrs. L. E. Coleman, W. P., of St. Martha's Temple made, the present MAGNOLIA ADDITION We are the best Addition that is known for two years, have made a great improvement. We have several nice houses. Wm. Porter has made over $2000 worth of improvements in the last 6 months. He also built a Tabernacle for the pastor. He is located at 4200 Frank Ave., Dallas, Texas. NEGROES HAVE TROUBLE FINDING HOMES SAYS SURVEY Continued from Page I. Others because it is not enforced for their benefit. Efficient enforcement requires an adequate effort to ensure the effect of the action on the government is sometimes due to lack of and sometimes to unequal distribution of inspection service, and sometimes to failure to achieve the regulations for other reasons. In addition to difficulties due to prejudice, the economic limitations of the colored citizens still for the reason of the reasons of "illnesses". As a result of these conditions, at a time when there is a shortfall of house-the situation of the Nero population, especially in the Nero-most acutely explained that the efforts of colored families to move into white neighborhoods are not due to the fact that the waste of the people as such further is the whole people as such they are. Attorneys should have been made individuals and organizations to meet the different situations and to provide adequate housing for the colored people, importarefully-made services, and to support efforts are described in the report in order to answer the questions of those who want to know what has been done, how it has been, by whom some what the response has been (END). DALLASITE ENTERS RACE FOR PLACE AS WOOD- MAN LEADER Continued from Page 1 vided for under the Jones' plan. All deputies, in a given district, would be elected by the District Commander, and under his direct supervision. The Grand District Commander would also make recommendations to the General, in the selection of the Major General of his District. "District Commanders are a don't letter under the present plan," said Jones, in discussing his program. "They die with the close of the District Convention." The Jones plan would place two District Commanders on the Supreme Council. Has Spectacular Career General Counsel & James has had a colorful and appetizing career, including a Lleibstein at Port Derry and afterward a hire at his school at Hibernian College Marlborough. He has studies at Hibernian College Marlborough, Washburn University, D.C. P. C. Polar is markable record in building on the campus of the University. He is Jordain Jurisdiction. He is to commence operating the firm during the year in the Lennox Star State. He was Mr. White to call him to the high court in the question of the high court in Washburn University. He is an assistant general counsel at the Lennox Star State. He was used on the administrative staff. Bank Jz Record Cambridge headquarters have been established by General Jones at 2015 R142 Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. These offices will be moved to Denver on the 1st of August. "My second with the Uniform Rank of the American Windmen should unite an atteste mo capacity and a solid general Union Camp of M. White at the 6th quintamental season will be the single call from more than 300 uniform ranks. This is the hard work of the can who now offers a new an more democratic pro-era for those who have the financial affairs of the order. Around to be the Jones, he has been "added" to a "er" the race for the same Commander-bureau of the Intelligence of is many "fields in the North and East, too" there with his best of friends in Texas who attend to "field" the Temper season to support the new program. R. S. Jenkins, Presiding Elder The Quarterly Conference and Union meeting for Lee Chapel A. M. E church were indeed great spiritual feast demonstrating brotherly love and the union existing among Christians, Rev. J. H. Bush delivered a masterly sermon in the union service, Rev. T. R. Clemons is a great preacher and a successful pastor, a great pacifier a preacher who would make a good preaching elder, he would build up any district that may be given him, the people loves to hear Roy. Clemons along and preach, he has unusual gifts and graces in the pulpit. Next Sunday we will be out on the White Rock work, the Quarterly meeting will be in the "Field Community." Rev. W. A. Carr, pastor, all are invited. HOWARD UNIVERSITY STUDENT SECURE HIGH MILITARY RATINGS "If we lay deep and broad our plans, vigorously push them, expect results gradually and steady, but continuous, keep our institutions out of debt and be prepared to let nothing of obstacle or handicap because our we shall leave a heritage to the boys and girls of today in the permanence of our work which will bless our people forever." There has been some talk about a merger of the colliers. The matter was brought up in the conference and it was denied to adopt the slown "NO MEDER BUT IN CREASE THE INCOME". HUBBARD TO APPARAR AT EXHIBITION MEET Indianapolis, July 17, 1914. The state was not little stationed in the local grand event. The school of the K�hiri, a pyeloneurogen jurisdiction, has announced the acceptance of De Hart Hubbard. 2014 at their Annual Class Day, May 17, 1914. The day was a year after the meeting of the state's 29th and the event at the state Fair Grounds the outstanding of the school's building. The Grand Lodge here, holder of the world's record, of national records and her accurate records for track and training. Young Hubbard, who is star for the event, has been a significant atticist at the sports pages of the country for the past few months since he was a free-tax officer. He was an attestant to the beaties' experts say—cannot be beaties unless it is—by Hubbard and his father. The attest event of the country is the last year, among college and high school teachers in the local event. It is considered no little honor and triumph for the students of the new school of the Kingdom of Pythias, Indians, jurists, dielect, in particular The school of the number of the school for the committee. As the National Association of Colored Musicians came to action at the same time, the local Music Promoters are joining with the Grand L.com. The school of the recreation of my Hubbard and it is predicted that the school will be the most effective of the school. It will attend the Meat and the attendant. The school will carry the most effective of the school's hospitality and sales of APPLICANTS: NO. COLUMBIA MUNK PATRIS RACK NEW YORK CITY, July 18-For the University of the Americas bilingual program for entrance, following in at "Columbia" when that organization will be a "Columbia" when that organization will be a "Narroso" student to one of the dormitories. This new ruling, with much in common with the in-future Gcolored students will be "apparated as for a dormitory" by John J. Crane, Director of the College of Arts and Sciences, in an imprint in the question. As a matter of fact for the Narcissus, some of the campus demographics as with the Narcissus, so far as Colony, students and faculty are, will be majority of those power to live with IC CHOSEN L. ROUTE FOR DELEGATES ODD FELLOWS GRAND LODGE With Special Accommodations on August 2. Secretary Ewing Delegates to Ride Odd Fellows' Special Train With Special Accommodations Leaving Denison August 2. Secretary Ewing Instructs All Delegates to Ride Odd Fellow's Special. 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T., July 18, 1948—Woman who was a young old woman who older burglar in the home of the office, Harry tried to act as a lawyer who had just taken from her a letter to the office of it, but the offices were able to resist. They changed Harry with the brain of a drug apothecary and it was thought that the letter was written to contain information. It is believed that the young woman, the young man of the office, PAGE THREE According to the announcements of the last few days, in the city of the city, which has been a full-year of the ability, whether or not to be a full-year of the city or because of limitations caused by prejudice or whether because of limitations which are not the same as the conditions which grow out of the poor system of handling the funds of the various vestitures for the time in the field for the purpose of the release—which they should have. But they have not been as poor as was at first indicated in the audit of the books of the ill-fated Service Company, it could not have happened that they now would ring such an enprounsing BEST GREETING BEST WISHES BEST SERVICE THE SALE OF THE SER VICE COMPANY HOLDINGS Announcement of a few days ago of the sale by the South-euro insurance Company of the holding of the Service Company of the insurance Company with the standard life insurance Company for a sum in excess of thirty thousand dollars, which little attention was paid to it by the press of the country except that the insurance company was concerned. So far, no editorial attention on it has been seen, but just one of the ordinary circumstances of the actual corrections of his estimates in making the thought knowing of the actual correctness of his estimates in making the thought knowing of these pieces of property, and not the ability, which he had to produce or whether because of limitations which grew out of his poor condition of the various ventures, to make these investments yield for him the increase which he had in the poorness of his poor as was at first indicated in the Service Company, it could not have happened that they now would ring such an openness Perry on a n. business man of high stature in his profession. His age is now against his come back in any way. He was a graduate of college during his promotion to the Standard Life. But he retired which the sale of this property, known values and of having made investments which proved valuable, Better and better every day can well be said of the disposition of a pool. The usual bathing pool which is in use in the group in Dilha. This was grown on last Saturday night when most of the pool was full, and a large amount among us gathered in it, which year was held under the anipheses of the Mr. K. Ic. pool. This year was well staged, well managed and clean from start to finish. The appearance of all of these polls indicates a pressing of the tone which greeted the opening of the pool. Men and women of the more educated clan, clared that to appear on such an occasion was a branch of modesty and good demeanor. Thus, for a man, initially it might appear impossible for the more modest to prove proper proportions. But the incidence of this polling result prove that there are valuable improvements in the population's sense of "hangerover" from the false motive of a by-gone day. "Will not be a by-gone day," he contends of a recreational feature for our group by the city which in summer is the city of the South. We are still in hope that a large number of the business men and women attend the National Renaissance League which meets in Tulsa to celebrate the knowledge of the leading business men of the nation as well as men of the nation as jurors in their national sanction session. --- The Commission on Race Relations of the Federated Council of Churches has just announced that seven states have passed new laws against lynching while two other states have strengthened the already constant laws against it. It also announces that in several of the leading schools of the country exchange professors are lecturing on the necessity of a bettered relation between the Jewish and Protestant churches. Among the schools which are leading in this movement are the University of Chicago, Oberlin University, McCormick University and Union Theological Seminary. In addition to this, newspapers are cooperating in the movement by publishing articles and in some of the cities, particularly of the East, forums composed of members of both churches hold periodical meetings in which the topics of interest to both of them are discussed freely. In the city of Chicago a paid secretary whose duty it is to foster the movement has made a case of better day in America. They show that out of the fog of prejudice and misinformation which has kept the members of different races and sects from seeing the better features of each other, there is coming in a time in which each WH seek to know the other in order that the other may be able to understand the movement which most directly concerns the Negro is the Interracial movement and without exaggeration it may be said to have made the greatest amount of progress. Its bodies exist in many of the Southern cities where, twenty years ago they could not have been thought of by those who were born in the North, but by actually bringing it to pass that the two races know each other in a more favorable way. All of these things point to the ultimate rebirth of America in spiritual ways. They indicate that the things which have seemed to make up the most important part of our lives are not the things that are to things of a better sort. And in this connection it must be remembered that America is young. Less than five hundred years old, it must in many ways have the same sort of immature national thought which can only be changed by the development of our culture which time only can bring. With the development of its resources will come more leisure to a greater number of her people and, with this leisure there will come opportunity for the study of the things which lead to greater culture and higher thinking. It now is only in its forma- A realization of this fact should lead members of our group to a realization of the tremendous responsibility which rests upon them, for the constant presentation of opportunities for the spread of the truth in regard to the things which hinder the race in its attempts to make an acceptable contribution to the welfare of the country, there should be an increase of the determination to find a solution to the problem, and to consideration of every student who is seeking for the truth. THE KLAN WILL PARADE ago and there is every reason to hope that in some way, the parade may not take place. But if it must take place, the Express feels that it can be turned to some account in the matter of discovering which of the national lawmakers is responsible for the parade, and registering these gentlemen for accounting in the coming elections, whether they are soon or late. If of course is probable that this will not be possible because of the fact that many of them are not in the city now or if they are, they will be direct enough to keep themselves out of the marching columns. We are also doubt now that the Klan is weaker than it has been for some time on account of the fact that the majority of it, who heeded it and were acclaimed as gods by those who so blindly followed have been found to possess feet of clay; and as was natural, internal dissensions ruptured the machine which for a time bade fair to control the very government itself. But however that may be, it is a fact that the organization in many states assumed to have been the standard hearge of the G. O. P., and because of this fact, the parade resolves itself into a rather more or纵然 important thing as far as the race is concerned because of the political alliances that the personnel of the marchers may disclose. A marine in Florida who brutally assaulted a Negro girl was given twenty years in the Federal pentagon a few days ago, a white man in South Carolina was sentenced about 10 years for his assault. The prosecution cases in Florida some sort of punishment was meted out to the offenders. Evidently it has happened that the white people of this country. "Nowly coming to the realization that as long as the law of the land do not protect every man alike, no man is safe. We pray for the day when the courage of the officers of the law from judges down will force them to practice what they know.-- Those who feel that the segregation cases of Dallas are completely won are wrong. The battle for this human right on the part of the Negroes of this city has just begun. If won, it will mean another prisession possession for the Negro children of the future for which they will thank those who are responsible for the violence, in effect, it is a battle for human rights which is of as much importance to members of other races as it is to Negroes themselves. Its beginning marks an epoch in the thinking of our group here. Health conditions while improving, are serious. There were 1,287 deaths in 1992, 161 percent of them being from tuberculosis, and 1,131 deaths in 1923, 13.68 per cent from tuberculosis as compared with 7.8 percent of the total number of deaths of white people in the latter year from the same disease. The total births make a favorable showing on 1,912 in 1923 and 2,138 in 1923. The relations of the Negro to industry are reported significant. "These have demonstrated their ability to live and work side by side in peace and informity with the whole fellow workers. Their employers willingly testify to. The Negro employee's loyalty, good nature, peaceful qualities and to efforts to give a full day's work for a day's pay. The percentages of Negro male persons employed appear greater in West Virginia than most other states, there being 81.6% of those on years of age. The percent of Negro male employed in the United States in 1920 was: 1.1 In West Virginia the greatest industry as miners and laborers in the country is the mining industry makes ten years of age and over. Mining men are so employed. Ner- toys were no employed. Negro- men are so employed. Increasing in number and satisfaction in the industry in this state. COL MID WEEKLY Park Bastionium, Guthrie, Ohio when you have been exposed to tween life and death, and then you have been exposed to life like take it may be in that class during the weeks I have been exposed to life but as I write to you this week I find that I am much improved and I am much more confident in the hands of I was part- Dr. Conrad is one of the men who can examine you and when they are going to the home, what is the matter, with you, and you may call in all the prayers in the country, and they are agreed on to have about them, and all because he has made that profession a real study and it is a part of his life. He knows medievals when he knows the business. He has not one of the cutting doctors, only in the case of emergency, but he looks after the other sort of life. He does not have a cut in the doorknock will tell you so, and then provide to have it done by one who knows. I am getting so like you to see the man in the house. He has always been reached the top in all things, if he has many men and women who stand right on the top in certain places, and I am the man who has to find them for you and tell you about them. We must be proud of our children and then of our children. We should be able to say The Lord hath done great things for us there we are glad there are some of us in this world that we will be tempered with, and if we are smart then he claims that he is due to his blood, but he has in mind right now to do so. He is a man who is the most midnight that came together in a dark cellar at midnight, and if you thought that he had notlasted in it, think you would find mingled in it black ink. In not because we of talking out of my head or in it he has always had a talking about. I know what am It was back yonder in Charleville, Texas. April 1870, that little Johnnie, came into the world as he numbered "rare" as his father. He was the parents should be, they saw a future for their son. They talked to him baby talk, and as soon as Johnnie could talk to them, he was a child. He was a great player, "Now I lay me down to steep, I pray the Lord my soul to keep it. I should die before, wake, say the word to me to tell: He liked this and later he was taught the Lord's prayer. Bless your soul honey as soon as that boy was old enough they had him in the life of his family. " Sunday morning they tored Johnnie to Sunday school to church and all the time I fell him to help him in the day and the day he was on Sunday the father church one. Sunday the father heard the preacher say that they were going to build a college in Marshall, Texas for the year and so, and was said, this father although ever submitted 188 to the project which turned out to be Bishop College, and when it was opened, he was right. He was still thebigg one. His father had one hundred dollars and gave one 150 bill to Johnnie to get his college education. When you could have seen that little black book step out. Johnnie, but J. E. Perry, a college graduate read, then for to read. For the first time, he was a college student. John. Off for medical college but carry. Coming out with the class of 1999, a graduated doctor, and I was a graduate doctor, and he thought he had a well-collected job. He was not a student of something now. Miscellaneous was selected as his field of lab. About this, but by ethical (medical) was selected as a student of the school of public health. I was able to do the thing that I had done, he made his way into the clinical department of the Missionary College. The Columbia banner democratic Co. In the state this time, he was the first to serve and be real. Dr. J. E. Perry served his country-with-profession during the European-American war. His whole aim being to inspire young men to live for the long-term of the country and to serve as the first third of the people in the Ferry-star-star-star-star-star city. After changed to the Wannley Provision Hospital controlled entirely by members of the race of ours and one of the most well-known and most well-known of the people who have the last word on Hospital set aside $10,000 for its development. It has a special department for the training of men for the Home ownership by Negros in West Virginia is considerably less than in other states. 17.7 per cent in 1920 owning the homes they occupied. This condition is explained by the fact that the Negro population nearly doubled itself between 1900 and 1920 and that more than 70 per cent of the colored workers were employed by coal corporations and neither home, nor land could be bought. The church connections of the membership designate less than ten percent of the membership in comparison with about 50 percent in comparison with the Diastal enrollment is about 20 percent of the Morristown and Newark churches and the remaining enrollment. Narrow standard of adjunct states that the grade of teachers and improvement in building and maintenance is the same for all churches and since last a large number of these terms of residence in the church they are now and have been during the past ten years. Hastant representatives to the great and stets are taken to pre- classic treatment of children. It is helped by some of the most esteemed educators in the world, who will give to Dr. Perry anything he wishes, but this young man of our race is no conservative that he cannot use. But he cannot use that he cannot use for the benefit of his children. He has many honors in the profession, having served as president of the National Medical Association member of the Commission on Medical Education of the National Medical Association. He is surgeon to the Kansas City Railway Company, also the Aichison Topeka and Sanis Fee Hatford, and is chief surgeon of the visiting staff of the City Hospital. Kansas City. He is the chief operator in the Park Sanitarium, and honey he has been doing some work here. He performed two difficult operations July 2, right here and the patients are cheerful and getting well. He performed two several weeks ago. Many are the people I have seen here this week, and then I have been able to go to Meridian. Okla, to spend a night with my nephew in the New York. Mr. and Mr. Stockton O'Nearestat. This, over-to Longstone to Langston University, and this is one of the educational institutions of America preparing for the future. It was an eye-opener to visit this institution at this time, because I saw about 500 teachers from all parts of the state and from the local entities of the�, published for greater work. They had backed their minds into the mind-roundhouse to to speak. I want to pay my respects to president. I W Young, a college man and a college president. His selection to the position was a wish one and he is putting his very great interest in the education. Interest in the development of the young people of Oklahoma, and urging preparation. He believes in progress, and I believe that is almost a part of his name. There is a large increase in the students, as well as in the teachers. There have been selected 27 professors in instruction for 1952-54 and the best available men and women in the country. I could see many changes in the industry in the next decade, but being added one, Setiae and others have a fair degree of efficiency, and five of them are farmers. The farm is a factor. Projects of the farm are in operation upon the farm varying from truck trucking, pruning and crop cultivation of the major crops. The farm is a factor in the economy's growth in balance with the trade and industry, and land use. The farm has produced its first halves of the crop. I shall have more to say about teachers and teachers in anthro- nomenic letters. But let me pause here, for a letter from Mrs. Juanita Charlton, in the same way, should be issued. Rev. Dr. B. D. Butler, of Austin, Texas, who was to be one of the bishops of the African Methodist school of the Church of Progenitor, a leader of men and men both for the promised land. He bowed and supported Dr. J. H. D. Young, who was in the field, and will come out in 1928 as a bishop. Dr. C. W. A. Abington will go to the second-in-place bishop W. Rampton. Strange things happen in this world, and I have had a wonder. A surger's in-place work from Mrs. G. V. Banks of the "Wife of Tzaz" was a banker. The young Heliopause was a thoughtful package of too some time to get it open, well careful packed. A little box, in which was a paper colored nurse bringing the expiry. Yes—yes? Yes I wants on de wick sometimes. Under her spron was concealed a "thanks for $10.00, strong as it was as good looking arm, and a good look I found tests coming out of my eyes, such an expression I never dreamed. It touched my heart. It took a long time to see one way down in Texas, a woman sending such a practical expression to me, pray God will be the only way to send me back to Texas, but they failed to send to Texas, and to me, and I had to send them to this place when I Pray for me, that I may little longer. Dr. Conrad is doing his part to keep me here. 2. O'MNIGHT. TID--BITS New York City, — Noble Rise, of the famous "In" Hanville, has purchased a new residence on fashionable Edgecomb Ave. Ghestar. No. Willard Brown counted 15 lies that Idella Cooper, his sweetheart, had been found in place for 10 times and was "in his legal history and wills" in his dollars in the police court. HOOST By Robert F. Edwards If I'd then Associate Negro Press? I'd. He was a colonel in the Civil War. He drilled colored men and the streets of New York and drip-pits the peastmall of the general public they became a regiment, and he was given command. They served for eighteen months. He was very well-known and early during the battle of PL. Was ever whereupon seeing the fall of the prior commander, who had sold soldiers displayed the most remarkable valour and extraordinary courage, even willined in his entire life this day. Wounded refused to befj杂而 and actually fought until their heart was filled to be fast come day. "What through both legs, craved up the battlements on his bleeding stumps and placed their feet on the heights yelling the Old Glory never touched the ground." "When the UnitedBOOKs went for the body of their young leader, the Confederate Govt replied to H. O'Neill, "I'm with his Navy to HOOST 15." an hour or so pleasanter without any personal remarks into the talks at all; but to be too ready to enter into conversation with a stranger, unite the man or woman to chaffer amably without regard to whether the person prefers silence or not-these evidences cheapen a person very much... It is not customary, for people, sitting in a local train, and the whole life is at a short time to speak to one another, although on long trips where several saw each other constantly, it would be quite natural for them to exchange remarks Young men to be so much as to especially careful because friendliness on their side toward one of the opposite sex is often misunderstood. At the end of your journey, upon entering any hotel from the little two-story affair in Pottsville, it is not to be too long to be in a week to the elephant fashionable ones in New York, the first thing required is registering. This is a different thing from singing your name; you write down the name by which you call a key. It is the first identification of it. It is about the only time you write your name with your title before it. For example: Women alone in a hotel do not put on a dress, although there is no reason for it, although there is no reason for it, because they do not attract men. Women must match a woman would room with a man. Women would room with a man. It would be expected that she would have some older person staying with her. year's harvest had been exhausted, and it would be available until rice crop management. Who was it who first declared the harvest in the Bible was an unnamed man who notoriously threw the Scripture down. Did the idea that the forbidden fruit could have, found counterfeit in forgeries amongst the "learned" Horticulturists, later on, wrote about the method, that motion through the apple tree meant the group around it specifically to move the apple tree. In parts of Valhalla a tree frozen in snow, people are identified with the tree, and people are identified with the tree. In other parts, appearance to the owl, but it colored differently. Douglass the descriptive apperance to be associated with the Blink Agile, in Ceylon, there grows a tree bearing the very significant name of Kaduru, meaning "forbidden." This tree produces blossoms which emit a delicate and seductive perfume. Its fruits are beautifully colored and readily arrested at the outside and bright crimson within. The first fruit, when examined has the appearance of having a place, but not of its circumstance, together with the fact of its being poisonous led the mechanism on their first discovery of Ceylon, to look upon this as the forbidden fruit, and to consider themselves in the Garden of 15th Thur, apparently tempting fruit, became to them an object of the greatest veneration, and the peculiar indentation in it was recorded. HOUSTON BRANCH R. A. A. C. F. SECURES THIRD TRIAL FOR LUTHER COLLINS. This reversal carries the cases over until the Fall and it is felt that Collins will be freed either upon being brought to trial or thus failure of the State to continue prosecution. The magnificent defense of Collins by the Houston Branch has had a profound effect upon the court authorities of Texas upon their realizing that Negroes cannot longer be railroaded to death with impunity. The Houston Branch of the N.A.A.C.P. and the Colored citizens of Houston have financed the defense from beginning to end, at no time calling upon the National Office for aid. SOUTHERN EDITORS PUT ON MACKLOTH AND ASHES ABSTRACT. LILLIE T. HARRIS is the author of of very much interest to Nigerians in the field of education adopted by journalists of various countries, and the author of the Southern Nigerian Publishing Authority's "The Points Made in the Press." "Records and highest differences are published in our own journal, without permission, our own journal, without permission," she should . . . the magazine "in the printing instructions, by my own mother, should be the author of the magazine." "Concentration for the undergraduate and for multifaceted victims of the crisis." "No story justifies needless damage to a good reputation nor wanton paid to an innocent." BRIANHOMAN, Ala., July 18—After bloodhounds had traced Harry Mack, accused of attacking a white girl, it would have been hard for him to have to be moved from Fayette County to Jefferson County in order to thwart a mob which was bloodily murdered for him. The police had boasted him up for several hours. Mack confessed. A nunrest dog succeeded in ending the long search for the missing dog, which was born measuring eight days. The body *as found in* the farm four miles from this city. The farm four miles from this city. Creek Sanitarium where he was a $1,000.000 offered by his father Kipse Kipse. He was the dog. Fred Silverstein, a laborer. LEPHIC HOWAN WINS N. A. A. C. P. G. PRIZE. NEW YORK, N. Y., July 11-Mar. A dog was awarded the Median C. Walker Medal, given annually by the National Association for the Advancement of Women. In the best award through the National Association for the Advancement of Women, year 1921. A recent conference of the Asociation. The medal is a beautiful design of Medman Walker and on the other side of the medal is a cost $2000 to present by the personal leadership and high school students at the event. Visits by visitors from house to house was tumed over by the Aeson. HAMPTON-FUSKEOEER FUND $500,000 SHORT NEW YORK, July 18—Clarence J. Kelsey, chairman of the executive committee of the Hampton-Tuskegee Endowment Fund, announced this week that the fund is still $500,000 short of the five million total which must be had by December 31 of this year, in order to secure the $2,000,000 gift of George Eastman, the kodak manufacturer. It is also explained that Mr. Eastman's two millions will make a total of seven, rather than of five million for the two schools. The Hampton-Tuskegee Alumni raised $90,000. SAYS RACE PROBLEM GETS WORSE (A. N. P.) CHICAGO, EN. (A. N. P.) CHICAGO, Denmark is a dilagated from Copenhagen. Denmark is limited in the Chicago Daily News. Dr. A. Wilberforce Williams, a Chicago physician, declares that the race was "in America is growing" more. As long as Colored people obtain information from the state's税务局, it is all right, but if they are ambitious, the whites get angry and difficulties bring in funds, they are as a friend to with a Negro and are gases business and you know how to do things. Dr. Williams is the health editor of the Chicago Defender and is now traveling throughout Europe. MIS MARION ANDERSON AMONG THE GEEING NATIVE AMERICANS: A WIN IN NATIONAL MUSIC COLLECTION TEST. (P. N. R.) NEW YORK, July 18, 1932 Mar. 20th Anderwood, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Whose vocal stainments have been made in the United States? Who was people in the eastern section of the United States, was the one of the most strong socialists who took theنٹا sting by the National Music League here. For the first time, the State Anderson was the only one who took the test, and that she excited her 229 vocal competitors in practice. The first of the most important is reported that only eight musical artists passed the test, five years after the first of the first. Miss.�. Miss. Anderson will appear in several stadium contests under the市场竞争. The first of the first. League this summer. She was exceptionally fine in the audition LINCOLN LEGION STATE ITS CASE: NOT POLITICAL CHICAGO, July 18—The following communication has been received from the headquarters of the Lincoln Legion, outlining the purposes and status of the organization which is to hold a grand organization convention in this city, August 10 and 11. The Lincoln Legion was forced as the nucleus of a permanent organization by a group of ex-soldiers who were in Chicago during the last political campaign. During that campaign an attempt was made to link the newly-formed organization to the Republican party, but those soldiers responsible for the Lincoln Legion were unanimous in their decision to make the Lincoln Legion independent of any political party or any political group, and on that principle the Lincoln Legion went into temporary organization. "It was deemed necessary to give the organization a temporary name—to elect temporary officers—and to draft a temporary constitution in order to establish a working basis for a permanent organization when a larger and more representative group of ex-service men could work out the details and perfect the organization. But even though the number was small and even the representative as it must be in order to do effective work, nevertheless a beginning was made. The instrument was created. What it should be, how it should operate, who should guide and direct it, all these things were left to the ex-service men who shall assemble in Chicago, August the 10th and 11th. The proponents of the Lincoln Legion have no apology to make it happened that the soldiers who formed this temporary organization were Republicans in the last election, but no effort was ever made by any of these men to create an instrument for the benefit of an political party. And whenever and wherever that attempt was made. It met with complete failure. The Lincoln Legion is the great self-revolution. It was a soldiers that were vices in behalf of their country, and it is up to them to make of it what they do. To tell men who have freely given their all to their country, to those men who endured the horrible by the most airster and vicious race persecution ever convoated by a nation against its defenders; to those men whose children were human who children's children might be would upon to suffer a fate even worse than were their lot, the Lincoln Legion makes its ap- "At Chicago on June 10 and 11, Negro ex-soldiers will attempt to draft an answer to Bullard and to all of his IIk. At Chicago the Negro ex-soldier will attempt to forge an iron that will strike a blow-in behalf of Negroes everywhere in America." "It is no time to question the reasons; to engage in idle discussion as to who stated it and why. The time has come for action; the time has come when the Negro must fight for himself, 92nd and 93rd Dl." THE FIRST WEDDING OF THE NEW YORK CITY HOSPITAL FOR THE DEAF AND Hearing Impaired COL. J. O. MIDNIGHT, NEWSPAPERMAN AND GLOBE TROTTER, DIES SUDDENLY wife. Hilary lit her for a four-time New York beautiful watch which he was accustomed to wear throughout his twelve years of the country, writing letters which included the various movements and the mate, frugally which was presented to him by the officials of the Ace of Diamonds. Hilary knew more closely than any other person in the whole country. Just as it was it presented to him with a dress he had drained a sketch to the readers of the service for the service which he had expressed from his bed in the mantle, who moved to Dr. Chow's residence to connect reach to the outdoor garden and to attend the few hours stay in Dallas, where with this organization was not No more will the thousands of nurses of the Nero journals of America travel to New York to travel of Col. J. O. Mighty, known in actual life as Rev. Charles Stewart, a priest of the Church and for many years the only Negro member of the staff of the Associated Press of this country, who was Rev. Charles Stewart, according to advice received by the Express from Mrs. Stewart, who though Ill for a long time, Rev. Stewart continued his travels more than once, told of the various movements and people which he had opportunity to person in the whole country. Just before his death on Monday he addressed a letter to the readers of therium of Dr. Conrad of Outhfire, to which he had gone for treatment after his illness, he was in conference with O. P. Starke, Marsh, and Marq. of The Dial. At that time he was hopeful of being able after a short period of time to write a letter that letter was written shortly before his death on Monday. Had Travelled Around the World Probably no other member of the race had the many and varied travel experiences of Rev Stewart. Pearl had travelled over the world and had lectured many of European platforms on which he made a reputation for excellence of expression and a brilliance of wit that the passing of the years has not forgotten. As correspondent for The Associated Press for more than twenty-five years, his travel took him into many of the world places and caused him to have AIMS OF THIS ASSOCIATION We have before us today five major aimers: 1. The complete end of the American dream. 2. The absolute ending of segregation of all sorts based on race and color. 3. The complete end of the American dream. 4. The complete end of the American dream. 5. The complete end of the American dream. "Let no one think that, laughing is stopped in America's lives at an violent month, more is publicly murdered and even burned by mobs. There is no civilisation for the Negro as long as he is owned body and soul by the Republican." experiences from which many other would have thrunk. Many of the men who were killed were quickers and other catastrophes which appeared in the daily press of the motion came from his pen and in no other way. In the country was he a stranger. Carried gift from Associated Press Officers One of the most highly prized possessions of her. Stewart was a very beautiful watch which he was acquainted with. He was a middle-aged mule, french which, was presented to him by the officials of the Army. He was a gentleman of the world this congratulation on his twenty-fourth year in that service. It was presented to him with a beautiful watch which he was acquainted with for that occasion which he had had meddled that organization, whose connection reach to the outreach of the world. With this organization was not known generosity to members of the organization but because of it he had close connection with men of land, alliance over the country. Had Wonderful Memory for Names and Faces One of the most outstanding gift of her. Stewart was his memory of names and faces. Meeting as he did many thousands of persons during her visit to the United States for forgetting a single one. And in most instances, he was able to give a message of meeting with each one. This he claimed was responsible for his work as missionary of the General Baptist Church. He made with take place in Chicago, hid home on Monday, July 20th at 10 p.m. EYES. BETTY not. We are deeply marred, at the least, by our failure to communicate to children and we are widespread tragedy. We are unable to teach our children and to keep our loved ones you and me alive and protected for We believe in Humanity; we believe that the social and spiritual can of all men; we will fight to the bri- THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1925 ter end every effort to, separate, and protect the victims of a gay kind, because of race or conservation in fighting parental injuries. In the foreseeable future, the Supreme Court of the Uni- tion will establish a christian chievement in the south by bringing the victims of a gay kind, before the bar of attention. Tie Bullard Slander In view of the persistent and vivid credit the leaders of the great country from the eastern light and southwest, and from the west and north, and who are bound together, the births and public life of the noble and unselfish wood and stone. FRISONER CAUGHT WHILE ON "VACATION" BIRMINGHAM, Ala. July 11, 2013 Police officers in the city were taken into a vehicle they away in going into a vacant lot, where they were serving a seven-year sentence who had as many as seven years to stay away, that he had not meant to stay away, "vacation" wanted to get a little Texas Towns STEPHENVILLE — Rev. J. B. Bullock was at his post Sunday morning at the church. Mrs. Austin Highness in the city Sunday visiting the church was in the city Sunday visiting the church. The M. K. entertainment in the Saturday night entertainment in the city was delivering the Express and Chicago buses together and trying to PERSONNEL OF THE FAMOUS TUSKEGEE VETERANS' HOSPITAL When you ask for Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener Preparations—be sure you get them. Don't let the clerk band you the wrong package. Hundreds of people have been deceived—just because they failed to say Dr. Fred Palmer's. The original Dr. FRED Palmer's Skin Whitener Preparations have proven their merit and when you buy them, you know you are getting the best. Insist on Dr. FRED Palmer's Skin Whitener Preparations...AND TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. Get De. FRED Palmer's Skin Whitener Preparations from your druggist. Dr. Fred Palmer's Laboratories, Atlanta, Ga. Please send me samples of your preparations. are ordering 24 for postage and wrapping. "FOR INSURANCE THAT PROTECTS" Call The Eagle Mutual Benefit Ass'n Mrs. Mer- tress and Mrs. W. willing to winning business business business TRIANGLE DRUG STORE Phone H-0043 H. Y. DAVIS, Jr., Prop. THE BEST OF EVERYTHING TO DIE FOR The trip business business business Full Line Bus and Sundries We Delivery to All Part of City H. Y. DAVIS, Jr., Prop. 1027 BOLL ST., DALLAS, TEXAS One Card gives with each 16c Purchase district School Grove, WI 1920. 1920. BATTY AND SHELTON BIG Southwestern Life Blvd. PHONE X-6208 v school School A. Lynch Madison Madison www.battyandshelton.com A member of the church number of members of the church number of members of the church LET ME BE YOUR DRUGGIST COMMUNITY DRUG STORE S. T. Williamson, Jr., Prop. Rachel Jr. Church Jr. Church her sister her brother her brother ASK FOR SKIN Atlantic sample an en- wrap M. E. Church died in Dallas after a long illness with stomach infection. He was 86 years old. Marshall for interment, his daughter by the P. sk. with honor of the dead. In lieu of flowers, the cent in the Powder Mill Cemetery, by the eight watchman of the m. McJagn gradually improves. Let you pay up. Read the Dallas Express door. It costs per month, ring Deaths paid within 24 hours upon receipt of proof of death 2549 Elm St., Pythian Y-4897 Temple COME COME COME To West End Additions June 19th, Big Lot Sale. Think of at 50 feet front left for less than others are asking for less $275.00 to $275.00. Terms So Eeasy Payable weekly or monthly. How to: Go- straight out West Dallan Pike to West Dallan. Inquire for college school and job. Phone H-0053 DR. K. T. HAMILTON HITCHCOCK HITCHCOCK Residence: 4527 W. 10th St. 4544; Residence: 4527 W. 10th St. 4544; Residence: 4527 W. 10th St. Office hours: 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. to: Dr. K. T. HAMILTON DR. LYTLE VETERINARY SURGEON, on animals of all kinds. Office at 100 West 10th Street. Hours from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. street, Dallas, Texas R. MORTALLEY Fleet Office-H-2364. Res. H-489 Fleet Office-H-2364. Res. H-489 L. G. DINKERNEY, M. D. Office Floor Res. H-489 DR. MORTALLEY FLEET OFFICE Pharmacist, M. D. McIlham Institution, Oc, Hall and State Sts. Pluko HAIR DRESSING AT DEALERS EVERYWHERE PREPARED ONLY BY The Pluko Co. MENSPHIRT, TENNESSEE HER SECRET IS OUT The beautiful satin black bain, which always seems so smooth and glossy, has not so much to do with the airy and charm of bliss. It has more to do with the beauty of the skin. The skin is the regular one of a Pikachu, the delightfully *Chi Chi Chi* preparation, which so many treasured and beloved and whose image is *Chi Chi Chi*. When asked about her beautiful hair, Mrs. Snow said: "No, indeed. I have not always had long, straight hair. I need to have just a little trouble with my hair and skin, as any one of us does. My hair is always long, smooth, straight and easy to dress any I wish." BLACK 250 WHITE CANS HIG_GREEN CANS 50¢ 25¢ MORE THAN A MILLION PACKAGES ARE SOLD DAYEAR. Free Offer We will give two houses of Hill Street corner, Ottoman absolutely free and all of HI. Ottoman Place and all of HI. Ottoman Place WALL PAPER ALL PAPERS GUARANTEED Beautiful Midroom Knife with Horses Cut-Out Horses in Match 1c Per single roll Moire Calling in White or Cream 7 1/2c 5c Per single roll Kitchen and Horses Papers at Rickey's Tile 5c Per single roll EXTRA SPECIAL Pollybrons Hor- guards, all shades, 18c at any per single roll New York Wall Paper Store 1009 Elm Street. X 6730. "A Type of Paper for Every Type of Room" Personal Mention. FIRST IN DALLAAL—A HOUSEHOLD OF RUTH AND ODD-MELOW CHORR AND ORCHESTRA ORGANIZED. At the last amount smனon of Odd Pellows and Household the need of an organization of this kind was clearly seen, consequently in the first moeling of H. U. U. of R. No. 33 in April, plane were arranged to meet the need and the organization was perfected. All Households and Odd Pellows took an investee to take part and requested to send in names of its singlers and musicians so that no one will be overlooked. Although H. is true the idea was born in H. H. of R. 333 O. U. O. O. P. it is for all of the Odd follow family. PAGR SEX. WALL LARGEST A IN THE ALL PAPERS O Beautiful Midwestern Patterns with Silver Cell-Out Histories to Match 1c Per Silhouette Book EXTRA SPECIAL at only per single roll New York Wash 1000 Elm Street. "A Type of Paper for Personal Mrs. B. A. Hoches, 2012 Dombard street, A grand office of the Ancient Ordoic of the Pilgrim has returned home from the Grand Lodge. Mr. and Mrs. L. Wordlow, Mrs. Emma McDonald and Little Jack McDonald of Mexico, motored to Dallas Tuesday of last week and were given of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Martin, 1910 Ceddo street. Mrs. James Allen, 2020 Caddis St left this week for Donor. Coto, W. Austin, Ingram, Sanitari of the Ancient Order of Pilgrim was a singsong, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Austin, 1911 Allen Street. He was on route to his home in Trenton. Mr. Rhyn Orkney-Taker of Lana College of Jackson, Tenn. is in the city at the residence, 3523 Plora St visiting relatives and friends. Mr. Bakes will leave Monday for Chicago, where he will spring his studies in Chicago. Muscat College Mrs. Mary J. Pinch of Reno, Texas is in the city the guest of relatives and friends M. Hirschfeld of Bonne, Texas, is clothing her son and daughters by their daughter, M. Lillie William, 1328 Houston Street, Bonne, Texas. M. W. Warner, W. Warner, M. Lillie Owen in the City, Ohio Clinton, H. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Fields of Okrugne, M. A. C. Goe, the Office of the Indiana Beggars, M. Piaida in visiting her daughter, M. A. C. Fields of Okrugne, of the City. M. A. Piaida in visiting her daughter, M. A. C. Fields of the City. M. A. Piaida in visiting her daughter, M. A. C. Fields of the City. The ceremony took place at the new home of the beidai heathen-law, Dr. R. H. Wright, Jr., North Puris-night street, at seven years ago. Right Attendees The bride was attended by four children and four matrimonies. Miss Edith Wright, girls' work-proposed by the Brooklyn, H. F. W. C. A. was the month of the same year. Miss Hattle-Wright, a sister of R. H. Wright, Jr. and Miss Newton Crawford of Philadelphia and Miss Maynard Davis Hoven of Chinnall. The waiter, Mrs. Hattle-Crosman (1803), A. J. W. S. W. of Free Brooks of Rensham Houston College; Mrs. George Harman, Camden, 24 J. M. S. Rev. (1804), Walters, Glensburg, Th. S. and Mrs. A. A. H. Martin, Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. A. A. Taylor of Cleveland, O. W. West man, Dr. L. O. Orguenon of Lexington, O. superior, his sister to the hitor. Miss Omon-Lydia Wright, of Philadelphia, was授之girl and Master Warren Hold of Youngstown was the solet's and Chietan proded at the plane. The Rev. Charles A. Winstley and Dr. R. T. Wright, Jr., were the only men for the occasion. Miss W. H. Rowman Miss Compton is well known by the country, having been a wrester ```markdown ``` Mr. and Mrs. Witts of St. Paul, Mino, were pleasant visitors at the office of the Dallas Express. They are on their way home—mtter visiting in Texas and other Southern cities. Mrs. Oso, at daughter-Clark, Mrs. Alice Straupher-Hill and little daughter, Ruth Oltas-Hill of Denver, Cola, are visiting their mother and grandmother, Mrs. Alice J. Straupher-Hill Trinidad Street. While in Texas for the remainder of the summer they expect to visit San Antonio and Ollivaton. Mrs. Grace Fuley Love Jones of New York City and Mrs. A. R. Starks of Waco, are the house guests of Mrs. P. O. A. Lyons. Mrs. Sl�ie-Lipscomb of 1928 Miller Street. Ilsumont has been attending the Pilgrims Conclave at Waco the past week and, in now in Dallas visiting her brother and sister, Mr. A. Lipscomb in 1911. McKraiss Street. She also visited her sister in Fort Worth, Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Lipscomb is the first member of the House Mrs. J. E. Taylor, Mr. Lipscomb, motored over from Waco to New York and from the City to Roxford. Roxford is visited in Fort Worth Monday and were�ocorned in the city and was visited in the same day. Mrs. Alfred Turner, and Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Lipscomb in 1911. Addison was visited in the city and was visited in the city and was visited in the city. Mr. Jack J. and Mrs. Clark Mra Serena Whitley, who has been confined to her bed for two weeks to 100 again to the delight of her friends. Rex and Mrs. P. E. Castle were going to a birthday dinner on Sunday given by Mrs. Hollie Wilson honoring her husband. USEHOLD OF RUTH AND ORCHESTRA ORGANIZED. The following persons have con- ported to membership: Mrs. K. Abington, Mrs.-O. Joey, Mrs. Affice Ward, Mrs. J. Clovens, Mrs. M. G. Moore, Mrs. Rosma, Mrs. M. E. Mitchell, Mrs. Gen. H. H. Mrs. E. P. Pimson, Mrs. J. A. Gaston, Mrs. Dr. Pinkston, Mrs. D. D. McMillan and many others whose names are not now mentioned. We will also arrange a juvenile organization at the same time. Mr. Abington has been selected as O-restress and those desiring to enroll will call other H-6704 or Y-1274. of community pageentry and dramaties for Community Service Inc. for three years. The received her A. T. Degree from Clark University at Atlanta and was graduated from the Emerson College of Government. Top, Man. She also took special work at the Hawk school of speech at Carnegie Hall, New York. School at Montgomery, Ala., and Navalville, Ky., and was an instructor at the Community Service training school at Chicago. She is known, however, for the staging of the huge parade, "Miltonhill," or which she is the father of, Dr. W. H. Cromgren, one of the greatest men of the race. Who is "Who" Who in America. Franklin, a Western Leader. A Franklin is a native of the business. He was born at Dessin. Traced to M. as a graduate of the tenth grade of the University of Wisconsin. He met his wife, over Chelsea, his adoptive mother. The Chels climbed in six years to the front rank of News Journal. Spend the month of August on a motor tour through Colorado. Mrs. Blanch Enter tains at Riverside Park The base ball diamond of Riverdale Park on that Monday. Right, July 11 was a celebration of Mika Blaschke Parrish, hostess of the occasion conceived an idea that was put into the chauffeur, with the Irish brosse added both to the physical and morale of the enjoy- able guests who were present. In house of her guests visiting from Tennessee, Taka made them that living expression of valu of social imprint. Mrs. C. Highower Banke, Mrs. Wheat-Stern, Aanwe. Wathee Jay and Mrs. Emina Warner, wagered in Houston. While in Houston, they were the home guests of Mrs. Klaa Galvin, Mrs. Wheat-Stern, and aboard the steamer "City of Port Worth" who alsoinnen them to Calvados. L. S. A. HOLDS MEETING Fort Worth, Texas, July 16—The first meeting of the Loyal Society will be held on June 26 at 14:08 o'clock. The place of meeting was the Worth office building, corner of 10th and 11th streets. The present, plied *Monsanto*, to do his gift toward making the club the largest organization of its kind in existence. A- present the meetings will be held at the Worth office building, the executive secretary has given us a cordial welcome. Following the meeting, E. J. Sullivan, I. P. Monsanto, M. McBee, Bortzery, J. A. Anderson, J. Traucker, E. I. C. Lathiel, Rustell MRS. McARTHUR DIES Mrs. Rophis MEArthur died Thursday morning at 3:10 at no home 1421 Howell Street, after a prolonged illness. She was born in Dastrop County in 1860, and was a faithful member of New Hope Baptist church, where the funeral will be held Sunday evening at 3:00 o'clock. She leaves a husband Wash McArthur, and two daughters Mrs. Josie Davis, Grand Prairie, Texas, and Mrs. L. C. Ill-hop of Los Angeles, California. John H. Dixon, a Dallas restaurant man of wide experience after working in the restaurant he turned in the city and has opened a restaurant in the city. He was brought in by the director Derek White. Without doubt the director Derek White was opened in the hotel Wednesday. Wendy, a restaurant man knowing what the hotel is like, told me that the hotel located a warm welcome from the hotel. The dining room is at a restaurant and a ladies rest room are among the restaurants. There are three restaurants, three meals, two cooks and many. OBSERVATIONS Having carefully read the great Dallas Eggswea, we must declare that the Editor is a courageous many man, whose characteristic slants for "fair play" at all times. Well it takes a brave man to edit the Dallas Express in the people paper, with a gallant editor. My friends' reconvoluting in the field of customism and taking a contemplative survey, your Uncle Uph observes that there is no come back, nothing exotherone on the controversy of the Masonic� interest, occurred or otherwise. That ended oyd Monarch W. R. Willis has soared the resins and is now the inexplicable monarch of the case. The odd fellow, it looks like the need is a general "house cleaning." A capite ad Calcan for that good of the order. Suppresio Verí Dágueño Fatal Long time ago when Uely Ekh was a youngster, we read an expression to infin like "this No Sutor's Utrn Cripidam. In the case before us it seems that the shot maker has gone beyond his last Katie Holly, and had gone into the high titlism, for safety, but he now feels that from that Favorite album, Fulmen, Brunton Mac and a new MRS. MATLOCK ENTERTAINS On Sunday evening July 12 Mrs. Althe Lee Mailock entertained her husband with a birthday dinner 25 guests were present among whom were Rev. and Mrs. Odom of Hill Ave. Baptist church, his sister's Mrs. Cobb and Mrs. Polk also his 2701 San Jacinto street. The table was beautifully decorated and the more consisted of fried chicken, crumbed potatoes, english peas, corn crenches, distilled seals, stuffed olive butterfly salad, frenched dressing, ice tea with grape juice, ice cream and cake. WHEATLEY ADDITION Mr. and Mrs. Ligging, 2455 Men- How entertained their non-Master John Liggins July 12, with a birthday party. Eighteen little guests were present. Mrs. Ligging was assisted by Mrs. W. M. Mitchell and Mrs. F. Farnes. WEST DALLAS, TEXAS M. H. Munt, Mrs. Roxen, Mrs. M. Hunt, Brown left Sunday morning at the University of Pennsylvania and Friends of America at Maryland University. Hunting "M. H. Munt, School Hunting "M. Hunt, School morning, H. H. Lane, Sept. 17, morning, H. H. Lane, Sept. 17, morning, H. H. Lane, Sept. 17, U. A. Ushr school, Crawford, presch BY P. U. met at 5:16 with a many present. The lesson was taught by Rev. Carter. Rev. Carter preached for no again at 5:30. Everybody enjoyed the service to the highest. He preached to a full house Sunday night. Rev. Carter will preach three nights this week at Hitting star Baptist church. Rev. I. II. Harper preached three nights for an last week and we had two added to the fold. Our pastor, Rev. Lane, will preach next week for Rev. Carter, we wish him success. BOOKER WASHINGTON ADDITION Sunday School was well attended at both churches. Rev. H. G. Gibbs the effluent pastor of Hills Chapel has been carrying on a Katherine Vincent has left ELLE to join the National Museum of Jewish History in London. Her husband, Benjamin Kimura, is a professor at Queen's University. Queen Elizabeth will have her parent, Mary Katherine, recepient from our treasury. CITY CLUBS SOIRRE CLUB — Met Monday evening July 6th at the home of Mrs. B. Cofield, Mrs. E. D. Hunney, hosters. All business being suspended during the summer months. The evening was spent in a delightful game of Progressive-Athlet Mrs. W. C. Coleman, taking first bries, Mrs. Barnes, second, while Mrs. Crawford took the consolation. Mrs. Chambers of St. Louis, Mr. was given guest price. The hostess served an apodizing olate lunch. The next meeting will be TIE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, RATURDAY, JULY 18, 1925 Monday morning July 26 from 9:11 ill at the 10pm of Mrs Spiller's Cochran street. THIS COMMON PITY ART CLAUDE Mental. "You're a 'Belief' of life was had by members PORTERS, JANITORS, AND MADE IN THE WORLD ASSOCIATION RESEYOLENT, HOARD, WITH INNOVATION AND LEARNING in regular form at the time opened the press, when he was sent to the same place, and the unite themselves in unity in these times, we to help the unglory of humanize, come out and build us the world, and to the whole of the world, you need to write it. 2. MANKIN' INFORMATION and the phone is 100% MONEY P. M. At North Dallas Club Home all the time. Try Fay's Ideas of Foo Clerk and advanced, made in operating for the first time. Clerk and advanced, made in operating for the first time. FAY'S EATSHOP HOME COOKING Everything to-En Will be in NEW HOME at 800 about July 1st. Mrs. E. Kurt Loving was among the guests at the evening Miss E. Kurt Loving presented to the students with her beautiful collection of fine art. The museum will be an exhibit until the building to be an RED HOOT ATHLETIC CLUB—South Tarrytown Area. New York City, NY. Mrs. E. Kurt Loving was on hand putting forth her art collection. Lavon Minor, White Brown, Brown, and Miss Lola Shilton, Mrs. Jude Hardy, Mrs. Linda Hardy, seven members were present. A special guest was served. Dancing and White. THE EIDETY CHARITY AND SERVICE club with Mrs. E. Kurt Loving, high school, canned salad, on the lawn club was also pleased to have a special business meeting Tuesday. CARNATION CHARITY CLUB—in spite of the cold weather, the principal will be present. The principal will be present. A delicious lunch will be provided. A delicious lunch will be provided. A delicious lunch will be provided. JOLLY FOUR WHIST (C) Mr. Love and Mr. Diggs Whigley, 1977, is a man who has been married to Mary J. Gibson, 28 years old and six children, and has been a son of Gibron and Mr. Hoston, two first prize. Mr. Whigley, 1977, is a son of Gibron, 28 years old and five children, and has been married to Mary J. G. Brown, 28 years old and Mr. D. Brown were pleasant visitors, and the men who had received a Dutch luncheon, which was供图, and supporting: Mrs. A. Ashcraft, one of our guests will enter the party at the New York City Hall on 3113 Alberts Drive. THE GOLD FISH CLUB — Mr. With Mrs. J. G. Brown — Mr. Whigley, 1977, is a very important night. July 16, he was called to the public for the first time in a wonderful report from the State Federal Library. The report was published on 28 September 1977, and the report was second prize in the Eatling Revealed大赛. The report was published on 28 September 1977, and the prize being $55.00 in gold. These are the same size as the 1977 Whigley's box of silk, a hombler, Mrs. Daisy, a bamboo box of silk, a white bamboo box of silk, a white bamboo box of silk. After being served on the ticket, Mr. Whigley was given aཆ, and Mr. Whigley was given aཆ at 772 S Central Ave. Monday night. July 28 at 3 o'clock. THE AIDA CHORAL CLUB ENJOYS FOURTH OF JULY OUTING. Members and friends of the A/A Choral Club, motored to Eim, the two men, 1977, were on the other games. After the rain the remainder of the evening was rained. At the time of Gibron's place, where he is sumptuous, he served. Everyone expressed their opinion. The president, Mrs M. Bramblett, Saturday night, as the hour-long, Saturday night, as the hour-long, be pumplied in the future. IDOUR HOUR SOCIAL CLUB was 6:17A twilight avenue with Mrs. Ana- lise. Very good attendance with very good attendance was served. Next meeting place, Keeating with Mrs. Paul Mirel. made a talk of the Federation and launched the mission to be held here from the 8th to the 10th, we also had the presidency of Kate with the president of the Federation, Mrs. Walley, who installed the officers of Princess Art Mrs. Walley with Mrs. Kate Curtis, 3210 Caddo, each member is asked to be present. ED. BETHEL RAPTURE CHURCH Rev. J. Curt. Mitchell, Pastor Sunday School-opened with usual inspiration and promptness. Mrs. A. B. Travensie, Supt. Our school has planned to attend the Division at Denton in Large Numbers. Morning service was spent to prevent, in an imaginary way, the Spirit was present and each of us played the Houndman. Mr. P. T. U. Put over another great meeting. A spirited comment was part of the Convention. In an imaginary Autumn R.D. by 23rd Turing Jordens, and Mrs. Hettle Jones. Total collection 12.54. Miss Jordan's "The Inconvenient" for night service is a contingent of the government meeting for the benefit of those who are prevented by outstanding morning style and the commemoration of the Lord's Supper. Passor Mitchell was inculpated in the Purple Service, during a conference on "Power of Christ in Influence" on the Home, taken from the Book of Ruth the message was a jointed and practical one. A likely, though brief, rally for representation to the Convention was had, netting 122.56. Leadership of the House of Minors from the New York City and New York's Jones. Sister Dallymey, failed the highest amount. Total Collection 17.54. Try Fay's Ideas of Foodstuffs FAY'S EATSHOP HOME COOKING Everything to Eat Will be in NEW HOME at same address about July 1st. WATCH FOR BIG OPENING 3402 Thomas Avenue. H. 8401. With one application men's hair immediately becomes a glossy, dark and wavy, mass of lavender-beauty it takes on that "stake appearance." Bobbed hair becomes silky and adorable, and the hair is so soft that it doesn't break! It's the same in hot weather, "weather doesn't affect it. Contains no injurious; it's a food for the scalp and hair." FOR MEN 50 Cents* FOR WOMEN, 50 Cents 3517 1.3 EI Street Phone-Y-2254 Dallas, Texas AEBERS- Garbors, Dugdale everywhere, Writel Phone 3517 1.3 EI Street Phone-Y-2254 Dallas, Texas ONE WEEK ONLY GOLD CROWNS Work Guaranteed WEISENBERGER Dr. Weinik 1517 1-2 Main St. SILHIOH BAPTIST CHURCH - 8, S. is grand. The Superintendent and teachers were at their posts on time. The young men still hold the strong sermon was delivered by our own baby prescriber, Mav. L. Antoine, who will be joining Loke-62 11. At 9 a.m. L. Butler taught one of his masterpiece sermons from 14 chapels. I named. 11 verses; subject, movement; will the judgment be conducted until all of the Saints get home. No mistake in leaving this young gospel giant to fill his pulpit while CROWNS Guaranteed Cash or Easy WEISENBERGER DENTAL CLIN Dr. Weinberg, Operator 1-2 Main St. Opposite Thorn This service... It will be superintendent and when you Service. Devotional rendered so as to heart to enjoy the reacher, Rev. L. An... Let us be there and sing. 11:25 a.m.-Sermon. Path," Job. 3978. I. debted one of his loth no conception. has not so much as tion's wheps have no (1) The fierce (old) based that way. I. beads to wisdom. (2) Dr. Guster made no values. (3) Real value having this young go- and life. SHILLOH RAPTET CHURCH - S. B. this service. - H will greatly strenge grand. The Superintendent and given you. - Provides a long time. The young men will hold the Service. Devotional and inspiring financial banner. At 11 a. m. - a rendered so as to prepare one's own money for the church. Rev. L. A. - let us be there and hear our church draw, subject "Weeping and Re- sing. 9:30 a. m. in -Sunday School opened teacher. Teachers present. An in- firm number on time for opening and closing time on time and hurry to Sunday School. 10:14 a. m. — Choir assembly Press services led by officers. Fete of the members, crowd late. TO THE PILGRIMS After the most interest Home of The Pilgrim Order as July 7-10. I am by my will be found at the same ol in any way I can. The Grand Old Order with assistance of $243,693. let each member buy alms North Texas reaches her qu Yours in ELLIE W. Pilgrim Group Expert Cleaning and Fressing Suits Might to Measure TO THE PILGRIMS OF NORTH TERRE the most interesting occasion of The The Ancient Order of Pilgrims, at W 7-10. I am again assigned to North T ound at the same old guard ready to so I can Grand Old Order still leads in SOU s of $243,680. The Temple is be member busy himself or herself in six axes reaches her quota. Yours in L. B. C. ELLIS W. BENN PILGRIM Com. Benner & Omaa Brushing and Frosting to Measure Ladies' Fancy Clic Pressing a Special TO THE PILGRIMS OF NORTH TEXAS! After the most interesting session of The Supreme Home of The Ancient Order of Pilgrims, at Waco, Tex. you will again assigned to North Texas and will be found at the same old guard ready to serve you in any way I can. The Grand Old Order still leads in SOLVENCY with assets of $243,698$2. The Temple is before us, let each member buy himself or herself in seeing that North Texas reaches her notes. Expert Cleaning, and Pressing Ladies' Fancy Cleaning and Suits High to Measure Pressing a Specialty "BAELLARD TAILORING SERVICE" McMILLAN BUILDING Newly opened in Your Neighborhood, Courtesy, and Fairness PHONE H-9954 2314 HALL, ST. 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Shilliams lead in collections. Gov- torial number, taking part in quiet and talking in 7:30 p. m.-Sermon. Rev. Thom- pson. T拜拜您, here. therefore. Sermon. T拜拜您, here. besides in the Lords, wholly accept- able which is a reasonable part of the brief sermon. Don't forget to see Slater Young. Come and worship with us. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. Merritorious Printing and Designing CLASSIFIED ADS AGENTS — WRITE FOR FREE SAMPLER Sell, Madison "Better Made" Shirts for large Manufacturer direct to: wearer. No capital or experience required. Many earn $100 weekly and bonus. MADISON MFG. CO. 501 Broadway, New York 1-17-17 OF NORTH TEXAS! Living session of the Supreme Tees of Pilgrims at Water, Texa- signed to North Texas and guard ready to serve you will leads in SOLVENCY The Temple is before us if or herself in seating that tota. L. B. C. RENN other 6. Texas Ladies' Pancy Cleaning and Pressing a Specialty Your Neighborhood, and Fairness 2314 HALL, ST. Texas deliver your clothes... H. BALLARD, Prop. --- Well folks, since the Grand lodges, excursions, bathing girl revues and whatnots are about over and we have started on the last lap vues and whatnots are about over of the old year let us make as good a finish as we did start and end this old year in such a way that it can go down in history as one full of prosperity and good luck. Now is the time to plan for the future swing to the fact that we now can expect, where as before we could only hope, we must at all times be up and ready to grasp whatever comes in our reach. We can expect now, before long, things that our forefathers were even afraid to think of. Old Man Pacts plans to give you a group of dealers soon who have your wants and want your trade, why buy your needs from merchants who want even consider your newspaper as a good medium of advertising goods, those dealers who do advertise have goods as good as you will find any place and at the right price. Mention the Dallas Express when answering advertising and not the best results. THE CITY USHERS UNION OF DALLAS WILL hold their Second Annual Convention at the ST. JAMES'S, M. B. CHURCH July 14, 1925 Uthers of All Demonstrations a. to be represented 1860. J. BERKSHAM, Post. A. W. BRIGGS, Secy. BOTH FIGHTERS EXPECT TO WIN AS FIGHTS DRAWS NEAR Battling Morceau and Battling Morceau we will need to be a match Wednesday. Jet 11, 11:30 a.m., training hard for the fight. Both teams are soon as possible, cue bopping so the opponent can in less than the full game. ODD FELLOWS LOWS SPECIAL TRAIN Southern Pacific ODD FELLOWS SPECIAL TRAIN Official Route for Entrances to Grand Lodge at Houston, August 3rd. Northern Pacific Lines have been se- sical route to Houston account Order of Odd Fellows' Grand August 3 to 8. trip tickets on the Identification man will be on sale August 1 to 3 final return limit of Aug. 10th. dificate slip must be presented to ent to secure the round trip is from Paris and Wolf City. ticket agent to route ticket over between Dallas and Houston. Del- on the M. K. T. should do like- The Southern Pacific located as the official row Grand United Order of Lodge meeting August Round trip ticket Certificate Plan will be inclusive-with final retu The Southern Pacific Lines have been selected as the official route to Houston account Grand United Order of Odd Fellows' Grand Lodge meeting August 3 to 8. Round trip tickets on the Identification Certificate Plan will be on sale August 1 to 3 inclusive with final return limit of Aug. 10th. The pink Certificate slip must be presented to your ticket agent to secure the round trip rate. Delegates from Paris and Wolf City should have ticket agent to route ticket over S. P. Lines between Dallas and Houston. Delegates going on the M. K. T. should do likewise. SCHEDULE SOUTHEAST LINES PACIFIC TRY OUR NEW HOFFMAN STRAIGHT EIGHT FOR MAIN CREATIONS CHESTER PARK TAILORING CO. M B ANDERSON PHONE 8-1200 SINGER SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE VIEW AND USED MACHINES WE HIRE, SELL, HONOR REPAIR OR TRAD GEO. V. WATTON Phone Y-6916 2017 Elm St. Dallas, Texas YOUR OPPORTUNITY This ad will enroll You DALLAS BUSINESS INSTITUTE of short-hand, typwriting, book- keeping, accounting. Short summer courses now open with you, only a limited number accepted. Very low interest. These two fighters fought to a fast ten round draw a few weeks later, but the result in one being able to K. O. J. Smith was a bit more impressive, who judge that he had been before a joke, and the all-attack and weaknesses. Mattling Monsoon who was formerly a heavyweight, and all full light heavyweight at Dallas in the idot of the Patties stable with the best record. Batting Norfolk is—well-known in Nashville and Throughout Tennessville, and in a night—heavy weight of the ball. Norfolk is a comfortable contender for Norfolk's top spot. Miss Ethel Davis Walks off With Bathing Revue Honors as Two Thousand Look on.. Texas Towns PINEBANK--Sunday, July 16, 2014 Were on duty, Tuesday morning, well at work and we were able to attend a lecture, Sunday morning, and a luncheon at the Knights of Columbus, Grand Dame of the Knights in the city, and in doing so we were able to spot a job list. The little Residents which under the supervision of the Knights were on the job list. LA, is visiting Nim Mee, W. E. W. W. their future home. CALISTINE--Bryce point, July 16, 2014 We are on a world trip and a world event, Sunday evening, of South Union N. H. is conducting a visit of Texas and their annual Dinner Chapel in Smith Co. The Dinner Chapel is one of the most interesting places to visit in Texas. Rick that—Mrs. T. Phillips, Mr. W. Finely and Mr. McNeal, Rev. R. Taylor was in Grapeland Boud day attending the Sunday School convention. The Mid Summer Meeting of the Women of the A. M. E. church of the State will be held here in August. Miss L. Franklin of St. Louis is visiting her sister Mrs. D. Howard. Miss L. Moshu left last Monday evening for R. Louis to visit related: Miss L. W. Massey is visiting her sister Mrs. Z. Strong of Jonesbore, Ark. ALTO—Rev J. W. Presley was at his post. Rev. R. Shaw preached the sermon for the W. H. M. Mrg. I. Mallory has returned home from Jefferson. Mrs. L. M. Brown has returned home from Houston, Texas. Mr. O. Jackson of Jacksonville, Texas is in the city's visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. King's baby was drowned Tuesday and was died in the New Hope Cemetery. C. Sharks in the city visiting family. St. Louis, in good place. Mr. I won the banner. The missionary was good. Mr. A. Lee is on the next side. The Green and wife were�ed. Mrs. M. A. Lard of Dallas in the city. Mrs. H. Cope and daughter left for Rusk. Turse Sunday. LETKIN — Services at all June churches were good. Quite a number went to Kettly. Yoga Sunday. Mr. A. and R. Y. P. U. met at the usual hour. The conversation will begin at New Zion Friday night. BROWNWOOD—Service was well. The revival that has been in progress at the M. E. E. church for the process, closing Sunday night. Mr. Alice Hoses, one of the pioneers of the American Church of the New York, was fulfilled by Rev. W. W. Washington at Mr. Zion. Baptist played two games with Bullifer and the two games with Bullifer. The Rev. W. W. Washington. The Angle. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Hose Smith. Last week a fine girl, Mother and child, from the country. In the New York, last stagnation in the New York State. St. W. E. Clark was in Colorado Springs, Colo. last week. In the New York, the Rev. W. E. Hoster from Devalon, Hoo R. A. Hoster from Devalon, Mrs. W. H. Cross from M. M. R. R. R. and Mrs. M. M. R. R. Luke and family of Browndow but recently of Dallas. Tieegh's New York Devalon, Miss Olivia - Miss Theft after their plaster and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. Smith and bulldoz. Mrs. T. M. Smith and bulldoz. Mr. M. A. H. H. Arrivats: Deputy J. H. Allen, Mrs. J. V. Daley, Greenville, Mrs. Iberia, Davis, Dallas, Mrs. Amy Johnson and daughter, Play David son, Wichita Falls; J. C. Pruitt, Pickton; Ed Pletcher, Winshبور‎; Lana Pinney, Mrs. Whitmore, Dallas, George Ellis, Okia, K. Pamela, Mrs. C. D. Jones, R.A. Mayo, W.A. Rev. and Mrs. Fuller, Forey; Mrs. E. Dillucham, Dallas Rev. and Mrs. J. D. Davis, Killore, Rick, list, Mrs. Fannie Carroll, and Henry Mitchell. TYLER — The Revival conducted by Dr. Bell of Dallas at St. James C.M.E. church closed last Tuesday night. It was a success fin- endially and spiritually. Reverenders were made to the church. The sweet singing was conducted. Rev. Williams of Dallas. Thrs. Is it to be congratulated for our service provided in the year 1900 when The Youth Ladies Uplifting Club met June 10 with Mr. J. R. Pettiford in the 1900s? Mr. J. R. Rosey President, Mostones M. A. Watters, Walton, David W. Warren, Thickens Group, and Hamilton, L. C. Crawford, McDaniel, Benn and Nettie. While they attended the State Federation, Miss White made a hit on the public members of the McDaniels, was elected, as one of the State Officers. The interest of the U.S. of Mr. G. W. Wife of Dallas is in the chal不起 Mr. G. W. Wife of Dallas is in the chal not to be Mr. K. Mowley and Bshay, left Friday to visit her state Mrs. P. W. Wife, who were where they carried Rev. Hell and Dr. Williams home overland. Mr. P. W. Wife Brightower have returned from the Pierce's Conclave at Waco. Mr. W. Wife The new book is on the city's visit of Dallas is in the city The New N. Bradley, Mrs. A. A. W. Wife, who were The Sanfied Convocation at Dallas last week. Mrs. D. C. McInnes, Mr. W. Wife In P.W. Worth, Texas A. I. House, Amended the dedication service at the City The New P.W. Wife for the new Friday night Rev. Wallace, a senior of the North Texas day event of Dr. A. B. Senate the returned from Washington. In the city's return to the city's Mr. W. Wife, Mr. and Mrs. J. Rich W. W. Wife, Mr. and Mrs. J. Rich Mr. and son Bernard Mr. and son Richard K. Mowley Mr. and Mr. and son David W. Wife, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Flannion of D.R. The Texas were in the city's The most of Mr. and Mrs. Ed All Stars played a series of games last week. The visitors won the best two out of three. Mrs. Chemo and son of Los Angeles California in the city-belting relatives. The Ladies of Mills chapel C. M. E. church served a 6 o'clock dinner Saturday evening to a large crowd. A neat sum of $26 was realized. The Concert gives last Tuesday night at True View with Mrs. Richardson directed was quite a swell affair. Mrs. Hogg has returned from St. Louis leaving his son in the Bantlerman Mrs. T. Jones is improving. Mrs. O. Molly has returned from Austin leaving her brother Rev. Butler conveyancing. Mrs. H. Roark and daughter Raydell is in the city visiting relatives and friends. Rev. Stephens pastor of Pleasant FANNIE=Ivo Simpson of the Fannie Fund, a good friend of me and a good supporter of W. M. Jones and Friday Jr. Friedman on the 4th. The Pollinies Friedman on the 4th. The Pollinies vival. Reb. Christopher is doing good work. Hey. Peterson, pafor-of-Antiloch. H. church preached two years ago. Last Sunday, Collin was 123.90. The cat has been changed a new ford car. Mrs. Nettie Lynn and Miss Kattie Abbey was taken to. lihihoma. City Hospital. International. 41st Day Express, the leading Negro paper in the South. See Miss Vorans. VOTHI—Sunday was a high day at Mr. Zion Baptist church. S. B conducted by Sept. H. W. Lone at 2:30 A. M. Jeffreys and steachers present. 23 visitors from St. Baum's Church were�. Sept. H. Davidson taught class. No. 1, which was the banner class collection 14.00 Mrs. Gertrude Henderson taught class. No. 2. And the. Present to. 10. The. Taught class. No. 3. The St. Nausolee, furnished music with Mrs. Adams as chariotz for Mr. Zion. P.S. A. Rev. Mr. G. G. Fin. P.C. baptized two converts at 2:00 o'clock Sunday morning. After the 11 o'clock sermon by Rev. Gritin Mr. P. S. Prescott of Shubham, the first chariot to. B. B. Dr. Curtis was ordained as deacon for Mr. Zion, conducted by Rev. L. V. Sherman. The Logds supper was administered Sunday night. The For the present form of the church, Mr. Zion is very rated as for the present for the year of the school. Ranger—The Annual Mid-Summer Meeting of the Conference Branch of the West Texas Conference met at the A. M. E. church. The guests were made welcome by all denominations. Rev. J. E. Brown, part of the Church's spared non-paine in putting the program over the wellness height, the local program, and theWelcome address were delivered as follows: Mr. Lottie Jiles, in behalf of St. Paul Baptist church, in behalf of Macdonals Baptist church by Rev. W. D. Davis, In behalf of the Ranger College School, Mrs. M. O. Wat Lioness, Lioness, and the welcome is to hold the Lioness at a M.E.E. church. Mrs. M. C. Watkins favored us with this last year's New Year's Day and was in Miss Genea Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Troy Sanders served 7 o'clock dinner to a number of the delegates from the Pinkston High School. Mr. Pinkston has returned from South, Texas. Rev. A. G. Menoran has closed his for the carnival at the Second Rap- list church. Pastor Davis preached well, 45 day. President of the Society of the Davis uniting in her work, J. L. Slims made quick tried to get World S�- Misses to the Rukin's. In the first month of the plight, he to go to their home at Bremond and meet their sisters who are arriving from New York. The first day was the last day of the New Year's Day. Alison's residence on Marston at the New Year's Day was left on the loft, leaving a show with the two children. The trip by arriving at Mrs. M. C. Watkins's home where an ice cream house will be set up for the new year. The treatments of the store must miss the train. DENTSON Rev. F. H. Davis delivered a wonderful message at 11:30 a.m. Rev. Joe Bensham of Chicago. I preached a very important message to Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. W. Austin returned from the Annual Conclave at Waco. He was re-elected Supreme Court of the State of New York, the first of the first. He was well known in the minister's world. If you have a good time with me, you'll come to call 522 W. Your paper will come, let me have your schematic for the Dallas Res- xres 3 months, 4 months, or a RANTLAND Rev. Donle the pastor of Smith's Chapel Ad M. Church was in Ranger, Friday, and preached for the sisters of the Mid-summer Conference. Dr. J. H. Warnham was in Eastland Sunday night. Dr. Warnham called in to see little William Jr. the young son of Rev. and Mrs. William Jr. J. H. Warnham, the first of the first. He had a long time from the 9th Ancelo District to the El Paso District because of the P. E. and the pastors of Ranger, and Warnham went to Eastland Sunday night. Theologist, who has had a long time, and found the pastor preaching to the benches and the members sitting in their cars. The good Dr. told the writer that he would give the writer to theologist to the last month. Dr. Warnham told the members of Eastland that they must stand by the church, that must church was just what they made it and the pastor to make it, what to should be. DUNCAN OKla—Yes, we want to play any Bass Hall Club in Texas or Oklahoma. We are the Duncan All Stars, played by team 9th season tost 1. If you want to write a book with Mr. Partie's D. A. B. Bass Hall Club. Duncan, OKla, or call 543. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1925 An interval of a few seconds, elapsed between the appearance of each so-that the judge, who were seated where they could command good view of each contest from, the time of her entry till she did, appeared behind the screen before the dressing room, could make note of all of the points upon which both decisions were based. Mrs Lee herself saw to it that the name of each was currently listed on the pad of each judge. Each of the costumes was lovely and each contant with one exception bore herself with becoming grace and posed to advantage with in the view of the whole audience. The costumes of an many shades, colors and styles as there were contestants, praise of $ in gold was won by Miss Herbaline Silman. Other prizes were awarded as follows: Miss Eatherina, new, herbalite, Miss Hockie Holden, hat-box, Miss Hockie Holden, new, all the home of Mrs. Batty Mac, Colton, vanity set; Mrs. Delay, herbalite, Miss Hockie Holden, new, and the other. Miss Hockie Holden, with underwear, Miss Elmer, both Williams, Lotlie, Perrin, Elverlyn, Calhoun, Enestine Hockburn, Lathonia, Bennett, Katherine Hubert, Lords Crittenden, Laverns Penny, Zilpha Blutt and Mattie Enger received season passes to the pool and credit slips for M. R. Lee cream. There were two special numbers on the program of which one was a dance by Miss Olivia Dunn. The prizes were awarded by Mrs. Lee at the close of the program. M. Gordon Holland, Capt. Holland, W.E. First Regiment key of the hand Ilias, Texas, passed been organized card, early Saturday—by Prof. A. A. R. heart failure. 28th, 1946. 1st, 1946. Heart failure was a fall in Knight of his beloved given him. H. H. heart and soul Commanding Gen. of the 1st-day. 2nd, 1946. August 15th, a patient to: Robinson. Every of the Grand Lodge. Uniform: Hank personally conduct. Funeral: M. H. of a person: the 1st-day. 1st, 1946. offers a meeting Rev. Dr. Young, a 1st in sweet to: He was laid you love. Lind cemetery. ACHERS REPORT ONE HUN RATE TEACHERS SECRETAR RAT PRAISED. and citizens of Dal's Mr. Committee on the State Associa- Teachers of Texas, 5 HUNDRED DOL's refery of the STATE a amount covers work among the membership fees that who has been- by them up to 10 dals. Other members DEMERSHIPS that are: Mrs. A. R. by the State Teach- McCall, Mrs. A. R. this year, at two Nell's, Rh. the 1st-day. 2nd, 1946. have no trouble in will hear-from Sunday, Holland was Mr. King Mr. and Mr. Daly's. Mr. Daly's. Mr. Daly's. Mr. Daly's. Mr. Daly's. Mr. Daly's. Mr. Daly's. Mr. Daly's. Hard K of P, Dallas, Texas, passed been organized, several years ago from labor to reward, early Batured by Prof. A. A. Smith of this city, day morning, June 4th, 1925 from The highest hours to be accorded acute attack of heart failure for 2 a fallen knight, and soldier were years at the head of his bestowed given him. Staff officers present, organization, gave heart and soul Commanding General Donifer, Chief for its advancement. In spite of ad- Engineer Eugene Turner, Col. Brawvices from his physician, he refuses to fly. Col. Jim Talbert, Lieut. Col. led to remain at home, but went to Robinson. Every department of the the Waco session of the Grand Lodge. Uniform, Hank was represented, so that he could personally conduct Funeral services were held, at the putting over of a program he thet A. M. R. Church, sermon by had hoped for. In officers' meeting Nov. Dr. Young, able pastor of Beth-be, the DALLAS TEACHERS REPORT ONE - HUNDRED DOLLARS TO STATE TEACHERS' SECRETARY - PROFESSOR T. W. PRATT PRAISED. LADONIA — Rev. E. R. Clark reached at Wesley Chapel C.M. E. church Sunday July 5. The W. H. M. R. met with Mrs. Loyce King on the 6th Rev. Thorne, R. C. of Rheted Baptist church has begun his meeting there for a few days. Aunt Jenny Green an old citizen of Ladons died at her home weat of town Friday night July 10th. Rev. Sam Bracken of Paris preached the funeral at Mt. Theon on the 12th, she was a member of Golden Green Lodge. No 2nd Heraines of Jericho She leaves five daughters, eight sons and a heart of grand children and friends. The main is given by the Different churches of the Rev. W. H. was quite awarded this to Mr. R. Sawlny School truck. Mrs. Minne. Stone was never of the day. birth of the day. Born: to Mr. and Mrs. Shell Jackson a one boy, Miss Smith Smith of Herton is visiting Mrs. Spanking does not cure children of BED-WETTING. Don't blame the child; there is a cause for this trouble. If your children are affected, try Mr. Summer's home treatment for bed-wetting, which has proved a blessing to hundreds of families. Ask your drug therapist, or send a free FREE TREAT by a dentist, The Sunshine Medical Co. Boy, B. South Bend, Ind. on the sick Inf. Mrs. Evangelia Edwards is attending the grandmother's week. Mr. B. C. Owens visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marblehare week and each a real pleasure Sunday just go out and play in the park, which brings a holiday AMARILLO—Services at the C.M.E.E. church were good Sunday. The pastor, Rev. J. M. Fountain was at his post both morning and evening; three occasions to the church. The hen barbecues given by the Stewardship Board Nov. 2 was written as success. $22.00 was rated. Stewardship Board Nov. 4 held an interesting session last Tuesday at the parsonage, Mrs. E. Williams was called to. Gainville to the bed side of her mother. Mrs. Gertie. Bell. Dyer has returned Honey Grove. Mrs. Jemette Grey. in home from Ortiz, Mr. E. D. Raundera of Honey Grove. Teens in here visiting his sister Mrs. E. E. John. From the Palmum Reese of the New Mexico passed through the city enroute to Wellington Raundera. Mr. W. M. Reese made a quick trip to Wellington Kansas Sunday. Mrs. Mary Moore passed through the city enroute to Santa Barbara, California. Save $ 5 cents for the Express. ROCKPATES, Quite a number of, of the most distinguished men in Hawaii, have been born here, ought to the destiny of the future. Mr. Joseph, upon his birth, and here he embarked, with features Mr. McCormick, William, and Frank, from Burlington and Oklahoma City a spent and greedy. Here to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph, and Riley are忙着, New Hope on the Gabriel last Monday of Duluth, Mr. and Mrs. Riley are to the city to the day. Mr. W. McCormick last week. Rev. Elmer, a able to be on scrubs, Mr. R. I. H. Smith is in Granger and had attended services all day. All Almanac services were good, and all Granger services were good. K and H. V. P. I. member present. 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At 6 P. M. R. Y. P. U. was well attended at 3 P. M. Rev. A. D. Parkes preached a, noble serman. Remarks were made by H. J. T. M. Hott. Rev. Smith was out of the city Sunday. Quite a number of his members were with us Miss G. Martiel Roberts is in the city visiting her mother Mrs. U. Roberts. Mrs. A. Rickard of All-bone is in the city visiting her cousin Mrs. A. Glover. Mrs. O. White is on the sick list. Mr. Roberts left Monday for New Antonio and Pt. Worth. Texas where he will visit friends. JAKR IS A SOUL SAVENR CHICAGO, July 11—Jun 1st is needed to save this equal amount to the non-profits. Harry Wells has of the British army and once a member of the Prince of Wales. The Eleventh in further opinion that a woman is necessarily lost because she has discarded her apts and eleven life is of the opinion, however, that women should be considered as adaptability of their own. They are not to be as likely to be a system of their gates more. Interest study of their figures instead of the style book. EXCELSIOR MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION Dallas, Texas EXCELSIOR MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION H. Strickland, Pres. S. Cofield, Sec'r. TUSKEGER INSTITUTE SUMMER QUARTER Jun 1 - August 1 k. Twelve weeky work in the nation. Engagements made in Boston and胶东 Diploma. Certificates extend. at summer 44. Abe Instructor in English. B. M. GROBERT, OBE. FES OF ORD OF TUIP been Greatest Work with Greatest Ten Weeks New York, NY - New York University New York, NY - New York University Six weeks Assist in registration six days a week. Twelve weeks work in the field of education. Req. Bachelor's degree in Diploma and toward a College College Diploma. Certificates extend. Adequate equipment, wholesome Reservoirs, Equipment Trucks, R. R. MOTOR, Reduced RATES on OR ROUND TRIP. REBUCED RATES on OR ROUND TRIP. Identification Plans Here Have Grown. Write it. HOW TO MAKE OTHERS LOVE YOU Chance male white male black women white women black boy white boy black boy white boy black he (chance) he (chance) he (chance) wife white wife black husband white husband black WOLF-FF-REV. O. L. Gilmore was at his post Sunday. Mrs. Thomas and James Morwood of Dalles spent Sunday with Mr. H. W. Cage. Little, Mrs. A. Thomas and brother returned to the home in Dallas. Mrs. L. Lofkin and Gamble motored to Dallas. Mrs. Wilson and L. Pane visited in Celina and Greenville, Texas. Mr. W. Cage was at the city. Mr. H. Valters is on the sick list. Mr. Clark is in the city visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Clark. Mr. and Mrs. C. Dickerson were in Greenville, Texas. Wednesday. AVINGER-REV. A. Austin was at his post Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Perkins were the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Allen Sunday event. Means Irbin and Arlator Cummings were the guest of Misses and daughter Miss Pinkie L. Moore were the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Royal Sunday. Mrs. O. Turner and children spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents and their children from Mr. A. Todd was the guest of Mrs. H. Allen Sunday. Miss O. Allen spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Allen. Mrs. T. Williams of Conilson was a son of Mrs. A. and Mrs. H. and Mrs. H. R. Birdsong. M. Kim: Rye, Dent, 437. (Englewood, N.J., June 19) THE FEDERAL STOCKS EXCHANGE No greater force is working to glorify the womanhood of our Race than Madam C. J. Walker's Wonderful Hair and Skin Preparations. Our eighteen world renowned articles, made and sold by members of our own Race, are daily relieving stubborn scalp diseases, stimulating the growth, increasing the length, softening and thickening short, stubborb, thin, unsightly hair, clearing complexions, smoothing, softening and preserving skin. We tell you, Madam C. J. Walker through her preparations, if for no other reason, remains yet, the greatest benefactress of William College, College Ohio, July 4-16, Minn. Q. 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Moore, of Dillis in the city visiting Mrs. L. Allen, Mrs. H. Johnson engrained. Mrs. C. Harper, Mrs. Dept. Sunday afternoon to honor of Mrs. R. Moore. LAWTON, ONT. — Service were good at day at Nathansham Hospital. Church, R. N. and R. Y. P. U were well attended. How, Kirk launched a wonderful sermon and another end at night services. Rev. Kirk used wife-however, to Lawton services were good. 20 day at Gail's Baptist Church, R. K. and R. Y. P. and were well attended. At 11:00, 5000 Rev. E. H. Washington projected a public service and as well as night service. Rev. and Wife have never toརton for their future home. Rev. Washington said have connected their membership with Gallegis Hospital Church for Mr. E. Church at New�. The Church and R. N. Church, R. N. was well attended. Poster they were well in the city in the interest of the Sons and Daughters of Mercy. The Mollusse are attending the conversal tion at Dalles. Mr. D. Clark of sherman was in the city Sunday visiting friends. Mrs. E. Banks of California has been visiting her husband. GAUSE-ED. R. was well attended at Zion盈利社 church Sunday Rev. W. R. Barber presided on a big war men. Deacon S. Thompson was delegate to the Association at Haarne last week, he made an ex- cellent report. Quite a number of members of Zion Baptist church attended the Association. Mrs. E. Long was in the city Saturday. SWIFTWATH — Sunday was a high day at Little Zion Baptist Church. Services were well attended of New. Campbellview, the post Mrs. O. Harvey of Los Angeles California has been visiting her and sister-in-law. Mrs. L. G. Burney will leave this week for Mar- lin where she will visit her mother the will also visit her sister in Wichita Falls, Texas. Mrs. J. W. Stanley is on the gick list. Mr and Mrs. Ed Pierce of Boston, to Arizona were in the city visiting friends. Mrs. Joe Cates has as her guest her mother of Port Arthur. Ruby Vednon entertained her club with an enjoyable social Friday night. 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All of the Revival closed Sunday night,�iahting five candidates. Pro: H. J. Jones, the returning from Kansas City, Mo. where he has been visiting Mrs. A. Davis has returned from New York. Where he has returned from the United States where she has been visiting Mrs. M. M. and Mr. Mr. Prover, Mr. M. M. and Mr. Mr. Prover, Mr. M. M. and Mr. Mr. Prover are in the thick of the M. W. Walton Team for the next day. DELLIN—R. R. was well attended with a total of 40 scholars at 11 o'clock Rev. Nathan preached a high-level Rev. in the Valley of North Texas. The seventeen years of the breached a wonderful serenous Sunday afternoon. Visitors were in the other country. Mr. **CAMPEL, BILL.-M., and Mrs. M.** Campbell, Bill, and Mrs. M. Campbell, both biblical missionaries, were the guest of Mrs. A. Hankey, Bethelite, Texas, Mrs. M. Thomas, Bethelite, Texas, Mrs. M. Thompson, week with her daughter, Mrs. M. Thomas, week with her daughter, Mrs. M. Thomas, week with her daughter, Mrs. M. L. 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