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MAN AND WIFE KILLED Odd Fellows Force an Election With Riddle Under Impeachment Charges A CHAMPION OF JUSTICE A MESSENGER OF HOPE VOL. 23 Odd F Riddle HOWARD ALUMNI DEN AT MASS HOWARD ALUMNI DEMAND DISMISSAL OF DURKEE AT MASS MEETING RECENTLY EDITOR AND WIFE KEPT ST. LOUIS PROTESTS SEG IN MISSISSIPPI JAIL REGATION EFFORTS MERIDIAN, Mira, AUG. — *A. N. P.*—KRIEPTER D. Burd, Torre editor of *The Southern Founder* and editor of *The Southern Founder* and editor of *The Southern Northeast Capital*, also president of the Cotton Blowover Beauty College, the Cotton Blowover Beauty College, Business Liaison, in itself, in that United States mail to defend. *H. A. Durr was an agent for a wholesale grocery. He meedling direct to a store, where he was first he placed advertisement in a newspaper, adding some of the special ads, adding some of the special ads. DURHAM, N. C., AUG. 15—A. N. The Drama of Modern Education was enacted in this city on July 15, 1972, at the University of nature drawn from the Delta State of Minnesota to the rocky ridges of Tennessee and visitors of the National Association of Teachers in the Mountain State, the general public interested specta- Founded by W. E. King. BROWN & STEVENS BANK SOLD AT AUCTION PHILADELPHIA, Pa. - May 18-19, 2014, the north corner of Broad and Lombard Strea Formerly Bankers' Bank, was offered by the Sheriff's Office and on for-eclosure of one of the properties, a very good wood-fired feet on Broad Street by ninety-foot on Alley, and on Alley and on the top of which contains three apartments, the first floor the 5th; and on the first floor the 8th; and on the first floor the 9th. The Dallas Express Continued on Page 2 "The Republican Party Is The Ship, All Bise Is The Sea."—red Douglas. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1925 St. Louis, Mo. Aug. 18% (A-N, P) purpose of protecting the property of the St. Louis community was city was bird bait, Monday night at St. Paul A. M., Church, wchrch and neighborhood organizations here to colored people in cobbocks Brook grassland the Holt who is profiled in the book *The Colored House*. Cobbocks counselors are already located. The meeting will defend fund to right the encroachments being made by the inter-communal Minister the inter-communal Minister League and the St. Louis Negro In- firmation League. MISSOURI MOB LYNCHES ANOTHER DALLAS WHITES FILE SUIT TO BAR SALE OF LOTS TO NEGROES DALLAS, Texas, Aug. 18—Allegiance is threatening to sell all of its properties to Narcissus, Mrs. Bertha Garfield and Mrs. Barbara Garfield, for Tuesday praying for a temporary company from executing its alleged proposed sales. HERS HOLD NATIONAL DURHAM well as to execute orders brought out for them, C. C. Staundon, on booking, the business men produced their services and a U.P. Department of Business Education, John M. dandy of Villegas, in the Southern District, for the satisfactory provision in the South for the international offence and the interaction between Nazis, administration and the South. The association also exchanged its interest in the commission of experts leading upon the philosophy of Nazism and its production as an Association of the South. Hot Harring, Ark, the next all of the twelve-months, intertwining the business, commercial and financial functions of the firm in its magnificent life-building groups and George Washington Life insurance and work and life insurance companies. The North Carolina Monthly Life Insurance Company, the New York National Life Insurance Company, the National Knee Knee Insurance Company, the National Knee Knee Insurance Company, unparalleled elsewhere. One of the delegates remarked, threatened on Friday, that the company so generously and baso, so kindly and generously, that we shall all be provided sales. Tommie and Clara Crawford are Victims in Early Morning Tragedy, Skayer Arrested — Double Funeral Held From Family Home URGE LEAGUE DELEGATES TO GET CERTIFICATES TO TRAIN NEGRO SOPRANO FOR GRAND NEW TORK, N. Y. August 15-17 New York police to be in force in New York to investigate a computers in the public audition and contests, the police said. 113-112 West Fort-Clark street, the courtyard of instruction in grief and sorrow, West Fort-Clark street, West Fort-Clark avenue, noted tense, Ferrant-Curtains, noted tension, who overwrote the investigation in the Operational Open House, noted the treason, noted the violence, will make immediately following the re- sponsible person involved in the successful investigation, will make continuous effort to investigate the inflicted person, will present evidence in "Alice," a personal communication in which a N.Y. police officer conducted an investigation, which a N.Y. police officer conducted an investigation in "Alice," a personal communication in which a N.Y. police officer conducted an investigation THANK MAYOR AND OFFICER FOR AVERTING NEW YORK, N. Y., Aug. 16— nine of thanks have been given and pledges of support to the Charles Green of Jettle Creek, Missouri. The team is commanded by A. Poore, Commanding officer in promoting action in suppressing what is race persecution and white audience attacks. The Catholics Branch reported that upon the lifting of the ban against soldiers being in town, no further trouble was expected. J.P. Goodwin Librarian University of Texas Austin, Tex. E KI press Election ment Regularities and Begs For Single Sigtenhorst Delivers G Ghost." House Thrown "Steam-Roller" Precision allowed to Report Until Clos made themselves home as the male and women on the realism and romance of the book, being said, so given was the duo were looking on, with questioning were listening on, with questioning on our course, piloted by James Lyons for directions as to how to there that widespread dis- treatment with the course purported to be the realism, by the statement of one of the were admittedly committed to the "there was no need of doing that Order." That is the first that then the story of the Glen Loake and grandmaster James T. B. Warner for that theme. elected on that afternoon). H. G. Oe- gerson, grandmaster James T. B. Warner grandmaster James T. B. Warner Grand Treasurer, A. H. Mine, Grand grandmaster James T. B. Warner Secretary Dr. J. H. Mose- tion, W. Pratt and F. M. Johnson, A. H. Mine, F. Starkes and P. F. Trini Committee Appointed Wednesday Morning TWO MORE HOUSTON MARTYRS FREED 10. F. 19, Watson, Nationwide for the Admiration of the Avenues, New York, that two more former 11th Infantry officers, New York, duces the number still held from the original. It is the 11th anniversary of the number of paroles from the line N. the A. A. P. and on occasion a petition to President Coolidge. The latest paroles are announced to the N. A. A. P. C. King. Asking Parole Officer at Port Leavantworth, Kansas, W. Wash Adams, released under the supervision of J. Thomas Wash Adams, released under the supervision of Miyon T. Holmes Henry L. Chembath, under the supervision of Myron T. Holmes Henry L. Chembath, under the supervision of Myron T. Holmes HAITIAN PATRIOT DIES NEW YORK, June 14—(A, N. P.) The cause of Haitian freedom was dealt a stern blow this Week when the United States invaded the Republic of the Haitian. Union of the most strentuous and insatiable enemies of the island. Inflame the war, France and to the Vatican. He expands the purpose for the assault of arousing contests against the American military. American marine commander in Haitian in the United States in 1837 and in the United States in 1838, through the insistence of his allies. DISTINCTIVE IN SERVICE ALWAYS PROGRESSIVE PRICE FIVE CENTS NUMBER 37 With charges McGrath Verifies $28,000 Speech For Riddle Mak- lt as Ewing Takes Gavel Officers. Auditors De- f Session The main theme of his address and speech was that of a man with a heart, with the condition of the Order, with the building and the temple. He stated in part that: BUSINESS LEAGUE FOR STATE OF SECTION HAND GETS LARGE ESTATE (P. N. B.) EAGUE STARTS FUND TE ORGANIZATION BUSINESS LEAGUE STARTS FUND FOR STATE ORGANIZATION BUSINESS LEAGUE STARTS FUND FOR STATE ORGANIZATION of 4 wr/1 of hour The league was especially inter- Continued on Page 4 Grand Masters Gave Makes Recommendations - POSTERITA, O. Aug. 11 - El-Lahiri, the Baltimore and Ohio railroad company, sent to $2,689 settlement. Upon receipt of the settlement, the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and its subsidiaries and joint ventures will be forced to forfeit that company and the Fortune that came with it. It is said that efforts to locate more than $200 million in property was found in Fortune's monthly magazine. A word was pressed against Manik's name in New York. After coming to Fortune in New York, it is said that Manik was an attacker of progeny when he sent a letter to the firm in New York City telling him to send walt with delight and his imminent death. Noc. N. L. Price delivered his work on the Tuesday night and very vividly, economic advantage can be built from the picture of the powerful power of the workers' work work can be accomplished by fort along all lines of business State League Interschol program for better education This reason of the state legislature is for the better organization of the State League, which will be the program the members of the State League will be to be used in its organization work. The organization should that it be to be about a question of relations between the State League and the State League through this organization and that our business must be related and that our business must be related to their efforts may be made in the entire state. The organization is required for the league on Tuesday morning and literary tales of the Hear Dr . S. Douglass McDuftie at Bethel A. M. E. Church, Sunday NN INNS SS, eh | o <r e a = i Ga Ss tl | The IS LH “TEXAS = a ii | 5 etl NEWS = =i as iz eacey t ~ Associated Negro i | Sees : am Z S| oaas : Res EXPRESS is et ena pinoy. * : Sa “tin | = |i ees te aa sa =H Iw the Country iI eet | I ¥ 7 Rete 3 tree i ; face Ywo p= | a h a peso lated siren trite Mh ae See Es eee mee "many delegates and eee a eae ieee artes Yeonin. hoster, ioe Seteaica ee bis. wor sr ee Se eared spain “Dotartiree mise t. : ee ish Snares open etree ve teat oh Fiat jo Fain: Obie: here te : ee aoe re oe es hat SS means repptcrg cre! z eee ee ers sopieg inate gona. hat nicl wigan er tee be See reliant 3 e a ae Cotta 2s mata et ioe Stee a esas Sate ecane oa Ee era rye is cael hee eer rie Pye rie ere ie fee ei IeaPafRRet ant Foxee be fore es Wbs aslo, oat Inher peters so bc, een ‘er To SS Sifiah Leehiseae hak eae nae lia partes Se se ag pee Seictoceaigrtt aA ee leche! e ‘THE DALLAS EXPRPMS, DALLAS, THXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1085 facet Fane by ah Wari Shar nia, i Sista Be a Sa ae enres aE oa Hei aes eee Serene ie a ets teat gett pat eit Sa =e aa an ge eee a7 {ice san Sansa genes | ae Sn Mite previvan vhorle came from Tar ana ner sttbarie is here's somgiet’ the fit Sees arte coe enn are re Ri aan aie reed eters se [Sir "s'ber oes hag setarned to Cie: ee ee cha Hates ee, ers caer ier saa en ae aay Sierra ad RoE re Ade Tateen oy Se Stee ee Pe oe ia a oe ae ee ray eee her oo aoe aren aoe Soars eee Bk ot Se Rr Heligabad™ te Gt teas ap dibs maar A eee rte fala apa SY TUE DALLAS Dxpress Merrhorwae Primer —— DESIRABLE LOTS,” “New Addition Near Fuir Park F tasted xox onoton Love tiriie—wine._, ‘SIRRRTE-SELL ON BANY Toa. 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The Dallas Express Subscri- ptions in Advance DEN YALE 81.25 YARLEE MONTE 78 SINGLE COPY world as the heads or controlling forces in business concerns of various kinds. This gospel is often heard for it is consistently preached. And yet, there are few out of the large number of those of the race who control any funds worthy of mention who are willing to bring any of these institutions into being by putting up any of the money necessary to establish them. There is only one way to have the things that are desired. They must be sacrificed for and worked for. There is little reason to feel that members of any other race will feel the urge to help longer, any race which is not willing to help itself. The action of these graduates of Hampton and Tuskegee should point a worth while lesson to all of the rest of the group. The time is at hand when the general public demands that every man's interest in the thing that concerns him be proven by his willingness to give of his means to that thing. **494-DALLAS EXPRESS** has never buttens the white teacher, mother, has it been all- time. She is not afflicted with the lunar month. It is a plague, every day, sanitize, conservation acupuncture, whitening, whitening, like a blood-flog! It prefers a acupuncture as bread as our country. It loves all the peril treated by the human nature. This is scary high pressure. Razors of the flesh come and stand up with us. This ground is baby. W. E. KING. It seems that the past few weeks have been peculiarly full of the deeds of heroism of men and women with black skins. First came Tom Lee of Memphis followed closely by the little black girl who flagged a limited train with her bonnet. Next in order comes the story of the two boys from Texas who lived in Pitburg and who gave up their lives in an effort to save that of a man who considered his life worth only the act of destroying it. These deeds have been here This is a forward dept. It indulges which can do much to make Tennesseans up better in the matter of organization of work. It only requires that it only be hoped that the priests of the National League will not fall to it. That cannot be denied. But in times of stress and danger, they seem to be able to be human beings first and oppressed black men afterward. Consideration of the Memphis case would lead to the thought that members of the other race are prejudiced first and human afterward. That should not be the case. When politics is placed before principle, the predicate, is indef for the failure of the concern in the case of the Negro business, and must be found which is a fertile and full of great possibilities. News dispatches state that Mrs. Jack Dempsey is anxious to have her husband fight Harry Wills. She declares that if he fails to enter the ring with him, it will not be beaten, and her opposition to it. These are the actions and they mean, if our knowledge of the power of women is in any way correct, that Mr. Dempsey will eventually fight the gentleman if his prayers for his retirement from the ring before the contest are not answered. No man wants his wife to feel that she has coupled herself up with a coward. But who can tell? Dempsey may be the exception. Such things as that the impetus to growing hatred springs. It is for them to seek to cultivate to a greater extent in their own kind, the spirit which allows for the expression of the fundamental instincts of humanity unhampered by the dictates of prejudice. Negroes are prejudiced. That cannot be denied. But in times of stress and danger, they seem to be able to be human beings first and oppressed black men afterward. Consideration of the Memphis case would lead to the thought that members of the other race are prejudiced first and human afterward. That should not be the case. When politics is placed before principle, the predicate, is indef for the failure of the concern in the case of the Negro business, and must be found which is a fertile and full of great possibilities. News dispatches state that Mrs. Jack Dempsey is anxious to have her husband fight Harry Wills. She declares that if he fails to enter the ring with him, it will not be beaten, and her opposition to it. These are the actions and they mean, if our knowledge of the power of women is in any way correct, that Mr. Dempsey will eventually fight the gentleman if his prayers for his retirement from the ring before the contest are not answered. No man wants his wife to feel that she has coupled herself up with a coward. But who can tell? Dempsey may be the exception. A missionary recently returned from Africa says that Africa is no worse than New York in some ways. We agree with her and add that Africa in many ways is much better than Texas, Georgia, Missouri and many other states both North and South which allow for the unpunished lynching of human beings and the legal bastardy of their children with black skins. Dallas now has a Y. M. C. A. A. who takes time to make a difference in the program of that organization, which he has had special service in. He works which he is to do. His work development of the life of boys and men in the city and it will act as a catalyst for the development of the life of boys and men in the city. But he can do all of the things which need to be better conditioned. Every church can do something to make the effect a reality. Every city church can do something to make the movement lacks nothing which he is able to contribute to it. Now if children to bring forth there is a better city through the more efficient direction of the younger The discovery of so many government officials in agreement with and in the pay of breakers of the Volatile Act and the anti-harvic acts may mean that eventually it will be cheaper to hire the dopsters to watch the officers. It is a sad commentary on the spirit of the American public. It is also proof of the fact that poor men who carry great responsibilities and are paid small salaries have very pliable consciences. So much for the American worship of the almighty dollar. A Russian physician has announced a new blood test which will disclose the presence of Negro blood in any person as well as indicate the sex. The widespread and indiscriminate use of that test in the South would disclose some mighty sturding things. The best and the worst blood of the land flows in many veins where its presence is not suspected, thanks to slavage and the common laws of long ago the present day as far as an Negroes are concerned. --- THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1928 FOR THE WOMEN WHO CARE TID--:BITS ```markdown ``` Late news of the Hampton-Taukeegle drive for an endowment fund indicates the existence of the right sort of spirit to the part of the graduates and alumni of those institutions. It is reported that 2368 graduates have subscribed a total of $152,158 for the funds and that this number of persons is 25 per cent of the total number of donors. The actions of these graduates proves conglucally that they are interested in their schools. They have been unwilling to talk only. They have given actual proof of their interest. Such argument makes the appeal of those graduates more persuasive. They can prove that the race, at least as far as the graduates are concerned, are willing to help themselves. THE NEGRO SOLDIER The article of G. W. Lee published in *Bunday* of the Commercial Association in 1881 was a man who was an officer in the 16th Infantry in the World War, and was regularly to the charges of New Berlin, and of the 16th Division wary If it could but happen that the race generally could arrive at the point of proving its interest in all of its own affairs as have these graduates, there would soon come a complete revision of the scheme of its existence. Its business concerns would flourish; its churches would be more easily directed; its general outlook on life would change and many of the things which it now seems to desire most carnelyly would come into actuality. Most especially is this true of its business concerns. It hopes for a day in which, all of its sons and daughters will take their places in the business Yet underlying the charming nature of the memories of such a wedding, there is a need for preparation and continuation in planning and execution of the wedding. When the hour of the wedding arrives, the next consideration is the type of hospitality to be offered to one's guests. Are those served as early morning tea or as late evening dinner or the wedding in truly ceremonial or to sponsor it the details of a wedding can be disposed of at an estate sale. # TID :: My Leonard Meisenburger (Poe, The Associated Negro Press) Exports of radio sets and parts but it has ten times as many people shows a large increase. Java is about the same size as Cobol, but it has ten times as many people. Breland, Japan, and Java are the populated large insets in the world. About five thousand words have been added to the dictionary by Joe. In 45 station children below 16 years of age cannot work in fashion, but only 12 states had such a law. People who still want to hear all these fools are the business of the police, the farmers and the tribes in the world. THE MIRROR OF PUBLIC OPINION Fruit Cocktail Olive Oil Nuts Lobster Pot Paste Peas Mushroom Paste Coffee-Asparagus Tip Salad Cheese Hickory, Chocolate Ice Wine Tomato cups filled with Cream Buttered Matzah the Pineapple In the evening the collection of wedding cake, cookies, and wedding cake can be served, is not in a continuous place in an conspicuous place in its own same, but it looks like with dream at the evening wedding, but they At the evening wedding the en- large individual service plates. This service is given to the service and gives appropriate service, in carrying out a predominant and green color scheme this menu Bahamas were introduced in the New World in 1516 from the Canary Islands. There are, always, changes to the college's admissions process that visitors will find that the last year the college gave advancement than then. There has been more welcome. There has been more built-up and more new homes, provided in the city, than has been known heretofore. It was stated that no other racial difference that any way aggravates that of the Commission, and achievements, services, and achievements, of leadership. He has been Country Commissioner, and is at present a Commissioner of Commerce Commission, as well as Commissioner of Justice. Whitney has the knowledge of what he has to know to use it. He uses it not only but to produce concert "results in the lives of his group." In his group, he introduces Commissioners Wright, Chairman Anderson and others of whom he was a member of now who are affiliated with the "wested political organization in Chicago" in his address. Whitney is named Deputy Chairman Howard. Chairman Anderson were promoted to the positions of Post Office Department, through the Congressman Martin R. Mandel. Wright Given Ovation; Endorses Madden MUSIC by Dave Ferton's Symphony. Opportunities allowed the speaking program. REMOTE WONDERS OF THE WORLD TO BE SEEN. Thirty-five Cities in fifteen Dates—Missed by the speaking program. Watkens Center is Mixed by Wakken Center Winners. INDIANAPOLIS IND. AME. I—Have you ever been to Indianapolis, Homestead, Havana, so far in history, the greatest of the city, and the driest of the world as offered by the Midwest but Havana will be the first stop on the World as offered by the Midwest of this city. That three days tour will allow you to explore their globe, dring tour, Havana will give them some memorable experiences. Columbia Cathedral which held the first two tours they were honored to St. Vincent, Governor's Palace; the status of the city to Colonize the Atlantic and of RICHMOND, Va. Aug. 14—(A, N and the most modern miracle hit of two women and the serious infection of a third coerce her heart.) NEW YORK, N. Y. Aug. 16—The following candidates are the following candidates are Miriam Athena of Winnipeg, N. N. Miriam Athena of Winnipeg, N. N. Miriam Athena of Winnipeg, N. N. Tarbellow of Winnipeg, N. N. Tarbellow of Winnipeg, N. N. ELECTION OF NEGRO TREASURER OF SCHOOL BOARD AROUSES OWN EMUMPOR, N. Y. 15-14-A Wilson, potter in the Grand Central Station, as treasurer of the Shimane Mary Avery, who has held the post since her heirs. Mealings have been held here. Mealings have been held there. All appointments to the rank. All officers so far have been in vain and Mr. Wilson has not been in vain, and nothing until he has conferred with Mrs. Wilson. Riddle is Re-Elected As Impeachment Charges Pend After selecting the city of location, selecting a building site, next claimed our attention to begin with. We proceed to place along the laws of traffic. Financing Patriarchy I want to say that while the error is in the word "beautiful," it to be an error only. I have absurd conditions in the house and I have a friend, Mr. A. A. McGarth who examined the house. to. Speak THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1925 After the completion of the report, Mr. Dickson was sent to prison for assault against the charger — which he did not fight. He faced his defender. He showed checks to the judge of his lodges had been apprehended. He was charged with hindering the checks and not allowing them to be charged in the defense of his lodge. W. L. Dickson after the defense of his lodge time must come, and the charges must be regular. Allowing their affliction to owe him funds, the lodge has to owe him money who is above arrogance. Ridgway, who has done and is not guilty, must be held but he should not owe him the money all of his short condition. The selection of Port-Worth as the judge of his lodge HOWARD ALUNNI DE MAND DIS- MISSAL D OF DURKEE AT MASS MEETING RECENTLY (Continued from Page 5) variety presidency, unavailable to reason beautiful of advice, a man who is not a man of color, and privilege only, the arrogant con- trols, private thought of un- able to speak, and the un- able to understand and interpret to do as he demanded. He de- manded rebellion and the Rev. Jesse Moorland as and the Rev. Jesse Moorland as (Continued from Page 1) slipglip especially people of any denomination are injured upon them. These injuries are important, as is one thing she does not get to do. She is always on her hip or on dirty bad clothes. May in the case with insulin have an all sorts of crimes like white feathers or a broken bottle. She may be separately from others. They get unharmed. Think of the Dairy Run in New York. Victims daily for four victims daily. For four victims daily. BUSINESS LEAGUE STARTS FUND FOR STATE ORGANIZATION. BISHOP DECLARES FOUNDATION OF AMERICAN DEMOCRACY BEING SHAKEN BOUND, LAKE, N. W. AGE, 15—18, died on January 13, 2015, of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Laurel, Maryland, the Mary Council that the foundation has been shaken by race burglaries and assaults. The council insisted that the moral-natured organization not commit the moral-natured account secondhand him. If we will not admit that the Mexico does not not have the same values and met-treatments as the United States and met-treatments of race relations like the Mexico, we must result in which we have and here we have. The Civic Club will meet at the Civic Center on August 5th at the upper floor of the building on the fall Saturday and slightly worshipped the evening before. This writing, by Emily Willis, will be presented by Allys Allen, an artist. Fri- day, May 11, will be a meeting with Mervil Willis and Mr. Brad- son Gloss Factory, where Mervil Aller will be displaying a waterfront the party During the week there were 4 new members added to the ministry. The advent of Rev. Merlin, a former minister and almost as many visiting landings room was at a premium. Reading room was at a premium. Reading room was at a premium. Rev. Thompson of Tyler were introduced to the audience, who included Rev. Morrill would begin Sunday. Rev. Morrill would begin Sunday. NORTH CAROLINA - LEADS IN COLORED SCHOOLS NORTH CAROLINA - N. Carolina, NC, allied to North Carolina, leading the nation in student enrollment, nine hundred thousand students, fourteen thousand expatriates of British origin, and fifty-three thousand expatriates of Brazil. The fund assists the University fund of the Johns Hopkins Fund. The nearest competitor, so far, is the University of North Carolina, which is mighty in many areas. 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Peres ee ae ee ae SSenen ee a hemor AL ae acd Ses ia hire rm Eee Hedhiat aceaated yet dual ‘atortot ia geet eS, sse"relgrece ta Rectisg Cul Beare arg ah Oe Saas re echt fs bata are Pescsbay ‘on beat apace = ee, : |S DA PL feta wee he oe ES ocr aioe a re Care ey ea a et bare ats "ate Bae aii Abner and Lightner Retain Places at Head of American Woodmen The culmination of the hostile campaign for political preference in the state has been in recent years, with Dr. H. W. D. Abner as Supreme Court Justice and Dr. E. W. D. Abner as Supreme Court Justice. Abnen did for the place of Dr. Abner Dallas Texas who has had charges for several years, C. T. Cablepile, Key H. A. Hiliaga, Nice Superior Tribunal, Holobion, National Advisory, Columbia Auditor. Among the candidates were T. Bash of Los Angeles and J. Above is the likeness of Prof. J. W. Petersen, the late dean of the Daina High School for the visually impaired, the assistant of the library to commence management of the Ordinary Department of the North Texas, please contact the National Board of Life Insurance Company with headquarter address: 1000 W. 10th Street, Houston, Texas 77001. Mr. Towns office will be located at 2213 Hall street. DALLASITE MEETS MANY TEXANS IN PITTSBURGH Mr. J. A. Mitchell, well known bearer of the story, by the drowning of Bruce. By the drowning of to save the life of a white attorney who was killed in his boat, returned to the city where his boat, returned to the city where When seen by an Express reporter, he was loud in his voice of the day. He cried him by the many Texans he had seen. the city including the offices of the Pittsburgh Counter. The "Great City Bank," Powell Street, is the city's largest. The Bills are the headquarters and the headquarters of the Son After leaving Pitbush, he went to the University where he attended the Shouthern burgh. he was the house guest of Mitchell and Mr. and Mr. Mitchell Mitchell and Mr. and Mr. Mitchell DALLAS PRINCIPAL HAS PLEASANT TRIP TO WEST We started driving in the day趴 over to night driving. We visited five days in Mrs. W. Johnson's formally, in Italian, one day last was in the city from Panadena we went to Los Angeles and brought a small city. A great number of the downtown that we traveled to show you some brought of the ruins. From the town to Panadena, which we route to San Francisco, which we route to New York, which we route to my wish of many years the New York city public and were. When the bay from San Francisco to closed the beauty of the Golden Gate Bridge. We shall return to Los Angeles and visit Catalina Island in the spring. We will return to Dresden theme to Mexico, after visiting Mexico, we shall return home in Mexico. My only trouble has been, two punctures, one in New Mexico and one in Arkansas. M. Corrida Bell, mother of Mia Blanche Barnes of this city died as her home in Mexico, Saturday evening, August 8 at 6:00 o'clock. Cleveland and Harold Brown, co- president of the University of More than a Thousand In- stitute. More than a thousand preparations for representation in Denver this week at the National Convention. In Denver this week at the London and on all major operations in Denver this week at the have been availiable, weekly meetings through the week, the tension has been high. On Tuesday, a mammoth parade when in actual formation, passed through the city, and was viewed by thousands throughout the city. On Friday night with quaint and public testimony of off- icers, DALLASITES ENJOY SCENES IN FAR WEST CARD OF THANKS The R. Y. P. It is putting forth stemmous efforts to put get. Inspiration and information into its program. Let's nerd hard. Ft. Worth News real history. Bid Adams kills wife tries to kill self. PL. Worries his home, but has been in California for some The I. A. T. Cabbon Greene, Store Credit, 100 West 42nd Street, credit to the South Side, 100 West 42nd Street, the addition of Mine Ford from the addition of Mine Ford from Watch the Express for the news of the Mine Ford Room No. 1, West Calhoun Room No. 1, West Would like to hear from Mine Would like to hear from Mine W. J. Dickson Plaza write Alive W. J. Dickson Plaza write Alive 5600 Sage Ave., Dallas, Tx. 5600 Sage Ave., Dallas, Tx. Mirra Lerau Anderson of Wielbach Kannas is visiting her mother Mrs Mirra Lerau of Chicago to visit her mother and father Mr and Mirra Lerau of Chicago to visit Mari Lahavi Hunter has left the city for Colorado Springs, Colorado, to spend two weeks with her sister Ethelhine Hunter. Mr. Lawrence Walker is ill at his home on Prospect Avenue. Mr. Edward Adams has purchased a Snackbar moving car. TEXAS TOWNS work experience in another Sunday where all our Sunday Schools of theology and theology of the morality of all officers present. A review was conducted weekly by Rev. George of Varsla week by Rev. George of Varsla week will continue until the week will conclude. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1925 **LINDEN — Returning delegates** Fiordic, an ordinary Sunday school at Pearson Hill was filled by the first day of Mar. 14, but was our first day of the summer, slowly filling in again from December. **WILLIAM D. WOHNSTEIN** went back to Princeton View, where the first day of the summer was held. **TEDRICK T. WOHNSTEIN** here on Sunday this week. Everybody walk at Wal-Mart every Saturday. **MARY JENNIE** was United Union Sunday night. August the first, and family and friends gave it a second, and members which was very much appalled. **PROF. WILLIAMS** was elected to the Board of Trustees of the University of New York Convention of the Atticin, case was stolen as he was taken while he was at war. **BENETT S. SARMAN** Sunday, two additions to the Are are waiting her sister. William the Illusion of his mother, Mrs. Bena, was the first to join as mother is much improved. Rheumatism Can BeTreatedatHome THE ENTERPRISE DRUG STORE The Enterprise Drug Store of operated by Miss M. A. Donaldson, tinued and moved to Fort Worth, M. P. building, corner Second and Co. now owned by Miss Donaldson, Mr the man of the K. O.F. Drug Co. M. expressing her gratitude to her welfare, tells and extends a hug but new location. The Store will August 15th with a free entertain- ment 10 p. m., music, cold drinks, lea- s served. Let everybody who can of this opportunity. HOUSES AND D In All Parts of the City PAYMENTS FROM $1 WE ALSO TAKE UP NO BUY AND SELL O. S. Sadler and Vins- C-8511 - 000 CLAPP ST laughs at the Emergency Drug Store of Wichita Falls, Texas M. A. Donaldson, Ph. C., has been received to Fort Worth, Texas, and located in interner Second and Grump Streets. The by Miss Donaldson, Mr. W. B. Bradford and the K. OF. Drug Co., Miss Donaldson takes her gratitude to her many friends for the and extends a hearty invitation to them. The Store will have open and open with a free entertainment from $1,500 o'c cold drinks, lees and sandwiches and everybody who can come out availably. HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE Parts of the City From $1,500 to PAYMENTS FROM $10,000 to $250,000 ALSO TAKE UP NOTES AND BUILD B gravesites in BUY AND SELL FARM LANDS S. Sadler and Vinson Realty & Loa 8581 - 000 CLAPP STREET, DALLAS, TN the Dallas Dresser The Enterprise Drug Store of Wichita Falls, Texas, owned and operated by Miss M. A. Donaldson, Ph. C., has been recently discontinued and moved to Fort Worth, Texas, and located in the new K. of P. building, corner second and Crump Streets. The Drug Store is now owned by Miss Donaldson, Mr. W. B. Bradford and operated in the name of the K. of P. Drug Co. Miss Donaldson takes this method of expressing her gratitude to her many friends for their support and a happy heyday to visit her in her new location. The Store will have "a grand opening Saturday, August 15th with a free entertainment from 8:00 o'clock p. m.; to 10 p. m.; music, cold drinks, lose and sandwiches and cigars will be served. Let everybody who can possibly come out avail themselves of this opportunity. 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NEW YORK: (By A. K. M. with the international New Yorker imprint) The New Yorker has made that organization without regard for propriety, with much care and attention. The head of the order are Americans and in America behind Mark-Paths. The Association has done a meritorious job in the Starling-Read Eden Scholarship, which will award a mark to a long list. It seems that this bill would distribute the annual States under condition the educational institutions have been designated to provide education would benefit to no greater extent than in the manner designed to it. LAW AND ORDER BILL PENDS IN GEORGIA PRACTICAL USES MADE OF WEATHER FORECASTS NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUE AN- NONCELE FELLOWSHIPS. Graduates of. Springfield College Plank and Howard Universities are Successful Candidates. CHURCH GOES BROKE Texas Towns HONEY GROVE—Mrs. Mattle of Ladonia was guest of Mrs. Larry Walton last afternoon. The new building offered extended service at the C' M. K. church last Sunday. At the church, Rev. Waddleton conducted the service throughout the day. The service was held at the J. Smith, Rev. Waddleton conducted the service throughout the day. The service was held at the J. Smith, Rev. Waddleton. Rev. N. N. Waddleton. Rev. N. N. Waddleton. Rev. N. N. Waddleton. Mrs. Mattie Bunnett was with the staff of the hospital passed away last week with friends in their home and in the hospital formerly of Chisholm, the first woman to be married to Mr. Blunted Smith and from the family of O' V. grand wonderful time in their magnificent marriage. The grazing marriage of Mr. Jobbins and Mrs. Lee Frankel this club, which home of the bride of M. Smith, South visiting in Dallas. The Hollowen ranch in Daniels, the girl she is with. Saturday for Demonstration. Grand Hall for Man Pillow Iff last Sunday. Man Pillow Iff last Sunday. Man Dijonourt motorized down with Mr. and M. L. Allen. Prot. from Texas College. Tyler Prot. from Texas College. Mr. Wilt. Laws and Mrs. Bunnett, a total of 27 trended the meeting that Rev. William Wilt was reared in this section. He was reared in this section. MARBULLAH Mec. J. Mitchell he is returned from the Grand Lodge and is returned from the Grand Lodge grand session. Rev. N. Gray after he is notecal, her remains were ship- ed to the United States. Rev. N. Monte, his mother, his Mother, Sampaio and Pit- honous. Rev. S. H. Howard offici- ing at her home. leading women died at her home GABBIE-Alen, W. w. K. Haster, passed away last month in a glaucious church funeral for baptism. The services were largely attended by friends and visitors from other churches and families, who benefited showers fell in the north and afternoons. A number of members attended. A number of members attended. Mr. Sally Alen, who has been on the floor for about twenty weeks, worth of about twenty dollars, worth of Alen and wife were almost overjoyed upon the floor. Mr. David Alen and wife were almost overjoyed upon the floor. 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