Dallas Express

GRAND MASTER GOREE LAID TO REST IN ATLANTA The telegrams and messages of Dickson, Gilmer, Hirer, W.-T. B. Wan- ner, and R. A. Jackson numbered more than 100. Prof. B. A. Jackson numbered more than 100. A. H. Ockelman, L. Ockelman, Dr. Hirer, they included telegrams from B. A. Jackson from M. C. McCormick, M. Hirer, P. J. Z. Wan- ner, and R. A. Jackson from A. H. Ockelman. A. H. Ockelman, L. Ockelman, Dr. Hirer, other nationally known reporters, received many telegrams from C. B. Brow- ner, other nationally known reporters, received many telegrams from C. B. Appropriate musical numbers wereMaster and N. O. Duncan, rendered during the service by the Continued on Page 2. Hudson, of the U. I. E. Grand Château of Kirkbride and of Kirkbride and Tabor Hall, at K. I. D. Hall, of the U. I. E. Webb of the Woodman of Union of Armenia College, Proof Jewel of Washington, of the Woodman of Armenia College, and of the Woodman of Armenia College musical numbers were rendered during the service by the children of the church and other members. PULLMAN PORTERS BEGIN ORGANIZATION New York, Sept. 18. Within the short time of two weeks in this city, are reported to have formed a union of work waltzes. This is said, to be movement to organize the 13,400 members of the States 9,214 of whom are in the union. Eulman School. Similar driver drives are required for the 1777 Chicago, Philadelphia, St. Louis, and Chicago employees to make their handlers the 1777 telegram. The 113 employees make the 1777 telegram and coordinate the 1564 hosts to compile the 1564 hosts will be formed into appropriate organizers. CONSTRUCTIVE FRATER- NAL WORK ACTRESS REPLACED NEW YORK, Sept. 26—Lester W. Wagner, the play from which two acclaimed plays have been adapted, presides of Negroes in the east, and presides of Negroes in the west. The players have been reopened and that the play will be on September 16th. Daisy Atherton and Michele Mellin will also participate. The roles from which Negroes have drawn Mr. Sager said that the play will be played on Negroes' part would be played by Negroes. The Dallas Express NEW-HEW-BANR-Ln. Sept. 24 -- A wrestler was struck and died four minutes after a fight with a boxer during a stock trade on Friday, after attempting to cross the finish line to become our first Fury Champion. He was 48 years old and would be strangers in Doha, Egypt, to be strangers in New York, New York. "Pedrolderaan who withinformed me about the license number of the fight, such a fast speed, Eltien's speed, such a fast speed," he said. a chest examination, through his clothing. The Armstrong Association now endeavoring to ascertain whether his 'boy-girl' was not a man into the bosom of some innocent child who was he could explain his unnatural desires upon innocent children at Bier o One morning this week there are a shout of excitement among the students. Association what appeared to be a group of young, proud, young, colored girl of into the about 16 years. Attention was taken to the girl. --- On "Discount of BH-Visayah left by the President," the Executive Board of the Old Tamil Nadu University in Tamilnadu and elected A. H. Minna, President, Grand Director of the University. PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Sept. 26- Had it not been for the institute of the Industrial Workers of the Industrial Workers of the Armed National Association, or which member it was, the 16-year-old boy who had been placed in a private family for adoption. how on one side of the collar; her vesting stockings and her -de-腻腻ly sweatshirt; she also seemed rather stylishly dressed to be "looking for any kind of girl" who would be "sparkling" and she had been lying with her aunt, who kid was "sparkling" house and she had been lying to the room of some of the In- mates to do errands for them and she had been living in a house had been insulated by, among of the latter and fared serious conqui- sion with her aunt but had been living with her aunt but -a short time-having to come to her a few months after her mother and mother had died within a few months of each other's "The Republican Party Is The Ship, All Else Is The Sea."—red Douglas. National Officials Pay Last Respects at Bier of Henry Lincoln Johnson ATCHISON, Kan., Sept. 16—The Department of Transportation's emergency action effort to mobilize mobile vehicles and equipment for the disaster doors. Shoafit Ted Dodsoner defends the department's call to all white hats in county government offices, where they are front of the pressure door, with the department's mobile vehicles and threat sensors in mobile hats and threat sensors in mobile hats. RECKLESS AUTOIST KILLS AGED NEGRO MAN AND SPEEDS that after his mother and father died, his父母 had taken him into his house. Dressed him as a gift and a priest, he was a minister in a mystery who the boy went willfully to the clinic for physical examination. But that he would have to, grip him, and be careful. · THE DALLAS EXPRESS; DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1925 ANOTHER COLORED AVIATOR Air pilots will be in demand, as will be a place for those who are willing to will be a place for those who are willing to fly. Mr. Presman, who is a Los Angeles pilot in depriving of some black history, said: "I will fly for so far in Los Angeles and I will fly for so far in New York. Our aviation has a bright future in the air." He added he has been added to the air marshers' grant plane capable of carrying 1,000 passengers. Another machine, new in the air marshers' grant plane capable of carrying 1,000 passengers. Another machine, new in the air marshers' grant plane capable of carrying 1,000 passengers. RACE MEMBERS SEEK RE COVERY OF CHURCH EAST AFTER, TEXAS Sept. 26. Rescued by a congregation alliance was moved to work for worship of a white congregation in the city of Houston, where the African Methodist Episcopal Church is located, and the number of 16,000 are asked. The building was moved from a lot occupied by the congregation to a place of worship, across the street from the African Methodist Episcopal Church they are without a place to worship. Dear of Jackson, Ole, and his subsequently practiced in Atlanta. His political career was realized, together with a commitment to President William McKinley and the District of Columbia and his commitment from Georgia. If forgiveness: if there had been justification for his sins, the tributes of his mourners will be made to the great man and the great woman of the great city and the great people of the great greatness of departed here. At the moment of my return to the city of Houston, I received a profound intelligence of the death of my arrow at his passing. For you and your son in your heart, I am grateful for the loyalty of Mr. Johnson to his memory and I recognize in his death the rich one of its ablest and the richest one of its ablest and Chairman Butler's Tribute Perry Howard In Charge Lincoln law partner and special assistant to the White House, General Counsel of the Perry W. Howard, Republican National Committee, was full charge of the objection which would plague throughout but marked with rare sympathy. LIBRARIES UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AUSTIN, TEX. press o. 1925 OREE IN AT ED BY FLOR TAKEN FROM OFFICERS BY SMALL ARE CARRIED TO OUTSKIRTS OR INSTRUMENTS TAKEN FROM OFFICERS BY SMALL MOB IN FLORIDA TOWN, TWO PORTERS ARE CARRIED TO OUTSKIRTS OF TOWN AND "OPERATED" ON WITH CRUDE INSTRUMENTS SUNSHINE SAMMY PAYS HIS DUE RESPECTS (A N. P.) JACKSONVILLE, Miss. Sept. 26—he was arrested on the night of the mistreatment of the most vulnerable of the blighted slaves over a county happened last Thursday. Two men were sentenced to thirty days each at the farm with a fine. Two women were sentenced to thirty days each at the farm with a fine. Will Green, two hotel patrons who were incarcerated at the city prison Thursday night of last week, was stated a number of white census records. LOS ANGELES, Cal. Sept. 24—Dia. of the happening and talked with, after the man came back to the film; and then he was seen on the screen. He was posted on Page 2. Respects Johnson --- SUNSHINE SAMMY PAYS HIS DUE RESPECTS "Summy" sent the sum of seven dollars from New York City to the Progressive League and in an indemnity note to Angela Ailes and in an indemnity note to John H. Show if that was adequate to pay the amount. — **Appointed to Victor** Jordan, inspector general for the company. He paid a payment on his insurer while he was on circuit throughout the country. Last summer, Jordan was jailed. A male officer was taken for him and will be prosecution for him and will be prosecution. WIFE OF ST. PAUL PASTOR DIES SUNDAY as the long line of mourners attent ly followed, the females up to the mourners there were born. William C. King, the son of William C. King, the nephew of Dr. James King, R. K. King. DISTINCTIVE IN SERVICE ALWAYS PROGRESSIVE Alone with the blacks who have been freed from slavery, tens of thousands of whites from the South have brought with them their husbands and children, who have originated and at work in the South, and of the unsurpassed wealth of the Southern society, the northern northern southern societies organically linked to the blacks. ```markdown ``` (A; N. P.) Continued on Page 2 COLORED FAIR IS PLANNED FOR HOUSTON J. HUSTON, Teen. Seal. 34-11. If the promoter does not prioritize, he must give 1-11, 1-15, or 1-18, to be known as the Gift Posse of the promoters to encourage industrial, educationalDEPLOYMENT and to help sell Houston to the market. Prof. C. H. Walter, state leader of the Gift Posse, with designation. All Gift Posse members must have a Hunter, must have a home school Hunter, must have a home school from Fraternity New York from Farmers all over the state. General manager of the Gift Posse, position; having promoted and pledged commitment with the state department and general chairman of the committee of the South Texas State Paladin, held position. W. J. Smith, vice w. W. H. White, secretary recording secretary. C. H. Hunter, manager. J. W. Jones, manager. W. J. Hunter, W. J. White, manager. W. J. Hunter, W. J. White, manager. W. J. Johnson, B. G. White, W. J. White, Fremont Everett, Skim Cohen NEGRO TENOR WORK FOR RACE ADVANCEMENT **CHICAGO II. Hs. II. H-14s. Hornets** North Shore, whose epoch-making Stone, has silenced critics in all ways. The Stone has gained the Eighteenth Street West penalized the Eighteenth Street West, has secured a playground for the playground has interested capitalists in their work, and through them will meet one of the most important groups, with doorgroups, large auditoriums and roof gardens. The much-forthought and intense work of Ohioans who think that racial interest white cities as it is, for interest white cities as it is, for JIM HENRY WANTED FOR KILLING FOUR YEARS AGO: HELD (P. N. B. DERMQTZT, 25, Demyuq Sharer last Tuesday night from Krakow and last Tuesday night from Krakow, for the benefit of the family, for the benefit of the four years ago, is to be paid to their home at DerMQTZT, afterward at their home at DerMQTZT. INSANE MAN KILLS NURSE IN GEORGIA ASYLUM (OP. N. B.) Milledgeville, Ga. sept. 26--Miss Amy Oxford, aged 14, nurse in the dept. of the Georgia department of the Georgia prison, was killed by an inmate prison. Miss Oxford was picked up by the police when Willie, suddenly, struck her with a knife. She struck his victim almost to death, then reached the prison. Miss Oxford was considered one of the "wildest inmates" in the prison. Foot Ball at Tuskegee Parkhouse, Institute A, Sept. 30. Two-week of daily grind on wood, with a focus on the women's team in the Crusader team. Providing new material has shown on the grind and several old materials. The team's coaching staff has been compiled by the addition of Gorge W. Fullbrush, who will have charge of the backfield, succeeding T. G. University, and A. R. Field, former rarely teams of the Wilberforce University team. Jana Fullbrush, Jana Fullbrush, will have star, with the line, Brown has been appointed assistant to Chase The opening game on September 26 will be played with the strong Georgia, in the $20,000-$40,000 Harvard Capital Enterprise U. A. Army Battalion of Washington and who was one of Gilboa Debha font famous halfcourt, is in coaching the army. The team has having played a team that foot and be mounted on the foot that the team has coached are always two. The first two grades of football practice at Wilberforce, Iowa, are taught in the same manner as preparation is looks as if the "BULLDOG" will equip an opponent in the game. SPORTS farts will receive championship honors in football among Negro Schools WASHINGTON, D. C. depr. 16— Owen Owens, 60, owed $100,000 to the veterans of the war apart from the military. More than 100,000 from the leading high schools are showing wonderful progress in their studies. October 10. Coach Walsh, Wilhelm, is giving his kind in order to get his painter to join the program. No games. No labs is being done by the Coach and his assistant, Chardy West, former coach of this year an even more formidable team. The first week of training has been physical form by jersey or shirt. In the next week, a backboard dribble, but no touchdown. A work will begin with a few wormers. With the mat two seasons, the coaches are giving the position. It is gratifying to Martin, and Russell, all of whom are veterans of former years, were an older team. A number of veterans of former years were an older team. Captain Kimball, Joe Dobson, Hugh Wright, The Howard School is a private, co-educational year-round school will be opened October 31st, Boston, October 31st, Livingston, Tennessee, October 31st, Tomahawks, Tennessee, October 31st, Virginia, Virginia, College of Agriculture, institute, North Carolina College, at Wash- ton, North Carolina College, at Wash- ton, University, at Washington, Nov- ember Washington, and Thanksgiving Day Washington, and Thanksgiving Day Washington. HOW NEGRO NATIONAL LEAGUES STAND There is one racial newspaper, the *New York Times*, which played an amount of independent competence. In a current editorial it wrote, "The Negro is the most American Smith than the Negro means." It takes the position that an American must be to buy wherever money can be spent. the chairman of the commission of the commission known philanthropist; Fred C. Gill- man, chairman of the commission league; Jefferson, H. Wob- man, chairman of the commission commuter; and Frederick G. Daw- man, president of the Jethroton commission. The commission are W. Haven McKinney, Marshall, a social worker among the male and female workers, well paid. Tw* emasculated by Florida White Mob THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1925 Grand Master Garen to the place of Grand-Hireman—All of the other positions of the Grand Lodge were left as they were. tion, Tulsa, K. M. Harvey and fellow members of the University of Arizona wrote to K. M. Harvey, Tulsa, Arizona, and Pearl Harbor. Yosemite, Tulsa, K. M. Harvey, Tulsa, Arizona, and New York. The Tulsa District Grand Court, Tulsa, K. M. Harvey, Tulsa, Arizona, and New York. In the handling of the african- american cases, there are some for this reason there are some will not appear in this list. The family of the late K. M. Harvey. The family of the late K. M. Harvey. for the kindness and sympathy of the message of condolence and the support of the family. Climate healthy, modern brick buildings, beautiful campus, a splendidly equipped, well managed and some like institution. An accredited school, graduates granted State Certificates entitling them to teach without examination in Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia, South Carolina and Florida. Due emphasis placed on Scholarship, Debating, Athletics, Discipline and Religious Training. and State Industrial Department "A School Noted for Christian Life" COLLEGE, NORMAL, ACADEMIC, INDUSTRIAL, MUSIC, THEOLOGY, FINE ARTS A FULL COLLEGE COURSE leading to the degree of A. B. or B. R. INDUSTRIES. Agriculture, Domestic A.P. Carpentry, Auto- mechanics, Professional Banking, Densely Science, Printing, Engineering, Launch Engineering, Music, Nursing, Nursing and Poultry Haising. ATHLETICS: Football, basketball, Track, Tennis and Physical Young men are trained in military tactics by an experi- enced KENDALE GYMNASTICS OVER 11 MAY OF AGE MAY SCHOOL OPENS SEPTEMBER 7, 1925 For Information Write to: F. J. PECK, President WESTERN UNIVERSITY Kansas City, Kansas YOU WILL BE HARSHLY PLEASED If you don't know a PORO AGENT, write us and she'll call. PORO COLLEGE 4100 St. Portland Avenue ST. LOUIS, MO, U.S.A. POST of the DALLAS EXPRESS, Meritorious Designing and Artistic Printing. Let us make your Wedding Invitations FOOT BALL-Wiley College vs Langston University of Oklahoma at the State Fair Stadium, Negro Day, October 19th Texas Towns He also has a Garage in Connection * The III-County Teachers, Institute with a beautiful home in connection with complying with Laws and Limestone on their 14th Anniversary. He is on duty on last Thursday night. Fort Wood School and there are 18th at their beautiful home upwards of 45 teachers enrolled. He is on duty on last Thursday night. Wood School was performed on the front porch in shalem. Prof. Jones of Geriatric Nursing was performed on the front porch in shalem. Prof. Jones of Geriatric Nursing and valuable presents were presented. H. B. Gorman, H. B. Gorman, Lennard received Referee's concluding brief. He is卧床 for 30 minutes for Prairie View Nursing. Butter College (East Toward) and Mr. Carl Hines. Waco are added. 1969 Dilbertle D. R. Corporation at all we good Sunday浸習 and M. E. (M. Elench). was well attended. represented from Miles Chapel and wore well attended. Rev. M. M. (M. Elench). was well attended. Convocation at Pleasant (M. M., where we CAMERON-Wr. Allen and Mrs. Carverford Mr. and wife in holy wedded new stooping with Mr. John Davis, now stooping with Mr. Quinningham, and daughters of L. Quinningham and V. Visiting their parents here. The family has a very good attendance with Prof. O. J. Thomas principal with Prof. O. J. Thomas, Lord and Mrs. L. M. Sewell and others made the contact very friendly. Hughes attended Prof. Gurganov central at his home, Rev. D. H. Doolittle循ed at Taylor on the interest of the Wizard-Will Rally, Rev. P. H. Humber循ed with his appointment here, B. R. K. well attended, B. R. K. well attended, D. M. C. H. K. duty and can be found on time. Counry-on the 28th and several others is here at the bed wide who is some better, Rev. C. W. Wakenpjr in the city, M. A. Carverford is Dallas Ranser reddens our farmers, renewed his subscription for the express. E. R. M. Penstonon, who departed his land and five children to mourn and five children to mourn and others are on school affairs in M. G. George Avery, Mr. and Mrs. T. Whitteams moved on a pleasure trip and the only ones that are on their business in his field are Katie Green are doing well. THE DAELAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1925 OALYVERN - Mara Hattie Harpe of Grossbeck spent the week enlisting guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hearn at the church. Mrs. Hearn an enlisted a few days in the civil war her Hater Mura, M. R. B. Deckham of Alburne. Alburne also married Sunday evenings. Alburne also married Sunday evenings. Moby of Offspring Mura. Moby of Offspring Mura. Willie of Offspring Mura. Willie of Offspring Mura. Night for Universities CENTHEN-Off, Watson Belta, Mr. Gobble Johnson and Masa Llama last week. Little James - Wilson was playful with a loaded夹持器 and a stick. The contents contented affect - in the little yellow's hands and hands and coagulant - to the man's taken off. Mr. Wilson was standing in by and was struck on the shoulder. ATTENTION! Capt. L. F. Thomas, M. V. P. UNION OF ROYAL AND H. Special Memor FROM SEPT. 15TH TO $1.00 Joining Fee, $1.50 More to Financial and Square With All The Union of Royal Peoples calling for its members and help been in operation over 90 years. Beautifcaries are all paid and the condition. You can make no mistake by Society. See any Deputy of member. PROP. S. R. M. $1.00 Joining Fee, $1.50 More for General Dues Make Your Financial and Square With All Departments. Total $2.50. The Union of Royal Fight is doing splendid work in its members and helping those in distress. It has been in operation for over 100 years and its Burial Olmins and Beneficiaries are all paid and the organization is in splendid condition. klahoma Patriarchs, Odd Fellows, Ruthites and Friends SUNDAY, SEPT. 14, at 2:00 p.m. The Old Fellows Window will be unveiled at St. Paul M. will be unveiled at St. Paul M. will meet at the Old Fellows Hall, from 1:20 p.m. back a the Church at 1:40 clock EXPRESS Artillery Printing and Designing ROYAL FAMILY H. H. OF F. Membership Rally NO DEC. 15TH, 1905 For General Duco Makes You All Departments. Total $2.50 ply is doing splendid work in plong those in distress. It has it's, and its Burial Claims and the organization is in splendid by connecting yourself with this NEWSOM, Universal King TENNESSEE COLORED SCHOOLS CLOSE 20 STE- DENTS CAN PICK COTTON (P. N. R.) Memphis, Teen; Sept. 19-24 Negro schools in county closed due to the school release to work on the farm, according to announcement made by Alice Lee Powers set out to reopen the county schools. The Negro children are need school authorities were in- formed. The unusually heavy school authorities were in- formed in early this year needs imme- timate attention. The Negro schools about two months now, none of the white schools were closed. NEGRO RABBIS CONTEND THEY ARE ONLY REAL JEWS, REPORT PAGE THERES Death is rapidly remounting from active life all of the picturesque and as well powerful leaders of the race in all of its walks of life. And as these men and women of brilliant minds, whose work for the past quarter of a century has marked them as real leaders pass from the scene of action the question of who will take their places naturally arises. That the labors of these people were responsible for many of the good things that have come to the race and that their contribution to the welfare of America through the increased ability of the race to excel is attested by the esteem in which they were held and proven by the difference that was given them. But what of the leaders of the future? Be no doubt that those who will come after these illustrious must possess the ability to accomplish in a larger way, the things which those who are reading have so well done in the days of the beginnings of our progress. They must have courage without being impatient; they must have vision but it must not assume the aspect of that of the dreamer who accomplishes nothing practical; they must have patience without becoming complacent and easily satisfied with small accomplishment. And they all must have in no limited degree, training, education and knowledge of the The leadership of the future will differ from that of the past in that it will be confined to no two or three figures as has been true in the past when the whole country looked unfailingly to one person here and there of the only one who could take care of an immediate emergency. In the past when the superior ability to do things, will assume the leadership of their groups. And the leaders, working together for the good of the whole group must direct the affairs of the future. And particularly in the South must this be true if the progress of the group is to be made consistently. The needs of the race in time to come will make this development necessary. 'THE DALLAS EXPRESS' has never hosted the white leather, neither hats nor scarves. It is not affiliated with the floral month. It is in plain, every day, sensible, conservative, nonspammy attire. It has the hotting breast; lines we宿翅膀. It professes a satireism as broad as our nationalism. It battles covers all the terribility occupied by the human race. This deeply high ground, the most beautiful, is having. Boys at the press come in and stand with us. This ground is abby W. R. KING. Despite the fact that, according to the statement of A. Philip Randolph of Messenger fame, a certain section of the agreement which is supposed to regulate the contracts of the Pullman Company and the army of Negro men which it employs to care for the comfort of the passengers who use its accommodations, states that there shall be no disorientation by the company on account of the membership of its employees in any fraternal society or union, the Company is protecting against the formation of a union of its porters to combat the unfair conditions under which they work. According to the letter of Mr. Randolph, the Pullman conductors all of whom are white have had an organization since 1312 and every other group on the railroad is organized but the porters. Likewise, it follows that to a certain extent, every other has had its working conditions better with the exception of the Pullman porters. They are forced to make 11,000 miles as the basis for their employment. Similarly, it is impossible for the fact that the majority of porters are forced to work nearly 400 hours a month, none of which includes the time for making ready before leaving the stations. The school season is almost upon Texas and in the majority of the nooks and corners of the state as well. Students are taught by Nagy teachers are beginning their work in the same old unsightly buildings are beginning to attempt the payment of the same sort of salaries, are beginning to attempt the payment of the same sort of their poor pay and their inability to have enough to打 them have been unable in the majority of cases to attend any school in Texas, so they are desired, for no funds were available to them. Will they be for The porters want assignments of 240 monthly hours as regular time with compensation for overtime as well as pay for the 'making ready' time. They also desire to have some agreement made by which the 'doubling out', evil, which causes so much physical wear and tear, may be done away with. Coupled with all of the other demands is that of more courteous treatment from all of those with whom they come in contact. But none of these things can be discussed at regular meetings of the porters, according to the letter of Mr. R. Andolph. He proves his skill by taking on a task that he did not attend a meeting recently at which the organiser of the locomotive engineers was scheduled to speak. It would seem that in this day and time, members of the Nebraska community are fairly low ranking even among members of the inning class who work in the organization. More eagerly to seek the means of earning from the inducible college work for no many years. It would mean that the other groups which have bettered the conditions under which they work. They would be able to work with other organizations in a organization strong enough to make itself heard in the councils of the land and they got results. That can be done right here in the state. But better proof is to be found that more than $7,000,000 has been voted for the improvement of the accredited Negro high schools than in any other state in the country. In that state. The success of the education institution is more than $290.000. Carolina is much smaller than North Carolina, but the number of no many teachers. In North Carolina, there is a well trained memorial service to the author of the State dept. of Education and supervises the work of the Negro schools, making recommendations where they are needed. Some of the porters however are disregarding the warnings of the company and are flocking to the organization. And The Express has hasten to command the courage and goodwill of the workers to take action to charge for the sake of attempting to better their conditions. There can be no doubt but that the conditions under which they work are shameful. When measured by the returns which directly result from their labor, all of which returns are not directly related to the poorly paid of all of the servants on public carriers. An organization which contained all of the strength of the 12,000 who serve the Pulman Company could 'get improvements of its condition. And it is likely that without or without the assistance of the workers, it is also true that any of all those men, so employed, could obtain as lucrative employment in other endeavors where there would be more opportunity for advancement than they face in that service should it happen that the conditions would be improved, their lot. The Express is of the opinion that this organization should be carried through to completion and that the bettered conditions which could be expected, from the actions of such an organization would be well worth the effort. The Express is not in any stand, the plight of the Pulman porters is rather sad. The conditions under which they work are bad. But if they have not enough belief in the rightness of the case they have, to grave the dangers of dischaffing, they are not working properly and are not only the rights of every man who serves and must live. The Express along with all of the other citizens of Dalat, is gratified at the improvements made in the school system of Dalat and especially with those which directly affect the Negro schools. The Darell school which for many years has been a veritable dead trail in type remodeled and made safe for the children who seek training in it, a nurse to look after the health of Negro teachers has been named and she will work under the direction of the Health Office of the system; other minor improvements which involve the teachers and the addition of several teachers have been noted. The success of this petition as far as the improvements needed to concern should be reason, enough for the con- sideration of the petition. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1925 and it should be encouragement for the more active interest of those who had no part in the framing and presentation of this limit document. It should happen also that the efforts of these citizens should be gone until all of the things asked for last year are secured. For some reason not made clear, the new school project for Oak C峡 was abandoned. Whether temporarily or not has not been made known. That project is as badly needed as the project for the other schools, and should not be allowed to be forgotten in pix pleasure which coheses with the improvements which have been made. Let the citizens still think in terms of their schools. Let them study their needs. Let them grow more and more into the citizens of the world. Let them provide for every child, such training as will make of him a profitable citizen. The best in education is the right of every Negro child along with all of the others in America. Walter Cohen has been exonerated of the charges of complicity with the runners of New Orleans. Just an other political frame up gone wrong. Some how of other, or more serious, crimes. That Cohen along with other Negroes are entitled to such jobs as he holds. Eat, drink and be merry and tomorrow you may starve, steal or beg. ```markdown ``` THOSE UNJUSTLY ACCUSED (Pittsburgh Public Library Lodger) The stroucheful murder of Raymond Pierce, taxi driver and little man, was a military, defensive, Hool-Noel, should prove a heist to the conspirators public at large, for within so much time the newspapers have flashed the news to the world in blasting headlines and been committed by colored people, which proved later to have in Missouri, the papers told us of a horrible lynching in which the children and the culprit had confessed before he was lynched and the culprit had confessed before he was lynched. An execution训 of hilarious pleasure-seekers was run to the court, and it proved that the unfortunate Negro victim, not confused but confessed, had been charged of attacking a white girl and it developed that he shut up and over money involved in a horse death. In New York the metropolitan dailies recently carried, glaring Kazuo Murakami, murdering a Japanese girl and arranging a number of Negro whom he had dreaded arrive. Several were arrested. In rejection released every time he had been committed in the south it is easy to contemplate what happened in this city a few weeks ago, a Mexican was accused of an attack on a mofft hysteria, he was rushed to trail and given from fifteen to ten. FOR WOM THE WOM THE PLIGHT OF THE PULLMAN PORTERS FOR THE WOMEN WHO CARE SHOWER REFRESHMENTS SALAD FILLING. 1 large can of fish or crush meat. 1 cup celery. 1 cup grilled olive. 1 cup mayonnaise dressing. Break up the fish into very small pieces, add celery into in small pieces, add mayonnaise and enough salad dressing to moisturize. CREAM Cakes. 1 cup shortening. 1 cup boiling water. 1 cup flour. 1 cup sugar. Put shortening and water in. Some of these improvements. The Express feels, are the direct blemish of the petition presented to the School Board. The petition is in the group of the interested citizens and petition set forth in the letter of the New schools and attempted to recommend certain improvements which seemed necessary. The school nurse and the improvement of the Darrrell school were among the things recommended. This is as it should be. The citizens should be informed of the proposed improvements sent their cases in such form that they will be worthy of serious consideration. The history of Dallas proves that its directing heads including the School Board have an interest in the improvement of conditions as they affect the whole community and that they will respond to requests for needed things. TID--BITS As can vividly interested in success of the race of Which I am, I have been particularly in the success of Howard University, because I number as many of its graduate both men and women, and because I have been accepted into the folds of the university, and because I am a honorary member. I feel free to duce to 325 degrees $P$ and leave time and strength kicking against until cooked through, or about 380 degrees $P$ and leaving unless the petty thought of who in leading minutes from the oven when you put them there they are done from the oven when you put them there they are done and put in a draft to forge ahead, to a more perfect air. If it fails the otherakes building of impregnable fitness places in the scheme of if it does not fall the others may things?" to this opinion of the world that it cannot be trusted in leadership; ment; that it seeks to pull down the members of our race to put down and put from us those who did not the way to permanent rule. No form of lynch law must be formed by a free and progressive system. Could you assist me in finding a photo or image of Benjamin Bain Kim, Mr. Arthur Schombert of New York informs me that you will be taken to an issue of the Journal of Negro History, edited by Wood. He later in an issue of the Journal of Negro History, edited by Wood, knows this, the only photo of the scientist extant. Mr. Kim, who once governed David of Negro blood Dilin Lincoln have Negro blood? Dilin Lincoln have Negro blood? The Moors are an African people and Negro? The Moors is said to have had Negro blood, but the writer has never been able to secure any information. NEW YORK, Sept. 27—In keeping with the leadership of the National Population throughout the United States, and the advance made by New York City in the problem-of-expression into fields such as Men's Christian Association, is upwardly revised the $2,000 million of its $2,000 million. Official members of the National Women's Christian Association will have fathers that respond to the request of the National Women's Christian Association for the leadership of the plan for unplanned pregnancy. The leadership of the plan for unplanned pregnancy. In two fields outside the Nairobi, the University for development in the interior of Kenya and boys' fields she faced the South and the huge metropolitan areas of Nairobi. The shape of Nairobi is the most concentrated Nairobi area in the world, most concentrated Nairobi area in for example fields for facility taxation, the 60,000 residents of the fields for the Chicago association, the 60,000 residents of the fields for the Chicago association, the underway for the construction of a Several leaders of the Young Christian Association have pursued the purpose of disguising with the money of prospects of fund use of equi- tional funds. OFFICER KILLA INTOXICATED MAN In the can't come back class, is Miss Eyes to understand that she quiet and let baby and the flapper alone. the time you quiet hunt quiet and let baby and the flapper months your mouth has run like a beller ball, about what you love to do. You have been done yet. Yes, Miss Eyes must any souces doing right by encouraging anyone to cause trouble between husband and wife. You must you and, eventually, the ringer (lawfully), the already and your place in his heart. They are only the other night and noticed members of Dallas so called society sitting and about certain persons who were dancing and wishing all the time there was no need of talking. there and might as well have daunted. Had there been a road, the police would have been so daunted out those who were dancing to take to Westminster, all back the same to them and so you are. You work her better than those who look adamant about music and another, thing Miss Eyes heard it said that her father would have had to pay her that there would have to pay to enter the hall, something for nothing no more. Miss Eyes happened to be near when a certain would be flapper matron was popping off about what Miss Eyes would have to pay to anything about her. Miss Eyes wanted to advertise this person that everybody knew he was coming from "fellow to post" since her Texas Towns DODGEFORD Summerville Co., Ltd., DIV. IV - Raleigh, North Pine, NC, with additional location to a PRIME RIVER Place, without obligation to a PRIME RIVER Place with additional location. PROFESSIONAL PHONES: Office Hours: HI-81-4018 Office Hours: 10:00 to 12 noon to 5:00 p.m. 9:00 to 12 noon to 5:00 p.m. Bunday by Appointment BURGOM McMILLAN-MATTHEW Cor. Hall and State St. DALLAS, TEXAS DR. A. E. HUGhes, Dentist Office Hours: 5:20 P. M. to 5:40 P. M. 5:20 P. M. to 5:40 P. M. Office Phone U-821 2037 1-3 HALL, FT. PLANTER'S Bldg. Dallas, Texas DR. G. W. MAISE, Dentist Office Hours A. M. to 12 noon 10:00 to 12 noon With DR. F. MIDDY 1055 McKinney St. Emile, Texas Attorney at Law 1055 Spitfire St. Dallas, Texas 11-4-31 DR. G. W. GLANF DENTIST Ground Floor Location, 297 East Ninth Street, Fort Worth, Texas A. S. WELLS Attorney at Law 1055 Spitfire St. Dallas, Texas 11-4-31 DR. R. T. HAMILTON PHYSICIAN & HURDON 2301 S. 10th St. Office X-1 Rhode Island Ave. Office X-1 301-822-3000 Office X-1 m to 18 p.m. to 4 p.m. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Dallas, TX 11-5-8 DR. LYTLE VETERINARY on behalf of all nurses. Office in entrance of all nurses. Company $850 Good Stork Nursing Company, $850 Good Stork Nursing Company, $850 Williams Hill Residence 2301 Will wilson street Dallas, TX 11-5-8 DALLAS BAND HOUSE Dallas 1828 Main Street X-5234 King Band Instrument State Agent Leedy and Ludwig Drums and Drum masters Trap, Vega Guitar, Banjo Musical Merchandise of all kinds Repairing on all Instruments J. J. CLEGG. PROP. PETER H. THE ANCIENT ORIGIN Owned by Negroes-Opera IT COSTS ONE Our Deputies are Ans about 8 WE PAY OUR MORE MATERIAL FOR INFORMATION B. H. CHIUME, Negroes 1866-Dowling Mt. JAN. D. RYAN, Negroes 710 Lincoln Thur. AIDA POM CREATED FOR UTIL OVER THREE MILLION AIDA HAIR SOLD LAST MENT ORDER OF Progress-Operated by Nigel COSTS-$1,600 TO JO for Dynamics in your lesson shall be charged. OUR POLICI MATURE FOR INFORMATION ADDIT BILLS, SUGGRESE WORKLY H Dowling, SUGGRESE WORKLY H YAN, SUGGRESE WORKLY H Lincoln Theatre Bldg., I DA HA DOMA FOR UTILITY THE MILLION {3,000,000 HAIR GOLD LAST YEAR THE ANCIENT ORDER OF PILGRIMS Owned by Nergroe - Operated by Nergroe-Degroe IT COSTS $2,000 TO JOIN Our Deputies arrive your lesson NOW Ask about WE PAY OUR POLICIES MORE MATURE QUICKER FOR INFORMATION ADDRESS B. M. CLUER, Appalachian Worley Expire 1880 Dewitt St. Houston, Texas J.A.K. D. CLUER, Worley Worley Expire 101 Kline St. Houston, Texas AIDA HAIR POMADE CREATED FOR UTILITY AND FASHION OVER THREE MILLION (3,000,000) CANES OF AIDA HAIR POMADE SOLD LAST YEAR is evidence that quality in still appreciated and will be always. A BRIGHTENER and hair dressing of surprising quality and efficiency. Especially prepared to be used with the irons. Aid Hair Pomade has stood the test. It is not an experiment. It has been sold and used by particular people for a quar- ter of a century. Put up in a round-bine the container. For sale by all druggists. MADE ONLY BY OVERTON HYGIENIC CO. CHICAGO IL. MADE ONLY BY N HYGIENE CHICAGO IL DESIRABLE LOTS New Addition M LIMITED NUMBER CHOO STREETS - SELL ON $500.00 TV Write Now, Ge P. O. Box 1363, D Dallas Express Addition Near Fair NAMES CHOICE LOTS IS SOLD ON BABY TERM $500.00 TO $750.00 Write Now, Get First Chio x 1363, Dallas, Texas Dallas Express, H-576 New Addition Near Fair Park LIMITED NUMBER CHOICE LOTS $1910-WIDE STREETS—SELL ON EASY TERMS, PRICES $500.00 TO $750.00 Write Now, Get First Choice P. O. Box 1363, Dallas, Texas or Call Dallas Express, H-5761 LET ME BE YOUR DRUGGEE COMMUNITY DRUG STOR S. T. Williamson, Jr., Prop. "I Either Have it, Will Get It" THE McMILLAN U. MODERN EQUIPMENT FOR AND SPECIAL "NOW OPEN TO Efficient Attend Corner Hall and State Streets W. R. McMillan, PHONE U-5191 Allen Da Super Will Get. It, or it I McMILLAN SANITAR MENT FOR GENE AND SPECIAL. SURGE IN OPEN TO THE PU ient Attendance in all State Streets McMilhan, Consultan Allen at Juliette St. Dallas, Texas Superior Delivery "I Either Have it, Will Get It, or it Isn't Made." THE McMILLAN SANITARIUM MODERN EQUIPMENT FOR GENERAL MEDICINE AND SPECIAL SURGERY "NOW OPEN TO TRE PUBLIC" Efficient Attendance in all Lines TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE SUMMER QUARTER Ten Weeks ..... 1 Ten Weeks ..... 2 Third Farm ..... 3 Farmers' Association of West Wests Credit given town of Diploma and county Junior Col and town of Attapeu. Attapeu is administrative equipment, wholesome H. H. 1809000000000000 PRODUCED RAT Identification, Plans Have Mandatory days a week. College Twelve w a Junior College Diponent in the University Int t wholesale Recreation n. c. C. REDUCED RATES OR ROUND Plans Have been be- came Mississippi Diponent Phone H-0053 RICH! REASONABLE! RELIABLE! $243,696.43 Protects YOU and Your FAMILY ORDER OF PILGRIMS Created by Hegesy de Negreus $1,526.00 TO JOIN your fellow NOW FOR POLICIES FATURE QUICKER FORMATION ADDRESS Home Worthy Escapes Mrs. Worthy Escapes Home Worthy Escapes Theatre Bldg., Houston, Texas A HAIR MADE FUTILITY AND FASHION NON- (3,000,000) CANE OF HAIR POMADE LAST YEAR is evidence that quality is still appreciated and will be always. A hair straightener and hair dressing of surprising quality and efficiency. Especially prepared to be used with the female Aid. Hair Pomade has stood the test. It is not an experiment. It has been sold and used by particular people for a guar- gee of a certain sort. Put up in a round blue the container. For sale by all druggists. ONLY BY HYGIENIC CO. AGO IL. ABLE LOTS Near Fair Park OICE LOTS $61120 - WIDE HASY TERMS PRICES TO $450.00 Get First Choice Dallas, Texas or Call press, H-5761 In All WE 0.1 MANUFACT R P. Allen at Juliette St. Dallas, Texas Superior Delivery at It, or it Isn't Made." Pluko Pluko MAIN DRESSING PRODUCED BY The Pluko Co. Black and White Cans 50+ Green Cans 25! MORE THAN A MILLION PACKAGES ARE SOLD A YEAR Can be loaded and unloaded with one man or two men and with help of force. Certificate of GSAS for your installation. Warranty on arrival. WE PAY POSTAGE satisfaction guaranteed or money back MANUFACTURER TO BUTLER 28 or 32 Col. 6 Shot TANKSHAW TANKSHAW NEW YORK IMPORTERS CO. Dept. K112 200 Broadway, N. X. Wm. POTER'S GROCERY AND MARKET Fancy and Staple Groceries AND Toilet Articles 4300 Frank Street. Phone X-2070 DALTON, TEXAS SANTAL MIDY THE MUSIC OF CATARR BLADDER Phone H-8866 "look at your hair!" Examine it carefully in your mirror, and be fair to yourself. Is it a long, straight, silky and glimpse as you want it to be? You can easily adjust the beauty of your hair. Just get a can of Plinko hair Dressing from your nearest dealer and start using it today. You be likely to amazed at the quick way this delightfully perfumed prepluck straightens your hair and makes it long, silky and easy to arrange in any manner you wish. The secret of the reliability of Plinko to straighten hair without the aid of hot fix and make it smooth, soft and silky lies in its combination of rare and expensive hair growing oils. C-0851 - 600 CAFE STREET, DALLAS, TEXAS inquires at the Dallas Express GUARD YOUR HEALTH! SANYKY PROGRAMS LETS YOU HAVE PROGRAMS LETS YOU HAVE PROGRAMS LETS YOU HAVE Large Lots BIG Lots BIG Lots BIG Lots New York New York New York 100 EYESTESTED GLASSES Fitted $3.00 AND JP 1, 2, G. SADDEN, Registered Paintmaster, 110 North Preston Street, Between Main and Elm X7-7031 Strange Power **Green Grace De Long, The Little Adventist Wife.** Worry and fear once encounters a friend who can help you conceive this birth. In business, domestic love affair or business between women. Family beloved between women. Family frankly and confidentially — and pertaining her roller machine. No matter what the woman will bless the birth. Address your wife to: **GRIELY HAY DE LONG MILAM, FLORIDA** Merritorious Printing and Designing FREE A BEAUTIFUL GIFT TO ALL, READERS of the DALLAS EXPRESS Rush Your Name and ADDRESS New York City LENOX CO. 124 1000 10th St. Try Madam B. Sappon's Mentionhol Hair System Opportunities to grow hair on bald spots. A six-week trial for $4.50 from August. From August. Agree. Order from HOME B. SAPPON. HOME B. SAPPON. HIS MENTHOLLOW NEE. On hair. Ordered. Added hair to Order for $4.50. T-11 SAPPON, Manager. Bryan H. P. - Phones M-8-777-777-7777. 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We ean give these men debits that will pay them nidely- from beginning. ‘or Information_call — Y-4557, OFFICE or SUPT, J.-M BROWN, 13204 -FAY'S EAT SHOP And Rooming House | : DeLuxe Se ee eo ee eae janes oaree seme Bi (ree pa ste et re learbery “and "100" pons ok he ath at mopt-there "or tare tn ete ea amr time ne, re euehere aed Withee. tcghery oud one a ink ha weal yar tat talowog et keel. yeas, Te talent 8 2 “re te at sone, Pega AR Lanta. te When hating ie Sohns pacemleesie reine ing: 2B Htroaka, oS a oe Uae ee itera i aan M. MeCoy, Le Mt [Mier ht, Witham 0” Por ls ape a eth Lafetacas ee es aver Eee She Ee ere Hernia, G.I Donen Ded. Aas Reyer a i as aaa ‘ay wereet Mees ice eae ee eat Rinna ase eee tae ite ieee era an ne, a. ——— Rg an an ee eur are se SE ae aera meee el S ieeaial ois al aa = 9th Ware Meneanatiy e Yee) a ae : Wines rien en Nora Wr Ras Ser ae ; oo See sky soe een? eat eee age rare ee eae Wome ppm ut that tie Bas Te aca Pee vent ie acter eee Git ater eats ake eae rh eae tat Ane tees, 0954. BALLARD TAILORING COMPANY: {and — e BH. BALLARD, Prop. “2314 Hall St. | GLOBE THEATRE | ‘THURS. & FRE; SEPT. 24 andl 25= = “BLACK LIGHTNING”~7 Reels —iestaring = “Thunder, the Marvel Dog”. | Frum avo sercnpay, sr sor wnt re" ‘ag tat, BOS WALLAAM PARRANKS in 4 MOE WHT TN BENE AYA NOLATIS— ee ee tie Mom Kar Hiker Be? Reels qq DUNSONS’ GREATER CAFE a ST ss : paren onmn : wee Sere ad bees --4 1-H. Disson, Proprietor | eS ie PARAMOUNT OKEH AND COLUMBIA RECORDS. tere oa S ibe ape aoe =e | ee a ee el TE cre - aes] {AST TEXAS PHONOGRAPH CO, THE DALLAS RXPRE PUMLAnNG eo: ariteriony Printing Pin ee anes eae aly cetieye oor “Signet weed” ee ae ks ee en oe eter patter od aoe zh dri te HOFFMAN STRAIGHT ict CiieSTER PARK "TAILORING CO. a arama oc ae hae eh Fe ga Sa re unatictatt cise Mane Mal doa! et = oan i marae ae ge af Mr re a Sle am 4 ~~ oe: . = = — 4 ee *) & = = : = ® = Be “ = je: o4 & = a ee 73 oe ao ss a ef i Temple, Texas, the 8th Street Member to thank the 8th Street Member and friend the kindness and illness, and death of our beloved mother. Signed: Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Ratliff. CORSESA-A-M. Mrs. Nora Mora Mrs. Joanne Boykin, Mrs. Walt Jennings and Mrs. Miss Lilian Osquipe who is visiting her daughter Mrs. R. M. McKinney, Mr. Will of Mexico visiting Rev. L. O. Palmer, Master visiting Mrs. Anna Davis, Mrs. Dinkley Lot of Houston is visiting Leonard, wife and mother of Houston are visiting Mrs. Florence Lloyd are visiting Mrs. D. Gilford of San Marcos is visiting Mrs. D. Gilford of San Marcos is visiting CUNEY — Sunday School and B. N. P. U. were both well attended, the last week of school, a number of people from here attended the Palestine Association. They resumed Mosek W. W. and Elia Swan. Sister Mosek W. W. and Elia Swan, their sisters, Mrs H. L. Price, last week, Mrs K. L. Jackson of Lake Jackson, the city last week, Mr. Stengleton week, preposing Mrs. H. Rosez Cross of Tylin in the city visitations, relatives and friends. Mistress Cushing this week, Mr. J. D. Cushing this week, Mr. J. D. day morning, where he will dinner, day morning, where he will dinner, Father College Hon. Mrs. J. D. Mrs. R. N. and Nijelittle daughter. Station had returned days with relatives and friends. Mrs. R. N. and Nijelittle guest of Miss B. M. Marty Sunday, Mrs. and Mrs H. W. Williage For the Express see J. P. Price reporter and agent. FERREIT, Amy, Highland of Danum was the whirlwind campaign pastor to the A. A. Church in Church Hill, N.J., and the Horch at 11 A. M. by pastor, Rev. Simpson pastored Dodd City, N.J., and Simpson was the Simpson is in South Texas visiting her mother, Mrs. Alice Mintz, who is married to her mother Mrs. Mary Mintz, and to Dallas where I. B. entered school. Amy Briese, bryce at I. B. attended Dallas. Amy Dainis, Amy spending several days with her sister, Mrs. P. Dainis, Amy spending several days with her sister, Mrs. P. Dainis, Amy spending several days with her husband, Mr. Sam Daniels and sister Amanda. The Sunday by her husband, Mr. Sam Daniels and sister Amanda. The Tuesday grocery store every Saturday. BLECHA-Rey M. H. Harrison pastor of St. A. M. E. B. M. college has been there since Wednesday. He has been interested in the interest of Paul Quin College. He has been there since Wednesday. He was one of the District of South Wesleyan who is also traveling in the inter-communities. He oversee and preached a wonderful sermon Tuesday night at St. James Church. The spirit of Rev. Saddler's sermon was a celebration of D. Matthews and motor overcars on day and were very pleasant visitors at Bethel Baptist Church the day before at 11:30 was great. One of the most essential things that made him a sermonist was plain and clear-way in which he comforted himself. Mild R. E. Belt, himself a Bethel Baptist church at both school and church. Newwhitton was very unfavorable the doors were open and a number of merry gloff faced boys and girls rushed in and out of the church which locally bengues, thus We are told that already the children have manifested much interest in their work which makes us happy that he will be a great school teacher. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1925 "Willing Worker," club gave a star at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Mitchell night, Mr. W. Mitchell relative, Mr. H. Hall has given the entertainment was given at the home of Miss Jane L Wilson. Miss Salvation is visiting relative. Miss Salvation is visiting relative. Miss Salvation is teaching position as teacher in McLennan Co. Dc. Rb. Payne and son. Jon Johnson, Johnson Leave Monday for Central Texas College. Dr. Miles Saturday. An entertainment was given on Saturday. An entertainment was given on Saturday. Mr. Burrell Kirk, Friday and Saturday night. --- sympathies with *Rhev*, and *Mrs. Poley* in the loss of their son, *Rhev*. Mrs. Poley will leave the city next month to take up maternal-work in the State of Texas. Mrs. Poley will him a successful stay. Mrs. Poley will remain in Atlanta as social worker. Mrs. Poley will send greetings to their Mineral Wells friends. music minister stash shiru immyepru in Newark, N.J., I received his music minister training at the hands of the music minister at Boston R. Burrows of that city. 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