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HUNDREDS OF TEACHERS AT FORTY-FIRST MEETING HERE A CHAMPION OF JUSTICE A MESSENGER OF HOPE Founded by W. E. King VOL. 22 HUN FO Leaders of Professional nual Session in St. Paul I structive Leader and Ad is Expected been the case in the association for been the case in the association for with progressive suggestions for the with progressive suggestions for the whole of the program as interpe- whole of the program as interpe- prendered by the chair of St. Paul prendered by the chair of St. Paul direction of Mrs. Pria Washington direction of Mrs. Pria Washington thrice of the city acted as master thrice of the city acted as master Program of the Association Will Program of the Association Will —From the expressions commonly —From the expressions commonly of the state who have been move- ned to be acting as master been moving to be acting as master beening as well as beingening as well as beingening some of whom are here, some of whom are here, must that it be the general opinion quoted by the executive committee quoted by the executive committee general application general application program that the general appl- program that the general appl- will meet with ready responds. not securing membership in a columbia-based organization, the member is required to be a member of the organization and be a paid member membership fee must be made, possible by the reports of the organization, which reports have not yet been filed. Local Teacher Organization Plans For Entertalement All of the planning for the reopening of schools and the financing of these three initiatives of committees from the Negro community and the financing of three committees from the Negro community, the mismatched composition of members of the Negro schools of the city and all of the Negro schools of the city, month getting ready for the reopening of the host of schools was METHODISTS, PRO AND TA. A. N. P. - The Methodist Episcopal Church has always been aggressive and flipt. It has always had the courage of its counsellors and leaders, and the month Church, South, because the mother church got to that place "in the heart of the city," there could be no further compromise. Now, that same organization, through its board of Temperance, the governor of South Carolina, the prohibition amendment to the Constitution, as well as upon the Mayor, Gov. A. Smith and Mayor-school Jimmy "Mimmy," going straight in to the Macedonian community, out the Macedonian community, that was more than the followers of John and Oberlin Weedle could On Oct. 25, a group of seven deceased members at the home of Dr. J. P. Turner, a lawyer, walked straight in the law of the South and met with Dr. Alexander, an instructor at the law of the South, and met with the executive committee of over into macdonnell and help us with the National Medical Association. That was more than the follow-up and Manus Committee, Dr. M. J. O'Brien and Ubribe Wesley could accomplish. ```markdown ``` --- Dalail is now thrilled with additional support and have come to have for them the Toucheh State Association. It does not believe gathering over held in its headquarters at gathering over held in its every reason to preamble from the doorway will be one of the most constructive benefits. Begin Avaliing Wednesday Morning Executive Committee Meets Wednesday NEGRO DOCTORS GIVE TO SWEET DEFENSE FUND NEW YORK, Nov. 28—Dr. W. G. Alexander, of Oranges, N. J. The Dallas Express METHODISTS, PROHIBITION, DISFRANCHISEMENT AND TAMMANY HOLD PUBLIC ATTENTION Membership Drive Meets With Success "They have let the President, and everybody, know how they feel about him." Wheeler, General Council of the University, said. "He has led into Director Andrews and has directed the director in directing his career, without asking anything." He has not asked anything if you know how to run this job here and go to Wheeler who has not taken it. He has not taken it in the making of 1982, and three years after that, his deflachment in the performances and participation in many newspapers, and the number of men who faced the President and plans to throw "deflachment plans to throw." "The Republican Party In The Shop, All Else Is The Sea."—, red Douglas. JOHN H. HARRIS in the eyes of Methodists. Re-essay to carry out its purposes, *publican*, Anti-Slavery League, *Jut Tumtam* is square with its for yourself. The Methodists are constituents. Playing the game of defy the system is the square consideration of defy the present popular pop- The securing of the phases of meeting, the arrangement for the meeting, the lunch room of the High School and bunch room of the High School and the North Dallas club were all arranged and financed by this body and whose secretary is Miss Grace Many Veteran Educators Seen Fromment(Perons to Visit and Seek Hendrick H. Wright (Michigan) had potential figure in the game on behalf of the team who would win. He helped by the man who "wrote in their mind" was 1926 in the morning. (Continued on Page 4) COOK INHERITS $100,000 According to the lawyers the 11. eastern section of this record. Records of the association were filed in February. They pointed on what course had been arrested, and the trial set for November 17 has been postponed, known as Liberty Hall, Mr. JAMES A. DAVIS HEADS FIRST TEX AS OFFICE OF UNIVERSAL LIFE COMPANY GARVEYITES WIPE OUT DEBT INCURRED BY THEIR LEADER Garrity to be Deported It is necessary to be deported definitely out by the old business of the company, acquaint of the state in this country because this is it gov- ernment. He may be sent as his prison term is ended. JAMES A. DAVIS K. AS OFFICE OF LIFE CO James A. Davis, well known in Dallas and in Texas as the district manager of The Southern district manager of The Southern of the Mississippi Life Insurance Company, has been appointed as the great manager of the first employer in Texas by The Universi- Life Insurance-Company of Mem- phis. Technology owned and con- Texas is the fifth state to be opened by this company. Dallas and Dallas have been chosen as the headquarters for the company. My husband, Michael, was appointed company president, who has been the main executive for the beginning of the busiest airport in the world. Company Name Unusual Organism Hon Mereord The Universal Insurance Company has been involved in the organization. It is an level premium rate with a paid insurance plan. The company is organized and its capital con- structed with a short space of four months and a short space of four months and a short year of operation. it had an annual bill of 100,000 worth of insurance. It has been established in the history of Negro life insurance organization and the amount of year of operation, according to the form on insurance matters. And the amount of the rate to be unimagined things in international financial when actuated by the account of the statement of the company in the production of Negro funds and the outflow of the funds by guaranteeing their finances. Truth it has been in operation four states other than the one four states other than the one numerous in Missouri other other other. Kansas, with offices in Arkansas, Tennessee and Texas, it also admitted assets at the close J.P. Goodwin Librarian University of Baxne Austin, Tex. HER ETIN INHEI Adopted by White I $100,000 Out of White Pastor and Flivver f ARREST INDIAN WHO CROSSED COLOR LINE RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 28 (A. N. P.)—The racial integrity law in Virt hia has received another terrific purity—mincognition" fam- eral civil law can grow beyond bane contention to grow for the next nine months. It has been discover- ered that a burglar man is living with a white woman downstairs. The difference of this recording to reports. They have, of course been arrested, and the trial of the burglar has been postponed to December 18. The Negro, of course, denies that he is a Negro and claims to be a burglar man in this state. The direc- tor of the bureau of Virtigia has stated the Indian in Virginia, and a group of classifying as Negroid HEADS FIRST TEX- UNIVERSAL COMPANY R S AT H N G H ERITS $1 White Family in His Youth of Which He Will Buy a "Re river for Himself WHO DR LINE 12-46 N. Law in Vir- ter territory, re- many, the bone of discoveries lawfully taught, the trial has been post- tened. WHOLE COUNTRY RAL LIES TO DEFENSE OF DR. SWEET NEW YORK, Nov. 26. There has been a country-wide response to the annual of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored Peo- ple. Two branches of the N. A. A. C. Branch are Cleveland and Phila- adelphia branches. Mr. Martin brings in a thousand dollar in addition. Julian B. Philadelphia Branch Addresses the office in Philadelphia, as a result of which the statistic hanks the N. A. A. C. has sent an additional contribution to date up to through its Secretary, Morris Laird. tor of the bureau of vital statistics "help in the fight for justice" in the case of the state of "says that upon this case the hands the N.A. A, C, P have in an add-in status of the indian. In Virginia the N.A. A, C, P have in an add-in contribution to data abstraction across of classifying as Negro." of its first year operation, were $127,558, and it offered to the public, all of the modern forms of production at attractive prices. — Well Known Men are in Its Official Family Offices to be Located in Pythian Temple HENRY ALLEN BOYD'S GRAND SON DEAD --- ```markdown ``` NORTH.CAROLINA LEADS IN DEVELOP OF NEGRO SCHOOLS OCEAN CITY, N. J. (A. N. P. J.-B.) Family which adopted him in 1981, and which adopted him to buy a car at Ocean City Plaza to buy a car at Ocean City church and a church for his family. He chaired a chat at the Top Two Inn in Ocean City, and claimed of obtaining his sister's marriage. Of course, O'Ferrall an orphan, was adopted by his sister, and his older sister, old age. He worked for the city's Department of Health and student at the age of 18 when he came. During this period he was "treated" by the city's Department of Health and student. It was a hard time for him, as he had changed some land-owner status and learned of its value. A museum, which he who is alleged to have adopted him, has learned of its value. A museum, which he who is alleged to have adopted him, has learned of its value. O'Ferrall notified him of the land value, and he is making the trip south. HOUSTON VOTES BONDS FOR SCHOOLS Miss Odessa Faulkner Says Dr.Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener Best Facial Preparation Known ALTO-It has been raining in late N. and pastor holds services with section for three weeks but in mid-N. James A. M. Church is church day was a beautiful day of prayer for the pastor and fire in their building. New Money was at his place and we had a praised at the morning service high day. Our pastor prescribed and we had. Collins at night. Prof. J. excellent example. Many good things. Dana D. Dibble is here. No business. makes a specialty of bonding officers of local lodges. The official Borders of U. B. of F., Knights and Daughters of Tabor, Odd Fellows All of Texas, U. B. of F., of Arkansas and Woodmen of the Union. Send For Free Tea Days' Treatment of Mrs. Summers' Opaline Remedy BEND THIS COUPON TODAY BENEFITS MEDICAL CO. Dec. 14, 2017 Please bring to job, which is located in the office, weighed and rounded, the amount of money you have for the benefit of the benefit. Texas Towns COOPER—Sunday was a cold day but R. K. was well attended and began downstairs by the pastor, an old friend of his. Several of the Wilson men, several of the Wilson men, Mrs. Mary Johnson was the wife of Mr. Amanda Anderson, last Sunday, and Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Allie Walker, visiting dna. Mrs. B. Johnson, Mrs. Keith Oliver, greet her. Zonite For pyrorrhea For prevention against gum infec- tion, ME, Zoolite, the new powerful antiseptic. Also guards against colds, coughs and more serious diseases of nose and throat. STRENGTH SECURITY FRATERNAL BOND makes a specialty of bonding of MILITARY FILM OF U. HE OF T TABER, Odd Fellows of Texas and Woodmen of the Union. We Bond Officers of all Fratern For informatic V. G. GOR P. O. Box 706 Copy No. 12-40 WOMEN Donate Send For Free Te Mrs. Summers A If you are a customer from Sydney town, please send a letter to the office in Sydney town, and the customer will have more time to answer your enquiry. Some customers have more time than others, and the customer will have more time than others. Just let the customer know of your enquiry and can be reprinted of the money returned only if the customer is satisfied with the service. Send No Money A large number of customers are requesting a payment from the company. Please give your name and address to the company and see what amount is being paid for your enquiry. If you are not satisfied with the service, you can return the money to the company. SEND NO MONEY BEGIN THIS SECOND MEDICAL PLEASE DO NOT MISS THIS ADDED BY SEND NO MONEY plphas clear skin, the skin becomes clearer and lighter and the excessive oil which causes "shine" discoloration. Women everywhere are simply wild showers, and they don't care for it. They deliberately cling to the skin nicely, and don't blow it off. Wind does not blow it off, it preserves oil from forming on the skin and keeps the skin from chapping. Dr. Fred Palmer has developed the most marvelous Flair Dressing technique, called straight up, long and insulting, removes dandruff, keeps the scalp healthy and makes the hair grow. No hair to tie or crinkly with it. Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener Preparation—for all skin—Skin Whitener Powder and Hair Whitener—may be dried from almost all skin types. Be sure to use proper pieces. Be sure you get the Palmer's, and if your dealer cannot supply you, they will be sent direct to you. Palmer's, 22, each, or the four for one buy, and 4, in stamp for free samples of, Skin Whitener. Whitener Ointment Skin Whitener Bac Powder Dr. Fred Palmer's Laboratories, Dept. K-6, Atlanta, Ga. for her pastor Sunday, Mrs. Emblaite James left for Gretau to use her basal cream. After a wait to Shreveport, reporting phony sales, Mrs. Hertzallin window and laboratory, Skiiistin姐, Kelah parents, Skiiistin姐, Kelah Lacuna, Mrs. Nancy Piver, Herb Polland and Mrs. Tilda Lacuna, Mrs. Arnoldine Garnett last Sunday, school induction of Prof. T. W. Moore and Miss. Ide. Mam. Hamilton, Hennessey if you want a nice dinner party, if you want a nice dinner party, year basket from I. M. Marsh, I. M. Marsh, New Zion by the pastor Rev. J. U. U. Queen, come out and help us make her Lord. DEVINYN-™ and Mrs. WILD-Lo- re returned from Houston where they were called to attend Mrs. Logan's Royal Holloway is also hired. Ms. Georgia Gaines has returned attended the funeral of her brother James Harris who was a form of Deanna Gilman, Pleasant Grove, W. St. James A. M. Church Sunday St. James A. M. Church Sunday fire in their building. Levon Ma- nual practiced at the morning service. M. Orena of Deison is here on business. SECURITY SERVICE BUNDING COMPANY officers of local lodges. The F. Knights and Daughters of Texas, U. B. of F., of Arkansas external societies upon request written: GOREE, Texarkana, Texas 22-49 U. x 2 col. be discouraged Ten Days' Treatment of Others' Opaline Remedy Read What Uses Say The use of opaline remedies is a common practice in the treatment of various ailments. Opaline remedies are believed to have healing properties and are often used in the treatment of headaches, pain, and other ailments. The use of opaline remedies is a common practice in the treatment of headaches, pain, and other ailments. The use of opaline remedies is a common practice in the treatment of headaches, pain, and other ailments. MISS. HILA PERREZ, Waltham, O. THEIR COMPANY, TOWARD A NATIONWIDE MEDICAL CO., Part 143. BURKE, NJ. Representative of Californian Society and also a member of the National Medical Society. THE DALLAS EXPRESS; DALLAS, TEXAS, SAFURDAY, NOVEMBER 28.,1925 prof. H. R. P. Pemberton, principal of Central Hill School is moving quickly as the school is preparing to open its Teachers Association, the annual meeting of which will be held New York City on Saturday morning by some unknown person and person of two lives. He oversaw and heated into inseasibility. He did not know either, at them. LAWTON, OAKLAND, ILLINOIS — Mr. Pemberton, S. and B. Y. P. U. was well attended and the pastor N. D. Parker reviewed the preached a dorsonic sermon and another one at night, Mr. and Mrs. John-Long of Willis and the Teachers Association. drive, Mrs. Luna Merton died Saturday about 9 a.m. for funeral services at St. Mary's Church Monday evening Oct. 9th. Service good at Bethlehem Hall on Monday. Attended our park Rev. E. A. Kearn, preached a powerful sermon on Monday night. Joe Bradley of Milwaukee, Wis. and Mrs. Quillie Kyle of Los Angeles, served as our pastor. Their sibling Mrs. Luce Mouton, Service good at Barnett School will attended. Our pastor served a sermon at 11 A. M. Rev. E. D. Parker preached another good service at night. The pastor will leave Tuesday for the conference. **HAFLAND**—There was service at E. church, El Paso District in Brea. At Smith Chapel, E. Rev. E. Parker, divinctor in the First Quarterly Devotional. Dr. Ames Marian Mission of Brea with Mrs. Butler, a singer of pearl pearl and nephew, P. Mrs. Brie Paimon and nephew, P. Mr. and W. Hopkins of Cloze. With his sister, M. Rendell, the old sister W. Mendell. Toliver Wednesday evening. These services house and lot our North Camden street, which was occupied by a church. LADYTONA—new Wyatt held the fourth and quarter-Quarterfinals at Pleasant Grove High School District Saturday and Sunday at Greenville District Saturday and Sunday at Marie Harris as Principal, Mrs. H. Jessa, second her school, Mrs. Amanda Drummond for曼娜 Drummond for V. R. Howard last Sunday for F. I. R. Howard last Sunday for W. I. R. Johnson for W. H. M. Johnson for most Monday with Mrs. L. L. Loyder for Commencement Clark last Thursday for Commencement Mrs. R. R. McDunnigan for Matter J. R. McDunnigan left for Dale home Louis after spent summer with Mrs. H. J. Jackson Mrs. Lloyd Linn and W. W. White for Clarence King left for Greenville where she will make her first Saturday evening Mrs. Elizabeth Porte of Ohioje has been visiting her brother Mrs. Jane home via Kansas City, Mo. Mr. Jane has visited relatives in Kansas City Ct. and relatives in literature of Fort Worth was the great friend of Pillot. Pointed his wife daughter Mary. Mary Brown. 1460 — Due to the insur- ance services her business is all by mail of Pillot. M. M. Davie杰. for Houston. M. M. Davie杰. for Houston. reatives and lords. Row C. J. Borg of Albany Texas is in Texas for the Principal of EI Camp school given with Mrs. I. B. Green, his wife in her chosen profession—the stage. 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No question is made of how all of these persons have been interviewed, the book will be determined. Mission is made, however, of the fee of ten dollars which represents the price of the book, and blanks are included which when filled out, will give all of the information necessary concerning these, who are approaching. Whether or not these notices have been broadcast promiscuously, or whether a number of prospects have been carefully selected, does The Express, while applauding the idea of accomplishing such a project, feels that, in order that it may be as efficiently accomplished as possible, care should be taken in the preparation of the project, other method, than that of an "appearance fee" of ten dollars. The tendency among us is well known: that we mean, of being anxious to appear in the light at night, that we want to be seen by others or group of people or group of others. The public is in grave danger of being deped. Should this method be employed for the obtaining of funds necessary to the issue, there is no doubt that we would be greatly deped. The financial standpoint. Every little insignificant member of the "would be great," every little "leader," from most any group of people, would be deped. A. B. men, those with purchase degrees, would gladly scrape up the price of admission, wore they able to get hold of those blank forms, and swamp the officers of the department. There is the danger of having it happens that the really great among us, we feel that there are some, would be so busy getting their own jobs done as well as was possible, that the promotion of the promoters are so plausibly offering to them. Such persons would rather that others, having appraised them, would give to the world, the story of the significant accomplishment, that there are no criticism, that there can be no criticism. The Express feels also, that this year a meeting of Teachers will be held with the association of white teachers, hence a future filled with our progress of the real need. It represents one of the most important of the profession of all of those allied to the operation of all of those allied with the profession, the world and the beginning of civilization, benefited most largely. It represents most likely that we train the future citizens of our race and nation. And there is to expect to reap a rich benefit in the matter of progressive action, in the motivations of the advocates. "This year's program, according to its announcements, will be accompanied with progressive actions. Speaker of national note, propositions of the progressive sort, "everything is going to be associated "the best" in Education for every Girl child" is to "Who is Who?" in the race of noun is rather hard to determine. In a mult now, we have been no easy laying to question. In fact, we have been no easy laying to question those individuals who have stood out by reason of their quality, has not been so deficient, has made as to make a chronicling a thing which can be done with the unsering predisposition of the person. It is the opinion that, though apparently worthy, the project is being approached in a highly impractical manner and that the project has been apparently begun. it will represent in a very small degree, the real buildings and constructions among us, man or woman of real ability rights that he should be inducted into the profession. He we, in rather buy his advertisement space outright. President Coulson now knows for himself, the attitude of members of the race toward the policy of segregation in the departments at Washington, the lack of action on the issue of race in the department, the affect the race, the lack of enforcement of the 13th, 14th and 15th Amendment, and the failure of the courts to function with their usual degree of precondition when faced by members of two different races, any one of which might be Negro. Those who presented this petition were of the opinion that Washington should be Washington with a view to determining some course of procedure which would lead to the improvement of the unfortunate conditions which the race faces politically as well as in civic matters. News reports state that the President injected with his usual degree of attentiveness and the ability to work in the working out of the problems which the race faced. TID :-- BITS (by Leonard Massenburge for The Associated Press) CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA the university's campus, was recently left here to put Durban on the coast of Africa, with a tale of so much miroir that a fireman was killed in a fall. Off New South Wales the ship ran into a terrible hurricane, which almost caused her to the founder. The last TID -- (By Leonard Masseuseburg for THE CAPITOL TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA the stammer, FUT. AUCTION which recently left here 'put into Durbax on the 'east coast of Africa, with a tale of so much misfortune that 'Jonah' aboard, or in Landlubber's language, one who brings ill- luck. The vessel carried in the first barge of the cargo of china bouns for America, but has been at sea, more than 24 hours when she encountered a hurricane, and her carriage at the Atlantic, XL (By Robert P. Edwards for *The Associated Press*) The Associated Press, in 1854, invited him to Princeton University, and was admitted to the bar of the state of New York. He was a member of the Brooklyn, N. Y. law school, he moved with his family to Hilo, P. L., where he built up as a lawyer. He was appointed in Liberia, in an interest, leading all of his power to its improvement, and finally becoming Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of England, where he became the first justice to St. Thomas, in his moved to St. Thomas, in the United States, a commission taking up the cause of the natives taking up the cause of the natives with U. L. Government. Do his return voyage bring him back to St. Thomas, but not long before his arrival in Hawaii, to Honolulu-10-Adams Jackson, a sanitorian and former There can be nothing but applause for the way in which the case of the race was laid before the head of this nation. These men who were the leaders in the fight by the White House, were men of wisdom as well as courage and their appearance there was free from the usual suspicion of in search of "leaving from the pork barrel." They appeared only as representative of the race, represented as a person, and their experience of the President was of the sort which, we believe, the seriousness of the case of the race demanded. In thus putting the case of the race before the highest executive, they have done nothing but to make it clear that they cannot be, for it is a well known fact that The President, well intolerant though he may be, is by no means the court of last resort in his party and that his bitter judgment as well as his personal convictions must often be accepted in the face of his real complicity. There are many segments and sections in his party, all of which are demanding their "pound of IN THE REALM OF MUSIC, LITERATURE, AND ART 619. David W. Chase for The Abbey, a stimulating New York After a stunning successful season in England, and other places in the United States, Chase's singers are appearing in this com- pany. Success has been more phenomenal, but the success of the group has involved a decided change of the style. In addition, the production of interest on the part of the gen- minal singers, in the spirituals and the folk, has given an increased importance to the group, and the singers have songed in a more audacious way. The Fledgling Shine shows there is nothing in the way that singers alone can accomplish that are new in most audacious; and sing them in way that is hard to find. conditiona which closely resemble beginner to tuberculosis. But as a rule the condition is a slow progression of appetite, low or weight, clash and withhold of the food, and when there is spitting of blood, this is a skin or advanced consumption of food. -BITS used as fuel. After leaving America, a fireman was drowned, and at Wellington, New Zealand, the captain was involved in an automobile smash up. At Port Kembla there was an accident troubled by a fireman was killed in a fall. Off New South Wales the ship ran into a terrible hurricane, which almost blew him apart. The piece of ill- luck occurred when only being seamed near Port Kembla, only being seamed near New South Wales is the 12 for women, and 25 for women. The average age of marriage in Germany is 24 for men, and 25 for women. Back in the early Roman days wife sold for two and three cents IN THE WORLD OF BOOKS "OF THE MAKING OF BOOKS THERE IS NO END" Time will not permit a detailed account of the various orators mentioned in the book, but Dr. Woodson has then, including of the poet, the longtime friend Paul J. C. Price, M. C. R. Macoll, Booker T. Smith, Washington, Robert McCormick, and Harry Highland Garrett. Journals Truth is also shown, as is also Lunford Counties Cullen, the Roland Master of poetry, had had the book of poems "Odee" (published by Herbert Brown) and "Odee" (published by Her- bert Brown). This young poet, the life of Odee, was a very important poet for short, lyrical epigrammatic poetry. He was a teacher of poetry he way he wrote a teacher in her life. BAR UNION OFFICIAL FROM PORTERS MEETING NOMFOLK WHITE PEOPLE SHORT NEGROES LONG deadmen among the Colored people deadmen among the Norfolk on the 18th of March 1865. The Colored people himself committed to his community and his community's commotion. The communities among white and Colored people were $100,000. White commotion was $160,000. White commotion was $120,000 of their own. Failing $160,000 of their own, the Colored people drove the early days of the com- munity beyond the original date. After the early days of the com- munity, the original date was When the community headquarters died, the community money and property were sent to the Colored community in cash and alimony $11,000 and $200. The community is compelled by Colored Norfolk community to contribute money and property to the community and to include churches, schools and other institutions in any similar effort to provide the children. The community advised the schools. Ten cents the community contributed to the schools dollars the minimum contribution from the community. From the same source this year was advised the community to contribute $10,000 to the community of Norfolk. The new share of social community Fra- dation and relatious life of Colored people. PORTEERS CONDEMN UNION; AWAIT ORGANIZER WOODMEN HAVE PAY ROLL OF NEARLY HALF MILLLION PHILLIPS-WALLACE WEDDING OF 1925 GOES DOWN IN HISTORY AS A BRILLIANT AND BEAUTIFUL AFFAIR (Dr Mrs. Willa P. Robinson) The most beautiful and largely attended wedding witness to the birth of her son, Christopher. Mrs Lorenza T. Phillipa and Dr. J. J. Notted For Their Fairness and Whole Souped Service white-baltin slippers and carrying an armed rifle and wavy-helmet and a rifle and wavy-helmet and a rifle worn from displacement of a cornetet or a trumpet. He was a member of the Cleveland Jewelers, Jeweler of Cleveland, Ohio, and the Cleveland Jewelers, Jeweler of Cleveland, Ohio. group and all his bunt ques. Dr. U. L. Brown, who was all clad in white- matter suits, were all clad in Representatives of Woodmen of Union Well Received in Dallas Churches SCHOOL CHILDREN MATINEE THURSDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 17, AT 2:00 P. M., AT BOOKER T. WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL MISS EYES. SOCIETY To. The Athletic Club Walters heard uttered by a certain "out-of-date" flapper at the Walters' dance for the way you put over your a few nights ago. It was rather lovely, and Miss Eyes had a won- was taking young men to excuse derful time. No doubt some of the young ladies from whom this dance could call received quite excuse. a surprise because. Miss Eyes excuse themselves used main forces a severe repress which. in to keep from makin a grave beheaded the young ladies who were sitting something "rody" to do as she wanted the "out-of- name" reason. But Miss Eyes in glad reason of wives who black eyes and the boys "put" out as nice and all the "finks", in fact when an affair as any of the others. Dear Little Mrs. of a few days said to the "ashk" to whom she do not place so much confidence "taking. Seame yourself." I do not place so much confidence on hanging around sines arm, twisting first one way and you have taken on another who is in the room and then another and in general your home a pleasant place to live is a bit of will power to keep from in *Mes Mies* will say this old phrase "telling into the "simplement" but you do not have the will to be good in fact, he has been making in all that the word implies, so that he in spite of your words he in spite of your words he does this in places where he attention which she would other-ly may get back home. Take Mike you not get, because that flapper you will find yourself out of a filled into obscurity, but others good home and a warm place. SOCIETY & CLUBS J. BERNI BARBOUR'S RACE OPERETTA "ARRIVAL OF THE NEGRO" Miss Kye thinks that a certain married man had little to do to help her family afloat. There is no need for her wife to ask for your wife's help; can she ask for your spouse's help? You were very kind of a then you would not protest your wife getting a divorce, she observed one day that her husband of your sort two weeks, and you were over 'her' constantly. You don't need wife's help, you would be an adult. CLUB CENTER NOTES — We feel an unchievable evening was spent very proud of our exhibition in Musselman Hall, by Miss Lois Barton, a lady Rim St. The Kintgarten orchestra from Dallas, the club is helping the students point from the front of the club. The Club Sill will, Nov. 28, three occasions and were accorded much praise. The articles exhibited at the club are a hard work, 272 Casey St. The host served a dalany menu of ham sandwiches, both young and old if given that may be well, by her. The menu of coffee and coffee, Mrs. C. P. Carr, The Mother's Club, with Mrs. M. Pumberton as the president, the Club has an enjoyable meeting club directed by Y. M. A. B.ack. The club members were elected to the issuing direction of Mrs. McClellan, all of whom seem to be doing their best in the job. Mrs. W. D. Drake, Vice-President; Mrs. W. D. Drake, Vice-President; and many are very grateful for his support and cooperation of the Federated Secretary; Mrs. L. J. Hayden, the strength we feel sure of success; and Pressman; Mrs. Milkie Cook. NEW NOVELISTIC AND INSPIRING THE SUNSHINE SOCIAL CLEAR 17th, 19th with Mr. Willie Jackson, M.D., and Mrs. Willie Jackson, M.D., allocated for a formal dance to be given 20th, at North Boston, before and after business. The dance will be confettled tournées to which will be awarded by all. The dance will be entertained with all Laura Johnson at 2711 Jolliffe St. The club will be entertained with all Q. M. Roberts, M. M. Carey, M. M. Tall Carter, president. EXECUTION MATH ART CLUB Entertainment - 196 people - room 10, at 10:30 a.m. Read Thursday, Nov. 19, with a banquet party. All members of the club are invited. All attendees on exhibit on THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1925 City Churches THE VINE=Being, absent from the Dallas Express for a short time, is back on the scene. In spite of the cold weather last Sunday services at True. Vine were excellent. Her, P. H. S. Huntz occurred the day before. Her, P. H. S. Huntz occurred the day before. Her, P. H. S. Huntz witnessed by all. He also presented another grand sermon at night. Her, P. H. S. Huntz, Ray, B. M. Mitchell, Porter. PERET PERSONALS Mr. G. Richardson and Mrs. M. Mr. G. Richardson were equally married to Mrs. M. Richardson 3 yrs. m. with Rev Dennis of Ozark. Only a few intimate dating. To buyers of ideas in our new MANOOL 03, we are going to give absolute type of good manolo, type of good well built, of new, good material, gold stood room, painted, padded, and black, padded, well and out- side, and black, padded, well and out- TA RO" E N R 17, AT 2:00 P. A. S. WELLS Attorney and Counsel at Law Dallas, Texas 197-81 DR. R. H. HAMILTON PHYSICIAN A. S. SURGEON 1905 S. Avenue N 4827 Office hours 10am-5pm $450.00 10am-5pm $450.00 10am-5pm $450.00 11:30-12:30 11:30-12:30 DR. LYTLE PETERBYN MUNGON one and a half miles north of Douglas Underground Station, 56 m. n. 4-115, residence 4211, WU low street, Dallas, Texas MADAM LIVINGSTONE, Spiritualist Adviser and Medium ADVICE IN ALL, APAIRES OF LOFE When in trouble with this woman, no one turned away. Money or carry on automobile. PETRURINE CHAPEL RATES, EAST TERMS DAY-TROUTMAN CO. Y-601 2625-27 Main Street 10-21-41 JUST LEAVE YOUR LABOR TROUBLES TO ME I will solve them for you. For all employees in the North Dallas EMPLOYMENT AGENCY (location by the State and bonded) 2627 1.2 HILL ST. Dallas, Texas W. E. CLARK, Preceptor, HOFFMAN STREET HOFFMAN OVERLAIGHT EIGHT FOR HARD CREATIONS CHESTER PARK TAILORING CO. PHONE 1-825-7231 For AUTOMOBILES See Briggs-Brown Motor Co., New and Used Cars Willys Knight & Overland Distributors Mack Simms, Collected Ropership Res E-224 K K 7231 Phone H-0053 Phone H-8866 LET ME EH YOUR DRUGGIST COMMUNITY DRUG STORE; S. T. Williamson, Jr., Prop. Superior Delivery Allen at Juliette St. Dallas, Texas "I Either Have it, Will Get It, or it Isn't Made" MODERN EQUIPMENT FOR GENERAL MEDICINE AND SPECIAL SURGERY "NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC" "Effective Place in All Lines" Corner Hall and Street Streets: CITY HALL AUDITORIUM THURS.&FRI.,DEC.17-18 CITY HALL AUDITORIUM 100 PAGE FIVE WATTON'S SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE NEW AND USED MACHINES WITH SUPPLEMENTAL REPAIR ON TRADES GEO. V. WATTON Manager Phone Y-6916 2017 Elm RL Dallas, Texas Phone H-8866 DRUG STORE; n. Jr. Prop. delivery Dallas, Texas The Prairie View Panthers easily deflected the 10th. Houston - College Park, a large crowd of oridators, held the kick off and after a march or ally kick, the ball was returned. The ball carried the ball over for the kickoff. Prairie View - T, 9 Vin. the second quarter the Tampa Bay Bradley Pollock and Tampa Bay running during the first half carriaged it over from the free yard. The Tampa Bay Pollock half hit. ended Farmersboro, 14-10. The second half saw the Sam Hornsby team come up with a win that was blocked and recovered by the opposing team. Accounting for the only score of the game was Hornsby 7, and the opposite team Travis Vance again back and with four seconds to reach the touchline for ten and twenty yards, carried the ball to the IRA goal line and smashed through for the third and final misses. Travis View 15, the second half saw HOWARD UNIVERSITY HUMMEL WILDERFORD FOOTBALL TEAM Score 6 to 6 WASHINGTON, D. C. Nov. 16 The Howard University football team crushed the hopes of the Wilberforce (Wilberforce, Ohio) from the west for the championship among color- ed teams. Park this afternoon, Friday. November 6th, the Howard Tum- mers and clashed the first game for the "Three" out-slaying Wilberforce in every department of the game. The was the result of a series of plusses which brought the wait to the end. Howard held for those down McLean pace to long behind the goal. Cusen rallied in the attempt The first half developed into a puntin' affair with Harding-Williams, and Campbell of Howard, with honors ever prior to the end of the Willetts-Whitney, by virtue of the leather on Howard's 22 yard stripe. Time was called, though Howard's goal line. Howard's goal line. The final quarter, a punt gave Howard the oak in midfielder time and the ball was kicked first down on the 25 yard line. Two forward passes were grounded before the first play in the fourth quarter. Howard was kicked twenty yards short of its mark. Willetts was penalized twenty yards short of his mark. Carter was felled kicked to Carter who was felled Hewson's "share appalled," Campbell Lonk played the beat game of the season, and McCann "beck" McCann, Brown "Tick" McCann, McCann "beck" McCann, proved their right to be sounded up among the best hockey players. They failed to diagnose the opponents plays, Dokes and "Bob Miller," it said. They failed to play for the All-American team of 1985. FIRST QUARTER: Howard opened the game by kicking to Wilberforce on yard line. The ball was thrown on an attempted run. Run. Piece kicked on the second down. Howell tried an off tackle play. This resulted in me going. Their digital camera took the ball and the pass was grounded. With a clear field camp juggled the ball and the pass was grounded. Howard kicked to the "Holiday" 12 yard line "Wun Pun." Howard brought and threw heckle for me and had to kick. The next play, "Bob" Miller, broke through and threw heckle for me and had to kick. Then issued a punting duel. The breaks being hit and Williams and Harding of Wilberforce. Late in the quarter, Williams longed his interference and threw the famous "Wun Pun." He charged through and threw Howard University.....0 0 0 6-6 Wilberforce University.....000 0 0-0 Never during the game did the game end. The game ended when the drill thrasher from start to finish. Fast plating and hard hitting featured the players, who prevented any open field work. The players also home-coming games. More Northern Illinois to serenity the fast-living, hard-hitting, Howard only won from then by a 10-0 margin. In net, only 10 shots in net, into net, that split of determination and flank that was necessary to finish the game then a lot more. They must over-come that. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1925 Nov. 14—(A. N. P.) According to a membership board, Department of Veterans Affairs, Hours, Hours, Myriad Harvest, Hours, Hours, Myriad Harvest, National Business Association, National Business Association, Wohl was conducted in Hirnung, Georgia, Mrs. Mattie Jones, Mrs. M. Ham from October to November, L. Bremby, Spring Hurlings. The samples of the Hirnungian P. N. P. were WORTIA — Servants, were good at all churches in our town, Bundale, Davis, President, and was prodigy in the church. Increased cooperation and goodwill with the Methodist A. M. B. church met the Quarterly Conference and presided over the city. Through the medium of mass meetings, plenums and church meetings, Thelma Lock is visiting Mrs. Wohl upon to patronize the Negro men's club. Wohl were given for each twenty-five minutes, where she has been visiting her sister Mrs. Lora Gardner. Mrs. Wohl brought to a close on Monday night. October 18 was accepted a position as a member in the auditorium of the Massee home coming gague. They can and will do it and so they are getting the slogan of "Down Lightingstone" K. C. KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Nov 21—The Knoxville Hawks after a 10-6 loss to the Chicago Bulls, N. C. Short surrendered from Chelsea in 10 to 8, but the docket was badly upset. Never were the Lakers line and only one case did they break that was when Morgan slammed the ball to ball-midfield where they imprinted. field was very heavy, but he did not make it to the field, and then handling a wet applery ball for three games were played on a wet field. Johnsons were played on a dry field. Twelve fifteen and twenty yards and was only caught on one occasion when Johnsons again, nunned a pitch. Johnsons again, nunned a pitch. Never before had a that player hit his erratic drive went from his yard to his own. He also-covered one of the thirty yards. His hunting was not successful. One Fowkes and he is due for a one Fowkes and he is due for Stowwell for two years all year long. He got into the line and stop- ping plays, got down, made punts and stopping the man in his back. He and everybody — a husband, his backer, and a wife — a com- munity. Bryant the captain and com- mand man in all that mud, and under garbage in begging up music and to replace the old man and com- mand man. With this score he won work rest to prepare for Kentucky with Montreal on November 18. barricade of the Indiana on the fourth down. Walle's punt went out of bounds on the twenty-yard line, and the team rumbled to Plumage the Indiana line but were down for a loss each time. On the third down, the team rumbled to the goal line for a touchdown. The try for point was not successful. The team rumbled to the goal line and with only four minutes to play the team battled in midfield and with only four minutes to go the Indiana outwrote about 20 points to game time. Walle put the game on the game; WD, Docket, Patteren and Walker. BIRMINGHAM CELLPHATES TRADE WORK pride wore made and prices amounted to $150,000, one for $15,000, and one for $5,000. Birmingham Reporter says of the firm, "It was led by the Birmingham Civic and set primarily to call attention to the professional man has to offer the profences between business and profe- sion. After service, he is a dedicated colleague. The program also called for unplaced places of business and for- dicated places of business." As a result of the campaign, the A. as a result of the campaign, the a substantial increase in business, Freedland's Dairy of the local area, Freedland's Business of the local area, Business League which featured the Business League which featured the View. She taught for several years in the school and was a wintersuit. After which they moved to Waxhawkee where she taught at the school. She then accepted a position at the Calvert Independent School, many friends and was re-zealized, she resigned on account of her failure to attend the women and merchants R. W. and W. Stewart. GARRISON-B. R. E was well attained. He was a State Representative, Jawen Brown, State Representative, apoke at Sweet Union Baptist Church Alumni, the Allen H. Johnson was pretty severely, but not facultyally, as the rest of the north of Henderson, Monday morning while carrying one of his older brother in the basketball game between the basketball game between Henderson, Monday morning. The older son was not injured. The car was greatly damaged. The school was a great success of Washington. The English club rendered their first program successful entertainment Friday night. McVickan has been out of town. YOU CAN'T HAVE TOO MUCH PROTECTION Workforce of Corvallis has been visiting her mother Mrs. Nealta Rey. Will Dava filled his recruiter appointment at the Health Impact Council and apaided one candidate, Brother Clinton Dawson, brother David Clinton Dawson, and has been for two weeks. **AN ANGELO:** The internship conducted by Mr. Hattie Rhodes for the Boys Cadet Corps A. J. Williams and he recruited Olympsons in Temple, Texas Friday day 14th. N₂ was a member of .m. Paul Baptist church and a member of F. H. Kirmingham were shipped to Anstin, Qyas for burial and were sent to Pearl Baptist church. The members of New Hope Baptist church will begin their work at Pearl Baptist church will conduct a weekly walk. Barrinian stallion of Mrs. Anna Dellas. All lodges of the city have on die the streets. Mrs. Anna Dellas will health for several weeks. Rumor all news items to Lorenzo Ena SEASON'S DEBUTANTES INTRODUCED AT ANNUAL IDLE WILD BALL Four Young Women make bowls society at second year formal ceremony of the club. Amid elaborate decorations and in the presence of more than fif hundred guests and members of the club, the group attended Ashford, Will Elder, Health, Mabie Vesca and Lola Mabie, were for- A. R. S. MARIA MAYORAL accompanied her to her escort. About five hundred guests represent the most exclusive social society in the United States. Most of them present at the ball, which probably supported the president, given by the club. The president and "Wife who were followed by the dignitaries" escorts and the officers of the club and their ladies. ALZAN L. POOR. President mally presented by the club as the season's deboutante. Friday evening November fifth at the Huntington James Brown, the decorator had landed on the newly designed and enlarged hotel Room into alcove. formal garden. The special built gallery at the North end of the MISS WILL BETTER SMITH FT. Worth. Miss Myrtle Ashford wore a gown of pink satin, silver slippers, and white jewels. Miss Wiltshire Smith, a gown of pink geographe, pink slippers, her jewels pearls. Miss Mable Verse a gown of pink satin, and silver slippers. Miss Lein Morrison a gown of light. EAGLE PRESS PRODUCED LE WILD BALL ball room, from which the lobsters were introduced and flanked over either side with wicker baskets of charmathmum glutes and terns. The terns entered the (6) charathmum room, which havily fitted us. The charathmum were introduced by Allen I. Peck, president of the club, who accustomed the ball to the game. C. D. HENDERSON Treasurer ```markdown ``` The committee in charge of Soland Ansel Bull follow, D Committee, Joint Jackson and Grant, Henry Harris and G. Hertz. Officers of the club are, Alten- nigh, Treasurer, Chancellor, Oval Tree President, A. Robert Jefferson, Secretary and C. D. 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