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MISSISSIPPI AROUSED OVER LATEST LYNCHING CHAMPION OF JUSTICE MESSENGER OF HOPE MISSISS MEMBERS OF MOB WHICH KILLED ARRESTED. SHERIFF REPREMAIN ING CITIZENS DECRY ACT WHICH MOBS MRS. BETHUNE RETURNS KILLS FROM LONG SPEAKING TOUR MEMBERS OF MOB WHICH KILLED MAN ACQUITTED OF MURDER CHARGE ARRESTED. SHERIFF REPREMANDED WHILE WOMEN'S CLUBS AND LEADING CITIZENS DECRY ACT WHICH COMES ON HEELS OF MOVEMENT AGAINST MOBS ```markdown ``` MRS. BETHUNE RETURNS KILLS WOMAN: FROM LONG SPEAKING WOUNDS SELF TOUR 1 Court Adjournus of Respect The index of the municipal court in the city of New York, December 24 out of respect of Judge Bernard M. Browne, in the official expressly personal illness he held the office surveyed by Wife and Daughter Judith Parker of Tampa is now resolved. The court will determine the most widely known responsibility. --- INDIAN DEFEATS SLAVE LAW Hilderdale, Va., Jan 2, 2019. When a race purge law of Virginia mudged his claim that he is an Indian. He had been bullied with racial profiling and was introduced to show he was born of Negro parents. This was the case when the children of parents claimed to be Indians were denied admission to school. That a school was established near the reservation for the Indian children and that the Negro children were denied admission to school and sought admission to the reservation the question of race purge, which resulted in adoption of a law against misrepresentation of The Dallas Express OFFICE OF JUDGE TERRELL WILL BE GIVEN TO RACE MEMBER OFFICE OF JUDGE TERRELL WILL BE GIVEN TO RACE MEMBER (4) N (5) Active in Church Work (Continued on page 8) The Republican Party is The Shop. All Rise is The Sea. -, red Douglas ASSOCIATED NEGRO PRESS REVIEW SHOWS PROGRESS IN ALL LINES WITH DISTINCT GROWTH OF PREJUDICE THREE BILLS AFFECTING RACE IN CONGRESS TERRELL WILL BE ACE MEMBER CELEBRATES GOLDEN WEDDING (A N P) Washington, D.C. 2, May, 1940. The Charles E. Stickley, 55th Street, New York, be fittingly of the 14th anniversary of the writing at this home on the evening of December 16th ASSOCIATION SHOWS PI By and all, Colored America. The year of our Lord, 1825, fighting agileled odds asتفارب, the 7th has had some valuable re-inference and more than 10 any time theنفس, the country since theنفس of the S.V.A.W. the pro- tion of the New sons of the America. True of the thing that have caused the problem to consider the problem has been to the front, results have proved that after all in the deep re- sion of America that the These must, however, be this manful. Process does not last to the end of the 14th champion, and there must be a con- sult, permit, of "happiness" through organization reading, trays of understanding and adequate financing. For the time being, Segregation, in its multifarious ramifications, has been, and will continue to be, the biggest fight of 'colored America's born of the South, segregation has grown until today it has at least a company, forhold in every section of the United States. The white south has no instated on segregation in everything that, in that section, it has become such a fixed practice that it is very generally accepted that as a result, the black-to-white比例 is without silent indignation of the those who know the indices, and are by force of circumstances, made so suffer the handicaps and hardships of it by some forms of segregation, and, in the other words, there are Negroes, South, who have come North each of them as have come North fifth the segregation entel complex, have-by-one means and another sought to bring ideas of segregation into common, where, hitherto, it was little known. This has been especially true in the matter of schools, where some have contended for them "because it will give more employment to our young people." There are many others from the South, however, who THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1976 COMMEND ACQUITTAL OF WALTER COHEN NEGRO PRESIDES OVER PAWNS CHILD FOR $50 NEW YORK ALDERMEN BOARD BILL COOK ON STEAMER TESTIFIES IN $100.000 BOOTLEGGING CASE 14 N. P. charge, when affected. They were 1200 North City N. J. Jan 1. 1200. How a cover guard pot. 1100. Drayton, the race cook, on the front cross had been bailed by the 172 No. 215. is alleged to have 1200 North. to smuggler, as others said. On quiet circulation, Drayton 1200. came to a firm, and was told how the boat had piled along, and was related Thursday night. Alone on the night of April 31st, a second man, Wampede, was now the-wont on deck and 1200 North. had, by itself, assisted the crime of both yesterday as a matter before, a night to transfer 1500 of liquid to the North. The men had, the Liig, brought into Little Egg Harbor a箱包, and the result of the action was that the 100th River 1200 North. had been 1000 North. Another 1000 North. had been 1000 North. The action was made to the schooner, and four other members of the company, who, in 1200, and four other members of the company, were 1200 North. According to Dravidian each month, 24 per of the row of the CJ No. 310. The stock was charged with over $150 by Pearson and smoking times did not order to keep their mouth closed and a group. They were air-Ninding by on the banks of the in-Netter, in following on first, was a truck which Dry-walled concession, he a senior then too said, was understood among working time in press for a simple men to belong to a safe line of income. They denied the propriety on Tennessee Avenue. SLAVE STILL SEWS BATTLES TWO POLICE Candida, N. J., J. John, J.-M. Perris, M. R. Perris, and J. M. Perris have her ability as a seamstress. She is able to create old and new fabric is a seamstress, but she faces that she has to learn the new fabric but she has to learn the new fabric. For the reason concerning the data, which the relative position of the two items in the south before who have been given a certain time in her daughter's home at 452 Heckley Forests of her state days ELIGER ROGRESS FROGHT Some of them frankly state that while he was with the Negro to have all his rights, and to be given his name, we do not wish him to next to us, because it depreciates both the economic status which was about the same time when who maintained that "Colored people from the home" should be the most important thing to conser- tain his contentment until death. The "obligant Negroes and things not in the case of the most important thing that has unquestionably not in the most important commitment" He is the most important Housing The outlines of the migration in both has been found in the field that the human was developed in many times were rewarded in the study of the process of being given the most important place to give chance. Colored Americans have been made to be become "called" while neighborhoods "as considerable study and observation that the people who are considered a future well-being is in the fact that since then, it is possible to be friendly and to have been known to have become no longer concerned about inroads upon the people who become known as many of those who are large employees of Negro labor Some of them frankly state that when he was with the Negro to have all his rights, and to be given his name, we do not wish him to next to us, because it depreciates both the economic status which was about the same time when who maintained that "Colored people from the home" should be the most important thing to conser- tain his contentment until death. The "obligant Negroes and things not in the case of the most important thing that has unquestion- ably not in the case of the most important things that have been developed in many times were rewarded in the field that the human was developed in many times were rewarded in the first place to give the most important things that have been developed in many times were rewarded in the first place to give Any arrangement or trees now in the neighbourhood will be temporary. Tree will occupate the nine in the pari White patchhornds and black patchhornds will exist Librarian University MS renow Austin, Tex. IER TESTIFIES IN LEGGING CASE charges when affected. They were stretched in this dull until William Draymond, the race cook on the official No. 215, is alleged to have harmed the boat had pulled along the jetty, the boatman sumo schoen- and how we went on deck and assisted the crew of both vessels the jetty boat. The liquor was brushed into Little Egg Harbor and surrounded to it. Another artist was made to the boat. Another artist was transported to the According to location each member of the crew of the No. 215 was kept their mouth closed. Brushing on the books of the draymond said was understood among the much to belong to a cruise ship. Teneriffe Avenue. BATTLES TWO POLICE Philadelphia, Pa. Jan 2—James Henry is nursing several wounds as the result of an encounter with local police. He had a battle with the police in the roof of his home. South Street near 16th Police had been attracted to his home by a stream of his wife. It was about four o'clock in the morning. He ran through a trap door and told the police he would shoot the first man to come on. The two police were engaged in struggle for some time, near the edge of the corner. Henry was finally subdued. O PRESS N ALL LIN H OF PR become white neighborhood according to the world old law of the United States. New York City in America from New York through Chicago to Los Angeles, and between them the city. New York has owned property that today has value of billions rather than millions. They could not hold it against the城市 of capital. The shift of social populations in China from New York to the city of Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Kansas City and many other cities affected by migration, has almost miraculous. In some instances There are two ways to be proposed that may be of some benefit at this time. All of the cities have sections of this business that are closed off, and upon the site modern structures erected This is now be, in fact, the most important. In New York, Chicago, and other cities, it may well be done in情况上存在，we have mined around 2000. There have been a number of locations against the Inherent right of Negroes to buy and sell in any local city that is not in the best conditions. The rest with individuals who are supposed to use discretion, as well as have ambition. There have in a number of locations been developed some very splendid, suburb-based sites, where certain restrictions in building, as in the case of whites, have made net-borders of the area. The regulation of school housing as always followed by segregation of schools. The suggestion often comes from both sides. In some of the communities, the proposed rules are in others' plains, perhaps, at the time. Black and white have halted the movement for the time. The direct and indirect pronandas of eacles of Justice. Colored America must either submit to further segration or contend for equal future. There are some who seem willing to submit the vast majority of COMPTROLLER OF PORT OF NEW ORLEANS IS ACQUITTED OF CHARGE OF GRAFT IN CONNECTION WITH WHISKY RUNNING WHILE WHITE DAILIES AND ALL CITIZENS REJOICE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION COMMITTEE WILL PUBLISH BULLETIN THIS YEAR MANY THOUSANDS HEAR ROLAND HAYES Village, the 26 Jan. 2014 Teachers' ASSO TEE WILL PUB THIS The teachers have a remarkable number of great classical and clo- sure a group of eighty琴 partners with the first number and held it with increased power to was influenced by hunger eager critics alike were most exhausti- cal in praises of the singers the accompaniment by Wim- lans also received the highest titles. TEACHERS' ASSO TEE WILL PUB THIS NATIONAL UNREST STARTED BY NEGRO AMENDMENTS WASHINGTON, D.C. JAN. 1, 1926 In a speech characterized by apologies, foresight language and fair judgment, the governor of Pennsylvania named the governor of Thomas W Phillips Republican, denounced the Volunteer Act, paid for the inability that its maker may be a candidate for the governor, and praised the lawlessness in the country today, resulted from ineffectual attempts to enforce the law. The prospective gubernatorial candidate said much of the unrest in the state, the hat five amendments beginning with the Fifteenth amendment, the Nineteenth, enfranchising women. REVIEW NES WITH EJUDICE wish to contend in varying forms and ways. It is patent that in the past, the governor of North Carolina, in public back, back, back, congratulate question, today they accept the exceptions in those comings and by votes and leadership commands. The development of Nero education, the particularly encouraging feature of the governor's education, North Carolina private means, Kittrell College high school, a billion dollars from the Dauphin County private means, a notable gift being $250,000, a successful educational and business confidence to have large interstate corporations in the North, and the university of the North, among others. In the South, except in some counties, there has been a victim of political contempt to a bias of political opinion. Some whites, and some blacks, South Carolina they expect they see the day they granted the right to vote to vote in the Northern states of political power. This is the case in Illinois, and Illinois, where the leadership of Howard H. Winkler has reached New York under Pendidian G. Morrison, where through the powerful Tamale movement, the powerful Tamale movement has been able to function with success for nationally. Colored America did not participate in politics. There are individual whites who have been influenced in an act (Continued on Page 4) the tasks New Orleans La. Jan. 2-A March 1 the case court for his insult the case court for his insult in instructions to the jury and in instructions to the jury and Plains calls for the distribution and for the proper training of all the state an order to facilitate the publication of the constitution for the publication of the constitution and improvement of schooling in thirty improved State Association and other details of the State Association and other details of the twelve month program of the twelve month program of the body were made it to the State Association and the Committee of the Association here last Saturday in the offices of the State Association here Washington Basketball High School. All but two of the members of the state constitution present will be President William P. Pao began to outline his course to enforce the provisions of the state constitution to enforce the provisions of the constitution to ensure the expenditure of money to ensure that vigorous measures be All but two of this members of the committee were present. When President William Coleman of El Paso began to outline his course of procedure for the year and to agree that vigorous measures be instituted in order that the association conserve the added interest which has been manifested during the past two years. Teachers Should Get Definite Service. See From The Association. Bald Prof. Coleman during the course of the meeting. "All of my endeavor this year shall be directed toward seeing to it that each teacher who is a member of the association gets real benefit and service from the association. I feel that we have demonstrated to the whole state that there are real possibilities for service in the association and that people have to be responded. That they are interested in prove by the fact that this year's meeting eclipsed all other ever held. But the association must now begin actually to be. It must cease to seem to be. It must include in its program some forms of instruction for teachers which shall include new methods of means of greater perfection. The organ which we will begin this year must direct them to this new process. Times of thinking And we who come this body must bed will of our energies to this task if we would faithfully indicate our tasks and guarantees in any way the future of this organization of the improvement of Nizro education in Texas." Caples Of New Constitution Discussed More than the ordinary amount of time was spent by the committee. In a study and discussion of the new constituencies which was no so decided because of the fact that the act of radical change in the method or procedural limitations of officers in their, respectively duties; the provision for the handling of the association, a thing which had not been provided for the creation of a current and a permanent fund of During the meeting it was annotated by the Executive secretariat that copies would be furnished an KENTUCKY PLANS RACIAL IMPROVEMENT IN EDUCATION AS A THIEF, HE IS A PRODIGY [A. N. B.] C. McSham, B. Brennan, B. Irwin Bullet, 18 year old, Negro of New Mexico, months in jail and fined one dollars. a charge of stealing. The prisoner confessed to gilting their food, stealing a ton of cotton meal, half a ton of cotton seed, cow, ten chickens, and reaping short parcel of thirty days. At the tender, when he was a youth, before he was a increases with age. Philadelphia, Pa. Jan. T. H. Bessman and her husband, Robert, were George Mayer, Biblical Johnson, Hospital and Manager in hold with their son, Michael. They outspent their hospital and manager with their money. Mayer had a league of nurses and a many lives and each time she had worked for only a few doors from Miss Johnson, home. She was equally opened free on her father's shoulder. She was a judge at tried by the shoulder. COOPER—8, 8. was well attended at all churches. Rev. McArtt was with his people at Mt. Blanc, and Mr. McArtt was with his son and the other two. Father M. H. Hankins (born on the 18th of the 19th and 19th A. H. Lexicon) was born at the 18th of the 19th. Forrest, Rev. A. U. Clinton spoke of his life. He lived as a devout man. He was a children to known his death. Mr. Elon is grieved to lose him as he was the Fundingist of the first time. Mr. Elon is the son of his family. Mrs. Foster, the son who returned from West Texas. Mrs. Harper, Jambasher, is the son of his son. Mr. H. H. Hancock is the son of his son. Mr. H. Hancock is to our surprise, to see his variants and other friends who John Wenn's father from the family was born. He was the son of his father. He was coming at New Qion. Are you coming? If no, bring your neighbor. Pap to for your payer. CROCKER—Mr. Tally's Vender generated her birthday Tuesday night, December 1st, with a whistler party at her beautiful new house. He was the recipient of several nice presents. A course of didactic service for the family. Justly bunch of sixty-five gathers at the residence of Mrs. Garland. Garz Monday night, he was in the home of the family on the way where they are in the land and dancing were enjoyed. The make was one of the�om. Cake and oram. Service. Main Key. Third Unit of Palestine was the honored guest. Sarah is a good one. Mr. H. H. Hancock was the guest at Mr. H. Hancock's Saturday. Ferris's New. Applying is on for W. W. and his annual Conference (M. E.). Members and friends are praying for his return. Wedding wides are ringing here among the older. He never before. Mr. C. Harris and Mr. Joe Gabriel. Mr. Chapman and several other couples whose names the reporter Red to the "Rev. Mr. the present. In the New. The Journal on the third Sunday. Public school is programming already. ASPERMONT—There was a busy day. December 19th. A group of ministers met for the betterment of our country an organised a West Texas Baptist Church. The organization was established all of others of every department. GODGKENT—Mexico 80. Gerr. John Stewart, John Ragin and Mrs. John Ragin motored to Hearns last Sunday to attend the Tunnel of an friend of their son. Mr. E. W. Smith, the pastor of Dennis Crosby's M.E. Church, has been moved to San Antonio. We retired to give up Rev. Whitaker, but we hope continued everyday. He was in the new place of service. Rev. W. H. Letz formerly District Dept. of the Waco District, and a recent pastor of Mart has succeed. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY, 1926 EDGEWOOD—Rev. W. Neal was at his post-Newspaper service, were enjoyed by all; total collection $194.5k. Mrs. Ida Franklin and Hattle Jones of Cleburne, are visiting their parents, R. T. Grimes, Mrs. Claram Turner is visiting her mother, Reus Boyd of Wichita Falls. Mr. Henry Grimes has returned home after several months in Wellington, Wichita Falls and Cleburne. Mr. Hence Edmon, Henry and Ian Tennyson have returned from Wellington. Mrs. Hereline Simon is visiting his mother. Merrill, Mary. Amy Simon of Dallas, Mr. Mrs. Ann Ford spent Sunday with Mr. Mr. Ford at the park in New York, New York, and Mrs. Joe, Mr. Will. has moved to Will Point, where he will make his home. Mrs. E. J. Heard is visiting her brother, S. T. Grimes. THE WELL — Dr. A. L. Hoone preached the anniversary norm of Rev. C. E. Barker, pastor of Bethlehem, Rev. P. H. Jackson preached at New Hope Monday evening. Rev. L. J. Scott gave an exhibition at New Hope Wednesday evening. His mother, Mrs. D. A. Scott and brother, D. A. Jr., motored from Dallas to the city of Houston, Mrs. L. M. Tava is visiting relatives in East Texas. Many who left in the early fall to the cotton fields of West Texas and Oklahoma are returning home to the town. We wish to thank our friends for their kindness and the月份 of during the illness and death of our darling baby. Doris Jean, May God's bleakness be upon you. Mrs. Emma Baker, mother, Mrs. Fannie Wiggins, grandmother. HUMPHILD—Rev. Geo. Anderson, missionary of the Habine Valley Association, preached his missionary sermon at Macedonia. Baptist Church. The new A. M. R. pastor is expected to preach his first pastoral aeronaut at Knooz-Chapel Church. The first Preacher was the same name, the name of Mr. and Mr. Herri Willson. The next day has been brought a fine baby hit in a boy. Mother and baby sat, pow doing nicely. It has already been named New Wilson, Jr. Mr. Simpson, agent for the National Negro Volpe of New Orleans, La. Nia heeth in tow several days taking the old sermon. The first paper was sent to the New Island in New York, and the number of subservibers already. Mr. de Clock of Trinidad, accompanied by members of her family, in visit. The New Willson was here to be held at Oliley, Opiosa, or to spend the Yule-Ude days with father, the father of the New Willson, and Miss-Sippa. Pallet of the Holy Rosary Catholic Institute. The first Preacher was the second Preacher of the New Willson, and Mrs. John Adams, Mrs. and Mrs. Nol Adams. Mrs. and Mrs. John Adams were from the College of the New Willson, and Mrs. and Mrs. Pallet Cook left the school. The first Preacher was the second Preacher of the Christmas time. The Thursday night given under the public service of the New Willson, was returned from Lurkin. Jordan has returned from Lurkin. The wish to say to the subscorber that he was in the school. The first Preacher was failed to appear. The great-preacher told the new American people to go to the New Willson for their part of the A. M. R. Church heres, has been assigned the GARMISSON-Quite a good & R. R. man, with a charming sunny. Mr. Henry Courtesed of Kerrington, Texas was courtesed by Mr. Henry, a native of this city and is to be visiting friends and relatives in New York, Mr. Ross Umphy, a dittishened citizen of the city of the city, died Saturday. Mr. Umphy was a friend of Mrs. Battie, who were invited only weekly on Sunday at 11 a.m. Mr. Battie was a friend of Mr. McCoy, passed off to our city. PENELAND — Mr. and Mrs. D. Davies, from Minden, La., are now making Pineland their future home. Mr. and Mrs. W. McBride are now making their home in Pineland again. Mr. R. H. Daniel of Broken How. Okla., is here visiting this week. See list this week: Mr. Johnnie Byrda, Mr. Oseil, thankless and Siss Galla, Hicks Rev. M. Irrits preached a very good sermon Sunday at 17:15 a. m., also Sunday night. All R. B. and Churches and R. T. P. U's were well attended Sunday. Mrs. L. Franklin is injured very badly in both sings from a fall over a dangerous stump and isn't doing so well. Mrs. L. M. Bevant's program was a good success. The Golden Apples play was very good and was working to all. Tust Monday night, December 15, 1925. The Carol Club is now making a very good success under the leadership of Ibro. T. J. Grice. All Home Missionary Societies are yet working in union together. See Miss R. H. Franklin for Express write-ups and news, please. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. DALLAS BAND HOUSE Dallas 1200 Main Street Phone H-8864 King Band Instrument Store Agent Land's and Lovett Drum and Trom- bone, Traditional Guitars, Harp and Mandolin Western Merchandise of all Winds Recording & All Instruments! Phone H-0053 Phone H-8866 LET ME BE YOUR DRUGGHT COMMUNITY DRUG STORE; S. T. Wiliamson, Jr., Prop. 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Many children of Mr. Hickle, Mr. Church, required his store and is doing a good arood of child of Mr. O'Dishill and a child of Mr. O'Dishill and a child of Mr. Hickle. In smaller schools, Rhumbam. Out of town teachers and teachers. Mr. Ethel Smith应用 the week's work on her mother, Mrs. Mary Armour. — DEWEYVILLIE— Sunday was pastoral day at St Lawrence N.C. Minor Beatrice Feast and Mr. Milton Dero were united in holy wedlock Tuesday. Due 15 at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Jenkins. Rev. P. A. Bolden officiating, Cake, cream and punch were served. Several of her white friends were present. We wish for them a pleasant skill during life. Mrs. Ellen Paul was shot Saturday night by an unknown party. Mr. A. Tarris motored from Diboth, Texas, to visit Mrs. Arabella Watts. Mrs. Asberry of Orange, Texas visited Prof. and Mrs. M. K. Barlow. Rev. M. Watts and wife were here a few days ago mingling with friends. Mrs. Emma Brooks gave a party Wednesday evening at her home to honor of the new-by-wed couple Cake and punch were served. Mrs. Cynthia Jenkins and family motored to Beaumont, Texas to do some shopping. Rev. Taylor of Arizona preached for the Sanctified members a few nights ago. DENTON—The last quarterly Conference of the Ft Worth District with Dr. J. A. Jones of Waxahachie as D. E. convened at St. James A. M. E. church, Dec. 14th although the pastor, Rev. G. E. Browne had only been with his people one Sunday, the conference was a decided success. Dr. Jones preached two excellent sermons, Rev. J. W. Keller preached an excellent sermon at the Union service. Collection: $62.00. The home of Rev. S. M. Walker was destroyed by fire of an unknown origin last Thursday about 7 p.m. Rev. Walker had gone to a todge meeting and Mr. Walker was "titting" to which meeting. They carried no insurance and all deeds and valuable papers were lost. K. S. Ross received the sad news of the death of his brother-in-law, Mr. Brackine of, Cowanville. The telegram came two days after it had been dispatched from Ft. Worth. Services are being well attended at all churches. Rev. Clay, a Baptist minister preached at St. James A. M. E. church Sunday night. Mrs. Rev. G. E. Browne was a pleasant visitor at St. James also. The Trustees of St. James are doing some repair work on the parscage. day night from Bremond whar shielded MT and Mrs. A. C. Tills Mr. and Mrs. Will Carter are back from Mar where they spent 8 months. Rev. Chass Miller has improved his home Prof. Chass Loe of the Bremond school and Miss H. E. W. Staple, primary school of the University of Sydney in the city, Miss Hed�a—Phoreton—and Miss Mattie D. Beas of Spring Hill Community were in the city Mrs. Marnie Ford Robertson of Sandy and the city. The Rev. Hott's & Moody left Monday night for Waco to attend the Annual conference of West Texas M. E. Church. St. Paul church will make a round-up to annual events in the year of 1888.09 this year good for the city. Mrs. E. Moody of Williamsville Com was in the city Friday and reports that cotton crops have been gathered. Jewel Smith left Friday for Waxahachie where they will spend Xmas. The Woodley Undertaking Co- is now located in their new quarters 1 block north of the Guy- The new results of the public blacksmith has put in a new oil pump at his garage. Miss M. Johnson of San Antonio was added to the Calvert city school's family. The children of the Mrs. M. H. and Mrs. M. H. were their new teacher. Mrs. M. H. Hardaway resigned. Mr. and Mrs. Hardaway are back from Austria where they consulted a doctor. Miss R. L. R. Parlah re-opened her school. Mrs. M. H. was in the city of Cottons and 2 weeks on account of cotton and the mumps. Deacon Lewis Brown is quite ill. U. S. Hammond is also ill. Miss Susie Salter is busy in the day of the day. The learning was not a part of the school. Fred Harrie was sold, we regents to see property leave the hands You are welcome to our superior Service through our NEW PLAN: CLASS A—Straight Life Policy with Burial $575.00. Class B—Policies $250, $500, and $1,000 each besides the $75.00 burial. Borrow money on these policies. Exemption from payment. Do not lapse. Rates on Safety-Fir st basis. Class C—Social and Fraternal members paying $10.00 per year. Garcia died Friday and was laid to rest in the Cemetery, at Black Bridge. He was a fine little boy, loved by all who knew him. His was sick one week with pneumonia. Woodley Undertakers had charge of remains. Nows fenced the city Tuesday morning from Witchin Falls of the death of Rev. E. J. McLendon, an old Calvert boy who left home 20 old years ago and made good as a preacher and business man. Elia was born and roared here and has many relatives and friends here. His unceasing discon PLG London was buried here in Nov. The preachers Council of the Bryan District met here Monday night in St. James A.M.E church. Rev. P. C. Hunt P. E. The body met in Holiday Chapel A.M.E. Zion church, Mrs. Jup. Williams' sister of our popular merchant S.V. and W. Stewart is much improved. She is a constant readier of the Express. Deacon Lewis Brown is slowly improving. John H Edwards has a bought a new Bulk Roadster. News reached Cutvert Monday Dec. 19th of the accidental death of the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott in Sherman. Mrs. Roberta Grant, her remains were sent to Haumea for burial. CELINA—The 1st Anniversary of Rev W. E. McQuirter closed Sunday: A good supply of groceries and wearing apparel were given him. St. Philip H. C. has purchased a piano, Mrs. Hattie R. J. Roth of Dallas who has been visiting relatives here, for several days returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Hanks, Rev. W. E. McQuirter and wife, Messers Teague, Richardson, Johnson and Mrs. J. C. Ford motorized to McKinsey Saturday, John Jones is six. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Richardson celebrated their 2nd anniversary Monday. Master Lola Gipson is home from Memphis, Tex. Mrs. Mollie Jones served a four course dinner to a number of her friends Sunday. The public school opened Dec. 27rd for holiday. It was held at the school building. The public is invited. Mrs. Hattie Williams who was operated upon in Denton is very ill. J. Jones presented the principal of our school, Mrs. Ford with a black doll ST. PHILLIPS RAITIST CHURCH—our pastor began his new primary school for the annual day night. Rev. R. Cunningham at Frits preached a good sermon, subject, "Leadership." Ex 33-20, Thursday night Rev. J. C, Ford of Sherman preached a burning sermon, subject, "Sleeping in a restless time," "Jonah 1-6, Friday night Rev. C. S. Paukins pastor O-M-E church preached a noble sermon, subject, "Leadership of the great leaders." Many presents werey given a large surprise party was given in behalf of our pastor. A large supply of grace. Sunday 9:00 S. R. was well attended with the杂碎, and teacher present. 11:30 Rev. Ed Lothan came forth with a burning message "The value is a true�. Sides! We're 210 Rev. J. Cunningham again, with both with another great sermon preaching from Acts 12-3. Much light was turned on by our brother, 130 Rev. Rev. Ed Lothan closed out with his soul in his sermon. Collection 11109 Rev W B Mo ```markdown ``` Prof. and Mrs. F. G. Brown on Christmas day. A committee from Concho-Pearl Juvenile Society presented Mrs. M. V. Brown with a fine pair of big gloves for Christmas. The presentation speech was delivered by little Edmonica Cage and the presentation made by little Charles Smith. Mrs. Hattie Rhodes is visiting her relative in Belton, Texas. dan, who has been ill for some time a box. Mrs. D. Wilkin is serious. Ill. Jell Powell cannot stay away from Journal. Mrs. W. Wilkin is reading the Express again. A. O. Henry was in town Sunday, the guest of his brother, Mrs. B. Wilson. Mr. W. Wilson, who is on the first day of the day of the event in town Sunday, leaves your news at Mrs. W. P. Powell's. HONSA-Leo Martin and will arrived here last week from Minera, Italy. They will spent the winter to go to the North Park of New York, open-day week and with Mrs. L. McGrill. Preaching each night is the associated pastors' fashion. The New York City�s March and the Xmar with relatives Miss Bee is the Watson of Kansas to here stand. Mr. Kimmel is the first of the first. Ferry: Johnie Garner and Miss Reese Cole were married at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stephens. Henry Stewart is on the sick list. W. M. Johnson Lodge, No. 10, held their election. The New York City-W. M. Johnson, Dr. A. H. McGrill, is the Prüfate, Dr. A. H. McGrill, K. of it and S. M. B.�ernett. Mr. of E. P. Stibberton, M. of E. P. W. L. Knightson, R. of W. H. Johnson, Representative. DESIGN - Church services Road at all churches. Mr. W. M. Clouton of the North Church, also Mrs. J. Jones, Rev. 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MEMBER NATIONAL NEGRO PRESS ASSOCIATION Published every Morning in the Year of 2000 Dusty Ave. by Boston at 30 Park, Office at 11 Dalton, Boston at 40 Park, Office at 11 Dalton, Boston at 40 Park, Office at 11 Dalton, March 1897 Notice To The Public An extraordinary reflection upon the character, etiology or regulation of given skin conditions in the course of the DALLAS EXPENSE will be brought to the attention of the new THE DALLAS EXPRESS The waterWest was the white flower, which has it been disgraced by the yellow streak. It is not affected with the flannel smooth. It is a pleia, every day, possible, conservative, unguable, which tries no soil to catch the passing breeze. It is an unbilled thing. It professes a stricter on a broad as our country. Its laws of even hand, of justice covers all the territory, accepted by the human law. This is pretty high ground, but we live up it and are pre-warren. Rats of the press come up and stand with us. This ground is holy. W. E. KING. FACING THE NEW YEAR Those who have kept track of the events of the past year have been impressed by the race has undelete many inaccuracies in many directions. The race has undelete lines into lines hitherto unknown to it, it raining distribution, as well as second that there had been more of the actual project than the quarters where it was least expected and that it was war. It is probably true that no previous year have there been during the one now coming. Going back to 2014, it has reared its head in a formal race. South there is an avid and active fewening against infusion. North there is a decided justice over the absurd justice And as the New Year season approaches there should be no unpleasantness or a determination made on the part of the military to go up to every opportunity of the New Year to make conditions more palatable. Particularly should this resolution be made in regard to the training of the infantry, which looming up with its highering frequency. Such defense training as the following up of the Democratic Primary case which is edging up to the point where few officers which involve the training should receive it, to a major larger investiture, will be for it is true with the added recognition that it is evidently due to our worthy generals who added responsibility which comes in to us to fight for the maintenance of our country. The New Year will bring other situations more complicated, more strenuous, calling for more patience, fore courage, more sacrifice, and more vision than any which have occurred in the life for people. The future will be better than the future, even though it is a great extent, how much further we progress toward the rarest ideal and the esteem of those who think easily conserving the ability of men and women to amistate their self-respect. A prosperous twelve months will be the most glorious in our history only; we will be the most successful and with all the successes and failures given out of the future. But on the new conscious of the larger tasks which await us and confident of our ability to answer them by greater love of ourselves and greater determination to sacrifice for our own wellness. Pallas has a new claim to exist with its little state as the result of the repeated victories of the foot in all teams of Washington's first round it is no small thing to produce as a team which is, at the same time that it is great in physical skill, great in the qualities of true leadership and intelligentness. The city can well afford to be proud of this achievement and look forward to a repetition of the year. State Championship is the only one of the most well-known teams of these. Two Dallas to still study in need of aHOU Y. M. C. A. but it can never have one all the desire becomes so general as to make hourly cooperation with the efforts of its workers the rule rather than the situation. The city could well afford to resolve to make the coming year struggle, but because of the success alone the MISSISSIPPI IS IN EARNEST BUT IS HAMMERED BY TRADITION In every woman to feel that those leading white people of Mississippi who made public their sentimental concering lyrics that were provoked by this proven by the prompt arrest. Not those member a of the mob that had just been acquitted of a murder change but week. But in is also easy to see that, however much the men they have much yet to do w-i-th the masses of their own race who have felt that they are to feel that lyricing was alright. The Express said much in its editorial of a few weeks ago on the very astonishing pamphlet which was released from that state urging the general public to help in the fight to eradicate the evil. The recent happening ends to prove this contention correct. And here is seen the practical working of that thing which we call tradition. It is nothing more or less than mental habit. Its coming to the point at which it now is has been gradual. And it is equally as true that its eradication will be as gradual as its cofing. More than 50 years of saying by silence that no Negro had any right that a white man was bound to respect is responsible for the feeling the court of Misleaggs do know the will of the people. completely connected with a crime. It is unfortunate for *American* society that it is as unfortunate as the imigration of slaves human beings to other property or other human beings even as they were. But there is hardly, sadly, none of those sections in which this prejudice was created. The worst which all of the past years have witnessed and to not to forget, is that those who have come to feel that injustice to these less fortunate individuals has been most prevalent. Black men have been unreconciled to the end of the civil war and have been unresolved to the general public, can save itself, the salvation will come _as soon as the effort to control the masses which have been unresolved to have been armed with them. In them, people have been taught that they are poor and so well off. commends the beginning made in Miawest as well as in N. Caroeto. Miawest is also known for its training mobils. And while it will be generally recognized that the tradition of slow because of the traditions of the Athenians was the basis of our own tradition of carelessness as 'we were to be seen in the Miawest mobils.' The manem of that Miawest mobil. The insistent muttering of "Nordic Supernority" in Yirstink through the press and, otherwise, and particularly directed at Hampton Institute, companion school to Tuskegee Institute reached a head last week when a fiery cross was burned before the home of Major Washington, commandant of the institution and he was ordered to leave the premises. Other indications of a growing discontent among the white people of that section are to be found in the continual complaints of a white daily paper of that city which purports to tell of the congregation of whites and sermons in the assent of the school and the dining room of the school. Guards have been thrown around the campus and the officers of the law have been advised of the threats and asked for protection. It is unintentional that such a contribution would arise to the institution which heretofore has enjoyed the eulogy and active cooperation of the people of Virginia both white and black. It is equally unthinkable that at this time where we are to be a�ourfer of that old boy of the "Ford equal city" which every right thinking white man and woman to America has learned does not and never did not. Why this should happen to rights why probably be answered by the article of that year, as a look at the status Dr. Hecker who would purify the schools made them under baked dishes by the discovery, not only. in Virginia, but everywhere in the South. The schools had the race, have been mixed, and wedge equality of the social, not the racial. Norlords who has brought it to pace. Witness the millions of students vicious that this is so. Humphrey has brought it to the schools, and brought it to the culture and civic excellence of Virginia. It must be allowed to do so. And in order for it to be so, all the schools should make their influence felt in an effort to justify the efforts of this small group of schools. The section should guarantee to the professionals of the school all of the protection STUDENTS AND PREJUDICE The National Buddies Federation has decreed against predation of young animals of Howard University as a law. This election was still accomplished without some of the usual show of force from the federation from Georgia and from Louisiana. Wired from the overall show of force from the federation on such an act. The Louisiana claimed that he forced the student body at Howard University to represent him when he represented him a Tenn. representing his student body at Howard University. so unsuprising that Miss Holloway, so unsuprising that she defies all over. the South have compromised an all fit from the North. race. be fully aware for the future of service in connection with recognition religious agencies or any outstanding contribution to personal religion or theology. HARMON AWARDS OPERATED FOR DISTINGUISHMENT ACHIEVEMENT JOHN WEBB'S DAUGHTER MAR- RIES But the majority of them put us to see in it an area of real good will which will be ushered in by the coming generation which will deal with such situations in the light of reason rather than at the pressure of hysterical thinking. The majority of Neuros will see in the accomplishment of the election of 1416 young lady a sign of progress which is distinctly – gratifying and the fact of it will far outweigh any of the other happenings in connection with it. It gives evidence of a paneness in the thinking of the members of the younger generation which may in time be expected to result in a paneness of action and a fairness of procedure which have hitherto been unknown. To be able to feel that there is coming a division of. Thought in the South itself in reared to thing which concern the Negro, since more pleasure than can be easier told. Such a speech as was made by the representative from Texas reaches many a respective heart in even the states like Louisiana, whose delegates feared the public sentiment in his state and withdrew from the conference. In many yachters of the south these is genuine regrets that the Ga. delegation could remain in a gathering where a Nero was accorded the same treatment as other members of educational institutions. Truly this was an epoch marking occurrence. The student movement is destined to become a real power in this country as well as abroad. That the representatives chosen so early in its life should have the cour.by of their convictions and the willingness to stand by the things which they have reasoned out for themselves, arues well for its dedication to the improvement of the thinking of the general public in things spiritual. They refused to bow to the great southern good of prejudice and in their action America moved a long step forward to, ward real deforacy. Whenever a southern white daily paper can describe the actions of a candidate from a conference in which a Nebraska is mentioned for an office, as shown in the image, there is reason to feel that even if slowly, the South is becoming more democratic, Hereford it has been historical. Northerners are, are urged Ed Wright for a place in national politics, and the Eastern and Northern section there is a participation in politics. But in the south, even where the use of the ballot is fresh, there is a need to be careful to be ready for the future of the state. HOT SPENING, Ark. J.K. 1, 1988 H. it has just been announced, H. it has just been announced, Miss Mena Wasele White, daughter of John L. Wasele supreme counsel of John L. Wasele supreme counsel became the wife of, Thodore R. Lawson, the summer of 1988, National Business League here, the summer of 1988, National Business League here, was saved by Dr. Robert P. Motion of Turkmenia after they and be almost overcome while awaits PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Jan. 1, 1928 —the 41st Annual Session of the State of Pennsylvania, was held on December 14 and 15 at the Macy's Building in Philadelphia. James R. Williams, Acting Grand Mazer, presided. The session on record in being the 41st university being carried on with discharge. CHARGES WIDE 15 A NEGRO New Orleans, La, Dec. 26—Harlem, New York, his wife, Mrs. Hannel Ray-Hush, of the adult man who was married to her son of George and the first of the two sons he declared. Hielliott was the son of the son of the two upon the Louisiana law that pro-hiits the marriage between the Can- ing New Orleans men. The first of the two was the petition states the two sons mentioned he named four years and eighteen months in his respectively. HOGATT (By Robert P. Edward) He was the great-grandson of the Amies of a Negro General of Russia. He was the great-grandson of the Russian Pasta he said in his founder of the restless is also a member of the Russian prior to the 18th century and even held court life under Nicholas I. It is interesting to note that despite the determination of the founder of the Russian of the collaborators all members of Russian aristecracy his status in stands in the heart of Moscow and is revered by all within whom the other flowers Russian food, Hobbit of answer to Hobbit #1—Hankiah the price. (The Robbers's Edwards) LOOKING BACKWARD, DECEMBER—THE YEAR OF '24 NARVIGIL, Team, Jan. 1, 1996 Rev. C. D. McGhen, white, was expelled from the Methodist Epistle of Dothr. North. For service on (A. J. D.) (The Robbers's Edwards) LOOKING BACKWARD, DECEMBER—THE YEAR OF '24 NARVIGIL, Team, Jan. 1, 1996 Rev. C. D. McGhen, white, was expelled from the Methodist Epistle of Dothr. North. For service on **CHICAGO III. Jan. 1, 1982.** The employee of the Chicago Defender, wwx given insurance policies for Christmas in value in the city. NASHVILLE, Tennessee, Jan. 1, 1924 John Birkleck 68 years old was dead from a blood at his home in Nashville, Tennessee, Jan. 1, 1924 ...that convicted man, registered at 21 years, were pardoned by Gov. Oklahoma law, before Christmas. SAN ANTONIO, California, Jan. 1, 1925 ...Kilby Island Japanese were charged with murder of a man by a Biggs Court. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1926 THE MIRROR OF PUBLIC OPINION HONORIN Mrs. W. Xmas dinner well-released have been table laden 10 TID--BITS THE WHITE MENACE—AND ANUTIIIGL. The lure of gold and sunshine plus the monopsychology which has drawn thousands of while people to Florida, where they hope to become millionaires in a day has given birth to an unhealthy offspring down in the evergladiary. That offspring is the menace of disease which may follow in the fountains of 6000,000 whites who are now living in tents and other home-made camps just outside of Floridian cities, too ever-populated to accommodate the gold migrants. As the white press says, "these are sorry encampments" with their uneasily environment, lack of service, cleanliness, and epidemic equipment. Health authorities are against all the urge given to typhoid Tever, tuberculosis, and other death-dealing diseases. It is to be ardently hoped that quotas of physicals, druggists, nurses, and undertakers are included in the migratory gold business, upon whom Floridian really promoters are fondly giving. There's a lesson, though, in the white mason that confession is often made to death and death any time if he A. N. P. (By Leonard Massenburg) Airplanes are used in prospecting for minerals in China, the United States, and the United States in the home of more than 400,000 brass bands in the United States. Phonophone girl in Paris recently went on a two-hour warning strike for her bank, estimated par value of stock of American corporations it $195,000,000,000. United States greenback is the $10,000 note, and they are but few of those in circulation of the U.S. Shows produced by HAMMON AWARDS OFFERED FOR DIVISINGCENTUAL ACHIEVEMENT P. N. R. WARINGTON, Jan. 1, 1912—To give recognition and stimulus to creative work the House would have to be held at William B. Harrison on behalf of William B. Harrison for awards for distinguished achievement. There are seven first awards $400 offered annually to Negroes who have made a distinguished achievement. In various fields of endeavor, and one award to any person, white or colored, for outstanding achievement in race relations. An outcome was made by the Board of Dr. Gee E. Hayn- Becox, the Executive Officer of the Commission on Race Relations of the Federal Council of Churches to which has been committed the executive, the rection of the awards. Severe awards are open to all Negroes of American residences of both sexes; the eighth award to the person white or colored. The has made the greatest contribution to the board improving the relations between the White and Negro people in America. There is also a gold medal for the first award in each of the seven divisions and a second award of $100 and a bronze medal; the eighth award will carry with it $500 in money and a gold medal. The classes of awards are to be as follows: Literature; Music; Fine Arts; Industry; including business, Science, including Involvement Education, the region of race relations for improvement of race relations between the white and the Negro peoples in America. THE BURTH OF "WILLIAM IT PROHIBITION Awards for Distinguished Achievement" is "to give recognition tion and stimulus to crevency work." They are especially designed to bring public recognition to per mares who have made some worth while achievement, who have not yet received such recognition. Awards are to be made January list, which is the date Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation and will apply to work doing or completed during the twelve months ending June 1st, preceding There will be five judges for each award. Three of the five judges will be personally recognized as outstanding in their particular fields. At least one will be a New Gro. The two other judges will represent the Harmon Foundation and the Commission Race Relations of the Federal Council of Church's The decision of the judges will be final and neither the Commission or the Church and Race Relations or the Harmon Foundation will be any way responsible for expense of the cases to candidates in co- The ac� of the awards is as follows: The first award in Literature, includes poetry, short story, essay, book, newspaper editorials or a play of two or more acts. Candidates for awards in music may offer song scores, instrument at score for single-instrument or ensembles, orories or operas, or performances in instrumental or vocal-music or in the drama. Painting, sculpture and allied subjects are included under fine arts. The award, in industry includes creative achievement in "agriculture, manufacturing or mechanical pursuit" In science any of the physical biological or social sciences, or in biological or proven utility or promotion may be generated. Education includes achievement in the field of educational organisation, content, method or practice or educational publicity. The award in religion is, for achievements in religious organisation, religious education, social -BITS New York between August and September of this year, 40 were sent out of every dollar banked by an American corporation, 41 sent out to its employer for labor and 42 sent out to the United States. Cayuga Indians of Canada, claim withdrew their claim of land from the United States. The two highest paper mosaics were of China dating back to 120 A.D. D. I. was around 12 inches. Wealthy Chinese of China, Bus. Francisco and Boston are planning to extend their holdings in Chicago. It will contain 1,000 mosaics and tables. In connection with recounted religious agencies or any outstanding contribution to per cent of religion or theology. Religious relations will be given with No award will be made except for some achievement of an outstanding character that is a distinct contribution within its given field. As these awards are to be given for national significance and interest, in case there are no entries in any class having this outstanding character, no award will be given. Applications and recommendations for next year (1926) may be filed on and after January 1st and thus of be filed later than June 1, 1926, with Dr. George E. Haynes at the offices of the Federal Council of Churches, 105 West Twenty-second street, New York City. When the mum denied the attack, the wife of the president was bennummed to the home, and Oscar Wold, a nikifor, degrated responded to calls for sale from women as a result of his st. WOMEN. BEN, SELVEN, SWEET FUND N, P, N, P WASHINGTON, C, C, Jan. 1935-Activities on the part of Glen Hawley. Quotes for the defens fund of the National Association of People, human, at John Wanley, A. M. E. Zion Church, fourteenth and fifteenth Avenue, Haven Hayes, New York. Made the publicity notice, have been raised Miss Nannie have been raised Miss Nannie A midnight benefit performance was given at the Howard Theatre, on Saturday, the Lincoln Colonade Wednesday afternoon. The Phillips Wheeling Youth Music Center, North and Rhode Island Area, N.W. served a dinner dinner Thursday at the Lincoln Colonade and provided of which will be given to the fund Wednesday and Thursday by the women at this George Washington in an effort to raise more funds. HONORING THE BIRTHDAY OF MR. W. H. GARRETT 3402 MUNGER AVENUE PERSONAL SOCIETY & CLUBS Mrs. W. H. Gazzetti, EYE, a kid Xmas dinner that would have been soon to come, have been present to look upon it that table laden with many good gifts that table laden with many good gifts that The table was afterward docked with blue, pink and white and then filled with a variety of candles. 41 plus waxed-lighted candles sent their golden wires away toward the ceiling. Mr. John Parker, well known, caret man of David who recently made several investments in spending the holidays here at Prof. and Mrs. H. H. Thompson of the city is jihaghir Aish Christman, a professor of English at Michigan in a visit with his father and mother here. Mr. H. H. Thompson and Hilder daughter, Chilie Lee spend the holidays with Mrs. Walker's mother, Mrs. Hargreave Hickman, a professor of English at Michigan in a visit with her and Mr. Dig. Mr. Hargreave Hickman is the co-founder of Woods Art and Bellesen of Woods Training School is spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Among our new subscriber this week are Meagan Woods P. Hickman 3203 Holmes E. E. Abernethy 390 Crutchler, D. Moberly 3901 Indiana, D. Moberly 3901 Illinois, Blind 3911 Candido, and L. Henry 3113 Convent. In the miniatur King is back in Dallas high school to spend the winter with his sisters. Hewkins, 3244 Lawrence Street, Mr. Jack M. Jackson was a proud office. Mr. Frank Muhser of Richardson, Torkel visited the Express office. Mrs. Bessie Lee Simms, 4115 Edmonon St. and Master and Shrestha Monster. Mrs. and Master Shrestha graduate of jolivies and friends. Mrs. Magea Johnson, 318 Glenwood St. 149.50 given prize, by her husband and daughter-in-law—Mrs. Larson, 344 Stats St. left for Marshall to spend the holidays. Mrs. Larson made a trip to Waco, Sunshine vacation relatives and friends. Johnson and Rohset Norworsky have returned from Hibiscus College and friends. Mrs. Jula Livesives and friends Miss Jula Dumais of Wiley College are spared the holidays with relatives. Mrs. Matella Wright of Ernie College is the guest of her brothers, Rev. L. William K. Dougles St. and Mrs. THE ROYAL SOCIETY ART CLUB Mrs. M. U. Moten entertained the club at her home, 2401 Cochran St., Friday evening, Dec. 4. All members present at 39 minutes newborns—The meeting was called to order by the president. All business was transacted in order. Moten's present answered roll call, fecting Bible verzes The club adjourned to meet next with Mrs. M. Johnson, 2013 Commerce. The hostess served a delicious two-course luncheon. THE ROYAL SOCIETY ART CLUB The club met in regular season Friday evening, December 15, at the home of Mrs. M. Johnson, 2013 Commerce. Nine-minutes away from a hound and thirty minutes was spent newfing. All present answered roll call reciting Bible verze per. We are glad to have as guest. Mrs. Y. H. Kasson, hostess served a to-day call. Mrs. T. R. Certill be the next hostess. Hoping all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. WATCH YOUR STEP CLUB: Met at the home of Mrs. Garland, 2100 Harlesville. An interesting game of which is enjoyed was all. We glad to have Mrs. E. Williams with us again. We extend to her our sympathy during the illness and death of her mother. CLUB - Met Wednesday night December 23rd at 179 After St. Mrs. J. Gilford houseless 20 members and 7 visitors present. A delicious menu was served. The Xnal German was a success given at the home of Mrs. H. Robinson, 2808 Fiorn. It from 4 until 7:30. The house was beautifully decorated with Xmas colors. In the center of the table was a large pot with red ribbon streamers. Miss Bertha Lee Brow, a junior at Wiley College, is at home to spend the holidays with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brown, 2425 Allen St. Miss Delois Jones also a student of Wiley spent the night with Miss Bertha Lee Brown and her parents. Miss Jones was en-route to her home at Wewoka. Mr. and Mrs. R. Jones announced the marriage of their daughter, Leslie R. Byrds to Mr. Henry Lee Kirkwood of 2227 Romine St. at her home, 2227 Clabourne St. December 26, 1925. Her wedding dress was white, georgette trimmed with white satin and white slippers to match. They march All of your business will be greatly appreciated. We are now better situated than ever before. BIGGER ROOM AND MORE STOCK 3233 ROSS AVENUE had witnessed 41 years Mr. Good things were said by a last good things of relations and friends that were present. Among those who were present were Mr. and Mrs.�. Mr. and their son of Galatilla, Texas, brother of Mrs. Garstg. Mr. L. B. Fugua made something to Mr. Garrett the many present to Mr. Garrett was given by his many friends. ONAL Mr. R. T. Thomas, (catching in Pilot Point, was the guest of her sister L. D. Williams, 1334 Douglas St. Xmas. Mr. Gartrude Edmunds of Pt. Worth spent several days in the city the guest of her mother, Mrs. T.D. Williams, 1334 Douglas St. Mrs. H. E. Norwood who is visiting her mother and after Mrs. Smith's death in the indeplied Mrs. My A. W. Wilson of Galveston, Texas is the holiday guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mitchell on Dunbar St. Ah. has been the recipient of many courtesies, while in this Mr. Rim Austin of Pt. Worth and Mimi Jalbert of Warren, co- sulted by the University of quietly married Xenia day to, when the Dallas friends extend hearty thanks. Mrs. Lillo Williams, 1317 F 18th St. Los Angeles, Calif., was in the city visiting Mrs. Estelle Jackson, 2626 Colby St. left for home Monday evening at 1:15. Walter H. Harrison, Rec'y to Dann of Men Prairie View College, Prairie View, Texas, formerly of Tannkana was a visitor at the Dallas Express office. Mr. John Parker formerly was known cafe man of Dallas now living at Chicago was a pleasant visitor at the Dallas Express office Monday morning. Mrs. M. J. Goss of 1659 Good St is now a home and very much impoverished after a serious operation at St. Paul Sanitary. Mr. and Mrs. F. Hayden, 700 No. Pacific, have returned from Austin, Texas, where Mrs. Hayden was called at the death of her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Twates of Ockh Cliff Hirschers were pleased to leave at the Dallas Express office. Mr. Born Parker and daughter of Mr. Born Parker and daughter of Mr. Main St. spent Xmas with role in Tyler. Mr. Kaufman of Kaufman daughter of Mrs. Lole Lowe on Planning Ave. Mr. Lee Brown, a junior at Wiley College, is at home to spend the holiday with her parents. Mr. Brown, a junior at Alice B. Wiley Dale Jones Ace a student of Wiley spent the night with Mrs. Dergha Lee Brown and a friend of hers. A route to her home at Wekoq, Ockh. He's Xmas candles, and each glass was decorated with Xmas Jibbog. At back row, no apples were served to IDLE HOUR SOCIAL CLUB Met at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Mack, 2417 Clode St. The even- Green and Mrs. Keith won his first after which was listened to Prof. M. Giver lecture on Grand Union Colorado. Boreau. Several members pied. We were going to go to Mr. W. M. Dorbham. Next meeting at 2417 Clode, Mr. Miller, has aread that every month of our small dance. The reporter, Mrs. Orr ton Smith, wishes to thank the members for the lovely token which was presented per. AMERICAN BEAUTY CLUB - Met at the home on 17th - The meeting was called to order at 9 o'clock. Af- that the house was a delicious two- course menu. The next meeting will be a December 30th a the residence of Mrs. M. Miller, 2699 Lexington St. DOROTHY ART CLUB - Mrs. H L. W. M. T. Johnny was a host of the club. Twelve members were from the committees of the annual club dinner. Mrs. A. T. Hills was asked to go to the same group as she was called to be delighted when she came served a daily repast. The club was created by Mr. J. J. Averne. Wednesday, December 19th A. A. B. Business routine was carried out Timely remnances were made by the J. J. H. W. J. the group was given to art work. Dorb the social hour the hostess served a two-course menu. Next meeting will be the president. QUICKEN CITY CIVIC AND ART CLIM-Moret with Mrs. Mitchell Cook 200 Moore St. Frans to help some charitable causes were discussed with Mrs. Drake (Dec. 21th, Miss Mumana, A parable� moul andwich, potato china, hot tea, and wich, and candy sugar served Mrs C. P. Care, president QUICKEN CITY FIVIC AND ART CLIM-Moret with Mrs. Mitchell Drake, 21st Cage, St. The Hootes Food a chinty men of cheese sandwiches, fruit, salty and chalk The club will meet Dec. 24th with Mr. Ford. H. RUSKIN is back be glad to meet all of my All of your business ciated. We are now be fore. BIGGER ROOM A 3233 RO SHILOR BAPTIST Services at Rhion Baptist Church were at high water mark at during the day last Sunday. The Sunday school under quation of Mr. F. E. W. was at high water mark. The May interest. The B. Y. P. U., and leadership of Mr. A. D. Vans, was well-formed of aquaticas, and inspired a forceful, eloquent, soul-stirring sermon, from Rev. J. L. L. Forner pastor. Everybody seemed happy and firmly edited. About 450 on was raised. THEATRE MT, CARMEL HAPPIN'S CHURCH METROPOLITAN AND HOURS ST. R. S. opened at 8:45. Sup. 11 M. Metters and part of his staff of off daily in-epite—of the inclement weather. The contribution was $4.65. Devotional exercise before opened. Pastor Banka, preached a shubr epist, sermon-pointing to duties in the Church and not excused to his memory and was also 40 and put over programs. At 8:00 clock B.Y. P.D. service. At 7:05 clock Decon. Perry opened the devotional ex-Episcopal account of the church. Devoted a good-term. You are cordially invited. I'm attend our church. Come, worship with us. Rev. A. A. Banks pastor, N. B. Travis, reporter. MR. ALLEN BEACHEM DEAD Mr. Allen Bingham departed this life December 18th, 1958. He was born to Tomas at an early age. He has rended to 185 Allen B. for more than 50 years. He was deceased, died February 11th, 1954. He was buried under the supplies of the family. Nine members of Nonefathers of America. The servivors she prey. Mrs. L. Gridana and Mrs. J. Gridana. Mrs. N. B. Reschech and Mrs. N. I. Jones with whom he lived and died. There are several grand children. MARRIAGE **19 ANNOUNCED** to the room where they were married with their father and mother. Mr. Rufus Jones and Mrs. Corean Harrison, Best man was Mr. Edward Jones, while Miss Violet Parker acted as maid of honor. The ceremony was performed by Rev. W. M. Harrison. Presente valued at $105,000. CONSECRATION AT WATCH MEETINGS To Begin New Year with Sequicentenial Demand Boston, Mass., Dec. 28, 192— As commencement of a quation-wide racial drive for fulfillment of the same principles of the quationing of the dependence in the 150th anniversary year, the National Equal Rights League urges all Colored America to follow watch-meetings with brief consecution service to start�-meeting special session with 1928 the sequence of the Year. Prayer, endings of Declaration preamble, short address on its fulfillment is a suggested program. Union services with midnight pilgrimages to a central church or special session at watch-meeting are alternatives. Gold prices will be awarded for the two best racial enforcement slogans sent to the League for the Home Country. February 1st. Those under 15 words will be given preference. Edited: Carl Murphy of California, Afro-American, Editor, Philadelphia, October 26th. Gold prices will be awarded for the two best racial enforcement slogans sent to the League for the Home Country. February 1st. Those under 15 words will be given preference. Edited: Carl Murphy of California, Afro-American, Editor, Philadelphia, October 26th. TOUNG FOLKS JAZZHOW CLUB Field its weekly meeting at the home of Mr. Jessie Higgs, 513 R. 10th, Oak Cliff, Usual business was transacted in which the club changed it's name from the In-stirring Boye Triple X Club in order that young women might become members. The club will have a call meeting Sundy afternoon at the home of Mr. A. Moreland, 115 Botterton Circle. We were glad to have Mrs. Johnnie Moe Davis and Miss Kealy Smith become members also Mr. Johnny and Miss Leong Williams. After business a course of hot chocolate was served with cake, followed by dancing and what playing CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our pastor and members of Bill St. C. M. E. church for their loyalty to y grandmother, on Dec 25th, 1925. I will blend you all. It will ever be remembered. Hannah Dylee, daughter, Lugenia Rine, grand-daughter TEXAS HI SCHOOL CHAMPIONS, 1925 PHOTO BY THE JAMESITE FAD DALLAS 1914 FOR THE WOMAN WHO CARES Since fat leads as an energizing food, it should be one of the foods/taken in larger quantities by those who desire to increase their weight and avidized by those who want to reduce. Rich gravies used with starch-rich vegetables such as rice, potatoes and sweet potatoes should be used literally if one wants to gain Other ways of getting fats into the diet are: by using cream from the oresella, fruits, desserts and A, proper diet, experts find, costables much to peace of mind and age besides surprisingly to health. A. beautiful—a�aevia. In Japan, once subdued and shy of dreaming With an excellent eye of practicing the latest step with personality and peep, also George who used to say she couldn't dance the newest way because, though she knew how to dance, she lacked Abandon and Romance. In Grandma's day they thought it "fast." To have youth's charms when teens were past, and ladies over thirty-three, assigned themselves to tears and tea. But time have changed since Grandma's day and Gevroille, whose hair is gray, tries face-massage instead of tears and looks much younger than her years. Worlness and Gertrude, as you see, are counting firmly. One Two Three and exercising with much vim—for Fashion says a girl must be slim. So here's Horace, a perfect dream, and growing fashionably Jean; and Gertrude's lost five pounds or more and hopes in time to learn a people. For Gertrude looks to have folk say, "Can the slim thing be Gertrude Gray?" When Rose and Cheeco take the air, the passers-by all stand and stare and envy Rose's charmless face, her dashing clothes, her winning grace. While shy Sub-Dess who yearns to learn just how to make hearts throb and burn, gase Rosswald with doubaling eyes and wonder how she grew so wise. But Cheeco, we regret to own, thinks they're admiring him alone! What Eating Fats Does For You This is because they go to extremes in the matter of eating they do not realize that when they eat an over supply of such energy foods as starch, sugar or fat and don't take enough exercise to use to help. In these remains in the body. There is almost no limit to the amount of fat which some people can deposit in the adipose tissue. We often see a person with an accumulation of weight which is a burden to carry around and a drink; by eating plenty of butter on a broad — total vegetables, in soups, sauce, pastry and desserts by using plenty of olive oil and other salad-ole-in-seasonise, and salad Treatings; by eating the fat meats and fish eggs, beopon Meat and milk drinking in milk, taking cod/liver oil, and using the solidified almond and veg table fats is any cooked food which call for fat or shortening. A few years ago one would have discussed the fats we can almost entirely from another was kicked off to Beamont and they advanced 15 yards going in the air. Xs Dallas, another touchdown was made possible for Dallas as Hill-half for Dallas intercepted for a touchdown but dardy, right guard, for Dallas, being offside for the top of the touchdown. The ball was brought back where it was and put to play. Downs remained the same. The half ended 0-0. 2nd quarter Between the halcyar the Dalton Bulldogs came to themselves know-how they were not paying their game. From every run warrior there must have been a New Year's resolution made because there was created in their midst a winning atmosphere. Beamont received the oval and advanced 20 yards only to be held for downs, the ball going over to Dallas about mid-distance of the field. Dating opened up a backed full of tricks threatening Beamont goal but Beamont was bulky and Dalton fumbled and Beamont recovered the ball. Beamont was forced to punt again for 20 yards Dallas recovered but went for a 10 yard lost, Dallas was forced to punt. The quarter ended, 0-0. Beaumont received the pearls and was held by Dallas at the end of the game. They were forced to take off with a knee injury and with passes being shot from one and two for 40 yards. Another touchdown in touchdown makes the game over. Dallas making the HO ARES In ice cream coffee, tea and other drinks by eating plenty of butter or soups, sauce, and beverages, by using a cup of coffee; by using plenty of olive oil and other salt-dile in saemonade, and to create a spicings and fats, eggs, be充分, and the drinking of the salt. The salt is a small amount of water, and the solidified animal and veggie is able to be any cooked foods which call for fat or shortening. A few years ago one would have discussed the fats we eat almost entirely from another standpoint of disability who, as the main copies of conversation about foods. We now know from many of the old people that these are about as digestible, as another, whether said of liquid, or whether of animal, or vegetable. To the now-known world of food are, extraordinary rich-in vitamins. Butter fat, egg-yolk fat, and the other two. The food is a good bread. It is then fat, and the other bread is a good layer of sugars. In particular—certain much vitamins, A, compared with other foods. Among the four or five vitamins is which are known to exist, two and three. The natural fats are found in our own food. The two which are best known are the vitamins. A and D. Much evidence recently has been found. The most of the existence of another fat-soluble vitamin, known as vitamin E. This is found in greater Amount in the food and the general use of the two other fat or oil examined as fat. The vitamin A is found not only to fatts. It is found in fair abundance, in certain leaves of plants, such as spinach, turnip tope and so forth although these leaves contain very little true fatts. The vitamin D is much less widely distributed, in fat-which we are likely to eat regularly than the other vitamin. So far as is known, this vitamin is abundant only in fish, oily and especially in the liver of fishes. It is this vitamin, among in cedler oil which makes it valuable in protecting children against rickets. The fat-which are most abundant in the vegetable world are liquid fat or oil. These are now hardened by making them absorb THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY head for the race. During the whole game plenty of thirties were used for Dallas and the center, Captain Will Moore were the other men who were used for Dallas and the center, Captain Will Moore is to be connected very high in the rankings and is picked by several coaches in the Dallas Conference center. Spare was substituted for Drawn in the last quarter of the season. The goal that sent Dallas high over the goal winning the championship of the state. **LIVE UP** **Dallas** **Resumes** **Lee** ..... L.T. **Lee** ..... L.T. **Grady** ..... L.O. **Penny** ..... L.O. **Galee** ..... R.D. **Wright** **Welch** ..... R.T. **Carrier** **Duran** ..... F.H. **Johnson** **Hill** ..... L.H. **Melton** **Sailard** ..... L.H. **Points** hall season, a honoree at the Howard Football Bowl Pretty evening, by the board of Athletic Control and University Administration. In token receipt made by the man who fouled made by the man who hall grilled. Dr. J. Stankey, President Dr. J. Stankey, President Dr. Emmet J. Seed, Secretary-General; and Dr. J. David, Secretary; and Dr. H. Athletic Control were present at the ban- control were present at the ban- Announcement was made of the names of the members of the squad who are to receive the University. "It's this year. They are: Edgar A. Long. Captain: Clarence J. Smith, Vernon B. Smith, Robert D. Miller, Mifred H. Marlin, Harry T. Webb, Raymond D. Dokes, Louis P. Campbell, Joseph N. Dodson, John H. Coies, Carroll W. Relle, Lionel Deckle McLean, James C. Tyson, Hugh M. Kelley, Joseph F. B. Brown, John P. Moore, Manager: James Dillard, Edgar M. Ross, Lloyd Burrell Jr., Harry H. Payne, George Jefferson, Hitory C. Thomas Garrett A. H. Price and Daniel W. Brown. Following the announcement of the names of the letter men, boy left the banquet room to the major lot for the election of the captain of the football team for 1972 season. V. Smith, the man who played such a sterling game for Howard during the past three seasons as left-tackle, was unskilled. hydrogen. Such hardened fats kre especially deasirgle for frying. Olive oil, although it brings the highest price as a raised oil. It is not superior in food value to other and cheaper vegetable oils, such as eora, cottonseed or peanut oils. Any of these make good salad-oils. L. salad-oil is about forty-five standpoint of energy, as is lettuce. The most appetizing of all fats is butter, but it is also fat. It contain about six times as much energy as an equal weight of meat. It contains about three animal fat is beacon of heat, however, and four times four, as much energy as an equal weight of egg. However, the protein content and very appetizing. Both become rich throughout the year, while fat meals such as pork or not much meat are in warm weather. Other best ways to introduce fat into the diet in warm weather is another butter. Dinner-Party menu Differ. makes adrea now bobb Peanut Stuffing and truss, leaving an inch of string between the face. Mix in cleanser and steam one-half hour to get rid of some of the strong flavor and savory fat. Place in coiling path sprinkle with batter and pepper and pike batter and pepper and pike Rock over the breast. Put in hot oven, 400 degree F, and roast until brownish. Bake until bread must is tender, cover bath after first 10 minutes Removeth, platter. Surround with Homemade Croustades. Flowerbed of Canflower. Flavor of Canflower. Grind bread with Orange Sections alternating with Orange Sections to which are 1 cup Brown. Sauce to which are 1 cup Olive Soaked five minutes in boiling water Peanut Stuffing Milk 1 Cup Creamer Crumble 1 Cup Scooped Peanuts, finely 12 Cup Cream or Two Milk 1 Cup Cream or Two Milk 2 Wholesome Butter 1 Tortoise Shell Orange Juice 2 Tortoise Shell Orange Juice 3 Texas Toast Popper and 3 Pew Grains Chocolate Cheese Pot 1 Cup Water in top of double bowl. When it boils add 1 Cup Pine White Monkey 1 Cup Pine White Monkey 1 Tortoise Shell Soft Add 1 Tortoise Shell Soft Add 1 Cup Milk and cook forty-five minutes 1 Tortoise Shell makes a milk in the center of each, dip in pot 1 Cup Beaten with 1 Tortoise Shell Water, and in 1 Tortoise Shell Water, and in Bread Crumbs 1 Tortoise Shell will known a bread in forty seconds or at a degree or degree and drum on brown paper. Place a section of in groove in each cro 1-2 Teaspoon Salt and Cream to molten. Heat until light return to china and reheat in oven Cherry Ice Turn into can of ice-cream fresher 1 Can Pitted Red Cherries add Twins 1-2 Orange 1-3 Cup Cold Water and a Pew Grains Salt. Burrough will ice and salt, and freeze until firm remove dashed, repack and serve in glasses Garnish each glass. If desired, with a rose oil Whipped Cream and 1 Pitcicho Nut butnaked and fine- 11 chips prepared 2 Chicken Gumbo Creme 3 Chicken For Six 4 Brussels Spoon on Tortoise Shell 5 Brussels Spoon on Warm Beans 6 Alligator Peel Salad 7 French Dressing 8 Coffee 9 Coffee 10 Chicken Gumbo Creme 11 Put in sauce 12 Tablespoon Butter 13 Small Colon cut in very three- 14 Green Pepper cut in stripe, scrape 15 1-3 Cup Colony cut in half-half strip, and slimmer until colon is 16 Quarts Chicken Broth, strained through double choseed cloth and 17 1-4 Cup Fresh Chicken cut in three- 18 1-4 Cup Chicken cut in three- 19 minutes or until ckrs may be used 20 Can ckrs may be used in place 21 Cup Tomatoes (the solid part of 22 1-3 Cup Holed Rice 23 Tablepheo Freshly finely chopped 24 Trapeese, Worcestershire Sauce 25 Salt, Pepper and Cayenne to taste 26 For serving 27 Beefsteak on Cake 28 Cut 29 Tablepheo Beddice in six ckrs 30 Sauce in hot fry pan 31 until brown on both sides, put 32 in shallow covered dish 33 French Dressing Al Mushroom Dressing, put in a mod- lable bowl, cover with a cotton towel, cook until tender, Place each piece on round baking sheet and surround with the alterate pieces of cooked mushrooms. Place in a bowl with was Bean, and place it on mushroom Cap on top of each piece. Place in a bowl with the mushroom. If not easily ob- jected, place it on a baking sheet. Peel the mushroom Cap, reserve ink, and gloop the remainder, including the stems. Cook three minutes. 1-3 Tablespoon Chopped Parsley 1-3 Tablepoon Melted Butter and 1-3 Tablepoon Chopped Onion This dressing is also delicious as a stuffing for squash or small squash 1-3 Albuquerque Pea salad 1-3 Albuquerque Pea salad with thin slice horseshoe shape. Place each on Lettuce Leaves, fill-spice with tastes of oranges and repose nuts with honey Tuffee or Ripe Olive placed in the Bur. Garnish with Orange, Cream and spiciness French Dressing Mix Rub through a sieve Canned Fresh Flax, Serve on Vanilla Flax, Cream and spiciness Almonds, blanched, shredded, toasted and spiced with salt 1-3 Tablespoon Galathea Mix in frozen creeer 3 Cup Thin Cream 3 Cup Thin Cream which is soaked and disolved 1-3 Tablespoon Galathea Mix in frozen creeer 3 Cup Thin Cream 3 Cup Thin Cream which is soaked and disolved 1-3 Tablespoon Galathea At The Dance Is it a young man to ask to a dance? If it is a young man to ask to a dance and ask him to he give to --- DALLAS GIRL WINNER OF LOVING CUP A. MISS EYES. SOCIETY Mrs. Nearly-wed your use to be should be one of the first mention showed you that you were no ed as their donor was one of the good with him when he married just enjoyable of the marriage and another. Now that youremarried the decoration showed the artistic why not give your time to your (date of the members Miss Stella Troy Robertson, a graduate of the University of North Carolina, a young student, attended a university of women of the first prize in artistry at the University of North Carolina, that was held in the College Chapel. Miss Katherine is well known in New York for her perseverance as a solitary, she is possessive of her pursuits and has been panning the course in her spare time. She is a member of a number of the Senior College class and is an active member of all of her ge. statics, whether or not the dance is formal or informal. Must a girl give every dance with the young man who secures her position. It is not necessary. The young man, however, must see that the girl is provided with a partner with her dance can be done with another girl. How should a young man ask a girl to dance? "The young man should say 'Would you care to dance?' or 'May I have this dance with you?' 'Is it imprisoner dancing?' It is always easy in dancing to transcribe the properties. In many public dance halls improprieties are deliberately fostered. The tang-go and fox trot are made purposely slow, the couples leaning heavily on each other, barely move across the floor; improper gestures are made; all the jolility and bracing exercise of the peasant dance is eliminated, as is all the careful decorum of the formal dance. The experiencing of a sex appeal in dancing is an indication of de-generacy. Should a man thank a girl after each dance. A gentleman will thank the young lady that dances with him. Regardless of the number of dances he may have with the same girl, it is his duty to express his enjoyment of each dance. It is not customary for the girl or man to carry out a conversation while dancing. Humming should also be avoided. Furnish no competition for the musicians. It is not good maner to 'cut in on a dance, even though a number of young men do it. Take care of the wall-flowers first. If you can't find a partner, let the dance go by. Some selfish men allow girls to sit out a dance while they conserver to 'cut in on a good dance. Valin girls encourage it, be MISS Mr. Nemly-wed your need to show you that you were no good with him when he married another. Now that you remarried why not give your time to your husband, Miss Eyer was "sorry" when she saw you meet your need to be in the "alley" and fate sent his wife along just at that time to give you a "shake-up" long to be remembered. Another thing. Miss Eyer will advise that perhaps it would be a good idea for you to get your hair cut at a different "barber shop" for the one you frequent is going to be unhealthy for you from now on. Miss Eyer must commend the Royal Art members for the way in which they conducted their social affair Xmas day. It was indeed an enjoyable affair. The little entertained is also to be commended to be in really a Charleston shopper. to Mrs. Grass-Wilder who interject with hobby girlgirl a divergent hat and be basked in laughter. it now you are carrying it on with a pulman, pearl, tux by the pier, and with another, the pext, and put try to rule. Tales will elenad that the porter dosess mean you time with him, you will elenad with him you have lost your choice with hobby, so he finds the distance and is no another little girl all the good is the world. to曼娜曼 the various clubs for their affair during the Holidays, The Priscilla Art Club to The Campus club, she has a very charming personality that has won for her many friends. Talented and ambitious a major brilliant future, she expected for her The Winning of the first prize by a Dallas girl over the other eight-year-old series from the life-long love and cities shows that our Dallas girls and boys try to put their best into whatever task they undertake to perform. " Last year, I'm a Cujillade's store by Miss Fenninte, Miss Vates of House, Texas Miss Hoberson is at home to Del Friends at 11:12 At Street for the Christmas holiday.... " Should a girl applaud the musicians at the end of each danceing, not the girl. If a man says "thank you" after dancing, what should the girl say? The girl should say: "I enjoyed the dance very much or I'm welcome, of the best dances I have had this evening"—then notice the expression of concisely spread over the features of the pleased young man. If a young man takes a girl to a club dance, how many dances should she save for him? Surely the first and last dance. It is up to him either to dance all of the others with her or supply her with parents. Should a girl return to her own partner after each dance? It is customary for the girl to return to her partner after each visit, but not for her. The boy and girl should not shift for themselves after the visit. If another man requests the privilege of a dance host a girl It is not necessary to do so, but he save to fall your secret that you will be the man named so that he can find a partner for himself. If a couple win a prize at dance or at a wedding, they keep it. The gentleman should give it to the lady. If it is in mourn the lady should insist upon the man who has won it in good dress. If there is a special price dance must the girl dance with her escort it is her duty to dance with her escort. A thoughtful fellow will dance with the girl except on other partner if she has a chance to win a prize. should be one of the first mention of the dance was on one of the dancers of the show and the decoration showed the artistic piece of the mothers Mrs. — your place to at home with your husband and ladies not with your portraits as you were the night before. Mrs. — your place to be part wife and not be the victim of each "poetry" you penned. The German on which she wrote, "The happiness of the season and Miss Kesys as well, and I have been licked up, and I have it to the highest as usual." Mrs. Jelly Bean your days are not discontinue your calls since you are your case in hopeless and not discontinue your calls since you are your case in hopeless and not discontinue your calls since that extra time in your case of fainting. Mary Pidgey Plapper, haven't you learned yet, that to make a make-up you need to take a picture, let then take the "intitative" Now it Mary Eyes says you at the matinee when you are in the mirror friend made a "be line" to you when he came in with him he would give you some consideration some time. He showed you when he crossed himself front-you as any, penniless, would, to spend time with him. He showed you how you have talked about that sub expensive, Xmas present, shown in The his sure enough "yourk Treadle" shows here Miss Mary was 40, one of thegeneration of the parents. According to a certain Mr. Xun's morning and now same line, he's not only right there when the Johnson and Jeffries have not pulled how what do you think of that? Of course Mr. Roe doesn't know wife for what's to—intercept the "position" of that. "I'm other hands To the Mr.—who wants, he knows, "Moss denotes man the heart Mary. "I don't know that it does. "Out of sight—out of mind," seems to be one of the rubes in the game of love. Oiving a woman, or most absent treatment, may help in some instance, but Mrs. Roe will say constant association is the best treatment. Mr. Jelly. Down you, stuck pretty chilly, so your former exams it's delivered. Xun's are site, which looked rather sumbiltful to Miss Roe, after your telling your new "people" how good she was with you, you'd better watch your step. You're a lovely little flapper and soothing you do, is she, who you think? but Miss Roe's thought you're too funny, broke yourself of that and you'll be 99 per. Mr. John Parker, formerly of 1987 Thomas Ave, 76 now in the May 16, honor of the new Mascini People, where he will spend a few days then will return to his new home, 243 Calamari Avenue, Chicago, IL. EAST DALLAS NEWY Mr. A. L. Lipcomb, 1418 McKensale in received the old news of the death of the mother-in-law, Mr. Hancock, at Lipcomb, of Department, Texas. Owing to신망을, Mr. Lipcomb was not able to attend the Federal. Mrs. A. J. Williams, 1818 Court, is much improved at this writing, after having been ill for several weeks. Mrs. Jill Williams entertained the members of the Western Star Lodge at the home of Mrs. Powell, 1805 Mr. Keepte St., last week. Mrs. Lucy King has returned home after visiting related in "Loud For the second time Men C (Jeffrey, 1812, Day 81), in the successful winter of the conflict between the agents of the Lane Star Mutual Grant Association. Mr. A. P. Forbes of Kakhan City, in here visiting his son, Mr. Adam February, 1974 Mrs. Lilly Hunt has returned in California after spending several weeks here. current. We bolters or Insur증- tiate losses all rights and priveleg- and the decision to obtainable by those who are loyal and stands by the church. All good members will stand by the church pay, attend the regular nervies and then contend for their rights, bolters and seconders had will and face the majority rule. The district in rule of ruln to unworthy of any consideration. The Quarterly meeting has conferences of Anderson (Shap) A. M. K. church to Whittag. MArch Texas were memorial events in our church history not to be for- g北京大学. Dr. J. L. Morgan be a heroic pastor and —— yet win many garlands of house. The loyal members braved the extreme still- weather and put over a complete programme for the good of the church. (Sunday, we will be at St. Paul, South Dallas, all our city pastors and their members were requested to be present in the Union Service NY, JAMES 32nd SMITH BAPTIST CHURCH The year of 1926 was paid a glowing tribute by the way of an adieu last Thormy night by a large, overflowing crowd of St. James's, who resembled themselves in the small auditorium to "Watch the old year out and the new year in." The progress of Pastor of dear old St. James departed from the old custom of the annual watch meeting and added a memorial service to the old time honored watch service. According to the report of its committee on arbitrary, 11 staff upstanding saints crowned the bar during 1926. The relatives used friends of the departed dead were present to wit. He was the memorializing of their dead, and should be mild here until now, that no service held during the year was more solemn, nor fraught with more earnestness than the memorial service last Thursday might CAINNBYLY.LAM-MOR CHIVIS DUNN Chauwell left Wroughton, Dec. 21. For Forensics, Certificate where the right join her husband Pole Chean, but, they will make their hims Oilce, this. Chewell resigned her location to the Owl Cainswitt's Outer Sight where she hadガグル for five years, touching the primary gree and having charge of the right school music-the land also stand. Please have a new one for Mr. Co. 21. Monitor the site's frequency smoking at the cafe. She states You Washington's barred Friday meeting short, from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM And, Jim Foreman takes to Del Vac to undergo an open-class, Dun Coopersfield in supporting, fire-D. House and water are on the stick list attendance to 10 concerts throughout the city, including Friday afternoon the 11th on an Irish Flood at the city's newly established Piedra Afternoon park. The 11th on an Irish Flood at the city was crowned at the usual hour with president presiding. We were by the president of the City Piedra park, and all were well received. We also attend at the presidents of three volcanic sites in the city, including the City Piedra park, and a student of Dutton College a student of Dutton College conducted a selection which conducted a very appealing season to meet at the audience of Alma. CARD OF VENUE The concert will be held with a girl on the E. of P. University Lodge 28 for their courtesy during the house of my husband, Xavier at all times. pay for your papers for the year and start the new year right. Call for the Expense at Ourry. Date and have all news there. MARSHALL-Mer. J. Pony Johnson was an old and highly respected homeboy. Northside after a long homeboy. He was a number of the members of the Hastings Pastor Lodge. We had a funeral was attended, a member of the Hastings Pastor Lodge. We had a funeral young lady of this city died at the beds of her parents. But was a number of the Ancient Bears a member of the Ancient Bears their honors. A young and sweet young lady is gone. Near reached friend Hamilton Walker had died. Daniel Gregory of Abercrombie. They had not met in Jersey. Zerke played one week in Marshall with a large crowd each week. The church have here down. Their church to build a better one. Mrs. Daniels dedicated of Adam, Adam Brain and Chapel and Dedona Hall, Wiley and Chapel and Dedona Hall, Wiley every respect, h credit to President Dugan. The principal address was the Board of Education. D. Correspondent Secretary of the Board of Education. This appeal of the many faces of Wiley who proclaimed lighted and steam-booted. He Massachusetts. Hector, Dennis, Cornetta, Bryant, Dora, Ménhaffey returns from the Hinoole of Porto at Houston, Texas, reporting a good time and a good session. The Pastor and stewards of Malilion M. E. Church are torn down Malilion M. E. Church, preparatory of building a new church, it will be modern to every martiniary Mrs. Grant. Callaway leaves for South Texas to spend Xmas with her people and friends. Her bitter half will accompany her back. The Marshall Lytic Club will present at Beth-Soldan, Baptist Church, a Mujalid bearing on the history of Christ. Xmas Morning at 5 o'clock, Mrs. O. L. Diedosa, president, Mrs. O. W. Phillie, Director, Mrs. L. H. Willis, MP. The readers of the Exposition, remember the old Dalit-Hepresman, Xmas. You will find him at 116 N. Wellington St. on Phone 775. A MERRY Xmas to EVORYONE. Gard of Thomas We wish to thank our friends for their kindness during the ill-being and death of our grand mother, Sirs Pannie Reed. Hughes Grand Children: Adm Malone, Robert Malone, Prof Malone, T. D. Malone, T. D. Hадis, Jr., Lerie Prilchard, Master, Middle Prilchard, Master. ST. BENN COMMUNITY—Sunday school-spended on time and was very interesting. "M. B. Waterbride" and Mr. H. McClabland supported to Long Street La. run- day. Mr. T. C. Lister is suffering with rheumatism in the arm. Prof W. C. Houdhwell and Mrs. Alls Droogk's closed school-Ward- day for the holiday. Mr. Jeff enthusiasts is doing some repair you on his home. Mrs. Jessie C. Allen and her daughter, Annie B. are spending the Xmas at Nacodoching with parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hudden, Mr. W. M. Moore is spending the Xmas with his daughter, in Timper. Mrs. Louis Cook FHE DALLAS EXPRESS; DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY , 1028 EAKFIELD — Sunday School班 of the school no services at M. E. Church on Monday. Sunday School班 at Wellfleet, Tuxedo. A few days Mrs. J. Dixon has returned to Goodwin & Home School for the First Grade. Goodwin & Home School is a great bonnet for the Eakfield. BHARNE — Mrs. J. Dixon died from complications of the Lilie Fletcher Bishop School班 of the Lilie Fletcher Knights and Daughters of Tahoe Knights and Daughters of Tahoe a house and host of relatives and Friends. Bishop Zifford Bishop Zifford Bishop Ekfield Bishop church by Rev. D. Ekfield Bishop church by Rev. D. **TABLEP. DEC. 14 1928 - THE PANTHERS.** Fanatics阵长 of Browns High "Black Angels" were invited to a 125th season of 8 brought to a successful reunion. The 125th season to a successful reunion. Principal C. C. Hampson said last night. He continued to describe how the Black Angels were out-coupled as Dunkers; goal was Captain Elliot "Whiskey" Stevens Bob Johnson, Wendy Campbell, fighting led by Line Captain Elliot "Whiskey" Stevens, who was one credit for what was a credit not to the team that started last year but to any high school in Texas she could be placed on and hold his line in position. Colleges included, Stevens and Campbell, the latter by the pass route, thrown by Bob Johnson. The Hastings college team resulted in a Hastings college boy but Dunker boy hold his team to 14 to 0, the first half to be teamed to 4 to 0, the final team to be teamed to 4 to 0. The Panthers are the only 18 team in Dunker. College or college team our conference record is 10 to 2, Dunker 7, College 9, Kerrona 6; Dunker 44, Belton 12; Dunker 12, Bryan 4, Dunker 10. The Panthers are now licking the chalk in介ntertakes to the trophy. We promised them when they will receive our city school officials and friends. Miss Mary E. Branch, teacher of English at The Virginia State Normal College, Petersburg, Va., is preparing to come to the city in time to enter the University of Chicago, Jan. 1st, to take up working up to a Master Degree. Mrs. Nellie Grundy, 4477 Indiana Avenue, entertained the officers members and friends of St. Julian Temple No. 103, 8-3-T at her residence on Dec. 10th. A delicious dinner was served and many refreshments A pleasant evening was held by all present. Mrs. Laura Jackson, 2947 Prairie Avenue, has moved into her newly erected college at 9305 R. LaFayette Ave. *William R. Frank, 48, K. Ithaca, preparing to go to college* *Christmas holidays with his son, Theodore, is attending Wellesley University* F. B. Street, Worthy Master of Architecture. In 1981 she was recaptured presedential of The University of Pennsylvania and in 1984 she became a regular monthly meeting of the Association of School Librarians. Ivy and Jerry, John J. Anderson, and will visit them all. We all home from will visit them all. We all home from mas holiday, it has been with mas holiday, it has been with other relatives and friends in love. other relatives and friends in love. Mrs. Locellia, Edward, 4511 South Florida Avenue, Miami, FL 33128, two weeks spent with friends in Tokyo, Ohio, where she attended a weeklong summer program. A $20,000 reduction in price of all airlines and members of the race board is being made by the Bicycle Company. It is making the ride free on a holiday offer. FLORIDA TEACHERS TO MET (A. N. E.) Jacksonville, Florida, Diane Doe, President of the Florida State Teachers which will take place here December 28-31 2014. A large attendance and local citizens are cooperating with teachers to raise awareness of guard, Vice-President John C. Wright of Davies-Cookman Inc. is president of the association. Principal of High School at Prinkla is executive secretary. ELECTION OF COLLEGE GEL TEMPERATURES STUDENTS WOULD Princeton, N.J. N. Y. 206-346-260 The election of Mine-Mike Malone, representative of Howard University, to represent the university on the committee of the new school student federation formed the Howard University at the National Center for Educational Excellence too much for K. C. Kiner of the Louisiana State University and William Webb, representing Brennan and the southeastern withdraw from the meeting for the time being. The review matters, he concludes, are executive committee and upon the executive committee and upon the meeting of the Board of Proof of Authority enact action and raised a racial action and she waked on an action. sentenceink to prison of members of the mob which stormed the jail in an effort to lynch Alvin Mansell, convicted assailant of Mrs. Lucie Carter. It is now learned that a large movement is on foot to have Alvin, Carter go to Gov. McLean and beg for elemenry, not only for the convicted Mansell, but also for the white members of the mob who are senting sentence. Stories have been told the pardon countering of the guiterink of the families of the man who are in prison and beg for elemenry, not only for the un-licited Mansell, but also for the white members of the mob who are sent in sentence. 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The case is being filed to make it deal with the Labor Board, which the unsuspecting porters have regarded as the "big stick." The Labor Board itself had now to take place, a carrier to confer with representatives of its employees. The decisions of the Labor Board are not compulsory. The premium is not aخلاق of our-by-the-high-premium Court in deciding the case of the Pennsylvania Railroad versus the United States. Theلدين كينزي, who held in the opinion handed down by Chief Justice Willis, moward Taft in 1922, that the Labor Board had no power to enforce the other than that of public opinion. How the proponents of the or- ganization are moving to carry out their promises to the public have understood. That which have, have been relied on these proponents, as an example, is the use of the word Washington, D. C. Dec. 26, 2014. Senator Arthur Carpper, Chairman of the Senate, two measures designed to affect the marriage of two matriarchs are provided for a constitution. 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Thompson old the Old Year to the New Year old the New Year to the Old Year I must not sleep faraway! I must not sleep faraway! Old Year Thine and I must go, Old Year Thine and I must go, What he decided about your date, What he decided about your date, "All soon as glad to see me go" List how the runs are shooting! And the ringing of the belts. And how the harms are looking! They're rushing me on to my share. The young, the old, the rich and poor, foam to be glad to meet you." And so the Old Year closed his eyes, A'd with a smile described them, he did hanged,� unabated than he did The red Rey that he started Up the work which God had planned For him before creation. And like the years preceding him. He'll take a long vacation. Mr. T. H. Stovall of 2401 Ross Ave., N. Fort Worth, was failed to Beunwood, the week to attend the General of Mr. Mary Stovall, his mother, who was one of the most faithful members of the A. M. K. Gymnastics. Mr. Will Treucent of 1022 11th Ave., and as his son Harry a present of a 200 sold Holton Special Model (corner), trumpet as a Yuxa gift. Dr. M. T. Abarry has been his duplex of Microsoft Ames work before done by Mr. D. W. Tomrkin and Mr. Talmore Ross, who has just finished a big contract in Dallas, Texas. Mr. Wiley Brown and Mr. Joe Jones return from Celerone, Texas, where their forfaited music (for years) to help the people (for years) California, to in the city, wending the holders MFG. CO. Inc. apolis, Ind. TONS sention to you we will and our limni- ness we may even an independent living, beauty cultures, entrepreneurial from milieu you can learn "the trade of so- njoy" look a wealth of business for the selling. Fill out and mail this literature telling how I can better my me an independent living. State 1602 E. Ternail Ave. R. U. L. Marshfield moves in new home, which is one of the dues on the north side, located on E. K. Palahi pl. Alfa Vista No. 67 T. S. Stavall, C. C. Cleves Prestage, V. C.; Luke-Moore, K. of R. S.; Roger Hughes, M. of F. K. Swanson, M. of E. Loomle Leonard, Prüste, Dr. W. W. Homs, M. of W.; Eddie Norwood, M. A.; C. Morrow, Grand Representative. New Era No. 441 W. B. Dorsey, C. C. and Grand Representative: O. Green, V. C.; C. H. Bush, M. of F.; W. G. Wortham, M. of E.; Rev. Giton Samuels, Prüste; Robert Baldwin, M. of W.; Eadler McConies, K. of R. & S.; Harrison Fraser, M. A. Key West No. 1 T. Y. White, C. C. W. M. Brooks, V. C.; B. J. Montgomery, M. of W.; G. T. Upshaw, M. of R.; W. B. Bradford, M. of F.; W. D. Donifer, K. of R. & S. Mack Lock, M. A.; Leon Maddox, Grand Representative ST. ANDREWS M. R. CHURCH Dr. J. W. Warren, retiring district superintendent of Dallas District of West Texas M. R. Conference, now pastor at St. Andrews, M. E. Church, South Main and Rosedale, conducted his first service of the new conference year Sunday, Dec. 27, 1925. Appreciative audiences at the morning and evening serving expressed themselves as being well-pleased. Attendance above expectations, considering the inclement weather. Collection fair. Watch making Thursday night, Dec. 31. An inspiring service is筝 FOOTBALL The Fourth Conference for North and Central Texas next in called session Dec. 12, 1855. The first of the first High School, Hillsboro, Texas. All his meeting President J. S. Henry presided. The following, cities were presented: Hillsboro, Dallas, Corseana, Taco and Fort Worth. The purpose of the meeting was to settle a dispute between Dallas and Corseana (from North Texas championship). The claims for forfeit from Cur�igans, Dallas (which) that the game was not short one estimate because Dallas was six inches from the goal line. After hearing the various testimonies and after much discussion the conference decided by a unequivocal vote that Dallas and Corseana were listed for North Texas championship. The conference decided further that Dallas and Corseana play off the US title in the championship of North Texas would rest on both teams. Corseana asked for a game with Dallas any time before Christmas at any place that Dallas would suggest. To this Dallas decided on account of a initial program being promoted by the Dallas High School Corseana refused to accept any bill of pre-Christmas on account of the health hall hall. The conference closed the discussion of this matter with the championship of North Texas resting on Dallas and Corseana. Before the conferences adjourned in凡登，reverendary result was a prosent of the Pala- W. H. J. Johnson. Conck Johnson, based in the protest upon the following facts: The process of the process of the process did not touch the prompt on the at- imported deep kick. Secondly, that the INU was much promotion and the security was given. Third, the referee returned to give Fort Worth first down after a few-fi- tical meeting after having been informed by the Regarding the protest, Mr. Flandham of Corseans, added a motion, which was a statement from each official responding These according facts At this time Principal J. J. Rhoda補 of the conference for the essential matter of condulting the meeting. The speech is addressed at 8:16 a.m. N. S. JEMERY, President. DALLAS NOT CHAMPIONS OF THE Even though Dallas has defeated Bem the president,ுதimely the following reasons: First, Dallas will be aщito�ship for the North Texas. Secondly, the new study and identified to play off the life before Christmas under the dis- sion of a musical program which would be a very better informed now as to this action. We are a second, Dallas could not play off the tie with Curseans before. With the year she was at the end of the conference, week after the conference. Third, the South Texas football teams are organized to start the season. For Dallas was dealt unfairly with the conference this year. Dallas should have been Warn in order to claim Alberta. Continued. --- and unauthorized by the university. These members will be required to provide a new member of the North and Central STATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. On Jan. 5, the State Athletic Conference will hold a State School Athletic School. This organization will work with the State School Administrators, school school representatives, are used to COMO NEWS Fort Worth, Texas, Jan. 2, 2012. On account of the incident weather, service was poorly attended Monday. Just held Sunday School at 2pm. The school was at least 10 minutes away from the school. The school was far away, intended Thursday night. The home of Mr. Crawford was destroyed by fire. The home of Mr. Crawford was destroyed by fire. The house was destroyed. On a week of the first unknown fire unknown, Mr. and Mr. Joe Sweeney entertained Mr. and Mr. Joe's dinner at the school, celebrating their�ithsmarriage anniversary. The sum of Mr. and Mr. Wood's death and the first December of 1976, Mr. and Mr. Wood's death was not an event. The Home of Mr. Johnsonium. Rev. G. W. Horton delivered an address in the room of the first Miller's House. While the employee was receiving their gifts from the then Rev. Burion was remembered also. General Mr. Johnson turned to Fort Worth. The building was the guest of Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Burion and Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Standley. All members of the Comm Cemetery Association that are interested in its welfare are requested to meet at Zion Baptist Church Jan. 7, 1985 at 7 p.m., and the school will be completed to be employed to the old reliable. Dallos Express is being circulated over the hill once more. When G. W. Burton Jr., comes with your paper, Mr. and Mr. Wood's mother is spending the holidays visiting him and his wife. Sick that: Mr. Ed Cooke, Hannah May, G. Kోर्செ, and Ph.D. Ph.D. Mrs. Hattie Wright is visiting out of town. For nine, various service and cheap. Fraud and Mr. also hrake use. Woods-Johnson- EXECUTIVE E. COMMITTEE OF STATE TEACHERS MEETS HER AND PLAN FOR THE NEW YEAR WILL PUBLISH BULLETIN To jointly with the beginning of the membership drive which will be carried on this year in preparation for the year, the official organ will be published and sent to every first-take of the bulletin will contain the minutes of the session and the first-take of the succeeding numbers will be devoted to the interests of higher standings. Registration numbers will be added to the registration mailing. Budget publication runs were added during the meeting. The members present, included. Prof. Wm. Doleman, Chairman of the Budget Committee, John C. H. Walker, J. R. Hoadbeck, and Mrs. F. A. Robinson, Secretary/treasurer of the association ASSOCIATED NEGRO PRESS REVIEW SHOWS PROGRESS IN ALL LINES WITH DISTINCT GROWTH OF PREJUDICE. (Continued from page 1) GLOBAL political life, but there are three political organizations around the world that jointly MEMORIUM OF TOYS real attention. In this connection, the second memorium has created more adverse comments than the first one, and the majority of Negroes believe in the importance of the role of the business but are of the opinion that he will not refrain to the large number of proper constructives that will carry the proper constructives to the business and industry. Colleagues in the business world during 1921 have been called upon to join the body of the country. The number of parts of the body has been increased from a committee to a commission. (The latter) include co-operation local and otherwise. A number of portions have been formed, that are to be used in painting and sculpture and other industries. In compliance there has been progress that is beginning to be made in the higher organizations are fortunate to have the highest degree of achievement not only developing a fish spirit of competition, but also a spirit of business. "Negro Spirituals" have taken a most popular and probably permanent place, in the field of American m{.sion which is without the fact that the�l of the leading artists of both races have selections of negro spirituals, or many of them, have selections from some of them, a quality of soul expression that few can equal and none surpass. Colored America's well merit a place in the sun also that the�l is more development and there is very general appreciation of success in this field. Wellgen Colored America continues to be religious. To build churches, which in the city are taking the form of community service centers; continued to believe in God, and yet become of certain experiences with the attitude of some white Christians there has been developed 5. (2) of cymse among the negro, that furnishes rather biting and arrested comments on the value of religion. Nevertheless, the great mass of the people believes in the Gachings of Christianity, and their devotion to the chase is one of the most commendable, an well as one of the most dependable, traits of the race. Athletic, Outdoor Life. Colored America takes to exhibitions of various outdoor games; football, baseball, tennis, and the like, the men who are worthy of serious conederation. There are those who attend the games, and the time to come when all entrances in the various fields of apples will be open, and not yet arrived. It may however, be more than ordinarily expected, hunting, rowing, hikes, and the call of the great outdoors, all in good conditions, and there is hope "thousands" in the congested, cities of the country. erved in God's great outgoings - Ngoeira great outgoings been considered from a more impartial viewpoint in a 1992 book. - The public got their opinions of the criminal tendencies of the nation from a number of daily papers. Incessant effort, North and South, has preserved the criminal tendencies, because of race, and of criminal tendencies. It has been found by survey, importantly conducted by surveys, importantly conducted by stunting, and there is a large disposition to merge out even handed Death there have many deaths of well known and useful people named. Charles Dwarf of Chicago who for years formed a "nephew" of Josephine Nawasawa. Frank L. Gillespie of president of the old first life insurance company, outcome of the college Johnson, Atlanta, and Washington, who held annual and instituted political field among Republicans The Year of 1920 is rich in promise in all lines of activity. In business, literature, industry, farming, and lines where there are productive possibilities. Colored America has a chance. The race must be mindful of the eternal opposition, but the "right thing" in the people are increasing in number, and they, for the most part, have the courage of their convictions. North and South. Where, yet, they have not quite the courage, but the convictions, even this is to be appropriated. The better mind of white America is getting better: the mind of oppression and depression within and without the group. Is being shoved to the discard where it The future of Colored America—as well as white America after all, is in the change and favorable sentiment of the youngly people, who have not been suited by the old time hates and prejudices which have been such a bone in the progress of the Republic along raits. Times Young white people and young black people may well join hands, as they are so comprehensible. Doing in the North and South for the general advancement of human relationships, and the amelioration of all wrongs and grievances. Common sense and mutual understanding will always find a way out of the gravest situations. Long live America—as America of honor, Justice, and fair play; an America unafraid of the possibilities—of equal opportunity, an America sportsmanlike, rather than petty, in dealing with all fellow Americans. daughters, Mrs. Pyllis Terrell. Going of Washington, and Mrs. Mary Terrell. Tencell of Chicago; a brother, William H. J. Terrell, well known locally, and a sister, Mrs. Laura Terrell. Some of the tasking Institute. Negro to Get Offices It had been learned that the President went to New York to appoint a colored man to succeed Judge Terrell. There are three outstanding applicants or candidates for the office, either of whom would fill position with honor and distinction. R. R. Horner, widely known and quite influential, James A. Cobb, a progressive young man, who was at one time assistant district attorney, and another young man representing the new school. Benjamin L. Gaskina, who has won quite an enviable reputation in the local bar. It is said that Mr. Horner stands the best chance of being appointed. To this number may also be added Henry P. The other editor of The Odd Fellows Journal and well-known throughout the country. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many during the illness and death of our grandmother, Linda, and our Owenna, for the beautiful fluff We shall ever remember your kind. 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