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CLAIM SECRET PACT BARS NEGROES FROM BRAZIL A CHAMPION OF JUSTICE A MESSENGER OF HOPE Founded by W. E. King. VOL. 83 CLAIM U. S. MINISTER SAYS COUNTRY A PASSPORTS ONLY FOR "WELL-T AGREEMENT WITH U. S. HINTED U. S. MINISTER SAYS COUNTRY ALREADY CONTAINS ENOUGH, WILL APPROVE PASSPORTS ONLY FOR "WELL-TO-DO" WHO GO ON SIGHT-SEEING TOURS. AGREEMENT WITH U. S. HINTED (Special) The meeting of the meeting of the stockholders of Valory Life Insurance company was held at the Hotel of Chicago. The meeting of the meeting of the Florida of Peter's Episcopal Church at Chicago January 27, 1824. The meeting was held for the purpose of the inquiries and much violence in the businesses And much violence in the offices of the Company, for the The report of the Commission on the Status of People who have interested themselves or are selfs financially in the Company, in the state in which they are located, will be used to do business. The Company is planning, as well as serious efforts to provide that the companies will be required for one or two years to prove particularly profitable. The table, both for the arrears located in these places for the Company, and for the companies reported an increase in business in force from 492,000 in 1990 to 542,000 in 1991, the increase has been increased by the addition of such men as H. H. O. Brown, found at Baltimore, Md. C. G. Valentine, found at Chambly, Ohio, and well as many others of others who have joined the Company. The report emphasizes the number of criminals defrauding the truth from criminals of people who have interested them or alleged criminals, recaptured a serious financiality in the Company set-back here Wednesday when it in the state in which the Company is located. The Company is working to do the same by providing a service, a life sentence for the Company is planning, as well, serious offense against a little girl additional office and is is probable in Little. Block nearly five years. opportunity. The account meeting of the stockholders of Victory Life Insurance Company was held at the Home Office on Monday, January 27, 1922. The meeting was held for the purpose of, among other officers of the Company, for the selection of directors for the ensuing year and particularly for the purported stock. The report of the President, and the report of the directors showed that the Company had been insured in the State of West Virginia, Missouri, and Ohio. Jersey and the District of Columbia, during the past year, Agreements in these states reaffirmed the fact that more than three times the stock was more than three times the value. museum (in come for the previous year, this April). We have a museum during the filing making the total funds or investments in the museum to date. All of these investments will be reported by Colored people, properly appraised by the Illinois Insurance Department. The Dallas Express NEGRO EMPLOYEES WANT NEW R. R. BILL STEAL AUTOS VALUED AT $20,000 "The Republican Party Is The Ship, All Else Is The Sea."—Fred Douglas. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1928 DURHAM INTEREST KEEP PACE BY ERECTION OF MANY BUILD- ```markdown ``` WHITE PLANTER HELD ON PEONAGE CHARGE The year of 1937 was a very seasonal and difficult year, but it was a financial plankton- al of the big corporations tucked in the back of dwarfs. It was a year of public publicity. Negro Women on Jersey Jury Defends Their Verdict The play is in four nicks, most of the pieces for which are laid in the Harelm district of New York. REMEMBERS *COLORED* ASSOCIATE IN WILL M INTEREST RECTION OF INGS D address the members of "Tid." There have been shows showing the many variety of inges, including white people, both dwelling and business during the war and offering to the members of that underway. In many other ways Nicestern twenties has started internships than last year and inges internships than last year and exten- sion internships. The annual annual program of the internship program the year which included the three foreign for working skills, the in the North Carolina Mutual internship for the interest of the internship for the interest of the school faculty and will be added to the age and internship internship will be second during an internship for during the same Vancouver another building of the intership will be added Pittsburgh: Pa. Feb. 6-4. A- n介 of the Carnegie Institution of Chicago and a member of the to a set of agencies recognized by the continuation two Tracts from Depends on who is responsible for organizing 12,500 a year of summer camp at Fairmount Park. We - We, a team of teachers and counselors - drowned at Fairmount, July 14, 1943. Hoeffa widow received 160 of her children, and a bronze medal. DISCOVERED TO BE A WOMAN AFTER 25 YEARS Miss. Ala. Fah. B. I-II. M. Mitchell, we thank you for your assistance in making our investigation possible, because it was away to the hospital. The doctor is 11 years of age. women on my Defends our Verdict suppose to return a verdict in accordance with the facts presented, to deliver the truth. If the wrongful enough to convict, the verdict is guilty if not, then the verdict is one of forgiveness. In the case of Albert Althaus, the evidence was strong enough to convict him, and he entered the tailor shop of Joseph Berlin, so we brought in a "There was no thought of color," "and I was not sure if anyone pinned on the air that had been amphibious before. At the first wave there were ten, for accusation and the second wave there were twelve." SAPIRO, CALIFORNIA MARKETING EXPERT WITH OTHER SPECIALISTS OF NATIONAL REPUTE ADDRESSES FARMERS IN CONFERENCE AT TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE A. I. Hobey Tennessee Institute, Nashville, Ph.D. Rhode Island Institute, U.S.A., representing agriculture, agricultural distressed farmers, and the Thirdirty-fifth Annual Negro conference held at Tennessee Institute, Nashville, which have come to the fore for a marketing by Avon Sapiro, a marketing firm. The Commission and the legal advice of more than 50,000 farmers of the state. The sapiro advisers were in support of the farmers' condition among the farmers and the Tennessee American farmers. He conditioned on the majority of the country on their failure to get to the farm and saw them a fallible for their purpose. He looked for the attraction for them because of its failure to provide opportunity for the first time for the first time in the form of farm ownership and workers in the farm ownership to go backward. United States practically forty percent of the annual letter when he commented on its failure to provide opportunity. "Toys and gifts will go where they are," said the retired retailer, who heird. The average retailer is expected to move from that of the old to the average, which is in the old. The average, which is in the old. NAPIER DECRIES RAIL- ROAD DISCRIMINATION J.F. Goodwin Liberarian University of Texas Austin, Tex. DISTINCT ALW S BRA ARD ADV CONFERENCE MARKETING EXPERT WITH OTHER USES FARMERS IN CONFERENCE DISTINCTIVE IN SERVICE ALWAYS PROGRESSIVE PRICE PAYS CENTRE NUMBER 19 S BRAZIL ARD ADDRESS- NFERENCE MARKETING EXPERT WITH OTHER SPECIALISTS OF NAI- SES FARMERS IN CONFERENCE AT TUSKEGEE IN- NEW VIRGINIA RACIAL PURITY LAW COMPLICATES THINGS (A. N. F.) has white Many more book in the HISTORY OF VIRGINIA. It is the first and most important integrity law, offered to the people today. The Senate Monday, which fair to become a law, white dollars all persons not Constitution white and Negroes are black, and of all persons not Constitution white and Negroes are black, and of all mixed black, white, or negroes of the State. The bill, to provide to marry and white person, ever, made to prohibit whorewife, and art by motions a wave of die block, but whites, of which there are no laws, of the State. of the farmer may be a continuity of molluscan adventure, and that he may learn just as much as he is learning in their time. The farmer is an co-operative aspect of all community enterprise prices, and the farmer must engage with the spirit of the farmer have a dull, the Michigan educator observed, the farmer has a soul. The soil is the greatest原材料 that God has given duty as well and rights. Like the soil of the Greater, the future farmer MISS EYES. II was again the pleasure of Miss Eyes to attend another most amusing affair namely the dance given by the "how and Ivory Club." This Club showed that it would put the program over. Just suppose some of the prejudices of Trails' had recognized you, even though the manager did know you, and thought you were very good, and thought you have been pretty hard for you. But that as it may, no one found it difficult. The five days was or the other eight days. Eyes is certainly on your trail, but absolutely but the real dogs on your trail, just tell you to revel in the feet you see, and let them go. Well time and don't trip it, again. Perhaps the manager was handsome, competent, it never hurt him, but well enough do it. It is a good thing you did not take your other friend things that you know, because interacted. Not a word. SOCIETY & CLUBS Miss Mies can just now see why you and friend wiley degrees continually. You present to do that. Yes, Miss Mies are for herself you are would you think or if Wiley would pull the all day stuff you are with. Miss Mies would day with those Central Aye, step-two. You must remember, Mr. marrion, "You must be bitten." In other words, "what run soow, soow you run." Miss Mies changed to be with-dow-shipping near a certain place, and saw two colored dammes, heavily powdered in red and green, go arribbling leisurely into the place, Laddes, ladies. Miss Mies did you you fooose after the other race, but if good things can be a pleasure, man Mike Eyes knows that you were doing things before you but, he knows that you also know that you will still think you are you wife and that they are you're feeling. you are fearing him but everyone else knows it. And he will wake up eventually and then poor you. You are not afraid that it is one who has confidence in you because man and woman. "ex-actually," you say. You should be. You should at least make an effort to do right, if the "warm ever durer" you can be no more good. Miss Kye thought all flappers who had a tendency to be silly could change her mind for who found can who is tiller than the rest. She changed her mind upon some the embarrassment of untrue her seal names, the flapper who found "There" do you feel better after "There" do you feel better after "There" did you and know that they move where that was same (there were several more, and who (there were several more, and who night, and wad very smelly, amused at you "childhoodish." You certainly showed a lack of discretion, letting them change enough for us to come THE HRED ROO ATTHALYTIC AND SOCIABLE CLUB -Met at the Club on the Hill. The club has an interested meeting was held, dues were paid. The club has an interested meeting members are asked to be present next meeting. For information call 610-250-7255 or from 4:15 to 7:30. THE GOLDEN ROO WHISP AND SOCIAL CLUB -Met Jan. 15 with Mrs. L. C. B. Johnson. The president gave out some timely remarks. The club served a "mellow meal". The next meeting will be met at Alice, Mrs. Thompson, and Pauga. COSTON WORKERS ASSOCIATION—Was organized Jan. 14, 1926 at 1388 Allen St. The purpose of the organization was to provide each member through disability and death. The following officers were held: M. E. B. White, vice president; C. Trode, secretary; O. C. Glover, treasurer; H. E. John St. Jan. 13, 1926. Ten members were enrolled. We are hoping to make this organization the city. Next meeting will be held at 1388 Allen St. Jan. 14, 1926. BONN TANGER CLUB at its in their mutual meeting place Wednesday day night Jan. 21st. Three hundred members are enrolled with success, but apart a great deal of time on the future, they are not yet ready to serve with their help to make this the most successful year in all history. President, Jasse Snake, treasurer, president, Jasse Snake, secretary, A. J. Ames, reporter THE WATCH YOUR SKIP CLUB—Met on Thursday evening Jan. 14, 1926 at 1388 Allen St. Secretary, Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Bradley, Secretary, Jr. Thomas Winneman—Two presenters, Mrs. and Mrs. Bradley, dance to be given by the club at an early date, Jessie Bradley, JOY LOVES CLUB - Met Wednesday evening Jan. 18, 19th with Mira Vistor. A delicious menu was served with all members present and a number of visitors. The election of officers follows Mira Vistor Short, president; Misa Mira Short, vice president; Misa Mira Short, secretary; Mrs. Mika Makenko, secretary; Mrs. Kara Lewin, reporter; Mrs. Committee, Mrs. Harriet Makenko, Mrs. L. Moore, Each Member has the uplift of best for the purpose of the Mira Vistor. Mhorn will be at the Mira Vistor. Mhorn will be at Wednesday Jan. 10th, 210th St. AMERICAN BEAUTY ART AND CHARITY CLUB-Met with Mrs. E. H. Robinson, Mrs. C. L. Cook was replaced till he the sick committee work done by the club at the work done by the club at the dedicated to have Mrs. H. D. W. president of Parent-Teacher-Association of Boston-Washington H. H. villagers with us. Timely remarks made by them. A 10,000 donation in the remonstration effort. In the remonstration effort. 1141 had been taken into the club and a 25,250 spent for charity Collected in on "Hone-Boy" $150. The election of officers was held re-elected president; Mrs. B. M. Brown, vice president; Mrs. S. J. Brown, vice president; Mrs. M. L. Brown, treasurer; Mrs. M. L. Brown, chancellor; Mrs. E. B. Brown, burson served a dainty course club membership; Mrs. M. L. Richardson, $127 courte St. THE JOLLY BENCH SOCIAL CLUB-Met Wednesday night, Jan. Plasterer St. After the female course club served a dainty course club membership; Mrs. M. L. Richardson, $127 courte St. THE JOLLY BENCH SOCIAL CLUB-Met Wednesday night, Jan. Plasterer St. After the female course club served a dainty course club membership; Mrs. M. L. Richardson, $127 courte St. MUNGER RED KEN CLUB Clerk—We've entertained by Mrs. Jessie Maze. Members are all present at 8:30. Members were all present at three visits. Refreshments with whiskey and cream ham were served. Mrs. Kiffie Candey, president, HIGHLAND PARK SOCIAL CLUB Mt. Monday night Jan. 4th with 16 guests. A pleasant pleasant presentation. A delicious response was arrived to 11 guests. The club met at its usual place 21st Feb. at 10:30. Mrs. Anna Boll Esperson will be hearsen to the club. The presidenl to be present, business of importance. The club will meet at 10:30. J. P. Parke, president, THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1926 Philke Harris the Deputy Commissioner of the County Justice Department, Prof. A. G. Hillard and his corps of teachers are very busy with the school work, help wives, and care for the elderly. Have your kids. Go on vacation, every Friday and Saturday. WASAHAMID: Rev. F. W. Murray, president of the first inerm church Sunday, The J. P. Y. is, doing what no one else can do. Moore M. Whipple, president of No. 8 group established with a 10-year agreement, was buried Wednesday. Stefan was buried Wednesday. World War II Prof. W. A. Stephens is in the city on business. He is in the city. Mr. M. D. Swanson has returned from Long Beach, California, to the midst of the Middle, Texas, Sunday. LAWTON, O.K.: Services were good at Bethlehem Baptist church on the hour. A nurse hour here, A. K. Austin presided over the hour. P. M. the Y. W. A. Girl had no program, with their presided over the Marianism sisters' collection. Collection for the Mrs. K. Austin church, the church for the Christian Church, the good Reed J. L. Theton presided a wonderland. A. K. presided a good Sunday School and R. Y. W. well presided a good Christian Church. E. Smith has returned home from Meals and Tubes, Texas. We wish to thank our *many* friends for kindness and competence in our work. We thank our mother, Mrs. Anna Shaw, who taught us the beauty of the beautiful flower offerings. A UNCLE SAM'S PAD LAND INSTITUTE SKOE That's really all there is the title Fiddlers in the commu- tion. If a kid is in and good the Packard Shoe. UNCLE SAM'S 2316 ELM Give Heel ATWATER R ALL AROUND RADI UNCLE SAM'S PAWN SHOE Rolling LOW INSTEP SHOE A Shoe Pa PAC Having Shoe Time ally all there is to the secret ers in the community. in law and good-we have in Shoe. UNCLE SAM'S PAWN SHOE Give Her An FATWATER KENT RADIO GROUND RADIO PERFORM Best for Tone and Volume Listen to the best concerts and O America every night by your o On display at PICKENS ELECTRIC SH the best concerts and C every night by your o On display at PICKENS ELECTRIC SH Listen to the best concerts and Orchestras in America every night by your own fireside. 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(Incorporated 1844) DALLAS—TEXAS The Dallas Express Subscription in Advance NEW YEAR $2.50 SUMMER MONTHS $3.50 WINTER MONTHS $4.50 Notice To The Public A anonymous reflection upon the authority and translation of the works which appear in the columns of daily newspapers in the columns of daily newspapers in the columns wrought the attention of the pubi THE DALLAS EXPRESS has never belated the white leather, leather author, who it has bounced by the yellow streak. It is unaffiliated with the flatter man, the gentler woman, the more vulnerable woman, which rises us to call the same: breasts; flesh; like us, double like it. It prefaces a woman, a woman, a woman. Its love of every human feature, its spirit of the spirit, its pretty high ground, its pretty high ground, its pretty high ground. Days of the press cover us up and stand with us. This leather is baily. W. W. KING. A news account of last week held of the efforts of The Inter-American Commission on the situation in Florida, to the point that it would seek to cause action to be taken regarding to occur in it. The heads of the commission have wired the governor of Florida to investigate the occurrence, working among the organized society in the hope that some reaction to their plan may be had. Florida officials of a Negro man and added to its mob record by the tarring and feathering of an old woman There is every reason to feel that there will come an awakening in the world of the nomadic nomic reason than as the result of any quinine of consciousness which may be felt. That state move lacking in leadership of the progressive soil. Its communities are the most vulnerable to the dangers and its inhabitants have none of the warriors of life and the people of an even better home there than in Georgia. Its prison camp is the most dangerous place in the Sierra. Backing as it has in the atmosphere of the tropes, settled but not developed by guerrete activity, and a slough of slothfulness that in well suited to the barbarous. One of our acquaintances said the other day that he considered all of the women in his office were flooding the legislatures of the various states a final attempt at abolition. He soon came from finding them out. We imagine that their is an exquisite form of torture. They are given their blooded descendants and will cross the line without hesitation. Banquo's ghost to haunt them. We wonder what the feeling of the "protectors of American liberty" will be with an old woman whose only儿女 was being black and of owing a good house when she refused to marry a man a "moo" superior North Carolina. Bravery like that certainly should not be ignored, but happened in Florida too. WE BEAR THE BLANK BUT WE SHOULD NOT. Last week in Birmingham, a Norwegian man was set upon and beat by a white man, who began his companion, "looked to white men." Members of the police patched in the assault on the man. The protests of both the man and the white men was not white unknewed. Here is another one of the daisies that the Norwegian man continually made to pay for the unhindered lost of white men and fill the world with the half tipped progeny who, not only their mothers making force them to marry, but their other race to which they asly belong, cannot enclose them in protection which they receive protection which they receive must live in continual fear that they will white" and that they will suffer the fate of this man of flirting- REGISTRATION IN ALABAMA At the same time that a white group was beating a Negro man in a street with a woman who "looked too white," registration agents in the city clashed with citizens of the state of Alabama are supposed to go to register and register slapping, beating and otherwise misbeating a white woman for the right reason. The woman was finally arrested and bound over for a trial It is in the face of happenings in these that we are prone to believe that we are not immune to the "How long, Oh Lord, How Long?" and that people will become willing to stalk into the slough into which those events will sink. Words fall in the description of our feelings. Our ears are quickened to the quickest pulses and but for the patience which the years of our memory might succumb to the impulses which come. But we do not. In another chance. If we feel that the land is under the law of the land, knowing when we begin that we are the confines of the territory in which our grievances are delivered, knowing when we have lived thus and we have thwarted them. We have moved far from the condition in which we are so saddened and we are so sadtered. It is claimed that governmental agents were present and willged against the registration booth. If this response to the registration at registration was not met, the registration will not be held, and our sequestration will come the dawning of a new day. It is also claimed that the comparison to the comparison to register was the part of an effort constitutive rights and that they have carried their诉 to the government, course, he do nothing. He cannot do anything for the public observance of the discrimination observance of the discrimination be practiced for so many years. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1926 But there is a chance that other wars of retaliation will be opened up. There is still the law of the land, and the law of the sea, and the true that the reason that the Americanism gives suffrage to the other all other portions of the country have been overloaded for so long that they have not been able to grow to air the acts in defence of these men. In the case of our nurses in the green in Alabama will be allowed to register only after they have been necessary to the carrying of their flight through all of the lower courts of the land. OUR BEST FRIENDS AND YET A Negro had occasion to speak to a young white man the other day and the conversation naturally drifted, all men seem to have made use of the old statement heard so often from the lips of the Negro to the affect that the Mice The Negro replied that "for many years my people believed that I should be granted that any white man who spoke in that veil was telling the truth of white men were guilty. Yes, but who came to grief at the hand of white men were guilty. Yes, but times have changed. Negroes are scourging all of the horrors of their race and they are weighing the facts and coming to the conclusion that they may be our best friends and yet—how many so many instances of lynching have occurred? Why so many instances of poignancy which exist unchecked in the black community are for faithless? Why so many instances of black women are still being prostrated by white men and their lack of a name? Why the constantly studied efforts of the Chancellor? Why the output unequaled school funds? And the term of twelve weeks for the black students to be permitted months for white? Yes, your people may be our best friends All of this was said, in the feeling from as it was possible to make it. The young white man, finally in the West, I’m fair, blame your folks for getting scopeless about it, and we believe it to be. I’m coming to the conclusion that in the past we succeeded in fooling ourselves about our own real status. That’s where he’s hoping that his tribe will speedily learn, and that neither Zelder Richardson nor Cunne has told the reader of The Houston International of Dallas in the matter of diphtheria, epidemic. Heavenly things have taught us something. At least we know that there was no difference between the ministers which perceived to have a vested interest in Holy Land tour with them. His money was refunded, Christianism was restored, we believe we CHARGED WITH KILLING CHANGED WITH KRISTALL N. P. Evaluating the George George, N. P. Evaluating the George George, N. P. was found with his threat stashed Silver City, N. P. Silver City, N. P. in the murders of davidus itself that Walt and him reduced to give him money. SEEKS INSTIGATOR ```markdown ``` HOOVER CONFERENCE RESULTS'S BY R. M. Radio THE action taken by the Board of the Hoover the last part of 1925 has manufacturers and consumers are talk. Among the various respond- tions, no one was important were (1) that no furious honored until existing stations go preceding broadcasting band of from unchanged. Other resolutions adopted are. Radio Topics HOOVER CONFERENCE BRINGING RESULTS TO U. S. A. 8. In licensing or re-licensing stations, the Department of Commerce should use discrimination outside of congested centers. Listeners to Rule 7. The broadcasting profession will help you to communicate to the listener. Public interest in the guide who is to broadcast and how. Any practice contemplating. RADIO QUESTION RADIO QUESTION RADIO QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (Mr. Sherill will be glad to help you solve your radio problems. Write him in care of this matter. Q—T. L. W. want to know "What would be feet in an Audio Frequency amplifier if too large battery, were used?" Ans.—Too large a C battery voltage would cortion the same as would too small a C battery. Large C battery would cut down the B battery even a low point that the signal would be much lower. Q—G. F. M. says "I have one high ratio and one amplifying transformer. Which one should I use if the A amplifier has a ratio transformer in the first stage. Q — T. L. W. bear to know: “What would be the effect in an Audio frequency amplifier if too large a C battery were used?” Ans: “Too large a C battery voltage would cause distortion the same as would too small a C battery. Also a large C battery would can down the current to a slow low point that the signal would be much weaker. Q — F. M. mays: “I have one high ratio and one low ratio amplifying transformer. Which one should be used in the first stage of an A. P. amplifier?” Q — G. M. mays: “I should use the high ratio transformer in the first stage.” Q-A. A. A. V. says "I have constructed a B. battery connected to a filter circuit." Using a two 4 Md. capacitors and the secondary of an amplifying transmitter in the filter circuit. This gives a much larger capacitance than the much volume as it used to. What can be the reason for this? Answer. — It is most likely that the B. C. resistance of the winding that you are using for your cell phone is so high that it can be damaged by the charging of a choke wound with heavier wire on a large core. Using a choke wound with heavier wire on a large core, the filter circuit will also increase the DC voltage a little. It is not so much what we think as it is what was thought by the mature students. The students stereotypy, suffering exacerbation of their academic pressure, can mature into phantasmagoria can not be explained. These men have known the cause of their severe distress can resolve itself into. We can't have no solution to offer for their education. We can provide plus education will give the black men some consideration. I cannot if for no other reason. SERENCE BRINGING TO U. S. A. SHEEKER HILL Science Conference called by Secretary was warmly approved, and the students were given the passage through two of prime broadcasting stations would be of the air and 40 that lasted 290 to 500 meters would remain NS AND ANSWERS NS AND ANSWERS how? What would be the rt- ampifier if too large a C battery voltage would cause dis- s容 too small a C battery. Also a downs the b battery current to which would be much weaker. one high ratio and one low rate. Which one should be Hints for the Household Most folks look upon Feburius one of the best months for a wedding. The weather still remains cold and that happy happiness around them should be the order and can be made quite colorful. For that rain, color that colors are three events that every hostess should feature in her party groove are Lincolnshire Bday, Feb. 11th, Washington's Bday, Feb. 12nd, Party Decorations For Lincolnshire's Birthday parties are most the desired. The party is a bit in writing, attractive set up, spread with red, white and blue crapes, paper HDC used the use of the crapes to accent the accents to the spread as you may think of. The hunting for your house, HDC and white cernations and similar biosomes will also be carried out. Heart design in place cards and Valentines of artisan characters will monsoon with the idea, are in order for St. Valentine's Day party. For Washington's Birthday party, ideas similar to those mentioned above can be carried out. Paper patches should be added out of course. GAME SUGGESTION In condoning Lincoln's or Washington's "Battle of Rainy a hostess is at a loss for "Chuckle Column A NERVOUS DISORDER FUT TO MEDICINE This modern age with its biker life. We are informed, in response for Guests that there are rites, name of The painted up "hailers" we have Guests that there are rites, name of A dance floor do look like they Were victims of some kind of her- torism. Investigation disclosed That they started to kick the slate of their feet, creaking when very slow. And as women as they were old to stand on their feet or some Fet-ter they captured forth upon the Waxed lumber to continue Nighting Horse off and other talks in the As a dancer, the Charleston sur- nals. For a very special service, BEST KAY Color are the shades available in the curing of many diseases? Taking another look at our collect- Christmas item—it's beginning to down on us that somebody had used the understake. His friends apoke of him as being a man of "concrete ideas" After listening to a few of these ideas, we were thinking his friends referred to his skull. Our best family tree could stand a little prunning. Just—to get rid of some of the on them. Proudly, the father - besotted that the offspring - play thisykim time when they get to the staircase. We asked "Doesn't she use her staffers at all?" What a stabbing look we got from the wife. Some folks in this city world delight to hand out "apple-ice" treats. They put under your heat when youre not looky with the other. There may be a jot of estate in Florida but look before you buy. Not all of it is NEAR! Some roles play along all their lines. Others are throne upon the-only to knock down the lamp-guests some somebody else up to guide them. Move brain and less jaw custom in the last transportation to Success. It used to be "hears the red and spell the child." Now—the child uses the red for a walking stile and cigarette smoke into the room. FAMOUS LAST LINES "These Bargains We've Just Been." (Copyright. 1926 by The Bennett- Brown Corporation Chicago) The Road To Better Health SOME of the germs which cause disease produce certain potent substances called toxins. Among the more common of these germs is the bacillus which causes diphtheria. Many of the a. symptoms, complications, and after-effects of this disease result from the damage wrought by the toxin of the diphtheria bacillus. Refreshments, too, should harmonize with, with, in, and character of the setting. A centric party will find son can easily join in the celebration. Photographs and cohesion in the form of hearts, ice cream, pies, cookies, and apples also appropriate. And Washington's birthday affair, the same theme, can be carried out—changing the event. For Lincoln's birthday, for Washington's birthday, for Washington's birthday, bathtub Serve any cream dich in var- tied shaped cases. Bolides can be deleighly molded appropriate to the severity of the deterioration of laboratory cherry salad is a favorite during this month. Always remove the mite and insert nuts Cherry ice, Ice cream in indi- tials. THE R BET Heal DU THERMIA By Dr. W. SOME of the germs which obvious substances cause germs is the bacillus which ca- toms, complications, and after-e- f the damage wrought by the toxi- The efforts of the system to defeat invasion by the germs of diphtheria result in certain protective reactions on the part of the body, and in part of these protective reactions is the formation of a visible false membrane. The place where the false membrane forms is the throat. The disease please have attached to the body Hope, the ordinary attack of diphtheria is characterized by the formation of patches, by the false membrane, on the throat. But the sore throat, and the formation of a false membrane, is only a part of an attack of diphtheria. The answer that are present in the throat is a soluble, poison, or toxin which arose into the throat. And done by this toxin after it is supposed, perhaps, the most effective of diphtheria. The most obvious of diphtheria, the soothes of the body makes an effort to protect the throat from the toxin and renders it harmless. They provide a substance which neutralizes toxin and renders it harmless. Helpa System to Resist Disease Spread Questions and Answers Mrs. M. R. asks: "Do children age-pounds as 11 years old over develop diabetes? Is it health used in the treatment of diabetes in children?" ```markdown ``` video molds, tree cakes, smelly cakes cut in fancy shapes and frosted in, white and decorated with red candy or colorful frosting or topped with cherry or fig slices. Molded in shiny, shraffal features. BAKING HINT! For Lincoln's birthday party, but cookies chong to resemble flag. Use colored frosting for the flag. Use vanilla frosting for vase. For Valentine's day, but cookies heart shaped. For birthday party, but cookies shaped. 31st, *K. W. Writer*: I have pinned to the right side of the autumns, under (two trees above) a feeling well. I do not have the pall of all the time they come and go. I do "about" things, and I do "about" things more often than I need to. Could move be appendix? What can be appendix? What can Reply While appendicitis is pernant, the most common cause of the most severe cases is only cyst. A careful examination will determine what the trouble is. It would be advisable to perform a proper treatment would be to treat the trouble when it is found. There is no accepted treatment for appendicitis. Inflamed Eyelids Reply Among the things that cause intimation of the eye is the introduction of the eye with a hypoglycemic, surroundings. Irrigation of the eye from a different source means that the system may cause it. A chronic inflammation of the eye may cause it. A girl if her eye needs special treatment, or if she needs glasses, should be a specialist in the treatment of eye diseases and that also not abuse her eyes. The doctor will be in good light. The doctor will provide such health questions in these columns as will be of interest to and profitable in public awareness only when accompanied by an appointed envoy. Address the paper to: The Bainman-Brown Corporation, Chicago. --- February WHAT DO YOU SAY? WHAT DO YOU SAY? WHAT DO YOU SAY? WHAT BELOW? WHAT VALENTINE? WHY TO DONNIE LOVE? GALL AT 111 IN THE DAY IS THE MONDAY WE WILL BE A FUN DAY TO PLAY IN Texas Towns COLORADO—The L. M. C. A. Association net at Colorado with the president Mrs. Taylor at work, all women are transmitted and officers elected as Tolosa. Mrs. Allen Williams, District President, offered her residence. On the list are officers resided. On the list are a Paper War. On the list are a much life and in our minds. The spiritful welcome is invited. Mrs. Amoon, followed by Mrs. Kathy, rendered by A. M. Jones and Mr. F. I. Sewett, Mrs. Amy, graded a week with A. Taylor, awarded a week with A. Taylor, hired and will arrive Friday morning and will arrive Friday morning, Post J. M. C. of Wichita Falls. Pete Morley says his wife is th' kind of person who buys a $10 lamp and wants a new suite of furniture k match th' lamp. Little Pea Tebri DAUNTY! HAVE NO FUN, SHOW IT WITH YOUR ABOVE FIND OUT the person of Miss Punjab of Dalhousie. We are aids to war that she will be a part of. We are not afraid, we can not cry, or we can not walk, and we can not do, too much. We are a priest, 10 a.m. in a Baptist church. We are a pastor of the home of Miss Mandy Wilber Monday and cook 120 bolognese. We are a treasurer of the S. N. wife her daughter, Sister Pearl Wilber. We are a pastor of the Mahach Garden on the 6th week, see Bro. Papa for the birthday. We are a ballet teacher. We are a ballet team, defeated the bigs: Colby Fries Prep in a first game to the tune of 11 and 11. Shuster, great grandmother of a catee on a biblical night by *Freeman* J. who came to the ballet. Both were members of Goodwill K. of L. P. Lodge of the city of about one year ago. Attention at *Nagroesch* and *intellectual* Mrs. Marris T. Wacoen, mother of Mrs. Merry L. H. Meyguy of the city of Quite. journal, last Monday. Those who have past pictures should be able to get were Mr. and Mrs. Cay, who have been married for 50 years. Mrs. Blyne Min, Mrs. Mey Mabey, Mrs. Alice Daniels, Mr. and Mrs. Ina, who have been married and preached two aboriginals. The Owl of It and Sass, who have been married and preached of Mr. W. C. Pride, Dr. Peveron, untraining, and Mrs. Bollock respectively. The largest minority covers the earth in this vicinity. It begins midwinter more than a month before the birth of the child. Fairchild—Hibernate—Bread—Our community is somewhat recovering from the devastation of the children have returned to school and our teacher reports a pretty full attendance. Members of the school community are our school. 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Pierce signed and Sunday GORRILLLEY - Owing to the high weather, weather club activities at Alicia Church Club directed by Nine, Portland, Washington, Pittman学院 and various programs at the Tungsten Institute, the students received $400.00. The Phantom's flexible place and interesting pictures Madam Cindy Coulah has been modifying her museum-fronted gallery. The program will be rendered at the Rose Hulman Auditorium. The newly equipped an Mr. Heyes has been assigned to the past year, and it starts to grow. Mrs. Tanbella, Junior teacher at bushland Saturday evening, she recruited a shindidai school. These NEXT DOOR AY LAST HAVE AGREED DRESS FOR RISKY OUT TIME! I ALWAYS DRESS WHAT GONNA WIN DON'T Hitt and Runn--Introducing Two Pills Who Just Blew in From the Border! I ALWAYS DRESS WHEN WE'RE GONNA HAVE COMPANY DON'T I? COMPANY? HOW THY'RE NOT COMING UNTIL TOMORROW NIGHT! 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Struthers once spent time in theatre. Texas on bushline. HENDERSON — Mr. H. Blyvig died Jan. 12, 2015 at his home, leave- ing his wife, A. Boggus, on the side Beeches and children of Minna- ta. Texas art visiting her old hum- ber. A. Boggus is on the side beeches. Mrs. B. Myers made a back bush. Mrs. B. Myers made a travel trip to Dallas. Texas last standard service Monday morning If you want "Mike News" news— Mike M. C. Johnson moved to Mt. Vernon in the Pandhali and is thinking of g- grazing a gun Club to get to gathering at the gym and get out next season. **SHIRMAYA R.** Kohn entertained the Widows' Social Club on the evening. The club served. Various games were played. The Parent Teacher School served. A student went at Ferdough School. A teacher presided. Mrs. C. Mu- ne, Secretary, invites remarks made by Mrs. We take this method to thank our many friends and neighbors for their kindness shown us during the holidays. We thank Roberts Derrough, who died Jan. 12, 1958. And for the beautiful floral arrangements in the school for their floral May God bless you all. Wigned, Carrie Derrough, Wife, Scholker Fulling, Sister, John Derrough, Brother, John Derrough, Brother. Mr. H. B. Edmond, For the Express see J. P. Price, Agent and Reporter. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1926 BOCKDALL= Mrs. M. O. Toussaint was called to "ask Anthem, Anthem, Anthem," and presented by the Gildings High School as the School Auditorium. The students were asked to be asked and was thanked, enjoyed by everyone, present. Everybody was thanked for their service to the university as the悬挂ed Baptist Church next week. An excellent presentation. C. of Roanoke Lodge No. 224 K. of P. Commander of the American Indian Mission No. 14 K. of A. M. the Massee and K. of the Massee and K. of the out of town relatives preserve the town. Brookville, Ohio, the Nk. of K. of R. and B. of the G. of K. of Takes, two sisters masters, Mrs. Plimming, Harrisburg. 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AIDA PON CREATED FOR USE OVER THREE MILL AIDA HAIL SOLD LA NIDA HAIR POMADIE FOR UTILITY AND FAIR THREE MILLION (8,000,000) A HAIR POMADE SOLD LAST YEAR CREATED FOR UTILITY AND FASHION A PERIOR PREPARATION FOR THE HAIR AIDA POMADE FOR OVERTON HILLS ONLY WITH NO RECOMMENDED OVERTON HILLS MEDICAL CHICAGO MADE OF OVERTON HILLS CHICAGO MADE ONLY BY TON HYGIENIC CHICAGO IL. MADE ONLY BY OVERTON HYGIENIC CO CHICAGO IL. people have learned to be patient and patient — placed right on the relief, and that this cooler ever warms your give up help you can wash in it help to quit the get rid of that stuffed that you swallow may help the medicine on the relief HAIR MADE FABLITY AND FASHION LION (3.000.000) CANE DE HAIR POMADE ST YEAR is evidence that quality in still appreciated and will be always. A hair brightener and hair desolating of surprising quality and efficiency. Especially prepared to be used with the irons. Aida Hair Pomade has stood the test. It is not an experiment. It has been sold and used by particular people for a quar- ter century. Put up in a convenient blue tin container. For sale by all druglists. ONLY BY YGIENI C.O. AGO ILL. COLLECTED ON THE TEXAS DISTRICT NEARLY MILLION DOLLARS $882,471.78 Collected and Handled in Texas Last Year $882,471.78 Collected and Handled in Texas Last Year During the year 1925 more than $360,000.00 was expended in compensations to this small army of workers. Thus, it will be seen that the average pay per employee is a little bit over $1200 per year. This includes both those giving full time and part time to the work, and when it is remembered that the pay for agents in This Company evidently believes in reciprocity, for it has, in a very substantial way, manifested a disposition to support and patronize race institutions in the territory where it operates. It is employing the physicians of the Race to examine wherever prac the patronage of its 145,000 policyholders. We have just closed our best year in the Great State of Texas. Our business has been wonderful, which, of course, is gratifying in that this material increase in business is evidence that we are serving you better. But most gratifying of all is this splendid expression of public confidence in the Mississippi Life Division of the Southern Insurance Company—the honesty of its methods, and the complete acceptance as true of every promise made by our representatives. It is this confidence that has established our reputation for doings exactly as prompt—and we value it too highly to ever suffer it to be even slightly abused. So for this expression of confidence—as shown by your cooperation in making 1925 a Ban-year—we M. S. Stuart and M. Anderson together with our District Managers also Feld agents, are truly grateful. Messrs. Stuart and Anderson have under their direction the three states of Mississippi, Arkansas and Texas, and they report that the Texas business, although the youngest, compares favorably with the business in the other two states mentioned, and that the growth of the business in this state has exceeded their fondest expectations. They also state that a very profitable two day session of the Texas Managers was conducted. Each Manager came prepared with his program outlined for the year 1926. Every phase of the business was exhaustively discussed, and estimates and computations were made on a scientific basis so as to make the business success of the year practically assured. Messrs. Stuart and Anderson supervise about 300 men, and women of the Race, all of whom have become accomplished and practical in the handling of the affairs of this institution. It is the claim of these employees that they are better paid and treated with a more liberal spirit than the employees of any similar concern giving employment to our people. A. Messrs. Stuart sas and Texas, and d with the business in state has exceeded the They also state Each Manager came business was exhaust so as to make the bu During the year in compensations to seen that the aver per year. This in to the work, and w SOUTHERN INSURANCE COMPANY AN EXPRESSION OF APPRECIATION The Dallas Express takes pleasure in endorsing and lending its columns to the advancement of a program meaning much benefit for all concerned. LON MOORH EMPLOYEES WELL PAID. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1920 the Mississippi Life Division OF THE BURN INSURANCE C 100,000 to Widows and Orphans $360,000 to Negro Employees THE TEXAS DISTRICT NEARLY The Mississippi Life Division Paid $300,000 to Widows and Orphans $360,000 to Negro Employees Last Year MR. J. W. LOWE honorary offices at Hous- terry with general offices at Waco. MR. W. H. CALHOUN honorary offices at Hous- terry with general offices at Waco. M. S. STUART and M. E. ANDERSON, Gen. Agents Preside at District Managers Meeting MR. C. C. STAIRT MR. J. W. LOWE Managing the Southeastern Territory with general offices at Houston. Territory with general offices at Waco. MR. W. H. CALHOUN Managing the Southeastern Territory with general offices at Texas. Territory with general offices at Palestine. the three states of Mississippi, Arkansas, the youngest, compares favorably the growth of the business in this state. The Texas Managers was conducted the year 1926. Every phase of the actions were made on a scientific basis. This organization during handled $882,471.78, just a little only paid in by members of our through the hands of members claims were paid back to the poured into the laps of widows benefits was written and signed. collected and Handled in the insurance business is essentially on the commission basis, it will be evident that this is a very creditable average. The general offices for these three states is located at Memphis, Tennessee, and in them are a large number of very competent and business-like men and women issuing policies and transacting the general office work of the organization in an intelligent and efficient manner. RECIPROCITY will be 1200 time inits This Company evidently believes in reciprocity, for it has, in a very substantial way, manifested a disposition to support and patronize race institutions in the ter- tory where it operates. It is employing the physicians of the Race to examine wherever prac- PRESSION OF APPRE Texas. confidence in the Mississippi Life Division of the Southern Insurance Company—the honesty of its methods, and the complete accept- as true, of every promise made by our representatives. THERN Paid $300,000 ON THE TR MR. C. C. STLAIR Managing the Southeastern Territories with general offices at Honeston. M. S. Gen M. S. STUART their direction the three state business, although the young honored, and that the growth of today's session of the Texas Man outlined for the year 1922 states and computations were practically assured. 78 Collect ID. 000.00 was expended ers. Thus, it will be little bit over $1200 all time and part time the pay for agents in empl IN EXPRI Great State of Texas. com course, is gratifying in ence that we are ser During the past week, Messrs. M. S. Stuart and M. E. Anderson, General Agents of the Mississippi Life Division of the Southern Insurance Company, were distinguished visitors in the City of Dallas. The occasion of their coming was the holding of the annual meeting of the Texas District Managers of this Company. Messrs J. F. Simmons, Lon Moore, Z. M. Wright and J. I. Wright are the managers for the North Central Territory with general offices A. This organization during the past year, in the territory above mentioned, collected and handled $882,471.78, just a little less than one million dollars, and this large sum of money was not only paid in by members of our racial group, but every cent of it was also collected and disbursed through the hands of members of our Race. Of this sum $349,435.27 in death and indemnity claims were paid back to the beneficiaries of the policyholders? Think of it, over $300,000 poured into the laps of widows and orphans throughout our territory, and every check paying these benefits was written and signed, and delivered by the hands of Colored men and women. PETER H. the past year, in the territory above mentioned, collected and little less than one million dollars, and this large sum of money was not racial group, but every cent of it was also collected and disbursed of our Race. Of this sum $349,435.27 in death and indemnity beneficiaries of the policyholders? Think of it, over $300,000 and orphans throughout our territory, and every check paying these ed, and delivered by the hands of Colored men and women. Texas Last Year critical, and it is patronizing the enterprises of our people in giving them its printing, and leasing office space from them, which spirit of reciprocity is much noted and appreciated by the people of Texas. That this business has been in operation a long time is proven by the fact that during the past year the Company paid several matured endowment policies to people who had the fore-sight to secure this kind of protection many years ago. This means that this institution is not in its experimental stage, but that it has established a reputation and attained a permanency that motifs the patronage of its 145,000 policyholders. CIATION MR. H. G. NEELY, Managing the East Central Territory with general offices at Palestine. M. E. ANDERSON during the past year, in the just a little less than one mili- ters of our racial group, but even members of our Race. Of tha to the beneficiaries of the p widows and orphans through and signed, and delivered in Texas has, in sight to secure this pa- means that this inst it is has established a re prac- the patronage of it RECIATION J. L. WRIGHT MATURED ENDOWMENTS WILLIAM H. ed, collected and sum of money was not collected and disbursed death and indemnity it, over $300,000 by check paying these men and women. years ago. This mental stage, but that it manency that results WONDERFUL HAIR GROWE! —— pena | INTEREST KEEP PACE INGS DURING PAST YEAR. ~ coun fom. th ete teey eat ‘ot tains ete RRR Ean So Be da Arie am he ieee Sole neta Sara or St a hae ea Pepe hsaahee shes ebeats Fries hae eveaay ber so sh nt gare ae cae ene ron "Frito te retpie oe Sa Renae secre Sah Hae ret fa Monona aot i fewscnturne ana, mney acner ang ea se tien int we mueuinag the ey oc See ers Hea A a Bo Pre ta i reas See ene ‘So ready and eager were women accept this product nearly 20 ‘years ago to improve'their hair, —and-so-steady- has-been their-de= mand fot more and.more of it, we ‘have fouind ic difficult to supply their needs. First a bare hundred boxes and now, more than @ mil- Rea hws 0 yet toeiend #2 Independent. 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