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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. of two other states to which the business will prove particularly profitable, both for the agency located in these places, for the Company. The General Manager, Mr. J. J. Joseph, reported an increase in business in force from $692,000 to $2,500,000.90. The agency organization has been increased by the addition of such men as J. P. Bond at Washington, D. C., H. C. Brown at Baltimore, Md., C. G. Valentine at Columbus, Ohio, Nathan Wright in West Virginia, as well as numbers of others who have joined the Dr. House, the discoverer of the truth, member was directing the town and West inaftered but audible words declared that he did not commit this crime for which he was serving the sentence, traced his note to the night the crime was committed and stated that he was sitting up with a corpse. The demonstration made a profound impression upon the witnesses and Dr. House said he was convinced that West was innocent and the story which was related by West under the influence of the serum was "mild with that CHICAGO, IL, Feb. 6-2 (A. N. P.) American clients of color seek their clients and opportunity for a separate, unapIDly-approved, and then perspicuously advised by a publicist of not to "Go to Brazil," the land of Freedom and Equity, that it is said many Colored Americans have been making plans to seek their clients. The U.S. Department has always been review to T5TMT T of U.S. Some difficulty, however, has always been interposed in the make the trip. Either their passports or their documents are beinglimited byliminations in the matter of transportation have been inflicted upon them, while other similar deterrents have operated against their clients. An investigator, Dr. Virgil Cook of the City, seeking to learn the actual attitude of the Brazilian authorbase, visited the office of Dr. A. N. P. and asked the chaplain of the district, and asked the attitude of his country toward Colored people. "Dr. Defense told me," reported Dr. Cook, "that Era II does not want and will not permit United States News to enter into any contract with the U.S. to do so, who desires to locate there. He said there were so many Negroes in Brazil already that they did not care to enter into any contract with the U.S. Dr. Defence intimated that he would be willing to O. K. passports for "well-do. Negro Americans who simply wanted to visit for a limited time but that he would not only want to go there and remain." The Council said there was a significant agreement in force as to American Negroes entering his country. He refused to admit explicitly that the United States and Brazil, but left 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. A great portion of the success of the Company during the past year in developing this organization has been due to the addition of Mr. J. E. Slamps as the Assistant General Manager, and Mr. O. A. Shaw as the Assistant Secretary. Both of these gentlemen were formerly with the standard Life Insurance Company of Alabama. On, and have had several years of practical experience. The stockholders re-elected all of the former Directors of the Company with the addition of Dr. C. B. Powell and Mr. John W. Duncan of New York City. Dr. C. B. Powell is a prominent X-Ray Specialist of New York, and Mr. John W. Duncan is one of the most successful undertakers of that city. The officers of the Company, elected at the annual meeting of the directors, are as follows: Anthony Overton, President, E. J. Joseph, Vice President and General Manager, E. H. McGavock, Gen. T. Fetey, Gen. O. Jones, Dr. L. M. Young and Dr. F. M. H. Savory, chairman. Vice-President, General Manager, Mr. T. Fetey, and General Counsel, the Chairman. The Dallas Express NEGRO EMPLOYEES WANT NEW R. R. BILL Memph. Ann. Feb. 6-1A N. P. — Rep. —, see of, organized. United railway. —众s held two days and Monday 1. the purpose of deriving procedure and employing course that member of the group would be required to meet the rights and protection under the proposed new Railroad law sponsored by the big white railway union. — with the sanction of President and administration lead. The law as drawn gives labor adjournment to members of the union which exclude Negroes from membership and those contacts are so drawn, it is claimed that the ultimate result will be the common interest of the union. In skilled and semi-skilled employment, A proper amendment is being drawn to the purpose of the proposed arrangement. PROTEST AGAINST MOB VIOLENCE (A. N.) ST PETTERSBURG, Fla. Feb. 8. — Revisions were adopted. Thus far at the closing session of the symposium of the Diocesan Church of Florida of the Episcopal Church at St. Peter's Episcopal Church, proceeding against an "exhibition" of lawlessness and mob violence? In Florida and sent to the governor of the state. In the resolutions the governor of the state and all other constituted authorities are called upon to was every effort to suppress. In most vigorous measure any bear-manning of the good name of this state through any outrage committed by persons of their own hands, and punish effectually any person found guilty in any way assuring in such attempt. DOUBT TRUTH SERUM AFTER TRIAL ON NEGRO (A, N. Y.) LITTLE ROCK, ARIC. Feb. 6.—The recent test of a serious TRUTH SERUM and its consequences. (A, N. Y.) LITTLE ROCK, ARIC. Feb. 6.—The recent test of a serious TRUTH SERUM and its consequences. Dr. House the discoverer of the truth, and was directed by the two and was not mattered, but suitable words declared that he did not commit the crime, for which he was serving a life sentence for a serious offense against a little girl in Little Rock, nearly five years ago. Dr. House the discoverer of the truth, and was directed by the two and was not mattered, but suitable words declared that he did not commit the crime, for which he was serving a life sentence for a serious offense against a little girl in Little Rock, nearly five years ago. The demonstration made a profound impression upon the witnesses and Dr. House, and he was convinced that West was innocent and the story which was related by West under the influence of the serum was "denied without a proof which he told this trial." Whether the jury that found him guilty of the theory of the crime was the same that the informant is correct is the question that is the mind of the officers in other cases the Truth Serum corroborated. STEAL AUTOS VALUED AT $20,000 New Orleans, Feb. 6-7 (A. N. V.) Thomas Green, Tony Stewart and Joseph Ross, young Colored men are in jail charged with stealing automobiles valued at twenty-thousand dollars within the past two weeks, in the town section of the city, surfing them and selling their tides and accessories to dealers. Police believe the arresting men were in league with white men who are supposed to be at the head of one of the most powerful crimes syndicated in the south. Johnston, Secretary, Office Director of the Company are: Steve L. N. Williams Dr. Edward R. Miller, Major R. R. Jackson, W. E. Wood, Thomas Samuels and Mrs. Ger "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 ``` New Albany, Mish, Yeb, & When Circuit Court convened in New Al-A-rond, on the 1st of the same day, the court of the great jury, Judge Epiphan lauded at once into a vigorous charge of a "negligend" charge. The court, in the same意见, said at the same time being the lynching of a Negro by a large mob last October. Judge Epiphan gave a good deal of his time to this crime. The court of the sheriff of Union County 2. a prisoner Sept. 20, in the street of Myrtle and carried him to the (lofty) Ford neighborhood, 29 miles from the city, and, in much furtive as was reported-then cited brush around him and burn-up him to death. The judge requested any connection or sympathy with any supposed member of the mob to excuse himself from jury service at the time. It is reported that there were several hundred people on the scene of the crime some carrying their own way. It is also reported that they were done about 9 o.m. on the Sunday name. 24, and that not a secrecy was sought but rather publicity was invited. The judge stated in his charge that he assumed the many gathered in the hospital and where the New A-rood was brought from Aberdeen for identification by the girl that he had been a member of the army. The case of the police would let the law take its course, judge Epiphan then called attention to the crime of purgers, saying that the law was not a law. The police were所以被动. It would swear the truth if they would be ever punishment for perjury. This special charge with reference to rape and tying was followed by a charge with reference to the law violation. Judge Epiphan said the loathing case is the only murder case in the history of the court. The court of the court has been singularly clear of this kind of crime. WHITE PLANTER HELD ON PEONAGE CHARGE New Orleans, La. Feb. 6, N.P.–Mood David, owner of a turkey plant in the city of Florida, is on trial in the United States of the United States with holding George Diamond, trialer of a turkey plant in the city of New Orleans, and the Washington State of the state of the city. The study has followed the process and court costs followed the same way as the trial in the Florida. Neogros at the trial in the Florida was made with working for Dates and similar on the farmland under the United States shares and brought into law by the State of Florida on the charge of peons. DURHAN BY ER (P. N. 8) Durham, The North American Address to the Durham Negro, 1930. (The first letter from the American National Committee of the American Negro) For many years Durham has been used with a vision and the courage to work with the North Carolina. It has been a long-term life in our country. The North Carolina has been upon the state of the state and has the importance of the country to our nationalism. There is a great need for the time there has been already. It has been so much at all a direction in building the Neogros in the United States. It has been made to the State of Florida. 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 Philadelphia, Pa., Feb. 6—David Helasco last Tuesday, presented "Tulu Helle," a new play by Edward Shelvin and Charles MueArthur, in the Broad Street theater for the first time on any stage. Lenoa Ulrich in the title role, was erized by a cast of 123 mostly Ne 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." two for guilty, so it was easily seen at that period the colored women of the Jays were not only ones to think that the boy was not guilty. "Judge Basy claims that it was a miscarriage of justice. We, as twelve, save our own life, we may have done so a miscarriage of justice, but we feel as though we have honorable discharged our duty." KEEP PAC F MANY BU OURING · PA The program and there is a possibility that a Negro but still will be created to care for the needs of the selected people in entertaining and interesting times. Those and other things have Among the agencies for 1925 are working toward the "new" and "old" holding particularly for the Negro race: are several which are rated as among the strongest of their kinds. The remainder of this electe on what the black men, its done and is doing will be devoted to several of the agencies and their growth. North Carolina Mutual The greatest asset to the city and to the entire equity which has been contributed by Negro initiative. The North Carolina Mutual, the largest Negro life insurance company in the world, has the 27th of its business the company had 24,000,000 insurance insurance insurance, 24,000,000 and assets of 2,500,000. The income for the year was more than 52,000,000, of which amount 321,000,000 from the state and interest, an investment in the company has for several years been on the "new" and "old" growth. The Florida street bus fly growth has been so rapid and so nearly that the need of theer question is being felt. To give the desired relief plans are now being made for the addition of one or 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 The National Negotiation Finance Corporation, capitalized at $1.000 million, was conceived and is headed by Robert II, M.D., of Taxation Institute, to be organized at a meeting held here which was attended by leading Nearees from all sections of the United States. It is building on a national credit agency and is providing a credit center for individuals, firms and companies. (Continued on page 8) 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- The farmers of California have been in need of the "Revenue" changes they learned that California they were bring sold from California they stopped their sale and standardized the product. They have done the same thing with each portion and continues that would reduce sold made them more attractive. Yam tary and less cumbersome. In ad ition, they have extended their markets both in time and place formerly, they sold certain products that could not be sold in the year, over a limited period). See they have stretched out sell all the there is the least chance. California regulates the sale of the only seven cities that would sell in every town and city in the country that would be applied their efforts to the products they are products by advertising by sending agents out to each store or store, and the sales of the least trade. They have also leased to control the flow of supply to the city and city than to understand and determine the value of the cost on the supply at the point of consumption, rather than at the other outstanding smoker at Hutterfield, President of the Michigan State College of Agriculture and Forestry, and the University of the State College of Agriculture by life, which is considered human to have a complete profit from in order to satisfy Dr. Butler the company's demand. The system remains with a black, muck-yield responsible for the production of a small, small and strong stock of the crafts that are that. In life NEW VIRGINIA RA 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. DR. B. R. SMITH TERM WASHIN The thirty-seven members of the graduating class of the college of Washington High and a Jury crowd of patrons and friends of the school board of 11. Smith, president of Mary Allen Seminary at Greece, in 1964, were also addressed to him. Pride might be the subject "Education for Reflexivity" in the auditorium of the School R. SMITH ADDRESSES MID-RM WASHINGTON HI CLASS 1 I have been members of the class, there is no need for us to be a class of the old-term the- opinion that pre-pose to teac- ton High and a large spring. The office of battle are strong and friends of the only shifting." And the future still and Dr. R. H. Smith, pre- supposed that we continue to fight ary Allen Seminary of with all of the courage that is in ing. In his very able life in order that our efficiency. In last Friday night on the creased by education, may have op- lication for W. W. "portions for expression." The thirty-seven members of the state, there is no need for us to be graduating class of the midterm the opinion that prejudice to less of Washington High and a large serving. The idea of battle are clouded of patrons and friends of the only shifting. And the future still school board Dr. N. L. Smith, president of Mary Allen Seminary, of with all of the courage that is in disrechest. Twana, in the same, abuses the In order that our efficiency, he address us last Friday night on the created by education, may have op- subject "Education for Efficiency" portunity for expression. 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 Farm and Home exhibits were held in Our Trades building of the Institute and beside showing what is actually grown on the farm disclosed near us, for the products and pointed the way to the farmer for the improvement of his home. Several meetings were held that were "experience" gatherings for the farmer themselves at which they told stories of their work which启事ed that the Nugro were in the south is making a stand, sabotaged progress. Many of the men owned acres of rabbah and the hundreds. They have care, and incidentally many of the advantages of city life on the farm. Their stories did not seem to prove that the relations of the Black farmer with his white neighbor are not always ideal, but are gradually the proving. An interesting spotlight on the conference was figured concerning the title of Nugro Camber in the encailed black belt. Among now delegated who spoke, but had been that on children, but could seem that while the Nugro farmer is something hard, he also is being as while. Many hours gone to the court to have their status defined. According to the bill, that bid fair to become a jaw, whites are whites and Neighers are black and as such must maintain their separate Tachil integrity. The bill however, made no provision whatsoever, for these Neigres who are not black, but whites, of which there are hundreds in the State of Virginia. The "living argument" a integrity has always been a problem of southern and the opinion has been voted hard that how will offer its solution as long as Negra women have no redress in the courts. They white men and white men Negro women via the back door after the shade of night have fallen. The diplomas were presented to the daughters of the class by Dr. David W. Currier, member of the Board of Education who spoke briefly in commendation of the exercises and commendation of the efforts of the members of the class to prepare themselves for service. The exercises of Friday night closed the mid-term graduating exercises when included in the business revenue breached on the Sunday before by Ray Wace Lailan, professor of Manager Avenue Baptist Church from the subject "The self-sacrificement of life" in which he drew a beautiful picture in congressional the lives of Abraham and of Lori. Other exercises included Class Day on which members of the school class added an official in the school and class night on which members of the class presented a play-in. In following the Invitation, written and directed by Mr. Robinson, president of the class. Renee, member of the class, was size of the Middle-W armed Marine Warrior, salutator, John Hew, Warrior, and Lailan. Question: Forward: 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. When singing the "Aching heart to Miss" yes, Mr. Triffling or "Cheating" man you pulled that stuff the other evening just one time too many in that rule little popular flapper who was true to you, Miss Eyes will advise you the next time you have the respect of a real true young lady try and SOCIETY & CLUBS Mr. Belibop is making it very warm for a certain situation who thinks he is the "proper stuff he awants. Don't think that jol beaus shes "rales and" when you trifle that she isn't trifling. Morners are just like men, who rate when the women flirt then carry it on themselves. No is it with your awestle, she hates to hear of you stepping out with the other flapper, but the Belibop is waming on your trait, with apparently no intention of getting off. To that young lady who wants to know how to forget the man who does not care for her. Miss Spen will say unfortunately this men has made a strong impression on your mind. Naturally, when your mind is not occupied with other thoughts, it recalls the man. When you find yourself thinking of him you must exert your "willpower" and discuss this objection about the thought. Interest yourself in other things—work hard, read books, go to places of amusement. In time you will find that thoughts of the man are a thing of the past. 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 THE QUEEN CITY, CIVIL AND ART CLUB—Hold a pleasant meeting, Jan. 12, with Mrs. J. C. Janne. 1510 more. A look of party was planned to be given in the next future. The club will meet Jan. 12 with Mrs. M. L. Record. 19th Day. THE THE HOASING CHAMPION OF DUTOS budding with chopped cream and cakes Mrs. C. V. Carr. pre- PEOBAS ART AND CULTIC CLUB—Not at the home of Mrs. Simpson, 4511 Lordley Ave. Thurry, 21th, with president, G. J. Jones were. The ladies were busily engaged in making lamp-wheeler and planner for their chic子的. The club was in the same place. The club was very well go to paint. And I would not just play a pawn. A�our. For just, real with Mrs. Gawna Thomas, 2120. R. G. Gordon, president. HOGHLAND PARK SOCIAL CLUB—Not Monday night Jan. 12, the club was elaborately entertained. The secretary, Mrs. Northas, was the pleasant hostess and served a delicious menu to 18 guests. The club met 210 Hall in Mo. 19th. Building. 1st floor. On Nov. 6, the night Jan. 25, our reporter, Mrs. C. W. Brown will be hostess to the club at the request meeting place, 2311 Hld., J. P. Durbin, pro- Lucky TWENTY SOCIAL CLUB—The two women who were the only two of the two were the regular meeting 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 Then, suppose Miss Eyes should "spill the beans" to your new sweet that you were still seriously interested in the other young man, of course, he would feel the teasb big flattered. Now, while Miss Eyes' attention is upon you she will tell you this also, she has noticed. that 'whenever you chance to be attending some social function where this other flapped is you make it a point to look at her as though you depline every inch of her, perhaps you do, why be weak enough to show it. She either has no hard feelings against you or has discriminative intelligence enough to keep from showing it, and drawing the attention of others by her sour looks as you have been doing. If you have some intention of getting your "used-to-be" back, you're going about the wrong way. Change your method and perhaps if he isn't too "your" Wednesday night 4th Mr. U. K. Kyles as host which was postponed on account of Inelment weather. During the social hour a very delicious menu was passed by Miss Crenshaw and the evening agent at cards and dancing. The club will meet Wednesday night at the North Dallas Club with Mr. U. K. Kyles president. TWILIGHT SOCIAL CLUB—Heid its first meeting Friday evening Jan. 21st at the home of Mrs. Id. Post. 1812 Leonard B. There were 15 members of the club will meet Jan. 29th at the home of Mrs. Alloe Coleman 24th Flora. B. All visitors are welcome. 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, Tuesday evening Jan. 19, 1956, the 1926 Social Club was organized at the home of Mrs. L. G. Pinkton and 210 State St. and the following effects elected. Mrs. Jones Manack, president, K. Penn. Vice president, Mrs. Ruth Campbell, Secretary, L. O. Pinkton, Treasurer, Mrs. Will Marzin, time keeper, Mr. Robert T. Kier, The 1956 Social Club—Met Tues, day evening Jan. 2nd at the home of Mrs. Ruth I'ampbell, 2417 Allen Street, with 12 members, plans to go to the Club Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hildorf, Mr. and Mrs. Carl D. Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Wright, Miss Y. Emery, Mrs. Flora Wade, Mr. Jones Manack, C. D. Henderson was awarded 1st price. Mrs. Hildorf and the club adorned to meet with Mrs. K. Penn. 1957 State Street. LA FRANCE SOCIAL. CLUB Met at the home of Mrs. Minter 2217 Juliette 86, Friday night 1st week with Mrs. J. DeLongue, other team members gathered. Early and everybody on time except the (third-band) and so would have been on time—had it not been ever puddled shift in the meeting place but being accustomed to following how long it did not take him to pick up the right one. We were THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1926 At both Church's Sunday, Rev. J. A. Abduq, 1842, at his post at James Missionary Dept. Church Sunday, evening and night. He preached a soul stirring sermon and also Rev. C. H. Hamilton of the M. E. Church filled his rostrum at 11 o'clock on week 3. N. O. Brown preached a splendid sermon. Sunday night, E. E., was half attended at both Church's Arrivals-Mrs. W. P. Miller returned from Abilene, where he attended the Church Rev. Blackwell of the Female the district. Bon Angelo District, Mrs. E. H. Cashman who has been visiting husband has returned to Piano, Mrs. Higgs accompanied her on her return. Mick Hs-Little Miss Charlie Lee Thompson, Mrs. Viola Edwards and Mrs. H. Y. Minor. Read the Express, keep posted on race events. See Elmer D. Harris for the Express. HEMPHILL—The 8th Sunday Co. Board of the babine Valley Association convened at County Line Sunday: Rev. G. W. Anderson preach the morning service. Delegated to the party of the equity. Robbs were well attended Sunday. Rev. Moore presiding older SMITHVILLE—The marriage of DEWETVILLE—The colored Mr. Philip James and Miss Ida school is progressing nicely, several. of the C. M. E. Church preached a noble sermon Friday night; Howard Dogue moved on Lane and Anderson streets. Mr. George English accompanied by his family moved to Marshall, Mrs. Adolf Hull bus to incorporated from recent Ninesa Mr. John Brown who sustained an injury on his shoulder is "un' again. Mrs. Kittle McCown, Harrie, Moe Jones and "aier Loth. Bell left Friday evening for Harlem to the bedside of Mrs. McCown's sick mother. Mrs. Lenn. James is still fishing in the tank near here. Mrs. Ella Gordon. died Thursday evening at 6 o'clock. She is survived by five children and a brother. Mr. Leo is still dead Friday morning. This is the third video in the newest family within 12 months. The Jamestown boys and girls aconte, panied by Prof. and Mrs. Simmons. Miss Heale is Williams, Prof. Darow and Prof. Boykins were on the v殿 of the Hemphill players' Saturday night. The Hemphill boys won a hard victory over Jamesalown, the scores being 6 to 7. The Jamestown girls defeated the Hemphillians. One scores being 2-L. This is the first game the Hemp-Hull girls have. Last on their own court in two years. Several Hemphillans motored to Finland Saturday night so witness the midnight market ball game there. BAY CITY — All Church, activities were void on the past Sunday on account of the snow and rain. Rev A. Johnson left for Payment to conduct a revival for Rev. Deasay. Meers Phil Moore and Hall McHenry are building some new houses in south end, Rev. J. H. Eark is in a series of services up to the fifth Sunday. The Van Guard Club of the A. M. E. Church will rally on the 5th Sunday. The following Churches are to play a light in the services: Enterprise Baptist Dethel Baptist and Van Vieck Rev. C., L. D. Walker assistant pastor of Bethel North End and members are conducting a Missionary rally. Rev. Wm. Robling son, pastor of Subtine is in town greeting friends and relatives. Mrs. E. R. Rittar left for Victoria. 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. TEMPERAL—The installation of the officers of the Parent-Teacher Association will be held Sunday evening at the Dunbar School Auglortum. Feb. 7th at 3:50 Y.E. A very splendid program is outlined for the occasion. A mass meeting will be held last Sunday evening at Eighth St. East Dunbar, the first on behalf of the sick and受伤 members and friends of the church. A nice program was rendered, and the meeting was quite a success. A splendid-evening service was held last Sunday at Corlith Baptist Church. The debate "Resolving the problem" was made to the world than the Mother's Braggs group, and the World Street Baptist Church last Sunday evening. This same subject was displeased several weeks ago, and the decision of the judges was rendered in favor of the Mother. The affirmative not being saluteable will be made to the meeting for a new hearing, and the result, for the verdict, was handed down in the second trial. In favor of the father, The Reg. T. E. Boona and Dr. George D. Flemings attended the second Board Meeting of the Willow Groas Association which convened in Gateville during the first week of the Week. The Judicich has returned home at a회담회의회의회에서 in Saint Louis, Kansas City, Cairo, IL and Oklahoma City. Entrustments have stopped a few days in Dallas. Mrs. Lilly Galmo has returned home after visiting her mother in Hillsboro. 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. PARMEURSVILLE—Sunday school was well attended at the different churches. Mr. and Mrs. O. Morfer has a fine baby, mother and baby doing nicely. On the sick list Mrs. J. Geary, and Mrs. C. Fra�t. Born to Mr. and Mrs. B. Shelby a frog boy, mother and baby doing nicely. Mr. T. Reed is in Dallas, Texas working. Mrs. L. Darnes our assistant teacher spent the weekend with her parents in McKinney, Texas. Prof. Dayler was a visitor in McKinney. Teasers last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. Nelson motored to McKinney, Texas last Friday night. We have a new barbershop in our city. Mr. J. W Parker is visiting in Wewok. Okla. Mr. B. Johnson was visiting relatives in this city this week. Next Sunday is Rev. Cullins' day everybody is invited out to services. FEHRIS—Our baskets Ball team at the public-school conducted and taught by our principal. Prof. Darnett is creating much interest among the out side young people as well as the school children. Mr. Burnett and children have arrived and Prof. is all smiles. Mr. Horeb Baptist church has a new pastor. Trus Vine will have our room NIGHTON—Sunday school was well attended at Mayo Baptist Church, Mr. Jeff Toho has returned from a three weeks visit in Louisiana. The Parents Teachers Association will have a program Saturday night for the benefit of the Hi School, Nighton Hi school girls will play Lufkin Basketball Team on the 40th. Miss Baba D. Carl of Naogdocing, Texas, our Primary teacher has been on the sick list, Bishop McClondon of Naogdoches visited our community this week. WACO—Remember the compulsory school law of Texas. Keep your children in school—or pay $5 per day. Miss Weaver was winner in the Dobbed hair contest. Rev. D. A. Byars, preached Sunday, Subject: "We seek to kill me because I have told you the truth." Bro. Hansom was hurled Sunday. Dr. J. Newton officiated at the New Hope Baptist church. Bros. Hansom had been a member for 41 years. Miss L. Kehom the Long child of the deceased will go back with Mrs. B. A. Delaney of Marshall, Texas to make her future home. Dr. Jenkins preached a roust-stirred common Sunday morning. Here I was JEFFERSON—When we asked Sunday morning we were surprised to find it snowing as it seemed to calm on the outside, we wind, rain nor anything that aroused us from a peaceful sleep. Oh! what a surprise, husbands wiver and all children began peeping out of windows everywhere looking at the stars now. It was felt. Not. It was the handicapped for the day throughout the city, only a few at some of the Sunday schools, and just about the same at the churches for service. Much sickness is now going on in the locality, and many cases of influenza have been reported. Mr. Henry Watt was a time and a teacher of life. But are both now able to be up, but not able to come out, Master Barris E. Pryor was in bed the better part of last week, and the feeling with the tonnils and a very high fever at night, but now much better. How. It. Holt also able to be up and out and was able to go to the city from yesterday. Mr. Henry Watt was a little different from a Thursday. Texas last Wednesday and was shipped here for burial Thursday; her remains were carried at the same time. Mr. Garrett church and Cemetery Friday morning by Pryor's Under-taking Co. — She was a number of the Royal Knights of McDonald and the Loyal Friends of America. Mr. Garrett's firstيت. The firstيت is secondhand, ford car has had several at minor accidents, but says that he is going to learn how to Drive Mr. Bess Reed returned home last Years from Cleveland, Ohio, Mr. J. C. Hart and Mr. M. P. Ford, Duties of the 19th-century enlightenment daughters of McDazed, and through the city last week and extended a special dispensation for the order for the next city days and the Lodges are still growing by leaps and bounds, the King's Run-Chapter since the organization has been a long-old, over-the-top, and had a bright future. The New York history of the city has opened up and is giving work to many of our on-loined women, eight are wanted this morning to complete the crew for the present. Mrs. Lovie Wagoner has, bought the old Jones Hotel by the "The Green House" line. CAUSE—There was not any service at the church's Sunday owing to the inclement weather. A heavy snow had the ground covered. The snow began falling Saturday morning. The sale of the Express was light but we must be ready for a day on the next Saturday. New Scott was soon out at his church instead of being enjoyed. Here was the Scott from Magnolia, Tex., here is a coupon message for his father, H. M. Scott, who is a little feeble. We are sorry they were snowed but. Geo. Hurst is back in our town again after having away quite awhile. He has lived in New York, and that's a warm look his wife to. Committee best. Wednesday to have her treated for the appendicitis at the Cameron Sanitarium. 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. On display at THE McMILLAN SANITARIUM MODERN EQUIPMENT FOR GENERAL MEDICINE AND SPECIAL SURGERY "NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC" Efficient Attendance in all Lines Corner Hall and State Streets W. R. McMillan, Consultant Surgeon PHONE U-5191 DALLAS, TEXAS -MARCELLO- An Absolutely NEW PREPARATION That Waves and Beautifies Your Hair. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST Phone H-0053 Phone H-8866 LET ME BE YOUR DRUGSTORE COMMUNITY DRUG STORE; S. T. Williamson, Jr., Prop. Superior Delivery Affen at Junette St. Dallas, Texas "I Either Have it, Will Get It, or it isn't Made." Un-excelled for Distance and Selectivity IN THE REALM OF RELIGION (By Chas. W. Abington) IN THE REALM OF RELIGION (By Chas. W. Abington) If Sunday School and church influences make this remarkable showing as a restraining factor to the compassion of grins—the race certainly can still afford just at this stage of its progress to cast its religion overboard, despite the fact that it is so metacriticly express IN THE REALM OF RELIGION—JESUS HEALS AND SAVES A BLIND MAN The generally fascinating, and strongly gripping lessons of the four quintets at Lille, one that has been the subject of interesting story of our Lille's life, the four gospel writers, Matthew, Mark Luke and John. The first three of them, generally the Synoptic Gospel, writings which may be fourth Gospel, the work of St. John, has little in it, but the production of a later date, it is generally, but not necessarily, the years of St. John, and St. A. D. Tradition, which pervaded through Father, tells us that toward the close of the life of St. John, the Saints having in their writings the writings of the four Gospel, have written a work which in his life on earth complements and in response to the Flower of the Christ on earth complements and in response to the Flower of the Christ. His idea if the completeness of the task than asked in told in his life are also many other things, he should be written every one, they should be written every one. ```markdown ``` --- surpass that even the world itself could not contain the books that should be written. We find the " Gods are all about the Egyptic writing in account in " together with the " Adenian and " EupӀate, Birth of the Kingdom and activities of the Christ during His earthly sol�ourness but the Gospel of John has been called the Gospel of Gospels. It is the World made flesh and dwelling among us—having for its object the establishment of Jesus' estates. In Divinist—Many others are the same as the old God's life—which are not written in this Book; but these are written, that—you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that believing—you have life in His name. " We recommend the careful reading of the entries. Book during the quarter. To date we have considered five lessons: " The " Good becomes the " John " presents " Read as life: The " Word—the creator, end with the Father; 2. Five men believe on Jesus, the Master makes selection of the first, five men to train for world conquest, men from the common walks of life; 3. Jesus and Neodomina—pointing out to that order of the Jesus, that most positive life is the God's life—the order of things—but regeneration by the Holy Spirit was the gate way into the " Kingdom of God, 4. Jesus and the Samaritan. You mean—in this lesson our Lord's method—too long the birth of a small agilipb21 " delects for --- to him. For having were more to their right. Dr. Gale says that while there is one blind period, the group "that" has been population in north Europe, in Egypt and Palestine about one out of every hundred is without sight. "Let me note the disciples question," Master, who did stin, this man, or his parents, that he was born in "We can really understand the last phase of this question when we are reminded that it was the current idea and popular doctrine, that not only all suffering in this life had its origin in, and disrupted ones relation with God, but Furthermore, every popular disaster or affliction is idio目的, some special or particular stings. In its little life that has come to the world, the the first time the truth of his Missionhip and save a fallen Christ, the Lord Jesus, and Jesus feeds five thousand men on time has the Divinity of God. in such assertion as in this miracle, it demonstrates his complete mastery of the forces of nature. How well John has proven his case up to this point, we leave to our remnants to judge. For next Sunday we have the interesting story of healing and saving, biting man. All of the factors up to this one have keenly interesting, but this famous 8th chapter surpasses all as giving an insight into the Divine life of the Slater, while at the same time it shows on the canvass an inversion of the human actors who make up the story—the disciples, the blind man, the Jewish rule of the blind man's parent and other of the time of the existing state of Jewish society. Blindness was quite passiveat up. Paladins in the days of Christ and but little improvement has been made even now. It is said that the secretary ofతిقام, the frequent and drastic changed in the weather, the long reasons of glaring but soon and the prevalence of many forms of creative life, is more common than the chief contributing causes to so much blindness. There are 84 references to blindness in the Old and New. Testaments. We have seven recorded instances, where Jesus healed blindness—but this must not be thought of as all who were given right by Him—perhaps many in the vast multitude who came to their right. Dr. Gatsby says that while there is one blind patient in population in northern Europe, in fact, there are even hundred to without aid. He notes the disciples question Master, who did win this man, blind. "We can raise Kafka understand the last phase of this question the crucial life and popular doctrine, that not only all sufferance, and disregard resists popular disease or affliction is instead some special or particular down to us in this idea more evident than in the other. His friends could be in the aerial suffering unmittened and, more or less, deference under the cover of faithed righteousness and God was punishing him among all wrong, regretted what Paul and his shipwreck commissions were laid on the Titanic to make a fire, a pauentate republic and how the inertian affliction of the six of its peritonei is. It is argued, and with Quotation, that can be the Declinology visits the sons of the fathers upon the children. We conceive that the other phase of the question is not as clear in the form, the expression, "More information have been offered that the man was going to be a great slayer and an punishment in advance, but an idea is to be repugnant to the man. It is thought in the pre-existence of the soul that the soul had exchanged in some on Pursebear no one of the command- ments of the Monee law had been imposed on the sabbath. The obedience of the sabbath was taken up when the sabbath burdened gravely to be born—on that day according to the Psalter, and even to relieve the skin unless he would be paved there was sued; of death Jesus told them it was hard to be arrested on the sabbath in the court of the judges justified instances where in behind on the sabbath he might THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1924 MISSISIPPPI LIFE AGENTS ON DALLAS DISTRICT HOLD MEETING In connection with the Annual District Management Meeting of the Company, Messrs. Stuart and Anderson, general agents, called together the 26 agents on the Dallas District In-10, the meeting was virtually an in-10 to the other group of the agents to give better services to the local and other local and Anderson outlined a very thorough and efficient course of procedure for the agents in their dealings with the public. 18.5. The man with the withered hand: Mark, 4, the under-to-self in Synacous at Copernon, N.K., 125. Peters and Tom had the "LUK" 11.11, the "Lumbo" bound double for the first time. Lake-Lake-144.4. man held of "dropay," John. 5. 110, the man heated at the pool of the hess. and our lesson today. It will be noted that Jesus healed the whole man—both his physical and spiritual blindness, one that healed is prompt to give��amymand and defend his benefactor. He declared that Jesus was a prophet, and when the Jews contended that Jesus was a sinner he gave an answer which has been a finding on for every one who had been opined from spiritual blindness. "One thing how, that whereas I was blind, now I see." He was cast out of the Synagogue for his faith, but Jesus found him and comforted him. No one can be a real outcast as long as he trusts in Christ. C. C. COLUMBUS HARPER PREACHES IN NEW YORK CITY NEW YORK CITY, Feb. 1, 1926. Many people are occupied in the New York City church Dr. C. Columbus Harper, the Texas Evangelist. This makes the third day of the church a season-long leap. Dr. 22nd, tlcdr message message bikini hold a meeting with liberal evangelist Hulbert St. New Yorkers that have the greatest Evangelist that had served in that stock. The people clam them to be the greatest men over heard by them in New York. The crowds are made up of Manhattan and Jersey people, with the crowd lined up to greet them. The crowd is urged to extend his campaign another week before returning to preach at Saint John's University. It is said that he passes one of the largest churches work throughout the United States. No doubt a minister will grow great preachings at St. John, Dallas. TEXAS TOWNS LONGYIEW—The St. Mark C. N. E. Missionary Circles—The office of Circle on 4. Miss Ollie Jenkins president; Mrs. Lucy Everhart, Vice president; Mrs. V. L. Goodwin, secretary, and Mr. J. Dean, treasurer, met at the home of Mrs. O. L. Jobkin, pres. The house was beautifully decorated. Next appointment of the circle will be at the home of Mrs. V. L. Goodwin. The hostess served hot chocolate and cake. One visitor, Miss Eliot, was at the present meeting at Mrs. M. J. Dean's residence. New Jerusalem B.S. good attendance with condition of the weather. Nov. 7. M. Garland read the 23-peal of David for opening. B.S. proidence club met at the home of sister M. Furry, 12 chapter of St. Mark was discussed. Ferved cake and hot chocolate. Bud Andrew and little R. L. Walker left for Galveston for a stoure trip. We have a few on the club list. Miss on the morning of Jan. 24th, now Billing was the game at day with "how could he? The teachers as stated by the asphonomers and sen- tions gave word and and the which was stopped by the entire school. The contest for the Let grade was who could write the greatest number of 7a in 2 minutes. Curly 3rd Holloway in January 2014. Holloway Lovers Wright, 14, each winner was presented a penel with Longview colored Hi school written on it, by Johnnie McGriff with upro- sely and a number of other the 2nd, 2nd and 4th grades, who could write the greatest number of words of one syllable in 1 minute Laurence Hutchins, second Boreley, 2nd and 4th grade, with Gr. each was presented with a ol d speech, a pencil by W. G. Higer, V. B. Miller and E. H. Smith and the most well-known and 9th grade. The 5th and write the greatest number of 190 figures each that would make 109 the 5th grade were: Elika M. John son 5th grade, Freddie Bell 4th Gr. and Orange Gr. Wittl Roe 4th Gr. Ch訪論, Jackie Gr. Anderson 5th grade. Following the 5th grade were awarded penel by Jill Wipps, Loving Richardson and the 5th grade were awarded penel of 1900. M. G. was made exile to the other other. Education orphan homop燈歌 was in the city visiting Mr. Nabin Lantel of Longview. H School of N. 5th grade teacher. Wednesday in the year 1900. The school evening class under the provision of Prof. C. A. Brown had a splen- oid program and banquet discussion tion, elimination of south cattle improvement. The - Count Bapt R. Wittl was presented with the school to the监督管理局. To the school. --- lational提问 talks were made by several M the District Managers who were here in their annual question After the completion of both buildings, the building was named at Malibu National Office, President of Economics National Office, President of Economics National Office, and a structural talk. Come to the Prideful Art Gallery on the 10th floor of the Shannon Square at the Haunting Bldg Hall. Prof. Dannist Smith taught a few days at Blackhear. His school during the illness of the English teacher, Rick list: Mrs. L. M. Hatcher, Mrs. Lola Porter. Arrivals: Mrs. James Massey. Simon Harris spent a few days in Pt. Worth last week encroated. Fairs: Wm. Allen is doing business at the same old stand after several days illness. Mrs. Lula Greenwith is now leading the Court of Calamity as chief executive. Save 5 cents for the Express. Look for the young people's society downs in next issue. SPECIAL NOTICE All the Sacrifices will meet Monday night at the S. M. T. Hall on Good Street Park. B. 1928. See the program on page 10. Skip down to be directed. Name in the Picture. Art Club. Contact at the Hummingbird Bldg. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends and neighbors for kind and precision of sometime and kind to us in our great error over the loss of our affecting family and step father. Rev. A. D. Hutchison, who departed this life in Gainesville, Texas, Dec. 17, 1923. We especially thank churches, friends and logies at Gainesville, Westland, Dallas, Greenville for their beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. G. S. Hutchison, Wife, and Smith family Mr. R. A. Palm, Step-son and wife. Come to The Freelite Art Club Valentine, Freelite and Charleston Contest at the Humming Bird Hall February 15th. CHURCHS ST JOHN COMMUNITY MISSION —Met Jan. 1 at 12 noon. TSN 123 —Saturday, Jan. 2 at 10 am. 10 members were present. 25 minutes, covenant meeting, after which members are asked to deliver a delicious menu of black eyed peas. We are invited to make the year the work of a mission. 156 at bk a. h. Bust. M. J. M. 16 156 at bk a. h. Bust. M. J. M. 16 until for the first Sunday in the year. All classes reported well. Subject was at his best. Subject "Amed 16. 2. 6 p. b. H. P. U. Y. dr. work good. 75 postmilitary meeting to the church. Sermon "Dear to Bragg. I have been busy. I have now in. Inv. P. M. Mitchell CLUBS THE EACELINOH MATRON'S MIT Club held its social meeting at 2222 Washington Road, Thursday, April 15, 1977. The meeting was a special event for a large number of visitors and some youth lady's Miss Boston from Oklahoma City. The club will meet at the home of Miss E. Eppe, Feb. 4. Come to the Priscilla Art Club Valentine Frolic and Charleston February 15th. CARVATION CHARITY CLUB Mr. A. Scott was noted Jan 29th. A large membership was in attendance with president, Mrs. Leanone, a presiding. Next meeting will be held on Feb. 15th. February 15th. Welcome for the evening 15:40, paid out: $190. Our annual report was made, followed by the meeting. Come to the Priscilla Art Club Valentine Frolic and Charleston Contest at the Humming Did Hall. February 15th. PHISCILLA ART CLUB met with Mrs. A. Towns on state Street. Come to the Priscilla Art Club Valentine Frolic and Charleston Contest at the Humming Did Hall. February 15th. MIS P. D. MORGAN, Pres. Come to the Business Club Valentine Frolic and Charleston Contest at the Humming Did Hall. February 15th. CITY WEDDICHATION New J. H. Waller president of the city Federation, held an interesting meeting on last Wednesday at the city Center. The president succeeded in having a number of members squander for the National Notes Team in urged to secure the members are possible for me to keep in-line touch with each other throughout the country as well as your own state. Mrs. J. H. Waller, chairman of News. Authors announced that the life of each other be studied also betterly. Fredrici Postman will be the character for the second Wednesday in February with the Piddles Art Club as hostee. Mrs. A. N. West chairman of building committee has some very important plans to give to each club on next meeting. Mrs. I. A. Cremeter, Receiver Mrs. Lillian Tucker, Liaison Chairman of Publicity. CLASSIFIED ADS AGENTS → WHITE FOR FREE EXAMPLE: 2001 2001 2001 Made in china for large Manufacturing direct to the United Kingdom. experience required. Many extra 1100 weekly and bonus MATISON HURT 21 AK1208, 262 Broadway, New York Office Hours: W. F. H. 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. M. F. H. 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. DR. Wm. 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Announces the opening of his modern offices, Im, 28 at Suite 202 Pythian Temple, 2549 Elm Street. For Glasses and Eye Troubles consult him, your inspection is invited. DR. JOHN O. CHISUM, Y-3506 Room 202 Pythian Temple AUTOMOBILE BEFORE YOU BUY THE SEE ME AND PRICE Henry Tu 2207 Commerce Nights and S BIG S ON RUMMAGE SECOND NEW MERCH Have many bargains to offer in M. DIRECT WARE. In store cent and shoes 25 cents and dvd. Men's 44 and R.D. L.O. 2650 Elm Street THE NORTH DAY Hall and Thorn I take care of all inquiries prefectly and follow thorn them. I am sole manager and lesse 606 2549 H m 202 Pythian Temple AUTOMOBILES BEFORE YOU BUY THAT USED O SEE ME AND GET MY PRICES Henry Tubbs 2207 Commerce Street Nights and Sundays BIG SALE ON RUMMAGE SECOND HAND NEW MERCHANDISE many bargaining to offer in MENS and LADIES many items in men's and up. In men's men's and women's. Men's and Ladies Could 2100 R.D.LOCK Elm Street THE NORTH DALLAS CLUB Hall and Thomas Avenue I value this information in information presents and follows that I have leased I am a sole manager for this year and I am sole manager and treasurer. Y-3506 25.49 Elm Street Room 202 Pythian Temple Dallas Heury Tubbs 2207 Commerce Street Y-2325 Nights and Sundays E-6131 ************************** Have many bargain折扣 in MEN'S and WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S DRESSES. Decrease 10 cents and up. In suite. 41.00 and up. shoes 25 cents and up. Men's and Ladies Calls 11.00 and up. R. D. L O C K, 2650 Elm Street Dallas, Texas I take this mission in informing our many members of the "NORTH DALLEL CLUB" for six years and through the years. We are proud to offer Special rates to Social Clubs, Lodges and other entertainments. Lodges and Clubs may require an entrance fee. We are interested in grants for each purpose. Regular dance night: Thursday and Sunday. Refreshments: Monday and Tuesday. Rain or shine the dance must win. Refreshments of all kind will be served. Every Thursday night is "NOMEDY CLUB NIGHT" Unsurprising the Vandellel Acts and Companies. That appear at the End of the Night. That appear at the end of each night, come to Dall Nost beautiful and graceful Auditorium. The Grand Old Man, DAN JAMES (Sole) Regular dance night: Thursday and Sunday. Music by TROY FLOYD & HIS RYNCOPATOJ Rain or shine the Dance must go on. Refreshments of all kinds:مسئله and the GRAND OLD MAN SANDWICH Every Thursday night is "KOMEDY KLUBU KN" Entertaining the Vaudefile Acts and Company that appear at the Ella B. Moore Theatre. For a pleasant evening, well spent, come to the Most beautiful and spacious Auditorium. Grand Old Man. DAN JAMES (S Regular dance nights: Thursday and Sunday. Regular dance nights: Saturday and Sunday. Bring in the music you must go on. Refreshments of all kinds; clauses and descriptive. And the "GRAND OLD MAN SANDWICH" Every Thursday night is "KOMMY KLAU KNIGHT" That appear at the Elk Hill B. Moore Theatre each week. The Grand Old Man, DAN JAMES (Sole) Mgr. RUMMAGE SALE 2644 Elm Street Nothing its equal in the clothing for 5 Cents and bargain according as you yice and fair treatment come you all any day. Nothing its equal in the city. Every clothing for 5 Cents and up and all bargain according as you pay. Go nice and fair treatment included. Come you all any day. Nothing its equal in the city. Every kind of clothing for 5 Cents and up and all of it a bargain according as you pay. Good service and fair treatment included. We welcome you all any day. EXCELSIOR MUTT BENEFIT ASSOCIATION Dallas, Texas Most people need money that you don't have to pay. They have to pay the costs of items you can buy or they can be used for a long time. 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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. But it does hope to make money. And if it can but be made aware of the fact that it will sell little or no land, that it will be favored with little or none of the millions which are to badly needed for the development of its wonderful resources, it will be glad to come to the way of civilization well as Christianity, giving to all of its citizens the right to a chance in court. Other states of the South failed miserably in their attempts to come to fairness for Negross till economic circumstances forced them to see the light. And The Express is of the opinion that Florida will be no exception to that rule. How such pressure can be applied cannot now be known. But it must come if Florida is to change. The way of its consciences will be found painfully slow. Mississippi is finding that the job of eradistics inching is hard and that the awakening of public sentiment against it is slow. Its latest inchers were apprehended and tried but acquitted. Thus it is proven that habit and custom are hard to break. It will be a long time before the masses in Mississippi are raised to the level of thinking that inching is wrong. 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 courts. It is our guess that NE. groans in Alabama will be allowed to be more than the total come together, raised the amount necessary to the carrying of their fight through all of the lower courts and into the Supreme Court of the land. OLI HST FRIENDS AND TET A Negro had occasion to speak to a young white man the other day about certain matters of business and the conversation nature. The man was very good to know days; I too a discussion of the relations between the races. In the course of this part of the conversation, the young white man Dose educating solve the race question. I am issue which—the been much diagnosed and argued amid the rush of American civilization. It is contended that the problem is the loss of the power to have intensified and sprained the relations existing between black and white people in this country and in consequences a rather heavy collection has been made, as serving that education would wipe out color limits and permit these divergent people to live side by side in peace much a conclusion; appears obviously a problem. Dose educating solve the race question. I am issue which—the been much diagnosed and argued amid the rush of American civilization. It is contended that the problem is the loss of the power to have intensified and sprained the relations existing between black and white people in this country and in consequences a rather heavy collection has been made, as serving that education would wipe out color limits and permit these divergent people to live side by side in peace much a conclusion; appears obviously a problem. OLI HST FRIENDS AND TET A Negro had occasion to speak to a young white man the other day about certain matters of business and the conversation nature. The man was very good to know days; I too a discussion of the relations between the races. In the course of this part of the conversation, the young white man Dose educating solve the race question. I am issue which—the been much diagnosed and argued amid the rush of American civilization. It is contended that the problem is the loss of the power to have intensified and sprained the relations existing between black and white people in this country and in consequences a rather heavy collection has been made, as serving that education would wipe out color limits and permit these divergent people to live side by side in peace much a conclusion; appears obviously a problem. 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 Eighteen representatives elected by the Pullman Porters of the entire country to represent them in the conference on wages and working conditions to the held here this week with officials of the company. Mr. Maynard and John W. The Conference has been organized and on Saturday rules had been adopted and preliminary work completed. The elected representatives, a plagio did looking group of men and pay-aufs, will be published on the www.salvers.org. We'll predict that definite results will follow their efforts to improve both salary and working conditions: The members of the conference are James Sexton, New Orleans, T. E. Griffin, New York; A. W. Underwood, Boston; Mr. Allen, Buffalo; Mr. M. M. Lowe, Los Angeles; Mr. Kenn of Grand Rapids, and Messrs. Smith of Omaha; Business Anderson, Atlanta, Ga.; T. A. Jones, Jacksonville, Fla.; L. E. Davis, Chicago, West J., H. Peterson, Columbia, New York; K. Green, Grand Rapids, Mich.; James Sexton, New Orleans; J. D. Dannister, Philadelphia; W. M. Jobes, Pittsburgh; C. Murdock, Los Angeles, Calif. Boston was elected chairman of the conference. T. E. Griffin, the Secretary and E. Anderson, floor lead. 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 ``` HAVE YOU? Does education solve the race question to be an issue which has been much discussed and argued amid the rush of American civilization. It is consisted that the hoodium elements of both races have intensified and strained the relations existing between black and white people in this country and in consequence a rather hasty confusion has been made, asserting that education would wipe out color lines and permit these divergent people to live side by side in peace such a conclusion appears obviously and entirely erroneous. Witness the horrid Tynching of a black man by students of the University of Missouri. We are of the opinion that this education of the black people in the country will give them more intelligent direction to their efforts will destroy some of the grotesqueness of their public marriage will produce more capital and time to the greater part of their institutions and fantasies. It will not be the form to complete better life at the political and economic world but we do not argue that the solid education will make them love the white man. will destroy some of the grotes- tions for a "fair and impartial trial" to be quarrelyness of their public marriage by a jury has proven itself to be will produce more capital and wipe a mere largon of words. Education is the greater part of their religion, religion, and law have failed. In a separate case, the relation between theிருத்தகாத்தகல, the big-bones of the political and economic world for the "think of 2006 by Lynghor in accrued black men by a mob of students" is to make them do the white man. On the other hand, education of the white men might give a note of the terrified victim as he gained into intelligent appreciation of the law of society, but to the end of the age of the black man who is in the light of science than in Ignorant. His phrenasemagoria can not be planned. These men have known what the curse of race prejudice can resolve itself into. We can't be so afraid that it will not make him more charitable, that it will not be soட上一的 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 the sale of a wavelength is looked upon with disfavor and considerable apprehension, and, it is, recommended that all future positions of this kind be scrutinyled most carefully by the Department of Commerce, so that to eliminate the possibility of influencing to wavelength. 2. Legislation is most necessary in the next session of congress. The conference outlined the needed laws, 10. Classae A; H. and C to exclude no longer, Quality of programs demanded from a given station shall depend upon the power, and other requirements of the department. 11. No broadcasting stations shall be credled without a permit for rejection, being obtained from the radio section of the Department of Commerce. 12. Broadcasting licenses to be issued for a form of five years, with preferential consideration to the renewal thereof, and annual it; causes fees to be collected on the basis of the state policy, to allow 11. "Amateur" rode transmitters will no longer be licensed to use spark transmitters. 14. Congress will be urged to appropriate more and sufficient funds for the administration of radio. 15. Education of, the public may be made and daily press and other media are also intended to protect the misuse of many types of receiving, which reradiate and cause both programs interference. 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. You ask your guests to write down the names of all the present genis they can remember from Washington's time—on-setting a time limit, of course, in allowing them to make their guests. Make it a real test by asking the consentants to place the names of the president's in the order that they hold office. Or—you might ask them "who was the sixteenth president of the United States"—or "who was the twelfth," etc. 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 Because it works against the toxin, this neutralizing substance is called antitoxin. If the system can produce it in sufficient quantities, and rapidly enough, rac�essly occurs. Left to itself, however, the system is quite often available to manufacture sufficient mitoxin to have the diphtheria toxin from doing serious, or even fatal, damage. Thus is apparent from the relatively high death rate from diphtheria when the diseases we allowed to run its course without progress treatment. When the phytocities give antitoxin to the diphtheria patient, he is giving his patient the ready-made antige to the diphtheria toxin. In other words, the patient receives just exactly what his own system is trying to develop to neutralize the diphtheria toxic. If he receives a sufficient amount of the antitoxin, and receives it early enough, his recovery is practically assured. The thing to remember is that antitoxin is Nature's own remedy for diphtheria. It is a remedy produced in Nature's own laboratory—the living body. And it is the only "nature cure" known this disease. 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. 1-2 cup butter or butter sub- attent. cup of sugar cups of tanshipoon of milk. Vanilla 1-2 cups of flour 1-2 cup of milk little蟹油milk little salt Chopped fruit meal. Method: Cream the butter. Add the sugar and egget. That well. Add vanilla. Put with not many and baking powder into size. Chill the butter thoroughly. Butl thin. Cut the desired shaped. Place in greased baking sheet. Further sprinkle with chopped butts after they are baked decorate to make location make to a moderate open about 10 minutes. If you have any questions concerning Dietetics and other Household Hints You would like to ask Diet Webster-address her-to-care of the patient. Copyright 1956 by The Boomie Brown Corporation, Chicago road To tter although antih ANTITOXIN J. SCHOLES cause disease produce certain pos- Aboung the more common of those uses dipteria. Many of the amp- feets of this disease result from to the diptherid bacillus. Reply I You 2. Yes. Diabetes was formerly very fatal among young people Insulin has apparently saved the lines of many. Pats In The Side 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 Mrs. L. H. writes: "What causes the efeids to be reddened and form crusts, especially in the mornings? My daughter is twelve years old, and her eyelids are like this most of the time. Could you tell me what I could do for it?" 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. --- WICHITA FALLS—A W. Westford of Texarkana has opened an uphold of funeral performance at 11:10 2-3-Take-So. He has 100 worth of equipment. Ed Jackson on Garden St. died Tuesday. On account of Inclément weather the clubs were compelled to postcome their meetings. The Ladies Freeze was to go well this morning. Mr. W. W. Melton and themen. The W. W. Wednesday are the londies at Mr. M. O. Bell left Wednesday for Stanford 19 be some several days. Mrs. Chau. Taylor. Park St. has been ind沸的 for the new copy of the Express at Dr. J. T. Saturday. David Rhodes, A. H. 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. VAN ALSTNE—On account of the rain bunday there were no services. The Wroung's Miscellaneous. The first of the old people met at the redesign of Miss Jaster Totten Tuesday. Next meeting at the home of Mrs. Hobart Wyn and Mrs. Wilmington, who were the shepman. Miss House, assistant teacher, was called to Denise to the funeral of a friend. Tuesday the New Yorker was at the present Tuesday night for Miss Esther. Tobacco, of Enfin was enjoyed by all of the women. Miss Mary had a third Totten entertainment with a birthday party. Wednesday night. We are having plenty of slees and les, as any thing is could be. Mr. The from the stic lies. Please give your clichle for the Dallas Express. WICHITA FALLS—A.W. Wealthford of Texarkana has opened up an update to funeral port for the 100-ton Lake in the 100-ton worth of the shipments. Ed Jackson on Garden St died Tuesday on account of incident weather the club was compelled to confront the group of 100-ton. Mr. W. T. Welch, the next of the 100-ton of Jolonie at Miss M. O. Toll left Winslow for a funniest general days. Mrs. Chas, Taylor Park St, has been informed of several days. The first of the 100-ton forget your copy of the Express at Dr. T Trichomonias will work up a new, unsolicited, high-level project. Mrs. Bailie addressed this Misproperty Society Monday. The president kept a cordial invitation to all members and friends to come out. Mrs. Bailie's Funders were in the room. At 8:47, Mary's after noone. Come out. Mrs. Annie Wills is one of the best clients. We'll talk to the home. Mr. Bailie is going to the school for the first time. We'll go to the Museum. — Kier-was-bisted-fans at Matthawsي hospital church. Tuesdays are open this week. Mr. and Mrs. A Lane are shopping with her for a little. Tuesday evening was quite an enjoyable event. All the time I was in the park. Theжаз, the new-born of her friends were entertained at a birthday dinner. Among the first people were Mary, Mary, Dan Black, Mr. Frank Norris, Mrs. Agena Lewis, Robb Washington and J.C. Smith. MERKEL—On account of big weather there was no Thunder school or service at Mr. Oliv's. F.C. Sunday. Sorry to note that little Miss Pernice's Veronella was of the sinks last this week. Ney, E. N. Clusky, is soon to move to South Water to take up his work at past-tor of the A. M. E. church there. Ney, E. W. Wiley, the Merkel is set on the job as pastor of the Little Pierck. E. C. Stivester, Ney. Wiley has put over the great program in style over the past year. Mr. Kier-was a church church, the "Key Man" in getting a colored school. We are glad to note that, we have a splenoid young lady for Merkel's public school in 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. The Espresso and secured a second of the Espresso and Robert F. H. Simons is still improving and feels that in a few days he will be walking. Carter and Wilson and Jim Howe are asking that you remember they are in the same business and at the same place on Belknap. MARSHALL—A very sad occurrence in this city occurred when Mrs. Philip Mason committed suicide—by shooting, nearst once through the heart causing instant death. But was demented by the loss of her mother and her dear little one 8- or 4 years old—she was alone when the incident occurred. She left a note explaining her act. In agreement in Hudson Cemetery, they were the most attending. She was a member of St. Paul Baptist church. Mrs. Maria Moore's little infant and child died as her home after a short illness. Mrs. Edward Ile died at her home on Regh Garrett St. after a short illness with preeclampsia, funeral attended from Libyan St. C. with Woodmen of West Honors. A heavy show fell in Mrs. Shall, Charles Witt, our old townman is seriously ill. Recall the Express, delivered to your door, Eling is it will be forthcoming. Services were good. Dr. L. Johnsonus preached a soul stirring vermon, but J. L. Touch of the Hange. Dr. J. L. Johnson was called to Dallas, Texas to preach the funeral of Mrs. E. Blechop a member of St Paul A. M. E. Queen City, Dallas, Dr. A. Smith, pastor, Dr. E. L. Smith, much improved. The school is doing splendid work under the present Principal Asberry. Dr. A. O. Rodgers the new doctor is putting his program over. DENTON—Sunday morning found this part of Texas covered with snow and the youngsters and quite a number of the older people spent the day in snow-balling, and other old weather sports. Rev. C. Harles T. T. of the Oak Cliff District of C. M. E. church was here holding his first Quarterly Conference at St. Pilgrim C. M. E. church. Rev. A. L. Brown preached the Union sermon for this occasion. Rev. T. C. Collins went to work at Winnborough, Services were good at St. James all day. Rev. Brown preached excellent sermons, both morning and night services. It persons took part in class meeting Monday night. J. L. Logan received the and news that his daugh GXINSTELLE—Miss Marie Davidson entertained a few friends last Wednesday, night with a white party. Benjamin Hendricks sustained a broken ankle last week. Mrs. Pearl Pempleton was future first week when she fell and broke her ankle. Shirens's spares went to Dunstan, Ohio, last week to visit a white J. R. Carter was here for a few days in the week visiting his brother of Mr. Tadman. Mrs. Edison bought it with the sick-in-and-her daughter at the loss at her bodies. Little Windell Stone returned home last week, he will return Wednesday. Mrs. Colquitt and Mrs. Wilburn spent to where end of Arymoore, Ohio. Chirley, Glen, has bought a new car. Miss Coelein Davis and Miss Mary Pempleton went to Valley View last week and also W. F. Kills of McKinley and Janey Jaggeros. Mrs. Leana Shelton and daughter are here visiting Mr and Mrs. James Grover, Jim Vareer-died last week at, Thurso-All-Churches were not so well attended as the day on account of unsettled weather. Day the Ecclesons and keep postings in air-vans, you can trust me as well as I can trust you. Give your name to Janette Kintz, Mr. Know all. 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. Friday afternoon and THE FAMILY THE FAMILY-NEXT DOOR SO, AT LEAST YOU HAVE SOME NEED TO DRESS FOR DINNER! IT'S ABOUT TIME! # DISTRIBUTING - BETWEEN - BETWEEN PICKLE BOWS AND ALL RIDGED SPORTS - AT ANY MONEY TIME THEN HAPPY THEN DIDLEAS - BUST-FAT WINDOWS - AND THE POUNTS - BUT THE KINK WITH THE HUGE WINDOWS - AND BRANS A MONTH WHEN HE DRAWS AS A PRIOR GOVERNMENT- ARTIST **JACKSONVILLE** — There are no services at the church Sunday, but there are on Saturday evening about 5:20 and on Sunday evening the night until moderated at noon, and joined warmer and cooler weather each day. While Vista was called home from home the little sister, Mild G. Jackson, the Programmer and Interpreter YouTube channel, won the honors for the No. 1 class leader for the month of January. Jackson left for the summer with the higher amount: Oscar D. Browder left for work for SUNY at present. Saturday and Sunday in prominent phiosis has moved to the building of Young Toughee Storm. Misses M. J. M. Lloyd, C. F. 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! 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Mrs. Alberta Burton visited her mother in Dallas Sunday. The seeing circle did not meet last Wednesday evening but will meet at Water Johnny Smith's this coming Wednesday. Don't forget that Ray, D.D. Isna will be here next Sunday and a few more nights to preach the mission sermon and teach the little Institute. Don't fall to get the news at Rowes Cafe. BONHAM-Mrs. G. Duke was called to Drumwright. Oaks to the end of the year of her mother. Mrs. F. Moore, Mrs. D. Jones left last week for Dallas, Texas Mrs. V. Garrett left for Dallas, Mr. J. Anderson left for Sherman, Texas. The Whitney and Winfrey of St. Worth, Texas are of the best ido of her titles. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. H. Jones, and the station. Texas are in the city visiting his mother Mrs. R. Jones, Mr. A. Eliot, Mr. of Henressa, Texas is Visiting parents Mr. and Mrs. F. Roberson are proud of a fine baby girl. Mr. J. Berry is on the stick List. Services at the different Churches were good Collection at the Whiteham Baptist Church was $24. The V. W. A. of the New Homs Baptist Church met at the residence of Mrs. B. Wilson on the 14th. A splendid meeting was held at The Object "Our Almighty and Y. W. A." for by our president Mrs. A. Whitewade, who gave us much light and was followed by others. Babies Love It For all stomach and intestinal troubles and disturbances due to teething, there is rothole from a salid Intact and Children's Laxative. "OH, HOW MUCH GOOD IT DID MY FACE!" "THAT LITTLE GAME" Inter-naf'Cartoon Co., N.Y.-By B. Link THIS IS A SOME FIELD JUST THINK OF THE MOMENT-MY PRODUCTION WOOD INJECT OF BALK, BUNK COUNTRY NEXT DAY. LUCKIN — Sunday: School was good at good lunch. C. M. Jr. church Sunday, New J. R. Collins was at 10 p.m. past street. M. N. Miss A. Drowned at Houston, Texas was in the city Monday. Mr. N. partner is spending the week at N. Shaner and Miss G. Gloyer were married Sunday evening at good night. 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A RED ONE. CHORUS, OF ALL SEE Y Inter-nafT Cartoon Co., N.Y. - By B. Link ALL RIGHT. CHORUS. - FROM THE REST OF THE GANG. ALL RIGHT! Well - - That's Different! No SAVE! WHEN DO WE EAT AROUND THIS JOINT? ?? SAY! WHEN'DO WE EAT AROUND THIS JOINT? 2.2 SANFAL MIDY 15 a safe, efficient, depend- able preparation. No pre- condition. Not be cautious. $1.10 at all drugs. reliable with laxatives Nujol is a bowel inhibitor—not a laxative or cathartic—no can griggle or form a habit. Nujoldy administrate the waste regular, through hotel movements, Gentle and safe for young and old. Gives soothing relief to piles. No treatment like Nujol. VALET AutoStrop Razor sharpens itself TEXAS TOWNS JATTON—Sunday School and Services were well attended Sunday. The W. H. M. if will have a program on the 8th Sunday. Mr. A. Majib is on the right list. The V. W. A. met at the usual hour. The question of officers for 1926, President Mrs. J. B. Borkine's Secretary Mrs. N. L. Kini, Treasurer Mrs. T. Ming, Installation was grand. AUTO—About two inches of snow (all layers Saturday night) and Sunday which prevented services. The readers of the Express please are to create for your paper. If we do have inexcellent weather. WELLINGTON—Sunday, swing to such a image snow. we could not stand Church Monday night a ham-gut given in honor of the Mascole Lodder and Eastern Star. Menu, hot tea, tea, and witches, called and hot coffee. Bro, R. Smiley, State G. D. and A. M. was with us. TEXARKANA, Ark. — Services were good at Invasion at A. M. E. Church Sunday. Rev. J. W. Nelson our pastor is doing great work. We are asking our many friends to come and be with us. Our doot friends are. KHS our members give you a hearty welcome. WOLFE CITY — Miss J. Wood died Jan. 16, 2015. Cemetery, Mr. and Mrs. G. Gisoura, of Glorenza, Texas received the Memorial. The Footwear received the Judgment. The Texas a sundress. Miss A. Walls, Mrs. A. Lack and Mrs. W. Wood, are on bustline here. A moment of heavy snow on Church bell rang Sunday. The members at Mr. P. Brixton. Baptist Church gave their children all an amnesia. Mrs. M. L. 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 PITTSBURG The Ministerial Council was well attended last week at Bettle, Texas. From Mitzburg, Rev. O. R. Francis, Mrs. H. Bennett, Mrs. A. W. Washington, Rev. B. H. Brown, Rev. M. W. Tomm. Hush and classics in the Franklin, Rev. H. E. Irwin, in the right mass in the alpha-plane. Ray Evans left for Jefferson. The most important was the "Miss Quarter," Service good, muddy morning — but the crowd was small. Denner class No. 4. Miss Baker acted as hapt, and cuted the service out — clearly. A. E. M. E. Church was the 14th of February 1936 to be a big church rally. Flav, J. G. Young is asked to come and preach and belong his members also. Tew, Warrington said his staff of the first of the first. The school is the most of Teachers,�Kids getting along nicely in their school work. Miss Arons Baker got the first prize Sunday, sending in the automobile race, meet the Laurels give you the most. Bob Bob, Mr. Huber, Miss M. M. W. Fitts honoring Missas Glowning, who have moved to Terrell. The young men of the city have organized a special club which has the treasure of professional work. Dr. G. Carroll creatively of Orden moved to the city and began pre- Nursing medicine here. May, P. H. Washington, who has been out of the city for a few days returned to the city for a special visit to Church to moving along along the new home shortly. Mrs. Wannale Balls Pitts is on the sick list. 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. she was royalty entertained. Mr Andrew Jackson of Yockum, Texas enroute to Paris, Texas was the guest of Dra. S. and J. D. Goodman. Miss L. Houston, is teaching at Rock Hill, three miles North in Pyleo. The Literary Art Club has been reorganized and met Thursday evening as the residence of Mrs. W. S. Walton where the members entertained their husbands with a three course luncheon. Mrs. W. E. Walton, President, Mrs. N. Johnson, Vice President, Mrs. J. H. Hampton, Secretary, Miss J. L. Anderson, Director, Miss I.M. H. Derson, Treasurer, Mrs. A. N. Prince, Director. The next meeting will be with Mrs. R. Drivist on Jan. 11. The Supreme Mutual Insurance Co held its annual election of officers Tuesday night, Jan. 2. Dr. R. L. Goodeon, J. R. Patterson, R. B. Davis, Jan. A. Crenshaw, J. Huntly, Jan. Whitby, Rev. H. D. Allen, Ed. King, A. Watson, Q. James, Atty, Durham and B. J. Date were all is elected. Dr. J. E. Haines pastor of St. John C. M. E. Church also one of the Secretaries of the General Conference and Dr. J. Wilson Jr., President of North Texas College were elected as members of the Board of Directors. The Motion Picture entertainment at the St. James M. E. Church set Jan. 26 drew out a crowded house. He will also show at the St. James M. E. Church's reels of Uncle Tom's Cabin. ELECTRA—Rev. G. W. Caraway pastor of the A. M. E. Church of Vazmon. District held, his first quarterly conference at St. Paul A. M. E. Church, Burkhurnett, Texas. Eleven-Clerk- Association raised for this quarter 1883. Rev. M. H. Harrison pastor, more just: Mrs. H. Forsley, Mrs. H. Cook, Miss O. Bigman and Mrs. Preston Dalton Worshipman, price for the Great Thousand (B�) project. The Great Thousand was given to have the Charleston Kids and Miss Preston says we'll win first price next time. ATHENIS—Services at the different churches were poorly attended on account of the down pour of rain, Rev. Kilgore, of Mr. Prevelence Baptist entertained his board of deadons and ministers of the self-with an elaborate dinner. Mrs. W. W. W. W. W. W. W. Mrs. W. Wilson was called to the Waco, Texas to attend the funeral of her sister, The Infant of Mr. and Mrs. P. Wilson died. Missed Maurine Waldon and Minnie Miller spent his war in the city will be the first time. Returning to their School Monday Mrs. N. Hell and Mrs. B. Chase and Mr. W. Hill were called to Dallas to the beida of their]\] Rev. C. Davis of the Church of Good growth art of this church will be: Houston Texas Miss A. Devereun-resulted to Waxahachie, Texas to enter school. You will always find the Express at E.C. Franks barbershop, or see the reporter, Mrs. L. H. Miller. 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. Morton, Mr. E. Coniff, Mr. Fred Miller, of Vohlogitow, D. G. Wise in the City last week Visiting Mrs. France Howard-in-interest of the National Benefit. Arrivals: Mr. W. Elgin, Mrs. Club, Elgin-Division and water. House of Hogurt at the home is very dark. The young men of Taylor are organizing a Parliament Club under the leadership of Mr. P. E. Beay, Mrs. L. L. Leonard the principal of the Tarall Public School spent the week end in Taylor, Mr. Simon, Mappin has returned from St. Worth and East Texas points. Have 5 canns for the Express. CHAPEL BILL-St. New. W. 11. Hickensgott the past week at East, Mrs. Beasale Folk of Yorkum in the East of New York. It was the last year when Mr. Knoxson, W.H. Hown of Education and Relational Circles died at Heamont, Texas Jan. 26th. His remains were shipped here on the 24th for Durial. Funeral see vices held at the A.M. E. Church, of which he had been a 10th member for several years. Rev. M. Williams officiating. The Masons had charge of the body. Morgan and Davis, Funeral Directors. His country Mr. and Mrs. Blyverett. I.e. I. accompanied by the A.M. from Bancock, and a headway evening Jan. 26th. Mr. James-Farmer-Rev. died after an illness of several months. Funeral services Jan. 28th at the A.M. E. Church of which he had been a member for several years. 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. He leaves to mourn the death of a wife five children, father, mother other relatives and father, mother other relatives and keep in touch with your about friends Call for your paper at N. Dermott's Cafe. (CAMERON) The farmers are all amies over the fine mow. Churchs and Sunday Schools were very busy, weather, Mrs. Q. A. Turner was at home on the 32nd but on days Woods are regular Read send- E. McCoy, Prof. C. E. Kelly still improving, Mrs. N. A. Thomas and Mrs. Ind. Bisco never felt to take the paper. Q. W. Hedge reported a big business trip last week. Lots on each term life and health insurance. See H. K. McCrart. Last all the old readers pay up, review for the Exposures. Have your new media. William Washington. Dr. C. Mrs. Smith. In the city with his daughter Mrs. Lتن Hill. MINERAL W. KLLS—Mrs. J. Shepherd visited relatives last week, she left Friday for Washington. D. C. Mrs. Smith of E. Worth. Tees the guest of Mrs. A. Dunn and the guest of Mrs. A. Washington. In last week for Sheepport, L. J. in visit relatives and friends. Mrs. F. Brevater-in-on the lack. Miss. M. L. Eavy who has been in the city for several months has returned to her home in Cloth. Texas. Mrs. C. Ramsons has returned from Dallas. Texas where she has been at the beige of his grandson, W. Craig. Jr. Mr. G. Chaddis. Seriously ill at this working. The school has been in the building of the colored children of our community. The Parents Teachers Club has been earnest and faithful in their effort cooperating with Mrs. A. B. Dreman. Principal of the faculty in many ways. Mrs. L. T. Tollver was in Mitteboro, Texas on business last week. JACKSONVILLE— Sunday was a beautiful day for the Church goers being the 8th Sunday, no other service at the other Churches. But P. I. Cook preached a nobin sermon at 11-olock. Text 19. verae, 28th chapter of Matthew. Total collection for the day $22.00. Quite a large crowd attended the first board Sunday at Ponta. Text Means J. H. Cotright and D. Whits moved to Sun Augusta. Texas last week. Mr. D. Williams was called to Troupe. Texas to attend the funeral of his sister, Mrs. J. Harris of Pharmerville. La. is in the city visiting her sister. Mrs. H. Martin, Mrs. N. Rison and son of Dallas. Texas spent a few days in the city visiting Mrs. T. B. Johnson, Dr. Lewis and family. Little Dernice. If Tension and Mrs. H. Hayes of Dallas motored to curly the gugts of Mr. and Mrs. L. Hayes NOTICE—The pages will be sold for 5 cents straight on delivery or at 22 cents per month. In addition to the costs of the sale of the books, the office on Saturday of each week, so that our news can reach the office by Monday morning to comply with these rules we must enlist for the paper as we go. The sad news reached here the many friends of the K. J. John's died recently in Hollie Spring, Miss. Mr. M. J. Loyd spent the week and at home, Mrs. M. J. Davis formerly of this city died in Memphis, Texas Jan. 25th, remains where shipped here for building Miss. Colton and others are always in the home last week. A-beef was canned at 25th Grove Community last week under the direction of our. Demonstration Agent Mrs. L. W. Ragnall. More than 100 cans of assorted beef was put up in the county's public building. The 1000s Qty Community Feb. 8, 1956, Prof. Walter, State Demonstration Agent and Mrs. Hunter of Pratley view, Texas will address the meeting Mr. J. R. Fuller returned home from Galveston, Texas after spend- of the Washington's Missionary Society entertained with a Tea at the home of Mr and Mrs. J. H. Brown. Writing night, Mrs. E. McGee is much improved Prof. A. L. Franklin of Ruek, Texas was in the city Saturday on business. A Dinner was served by Math. Personages by Mrs. W. Cumbo. Captain of Club No. 1, 58 v. cents a plate. MARSHALL—Mr. L. H. Williams has returned from Atlanta, US. The members of the M. E. Church is holding a meeting in the Hensavell Hall, near Galliey Baptist Church. Mr. J. Thorce is much improved. Mr. H. Williams, Grand Deputy of the A. F. & A. U. of Louisiana and Miss L. Urgun were quietly snarried at her parents home in Huony Bouth. Miss Bryant is one of Marshall's most popular young ladies. Mr. M. Politzer is on the 18th of May. Mrs. A. Alreety received a telegram that her ends Wm. Ransom was seriously ill. CALVENT— Mr. H. C. Bradley and Mr. J. Williams are reopening Mr. North Baptist Church, five miles North of Cliftort, Miss C. Drennan, Miss E. Gooley, G. V. Mead, U. S. Hammonds and wife Mr. Friday Thornton St. Luke Baptist Church is still without a poster. Rev. J. & Torter of Houston, Texas was a pleasant victory to the B. A. & B. Sundayتىكى the church. Marlin, Texas, Hava, K. D. Tarrel and I. N. Whites were also visitors to the N. B. A. & M. S. Miss O. Love spent a few days in the city the guest of her sister Mrs. P. L. Payne. Mr. J. Johnson, grandfather of Mr. J. Riley, died Sunday. Dr. J. S. Millman was in the city Sunday guest of Mrs. Whitehead. McKinney—Mr. and Mrs. P. Johnson, Mrs. A. E. Cal of Chicago, Ill., Mr. E. Johnson of Oakland, California, Mrs. G. G. Moffrey of Arizona, City, Kane, are in the city of the bed side of Mr. H. Johnson who is seriously ill, Rev. Moon is able to go again to the delight of his many friends. Mr. W. Walking has returned to Oakland, California. ALLES — Mr. and Mrs. Hunder Burton and Children were called to Kaufman to attend the funeral of his father Mr. A. L. Burton. Mr. David Williams rented Mr. Jack Summs place for another year. He moved to his new home Wednesday, Mr. Reed is now come to our stay—was stricken with paralysis night and died Monday night—interred at McKinney, Rev. W. J. Cobbs officiated. Mr. B. good st. all Churcher Sunday being the fifth Sunday there was no preaching here. Jones Chapel C, M. E. Church, pastor, Rev. Smith was called away. They have a new pastor now, who will preach for them on their next meeting day. DENESON — 100 men wanted in the Hoppewell Bible Class, Dr. Jon. B. Foster Invited you to come. The is more ever charm than think. wonderful preparation made my blue long, soft, glamour and takeover hairstyle. 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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 JUST THINK OF IT WONDERFUL HAIR GROWER For nearly 20 years Madam C. J. Walker's Wonderful Hair Grower has stood the gruelling test of womanhood and proved its rare excellence beyond the shadow of a reasonable doubt. Women all over this land and in 29 foreign countries have used it to enliven nerve cells, enrich the scalp, thicken thin hair, soften and silken rough, wiry hair and thousands of both men and women have found this preparation matchless in nourishing and stimulating weakened hair growth on scalp left all but bald by protracted illness. Madam C. J. Walker's Wonderful Hair Grower is not an experiment, it has stood the test of time and is today a proven safe, certain way to have better hair. MADAM C.J.WALKER'S TRADE MARK RESTRICTED WONDERFUL SAR CHOKER NET CONTENTS 100 MADAM C.J.WALKER MANHATTAN INDIA lions. The corporation, closed a month, purchased $100,000 in January 17, 1974, and gifted six per cent dividends to stockholders until December 31, 1974, with limits to $200,000 being sold, most of which was—sold through the lions. The corporation has been underwritten by 18 corpora- Firer of His Kind Purham also has the distinction of being the group of the first Colored Faternal society organized in the state to provide insurance, for its members. The Royal Knights of King David was organized in 1883, the 1948 program includes an ex-berthings from the present figure to a life extentated department which will necessitate another building at the present by the mortar of a credit to the community. In 1900, 600 an increase of $12,000 was the present figure to 40,000 to 100,000. If the plan goes through it will mean that another building is in the city of Lagos, which will be a credit to the community. Another Distinction This city, it is claimed, enjoys another distinction that, no other city, in the United States does—it is the home of a small城乡-like family of a family in another city. The Means and Farmers Bank is 18 years old and has enjoyed a steady growth in business. A goal of $1,000,000 has been set for the year. The branch bank is operated in Haileigh, Total-resources for the bank are $170,000, of which amounts $15,000, a total of the resources. This company, through its real- ized department, has purchased, promoted and is developing a mod- ification system for the college network, hosted between very, orphanage and old folk home. Trustees have already been appointed to the department now given to the plan for the operation of the home. Trustees will be appointed to the position will be the first to be opened. **OVERVIEW** During the first year, the NEW Lafayette hospital, which best represents the community, occupied, giving to the Navigators of the city and the best supported Nurse, the staff and the best supported Army, the community, Colored liberals, the three cooperative corporations, and Associates, and many other alike. The program of definite development will be the first to be opened. Pinned Faith Here In discussing the tendency of "Negroes" to go north, C. Nowding, one of the city's tending Neighborhoods that, "Durham today offers the most important opportunity for the Negro men and women, that can be found elsewhere in this country. At different times, within the last 25 years, I have watched, tendencies among professional and business groups of my people to go. First north, and then west. During the same 25 years my associates and myself continued our program here in the south. I believe sincerely that what we have accomplished to Durham could not have been duplicated in any other section of the country. I believe Durham will be the first city in North Carolina within the next five years. In the last year, the Negros will do their share of the work in boasting and pushing Durham forward. Come to the Frisella Art Club Valentina Frolic and Charleston Contest at the Humming Bird Hall, February 15th. THINK O Madam C.J.W. WONDERFUL HAIR nearly 20 years Madam C. J. 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To begin with the plant was not such as to make the school so attractive but many months ago the society has been destroyed by the crisis. First which destroyed the principal buildings. This gave the college a bad lack when the school was built. The most common of the institutions will be asked to be asked to be applied to the sum of $1,000.00 to be used in a big building program. The school has been^{-\}$ Negra teachers See Ch. Houses Recently the John Merley club was organized by the school of the Department of the Community, and within the near future it planned to create a club house. The school was created in 1982. During the 1980s the Parley was for the first time from the United States. The school was组建 in the year 1982, with the end of the club was organized. Several sites have been offered for the club that are not expected to be built in the future. The club consists of the building with a modern in all particulars. 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(1) The 1960s are a period of man-in-the-middle and man-in-the-middle. was in either Ancient or Medieval Times. (2) Women of yesterday were endowed with teaching of Divine Providence, instead of just plain, humanity. (3) Women of today are our mothers, grand mothers. (4) Great ground (mother's life) (4) That bobbed hair and short skirts have nothing whatever, to do with morality. (5) Women do not mean any individual person, such as Cleopatra. Mary Queen of the Scots or Elizabeth, the Virgin Women, but the masses. (6) That women or the predecessor of woman caused sin or vice to be in the world. (7) That morality meant the science or study of women could be right and soon good or evil, and the great character of the agent. (8) That Education was not necessarily an exponent of morality. (9) That Prohibition has done nothing to help those the moral standing of women of today. (10) That Divine was not in motion by women of yesterday, still exists and are kept in motion by women of today, as there seem to be a woman at the bottom of most all crimes. Neutralities 1 Affirmative 2 John Farles, Secretary, 3 Harder, President. Feb. 25, 27 at Texas College, Mr. and Mrs. Arvia Hamilton, of $11, N. Border Ave. served a 2-year dinner in honor of Mrs. M. A. Watters of this city, Mrs. M. H. McClellan her two children. Qual and Wyland, Miss L. M. A.霞济, domestic together and Miss Lillie a student, all of Butler College. A joyful, exciting was spent. The music teacher, Miss Ruby Anderson, menu consisted of: Baked chicken with dressing, cabbage with bacon, corn bread, pickle, bread, fruit salad on lettuce leaf, coconut操盘 tea, cake and orange ice. In-vitational extended by their little daughter, Quinlan. The Sunshine Club met with Mrs. Gipson Jan. 22, with president, presiding. A deal of business was transacted after which a position of the evening was spent in art work. The hostess scored a delicious menu of sandwiches, hot chocolate and cake. The club endured to meet with Mrs. M. L. Hamilton Feb. 12th. Mrs. Waters president, Miss Funn for report. DUNBAR HI SCHOOL WEEKLY NUNBAR there are a great number. There is hardly enough room for them, however we are doing bigger things in the building. Girls now and all of those who will may take lessons, boona thing to have a song festival in a few weeks. They are brushing he & success. Mrs. Willa Green and sisters, who spend their weekends with grandmother, Mrs. Robinson, have returned to their home in Darwin, the Dunbark HI school Friday after week. All the parents are parents Girls who have been ill for the last few weeks to battle. There are a few without a fee at the Dunkar Church. All of our friends are CELINA—Services were poorly attended at all chrysanthemum gardens. Hew, N. W., Holmes held his quarter here at 11. Sunday. Quarter here at 11. Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Willis Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Willis from home to sherbrook Chas. Randall is visiting his wife with her children. And family have moved in. Mrs. and Mrs. Amel Willis are with her children. Association will convene here this week. Mrs. J. C. Ford and Mrs. A. C. Ford $2d at Washington School. MILLSBORO—One hundred and HILLS BORO—One hundred and seventeen years ago, the first of the 12th, a log cabin situated in a Kentucky Wilderness was born in the town, a percentage of the laborer's home. Abroad was the first of the two, a deity of the illulator of a race of Metzers and Chims. If he (Lincoln) could come back today and note the infidelity of our group, if he could see them going several blocks out of their way to buy from a white man what they could get from a duen man at the same price; if he could see the teachers and preachers as well as other so-called race leaders reading white, whitepaper and other duly-called books, the "new" public, and the "old" of he would have piled the playground. "I'm reәgeted by the day I made you free." The body of Pro. Comna any of the children of Hillsboro who died in Ft. Worth was brought here Friday by the Hardee and Brown Undertaking To the funeral was preached at Little Zion Hospital church by the pastor Rev. F. D. Davis. He was buried under the auspices of Comet Tardos No. 63 and A. M. of which he was a brother. He was arrived at the house and two son-in-law was born and reached here and who have been and reached here of all Hurtsbore and adjoining communities. The account rains and snows have made business pick up for Dr. H. E. Orr, quite a few cases of 14 Gripps, some of which are threatening pneumonia. Jun. Jan. 30th at their home 145 E. McDonald St. Mrs. Frank, Bonner entertained in hambler of her husband, Mr. Shop Bonner's, birthday. They present Wazai Rev. E. D. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. T.onilson, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Bunnus, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Dunh響, Mr. May: Hendyron, Mr. Chancey Bonner, and Master Roderick Martin Bonner. The hostess served a helicnic and sumptuous seven course dinner. The guests departed within the consensus of opinions that Mrs. Bonner was a eul질ine artist of no mean ability, but that they were very much charmed, at not knowing just how near Bro Bonner was to three scores and ten. Out of respect of his appreciation, Mr. Bonner presented Mrs. Bonner a $21.50 wrist watch. Owing to the downward trend of the morning last Friday the Ladies Art and Social Club failed to have a fusting. He sure and secure a copy of the next issue of the Express. We will write a special article on precheese and teachers. Jeff Goodens suffered his third attack of paralysis Sunday and is reported to be seriously ill at this writing. WANTED—100 AGENTS Come to the Frisella Art Club Valentine, Profile and Charlestown Contest at the Humming Bird Hall, February 18th. Red Pepper Heat Stops Backache The heat of red pepper takes the power from a more house back to it, and it hurts at once. It can not hurt you, and it certainly ends the torture at once. When you are offering 50 you can only get around, just try Red Pepper. But, and you will have the quickest filter known nothing has ever been concentrated, penetrating heat, as if the heat is so good, you apply Red Pepper. But you will feel the thing long long, so three minutes it will take the more about through and through. Rain and goreons are gone. As any druggist for a jar of Power-Red Pepper Hunk, the sure to get the gunfire, with the dama Rowley on each package. For Free sample Mail. This Ad's versionment is to WHITEHALL PIFARMAOAL CO., Inc. New York was at his post. Hudgar and re- manned in the city all week continuing a financial drive which was very successful, even though the mother was very unfavorable. Mr. Torris-thies and son Humpback were unlimited in marriage. We wish for them a happy single life. Matthys has a son. The son devoted christ an member of the St. Pauli B. C. city and a studist of our little city. Rev. R. T. Castle performed the ceremony. They are at home on Cherry St. Max. M.C. Watkins and Mrs. Willie Mrs. Bradshaw conducted it a extendable music on the 28th at the Banger Hi Auditorium. The Female Club namely, Mrs. Ettx Gov. Wills Cook, Annis Curry, Hatta George, A. J. Bins, I. W. Warren N. B. Warmey and Mrs. M. C. Watkins of beautiful solutions. Mrs. Willie Mrs Bradshaw played the score phone violin and "Saw", and all of her numbers were pleasing the addition of all of them about splendid music! ability. Mrs. M. C. Watkins, polosit and accompan- ies of the occasion rendered some very pleasing numbers both instrumental and and vocal. Among the vocal numbers were: Thank God for the play, the playbook, Bambus and "African dance" compounded by "Mary's" and "African dance" was wonderful. Hamer is a group of Mrs. M. C. Washburn, also a group of Mrs. M. C. Washburn, but for 4 years and has driven correctly to build up her life. Rev. J. W. Washburn was master of corenomology and has been a teacher. Becoming a King. The Smith chapel church under the leadership of Rev. J. W. Washburn was named musical was united with F. S. Schollen in doing big things. The above named musical was united with W. D. W. H. Whiton, W. D. W. H. Whiton, and others are in Abilene attending a board meeting. Mrs. Laura Elain Schollen married last week, Dr. J. W. Washburn performed the corenomology success. Ms. Lilian Urban has been warrior at home for Sunday. The incident weather prevented him to go to his charges. He worries that the church Sunday morning and expected the S. J. Lilian Rev. J. W. Washburn be in fully able to hold own both literally and biblically. Washington exercise on the church Sunday for announcements. E. M. Washburn makes when he speeds geocovers. **MANTLAND--There was no service at any of the churches Sunday morning, except a covert, wanderer, Mrs. Hewlett, Mrs. McCormick, to Temple to the bedside of her son, Erica Parmen from the too and broke her brother's bone. Mrs. Emma then her son, the crank alpine and his son, the crank alpine and will soon recover. Miss Rose is visiting her brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ingall Millard. Sam a and Tetlow's Blue Moon ders, Perfumes, Hair s, Soaps, etc. PERFUME CO. Houston, Texas