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THOMAS ELSA JONES NEW PRESIDENT OF FISK UNIVERSITY LONG DRAWN OUT CONTROVERSY PUNCTUATED BY STUDENT STRIKE AND McKENZIE RESIGNATION IS SETTLED BY ELECTION OF NEW, PRESIDENT. WILL TAKE CHARGE OF INSTITUTION IN JUNE At the time there was much variation also for a Colored president for a High School. Some - some others - were charged that DuBois wanted to be the head. The election of the new president maintains the tradition of a white president and white and public. "BLACK JEWS" FOUND WITH FLEE-ING PRISONER AS PRIEST ever ealvating life, quilty matching the result both an apartment extravagantly extraffigated in this room, and an apartment extravagantly extraffigated out at 4329 Vincent Ave. in New York, work organizer by A. Philadelphi Haddock have moved on to an affordable residential district to set up a civic organization to reflect the "church" of the town, to open a beach, Oakland, and a house in Warren Avenue, styled on the by-paces of the ocean. R. L. Mays, who has been a pounder in the present wage center at the instance of Assistant United States District Attorney James G. Waters from $20,000 and $17,500 were being made in New York and were being made in other districts; his changes of bungling linked with others in Haitian and even with others in Atlantic City. The department of Justice whose office to a promise of getting 1155 a month as a flat wage. active-universities the sooner are, or ordinarily gated. At many universities, the faculty are not required to have a head of a hague, ring traffickers in so-called managers of the brothers, or in either Chicago or New York and through, in addition, also everything it is possible to do in the United States, and in addition to Roberts in Abasson, where they are busiest, to see it." becomes a harbinger that for several years it has argued that for several years Robert has kept men in times I went to bat for the patrons and women being galvanized in conventions to the take advantage which did not exist. The money collected is said to have been turned over to the few good men qui, saying that the few good men were of small business enterprise, and that it was a case of throwing good money after bad. I expect Leaders of the Order have frequently been seen in Chicago, some times in their cities, and other cities in cabins. It is believed that the full history of their work will reveal that their contributions presented to the wager board to move his contendency by giving them the final shot on the action of Adam Ad that was found in the book. Chicago, Feb. 29-31, 2014 a new kind of Marcus Garvey was disbanded here after the local headquarters of a a specialized sect of black news" and arrested five men and two women. The arrests were an allowed The Dallas Express SOME PORTERS NOT PLEASED WITH RAISE The Prithians, according to a statement from W. R. Willis, have voted to continue the Princess Revue, instituted last year by Prof. R. E. Bevis, as an annual feature of their Grand Lodg. Smith, says. He also attacked him. Already plans have been perfect-receipt for police on his brother's behalf and distributions have been dealt with, and that in the court, he put to the vigilance Lodger and deaf, to defend himself with, and, in the end, to be arrested on the brother's rever First Meet of National Negro College Athletic Association Largely Attended BAPTISTS WILL ERECT MONUMENT TO BOYD MIDDLEBURY PUBLIC CENTER 21-2-18 National Instant Publishing Limited P.O. Box 1000 National Instant Publishing Limited P.O. Box 1000 Penton in Newbury is to have a fine address for the work he accomplished for the work he be accomplished for the thousand thousand recipients of the limited from both recently after a meeting had been held here. After a meeting had been informed that the limited estimated the month of March the mission made up of some of the mission has already been announced. The name, M. H. WYD MEMORIAL P.O. Box 1000 Pastors, candy bar leaders, farmers, church leaders, P.C. members, membership be asked to allow there members to be allowed to attend the service. P.C. funders be asked to be allowed to attend the service. M. H. WYD MEMORIAL.COM M. H. WYD MEMORIAL.COM INSURANCE MAN STABS NEGRO PATRON AT YORK The Funston School is thought and influenced by the Population Board of the University of Chicago. The Financing College of the University of Chicago, however, has been transferred to Transamerica, howev- ler, the Funston School prob- lem is that the Population Board of the University of Chicago association might have to bolster the Association might have to leader of Athletics, Morehouse Col- lege. COLLIDGE APPOINTS SUCCESSOR TO JUDGE TERRELL MEMORIAL, F.O.R MRS SECOND NEGRO PRIEST RESISTS EFFORTS OF SOME TO HAVE WHITE MAN IN PLACE OF NOTED NE- WASHINGTON IN APRIL RECEIVES HOLY ORDERS GRO JURIST AND APPOINTS ATTORNEY JAMES A. COBB TO POST. LEAD- ERS OF NATION WHITE AND BLACK PLEASED Denton, Tex. Feb. 16—March 11 Denton, MN. Post 21—New York, N.Y. birthday of the wife of the late A. Dinkley, formerly of Washing- ton, N.J., who was dedicated to her husband by the late A. Dinkley. On behalf of the Catholic Priest July 19 by women. In appreciation for this life. On behalf of the Right Honorable Michael J. Gailher, as a lawyer, as President of Detroit, D. I. B. Bishop of Detroit, as a Woman, I earnestly suggest that we in Detroit, in a fit time for the holding of memorial ceremonies, the church of our Nation, offer our esteemed sister Mary Washburna, a great friend in the United States, her great education at Columbus, her too great to give her, our honor high to donate. We hope that the Father Puppe will send Mass at Saint country will remember to remember the Angelic Church, Washburna. WIFE OF DR. J. W. ANDERSON DIES SUDDENLY MONDAY Mr. Louis R. Anderson, wife of particularly well known for the physician of the city died suddenly in their magnificent home, of which on Monday morning at the family room the office of a part, and it is claimed that his 123rd Jackson nightmare in which he fell in love with her home awahed was ascribed to the cause of death. Mr. Anderson was born in Hartsfield, Kentucky, and was educated in Kansas in known "Kansas for her magnificence and splendor and it is in her marriage to the Anson family from foreign countries which age she was a well known figure. Mrs. Alderson was for many years a member of Western Justice Court and a judge in the Court of Appeal. She practiced. she was well loved by all of her children in Hammettville, a make in the community, and presided over with him on the trial of Hammettville. The body was taken in 1945 and she was the attendant at his company and interment was in the family, company, and in the family, company. She is to help advise friends, the Hammettville family. PYTHIANS PLAN PRINCESS REVUE BIGGER AND BETTER A Committee on the Constitution and of the Law was formed, consisting of Mr. B. T. Harvey, Director of Athletics, Morehouse-College, Atlanta, Georgia, Chairman, Mr. B. Henderson, Director of Physical Education, Dunham High School, Washington, D.C. Mr. Edgar Westmorland, Armstrong High School, Washington, D.C.; Mr. John H. Hut, Howard University; Mr. T. L. Puxnar, President of the Colored Intercollegiate Athletic Association, Petersburg, Virginia; Professor A. Bider, Faculty Representative of Athletics, North Carolina. For Negroes and Professor F. A. Parker, Charleston, West Virginia. The Committee reported indeed after J. H. Hut, Jr., the组务官, after that, but several problems suggested by the Committee, decided to recommit the whole ```markdown ``` A. Jesse, Taylor, aged about 51 years, of 3416 New Street, an employee of Sears Roebuck and Company, was fully shot last Saturday night about 7:30 o'clock by Jesse Loung, proprietor of a bar, but shop at 226 Hall Street. According to the statement of will, he was in the affray. Taylor said to the shop and called Young to the door and threatened to cut his head off. As argument ensued which ended in a scuffle during which it is claimed that Taylor attempted to cut Young securely a piece of and fired three shots into the body of Taylor. Taylor began turning but fell just as he reached the corner of Hall and Collye He was dead when the bomb was removed. The body was taken in charge by the Citizens Mortuary Company and shipped to Bay City for burial. Tides for was a member of Comet Lodge No. 3124 of this city. He is survived by a wife, a daughter and two brothers all of this city. Soon after the shooting, Young surrendered to the police department and was lodged in the county hall. Italie Lavada Sampion, well known Italian "soldier" is to join the Willie Mays baseball team in the spring, in the office, in the work, for Mr. Charles Mays, the manager of the Italian team which appeared in Italian media in the spring. The partnership of Mrs. Sampion and Mr. Mays will feature of Mrs. Sampion MLB NET 2015 roster, said it will be in-the-next season. Monson is well known to the public for his work with the organization who watched her progress through the high school education and into voice culture, referring to her as a "voice teacher" in the church in which she was practically raised and one of the leading voice teachers in well known musical organization of the time. Monson is the second that she taught in the organization which is known to be the oldest in Beloved, where they years ago on their trust to the city's mayor, Monson has longer and has been more closely involved in the organization continuity process. E. S. NEGRO-ZAZZ BAND TO LIVON SOVA_CUTHS (P. N. S. 8.) Moscow, Russia, Feb. 27—Hussein heard a real American Negro jazz band for the first time it is said. Six Negro jazz artists, headed by Frank Withers of Emporia, Kansas, broke a five-year stay in Paris to go to Russia at the invitation of the Soviet Philharmonic Society to enliven the dull night life of Russia's largest cities with the latest American real-time at 12:00 a night. The apparatus Twombly, of one of the most famous artists of the 20th century, carried a balloon that he inflated by the Russian Empire. America was the first country to use an airplane, which was an entirely new invention. Distinctive in Service Always Progressive RESIDE S. SUCCI ARRELL OME TO HAVE WHITE MAN IN POINTS ATTORNEY JAMES A. C. AND BLACK PLEASED Washington, D.C., Feb. 27—The recent death of Judge Robert H. Terrell created a vacancy on the Municipal Bench of the District of Columbia, a position which had been held by him for nearly twenty-four years. Upon Judge Terrell's passing, President Collinger promptly decided to appoint a colored man of similar high character and stand. After full consideration of One's claims of the various persons whose names were presented to him, he decided to appoint honorable James A. Cobb, an able and experienced lawyer and a man of the highest character and connections. This was done today. Industrial Banking Gives Cohn important group, including members of the Republican National Committee, the House of Representatives and the Senate of the Largest Prison, two twentieth-century women and men and women of black colonies and men and women of white colonies, and schools of thought and influence in the profession. Mr. Cohn's name was presented to the President of the Joint Committee of the Adjunct Committee of the Committee. He was connected with every movement that has been con- ducted with the civil society of the Colo- ron in 1921 at the personal request of President Roosevelt. He was an awardee as special Assistant to the U. S. Attorney General in 1922, to the U. S. Attorney General in 1923, having special charges of the par- ty and forbidden later appear- ance of the work was done how effectively this work was done. BOARD WOULD F STRIKE OF ST WASHING P. 8. 6 Washington, Feb. 25—41st meeting, Wednesday afternoon the board appeared disappointed over a report on the Fourth student School as made by Assistant Bup- t. of Schools (C. C. Wilkinson). He was BOARDWOULDFIXBLAMEFOR STRIKE OF STUDENTS IN WASHINGTON expected disqualified over a report of allegations of inappropriate Armstrong Technical High School school. O. C. Wilkinson. He was a first-time meeting of the school board immediately on the behalf of the school directly on the shoulders of some students. In his report Mr. Wilkinson said he had not found evidence that Mr. Wilkinson had given an active part in the lawsuit. He also established that most of the faculty involved in the strike was called their fallows, and that the strike was called their student council appointment, who fellows at which the strike was discharged. He was opened to making the council appointment and did want responsible position. He did want a compensation for action from Mr. Wilkinson. Gust. Arthur C. Newman was born in 1874 in New York City, from his parents, maples from the hills of the Hudson River. He joined the Hussar force of the department of the Interior in 1895, where he studied the history of the Indian-Indian wars. And so on. ALABAMA POLICE OFFICER FOUND GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER Albany, Ala., Feb. 27-3. Monroe West. Albany police officer, was found guilty of first degree manslaughter, and sentenced to serve seven years in the penitentiary in connection with the staying of Aubrey Murry, Negro, who died October 11, 1895, the case of Robert E. Stewart, another Albany officer who is also held in connection with the killing, was continued and has been granted in the sum of $2,000. Appeal bond for officer West was fixed at Wantx Blame, Fixed It has been the wish of the Doll the Nation that a man of the Nation Tural should be selected for the important position of the Cabinet high strand. will be beating with President Cooke's position of the claims of various cabins of the Cabinet for this important and our position at the National Capita. FIX BLAME FOR STUDENTS IN INGTON FLORIDA WHITE MOB OPERATES ON NEGRO Another young Negro was victim of the mayhem operations which have been performed upon Negroes in this community recently. On Wednesday of last week, Ilmon Mills, an employe of the White and Coke home in the Merry III section of the city, was taken out by a mob and operated upon. The story which reached representatives of the Press, is different and for a cause different from any similar cases. It was stated to the Associated Negro Press representative that Milligan had had an altercation with the white male cook at the institution some time before and that Milligan had gotten the beat of the argument. The incident had been closed. Milligan thought, and on Wednesday night of last week the aftermath occurred. Milligan was called to his door by two white men who declared they were detectives. The men were armed and ordered Milligan to follow them. They took him some distance from the city where the main mob was and the operation performed. He was then brought back toward the city and later picked up by a white physician who brought him in the firewater. He people This is the first case of mayhem for the offenses named, determine effort to police which be亦应 Negroes here to have the authorities punish these gutters of the law made to have the white cook arrested. 12:46 AM Response to the question, "Have you reached an agreement?" from the police that they had, and handed the bracer. Not a sound was possible as the bracer was not in the first degree and assess his attentiveness to take an injured person back. Kyle and intervened. MISS EYES. ROCHETE SOCIETY and CLUB THE NOURSE DARBY SOCIAL AND have visitors. After the program ARY CLUB-Meal with Mrs. Jones on a 2018 Cochran Pl. The meeting opened on time and members re-entered with quotation and date. Mrs. Larkinah Mimba was elected treasurer. The kitchen sets being complete we are hike out to a home of Misses Annie Louise and Mary Rebecca in East-Jersey. David Waller, president Medline Holloway, reporter. Mia Eyes is well aware the fact that there are some " low- dowd" people in Dallas, but she didn't know that they were quite so far from us as " certain to be a part of the gentleman's part of the gentleman's school teacher who is Ming Eyes's estimation is about the worst, excuses of humanity ever known. Mr. school teacher, my man who will " forkshe's his way to the world, and the world of the gentleman, who means as little to his as Miss school teacher-meane to you have up right to be called even a man, saying nothing about being referred to as a father. And you do not consider the world as the part of the central truck in stead of trying to teach people's children to do, right. How can you expect to be respected after what you have done, did you ever put yourself into the world? I know that you will see and see how you would feel if we want a woman who deliberately enticed your husband away from you and your little one, because he did not have sense and man- man行为, but what is the enticed. Then, in the course of the place of the general public, see what it thinks of you. Well, you have done your doing, you have won your need and if you just must know it, you've going to be a little more difficult. Have you done your doesn't want the wife to think, however, that she has lost any other, for she hasn't. To be it is good ridiciness to bad rubbish. It is only the principle of the thing you know, and you don't think it's the right of the affair. There is not so low, the wife should give thanks to the female teacher for ridding her of that " quaintable cat who unimaginable as a man, and a school teacher at that. Mia, "Two Timing Matters" Mia lives very much in a Joke. Takes a bath. Has a baby. Has a baby. Has a baby. You have carried it on your shoulder. You understand what that means. You will advise your matriarch to be careful so you can keep your husbands and want have to follow the "Directions." Mia "Kt. Worth Wipher" wifits a little further aunt might make you a little further aunt might make you a little further aunt might make you should recall your "Experience." In your home down and take wine with you. In your home down and take wine with you. Over there until, you made your Miss "Pill-in" your case is almost ridiculous. Yes, we all know you are good-looking and can dance well, but, still, several young men go out with you once or twice, they their step calling. (And you are wondering why?) Miss Eyes pay getting many and holding none in dides that the trouble is with you. You are boring. Critical and uninteresting, and you go to the other extreme and permit promiscuous love-making. Another thing Miss "Pill-in" you are a very poor conversationist if you want to know something. All of that stuff discourages a man's serious intentions. Miss Eyes will advise you to a study the art of "Flattery" a little. (It's amazing to Miss Eyes how early a man will fall for flattery.) Compliment the young men on their looks, clothing, dancing, or business success. They believe you, like to hear it and will generally Miss "Pill-in" come back for more. SOCI and THE ROOMH DAMN SOCIAL AND AUTHOR CLUB-Mei, with Mrs. Jones as 1918 Coppler. The notting opened on time and attended appointed so the roll call with quotations and dues. Mrs. Lavaughn Mimba was elected treasurer. The kitchen sink being complete we ave a new sink. The president is well pleased with the success and the work of the club. All members are looking forward to the important party given in honor of Miss Little Larry, our brief-to-big Pub. Stand at his home of the president. After all business was completed the business led us into the alboing room where the valentine software was beautifully carried out. The menu conlisted of shrimp called on the heart of selusos, pailine crackers, cakes and punch. A large sth. heart in the center of the table held various candies. We are looking forward to the meeting with Mrs. Milma. PHILIP CHRISTIC CLUB - Met Mon. Day evening at 4:00 o'clock at the home of Danella Waller, 2019 Theater Ave. A short program was gendered. The club was pleased to Mike Kyea was not far distant Madison demean when you called him to the doctor's telephone number and an incoming telephone name. The number it was not the person whose name you used. No doubt your motive would have been to join the puncher then, of course you would have had taken it out granted that there was something there really been something to it. It was none of your affair and nothing else. Someone is going to neon someone is going to break you from into their aster, a neon someone is going to be seen and heard less. To the young lady who went to know "should a young lady be with a man who is awaiting him" she saw the eye of the law and the community he is a married man does not count. Mairons and Pimpers, you know, your parents want your parents about their little faults that annoy you. Mine lies will to my help if you tell them about it. A husband and a sweetheart, "A husband and a sweetheart," the faults are little ones try to over look them. Always "Porgel" you by renaming your own. love her. He polite attentive and anxious about her comfort, especially when she is in the company of others. Never allow concept to prevent you from displaying your feelings. He kind and considerate, but by all means he menecline and masterful. Miss Eyes know that you can't win if you don't be yourself and step the game of "Let's pretend". Miss Flapper don't you know or haven't you learned yet that when you take the initiative in always phoning that man that you lose his respect. You are absolutely running after the man, and naturally it is harming rather than helping you. Miss Eyes will survive. You'll be the man do the "chasing". If he cares Miss Flapper enough for you he will do the wroung. How do you play that game? "Both your Girl friend and you love the same man." It has your several months and the time is getting in a serigue condition. Miss Eyes advises to you is, play for and let the young man decide which one has preferக். Make sure that your enxity to win him does not say you to slender your friend, for that surely he one way "not" to win a man's love. Miss Tyse happened to be present, few nights ago in Pt. Worth, a dozen days ago, when the outgoing young lady showed that Pt. Worth foreverten Flapper up. Miss Eyne will attend her first fortnight for forgotten Flapper to let that musician alms For Miss Wynn know, the young lady to good with him. IFTY a Club have visitors. After the program, a what game was enjoyed. On next Monday, Feb. 21, we will hike out to the home of Miss Anne Louise and Mary Rebecca Williams, who live in East Friarville, Madison Hollow, reporter. ST. FRANCIS CLÉB—Met at 2006 N. Pearl St. Feb. 12th After the usual form of meeting the house was open for new business which was the election of officers. Mrs. It. Chandler was elected for president. The second year she has been very prompt and active all the while. Mrs. T. W. Watson, vice president; L. E. Mille, 2nd vice president; M. F. Pinnoy, inaustralia; C. C. Adams, Assistant; P. Sylvian, chaplain; L. Williams, 2nd; P. Carthier, assistant; etc. For the second year, the House was held after election a de- of the 2017雍 members to report at 200 Nogel St. with the work before or on Feb. 22nd without fall, Mrs. L. Watson seeing hostiles. YOUNG FOLKS JAZZ BOW CLEW OF OAK CLIFF -Cupf. Feb. 15th, 2014 of the officers except, except the president who is ill. The 2nd vice president is Miss K. Walker and member, Miss K. Walker and Miss Nettie Mushroom. There will be a reception at the home of Miss Odell Johnson, Paul Walker pr. president. KAWATHA BRIDGE CLUB ENTERTAINS *Dancing to the music of Trely* John Young's jazz band, the Halle, has been invited to perform a "Pleasure cycling Party" at Hall Carriewell, out a valentine we decorated with hearts and comics of all kinds, while the ball was beautifully decorated. Master George Dewey Winters Jr. was the delight of all present. **MICROBLE CLUB ART-CUP: FOP** Clay on Hampton Jr., with president presiding. 7 questions answered. Hona. One host was spotted in need of a drink. The hostess two courses then adorned to meet with Mrs. Jartin* on Hampton, Mrs. Brite* on Hall Carriewell, and a valentine. ST. JAMES CHORAY CLIN. AN organization composed of some of the best voices in the city. Will give their regular record concert, Sunday night, Feb. 2st at St. James church at 4 p. m. No admission fee charged. These who enjoy good music are invited, but at A. Anderson, president, Mrs. L. Vilds, Hanford vice president, Miss Aiba Gault, Secretary, Miss Eisei, Headman, Assistant secretary; Mr. Joseph Bulton, Director; Mr. Henry Mضار, ex's directress; Mrs. M. A. Whittier, Director, Miss J. A. Whittier, Director, Miss P. P. Whittier, Director, Miss Carrie Cooper, Notice-Founders, Mrs. Juliette Smith, Corvin Sulton, Koms Chaw, Mr. O. B. Gist, D. H. Wade, G. Edwin Sanders. A program will be rendered with several request numbers. CARNATIONS CHARITY CLIN.— Mel. Feb. 12 with Mrs. Price A Wren. A large membership was attended and very good meeting. A special program is being prepared for the next meeting which will be Feb. 16 with Mrs. M. Shaw, 2618 Watt St. as hostess. All members are asked to be there at 1:20 p.m. and welcome to bring a visitor. Receipts for the evening $1.50 donated for charity $10.00. Mrs. H. Lemmons, president, Mrs. M. Smith, reporter. **THE TWILIGHT SOCIAL CLUB** Gave 16 monthly entertainment classes for Mrs. Lain-Walkins, 6611 Cadman St. Mrs. Lain-Walkins, 6611 Cadman St. House was decorated with the shi- tle cushions and matching statuettes mess was served to the guests cash was presented with a valen- tine card. Evening班 26, 1964 at the house of Mrs. H. W. Huntington, 1798 welcome. W. T. Hall, visitors are welcome. W. T. Hall, visitors are welcome. Collins, reporters. $\frac{1}{2}$ **THE SENIOR SOCIAL CLUB** Mrs. met with F. A. Soluble, 1011 Mrs. met with F. A. Soluble, 1011 answered to call cell with dues and buttulations. Visitors, Mr. and M. A. M. Ford and Mr. Otto Jackson, and with a dairy盒 of candy-honey her birthday, Mr. T. Hanks, fitted to bed slice. Quick an inter- tial meeting was held. Each valentine bespelling their vocation. The repeat was delicately socializing, to meet with Mrs. Rubi- bearwalt, Monger Ave. Feb. 16, M. Lewis, secretary, Monger Ave. Feb. 16, Lewis, secretary. $\frac{1}{2}$ THE DORA'S NOT SO DUMP Club—Met with Mrs. Bright, 270 Lattimer St., a delightful evening was spent to pleasure. Two new members were added to the roll. The hostess served Tuit Fruilli ice cream and cakes. The meeting adjourned to meet with James Cash, Mian M. E. Patterson, president. JOLLY-BUNCH SOCIAL CLUB—Met at $800 Halleville with Mrs. Edmerson as hostess. The roll was called, 17 paid due, two new members. Miss Jeanne Walker and Mrs. Lizzie—Spindle, Cake and cream were served. Adjourned to meet with Mr. K. L. Coatz, 2015 Juliette. PEDERATION OF COLONEL WOMEN'S CLUB - Mrs. J. H. Womens Club, a organization of Colored Women's Club presided last Wednesday at the Womens Club. A. programs for the Pred. Daughters home and a scholarship fund will be presented and staff will be announced later. Mrs. B. H. Daughter, chairman of the Womens Club, will present the 2nd and 3rd prize for the person bringing 18 scholarships on more than one occasion. A. Y. West, chairman of building materials, made a excellent presentation. A. Delphete will be appointed to attend the national meeting in New York on Saturday. Clubs are up to be present at the next meeting. March 16th to the 18th. THE BLANKET CLUB CLUB - Meet at the residence of Mrs. J. H. Kert. Feb. 31. The meeting will be quite interesting and will attend THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27. Mrs. Christie Thomas to our number. Please for a food box contest to be given Feb. 25, at Mrs. A. B. Daughter's 2412 Hugo Street were formulated. All members are expected at 7 p.m. that night. The following morning, Wizra elected Mr. Edna W. Waller from the New York City, L. A. Abour, 1st vice press; Mrs. B. Johnson, 2nd vice press; Mrs. A. Hayden, 2nd vice press; L. B. Kent, recording secretary; Mrs. Christens Thomas assistant recording secretary; L. M. Ripton, press; Mrs. A. B. Daughter, chapter M. Underwood, art-intro/red; THE DAINBOW SOCIAL CLUB Wes. Amightfully. We're lulling out in 110 M. Ford and Mr. Pelk were united to our jelly bunch during our business procedures. After being addressed by the president, the critic made her report with only one criticism. After being served, the committee came and chicken said. Mrs. Christie Thomas to our number. Please for a food box contest to be given Feb. 25, at Mrs. A. B. Daughter's 2412 Hugo Street were formulated. All members are expected at 7 p.m. that night. The following morning, Wizra elected Mr. Edna W. Waller from the New York City, L. A. Abour, 1st vice press; Mrs. B. Johnson, 2nd vice press; L. B. Kent, recording secretary; Mrs. Christens Thomas assistant recording secretary; L. M. Ripton, press; Mrs. A. B. Daughter, chapter M. Underwood, art-intro/red; THE DAINBOW SOCIAL CLUB Wes. Amightfully. We're lulling out in 110 M. Ford and Mr. Pelk were united to our jelly bunch during our business procedures. After being addressed by the president, the critic made her report with only one criticism. After being served, the committee came and chicken said. Mrs. Christie Thomas to our number. Please for a food box contest to be given Feb. 25, at Mrs. A. B. Daughter's 2412 Hugo Street were selected to order by the president. Minutes of the last meeting were read and Increased. Each member was reprinted to roll call with durs. After business was discussed the club entered heartiness into a delight-eared game. The dancing instructor was bury giving the idle members a few lessons in the late Charleshoth. The evening was spent pleasingly at the close of which Mrs Smith served two daily courses. The club met Thursday 19th-19th at the home of the Mrs. Hennion and Mr. Smith 21st Thomas. But most were expired in the last war with all members desert except our art director Mr. Nettie. Mornaby-who was valued on account of 5. very rich art. However, the club continued in it's evening. After the hour of evening the club was served to delicate courses. The Is Francee Social Club met at 21st Trinidad Street, Friday night, 19th with Mr. P.M. as host and with Mrs. Chairman as player. The members turned to dancing throughout the meeting. Even the "third hand" found himself shaking a wicked book. We were pleased to have our guests, Mrs. Chairman, Mrs. Burleson and Mrs. McKen. The menu was event cake and panch with a punch. TEXAS TOWNS NOTES. FROM WILLE COLLEGE The new plan of the Board of Church as unanimously approved on February 14, 2014, will be extended through February 14, 2015, with re- sults to be announced. The titles, is intended to make the plan more feasible. The plan involves the buses of high schools, as well as buses of the least advanced institutions of the least advanced institutions. The authorship and Expansion of the Campaign Endowment and Expansion of the board. The campaign is meeting with favorable response in a great number of the process. Presented to the conference, conclusion of the hope is also entertained by the public interest in the people will be aroused in this special effort to secure the permanence of the campaign to the educational cause of the New York. The observance of National Negro History week at Wiley College uniting the interest of the public and the success of history was a success contributing largely to the entertainment and instruction of both students and the people who hold a master's degree from Ohio state, a head of the history department. The present is the most important, herself thoroughly conversant with all phases of the subject, including that of American history. Miss Blanche Dogan, visited New Orleans to witness the Mardi Gras festive. A Teacher's lawn tennis club has been organized among the men of the Wiley College faculty and the school of the school. The school is committed to greatly from rough treatment and care, all of which are good for the school. R. Long wife of Conch F. Long, was called to her home. Deacon, Illinois, last week on account of the death of her son, was returned and is now engaged in the prosecution of her school work. The campaign was the thought of the monumentality of its President, Joseph Johnson. (Phi. Data) The pledged work was the subject of the campaign, movement for a increasing annual publication of $10.00 to a maximum of $25.00. TESARKANA, ARK—II W. Bewing, Regional Supervisor of the National Benefit Life Insurance Co. headquarters in Kansas City, Mo., was a pleasant visitor in our city this week. The Pastors' Aid Board had a successful debate Friday night at Laurel St. A. M. E.�. Sublett: Was slavery a curse of was it a blessing? Negative: Rev. J. W. Nelson, pastor of the Laurel St. Church. Rev. Worlds, pastor of Cannabis Baptist church; affirmative: Rev. J. W. Nelson and Rev. Dunford, Miss Orgasta. Coming left Saturday for Malvern Ark to visit her brother Rev. J. W. Nelson, pastor of Laurel St. A. M. E. church will leave for New Orleans Wednesday to attend the Rishaps Council. Mrs. M. J. Marsh is on the sick list this week. Mrs. E. W. Nelson, wife of Rev. J. W. Nelson has just returned from the city of roses, also reports a nice trip. Rev. C. W. Rhophite arrived home Saturday from South Carolina; he reports a signodid trip. WICHITA VALIS-Mrs. Laura Williams is on the sick list. The Youth's Proternity Little Bright Janate, O. E. B. held an interesting meeting Monday afternoon. AND CHOOSING OF THE QUEEN OF STATE, TO BE HELD AT GALVESTON, TEXAS, JUNE 9, 1926 honor of having your princess (honor) is a distinguished honor added to the family of the King ofdivine-dignity. The heralded abroad and all over your Pythagans, and Courts of Calanthe, it brings social distinction and honors that you life dreamed of and will because of an added incentive. An added incentive to have each pythagans of the world, is that the Queen of the State is to be given a trip to the Supreme Lodge, which you think it is to be worth working for. It is not to be done, but you will follow how our and Did You see the ple- tions of the best people in the Indies who won first prizes in the Field Day Parade at Louisville last year. It is to be given to the Queen of Texas K.P. and to the Queen of P.A. and to the Queen of Chicago at a summer event. You will be the queen if you make up your mind. RULKS Any city, village, or community where there is a K of P. Lodge, or a Court of Galante is eligible to enter a Prize. Only one from the pleasure of the world will be suggestion at the end of this competition as to how the local Jud pressfully secure for expense money to Calavation. The judges who be appointed by the Grand Chancellor. In order to remove any causes that might lead some to think the judge partial, the Princess will be following the process of the following points and percentage basta: Each of the five Judges will be not at all together, each one will give the princess the per cent she be **LAWSON-NY** Lucy Rose died in October 2015 at the hospital of New York's nationwide H. C. B. Rose, A. E. K.athoff officiating, s. t. r. Gellion B. U. The C. Club for Feb. 13, 2015 March club with Mrs. R. N. H. cabot, M. and Mrs. W. M. S.- buckley, M. lieves that she merits. These score sheets will be handed to the secretary, who will add the per cent and divide by five, thus getting her average in each point. The Princess who has the highest total of averages will be declared the Queen. This method gives every Princesa justice and is fair to all alike. The points to be judged and the maximum per cent each is verified to: (a) Costume: Small be made of any material the Princess chooses except alike, expe do chines good, kelter, satina or velvet score, 20 per cent. Average 18.16 18.10 Total Average 81 Per Cent A score sheet similar to this model will be kept for each Princess. The judging under this system can be done with almost an absolute certainty of justice to all concerned. A beautiful silver loving cup will be presented to the Queen just as was done last year. This is yours to keep as a memento of the socialism. If we can secure a place large enough to hope to carry out a feature that we are unable to carry out last year. Immediately following the announcement and correction of the Queen, the Grand Master will take place. The March will be headed by the Grand Chancellor and his son, the Supreme Chamber of the Court, followed by other dignitaries and their ascorbate the Queen and her Court (the other Princess will then follow). If you desire further information in the second direct is with 8th R.E. Rev. 628 South 12th street, Waco, Texas, who has been manager of this Revue or write Mrs. F. K. McPherson, G. W. C. Gainesville, Texas. W. S. WILLIS, G. C. Houston, more, to Wichita, Pelle Sunday, where Mr. Lewis will accept a job with the Mississippi Life Inc. Co. W. M. Smith is seriously. He has moved back to town. Serious people will be at the same time. Y. P. U. group having quite a success Rev. E. A. Kloth preached two strong sermons. Service good at Barnett Chapel. A. M. E. church. pastor James L. Wharton preached two spiritual sermons. Douglas and John the White Church. The Domestic science class and teacher, Miss Simmons will enter their room for work room. Our music teacher, Miss. Williams has succeeded in organizing the girls double-quartet. Miss. Harrison is progressing to the new school. The twenty program was rendered at 11:30 Friday by pupils from Miss Williams' room. The faculty and student body of Douglas were favored with a wonderful program by the patrons Friday evening. It was: Long by "the way" every day. Now, along the patrons, young by the patrons opening address, by Rev. D. A. Keith. "Preparation essential to progress." Bass guts by Rev. J. L. Wharton short talk. "The essentials of life." Dr. C. H. Powell. Long patrons. We're more than the same. What does he do? We were favored with self-less throughout the day. We appreciate the efforts put forth by the president of the patrons and teachers' club as well as the interest manifested by the patrons. We have for every day very ill also Mrs. E. E. Platt. Mrs. Wille Kelough molనed ever to Dallas Sunday to the bedside of his sister Emma. 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Offered on the basis of his work, Mrs. Bickhardt was directed and Min. 1718-1-100 Director of the Epson. Wahoo was a pleasant visitor of her home in Washington. Word was received from G. W. Mrs. Li, A. Austin, 2013 South Africa, Texas returned home. EL BETHEL BARTIST CHICHIE Sentinel is in with the Fm. Max The Finder of East Worth Rev. J. C. Mitchell, Pastor. Others on the sleek Mail-up week represent a few hours in the site at the Our Sunday School is under the Fis-point. Girodot System that is conservative, an-operative and con- 12 Bailiff Bailiff, New York Bailiff, Madison of M. Street. 1718-1-2 Winnings New York County, and state. 119 North Bailiff, New York G. W. CITIZEN I-IV THE MOONLIGHT CLUB CREATE A new business, the Moonlight Club, that provides informal meetings, Mr. Jasper Brown, the founder, and his team, as well as providing their own business. The Moonlight Club is a private business, founded by Jasper Brown. TYPE OF Young men A 11000 Hs a. wonderfully over there more at H where the first chapter the last chapter 1101 after other, some the good people Johnson the kindness 7 was assessed right H Young, per every Thur man is off rising the 1200 by P Johnson, or John. Mrs. help of Miss improvem Jones is a Hann in A Easter Sun MILL (I) owned in N Kerr and one, well d more than her than teacher H Wod held out of sample of I be enough These paeclistic affairs with Alison well discussed. Vivienne G. Larkin wrote that the affair was a celebration of what she saw in New York. Helen Wade wrote a London junior artist correspondence with the artist. She wrote that the affair were entirely out of context teacher. Theatrical choreography by the artist was a major part of the affair. The artist's own motion of decorative Arts Word art was a major part of the affair. The artist introduced two new forms of art: if there are are samples, of G. Shepherd who preached to the audience the art. It would be enough to Mary 1741. Theatrical choreography by the artist. DISTINGUISHED VISI- TORS SPEND SEVERAL DAYS IN DALLAS Preface 2. Ivory Irwin, President Jerry Christian史学家 of Hawaii, and his sermonman Terry Irwin, and his sermonman Terry Irwin. Preface. Irwin having just completed half of his school left for California conference with clanmates. Irwin. Preface. Irwin has not a stranger in his acquaintance with him since he was a young man many years of which he represents. If others would adopt his apograph foundation upon which businessmen and women were wife and wife were the events of Dr. K. J. Andrew and Dr. C. W. Whitfield of 1713 Alton street. WESTERN BEAUTY H. H. C. CELEBRATES Iden Jarvis press is whills, Tex. on, well his Mrs. Irvin dered by illum, Texas group No. completed from nian in me- for colm- to be in from Gln. pleas who stranger in On Friday base whom of Mar N hrees his then storm worthy and widow of represents. ch benefit- his slogan: are? a the one Tipp, Rev business the baby b plied will H. M. R. To were the effects pres dreds and siding. Mi on, Leo. tended- Ca aid, of 1721 Rev. P. M. Y.H. H. OF R. NO BRATES ITS 44T Prof. Ivan is not a stranger to the North No. 2728. Md. City Add. are acquainted with him, as are the storied masters. William - the staring man of which he knows more - and William, Hon. John of which he represents - are our Add. and William. The race would be much better in the Add. and William. Art. Bidars - Dura. Harnock, and Christian instruction - in the Add. Tippi New flowers and wife and children - in the Add. Tippi New flowers and wife, William - in the Add. actually applied will be M. and W. President Tryin and wife were the guests of Mrs. L. J. Andrews and Messrs. A. C. Washington, Leo L. Quinn and G. W. Whitfield, of 1724 Allen street. circle president, N. M. Stevens pre-siding. Mission good and well at tended-Callotton Sunday 115th Rev. P. M. Mitchell pastor. WESTERN BEAUTY H. H. OF R. NO. 238 CLEAREATES ITS 44TH ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. & A. Smith, Present at American Mutual Association, left for Houston to spend a few days in interest of his company. Mrs. Henson, 1701 West Street, after spending several days in Monetary, Texas returned home. Mr. and Mrs. & A. Smith spent a few hours in the city at the Sideside of Mr. Pullitt, 2011. Julietet驶过. Mrs. Hussain also called, has been recently appointed Deputy for the Board of Public Law sent will leave the city for Houston to begin her work. Mr. Jim McDanielle will under-went an operation at Mayor Rintorium, a granted doing nicely. CHURCHES opened by pastor Mitchell with smoking activities and bible views after which the pastor introduced Her, Wells who groached to the mission arts from Ish, 2. "God is expecting something from you." D. Y. P. U. M. et al. 830. clock with pre. C. Shepard breeding. Unl. 30. well-breated. Programme finalized by groach No. 2. Bonner womp No. 4. W. H. Darkett, cap. 15th. At Steelock pastor preached from Glen. 1617. "God's spirit to Locate family. I added to the church On. Fieldstockening Loyalty H. H. of Suth No. 1776. Mill's City Addition tion stormed Mr. Williams the fieldwork of Mr. Eile Williams. Hon. er. 1907 Addition. Among the sick ard. Steps: Darn. Heneck, M. Tipps. Rev. Flowers and wife and the baby of Steps. L. Smith H. M. M. 1017. 23. Clock with circle president, N. M. Stevens pre- siding. Mission good and well at tended. Collection Sunday 11:58 Rev. P. M. Mitchell pastor. OF R. NO. 238 ITS 44TH ANNIVERSARY Congress by the band. Congressions from. 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FEBRUARY 27, 1026 Conservation—the "newly" which teacher for the adult No. 119 on "An search for higher health in the teaching service of the church. The B.V. F. T. C. is also a wide-award "Master" Domain to see that everything goes profitable for the school. Pastor J. J. Thompson, efficient minister of the people, is an important minister of this stock is excepteur with a message. The tribe leaders are also faithful. The No. 1, Elvis Mary Doans captain, reports 41,500. Tribe No. 2, superior Parker captain reports 400. Tribe No. 3, major K Martin captain reports 400. Tribe No. 4, Hecorata for the day 10247. D.Y. Coverton is on the stock list. We wish him a speedy recovery. Rev. J. J. Thompson, pastor. EL JETHIL BARTIST CHECH Rev. J. C. Mitchell, Pastor. One Bandy School is under the Esq. of the school. System. Just. is co-operative, co-operative and constructive. Then F. K. Jamison, Sup. with the today of office is put. Impressions: A domain that will bring the school of the peak of excel. Tres. The Young MPE's Class II leading all others of the Senior Department, two B. L. Jones, The same of the Primary Dept. Mies Roads L. Green, Teacher. A big campaign drive is now on to in- crease the attendance. The morning Services are always cut of spirit from the profound and implied messages delivered by the pastor. The first-day God's Veneration was intended last Sunday, resulting in several accents to the church, a serving of membership and a showlistion of services. We were led to have the presence of, andAnnons by the visiting minister's News, Denman, Howare's Leonard, Anton and Squarz, the latter, or dzajed our pastor, mupy years ago in Houston. The Day Y. P. U. services are� processable, profitable and past-most. Mo. A. V. Ross, Senior President and Miss Willie White, attended at efficiency. The first-day Relish Group, with Drc. H. T. Ncal, lastly leads all others. The night services are well attended and the messages delivered by partner are, Iaden, with gopol truths. Our Motto: "The Church in the Sunday School" and D. Y. P. Y. P. U. to the Church. Our drenoures and extended welcome brings visitors to our air- sive. The Smith Jubilee Ringers of Oak Cliff rendered a Song Fete at sports. Chapel, G. M. L. church last Tuesday night. This organization is at all times ready to help others. The first-day Relish group work Drc. Joe Smith, Director, Drc. Troy Smith, President. 47. JAMES 2ND STREET BAPTIST CHURCH E. W. SMITH TAPES OF THE PASSTATE OF THE, J. J. WIN. N a James 2nd Street Baptist Church in New York City. Annual Sunday fund. Plz with an appropriate program and some materials. The pastor: Rev. J. H. Whin is a associate worker of Night- town Baptist Church. He is Intensely interested in every phase of human development. Whith should have witnessed three services and assisted him the hourly work. Whith should have witnessed the preach of capacities Kiss, Dimon Wright, the Clopton, Bob Johnson, W. A. Wheat, and J. W. Wheat. The serpent was prescheduled by Dr. Wm. Loupton, Foster of Manager Avenue HILTON AND DEATHS Hirten Claude Torey, 1918 Stark, boy William Manuel, 1918 Live Oak, Henry Edwards, 2104 Convent, John W. Hooper, 2178 Mayer, Will Robinson, 1917 McKinney, Aurora Hume, 2134 Montesane, Lewis Wills, 1102 Wall, boy Jake Skeen, 1708 Dunnbar, boy William L. Duske, 1614 Mayer, William L. Duske, 1614 Mayer, Mary Mook, 1608 Glenwood, girl Buckley Russell, 1604 Fulham, Saman Brown, 1108 Colorado, boy Watson Waltie, 1912 Longgrin, girl Richard Dudley, 1601 Glen, girl Curtis Union, 1912 Mgr, girl Jacob Johnson, 1212 Breamont, Ed Shannon, 1604 Holt, Curtis Union, 1912 Mgr, girl Durant J. Dumme, 2014 Commune, Dince J. Thompson, 2009 - 1 Pierre Morgan, 810 Bourbon 1926 Poole, 600 Cockran 1926 Poole, 600 Cockran Will Rose, 718 Fairmount Guggenheim Armory, 719 Fremont Guggenheim Armory, 719 Fremont Brydell L. Coventry, 2056 Cockran Bettin C. Blake, 4106 Cockran Dan Goddatin, 511 Miller Marrion Miller, 511 Miller Alnatta Bodde, 401 M. Bettner R. T. Madison, 3103 Metropolitan Bergle Wood, 500 Cockran Bergle Wood, 500 Cockran Parrish Williams, 1923 Cowlitz Ross Bailey, 714 Fairmount Ross Bailey, 714 Fairmount W. Ticket, 2056 Blake One of the most unique and well-appointed receptions of the season was given by Mr. and Mrs. George Scott Campbell at their home 2117 Allen Street Tuesday, Feb. 16, 1926 celebrating the ten years of their martial happiness. The House was�ically and beautifully decorated, with Lives red balcons, swinging from each. has come for its patriotist during Rev. Tarnina to smiling over his new parsonage. Glad to see Dr. J. Treadwell visiting church again. Meers, T. C. Rhones and Ben Malter are struggling for the advancement of a better A. M. E. church, here. Rick Hat: Mr. E. Reed, hope for her a speedy recovery. PETER B. Name: Hooper, will know it. State: Worth and Dallas was strive, and the city has been the first to open the Wednesday Feb. 2nd between 10:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m., without an in-گردing comment. The findings indicate the city was also more as to which one was also before bystanders would part-hom side where he was off-hand. He was also where he was off-hand. Joe King, 2016 Pacific. Joe King, 2017 California. Joe King, 2018 Pacific. Joe King, 2019 Pacific. Joe King, 2021 California. Joe King, 2022 Pacific. Joe King, 2023 Pacific. James Reiner, 1901 "Hastell" Martha McClain, 1906 Park, Doris Williamson, 2004 Santa, Virginia Rabbitt, 2018 Salkin, Marco de Vazquez, 1918 Hester. Maris Combs, 2011 Commerce. Thems Noods, 410 Hancock. James R. McClain, 1907 Loeback, Louis, 2002, 2017 McKinley, Wm. Wilkinson, 2010 Mr. A.V. H.S. George S.T. CAMPBELL CELEBRATORY ANTIERARY. One of the most unique and well-appointed receptions of the season was given by Mr. and Mrs. Goshen, 2017 Allen Street, Tundry House, 2117 Allen Street, Tundry Etc., 1636 celebrating the ten years of their life. The House was anلاily and beaurually decorated with these and b�ones, weiling from each. The house was completed, sending forth its rays of light to Goshen and the vassals which had been so long and well shaped, and beautiful design hearts bringing to bear the day as of the Vastness of Forring out the The color scheme was further shaded with the same color from the pits of the most recent january,�onding their yellow and after the red large red tope in the chrystal holder. The singing of "A Perfect Day" by Miss A. Lee, Larry, announcing the entrance of the bedside groom to the strains of the wilding march. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell entered and stood before Iley. C.C. Harper who in a brief and fitting way read again as, ten years before the marriage vows, and presented Mrs. Campbell a diamond ring, given by her husband. Guests and hosts alike were The hostess was assisted by Judith A. Norris, L. Hewlett, B. Tobin, and Todd Office was joined by Mary A. Norris, A. Akimoto,莉娜·阿克米特莉, A. Akimoto,莉娜·阿克米特莉, number of, friends, with them, yearnings of powerful music TEXAS TOWNS DENTON—Rev. Edwards of God is preached a Mecodola in this absence of the fuster. Rev. W. M. Roberts who is still unable to preach after a long shell of illness? R. E. Emanuel has called it a new par- for. Signing James A. M. F. Church went over the top so the 20 day rallr. Taking nearly 100000. Suppl. L. T. Lambert is satisfied, missing Rundy School Bundy For the Great Time in this conference here. We prayed for him Mondays at the Mrs. Lola Mup in quirk lit at her home on-Eagan Street Mrs. Ann Wade was called to the bedede of her sick mother at LaGrange. Mrs. Jimmie Nicholson Moor was called to home from Tulsa. Ohla—to attend her little child who was quite ill at the home of its grand par- sels Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Nicholson Mrs. Mabel Taher and Carrie Griffin was called to the bedede of their sick Mother in San Antonio. In the 100th year of the following father C. C. Taylor at Muffin Miss. B. G. Taylor came in from Celliage where she is Teaching for a week and visit, Prof. F. D. Modre and Mrs. E. M. Thompson are here to be at their posts of duty in the F. D. III school. Henry Moore and James Jackson are still sick held. Mr. and Mrs. Walter --- of the Ready public school has opened a store, Inc. J. M. O. Brown has opened a new barber shop. The town is improving-newly 12. Mx: H. H. Johnson has been posted on the Express, keep posted on race events. See Kluwer D. Harris for que Express. MENARD — Sunday School well attended Sunday for the first time single the organization of the A-M-E Church. We had served at 11 o'clock. Hereilfore, we held service at 2 o'clock Rev. T. B. Dann is bringing him to pass a crowd-led house Sunday light collection H&H. We are always glad to have Peter N. Dickett with us. New Africa City, San Angelo, United with us. Chas Perkins although not a member of the church is always learning when he knows the time. This comes for its pastoral date. Rev. Thunks is enticing over his new personages. Glad to see, Bro J. Trundwell visiting church again. Means T. C. Thones and Ben Maओ, are struggling for the all-vancement of a better A. M. E church, here. Sick list: Mr. Eula Reed, hope for her a speedy recovery, loud the Express. - A MARILLLOs Sunday School and 11 celebrity services will attend at both churches. Promptly at 4:50 he Ergown League at "Aarter" Chapel C. Mr. E. Church was held. Mr. Albert Plant and Mrs. Almo. Winset were united in holy west-lock Sunday. Little Son Scott is very pick at 1st Marathon Street, a Sunday was rally day at Carter's Chapel C. M. E. Church. The amount raised $20.45 The partors will Society to giving a Valentine's Concert at Johnson's hall on the 1st Sun. Peter was killed. Antone Meier's in January was given more in the State penitentiary. GRAPELAND—Deacon James Gifford came in from Galway on the 25th where he had been for the treatment of his eyes and his looks very much improved. He accompanied Prof. Shepherd and wife over to C. W. Dalley's on a short visit to the 5th Sunday. Deacon R. W. Duns attended the Neagore meeting of the Tareane Strengbury Depot Association the 27th to 21st. He is a board member. While Cass Shepherd and family have moved to Houston in order to look after some, properly that his granddaughter inherited. Here's hoping for their success. Logis Walker (spouse) is trip to Hogton recently to arrange for Improving his property there. George — Shepherd Jr., has moved into other community and experts to try his hand with the puzzle goods Tands, instead of the Mound. Zion Bands and we are glad we have him cast his lot with The lodge of Houston Cogint, first at the age of 18, is at the top of the town's back. He held meetings at Crockett, Ediதistand Grapeland and was the guest of Prof. H.W. L. Shepherd and Family while as Grapeland Prof. Whelton and Miss Griffinкъусаet to, both off a line stunt in the 1940s. Brancham, again, was N.V. Johnson. In the in-Palestine hospital where he underwent an operation for appendicitis and was not doing so well at this "Willing" of Dr. Panny, wife and Henry's. Proprietary where visitors in the "Wonder Brand" had been pressed and, keep, posted. Bon-She Grapeland spent for terms. H. W. L. Shepherd HILLSBORO—Miss M. W. Price, Industrial teacher of Phleboty, H. W. Irritant-Saturday and Monday visit of his friends and relatives in Waco, Mr. William (Bub) Helcherson made a thing, trip to Wacoூpidayday Miss Chyney. More dates to wording he father to him become over-pouched with the holy-spirit and jumped over the hemlacors of the chicot and a bony-air-fittile path to the church and Floke her shoulder. The zoeher's Q. E. Deborah's High Hope entertained Friday night at, zho home of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Mass At such course, and there were, given in course, each one was different diet. Mr. Matthews and his wife are both professional books and know how to make any kind of delicious dish. The evening was as ant-pleasantly. Happiness was extended to Mr. Matthews's family and in a-present for Mr. Matthews's. Mr. Matthews was home in New York. Mr. Hooper, Miss Theo Mee King, Mr. Phentree's Dund, and Master Charlie Matthews Jr. were waiters. Mr. G. W. Green is still sick and he reported not doing well. Mr. Worris Hooper is able to be up. Tompson High School is waiting ready for the Inter-collar County. Contest March 6th and the Express finds a hearty welcome by the readers in this section. HUSK-FEY C. H. McDowell pass For the new Mr. Olive-church was at his post and delivered two ounces of a large fon gaming. Mr. Matthews Henderson of Kellie, Texas is in the city. At the bedside of her sick sister, Mr. Jamima Hendefford, Coleman Walker visited in the city Sunday Robert Henderson of Althee was called to the bedside of his sister Mr. Jamima Henderson. Like Franklin was in the city Monday the guest of his brother Rev. A. L. Professional Directory DR. L. G. PINKSTON PHONES: Office H-35911 Husky H-4058 10:00 to 11:00 - 1:00 to 8:00 p.m. Sunday by Appointment SUNGERY and N. KAYL McMILLAN SANTARIUM, Coral Hall, Haskell DALLAS, TEXAS WHY HAVE GRAY HAIR MRS. N. E. HIRSY, Dye Your Hair LOOK TWENTY YEARS JOUNGER At the National Guard or National Guard General or MRS. N. E. HIRSY, 4019 South Central Avenue PHONE I-2274 RUMMAGE SALE 2644 Elm Street 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 w- elcome you all any day. BIG SALE ON RUMMAGE SECOND HAND AND NEW MERCHANDISE Have many bargains to offer in Men's and Ladies' and Children's Wear. Dresses 10 cents and up. In Suits $1.00 and up. Shoes 125 cents and up. Men's and Ladies' 100 cents and up. LOT OF SECOND AND FAN AND SHIRTS THIS WEEK R.D.LOCK. M. B. PAGE THREE Directory A. S. WELLS Attorney and Counselor at Law Mt. Pleasant, Dauphin Dallas, Texas 12-4-19 EXCELSIOR MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION We may death notice be sent to houses, any person living and protecting, call us at 708-252-1200, Albany, New York 122-321, call Y-42577. H. Strickland, Frex. S. Cofield, Sec'y. provided. always which word the most fortunate thing can be the have, have been, rendered and determined only in time. But the have, have been, rendered and determined often ways there was a conscious timely meant really meant for the affair made to increase the know. porters, if early in this way. of our group as to the splendors the whole case seems to lead to of the accomplishment of mem the feeling that whether, foot THE DALLAS EXPRESS FIRST IN THE WORLD MEMBER NATIONAL NEIGHBOR PRESS ASSOCIATION Published every Saturday, Midnight in the Year at 2:00p Swiss Ave. bp Bartlett at Post Office at Dallas Gates an second-class mailer, under 1915 WE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (Incorporated) DALLAS, TEXAS The Dallas Express Subscriptions in Advance NEW YEAR $2.30 SEX MONTHS $1.35 TREND MONTHS $0.75 SINGLE COPT $0.00 FOREIGN ADVERTISING REPRE SENTATIVES W. H. Zitt Company, 600 South Near born Street, Chicago, Ill. W. M. Zitt Company, 494 Marion Bldg. 110 East Passage Street, New York N.Y. Notice To The Public Any erroneous reflection upon the characterity standing or reputation of any person, firm or corporation which may be put in the columns of WITH DALLAS EXPRESS—will be first corrected upon its being brought to the attention of the public Has neverผี sào the white feather, weltwe has is been dis- grossed by the yellow streak. It is not afflicted with the flammant mouth. It is a plain, every day, smallole, conservative newspaper, which trims as all to catch the passing breezes; flies we doubtful flag: It professes a patriotism as broad as our country. Its lives of even hand and justice covers all the territory occupied by the humane ones. This is pretty high ground; but we live on it and are pro- gaming. Boys of the press come up and stand with us. This ground is holy. W. E. KING. NEGRO HISTORY WEEK It is observed that in more cases than has ever before been true, schools, colleges, and other institutions for Negroes are paying attention to the need of a greater knowledge of Negro history by Negroes. During a whole week in this month, several institutions and organizations in the various cities of the country have observed Negro History Week. Special programs have been regarded, among which were the result of conscious study of the various phases of Negro history have been rendered among which were various phases of Negro history have been rendered and is other ways there was a conscious effort made to increase the know, ledge of the general masses. of our group as to the splendidness of their own race. There can be no doubt but that there are many things that and that much good will come from them. There are many things of the race are innocent, but in more than so than in the matter of the race, there are many things that leave the well known figures of Frederick Douglass, Dunbar and Dunkar, not only school children but even their parents are forced to attend to all the more pittable when it is realized that these children are as much importance as they are because of the fact that their teachers and teachers of the age and that all of the other figures are as much importance as they are because of the ability to achieve not completely, to be honest, but not completely, to be children, as for their teachers been no attempt made in a situation on the part of Negroes nor a portion of their history became a part of the common knowledge The fact of this knowledge is noted in the marker of the importance of which was other man and race, not so hampered, to greater achievement, not so hampered, to greater achievement, of that pride in racial accomplishment which makes men such as we are of their ability to achieve, that of their ability to trust in the ability of all who believe that of our own. The facts about the contribution of our own in the general welfare of mankind are known own at熟读 as we do others. More knowledge of our own than of others is the minimum of Nato History Week are welcome users of a step in the real accomplishments of man and women in the real knowledge of the real accomplishments of man and women in the real knowledge and will come into the soul of every black boy, black girl, black man and a love of his knowledge and will come into works, the center part of the story caring well known pieces of every man of white man and woman, and the evidence of all of his accomplishments of the world needs ```markdown ``` of his ancestors and his own pride of a common Father to the ex- sultants of the church. The church is the human being as did they. That nation will be made secondary to the Negroes. Without it, all akuro and Christians must threaten them. Without it, Christians must threaten the marcels of the Negroes. That feeling Christians in order to protect their An eight per cent raise which is to be represents more than a million dollars has been granted the Pulpitz porters as the result of their recent conference with the affiliates of the company. The company was comprised of� the company's stockholders, not only the following according to The Pulpitz, Sixteen Porters Representation Plan. Sixteen out of the eighteen present signed the agreement; two refused to sign because of the fact that the terms did not come up to their expectations. According to the statement given out by several of those present; all of "the needs of the workers" were first agreed upon by all of the members did. The porters did not, as of the year of But the why of the readiness of the agreement of the company with the demands of the porters, chosen even according to its own plan seems to be seen in the efforts of a group to organize them. But the lesson would by no means be a bad one and its effects might be considered as good for "Colored" people could this measure become law. A first hand knowledge of the rigors of the THE PULLMAN PORTERS GET A RAISE An eight per cent raise which is to represent more than a million dollars has been granted the Pullman porters as the result of their recent conference with the officials of the company. The conference was composed of officials to the company and sixteen porters chosen according to The Pullman Porters Representation Plan. Sixteen out of the eighteen present signed the agreement; two refused to sign because of the fact that the terms did not come up to their expectations. According to the statement given out by several of those present; all of the needs of the workers were first agreed upon by all of those who were, maybe, of the porters division and presented as a unit. Each of the demands was then discussed at length and in a cordial manner. The company presenting its side of the argument and backing its arguments with "JQM CROW" IN CHURCH MEETINGS --- VIRGINIA'S NEW RACIAL IN TEGITY BILL There is a howl that can be heard far and wide going up from the confines of Virginia, where an enterprising member of its literature has introduced a bill which would class as "Colored" any person having any known admixture of Negro and Indian blood and which would definitely prohibit the marriage of any such person to a white person. The widespread effect of the passage and enforcement of such a measure And that is to be seen when it's good. And the first families of Virginia have heretofore taken pride in pricing their income back to Poeahontas. Famous� dip the story of Captain John's first experiences. One can easily come to the conclusion that this measure will pass in Virginia only after the leaders of all of these families have passed in the "threated" event. In the result of their efforts to keep it from becoming a law. They have no desire now or at any other time to become the victims of the same and not treatment as the "harmless" out of all all these years to "Colored" people. At the mention of such a measure, they at once have visions of "Jim Crow" coaches with all of their efforts to keep their leader in the "threated" events. In the theater seats, no Pullman accommodations for all night travel, discrimination in the matter of salary, housing voting and the other things they were offered. Negrons to become accustomed. In the light of such considerations, it is not hard to imagine that this bill is going to see a hard time in Virginia. In the case of good by no means be a bad one and its effects might be considered as good for "Colored" people could this measure become law. A first hand is the "long-term treatment" of the Virginia "Colored" folks might do some of our white friends a great deal of good. But that will hardly be at this time. In the case of good by no means, the "Colored" people can still exhibit of "Nordic superiority"? Doesn't it prove that our "white folks" need our sympathy and help more than they do our consumers? Chuckle Column "FUNNY WORLD" A Chicago motorist, after twice breaking down a traffic policeman, said he was "very sorry" and asked "what did I do?" The judge ruled that the two words, "chuckle" and "column," were incorrect. Winnings fell privately, made a big impression, when he was asked to describe his appetite was no edge at all. Eggs pass for money in Armenia, according to reports. Eggs pass for that here too—and plenty of it. - Set The Joint - Opening a headline. Now with the Needleways headline, "How don't take that, perspicuously and go pushing any needles into the hide of some's friend, let you might find yourself playing a happy." Onygosh! Man is Pennylyanla has a private coat mine for his yard. He has a pet pet-owned pet, and he's an on-our last, baghel of coal. We're just burning up with any over that you can't jump. Just like it, you can't jump. If you first three times with the operator they take your phone away—over in China. Not much chance of that happening over here. Let us know the main don't feel that like filtering with the operator. A WISH POLICY A baristist's work has formed a motor club. And after this, the French insurance companies have written more pedestrian politics. The new law of the country has those women will drive at now that they're organized. Scientist wants the world to know that "how legs are a sign of courage," that's what war works. We always blamed it and herback riding. The busy min requires blue hours of sleep, even then, he has just, the doctor, even then, he has just, a swing wood! A London publisher let the cat out of the provider but buying the public how old certain people addresses were. He's run They intend to teach six-month-playing by mail now. Hope that'll employ under-players to award the diplomas. For the time a season is do years old, he or she will have lived one thrillion, at a hundred seventy-six billion, one hundred sixty-billion, one-million seconds—a scientist has figured out. Who was "Life to short enough of its best" Vamuna Lust. Items "Here—have a drink, I'll pump!" THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1920 RADIO TOPICS THE PRESENT DAY STAGE! THE NEGRO AND SULLA BILLE? By Leofer A. Walton (For The Associated Negro Press) NEW YORK, Feb. 27—The day following the premiere of the Belle at the Belance Thears when asked to follow member of the New York World staff at I had seen the new Negro play: I replied somewhat indifferently, "No," He appeared surprised at my lack of enthusiasm over the suggestion that Alexander Weleott. The WORLD's dramatic erotic, he asked to arrange for my attendance so I might write my impressions of Mr. Belavoe's latest theatrical of It is my intention to see "taa-Ballo" I am in no great hurry. But I am not sure I can imagine the impact of impinging curvature in the language of the region. My intere- tation with the Making by Mr. Bollos, master of stage technique and show- ing, has been a great help in combination. Linda K. enhances her reputation as a character delineator, and she does not disappoint. That "taa-Ballo" provides employ- ment for a colorful musical score. At times the stage must be contem- lined of a colored musical Whether Mr. Isaacson gives a realistic picture of what some marathon does not concern one as much as what he and the reactions heello will it be to them a "honesty in bravery" in the war, or a "morality nightmare" in what will his dramatic wound symbolize he mentally disregarded? Some understand colored American better or make for confusing what it most white people were not prone to organization on 'matters of race' but already, white unwittingly refer to it. An unfettering a true picture of Harlem life, that it represents one prise of it, of the low gaudy of community Mantle of the Daily News, who "first two acts are alliances of popular conceptions of life in a real cure. It is as unfair to the everyday of the colored collar of Harlem life, untrue to the everyday life of the migrants and midday of Spain." The proof that ninety per cent of proof that Negroes in Harlem are unhappy has unfuntalented. That has been the case in Bolason on Vibrille it will undo as much as they are not all alike is evidenced by his statement that "Nino Bolason." that it cannot be said only the "officer" matriarch californian - the man who has been a world of interest to white writers and dromologists, but as a rule in the wrong hands - and not because a word of interest to white writers and dromologists ("not a pun") they make misguided accusations to this large New York community are in bed. Aside from Negroid background what they find in different areas of life in other sections of New York, but in drawing pictures of Hispanics than the African-American faithful and unfair evaluation of U. S. HAS MODE BROUGHT CATHERS BACK OF THE WORLD COMBINED By R. M. SHEERILL The latest official estimates of the number of broadcasting stations in the world, places the figure at a little over nine hundred stations and this is 266 that four years since the broadcasting first commenced. Of this number, 560 stations or considerably more than half, are located in the United States. Canada comes second with approximately 144 stations, most of which are in the eastern provinces. Here, of course, there is also the finest railway-broadcasting system which has yet been developed in the chain of stations operated by the Canadian National Railway. Great Britain has 21 stations, of which one is a very high-powered station returning to seven a population of 23 million persons within crystal range alone) nine are maintained of 100-15-5000 watts of power, and the remaining eleven are comparatively low-powered relay stations. Germany has operations and this number will shortly be decreased by two, then that country will possess at least one of the highest powered stations in the world. France has 18 in Spain there are no far 13, but 2 more are projected. The Russia there are only 3 of which number will be doubled in a few months and before the end of the year it is expected that no less than 30 stations will be in operation. South American stations are springing up very rapidly and a still greater increase is expected during the present year. "Aman's throughout transition out the North House, Australia and the Pacific Coast states received at NGO, the west coast station of the General Electric Co., now frequent for stations of the perceptions of the Japanese broadening station." Station JOK, owned by the Japanese government and located in Tokyo, has been reported heard in San Francisco and other Pacific THE MIRROR PUBLIC OPINION ire community. In Harper's Magazine for January 1977 published a story by Lee Fis. Lee Hartman entitled "Venter." It was a subtle and victorious piece of prograndish. Half-time was advertised in this overdrawn fashion: "It was used to those Negro cahots in the heart of the black blacks," Mr. Hartman wrote. "Iain-Benant, surdid Iters and there were white faces, women sheathed in silk, with gleaming necks and arms, smed-in dinner's teats. Nordic faces in this roomful of wide-eye and expeent blacks." Ara "white faces, women sheathed in silk, with gleaming necks and arms, pen in dinner's coats" only to be even in Harlem cabaret. "There is some fairly filthy stuff in 'Lulu, Dolly,' Most of it vulgar enough to pass for realism of our own. I was Hill section. Significantly remarks Gilbert W. Gabriel of The Evening Sun, And he adds: "Iese for yourself how huge the cast. It is an interracial ous, most of its members. Negras, which must explain the occasional complaint that the accents were not sufficiently 'Negras.' What a few assumption! Picture God's Lewis Thomas is, a member of the cast, are in, in Doston, conforming with Mr. Gabriel's conception of what "Negras accents" ought to be? Such a display of ignorance must belong to a smile to the Brouns and Menkens. Down South the white and soforted people of a community talk very much alike. Put them behind closed doors and it is difficult to tell which is which. There can be no driving. This many. Segreg is the most important place, but so-white people. To expect a million. Negros to speak in this manner is asking too much. It is not incumbent on members of the race to express themselves in language peculiar to themselves. The story of "Latfi Hefle" deals with the "Nergo Vamp" who works in nothing but a "no-bank roll and use of case. She is first, as quickly Carmen in Harlem and has been on "Park" where she is arranged in death by a former lover. Nothing, whether or solely special about that. Aside from giving Miss Ulric an opportunity to die, her situation—talent is also the first to be made. It is a personal interest in the play. Certainly, it is not a great contribution to dramatic art. It is most unfortunate the Negro woman is eternally associated with sex questions. Finally, as in the case of the Della Sella, as one of the subway and other public drug rush. Four and other possible respectable hard working Negro women whose shubby clothes drawn times in their faces and speak the story of these struggle�istful look in their eyes. But the women thought occurred when will this type be generally appreciated, when will the world pay her just homage? The Negro woman is never pliable by a stage of screen. It cannot consideration. No one in America makes more proper agreements than the Negro woman, who is lovers away from her family at night. In order that her children might educate an adult, Negro glorifying the Negro woman will have to be written by her parents, who will look with favor on producing them in another question. The Negro woman depends on them to do this. If it is not natural that the Negro should be glorified, Chin paint. A recent letter from the Chinese government, which to KGO turned in Japanese, bago, and other paintings, has been obtained but cannot be sold overnight. It came from a friend of the artist. 15. **Cairns, Australia, in the** **city of Cairns and Trowellah, the** **township of Trowellah, the** **Matslana region of Japan.** Suicide of a Mouse The broadcasting from the big Davenport's population in England, was recently interrupted. minutes when a small mouse committed hard-barl by getting himself electrocuted on the plates of one of the main transmitting con- densers. England Building World's Largest Radio Station The greatest radio transmitter in the World—about sixteen times as powerful as the most powerful broadcasting station in the United States, is being erected at Rugby England. This station is to use a vascular tube to connect which will give a maximum output of the kill- owafis. (WGY uses 20 KW at its maximum output.) This plant station is to be used chiefly for communication between England and her colonies. The station is expected to begin operation early this year. It is to open also on long wavelength and will probably be restricted to the use of code transmission only. RADIO QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Mr. Sherrill will be glad to help you solve your radio problems. Write him to care of this Q.—IL N. H. says: "I have an old Storage A battery, but cannot tell which are the positive and negative terminals. I have no meters with which to make a test. How can I tell which terminal is negative?" Ans.—Run a comar wire from each terminal of the battery into a glass of salt water. Bubbles of gas will come from the end of the wire leading to the negative side of the battery. Q—E.P. says: "How can I present the corrosion that takes place FOR FEBRUARY Household Items—Shees Bloes are a most important part of a person's attire. In fact, I have heard it paid many times that some can always tell a gentleman by his shoes. He that us it may, here are a few hints as to the care of shoes: 1. Keep shoes clean. Always wimlight topred shoes clean with a clean cloth after each wearing place on trees and put away carefully covered. 2. To clean Tan shoes: Wash tan shoes with warm water and casttile soap. Let them dry and then polish in usual way. 3. To remove grease from eyes: shoes. This works especially well with candle grease spots. Flops piece of brown wrapping paper over grease spot. Hold warm iron over the paper. The spot will beغاز. at the binding posts on my A bat. that time with most轻易大量 its membership. We made up of representative educators, a subgroup of all teachers, and subaltern from all parts of the dough, including a small subaltern. Internal commi- nities were quickly organized into groups of communities, the dens of communities, that al- long together the best representatives of the community, and cooperation in the interest of mutual understanding, peace, and cooperation. The results fully justified the effort. A better split immediately followed. Were allowed, many dark eligations were cleared up, and the threatened were questionably the beneficiaries not in motion by the commission were removed from the favorable change. The emergency of the moment having been met, the committee set aside race relations, race relations, race relations, through the mouth, by putting him here as a hostage. A South-wide campaign of good will was accordingly projected to better suit the better suit, the correction of differences, and the promotion of race relations between the races. That program is consistent with the commission's forward with new new agencies are enlisted and now Assistance has been rendered the hundreds of educational enterprises for Negros involving millions of dollars; health campaigns have been promoted in every State; hospital and tuberculosis camps established, clinics opened to out-of-children, public-nurses employed, lynchings have been prevented through the efforts of state and local committees, and in a few states members of lynchings have been successfully prosecuted and sent to the penitentiary; legal aid has been extended to Negros in scores of cases in which they were being intimidated, persecuted, or capitulated; owners, street paying, water, light, library facilities, pawn rooms and other civic advantages have been secured for. Negros communities, parks, playgrounds, ponds, and other prattanies for recreation have been established; Negro welfare agencies have been included in community-wheels; day nurseries these are among a multitude of actant results achieved. In Atlanta for example, the interracial committee brought about an agreement by which 21,200,000 out of a single bond, juge was expended for new Negro schools, including a magnificent high school, existing 290,000 Perhaps more important still, a vast amount of educational work has been done among white people to promote better understanding and and attitudes on their part. This completion considers fundamental and of primary importance. Close contacts have been maintained. With the great church groups through representatives on the Commission, by the presentation of the international message of conventions, Conferences, goods, and the like, and through the church press. Thousands of legal church groups have been encouraged to study the subject. Course on some relations are being conducted in sixty southern white colleges, besides many voluntary classes and discussion groups. The Subjuct has been presented at every important Northern Conference of college school and women. Frequently by a blue-colored speakers and the力的 vocal Studied forums have been organized in a number of colleges by Representatives of the Commission A press service is maintained by the archives all the daily papers of the press, religious papers, and every colored paper in America. The aim of this aim is to preserve the best history and effort of the nation, and good well. The fight a- Hints for the Household The Road To Better Health TID-:-BITS bead in this way. I'll be back in new shoes from painting. Lay A.胶. molded in in hot water across place presses to change it. in a the way my leather changed it. I. A help to keep shoes water proof. Rub beeswax or minton steel around boots and shoes. C. To preserve kid shoes, Dublin Bushland publishes a book on the trouble jelly at night in the courtyard, wipes off shoes and polish them. A Adder Hint Cider is a good "substitute" for Bushland pub's jelly. It is nice to search for refreshments. Cider in a healthy drink. It can be kept in eans and opened when needed. The Re Bet Heal PAINTING BY KIRK V. J. BROOKS One can painting a young man painted that was implored to paint. The man was located in a small town in Ireland. The�es, crowded. When the same was being carried out, the same was sitting nearby, discovered. Hipping and went to his assistance, the two were on the other side of the postion and were very careful to support his head. As the patient was on the side of the postion, he decided that he should be taken out into the fresh air. So an airman, the first and the second, was on the other side of the postion. About the time a woman came to the rescue. She told the well-meaning first-aid group that the pre-mixture was down on the front. Then she sent some of the 6 kites of the new-born to the case, as the young woman soon received after being in the While this happened in a small town, moving picture that's it may be. When the 72 feet size was in a house party. No matter where it was. The man's first-aid was about the same as in this case. For it is, perhaps rather rare if some men were the help of the dursy, in raise up the head of the person who has fainted. Now this is to be just the wrong time to do. To Relize Blood Circulation When one faints there is not enough of the brain to get used by the people's weakness of the life, the heart. The object of fire is a sign of a condition of blood in the brain. The heart does not bring the power to the heart. The heart is a sign of a little lower than the rest of the body. If the head is little gravity side the supply of blood to the brain. The patient plenty of fresh air and sprinking cold water on the Smelling salts, we a dose of anamatic spirits of ammonia in water when the patient is able to swall how, are time-honored remedies. But these are usually unnecessary. The patient and the almost im- TID- TID-HITS By Leonard Massburge (For The Associated Negro Press). More than 184,000 visitors registered at Lincoln's tomb at Springfield, Illinois, last year. Dented or even slightly bent times often can aim cutting of tire. A railroad official uploaded a car of steers in "Alabama, and watered them. Then he found their way's room enough for them in the same car. Varnish and paid Rushes for the Regt soft by placing them in a against lynching has been pressed with especial resistance and vigor through the newspapers, scores of releases on this subject having been sent out. These have been widely published and have stimulated a vast volume of editorial comment which has helped to make sentiment against this crime. No phase of the Commission's work has been more unstable than the enlistment of southern womanhood in the campaign. In nearly every State a group of women in positions of leadership and influence has been organized to operate with the various state committees and to promote efforts to long interregional lines in their respective civil and religious organizations. In every case, these women have made strong pronouncements against both violence and favor of even-handed justice for the Negro, particularly in matters primarily affecting the welfare of women and children. There are two colored men on the staff of the Commission, David D. Jones, General Field Secretary, and Dr. James Band. Director for Kentucky. The colored membership of the Commission is as follows: Dr. and Mrs. R. R. Morton, Mrs. Mary McLeod Bethune, Bishop R. E. Jones, J. R. Pipper and George C. Clement, Dr. and Mrs. John Hope, Dr. Jeanne Pisher, Miss S. Spaulding, Mrs. H. L. 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When the tendency to faint is more or less likely, it is possible to make the sense of the noise for the cause. Painting may be a sign of heart disease, which is often a result of some other disturbance, since requires attention. Literature and Answers: Blood Test A good time for a recovery is to be a good time for a blood disease. It was told after I had a course of treatment that I should occasionally have my blood test in a little country town and do not know where the nearest place is where I can have the blood test made. I would like to know how to go about getting it done. Would appreciate any help that you can give me. Reply Have the doctor in your town on last and assessment blood from you and send to some laboratory. Has a swollen Askles Mrs. M. C. askier: What makes a pezonsy answer well? What can be done for it? Heity 1. Heart disease. Brightness disease, common disease of the Thin, andديغ, which, interem, with the circulation in the legs, are none of the causes. 2. Have an examination to find the cause. Then have the cause. 1. Similar from two copies of the 1915 edition of the book. 2. On account of its importance, Nancy by Schlesinger will answer the question as will be of interest to her husband, William Schlesinger. 3. The book contains a number of stamped annotations. Address the editor, S. Schlesinger, of the paper. (Copyright 1925, by The Dana- nielson Corporation, Chicago) --BITS-- Ars of koreensis, the bureau of immigration, the United States. An unobtrusive tender died recently leaving an estate of $125,000. An unblemished print in 1817, was filled with a large number of prints. of History. In the National Museum, the Israel of a dwarfed calf believed to be a 100-year-old boy, 90 years old. Dabijeh became a great pro- tainer within the last few years in Israel. CHILDRESS MARRIAGE EXPLAINED Never married, woman-husband of a woman, written by her Burroughs, a good writer in the Burroughs has spent many years her special "polaris" of their sex and in her book tells why so many married women of children—who they are break- downs of—have never married. This book is written in plain language and it is how-poly-and-self-testing, an economic with women made over home and the blessing of becoming a mother be granted by the use of a simple home treatment. It's burroughs waste every married woman to have a copy of his book, so if you will send your name and addressed it will be mailed to you. In plain wrapper absolutely FREE with postage past. Every woman owes it to herself and family to have good health and this book may be the guide to show you how. Write today for your copy—it's free and places you under no obligations. LITTLE ROCK, ARK. Feb. 19, 1926—Lee and James Walker brothers, walked calmly to their death at the state parliamentary Tuesday. They were convicted of the killing of tra. at Hudson, an 131 Dorado mill owner on December 12. 1. Church, 8. W.M.S. Chapel A. M. 2. Church, 8. S. E. Well attended. Binner class no. 1. Dr. J. Johnson purchased at 2nd Stitting school of 11 a.m. and at 7:35 p.m. Mon-day night. A great class meeting Clover Leaf Club met with Mrs. Wade, Dr. Johnson in able to be up again. Dr. Dixon of the Independent, Baptist Church will exchange palpit with the A. M. E church Sunday PAV. Great service legislation for at both churches. Mr. Dillard is very sick with pneumonia. BOUTH PENN-Sunday was a great day with the members and friends of the children Haplot church beginning with R. R. with the attendance of 94. Sian's Hibib Class taught by Peter Annie Kennard holding the banner. Burp's Lord is putting the R. R. over the top. At eleven o'clock our pastor Dr. E. C. Cannon was at his best and preached a wonderful sermon. At 3 o'clock Brother W. Le. Ladd, Arthur Williams, Yours Wilson and Oscar Harden were ordained as Deacon. Her preaching a noble agonist. Total collection for the day of 12.14. Mrs. and as flower girls: The public school teachers acted as honorary hall beakers. She leaves a father, husband, three sisters, a nephew and a host of relatives and friends to mourn her sudden departure several out of town relatives and friends were in attendance. Among the number were: Mrs. Mattie C. McClendon Brierick, Ohio, sister; Mrs. Assile, Ohio, and husband. Hawkins, sister; Mrs. Martin and family, Jacksonville, cousin; Mrs. Marguerile Price, Hawkins, Mrs. Guest, Dallas, Tom Rose Jacksonville, Henry Donaldson passed away Sunday night a few miles East of Tyler after an illness of several months. He was funeralized Tuesday morning at Lanee Chapel C. M. E. Church by Dr. King, he was ST. JOHN COMMENTARY — Sunday School is programming twice a week from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Grown up is on the show, Mr. Hearne, Grace and her sister from Tentakara, Monday Mr. and Mrs. Hearne, Ms. Lora Lara, Phoebe from Plimpton, Ms. Green, Shahid, Mrs. Amia Stirling and her sister with her sister, Mrs. Lora Lara, Watrusharan, Mr. John Wade of Chelsea and her sister, Mrs. Ada Stirling and her sister, Mrs. Ada Stirling and our pumpliness at the home of, Mr. and Mrs. H. Allen, at dinner at the hime of, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Allen, Tentakara. Teskanis, Texas Y. II. The Best First Day, World War II, 1900, 1901, 1902, 1903, 1904, 1905, 1906, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1910, 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914, 1915, 1916, 1917, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1921, 1922, 1923, 1924, 1925, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929, 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1937, 1938, 1939, 1940, 1941, 1942, 1943, 1944, 1945, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026, 2027, 2028, 2029, 2030, 2031, 2032, 2033, 2034, 2035, 2036, 2037, 2038, 2039, 2040, 2041, 2042, 2043, 2044, 2045, 2046, 2047, 2048, 2049, 2050, 2051, 2052, 2053, 2054, 2055, 2056, 2057, 2058, 2059, 2060, 2061, 2062, 2063, 2064, 2065, 2066, VAN ALSTYNE — Services were well attended Sunday, Rev. G. E. Patterson and several of his members and friends motored to Sherman to the opening of the new St. of Mrs. Jess Fisher was called to Dallas to the bedside of her grand-John, Rev. G. E. Patterson presch. L. Bowen who is 111 Sick-list: Mr. was here Thursday to son Mr. H. baby. Miss Ethel Robinson of Enfield and Mrs. Duck Bowen and children H. & Bowen and Horace Bowen. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1926 THE FAMILY NEXT DOOR SOME OF THE FELLOWS BE COMING AWKER TO A HOUSE TO WISH FOR A ROUND OF ROW AND NEED SOME MAN - COME OVER - WON'T CHN? GEE! ID LOVE TO BE A MAN BUT I WILL HAVE TO COME OUT SOME EXCUSE TO GIVE THE WIFE! YEAH! IT'S PILED WAY UP HIGH, HONEY! ITLL TIME LOTS OF TIME TO GET THROUGH WITH IT! NOT NOW YOU DO RIGHT ON TO BED - DON'T BAIT UP FOR ME CAUSE GOOD LOTS OF NOWH DO AND ITLL BE LATE! DO NOT NOW ON LATE MAY BE ONE OR TWO OCCLOSE! BOOT THAT'S PERFECTLY ALL RIGHT JAY - MRS HINJERRIGHT JUST PHONED ME ONE WAY IS GOING TO HAVE A BUNCH OF A POKING GAME AND SOME WANTS I'RE TO COME OVER AND VISIT WITH HER THAT'S WHAT I FOR ME ON YOUR WAY 24279 HOBERSON—DESD — Our community is the capital of the former good health, just as the William Inspire called his appointment to be first-hand. First-hand, with a very serious, both of which were spiritually receiving and instructive, Rev. Daniel is a live-Wise in the pulpit and really holds his congregation's first-hand as a stewart of the Sunday A.M. as a foretold on the 11th. December, U.S.-Illinois was chosen Sunday School Trust, Devon V. T. Thomas teacher, Misses Willie Mac Nestruth and Lethi Mac Simmons respectively. Miss. Lillie was chosen. was chosen. Treasurer, our Bible Class held the school in an interest-ing service with noon Sunday. Mrs. Lewis, of Louisiana and four of her younger sisters and others, are allowing our day school to be a good school. Robert, Jean-Maine, is the first-hand in flying business trip to Memphis Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Scott of Leds Bend visited Mrs. Scott's parents Sunday this time now. Ford is a modern student of community is a modern family of cadence, let us seems that they're a lot of a worldlike interest to gather in the ghetto. Read the Repress and learn of our race. WAXAHACHIE: — Rev. G. W. Sheezer, writing E. P. of the First-hand Mathodists preached in a wonderful common. Sunday evening—to a second. Rরা at the A.M. is a church. The sermon was first favors of Miss Mac Nilla Gowen's club. Rush Brown was harried Sunday Austin, Texas, Feb. 27, 1926. Austin was a graduate of died in 1926. fell best. Among visitors to the inauguration, Mr. Murphy, the father and mother of little Inez Murphy of Philadelphia, penn. a member of the Church International of the N. Atlantic, a member of the Murphy Brothers of Saint Houlton College. shot Mr. Murphy and the school to death. 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Wind does not harm the skin, even when it is on from forming on the skin and keeps the skin from chapping. Dr. Fred Palmer has developed the most marvelous Hair Dressings for the hair straight, soft, long and luxurious. Removed dandruff keeps the hair straight, no hair 600 shit or crunchy. Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener Preparations—four in all—Skin Whitener, Skin Whitener Powder, and Skin Whitener Flower and Hair Dressing—may be had from almost any jacket goods counter; service is free. The genius by mounting up Dr. Fred Palmer's supply you will be sent direct from the laboratory upon receipt of the Zinc or the one denoted by your name. You can buy you, buy 4 in stamp for samples of Skin Whitener Quintessence and Skin Whitener Soap, address and Skin Whitener Dept. R, 7, Atlanta, GA. TEXAS TOWNS VILLAGE MILLS—Weather fal- d, A. good at all churches, Sun- day was the principal event of the Gregory was at his plet- tions of officers. Easonin go- with staff to take place in the and rejuvenated city. At 11:30, pastor Red- brought us a burial-man- Christmas to the first of the M. Paulson preached a splendid er- ment, Eno, John McFadden was called with W. He is from Murfreesboro, L. to Collection 64400. One addition of the other was the same of the later Huma Holman and two ham Rushes day-of-date for the Lamp. W. W. H. THURSDAY—Mr. A. Wool has from the Royal Arts Lodge, New South of her son's Hymns. Douglas in Calif. Robert Douglas was called as said of his church. Feline A. M. Church, Mr. and Mrs. W. London's home was destroyed by fire. Thursday night, Mrs. Colgate was visiting relatives and friends in Carlsbad. Texas and Mr. W. W. H. CAMPHINGS—Rev. and My. W. Lynch and son motored to Chapel Spring—Texas Sunday. Rev. Himmond Motched a noble sermon. W. my. and Mrs. I. A. Chad with a fine girl. Mother and she doing nearly. Holland. Hi school boys turned late with Old Field Sunday. Bours were 15.2 in favor of Holland. Hi school boys. For the Express ace Curtis Lynch. SHENCKEL—The M. OLIVE D. C. has called Rev. Kell us pastor. R. W. well attended at Mr. Olive H. G. Lesson. Wood. Collection. 11.10. Miss R. M. Jordan is on the slekt. The Bother of R. B. Johns of Trent. Texas was in the city Sunday. Miss R. Dahlman is visiting her sister in Ahlene. Texas. Rev. L. R. Kell preached his opening sermon. Monday. Rev. E. W. Wiley was home with his family. Sunday. Mrs. O. Pettison was the guest of Mrs. B. E. Pettison. Sunday school was well attended at Mr. Olive Baptist church. Collection. 11.10. Lesson was reviewed by Rev. E. W. Kell. Rev. Kell preached a soul stirring sermon. Five was added to the church, two of Chylettion experience three for Baptist. Mr. M. Jordan died. He leaves a wife five children, four daughters and one son. You can always find the Express at The Dusty Cafe. LUFKIN-5th, L. Henderson died Saturday, night at the Angelina Hospital, Flemmin's afflicted. He leaves one daughter, two seen and a small grand children, M.P. M. Cornell's funeral was held at Goodwill Baptist church. Rev. L. Blummins offlicted. Mr. A. B. Thompson's brother-in-law died in Houston, Texas Thursday, funeral will be held at Pierpet Humberton, Texas Sunday Sunday-5th, Mr. W. Johnson has returned from St. W. Johnson, Inc., has been visiting her sister, Mrs. R.-A. Turner. Mrs. L. Grays has returned from Houston, Texas after visiting relatives and friends. Rev. Runnels preached for sister Johnson's Club Sunday, collection 16.5. 8. and B.Y. F. U. was well attended. SWEEWATER-Little Zion B.C. was well attended. At 11 o'clock Rev. B. M. Winston preached a social sitting service to Mary J. Ann, and Mrs. A. Hoiders, the social signet ways with us. Several visitors from Colorado, Texas were with us. Rev. Hubbert of Colorado was in the city. Mr. Grum and Miss Jones of Rallinger, Texas were in the city. Rev. D. Wagley (White) preached a great sermon at 3 o'clock. Mr. T. Jackson motored to Dickenson Sunday Rev. M. Molend and Mrs. Blacksher was on the sick list. **FORTWAIN SCHOOL** The S. A. Salem-matureed home Friday from Gladstone school. Feb. 22, 1916 the Kiddie school will have a white prince. At the school will open bats with the visiting Indiana school after which there will be a mailing contest between the two schools and Hollis Springs 1st grade pupils. At K. ordend the doors will open on Friday. The doors will open on Monday. The one dressed the prefessor will get the first prize in the contest. One dressed the rockett will get the second. A walter Dictionary, St. Mark C. M. church is doing静, St. Mark C. M. church is doing静, St. Mark C. M. church is doing静, and the F. S. P. and C. R. are making things 185 in the school. The program is progressing nicely. Provident Club is 22 in the head All stores. KARNALH- The Anniversary of the pastor of Bethesda, Haptian church, Rev. N. K. Gilbert, with an AVL program. The big spelling program conducted by Mrs. K. P. Joseph was lively affair. Mrs. D. Gorinatian left for points in La. Mrs. N. K. Gilbert left for points in La. Mrs. N. K. Gilbert will spend several days. BROCKETTEN- K. as usual at St. A. M. A. M. church with St. A. M. A. M. church presents. St. A. M. A. M. a noble memorial and at. L. d'clock the memorial service of Haster Thrump Thompson, Baskley and several others after Baskley and several others after introduced and gave a few brief marks in behalf of the State Farm Demonstration of which he is supervisor. Division Big Belt members. Each was in charge of the region for the service. Mrs. McCille, Wrie did Jan. 20th, she leaver a husband and several chids son, Funeral greated at Jasper church Jan. 31st, Ms. and Mrs. J. J. King gave a birthday party for the family. A b伸 15th, birthday at Lake Baptist Missionary sister had a Missionary sermon preached Jan. 31st, by Rev. Dose, $10.00 raised. Rev Mrs. Ada Dagba, when in need of hair being dressed, P. R., H. C. Carter reached the two nobles of the Mile. Chasper Banders, Jan. 20th, A. A. Lehmberg pastor of White M. E. church preached at $20 for Rev. Carter, $41.50 was raised for the First Quarterly Conferences. St. Luke Baptist sewing circle met at Mrs. Melvins of Haynes "Feb. 5th, and Chasper Monday, 10th, meets every Monday Sick. List Sarah Johnson, Ram. Ware, Ram Johnson, Jubie Benson and Miller PITTSBURG-Service was good at all churches. Rev. R. Franke was out of town last week. Alex Lottie D. Rockwell visited Ore-City last week. Rev. N. Glen attended the Lodge last week at Pines Chapel. Alex Kidd is still working on the foundation of the BW N. E. church. The Vanguard was entitled "hr Mrs. R. Bennett or building Preu Gilliard's new rent house on North Ave., Mrs. Addie Kemp-entertished the Kinder Garden at her home. Mrs. Pallin has opened a cafe on North Ave. The fungal of Rfo. Tamphlin's brother-in-law was stended at Evening Chapel by Rev. R. J. T. Woodwood, R.C. Rev. H. P. Brans, D.P. Rev. L. J. Brown, D.P. Rev. L. J. B. told his first Quarter. The A.C. E. rendered a nie program. Miss L. D. Buckwell presiding. Captain No. 2. Miss M. D. Washington received the prize. Miss Bennies Jackson of Mr. Plannant giant Saturday in and Sunday with Miss Mobile L. Robert motoring home Sunday to the 10th International Fair of the 10th. Misses Hubert and Williams, Jerry Walker, Felton McNairy, H. Randall, Misses D. L. Hubert and J. Williams spent the afternoon Sunday in Mr. Pleasant at the home of Mrs. Rong Jackson. The long Festival given at Pine Bluff was a fun-like event. Mrs. A. B. Hustler, Ph.D., was home at Sweetwater, J. D. Mitchell, Rev. and Mrs. Hall, Mrs. E. Creditle and Mrs. B. Crawford were visitors at Mr. Livingwood, popular evening Mrs. L. T. Toth has been ill but is better now. Mrs. Hustler's with was buried Friday at the 10th International Fair of the 10th school of Gilmore. His school buys defend Gilmore's 27th Friday. Rev. L. Young will preach for Rev. U. S. Franken on Feb. 14th, in the evening. Read the Dallas Express and keep up. ABILENGY—Rev. J. L. Blackman preached a splendid sermon at St Paul M. E. church Sunday. Rev. J. D. Washington the pastor of the A. M. F. church is out of town conducting a revival Rev. A. L. Wright is expected to return to Abilinvail and take charge as pastor of St. M. E. Mission Baptist Church, School Notes—The school is preparing to put on another teacher's very soon. Rev. W. M. Gour our school visitor was here Monday with a fine message. We are glad to have him any time. LAIRLEVILLE—Class No. 1—gave a valent banquet for the teacher. Miss A. Miller at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kintz last Friday nits. Rev. Coleman conducted a B.S. Institute last week. W. L. Dickson spent Sunday here to interest of Dickson Colored Orphanage. Rev. O. P. Dixon and wife are here at the bedside of her mother. Mrs. Furman, who is seriously ill, W. O. Buntier has "Pluko" The Aristocrat of HAIR DRESSINGS The smooth, straight glossiness and delightful fragrance of your hair after an application of Pluko Hair Dressing imparts such a sense of luxury that people who can afford the best always use Pluko, the "Aristocrat" of Hair Dressings. Miss Beulah Ranow, one of the most successful of our group in the theatrical world, says: "I always use Pluko because I find it is the best preparation for the hair that money can buy." BLACK AND WHITE CANS 40¢ BIG GREEN CANS 25¢ AT DEALERS EVERYWHERE More than a Million Packages are sold a year OKLAUNION—The enrollment to the public school was so large that it was necessary to get more help and more room is needed. The Willing Workers club is progressing nicely. A splendid program was rendered Friday afternoon. Visitors one. Mrs. E. C. Thomas our young president. Miss Elmorus McCorder Rev. Miss Crystellis Hunter and program committee. Frank Hunter doing all they can to make the W. W. C. what it should be. The school asks that everyone join them in the Washington celebration Feb. 27th. The white people of our town and county are cor daily invited to attend our pro- gram at the University of St. Edward Vernon City, school, Mrs. Calvin principal is doing all who was out of school Friday on ac- count. We were out of school move. He sure to take the Expired weeks way from Miss J. Calvin Parker is ill. Mr. Willis Lee indulges him with homework and sports. Thursday. Miss Roth, Gilson @ 912 Irma St. Pt. J.Worth was in the school at Loraine Twp. The good school is Loraine Twp. The good school purchased curtains for school THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 27, 1926 BROWNWOOD—Rev. Wm. Arbington is improving his property on Date of Please don't forget the Python Drive, re-labeling fee is only $2.00 this applies to the Courts also. The mayor called the attention of the courted people to the feet that if I say did not help, help part of the Metery is a decent condition they would be compelled to pay for it. Leroy Lockett has purchased 4 heads of mules, leased a small firm in $2.00 Brownwood and in putting it into first class condition for place. Leo, the English Mr. Hare, is a young man. Mr. Carrie Adams, Geo. Griffin, Mrs. Russell is "improved, Mrs. Nina, Len. Mrs. Emma Johnson are up," Mr. Bassett is improving his home. La Grant Hughes received the news last week that his mother-in-law, Tom Anderson, was a member of the Chegg's better. Departments Rev. Brown to his field of labor. Mr. Hattie Robinson to Abilene The W. H. M. K. of the M. E. Church held a very interesting meeting Monday and was delighted to have the Hospital Masters meet with Thomas Offering. Mr. Wm. Arbington will visit Mrs. Wm. Renders last week. Arrivals: Buck Clumbs, Mrs. Willie Mae Wilson and parties from Coleman, Mr. Edmond of F. Worth were here Sunday. Mr. W. W. Perkins of Manors B. W. will have a home insurance. Mr. W. W. Hatter, Mr. Thomas, Mr. R. A. Hetter, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Kars they have something good for in all. TEXARKAN—Mrs. Anne Black and Porter Eastland, brother and sister of Mrs. J. B. Young, have moved from Clarksville and will make this city their future home. Mrs. Gurdie White of Brekinridge is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, 1753 Boulevard. The services at Mr. Zioq were splendid Sunday. Collection $2.00 Dr. E. W. D. Abner, M. D. of Denver delivered an address at Oak St. Baptist Church Sunday at 3 p.m. The ockship was enlivened by the following program: Americas, audiences, invocation, Rev. L. T. World; American Woodmen Ode, choir; piano selection, Miss. Mrs. Ike McCoy. Welcome: Rev. H. M. Edwards; Introduction of Dr. Abner, Dr. G. U. Jamison; Special address: Dr. E. W. D. Abner, M. D.; vocal show, Mrs.-Cora Jones, selection, Junior Sunset Quartets, Prof. W. T. Dates, A. E. Grand Master, C. H. E. of Ark. was introduced and presented some fraternal truths. Dr. and Mrs. Handles, J. H. and H. A. Allen of Mr. Plomark were introduced. Prof. H. A Jackson, C. A. Barrett, J. G. Alexander and Mrs. E. Wilborn-Woode were given preeminent-seats as representatives of the city schools. In the literary voyager on Praternalism in the form of essay, Miss Geneview World CROCKETT—Sunday was fine day for R. J. the people are taking more interest in R. J. Paul, 71, on Lake at Bathel, 26, A. M. E. church, 54; C. M. E. church, 54, total 229; W. Paul, really was a success, and the first Dr. J. of the Ballet of Marshall, Tex. 2116, so-called for church 1230 for mission-money for Dr. J. W. Bally. The dity school, reef school and III school failed the night's amount of money and was given the $100 bible: Mr. Olive school, Pine Grove, 15, Rev. Dr. Warner W. Mayn. of Oklahoma preached for Dr. Brown last week. See above night. See also Rev. R. E. Postuached at Hall Duff Sunday, Feb. 7th, Mrs. Sarah Wright died Feb. 14th at the home of her sister, Alex Lottie. Her role, She leaves a mother, one sister, two brothers, one daughter and other relatives to mourn her death. Jim Bird died Feb. 14th at the home of John Bryant. It was a stronger life than the last time she was born. June Wess, died at Reavment, Hs brother, Levy Johnson, left for his body at one. Rev. Brown preached Mrs. Sarah Wright,疗ferful at St. Paul O. C. Mr. and Mrs. Dev, Thompson gave their Hs daughter a birthday pifty Feb. 21th on her 14th birthday at the home of her grandfather, Mrs. Nick's. She received many also presents. Mr. Roy Garland and the D. P. P. P. was to the party. Nick left Sarah Gally, BOW, OILMAN and Miller. Health HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT KILLED IN LEAP FROM AUTO Perils Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Agnes Williams, 1148 Pitchford, Mass. He struck the head against one of the signal posts near the city Hall on the street where the city Hall was skidding on the wet street and Williams thinking that jumped out. He was high school student and a member of the 1936 School board of Washington High School and is reputed as having struck the head. Federal was held Thursday at 2:00 p.m. onlook from Hull Street C. M. 14, Charleston Training Chapel. DALLAS CHATTYFCHK NLEED Will Campbell, chaufaour, was at Campbell's home in the City of Dallas and the State of Texas. Funeral will be held Wednesday from Hull Street C. M. 14. BOY DIES OF BLOOM BY FATHER (P. N. 8) Natevillie, N. C. Feb. 21, Wesley Took, deliverer for a local group about 8 o'clock, as a result of a hit he had in his father's Truck, tucked in his home. The difficulty started over a bit. 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Essentially prepared to be used with the irons. Also Porame has stood the test of being sold and used in it is not a supermarket traditional product of a century. Put up in a closed box the container. For sale by all drugstores. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1926 Buy the "Home Way" and Save Special VALUES Tomorrow! IN BIG VALUES USED FURNITURE $1 CASH Bal. Easy SEE THESE VALUES In a day from which she thrust out 227 redges to strengthen seamen, from passing ships for her food. Opposite this 'monster' was another called 'Charbythe-who's three times a day swallowed up the sea, and three times a day vomited it up again. Should you be fortunate to escape one they were, in danger of being destroyed by the other. In this Issue I I was told to clear the fire in the gallows of both the Reylia and Charbythes these designing enemies set for Him, and put them to open vame. Said: "Render unto Caesar the things which are Caesar?" Our Duty To The Government It "her Welch" We Live If the enemies of Jesus has heard Him ask Peter almost the same question and heard His answer, they would have given His attitude toward established government. He sent Peter to the sea where he taught a fish and out of it's mouth took the coin to pay their tributes. The Roman government had gained control of the country and while it was stinging to the pride of a proud people with the power of the Jews received many benefits from Roman dominion. It protected it from foreign invasion, the construction set high over a which was expected to be a little other parts of the world. It might be a garingsie kept order in their own country, then it opened up lives of common of the people which greatly curricled the country. Homan money was used largely in the people who were met by the people—should the enjoy of this and their refuse to pay the tax to against the maintaining the government. This answer put them to name, in willing to pay his share for the support of the government under which he lives. All Christian will not only be (your) a person who has a good health or other taxes, Law and order are associated to the safety of any country—revelation is to be maintained in the country. Law enforcement is the most important of the government. The modification of the 18th Amendment to the Constitution, under the provisions of which all traffic is liquidated prohibited—to bring released. The government is powerless to informed people—it is less the American problem to back down from a difficult task. This law can effective every vitiant should feel that it is his rule to do his part to understand the problem. If the government is to cultivate greater respect law. Every bootlegger and safety every patron of bootleggers are striking at the vitiant of his Nation. The law is the part of the field, such that the children the value of the needless for government is not to be paid to them respect for law by having law in their own home and the needless for the law is the part of the field. The non-violence of consciences sake, and not for fear of punishment—children — going from such homes—will never give the result of the law. The IHS Amendment to High School law is a great result of it must be spiritualized to the effective "Great men are they who see that spiritual are stronger than any material force that thoughts hold the world." Texas Towns ELEKTRA—Mrs. Katie Mac Harte was honored in memorial Jan. 21. She is survived by her children and included the old family members, by Mrs. and Mrs. William Trapkin, by Mrs. and Mrs. Jeffrey Trapkin, by Mrs. and Mrs. Paul Trapkin, by Tom Greer, and Alain Smith. Horton Greer, Mrs. Preston Trapkin, Mrs. Polly Pole, and the gowns worn by her children were also survived by Mrs. Annabeth Greer was survived by Wichita State University Sunday, Jan. 21. Mrs. Harte Look and the gowns worn by her children were family for that Expense. Mr. R. M. Johnson spent the weekend at Ladonia and Honey Grove. Rev. R. E. Jones and T. J. Anderson were in St. Worth, Texas attending the Board meeting. Mrs. E. Thunston of Honey Grove was called to the bedside of her niece. Mrs. O. Quipk, Mrs. E. Crist moved to our city from Honey Grove, UK, but W. H. Garrett, Mr. G. Tomorrow and Miss O. McClain were married last week. Rev. Hicks of KEMP—Services in St. Matthew Church very good. Sunday school well attended. A very interesting program was rendered out the H. Y. U. in the afternoon. Every time was delighted to have New Harry's explain the lesson. Several visitors were present. After the usual routine of business the following "program" was rendered: Reading by Miss Elizabeth Moody, session at the Ruth Welch, who was Mr. A. J. King, paper by Elizabeth Welch, reading by Miss Anna Bolle. Miss Thomas Truppert, no. 2. Sunday, nightly. The "Miss Thomas Trupbert" is also did not come out to the Missionary Society Monday afternoon missed a rare treat. Mrs. A. Nickelberry is surely making a fine president. She needs your support as she can't do it all by herself. Come out and see what she is doing, see what you can do. Next Monday Mrs. Jessie Paster will take charge of the lesson. Don't fall to come out. Eligium Rest is doing very good. Mrs. Nickelberry and Mrs. J. Foster motored to Henrietta Sunday to spend the day with Nickelberry's mother Rev. Carter organized an A. M. E. South Witch session Thursday night. No one will be said about it later. The Clues: "I'm not at the home of "THAT LITTLE GAME" International Cartoon Co., N.Y. By B. Link M. 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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 REGISTERED HONDERFULER CROWDER BETWEEN 825 MADAM C.J.WALKER MANUFACTOR Church were with us at the three Worlds hour Dr. Johnson�n utmexed-big, minferiel career in his sermon effort. The Men of God, preached until every whil of self-med drug was convent by the fire of the Holy Spirit, will be for the se- voy of the man, and the man, to the se- voy of the man. Mr. H. H. Harney, reporting the City Federated Clubs, read a most excellent paper on the number of "Dr. Winn- and-He" City Clubs. Mr. H. H. Harney, the city's "Dr. Winn- and-He" City Club, was the first of the City's "Dr. Winn- and-He" city-based club. The Man Quartip reordered two relations. 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I will be faithful, and his organization that no court or judge may, and dissolves his obligation to the pro-terror that they did not have time to do." (Colnued from Page-1)) As an added incentive to have such honors do more, the judge's office is to be given a trip to the supreme judge's office if they will follow our lead. If they will follow our lead, the judge will also as to the judging board have them back down in order to remove them from the judging board to shake the judging board. **FIGURE 1** Any city, or community, where there is a R. of P. judges, a Court of Calcasieu is eligible to have such honors from the same place, however. The judges shall be appointed by the Grand Chancellor. In order to remove any judge, the judge must hold such judge, which the judged and secured on the following Each of the five judges will be given a score wheel, and they will not sit together; each one will give the Princess the per cent and the believers that she merits. These scores are set to be whirled to the next one who will be held to the end, and divide by five that getting the average in each point. The Princess who has the highest total of averages will be declared the Queen. This method gives every Ingress justice and to fair to all allms. The points to be given is: (1) The points for each of the my/whim over cost each is unfilled (2) "Costsums" will be made of any capital that the Printer changes to the other. The Printer's charges, getts, at the or verity of the report, will be paid or velvety. Here, (b) Events: (a) For allப் Appearances: (b) and attractiveness shall be the standard. Avoid excessive use of the food—any waste of 20 per cent. (c) Stage: Decrease the cost and charge of average points and net control. Recurs, 40 per cent. (d) Stage: Getting: This has not a chance of making, helds or may, other than a parable way of displaying yourself. No special and� will be made to the special and of anything of that nature will be permitted. The Director will appoint a person to arrange the stage. Attendants are not essential; they can be used at the discretion of the Princess. Where there are no other points will be changed so that they can be equal. Noure, 20 per cent. (a) Princess Popularity Context Each princess will be introduced in the lodge and the Popularity Context explained. Each princess will be given an equal number of votes to choose her. The number of votes is k.h.m. of the day of the rope (est). If she all the votes give the maximum score, be 50 per cent. This R. B. plan for holding to finance the trip to the Supremes A sage abode will be kept for R. B. Princess. The judging under the Supremes will be conducted most an absolute certainty of justice for all court cases. The judging cup will be presented to the Queen just as she was done last year. This is her second visit to the occasion, immediately following the announcement and congregation of Queen, the Grand March will take place. The March will be headed by the Queen, and will be wished to wife the Supremes, Channeler and court, followed by other dignitaries. Her Court (the other Princess will then follow) will receive further information please direct with Sir R. B. Betta, 484 Bombay 118 Street, New York, N.Y. For this R. B. plan or write Mr. Jeremyson, G. W. G. Geissel will CARD OF THANKS We take this method of express- ment, friends for the espionage party, our beloved husband and father, our beloved husband and father, are especially grateful to us for the support we must sustain us in our hour of Mrs. Allie Dee White, Wife Mrs. Gladys White, Daughter Mrs. Michelle White, Son Mrs. White Son WOMAN SHOT FOUR *Miss Herbia, Marie, use-daughter* *Miss Herbia, Marie, use-daughter* *Miss Herbia, Marie, use-daughter* *the abdomen Bunny might be my evacuation at her home on the mountain* Her assistant was caught by Dusker,敲-敲 drink, and held until officers arrived. He was at Parkland hospital, resting again. RETURNS FROM TOUR Mrs. Helen J. Lindsey, d. at 71 and gave the gift different parts of the state of Louisiana. Mrs. L. Lindsey first rose after leaving La vender. She later went to New york and later there. Then on to Bali welcome and socially entertained for the most receptions of Alexandria upon entering the city she turned up to give the gift. ing a nice step there being totally entertained in the home of Mrs. Ella Walker. Then to New Orleans a here she had a wonderful time attending the Mardi Gras While driving through Hawkins Tunnel she stopped and visited Jarvis Institution and Grand pains, viewing the Mooen platt Co. The entire 1100 miles was made in a Black Cage A new chapter has been added to Dallas New World Organizations, the present organization of a Near- east member of Congress. It offers different programs. E. J. Crawford, President. F. W. Pratt, Lot Video Press W. K. Flowers, 2nd Video Press R. T. Ashford, Treasurer. W. M. Clarke, F.J. Secretary Record of Directors: E. J. Crawford, Jr. W. K. Flowers, Police A. Wren, T. G. Lookett, Sam C. Hinn, V. C. Rutherford, R. F. Simmons, R. M. Brown, J. W. Hunt, R. T. Ashford, T. W. Pratt, L. J. Haydon, L. R. Wolf, R. S. Watson, A. A. Austin, W. T. Dwing, Dr. W. M. Green, W.-H. Pree, Dr. T. Cleaver The Negils Chamber of Commerce has for its purpose Community welfare development, better human facilities, wholesome school surroundings, better play grounds for our children, to improve living conditions, to promote a community welfare spirit, to break down self-loseness and postemployment and develop a dependable Haderalap. Secretary Houd and Mr. Scott Mr. A. L. Reed writes the efficient secretary of the Dallas Chamber of Commerce, spoke for our acesization. Munday-steph. Among other things Mr. Brown said: "Your organization has a great build-up. That's in the future, so I'm a option to your first mission. But to the improve your school facilities, to be more better city, playgrounds, for your children, and to improve your living conditions." Mr. Slims built (white) made a year-long talk along the lines of the people mission of the organization, and among other things he said: "If your objects are to promote your general developments of all of your people, not limiting your interest to a selfish form, I am with you." Plans for a public installation and mass meeting, to be held in the near future, are beingời-mohir-out to committee and a new committee to follow. Join the Neuro Chamber of Commerce and help us put the pro-term-use. LARGE CROWD+ ATTEND AN-NEAL PRISCILLA CILARIA VITE A large and merry crowd filled the hustling third dances hall, all wearing colorful costumes. The annual charity gala of The Primavera Air Club was held on Saturday, the annual celebration, an obligation eyes by drawing of the lucky number in the prize. The hundreds present spent a merry evening from nine till twelve. The event was attended by Elliott, a deaf-mute host who by winning the prize of the hundred, hunkered down to a jumky number last year. The contest content had many entrants, including Mr. Worrell, a jumky prize were Mr. Worrell, in the single contest and Alice Mice Ada Crawford, a double. The saviors of the evening were heart-shaped Valentine caps. EAST DALLAS The infant of Mr. T. C. Clayton on Fomey Avenue died last week. Mr. C. Clayton, 2112 the St. to able to be up and re立 her durt after having been indisposed for several days. Rev. H. H. Foulin gave a report did special at St. Mark Baptist Church Tuesday night. Rev. L. H. Harner, pastor of St. Mark preached an excellent service to a well filled house Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Sanford entertained with a birthday party in honor of their daughter, Janie. Friday evening. February 19, at 4:50 R. Island Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. 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