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DALLAS AND FORT WORTH LADS TO GO TO EUROPE A Champion of Justice A Messenger of Hope THomas Tolbert of Dallas a Chosen to Represent Texas ence to be Held in Finland H. A. Officials in Conference Dr. M. W. Degan, chairman of State Executive Committee, Colored Department and member of the N. W. Council, calls for help on behalf of me in Dallas to discuss war and peace in Texas. I am a delegate from the H.I.C. Club in Texas to attend the World's Conference at Helsinki, Aug. 16, 1944. This conference from the U. S. will have one of its promising clubs to come from the H.I.-T. Club of the City. The Committee of Arrangements once again what makes the previous conference so special. The effect is being made to the leaders of the more formal program, while including a few outstanding leaders of youth be a fifteen Sunday delegates and a hundred of Association members will be able to go to Helsinki. All of the Y. M. C. A. affiliates, representatives, H. W. P. H. W. and H. W. P. H. W. will be able to go to Helsinki. At the meeting of the Y. M. C. A. affiliates, representatives, H. W. P. H. W. and H. W. P. H. W. will be able to go to Helsinki. THE TWELFTH ANNUAL HEALTH WEEK IS SCHED FOR APRIL Thomas Tolbert of Dallas and A. V. Smith of Fort Worth Chosen to Represent Texas at International Boys' Conference to be Held in Finland by College Heads and Y. M. C. A. Officials in Conference Here Dr. M. W. Dugan, chairman of the Department of Surgery, will be the superior library of the beutiful high- segment and member of the Natl. Department of Surgery. THE TWELFTH ANNUAL NEGRO HEALTH WEEK IS SCHEDULED FOR APRIL SEGREGATION LAW OF NORFOLK INVALID Norfolk, Va., March 6 The presidential congregation law elected in Norfolk, Va., has been declared unconstitutional by Police Justice R. J. Spindle and will be carried to a higher court. In order to have this ruling-affirmed, according to a announcement by the local branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. The first court test of Norfolk's segregation law came about when Nathaniel Fally, who was white merchant, opened a grocery store in the city. In order to test the law, the local N.A.C.P. under the presidency of David H. Edwards made a complaint and warrant charging violets to the law was served on Mr. Fally. With Mr. Fally's words as comment, and in 1937,�s. W. Foreman acting ex. prosecuting altemers, the case came before the Police Court Justice who declared an unconstitutional. As the Police-Courts is not a Court of record, the N.A.C.P. plans to carry this case to the next higher court on month. In order that a definite and recorded decision may be had holding the segregation ordinance unconstitutional. Young Moms and young Women Young Moms and young Women Association of Teachers in Colorado Association of Teachers in Colorado The National North Press Association The National North Press Association Board of Health, State Medical Confferences and Associations, Fraunce Organizations, Conference Local schools and Chapels, Our Health Week, was more widely invested in and understood by Health problems and Health issues, Health Week observance, Health Week observance, the twelfth Annual North Health Penalty FOUR LASSE PENALTY Wittington, Dec. 3, March — As this临沂府 for Jensons, four young Colored Men, each convicted, were published in the following January Carey, ten cases, and two years imprisonment in Jensons Carey, his brother-firm and one of the 74s. Edward Canford, 1933, was the son of the 19th-century Henry. Then will serve their senior work in the New Castis County city house. These men were formerly enlightened by the�cating establishment from which the men were to serve a stolen. They were led through a long tubanal which leads to the priest and their other armaments removed and were hailed with the cat-nine and the other one to the other. Which was the last man fitted, it is said, at the cash was being applied, but at the time they were to be found in the town. Now covered the ground, and notwithstanding the fact that the whittlings are public, only two persons possessed the affair. RACES BLACK CAT: JALLEI New Orleans, Dec. 3, March — A race between a black cat and Louis was speedlessly wedding his home when the cat attempted to cross his path. Old Man Superstition was a small, white-collar-like man, so did the cat-side by the old-Brazil boys, formed in dittory, the police, a criminal and finally arrested him. The cat escaped, but did not cross his path. Tennessee Institute, Aie. March 1, 2016, accord with the resolutions of the National Negro Business League, the National Negro Business League, the Tubalegro Negra, Conference and other referral organization, the following announcement has been made: The Twelfth Annual National Negro Health Week, from April 16 to April 22. Cooperative agencies is the National Public Health Service, the NATI- sional Association, the National T ational Association of Graduate Nurse, the National Association of Health Nursing, the American Red Cross, the National Association of National Churches, the Child Association of Health People, the National Clean-Up and Association of Soldier Women's Club, the Commission on technical education. The United States Public Health Health Work Webfolio. It is read- er row distribution and copies the information to the United States Public Health Health Work Webfolio. The United States Public Health Health Week Bulletin. It is read same day as the United States map be secured by application to the United States Department of State, Washington or to it. It has been decided to stress this year, an last year the building of unitary foliage. Amite, La., March 26—Marter tion, a wee man acquitted of murder on the grounds theftion on a charge of murder the murder on the grounds of theftion on the white pants. The Dallas Express Negro Rail Workers Against Passage of Watson-Barker Message The feature of the affair: Garvey from prison fights to retain U. N. I. A. PLACE (P. N. R.) New York, March 6-The University is torn by dismay and internal penalties, where he is serving a President general Garvey has issued a President General William Sharpe locality and calling an international loyalty and being held in Detroit from March 11. There is urgent necessity for a change in the present administration of the Universal Negro Improvement Association and its auxiliaries and this convention will, among other things, elect officers so as to maire the successful carrying forward of the work so ably, begun and fostered by our great leader, the call states. Attached to is the name of Gqvey with the names of Pred A. Tootle, President of the Philadelphia Division; William Ware, President of the Cincinnati Division; Samuel A. Haynes, President of the Pittsburgh Division, and Joseph A. Craken, Secretary of the Detroit Division. TYLER FAMILY BARELY DR. HAMILTON GIVES RA- SCAPES FIERY DEATH DIO EQUIPMENT TO WHEN HOME BURNS WOODLAWN PATIENTS WALTER BIRD, WELL KNOWN YOUNG MAN BURIED SATURDAY After a two-week illness of the best hospital staffs was awakened, Walt Disney, 85, returned to work, 3519 Howell Street, an enclave of the city's wealth, more than three years, 48 of whom had been practically blind and deaf, but been practically blind and deaf, but been almost blind, he came in contact with the world, and was able to spend Thursday morning and evening at the Disney Thursday morning and evening at the Disney. He worked in a school unit and a host of growers' According to the statement of unit of the hospital, but it was those who appeared after the fire, the found that at some time certain of them had been in contact with the fire. The roof of the structure and to them the program would be continued to listen if the host speaker prompt response of the fire department. Then pleaded the complete death, then requested to swap both words and then asked the patient to be pathetic. Fathers are well known in the city. The majority of those who died were college graduates, most of whom were grown, presumably filled with his classmates and friends. The last resting place in his memory was at the Fred Williams, who had gone on to serve with Waco for forty years. Bullets were offered by members of the Army to a member as well, by the eminent HI-Y Club of Washington High School, which associated his life into high school. two of them having been-members in the Dallas public school for a number of years. Their brother, J. Q. Tyler, operates a printing establishment on Cochran street. Special arrangement was necessary in order that this be done. The order has already been placed and it is expected that the equipment will be installed in a short while. The Express 类 for birthday attend the funeral service. They all attend to the ceremony in a body or body, or both. Walter was noted all over the city for his annual determination to be the only person who had been interested in his courtship with which he greeted us with whom he came in. He was a man who was the life in the city remembered at his marriage. He was the only person who had been interested in his courtship with which he greeted us with whom he came in. The Supreme Juinits at FINERAL OF EUGENE BROOKS (V.N.) Washington. March 6-A striking tribute to the worth of one of its elder messengers was paid. Three-and-four-year-old men, who had been together and a clatter, both of whom were younger than he. INST. PAS- Message As described by the rules and regulations of the State, the 1920s and 1930s court, number 115 and added to all parties concerned in control of the case, was determined to be the law. Particularly, do we find STOP SEGMENTATION BY IN- (A. N. P.) New Orleans, Missouri. A temporary segmentation of the New Orleans Outlet area by the New Orleans Outlet regitation district is requested in the City Council to be approved by the 2012 and 2013 Palmer Avenue. The Land and Development Association which owns the property in question has been obtained by the city and is required that the city J.P. Goodwin Librarian-University of Texas Austin, Tex. New York, March 5-The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 89 Fifth Avenue, has received reports and newspaper clippings recounting the brutal murder by white men of G. H. Donaldson, a Negro insurance agent in the town of Dublin. Q.c. the excuse given by the whites being that the New "CANT CROWD DYER BILL DOWN SOUTHS THROAT" SAYS OVERMAN Senator Durham has accused the World Court of a subpoena of the consideration question. She called that this subpoena was "unnecessary and unjustified." The bill has been, favorably, attempt is made to impose the objection. The bill has been, favorably, attempt is made to impose the objection. The bill has been, favorably, attempt is made to impose the objection. A sub-committee, composed of seven, has heard with regard to the antibody. Advertisers in THE DALLAS EXPRESS now get the same cut service as the big city dailies. We have have made arrangements with the Bonnet-Brown Company of Chicago, for the furnishing of cuts for advertising purposes absolutely free. This service is the best in America and has as clients some of the largest newspapers published. Never before has it been possible for a weekly paper to furnish this service without a considerable added outlay on the part of the advertiser, and even now it is only offered to the paper recognized by advertisers and readers as the leader in its section. The Dallas Express buys the cuts; the advertiser pays for the space in the paper at the same rate as for other advertising. We will be glad to explain the matter more fully.... Some of our patrons have already taken advantage of this offer and others are invited to do so. MISS EYES. ROCKEY Miss Eyes nearly fell dead a few evening ago. When she heard a certain absolutely "No-Good Flagger" ask her to keep a husband or words to that effect! He doubted this "No-Good Flagger." Did not know that only her attention to the man she was with kept her husband that he will stop and if he will be found. The loss or a good condition. The committing of a crime been lesson enough to cause many invertertors, Gamblers and Drinkers to conquer, then escape, they will say the sensible man profits from the state of her mind but acquit it. after you and your husband's off- to a certain widow, wife, and father, and giving your wife/child your must-parent you that child. You will be able to leave your husband or keep him away by letting him come come to your from. that until you and his husband have to do their work. No, you can't leave him away. To the young man who wants to know what should a man do to win over a girl, he is winning away his widower love. Miss Sheila will say, if he will forgive her, she will be happy. Use the same tactics to hold the other man out and use his methods. He has some charm, personality, that you must admire. He is winning away his widower love. Likely it is only a passing infatuation that will die an suddenly-ash it came to life. Keep your temper and your nerve. Of course, I know the advantage is all on your side—you have her and you must have been nearly loved by her or else she would never have—married you, another thing. Miss Evas will say. To hold love, the avrance man must depend upon his knowledge of the "game of love" rather than his physical appearance. Knowing the art of holding the devotion of one woman is far more important than knowing how to attract many. SOC an ENTERTAINED Miss Ettie Terry was enslaved with a Japanese party. Thunder evening Feb. 12, 1914, Overham St. by the members of the Naire Dam Art and Social Club. The evening was spent playing while and dancing. Quite a few insides were present. The dining room was decorated in club colors and after each guest had taken the place at the table, the announcement of it was wedding of Miss Ettie-Terry 10. Mr. James Cathcart on March 12, 1928 was made known. All had a delightful time. The bosters received a very delicious menu. DONOTHY XHT CLCB—Mrs. K M. Whitefield was hostess to the club Feb. 17th. This being the social afternoon, a spicy program co-spices by Mr. D. Ford was sent to by all. A surprise birthday party planned by Mrs. G. B. Glass for Mrs. O. M. Prince our secretary who has served the club for several years was carried out and each member gave a token. as they are the ones who are doing most of the talking. You know as much will think when she gets them embarrassed as he gets them embarrassed by hearing now to do better. There are many people who have understandings enough to withstand the pressure to use up their energy others by yourself. Miss Eyes are sure Mr. you think you are fooling the popular young lady. No! She is certainly wise to what you are doing. Another thing when you are at these places thinking that the young lady is trying to find you and she has to much interest in you you are all smashed. Miss Eyes have heard several say Oh she doesn't know he is doing so and so. Miss Eyes will say to all don't let that fool you. Don't you know that the young lady is only pulling for a "point". Other words she knows just what she is doing. ETN d Club Largested by Mrs. Glasso, with the wishes of the club that each passing year bring New York to Mrs Prince. The hostess served a delicious menu. Next meeting March 2nd, with Miss. V. L. O'Neen, 1822. THE XOTRE DAME ART AND SOCIAL CLUB—Mar 4th 1995, La vaguin Mina al-Saba Cochran, St. The members responded to the call with quotations and dues. We were very glad in Ewa Mrs. Vanbe and Mrs. Burton join us. After the business was completed, we were then led to the dining room where the hostess served a delicious menu of chicken salad, pinstons sandwiches, rakes and tea. We all bgts to be present with Mrs. Ty-rena Powell, 1308 Thomas as this is social night. AMERICAN GIRLS SOCIAL CLUB — Held its second meeting for the month. Monday evening Feb. 15th at the hope of Mrs. Knoma. Mostly with Mrs. Pearl.azekis as hostess. The hour was spent in business. MUNGER-MID ROCK SOCIAL CLUB—at st. MARY's Temple in St. Louis, Missouri, a trusted friend of all members in a haunted house to Greenville, also sang at present. Music, furnished. Mr. A.—an exclusive dinner at the Katie Counsy, Scott by W. P. Roberts. Senior Aye. They have been an guest was an elaborate affair. We convention at the Baker Hotel, are sorry to heat that Mrs. Lusie. We will also appear in occasion Mrs. James Beeway, The president School, Friday morning, March 6th. procedure to gather with, a dissection of the heart, to examine the blood in the heart, to trocrowl in the. the mother served a woman's lunch, including a hot chocolate and vodka coffee. FIDELIS ART AND CULTURE CLUB - Met. Thursday Evening, Feb. 14, with Mrs. Ανίλιτς, 2610 Cebby St., 45 members were pregnant and 4 new members. Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Doxle Johnson and Mrs. Coleman, a detentous menu was saved. Next week with Mrs. O'Hill, 200 Thomas Ave. FIDELIS ART AND CULTURE CLUB - Met. Thursday Evening, Feb. 14 at 2500 Thomas Ave., Mrs. C. Gaston, president. PRINCESS ART AND SOCIAL CLUB - Mrs. R. Foger-entertained 115 Lectures A. Club at her home 2515 Lectures Ave., Thursday afternoon. A two courses Lunchtime was served. Favors in games were awarded Mrs. Choleton and Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Jones-Choleton will be the next hosters. THE RED ROSE, ATHLETIC AND SOCIAL CLUB - Met. at the regular meeting. Plays: Meeting was opened with a song. Miss Lois Finney, planet, Athletic starts were performed and the president called meeting to order. All children were paid to receive Mr. Nithold Cola as a new member. Volts were at the Committee. Mr. Jessie and dues paid. The members' Monday and Mr. R. G. Warren. For information call Charles Cole. M. H. 225 from 6:20 to 7:30 in The Priscilla Art Club—Rex Feb 15th at the home of Mrs. H. L. Burt, 1816-1819. Allen St. and it was honored by the presence of Miss Artemisia Lowden president of St Philip's School for Wife of Man Antonio and Mrs. R. Green, wife of Dr. Green, profiting physician who has but recently located in Dallas. The business consisted of reports from the Annual Charity dance, which was held Feb. 14th and which according to the reports was a complete success. A delicious luncheon followed the close of business. Mrs. T. D. Morgan, president. Laryette Soutel and Art Club Not at the home of Mrs. Hailte, Fri Feb 15th with quite a number present. The use of was opened for business and new member Mrs. Eliot added to four number. To rest of the evening was spent in art, after which a delicious menu was seized. Next meeting with Mrs. Royce Gibson, 1929. Moore St. Mrs. D. Marshall, president. Royal Society Art Club—Sat with Mrs. T. R. Kent, 1415 Thompson Street Friday, Feb. 19th. A brief but interesting business session enured. Mrs. Walter Huckaby and Mrs. M. N. West were reported Wick We are glad to have Mrs F Hood back with us after attending the funeral of Miss Mill. Mulldrow which was held at Washington Park. Miss Muldoow died Jan. 30th and was a faithful member of the Royal Society Art Club. No one can take her place among us and as long as our club shall exile we shall remember her kind deeds. The hostess served a unity menu. Next meeting March 6th with Mrs J. W. Roes. The Happy Gold Luck Social Club—Met at 2424 Cottage Lane, Mrs. J. James, hostess. Members responded to roll wall with quotations. A pleasant evening was spent playing whist, a delicious menu was served. The Happy Gold Luck Social Club met with Mrs. Roes. King, hostess, 116 Allen Street, A lot of business was transacted. New rules were made. After roll call the club went into its social hour. A the Helous two course menu was served. The club will meet Thursday night at 2411 Allen Street with Miss Gertie Lawson. American Beauty Opus — Not at a regular meeting, place 2127 Hall B17. Who games were played. Those were: presen. Mrs O. Riordan. were: presen. Mrs M. O. Riordan. were: presen. Mrs M. O. Riordan. from Mexico and were: presen. Josiah was hostess and served a felicitous four-course menu. Next was hostess to the club. J. H. King, president, Joy Loyers Club-Met-Wednesday evening 7.12th with M. Steven an host at 2101 Coda. A delicious menu was served. Matures present. An alumnus of 1718 - L. Leonard J. R. Alumnus are asked to be present. Carnegie Country Club-Met-Wed day 24th with Mrs. M. Bawan as host. Alumnus are asked to be present. The program. There were several visitors and each dish 'makes' some evening 16.00, donated for Charity 2326 Mrs. H. Shaw of Charity 2326 Mrs. H. Shaw of THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS; SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1926. hostage March 12th All members are asked to be present. Mrs. H. Lemmon's president, THE ADIN CHORAL CLUB HAS A BEST YEAH Aside from successful engagement givings at the present meeting, the group appeared in recital to a packed house in Greenville, also sang for an exclusive dinner party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Higginboth on Rover Ave. and the other. Enjoyed to entertain the Doctors Convention at the Baker Hotel on April, will also appear in recital at the Booker Washington High School Friday morning, March 7th, and at the City Carrie's Church White Rock, Jarburary night March 8th. The Club-agended the Recital given by the William, Gingee at the City Hall in a body wearing their club colors, and were glad to have as their guests at their Saturday night rehearsal, Mr. Williams, manager of the William's Singers and the Brilliant tenor. Mr. J. E. Muwot The club also gives Mrs. Lavides Sanford a delicious showcase before she left to join the William's Singers. They may have to join another sograno soon who will go to the game organization. The Ladies Progressive Social Club—has had most active club years. Their entertainments have been unique and instructive. The following tables have extended their hospitality in a lavish manner during the year. Meadames Tucker, Crawford, Tyler, Pittman, Blackburn, Watson and at the last ingelling with Mrs. Deريan Cater, at which time a Mexican lunch was served, proved a fitting climax to the series ofìstig. The Study of Hizimee, was proven an ascorbing tople. Recent members are Medames L. F. White, Orenthal Anderson, Marstelle Cooper and A. Lang, A pleasant visitor, Mrs. DP. Green. The La France Social Club—Most at 7:17 Half Street, Friday evening Ech 24h with Mrs. J. Parker as hostees. The minutes were read by the secretary and approved by the club. This being the last meeting in the month the club turned its attention to business strictly and all plans for the spring dance were completed. On year the third band held a concert at the meeting Friday night, one he had seen before. We are going to the meeting Friday night, sons and daughters, Mr. Parker, had a sweet tea so she served us a quenna and a quenna quite a few on the slick list. Mrs J. D. Lennie, president Lady Mary Art. Art蔷薇 and Art Lennie Art. Art蔷薇 and Lady Grace Jackson, 2011 Washington Road, Friday Feb. 4th. The club was busy with the club's opening, causing different points of view. Lady Linda, 2211 Lennie Street. Lady Louren John, L. G. Lady Mary Art. Art蔷薇 and Lady Grace Jackson. The evening was event in Art work. The club is planning an event in Art work. Collection for the evening $25, paid out *of* charity $25.00 The club on Friday March 8 with their annual meeting, 301 Oakland Ave. Lady Laura' Johna, L. C. CARD OF THANKS We take this method to express our love for our friends for their kindness and sympathy. Also the beautiful floral design of our flowers, the death of our son and brother, Walter Hale, who died Thursday, Feb. 13, 2015. My God bids each of you, "You are my mother and Mother. LOVE HALE, Father, and Mother. B. J. BIDD, Jr. Brether." Eaton House, La. March 6 of The recreation and the�igra came to the public. While Comte, Colored, who had been dead — for several hours, also died. The death of the group was gathered for a week. Comte had influenced for several years of the life of the group. At ten o'clock he gave a gasq which marked death—to that end—was the most important part of his passing and friends gathered for the wake at four s. m. he was married and was married to the female. At four s. m. he was married and was married to the female. I also got yet. But before he could open his eyes the drow was veryوحار. When day broke the doctor came and said the great man had to be to sit up and expect to be able to sit up and expect to be driving the old male within a week. HOWARD TO COMPLETE MEDICAL ENDOLMENT FUND I was a campaign with the most quick-up of the medical department of Howard. He was a group of the most well-written and well-planned of the endowment (fund which it was about 700 for the medical department to have it in to) to stand up. It was announced this week by the Medical School of the medical school, who will head the campaign. He was present engaged in the meeting of the General Committee of the Association of Well-Being, professional men throughout country of the country. He was also a member of the National Medical Association of Fort in the various local governments. The campaign was an extra to the public. The campaign is a result of the campaign that 22000 people had been given the full time of the general education board in the offer of similar about the 10000 people who were in the service of the government. With the endowment found as the in-dividence of who made the process an important part, the This feature of the social side of lives that the movies, these movies of this Grand Lodge was a tool was the handcuff to the age, the age of the Lodge. Mediated to continue it as an and divide by fact that getting her annual feature and the annual feature of the Lodge, Director who has the highest total of aver- May I, in the onset, ask the loyal ladies of her declared the Queen of the Lodge, the order, the order, and it will to all attive order, both the name and womens names. MIDDLEBURG MIDDLEBURG next. A number of the payments are made by unions and unions there are subscriptions obtained to meet the needs of those who die to death of those who have clogged the system, and to enable a function in a way which is consistent with the standard of the medical school. PLANS FOR 2ND ANNUAL PRINCESS AND CHOOSING OF THE TO BE HELD AT TEXAS, JULY This feature of the social side of oldest that Grand Lodge was such a treasured possession that Grand Lodge was such a lodge blessed to continue as our home. The grand lodge, both the name and the mode of order, both the name and the mode of last year, our plans for the next year, our plans for the next year, our plans for the next year, yet ample, and generous, it seems, yet ample, and generous. We must put eight of the plans in culture, refined and intended to higher garbages health, to higher garbages health, to higher garbages health, to higher garbages health, to show the Simplicity and gracefulness that ours are among the best, the lowest and the more to be desired women that can be found anywhere. There has been but one constructive criticism on the Revenue of 1923 and it was offered easily to the interest of economy. We feel that in most cases the allies that were represented felt that it was a contest of gorgeous and expensive costumes. Not so much not, established such a 'freedom'. We do not wish to teach any one to be extravagant in dress when the same effect was the potion at least. As it lies as it may seem to be our example in this respect can be used for great good to bar race. Let us teach the youth economy. With that and in-view, we have made certain regulations governing this point that will be rigidly adhered to, for we believe that you are in accordance with us. In order to remove any cause that might lead some to think the judges partial, the Princesses will be judged and scored on the follow-ing points and percentage basis. Rach of the five judges will be given a score sheet, and they will not all together each one will give the princess the per cent she be. YOURS F Average ..... 18.15 18.19 30 Total Average ..... $1 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 concern and is said to make living "tractive". The indictors register proof. 15, 18, baked dead in the house of Renee Terry, 19, died Friday after a long battle with an ail, their hands being severed from their hands. Investigators with the authorization for investigation for the authorization showed that White Hickory from the house in the house where he lived, in the house where he died, the door and the ail with down the door and the ail with down the door of his mother's house near the FOR THE CAL PYTHIAN SS. REVUE THE QUEEN OF STATE, AT GALVESTON, JUNE 9, 1926 have that the merits. These stories will be unchanged in the next year, and will per the percents and in each point. The Princess and the highest of queens have the highest of queens. This method gives every Princess and is fair to all queens. The point to be judged and actually the Princess whose name is the highest of queens may or rather points, so be (10). Personnel Apparatus Not-standard. Avoid excessive use of standard equipment. Do not place equipment in position. (11). Manage Department (10) and personnel (10). Do not use equipment that has no capacity to make, execute, attendance, may use in your appointment. Your personnel may use or anything of that nature to appoint a person to arrange the appointment. They can be used at the confirmed time and the pay cents will be charged. The pay cents will be charged. (12). There will be per cent. (13). There will be introduced on the opening night of the content. Each content should be presented by a person. (14). Votes of votes shall be taken on the day of the conference, also will receive the maximum amount of pay. (15). Do not forbear to refrain the tibb of the Supreme Court. # AN ILLUSTRATION OF HOW THE Scales Will Be Done Preamble: *The purpose of this book is to provide a comprehensive guide to the scales of justice.* 1st Judge: 12 20 15 16 10 10 2nd Judge: 18 15 16 10 10 10 3rd Judge: 18 15 16 10 10 10 4th Judge: 18 15 16 10 10 10 5th Judge: 20 15 16 10 10 10 6th Judge: 20 15 16 10 10 10 7th Judge: 18 15 16 10 10 10 A more severe similar to this modality will be kept for each Princess. The scales of justice for each Princess will be done with almost an absolute precision. A beautiful silver loving cup will be presented to the Queen as a token of love for her. It will be kept a momentary of the ceremony. If we can secure a place large enough, we hope to carry out a feature that we were unable to carry out a new year. Immediately following the announcement and coronation of the Queen, the Grand Marriage will-dance place. The Marion will be headed to the Grand Chancellor and his wife; the Supreme Chancellor and his ascent, followed by other dignitaries and their ascent of the Queen and her (Court) (the other Princezella will then follow.) If you desire further information please confer directly with Mr. J. G. Davis, 625 South 12th street, Waco, Texas, who has been manager of this Heves de Write Mrs. F. K. McPherson, G. W. C. Gainsville, Texas. FRATENALLY, W. S. WILLIS, G. C. PJA HERITAGE a rather remarkable of the rule of 40 feet per second, photographic. It shows Chief Patty Note from his tagging. Desperately Officer Lyman Ford—one of the at the ring on his breast to release nerviet-paradise jumpers in the show parachute park. The emergen- tated states XAVY—just after he's king and king over his stomach had toped into space from a rising was available to earn. The more place at a budget of £200 for "tandebroshout" failed to open. But The picture was made two weeks after he had left the plans and stayed. When he was falling, glued is die—and Officer Lynn 100 Phone H-0053 Phone H-8866 LET ME BE YOUR DRUGGIST COMMUNITY DRUG STORE: S. T. Williamson, Jr., Prop. Superior Delivery Allen at Julliette St. Dallas, Texas "I Either Have it, Will Get. It, or it isn't Made." A Dearly required to grow hair on bald heads, we must accept all orders must accompany all orders. Agents order from 12.6 up. MRE. B. RAMPONK THE MINIMALITY HOW TO BE A ORDERER. Be the best orderer. Add Aide to order for Fees. Dedicated in Behalf of America's Negro Interest. MUSEUM OF THE ARTS AND CULTURES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1837-1916 LORD AND MRS. WILLIAM LORD AND MRS. WILLIAM hed one of the greatest movements in history in the interest of racial affairs,巾 is hopeful of uniting the progressive strength of America's Negro citizen-unit, regardless of creed to support worthy causes and creditable principles,巾 many causes that serve to undermine and retard the true progress spirit in our people. Also providing a research and publicity program, of all the events and accomplishments to be brought forth and disclosed to the public. NATIONAL APPEAL At the organization is making a collection of everything produced by the Neca to be taken from City to City and EXHIBITED to show what our people are capable of doing, Writers, Painters, Publishers, Sculptors, Designers, stresses, Manufacturers, Inventors, in fact anything you care for the public to even Photographs of your Homes, Places of Business, Families, Actresses, Ac-Churches, Fraternal Buildings, Street Scenes, Amusement places and etc., things but accept everything, but photographs of large things same will an-ell, the only cost attached is just pay for shipping same to El, Paso, Texas, but send immediately. Has launched one of the grees se organization is hopeful of uni- ship into one unit, regardless of and combat the many causes that responsable to our people. Ala- gro achievements and accom- generally. At present the organization goes of America to be taken from doing and are capable of do- cillaries, Seamstresses, Manufact se send it in, even Photographs Arts, Athletes, Churches, Fratern prefer small things but accept ever quite as well, the only cost is not deltat but send immediate Has launched one of the greatest movements in history in the interest of racial affairs, the organization is hopeful of uniting the progressive strength of America's Negro citizenship into one unit, regardless of need to support worthy causes and creditable principles, and combat the many causes that serve to undermine and retard the true progress spirit indispensable to our people. Also providing a research and publicity program, of all the Negro achievements and accomplishments to be brought forth and disclosed to the public generally. NATIONAL APPEAL At present the organization is making a collection of everything produced by the Ne groes of America to be taken from City to City and EXHIBITED to show what our people are doing and are capable of doing, Writers, Painters, Publishers, Sculptors, Designers, Milliners, Seamstresses, Manufacturers, Inventors, in fact anything you care for the public to see send it in, even Photographs of your Homes, Places of Business, Families, Actresses, Actors, Athletes, Churches, Fraternal Buildings, Street Scenes, Amusement places and etc., we prefer small things but accept everything, but photographs of large things same will answer quite as well, the only cost attached is just pay for shipping same to El Paso, Texas. Do not delay but send immediately. ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND FREE MEMBERSHIPS An unprecedented record has been established by this organization to attain immediate action and co-operation from citizens who are sincerely interested in racial progress, that have made previous unanticipated such efforts by identifying and addressing the needs of minority groups, such as those in the moral, educational and civic standards. This Society extends to those eligible for membership, to duke as a charter member, you may do so now absolutely FREE from any cost or obligation for life, with no due nor non-assessments to pay therefore, and with such proof that they are interested in something that reflects to their respective community one pronounced as progressive citizen and eligible for membership if indicted by the executive or assistant that supports claim. For the benefit of such truly Loyal Boosters of Representation, the Society will be able to provide a blanket report of your entire membership strength, kindly make mention of this movement to all assemblages, encourage your people to join the organization and to new members to be operated throughout the country. DON'T DELAY FOR ME TO EXPECT THIS QLOTA TO BE FILLED IN 80 DAYS related record has been established by this organization to attain immediate action and co-operation who are sincerely interested in racial progress, that have made previous manifestations of racial injustice within the community, and that have made previous manifestations of religious morals, educational and civic standards. This Society extends to those eligible units as a charter member, you may do so now absolutely FREE from any cost or obligation. You are invited to participate in this organization's annual conference or some credible organization with such proof that they are interested in something that community are pronounced as progressive citizens and able for membership. If you are interested in membership that supports the benefit of the local government, Secretaries, and Executives of local organization as a community pride, to mail in a copy entire membership strength, kindly make mention of this movement to assemble a committee. BE OLLED FOR NEWSPAFFER CO-OPERATION THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY OR WE EXPECT THIS QUOTA TO BE FILLED IN 30 DAYS respondence and parcel, to the NATIONAL NEGRO PROGRESSIVE SOCIETY, INC. 319 North Oregon Street THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1926 THE NATIONAL NORTHWESTERN SOCIETY is both fostered in behalf of the Negro, individually or collectively, with a carefully planned program research concerning facts of Negro accomplishments, ability and merit which are to be disclosed to the public hereby to impale and awaken those whose knowledge of what is important to their success, convincing them to a clearer vision of their possibilities. May this inspirational plan serve to awaken and benefit many members of our race by showing the attainment and success of our people, to a clearer vision of their possibilities. May this movement serve to convey a different - thought - to concerning the American Negro of today for the lack of proper information concerning his worthy achievements. May this movement be to convincing to our people in many other directions aside from the above mentioned. May our faith in one another rite to advance this great cause, accompanied by faith and strength rendered by our Supreme God, God NOTICE Drive out East Park and look thing produced by the Ne to show what our people s, Sculptors, Designers, you care for the public to s, Families, Actresses, Ac usement places and etc., large things same will an same to El, Paso, Texas. **Petris-Riv.** Simpson of the A. M. K. and Hines of M. Hirb were at their post Sunday. Prof. Leck- NATIONAL APPEAL IN THE REALM OF RELIGION Drive out East Grand Avenue, pass Tenison Park and look for big sign on the right "ST. CHARLES ADDITION FOR COLORED" where you can buy a home with as small a cash payment as $6.00 PHONE OWNER H-4341 NOTICE TO COLORED Professional Directory Office Hours: 10 to 12 p.m. To R. Russell H. Trotter Office Y-2751 Dr. Russell H. Trotter MUSTHAVE, p. G. MUSTHAVE Office Hours: 200-220 ST BUGEL St. Dalton, Texas Office Hours: 8:00-12:00 Office Hours A. M. 6:20-12:00 Office Hours: 4:00-6:00 Phone: 1012 NYC: G. BYRRE 1012 MEMORIAL HALL Sundays by appointment Tel. 198 R. LARBER 5-8-4 PHONES=office Y-2751 Office Hours: W. M. to O.P. 600-600 W. M. to O.P. 600-600 DR. Wm. GREEN Psychiatric and Surgical Office: 2254 2-2 H. H. ST. Dalton, Texas A. N. WHELL Attorney and counsel at Law $999 Pyhling Temple, Dalton, Texas 12-4-18 DR. G. W. PLANT DENTIST Ground Floor Place: 800 East North Street, Fort Worth, Texas DR. R. T. HAMILTON PHYSICAL & EQUIPMENT Room 215 Pyhling Temple, Residence 800 Avenues Ave. Office, Dalton, Texas 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. Dalton, Texas 11-4-14 DR. LYTEE VETERINARY SURGEON, se animals of all kinds. Office of Good Street Company, 800 2-2 H. H. ST. Dalton, Texas 1 p.m. M-1254, residence 9291 W. Whitney, Dalton, Texas DR. L. G. PINKSTON PHONES: Office: C-00111 Res: H-0115 10:00 to 12:00 m.-1:00 to 1:00 p.m. Sunday Appointment DR. L. G. PINKSTON Missouri State University McMILLAN SANTAHUM Coral-Hall and Salem TEXAS WHY HAVE GRAY HAIR MISS. N. R. HIRT Dive-Your-Hair LOOK TWENTY-YEAR YOUNG J Drey GRAY HAIR BLACK Your Moving House J HIMSY 5012 sample address PHONE E-774 "CAPITOL HOTEL" "European Plan" Modern Brick Each Room - Equipped with Hot and Cold Water, Lantern in Connection CAFE SERVICE PROMPTIVE Phone Y-2613 DELIVERED MRS. BELL WILLIAMS, Proprietress For AUTOMOBILES See Briggs-Brown Motor Co., New and Used Cars Willys, Knight and Overland Distributors Mack Simms, Colored Representative Res. E-0784 Office X 7231 Ervay and Cadiz SUNDAY at Office by Appointment only RESIDENCE ..... Phone H-8455 OFFICE ..... Phone H-8537 OFFICE ..... 0-242-455-1234 Hours 8 to 11 m. to 5 p. m. 7 to 8 p. m. McMillan Sanitarium by Appointment H-8128 DR JAMES G. HARDIN, Medicine and Surgery (Expiring in Diseases of Women, Chronic Diseases of Heart, Lung and Kidneys, Blood Diseases and Gastro-Enteric Diseases (X-14) EXAMINATIONS and TREATMENTS) DALLAS BAND HOUSE Dallas 1855 Main Street Phase Y-8234 King Band Instrument State Agent Leedy and Ludwig Drums and Drumsets Trap, Vega Guitars, Banshee and Headphones Musical Merchandise of All kinds, Repairing on all Instruments J. J. CLEOP, PROP. 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 ser- vice and fair treatment included. We wel- come you all any day. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING COMPANY Merchandise Printing and Designing 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 25 cents and up. Men's and Ladies' Costs $1.00 and up. LOST OF SECOND HAND PAND SHIRTS THIS WEEK R.D. LOCK EXCELSIOR MUTUAN BENEFIT ASSOCIATION Dallas, Texas Need a death in the family, know there's death in the family. Know these they want to carry the body to send for a relative. If try that they want the body and the VICIH take insurance with the EXCELSIOR MUTUAN BENEFIT ASSOCIATION We are death solicitors in 20 Bucks. Any person seeking will be contacted by the VICIH them Temple 262d Elm Rd. to call T-2077. H. Strickland, Press S. Cofield, Sec'y that is unnatural, unjust and inane. It is natural in the southbound boys are to be members of a fraternity nothing and against which matters at all. Hustoria, all too, for protests of various sorts to be made in various states across the water. Often it has hardened that the re-loaded with the governing heads of that it would have been point of contact should consult a competent physician, racial servant and an occasional nurse to young members of the race who were associated with him have are of all sorts and they include an individual on the only sides of the system all of the imaginary things which are an indication of how far the mother that might冒犯 the mother that might冒犯 the mother (that if all of the citizens in Dalí the question, especially, in any case could show as good, rather way which would tend to give the effect of a good law, would be a lessening of the there would soon be a lessening of principle of justice and right. In the insurance rate which has been the routinall - it takes unusual materially raised during the last courage for any man to takeuch greater of firing and the inside the reply of Mayor Maylock in the quality of the protection of the city in the case of those two principles is the statement of both Prof. Riordan because of that fact - worthy of consideration. The fire logs have more than passing attention and of Dallas as unusually large. Of even had handed justice, which is contribution to diminishing it are race among the governing heads in the condition which is in MEMBER NATIONAL ARCHIVE PRESS ASSOCIATION. Published every Saturday Morning by the Year at 2:00pm Suite Avn. bx. Mentored at Post Office at Dallas. Dallas an second-class matter, under att of Congress, March 1918. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (Disclosed) GREY YEAR $12.50 PRESIDENT, MONTH $12.50 BIGGLE COPY $12.50 FOREIGN ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE: B. W. MILL COMPANY, 500 South Dearborn B. W. MILL COMPANY, 500 South Dearborn B. W. MILL COMPANY, 500 Market Street B. W. MILL COMPANY, 500 Market Street N.Y. N. Y. Notice To The Public Any serious infraction upon the character, standing or regulation of any person may be imposed in the columns of a girdle, or in the glider, corrected upon its girdle corrected upon its head. has water, hoisted the united feather, by the yellow streak. It is wilted with the flamell-mouth. It is in plain, every day, but it is still with the flamell-mouth, which we will sult to catch the fantasie brewer; files we desolful flag; professes a wonderful memory. Its love of own-hand-fashion conveys all the turmoil of country. This is pretty high ground, but we live on it and are preserving the coral beach stand with us. This ground is Italy. W. E. KING. A MONUMENT TO DR. HENRY ALEXEN BLOYD According to press dispatches, the three million Baptists of America are preparing to erect a memorial to Dr. Henry Alexen Bloyd founder of The National Baptist Publishing House, in Nashville, Tennessee, for his labor for that denomination. An annual labor sent out by the Baptist Church, which we will sult to catch ```markdown ``` in (producing, the -aistant) were deprived of many of the movement. It stands ready first of the city of Dijon to doffen which would have made in help in the movement to get the movement to be in the school. Principal Rhonde made it clear. There have always been the effort of those heads of a movement in the effect that an officer who has seen out of their task, Y. M. C. A. workers and a school which contains more than of prescribing them was issuing this proposed effort. And it feels THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 6..1926 The Road To Better Health **LOOKING BACKWARD** Mr. Robert P. Edwards (Peel) Named Negro Player Harvey Schenk, against Clinton Acker, Mr. Schenk, was awarded on inch 4 ground. Minneapolis, Mimi Hotel N. Jank ```markdown ``` Dr William Pickens (For The Associated Negro Press The Expectant Mother By Dr. Arthur L. Forlor Pearing children is, under normal conditions, a physiological process just as much as are digestion and infection. But even so, when very well, the mother during her confinement, if every thing is normal. The lower animals bear their young without the age of birth. Theต่로서 they get along very well as much as in fact, very often are just here. But conditions may not be normal. And this发生our high- er intelligence and the other advantages we have over other members of the animal kingdom. Customers should not be so far off from our own civilization that have ended to make childbearing more hazardous for the human mother. However, much can be done to prevent, modify many of the dangers attending birth-giving, if proper care and procaution-are employed. Many an unfortunate mother who died bringing her baby to the death of the day, had she demanded and received the care that is her due during the month of her expectations. In the home, the mother should be very considerably a part of every consideration within the gift of those who surround her because she is casting her life in the balance and facing the very refinement of the human. Huntin, in our modern, American homes, the mother is a queen and not a vassal, and is accorded the honor and courtesy that are due her. Hidden Dangers Often, however, through lack of information, as the subject, women neglect to do those things that will contribute to their well-being, both during and after pregnancy. Even though child-bearing is a natural process, it is fraught with hidden dangers—complications and equal—of which the expectant mother knows nothing and against which she accordingly cannot protect herself. Hence, every expectant mother should consult a competent physician as soon as she is aware of her condition. It is the doctor's help. prediction? Certainly not. Because we desire it, but judging the future by the past, as Patrick Henry might say: for, a year or two ago, please againsting it's were offered. Among all the Lexington schools for the food planning school he has, and this is the colored school, is a small authority and smaller people, leaving the majority of better equipped white schools that are intended by the children of the supplier of a lot of milk and to divide, smoke themselves the remaining $5.6 up to the current amount of Lexington schools asked the national society which was giving these to those who give two sets of them — white — set and a "Negro" set. He insisted on it, and they now give the group to the group who will go to the school through all eternity may the color of the school will be the same. The group will be the future to now in the current. The future is now in the future. In the old children are in fast more or less chiffle than the colored. They will not act as the bulk of the good. Which province conquistably that colored children are hopefully in a form of the coloured kiddies allied with the coloured kiddies along over in this lessy context for in all other times the former context had the greater thrills than the white children. Additionally, enough to think the world is the commonplace. The most common of Grant & Keighon's Standard feeling is the color of children that is change. They relived by Road To tter alth (1) What should be the weight of a boy fix test tail and 10000 years of age? (2) What should be the size of the room in which two persons sleep? (3) What should be the temperature of the room? (4) If a stovel is used in the bedroom should water be put in a vessel on the stove. (1) When there is a moderate fire in the stove does it use more oxygen than one sleeping person. (2) Does the stove use as much oxygen as a sleeping person? (3) How often should there be a complete change of air in the room? Help: (1) 160 Pounds. (2) The average size of adult requires 1900 subft feet of space. (3) 60 degrees F. (4) A stove should not be placed in a bedroom, but if there is some uncapacable reason, having it (5) When the stove is being containing water should be a part of the equipment so that the necessary relative humidity may be maintained. (1) and (2) The usual stove will, when consuming an average amount of water is more oxygen than one sleeping person. Of course this will depend upon the size of the stove and the nature of the fire. (2) Each adult requires 2000 to 2000 cu. ft. of fresh air per hour. This Youngtrier is Niser Than Manv Grammura. G. J. N. Jr. writes: There are three questions which I would like to ask you: I am a child and an very interested interested in your health and well- being. If you would answer what I am always glad to see a child interested in your health and well- being after outside life when the parent is away. I am also interested in treatment taken to intrapersonal and emotional health and well-being. I will not out-wear my narcotics. I will not wear my methadone. I will not wear my drug life and forget yourself. I am a desirable all meats,肉 such as beef, pork, chicken, turkey, and cream, in the most easily heat- tolerated forms. My utensils are Musts are circumcised devi- ations of the skin due to an infection. They are congenital by birth. They may never be inferred with as they are not inferred with the only sensible nutrients. Musts can often be de- signed with X-rays. Musts are often the best method to musts. Musts would not be recommended boiling with water. Musts can take care of it if to have a phlebotomy take care of it if every day. The blood is a phlebotomy treatment between a tab and shampoo, except through Dr. Forster will answer such health questions in them colo- nies and permissible in public print- ing. Musts are only when accounted for by ad- vocations only when accounted for by ad- vocations Dr. A. Forster, in turn, (Copyright 1924, by The Non-net Brown Corporation, Chicago) Harvey Schenck, against Clinton Acher, Mr. Schenck, was awarded on such of ground. Minnapolis, Minn. Helen N. Jackson was graduated as valedictorian of her class from the John Marshall High School. Minnapolis, Minn. — Earl Wilkins The first of his Race to attend the exclusive gridiron banquet of V. M. Camden, N. J. —, Gov. Reckberg who traded his daughter for boose of Hints for the Household Radio Topics By Betty, Webater www. betty. plumbers From the goosep we hear, we know that the one thing you really like to do is give a little dinner. That informal sort of dinner for a limited number of friends, where the course are too enough to demand attention in each. The stable should be spread with the finest of damage. The flowers in the center should be in a low receptacle, so no test to interfere with the glances of the guests small-end opposite each other. Allow space enough between places to prevent crawling. The table should be set as follow-up the knives on the right, the forks on the left-one for each course, the eup up to end with knives, the water glass to the right, the napping to the left. The bread and butter plate to the right. The only holiday in March is St. Patrick's Day, so let's make this little dinner a green and white affair. Then grace your table with delicious fern. 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In this instance, was practicable by means of a ten kilowatt electron tube transfer which emits a pure wave. With this work used an invention, whereby as many as eight receiving outgoes—responding to eight different frequencies—operate from one antenna. The modulated continuous wave "Chuckle" Column You wear a peepunt grin, they think you're stifly or they wlower superb! That you like "something on the hip" You from or are engaged in deep thoughtless? Then label you A "growth" You put on a blank expression. They dildin you're dead from the Neck up. What's the best just? KEEP KILLING! And let the rest of the world go to the end of the life. The result, perhaps, is to have its groomy wrinkles turned out He/He! It's just eliminated a newspaper heading that said "CHEWING GOOD IS AID TO HEALTH". Not a bad idea. I might keep a good thinking. Want to like a New Clerk? Temptably. Unemployed. Happened to a department store yesterday and heard a lady ask, "that What have you in Me? Shits? 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Suitable among the perfect sizes made possible by the same driver equipment was the ability to exercise traffic signals on a vessel at a distance of 1000 yards when this transmitter was operating, as for both power, on frequencies each of which was only 4 per cent different from the wavelength of the received signal. *copyright 1956, by THE BASE net-betten Corporation, Chicago* RADIO QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS My. Shervill will be glad to help you solve your radio problems. Write the following text: Q.—I'll know. I have replaced my 23-ph path straight in the same conditions as I did before I was able to complete the first one. Why really, but that can cause the more of the more of the more of the more. Why is it at last? I cannot include you in higher with his new type of because the new condoe? I happen to have low levels of the same number of plants. You will have "it" in the most same form of wire on the indicator. Q.— Q.—A. If says I have heard that old a batiary is my best-selling product from the top of a book in the following writer series. A.—But I do n't know what is going on with a batiary. And, such as I would like to have a lot of work, would be for a short time only, and would be to help it to cause no problem. Q.—I do have to be in a five-tube Neutrino-like and 50-Volts one of the two tubes, and 50-volts one the two types of the 50-volts one provided with this volt. A battery is a type of a long-term signal. It is much louder and there is no upper distortion, as it is a very strong signal. A.—It is there is no distortion, but only one of the two tubes would be drawn from the 50 battery. It volts is no problem. Q.—But I think it would be better than one of all. It's a volt rather than none of all. Ulrica Jara just come in and take over these skirts from his wind- dream. He by his own accord the story of Jeremiah. "The man who can't face the nature somewhere in his make- up." If all men lost their heads in a battle, the man who couldn't not outta here would be "many a hawk's son has been ed- celled." It was on anything, it gnashed much the events any vulture would. Huh? There are not. To those afford to have their wives go "Hey! We Throw That Bitch!" "Are not two heads better than PANOUS LAST LINES!" "Are not his head and all in disguise not Brown Corporation, Chicago?" HOO5177 By Robert P. Edward For the Associated Negro Press 41—He was one of the first in the Underground Railway work along the Ohio and early in life-solved to do all within his power to alleviate the sufferings and miseries endured by the slaves. He was arrested in number of times in the act of giving assistance to slaves and committed to prison where he suffered untold crutches. done cut off a piece of the tip on the baker's knife. Bake inside out of pot- sels with water, salt and pepper, well with butter, salt and pepper. Bake in the oven for about 20 minutes, mishandled potatoes harden into potato slices. Canned apple sauce is made in cold preservatives this cake will keep at 12 hours of baking oil 1 can of applesauce 1 cup of flour 2 cups of cornmeal 2 cups of soda 2 responses of cinnamon 1 can of applesauce Method: Melt oil and sugar. Heat the mixture over the cornmeal and soda. Add the applesauce and cinnamon. Mix until the mixture is smooth. Mix with water. If you have an immersion heater, melt the water in the case of the paper). On the hands of the healer, mix about eighteen pounds in a Rubbermaid container, and it is about 25,000 inches. MOUNT? Answer: to height 40 — John Kennedy of the United States. THE AMAZING TRUTH: William T. Paulson (For the Amateur Naval Press) The Naval Company has grown up from a small business to a million-dollar enterprise. The Pulitzer Papers, with its vast thought could be done. We know that really colored one, the many write men can begin influenced to adopt an attitude—some can be briefed of thought. But we are a-maxed at both the number and the "upward standing of the "leaders". Who, somehow, have let this great corporation "get" them. Not one of them has yet produced an argument against the "Port, are" organization that even a 16 year-old school boy might not answer—and yet, somehow, these men are "nath it". C. God: it is a great weakness to be poor, the money of the mighty is likely to get you, even when you don't get the money. If we were weak-hearted, we would lose hope and faith in the future. by seeing this inhibition of some your own people can be thrown a devill power of some millionaires it is the exclusion of some millionaires but on the other hand, it is an corruption that is quite hard to the frurtating power and this sorrum the weakness, there are those nothing out men and our newspapers who have stood above it. The "Afro-Americas" with Carl Murser in the edition of the New York Age and Fred Moore show the same most of the common sense. And the "Pittsburgh curlier" was not bought up by this evil influence. Thages are three of the big papers that seem to be the same as the matter. The last time we pitted the one and there are others. But on the whole, this nister has shown him how those with a lot of money may jury up their each others. The one is some of us who would go to hell first, but most of us are not made time by Economic weakness is a great weakness. It the Fullman Porters win out and this opposition they will not only help themselves immediately but will help the others to their only help themselves immediately but will help the cause of their race forover. COLORED CITIZENS HELP SETTLE: SNIKE Charleston, G.C. March 6—After a three days' strike of dock laborers at this place, in which several others were held up for cargo, work has been resumed due to the efforts of the chief of police. Circle Line representatives, and a committee of leading Colored citizens who were asked to send their influences in setting the difficulty. The strike began on Sunday morning, February 11, when the men declared themselves dissatisfied with the result of a complaint that was made, following an alleged assault upon one of their number by a white dock watchman. On Tuesday a committee of the strikeers named to the company certain conditions on which their would return to work, which resulted in a peace perley in which W. H. Stommas, 12 of Mar. Justin and P. A. Harleston, prominent Colored citizens, were chosen to represent the city. Following these negotiations the two states which included A rime in wages, war, war conditions, and the assurances that when properly presented This victory on the part of the airfight, in implementing the well-married congratulations, they plied in honour in a spirit they played in honour in a spirit which they abhraged & be a stringent air. HERBARD CAPTURES-NEW; WORLD. HICCORD Boston, Mass., March 8—That The Hart Hubbard is not through as an athlete of the first rank was nitted on her Monday night when in the American Legion Trick games, he were he world's weccin for the 5-yard dash twice in the remarkable time not 4-5 seconds. The old record of 0.02 seconds was made by Robertson in 1968 and had since been equated by Howard Drew. Loren Murchison, and Hubbard in New York last week. Hubbard's new holds two world's records, the other, being in the broad lamp. In the next Monday night, Hubbard also finished first in the 50-yard dash next second in the 50-yard law hurdles. ● ● During the spirituality and the first life of 17,000 raised in the program given by the school children will be used to beautify the school while that Model Phillies, U. T. Hilary, Miss Alice Kelly, and Chloe McDonald were married Sunday to the church by Rev. W. A. Hample. The famous Elks band of Lacey Springs, Inc. 100 miles north of Birmingham has composed of a "Dong" band of four years old, with Kelly's two young tides in the well-known, new manager, bus piad, at New St. John's. It's of E. Temple, Bethlehem weight, has moved to sulphur springs. James Colenyn has returned to McKinney, Mrs. Amandy Elmore, or his purchased, the old E. Arnold (white) homestead corner of Vocam and North East 500 for a rooming and board suites for $250.00 she is in turn has sold her homestead corner of Breckett and Brangton. She gets to be only a small part formerly of Copassans for $2,000 South Sheampun, main quartet, sang at Travis Stree Methodi church (while) Sunday afternoon. The sextile sang a few jubilee Mrs. Mellon Johnson of Wichita Falls in the evening. Mrs. Reese Watt is the bedside of spoon mother, herبس لقست. Franklin is very ill. Mr. A. Akervja takes it up again, Mrs. Francis Andrew is ill. Mrs. Winn, the other son of Ardmore was here recently visiting friend, She will shortly open a fogging house in Ohtahomans City. TEMPLE — Opytie Rowel's *A* play, one of one hundred plays that was presented by Dumbar High School, at Waimonga Chapel A. M. B. Church. The play, by an audience which divided the capacity of the reception auditorium, was performed by the native costumes by the characters in the play, added much later by the school. This occasion. This was unquestionably one of the greatest prices that occurred in school. Mr. A. M. Holmes of south Bristol died, Sunday morning *In his home Mr. Holmes* was about. 76 years old, and was the failure of his wife, who had three daughters, him, k sons, and three daughters, his wife, and other relatives to **TREAGUE**—Saturday Service, were well attended at the Holmes Inn, where the service was held by Mr. Martin, both colored. **LAKE WAS**—Sunday was a third day at all of the churches. IMS **THE MCCATCHEEN**—Saturday, the McCatcheen and wife are new readers of the Dallie Express. First: Mr. T. G. and children, Mr. T. J. and Mrs. T. McCatcheen and Mr. Taylor is on the doll. last: again, Mr. T. M. spent a few hours with the doll. Tippa and the Hassi tutor, bury were the guests of Mr. David Harper on the day of his death. Were called at the Hassi house Friday. The youngest of Mr. and Mrs. Harper Hunter and the youngest and family wife were called for the week-end. At the absurdity of our time, W. W. Harper has shared the challenge of such a task, the task of enabling an adult to work on W. W. Harper's farm in Hickard-and. Home, accompanied Mrs Tippa to home for the week-end. This Tippa is somewhat dignified. The school has completed the grades this school and has now entered GARRISON—Sunday: swho, at both. ebuches was at a high pitch bunday. The few days of euds weather- seemed to have put a check to the farmers planting. Of the many who had planned to plant about the 14th only a few minutes ago to plant. The at least a large, enjoyable affair. Mianza Miseh and Carrie Lue Hill and Maud Marfield visited the quarterly Conference at New Hope Sunday. Prof. and Mrs. J. H. Allen motored to theிரteries of the 14th. Mr. U. and N.R. Allen who are eaching at Mr. Olive, Hunk County, and Racial respectively spent Saturday night and Sunday with their parents. Quite a number of attended the stinging convention. The two-week Sunday: The first Convention with the Garrison. The Carrying Hill School students are to render a joint program with Timpeon Hill at the latter's school auditorium. Prithy night. Miss Mattie Lue Cloudy, who has been ill for several days reported much more than the first. Mr. Miseh and The Cloudy Brothers motored to Naco-dooches Saturday on business duties. Misee greater Hill of Data to Vertrag her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hill. Mr. Andrew Powell to be working the T.C. against the New York City Mite. Mite is directors of music in the High school-has a nice class worked up. Mrs. Budin Marfield has been surfing a deal from the effects of a 100th which she had extracted a few days hence. Mrs. Kvie Bolton spent a few minutes on the TEAMIL-Mrs. Willie Shee- curl, wife of Joshish Missouri passed away Thursday evening of last week at her home, following a short time's the remains were shipped to Smithville where Inter- man is made. Resolve that man is never justified in telling to shee was the subject for the last time. Shee was the Mr. Y. U. E. of East Street Baptist church. This debate drew a large second, and was abis-discussed by both sides. The affirmative side was represented by Dr. Geor. D. Fleming, and Prof. C. C. Stamp- ble, while Dr. L. Roy Adams and the people represented by the judge also were manifested by a visit in favor of the affirmative by points of 2-2-142, however this variety did not meet the approval of the majority of the big audience, Nevertheless, every thing was received and carried out in a spirit of love. It was the enlightenment of many. The influences in τοθον of the in-Temple, together with pneumonia. Approximately two hundred cases among our people are being treated either for influences or pneumonia, the latter being in the minority. JEFFREHN-The Masquerade Food Gives the Auditorium of Central Col red High School last Friday night provided to be a su zess Miss White-Max Andrew, of Miriam, Texas, won the prize for the pretreat dress mask made on students in the school. Dr. Doris Pigurez, who was the winner, laced themselves to the highest, Prof. J. C. Pite and applied well. Prof. J. C. Pite graduated of the same school with the highest grade of the same school. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY..MARCH 6, 1920 THE FAMILY NEXT DOOR SWEET! GEORGIA BROWN! WHAT'S THAT TROUBLE WITH YOUR CHOICE MAN- GOT THE HIVES OR SOMETHING ??? THAT'S 'TW CHARLESSON UNK! THE LATEST TELEPHONE EXPRESSING JOY AND GOOD FEELIN'! MY MAN, IT'S SPRING! SPRING! INWHILE THR. WHOLE UNIVERSE IS ALIVE WITH HALLOWEEN WITH NATURE BLOSSOMS FORTH IN A BURST OF COLOR AND SETS THE WHOLE WORLD ALLOW WITH LOVE B-!! RIGHT YOU ARE, BOODY LOVE SO-DUTILY RIGHT! AUNT METHE! BILL BROWN I KET A FRIEND OF PURE MARRIAGE AND A MARRIAGE LOVE TO ME THAT THE GREATEST GROW THAT LIVING LETTER DAY'S MORNING WORK FOR ME. WHERE WILL THE WORLD'S BANK MAKE INHERITED LEGALITY THAT WE WOULD PAY THE 4% ON MY HOME AND WE GAVE ME 4% BANK TO WORK FOR ME? WHERE WILL THE WORLD'S BANK MAKE INHERITED LEGALITY THAT WE WOULD PAY THE 4% ON MY HOME AND WE GAVE ME 4% BANK TO WORK FOR ME? WHERE WILL THE WORLD'S BANK MAKE INHERITED LEGALITY THAT WE WOULD PAY THE 4% ON MY HOME AND WE GAVE ME 4% BANK TO WORK FOR ME? WHERE WILL THE WORLD'S BANK MAKE INHERITED LEGALITY THAT WE WOULD PAY THE 4% ON MY HOME AND WE GAVE ME 4% BANK TO WORK FOR ME? The men, their jobs and all are making good, only a few white men are on the job. While these are more than twenty-eight men at work, they are a night. Saturday night near the T. and P. Denot at the home of Mr. Oswat Garetts at an entertainment. Mr. Albee-simson shat another young may ( chicken Nerky ) in the leg, and Sunday morning about, called back and look-up about at Oswat Garetts and ran him away from home. Mrs. Notia LinWood's or Avingon's Texas was in the city's bar. Saturday evening her daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs.-Mr. V. Thomas, Mr. W. Thomas and F. John son, metered to Woodlawn of a rotting for the day. Mr. Marlon Johnson and wife visited his wife's folks at Avingon, Texas Saturday and he returned home six hrs. Sunday day and is now of the sick list. LONGVIEW, W. M.; K. J. Dekkers and M. J. Dekkers break-break last-grand-grand Chancellor W. S. Willis of Dalles- ley, A. D. C. Dekkers in the Golden Gate, A. D. C. Dekkers in the Golden Gate, A. D. C. Dekkers after several groups of white breakfast way served in four courses, crushed potatoes, Prints salads, pans, cream ice cream and epik, Mk. J. TAN Rocky Mountain, Mk. G. Rocky Mountain, Benjamin Groves, Rev. W. I. Dickinson, Prof. W. M. G. Gilliam, Misses Mirage Marshall and Mabie Ward. World School held a series to meet at Bath Church in Bath purchased an additional place of head to head the cemetery and we companies is still on and we hope President, P. O. Griffith has planned for a new appeal at the payments. A school recess sent tuesday night with a prize Mk. Honey combined their grades mong the numbers due special money given the Dallies tomen to Hitt and Runn—If Looks to Us Like a "Runn on the Bank"—How About it? Jared Mrs E. D. Anderson put her home on H. S. St. where a die before a men was served Miss Thelima Holder, Blameport, roost a few days here with her aunt Mrs A. M. Jones, the Circle No. 4, was highly and totaled at the H. S. St. Hwy. Johnson at the H. S. St. Atheron, then Nihon Morgan, is reported doing nicely. Miss Jewell, and Anna served a nice dinner for her friends Feb. 29th, Mrs A. D. Warren is still on the sicker. Mrs Helen Burcher, Miss Adult Williams and Prof. Jones of Taylor visited Bishop College of Marshall Sunday Afternoon, Mrs J. H. Morgan of Shreveport, attended the funniest of Creole Carries Wright at College, and in the stumbling stopped at the house of Mrs. H. S. Hwy. in the Wistmore Park, and Mrs. W. J. H. Hwy. and�. H. S. Hwy. in the High School of Rev. and Mrs. W. T. Regan, of Center, Mr. Mrs M. M. Hoyt Armied and Mrs. G. Colbert visited Marshall, Sunday 23rd, G. Thomas and McCartier, Stetsy MS. Mollsie Lee were called to the bedtime of mother. Mrs. E. M. Morris Jones. A Corash is on the sick list circle No. 1 met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Nancy Opened with solo by Rev. W. H. Hwy. Miss S. Hwy. and the next morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Pollard, Gattlee R. Attendance good Sun, and teachers at their posts. Collection $1.50 Babies Love It For all stomach and intestinal troubles and diarrhea that comes to teething there is nothing better than a sale infant's and children's toiletries. MRS. 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Patrons are prepared themselves to do damage to the season. Open to the public, the Presidency Building and Bishop College Texas College have both Hall rooms, in as much as at the close of the great foot-hall, and in the basement, in a permanent in basement or die'trying. This is the slang which is constant. When they get wet, they put their hotters. When they use these phrases they seem to have more fun. On Feb. 28, 1926 Coach Long Insued is a call for volunteers, and more than thirty-five men answered the call. The Texas Colts were in the first place in the year 1926. The Colts were the first to play this present. We bally four-four, pitchless each of whose has a very good recommendation. Only responsible relief ministers are B. L. Harris and L. M. Graves are with their position in the first place in the year 1926. The Colts are requiring the second place in 1925. In M. Hughes the pitching see who, was forced to leave the Mound after he had done quite a bit. In the second place in 1926, the team was all amount of heart trouble to now-whing-treatments and says that he will be able to attend the test. Las Yaz, Hughes was advised by the Colts when he had been held in Colts strongly, sinking ignored this advice when the Wiley Colts were about to get away on account of Harris's right-hand-taking a cramp and stepped in and joked to the Colts Friday. Harris who stepped and took Hughrey's downfall in the early part of the season is in fine trim and is eagerly watching the boys over. Harris and Hughrey are both willily men's full-time and they are not the same. They are expected to get country-wide recognition. Colts — both the third-corner man who played almost errorless baseball has a year to anxious to lead the squad into action. All the confessions have been made to them who are neared the plate with his wild faithful-Dugging bat. With that good league training that Coach Gordon says you push the training that we are going to receive we are going to be in the coach Long. Honors are sure to win the penant. Honors The National Park, J. Wilson, B. Coes, True, Son, W. L. Williams, Grogers, and Franklin. BONHAM—Vel. Barkins and family of Dallas were here last week visiting parents Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Barkins, Mrs. Mary Crist of Honey Groves was here last week at the bedside of her niece Mrs. Audri Zurk who is much improved Mrs. Lena Scott. Left Monday for Sherman, R. L. Jones left Monday for Galveston after two months visit with his mother Sirs. Rens Johns. Gaston Bennett and Miss L. R. Rafford were married at the home of the bride's parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Cal Hayford. Sick list: W. H. Garrett, Wm. Marley Service good at all churches COLORADO — Service wall attended at all churches Sunday. Aively rally was pulled off at Payns Chapel C.M.E. church Rev. R. M. Clemons of My Zion Baptist Church and Rev. H. Y. Tyler of Bethel A.M. E. Church filled their respective politics all day, Rick Hiet Mammy Smith, Mr. Arthur Milam- and Willie Mrs. Leather, Farkock, Miss- Harriett Brooks, Mrs. Lewis Cannon was injured by a fall at the Oil- life, Mill-dameses Bell Daxlock, Family daughter Cells of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hark Booker fell and affected serious about a wound in her tongue. Two articles were taken. Mrs. E. H. Hubbard is on the stick list, perhaps: Mr. Henry Williams, Patina, Taxman, To. Swarwater, for service Sunday: Rev. H. H. Hubbard Mrs. George Johnson and Tally Mrs. Ardina, Bracey, Mrs. Olivia Nelson, Misses Nelli Bracey, Frank Diplony, L. A. Bracey, Mr. Walter Jones, Miss Hettie Wallane of Silver Creek Ranch is spending the week with Mrs. Janie Adtkins, Mr. C. W. Wallace has purchased a 182 Model Ford Touring. Cur. All Bracey purchased a lot. Mrs. Olivia Nelson has been elected to again in the Colorado Public School orders. We supply the subscriptions. We must have 80 subscriptions by March 1st. Give all news to WHILE LEN report. JACKSONVILLE—jr. Mrs. A. M. McHill, pastor of St. Mary's Hospital Church filled his regular appointment to serve as pastor of the Jewish Mission one of old and many respected officers of the month. In the months following, Eminent service was attended at the C. M. M. Church, where he was a guest. H. F. D. Cook, Hebrew Understaff had charge of the body. The Vilier Dietz convened with Beacon Vilier Dietz with Rev. G. H. Carter, P. E. providing meeting well attended, preaching. E. Moore of Rusk, Station, Mrs. Phillips and Prof. Wren of Dallas addressed the meeting. Mr. Arthur Holting and Miss Nora Wilkins were married. Rep. 15th at the home of the Bridge Rev. E. A. Bonson officiated. We hope for the couple's smooth skill through life together. The Missionary Bipers of the C. M. B. Church held a very successful meeting at the home of Mr. T. A. Bonson, Tuesday evening. Mrs. Alice Tucker of Kansas City, Mo. addressed the meeting. Mrs. M. J. Tenthman was ended to Illurdid to attend the beheld of her sister, Prof. L. D. Kinsham, Vice Grand Chancellor of Knights of Publics delivered a strong and forceful lecture at the C. M. E. Church, Sunday evening. LAWTON—Sunday School and E. Y. P. L.V. well attended as gailier Baptist church. Rev. J. J. Johnson reviewed the Sunday School lesson. As 2 P. in the straightly band rendered a nice program. Rev. J. Johnson prevailed the children's ear. Mon. Master Wilbert Houston and Hoss Puhler taking collection. The Miss Puhler is with their leadership Mrs. Aki Tralir. Choir will give a concert between the female and male quartet. Sick List! Mrs. Barreaue Broussard, Mrs. Grave, Mrs. Voberson, Cha. Tippon, Mrs. Mary Fulton, Cha. Tippon, Mrs. Voberson, Cha. Tippon, Mrs. Voberson, bustal, Funeral袱宴 at Bettling Battalion Church by Rev. E. A. Battalion Church by Rev. E. A. and two sisters, three brothers, Service good at Bettling Baptist Church Sunday school and B. P. Y. Mischief presided two nobile sermons. Mischief presided two nobile sermons. to run a sun day revival. Bride Mill was discharged on the 18th of April. Mill is on the 18th of April. Caytonion discharged on the 4th Horseside Pillow is on the 4th of April. Battalion discharged on the 4th Battalion of Mat Antonio are here at the bedside of their brother, Mat Antonio. GALENA=School School will attend, Sunday and quits a quiz of business manifests. Rev. W. E. B. M. E. Chisholm preached an ables at 11 o'clock, this being his good under the leadership of P. Smith; Mrs. W. E. B. Thompson at Two Mines; Jerry Norwood, on one of our old citizens is on the sick bed; and the last silent oclock service, Mrs. Mirelle shrieked adquired church and hence w. are glad to see but you. You will find the Expressman of business avery Saturday. VILLAGE MILL—Sunday school on all church Sunday at St. John. Monday all church at St. John. Tuesday, Bav. Old Toliver presided a sermonalmaster at 11 polish and 12 French schools. Wednesday service at Galles Barkal church Sunday night. Roy, Poe, earned an art scholarship. Jack Toliver, Bav. a nautical and read the Express. WAGON-Mrs. Tma. Thompson, 84 in 6th street and Sunday. She was a teacher at St. John. Friends and relatives in mourn her loss. E. D. Kew returned from Ar-ra. She last wished. The exhbib. at A. J. Moore High School Thursday and showed the possibility of the race. The life and growth of the business moment of advertising he devised. Pearson's 14th for the Express, by Joseph L. Cohen. COHAN: Sunday School was well signed and the Jeans-well waught. at collection 14.68. Hv. Mat- sar, at the park in Downtown. We also visited in Dallas last week, wo- nce Marshall, Kenneth at Greenville, Okayw and Mrs. Piggs asked that home be named Saturday. Why do you read end-song and ask so much about Saturday. Why do awarded the banner last Sunday Look out at Armelia 12th visitiv- ly. Mr. Mannis Pollock invited relatives at Commerce. Sankat Mantra ready for the Sunday School con- vention and the 'dances are ra- ried.' A very sick Hv. Wiley will for the paper as you read and you will make you背诵. HOWLAX— "Rock Hill School" is moving along newly. The school is divided into three clubs raising money for certain necessities. The clubs are as follows. W. I. Banks Club, Holland, Hysas Club and Banks Perry Club. Each Club is trying to raise the highest amount of money to win the gold medal. We have recently purchased a plume. Our equities are very lively. We have both girls and boys basket ball clubs and have played a games, won 4. Used L Games us follows: 1st game, Kond-dike vs. Howland (boys) 23-1; 2nd game, Cooper vs. Howland (girls) 11-2; 2nd game, Kondidike vs. Howland (boys) 15-17; 4th game, Elosomwa vs. Howland (girls) 8-4; 6th game, Kondilke vs. Howland (girls) Howland's percentage to 1000. Other games. On the playout are: Blossomwa and Kondilke. We should be pleased to challenge any team in the radius of 20 miles. Our club renders service for the church. They have also had several out of town dates. The school is moving along smoothly with Prof. English and Miss Chambers teachers School Notes April 2nd. LEEKIN — Sunday school, school year 11. The school will host a pot pong Sunday, Rev. Sewan Nacoderecho filled—the soot at home U was well attended Poo young men sang a beautiful quartet and others, and others, Little Sun teens sang a beautiful solo, Mrs Love Houston is visiting her saint Mrs. T. Houston is visiting her saint Mrs. T. And Mrs. Viv, Cork of Houston is widening his parent other relatives OKEANLAUN — The public school rendered a program Tuesday, night in honor of the crowd of both white and colored attended. Amount raised $16 Mimela Leo Lalange has been with a severe cold. Our teacher with a severe cold. Our teacher W.-C. club Friday afternoon, service cumbers and cake for children the program Tuesday night. The school in contemplating rendering a figure. Sure to save b-zone for figure. Sure to save b-zone for figure. Sure to save b-zone. Let all read more. ARILLEE—Jack Jones has established a grocery store at the Willow Primary February 11th. All colored High school gave a very commendable program with a nice award presented. Curtis High school department, Alliott High school department, Alliott High school and Dathard Burbank, Invention ack B. Cars, Song by the Over 5 Over 5000 Cans Sold Every Day! Just think of that-Over five thousand packages sold every day and the demand getting bigger and bigger all the time for Pluko HAIR DRESSIN This is because Pluko Hair Dress not only makes the hair long, strail silky and beautiful, but also perfu the hair, makes it easy to dress any style wavad, and makes it that way. 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Snow White Pluko in the black and white cans sells everywhere for e, and the amber-colored Pluko, in green cans, sells for 25 cents. And yet because of the big output of Pluko Hair Dressing it is in the reach of all. Snow White Pluko in the black and white cans sells everywhere for 50c, and the amber-colored Pluko, in the green cans, sells for 25 cents. Co. of that city, Mrs. Lots Galdison of Covington died, andy and buriest Monday by the W. E. Ken's hard Undertaking Co., was the 6th. She leaves a husband, five children, three sisters, and a brother to mourn her loss. He sure to secure a copy of the Express next Saturday. We have an important announcement to move. JAYTOX—Friday night we had a wonderful meeting. Hey, Washington of Boston, Evangelist. Preached at a long-saving sermon. Meagly night, Feb. 22, Icy. Moore of Anderson, preached a nice perth. Saturday, Feb. 25th. Bonnitte-Borditte of Munday was the guest of Miss E. M. Manner of Seyton at the residence of Rev. and Mrs. Boykins, Peter N. L. King and Bonnie Alex. And are attending the fuforal of their status who departed this life Saturday evening Feb. 20th. Miss E. M. Manner, Rev. E. Proctor of Abitelie passed through Jayton going to the "Bour. Our Fare to getting in" toreasted in the Dallas Express Have your money ready, $ 500 every week, more news and better news. SPUR—Service was well attended on Sunday at all the churches. C. M. E. pastor Rev. Moore was at his poor Sister P. F. Thornton and sister Pauline Christopher from Ranger attended service at the Baptist Church, enroute to Executive Board which will convene in Rolls-Texas also Rev. P. F. Thornton made an interesting lecture to the W. H. M. E. at 8 p.m. The Baptist Young Peoples Union will render a Mammoth program on the first Sunday at the Baptist church. Mrs. Neve Herd is still on the sick list. Rev. Thornton went to High Bank on business. Miss J. A. Hodge chorister of the Sun Ret District married at High Bank last week. Pastor and delegates will leave Tuesday morning for the Board at Rolls-Nester Cornelius was called to Wichita Falls to the bedside of her daughter. CANTHAGE— Sunday School well attended. All fathers sat their posts. Baner, Class 6 and 7, Rev. J. J. Goodwin, Moderator of the East Ethel Association preached a great betual sermon. We hope he will come again. At 1:28 p.m. Rev. Q. W. Lynch, pressed another good sermon from John 11-22 "Jesus Wept." GALNESYILLE — Bob Nickerson entertained a few friends last Saturday with a little doccal. Last Tuesday night Dr. Q. & Strong's office turned down, said to have caught from an electric wire, he saved a reading of tables and two digging chairs. Mrs. Arldry Choice is here visiting her mother Mrs. T. Jones, Mrs. and her husband Clyde. The two were in the Rintred and Wife, her sister Mrs. Gagg better known as Miss Triggs molored to Dollars@last Sunday. W. O. 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Texas Towns JACKSONYVILLE—Type—Business spring like day with responsibilities for the largest bundary school attendance this year. This pastor, Rev. P. D. Took of Henson character was C. M. J. de la Valde, presided by a noble Dismons on 417, a docket. At night, the family of the 1st school was�aged to the faculty of the hit school. The old fashioned volentine play under girdle the direction of Mrs. L. J. Hamlet was a brilliant offend. Mrs. L. W. Ragedale was called to Nashville to the溢流区 of her daunters. Mrs. Yestling Washington, the turning home last week after a week stay in Franklin. The Denaustration in the West of the home of the Denaustration Agent Mrs. L. W. Ragedale and the following officers elected for the year of Mrs. Wille M. Ragedale, presided at the denauation. Mrs. Gaddis, the first son, Mrs. Ida Gray, treasurer. The second and meeting was at the home of Mrs. M. J. Tenson. Bob 1st, after the usual business the guedes and members were served. The Burhains of the Babilis Sunday school. The pastor, whom堂仲德·施文·大伯的兄, at night, resided by school. The play under a J. Hams's قوئ. Mrs. Led. to Nagh, her daughter, was a little after a "The Damn" in the nation. Agent and the foiled for the genders, pression, say: "The good the home of Feb. 16th as the guest soared hot. " HEMPHILL OF the Babilis regular see-day Feb. was able to Deleuntra Dispriest - with present payment give very to the work to the world. Not the Gaffet judicial not the guest Mr. W. W. etury. Mr. Jey W. ed to the h Mrs. Julia Mrs. M. H. son and w Parthina G. on the Doweyville here. Will ed from Everett. is JACKSONVILLE—Tye. spring life day was re-reོ་ཤིང་ for the largest Sunday school day was held on the 10th of June, the New P.D. School of American School, K. M. Church, presided on a noble sormon at 11:00 o'clock. At night the faculty of the school, the old, fashioned valentian play under the direction of Mrs. Feet Jr. Hams with a bright light in the W. 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Town Hall Square 16 W. Fremont Street New York, NY 10022 Phone: (212) 555-2222 Web: www.townhall.org THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1926 Leslie Smith, Gladys Terry and E. for Brown also Go, Brooks were the guests of Mrs. Jimmie Almberich, Rev. Anderson left town yesterday. A pound party was given Saturday night of Edney Denjamin's Superb Cafe under the auspices of the 2000 Mr. E. church in behalf of Roy II Smith of Jasper, Rev. Clemmon, pastor of Fine Grove M. E. church, died last week and was buried by his prididing elder. He is survived there by his wife, Mr. A. B. Bowie of Jangeton University, Okia. Was visiting his sister, Mrs. Sulfie Mathews, The Jasper Hill basket-bath girls, and boys played on the court of the Hemblilians Saturday night. They were accompanied by Miss Elefto Adams and Prof. W. O. Hill both teachers of Jasper. The Jasper boy was an easy victory over Hemptil. The Hemptil girls were over Jasper. Hemptil boys are planning a trip to Wiergate and Indian Hill. The girls are planning a two day trip to Lufkin and Nacodoche. Sunday was high day at Knox Chapel Baptist church. First, the Anderson was at his post and preached a noble sermon. The local Sunday school was well attended. The subject of the Pastors Thems was "As Long as I am in the World I am in Light of the World." Saint John 8-12, Mrs. Carrie McGee who has been suffering with eye trouble is better. Miss Florida Buckley is unpleas. Mr. Willie Therman was to the bed side of his sick mother at Texas DALWORTH Sunday was high day at Evening Chapel A.M. 12 church. Sunday school was well attended with Supt Mr. Granwell Talle and teachers present. At it, in Rev. J. W. Wilson of Arlington preached and at 2 p.m. Rev. J. E. Gurth our pastor preached a good sermon, at 8 o'clock p.m. Nov. 01. It's preached a no-ble sermon we all enjoyed it. The members spent for the pastor R. Tardard to have a business meeting instead of a business meeting they surprised him with a storm. So many good things were given to the pastor. The church is on the uplift and spiritually alive. We had one to join the church Sunday night. We raised $12.50. DEWBYVILLE — Dr. J. C. Parrall (white) physician of this town died. John 21st, quite a shock to everybody. Mrs. Effie Blumton, atton Moran, Adam Sylvester and Dennie fitted service in Oragox last week. Prof and Mrs. M. K. Barlow motored to Cal. Texa, Friday with their boys and girls to place a basket ball name. The scores were the favor of - U.S.-The Dewville boy, the girl played well to the playing married women and men. Rev. and Mrs. H. Harrell. Mrs. Louise Nash Miss Luelle Adams and Mrs. Cynthia Jenkins also motored to Call with the teachers of this village and loaded their cars with school children. The Odd Folklore met in their regular meeting Saturday night and made several new members. The sewing circle met at the home of Mrs. Edna Harris last week. Refreshments served. Medical Service and Service Manual visited their teachers. Evening. The teachers carried them out on a trip to Hartsburg. Friday night an entertainment was given at the home of Mrs. Clara Washington for the church. Rev. H. Harrell celebrated his birthday Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Wilkins and Coll�- our have returned from Alassoph, from the other two States. Mr. Wilkins investors, which they were - Lund Johnson, Albert Esters and Cal. Stevenson - from the other two States. Mr. Wil- kins, and Mr. and Mrs. in Orange last Sunday Maxoy Simmons was accidentally Eurt While on his work with him when he was at his post. CHAPTER 18th. — Sunday School mail attended at the A. M. E. church Sunday the Weeknd. The of the 18th of March, on the job at it, in few W. H. Hicks delivered a powerful sermon. He concluded by those in the city of New York and John Bryant from B. L. Gros and Mrs. Soplen by them to Mr. and Mrs. in and baby doing nicely. Means James L. Jackson, L. M. Freyer and Char- tர் and the Washington State of the State of New York. At the end of the week end with the Sellville spent the week end with the parents. Mr. and Mr. in Orange and the visitors are last week. Madam Hines-Polee left for her home at Tookum after he was at the 18th of March. He Hicks made a business trip to East Teams last week. It is Toland left to the Washington State. Mr. and Mr. and keep teach with your absent friends. Now readers this week: Malah Annie (Col.) for your work. MAY CITY — The following me- nded the Reverberary Traffic for the second Quarterly Conference of Rev. A Johnson and his members: Rev. J. Alexander, W. W. McIntyre and Mr. and Mrs. in Orange. made happy when after delivering a burning message to the 18th of 1900 in the table of the table. At 8:15 in Rev. Johnson prached for Rev. Alexander and his members: Mr. and Mrs. in Orange. MAINSTAIR, Rev H. H. Marianus pastor of Antioch Bishop church and minister at Baldwin Chapel church commending Fob. 10th leaving the church on Friday, 11th leaving the 11st. This was the celebration of three hundred anniversary of the reached Marshall, O. G. W. Zilker, died in Mobile Al. In the Charity Hospital after a short illness, he was married in Mobile Al. The remainder will be shipped to Marshall for initial Mrs. M. R. Kinder, for a short period. The mother m. I. Webb, Mrs. Josie Kinder joined the bunch for a long time. The G. M. K. Kinder, the G. M. K. Kinder Total amount raised is 125,880. The M. M. K. Dallas Krexman is not hard to off the job and wants for it to be a memorial. Phone 1111. INTERNATIONAL ALLIANCE LEADS BATTLE FOR COMPLETE UMANCAPTION (B-N-S) Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. 21–Pre- liminary plans for organization of a new political party were made by the International Alliance of Net- the American Net-Power Energy. The American Net-Power Energy tion of all kinds. Final details of the plan will be further worked out to provide a new tool for the February 2nd Delegates from all sections of the United States have signified their intention to attend the National Association of the Dr. Lionel A. Francis, head of the organization, declared that the romo- plot emancipation of the Negro is to provide an intelligent compensation and, outweave of purpose. The program of the all kinds, using pol- io- tion of the numerous words of op- tunity now closed in the face of the black race. In the}}+ included Dr. Francis, President and Dr. Lionel A. Francis, secretary. The speakers retired the deportation com- plition from the US and the Dr. Lionel A. Francis was not a part of the political party. The new political party was to be the first of the country was through the bal- tor- tion of the National Association of the Professor of the National Association of the Senators, and continuing argument that the negroes are a unit on measures they will be "performed as a power to the country. The speakers pointed out the great amount of educational work that the person does not in two countries the race preach ministry and all teachers must preach, teach and live racialiveness of purpose, in season and out of season. WHITE AT TREND NEGRO DANCES (A N.P.) Charleston, S.C. Feb. 20-Prior to a "Charleston" Elimination contest held in this city last week when a city was the chosen to represent this city. The Great Contest held in Chicago, many white males frequented the Negro dance halls here, presumably for the purpose of 선거. That how this dance is performed by its originators—the N-groes of Charleston. These visitors paid respectful attention and were visibly impressed with their interest in which Charleston was. Colored representatives to the term this latest contribution to the Telephoneist art that has set the world up talking. The successful contestants acquainted by Mayor Stoney, left the city for Chicago on Tuesday, from where the latter will broadcast by broadcasting variations of this biotic blister culture. The blister culture should width, if not always broad, match width. If not always broad, that has been figured so pronounced that has been figured so pronounced. Dr. William Green, recently released in Dallas after having presented a lecture on the beauty of the beautiful city of Dallas, has become one of the central railway. The house which he lived in does have become one of the most beautiful homes in the city. It was designed and built by Nego workman all of whom were artists of this city. He was born and lived in Terrell where he was born in W. H. Garrett. 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W. Conrad Park Sanitarium, Guthie, Okla. RED PEPPER HEAT ENDS RHEUMATISM Red Pepper蒲 takes the touch- down on hot spills, hot water, hot towels, hot dishes, hot olive oil and hot old rheumatism torture. He has no patience with hot spills, hot water, hot towels, hot dishes, hot olive oil and hot old rheumatism torture. He has no patience with hot spills, hot water, hot towels, hot dishes, hot olive oil and hot old rheumatism torture. Camden, N. J., March 8—A "Klas, beas" marriage has no place in the modern scheme of things a Camden judge ruled here Wednesday. "Much a condition is contrary to the institutions of this country and to his tenets of the Title," Vice Chancellor Learning declared in writing a divorce to Mrs May Lecker thirty-five, of Audubon, N.J. Bldg. 1200 East 12th Street, New York, NY 10024 in partnership with the Philadelphia Tribune. The building is now through. Pain and scabies are not present. Akay may good dragonet for a lar- rer than 10 days. 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CADILLAC DODGE FORD CARS Phones H.9276; H-3071 Corner Hall and Thomas Avenue GIVE US A TRIAL HOW TO MAKE OTHERS LOVE-YOU Claims and facts make you will secure throughout, perfect books, explaining everything, only the most Industrial, (plain proper) can be secured also be secured only be good to learn in Argentina—the best book loved by Adriana. B. de Lorenzo, B. de Lorenzo, B. de Lorenzo. Mine, Dix, Dext, 417. (Photograp) Bie de jon (Photograp) THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1926 The Local Negro Business League Says! Negro Rail Workers Against Passage of Watson-Baker Mess- (121000000000000000) The present museum a hallmark of protection to the worker organization, and is associated with the workers. At no time have we, after complying with section 217, faced a tail baiting. As a matter of fact we are convinced that not only the workers, but the management, must be mutually responsible for mutual protection. And the employer organizations have no fault and responsibility, hence the law by all parties concerned. If it may be added to the new law to refer capital to the latter, to refer capital to the employer, to compel the employer to compel the employer. Also the employer organizations will have to be liable for the employer's compensation or compensation for the employer. NEGRO-AVOLVET BRUNES WEST VIRGINIA WORK RECORD Duffel Hobbard and Negro aggrieved and broke, book a record of eightteen years standing when he ran into a race in 1903. INDIAN'S CASKET TO COST A SMALL FORTUNE (A.N.P.) Washington, D.C., March 6—The remnies of Tom Hig Chief, a prominent Indian chief of the Osage name for Oklahoma. He is the son in a handbook of modern mausoleum costing $4,500. In an application received at the Interior Department Yueside the de- cent of the wife and three daughter's wife and three daughter requested that this son be expended from their accumulated funds derived from oil royalties to create the mausoleum. According to the application, Me- to-op.es, the wife of Tom Hig Chief, is to contribute $1,500 toward the cost of the smallable "burial place for her husband, while May Whitney, Lourise Maker and Huby Big Chief, Hokiahoe. The three daughters, pps to contribute $1,500 each. All of these Osage Indians are full-bloods and have large accu- mulations from oil royalties. He is to the wife, $4,498.50, in reach to her credit: May Whitney, $25,554.40; Lourise Maker, $25,433.01; and Rubb, Big Chief, Hokahoe, $15. (See page of the Big Chief lives on the Osage reservation near Hominy, Oklahoma) CAIIANIE SAFE SIELDS $2,500 "What this town needs is an awakening. Something to make our citizens realize that by co-operating with our business men they can soon make this a community to be envied. Envied for its Progress, Prosperity and Growth — a town that will stand as splendid example of what individual Energy, Courage and Patriotic Service can do in attaining great results. "I believe our people realize that, too. Though they have done much in the past, the true Community Spirit here has not been developed to its highest possible degree. And that is what we business people hope to accomplish with this campaign. Obama, jl, March 6. The Summit leaders met in Washington to leaders of amusement was Tuesday morning, who after them Cobb, the milk man, said the car drove from the wait and departed from the wait and departed Washington birthday celebration. "Dallas need men, women and children for BUILDERS. Let's all roll up our sleeves." MAYS LIPSTICKS ARE OLD STUFF New York, S. R. Y. March. 6. The world haven't changed so much since 1990, and years. Country—diaspora, immigrants, carriage Hall Sunday night. Northern Africa, away there is profinite evidence, that the world's climate has changed. Cars are now used lined up, congestion gilds use on, on their own. "Advertising" is the sad. "wax" "wax" is the sad. "wax" is the sad. thousand years ago used paper. thousand years ago used paper. things on a modern glass are on things on a modern glass are on "Advertising" is the sad. last two thousand years ago. last two thousand years ago. lamp wax stamped with their lamp wax stamped with their waxer and they used wax on their waxer and they used wax on their waxer and they used wax. FATHER TO THREE DAL- LAS MINISTERS PASSES AWAY Mr. Orrin Harper, of Magnolia, Arkansas, died at his home Saturday morning, according to word received by his son, Dr. C. Columbus. Harper of Dallas. The death was a noted citizen in his community and the Father of the Rev. C. Columbus Harper. Minister of Saint John's Institutional Church, Rev. W G. Harper, Associate Minister of Saint John's Institutional Church Rev. I. H. Harper, minister of New Zion Baptist Church, all of Dallas besides several other sons and daughters two of whom the late Rev. E. J. Marper and Madam M. G. Brown were public servants and attained to considerable eminence before their decrease. The sons and their families left Monday for Arkansas to attend further which took place Wednesday. They all hope to be at their posts in the city on the next gabbath day. OWER-RAXOLPHILIP INDICTED, LIBER. CONSPIRACY (A. N. P.) Chicago, IL, March 4, 1995. Owner, co-editor of the Messenger Magazine and author of a series of articles called "The Negotiated Truth," now appearing in that mass asian, and A. J. Philip Randolph's. Author of the insignificance and organization for the further-homemood, including the Rover's, have been in place for conspiracy to libel, according to a true bill returned by the Court county grand jury last Wednesday. This information was given by Joseph Jibb, editor of the Chicago Whip, against whom Mr. Owen's articles have been directed over the telephone. Mr. Jibb admitted that the Jibb-Mineal Publishing Company had preferred charges against Handolph and Owen, and that a eases had been issued for their arrest. Tuesday morning, No Verification for the report could be obtained from the local newspaper office where Owen works. One of the employees denied that the report was true. (A N.P.) Atlanta, Ga., March 5—Colored barbers will not be permitted to serve white women or children under 14 years of age. If Mayor Walter A. Rims approves a bill passed Monday afternoon by the City Council, according to an article published in the current issue of the Atlanta independent. This was offered, it is said, as a substitute and compromise measure for the resolution preventing Negroes from having white patients referred to the ordinance of the council for a public hearing which has been denied. Dr. M. Ashley Jones, one of this city's leading white citizens, develops in-published remarks that the ordinance "disputes every smaller sentiment and standard, which we have inherited from our past." WANTED