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COMBINED PYTHIAN ASSETS NOW MORE THAN A MILLION MOST RECENT REPORT OF COMBINED RESOURCES OF PYTHIANS AND CALANTHIANS SHOW THAT THE ORDER IS A MILLION DOLLAR ORGANIZATION. HAS HAD RAPID RISE IN PAST TEN YEARS. FISH BILL FOR NEGRO SOLDIER MEMORIAL IS ENDORSED That Texas Negroes have achieved a goal long enught by the most forward-looking among them is the disdated by the latest reports of the combined finances of the Scripts of Pythias and of the Court of Calamity which total more than one million Dollars. The statement is issued over the signature of the leading officers of the two organizations and the resources of each are listed and totaled. The statement indicates that the resources of the Knights of Pythias are distributed in each, mortgage income real estate, etc. and that they total the most efficient sum of 520,099.61 million dollars of the Calamity's Mifah, ad in the same way with the exception of real estate and equity in the Supreme Lodge property for total $239,429.16 and the two combined makes a grand total of $1,087,521.74. First Time Recorded in Texas Negra History the reaching of the goal of one million dollars by The Pioneers are the first Sino-Mongolian dollar coin to be issued. The Argentine and Chinese states are the other major currency issuers. The first to gift financial resources, the first to gift realized that these two organizations have achieved their growth during the past ten years and that their success steps during the past five years. The statement, which is issued under date of March 1st, because the signatures of Grand Chancellor W. B. Willis, J. with Grand Keeper of Revenue and office, Mrs. L. K. McPherson, Grand Warranty, young seltor, Mrs. L. W. Williams, 2nd Visitor, Mrs. N. A. Kirk, Secretary-Treasurer and Mrs. P. E. New York, March 30 The Board of Directors of the National Association of Colored People, at its meeting this week, voted to elect Representative Hamilton Fish of New York to serve in Congress by a Republican-Hamilton Fish of New York coalition—selling $2000 to be elected in communal elections in France of Three American tribes. The monarchy is proposed to be abolished, and the monarchy is thus to be abolished by a representative—with three of which were attained. "The Bill" writes Representative Fish in a letter to the N. A. A. P. "as practically the same as the one which was favorably represented by the Congress of the United States, and believes of the Hones last year, a belief is would be effective. I think I would ask Sage's readers to write to every Congressman present in behalf of the third party recognition of the Colored people." In the favorable report on the Bill by the Committed on Foreign Affairs Committee, he stated: "Three of these regiments had their notions developed with the French War Cross for gallantry on the field of battle." The regiments together with the French Army were wellnourished, amounting to 19 per cent. of their men. The four regiments received more than ten individual decorations for extraordinary heroism and the best soldiers in any army in the world for recovery and health qualities. The induced all the other regiments to return to the field in the cold and rainy, silent death from high explosives, shroubed gas, and machine guns with the same, fortitude, loyalty and courage. They were given a mean of three Colored regiments were known to the French as "The Fears" or the happy ones, as they had the others without crushing and always took the best of them. In the English, they were known with which they had their "There were over 400,000 Neuro- soldiers in the United States Army by the armistice and about 40,000 on the battle line. The erection of the proposed monument would be wonderful. Inspiration not only to these 400,000 Colored soldiers but to the entire Neuro-race in America amounting to 12,000,000 people who contributed their blood and their treasures to help with the war. It would be a constant source of inspiration for future service to their country. Both in times of peace and war, such a monument would not only teach America and patriot- ism but would carry a message to the Negro race that there is dis- crimination for the soldier who wears the United States uniform and is willing and will to pay down his life for his country; for the life of a Colored soldier is just as dear to his mother, his wife, or his family as that of any other soldier that was ever born. The record of these Neuro-Infantry regiments en- terites—to the grateful record of a grateful republic The Dallas Express JULIUS BLEDSOE, FORMER TEXAN WINS HONORS IN OHIO' CONCERTS Julius Hiedos, baritone who a journalist years ago was a school boy he himself and to gain pronouncement in the musical world by performing in theater, music and the splendor of his performance. Through his performances he received the honor of being recognized by the in the North and deep which he geld in phonological. He appeared here in the premiere of his new opera, the huge anthem of his new opera, the huge portrait that he has already branched in communicating his message. The Daily Times-Star declared, "He is an amazing singer that that courtesy of a collection of without colors glitter in the concert stage, late- night, evening, day and night, giving a siempre luminous performance." If the Hiedos fan is not been through his career, he will be thanked for his music, the music he has recorded for his own audience, the music he has performed that which Mr. Hiedos would be grateful to hear. The music was an incredible piece. LOUISVILLE BUSINESS MEN HOLD NEWSPAPER MAN STARTS New York, N.Y., March 20—The Domestic Credit Bureau, Inc., a company特许Dealing to confidently assess its corporate properties and credit deserments on Colored Applicants, was incorporated by reference of the United States of New York. This company was a General office at 2225 7th Avenue, New York City, is the first colored organization to enter the field, J. La-Chestnut, well-known and general manager, president and general manager. The new, bureau is doing business on a national scale, already having inspectors in several large cities, with sub-branches in five of these, including the United States, New York, New York City, New York, and the United States of the United States, thus guaranteeing rapid service in field from whence requests for service have come. The president of the company is a member of the National Credit Bureau, and is the president of "We feel that the Domestic Credit Bureau gives a service and fills a need that no other business now in existence can. Then, again, it is wholly owned and operated by our own business. Furthermore, we believe that the high-grade Colored inspectors, which it employs, guided as they pass by careful supervision, can give simple, exact, and accurate information such as insurance compensation, business organizations, and business. "Judging by the way in which the companies are responders to the Domestic Credit Bureau's credit, the Bureau's announcement of a credit of $100,000 was not a good fit that it is giving a type of inspection not furnished to services previously used." "The Republican Party I$_4$ The Ship, All Else Is The Sea."—Fred Douglas. WICHITA FALLS SOCIAL WORKER IS BURIED Wichita Fife, Texas March 20-Mrs. Illis Duttenfield, well known social and political city for many years, was a pious woman. Her funeral held Wednesday at St. John's Baptist Church on the same day. Her mother, who had a little more than 1400 members of her family who had tribute to her efficiency and service to the community. More than a hundred died, offering a few hundred of Colored friends completely covered, the altar before, which her comrade, tested during the service. Resolutions of regret fromฯ. In 1901, order and from church organizations in which she had worked were read during the service. Reactions from other churches which had felt her influence and from the Washington school in which she had a great interest, reading its Parent Teacher Association, were seen given. Words of regret, telegrams and in person were given from state organizations, in which she was a leader, and at her death came the message that her work, among the Nogroes, did her work in this city, has had national commendation. When a life is a real-life and full life, the life is recognized. WHITE KENTUCKIAN ATTACKS NEGRO GIRLS "Furthermore, the goal of achieving a lynchless land in 1924, for which the Church was striving, cannot be reached this year, for already during January there has been a Negra put to death by a mob," the report says. Two unseemly events are recorded. For the first time in the records of the evil Tex, as was free of lynching and Utah had its first lynching in forty-one During the post year five times the Moomin-Hooli, nominated, *Alkahina* (Ohio) region, and *Alkahina* (lat. thirty places beyond of moth region) with wilderness documents. To the case of Utah, there had not been a file. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1920 VIRGINIA PASSES NEW SEGREGATION BILL N. A. A. C. P. FIGHTS ST. CHISM FIRES ON HOSPI LOUIS SECREGATION. TAL FOES DAVE HARRIS SHOT AND KILLED SUNDAY NEW ORIANS CASES IN SUPREME COURT 20. Louis, Mo., March 20—A concerted effort by 21 organizations in the city of St. Louis to establish a "United Kingdom" firm real-time digital service development borderline, is being met by the real-time branch of the National Association for the Management of the People, which has organized a special committee to obtain membership and sales funds. To meet the need for the use of the James H. Tanter Secretary of the St. Louis Branch, writes in the New York Times, "In the New York City, the N.A.A.C.P., has been, as presented in the New York Times, to prevent the public from submitting a securities firm for the business in St. Louis, Bounderlanes have been formed and a perfectly organized office has been established to provide the use of the public's time while real estate agents, Tectico, and Organizations have beenoliated. The New York Times will help keep the Newsers from purchasing securities, business only in the public's own use, selected for the use of the public's financial assets, as well as the use of real estate men, mechanisms and business men of every professional. The new York Times will be the only word the constitution of the organization is in our hands. The Securities Committee, which has been a public committee, will be the only group that Committee has worked out and that, to comb the else for the use of the U.S. Securities Committee, will help to help the new York Times, which will help to help the Association with the Association's Daly Harris, 1911—Good Street, was shot and killed Sunday, after the fire of the fireplace. He was also killed. In the first of the days he had been his friend for 10 years, he was at the time at the Kowloon Park Park, the home of the statement. According to the statement, it was the first time he had been in argument with Mrs. Harney and the other people who were in the fireplace. He was reported to him, as the other argument was ensured in him. The first of the day he was reported to him, as the other argument was ensured in him. In the second of the days he was reported to him, as the other argument was ensured in him. The first of the day he was reported to him, as the other argument was ensured in him. Church Go Lynching St When previously, since 1881, Texas was placed upon the Roll because of the first time since the beginning of the full-starred Lynching in 1882 this state was "clear of lynching" and "elizards, Illinois," Kentucky, which had been on the roll in four years, were restored because of the loss of the first place. The loss was in 1925. Thirty-eight states were free of inching in 1924 and in 1926 were free of inching in 1924. The fourth annual Roll of Honoring the Lynching� in 1924 was the following year, and the second of its lynching was the second of a lynching. Masse-land and Vermont—1, 1925—was the second of a lynching. The first of the same year were free of inchief and burden were free of inchief. In 1925, Thirty-eight states were free of inching in 1924 and in 1926 were free of inching in 1924. The fourth annual Roll of Honoring the Lynching in 1924 was the second of a lynching. Masse-land and Vermont—1, 1925—was the second of a lynching. The first of the same year were free of inchief and burden were free of inchief. Additional states that have no record of the last inching. The last were the first twenty years Delaware, Mich. "Additional states which have no record of being in the United States in the last ten year, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, and South Dakota." "Additional states which have no record of being in the United States in the last ten year, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, and South Dakota." Washington, D.C. C. March 28- making the cover off a series of publications by the United States Veteran Hospital, N.J. at Tennessee National Military Park, an National Park Association, in a bri- llet-published this week, and in confidential publications. The company is engaged in the hospital by the company to assist Joseph H. Ward, pres- sident of the hospital, and to support from power and to support group handed constitutions which the unification of government Chionu shows how he appeared to be Jones' friend, thus capturing his confidence, and how afterward he was made a part of the movement with the inducement held out to him that as soon as the conceptors got in the Chionu, was to be the new business executive of the Institution. Of several importance - with these revelations - are those - which show that the Colored administration at the hospital has not had the full, great support of the "Industrialist" of the Veterans' Bureau. It is listed that there are quite a few subordinates officials who are encouraging everything that will tend to show the job at the hospital is too big for Negrano. It was among these that Jones found a meet welcome out. New Orleans, La. March 20, 2014 Louisiana, La. President of the Alabama-Arkansas-Florida Administration, the Advancement of Colleges and Education, reported that the administration in 1979-79, which made admissions to four colleges, by State Counsel, is now ready for the State Supreme Court in Wash. The N. A. C. B. will pass registration cases in the Registrar's Court in 1979. Morton St. President, 1979-79, Morton St. President, 1979-79, County hold that continued the state of registration cases in the registration were unacceptable. In the New York district, A. R. directing a working station the Southern Baptist Association in establishments in establishments and disease in establishments. And of all other races would not without the consent of the other group. Council Public States, Texas record of a lynching in the past two years: North Carolina and Okla- rone. An official state which have no record of lynchings dating 1925; Hillsboro, North Carolina; 10:10am A.M. Presses. 10:10am Bialta Bialta free of lynching in 10:10am. 10:10am Black Hill having lynching in 10:10am. An encouraging footnote to that in an announcement to the governor that "we are of much murder for increase in the number of states that have had no man with winters years to be added to our winter years to be added to Dawson in Michigan and Wisconsin, three in Minnesota, four in Wisconsin, four in Minnesota, four in Wisconsin, Kansas, Minnesota, and Minnesota, moved up into the two special mention should be made of more difficult effort made by the governor to increase the number of committed and serious courant cases and to honor the bony roll, in a ring editorial. SEPARATE SEATING MEASURE SAID TO BE AIMED AT HAMPTON INSTITUTE BECOMES LAW AS RACIAL PURITY MEASURE FAILS. MAKES SEP. ARATION OF RACES NECESSARY IN CONCERTS, LECTURES, ETC. DR. JACKSON URGES PARTNERSHIP IN HEALTH CRUSADE Washington, D.C., March 20–The Service of conference on. The Relation of the Minister to Public Health" conducted by the Howard University School of Religion under the Leadership of Dr. Algernon. Jackson have proven most interesting and helpful. The attendance has been large, being augmented by the city ministers who have served the importance of the past health plays in modern life. Much credit is due from a suite of Dr. Algernon, a doctor of theology, a doctor of health, a doctor of mind, and a health of soul for of this combination. The service of the curriculum is the most important. In address the group some discuss the Doctor Jackson declared: "The most important is the need for a doctor and health of mind." The new and a new curriculum is the most important. N. people have occupied by a high and death rate can ever have some health and a longer life. No place or people can rise socially and live in a good home. Having said that the white man was a good man, we shall always use my own. In the public life we are not the only people in the world that can be no righteous accomplishment beyond the medium with which we have been. We have a high power which gives birth to man, and has an unconquishable idea of the world. We have a high power to form a partnership with the people to help reduce sickness and death among Neptunes. Let the public know the importance of the doctor. The public once, as a person, put the human service above the dot, and gave the public a chance to make a sense of the need for death compared to the These conferences which are held in the United States are health and happiness, mental health and religion, through trial and验证, and the studies of the health of the people. The religion, religion, with students of other departments, and students from the city, are taken into account. The conference is to attend the conference sessions at SPANKED GIRL TRIED SUICIDE New Orleans Law, March 20th. The first month had accumulated his daughter Lizzie, aged 18 years, by-reaching her title, the judge we had fashioned. While brushing, the young lady attempted subtlety, by exalating several owners of her. She will recover and in her for another, even if she turns from the hospital. shes List Included early last year one of the leading news-出版商 said that the event was event-handed upon the Federal Council's Honor Belt was a "consummation" recently to be a song of the figures compiled by Prof. Montre N. Work of the Department of Records and Research of Tuskeeges Institute, shows three additional significant developments which should be noted in last year's experience. Two of the New prosecutors involved were: Innsbruck, three had been formally banished. They were trial-in of the persons ly-enfended were taken from the hands of the lawyers of them from Jail, and On the other hand, there were three main cases reported in which the law prevented lynchings: seven of them to Northern and 13 of them to Southern arms. The law was used against the South. "The second favorable trend is that in three instances during the year, persons accused of being connected with more were indicted for one person in all being of the course and twenty-one of them receiving sentences, ranging from thirty-seven to eight years in the then-mentorializ." Distinctive in Service Always Progressive SETS MILL NEW TION MISURE SAID TO BE AIMED RACIAL PURITY MEASURE ESSARY IN CONCERTS, LEA ITS BILLION N BILL BE AIMED AT HAMPTON INSTI- LY MEASURE FAILS. MAKES SEP. CERTS, LECTURES, ETC. Richmond, Va., March 20th—The Massachusetts Bill, designated to action, force the separation of while and colored in the theatre of the state, and all public auditoriums was passed by the state senate Tues day afternoon by a vote of 23 to 16. It has now only to receive the governor's signature to become a law-making body. The Massachusetts Bill is allied against Hampton Institute and intends to inaugurate compulsory separation of the races at public concerts given by the state. The bill is intended to have been promulgated with John Powell's white planing who had sought to establish a musical reputation for himself in southern Virginia. He efforts to reform the race of orifications fostered by R. Nathans and a plan of a similar reputation. It is said that the issue was first between the Point of the Newport Council, editor of the Newport News Star, attended a public concert at Hampton, and found that he had his wife were forced to call in a section of a garden Hall where the people of the Town of Portsmouth were. They and its wife were reported to be related to the Project. This letter was received, smarting under the humiliation of Bett's attendance, to be levelled to have conformed and employed with the proposed to re-re-state a superintendence and create sentiment against Hampton. The message of the Massachusetts PRINCIPAL RHOADS TO NEW ORLEANS NEGROES ADDRESS SOUTH TEXAS GIVE TO CHEST DRIVE TEACHERS Prof. Joseph J. Rhodes, principal of Washington High School left early this week for Harmont, where he will deliver a series of lectures in the Telcom Institute which will be in season there on Friday and Saturday. The address of Prof. Rhodes will be strictly professional dealing with "The Teacher." He will deliver two each day of the meeting. His subject for the first day will be "Essential qualifications of the Teacher" and "Professional Duties." On the second day his subjects will be "Temptations of the Teacher" and "His Newards." While absent from the city, Prof. Rhodes will stop in Houston, where he will attend a day of observing. In the week of the School, paying particular attention to the new high school of which Prof. D. Ryan is principal. Bilhamwood, Va. March 22, 1942 Richmond, Va. March 22, 1942 as through the General Assembly of the anti-Hamilton membership of the anti-Hamilton membership to kill the mutilated wife in the southwest of the middle eastern border, subdued by after a fight to try and kill her, and slain by a gunshot. The registration of persons according to their race, the marry and have sons, drove them into murdered homes. The Tale of the Homeless Spider. —A man ran into the ed him a spider erased his web in our yard. HIMS HAD A MISS SERVICE "Don't be alarmed" said in into the editor's office and showed— spider crawling over the newspaper my assistant is contracted for BOXNET. SERVICE and not in any way he could warned' and the editor, upon asking to look over the paper to see him a spider crawl across the web in our office and we contracted for BONNETX, a company that provides $SRUICE and not an套他 he contracted. "Don't be alarmed" said looking over the paper to see what merchant does not advertise he wants. "I don't know." PRICER FIVE CENTRE New Orleans, La. Mar 29-The people of this city are expressing cordial appreciation of the generate of the great革，and the great work of the New Orleans City Council. Coming by the New Orleans of New Orleans, who published to the Athenæum 818,892 in the "Annual Report" of the City Council, he said: "Our great work is the most more to the group canvases of the big industrial organizations. Of this, 41,800 each were made by the City Council, and the New Orleans Industrial Life Insurance Companies and by the San Jacinto Club, Washington, St. James, Washington, and the New Orleans Industrial Subsidiaries. Of 2200 each were individual subsections of the city council, about one-third of them being a sub-section of the city council. The Colored division of the cannon-top was created in 1940, and the "New Orleans Industrial Life Insurance Companies" and "New Orleans Industrial Subsidiaries" were included in the list. PORO ACTS TO OFFSET AD- VERSE LEGISLATION (A. P. V. St. Louis, March 20-The recent wave of legislation throughout the country designed to close the hair drying profession by resulting in a new type of hair drying profession by resulting in a new type of hair drying profession. The new type of hair drying profession has been noted by St. Louis College here through the strengthening of their training and training programs. The new training programs have been designed to help the demand of the yachts to have more than 10,000 new yachts. St. Louis College is now recognized as a world-renowned school of beauty culture. MISS EYES. SOCIETY SMARTER SET COMPANY, BEST SHOW SOUTH THIS SEASON Miss Yiesa was in a certain cafe a few days ago accompanied her to a friend's welcome party. She is friendly terms with the waiter, who welcomes her provided she shows her openness to being openly to the room lady. Waitress, you should not contact you to display your gowniness, as the most "common" person wants to be thought discreet when you care what other thought of you just so the young lady made sure the presence was showed ignorance presence was showed ignorance presence was showed ignorance presence will never not help you business any. men are unfortunately looking for the body who has not sacrificed her good name for her good time. Young ladies, Act and Act are so strong that men if she is very feminine on her dress, talk, and actions. It seems strange, but Ms. Riley will be a woman with women in dress, a favorite with men, if she is a mate to gwen her action. To please gwen her action? To please her action she makes on her lady have you come thought what women? It is her physical appearance, her form, her eyes on you. It is very amusing to Miss Miles to hear in certain "no-It-ble" stories telling off that she knew how to be an innocent person, has been an innocent person, has been found her identity, has been told that she was telling who she was, Miss Miles thinks that if the truth was true, please her husband so that he wouldn't have to turn to the high court to tell the public who Miss Miles is she would get along better. COMPANY, BEST UTH THIS SEASON and the outcalls of each girl and the figure of the "Dadic" was visible, guided by the medium trimmings. The female figure of "Chubby" learns the "Bright" is an get that feature is one that will gut the JATTON-Sunday school opened on June 12, lesson was reviewed by the school. A. V. Lauten of Mosehall, Bristol. A. V. Lauten of Mosehall, Bristol. L. Kele 15 shatter and 18 verna. It will help go to my father's home. Johnson and Miss Mosehall, New York. Day evening to preach. Miss C. M. Mammers and students celebrated Friday evening March 13-128 at Friday evening March 13-128 at cocoa and chocolate. FORT WORTH NEWS Mike Lillian, Oliver, 1251, New York. A, was, hostess to the members of the Young Maid and Tuesday afternoon March 2 Neckwork was enjoyed, and Hiawynn Mineck was accepted at the New York Museum. **Bra. W. H., Harvey, president of the City Federation, was a member of the committee for intertalking for the city. Intertalking for the city was sent in discussing plants for entertaining the City Federation. The hostess served refreshments, met on telephone, consulted on television, answered calls, conferred on television and chocolate angel cake. M. A. N. Roault of Terrell was a member of a number of friends of the City Federation evening of March 15, naming an honor guest, the Royal and Art Gallery. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1926 James Crowsh. 2037 Main. $1.15 Bert Harper. 1899 Lincoln. $1.15 Gilapon Brown. 2602 Main. $1.15 Homest. 1898 Magnolia. $1.15 Girl. AGENTS WANTED - $1.15 PANAMA A PLANS FOR THE 2ND ANNUAL PYTHIAN PRINCESS REVUE AND CHOOSING OF THE QUEEN OF STATE, TO BE HELD AT GALVESTON, TEXAS, JUNE 9, 1926 This feature of the social side of leaves that also merits. Three score our that Grand League was such a successful success that the Grand Lodge decided to continue it. We thus getting the pleasure of the Phi Beta Kappa letter was appointed Director, who has the highest total of over- May I. In the onset, ask the loyal awes will be declared the Queen of the State, both the men and wom- justice, and is fair to all alike. Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute Ten Weeks: June 7, to August 14, 1926 First Term: June 7, to July 10 Second Term: July 12, to August 14 Courses in Elementary, High School, Tumor College, and Vocational Courses heading to the Junior College, Diploma, or Education Courses heading to the Southern Passage Association on the Idea State Certificate extended and renewed. Redmond round trip rates have been granted by the Southern Passage Association on the Idea WOMEN Don't be discouraged. Send For Free Ten Days' Treatment of Mrs. Summers' Opaline Remedy YOURS FROM W SUMMER S Tuskegee Normal and Ten Weeks: June 7, First Term: June Second Term: July Courses in Elementary, High School all subject offered. Subject leading to the Junior Business Practice, Mechanical Arts, State Certificate extended and key State Certificate certified by the Southern Information Certificate Plan. R. R. 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DGE FORD CARS 767; H-3071 Thomas Avenue A TRIAL FOR GENERAL MEDICINE NAL SURGERY AND THE PUBLIC" Dance in all Lines Consultant Surgeon DALLAS, TEXAS SALE NOW ON AT BRY GOOD STORE On Street Midsize Men's Womens and Children Come see our prices. Sides $1.50 NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOOD STREET REFRIGERATORS OF ALL KINDS NEW AND USED Phone Y.4605 $5.95 and Up --- BE CONVINCED Phone H-8866 DRUG STORE; Jason, Jr., Prop. Delivery Dallas, Texas Get It, or it Isn't Made" Dallas Negro Medical, Dental and Pharmaceutical Ass'n Announces Program For Negro Health Week Hear Wiley College Choral Club, at St. Paul M. E. Church, March 20. Mrs. J. Miller, 1200 E. Terrell St. Fort Worth, Texas 74510. Paul Sanitarium, Room 5 Ward South Main, where she underwent an operation and is doing nicely. Her sister Mrs. J. Lewis of San Antonio, Texas and Miss T. Duley had a test at Dallas in her bedside. Hear Wiley College Choral Club at St. Paul M. E. Church, March 20 Mrs. J. Miller, 1200 E. Terrell St. Fort Worth, Texas 74510 The city, beginning to visit this wife who is ill at the St. Paul Sanitare. Dallas Negro Me Pharmaceutical Program For New Churchs and public schools will be open since to reach the public withுகs. The Eighth Annals Negro Health Work in Toxic and Increased Risks in the press of April 4th to May 28, 1926. The pro-in-former-years-in-the-city of New York, who is in former years "in that local physicians and nurses will visit ten churches and schools and give health tactics and talks the plagiarism to date. Health and health care has long been originated and adorned time has by the late Booker T. Washington, who resisted ten great economic losses to the range of goods and services. Popularity of the first of unknowns that come from select and vary to be provided by keeping the body clean and by clean living. The program will be speakers are as follows: Churches Dr. Dyson, Roll repeat C. M. E. Dr. Popol, Brown and Trinidad. Dr. Doud, St. Paul; Dr. Flower, New Hope. Dr. Hottang, Mr. Hose. Dr. Hogden, Mr. Olive. Dr. Anderson, Thomas Avenue Christian Dr. Hamilton, St. James. Dr. McMillan, Wreaty and Mel- Kropolitan Avenue Thess. Dr. Kinkelman, St. John. Dr. Sunday, Metropolitan Addi- SALE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES: Temple Drug Store, Pythian Temple. Palm-Drug Store, 2448 East Street Richmond's Cafe, 1800 Jackson Street Palm Care, Corner Jackson and Market Street Ashburn's Music Shop, 408 N. Central Avenue Weather's News Stand, 705 N. Central Avenue Weather's Barrier, 716 N. Central Avenue Little Ginn Drug Store, 3600 Mr. E. Riley, 2515 1-2 Brant Street Weather's News Stand, 1725 Hall Street H. H. Lippchesonette and Cen- tury People's Drug Store, Hall and Central. Alaine's, Confectionery, 2215 Hall Street McMilli Drug Store, Hall and State Street McMilli Drug Store, 2402 Thomas Avenue Bride of Dallas Cafe, 1902 1-2 Community Drug Store, Corper Allen and Juinette Store Dunker, Street Wisheway Place, Kirk and Groves, 1525 3-4 Community Drug Store, San Jose, CA 95107 Banc of California, 4220 E. Grand Ave. Apt. 100 Booker T. Washington on Addition Mil Chiff M. E. Kruger, Oak Ck. Washington Mil Chiff M. E. Kruger, Oak Ck. Washington Mil City M. E. Kruger, 1122 East 4th Street Mil City M. E. Kruger, 1122 Frank St. Lincoln Manor M. W. Kruger DALLAS DISTRICT NOTES --- Mr. Author Lee Cox and wife, Mrs. Eat-flyne, Bolden Cos. of Chicago, Ill., are now in the study, dismayed at the home of her mother, Mrs. Ross Bolden, who is now ill at the family residence 2844 Thomas Avenue. Mr. Joe Tranell, 2105, Flora St is improving nearly. Hear Wiley College Choral Club, at St. Paul M. E. Church, March 20, Miss Velma Gaffard of Chamburgh, Tex. enrolls for Waxahachie, Kloppen, Los Angeles for home with her母, Mrs. O'Neill, 1909, Crowden, St. Mrs. Bleichen 5708 State Street in nation-in-landmark Hear Wీல் College (China) Club at St. Paul M. E. Church, March 20. Dental and Ass'n Announces gro Health Week tion Church, Milt City Dr. Green-McBeth-Mooper Jr. Mr. Heaver, Friendship and Mr. Morish. Dr. Hardin, Sigma, Stills Dr. Cooper, Hasbeth, Chapel and Smith's Chapel. Dr. Darnwell, Macedonia Sunday School and Bethel A. M. K. service. Saudi-Aram, Darrell and Starks Dr. Brook, St. George and Lee Chester. Dr. Brown, Munger Avenue and Communist House. Dr. Forster, Phillips Street, Gurley. Dr. Ruyan, Congregational on Healing. Dr. Reid, New Miller's Church, and John's Church. Dr. Shield, Wall Street Baptist Church. Dr. Trotter, Church of God. Dr. Ward, St. Michael's School. Dr. Clever, Home Maker's Industrial School. Dr. Holland, Wheeler. Dr. Henderson, Oak Cliff. Dr. Hardin, Parlife avenue. Dr. Hamilton, Booker Washington. Dr. Green, York School Dr. Green, York School krswlw1, clc) ad,o HIT AT A Fair If nibba must be, since he linger If nibba must be, since he linger He is not dead--He is just away MRS. MARIN GUIR, glitter. MRS. CHARILESETTA JONES. Wife On Wednesday, evening, Match and Ms. C. presented Dr. A. M. M. Society, presented Fro. A. Chilling, the talented educator and grand recital assisted by local grand recital assisted by local heard his heart's spell bind, and copy his palm pressed and reflect, and reflect, red great artist A.K. dramatized the Great was the applause, from the Grand Drift. He was assisted by Mice Dorothea Musician and Improved Gls Club musicians and Improved Gls Club musicians and others. He appeared here some four years ago, and it is the veritable fast-breaking one of America's fast-breaking one of America's group and should be encourag- Dr. R. J. Lanford, Pastor Mr. K. Velma Thundall, Free ENGAGED COUPLE HON- ORED AT FORMAL DINNER Mrs. Ellis Terry and Mr. James Catheart prospective bride and groom were honored last Saturday evening by Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Sturet, who were who are directed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Picoure, Dunbar Street, Covira, were laid for twenty-two years. The sumptuous menu served buffet style, the evening was spent as cards. The food was consumed with a control, a ham, stuffed deviled eggs stuffed tomato on stitute, potato chips and fried chicken and fried fries, and roast and green stuffed olive's and green olives, a special to cream, bell and heart shaped on which a fried spice, and cake and candia. The first orlics at cards was won by Mrs. Cornelius McCowton and Mr. Chau, who were in the office of the choir by Mr. A. E. W. Elie and Mr. Chau. Pheque. All of the rooms on the home were decorated with cut Wooders and fries. Those present were as follows: Mr. T. T. T. T. T. Mr. Cornelius McCowton Mr. and Mrs. Chau Proctor Mr. and Mrs. Nathans Braggs Mr. and Mrs. Jones White Mr. and Mrs. A. J. H. Mr. and Mrs. Chau A. Pfeuer Mr. and Mrs. Chau L. Pfeuer Mr. and Mrs. Chau M. J. L. L. Mr. and Mrs. Chau Miss Hellen Smupter Miss Alba Gratta and Mr. and Mrs. Eheed INDIANA PASSES JIM CROW LAW (A. N. F.) Indianapolis, Ind., March 26, 1980, was an American-based corporate firm. The firm was also a leading company in the industry and colored residents of this city are to be aggregated in the future in an ordinance passed by the city council Monday prevail. It provides that henceforth it shall be unlawful for any white person to establish in home in any portion of the city inhabited principally by colored people, and vice versa, except on the written consent of the majority property owners of such district. Since and imprisonment are provided for violations. THE DALLAS-EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1926 RHEUMATISM STOPPED OFTEN IN ONE DAY H. B. Stone Finds Remarkable Way to Stop Thematic Pains in One Day Hesumatsu, Neugiia, and that, I am jolly and muscle-like, my heart is so deep and my lower stove the discovery of Qurek's Prescription. Now it is possible for those who are for sure with the most, and most, possible time to create some of the troubles-offend in one day time is the reasonable statement of one who has used the treatment. That amazing prescription to bring up the health and trepidation from when the health is the thousand where everything else has failed. What was stopped the first day, zale H.E. Stone, "I had been a writer," he said. He had many treatments without relief. I started to be more in the morning and he was in the morning and he was in the morning and he was in the morning and he was in the morning. A week the skilling had gone down and stiffness had left me over. Forgotten things were ever over. Forgotten things were ever over. Forgotten things were ever over. This wonderful prescription was generally known as Curve, is vastly different from the curves and as a result of the magic of the credibility on people. No matter what your age or occupation, no unaltargical you have tried if you are suffering from Rheumatism. Neuritis or stiff joints are also possible. Gurey: They explain well about it that we offer to send a large treatment for only 12.00 on 10 days trial. If the re- consult are not subtertiary and you are not more than Eleganid. In every way: It seems you nothing. Read no money—just your name and address to it. A Hazards, Ruiz 822, 1122 McHair 94, Gaines City, Mo., and the treatment will be mailed at once. Simply pay post-mail plus postage on arrival. Use it according to simple directions. If at the end of 19 days you are not showing "wonderful improvement" and freedom from Rheuma-ism just send it back and your money will be refunded without question. Take offer is fully guaranteed, so, write today and give this "remarkable prescription" a total. CLASSIFIED ADS FOR RENT — Store building in Wheat Pike, available for harbor boat docking, boat cleaning, and beauty parlor. Call E. M. B. 212-756-1216 AGENTS — WRITE POR PRES AMBULATE SHE MADISON "Better. Made better for warmer. More comfortable direct to warmer. No capital or expensive furnishings. More comfortable, warm and luxurious. Make and house MADISON SHIFT MAKES. BROADWAY, New York. Use Nadinola- the QUICK Bleach YOLLO is be-amored to see how rapidly, how thoroughly Nadinola bleaches your skin. Almost at the first application your complexion begins to change. In a few days this change is even more pronounced and soon your skin begins to lighten noticeably. You'll be delighted to see it grow fair and light and smooth and soft—every blemish and eruption banished, all the oillness goes. Remember! It used as directed, Nadinola will positively do these skings or you get your money back. Nadinola never falls. Nadinola contains the most effective bleaching properties known, yet it can not harm your skin in any way. If you want a light, fine textured complexion, begin the application's tonight, following simple directions in the package. For sale at drug stores and toilet counters, in generous size jar at 50c—extra large, economy size jar, $1. If you cannot buy it where you live, send us 50c or $1 and we will send this remarkable bleach to you promptly. Address Department E, National Toilet Co., Paris, Tenn. UseEgyptian Creamwith Nadinola—your drugsthat is --- ```markdown ``` All Sizes and Styles $1 00 Cash FUR Y 3138 WHY BEFAT? Would You Like to Have a Pound a Day? The New York Times says in *Girl Who Thousands Say in a Way Which Thousands Say in a Way* that the New York Times is the greatest figure delisted by Fashion. So Forerre or International Hitting. Excess weight or fat. He attendant embarrassment and danger to the heart need be dressed no more than a suit. Most cases has been recalled as a symbol of wielding an awful known American and able for some of the worst cases in a half pound in a pound a day. This is which is meeting with wide acu. Mrs. Grertude, William, says, will known resident of Virginia, says, "If I get only just forty-one pounds of food, I can't wait to go to the new person." In fact, hundreds of users say that their health is vastly improved, in addition to the pleasing loss of weight. Mr. Smith, a 25-year-old, is known as "Fat-to-Sno", an early used, at home, and seems to give remarkable results for both men and women. All ages. No excess or strenuous diet. It is so much愈积愈成 as they are lost all you wish, simply stop taking the treatment. To prove that this wonderful formulary is the one that is everything else has failed we offer to send a treatment of Fat-O-Na for only $2.20 on 18 days (if the results are not satisfactory). And if the results are not satisfactory, you can give a good deal of money. It costs you nothing, send no message just your name and address to W. M. Peatley, 1234 Bentley High, Glamara City, 1234 The treatment will be called at once. Simply pay postman page postage on arrival, or if you prefer to pay next $200 with your name. If you find the information of the end of 18 days you are not reducing a pound a day just send it back and your money will be refunded without question. The offer of full-time paid staff will be sent to the site this "remarkable" compound. That Baby You've Longed For Mrs. Horion Advises Women on Motherbird and Companionship - For several years I was denied the blessing of motherbird services Mrs. Margaret Hurley of Kansas City. I was terrified nervous and subject to periods of terrible suffering and malachoeba. Now I am the most mother of a beautiful little daughter and a true companion and inspiration to my husband, I believe hundreds of other women would like to know the secret of my papanines and I will kindly reveal if to my married women who will write me," Mrs. Hurley offers her advice entirely without charge. She is nothing to sell. Letters should be addressed to Mrs. Margaret Hurley, 244 Massachusetts, Kansas City, Mo-Correspondence will be strictly confidential. PAIN IN BLADDER Promptly Eased by SANTAL MIDY Be sure to get the Gomino Look for the word "Mid" SANTAL MIDY PAIN IN BLADDER Promptly Exposed SANTAL MIDY Be sure to get who Claims Look for the worm "May" Said in all Proper USED AND REBUILT REFRIGERATORS WHY DIE OF TUBERCULOSIS WHEN YOU CAN BE CURED? WHY DIE OF TUBERCULOSIS WHEN YOU CAN BE CURED? It is estimated that there are about two million active cases of tuberculosis right now. If these folks, had taken care in time they could have been well, but for some it is too late. There are certain symptoms that are danger signals which all of us should know so that we can be on guard when the germs first attack us. BE WARNED IN TIME What are cancer signals? They are... Loss of appetite Loss of appetite Continued feeling of tiredness longer than two weeks. Fever in the afternoon or evening. If you have any or all of these symptoms, write today for examination blanks and go to the best doctor you know or the nearest clinic or health center and if examination determines admission into the tubercular home of the Tyler ROOK Hospice, call the hospital out of the examination blanks and give the very best medical attention under care of some of the leading tuberculosis specialists in the Southwest at the best equipped hospital in the South far Colored people. At the end of the first of the best tuberculosis resorts in America. The United States best hospital for the treatment of white soldiers who have tuberculosis. This is the only tuberculosis non-surgical and operative care by Colored people of the country. Send in your application blank today. POSITIVELY you should move to a climate that is inducible to the treatment of tuberculosis before THE SAP RISES. Address all communications to: TYLER'S FOUR-STATE HOSPITAL AND NURSE TRAINING SCHOOL, Inc... 1025 East Crocket St.. San Antonio, Texas REV, J. A. TYLER, D. D., Gen'i Supt. ANNOUNCEMENT We wish to announce that the North-Dallas Club is now open under new management SPECIAL TO ALL CLUBS Meetings, Dances, Banquets, private and Public parties Sunday night is the regular dance night for the club, other nights the beautiful Hall can be rented. Fate Luster, Pres.; W. D. James, Sec'y Tyler Jordon, A.; Sec'y Dan James, Gen. Mgr. WILL CARTER, House Mgr. For engagements or information CALL H-3622 3216 THOMAS AVE BE WARNED IN TIME signals? They are irred feeling, old habituation than two military officers or even engagement in all of these symptoms and go to the doctor to healthy center and if examin- ershows, fill out the appl al at Kerrville, Texas, whose medical attention under the hospital is in the South for Colored p ould be to one of the best st. the United States Government in the hospital there for the treat- ment of tuberculosis. This is the only operated exclusively by Co your application blank should move to a clinic treatment of tuberculosis. press all communications of the STATE HOSPIT TEE TRAINING SCHOOL rocket St. San A V. J. A. TYLER, D. D. NOUNCEMENT announce the North wopen under new ma- or engagements. SOCIAL TO ALL CL Dances, Banquets, priv Public parties light is the regular舞 eights the beautiful t. Pres.; W. D. Ja A- Sec y Dan James LL CARTER House Mg engagements or informa than two weeks, wining. A medical writer today for the best doctor you know or the if examination determines the application blank for Texas, where you will be un under care of some of the Pryor West Texas at the best Colored people. in on blank today, POS. to best tuberculosis report government has a million and a climate that is in tuberculosis before munications to: HOSPITAL AND CHOOL, Inc., San Antonio, Texas D. D., Genl Supt. the North Dallas new management HALL CLUBS sets, private and ties or dance night for beautiful Hall can V. D. James, Sec'y San James, Gen. Mgr. house Mgr. information 3216 THOMAS AVE. ```markdown ``` --- DR. Wm. GREEN Dr. Wm. Green and Surgeon Medical Department 1011 S. 10th St. N. Houston, Texas A&M Dallas, Texas DR. L. G. PINKSTON PRINCESS Office Building H-0018 Office House 16.90 W. 10th St. N. 8:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Boulevard of the MEN Dr. L. G. PINKSTON Boulevard of the MEN MICHAELAN SANTIAMAN Garage, Hall and Dallas Mall DALLAS TEXAS "CAPITOL HOTEL." "European Plan" Modern Brick Each Room Equipped with Hot and Cold Water Laundry in Quarters CAFE SERVICE, PROMOTLY Phone Y-2613 1892, BULL ST. DELIVERED MRS. BELL WILLIAMS, Proprietress For AUTOMOBILES See Briggs-Brown Motor Co., New and Used Cars Willys Knight & Overland Distributors Mack Simms, Columbia Representative Res. E-0784 Office X 7231 Ervay and Cadiz WILEY COLLEGE SUM Brown Co. Used Cars & Overland utors Simmms, association Office 7 231 And Cadiz DALLAS B U. 1955 Phone King Band Stare Leedy and Lidgart more Traps, Veget and Mandolins. Minutes Marbors Repairing J. J. COLLEGE SUMMER'SCHO SUMMER NORMAL Summer School Constitution By special arrangement, students from various positions attend. Por- sumers may join the same high grade teaching referee position. Students of Wiley will continue to attend the summer school until the durest but the school offers no indi- vidualized study. A steady increase in enrollment is expected. A quality work done by students at the summer school will ensure a top free- prep experience. dc M. W. DOGAN, Presid- 员 school Constitutes Full Quan rangement, students may complete e attendance. For detailed information grade teaching personnel used to school. they will continue to receive every bo given by a college that must not school offers no inducements that and quality of its students ease in enrollment and the low per bout and summer normal are evid ence by students as a result of a facilities which the school looks ately for free building of information DOGAN, President, Marshal For special arrangement, students may complete year's study in two weeks. Students will be required to complete a course in which the same fifth grade teaching personnel used in regular sessions will be instructed. Wifry will continue to receive every progressive admittance, but the school will offer an in-demand course to perfect up their skills. A steady increase in confidence and the low percentage of failures in the plant will help to improve the force and adhesion families which can maintain plant health and prevent failures. ee. M. W. DOGAN, President, Marshall, Texas. RUMMAGE SALE 2644 Elm Street Nothing its equinum the clothing for 5 Cents an bargain according as yo vice and fair treatment come you all any day. it's equal the city. Ever for 5 Cents and up and all according as you pay. Go fair treatment included. in all any day. Nothing its equal in the city. Every kind of clothing for 5 Cents and up and all of it a bargain according as you pay. Good service and fair treatment included. We welcome you all any day. EXCELSIOR MUTU BENEFIT ASSOCIATION Dallas, Texas Most people need money to teach their child in the family, times they have every the out of town we may think you need this kind of money. If you have insurance with us. EXCELSIOR MUTU BENEFIT ASSOCIATION We may digit claims here and will provide protection as well as our BENEFIT Tennils. Also with us. H. Strickland, Ph. G. Coffield Secv. --- ```markdown ``` Directory A. R. WELLS Attorney and Counselor at Law 104 Pyramid Temple, Dallas, Texas 12-1-29 DR. G. W. FLIENT DEPTTIP Ground Floor Location, 297 East North Street, Port Worth, Texas DR. R. T. HAMILTON PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Kansas 215 Pyramid Temple, Randamie Street, Am. Phipps, office 6544; Residence H-487, office hour 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. or 11:30 a.m. to 4:30 p. m. Dallas, Texas 11-8-14 DEL LEVY VETERINAL ASSOCIATE nurses or equiv. nurse. Offers Associate Understanding, Company Assistance. Resumes to Del Willow street, Texas Dye Your Hair LOOK TWENTY YEARS YOUNGER 1. Does Great Male BLACK 2. Does Great Male WHITE 3. Your Home Book or 4. Your Phone Book 8912 South Central Avenue PHONE E-2024 SUNDAYS at Office by Appointment Only HOSPITALITY RESIDENCE OFFICE HOSPITALITY 8:15 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Hours 8 to 11 a.m. m. to 5 p.m. 7 to 8 p.m. Mediterranean by Appointment U-1511 DR JAMES G. HARDIN, Medicine and Surgery (Specializing in Diseases of Women, Chronic disease of Heart, Lungs, and Kidneys, Blood Diseases and Gastro-Ultrathyme Diseases) (X-RAY EXAMINATIONS AND TREATMENTS) DALLAS BAND HOUSE Or 1855 Main Phone X-80 King Band Instrument Stare Agent Leedy and Liddery Drums and Drum- mer Traps, Vega Guitar, Beauje, and Mandolin. Minutes Merchandise or all kinds Repairers on all instruments J. J. CLEGG, PROP JUMMER'S SCHOOL AND utes Full Quarter's Work that may complete your study in two or more detailed information, write the personnel used in regular session is to receive every progressive ad- vancement in the course of the document that tend to perfect up and the low percentage of failures as a result of a nonventilated teaching of information about causes ident, Marshall, Texas. e city. Every kind of and up and all of it a you pay. Good ser- nt included. We wel- EXCELSIOR MUTUAN BENEFIT ASSOCIATION Dallas, Texas Most people need money when three months of school things they want to carry the body and for a relative to be and for a relative to be VICIOR take insurance with the EXCELSIOR MUTUAN BENEFIT ASSOCIATION We will not discuss in the hears. Any occasion discussed protection, will be held. Mail Be to y-4007. H. Strickland, Press. G. Cofield, Secy. --- PAGE THREE MEMBER NATIONAL MEDIA PRESS ASSOCIATION. Published every Saturday Morning in the Tail at 2600 Spivey Ave. by Broadway at 2600 Spivey Ave. under Act of Congress, March, 1979. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (improved) DALLAS, TXAS The Dallas Express Subscriptions in Advance DIX WEEK $2.25 EIX MONTH $4.25 EIX MONTHS $7.25 VENDLE COPT $2.25 FOREIGN ADVERTISING REFERENCE B, 21ff Company, 500 south Dearborn Street, Chicago, IL. B, 21ff Company, 500 south Dearborn Street, New York B, 116 street Dearborn Street, New York B, Fink, K. X. A new association relation was made between the two companies—first formed, then, or, corporation which may appear in the columns of the company register. The new association will be the attention of the publisher. THE DALLAS EXPRESS han never, beaten the white father, neither has it been disfigured by the yellow streak. It is not afflicted with the flame that burns the man's arm, nor amenable, consternation, memorial, which which we call to catch the passing breeze; lines we deadlift flag? It profess a man's mastery, covers all the technicality. In lane of arm, hard jutice covers all the technicality. This is pretty high ground, that we live on it and are proud to stand and stand with us. The friend is help. P. R. KING. THE NON-JUNCHING BOLL OF HONOR AMONG THE The Federal Council of Churches in America has just released the "Miller" report, which includes the states of the Union, the roll-containing churches, and the churches having contributed to: the negotiation lynchings which occurred in the states of the state which have never been lynched; those states are Massachusetts, New Jersey, and Vermont. The states in which no lynchings have occurred include Maine, and New Jersey. States in which no lynchings have occurred include Delaware, Michigan, and Wisconsin. In ten states no lynchings have occurred, but it is considered to state that the number of the number. The statement which introduces the roll-containing churches and lynchings thrown down the quaranty to the churches and all other organizing, and justice through the courts "but it continues the goal of 1926, for which the churches are striving to cannot be reacted to there has been one Nero put to death, that for the first time since the records of lynchings have been made on the roll of lynching states. The announcement of the roll of honor brings to the front again the fact that those agencies, which are at work for the issuance of any warning are making satisfactory hardware over a period of the rating and the facts are published warrant the hope as well as the propensity that in time, their objective will be reached. The constantly, interesting tendency of the southern states to work definitely to reduce the power of the modern power in them and in time to complete the estate the regular mind which results in actions of this, may, in the same way, approach or approach of a lynchless day than each now be definitely told. And in the making of this progress, the actions of the law are in effect. The nation at large is approachable a sort of more real democracy than it has ever known before. There is every reason to commend the actions that are being taken by such agencies all over the country and especially should this compensation extend to those organizations and persons in Southern states where the policy is by lynchless and the other as pronounced. In that the have been the most winners in this regard, their progress toward the more strict observance of law is worthy of more than the primary amount of praise. The Express joins heavily with that great group of those who law observance and it looks like it is the subject in which the objective of all agencies looking to ward the eradication of lynchism shall be reached. A KNOWLEDGE OF ENGLISH IN DESSERTS TO GOOD COMPOSITION The Express, which is constantly receiving bits of composition from the main readers in all languages, is continually committed itself to the encouragement of writing in it, from time to time to publish race it wherever it is in position, and from time to time it publishes scripts as it deems suitable for its use, taking into consideration its major excellence, etc. In the majority of cases, it is unable to receive the cause of the fact that they are so poorly composed, from experience would require more time than the experience of their subject There can be no doubt but there are many in the race, now more and more able to write acceptable and worthwhile literature. Occasionally we publish for publication, worthwhile articles of various sorts. Their articles are composed, typed on clean paper, and in short, for personal, or professional use. The desk of the editor at all of those who are really able to write is the culture. But none who have been unwilling to go through the process of winning his acclaim Good English is essential to efficient ergot. The maturity of our breeding academy is essential to learn之道. Announcement has been made that the week of April 4th to 10th has been set apart as National Health Week and that every organization and person interested in seeing to it that the death rate among Neegroes be lowered and that the economic loss from preventable diseases he cut down. Special exercise like those of other years will be held in every church and school, lectures will be given, and clean up days will be observed as widely as it is possible to arouse the interest. This observance of the week will be the eighth since its beginning. There is no way to accurately change the beneficial effect of the those sections of the country past, perseverances of the week in where the amount of health knowledge of the general public is limited. And there is reason to believe that this knowledge is limited in every section of the country and that this limitation is not limited to any race group. It is true however that the ability of the members of other races to come in contact with the knowledge has been greater than that of the Negrow, and the seeming discrepancies. In the health records in various groups has been due rather to the lack of opportunity to gain the required knowledge than to any inherent difference in the physical. The decrease in the death rate of Negrow from tuberculosis since the event of greater means of diffusing health information proves that the differences in physique claimed for smoking by those who were included to discredit the race were more faneled than real and at the same time, indicate to general public the effectiveness of efforts at increasing the general knowledge of how to keep well. The statement comes from the Data Publications Association that last year failed to reach in many of the observations of other states to efforts to be put forth this year in that the week may reach its end, or not the fast applies to the terminated, but whether true or not, there is every reason to hope that the movement of the movement and the amount of need to accomplish an interest of every member of the general public in seeing it to that extent and in large numbers is achieved. It should happen that this prove observances. It can so happen it observance. It can happen to every member of the sacred public do his best to guarantee its success. VIRGINIA PUBLIES UBR RA CIAL SEPARATION TACTICS Not content with getting late to the nightlight by reason at a rafter, Mr. Baldwin would have rendered some of the first families of the late "Gold" possesses a measure, said to have been a measure institute, which provides for the generation of the races at all public events, etc. The bill is supposed to have originated with the cancer of the heart and is sponsored at concert at the institute and at the nigherium in which Negroes sat due to the fire policy of the state at its public exercise. The assistance for such a measure, in measure institute and in it, is claimed in keeping the agitation. Things have come to a "pretty" pass when a state will pass a measure which affects the whole commonwealth in order to get at a single irritation and that one for Negroes. But if the advice in regard to the passage of this bill are true, that is what the state of Virginia has done. It constitutes as well a rather and and exegete to preface to French Radon Cosmology Hiders. Q→E, G. I. H. wants to know: "7-12 to return to another one in spite of the way of many years of the work of Radon Cosmology Hiders." a note of the people, or such of them as are allowed to vote, paid for by the state, or for it in a fact that thou some of the citizens are not allowed to vote, and that thou some other duties as citizens. There is no reason to feel that the state will in any way affect the peaceful operation or affairs at Hampton or Boston, and certainly it is given. Certainly it is true that person who invents in the price of performance expects to get his money* worth. He goes for the project of the rebel. And if Hampton concludes, hampton demands Virginia must do in bidding of her state and surpass the race in her favor of the separation rather reflect upon the state than upon AND THEY AVENED APPLAIDED No Dallas audience has ever heard as plain truths spoken on the relation of the races as was spoken by Rev. Holmes in his adress of last Sunday to "Race Prejudice. Likewise, there has been a great number of people who had the best things they had made such unintentional study of the question as it affected humans being and certainly, none who had the life of pleasing utterance to a probably percent thing that the whole spoke very frankly of the problem of the mullitto and his origin in answer to a question as to the usual bugbear of "social equality" and he discussed with equal frankness the problems of the law and Statement of Group, hiding no aspects of the question which had come under his observation, and not sparing even the present day ministry for its misinformation of those to all from the species and through all his own activities. And indeed and even added to promise to return to Dallas for another engagement. That such a thing should have happened in Dallas, in Texas or in Texas, and so long as there was no world have been unthinkable even five years ago, it would have been then, a psychologist southern mind to have divorced impossibility for the average itself from the prejudice to such matter that would have been in, even to a allelic degree. the progress of the though of the thought of such utterance. But the lecture of last Sunday indicates a sanguess which is particularly pleasing for the visions of more sane and un-emotional practices which should become real. Hitting in future time—not practices which will allow for the exercises of the same firmness in the thinking of the reason for the residence of unfortunate, circumstances and Igr active qft to remedy the unfortunate—circumstance are sadly needed in every southern state. There can be no doubt but that in this connection, saido from the general improvement which comes to the human race with the progress of time. In Dallas, the name of this improvement in the matter of unremissional thinking on all questions has comes from the existence of The Open Forcing which, to quote the words of its head "does not indulge in propaganda but which rather lends itself to the frank and open discussion of any and all questions in a purely academic way. It has done untoid good in this way in the years of its existence here and there in its development. It is days of usefulness will continue to offers large oppositivity for mental improvement for all classes of citizens and there is reason for the hope that in future time Negrons will avail the unabashed been true in times past, and contribute to its success in a final form. To the whole, community which will result from the lecture of, for example, the minister but the fact that an organization which could afford opportunities to advance students on such a perplexing subject, does exist in this city should be viewed as an important factor in the improvement of the substantial sort. It has been known of the improvement of the public health through thinking of public health through education been obtained in no other way. Of course the inference of that reporter who wrote the story for that afternoon paper last week concerning the visit of 6 groups of ministers to the cities of the Mayor was incorrect. These gentlemen did not such thing as infer that "the local Nero paper" was attempting to etc. us aεrife between the races just at the time that the Mayor was doing all to his power to quit a residential dispute between the races. They did not even ask about the rights of the race. That reporter was in error. That's all. They only went to ask about something else in which they felt that they were involved. They went to correct a situation which involved only themselves and their people, and their themselves declared, and their visit and their claims during it gave rise to report which involved the, wogero of both races. Strange isn't it how these reports get out the wrong way? But one thing is certain. These gentlemen have done little or nothing to correct the condition of which they complained. It would appear that they had rather made "had matters worse." Chuckle Column "HENNY WORLD One of the can't's largest white boats a woman as chief of the fire department. And who got. Doubl THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1920 Radio Topics WHAT ARE OUR YOUNG PEOPLE THINKING ABOUT THEMSELVES? Now that we're entering into the writing and number months when radio interest has been taken somewhat of a slump-radio deals are turning their attention more to portable meta and corresponding equipment. This is the beginning of our work. We are the recent graduates of Washington University, and we are published for the reason that this work is a model for thinking of our young students and their families. We also show that the much-cherished rule of those who much, much, much, much, much, much of those on how they will work in the world with sympathy of the world with those on how they will work. In the publication of these essays The Express hopes that it is performing a service to those leaders in public life in the case who are really concerned as to the future of our young people and who are really thinking of the means of helping to more servicable lives by efficient studies of their problems and their needs. The Express acknowledges its debt of gratitude to Prof Joseph J. Hhesdes principal of The Booker Washington High School, for these manuscripts and for such comments upon each of them as he may see fit to make from week to week. FOREWARD That each diploma who graduates from the University of Michigan must have developed a comprehensive set of the requirements of the communities in which he or she works. With the View of determination, with egregiousity as possible, the diploma must be presented to each member of the communities, each member of the community, and each subject with an 笔写 essay on the subject. The request was made in November 1945, and the diploma was sent to all states, would be filled by the University of Michigan, June 26, 1945, and sent to all states, would be filled by the University of Michigan, June 26, 1945, and sent to all states, would be filled by the University of Michigan, June 26, 1945, and sent to all states, would be filled It was of no unexpressed purpose to get the truth to find out what those young people thought about the duties of good citizenship. We should be unemployment and preparation for it, the ideals of true menhood and woman, head, and body and will be a claim to attention of serious minded folks who face the future. The essays were written: and on Baldrup, March 12, for this days after the graduation of the youthful writers. I had the inflow of realism them. They are unaccredible, simple, bring, amenable, strongly human and reveal a correctness of viewpoint on many what I find to be the attitude of most normal high school public and will be published in these columns with the view of inspiring hope and confidence in the writing generation on the part of the grownups who have been inclined to think that "in the world is going wrong." WHAT I LENT TO BE IN LIFE AND WHY (Essay Number, 1) "All my life I have wanted to be a doctor. Although there Hearst has a wooden letter has succeeded in "inspiring" simple forms" Wendy what he did with the married ones" **Whistled At** **White** "Whistled At You Down in the Midwest" chronicles the story about the only harpage a boy on a farm found down there understand. . . . with a waltz with waltz with Washburn, embroidered with Washburn and an ink wash, with ink wash appropriate. **Thomas's a Different!** Baldwin and his wife were photographs of Unger and it gets wabble in the water. In the case of a plant, it leaves water and is watered by Hummel after a few days. It starts out in the World And settles a few of them. Hummel put it The graduate competed with the businesses for which it is compromised by which it is compromised by Broadcom, company owned by Broadcom, company owned by French capital. RICHTER, however, in public at the offer, he assisted the flows and chambers of commerce of the industry. Greatly, radio interest is�ed, having been held in their own way, which has been offered to the necessary degree of assurance as the position they will be in the position of, and the regulation of local radio interest is more important than the hardcore, so the compared to a similar, high-level working-in-the-world-countries working-in-the-world-States. Hadis Questions and Answers Mr. Sherrit will be glad to be present for your answer to your problem. You will be in your position in your work. Q. W. M. If she has? How can I help up two lives? To you? What is your answer from both? What is your answer from both? This may be done if as such, and if if the tests are kept from公告栏. The pollution should be removed. You should be very likely, and should each be very likely. Coupled to its secondary com- Q—R. G. H. wants to know: "I'd better in end a rough pull amplitude." The last thing to do is to just use a size. And—If it is very difficult to find problems give better results. To ask: "Those, the better results of this Radio receiver use is any current." Any potential results are it is usually the same as the same current from the A battery. This is possible. A 100-ohm potential is not the same as the same potential. The current taken by one TV 2014 TUB In other fields in life to pursue, I've been this one not because I thought it is an easy course to take, but because I thought it was fine one, I am expecting to graduate on the 29th of January 1955 and I intend to go to the Universal School of Kansas in September. It is a great well-known fact that a car needs a mechanical at some time, no does the human body need a mechanic. I believe that an education which does not render some service to human beings is a failure. It is not a question in some ways. Just for our anke, I think we should be in return here. The first time I had ever succeeded who did not have a sound mild and a strong determination to do something. I had a good job and a good job. I have worked at a drug store, and the eight of doctors passing in the school and the other of them now and then gave me a great inspiration to pursue what life is. - Included to be my life's work. It is said that some men are poor. It is the most poor person in the world. It is the great doctor. In the study of physiology I take more subjects than the other subjects although I do not get by best mark in that subject. I am a complete anything in life it is best to trust in God and I always see that you come out clear. The roads may be hard, but realize there is no royal road to lead. So far I have nothing on my charges. I do not know to be a man, and I think that I have enough manhood to overcome the hard points of life and by the grace of God. I will succeed. DEECTORS First: Most young people develop a sense of vocation by the time they are twelve years of age. Second: Children have a sense of the sadness to parents, teachers, students, and young. In the end of the service to their development of service to their community, to the world, and God. Third: A child's inspiration comes very largely through his contacts with the white kids, whether at work or at school, church, home or in the streets. Fourth: The young man is emmentally correct in thinking that he was born to be great; and that he was born in the important business of making a great puppளை as well as great miniature. The man's of Christianity has in power to transform ordinary men into extraordinary men; and God is no怨actor of person Fifth: In nothing quite as powerful as the world is day as a blameless life with faith in itself and trust in God. There are numbers of young men in Dallas who can say as did the young man: "He for I have lost the old man my character that is too bad to pervert!" God needs older men who have the christian young men "overcome the hard points of life". Dellness, in some instances, they say it due to defective teeth—�osh, we didn't know the roots of our hair started down that far. "Seattle youngster, 2 years of age, shows knowledge of autos"—reads an item from that city. Well, well. That's a lot more than some of our 25 to 40 and 50 year old youngster, driving their own cars can say, "Ask ay, pedal/man." "Trouble Ahead" shouts a salamander-living stargayer: "He didn't mean 'head'." Guess what he wanted to say was "in my head." Reindeer hides are now used for aviatres units. So they can "born in" better among the clouds? Hints for the Household By DERRY WEBBSTEIN THINGS WORTH KNOWING How To Clean a New Hat This year has rained this very�ly and a lot of the sun has been to make a solid flat and all over it with damp cornmeal, rubbing it in well. Next apply dry water, though out of the time and a little of the other some hours. Brush out the meal and wash, freely with peroxide of hydrogen. Let it dry in the shade. Cooking Mist—Fried Mush Mush is a double boiler. Add white water in a double boiler. Add white stirring into a water stir until it turns out to be very thin with water. Cook a few times for at least one hour. Pour into a buttered loaf pan into a cup of water, add the into slices. Drop each also into flour and ferry. Bare in place of meat with olive butter and staple stirrup. Fish Cheese Any fish can be used. Inhibit of canned Fish Stakes always make good foods. 1-2 pounds of fish. 1 cup of porridge (caused) in the form of poultry. 1 cup of milk. 1-2 cup of salt pork or bacon. The Derr's news London Report states that Eng. Fish women now every three money a powder puff and a lipstick in the line. The Derr's news is that the fish does reveal the whereabouts of suit, evaluated. That's what you've came to know. Using our BERRY IN Indio. I can't be so old. Indio's new house is a home of some good "Sauva-free" Radio-festival. It is to be entirely eliminated. It'll get it up down as long as possible. Indio's new house is an important garden for the people of the city. It can be on the pro- Indio's house of London has an important de- The de- ing class. Can't be helped with. Having no "better" helped with, whom to engage in re- helped with, which I think would be training by arguing with each other. Prying that picture experts are said to have proved that even the "lovely" radish feels the thrill of for the new house. But many of the "big" of the city's "surprise" after they had been tempted to embrace it. Now shingles—thirty in-house long and one half-inch-thick the greater part of the way—are now on the building market. Now — Johnny, you'll have to be 'above'. They've got special boots on an efficiently in the London auto to occur to an old-old you ever notice one of our two pound rappers with her palachons open and fipping in- the same way. I really strolled down. How the street? Then, you know what we mean. FANDOS! LAST LINES I want time with the 2 o'clock (Copyrighted-1826, by The Hong- et Brown Corporation.) (For The Associated Negro Press, 41. He was the pioneer missionary in Africa, consequently, he is the most important slave trade in all its horrors. He made trade in all its horrors, and he made trade in Africa, in 1873, and today all that is mortal of him lies in the shallow West African dead, and insured upon him works "All I can add, in my attitude in May, Harvie's way, is America, America, America, America, English, or Turkish, who will help to clear these oceans, the oceans, the oceans, MOUNT? Answer in MOUNT? No. Answer in MOUNT? No. Answer in MOUNT? No. (For The Associated Negro Press) Phineon N. Y.—Prof. W. O. Cook has been chosen to conduct the press in Administration of Corral University for the next half month. Pittsburgh, Pa. — Thema Bertrick of Pittsburgh Courier has been awarded the N. A. A. C. P. Madison Walker Scholarship. Boston, Mass. — Prince Hall, Mass. People was seriously damaged by fire. Philadelphia, Pa. — A colored woman led the bandits that held up and robbed Kenneth Robinson of the Regent Garage. Chicago, Ill.-The Zion Girl Orca chartered her house the debut wife Katherine Johnson if she was white Katherine Johnson if she was Jekson, Tonn, Hannah Higson of Gary, Indiana, spoke on "The Laws of the Sea," this week. Its five children, the five children of Benjamin Wilson were trapped in their homes by fire and age. PARIS DOKEYS ENTER GRAND CHANCELLOR PARIR Texas Mar 18, 1952 The tendency of people to congratulate in center had its origin in the need of defense, social constant and progress, and from the arisen nations and government. In the past, the文明 Minimist Temple No. 10, D. O. C. Paris, Texas. We are gradually surmending our people. The first step was to secure a place for club house. The second step was to furnish the club to afford the voter's the comfort of the modern, equipped club house. The second step was to require the house. The degree of somewhat bad has been delayed, somewhat, but to some local irregularities that being the formal opening for public inspection. However, as soon as it is possible we shall extend to all a cordial welcome. The West Coast Deputy Patentate Mr. W. de Wille de Duyne, who visit the 28th of April 1932, was an inతిurism and application in the heart and mind of every "Docket" with his forefear, commendation. Miding Temple entertained With the first fire of the Spring Fridays evening March 24th, 1922, at the Surford Theatre. Music was furnished by the Wonderful The Road To Better Health (1) It is much as high blood pressure is a common, the patient should be given to the patient who has been destroyed is of low grade. We likewise know that the more we do the better the treatment is the best. (2) The treatment can be used to agree on the�, that assumption and issue in the body that is subjected continued irritation is is able to be caused by the cause of life. For the same reason we have started each succeeding one generation of cells is more pro- life than its forbears. The mass of cells that are through multi- or less than one period of life and, because it is done everything in its path it is called�ualman. (3) The paper is now更新. After the new data is published—a level size, its general portion he (out up) 1-2 cup of salt pork or bacon (cut up) 1-2 cup of onions (cut up) 1-2 cup of milk 1-2 cups of salt off boil for 15 minutes. Clean fish and�, or pork and brown nicely in butter. Fry onions. Add in water, ounces and poultry. Add seasoning and milk. Cook slowly. Two for 20 minutes. Bite flour with water and make a paste. Be this into chowder — multi-tsp. chikone. Bar of the warm crackers. Mealtime (Mid-June Cake) 1 pound of water (around) 1 level of teaspoon of soda 1 cup of boiling water. A little butter. 4 cup of flour. Salt. 1 kcal 1-2 cup of nuts Method: Grind dates. Hub soda (in the end of the cup) The top over 1 cup of boiling water. water. Add the remaining ingredients. Eake in a moderate overnight. Dets Cream 2 cups of milk. 1 cup of tea. 1 teaspoon of cinnamon. 1 package of dates. A little salt. Method: Pour milk over dates. Put in 1 cup of boil. Boil the steaks for 1 hour. Make dates. Fine by cutting or The R Bet Heal What Causes Cancer? By Dr. Arthur L. Pasteur Fat cells is not to be removed as protective factors. It is not protective of any of these biological reactions and the absorption of the bacterial life. Am unable, first of all, to submit to the theory that there is anything infellicious about cancer. On a company a amount of evidence has been erected, that tends to disperse this theory. In an overarching · the question—What causes cancer?—is the need for the necessary cancer-cause-effect research. If the de-side what is cancer, finally, first. I've decided to supplement terms it may be said that a cancer is a mass of cancer, which is a small number of cells. On a lower grade. Unlike most other, the more common, surrounding—it is not membrane or blood supply. While there are a different kinds of cancer—these characteristics apply to all of the cells. The next proportion to consider is Where a cancer is located. We find that it is always situated in parts of the body where there is potential disease (the best example of this kind of disease being used to make). Asก่อน to see what is the effect of cancer in the life, tongue, throat, stomach, ulcers, prostrate, interstices and breast. Certification or Tuxury—Cause Processing to the next step in our process of reasoning, we find that the site of the cancer had either been subjected to a continued mild irritation or had been subjected to an injury that was remained with an acquisition. For example 'Anour of the tip, sores to me, who can't do most of the time with a straw or of the in their mouth; can't do so, or of the use of the rest; can't be any smokers and dismal; cannot of the stomach and testingது is early always preceded by a history of an allot, cancer of the uterus; it is a very long time to see the two yowds, was turn, a childbirth, it is exceedingly uncommon in amathrm's; cancer of the prestate is needed by a history of venereal disease, and anarrangement of this being a cancer of the most recent period is usually confirmed to be a disease, which have nured several children. In every instance quoted it will be that the effect of the body is a very large effect of the inaction—or injury, always that the parts so affected are always those that commissions—with the outside world. Thus, while there is can. of the disease, it is never known, there, but is always secondary to cancer, or the stomach. More cancer caused by a mis-organism, to age would be nitton. A common concern is that the do not have been this. But something to do with it is a briefly a disease of middle life, and Nowrary occurs in children. The fact that it does occur after a period of life is further evidence in nothing more. Nowrary is that a new or degenerated tissue which requires a certain length of time for its cause to exist and a definite purpose of the process. Ansuring this theory No. 1 UNDAN LEAGUE ANNOUNCES FELLOWSHIP New York, N. M., March 26. The National Institute for Language Awareness that its Annual Partnership Awards for Colleges and Universities will be presented in June at the following schools: The University of New York, The University of North Carolina School of Social Work, The Gradu- press them through a cup of water. Add egg, salt and cinnamon. Note: Pie can be mixed with crust and g最后一 Include These Desserts in Your List of Favourites Baked Orange Tudding 2 eggs. Cup of milk. Tablespoons of molled butter. 2 cups of flour (into Milk or Long-Thickened Milk Powder) been-sifted. 4 oranges. Method: Make a batter of 1 egg, milk and molled butter and flour. Peeled seed and cup of milk. Toss into milk. Puff them into the battery and bake in a greened pudding. Ach in a hot oven. With hot orange soot. Haked Charlotte Since stars take as much as the sun is the same as the sun's body, and place. Their over it a raw cultural made by testing an egg very high and so it is the first time they find of milk. No sugar needed, which covered, for half an hour. Cal has been known as O'Very cold with cream. The world's most important life is very. Household. It has been called the "Home of the World" for its name. This paper. (Copyright © 2014 by The Journal of Science, Organization, Chemical load To letter alth this is to break down, as it has no blood supply. The cells require up cal resistance of the cells from six years of life. The cells are not very free to the action of their own proteins. The infected and hardware may be infected and have a very serious risk. The other is the type of the food. A lot of the food is not a very serious risk. It is the food from the water. After the food is not as strong as that has been ever to the thought that there may be caused by the When this process of info/lab stage the lymph channels try to death and delay reaches a certain level it, just as they do in any function. There action he/ts is ideal. In the amalgamation of the glந்தs in the area-bi-in blood-pouls, which of the band-bi-in-accordment is see no. When the cancer has zoots, note that it does not a concept ex-tends that it does that a cancer ex-tends itself along the lymphat- The apparent focus are emerged at the point because they are attempted to carry out the infected foreign matter. And in do you see they themselves become infected. When that stage has been reached, do an operation is unavailability, it may being life, but that is all the only way to remove cancer. If the cell is not in the cell-cell space, the cell is not the physical examination at 10 in the only way to find a cancer from enough to make its complete-excision possible, then it has been to evidence itself through subjective and objective symptoms of a gene-like activity too late, those of the leading to the failure of the initial error. Cancer-causing the very presence — degeneration and decay, and no remedy other than its creation in the present 1) Is it rugged contiguity? 2) Is it all right to paint it with contiguity? Help! 1) It is rugged contiguity and back-to-back in use, generally accepted sense of that term. 2) Everybody Has Blood-Pressure (1) What are the symptoms of blood pressure? (2) If a person has blood pressure (1) Everybody has a certain amount of blood pressure that is to be used in the condition of the vassals. It is the situation of the vassals that makes circulation or the blood possible, to a certain degree, however, the pressure may be too high, or too low. It pressure may be to the same way. The pressure may be to the same way. The symptoms of which are headache, dizziness or tingling of the various kinds. Hardened arteries, and symptoms refer to the heart and kidney. Not all these signs are the same, even if there is some effect on the heart and kidney. It is found in all cases. (2) Immune and high blood pressure are common to a physician who should postitute a physician whose business is to do it, to determine the effects of the high blood pressure. It is not always appropriate to be a degree that will improve the degree of the blood pressure below the degree of the blood pressure. Note: In order to answer the question of how many times will question in public places and performance will be answerable to any question, the question will be addressed stamped envelo. Ads. (Copyright 1926 by the Bonnet Brown Corporation, Chicago) as the School of Social Administration, The Pennsylvania School of University. The Pennsylvania School of Work, The Boston School Work and The University of Appleton and College. (Copyright for these) White, which amount to $70.00 per year, is 2016.00. When this competitive examination will be given as a basis for selection Any certain who has had a college admit, ion or its equivalent, of the school number of the school. of the spring term, is eligible. An application banks may be received by addressing Kugene Kinko Jones, Executive Secretary National Street News, 127 East 22nd Street, New York City NEGDO FABRIقИS INCREASE IN DEPARTMENT OF NERTYS HET DECREASE IN TARRANT According to the latest census remeats, the number of Negro fatters in Denon County has increased by 22 while the total number of farms has increased by only 15 in Tarranal County the number of Negro farmers increased by 10 in 1994. During the same length of time the value of the total number of native crops decreased from more than $11,000.00 to slightly less than $4,000.00 in Tarran County from $19,000.00 to $27,000.00 in Denon County. the community and highly respectful, have a nickle. For the paper of the 19th century, he was a member of the K.O. O. Maron's and "Court of Colonial Tadges. Funeral was held Monday at St. James's C.M. E. church. Mrs. G. C. McGuffey left for Arkansas home at Center. Mases-Ida M. City, Kansas. Mr. Johnson leaves a chumley and Mable Rather spent devoted "wife. Francis Johnson Sunday at Todd Spring. Mr. for two sons and their wife, Mr. and Jennings of Timpson was here on Mrs. E. L. Johnson of Oontland. Business Saturday. Mrs. Mar. Calif. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Johnson. Moses of Nocrodoches is visiting of Chicago. Ill. and a sister Mrs. G. C. McGuffey of Arkansas City. Lee Singleton spent Monday with Mrs. J. H. Allen, Mr. C. A. Calf of Chicago. Ill. she was born in Temple, bathe- lized here the greatest part of her life was enjoyed by all. Rev. W. H. Hancock, the pastor of Temple, pres- sessed her of her life. she presenced a book she scribbed, cultivating a nacadee Nacodacre Dierstet, hold her Quartersite conference of the C. M. Hancock, and she after moving to the town for the task for her, held the North Elk Street Hospital church there, of which she was a priest. Rev. W. H. Hancock, by means of her beautiful chri- tian life she queued in her Mrs. Georgia Jennings of Carthage both Temple, and Waco. At the funeral祭礼 she followed the relatives in Gothic relics in Burgee, Mrs. C. C. rending the Rev. White prayer the relatives at the Hebbville. MINER W. WELLS - O, G, W. 8 Wells and Judy Mullen, W. G. 1 Wells and Judy Mullen, W. G. 1 were in the city last week on bus- kings and returned and returned to the country. Mrs. P. M. Jackson is visit- ing the country and will meet her buss- kings meeting her busskings meet her gathered first Tipton Baptist Church. Wells and Judy Mullen are the A. M. H. church there were 41 and nothing to be missed. Welly Clung Wen- Angeau is here talking his mother of her life. Welly Clung Wen Angeau is of Dallas last week. Welly Clung Wen Angeau will prove into their homes on the Ave. as a server. There will be an super server given to the A. M. H. March 11th. Reporter of the Dail- ing away the 11th to give to the person holding who called Express their reply. The re- modelled home. In Heaven's Bank Insurance City Mrs. Maljnda Jones, Mrs. Hangock, Mrs. Glamau Williams and Mrs. Callie Noble are on the sick list also Lmo Williams. Remember Master Sam, we have a big rake. When you want good news Just call Wm. Rowe's Cafe every day. TEMPLE-Mrs. Sarah, Lionel who passed away at her home in Worcester, March 14th was shipped here last Saturday evening for Burial. Her remains were met by Undertaker Hanford, and converted to the home of her brother, Mr. Eugene Spencer of South 11th Street, where she was last will Sunday after noon. At 1:00, the weekday evening the funeral service were held from Eight Street Baptist church of which the was a former member. Having joined this church at the tender age of twelve, and lived a faithful christian life until the and which came for Sample, having lived have the greater part of her life, moving to Waco in the late 1950s, and having a a belief for sighing, cultivating a beautiful voice, thus making her Waco, she remained with her husband, Warner, who remained with her husband, Warner, who remained with her husband, there, of which she was a member at the Trunk of the South, in her life also added herself in the figure of her many friends in the funeral services the following proceeding the White, prayer the Rev. A. G. Marris, the "Lift the Heart," short talk concerning her life the Rev. A. J. Howard, the "Jones," short talk concerning her life the Rev. J. Wickerson, resolution belief of the Right Street church of Waco who "his eyes are on the Waco who "his eyes are on the resolution behalf of Sweet Vallet K. H. of R. N. 4250 of Waco K. H. of R. N. 4250 of Waco begins the resolution behalf of Baptist church of Temple Dge. K. H. of R. N. 4250 of Waco begins the resolution behalf of Temple H. H. of R. N. 4250 of Waco Davie obtains by master of corp. of creation the Rev Jax. Simmons of Dessment. She is survived by Dessment. She is survived by Florence Letter of, Waco two brothers, Burton Spencer of Upper City of Waco, who corp. of corp. of detailed in California on account of the illness of his wife, other died in Waco. A coroner interm Internment win in the New Com- munity under the number of the H. H. H. H. A coroner interm Boykins of Waco and Signor of this city. Almost none of the funeral were: Madames A. C. J. Johnson, R. C. Johnson, R. C. Johnson, R. C. Johnson was called in Dessment on account of the illness of his wife. Messrs. W. A. B. Simmons, A. H. Highower and C. D. Baxingford, in the Roches of Mrs. Tulli Rivers. CENTER Mrs. Kimba Barken and Mrs. Nancy King are on the pick 'tick' Mrs. Mary McGillen and Mrs. Nancy Lodge were called and Mr. Joseph Crawford, who died after they arrived three miles, Mr. Mary Crawford, who died Godswain spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. Armour, Mr. J. W. Cray, and Mr. C. Cebey enjoyed their trip to Duff Saturday night. The earlier, Mr. C. Cebey was the Missionary Society's cup a success 11:30 a.m. We rent D. Langer chum for a test. First Three and second which is good — from which he was enjoyed by all. Rev. W. H. Harrison, president Lider of the Nacogdocoal Mission, held his church Feb. 15th. Sunday night took for a walk. Fifth night Waiting for God, from which he presided a stirring sermon at the library program was rendered Mrs. Geoffrey J. of Carthage Jennings enjoyed a visit with Kennan Lane, a teacher with Mountain spent a few days with righteous at the Hebrewby. GROSSHEIDER—Rev. R. M. Britt was at his post at Appleton Chapel Sunday and posted a few excellent sermons. Rev. W. B. Lott, pastor of Dennis Chapel M. E. Church and from Humane white, he has been attending a men's meeting of the church. He recently received with much good having been derived from it. Mr. John Henry is spending the time with Smilin' Charlie Says. Maybe the reason girls leave home to day is that there's never any family there for company ```markdown ``` THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1926 THE FAMILY NEXT DOOR THAT PICTURE GOES THIS WALL! AND I DEPENDS AGAIN THAT THIS WALL IS THE ONLY PLACE FOR IT! I CAN THE WALL AND THIS WALL ITLL! I HANGIN' THIS PICTURE AND I WANT IT WHERE I DARK PLEASE SEE? 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Stewartes, in 1899, and in 1900, was the first to be appointed to that at that time known as the "poor farm," bread and corn bread in the first class class combined with the County Farm where the master was Helen Tucker Garden and in charge of the men and had to work for the County roads under the charge of the stock, the feeding and keeping of the cattle, and the care of the farm animals. There may be a bit of information to the Board of De-10, 16, Carpenter, who has charge of repatriation and Trustees and friends to know that buildings and buildings bridges and keeping of the cattle have been built and are on an organized charity and has been since 1898, well. Manual Training Teacher comes from chartered in 1895 and deducted to the Lord in 1898, had two years of experience as a Teacher. BETTER SCHOOLS day of the South is common equality from any day, not want anamal majority of all New Yorkers in the country and they have taken free state laws with him. Negroes from Texas nor Southern States beaten white men and white men with the rank and file on all notes has been Park and Playgrounds and Playgrounds give Dallas, known as the children has been The Negro of the South is contending for better schools, they do not want assimilation of their own cultural equality from any standpoint, but they do not want to be overly proud of where the great majority of all Negroes are living as they can stay in the country and be happy and carefree, and they have tailed freely in meetings throughout this State with his because they have the opportunity to be friends. The Negroes from Texas have not migrated like other Southwestern States because they have the opportunity to be friends. The Christian hearted white men and women could be a bearing with the rank and file of the leaders. The interest on all notes have been promptly presented. Park and Playgrounds. Our Park and Playgrounds given by Mr. P. P. Martins of Dallas, known as the Marthens playground for the children has been overlanding and Hospital The P. P. Martinez Hospital donated by Mr. Martinez is completed and the prefect building on the campus. It costs $28,000. paid by Mr. Martinez for the construction of this credit man who is dole so much for our units-and-industrial training of all races and many other occupations. Colored Orphanage. Improvements We have improved alone all lines, the farm house, rate build, built enclosures, and several buildings built, we have added o the Blang Hall building it have crowded our crow, 2748 feet added to the Domestic Blessed Maitling making it coarse enough to zeroth grade. Art, 2818 feet added to the Baby Cottage, making two rooms giving a place for the Babies to play. Art, 2818 feet added to the store transiing we put an additional back porch has been added. The Sweet Potato building two rows of travel and two days we unloaded two rows of travel and two days we unloaded two rows of travel and two days of brick. This building cost $4000.00. It is concluded: so you can see there has been a several Improved alons all built, fences repaired in new, 40x10 feet making it large enough. 27x30 feet added. Hall making it large in domestic feet were added to the rooms giving a place for and play. On the bo Monica Glaze Money given for improvement and for building can not be used any other way and for that reason we have been able to do like improving as soon as possible. We have not been able to for maintenance and will not give for improvements. Maintenance We are greatly behind in our Maintenance Fund and I am appealing to you, our Board of Directors, as you have not been called upon as such before. Please come to my rescue and let's wipe out the debt at the American Expenditure National Bank. It is embarrassing to me and it is really affecting me in many ways and particularly my conscience because I feel that it should be paid and I am tired of making them promise. It can be done and should be done at once. truly behind in you. I am in appeal to you, on my behalf, to come to my rescue and to help her, her berraring, to not and many ways, and particularly, make them promise. Public Schools Our Public School is operated in a very satisfactory manner with such surroundings as we have in the city. The School Building is used badly. The teachers. The teachers. Gladys Banks, Tara Spear, Mrs. J. C. Coer, Prima School, Tara Spear, Fike Demosty Science and Demosty Teacher, W. M. Willett, whose duty is to conduct all religious services and issues in the Bible. W. M. Willett, Matron for the Philistine School, W. M. Willett, Matron for the Philistine School, Small Guildormitry, Matron for the Tatubi Baby School, Small Guildormitry, Matron for the Tatubi Baby School, L. Smith Matron of the Boy Dormitory, known as school is operated with such surround- ing, the teachers are, the Gérardte Irvine, Dr. W. M. Wilcox, who services and services in the school. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1920 TEXAS TOWNS CHAPEL HILLS—Rev. Rexans and C. W. Lucky Library Society send Littlekids at Bunker Hill to be read in a very interesting program good through the day. The children are encouraged to bring good through the day. The three daughters of Mip, H. J. Morris was especially impressed. Mip was asked to read to her bedside. Rave M. B. Mrazou (brigade) spent the week-end in 94. P. Mazouli and Court of Convention Texas. The brigade given by W. W. Mrazou (brigade) spent the week-end in 94. MARLIN - R. S. well attendd with Shipt. Stewart at his post. 100.00 and prescended a mollus sermon. Had read a book things to pass at Mr. Olive. 1,500.00 P STRAIGHT HAIR IN FIVE MINUTES CURLY HAIR Soft, Silky, Long, Wavy. On One Side. 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Barnwell, Manual Training Teacher comes from Tuskees, had two years of experience as a Teacher since he has finished his education in Tuskees. He is developing our boss for their life's work from every angle. He is able to teach them how to sharpen plow and saws, which saves a great expense on the farm. Fiving doors, making elites and the like. Miss Elizabeth Brown, Office Girl and Stenographer. Value of Home Building $ 34,452.54 Farm Lands and Improvements $ 38,360.00 Farm Tools and Machinery $ 2,294.25 Farm Machinery $ 2,294.25 Furniture and Pictures $ 6,840.97 Furniture and Equipment $ 1,970.66 Cash on Land and Funds $ 1,970.66 Trust Fund $ 31.05 1125.114.11 ## DECEMBER 31, 1923 ## STATEMENT ## DEBITS Home Buildings $ 25,492.54 Farm Lands and Improvements $ 58,910.50 Tools and Machinery $ 7,830.50 Food Supplies and Clothing $ 2,912.35 Furniture and Fixtures $ 3,467.35 Furniture and Prices $ 6,010.75 Trust Fund $ 31.03 Orphanage General Expense $ 35,274.50 Farm and Dairy Expense $ 35,274.50 CREDITS $ 117,728.85 ## Investments $ 25,748.35 Notes Payable $ 35,000.00 Notes Payable $ 4,000.00 Notes Payable $ 14,047.27 Farm and Dairy Expense $ 12,728.85 General Fund (Burgha to Investment) $ 1,100.72 ## Year 1923 ## Receipts in Cash $ 51,858.90 Receipts in M cash $ 6,920.00 Building Fund $ 3,500.00 Interest on Fund $ 1,680.00 Products Pro I wish to hand you brevity statements of the use of the Dickson Colorized Orphans as tak- ing reports. 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We are in the MILLIONAIRE nt of the Grand Lodge Colored and Court of Calanthe March 1, 1926 ORGANIZATION We take pleasure in submitting to the Pythians, Calantheans, and our many friends everywhere, the following Financial Statement on an occasion of this kind, in order that you may see to what extent our Order has prospered. We are in the MILLIONAIRE class, and to-day, we are thankful. A Consolidated Financial Statement of the Grand Lodge Colored Knights of Pythias and Grand Court of Calanthe of Texas as of March 1, 1926 : RESOURCES : MEN WOMEN MEN & WOMEN $228,637.00 $260,892.90 $489,529.90 222,818.89 10,000.00 232,818.89 4,834.00 10,200.00 15,034.00 35,096.10 ..... 35,096.10 163,506.73 ..... 163,506.73 42,987.77 1,000.00 43,987.77 8,219.15 9,650.00 17,869.15 6,679.20 6,679.20 $706,099.64 $298,422.10 $1,004,521.74 IS, Recorder of Decds secretary-Treasurer --- --- ```markdown ``` We take pleasure in submitting everywhere, the following Financial you may see to what extent our O class, and to-day, we are thankful. A Consolidated Financial Knights of Pythias of Texas Rush on hand and in Banks Mortgage Loans U.S. Government Securities Equity Supreme Lodge Property Real Estate (Book Value) Furniture, Fixture and Others Assets Recrued Interest and Rents Evenile Depart (Children) EST: MRS. M. E. DAVIS, Grand Recorder of Deeds MRS. N. A. KIRK, Secretary-Treasurer J. E. SMITH, GRAND K. OF R. AND S. MRS. L. B. WILLIAMS, Juvenile Matron MRS. F. K. McPHERSON, Grand Worthy Councellor W. S. WILLIS, GRAND CHANCELLOR IN THE REALM OF RELIGION THE PROGRESS OF TABOR A. B. since we left San Antonio, there have been 54 new Organizations, Everybody should. JOIN NOW while we have on a SPECIAL DEPENSACTION $2.75 For Men $2.50 For Women This pays all Free and Examinations Yours truly, C. G. M., J. S. ADAIR IN THE REALM OF RELIGION—AN OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSE SUNDAY, MARCH 28, 19% THE REVIEW OF THE GOSPEL C IN THE REALM OF RELIGION—AN EXPOSITION OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON FOR SUNDAY, MARCH 28, 1926 THE REVIEW OF THE GOSPEL OF JOHN For those who appreciate the best there is the delightfully perfumed Pluho Hair Dressing, containing the finest hair growing old known to science— This wonderful preparation which so quickly straightens hair and makes it quick soft, gloss and easy to arrange in any manner is now being used by thousands of our own and women, whose beautiful hair is the admiration of all— Among them is Miss Guillea Williams of the famous "Ramin' Wild" Company, who says: "I just love to use Pluho Hair Dressing. It has such a delightful fragrance and makes my hair so soft and easy to arrange in any manner I wish." Pluko k o DRES --- --- The Collections of the En- dowment Expenditure, for the year 1833, under for the year 1833, under and Sethus. S. R. 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The Master's conception of greatness, the place of the most�y system of the Jovian, is the most among " He has that would be great THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1926 PRESIDENT COOLIDGE'S ESTIMATE OUR government rests upon religion. It is from that source that we derive our reverence for truth and justice, for equality and liberty, and for the rights of markind. Unless the people believe in these principles they cannot believe in our government. There are only two main theories of government in the world. One rests on righteousness, the other rests on force. One appeals to reason, the other appeals to the sword. One is exemplified in a republic the other is represented by a despotism. THE government of a country never gets ahead of the religion of a nation. We must abstain from the authority of law for the virtue of man. Of course we can help to retrain the opinion and turn a fair degree of security and whiteness in those days. We must abstain from those days in seeking will come as a result of our religious convictions or that will not come as all. We must abstain from any country that is being implanted into being. They are the result of a Ditine-Grace. THE governement of a country never gets ahead of the relation of a country. There is no way by which we can substitute a religion for a religion. The laws of our country help to restrain the vicious and furious a fair degree of security and protection by legislation and police control but the real reform is protection by religion. The result of our religious constellations, or they will not come at all. Peace, justice, humanity, charity—those cannot be less, linked into being. They are the result of a Divine Grace. Have loss felt a very deep interest in the work of the Sunday School Bible lesson, because this sort of serious and continuous study is not only of the greatest spiritual and moral importance, but means of familiarizing people with one of the so-called movements of all literature, the Bible. Bette "LEADER" Home 511 At Dallas This Space Contributed In the interest of Better Church Attendance LEADER OF FRATERNAL ORDERS OF THE RAY $500,000 in Assets $1,500,000 Hospital and B At Hot Springs—Free To Members Home 511 1-2 Malvern Ave. Hot Spring At Dallas see NEEDHAM L. BENTLY. 2600 9 the medium of service that we were to serve with the Good Shepherd and ship with the Good Shepherd and believe in all what we together kindle in. The eleventh "Honor moment" in our lives was the kindle moving hard in the upper room and the lower room. We were welcome to the present. As the before his gaze, the day he came to us, he depressed filled. Their hearts filled. Their hearts filled. Their hearts filled. For the time his own rowing friend. What a blessing. The twelfth season is the riting of the season. Our friend and rowing friend. What a blessing. The twelfth season is the riting of the season. Our friend and rowing friend. What a blessing. We a message given to the nation. Lord who reigns shows us his Son to save us. And show us that life is love. We a message to show to the nation. Lord who reigns shows us his Son to save us. And show us that life is love. We a message to show to the nation. Lord who reigns shows us his Son to save us. And show us that life is love. MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHERC MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHERC Sunday, Sunday, and the morning weather. The number of persons in Sunday was 1000. The number of persons in Sunday was 1000. Cadell, preached at 11:40 A.M. 2 was accepted. The time of the day was preached at 1:40 a.m. 2. The preach was logical and instructive. Here, it was a White preach. He is 27. The text "What shall it do with Jesus call the Christ, Subject to all important question. All the things of the Church are the same and visiting friends. 14 accessions to the church. A total of 54 in the event during the service of theพระOmgop in Bro. Wm. Lowie. It still conducting song services. WONDERFUL PENTECOSTAL WEETING AT ST. JAMES A. M. TEMPLE, FLORENCEJ AND GOOD STREET — THIS DAY OF MEETING IS PAPER AND WHAT ABOUT SANOTICATION? By Chas. W. Abington It is the way of the man the devout Christians of today are they study the life and work of Jesus? New he went about doing good things. He was a good one of the living sight to the blind and hearing to the deaf and before leaving the place of the abode. That power to the apothelm has with the close of their labour perilously to the power of the poor. He was to the man, but the people are at the study the fact is in the case as we see to where in the World of God. He was to be a man who will not be continued under certain conditions until the end of time, and as time as this is the work is done. In this today a man who was this city today a man who is a living in a devout Church. have with which win too many cases have like use --- nnot be leg- of a. Ditine WODMEN OF UNION sels capital and Bath House To Members Hot Springs, Ark. LY, 2600 Swiss Ave. DOCTORS AND NURSES OVER-WORKED TAKING CARE OF IN-FLUENZA --- ```markdown ``` --- drawn. It is true that so many importers are abroad in the land that any one who appears must have been sent to herrwr must not be necessarily battle against stubborn incredibly bad, over-the-the-public-like sub-term to the people but God has given the race, wonder in Boy, J. M. M. or of Wichita, Koss, who is the church of God in Christ, and is now continuing to revitalize campaign at St. James Temple. Ibro for sixty days, but his work has been continued to the end of that year, but the first of the end that was the first of the first large, number of people our church has been opened to him, and multitudes are receiving the belief of a large world. So, so, studies this man of God and his wonderful work of merging he is first struck with his deep humility and the most meticulous heart. He is now an unforthingment of the way, form-but a vein of conscientious-minority runs through his lives and the most unglory is characterized with earnestness and compilating powers he submits to us in the first place. This is the first of the first about the same sanification that also has a possibility but a fundamental necessity for those who are the most unglory of the world. The second of the first of the second brewing's we-it-in-to-in-miled and leaves his work for you to judge and be the best of the world. The blind are receiving the same are being made In the present case, the dumb and derogatory talk and all kinds of城邦s are being instantly heated. It is все the not all cases are in-sincerate-heated, but the major role we have had and every one has been in the present case is more gradually since Rev. Morris has been with us score have been heated of all creeds, many different races and all conditions. Sanctionation is no more often than in the present case. The unli人物—with the average church member—of today is due to the influence of the materiality and pressure making up in which we live, and the incriminat-minging of the church with the power of the church, which is the need of reaction from some source, Hence what ever certain she may be disposed to offer as to the methods used, by our friends of the sanctioned group is expressing their devotion to the church. But the whole reason by which we are impartial seekers after truth, that they have some thing that the normal Christian professors have not got, I take it, that the sustained goal for their faith, the most meeting regarding the new loss, and the most being in progress is concepts proof of this assertion. One or the fundamental deجت of the Methodist church is the doctrines of sanctification—but for the most part, the doctrines of the new loss, and it is my conviction that there should be a compatible approach of all churches to the truth for which these friends contend, and remember that if in their worship there seem to make too much of the new loss, and the new loss is too much, we would have no need. Just all joy. Rev. Morris will hold his closing-service in the city Sunday night at St. James Church. TRENT'S ORCHESTRA RETURNING AFTER FIVE WEEKS TOUR. (By G. Wendell Terrell) Trent's Happy Land Synopsers, formerly known as Trent's, Adolphus hotel orchestra, is returning to this city after a five weeks' tour which carried them throughsetminus, Arkansas, and the Northern part of Texas playing Fl. Smith, little Rock, Hot Springs, New Orleans and other places. Many new numbers are being presented by this organization with the same force that is so well known throughout the state or wherever stationed. W. P. A. has been heard by radio fans Simple Precautionary and Home Treatment Would Avoid Great Majority The recent wave of influenza has left a train of pneumonia and other serious complications that is taking all the time and ability of the local doctors and nurses. That they may have full opportunity to serve the needs of those who need them most, the following simple rules of prevention and treatment for the avoidance of chest cords, la grippe and influenza are given. It is suggested that if your bones ache, if your back ache, if your head ache, if you have a slight cough or feverish feeling, it's a pretty sure-sign you are headed toward influenza. Head-throated danger signals. Go home as early as you can. On your way buy a package of Absorbo and another package of Grandrugs. Then, Head-the circular in each package carefully. Plan to go to bed early. When you understand, be sure to keep your feet and body warm. MAM is a spongate of Albohexe and inhale the mixture. Pull them down deep into your throat and lunge. The pleasant, breathless vapors will be released. Then apply hot towels to your chest, back and throat. Open up the pores, taking care not to and chilled and then apply Absorb, thoroughly and liberally. Rob is well under the arms pita and shoulder blades. Cover with hot flannels and get into bed quickly. Arrange the covers so that you can inhale the vapors that will arise from your chest. As soon as you are in bed take a cup of hot Grandma's Tea. It gets directly on the liver, and bows, carrying off the waste and poisonous chapter from the system. Thousands of people have learned the value of the Absorbo-Grandma's Tea treatment for influence. It's one in the family is lavalable. "GREAT GOSPEL MEETINGS AT MACEDONIA BAPSTEH CHURCH" Mr. Wm. Lewis, the National Gospel Singer, is thrilling the vary through a very service. Sunday, March 23rd at 11 a. m. Dr. J. W. Bailey, Supt. of Missionary and National Evangelical Church. At 2:20 p. m., special service and choice song. 4.6. m. religious cantons, "the CHOLION," presented by Mrs. J. A. Wilson and the Imperial Choir. a p. m., "The White Planned Captain," of Catharine's selectEpiscles by Dr. E. Arlington Wm. Special Easter Program at City Auditorium on Easter Sunday at 11 a. m. Afternoon. Hon. Cullen M. Thomas and Prof. J. J. Rhodes will deliver special address. Musical program produced by Macedonia Imperial Choir and Chorus from Washington High School. ST. JAMES A. M. E. TEMPLE Florence and Good Streets "YOUR CHURCH" "THE CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST" Invites you to Services SABBATH SCHOOL 10 o' CLOCK 3 o' Clock - Young Ministers Bible Class 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. - Young People Willing Workers 8 p.m. - Preaching Corner Thomas Ave., and Thompson St. REV. E. M. PAGE, Pastor. SUNDAY SERVICES SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 A. M. Preaching 14:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. Christian Codevior, 6:30 p.m. morning Bible Class for Sunday Weekly Services class meeting night, 8:00 a.m. or 10:00 a.m. BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH There's no need to worry about the hair and skin of Grace, Violet, Crystal, or your other pretty friends. Yours may be just as pretty. Use regularly WAVO MASTERS THE HAIR ABSOLUTELY Agents Wanted Everywhere WAVO PRODUCT COMPANY 830 N. Central Ave. Dallas, Texas HOW TO MAKE OTHERS LOVE YOU Charm and taste must when your hair becomes ever more beautiful. 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