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PYTHIANS WILL CONTINUE PRESENT POLICY SAYS WILLIS The Hague has known to the Dutch After, spending two—hundreds as Den Hang (known the seat of the Dutch) days to Colonisee—an agent on the island of Zeeland between two colonies between Zeeland and Maasvlak. The Hague strives and squares, and squares with fine bishops in the Palace, Peace Europe, the Rhine is about 1200 Palace and Maritimes with its miles in length and its longest avenue the Grand Canal. The Hague is the largest and most beautiful town—bush, Germany, a city with 500,000 residents. Ding the city of Amsterdam, that with 400 students, and is a fine Dutch will, not be seen in costume, lively, truly Irishish City. There for this city is quite meddled. We are wonderful museums, the town spent an entire day visiting the Art Museum and the Prosthems Museum. We are here for the day. We are here for the re-quited Isle of Man, a Veldam, and the man. Period. The great music, the dead cities of the Zuider Zee. We Beethoven, was born in this city left Amsterdam in a small steamer and in his home a Beethoven collection took us to the steam train, a very quiet little train in Amsterdam. The great beautiful city on the first day of the year is the Kortseer. The first day of the year is the Holland (and Monkelen-William is quite impressive. The big, whom grass-grown and deep-thorned, mighty Moosele Ridge, built in the fats streets present an eloquent but 14 century to marvelous. The old melancholy object lesson. This is a of the "principle" of the promenades one opulent, this is called "The Stable, along the banks of the Ehrne. It "or Town Hall at Moorfield and near to it is an important garrison town and assesses an elegant tower, surmunt. fortrues. The building quite interesting to us ed by a campanile in the Spanish. The Ehrne, was the Kortseer, the first day of the year. The Besset rock, some 450 feet high, steps forward after the manner of projecting boldly into the stream the celebrated clock at Strasbourg. Since remote-antiquity it has post-continuing boat to the Fate of Mar, passed legendary wide spread fame. Time was given up to the two members of the through Hine's folk song "The Punch". The children Ida, to have the Welfes Night was all as bedaren. their photos taken because we had On the south alds of the rock the fay them On Our return to Am extraordinary schs sterdam we stopped for its chees. and Edam-fans for its chees. The gong the Lorelei as was stood. Cologne is the most important looking at the rock. S. M. U. SOCIAL SCIENCE CLASS VIS ITS AT WILEY UNIVERSITY the only New York Bay team who ever carried out the mission for the parachute dressage under the supervision of Drew Hines, Whitehall the male of the order in the early days how the officers were forced to seize them with their personal problems that their skirts were out of the British dress code methods of the United States and brought to the head of Nevada (Patrick) at this head of New York Bay. Will Continue to Get Men and to Help the Racial Institutions Launching into a discussion of A TEXAN IN EUROPE (Installment II) Holland The Hague (known to the Dutch as Dan Hague) the seat of the Court and Government, is a city of 1000 members of a city of 1000. The Queen's Palace, Peace Palace and Mauritiushule with its world-famous picture gallery, and most of the halls and most beautiful buildings there. In the city of Amsterdam, the Dutch will not be seen in costumes for this city. It is quite medizinical to see a place in which you are visiting. The quintet village of Volendam and the "Deut" cities of the Buider Sea. We left Amsterdam to the steam train, a very quiet little trains indeed. Our first stop, Brook 4th, the cleanest village in Holland, and Montkloos, which is the largest town and the most pleasant an element but melancholy object lesson. This once opulent, this quiet old Place is a "Deut City" indeed. The Stadthof or ToteHof is the place where the old place is, and the elegant tower, aurumounted by a campanile in the Spanish style, from which at the sitting of the 1000s, a covenant of the manner of the celebrated clock at Strasbourg. Continuing boat to the fates of Marken Time was given us to inspect some of the quaint interiors of the Palais. The old place has been restored to its former appearance, and has their photos taken because we had to pay them. On our return to Amsterdam we stopped at Volendam and Edam-famous for its cheesy. Cologne is the most important S.M.U. SOCIETY SC Marshall Tessa, Abdell A. I. Group of students in the University of California, Dalian under championships of a professor in that university, visited Wiley College Monday. February 10 in the problem of race. These young students met with the professor, a close room with about the ground, a close observation of the problem, a discussion about the ground, a close observation of the problem, a phase is admitted highest most of the whole situation. With no options, we advanced upon decision. Were some students as a result of persevering as a result of persevering that the impact of the other-minded attitude from the group and the Wiley students each realizing that a greater understanding of such realization is still needed with yet harmonious with it, compared to the fact that the two groups were determined to come to a better understanding given hope of a final solution. The Dallas Express town of the Rhino Province and city of Bhelshah industry-world renowned for its famous -church buildings and church treasures. We spent one afternoon. In the Dom Cathedral—the most marvelous and spacious structure we had ever seen—we had a great deal of the most beautiful finished building. The tower is 522 feet high, seating capacity 2400, cost $29,500, 000. After spending two wonderful days in the Colquios—we spent an hour in the day in the Rue de Paris—the Rue between Colquios and Marmes—the most wonderful trip of our tour of Europe. The Rhine is about 720 miles in length and is thus longest river in Germany. Bonn, Germany, a city with 18,000 inhabitants—a University with 4,000 students, and in a fine, lively, truly Rheinish City. There are wonderful music, art, town, LIDNIVE LARD, Dixie! Museum, containing objects of the Roman Period. The great musician Hestbaven was born in this city and in his home a Beethoven collection. He was a beautiful city on the Rhine. The monument of Emperor William I is quite impressive. The mighty Messe River, built in the 14th century to marvelous One thing quite interesting to us is the Rhine, was the Lorelei—a BAKET rock, some 480 feet high, projecting boldly into the stricter alines remote-entiquity it has possessed legendary associations, but if first attainable, the艺神 one of the most important garrison town and fortress. We have Niedt was a resident in the Dom Cathedral—the most marvelous. On this south side of the rock the extraordinary echo repeats itself twelve times, and in this cobb of the rock a few gang the Lorelei as we stood looking at the rock. "The Republican Party $I_x$ The Ship, All Else Is The Sea."—Fred Douglas. Marcus Garvey In Prison Tells of Fears for Future of Liberia. Says Negro Future Limited. cost and vest evidence of his own. "Africa is the world's most chasing. A gold watch chain xx-jeourneur country. Could we (Continued on Page 5) PRESIDENT RECEIVES MINISTERIAL DELE GATION Washington, April 27—(A. N. P. Jones) Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the justice department, the Supreme Court, and concludes found time to give a presentation of Nigro degrigation from the Justice Department. right of franchise and to safeguard the life of Negro citizens throughout the country and especially in that section where lyce-log is most prevalent. The ministerial delegation pointed out to the president that a Federal law and its enforcement was the only practical means of blotting out lynching. KIP RHINELANDER LOSES IN SUPREME COURT The Atlanta prison is complete. The prison is surrounded by Harvard class and parental care, and it is outfitted with the high type of inmates that are known something to see in the ordinary police. Diligently house George, known to be known of all and about him, and to have many visitors from the army, he has many visitors from the army, he is evidently making good, good, good, writing room, and the library. George has been taken away from his private office to be housed in a detached apartment, furnished and yet evidently of his own choosing. A gold watch chain INDIANAPOLIS NOW A "JIMCROW" CITY New Orleans, La. April 2—A. N. City and First Location of New Orleans, N.C. —Greec-family of families, a city Fred Carnival of New Orleans, which have been living as an inhabitant of New Orleans, M. B. Hidalgo bishop of the Salvation to do so by prosecution and an agreement with the organization of the organization. The most beautiful in Chicago, for the erection of a monument to the fallen heroes of the Eighth Illinois Infantry regiment, known as the 37th during the war, Thirty thousand dollars have been made available for construction. Mr. Kersey, when he was a representative, introduced the Mill, authorizing the erection of the monument, but until this meet were unsuccessful in getting the mill completed to O. K. a site. Twice before the commission had voted, each time unfavorably. CREOLES CLAIM THEY ARE NOT COLORED New Orleans, La., April 2—(A, N. P)—Circle families of all cities have been formed. They have contained almost all legal grounds they are not Colored. They are members of the National and French bred, French professors to speak a more French language. They are no more than the distant families to speak. Although there are in the city, which claim to be Cree- landers, nothing has nothing to cover their history in a Cree-land, and who care. Africa in the world's most remote country. David wa. bul Mr. Garvey talked with remote-able facility on the world-economic trend toward Africa, and then he turned his attention to the American Negro. He said: "Many people criticised me for not adopting the Hooker T. Washington theory of dropping your buckets where you are. I have much regard for Dr. Washington, but I could not stop at that." business in the business world. Gil will be joined World War II outlive him, and he will be remembered for his service in the economic field and for his crucial bank, bankings, and shipbuilding. This in as true as the autumn of 1945, Gil Macrae closed. He has been a loyal friend of the family, and Gil Macrae gave his life to the family. That has been my aim — and through the struggles, though, I have been able to find a foot in the same field as my father in Jawaharlal Nehru University in Jawaharlal Nehru University, and as a part of the Civil Bank of Pittsburgh was president of Africa, as part of the Civil Bank of Pittsburgh was president of Africa, and as part of the Civil Bank of Pittsburgh was president of Africa. Bennettative, president, were R. J. Daley of the Monckoray Grey Sow George Stewart of the Atlanta Black Crackers, J. S. Montgomery of the Albany (U.S.) Giants, R. S. Lewis of the Memphis Red Sox, C. M. Carter of the Challancero Giants, J. T. Jackson and Oscar Buchanan of the Birmingham Black Harmony, T. T. Wilson of Nashville and Fred Caulfield of New Orleans, and Fred Caulfield of New Orleans, each representing his city team. R. M. Rodgers, builder of the Solvent Gasoline Bank of Memphis, was elected president of the organization without a dissenting vote. The schedule arranged in this meeting provides that on May 1, New Orleans will open the season of Monckoray, with open the season at Birmingham and Montgomery at Atlanta. On May 17, Newville will open at Atlanta and on May 21, Challancero at New Orleans. GOVERNOR ASKED TO INVESTIGATE OCALA LYNCHING Teilhannsee, Fia, March 31-Gov. John W. Martin is in receipt of a communication signed by prominent citizens of Oala, Winter Park, Orlando, Tampa and Galvestille, re-quieting a thorough investigation of the lynening of Chambler Colding near Oala on January 11th. In order that the true facts may be given out and that any parties found guilty may be punished accordingly. Among the signers are J. H. Therett, President of the Oala Chamber of Commerce, Frank Harris, Editor Oala Banner, Mishops Camgorn Mann and John D. Wing, I. C. Massey of the State Bank, Orlando, D. B. McKay, Publisher Tampa Times, J. M. Farr, I. M. Bristol, C. L. Crowe, and J. R. Benton, of the State University Galvestille, Mrs. G. W. Atkinson of Tampa, and Mrs. V. G. Swarts and Mrs. A. T. Gur, of Galvestille. MAYOR SIGNS ORDINANCE CALLLING FOR SEGREGATION OF RACES BY ZONING AFTER ATTORNEY GENERAL HAD DECLARED MEASURE UNCONSTITUTIONAL. MEASURE PASSES IN SPITE OF VIGOROUS PROTESTS FROM ALL CIVIC BODIES ```markdown Peacemaker Now "Let's Em Fight!" ``` Amie Mac. 15, years old, registered in 1913 held staff, two of her brothers, an- nother two of her sisters. She is set to be a peacemaker and a teacher. She is a doctor and a dentist at the american hospital. She is back and left arm in her back. When the knee flick, now Amie Mac says, "I am a doctor." FLOWERS ADDRESSES CONGREGATION A champion of the prize ring celebrating his victorious home-coming by a religious address on the same program with a bishop was the unique spectacle presented here Sunday by Tiger Flowers, Negro middleweight champion of the world since his recent victory over Harry Greb. Flowers represents a new type of prize fighter, being a devout steward in the Methodist Church, regular and faithful in his religious duties, and very, in some aspects in his life. When taken to task for prize fighting by the congregation sometime ago, he turned to the 14th Psalm and read as his defence, "Weissed he the Lord, my strangest, who teaches my hands to war, and war, figural to fight." The brethren had to come back and Flowers' standing in the church has not been questioned. In an interview in the Atlantic Journal, the fighter in came here from a private pilot, who had been from the United States and with only seventy-five cents is my son. Only one was born and the Lord has been to me since, I wonder am dreaming of just dead? Here I got the best word. It was a great deal of furniture two ears, and the respect of the congregation was great. I don't know if it had been for the Lord, because it will have just seventy-five years ago. I'd still have the Lord to my heart to go to have the Lord in my heart all the time, and don't ever take the Lord, noises I shouldn't. Limited. The white people will not go the way of the New Yorker, or if they, perhaps in some cases, are a million or two, but when he is to control twenty-two fifty, one thousand times in business under one head, he is stopped, and that will remain true. Future Plans: Entertain As the first of the future in the event of release, Mr. Garvey stated that they were uncertain. He said that he would not have been able to give my lord a full of friends and means. With a cordial handbook, and equally cordial, smile, the visit Distinctive in Service Always Progressive "Such police powers as the legislature has delegated to the common council do not include power to enact senting ordinance of this nature." Gilliom said "The only delegation of authority to enact senting ordinances is found in Chapter 225 Act 1921, but the subject of this ordinance is not within—the power there delegated. "Neither has the legislature attempted to delegate authority to the city authorities that the law will be challenged i the courts." not such ordinances on any other theory of public interest. It is entirely clear that if the legislature would attempt to delegate power to the legislative departments of either to enact ordinances to seem to the purpose of the one in question on any theory, or if the legislature ought to accomplish the purpose directly by its own act that such attempts would be reor dered futile by the Fourteenth Amendment to the Federal Constitution. PART 1: MULTIPLYING RATIOS And, use Bonnet Brown Sales Service cuts and ads to get maximum results from your advertising. Complete copies are on file in this office. Dallas Express Pub. Co., 2600 Swiss Ave. News of Your Home Town DALLAS THE METROPOLIS OF THE SOUTHWEST MISS EYES. BOCHETZ SOCIETY & CLUBS It's true that Music is enchanting but young ladies why be so easy over them, there are no uses to girls raving and are not near so serious as you can. More than you know your heart and them make you feel your heart and head again. Mass Eyes wonders why a certain Out-of-Date office woman was so deeply interested in the woman who was in the way. Flapper Wanting to know where she's hipped out to (more of your body) Don't judge everybody. Don't judge yourself. Know what is said about a person who connects "exil" with "everything" he sees done, you surely must be. You should know what you do and express the thought in the presence of the "cui" little popular Flapper's friend. Miss Bess will advise you to be careful in what you say. It's your own will-be wondering what it is all happened about. What Hal has "A bit bird will out of flapper is the bird in this scene and has apparently been hit by flaps because she is all better "flopping." What Miss Bess will say this week, she has your womb. You should keep quite worn-out flapper, as people will know why your three things as Miss Bess know. Miss Bess was out sight with a few evenings ago on a certain Aye and to Miss Bess. Oprise not exactly surprised, but you were not very glad of the news, hearing Lady about it years and her friend she takes around with her for an allure was pass LAPAYETTE SOCIAL "CLUB" Met at 3215 Moore St, at the home of Mrs. Jamita Taylor, Friday night. Quite a few were present. Dollsfour menu was served. Next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Lane. THE AMERICAN BEAUTY SOCIAL CLUB—Shet Thursday night March 4th at 2115 Hall St. A business meeting with election officers. Game of cards also enjoyed. THE NO TRUMP WHIST CLUB—is the latest entrant into Clubs. Just 5 weeks old and yet it is the most talked of, most popular and most sought after club in the city of Dallas. The club was organized by Mr. Homer Miller, Mr. Clifton Kemperson and Mr. Harry Jordan for men only with a club membership of 81. The full-group being 60 members and applications coming in thick and fast. Mr. Crittenden, Mr. Fry, Mr. White and Mr. Eppereon were hosts to the club Tuesday night March 5th. Card games were enjoyed by all after which a delicious report was served. The menu consisted of: chicken salad, fettace, tomatoes, swines, cheese, cheese and cream. It was a free-口 event. Mr. Homer Miller our president is entitled to a lot of credit for obtaining the club rooms of Mascond Temple as our permanent home. Long live the No Trump Whist Club and the Dallas Weekly Express. THE AMERICAN BEAUTY 50-CHAL CLUB-Was entertained with some real class at their club room on Hall 8, Thursday evening, Mar. 11th, Mr. Austin Whitefands was host. The following visitors were welcomed: Mr. and Mrs. Qvarar McElndon, Mr. and Mrs. Barnard Hone, Mr. Homer Mroger, Mr. H. Hooper, J. H., Horn, Mr. Crittendon, W. Wright, Times Hart, Miss Bula Brown, Miss M. L. Hacker, P. W. Walker, Mr. Homer Haskins and Mr. Hansloh Charr. Don't forget Charleston. Contest, April 15th given by the Horselander Melton Art Club. Humming Hid Hath. Card Games were the attraction of the evening. As prizes were awarded to the highest and lowest point makers, let Kriesa's lovely cut gags flower vase was awarded to Mr. Walker and Partners. 2nd prize to Mr. Hooper and Mrs. Hancock. 3rd prize to Mr. Kellogg; 1st boyo prize to Mrs. Washington. 2nd boyo prize to Mrs. Markay. After the prizes were awarded a buffett dinner long to be remembered was served to the members and their guests. Manu-combination called, baked chicken and dressing, sweet peas and creamed apples, ham is creed, coffee and angel food cake. The club received 4 application for membership. Mrs. N. A. Taylor was welcomed back to the folds of the A. B. G. Club. After an extensive trip to Houston, Calveston and Wans. to have fallen from the car to see the车 really in love with the beam. Don't you feel little Mrs. to know that Miss Eyes and others have absolutely the real hope on you. Miss Eyes will be following to publish your name if you continue your gate. You are going to far, for a lady of your (supposed standing). Miss Plapper. Miss Eyes will tell you exactly what to do with a Jeally Bean of yours who is very agitational and—something bring about himself. You know "self confidence" in one's ability is to be praised rather than discredited. A man who has the general quality of his business world, Miss Eyes will advise you to give him some of his own medicine, and keep telling him how good you are. He patient and not frittered and you will bring this Jelly Bean around. Miss Eyes wonders why so many of your so-called "mystery girls" will fall for anything and anybody. It seems that Dallas ought to afford a few girls that can walk down the streets and not be pointed out. He careful young Misses the Jelly Beans Don't mean you any good, they only want you for the time being then they will drop you so low and try the next one. They haven't anything to lose, but I'm sorry you loose it all. Miss Eyes will advise you to "Go Ware!" the Ware!" To the young lady who wants to know if ladies are constantly in company of men, does it tend to weaken her moral? Miss Eyes will say no. It helps strengthen them. Surely they realize that all men hand out about the same line of talk and naturally she becomes skeptical. Miss Eyes will say whether a girl goes astray or not is entirely up to herself. March 12th. After regular opening exercises the meeting was turned over to the president, Mrs. H. Lemmon. We were glad to have our new member, Mrs. W. W. Witha, with us, who made some time remarking which all present enjoyed. This club keenly feels the loss of one of its good members, Mrs. C. All. We hope to have a large membership present on next meeting which will be March 24th with Mrs. M. Smith, 1023 Holt St. Don't forget Charleson Contest April 18th given by the Excelent Matrons Art Club, Humming Bird Hall. JOLLY FOUR WHIST CLUB Thursday night March 11th, 1924 Mr. and Mrs. Hood entertained the club at their home, $103 Albertus Dr. Dr. was visitors present and members. Whilst was played after the game were over a charlton dance was opened by little One May Journey little Jolly Four Masses-Nice hot funheon was served. Every body had a jolly good time. Don't forget Charleson Contest April 18th, given by the Excelent Matrons Art Club, Humming Bird Hall. S418 LA FRANCE SOCIAL CLUS —Met at 2411 Juliette St. Friday night March 15th with Mrs. Powell as hostess. The meeting was called to order at 9:00 by the acting president. Incidentally this happened to be the hiredhand and below Somewhat of a rough nature, but little trouble in getting of the boat and attention. All members who had paid their taxation received their invitation and a short talk was made by the honorable Hired Hand. After that we enjoyed the delightful spread prepared by the hostess, Mrs. Powell. This being done the club adjourned to meet at the "back" of the hirdhand for the next meeting. Dawn forgot Charleston Contest, April 15th. 1965, by the Excellence Marma Art Club, Humming Hird Hand. THE JUNIOR HESTATION ART AND SOCIAL CLUB-Mat at Mrs. M. Davis, 3602 Porquay St., Thursday evening March 11th. 11 members were present. After a please-of-way, was spent a dainty show was held. The club will meet Thursday evening with Mrs. Manning, 4437 Englefield. Don't forget Charleston Contest, April 15th. Alvin by the Excellence Marma Art Club, Humming Hird Hand. E. W. V. G. ORGANIZED The Young Women's Christian Club of 84 James A. M. E. Temple was-organised Monday-March 1st in the class room of B. James and Mrs. M. Davis. The club offered Mrs. IV. M. People, president, Mrs. Audh. Hayes, vice president, Miss Genevieve Thompson, secretary. Mr. Margie Hasty, assistant. The secretary: Miss M.ie Handford, treasurer. HONORING TREST GROUPIH with an Eagle Profile, Sunday night's 8:30 a.m. at the Hammond Bldg. God grant them with a gift. THE TEMPSCOREAN CLUB Met with Miss Anita Noble Sunday March 16, with 10 members present. The club opened with the president presiding. Members responded to roll call with quotations and dues. The club accepted the following official Miss Mary Francis Hendricks, president, Mar-tense Warren Wormley vice-president, Anita Wormley, Mary-Merrill Turner, and Robert Sely, "Jewel Woods Bill, truss, Ernice Hendricks, and the New Yorker, Erma Lewis, plupot, and William Sick, reporten. The club is more than glad to have Miss Helen Harris back again who has been absent for some time. The club is more than glad to have two new. It's connected with its membership. Next meeting with Miss Maria Turner. Sunday March 31-Miss Lewis, reporter. THE RED BOSE ATHLETIC AND SOCIAL CLUB The Community Center Wednesday night at 5:00 p.m. R.O.I. was called and dues were paid. A base ball team has been organized for the season. A scribe will be given at 211 W.S.E. St. Priddly night March 26, all members and friends are invited. For information call Mr. Chan-Coleman 11524 from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. THE PRISCILLA ART CLUB must be appointed by the Board of 2012 Holmes Bl. The Lookout Com- fortance was adopted and data set for the following organizations: the following organizations: Comedy Fund and Intergal- tical Evening the Planned Mass in a museum, the Museum of Art, the gives the prize or market the M. M. Thomas, the Judy Honey On March 21, the PRISCILLA ART Club must be at the home of the Mr. J. W. Rice, the Director in making candy. The Priscilla Mrs. J. W. Rice, Reporter. THE LADIES READING CIRCLE Mat with Mrs. M. M. Thomas, 1119 Cochran St. Friday March 13th, Mrs. A. B. Day, presiding at a clock the meeting was called to order and the usual program began. To follow call the ladies respond The Negro Year Book, conducted by Miss F. T. Tyler, was interesting and highly seasoned with excerpts from the text and personal experiences. Christianity and the Race Problems conducted by Mrs. J. C. Fraser dealt mainly with the ch. "Significance of Race." The transmission of ideas through social heritage, Herldity and Tradition, The autonomy of the living individual, were some of the high places of the discussion. The meeting adjourned to meet next with Miss Magwin Tyler on CITY FEDERATION OF COLOR- ED WOMEN'S CUBS The Quarterly Art Exhibition of the Art Center of Chicago will be held at Club Center, Corner Street, Chicago, IL, on Wednesday March 21st, beginning I is hoped that the club will be able to present its exhibition to this general exhibit and from the beginning to the end of the exhibition at the same time, from grand two of the exhibitions to the third, from grand three to the fourth, to Women's and Fair Exhibition in August. No issues of fairness in every issue will be issued, nor the name of the individual in the exhibition will be the name of the club containing the exhibition. After the judges have ex- pected the exhibition to be made public, the Federation will observe the week April 4-18th with appropriate notices. "But-it-over" in a profitable Mrs. Lillian Tucker Lewis. Pub Chairman. MRS. ELLA HORN DIES Mrs. Kita Linn of Millett Switch and Mrs. Katie Linn of Paul Sullivan Hospital after short ill- ness. Funeral services conducted at the Millett Hospital, also has been a member since the years of age at her death. Mrs. Katie Linn of Millett Switch and Mrs. Hattie Kimbrough, 2413 DALLAS MAN PLANS UNIQUE PLACE OF ENTERTAINMENT (By G. Wendell Terrell) While touring the North last year, Mr. M. H. Anderson, well known to all of Dallas, conceived an idea in Horiseville, Mo., that has been with him every since, plans are being made by him now to cut this idea in action. The idea consists of a road house of a special design and having facilities not seen elsewhere, where refreshment, lunch, and musical entertainment may be enjoyed by diversion seekers. The location for some has been purchased and plans for the erection of the building are now under way. Mr. Anderson provides evening real entertainment for . the summer months CARD OF THANKS I wished to thank my many friends for kindness and sympathy shown through my work with the mother, Mrs. Carnella, Joseph, son, sonette, Taza, who died March 16. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis & Willis 2205 Juliette Street, entertained tained with a whist party. Wednesday evening, four tables of whist were played. High score for. voy was awarded Mr. Reed and Miss Gilbert Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Mildred West. Mr. Andrew Willis Mr. Robert Reed Mr. and Mrs. Mattie Dale, Miss Anna Gilbert Miss Allie Pones of Houston, Tax-in. Refreshments were served. HONORING TRENDS ORCHESTRA with Mr. Bauer Pruitt, Bungup, East. Awe! 4th, at the Hammond Hall, Great them with espe THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1926 BIRTHS AND DEATHS Allen Townsend, 1808 Thicket, Cordia Hickman, 1808 Watkins, Kathleen Johnson, 2550 Lawrenc Marcus, Tiree, 2549 Jelllette- Dallas Tuberculosis Association to Show Pictures **This Hall of Fame Tribute Committee Assesses the Impact of Free to Children, Saturday morning after all.** The committee will also be in charge to any group of people, such as: a request, free during Negro Health Week, a request, free during Negro Health Week, a request, free during Negro Health Week. These desire an engagement to notify Mr. O. E. Wendel, that fellow Hall of Fame Tribute Committee Assesses the Impact of Free to Children, Saturday morning after all.** ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. James W. Thomas 280 Juliette street, announce the marriage of their daughter, Quincy Thomas W. Her Married Birthday Thomas W. Elias School Gies Club consisting of 14 children from an orphanage in Alabama, touring the state un, der the personal management of their principle, Pells Bowson will give their first recital at Bethel A. M. Church corner Coehan and Leonard, Thursday night, April 1. The Club, consisting of a brass band, orchestras and Jubilee singers with male quartet is reported to be the strategist of Juventile entertainers of the race. They appeared at the First Methodist Church South (white) Inst. Sunday night and was well received. They will render a program at Macedonia Baptist church Monday night, April 15th. No admission will be charged, a silver offering will be taken. Millionaire's Wedding And Fashion Supreme The Millionaires' Wedding and and Style Show given Tuesday night, March 23rd at the Palace Theatre was enjoyed by all who witnessed the affair. The program consisted of 16 models in different styles. Mrs. Carry Mrs. Morgan made introductory remarks and in her conclusion presented to the audience the direct, freak Mrs. Vioa Crutefield and her assistant Mrs. J. H. Turner. Many spectators came late and were compelled to try and find places to stand as the seats were all taken and standing room was at a premium. There were deprived of a privilege of taking the seats left away. Those who came early and left as the seats in the picture show, as in the case in the picture show, was also left but held fast to what he had and looked with eager eyes at the spring girls, typical school girls and boys and Japanese girls as they passed in rejuvenation at the attire. The infrequent golf party, sport sayles, street apparel, afternoon dresses, evening wear, all caused many to think of some afternoon outing. The bridget party constituted the final which was beautiful, the pathway stream with spring roses making a carpet for the brides brought to bear realisation. Every number was a rare treat. On March 27, at the Community Center, the club Bills told their in- county meeting. A contest in Burlington,冀北 feature of this meeting. Fifteen girls took part in the quintet, Prizes were awarded as follows: Let's go to the A. J. Field, R. Grove Club, Club, Pinkie Caldwell, Eagleford Club, Chill, Kula, Puller, Rose Hill Club, Pinkie Caldwell, Kula, Puller, Rose Hill Club, Mr. Garrett and Mr. R. A. Frank- In White the judge were out the kindergarten pupils, under the sub- programmed several groups of club members. A county organization was protected. Officers: A. Z. Fields, President-Manine Minner, Let's vice Ines Garret, 2nd vice, Lola Jones, secretary. Pinkie Caldwell, Tras, Kula Public The teacher and program must be the teachers and visitors are present were introduced and given an opportunity to express themselves to the public. The school will demonstration Agent (white) was present, also in her remarks she conmended the work that was be- ing by the school and unions was proved to be the girl that they had wonderful opportunities and beared them to realize that their homes and lives passage. The fireflies and sample packages of minute Topicoa was distributed to all who were fleasers. There were the old-time group of the date of the most Countess Club's meeting will announced later. CONVALISCENT Mrs. M. J. Well of 2621 Trinidad M. is gradually improving from a middled heart attack. Her sister Mrs. R. Culman of Cleveland, Chile is her daughter. Mrs. W. Well of 2621 Grand Haiti on his mistress Benjamin Pine. After after after, informed he had Mr. W. Well leaves Wednesday in Paris his work. Mr. W. North Texas. 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 scandal side of leaves that she merits. These score our last Grand Lodge was such a sheet of sheets will be handed to the transcriber queen that the Grand retainer, who will and the per cent feature and the author of average in each point. The Princess annuity feature and the author of average in each point. The Princess may In the case, ask the loyal Queen will be declared the Queen, older, both the name and winn- justice and is fair to all alike. Last Saturday evening at the tuition. This school is doing great Colleman, north fall, more than work for the colored youth of the city. The close-hall to witness a review, by Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Johann, the Okeechobee record artist. The Okeechobee record program R. State R. State. Have moved into the hall and to enjoy an evening of dance-nectar presented homes at 33rd Rd. Florida Landmark Orchestra. The Okeechobee purchased through the Billy Ireland Prairie president of the Okeechobee. The faculty Realty Co. 1888 and Company president overrated State R. State, the maker of the beautiful to be present at this affair, among other things. The Okeechobee will be members of the R. State R. State. William H. Thompson who, live in the park and city, will be the guest speaker. Mr. and Mrs. W. Wright, Dullie Commissioner, will be for gardens in order to Hon. Chay. A. Griffin, state reserve, help lower the high cost of vegetation. teach the point economy. With that and in view, we have made over 100 points that will be rightly addressed in what we believe that you are in. The rules and regulations are being sent out sufficiently early so that no Court or Lodge may say that a中华民国法院 will be appointed to the place of the court or the place of the court. Remember that your local lodge has an opportunity to profit financially as well as the probable honor of having your princess elected to the place of the court. May I say, if it is a distinguished honor indeed to be heralded abroad and all over your state as Queen of the Knights of Pithak and Courta of Cajambra, it brings social distinction and honor to you. You may be sure of it, he given a trip to the Supreme Lodge. Don't you think that is a prime worth working for? It can be done and it will be done, if you will follow our law. Did you have a beautiful ear of Texas? You who won first prize in the Field Day Parade at Louisville last summer? How would you like to be the Queen of Texas? That parade is a great deal more than you can do in Chicago next summer? You can be the queen if you make up your mind. H U E S S Any city, village, or community where there is a K of P. Lodge, or Court of Calcasis, is allowed to be the queen of Texas. You are the same place, however. (We offer a suggestion at the end of this communication as to how the local lodges may select their Princess and practically secure her expense money to Galveston.) The Judges shall be appointed by the Grand Chancellor. In order to remove any name that may be partial, the Princess will be given a name that is not part of the program and will have points and percentage based on the scores she gets, a score sheet, and their will be presented to the program the per cent she be given. YOURS B W Don't forget Charlotte Couture, April 11th by the Excelsior Art Club, Dunning High. THE HOME-MAKERS INDUCTION TRIAL SCHOOL Community Center will do her bit in need for Health, Work, and their instructors, given a visit to the workshop, April 11th under the Super-Worker, Mrs. Hodge, they have a visit to the awarded, young women who is engaged in Our Health program will be car, Tuesday night. A book讲座 Don't forget Charleston Contest April 30th given by the Excelbelle Marcros Art Club, Humming Bird Hall. CHICAGO ILLINOIS One Big Night At Colleen Last Saturday evening at the Colleen, north hall, more than 4,000 people crowded into the west wing of the Ohio Record artists to hear the Ohio Record artists to hear and to envision an evening of dancing to the strains of the Ohio Record artists were introduced by Mr. S. C. McCormick. The Ohio artists were introduced by Mr. S. C. McCormick. The points to be judged and the maximum per cent each is strengthened to: (a). Costumes: Shall be made of any material the Princess chooses except silks, creps de chines, georgietica, satins or velvets. Score, 29 per cent. (b). Personal Appearances: Natural and attractiveness shall be the standard. Avoid excessive use of make-up, cig. Score 20 per cent. (c). Stage: Department: Mass and graces of carriage, pols and self control, Score, 20 per cent. (d). Stage: Dating: This has reference to mads, escorts. Attendants, heralds or any other characters You may use in displaying yourself. No article of stage decoration, no epical seat or anything of that nature will be permitted. The Director will appoint a person to address the stage. (Attendants are not essential) they can be used at the discretion of the Princess. Where none are used the per cent. will be changed so that your score will be equal.) Score your score. (e) Princess Popularity Contest: Each Princess will be introduced on the opening night of the Grand Lodge and the Popularity Contest explained. Each Princess will be given an equal number of votes to sell. She may sell these votes until 8 p.m. of the day of the contest. If she sell all the votes given out, she will receive the maximum score. 20 per cent. **Important** Your plan for helping to Fight the HIV/AIDS Crisis Lodge. **An Illustration of How the Scoring Will Be Done** **Lessons** A note about similar to this modem: The logging under this system can be done in the system that has a certainty of justice to all occu- nances. A beautiful living life with her daughter was done last year. This is your year. You can canvass a place later through, we hope to carry out a new year visit next year. We can continue following the a- mountance and corporation of the place. The March with the Heated plates. We will be there with you. We the Surgeon Chancellor and the present the Queen and her nephew then follow. Further information you please direct with dir. K. E. Teresa who has been manager of the Queen's Hospital, G. W. C. Gulenstein. A. R. K. A. West Brooklyn. Hon. president of the Club and Jamaica administration of the Club and Jamaica. Dawson Bedroom Lodge No. 44. Title A- throat. F. D. Dawson Bedroom Lodge No. 44. Title F. D. Dawson Bedroom Lodge No. 44. Title F. D. Dawson Bedroom Lodge No. 44. Title Mrs. Allen Clark, 6149 Prairie Avenue, who underwent a successful operation at Provident Hospital, is improving slowly and expects to be removed to home in a short time. Marshall Council A. U. K. and D. A. met on last Saturday evening at Balley's Hall, 3658 S. State St., and held a very interesting meeting. The Joint Building Association of U. B. F. and B. M. T. is bending every effort in working out plans by which they hope to obtain a building in this city as the future home of the order. Rev. J. W. McDaniel, pres. of Enterprises Institute, 514 Aldine Square, has recently returned from a trip through Wisconsin. Many area and southern Illinois in interest of the interest of the Institution. This school is doing great work for the colored youth of the middle-west. Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Jonham, who lived for some time at 3158 S. State St., have moved into their newly erected home at 33rd St. and Perry Avenue, which sites they purchased through the Balley Realty Co. The ferry Reality Co. 3288 S. State St., the maker of the beautiful escurbs of Morgan Park, is offering to members of the Race who live in the park and, city proper, hundreds of lots free to be used for gardens in order to 100 THE McMILLAN SAN MODERN EQUIPMENT FOR G AND SPECIAL SU "NOW OPEN TO THE Efficient Attendance Corner Hall and State Streets W. R. McMillan Consult PHONE U-5191 SUMMER SE Tuskegee Normal and Ind Ten Weeks: June 7, to First Term: June 7, Second Term: July 12 Congress leading to the Junior Colle- gence, Business Reaction, Mechanical Arts, All State Certificates extended and rename- ed to the Southern Railway R. R. MOTON, Principal BIG EASTER SALE N R. D. LOCKE DRY C THE McMILLAN SANITARIUM EQUIPMENT FOR GENERAL MED AND SPECIAL SURGERY "NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC" Efficient Attendance in All Lines All and State Streets W. R. McMillan Consultant Surgeon TE U-5191 DALLAS SUMMER SESSION Wakegee Normal and Industrial Institute On Weeks: June 7, to August 14, 19 First Term: July 7, to July 10 Second Term: July 12, to August 1 In Elementary, High School, Junior College, In Education, Mechanical Arts, Articulture and Certificate extended and renewed. Reduced course leading to the Junior College Diploma in Articulture. Southern Passenger Association Association. Southern Passenger Association Association. E. C. ROBE OTON, Principal E. C. ROBE EASTER SALE NOW ON AT R. D. LOCKE DRY GOOD STORE THE MARKET STREET MUSEUM MODERN EQUIPMENT FOR GENERAL MEDICINE AND SPECIAL SURGERY "NOW OPEN TO THE FUBLIC" Efficient Attendance in all Lines 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, Middle School, Junior College, and Vocational allege offered, in the Junior College Diploma, in Education, Business Practice, Mechanical Arts, Agriculture and Home Economy. Certificate extended and reduced. Reduced round trip rate. 2650 Elm Street Just received truck wild or Ramonage, Men's Women's and Children Clothing. Also lots of men's suits. Come see our prices. Suits $1.00 up. Just received big amount of Baby and Misses White Easter Dress, 25 cents and 50 cents. 2650 ELM STREET ```markdown ``` FRAZIER FURNITURE COMPANY LIKE A MAGNET DALLAS EXPRESS ADS Attract the Attention of THE BUYING PUBLIC BE CON Phone H-0053 Phone LET ME BE YOUR DIRECT COMMUNITY DRUG STO S. T. Williamson, Jr., Prop. Superior Delivery Allen at Juliette St. H.0053 Phone M LET ME BE YOUR DIRECTOR COMMUNITY DRUG STORE S. T. Williamson, Jr., Prop. Superior Delivery Allen at Juliette St. Dallas Her Have it, Will Get It, or it isn't Phone H-0053 Phone H-8866 LET ME BE YOUR DECEMBER COMMUNITY DRUG STORE; S. T. Williamson, Jr., Prop. Superior Delivery Allen at Juliette St. Dallas, Texas "I Either Have it, Will Get It. It or it isn't Made." Try Madam B. Sampson's Mentholow Hair System Guaranteed to FLOW BAL. on MAIN STREET. Must account for odor. Must accompany officer. 12.48 am B. SAMPON. THE MASTERSHIP LOVE, Co. OVERSEE BAL. 10.00 am. BAL. 12.48 am. BAL. 12.48 am. H. SAMPON. Manager. 8226 Bryan St. Phony N-8007. Dallas, Texas SANITARIUM FOR GENERAL MEDICINE SURGERY TO THE PUBLIC" Advance in all Lines Consultant Surgeon DALLAS TEXAS S E S S I O N And Industrial Institute July 7, to August 14, 1926 June 7, to July 10 July 12, to August 14 School, Junior College, and Vocational College. Diploma. In Education, Articulture and Home Economics. Renewed. Reduced round trip rate. Paid by Amount Awarded. WITHIN AMOUNT INFORMATION. E. C. ROBERTS, Dir. SALE NOW ON AT DRY GOOD STORE REFRIGERATORS OF ALL KINDS NEW AND USED Phone Y-4605 $5.95 and Up --- BE CONVINCED Phone H-8866 Y DRUG STORE; Jenson, Jr., Prop. or Delivery St. Dallas, Texas Get It, or it Isn't Made" SOCIAL & PERSONAL SMART SET COMPANY ENTERTAINED BY WELL KNOWN FORMER PICTURE SHOW OWNER The gulties that was employed by those who attended the\}\(^{1}\) present time of the La France, which was fully to the tunes of Jazz and rendered by the Dustocked Five and the Hired Hand regretted very much that they had all the fair dummies for a douchill. And true to the time of French vanity room was furnished by Mrs. P. L. Pitts, but now most who put them to the same place, the new in the way of the hired-hand in the inawing of the HONORING TRENTS ORCHESTRA HONORING TRENTS ORCHESTRA Midway City, New York, September with Edith E. Foley, Editor, Sunday Broadway, New York, September with John H. Great, with rising styles. Board of Directors of Dickson Colored Orphanage Meets The board of directors of the Dickson Colored Orphanage meet on the Hopey Coke Museum in Dickson, New York. The following resolution offered to the board of directors of the Dickson Colored Orphanage, Dallas, December 6, 1975, where "Where My Mam Hanger is found." By Stewart Dallas by the Stewart Dallas by Gerald A. Perrie The report of Sage Dickson was read and the following response was received from the board of directors thanks for the寄来的 renders and the feedback following the report. We will be continued a member of Resolution unanimously adopted by the board of directors W. M. Barrett Tranman M. R. L. H. H. H. R. L. H. H. acting, serving Texas Towns GARHISON-Rev. D. W. Bldger pastor-of Sweet Union- Baptist church was on the scene. Sunday but owing to the inflemeency of the weather the services were hot as well as attended as usual, and the financial result was not so good; however the spiritual interest was high. Quite a deal of sickness is reported at this writing, Mr. Nathaniel, and Miss. Nonah J. Allen have been very ill for more than a week with influenza, but are reported some better at this writing. In Little Hills, Almo Allen is reported very pick with pneumonitis, Mr. Tomm's. Pianas J. J. is also reported very slow sick. With pneumonitis Mrs. Dalla Founcher, Wh. Rev. P. H. Bldger offered a has been confined to the bed. J. Board of Directors of Dickson Colored Orphanage Meets The board of directors of the Dickinson Colored Orphanage met at 6 o'clock in the office of Mr. Henry Coke, American Exchange Bank. The Board of officers were called. The following respondents were called: W. L. Dickinson, Members, Henry, Coke, Hall, Reese, R. Allen, Wichita Falls, J. A. Kemp, Wichita Falls, Ernest Tennant, Dallas, Hugh E. Brother, Dallas, E. D. Smith, Dallas, W. H. Hogartia, Dallas, H. L. Stewart Dallas, by press, J. T. Howard, Dallas, H. L. Stewart, Dallas, R. A. Ferris, and W. M. Watson. The report of the Post-Wickson was read and filed. The following officers were elected: Rev. J. A. C. Osborne, Vanderbilt, Pastor, First Baptist Church, 21-meter Texas was elected president of the board of directors; 1st Vice President, R. A. Brown, 2nd Vice president, Reese, K. Allen; 3rd Vice president, Mayor, L. Haylock, 4th Vice president, J. H. Kirby, Houston, W. H. Ray, Dallas, Mr. R. T. T. T. of the Board of Directors. The appointment of a gwarteity secretary was approved by the board. The new position committed to be proposed of Menzies W. C. Proctor for Varest Teyant will Ranger and W. L. Dickson was reappointed to secure information. The date over the T. and P. Rattown for the excursion to the institution for the purpose of inspection with view to improving the institution's budget of $200,000 was approved. Plans are being put forward to begin the reappointment. April 1946, The subservient list was begun by the board of directors. Mr. Hossain S. Allen $200,000, Mr. P. Rarele H. Jones, Honestul $100,000, Mr. Maro Pansert Galvagon, $500,000, Mr. W. Willa, Dallas, $190,000, Mr. T. Kessington, Dallas, $100,000. Colored Knights of Prithas, $500,000. The campaign merges in full on April 1st. We are behind $2,000,000 in maintenance. We have other outstanding debts at the bank of $100,000 that must be paid within the next 80 days; 24 children to feed and clothe; 21 employees to THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1926 reported able to be up. Brother Magnolia seminary. Excellent see. Friday night to on a drive. Hewlett-Hahn is also reported very well. Hewlett was at Hospelworth church. Bring your names for the Hewlett-Hahn kick. The Senior high school teacher, Hey K. M. Drive prepaired with of Dallas in the city visiting the school of the school Friars Prison. A family, gram at the school Friars Prison. Night. The 2nd Quarterly Concert will convene with Central Polite C. M. E. church the 10th last. Mrs. Cook Deputy for the II H. O. J. is to visit this Court Monday the 18th, It will cause the Express news to be more interested to all concerned. If each one having news to appear in the Paper would report to the reporter on the express or heart felt哀伤力. Go out to your receive it. The Editor will not send the Express on terms. BAY CITY—City. O. J. Alexander N. Y. P. L. making a rapid speed under the leadership of Mrs. M. A. Swanay, president, Miss Ortha N. Nelson Secretary. Mr. Sam Williams pressed out of this world of the two-day morning. $230 a. m. He was arrived by a wife. Mrs. M. Williams and a host of relents and moes friends. Based on the report of under the auspices of U. F. Our Sunday and pay for his Express so heart felt哀伤力. Go out to your receive it. The Editor will not send the Express on terms. They who are in mourning for their loved ones. God doeth all things for the best. C. J. E. BETHYSE—Member, of the Royal and Art Club spent a de零售的 afternoon. Friday. March 1st at the home of Mrs. Willie Brown at 214 Grand View St. Prices went to Mrs. H. Pollard who received a beautiful green boudoir petal still on for-h众, the R. and Art club have give a dinner on March 1st at the home of Mrs. Geo. Bell. East First St. The R. and Art club will give a plice on Good Friday on Oak Hill. The members are all smiles over their new president. Mrs. I. Willie Stone CHAPEL HILL—On account of Wm. D. Johnson, D. D. and Dr. rain, services poorly attended Sunday, 11. 8. Johnson of Corstigan was in day, though Rev. W. H. Hicka was the city on business with Dr. J. L. at his post. On Tuesday evening, Rev. General deaths here. Mrs. 8th inst. Mrs. Hattie J. Hazley J. L. Johnson lost a cousin of passed away after an illness of Dennon a few days ago, she left one week. The end came peaceful as a host of friends, butbar and children around her bedside. For a fiveyear's reunion, she had to visit her father Wednesday at St. John A. M. E. church of which she had been a loyal and faithful member for thirty six years. She had served as a member on the Stewards of the Winnipeg. DEWEVYHILL—A heavy rain fell last Tuesday, Born to Mrs. Victoria Jones. Tuesdays another set of twin boys. Only one of the CALVERT—The following are wrestling with the fly: Mrs. Jones, Mrs. K. E. Alexander, Mrs. P. Woodard, Mrs. Row, Miss Chas, Drennan, E. P. Bonner, Mrs. Mary Anderson, Mrs. Willie Salter, Mrs. Minne Aberry, Mrs. Richard Bradley, and Daugherty. era, Mrs. G. A. Henry and Mrs. C. M. Baynle, Mr. E. Bible and wife R. Tear. Miss Lula Lane one of our County teachers spent fun. day in the city the guest of her sister, Mrs. P. L. Payne. The best dance of Mrs. Hill was completely destroyed by fire Tuesday night Mrs. A. I. Jackson and daughter little Miss Armantha left Sunday for College, Station to be present at the fall of. Rev. W. P. Jackn. in the church. Mrs. Blummer Coop. or of Houston was a visitor of her parent, Mrs. and Mrs. Crane play. Matthew Horkles of Baileyville anent Saturday in the city John Floyd of Dallas spent Sunday in the city and left Sunday, Bob Boney of Spring Hill spent Saturday in the city, Burrell Club No 4 of Mt. Casalan Community had their annual meeting at St. Paul M. R. church, Rev. McNelson president, taking in quite a three number during the drive, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Horkles spent the day visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fox, Ross, Ferry Taylor of Mr. Morish Baptist church Community spent Saturday in the city visiting his daughter who is attending the Calvert High school R. Bible of Elm Wood r.g.n.g. was in Saturday shopping St. Paul M. E. church. Monday March 7th. 8. began and ended in fine shane. II glock service will be long remembered. New A. D. Holden pastor who is just recovering from an attack of "fever" preached a soul stirring sermon. The Ladies Aid Society of the church has already ordered 25 gallon of pauper to salute the church and preach a soul stirring sermon. Sunday might to a large congregation at the Church of God. Mrs. Miller and the children were present. Mrs. Class A. Wade is still at the bedside of her father. Mr. Hardaway, the real estate man of Houston. All County schools are open. Friday at Hammond, Prof. P. D. Batts, Manager. Mrs. Cafe Mitchell, Nee Sapp died at her brother's home last Friday after many years. The Odd Fellows and Ruth Jones of Calvert, and Victim voted Greeters of Greater "Mr. Jimmie Street Baptist Church, Dr. J., H. Hin, D. D., Pastor, "The Church That Leads." NOW SWEDON—Services was well attended at all churches Sunday. The Priests Art Club is defined mostly by Mrs. Carris Dillon of All-Ill, Mrs. Price of Temple, Mrs. Price of Temple, and Mrs. T. A. Hamilton of Brownwood. Mrs. B. A. Hamilton of Waco is spending the weekend with her mother and Rev. and Mrs. J. E. White. It is Hester has returned from Coleman and Bun-Baba where he has been working in the future of the E. of Pa. Mrs. E. Howard has returned from Coleman where also has been doing Mission work. Mr. View Lodges No. 52 conferred the Knight rank upon about 22 men last week. Courts also made several. Dr. B. J. Johnson of Lat. will preside at the A. M. E. church March 2nd Mrs. Thomas Franklin of Tarfur is sitting Brownwood her future home. De partures. A. J. Broad to Menard Mr and Mrs. Johnle Mills to Bren-ham, Mrs. Cito Nelson to Temple, and his wife, Mrs. Mary, Mrs. C. H. Henderson, Mrs. Mary Carter, P. A. Backnite and Mrs. J. Karr. THE KILLS FATHERN New Orleans, La, April 1 (A. N. F.)—a confession that she shot and killed her father or has been made to the police by Thelma Dabon, 19 year old girl. The body of Arthur Dabon was found in his home Sunday night with a shot gun in a close proximity. The girl said she shot her father because he collided her for a gun out of the 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 about so that we can be on guard when the germs first attack us. BE WARNED IN TIME What are danger steals? They are Lenses of adult, Continued stealing, Continued or lasting longer than two weeks, Lapse or lasting longer than two weeks, Poverty in the afternoon or evening. If you have any or all of these symptoms, write today for the best tuberculosis doctor you know, or the nearest clinic or health care, and that you have tuberculosis, fill out the application blanks on admission into the hospital in Kerrville, Texas, where you will be given the very best medical attention under care of some of the most experienced and well-equipped hospitals in the South for Colored people. Kerrville is said to be one of the best tuberculosis resorts in America. The United States Government has a million and a million dollars to pay for the treatment of those who have tuberculosis. This is the only tuberculosis hospital owned and operated exclusively by Colored people in the United States. Send in your application blank today. POS ITIVELY you should move to a climate that is in diverse 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 Cracket ST., San Antonio, Texas REV. I. A. STYLER, D. D., Gen1 Supt. ANNOUNCEMENT We wish to announce that the North-Dallas Club is now open under new management and open for engagements, SPECIAL TO ALL CLUBS Meetings, Dances, Banquets, private and Public parties Professional Directory Office Hours: 10 to 12 a.m. PHONES: 800-755-8000 DR. Russell H. Troter MIDDLE EAST SUMMARY Office Typhoon Temple Gt Hospitol, Dallas, Texas DR. G. W. MAISE, Dentist Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. PHONES: 800-755-8000 Plaza 101, BIRDY, Dallas, Texas With Dr. D. W. BIRDY, Dallas, Texas 666 McKinney St., Dallas, Texas Res. 104 Lattner St., Dallas, Texas PHONES: 800-755-8000 Hrs. U.-C. Green 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. PHONES: 800-755-8000 6:00 to 8 p.m. DR. Wm. GREEN Physicians and Surgeons McMillin Sanitarium, Dallas, Texas A. B. WELLS Attorney and counselor at Law 121 Fifth Street, Dallas, Texas 12-4-89 DR. C. W. 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WILEY COLLEGE SUMMER SCHOOL AND SUMMER NORMAL WILLEY COLLEGE SUMMER SCHOOL AND SUMMER NORMAL OPENS JUNE 6TH Summer School Constitutes Full Quarter's Work By special arrangement, students to may complete their study in two summers residence attendance. For detailed information, write the The same high grade teaching personal used in regular session is presented. Students of Wiley will continue to receive every progressive ad- mission course offered by the college. But the other offers in those conditions that tend to reflect upward A degree in foreign education and the law percentage of full-time quality of work done by students as a result of a commitment from fewer than four students will have Write immediately for free buildup of information about courses, examinations and other information. M. W. DOGAN, President, Marshall, Texas. RUMMAGE SALE 2644 M.E. Street WILLY COLLEGE SUMMER SC HOOL AND SUMMER NORMAL OPENS JUNE 6TH. Summer School Constitutes Full Quarter's Work By special arrangement, students will complete yearly study in two summers residence attendance. For detailed information, write the instructor. The same high grade teaching personal used in regular session is students of Wiley will continue to receive every progressive admittance, but the school offers no induction that need to reflect upon students' progress in enrollment and the low percentage of failures in quality of work done by students as a result of a competent teaching. Write immaculate for free bulletin of information about courses. M. W. DOGAN, President, Marshall, Texas. 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 MUTUAN BE NEFIF ASSOCIATION Dallas, Texas P. EXCISIOR MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION We pay death salaries to the bearer. Any person desiring 000 representation, call or email the thin Trouble, 2128 Elm St. No. 8 will receive H. Strickland, Frees, S. Cofield, Sec'y. The fact that the resources of tremendous resources were only available to the institution will mean that the institution will have high diploma, means tremendously latency. And there again, as in the case of the university, the institution will have high diploma will be able only to do business as that institution. The amount of revenue that the institution will have is enormous. The amount of revenue that the institution will have is enormous. conditions, the curricular anode of *The study of the advanced order that order can be re-invented in needs and their change to meet well-being of those contribution remain for the necessity of the proper amount of the amount has caused it to be... It means after they have become effective that Narran schools, which are de- and of making excuses for their having the proper amount of carefully, they are now able to have a condition which are striving to re-enforce which does not now tolerate for those expe- upon which but will still be able to have a friend at court with swain- in that is a remarkable that the power conditions. It means among others of our that within the state three, as an group. We already know in non-neat methods has caused the proper wate- er effect us in which we have been before before in. In feet, the attin- tion, then we refocus to prepare when the goal of the goal by the Pathanah is preparation will prepare and be such. But MEMBER NATIONAL NEGRO PRESS ASSOCIATION Published every Saturday Noting in the Year at 7:00 PM SWAT AVENUE. Entered at Post Office at Dal- line, Texas, on second-class ma- terial Act of Congress, March 1878. The Dallas Express Subscriptions in Advance 1 Year ..... 82.20 6 Months ..... 1.25 8 Months ..... 75 hinge Copy ..... 55 Foreign Advertising Representative W. B. Hiff Company, 600 South Dearborn St., Chicago, IL. W. B. Hiff Company, 402 Mason Bldg., New York St., New York, NY. Notice to The Public Any arrows reflection upon the character, standing or repose, are often represented by a poration which may appear in the columns of THE DALLAUG EXPRESS. The arrows afferced by these have been brought to the attention of the publishers. THE DALLAS EXPRESS THE DALLA5 EXPLORER has never holstied the white rather, neither has it been disgraced by the yellow streak. It is not afflicted with the flannel mouth. It is a plate, every day, sensible, conservative newspaper, which turns no small to catch the glazing heaviest film no doubt? Flag is prefecano a peatation no bread as our country. Its love of even handed justice covers all the territory seconded by the human race. This is pretty high ground, but we live in it and are growing. Hops of the press came up and stood with us. This ground is baby. OUR FIRST MILLIONAIRE ORGANIZATION Announcement was made at the annual ceremony of the Knights of Pythias and of the Daughters of Catania that the combined resources of the two organization totalled more than a million dollars. And that announcement was made throughout the state at the time. For as the Express has been able to determine, it represents the first Negro organization of the size of any kind to reach the millionaire class. Nor has it yet been found that at any time in the past an organization of our group has existed within the state which had such elegant resources. The renching of this goal appears to be the purpose to be achieving short of material, not only for a fraternal order but for the race as a whole because it indicates both the possibilities in a financial way of organized effort and it opens up completely new possibilities for all other organizations of all sorts which depend for their success upon the support of the public. Up until now if has been hard-for members of the race to think a million dollars to say nothing of actually coring to the point that they amass and control it. Has therefore, especially in our organized委员会 forgetting or ignoring the insensibility of the leaders the group in an economic way which were involved in the existence of such groups. An here there is reason to be thankful for the judgment of that order. In putting at his head an executive with the more practical mind which has allowed him to leave the haven, paths of fraternalism and to branch out into ways which have proven more generally beneficial and have brought the whole group into a new day in the handling of their funds. it a practice which includes rep- procedure is of course the realization for wealth - co-operative of intelligence and is - compulsory; executive authority; security; and efficient service and so efficient. In thus ordering to set rules and then making preparation Provo College can be so doubt that but these gives much frustration organization. And though the Polymaths are may well point the whole race to the first to reach the millionaire a faculty for providing for the rulers, the tremendeous strife which will prove profitable. or property. **SEEM:** that their action to preamble the paper against the paper was the legitimate procedure of precedent for the league. It believes that their action to preamble the paper against the paper will be successful in gathering others to follow. It is a weak preamble to the paper, and it is confident that this preamble is made most bitterly against the paper. **Express:** uneasy a few Sunday newspapers guarantee an accurate knowledge of how preamble in the hibernation speaks on the *Sacrifice life* other that has been followed up until now. It hopes that all of his arguments in his argument on the story other that has been followed up until now. It hopes that all of his possessions from the book in so far as information will be known may not conflict with his kins guilments of such practitioners. That Poro College is aware of this movement is indicated by the fact that all of the laws passed in the several states have been read carefully and the curricula of that institution have been changed to meet the needs of the population. added to the millionaire hat and that in just such proportion, the reputation of the race in the state will be bettered and that those who have had the forethought to become associated with such or gunitions will be placed in strengthened financial positions. The Express, in congratulating the all the Pythians on their remarkable progress at the same time, congratulates all of the other orders of the states which are showing progress of the same sort and expresses the hope that they may soon be listed in millionaire column; for it realises that the more numerous the those millions work efficiently for the benefit of the group generally THE BUSINESS LEAGUE MAKES A SURVEY Several weeks ago, The Express told of the reorganization of the Dallas branch of the National Branch of the American Association of the Hope that it would begin to function more in accordance with the hope that it would begin to indicate that it had in former times been the announcement of the infusion of that organization to new non-profit organizations in the city before attempting to determine the elimination would be. And now its representatives are so accustomed to the find, number, and well as the total amount of busiest days by each during the year that they are duly elected by the authority in the league to attenuate the organization of allied organizations to that these groups may deal with their common problems and discuss them at the same time present uniform prices for the services. It appears to The Express that this method of attacking the position of making the business league really function in this way has many things to commend to those who will be affected by it. And the survey will read a series to the group. In, we have cannot now be completed determined. It will give to many more of the race a sort of information about themselves who they have not had beforeto me. It will indicate the existence of certain conditions of which we may now aware. It will place those who would come into the city for the purpose of invest to accurate information as to the possibility of the city as a cation for their projects, for as it is needed to determine from the knowledge of the organization now in existence. And will indicate the way in which it has been an effect on the business concerns to get these business concerns to greater prosperity. The Express is pleased to note the specific method of procedure of the league. It believes that it will be successful to gather the information now sought as it is confident that this method of procedure will more near guarantee an accurate knowledge of how to proceed in the betterment of Negro business than a other that has been followed until now. It hopes that all these to whom the representa-tions in search of information are seen in the effort enough merit warrant the speedy and res-proffer of the information and the business league deserves succeed in a large way. To method of going about the has much to command it. PREPARATION VERSUS AGGREGATION and discriminates indicators there has been the out of the country to male-dressing business that the male-dressing business passed measures indicating the inquitments of such excavations this government is indicated by a inquitments in the several states have been regulated of that institution has been changed to meet the regulation requirements of that institution they cannot THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1926 PREACHMENTS, SOME PREACHING AND OUR PRACTICE Two weeks ago a committee of ministers came to the office of The Express to complains about an editorial in which a statement was made in regard to a group of men who had, according to roe port, obtained one of the municipal auditoriums by making a case. They said that they had supposed to have proven not strictly true. They felt that, since they had promoted an affair a few night previous to the issuance of that article, they were due an apology from the management of the Express took the position that since no names were called, no dates were mentioned, and no definite information. Leading to the pointing out of any persons in the matter, had been given out, as a result of the public interest, had been wrong was not in place. It did, however, of course its columns to those ministers for any statement which they chose to make but they refused the offer. It appears that they went instead to the place where they were going to a statement appearing in a daily paper of this city, assured him of their friendship and rather gave the impression that "a local Negro paper" was attempting to set up trouble between the races. The Express does not comment upon the fact that the report for that daily was probably in error in his report to his paper, several of these infidelists went into their patrols on the following days. They were not in their people about the paper, saying that it had chased them with graft and urging those of their members who read it to die continue their absorption. They called the Express by name of the first of these ministers for their native it preemmer that they acted with a full knowledge of what they were doing. But it rather won't do what they do. affairs in regard to or not they may be made by the said person of The Most High, His Ministers, when they demand as it is scens "an eye for an eye," after real or fancied, and "a tooth for a tooth." Somewhere in Holy Writ, and they asked the management of this paper if they were Christians, these words appear: "Resist not evil but whoever shall smite thes on thy right cheek, turn to him the other also." And also have seen words to this effect; "and now abideth faith, hero, and charity, but the greatest of these is charity." Also we find, "charity suffereth long and is kind, doth not behave herself unseemly," in not easily provoked, thus, "and even, even, may be so." And on we might go in quotation of passages from The Book from which these ministers are supposed to preach on Sunday which seem to prove, note that we say SEEM, that their action in preachins asalct the paper was not in accordance to that Christian principle which they were others to follow. "It is a well known fact that one of those who preached most bitterly against The Expres, only a few Sunday's. In addressing a greadest class spoke on "The Sacrifice" life, basing his argument on the story of Abraham, who was willing to prove all of his possessions that he might not conflict with his kinsman Lot saying "let there be no strife between me and thee, between my hordomen and thy herdsmen." The Express urged these ministers to use its columns in defending themselves against what they were pleased to call "charges which affected them with their membership." It felt that since the injury, it was, had been done them with their members, through The Express, they might correct the impression through the same medium. But instead, they went to the mayor and from there, whether they wished it or not, to the "whites" with this matter which concerned only them and their own folks. The result of their conference was published in a white daily, whether the report was correct or not. The Express does not attempt to say, it hopes however that that report was not correct for it would dislike extremely to feel Radio Topics --- DOES BING A NEGRO CONDONE NEDIORCHITY? All persons of our race who are present to be writers—or as we say nowadays, aspire to "literary, self-expression"—should read and process an editorial in the March issue of "Opportunity"—under the head of "A Note on the New Literary Movement." We say all who are present to write, because the article is directed especially to them. But there is really no branch of modern activity in the new writing of the period, as we think of method as a whole. The刊行者 and warnings of the article will not apply. These of us who are in a position to compare the literary output of both white and Colored people in the same words as in the other, are, however, a collection of teachers, professional men and women and even professionals, now all too well have well founded news the misstings and the scheme of the writer in "Opportunity." Concerning this new literary "For if this awakening is to be a sound, which will express our deepest sorrow, we must be prepared from the short-limited axes of our own minds, and proceed to the most mature writers, have fully arrived from the past, and have been brought to the present, with pledge and dedication to the task of enlightening by instruction, a degree of intelligence for normal records of short, but of intense, life, of intense change, continuation of the mind, which we have emptied of the old, and which we have filled with new motion. What the writer must by his own efforts be able to accomplish, is still a popular." CRYSTAL RECEIVERS STILL POPULAR (Claro, Engineer) Here in America, where the sea-purity of the ocean is well-developed, the习近世多贡的reveling has for-lorned reception, we likely to lose sight of the fact that the low-lyi crystal receiver is still in many respects, one of the best in the world. In the younger days of radio, when everyone went through the crystal state the advantages of the crystal state were better known. In the present day, when many people start out to the game with a three or four tube outfit, there are more crystal receivers than in the past. On a very serious receiving set, to these the complexity, economy, and clear resistibility of a good crystal set would prove a revocation. In the late 19th century are all现代化, personal listeners are all power-fives per cent of those listeners use crystal receiving sets. Even in the northern American cities, well-constructed crystal reception to thousands of Nationals Radio Increases Cable Competition deceased, estimates, companies are being organized to compete with the companies for a share of the commercial radi-omatic business stations are being completed which will inspire direct radio communication. In the late 19th century, the电话 and land, by June, according to reports to the Department of Commerce by Slimer O. Pauly, of Melbourne, Australia. Present communication between Australia and Canada will be natural. Direct radio communication be found to be inexplicable, but the power of the wireless station at the time being regularly received by the Japanese. - Radio communication is expected to give the radio service time prior to the completion, as it is possible to use a much higher speed of transmission by radio than by the cable. - Large Radio Networks from United States. - The usually large radio exports from U.S. for the month of January amounted to $1,377,000. Canada was the largest customer, her share amounted to $10,630. Japan, which is the lowest in the country, is increasing in radio comes next to Canada with purchases of where the charis. If it may be so called was by impurity only, it is like forgiveness and since it never did feel that they had injured it. It naturally has that fair breast! Come in in the door. One buys tell your troubles to your own folks and do all of your arduous tasks. You do not concern any "white folks" but all you concern to you. Who can conspaint about it? The Impress contends that it is surely Christian. "Chuckle Column" APRIL DATE—TWO KINGS (Seen: Aly Dory) (Character: Young Swearmaker!) Who—Drew, it's a man! He'll hit a text. Here we are on the onlooking side. Here get your aways, little idolates stick and then, more owl, call 60 (Chauses of sighing as he gout- self if it falls here too, only) 61 (Chauses of sighing as he gout- self if it falls here too, only) 62 (Character-Married Couple) 63 THE MIRROR PUBLIC OPINION later paragraphs, a short extract may make the matter reasonably plain. He says: "One very good example of the acceptance of this double standard is the belief of certain of our present writers, who have made a very significant difference in uncompulsory, and that there is a sufficient virtue and being the best. Some writer. They have of notable interests, yet others who have not, the commoner would be lost in the occupation of the world. "True does the writer say that this notion 'does an element of grave danger in it,' but only for the better. It is not only for the better, because it is not only for the most professional and notorious. "Surely everyone with our cross who is willing to speak frankly must admit that as a general proposition we do not demand our expectee, and we do not expect the higher. We are not the better workers, and we are not the least workers, and we are not the least of our race. There are not only our best, but the rule is what we have sifted." "Lack of opportunity is often effected on us, because we are learning much in order to make a more positive point. But in very many cases, especially, no so pure." "It is not possible, though, to explain the many students in our first class the many students in our first class the most not to do not 'to catch their way." What advantage we, what additional opportunities, have any sudden way to reach schools? "But we do students, especially, because that matter, our professors, and others, show results, and we are not able to write students and teachers, similarly placed. If not, why not?" Washington Tribune Audio Topics Australia — $25,000. Inc. United British Columbia — $14,000. Vehicle — $24,000. Audio culture by Kidz. The General Electric Station KOA of Denver, Colorado, has been a member of original music contracts for more than 50 years. It has recently started an innovation of voice culture source by KOA secured the services of Mr. John C. Wilcox, widely known as a music master and an authority on voice culture. Lessons are given in the course of the course, includes lessons on breathing, resonance, correct dilation, and all of the fundamentals. It is not expected that these radio lessons will develop a sudden drop of singer, but if it is hoped that the instruction of the author is the most will prove a valuable supplement to the instructions of local teachers in small portions throughout the country. The central goal of KOA and the power and quality of its broadcasting will bring theulsary of the most of the way it works and principles of vocal education with, in the reach of thousands of listeners. Copyright 1928 by The Eannel-Brown Corporation. Chicago. Radei Questelms and Answers (Dr. Cherill will be glad to help you to see your radio problems. Write him in care of this the paper) Q.Q.I. The Radio-Brown Telephone a 2 volt storage battery from a 6 volt automobile generator. Ana.—It will be necessary, if the generator is operated at normal speed to run a two or three shim restation in series with the storage unit to keep the charging current from being too high. P.O. M. A. N. Nexter "Dece the publicity of the headphone terminal make any difference in a crystal receiver" Ana:—I make no difference in a crystal ear. Q=N. R. says: "I have just finished building a three-tube set up, one state of tuned in. I am得到有效控制. I say disappointed because the set does not take more sharply. What are the most probable reasons for the lack of selectivity?" As: "The aerial may be too long or it may be too closely coupled to the resolution. The windings and condensers may not be low, too, and perhaps you should use a larger C battery." She—"Onybrevens, John, it's rainin' cats and dogs!" He said: "You don't have to be so notay about it. I ain't blind or uncom- sous!" She—"How are we ever going" to get home? We have no umbrella." Me—"Walk!" she—"Why, you tightward.Go get How would you get the money for joy? How could you make some life in the public? We're here for some Sham: All right, Mr. Smarty, that'll show you a new dress. Sham: Here, come back here! I can't cross the big puddle of water. He—"Jump, ye rummy! Didn't ya see me make it?" The bump-heads in the middle of the body are often referred to they're shocked. If things could be reversed and they're calm, all abrahm that parentage used them before wouldn't the kib? That they wouldn't the kib? That they wouldn't the kib? Were they tell- sure in greater demand than they're in greater demand than applicant forms on the right When it comes to women's styles, words fall up. Next thing we know we'll be reading a thrilling novel account from some foreign corner of the globe, telling us about explorers having unearthed that rarest of all earthly rarities—a "petitioin." Famous Last Limes He has two lovely black spots under his eyes, a flat nose and the sweetest disruption. No, not my husband. My dog Copyright, 1992, by The Bonnet-Brown Corporation, Chicago Hints for the Household The Road To Better Health WHAT ARE OUR YOUNG PEOPLE THINKING ABOUT THEMSELVES Pian for Summer! Fix up and add to your furniture for porch or yard. To do this you do not have to spend a lot of money. Take old furniture of your own or buy second hand kitchen tables and chair, also a few second hand comfortable chairs or setters. Then get busy with your paint brush. You can do wonders with paint. A porch can be made attractive, attractive, attractive. Nicholas Klein, a painted Bistro, would be delighted to be used for a tabular, a couch with a wall, a table with a table, a table with a table, a table with a table, will make your furniture equally well-matched with your furniture. You would look expensive now for Paint-up your tin scale and flooring. Paint up your tin scale and flooring. With your color scheme and treatments, and your color scheme and treatments, and your color scheme and treatments, and your color scheme and treatments, in the good old day, would be in the good old day, would be in the good old To Prevent Cube Molding in Bao Often when one brews a cake with butter and sugar, the butter will be used to melt the sugar. This can be used when the cake is to be served with ice cream. But the butter, first, must be heated to the point where it will separate and the fat will rise to the top fat to crease your cake. The Roast Better Heat Preventing Sacrifice Press By Dr. Arthur L. Huntzer Baked with butter and sugar, the two parts were mixed together in a commercial method for the prevention of sacrilege. This method should prove successful. Should stove pipes be developed, they should prove successful in the field of baking. During the first three years of the United States, the United States Truckload Company, the United States Truckload Company, and the United States Truckload Company, it may be assumed that no cause it may have caused during 1920, 1921, and 1922. In addition to the disease directly directly to the disease a mostly part of the whole who recovered were left with a kidney disease, or, if one heart disease, destiny, or disease, and other serious disorders that profoundly impacted their health and usefulness. In fact, here are some of the currently available cases of a disease, which affects a whole class, a particular class, or a whole class. For example, a Reperciled in terms of duration and counts the loss annually since into the million, stated in terms of burden and estimate. For years the medical profession has been seeking value for some of the concepts and terms of the savages of planet fever. It has been generally accepted for a whole time that the classes to which they apply, though most of them have been of a�terance, were used quite completely particularly to address the causes and means with which they could have. In the same way however it is in the course of the disease and the disease of one of the other is in the course of the disease and the Findings Look Promising Now, however, there is apparent商誉性 of the early conquest of the earl of the findings of Tick and Dick. According to their report, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, they were able to prove theearl fever experimentally by inoculation, work, with certain streptococci. Working along much the same lines surpassed by the developers of distherms and编号, their next produced on the输血 for market fever from horses by re-s徽ate. In order the animal with the start of the seirst fever streptococci, the amide-to-seirm, so obtained to then refined and common, trained to increase its nature and within the number and severity of the new reactors. The developers of the nearest fever-epitoid victim that active immunity was second within two weeks. Solicitor of the last dose of toxin. It is all too early to say how long the Immunity will last. Of the 1400 who have been hospitalised, 1400 have been hospitalised for more than two years. The other 1400 have been hospitalised for less than two years. What is the name of the individual that was treated for the individual but not treated for the other? If he has been treated as a patient, and he has been treated as a treatment, and is still in the care of all children, can he be named a patient? WHAT ARE OUR YOUNG ABOTUT TH Editor's Statement Baxar Number 2 by O. L. et. M. From a very small child I have wanted to be a nurse. I think it is one of the greatest professions I can choose. I do not say that I would not set the others here, but have them do the same. What I have special talent for is what I have been able to do for humanity. You have something for sufferance humanity. You have something for suffering in the sight of Qed who did not love more than the man who cannot help themselves to the profession of nursing by Francis de la Salle, who was one of the unfathomed of good women have great women did so much for her world, that she yet lives in the hearts of her world about her. During the World War, many who went to France and sacrificed their lives to save soldiers they showed the spirit of the true nurse. Cooling The aspergus should be cooled to a temperature should be at a temperature suitable table and be at a temperature suitable assignments to its way of cooling the aspergus to a temperature storm aspergus should be cooled 1. Buttered asparagus on toast 2. A asparagus and sweet breads 4. Asparagus salad with French dressing 6. Asparagus short cake 8. Asparagus with poached cakes 9. Asparagus salad Nerve cold Cook separate until done. Remove from water and cool. Place on crisp lettuce leaves. On top of asparagus put dried oily, chopped pickles and mutton. Pour French dressing over this top with a little mayonnais and trim with a piece of pimento or green popper. Grage Tapioe Pudding 2 cups of grape juice 4 cup of a sponge of asparagus 1 tablespoon of lemon juice 24 cup of sugar 1 little salt 1 cup white Method: Wealley toplea in 1 cup of cold water Seal grape juice Pour but juice over toplea and cook in a double boiler until transparent. Add lemon juice, sugar, and salt Add red grape juice Add salt to a crisps mixture. Fold in to individual mold or one large mold. Serve cold with wholeгоe or with c弹ard sauce made of the whole of each. Road To better health manipulated against market fever in the United States. The disease has been recovered. The antibiotic is to be employed and it offers reasonable benefits from treatment. The reactions following the infection of the toxin are for the most part local. There is a moderate reduction, however, of the toxin, and tenderness about the point of infection which disappear in two or three days. Sometimes persons who are particularly susceptible will exhibit nausea, symptoms of fever, nausea, sore throat, mild rash. These are not so serious and usually subdu in about four or eight hours. New Method of Vaccination Recently Dr. Larsen of Alma polis developed a method of vaccination against scarlet foever, which is supposed to be an improvement over other methods. He grows a culture of the streptococcus of scarlet foever, obtaining from it the toxin it generates. This he neutralizes with a weak solution of castor oil on soap in water, and injects the mix "We claim the following algorithm is formal: The yacc file infected can not reposition. The yacc longer does can be This one injection is necessary for the best method required (D). The subject becomes infected with the infection by the best method available to children can be given. The infection with some antibodies that the die with some antibodies that the die In both methods a similar, without the person to determine whether the person is susceptible to the immune to startle fever. This fact is made, by injecting into the skin a lot of the tools. In 22 to 24 hours the injection was treated as the site of the infection as a small area of redness if the individual is susceptibility to the immuneทีไว้ของพลังไม้สะท้อน. No reaction of any kind occurs. In a section of children who were estimated by the strain method, the cost-because talk no-thy that is to see showed no with no. action. In other words they were estimated to see that there will be a amount to occur the cost value of this method of preventing some of the fever. At present itண்டு that the existing. Let us hope Queriflagen und Amageren Nebenstands-Nr. Nr. A. C. write: "I want your advice as to what I should do for presenting hand" Application of x-rays to the heat and current way to cure this trouble. If you cannot get yourself on this level, try the following: We will the hands thoroughly then hail them to a new-over-ewment of Pormalis in Water, afterward now, see the code with powder build and containing two-percent salt-style salt. Do this twice a day. Sometimes such that exciting is alternative because the general per-enation is difficult. Sometimes it is due to nervousness. Occasionally one is born with this insidience. Obviously, these factors must be given consideration to the treatment and corrected in an fair as possible. Copyright 1984 by The Roxset-Brown Corporation (Chicago) Very few girls here tore before have chosen nursing as their life's work because they have been simpli and hesitated to venture out. But today's hundreds of them are in the various schools where nursing is being taught. As far as I am concerned no profession surpasses nursing for women. It comes so handy in the family. No many times doctors are called in just to inform the patient that nothing is the matter. Had the mother known something about nursing she could have saved the expense of the doctor's call. The little experience of that is not had in nursing has inspired me greatly. I think it can't be best. Some day I am hoping to be head nurse in the McMillan Sanitary Department. Deductions Mr. Joseph J. Bhoads 1—This young woman has chosen nursing as her life's work because (a) she has taken out it; (b) it offers an unearned opportunity to serve; (c) to her "It is one of the greatest performances one can choose"; and (d) "It is pleasing in the sight of God." 14. There are no considerations made the importance in the choice of any vacation. There is hope for a Endowedly, the parents of this young woman were wise enough to discover her aptitude for nursing and bought a few ad-propriate books for her. She was not a man in the world, but a few well selected books in every home. \(^{2}\) Her reference to home-pursing was very timely. Every girl is a potential homemaker; and some time is the time of the most proper decision of adult parents. She must be given to the adult situation of such practical knowledge so is needed in the care of the sick and injured. \(^{3}\) EXINGLYPH(cmap:df00) OF SPRINGLYPH(cmap:df00) BENNEDD ACTIVITY IN QUIAT WATERSH CONTEST INDIANSTOLE, Ind. April 1972-With the coming of warm Weather many contestants in the four-fteen trips to be given by the Mine, 4, J. Walker STs Co. in the Trip Around the World Contest The remarkable thing about the contest, never did the first contester, is that several contestants therefore were almost unknown. So far as the number of votes reported are rapidly forging to the front Groups of prominent men and women of choice leading to a great number of respondents. In order to change their views, for instance, since the 15th of February, when the ten leaders were published, there has been a remarkable shift in the line-up and a new group of candidates was being placed for the public when the ten leaders are next published. Indoorsly the \underline{winner} company is offering the greatest opportunity to members of our group. Some tree-tiptoe around the world, and tree-tide miles of travel and all the leading countries in the world. \underline{not} to be \underline{launched} at Pride's everywhere should \underline{seem} to be \underline{the} and \underline{here} some favorite to make \underline{this} \underline{pried} and \underline{much} \underline{called} of \underline{trip}. TEACHER'S ADELTA COMMITTEE MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS ON RECORDS (Special to the Congress) Palestine, Texas, April 8-Principal Joseph J. Rhodes of the Ecolab Washington High School, Palas, Texas, visited our city last week. He spent one day here in conference with Mrs. J. A. Robins, and on business matters for the Colored Teachers' State Association of Texas, a which Mr. Robinson was a member of. The meeting is a member-meeting, budget, and audit of the Executive Committee of the State Teachers' Association. Before Janvier Sunday night, Mr. Rhodes stated that his visit had been very profitable in that the important matter of providing and keeping record of, and dispersing the Association's funds had been put in condition to be presented to the Executive Committee for general The recommendations of Principal Rhodes committee will include quarterly for electing, banking, such important items as adequate file case, receipt forms with several numbers, stube, and votea coupons (to be used exclusively in the office of the Secretary-Treasurer's office); special receipt forms for the registrars who may be authorized to collect memberships in their respective cities, counties, and districts; a journal of day books; a ledger, for filed statements of receipts and expenditures born of the available and permanent funds; a permanent official loose-leaf alphabetical roll book, one sheet for each member containing name, address, position, etc. The sheet forms will be so organized as to serve during the entire life of the registrant; as official roll by citizen-rouchers for the president's office; and a loose-leaf book for the min . . All blast weapons will have a stamina-puffition for at least five years, and will be used for the administration of such a police, fire or military device on the simple yet sound and reliable basis. Both Mr. Bush and Mr. Bill Clinton have not provided in the present statement that they would not provide in the present statement that but favor strongly the amounts authorized by the Act to administer the amounts authorized by the Act. In the antebellum days, he contracted to build a railroad in Florida, and for this purpose employed a number of Newtons. He procured a boat and attempted to smuggle the Negroes to freedom but was taken violently III: he was captured, tried, and sentenced to be branded with the double-8 (slave-stealer) and to pay as many fines as there were slaves. His friends succeeded in raising the money to pay his fines and he was relegated to 1813. The poet Whitler immortalized the double-8 as meaning self-servitude. ROOTIT? Answer to Hoosit? 42—Thomas Garrett. BOLL STREET C. M. E. CHURCH (Formerly Juliette Chapel) Boll and Juliette Streets, Dallas, Texas MUSICAL CONCERT, ST. JAMES, BAPTIST, CURCHING FORT AND CURCHING FORT, CURCHING FORT, ACCOMPANY THE CHORUS, A11, DALLA, SHOULD BE HARD TO FIND. TEXAS TOWNS N. Mrs. Loe L., Harel Saposin H. Cherry and L. B. Poley, Artr MAYFEARL—Bro. C. A. Dawson Mrs. Ross Bell Smith Sat. Mrs Mary-Moore is very slick at her work and opened the S. R. on time. Iro. W. Williams was out and put him in service. Dr. Williams was out and told of her stay in the hospital. We were glad to see the Mrs. Jo. Water out Sunday, and to see the other two. Sister Mary-Myers served everything like and good to eat Sunday in honor of her husband's fifty-fifth birthday. It was too muddy to put the 1956 out Sunday and Mr. Hunter and Miss Ives Welch. Mr. Peter and Miss Ives Welch had to walk. Mr. was in session. Sunday and had a warm meeting. In honor of their husbands a sister Hamilton, Williams, Hillman, Grand affair, Ernest Smith killed. Rennel, Hibb, Wilkes and slater. Y. C. Smith are the ones at the Mission wheel. Mrs. Leslie. Word. Mr. came home Friday. March 19th. Louis Williams has returned from Garfield. Johnson has been slick. Shawnee, 3 Okla. Melvister Gaston LUFKIN-Mitt M. J. Coltina was in town. Wednesday, throughout to complete plans for an exhibit to be held March 14th at Mascot Hall. The lady of E. and A. their husbands and escorts will motor to P. Worth Wednesday evening March 14th to be entertained by Mrs. A. N. Stovall who is next hostess. Among the social events of early spring was the reception given Friday, night March 14th by the Mothers Home and Industrial Club. The previous home of Mr. and Mrs. Q. O. Coltina was at the post-Sunday. W. Gates was aglow with girls' decorations. Mrs. S. Brown received the guests in the dining room where Mrs. Kage presided over the punch bowl, then to the GALENE- N. J. Murray attained z of Zion Baptist Church, Sunday sunday, March 16, 2014. Harber barred a thoughtful affection in the afternoon. The teacher died in the afternoon. She took quite a number of their pupils one of. Prof. Smitha, pupils (female Thompson) won first prize in the 2014 National Poetry Competition. V. Thompson's boys J. Norwood Rav. H. M. Scott is now living his church and is making con- nections which he has just purchased. Mr. Lokhmann Thompson has a large meeting Pleasantburg Jef. last week for Ft. Worth, dona Gates has returned to Ft. Worth. The Gates has reopened the L. Smith building at M. L. Smith was haunted to K. and A. Cahk Jef. After it, the L. Smith building at M. L. Smith was spent up games and insults. The hostesses added to Ms. L. Smith's lunch at the luncheon to Muncie. Mastheads luncheon to Muncie. Lewis, Gates, Jones, Huff, Helfin, L. L. Phillip, Mines Highower and Huff were pleasant remarks. Next meeting with Mrs. C. C. Smith. A mall meeting was THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1926 THE FAMILY NEXT DOOR NOT THAT! WHAT WE GOT HOW BUTLER TAYY? WE HAVE NOT USED BROADWAY AGAIN AND DOWN - WE ARE LAWRENCE KEENE YOU DID OR BROADWAY WE HAVE NOT THIS IS THE FIRST CHANCE WE HAVE USED BROADWAY AGAIN YOU DID OR BROADWAY WE HAVE NOT MY LAVELLER!! THE BUTLER HEARINGS! MY PEARLS = THUFF BROADWAY DALUS QUICK! THE BUTLER BLAKE - NO!! NOT TO LOAD I'LL BEEN IN THE RIGHT HOTSPOT - YOLO WE HAVE USED BROADWAY WE HAVE NOT I'LL BEEN IN THE RIGHT HOTSPOT - YOLO WE HAVE USED BROADWAY WE HAVE NOT DENTON=Jaz. Jackson. 72 years of age passed quietly away at his home last Wednesday 4 a. m. Mr. Jackson was highly-expected by his members of both races. Funeral was largely attended from Mr. F. I. I.r.gr. C. M. E. church. Where he had been a member for near 40 years, Jappa. Lodge of . Minister Massons conducted their program. Rev. J. W. Keller preached, out of respect were: Rev. G. H. Hare, P. E. of Oak Ciff. District, A. F. Johnson, P. E. of F. I. W. North District, and G. H. Bell pastor of Dallas and ex-predding elder of Oak Ciff District, each spoke in glowing terms of the life of brother Jackson who leaves a wife, Mrs. Amy Jackson, a son of Otis Jackson and a niece Mrs. Roxie Wheeler Ruck-tr. and a host of friends to mourn his demies. The church full-除, given by the ladies of the First Baptist church. Was a decided success. Every kind of beautiful needle work was in diaplar and many compliments were presented with St. James Mass Carrie Johnson and little Adie Mac. Henderson came from Kaufman to spend the week and with home folks Srs. M. E. Brown-Walker is up after a shot illness. Mrs. W. J. Bell is confined to her bed. The Edwards of St. James report success along all their. The church is progressing on never before under IRE tender ship, of Rev. G. E. Brown CINECo—On last Friday night, Mr. John Haupert entered a few hours before his birthday. All opportunity had, a little time, the most important part of the job: Host. Mr. Michele Mallin, Mr. Hempel, Mr. Mossen, Mr. Dolphin, Porter, and Jack Ranger were well. Jack Ranger of Ranger was shot and seriously injured, at a nearby bar. ed study of this vexing human problem; and hopes that (a) initial step may lead to a further explicit relation of the field-that is rich with treasures awaiting discovery and revelation by seekers after the truth. Southern Methodist University is a strong advocate of a scientific approach to and study of all problems including that of race. Tola (1961) and its pioneering work in this field can but push the frontier of racial antagomism farther and farther back thus making way for a bigger and broader development of the several racial groups that go to make up our heterogeneous population. Pythians Will Continue Present Policy Says Willis have created surplus to warrant the investment of these surplus funds. He then told of the need of the cooperation of all of those organisms, both in order that the racial conditions might be favored, the change of law, the number of the race in such ways as travel, etc., seeing that "more money, more men, more cooperation will make the passage of such laws possible." Just at the close of his remarks he read several letters from reading bankers and financiers of the state commanding the Pythian on their splendid resources and in the same manner that they were doing the same. He also introduced to the resources of Mr. Calanthe and Pythian, totalled more than a million dollars and commanding the team of the Calanthan official family for their success in this regard. He then introduced Mr. McNarrah, son, Grand Worthy Counsellor of the Court of Calanthe of Texas as "the only Negro woman in America who presides over a group of women who are worth" in excess of $120,000. Mr. McNarrah spoke briefly of her pleasure in being in四川 and of the hopes which she had of helping the Pythian organization to even higher heights. She told of more than a thousand new members added to the order since her election and of the hopes which she had for the success of the delivery. SHOO-O! YOU BLANKKEY-BLANK, PESKY HENI! GIT TH' MECK OUTFAN MY GARDEN! with the closing of the ceremony. A short sermon was presented by the Rev. Charles Chawnear and Mrs. McMurphy, the late Rev. Robert Chawnear and standing rector of St. Augustine, Baskerville. The procession started from the Pyramids, then proceeded to the Temple of the Monastery, Palmieri, and then to other officiaries who had earlier more than 150 years of experience. By the end of the procession the courts of the Dukes of Karbala The exuding at the church began slightly past three o'clock and the number of the program included a welcome address on behalf of the church by Prof. Win. Gordon, a response for the lodges and Courts by Mrs. S. C. White, a number by the First Regimental Head, a duet by the daughters of Dr. B. Howell and selections by the choir. W. Hice, acted as Master of Ceremonies. TREADWELL'S Drug Store 2318 Elm Street Spend your money where it buys the most. Spend your money with real, abl- e, spend. Spend your money with a store that appreci- ates your business. The following prices are good with May 11. 25 Black Drushl .10 11.00 Nervine .80 40 Syrup Flags .40 60 Lipstick .40 10.10 Lovitone .40 11.15 Pinkham's Vegetable Compound .08 11.25 Pinkham's Blood Medicine .08 30 666 .28 0 666 .50 11.30 Tiree Pavorite Prescription .08 60 Tintcher's L. & B. .40 60 Tintcher's L. & B. Syrup .80 40 King's Discovery .80 Grunt Mane Remedy .80 30 Mavis Talcum Powder .10 25 Blue Moon Telecum Powder .80 40 Pineapple Tooth Paste .20 40 Peppodent Tooth Paste .20 30 Squibbs Tooth Paste .20 10 Isaak Tooth Paste .20 TREADWELL'S Drug Store 2318 Elm Street "TREATED WELL AT TREADWELL/8" Y NEXT DOOR NOT THAT! SHO Babies Love It For all stomach and intestinal troubles and distressing hair, go to teething, there is nothing better than a safe Inanimate and Children's Laundry MRS. WINSLOW'S SYRUP BOHEMIAN HOP FLAVORED PURITAN MALT RICHEST STRONGEST BEST ASK ASK ANY DEALER Life is like golf! We can all be good If we stick at it, and a few will hole out in one!--- VALET AutoStrop Razor sharpens itself LITTLE LUSH, GIRLLE AINT YOU EVER COULD YOU WITH ME AGAIN? THE MAN PANIC THE PRI GARDEN WHAT WE FEEL LIKE DOING! Little Pen-o-grams APRIL LOSEN GIRL! GET YOUR EVER GOT OUT WITHIN AGAIN? DO YOU WILL LOVE WITH MARRIAGE AND INTEREST TO MY THANE WED AS HE DEVENY? WAS GUILTY JUDGEMENT? 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Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener Preparations—four in all—Skin Whitener, Skin Whitener Soap, Skin Whitener Powder and Hair Dressing—may be had from almost any toilet goods counter serving race people. Be sure you get the genuine by insisting upon Dr. FRED Palmer's, and if your dealer cannot supply you, they will be sent direct from the laboratory upon receipt of price. 25c each, or the four for one dollar. If you want to try before you buy, send 4c in stamps for free samples of Skin Whitener Ointment, Skin Whitener Face Powder and Skin Whitener Soap, addressing Dr. Fred Palmer's Laboratories, Dept. B-4, Atlanta, Ga. PAGE FIVE TEXAS TOWNS In a short speech which is a short speech with a key with Mrs. M. A. Beed, John, on a occasion and N. W. Jones have purchased a Ford Indian car and eye in the Jittery business, Mrs. Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. O. Malone, Montmorency has bought a new Chevrolet T-200V car. On last Saturday night a highwayman took the car to a "P. P. Station of 311 will go to "Vernon Saturday. FIXARISNA, ARWOP. H. Allen supervisor of the American Wood- men left for several points in Terra. The citizens of Texarkana gladly welcome Mr. and Mrs. Allen to make their home here. Prof. C. K. Shropshire is spending a few days in Arisdelphs. Ark. The daughters of Allen met at the home of Mr. M. J. Mackey, 104 Bth St. Thursday evening. the president expressed her appreciation for the loyalty of the members, the hostess served hot cream, cake and black coffee. MARILA-Services were good at the Marlin Baptist church Sunday. The pastor spoke from John: 8-10 and 31st. versus. The college was giving by the striving club and the Valentine party given by the Clover Lof. Club were quite a success. The Stefling club donated 54.10 and one lead of gravel to the school. The college was a place for a large number of students of gravel. The Oratorical contest given by the L. W. A. was quite interesting and inspiring. These taking part were: Miss Maria Bip, Odessa Beaver, Ethel Mannage, Santa Washington. Leah Barnes, Irena Cox and Barbara Wyman. The prizes were a 1916 Y. W. A. Medal won by Miss M. L. Bup for first place. The F. E. B. was the winner. The St. E. was the winners and a klick won by Miss Berriman Wynne. For first place among the Juniors, Mrs. V. E. Gibson accompanied by Parle Hunter, said Habel Johnson motored to Austin Saturday and returned Monday, E. D. Hatch of San Antonio spent a two days in Marlin visiting friends. Chris Putnam and wife of W. E. B. were in Sunday. The Marlin Sunday was a McDonald. Miss Yacoma Wittlons spent Sunday afternoon visiting Miss Donald A. C. Drego Business League, was organized Feb. 5th, 1915. The college is for co-operation and upbuilding of the city. Mr. L. C. Osborn, president, at E. D. Drego, vice president, J. C. McKenzie, treasurer. J. E. Carter, secretary. Nick L. L. C. Osborn, president, at L. D. Drego. Mr. W. E. B. was the winner. The Marlin Sunday was a Laureate. LAVREIN-BUNDAY School good at Dong's Chapel C. M. E. Church Day, O. E. Collins was at his post Sunday Rev. E. H. Booker preached Sunday night. The program is be- the arranged by Miss Badie Hackey. Mrs. E. H. Engram and others for Theater. A. Long celebrated his With birthday Sunday, the entire family was present. JEFFERSON— We are glad to say that at this time there is not so much sickness in our community. Last Saturday morning, Mrs. Ida Parker died at her home in Mr. Cill. Community and was buried Monday evening at 5 o'clock leaving several daughters, a son and husband to mourn her loss, also a host of other relatives and friends. The remains of Mrs. R. Graham of Homer, La. were shipped here Tuesday and funeral held at 21. Plessant Baptist church, Hov. A. Long officiating. She leaves no son, one daughter and several nieces and other relatives living here with a brother and sister. Prot. J. C. Pitts' home was destroyed by fire while he, his wife and son were at school in West End where he is kept and has been for the past 20 years, his wife a teacher for four years. A neighbor got there in time to save two pair of parts of his and coat, few washed clothes that happened to be washed and a development that all wore improved improved his home, adding two or three rooms, improved his loos, in several shoes where he were exposed. Origin of the frie hid not been learned, nor was the frie ELECTION — Mr. B. Henderson has returned from Texas, Texas to her brother Mr. J. Brown. The Matthias Church, husband had an eight-year's anniversary. The mumgays and friends rendered an excellent meeting the meeting was supposed to surprise and pawn the good supper, Friday night. Old Matthias has put on her flightighter's year of success. Sick list: Mrs. T. Johnson, for the Expedition to Johnson, for the Expedition to the nearest Mr. A. Smith. DREED — School was well attended at the time he was at his post. He delivered a soul stirring sermon. Sunday he was the first large attendance. The True Nine Shepherd at Zoo Zion Sunday. Sick list: Mr. G. Morphy, Mrs. Paty, Mrs. K. Mathew. You can always find the Dallas Express at Mr. G. Col The Bible Circle meet at the home of Mrs. K. M. Cullen. Thursdays, June 26, 2014, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Lesson for discussion, 11th grade, Lesson for discussion, 11th grade, and made very interesting by the teachers. Mr. M. G. Sullivan. After Lesson, club will meet with Mrs. W. Jones, prepares work with quite a bit of interest Bible Circle St. of Paul, M. E. King Monday evening. A. E. King Monday evening. B. H. King Monday evening. One of the oldest citizens of this town died Monday Feb. 16, 2014, to the heaviest family our community paid tribute to. PALATINEY is Services good at the different churches, Mr. I. A. Swanson and Mrs. E. Taylor are well known, was slightly injured — when his horse ran away with him, turning the horse over. Card of thanks we heartily thank those many friends and neighbors for the kindness, patience and death of our infant son, William in Mill, 27, God bless him. Mrs. E. Burt, Miller, Mother, Mrs. A. L. Jordan, Grand mother, Mr. WILLIAM MILLER, Father. BONHAN — Reve. J. E. Slaughter and E. O. Boner left Monday to Denon, Texas after holding a successful quarter. Mr. W. Carpenter arrived from MI. Pleasant, Texas Tuesday. Mrs. M. Pettigrew left last week for Ft. Worth, Texas to make her future home. Mr. W. Crumpton was called to the bedside of his sister. Mrs. J. Yarbrough and Mr. W. Jones of Davenville, Texas were in the city Sunday visiting her father. Rev. L. Kem, brought and family of Ladont, Texas were in the city last week. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Matthews, a fine girl, Mother and baby doing nlesly servants were good at the different churches. Mr. O. Stewart is on the sick list. MERRYL — Sunday School well attended at Mr. Olive Baptist church. Collection-42.15, Sick list Mrs. P. Payne, P. Wiley, Mr. E. Evans, Rev. E. W. Wiley, retired to Sylvester, Texas Sunday to visit his people, Rev. E. E. Clushay left for Sweetwater, Texas Sunday morning. You will always find the Express at Tubbs Cafe. **BLADE** – services wall attendances at the different church Rev. M. Kewler for Kew. J. M. White, several have joined J. M. White for the church. Sunday school in the Valley? Two sons are in the church. Sr. N. J. A. Hunten are in the church. W. M. Wimmon are in the city in interest. W. M. Wimmon pastor of the A. W. M. Wimmon pastor of the A. ALTO—Mr. W. Jackson of Hoehne, Texas was awarded a bipolar never married child, a host of relatives and friends to mourn his mice. After High School will play with High School will play with High School will play with High School will play OKLAUNION—Services well at ended at the different churches the W. W. C. Club postponed their meeting Thursday night on account of the inclement weather. Mrs. Calwin spent the week and in Vernon, Mrs. C. Jones visited the school Thursday and made some to creating a remark HOWLAND — R05 H11 School — Friday night March 19th. With Wm. W. M. Gordon presented from Reveal. Rock Hill school forward to the school looking home is reported seriously ill with poni: Mary E. Johnson 14.50, Klas. Holly 12.00, Sarah Gray 12.00, J. H. Teus 15.50, Walter Bell 11.75, W. M. Chumsey 11.15, Cornell. Game Thursday with R. H. Hock in the midst of "I'm and Feesmonia" Rev. D. E. Mathews is at work again. Mrs. Clara Pry is better and up. Prof. A. E. Holly. I'll be 11.50, total amount 110.00. Recr. Mary Holly. Friday, 11.50, and defeated the Cooper Friday and defeated the Cooper Chris 15.40. Rock Hill stands on W. M. Chumsey 11.15, Cornell. W. M. Gordon presented from Reveal. Rock Hill school forward to the school looking home is reported seriously ill with poni: Mary E. Johnson 14.50, Klas. Holly 12.00, Sarah Gray 12.00, J. H. Teus 15.50, Walter Bell 11.75, W. M. Chumsey 11.15, Cornell. HONEY. GROVE—Mrs. E. Harris is on the sick list. Also the infant of Mr. and Mrs. R. Logan. The old folks concert given at the Baptist church last Thursday night was a laughable affair. Collection $140. Mr. and Mrs. C. Carr. last every thing in the fire last Wed. heday night. Rev. O. F. Dixon arrived from Houston. Texas 1st Friday. where he has been attending the Hedeside of his mother in law Mrs. Dixon. Mrs. Beebuck left last week for Hugo, Oaks. For the Express see the Agent. E. L. Logan. HENDERSON — Wesley Chapel. Dr. J. in Collins presented an excellent sermon. Post. Nix worshipped with the C. M. E. Church. Elder J. G. Collin held his quarterly conference on March 1, 1924 at Wesley Chapel C. M. E. Church. Money raised $48.45. Miss L. Collins school closed Feb. 24 near New Salem, Texas, she 1st now at home. Mrs. W. Driver's School at Prgman Ridge closed Feb. 27th. Mrs. E. and Miss J. Powell were married at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Parker, Mrs. A. Jones and daughter have returned home. Miss L. Gorgge's of Chicago, Ill. Is the guest of her parents, Mrs. J. A. Maffield is forming at home. SULPHER SPRINGS—Rev. W. T. Holes of Mt. Pleasant has closed a very successful revival at Olive Branch Church with nine additions for baptism. Rev. Hackney of the M. E. Church preached a special sermon for the sisters of the C. M. K. Church Sunday evening at 3:39. The Junior Class of the Douglas High was entertained in the beautiful home of Miss L. Taylor on East Indy. Mr. A. Allen and Mrs. G. P. Jones were married. Rev. W. Fuller officiated. Mr. K. Putts is erecting a beautiful cottage in Rimika. Addition Hick Hut; Mrs. E. Shaw, Mrs. I. Brinker, Mrs. C. Pearce, A. Davis, J. Belcher, A. Hughes and Mr. T. Evans. HONEY OHOVE THE RESPIR Home Mission Society met Jami Monday with sister Ellis King of Mill Street. Ben Fuller and Mrs. A. L. Grayes were married. Last Wed. Ray, Dixon officiating. Nick list Mrs. Cherry Gray, and Richard Logan Jr. W. L. Roberts of Dallas was here last Wed. and Thurs. the interest of the K. of P. E. I. lectured. Wednesday, after which the sisters assisted by M Johnson and R. T. Williams served a delicious menu. Mrs. Gale Stevens, Evelyn Harris, Georgia Dalton and Wm. Harris Jr. visited their father. Wm. Harris Jr. is Bonham. Hot Sunday. Rev. C. F. Dixon held good services at the Baptist Church last Sunday. Collection $11.50. Good services also reported held at the A. M. K. church with Ray Dr. Beamer minister Rev. G. B. Williams of Denison passed through last week and stopped a few minutes with Mrs. Pipe. Rev. and Mrs. Toles has purchased a Ford, coupe, Mrs. P. Hopkins was called to Sulphur Springs last week to attend the funeral of her mother, her son Jimmy accompanied her over. TEMPSON—The Inter-Scholarly Meet for Shelby County 14th and 5th failed to Function according to the pulled program on account of the steady down-pour of rain on both of these days. The contestants from the registered schools failed to be present. However, a Joint Program was required both nights by Center High school and Timpson High School. In the midday of the Inclment weather Timpson was represented by its six teachers and twenty seven students. The next meeting of the sack all week but his good patrons extended every courtesy required County Mart was left to be decided upon by the executive committee. Prof. C. J. Daniels was in taking care of the visiting teachers and students. Among the notables features of the Meet were the address of Supt. W. W. Bennett, County Supt. T. A. Cooke and president Sanders of the School Board. Sunday the 7th was a high day at Wallace Chapel Baptist Church. Rev. P. D. Brown pastor interrupted in morning service which was first in the newly built church, that he needed $160.00 to take care of an indebtedness on Monday morning. The first collection was $25.00. At three o'clock the white Baptist preacher Rev. Gathwright delivered a noble sermon. In the audience was the white Methodist steward O. McDowell who was called upon to take the collection. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1920 pastor's address was of the latest GABRISON—behind every cloud. 28-molled Dr. W. A. Allen entertained the audience with his original poem. The church has been fit to call Dr. D. B. Burrow for all this time rated at $11000 a month. There is a silver lining. The beautiful ruin that fell Thursday, Friday, and Saturday brought happen to the farmers as the land had begun to be very dry for planting. Sunday was a high day. WEATHERFORD - Services were attended Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. attended the morning service, and Mrs. Walker, Mr. Mary Walker, and Mr. T. 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How it is, Price has returned from Palestine where he has been in interest of the Bank. Prof. J. L. Hamilton spent a few hours in Jacksonville last week. Mr. Q. W. Bradley, of Frankston was in Cuny last week on business. Mr. ones of Tyler and Miss Charlie Radigale of Jacksonville were guests at the Price's last week. Mr. Q. Price spent a few hours in Jacksonville last week. Mr. and Mrs. Horden Hyder has moved to Running Spring. Little Miss Doria Bath Benson is in Jacksonville visiting grand parents Rev. and Mrs. Benson. Miss Marcella Karl spent a few hours in Jacksonville last week. For the Express see J. P. Price, agent and reporter. GABHISON.—Behind every cloud there is a silver lining. The beam is tintful rain, that fell Thursday, Friday, and Saturday brought happeless sun to the farmers as the land began to be very dry for planting. Sunday was a high day at the C. M. E. church. After E. R. & Sweet Union folks came over and worshiped with Mr. Olive. Rev. O. W. Land P. C. of M. Olive, who was the head of the Church, was prompied at 11:00 o'clock; he announced his feet. Being for a subject "The Lord will Provide." He presided a wonderful sermon. Immediately after the morning service, Doctor Land was called back to Nacerdoche to attend the funeral of Rev. Mrs. H. Hall, Prost. and Mrs. J. H. Allen, Messera K. K. Hill and C. M. Mayfield accompanied them to the church. He attend the Tenerates of Rev. Mrs. H. Hall and also Deacon John Adams. Prost. and Mrs. Allen state that Deacon Adams was a launch friend and supporter of their during their professional life at Med. Rose and has ever been since day-night a large audience was blessed with another spiritual feast. Collection for the Day was $150. Eater Sunday. Mr. M. E. Church is played. Prost. J. H. Allen to be Prostmg Bishop, Messera C. T. Mass. N. K. Hill, P. S. Lockett and C. M. Mayfield are to be F. E. & Nacerdoche. Laffin, Prostmg and Houston respectively. The obot for Easter is $100. Mrs. Mary Mast has been on the alch His but is reported better at the Wailing Rev. M. E. T. Mass. T., Thursday evening and made a nice lecture. Mrs. Welyn Goss and K. H. Allen have closed their schools and are now at home. Miss Maud is now in a living trip to Mt. Church. Sunday on account of ill It is Mass made a flying trip to Miss Mariah Sunday evening visiting their class-mate, Miss Embra Clinton. Miss Estella McNeese was hostess of guest from Bubo Sunday, Mr. W. J. Scouten motored to Nacocdochae Saturday to visit his friend Mr. Claud H.L. Mr. Os. Our Taylor spent Sunday visiting his cousin, Mrs. Carris, to H. H. If you have news that you should be pleased to have appear in the Express, please report to the reporter Sunday. McKinsey-Card of Thanks To the many good neighbors and friends who by Kindly Ministrations and words of sympathy endeavor to lighten the burden of our sorrow during the illness and on the death of our dear husband and father, Mr. Johnson, We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks and express our most sincere appreciation for telegrams and flowers which did much to sustain us in our hour of grief. Earned: Mrs. Frances Johnson and children. --- WE WISH to thank our friends of women and women-queens, who have been during the times and end of our era, our women who have been women who, who depicted this in the March issue of *The Women's Journal*. We thank sli for the beautiful floral offerings. 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S. is well达 well. Bro. B. R. Lindex, Super- indentant. Presiding Judge pres- ent Montgomery the tireless worker in the A.C. K. League was at her birth. A. C. K. success with Mrs. J. H. Derry, a success with Mrs. J. H. Derry, who was the Montgomery Court. Mrs. J. Deyespee at the A. Taylor. LUFKIN—A. great gardening witnessed the First Basket Ball Game played at night on an open court at Dunbar Hill in 1904. The set-table of [Memphill] Hi Prof. J. Wesley-Marls' principal was the contestant. Scores 9-5 In favor of the visitore, Dunbar Hill takes the defeat like good sports and smiles over their only defeat of the season. An appropriate program short but spicy preceded the Name and a banquet followed. Texas College Male Quartet rendered a splendid program of the Kolk's Song Tuesday night at Long's Chapel C. M. E. church Rev. Patton visited the II School at Chapel. He made an interesting talk on "Proper use of Time," visited three class rooms, Prof. Sunday of Ft. 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Ollie Oats pitched nine balls and threw three men down. Ernest Bowens who was receiving the apple was up to the minute. While on first base Hard Hitting Hanner formerly-gt the K. G. All Nationals is to report to the K. C. Monarchs April-list. See James Kintz, you know what for. LAWTON®. E. at Gallice Baptist church and B. Y. P. U. well attended. At 11 a. m. Rev. Warren of Wichita Falls preached a strong sermon, and at 3 p. m. our State Magisianry, Rev. Gowl a noble sermon. Rev. Lance preached another good sermon at night. Services good sermon at night. Berrles good at the A. M. E. church. S. B. and Christian Endeavor well attended. Our pastor Roy James Wharton preached two strong sermons. Mrs. Clara West daughter of Uncle Jimmie McGaven a pioneer, citizen of Lawton passed away at Denison. B. G. largely attended also B. Y. P. U. at Bethlehem-R. C. At 11 o'clock a. m. the pastor preached a powerful sermon and another at night. The Trustee B. O.R.R.R. was a success. Bro. 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The school was open for the last two weeks. A big number of students, including those of the senior classes, having a total enrollment of 31. Class No. 6, taught by Mrs. Ruth Apperson, was held for the second quarter of the late classes showing an enrollment of 15. M. Kristie Wiemes, teacher of the primary department, her classmates, and her students, teachers and members of those classes will be banqueted Friday M. Tosia Hervay, Secretary Susan M. Day School Day School THE QUEEN CITY IMPROVEMENT LEAGUE-Match Monday night March 11 at 10 a.m. on the campus of the purpose of selecting officers for the next en- trance to the field. Pred. Logan Lafarge, repr. Gregory Lafarge, president: Geo. Murry, Treasurer; M. J. Bettwalters, Chapman. Theo. will meet on the 2nd and 4th afternoons of the week at the Kirkwood Hall, 1232 Jordan All. All students are asked to be THE DALIAS DISTRICT NOTE The marriage of James Cathena and Miss Effie Terry, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Olda. 1874 Hickman St., was solemnized at the home of the grandparents of the heirs, at 818 O'clock. Monday evening with Dr. C. W. Ahington-master of St. James's A. M. & Temple, officiating. The ring ceremony was performed to the living-room which was beautifully decorated, before an altar of ferns and flowers. Easter hymns were performed. The bride, who was given in marriage by her grandfather, THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1926 THAT is what going to church really means. You would go a long way to spend an hour in the home of a good friend, where you knew you would find quiet and peace and a chance to know yourself and your friend better, and to talk out, or think out, some of the things that are bothering. Why not accept the invitation given Sunday after Sunday, and other days too, to spend an hour in the church near you—the House of a Friend—where you can have the same sort of comfort, infinitely increased, that you will in the house of any human friend? In this particular House of a Friend to which we invite you we do not get our color or color. The very privilege of being in the House of a Friend, if your mood is to be by yourself we shall respect it and you may communicate with your Friend in your own way. We would like to have a chance to you better and to have you help us make our invitation more interesting, and thus carry the friendly spirit of this House further out. And if, sometimes, because we are only human, you feel that we have not lived to the ideal of our House, tell us that too, for we need to know it. This Friend has many houses here in town, and it others appeal to you more than ours, so go there, but for your own-wood, you can find a place where you can enjoy an hour a week in the House of a Friend. crime, with a vell of white spruce twig, white satin silk sage. Her flowers were white carnations and guest flowers attended by Mrs. Berry, bouncing snow balls and silver lice, a bandage of white satin cushions, and a white frosting crown. Mrs. Tracy sang "I Wanna Be a Woman." Mrs. Graceie Thompson, accompanied by Mrs. Graceie Thompson, wedding march from Mendelssohn, wedding march from Mendelssohn, bride-groom as best man. Held a Reception was held immediate-of Mrs. P. Grant, 288 Thomas Church, which the bridegroom is in number, which the bridegroom is in number, at 232 N. Washington, at 232 N. Washington, Doctors and Nurses Over- Worked Taking Care of Influenza. Special Performances and Home Trial New Mexico Great Majority The recent wave of influenza has serious complications that is making serious complications that is making the local doctors and nurses ability of the local doctors and nurses unity to serve the needs of those simply rules of prescribing and home performance in the grips and influences 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. Reduced danger signals. Go home as early as you can. On your way buy a package of Absorbo and another package of Grandma's Tea. Read the circular in each package carefully. Plan to go to bed early. When you address be sure to keep your feet and body warm. Then apply hot towels to your knees, then apply hot towels to the neck, taking care not to get cold hands and then apply. Above, you will under the arm and shoulder, then apply hot towels into the equally. 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