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WHITE KENTUCKY RAPIST DECLARED INSANE SON OF WHITE MERCHANT WHO ASSAULTED NEGRO GIRL ESCAPES NOOSE WHEN JURY FINDS HIM "INSANE." CASE ATTRACTED ATTEN- TION BECAUSE OF STRINGENCY OF KENTUCKY LAWS IN RAPE CASES Lexington, Ky., April 17—Kenny pulled an entirely new stunt here Thursday when without notice deuce in the annals of J.J. Juraisprudence, the trial of Charles Merchant, a white man, charged with raping an eleven-year-old Colored girl, was halted and a lunacy probe held which "proved the rapist to be 'out-unfound' and ordered committed to the Inns. The eyes of the entire state and persons of the nation were focused on this trial and it was the course of opinion that not only was Merchant on trial but "Kendricke, Justice" was the court, however, proved that there was one kind of justice for whites and another for Noncrees. The scene at the trial of Merchant who is the son of a wealthy contractor and builder, was entirely different. No troops were in eight. Everything was quiet and the court was permitted to make its deliberations without fear of interruption. Though the feeling was tense, on account of the heinous crime that had been committed, the members of the race of which the members of the race of which the members would be mated out to her husband. This belief was short-lived as in the midst of the trial the more cutting attorney called for a lunacy request which was granted and four psychiatrists testified in a low-ground mind, and the Judge, R. C. Stoll, ordered Merchant to defend, in the state Sanifarium for the issue. The decision of the court was a keen disappointment to Negro citizens and the scattering of whites who desired to see justice win over prejudice. HOMER G. PHILLIPS ANNOUNCES FOR CONGRESS FROM DYER'S DISTRICT HT. - LOUIS MO. April 17th. Honor. G. Phillips, widely known, enlored attorney, who has been prominent in political affairs in his state for years has announced his candidacy for Congress to succeed L. C. Dyer in the 12th House of Representatives. The United States는 the name of the organization sponsoring Attorney Phillips for the position of national Senator, and it claims a representation among its members in most of the church's and civic and social societies in St. Louis. The 12th district is largely Negro. During the last national campaign Mr Phillips served under the Republican National Committee in charge of work among voters in western states. Congressmen Dyer the present incumbent, is the author of the anti-lynching bill. He has made numerous addres on throughout the country under the name of the A. A. C. P. and it is probable that most of his public prominence has come from his espousal of the lynching measure. He has served the district for seven terms. At the same time, he has also expected to file a petition. In its statement explaining its support of Attorney Phillips, the United States sets forth "The need of Nebraska in the Congress of the United States is imperative. Here in the 112th District in this city, we have sufficient NEW YORK, APRIL 14 - International Threats, a white merchant of New York, is in connection with the death of a merchant in the store, according to reports the National Office from the U.S. Department of Justice's Association for the Advancement of Colored People David K. Folk, K. A. C. P. W. L. Dr. Lewis, commonwealth's prosecutor in conducting the case against the white merchant. Banks, the conscientious merchant testified that the shooting was accidental, that he broke open a revolver he kept in his store and a bullet in the chamber as ciddentally exploded, killing the young colored boy. Detective testified, however, that the height of the counter was such that the boy could not have been accidentally shot from behind it unless the revolver had been held at the height of a man's shoulder. He was told to report thebullet, indicate that the occasion of the killing was a dispute over pay for work the young colored boy had done. The boy, it was testified, had carried in a load of wood for Banke. Having completed his job and the boy asked for his pay and was offered a cent. of money to not what you promised. He, reported to have said, whereupon the merchant is sighed to have reached under his counter and shot the 11-year-old child through the head. Mr. Edwards states it as of his personal knowledge that this is the third murder of a coldB child under 13 years of age by White men in Norfolk within the past ten months. To fight the case the Norfolk S.A. A.C.P. held a mass meeting to raise a defense fund. The Dallas Express votes to elect and it is believed by us that it is one duty to bind us to the election. We have sought to find an available person to present to the people, the election, the petition, and the reputation, local national, could be used for this purpose. To arrive at a fair and just conclusion of necessity, many吏制 deliberation, important among which are the need to appeal to all classes among us, the need to recruit candidates must have had contact experience of A. national experience of A. national experience of A. public questioning, and a "temperate" command of respect and cooper- "In our efforts to bring forgiveness only the wolfish, and not the man, have taken counsel and advice from the late Rev. James P. Moore, a trust and throughout the city, our Master J. Phillips, the man to him, "His undefended abilities as a man, his unshaken faith, his unstoppable courage, Rage boundless, and power of the mind, have taken him in his interest." PRISONER MINISTER CONVERTS CONDEMN- PRISONER Lothrop Stoddard, Noted Color Question Essayist Would Have White and Negro Leaders Agree on Inter-Marriage Bar DON'T WANT STATUE OF LINCOLN IN NEW ORLEANS New Orleans, La., April 11—(A.N.P.)—The proposal of Col Wade, Cooper, of Washington, D.C., to place a status of Abraham Lincoln in the City of New Orleans is receiving slight encouragement from a close of the old southern aristocracy. It was here that Lincoln as a boy witnessed on the auction block the sale of human slaves which aroused his whole-nature against the institution of slavery which sooner or later would have engulfed the entire nation had not he by his proclamation freed thousands of black men and women from whom the parasites of the south derived of black men and women from whom the parasites of South derived their livelihood. The newer generation, descendants of the old slave owners, are now endeavoring to enslave the white man by their desperate fight on labor unions and organizations. GIVE NEGRO BOOKS TO WHITE LIBRARIES WICHTA Kohn, April 15—The Kohn Foundation, 15th Annual Goodwill Included in the program for 1928, the placing of a dozen groups of books on the Nebraska book fair, the placing of a dozen groups of books on the Wichita Gift, the gift has proven favored wrestle the Wichita Public Schools University, Mary Kohn University, Mary Kohn University, Hutchinson is the winner. Books distributed were the gift of Joseph C. Collins; There is a book by Robert J. Hunt; There is a book by R. Dubuto in the Vanguard Journal; There is a book by Who is My Neighbor; An Out- tropical American in America; The Clash of Rivers; I Need Up From River- ing; I Need Up From River- ing; The Fire in the Pine- land; Robert J. Muggs; Christian- ism; Oldham; The Story of My Life and coober-pedy; Washington. Lothrop St. Essayist AA Exclusive Interview for The Associated Negro Press (Staff Correspondence) Chicago, 11. April 11—Fear, a form of white whitening is think- ture. I want to protect my fam- ily. I am not an enemy of the With this amazing declaration, Lothbrop's standard author of the timing Tide of Color, concluded an extended interview with The Ass�ss, and the first of the first the frakest manner, both of eulcture that gives rise to the greatness of daudent expression he thought and beliefs. The writer was equaly as frank in expressing the Novice American violeate and in order that no misunderstanding would obtain and to bring out the workings of Mr. Stoddard's author. The author of his fotties is a native of Inobৎth, Mass. It is the son of John S. Stoddard. He is a graduate of Harvard, A. 1905, and has A. M. and B. G. G. in the first half of his life. G. G. was a son of the son, special assistant in the L.R. Attorne, General's office. He has traveled to the author. He has travellod much throughout the world. He is a Republican in politics, and a liberal. Entitarian in religion. Mr. Blonde hair is mustuche of the late-era variety, and the general applicant business man, such as you might see on Meihiran Ave. "Chicane-fivestways" He is notable in the profoundity of his convictions which partake the nature of a complex possible part of the world. He is the most well-known of the world, because most the international The world is the most well-known expression his views, and the seeming of oldness of individualism will be lost in the John Sharp Williams is more dangerous than a Tribune is more dangerous than a BISHOP ATTACKS AFRICAN COLOR BAR BLOOD OF WHITE MAN SAYS HAITIANS WOULD SAVES WOMAN FROM WELCOME NEGRO DEATH MINISTER The team had to work with the other team of the same design. Negras was not interested in the idea, but the team was willing to work with him. The team again took the wheel of the group, giving it more power. The team was able to win the game. Mrs. Annette Robinson, thirty-eight, was taken to the hospital Tuesday morning from her own home, and later, at the blood would not coagulate. Relatives and friends were informed that an immediate blood transfusion was necessary. The hospital staff were asked for several cases forward. Among them was Harry Hughes, who is an ambulance driver, and is accustomed to assisting in helping with a blood transfusion. He is a勇毅 what is their station in life or their color. His blood was found to be hot constituted to succor Mrs. Robinson. He was not帮助 to relieve him and he was rushed to the women's ward. His Joseph Lionello and Anthony Pirondino, assisted by Dr. Bernard Hottell, performed the operation. They and later they would be sectioned for a while. It was a blood transfusion. The women's ward, shortly after the walk out of the window, was declared out of danger. After dinner, Hughes again took the wheel of his ambulance. The women's ward, has been declared out of danger. After dinner, Hughes again took the wheel of his ambulance. Leaders Agree st Would Had doddard, Note Texas, Singapore, so is one than a dozen virulent writers on racial conditions in its world. Stoddard, who is the author of the book, has you think when he is talking that from the point of view of the world. De. Stoddard takes the position from world viewpoint that Nortland, who is the author of the book, has you yet produced, and to keep the re should be no contamination with other peoples. Negroes in Africa or American Indians in India, or Japanese, Koreans or Chinese. He is of the opinion that there is a new consciousness in all darker peoples of the world, but neither their presence nor the presence of any one who is trained, nor could they be required, should they go fast alone, without the stabilizing influence of "pure whites." The author is familiar with the authorities who declare that "Negro influences have had racial trends in the within countries of Europe and the world." He says he has not, and, in Ireland, but he does not accept their views. He claims, that this is true for Portugal, southern Italy, and one or two isolated spots. He claims the Egyptians for the first time, and the Chinese for the last few hundred of the white blood. He has a strong influence of Inter-Irover African blood in Egypt. His aim is for a similar, self-preservation along biological lines. He wants the darker peoples of the world to go to whatever height they may, but not with fear that these mixtures will make for a lessening of the possibilities of the white race, which race, he thinks, has inborn possibilities beyond the statements of others. Frank Discussion On America's Conditions "Are you familiar with racial conditions in America?" Dr. Stoddard was asked. 1. Yes, 1 mm. his respond reflexion 2. He is a small animal and probably 3. is of all length. Specifically, 4. the length of the population is Negro. In 1871, the U.S. Congress, which had been several years agro-dismobiliized, was appointed to the United States. The U.S. Congress had been a member of the House of Representatives for the United States, and they have been received with almost every class of people, and have been granted to Haiti, they have found the consideration and the courtesy of their descendants are among the most respectable members of the United States. Their own would be glad to welcome, as she has done in the past, a colored U.S. Minister, SENGRO HOMES BERNED IN TAMPA, FLORIDA NEW YORK, AZIN 17-The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 60 m. in size, is a community of the burial of Negro homes in Western Tamps, undentangled in black and white, and has the name of the American House of Representatives. The White and Black House were not designed as a residents of the community. In the settlement, following the烟 from the U.S. Department of the Interior, they were recently built real-estate offices who destroyed by fire. Five men were killed, and two of the fire was discharged in the municipal court. d Color Quest ve White and the White and Black House were not designed in red letters on skin border, and "Negroes should invest in the before buying here." but it would be most unfortunate to be absolutely never American had one-eighth Negro blood. The tendency is actually to ward amalgamation of outside of the home. There are more, and the in history. If the North, as well as in the south, there are thousands of people apart. Yes, that is true. I think the general, heater and white leaders should get together and have an understanding that in matters of interest, the other should be more toleration, but that, there should be absolutely be no intermarriage. I think from all at the bottom of the range, the world will not be intermarriage, the other things that embarrass the Negro? The "No, do you know" Dr. Stoddard has the Regre is not by any means the "general, aggressor and off-men, and with women such our most. This is not generally of course, but it is not by any means the "No, North and South." It has become so great that it is being re- I think that there would be less of it. If it was not opposed by the men's and men's to want to do the zebs/don't think them. That is true. I think white men should be unterminable in this matter should be punished by law. The men should be not in any order of quality for their wrong doing. Then, I'd stoddard proceeded to the position of the Regre. He declared that the Negro has certain will defined traits that the men should be given to the men of the race. He referred to music, form and color, some developments of the "No, do you know" and the "No, do you know" think the "Nero has qualities of becoming pro-eminently successful and so on." He is also a key factor in the position that the whites take the position that the white adroit repressive measures for pro- PROMINENT ENGLISH PRELATE RAILS OUT AGAINST ATTEMPT TO KEEP SKILLED NATIVE WORKMEN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT IN THEIR OWN COUNTRY, CALLS IT "BLIND TYRANNICAL MEASURE." MRS. CORDELIA McGIL TON, DIES AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS Hundreds of members of Dallas social act as well as a host of memorials in New Hope, Baptist Church has Monday afternoon to pay their last respects to a long-lived friend known member of the Dallas youngster social act who died early last month from the effects of an operation found necessary after an attack on an illness of only ten days. Mrs. McMilion was one of the most whistled-in social actors of the younger social act in Dallas but had taken a prominent role in the seasons. She was born in Hammond, Texas, in 1914, and came to Dallas in 1916, in life and to Causeway. She was a member of Pal McMilion, who shared her life with her friends. Shortly after coming to Dallas, Hope Baptist church, maintaining her memory, is survived by her of her death. She is survived by her of three sisters, two brothers and a host of more. Interment was made in Woodlawn Cemetery. Negro Marriage Bar They will continue to do so, as the Negro in America is a minority race, and must be subjected to the will of the majority. He warns the Negro against developing a hope from outside influences, because those may fail, and then, he would be more subdued than ever. He thinks he is not a good man. He referred to an experiment in certain sections of a government where the voting is divided according to faces, with an understanding that each race votes only for their own kind after the agreement of a vote. He thinks such an arrangement might be possible in the heavily populated Negro states of the south. The position is taken by Dr. Richard that the use of the ballot in Northern centers to throw the Negro vote where he will get larger equality, perhaps might anger oppo-tions of such as from the other, will have a large impact on the equality as oppressive as in the south. Thought! Not His Base I must be borne in mind that Lathrop represents only a school of thought, not his entire race. He stated to The Associated Negro Press, that he thinks he represents more than ninety per cent of the white mind of the nation. In this repeat attention in called to the April number of "The Word Tomorrow" in which Dr. John Haynes Holmes, Gracch Lumpkin, Mary De Rordelher, George Collins, Edward Franklin, Premier, Alexander Gold, denvelaser, William Fichens, Howard, J. Rester, Arthur R. Moor and Eric Walford, a group of white and Negro, northern and southern thinkers, take violent laws with the philosophy of Dr. Toddard. The author has fared a new book, "Scientific Humanism," a group of lectures expanding his viewpoints on the biology of human (Continued on Page 3) J.P. Goodwin Librarian University of Texas Austin, Tex. Distinctive in Service Always Progressive PRICE FIVE CENTER NUMBER 10 FRICAN BUT AGAINST ATTEMPT TO KEEP EMPLOYMENT IN THEIR OWN COUN. ASURE." NEW YORK, April 17-The National Association for the Advancement of Women (NAW) and the Policies of $25,000.00 CHOOL BY POLICIES OF $25,000.00 Eighteen years ago, has received from England a report of the protest Proteins against the provisions of the Proteins against the provisions of Nashville, Tenn., April 17-That there is a new spirit at Dual University, there is a new spirit at Dual University, that the university has put out a protest out of might occupied positions in a multigovernmental society unprecedented with where they might compete with The proposed Color Bar Bill in South Africa which would keep people out of skilled occupations where they might compete with white men. Bishop Talbot in his protest as a large person took part in the House of Representatives's vote. The Negro suggests that he is not inherently inferior to the white man, although at the present time the great mass of native life is not a lower level of human vitality. The working men in every town, big wads of coin are knocking down— MR. MERCHANT GET YOUR SHARE. Put an ad in every week, tell bargain hunters where to seek; Call up our Advertising Man, he'll show you how this brand,new plan. MISS EYES. SOCIETY PAGE TWO MISS BOOK You miss Yves and others have not the laugh on that "Gave Man" My, a boy, Don't you know the clattering noise, so is a bit the person like you. Miss Yves will not attempt to tell you. Just what she thinks about your actions Wednesday noon and Thursday morning because she's a boy. "How rate you so that Your would stand straight up, head when you read it. However, she will tell you playing the game with the Older party "went out "em. Yves is a very nice person. I'm so forever. Miss Ere's advice to you. Mr. Belhop and you have a defense matter not who is almost sure you are wrong. Take you now. Mr. Belhop the sooner that last penetrate that block that last penetrate that block attached to your shoulders known as a "penetrate the better off you'll be. Now to you Mr. Smart and Wise. I'll be. Beam that knows everything. Miss Yves would suggest to you Miss Yves' generous "I don't seem to be your advice. It doesn't seem to you. I'll be in Mr. Belhop's case as well. I'm. Yves knows that you are something the wife be. I'll be. Beam that knows everything. Miss Yves doesn't be worried about them as she has the "change" and can buy more clothes as well as luggage but doesn't need any music where she is now. To the Mrs's out of the city Miss Rye says Brooding over a broken romance is like erring over aplied milk. Mrs. In time you will find that thoughts of that man are a thing of the past. Miss with friends, and make your self forget the dead love. Have you once thought that "Love is not selfish or limited or personal. Miss Rye will advise you to concentrate your mind on other subjects. Time alone will often the mind and permit you to forget that old love affair. 11 young men who were candidates for places on the base team of Booker Washington High School were declared disqualified by the principal Friday morning March 19, in a general assembly of the school, of the men held regular places on the team last year, one being last year's 24th and one the captain's action came as a result of reports on the first division's work editing March 12th, in which the 11 students fell below 10 percent in one or more subjects. It having been announced at the beginning of the year that falling pupils would not be allowed to participate in athletic contests that will require their leave the city or miss any of their classes. Coach A. W. Brasker has recognized the team with Robert Oliver as captain on eight other men who, even though inexperienced as ball players, are doing creditable work. In all of their classes, Principal Rhoda statement the faculty of the Booker Washington High School believes in athletics and will do its full duty in the arrangement of reasonable schedules of intercollegiate contests, and in the development of winning teams. But we shall not commonplace the standards of the school in order to ro this. There is no reason that such should be done. The young men who play on the school teams usually miss their afternoon classes on those days when out-of-town games are to be played. And even though they are required to make up such work, if they are failing, it is not reasonable for us to assume that they can afford to miss their classes for ball games. These young men will not be permitted to play on the team but team this spring and their participation in the foot ball games next fall will depend on their daily possible work from now until June 25. There is no joy conflict between these two views. In all cases the much-much in-fitness that most men have in have reason to accept that they have reason to accept that they this policy will be rightly adopted. This policy will be rightly adopted. we shall better tolerate other-eth- nics than we have been. We have been born late with such con- tributions to usility, and we are welcome, and their attitude is commandable. LOCAL BIRTHS AND DEATHS 2407 Flora, a girl Mr. and Mrs. Eglis Walters Carter, 825, Romel, a girl. Henry C. Cleveland, 614, Winfar, girl. A. Q. V. Moore, 1664, Senger, boy. Curtis Cooper, 1510, Gladstone, boy. Deaths Lula Webb, 4507, Phillip, Harriet Vaughn, 2422, Williams, Alainte Greco, 2603, South Central, Howard Wilkerson, 2205, Wade, Harry Banka, 2124, Willa, Charity Driver, 1838, Caldwell, Bell Davis, 1216, Trunk, Richard Wilkerson, 4712, Abbott, Claro McLeader, 2103, Allen, Rallie Johnson, 4053, Diamond, Henry H. Hudson, 2109, Caddo, Theel Morgan, 1119, Comal, Wm. Rutledge, 3101, Wester, Laura Clark, 3374, Lawrence, Winnie Barrance, 2113, Fletcher, Ram, Taylor, 3004, Lemon, Dannie Parish, 3001, Cochran, Nannie H. H. H. Lemon, 3002, Rallie H. H. H. Lemon, 3012, Park, Tom Garrett, Parkland, Ranal, Cudda, Mildin, 2021, Thomas HOME MAKERS INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL Health Week was observed on month one on the campus of Northwestern Washington Area university. Washington Area organized an interesting program handed out to students. Ms. Kush Lovel Watson (Suburban Nurse) with the internship feature, Mrs. William, president. ONE HUNDRED AND TWELVE BRANCH OFFICES OPERATED IN 26 STATES Beavert. Mrs. Kye is called 409, should always attend school and the most important thing to teach school and the most little. Mrs. Kye know that when about the other fellow. Beavert. Of course, Mrs. Kye understands about that jintie flapper. Since you enter into makreng with your good friend, Mrs. Kye will meet. Mrs. Kye "Gold-Dipper". Mrs. Kye social meeting which you thought When you went up and stopped Jelly Beans" from the flapper thing. Mrs. Kye will adhere your Mrs. Kye had been in the flap question of your rummaging the stairs pulled that same night. To the young lady who was to be Mrs. Kye, what shall the day be of her existence young lady to the Mrs. Kye will adhere the Mrs. Kye will adhere and set into the joy of Learning. Learn the power Eyes is ready for your case. You are as bad as the Thomas Ave. Coelsper, you know everyone's affair. But your own. You had started a most eloculous story on a certain maison and her landlord, then just as the story started to circulate one of your subjects. Now how do you feel? Miss Everwonders who you will start the next 1-on. The Federated Clubs were given a wonderful Health Talk, illustrated with pictures by Rev. Barnwell of St. Worth. The Extension Club yorkshire and dorset was both helpful and inter- esting, with its recognition, devise of a new exhibition, the new yorkshire and dorset museum, and the new Mississippi museum. They were and in china painting with begin freely to travel to. For vacation. Use Saturday. We thank our new- friend, our over-vision and internet, manifest. CARD OF THANKS I wish a thank my many friends for kindness shown during the hours of heravement caused by the sudden death of my son, Nammie Taylor. Aled well both, 1838 and for the beautiful floral offerings. W. S. WILLIAM RICHER, MRS. ADDRE WILLIAMS, Mother. MR. SAM TAYLOR DIEZ SUDden Mr. Sam Taylor, in scoundrel at the City Hall, died suddenly. Mr. Sam Taylor, in home, was after reaching the City Hall he began his work took seriously. Then death came. His remains were abrided to Marshall, Texas (his former home) for hospital accompanied by Mrs. Addie Williams, his mother, he was a member of the American Woodman, it was a shock to his relatives and friends. Mr. Pastor is survived by Mr. W. W. R. W. Williams, sister-bearer; Mrs. Adda dia William, mother. WARSHINGTON, D. C. April 17, 1922—A comparison of the conden- sation of the business operations of Negro insurance companies last year shows that the National Benefit Life Insurance Company, with general offices at Washington, D. C., is the country's biggest enforced insurance company. The Washington representative of Negro the business continued in 1955 the previously unprecedented strides from mode in 1924. In which year the company opened thirty-five new branch offices and wrote 58,128,914 of new insurance. It closed 1924 with a total field organization of 35.8千nchsec and a large increase in all phases of its business. But 1925 saw this already imposing territorial coverage increased to 112 branch offices, for and away the greatest field organization of Negro insurance history. And 1925 saw other advances equally notable. In new insurance written, 1925 registered a gain over the impressive record of 1924 amounting to more than eleven millions of dollars. The figure of $33,618,931 in new insurance written reach a new height and constitute a truly amarish achievement. In premium income, 1994 made a rule of over $300,000. The company's legal reserve on policy was ruled to be comfortable sum of $117,545.00 the item of real estate owned jumped from $163,678.00 to $212,778.00 and the total assets are now over $1,300,000.00. A step-of-four-reaching importance to the place from the standpoint of Negro Business prestige was the agreement by the National Benefit of a large panel of ground, on U Street near Fourteenth Street, North What, the center of Negro business activity in the national capital, on which site the company is making plans to select a magnificent new Home Office Building to be a landmark and almost of Negro commercial. 2 Just two years ago, in April, 1987, my mother wounded her eyes and passed from earth away. Her wanted form, her mild dreaded grief, for her sister. Told me that death was hovering near, the lingering for a while; but on that morning, while the stare paled in the light of day, Amid the tears that vainly sought the dreaded hand to stay, He bore her happy spirit hence across the swelling tide. And half the light went out from home the hour my mother died. And often in the dreams of night her cherished face I see. And "hid the old familiar scenes once more I seem to be. Once more her hand is on my head. Once more her voice I hear. Singing the hymns of other days, to memory ever dear. How often is the summer more that voice rose clear and sweet in praise to God, while I followed her busy feet. My mother's voice Fund memory can no richer treasure bring. No angers are half so sweet to the as three she used to sing. The stream of life with hurrying flow HEALTH WEEK LARGELY OBSERVED IN DALLAS, ALL AGENCIES CO-OPERATE National Negro Health Week was to globally more widely observed, and it is estimated that more people know of the benefits of beautiful living than ever before. The Lodge Mar Dental Services provides for all of the club members' dental services, for all of the club members' health films and lectures were featured in all of the schools' curriculums. The film was known free of charge at the Palace Theatre and was viewable. Dr. E. Rivers, Barnwell, state Dallas at the beginning of the churches during the services of the week in school and school. LEADS ALL NEGRO INSTITUTIONS Income of $2,235,529.24 Issued by National Naming All Records ELVE BRANCH OFFICES IN 26 STATES progress nationally. These advance through public arteries of progressive policy extending bank for more than 100,000 branches which times the bread foundations have been established. HAVE been successfully therefore is making of the Amazing though these may suit of home and steady planning of time and steady planning of upbuilding and corps service. The company has been exceptionally fortunate in that its management has been unchanged ever since its foundation in 1888. The name of Samuel Wilson Rutherford, founder, still leads the roster of its officials. Mr. Rutherford is the capacity of Secretary and General Manager is still the guiding genius of the company, slied esconded by his son, Robert H. Rutherford, who has held the chair of President for the pass six years or more, and the soundness of whose executive ability is evidenced most eloquently in the returns we have been summing. The possession, among our racial and national communities, of the right to choose the national (National) - Nest-Gl and (in most cases) computation. As they grow in size and in the ability to grow opportunities for Negroes by Negroes in these Nest-Gl-owned communities, which has been grown in the past, they will well as of growth, but only prey on them, and help to secure their permission to employ them in the economic prosperity of the economic place. The strongest guarantee of eventual success in our struggle. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1926 STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ON TOP! It is indeed gratifying to announce to the thousands of policy holders and to the public generally, the financial condition of the STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, WITH HEADQUARTERS AT ATLANTA, GA In January, 1926, the Standard Life ship to the Southern Insurance Company which the company could not meet, with the impaired: As a result of the insolvency of the Southern Insurance Company of Texas, Life, pride of the race, lost its identity in it after it was found that the company had no legal requirements of §241.514.13 and §24,970.046.69. In one year under the was his associate, a defect of a half million had tier of a million. The Standard Life Insurance station with the proviso that it would reset any time within ten years a negotiable, so that the business of the Standard Life Insurers, which has been both from the day holders. The surplus to both the size it has ever been since its organization in 1 Just sit at -dy and watch your investment is the best ever and the personnel of the HAS AMTE WORKING CAPITAL AND T NECESSARY LEGAL RISERVE. THE O STANDARD LIFE STATEMENT ASSETS Cash Policy Loans Collateral Loans Bonds Premium Notes Lien Notes Reserves on Bonds Rents Due and Accrued Meritance Loans Unlevered Interest Accrued Due and Deferred Premi- Due and Deferred Premi- In January, 1928, the Standard Life Insurance Company passed from Neuro ownership to the Southern Insurance Company of Tennessee in settlement of obligations which the company could not meet, with no surplus and no reserve behind the policies impaired. As a result of the insolvency of the company, it surrendered its charter and the Southern Insurance Company of Tennessee absorbed its business and the Standard Life pride of the race, lost its identity in the great volume of the Southern's. One year later it was found that the company had come back good and strong with a surplus above all legal requirements of 8211,814.13 and a local reserve protection to policy holders of 82,970,046.09. In one year under the wise and economic management of Mr. Harris and his associate, a defeat of a half million had been converted into surplus of quite a quarter of a million. The Standard Life Insurance Company of Arkansas took up the proposition with the proviso that it would resell the business of the company to Negroes at any time within ten years a negotiable, sound, business proposition was made them. The business of the Standard Life Insurance Company is in better condition now than than it has ever been. Both, from the standpoint of the stockholders and the policy holders. The surplus to both the stockholders and the policy holders is larger than it has ever been since its organisation in 1913. The policy holder has nothing to fear. Just at last, by and with your investment grow. The financial condition of the Company is the best ever and the personnel of the Company, in still colored. THE COMPANY HAS ANTEcedents of CAPITAL AND THE NECESSARY LEGAL RESERVE. THE NECESSARY LEGAL RESERVE.—THE OFFICERS ARE CAPABLE STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE CO. unum Real Estate Balances Journals and Figures & Agents Balances Notes Receivable 263,206.22 16,514.14 47,022.24 43,788.88 141,100.00 2,306,800.88 I hereby certify that the above is andabilities of the Standard Life Insur 1925. $2,306,889.82 the above is a true and correct Hard Life Insurance Company of A JOSEPH WALL PAINT 300 Patterns From Placed on HALF 1000 RO Including Side Wall $1.50 RE COMF DIAMOND PAINT & OF THE 1001 to 1007 Ross Ave One Block East of No I hereby certify that the above is a true and correct statement of the Anxieties and Liabilities of the Standard Life Insurance Company of Atlanta, Ga. December 31, 2015. 1001 to 1007 Ross Ave. X-2350 One Block East of North Lamar on Ross SUNDAYS at Office by Appointment Only RESIDENCE ..... Phase H-8455 OFFICE ..... Phase H-8531 Office-500 1-3 Good Street Hawes 9 to 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. McMillan Sanitarium by Appointment U-1331 DR JAMES G HARDIN, (Specification in Diseases of Women Chronic disease of Heart, Lung and Kidney, Blood Disease, 'and Genito-Urinary Disease) (X-HAY EXAMINATIONS and TREATMENTS) --- --- AT ATLANTA, GA. as a Race toward Better Living and to be to be found in the co- mmercialness of our own business- care. Now is the National Benefit Life Insurance Company. TREW. BOOKER WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL WAS HIGHLY EN- GINEERED APRIL BY THE DEBAND GAL BROTHER FROM ALARANA as a Friday morning exercise in the high school auditorium the number of visitors impressed a number of students. A reward received by orphan boys and girls is presented by orphan boys and girls said that no other such program has met as much approval as the one shown. The surprise of the whole affair was the coming from between five and hundred students and visitors, and the hand—as it played some old tricks on our guests was N. W. Knowing our guests were boy, N. W. under whose care Mr. N. W. moved and courted throughout the city. Felix Proof. Rhodea. the principal. should be the attitude of N. Wilkes. should be the attitude of N. Wilkes. and his work. HOTEL MEN TO MEET IN CHICAGO CHICAGO—April 11—According to a report release from C. S. Mellon, the multinational firm, the arrangements were made for agreements to meet in Geneva. Among the many speakers who are listed to appear on the three day program are: Alonso Locke, Memphis, Team: Sanford, Jackson, French Jack Spring, Ind: Joc Nace, Palm Beach, Fla.: Morris A. Cowan, Harrishburg, Penn: C. P. Johnson, Baltimore, Md.: Fred Clark, Los Angeles, Cal.: Richard Smith, Savannah, Ga.: Charles Neal, Salt Lake City, Utah: George L. Smith, Cleveland, Ohio: Charles Dean, Hot, Spring, Arl: Chaz Green, Louisville, Ky.: D. Williams, Wilson Robinson, D. Watts of St. Louis, Mo.: W. Webb, Camden, N. L.: W. A. Brooks, Ashville, S. C.: D. C. Wassler, New York, L. O. Jackson, Clarkavurg, W. Va.: James Early, George P. Goode, A. G. Barnett, Chao: Turner, East 300 Patterns From Our Wholesale Stock Including Side Wall Border and Ceiling at New and Used Cars Willys Knight & Overland Distributors Mack Simms, Colored Representative SCHOLARSHIP EUXD DRIVE IS LAENCHED BY PROMINENT WOMEN Every State Co-operating in 2000-000 National Campaign for Education Young Girls New York, April 17—In the Nation-wide movement among New Yorkers for the establishment of scholarship funds to assist worthy young men and women in obtaining an education in the National Association of Colored Women has formulated and put into operation an ambitious and comprehensive program. It is conducting a drive to make $50,000 within the race. Every state is co-operating. McLean Lodge Company National Association business manager, Mrs. W. T. Carpenter business manager, Mrs. W. T. Carpenter TARAH Lodge Bank, Vivian, Mrs. Ursula TARAH Lodge Bank, Vivian, Mrs. Ursula TARAH Lodge Bank, Vivian, Mrs. Ursula Whitinghill, Wellington, Cornwall Zachary M. A. T. Coghlan, Orlando Zachary M. A. T. Coghlan, Orlando Mrs. M. Walters, Birmingham Mrs. M. Walters, Birmingham ATTEN SUMMER SCHOOL TEXAS COLLEGE Open The Second largest in Texas is equality, unincorporated class room like and systematic academic doubt practice school and classes integrated by the Department of education of the Department of for those who take the normal nu- ture. THE McMILLAN'S MODERN EQUIPMENT F AND SPECIAL 'NOW OPEN TO Efficient Attendee Corner Hall and State Streets W. R. McMillan Co. PHONE U-5191 SUMMER Tuskegee Normal and Ten Weeks: June 7 First Term: July Second Term: July Courts in Elementary, High al students in the Junior Business Practice, Mechanical Arts State Certificate extense to the Junior Business Practice, Mechanical Arts Southernification Certificates Plan R. R. MOTON, Principal No. 2 TOMATOES No. 1 TOMATOES BACK AND PRES PINNY BEANS NAVY BEANS 2 LBS. RASINS DRY SALT MEAT CORN MILLED OLLES BACK BONE BEER TIP LADY ROUND STEAK SEVEN STEAK CHITTLEBURN HALL STREET MARK LIKE A MAGNET ATTEND THE HUMMER SCHOOL AND NORTH KAS COLLEGE, TYLER, TN Open June 7th AT argest in Texas last year. Involves school and classes in Primary Meth- dology, Assistant Director, Cultural Banks, President, Ypsa College McMILLAN SANITARIUM EQUIPMENT FOR GENERAL AND SPECIAL SURGERY HOW OPEN TO THE FICIENT Attendance in all Lin- coln State Streets McMillan Consultant Servi- cies 5191 DAY SUMMER SESSION Fees Normal and Industrial weeks: June 7, to August first Term: June 7, to July second Term: July 12, to Augu- lary Conservatory, High School, Junior Ced- entary, High School, Junior Ced- entary, Junior College, Diphen- dium Mechanical Area, Agriculture N, Principal E. C. P. WHITE FOR STREET MARKET AND GR MAGNET The Second harvest in Tokyo last year. A strong and experienced school with a strong emphasis on library, library, library, library and sympathetic environment. Nishikawa High. Dust-practice school and classes in Primary Methods. The school is supported by the Imperial University. Male examination at classes in Primary Methods. Harez Reasonable, World A. E. Hickla ANA, Director, College Falls, Texas A. M. MIRY, Assistant Director, Palatine, Texas W. H. BANKS, President, Texas College, Tyler, Texas THE McMILLAN SANITARIUM MODERN EQUIPMENT FOR GENERAL MEDICINE AND SPECIAL SURGERY "NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC" Efficient Attendance in all Lines SUMMER SESSION 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 R. R. MOTON, Principal E. C. ROBERTS, Dir. No. 2 TOMATOES 10 Cents NO. 3 TOMATOES 10 Cents BLACK SHELL BEANS 10 Cents PINTO BEANS 10 Cents NAAN BEANS 10 Cents 1 LBS. PUNCHES 25 Cents 1 LBS. RAISINS 25 Cents DRY BALT MEAT 21 Cents DRY SALT FOODS 21 Cents BACK BONES 10 Cents BEEF TRIPE 10 Cents LOAN STEAK 30 Cents ROUND STEAK 30 Cents SEVEN STEAK 15 Cents CHITTLELINING 12-13 Cents HALL STREET MARKET AND GROCERY DALLAS EXPRESS ADS Attract the Attention of THE BUYING PUBLIC Phone H-0053 LET ME BE YOU COMMUNITY S. T. William Superior Allen at Julliette St BE CONTACT 053 Pho LET ME BE YOUR DRIVER MUNITY DRUG ST S. T. Williamson, Jr., Prop Superior Delivery at Juliette St. Phone H-0053 Phone H-1860 LET ME BE YOUR DIRECTOR COMMUNITY DRUG STORE; S. T. Williamson, Jr., Prop. Superior Delivery Allen at Juliette St. Dallas, Texas "I Either Have it, Will Get it, or it isn't Made" Has Been Highly Restricted For The Protection of the Colored People of Dallas who Want Emancipation From Crowded Conditions and Segregation Annoyances WHY NOT TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT Corner Lots $800.00, Inside Lots $700.00. $10.00-Cash, $10.00 a Month-No Interest A GOOD PLACE TO SAVE Murphy-Bolanz Co. Est.1874 X1281 Corner Commerce & Field SECOND AVENUE "The Road To Happiness" THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1926 CLOS OF YORK AS THE METRO HEAR JULIUS BLEDSOE, April 23 at City Hall Audi RESERVE YOUR SEATS EARLY TEMPLE DRUG STORE, McMILLAN CAFE, FAY'S EAT SHOP, DIXON'S CAFE, CLIFF DRUG STORE, COMMUNITY STORE, LITTLE GEM STORE, WHEATLEY DRUG STORE of Your Home THE METROPOLIS OF THE The club met March 23rd with Mrs. Vance, 2nd Colby. The member responded to call each with questions and does. Plants for the benefit dance at the Hummling Bldg. Hall. April 26th were discussed. The besters served in Mollon. The Easter scheme was carried out. We streamed to meet with our president Miss Electrie Cowes. Miss Electrie Cowes, president. OSEV Has Been High ored People Crowded Cone WHY N Corner Lots $800.00 ON KAUFMAN ROAD Has Been Highly Restricted For The red People of Dallas who Wa rowded Conditions and Segregat WHY NOT TAKE ADV rner Lots $800.00, Inside Lots $700.00. $10.00 DRIVE OUT OR CALL GEORGE SHIRLEY, Hom Murphy phy-Bolan THE NOTRE DAME ART AND SCIENCE, CT, is at the home of the artist, Mr. John Street, MA. We are excited that the opening of the notre dame museum will present an exhibition of mixed media works by having a hawker at the art gallery with Mrs. Lillie Hillson, 211-234-8888. AMERICAN BEAUTY SOCIAL, CLUB met Thursday night. April 1st at 218 Hall street, in a hall- more meeting. Mr. Frey was Frey was elected president Mrs Emmerson Vice President Whilst it was played for entertainment, Visitors were present. Miss Viola Washington and Mr. Miller will be hostess and host for the next meeting. Thursday night. Name To LIS OF THE SOUTH P.I.C. Professional Directory. 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Punt, Cliff Henghie, 119th Avenue. 119th Avenue, East 4th Street. M. C. Knott, 414th Frank Street. Hendrick Hager Mr. Winkler WHEATLEY SCHOOL NOTES The Book Lover's Chubs are increasing their membership and all are reviewing their books. Their following books were reviewed during book hour Friday, June 16th, at the Sumner Hall, Sumner Hall, Family Hall, and the National Capital. Janey Pupils reviewing the above books leady and lovingly Drums and Drummer Trap, Vega-Guitars, Banjo and Mandolins. Mindful Music, Helene Ward Salon, Charleston Loft, Wellness Room Lee Preemer, Reporter. Diamond Paint and Wall Paper Company OF TEXAS WHOLEN MARSHAL AND MORRIS WALL PAINTER, PAINTER AND TILES 1001 to 1002 West Avenue, Dallas, Texas See our samples. Restricted For The Pro Dallas who Want Emns and Segregation An GEORGE SHIRLEY, Home 804 So. Haskell----Phone H 0625 M. H. 0D0M, Home 607 Hill Ave.----Phone U 3482 PAGE THREE A. Most people need money when there's death in the family, from times they want to carry this body out of town or they may want to send for a relative. If you think you need this kind of SSE-VICE take Insurance with the WILEY COLLEGE SUMMER SCHOOL AND SUMMER NORMAL Summer School Constitutes Fall Quarter's Work by special arrangement with the detailed information the Summer School Constitutes will provide. a steady increase in enrollment and the low percentage of failures in the summer school and summer normal. The school has a strong commitment to teaching force and adequate facilities which the school instills upon having. Write immediately for free bulletins of information about courses. 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. LABOR PROVIDES FOR TO-DAY As some time probably not so far in some cases there has been that the following: "We have now been made up of the following." Garevyn in the future as some may imagine, the bonds of foreclosure are not made, and for which it may have been made, and for which it has been collected; and, though it does not intend to fall into the effect of the "impossible" of the "revolutions" which are not, at the same time as the risk of spoiling the robin. When that time comes, men in theathy will take the place of the way to the life of the man, and the person is to be found in the condition where the person is to be found in which they control from such voltages as the race means. When the power is to be found in which the power is to be found in the "revolutions" of conditions in the Veterans Hospital at Tuskegee, there are the following: "We have been made up of the following." The United States of the United States, and the United States of the United States, are known for the "COLLEGE OF FORMERS OF THE PUBLIC." The United States should not be having the right to be working good. It is for making good. If the problem is not, such all-mallens should arise, and yet they do aies with startling result. MEMBER NATIONAL MEDIA PRESS Published every Saturday Morning in the Year at 2000 Swiss Avenue. Entered at Post Office at Dalles, Tuxedo, as second-class unit, under Act of Congress, March 1879. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (Incorporated) DALLAS, TEXAS The Dallas Express Sub- scriptions in Advance 1 Year $2.25 6 Months 1.25 6 Months Single Copy 2.0 Foreign Advertising Representative W. B. Ziff Company, 605 South W. B. Ziff Company, 604 Morton W. B. Ziff Company, 404 Morton Dlg. 110 East Nassau St. Notice to The Public Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or reputation of any person, firm or corporation which may appear in the columns of THE DALLAN EXPRESS will be gladly corrected upon it being brought to the attention of the publishers. THE DALLAS EXPRESS has never "halted the white feather, neither has it been disgraced by the yellow streak. It is not afflicted with the flambeuse, it is a plain, every-day, sensible, conservative life, never is a peril, which trims so sail to catch the passing breeze from us, doubtful flag; it professs patriotism as broad as our country. Its love of even handled justices covers all the territory occupied by the human race. This is pretty high ground, but we live as if not as prospering. No, of the present cause up and stand with us. This ground is holy. V. E. KING. THE VETSLEM HOSPITAL MIDDLE At some time probably not so far in the future as some may imagine, are bounds of foreance are to be burst and the spirit those who disturb' is going to be relegated to an colition or return. When that time comes, men in authority will take, the which they control from such another, the rare man to be produced who 'relations' of conditions in the Vetrans hospital at Tunstepark it is unfortunate that such attentions are not made, and, yet they do arise with starting reefs, and in the majority of cases the age old 'disposition', which of attempting to pull down in order to build ourselves up, which bids fate to bring some real credit to the men and which gives for the climax of the battle qual- It seems that forever we will give opportunity to those who would demean us to listen to us to cradle in a basket who are safe because of that country which is power-work in them of pulpit back their follows as soon as this has been to climb. Members of the race had bowed that the bitter fight for the pining of Negro personnel at that institution would mark the end of strife at that institution, and that in that victory an opportunity for another running achievement for the men had been offered. That class was against whites the worst solution of the splendid, ill-mannered black that fight was ever the worst one were jealous of the speed and aries, which that institution offered. They thought�erage and "pork" but the course a Negro who fightin' was a reage, but wither at the will of the eventful of the reason at the instant of brockine at the door of his next of the ```markdown ``` of progress. Such men are traint. In this group we include, Dailers to the better interests of the nation, Wesley Guess, the Queen of the United States, and their connotation in the attitude of Donald, W. E. W. Franklin, their fellows, toward them. In and with each of these groups the world is rid of them. In Allen Blond of the same department, that that is not possible, domination and assimilation are the greatest, because of reserved for them which is in the infrequency with which memristly more damming; it is that the race of the worst attainment faces of their fellows, too, harbits slager, whose recagaint them. Such should be the out of accomplishment in the race, and prove themselves the examples of him to be hailed as "the greatest progress and platters who would Nerve voice ever heard in the con From time to time the public records can compare to his taken into consideration the short forms of public institutions for the care of unfortunate classes of society. Of the most important sorts are placed before the public from time to time; besides are given under the auspices of first-class and then another of beneficent projects which would lighten the burdens of an unfortunate class of society. Money, sometimes in large and then in small amounts, is collected, but nothing further is heard of it. The Express, not only curious as to the fate of these funds, but actuated by a deep-rooted desire from nothing has ever been seen. feeling keenly the lack of proper procedure is regard -to these following among the multitudes. projects, refuses, is lly to lend its aid to, verily enterprises. Its appeal is to the more cultured and, therefore, enterprises. There are no glaring headlines, which definite good is being done. And further, the money, which is for the popular idea in other being kept either for the benefit of individuals or in trust for comerra which never materialise might well be turned over to some institution which is actually. In the operation. There can be no doubt of the actual operation of such institutions as The Dickson Colored Orphanage and of others, like it in other parts of the state, self duly grateful. Let it welcome robbed of much support which is in a large way, in a way would come from the public, were which will prove to him that he and yet, such institutions are of it not for the unfortunate hand-longing of it by such persons as are involved in these schemes. reconciling the white with the black in America in a manner morally consistent with what it would obligate the white man to尊崇. It is not that the black man from early antiquity assisted them to establish a racial hierarchy, but that the future in an independent nation failed by men of their own race, whitehouses, or others. There is a surplus of white in America. "Wherefore, he it resolved that there be a surplus of white in America, because, in which they put their concentration, that the legislatures place, the world might memorize the Congress of the United States." In the files of this journal, the account can be found which tell of the facts of the other which have sprung up and which have been recorded. But in few instances can any record be found of the accounting of the account in its case, as for Dallas in its case, as for Dallas in its case. Bidice is a young man and what height he may not attain in the year he go by. His profession and his zealism may be attained these slumber-ever attain the kind of fame which he bids fair to on- e another. Up until now, the race has produced no other aliques whose name is Bidice. Up until now, the race into entitlement, the short time of that year, this time, the record is capped by only two others, Roland Hayes, interna- tional set but not among the Robben, who snugged of ninety- nine spirits set but none during Texan; a real Texan who is proud of his race and of his life, is pleased to take the offer of relation to it. He, by becoming opportunity for esthetication, has contribution of a considerable men of the galaxy of the greet of America. And now Texan to be Bidice. His appreciation of the success and accomplishment by welcoming his companiesman with the greet companiesman with the greet making provision during which he takes to the greatest height and before the most descrim- tative day he be found, to appear before his, two people, his friends and ac- cidents. other lines have constant satisfaction in their appearances in the news of the days in which they were held. The most important, which they control because of the fines of work, in which they are engaged. Music of the clessels sort has no such irksome following among the multitudes. The most important is that the multitudes. There are no glazing headlines to welcome the great singer with his line, for the popular idol in other lines, and yet the singer with his line, the popular idol in other lines, probably a much more lasting impression on the hearts of men than does the worker in other lines. Bledsoe is a Texan; a Texan whose success has brought added glory to the state, which proved him. Let that state show itself duly grateful. Let it welcome him in a large way; in a way which will prove to him that he will do well to make an annual glory for the state, which proved him. Let that state show itself duly grateful. Let it welcome him in a large way; in a way which will prove to him that he will do well to make an annual glory for the state, which proved him. Let that state show itself duly grateful. FONXERH SPHIT OR AN ATTEMPT TO GET SOMETHING FOR NOTHING Read the following resolution from the following of Marcus Wey, the author and editor of New York convention and attention to decide whether they are really possessed of the pioneer spirit which colonizes or whether they are just attempting to get "some one to do so." The movement has failed to "go over" and the person is to be found in the secular, reasoning of those who framed this document while, unfortunately, is addressed to The Company. The United States. Here it is: "Memorabilia the Congress of the United States to make provision for the colonization of persons of African descent, with the exception of black, white, and black as well as black or place without the United States where they may form a nation and a government of their own." "1. Whereas, race problems produced by the contact of races and the like, are the same as the ones of the last century, and are, by means of erasing the races or separating the races, and" 22. "Wheres, it is highly desired that the American Neuro problem manner that will preserve the white race and the black threat to the American problem to the welfare of mankind; and the many of our outrages in the great evidence of an independent nation of Neroces and strive to achieve a bick and hard fight." 23. "A. Wheres, such desire on the part of our Neroces was encouraged by the Americans who founded the colony of Liberia, and, later, by others who sought to acquire San Domingo for a colony for the Neroces." 24. "Wheres, there is much land spared, populated in San Domingo and Liberia; and the ancestors of our Neroces." that broke the camel's back." For listeners throughout the world are now throughout the world are thoroughly aroused against the radiating receiver. As one chiceno writer puts it, "No one but Houdini could get out of Chicago this week. The only folks who beat Europe in this city were Barton Holmes' audience." In the United States, magazines, newspapers and private interests have organized climbs and associates Hours of fight the recoiling secretive legislative action has also been sought, and is expected to result in the drive eventually. England Also to Fight The United States and Canada are not the only countries to which those responses have been ruling however. Contrary to general belief, England also has to fight against the "bprovers" as they are called there. Listeners, newspapers and broadcaster officials have been vote-fierous protests. As the radio editor of the London Dixie News points out, "It is a mistake to suppose that it is the most powerful set which can and does certificate most violently. The most "hunting" of all is probable. United States Investors have found a new way that in plastic five per cent of its cash is covered in costless realizes, more ignorant of the interference they were caused Chuckle Column Definitive Activity—Soutchman making an effort to pay your cash. Activity—Dame Soutchman reaching for the transfers after you paid the cash. They had a surprise party next door yesterday. Installment collector found our neighbors at home. Play on the stock market can get pretty rough—on one's pocketbook. Definitely when a man says "he likes to look at people what he thinks of them"—he either handy with his frets or he's darned fast on his feet. Experts tell us "modern" girls have hard faces. Well, some are hard to look at a recent time. And then again, we just can't make our eyes behind. Watch a young couple seen now at a day and you'll learn that in a way different from another meaning. Like to do things "in a big scale". You'll find one in the near, at cost yard. "We Needed." "This food is on one," said our generous friend—and the soon dripped from his spoon all over his shirt front. "One." "Silence is Golden!" read the sign on the restaurant wall. But they might just as well have thrown it into the way of the blade, as the fellow seated at the next table was concerned. He was eating Celery. "One." "Safety first." "It is some first of the way of the blade." "Now gave us his "can't attention" today. And, good, how that man can run." "One." "Petticoat can be added to our troubles today. He must have beyond that a teacher who said "the devil is still after." We were stuck with our mighty home executive when we chose. "We have the guard of the law and choice." "We do the will not the man who did he mean?" "No to Florida for a "clean-up" but he sure to save carfare home." "Yes to small-poxling this sample of our young fellow. I remember our man's test, that the shoe, our mout, too. Only they ain't much about it." "One, he's pressing a ban for dinner. I found a cold curse in the cream. Which proves that if you can't have the food, you'll be bound to pick up something big a longer or later." R. Robert F. Whitehead Mr. Whitehead wrote a book, and published a book, *She's written a book*, and published two years it was written everywhere in Iowa and elsewhere in Iowa language. The author also wrote a book, and other book gave the Bible its name. The author's public address was attended the first Sunday of the institution's anniversary. In the Chriestom had ever unnoticed before. It was a very terrible song heed round the world. What was the name of the song? and the author's Name? Answer to. overall? 45-Matthew FIRE INSURANCE AND THE COLORDED FIELD No. 7-4 Hymenya For The Advertised Vehicle Please Know a colored fire insurance Ans.: Fifty turns, 62 wire, on a 124-inch diameter should be about right. of the way I said when I was a volvo, I had to be used on the TV. And when I had to be used on the TV, I was a very different type of activity. And when I was that volcano is, is safe if enough. C battery is used. company, starting with little ex- period,ربويد its capital and is asked today the first of the adhesion to the effect of America at the same time as the five years, in the amazing achievement of the Mankind Fire Insur- paction, a curb of the Carolina, whose offices I had the recent pleasure of visiting. Consulting their Insur- eཔའི་ Gold- assurance- I found this, coloured firm, which is perhaps the only value of the first of the first-line, possible rating. For paying its fire losses. In managed with scores of leading white firms one of which has an operation role of the Central Europe. But more, 1963 Detroit Fire and Mar- tion, 1964 Stuyvesant Fire of New York, and the State of Pennsylvania 1924, and the Eagle Star of�land, 1926, and the United States of the first five years. Kevall has found one- step under the责任, one- of the two most most largest with assets of sixty millions . Surely this is an acceptability ment of Tech Nagrogs everywhere that will be made for the first three years for the three consecutive years. And a proof that when the Newty suit The firm owns the modern three bureaus, has assets of nearly four hundred million, has assets of over eleven million dollars, part of over eight million dollars, part of white companies, and a few hundred bureaus. The firm is located in the Home Office on March 11, the Home Office of the President of the company, and also serves a large company. The report also showed that the company is on the path of a single or class of business, a single or class of business, and a single or class of business, and the board of the Board of Directors President: S. Swainson, President: M. Swainson, President: The last two are President North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company: The Secretary Manage- ment: North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company: The Secretary Manage- ment: North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance a personal letter of commendation to Mr. W. L. W. Wilson for the excellent manner in which he served the organization. The system was installed by I. W. L. Wilson and added since the organization was established. The Special Representative. The first resident young colored woman, who was a resident of the stockholders, one of the members of the stockholders, one of the worthy young women, L. W. Wilson when he was satisfied that he had served the organization. The manager, W. G. W. Wilson, is said and another thing, W. W. Wilson married them to three worthy women who are still giving lives to the organization. WATER LILIES (Editor's Note: Just another bit of the verse which comes to The Rapres from time to time. This little poem from a lad of fourteen years, who lives in Taylor's appeal to us as worthy of publication. With minor corrections of spelling by us, it appears as it came from his hand. In his letter he tells us that he has been a reader of the Express for several years. Hints for the Household FOR APRIL Be Betty Webster Household Chris—Hint on Child Care When children first learn to toddle around—it is most fascinating to them. They are thrilled with their achievements and have no desire as to direction or distance. A mother likes to have her child enjoy its greedy, but too frequent, a busy mother finds her child has disappeared before she knows it. I find it very successful in caring for a child of this age to the best of its own or arm so that while I am working I am unconscientiously now my child is never be the constant tinker and when I mite this child very I immediately go in search of my baby. Parada Hiel To you always think it's necessary to order it for left-over poilons that you have to cut them up. I did for a long while. But we're really and far a business. I like to see me left-over poilons. Let's having can and once the solution down every time with a wire on into a mishar. That's so far the only way to get them out. I've been and I've said share that same as I would any could be. The dainty water-life is the love first I presume. Pink and yellow blossoms, buds of Dafales silver blossoms brighten up the way. But it takes a walker to make it take a walker. It is a BOLD day. In this competition we might tell the best Quran Fath that the quran is the right place to go. The quran must be taken in order to make it pass. Test it amass and use only one side of your sheet. HOME DEMONSTRATION WORK By Mrs. M. E. V. Hunter, Supervisor In planning the work for home demonstration agents in this state, the work that the particular feature of each project may be stressed at the season that will do most The outstanding projects in our program of work are building, quality raising, dairy, food and nutrition, food preservation and production, clothing home improvement, and community activities. To gain best results in these projects, we have based our network of projects to do something hard to do, such as project, Object, HOW, WHEN, He have so outlined the program as to show the agents the object of each project, the count of the season in which to carry on each activity in order to gain best results from work. The subject is gardening is to increase the yield of fruit and vegetables to encourage the use of a The subject is a farm wife to have fruit and vegetables, either in the fresh state or canned, for use the year preceding the season. The interest is comming to the gardening. Generally ow to do these things in the agents' next problem. One of the outstanding ways of doing the work is the demonstration garden. Each county is divided into twelve communities. This is done by grouping the smaller communities in close proximity. In each of these communities is a demonstration garden. This garden receives close supervision from the agent. Every improved method is used in this garden, care is used in the selection of seeds, preparation of soil, proper fertilization, planting and cultivation. This garden is visited by the agent at least twice each month, and all club members in that victoir are urged to be present at this time in order to benefit from the demonstration given. The activities carried on this quarter, January, February, March, are the planting of hot beds, preparation and fertilization of land, planting in the open ground such seeds as will withstand the cold and the transplanting of plants from hot beds in the latter part of the quarter. Much rain and the consequent cold soil have hindered the gardens being as early in most sections as had been planned, but all gardens considering the weather condition are reported as doing well. Guadslup County reports the club members as having ebbed, plenty of mustard, turnips, raddabies, lettuce and onions for home use, and in some cases the members have been tired. Activities stressed during this quarter in poultry raising are, to increase the interest in poultry raising, to encourage the production of better poultry in larger quantities for home consumption and for market. How is it to select one home in each community as a demonstration poultry farm. Artificial饲养 is a growing January, February, March, and April. Heathen, and Massacres, are, selecting and setting eggs, reaping ferens, coop, houses etc., whitewashing, looker after water supply, reaching cakes, and the cakes of baby children. All counties have respected good work in this project. Outstanding achievements are reported from Houston and Grimes County, where 150 was raised in each county for the purchase of pots bred and raised. The county reports two hundred County reports two hundred five from three each, four from three each, four from three each, four from three each. The county reports two hundred, all doing fine. The married, interested, being manifested throughout the entire county from the settle of these eyes has greatly encouraged the county. The county report is being used for the rate farm wines are buying either pure bred chiches or creams, she reports, in a few months at least 75 per cent of the colored farms will have some pure bred cowork. The main abbot in delicacy is to increase the production of dairy cows. On home of farm folk, deeper feeding and care of dairy cattle were by giving denunciations in the selection of dunes cakes proper housing and feeding. The study of milk producing feeds. What is done during this quarter is to give a better care of baby-housing, making the feel of baby-care, demonstrations in churning, case of butter and milk. While dairying is not an out-marked improvement, we have seen in this county where we have a lot of a tendency toward the use of more dairy cows, and better dairy cows, however, we have seen in more dairy products. Food and nutrition are an important part of the health of the people in the community. Health factors, to preserve the health of the people, must be considered and palatable. This involves the various demonstrations in the preparation of food, teaching the use of food, and the use of food. The Road To Better Health Cooking: Himalaya-Asparagus and Pooled Eggs Boil asparagus until tender. Make required number of pieces of Headets, Note: If you have any questions concerning References and other Household Hints you would like to see jelly Websites address here in care of this property. (Corresponding label: by the Home Net Brown Corporation, Chicago) Ritter (coast and keep warm.) Lay toant on platter Place as perguntas on top of toast. with online sign-in program. Please be excited number of vears in the top of sabaraga and zere. Deal large options Call those in-slices about one-fourth less than 1/4. Look about one-half hour in half with the water and water. Finds with online sign-in program. Please be excited number of vears in the top of sabaraga and zere. Deal large options Call those in-slices about one-fourth less than 1/4. Look about one-half hour in half with the water and water. Finds with online sign-in program. Please be excited number of vears in the top of sabaraga and zere. The Right-Side Muffins of the R 2 tablemoons of sugar The Be He He's in our house for the men of tomorrow. And here's to the good in opportunities that are their's in this day and age of enlightenment and progress. It is a lot from the door of the base burner, kerosene lamp, and horse and buyer to these days of electric furnaces, automobiles and radio. There's a boy as at home, half frozen, with the weekly paper or parenteral tob. Dobbie out for a tedious drive. Now he jumps into the car and then minutes has joined a group of young folks dan- cling the Charleston to muste at a lending hotel. Truly, it is a great age, and the boys of today can make it greater still if they will. But this is not a fashion, it's their own after a different pattern than the Marmot Town and its two numerous counterparts in repl. life. Because it takes more than five feet-light inches a yonder ailer, and a cigarette to make a man. It takes brakes and brains, and the "cake enter" has neither and will never have either. What this country needs as much as the whole world does is the ability to manage. Marshall acknowledged it impatient, yet when the market is closed, it is certain that "marketed ideas" will be more useful. Growing more and more food, including more and more vegetables and fruits, will be national williness and unwieldy. The present American need of more food is to take the place of the Japanese and the French, and to be more educated. Ideas, particularly the idea that food can be made from the lives of the health. Health is an essential need, and education is essential. Education alone is not enough. A point where we can need more information, whose observance makes for a better tableau as copyright has been done. It is more without saying that our country is up of the vital generations. We often need to determine the kind of food we can do that this country putting the butch room in the schools, storing current ingredients, and preparing food often to determine the kind of cheese, bulbular, ale. The work of the schools is how to canned food to the kind of selection of foods, and table-ware. Food preservation and preparation is a very important project in our program of work. The object is to give a family a balance between the prevention of the present waste of surplus fruits and vegetables to be found and most forces for this are carried out by diving demonstrations in both the food and the use of a new food as well as selection. The main activities during this quarter are: demonstrations in the present waste making, lime, moss, etc., making and-curing sausage, also. Marion County agri-resorts vary interesting demonstrations from the use of samples of Wasson, with buildings made from the Home improvement, white contests of both interior and exterior decoration, has been an interesting feature of the home demonstration program. Outstanding reports are made in the following: 1. Home improvement. Most of the home improvement is reported as a result of the use of rites hooked crooked, and the working of shrubbers, roses and other flowers (for the outside adornment of the Community activities have great interest in the standard of social life of the families where we have workers, and the instruction and encouragement from the home demonstration agents have arduous interest among the farm owners, and the use of the community life to make their children may grow up keenly alive to the activities of the outside world. 2. Home improvement. The home demonstration service, among others, for the State of Texas, is a much pleased and encouraged by the achievements of the agent during this quarter. P. W. HUNTER, State Super- viseur, Municipal Agent. "A TEXAN IN EUROPE" (Custumstert No. 4) Melissa was occupied by the ex- pedition of the French in 1914, and on which hundreds of millionaires over 100 million had hobbled. Ancient Borneo, Africa, along the Amazon River, was blinded the winter lines from 1914 to 1918, to Port Dromont, which dem. 1. cup of dates (fruit up), 2. cup of water, 3. transports of baking powder, 4. cup of milk, 5. cup of sugar, 6. cup of water, butter and sugar lightly melted, 7. cup of water with dates, salt and pepper added, 8. add to first mixture, melted water and salt in a bowl, mix with first mixture in a bowl, mix with water in a bowl. Apple Squash Pie Method Make pie crust. Take pie tin with crust and bake. Make spple sense sweeten and aemain. When coal fill baked pie shell with aemain and example sense. Make a merlmo and bake In a slow over or aer toed with sweetened whipped cremin. Either makes a plain sponge cake, or it will be a consistency you would use for a jelly roll—or have a baker sell a jelly roll without the jelly spread of cake, with ice cream. Roll up the ice on a platter. Pour the chocolate or marshmello, cause a fresh fruit mached and sweetened or top with sweetened whipped cream. This is easy, delicious and holding an interest in their own worldwide working, by leading individually, by the cutting property, CORPORATE, by the business CORPORATE, by the business step work with the plausible hypothesis that the nation will win. What the nation will win is that the people will win them. Are the people ahead of the nation in the war on an era of deference, or an era of program? Are the people ahead of the nation among the people of the earth, or among the people of the nation? Are the people ahead of the nation in the war on the book of today? Question and Answer — Yellow and Innocent and Innocent Question 1. Would you recommend, given the circumstances, to be a minister or to be a book of today? Question and Answer — Yellow and Innocent and Innocent Question 1. Would you recommend, given the circumstances, to be a minister or to be a book of today? Question and Answer — Yellow and Innocent and Innocent (1) Is it potonome? (2) If there is some other good rammy kindly mention it when re- plying. Nearly (1) No. It is an herb. Its common name being Yellow Jamelins. (3) Yes. It is not consequently to the same drug for example. The proper procedure is to find out why you do not clean properly, and then eliminate the issue. In ad- dition the title: When you are ready to retire, drink a 10-ml. Not with and then follow a 10-ml. Then through the following exercise: Drive yourself with one hand on the dress or foot of the bed, take up and know on the core without lifting the body touch the field. With the first leg of the hand kick straight forward as all of the time. Recent the entire prome three times. Then get into had and assure a comfortable position. Keep the first moving hand a long enddown the same time in the above home. Keep your hand on the abdomen and less and keep it up indefinitely, no matter how fixed you become. In most cases the individual goes to a large door with the enclave be- lent. The same呼啸的聲音从 the brain that is responsible for a instated the city during the whole of that time. We continued to leave the city to make the Alamo, which years and years ago such as the beginning and the Hill 1150 were built, and the City of San Antonio, the city of the burglarie Lone Borer, the starting point of the view from the Crescent Plaza, the success of distribution and deepening of lighting impression on the ground, the passage through Congregations to Churches in Roosevelt and the monument in Roosevelt and three burglaries were built. It was taken by the enclave by American Congress No. 603 and American Congress No. 603 and long and three burglaries were built. It was taken by the enclave by American Congress on July fifteen times and after five days the wood, the cemetery, the financial wood, the cemetery, the financial wood, the cemetery, due to the stubbornness of the war, we arrived at the Chancery. Then we de la Prentice, and which to have been built in the city, the city, the city, the city, we took back the bank. 1 spent hours in the Cathedral, ogs of the largest and most sump pions churches in the world founded in 1336 by Vicomii on the spot where previously stood a Paran Temple dedicated to Miners. The wealth of ornament and decoration of the great temple is almost becoming. Amid groves of plains races and spires, some six thousand races—all or perfect finish and many of those of exquisite design—are clustered in groups or palaces eartly in the middle of every ellipse of the building is a fresh revelation of elegance; every window a glorious embroidery in marble. After leaving the Duquesne, I passed through the arcade. Vittorio Ensemble to Paris delta Scala and inspected the monument of Leonard of the 1st Supper. The Boca Palace cost the�or of the books and remarkable pictures! The Marriage of St. Joseph and the Virgin: "At Peter and St. Paul The Daning Cupids." Last Summer From the Palace I went to the church of St. Paul, to see the church in the year 1336; then on the church of Androgite and the house of Vedi, the well known monument. Owing to the intervening arrear of the Parsec, the Aren, Palace of the Storms and the Cemetery which concerns many monuments of the highest order of sculpture and design. DALLAS WELCOME TEXAS ARTIST THE DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY Eta Sigma Chapter Porreses in the Dallas appearance of JETHUS BLEEDOW, harbors scolist, an occupation of rare pleasures filled with real cultural value. Frederica Chase-Dodd, Ruby Pollard-Reed, President Secretary THE NEGRO, TEACHERS ALLANCE Congratulates THE BOOKER WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL on its success in giving to Dallas students the rare treat which the appearance of JELLIUS BLEEDOW guarantees. T. W. Pratt, Pres. Miss Grace Neil, Sec'y THE ST. JOHN CHORAL AND DRAMATIC CLUB Ursus every Dalliance who appreciates ability and culture to hear this wonderful singer whose voice has brought glory to him. MRS. M. G. BRAMLETT, Mrs. FORTA W. PHELMAN, President THE TUSKEGE CLUB Would that the response of Dalliance and Texas on this unusual occasion could be enquired about for an annual appearance to the hospitality firm, HITS. T H. Brittain, Pres. Mrs. H. B. Pemberton, Sec'y THE ROYAL ART CLUB. Dalliance takes pride in arting whose voice has thrilled and whose love of his state has brought him home for a season. THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHAS OF TEXAS Acknowledges the gift of gratitude which Texas once in this young man whose voice is a blessing. His appearance in his home state is highly gratified. S W. WILLIAMS Grand Cancellor BLEEDSOE IS A TEXAN AND ALUMNUS OF CENTRAL TEXAS COLLEGE AND BISHOP Julius Bledsoe, great Negro baritone singer is well known to thousands of Texas because of their acquaintance with him through all of his school and college years, which is which he has studied in the Department of Texas College at Waco and Bishop College Marshall, especially claims credit for his early training. Planned to Study Medecine But Music Triumphed. There can be no doubt but that the innate love of muscle as the soul of this artist has combined with his personal experience of his personal success. The most important is that on the completion of his work in Bishop College he decided to become a physician and matriculated in a medical college which he attended for several semesters. But the love of music and the yearning to express those talents for music which had been unusually the source of his love to his student, who had been so close as to express, in the same way as to think on that field to such an extent that he gave up his medical career and began, later to study music in the conservatories of the East and North. That his decision was a wise one. Most marvelous triumphs in music were experienced in concert work in the most甚细的organ. Nothing in Negro art In America surpasses the acclaim with which this young American has been received by the most discriminative audiences in America and it is probable that no artist has, in so short a time, won the journal of America as able mention from the Tremont Journal of the American Tremont of the 18th century, a hailed as "the baritone twin" of the new-Roland Haynes and Glenn Gittn of The Chicago Herald and Vamirner hails his as "the finest Negro voice you heard in concert halls of America." BRACKES, REASON TO VISIT FRIENDS AND RELATIVES It is the experience of Mr. Bledsoe is made possible only because of the fact that his love of his parents and friends causes him to break his season and come to his home state to visit relatives and friends. He declares that in all of the world there is no place for his home, Texas and that there are no THE BROTHERHOOD EXTEND A WELCOME HAND TO THE ACCOMPLISHED BLEEDROE-The President. THE SUPREME GRAND TEMPLE of the BROTHERHOOD OF NEGRO BUILDING MECHANICS OF TEXAS (INXORORATED) Is now in actual operation throughout the State of Texas operating upon a bienvolustent plan, to support to all other similar functions, setting greater protection for less money. Send for our circulates and other information and begin organizing associations and local Temp- ules, Agents and Deputies are being ap- pired. OVER $5,000.00 GARANTES FEND POODLED AND DE- FOR FUNDING RELIEVED BY THE FOLLOW- ING FRIENDS! A. W. DUPREE, Carpenter and B. D. PROCTOR, General Contractor N. C. REIP, Carpenter and Bull- er WALTER MATLOCK, Building Mechanical MRS. C. A. TOLIVER, Cafe Proprietress MORES CHAMPION, Druggiat BIRL MENICKS, General C�arica V. T. TURRICK, Printer and Bust- ing R. G. VOTING, Genet Contractor W. P. FOBHAM, Contractor C. J. WALKER, Electrical Con- ter E. A. LEWAR, General Contract- ter REV. E. R. BLAUTT, Supreme Grand Director R. E. R. DALEX, Supreme Grand R. M. J. H. MATLOCK, Supreme Grand Governor, Supreme Grand W. B. JLILITT, Gen. Attorney A. W. HOLMAN, “WE Pay Amble Relief” SUPPLEMENTARY SUPPLEMENTARY SUPPLEMENTARY SUPPLEMENTARY Deputies Wanted—Write For Prospectus at Once Address all Communications to our HOME OFFICE, 2318 HALL STREET DALLAS, TEXAS THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1926 WELCOME TEXAS , CITY HALL, FRI. NIG Julius Bledsoe, Baritone THE BEST MAN IN THE WORLD TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC: The faculty and student-body of the Booker Washington High School are grateful to the clubs and other cultural groups of this city for their cooperation in making it possible for the Dallas public to participate in the arts. The faculty and studentbody of the Booker Washington High School are grateful to the and other cultural groups of this city for their cooperation in making it possible for the Dallas High School to be an institution with the great respect articles, books, and performances of the Hoboken High School has definite responsibility in the progress of this community extending around the city as elsewhere and the covers of our books and the performances of the Hoboken High School has a beating demon-stration of the kind of extension service it either desire to render. We are exceeding anions that a capacity house of Dallas are lovers will greet the sweep ringer on that occasion; and in addition to enjoying a rare musical treat, you him the kind to which an artist of his high rank is entitled. JOSEPH J. ROADS, Principal The High School has definite responsibility in the progress of this community extending far beyond the school. The High School is a member of the Association of the 23rd of this month will be a most fitting denation-station of the kind of extension service it is our other desire to render. We are an avid audience ants that a capacity house of Dallas art lovers will greet the sweet-treats on that occasion; and in addition to enjoying a rare musical treat, joy him the kind of tribute he deserves. THE DALLAS GRADUATES Extend Hearty Greetings to their Friend and Fellow Alumnus, Julius Bledsoe THE GRADE SCHOOLS OF DALLAS SHARE THE SPIRIT OF SERVICE EVIDENCED BY THE BOOKER T. WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL in bringing the noted JULIUS BLEDSOE to our city. His coming should bring real inspiration child life of Dallas. DARRELL SCHOOL J. P. STARKS SCHOOL WHEATLEY PLACE SCHOOL Ninth Ward School Pacific Avenue School Lincoln Manor School T. D. Marshall, Pr THE BOOKER T. WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL in bringing the noted soloist JULIUS BLEDSOE to our city. His coming should bring real inspiration to the child life of Dallas. DARRELL SCHOOL J. P. STARKS SCHOOL WHEATLEY PLACE SCHOOL Ninth Ward School Pacific Avenue School Lincoln Manor School YORK SCHOOL WESLEY SCHOOL T. D. Marshall, Principal C. F. Carr, Principal Wm. Jackson, Principal H. B. Pemberton, Principal N. W. Harlee, Principal J. B. Richey, Principal Miss L. M. Seals, Principal PAGE FIVE THE HOWARD UNIVERSITY CLUB Realizes that the triumph of Mr. Bledsoe not have been easily won. It would that his eminent success could fire other Texans with like ambition. Mrs. J. C. Frazier Milton J. Banks THE FISK UNIVERSITY CLUB CONGRATULATES Dallas on this appearance of JULIUS BLEDSOE FAMILY MEMBER. This impressive achievement was established. The cultural value of his coming cannot be over-estimated. T. W. Pratt Mrs. A. H. Dyson Dr. P. M. Sunday THE ATLANTA UNIVERSITY CLUB Views the opening of JULIUS BLEDSOE as one of the very few cultural events which Texans are预定 to enjoy. It has pride in his success and gladiates commends him to all music leavers. Miss S. Flemmer Mrs. S. A. Rice J. W. Towds THE AIDA CHORAL CLUB Greets JULIUS BLEDSOE, baritone, and extends to him his best wishes for the complete success to which his unusual ability MIS. M. E. BRAMLEPT MIS. M. E. BRAMLEPT MIS. PORTA W. PETTAM Director THE WILEY COLLEGE CLUB '11 Greets Julius Bledsoe, Texan and great, vocalist. His coming is a joy and pleasure. No music lover should fail to hear him. GREETINGS FROM THE PRISCILLA 'ART CLUB to THE GREAT NEGRO BARITONE, JULIUS BLEDSOE WHAT THE CRITICS SAY THE PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION OF THE BOOKER WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Mrs. R. A Winn, Pres. Mrs. J. P. Starks, Sec'y THE LION TAMERS Extend Greetings to Julius Bledsoe, Noted Baritone Jesse L. Snood, President Nathaniel Bragg, Vice-Pres. Claude L. Jackson, Secretary Simon Helger, Assistant Sec'y. P. J. Green, Treasurer Jas. Catchcart, Bus. Manager THE DALLAS NEGRO BUSINESS LEAGUE Extends to Julius Blessoe the combined greetings from every Dallas Negro business man who serves the public and in their behalf, commends him for the added glory which he has won for the great State of Texas. R. L. Rice, Pres. W. M. Gordon, Sec'y THE ELKS COMMEND THE APPEARANCE OF JULIUS BLEDSOE, BARITONE, TO EVERY DALLAS MUSIC LOVER THE DALLAS EXPRESS IS PLEASED TO JOIN THE HOST OF DALLAS ORGANIATIONS WHICH EXTEND HEARTY GREETING TO JULIUS BLEDSOE, FAMOUS, BARITONE, AND NOTED TEXAN. TEXAS TOWNS HILLSHOWO—Mrs. M. Harris returned Friday night from Cameron where she attended the regal of her exclaim. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Mary girl, mother and daughter are doing needless. Mrs. E. Runnons who have been confined to the public, was born to Mary. The young woman doesn't seem to be improving. Mrs. Rile Kollo has a light case of the Little James Morrow, who is also the O'Leary. She kept busy Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Benjamin of Dallas who was married Thursday. March 14th visiting the writer's parents and Mrs. E. C. Conley. The Ladies Art and Social Club met with Mrs.�, who was called at the�al hour. Rolls were called to the day. The following program was revealed: O'Neill's first reading Mrs. Middleton and Mrs. Rhine, power-Club Life, Mrs. E. G. Mendez, Helle's Mrs. E. G. Johnson, Bible Reading, Cor. 19th, Mrs. E. J. Jones. History of the club. Mrs. E. E. Kennell. After the program, the hostess served as delicious hobbies with the author. The book was published from the P�ham school. Morris's first-century school was at the age of 18-27, the oldest citizens died suddenly. Many-day morning from heart failure. Mrs. Ora Las Marti returned from the home of the student several weeks before tives. MEMPTHS — County of Hall Notice to the colored citizens of Memphis: The beautiful morning sides Addition for Colorless exclusive is one of the most desirable locations on the Port Worth and Denver IL R. highway, elevated with plenty of good water and sweet light. Light was Yves Yotsy. I am being sold daily. No more than 100. In six months. All one among the two churches and one among the best schools. We are proud of our little elec teacher. Theod Cattley of Wichita Falls, She is not certain that she is a teacher, but an ideal Christian woman. She is a her church has been benefited. We regret to see her leave as the school forms, will soon close and she will return home. Send all items for the Dallas Witness for the Wentha Shop or Sen Prof. IL P. Salz. BONTHAM — Nov. T. J. Anderson was here Saturday from Dennon. Nev. Dennis Dennon returns Monday from Telephone where he has an appointment to preach Martha with Mr. W. W. S. S. at the Wentha Shop. Nevens is here teaching for Prof. W. R. Johnson who is sick. Nev. G. W. Lilly and wife left Monday after conducting a meeting at New Hope R. C. with a additional and Collection of Mrs. E. E. and Mrs. Mrs. Mary. The sermon of the Nevens of Pethle and Court was held at R. H. W. W. S. in Bellington, B. C. Nev. R. H. Jones and CELINA—Services were poorly attended Sunday on account of Inclément weather. There is a built-inquêtement throughout the town. Mrs. Amanda Basham has been ill for several weeks. Mr. R. Dodeon, Otha Nathan, IBM Morris and Little Netty Williams are on the sick list. Wright Autry and other young men of the city, royally entertained the young ladies at the residence of Rev. and Mrs. Aaron Teller. Thursday, May 25th. Wives, orylads, cakes and dishes were served. John was present. The most important was for a party. Miss Clara Reeves has a closed school and is at home. Miss A. E. Rice and Wright. Autry made a living time to Dallas. Saturday, Jun. 1. W. T. Reynolds of Denton was here last week in the interest of a fraternalism. Mrs. A. E. Ford and Miss A. J. Rice accompanied their half-team to Rock Hill, school Friday. To play Miss L. Houston's boys. Robert S. In favor of the city. J. T. and W. E. were the center of attention. In China, the Mrs. Everton, who took over in Celina and saw how some of the girls hung around the corners and public classes so meet the jelly bean. Mrs. Ashford's brother of Nebraska is visiting him this week. The teachers are making preparations for commencement. GAINESVILLE — Bruce Jones has recovered and returned from Ardmore, Oklahoma. Where he was taken, to be with his father, Mrs. Nath. Scott is still on the slick list. Mrs. Myrtia Patton was on the slick list just week. The K of P. J. Jodge, Mr. Nath. Scott's annual thanksgiving sermon at Mr. Olce Stuntist Church Sunday March six. Rev. Johnson pastor of Antioch Baptist Church, East Galvanville office, The Eastern Star Lodge had its annual thanksgiving sermon preached Sunday night at the St. James C. M. R. Church by Rev. G. G. Health-pastor of the C. M. R. Church. The Heroes of sermon was preached. Randal morning at Mr. Olce Baptist church by Rev. P. H. Niel pastor of Mr. Olive-New. O. P. Dixon pastor of the Green Gives wife here, Mr. Welling. His wife has her mother. His wife has her, her mother. Her mother has her, her mother. He has been at the headside of her mother. R. C. was well attended. R. B. was seltid sermon by Rev. P. H. Niel Sunday night. The R. H. Motor Co. gave a Charleston Contest last week. Robert Young, Henry Jones and Frank Forman participated. Henry Jones won the championship of Galvanville. Don't forget to get your ebooks read next week so you want to see me to credit you as you did last week. J. Kings. **SAN ANA-Sunday.** School was over Monday. Mrs. C. H. Thompson at st. Mary's. O. V. Clarkson at her home. Mr. C. H. Thompson had been ill for three weeks, quite white and very thin. Mrs. C. H. Clarkson returned to Ready, Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Sunday for church. Mrs. H. Brown, daughter were over here Saturday. Gallaway and daughter left. Mrs. Brown and grandmother Mrs. Brown and wood and Mrs. Franken have returned. Mrs. Franken and wood and Mrs. Franken have returned. Mrs. McKenna and daughter have returned. Mrs. McKenna and LAWTON — Mrs. L.A. Houston is ill. The Eastern Stars had at the Galline H.C. Rev. Jamesson's chauffage. The Rev. Jamesson at. Galline. E. C. Sunday School will attend also B.C. P.D. S.S. at the Sunday School, the 80th. P.E. at 11 m. the pastor Rev. E. D. arker preach as good sermon and at night the other time. The "Denver Colo" is here visiting his mother Mrs. Lild Moore Mrs. Matthea Watts's funeral was held on the 27th of the year. A church of felting. Her two sons Samuel Watt was the other. Orn. Where he left to attend the funeral, besides whom he leaves a bus-band, and daughter is mourn with the last two gallows. Bethleben Baptist church. R. and R. P. U. well atred. The Rev. Griffin the president of New York. W. W. Younghollow was with us all day. Our pastor Rev. Keith wrenched a wonderful sermon at 11 a. m. FERRELL — Rev. C. Rooker is part of the city Mrs. K. Pennie was called to Dallas on account of illness. W. W. Younghollow was at the Mall in the City of Los Angeles and Eastern Star held their Thanksgiving service Sunday. W. W. Lott of Tormey was at the New Hope Hospital. Rev. Gen. B. W. was - based on the 23rd Mrs. Louis H. E. Rooker was here Sunday from the New Hope Hospital. Mrs. W. A. Dawson was in Dallas Sunday. Mrs. L. L. Turken from Louisiana where she has had a good time. S. S. and S. A. were in New. Rev. J. O. Lyons is still indie paged TIMFON—The readers of the Eprede were disappointed. But, in that moment, they were not getting their it is valuable power. The author is for the right in the agent. In for getting to send in his order. The agent will try to be prompt next time. Miss Marilyn Hooper and the other members of the group will take part in the work. We are teachers in the flu. Robert, after an attack of the flu, Robert Rox, wife and child, who are the only children of his father, Mr. Rox. The author, Mr. R. Baron, Mrs. Charles Matthews, are on the list. She is for the last several months was taken by this am. E. A. Greer to Houston last Monday for mid-day, which. Rev. L. R. Bargh is the ractor has an a financial drive. The slammer is in 4500.60 by the next day. In the next day, the school, sender, is prewram Tuxey night in the Interest of Smyrna Church. A partial remittance from the school was received. The team, which announced, is 8162.60. The teachers Reading Circle met last Friday night in the home of Mrs. Rox. Mr. Rox, the first most positive will be with Miss Marilyn Hooper, Mrs. Hooper. The latter, the first of the three teachers, is in the office. The Rox, and Rev. L. R. Bargh, this week. Mrs. Olahela Hawkins, was in the new living with her son L. C. Hawkins, of the city. The school was in the home of Miss Marilyn Hooper, Mrs. Hooper. The latter, the first of the three teachers, was in a vill, but when the school was closed, Mrs. Hooper was known as her son. Another whose name has been from Thimane. Miss Marilyn Hooper, who has been fastened on business. Miss Albanna Hawkins, who has been fastened on business. Miss Hue, who has been fastened on business. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 1928 Mrs. E. E. Burnett was surprised Thursday night with a party at her home celebrating the birthday of her party was arranged by her daughter Mrs. H. Broeshear, Genius and music were the diversions of the evening. Reversal Radio programming was addressed along the line of the bus. The most common was G. H. Basy won the prime Mrs. Burnett was presented a number of useful and pretty gifts among which was a huge basket of sweet peas and fern, a gift from her son J. J. Burnett. In which is how the holding-class emblems were used in the decorations and earthments. The din line table was levelled decorated with a cloth of plum and the large hiphon���� which contained the whole table,�标记colive of the pointed star with large star in the center also to a longy Place of cards adorned with Kibblems of Eastern Star were laid for Measur Helm, Odom, Waers, Jones, Green, M. Chall, Bay, Burnett, Carter, T. Burnett, M. Mum, Jones, Odom, Waters, Bay, Mitchell, Carter, Burnett, Dyes, Andrews, T.B. Jones, Alexander, Lichlont, and Tolee emis Mrs. Broeshear was stated in entertaining by Mrs. D. The same. LADONIA—Sunday service was poorly attended on account of inclement weather. Monday afternoon, the W. H. M. R. met at the church with 10 members present. We had with us President of the National Service workers from the M. A. Abernathy who lectured to the society—a Racial-Relation and what we can do Mrs. Hobb entertained at her home Sunday afternoon. A turkey dinner was served. The following guests were present: Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Savdge, Mrs. Ola Monte Estrada, Mrs. Williams of Clarksvil, Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, and Mrs. John Smith, King, Rev. A. L. Alfreds, Mr. and P. S. Wyatt, Rev. A. A. E. L. of P. C. of Commerce was the city's faw days last Weekend. James J. Jimerson, Mr. Clark and R. Andrew, of W. J. White, was in the city. Tom and Mrs. John Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of King, R. H. Oslahom, Sunday. Mr. McKinney spent last week in Paris. Mrs. E. W. Clark was at least one of her parents. Mr. Mrs. E. H. Clark, B. R. T. and Mrs. William Shaw, a friend. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Scott fine boy, Mr. and Mrs. Coty King, a fine girl. DETROY— St James A. M. E. K. BESTOW— School was good and the teachers were excellent. R. E. of Fort Worth District R. E. of Fort Worth District and night. University of Maryland. Of ab C. M. K. Church of Conference. Monday night at 8:30 Collection 44415. St James A. M. Bewley under the auspices of Maryland University. Kellon. Miss Hill and A. Lagan. Sabah Spinna — Mrs. Her- pald from Dallas here for burial. College was a grand affair last lucky number and carried the attendees attended. Hattie Jones Departures: Mrs. Herpald. House- ing: Wibble-Pals. Josh Morton. George. P. Crowder. Commerce. A. R. Fighton. College of Ma- nus. Compton. K. of FA and Courts in the afternoon at Mamill Hall. Wells made a splendid address. BIG SAND — Sunday was a sunday in the classroom. John Bassett. Executive Director. Minne- sota University. Finishing the 10th grade. Wines Nobles and a gentleman so "What would a gentleman do?" CORSICANA—The K. of F. and Couffé of Calantha held their Thanksgiving services at the Baptist Church Sunday. Mrs. Will Graham is still ill. Mrs. Nadie White died Saturday night. Mrs. Hattie Shelton is ill. Miss Annita Sweet is Wexzachie. It is the bedside of her aunt. Mrs. Molly Graham. Rev. L. G. Panley was called to Oklahoma last week. LAWTON, OKIA. — CARD OF THANKS—We take this method to express our appreciation and sincere thanks to our many friends in our hours of sadness during the several days of illness of our dear mother and the contotation given us in our bereavement. Also we thank our many friends for their beautiful floral offerings Larsence Corruth. Mrs. I. A. Houston was passed swar Thursday April 1st. was funeral at Bethlehem B. C at 2 p. m. Sunday, pasted Rev. B. A. Keith officiating. The Knights Daughters, the Lord of the Light, the body, the Leaves two tons, Frank, and Arthur Houston, a daughter, in law. Emily Houston, and nephew Arthur Love, Athen, Love and Lara, and Corruth slept a host of friends to mourn her loss. Mrs. T. Houston, a son of Mr. H. B. Hall, 1st. August 1974, moved to Shrewsont, La., and was married to Samuel Houston in 1982 moved from Louisiana with her husband to Dallas and was converted and baptized in 1985 by Rev. Jackson of New Hope Baptist church of that elite. His wife, the daughter of the 1979 and united with Bethlehem B. C the same year, Rev. Owens pastor and from that time to the time of her death she was a consultant odyssey and was dearly loved by all who know her. She was a great worker in R. B. H. H. and the young folks R. B. and R. Y. P. were attended at Galileo Baptist Church, Services fund, at Barnell Chapel A. M. E. Church. The R. B. was well attended pastor Rev. James Wharton, preached two sermons, and served the Religious School and R. P. t. at Sunday hour. 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At three o'clock Dr. Winn and a large number of the loyal members of the old St. James's went to Allington, Texas where Dr. Winn delivered the Installation sermon that united Rev. Thornton and the Mr. Olive Baptist church and pastor and church. There were several prominent visitors present to witness the R. R. P. program which was received yesterday. There will be a debate next Sunday to determine whether or not the soul of men goes at once to place, or does it go some where and remain until the general return of the dead. Dr. Winn broke for us the bread of the service. While we were heard from many former executions, we do not at this time call him, or whether we've been dead. We have no more to say about him in an impressive manner, nor as on last Sunday night. As a result of his powerful sermon, Mrs. Ella Patterson, who had been the last one to speak to us, was present in the church to now in the midst of thirtys (30 days). The members are aroused as never before, and are the 2nd of May. We hope to lay on the table the amount that our people have to put over the greatest tocal program that it has been ours to witness on Monday night. April 15th, People from far-and near here will be present. One of the greatest revolutions in the history of greater St. James's and Street Baptist Church has just been opened. Our great church is almost as old as we better saw the pretexted side of the meeting will go on perhaps half-a-year ago. The meeting will be held in a new�ng of the weather, not as many soared air for the meeting as did during our big meeting in 1955 when 137 were received. The meeting is in the same manner, and the study men and women brought to during the meeting, taken into consideration all makes this meeting the most ever held we truth. At 3:00 o'clock a.m. a mountain peak service was held Dr. Winnipeg delivered the Resurrection Service text. Matt 58.6.7. Master. 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Nadineh Pine Press, 900 Alliance Park, Pittsburgh THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1928 Simple Precautions and Home Treatment Wound Avoid Great Suspicion The recent wave of influenza has left a train of pneumonia and other infections all the time and all the blooms of the local doctors and nurses It has required that you have a full opportunity to serve the heads of those hospitals, to serve the heads of those simple rules of precaution and home treatment in the gripe and influenza are It is so emphasized that if your home acme, if your back acme, if your knee acme or favourable feeling is it a word influenza, these three danger Go home as early as you can. On soothe and another package of Abbreve and deep into each package carefully. When you undersee be aware to keep your Mist of Abbreve and deep into your throat and lungs. Make your bed better at your bed. Your best health and health. Open up enlisted and then apply Abbreve and under the arm plexus and get into bed quickly. Arrange the airway that will bring your from the As soon as you are in bed take a cup of "Hot Grandma's Tea". It acts directly on the liver and bone, carries off the waste and poisonous matter from the system. Thousands of people have learned the value of the Abarefo ground, "The Tea treatment for influents" it's use in the family is invaluable. THE FORUM CLUB—Gives the largest banquet in the history of Athlene, Thursday night, April 5th at Marshall Polk's cafe which was a divided success. More than 20 people were present. Music was furnished by the Five-Black-But-band of the city. Prof. R. B. Black was introduced to the audience and made a sense timely. He marks talking from the club. The object of the Forum club: Mr. H. H. Rondouti, white agent of the Tenn. National Ine. Co. was also introduced to the audience and made mention of the death claims paid out to the colored by the Co-Hea that special mention of a claim paid to Mrs. Ida Graves, who has a small children. Mrs. Graves is the widow of Rodgers Graves, who died here last month. After the program was rendered a nice plate was served. The menu as follows: Baked chicken and dressing, creamed pear creamed bots, fruit salad on lettuce pimento, and cheese sandwichers, cake and munch, black coffee. Visitors were present from the following cities: Breckenridge, Stamford, Athens, Cisco, Shreveport, La., and Marlin, W. H., Henderson, President, Jas. Jones, Secretary. TRAP SACRIFICIAL BALLY WONDERFUL RESULTS Tuesday, was the day scheduled for the closing of a month's successful run-up. The great clock in the cathedral of time strikes, the eventual hour-arrives. Bishop W. W. was at the head of the church, call the assembly to order, Dr. P. S. B. Saddler, the presiding bishop, and the bishop of the diocese, who keep I have's Prayer by the Rev. U. W. Carraway, Scripture by the Rev. J. A. H. Hockey, preaching elder in the diocese, and the bishop W. D. Johnson stated the object of the meeting and read from his carefully kept record, "The diocese is a great church, and members this new departure was glorious and the very last day made some efforts, and yet while the carvanning was done, the church was still in its new state of the state. From all ourers of the state, no glorious was the result, and so commendable and perfect was the result of the great church. The church wasRI. Bishop W. W. — D. Johnson, until it was declared that the event was a great church, and thus the diocese was with the African Methodist. The cathedral of the diocese was not alone in Texas but a new idea, a new idea, and a new idea, which, in the new idea, was to be carried over to the diocesan. In this new途径 we all have the opportunity to see the diocesan. Donations will be the first day of June at which time will be received. The annual meeting of the Trustees of the Diocese of Texas will be, this extension will give each pastor, Church and all members in the diocese, a day of the day, a day of the record as it will be, published in full each name, each church and all of the individuals contributing to it, and the diocese will be the least with the District Conferences. Any church or department will be held on the day of the day of the day, or service. The result is that the presiding diocese and the diocese will be a number of interesting events, and the diocese will continue the rally until and day as above stated. All donations will be received. All the diocesan, the diocesan, the church, the Bishop, the Bishop, the parishioners, and the safe guarding the vision and was commanded for the care of the diocese, and accurate business was established in this great rally. "The cell last in- on, successes give great help for every name and give great help for every name and children and mothers are read in- on, and make your kids love in- on and will be reared and nurtured in- on, and growing man- ufacture is being added with facilities are being added with manufacture is being added with school a great college. All in- on advice and advice will help "tie- down" and make sure they are on the way to sure truths. DALLAS DISTRICT NOTES R. R. Jankin, P. E. Rev. W. A. Carr and wife, Mrs. L. H. Carr, are bringing things to pass, putting over a large program their work in union is commendable and the results certain, for the good of the people and the church. Rev. W. A. Carr, surely facts himself complimented and greatly blessed for obtaining such an excellent help male. White Rock honors and praise them. The quarterly meeting was great, the Easter program under the efficient men- management of Mrs. I. Carr, was a pleasant surprise to the entire community and the large audience who witnessed the exercise. There is a great big charge, a swelling the young. W. A. Carr for his last, a great life-charge, swelling the young. W. A. Carr, for his is a strong gospel preacher, one that can please this people, young Miss Carr is growing and always full of smiles. And bless them, your own people with greater success and the place in life's great drama, that they so much deserve. Next Monday we will be with Rev. P. R. Jankin. PRINCESS REVUE AND CHOOSING OF THE TO BE HELD A THE FEER. This feature of the social side of our last Grand Lotte was such a tremendous success that the Grand Lotte房deded to continue it as an annual feature and the author of this letter was appointed Director of the Year. In the emin, ask the loyal May 1, in the emin, ask the loyal This letter was appointed Director of the Year. In the emin, ask the loyal May 1, in the emin, ask the loyal We must not lose sight of the year's noble order, both the men and women. Profiting our experiences of last year, our plans for the Revue of this year are more elaborate than the previous year. We have a great deal to do with the year's noble order, both the men and women. Profiting our experiences of last year, our plans for the Revue of this year are more elaborate than the previous year. We have a great deal to do with the year's noble order, both the men and women. Profiting our experiences of last year, our plans for the Revue of this year are more elaborate than the previous year. We have a great deal to do with the year's noble order, both the men and women. This feature of the social aid of herbs that she nutrits. These dose sheets will be handed to the sauces and tremendous success that the Grand Lodge decided to continue it as an aid and dyeing by five, thus putting herbal Lodge not only in the spotlight, but also in the most important of Avenues, May 1, in the rosemist, ask the local Lodge will be declared the Queen, whose order, both the men and women, justice and is fair to all alike. Last year, our plans for the Venus planets to be judged and the of this year are more elaborate in maximum per cent each is entitled to. will be better understood, we think, that (a) Costume has made its debut in the form of a costume, (b) Costume has made its colourful, infused and infused into gait, (c) Gait, ratio of gait, degree, and ratio of gait, degree has made its debut in the form of a costume. honor of having your princess a honor of the King's prince's allied Queen of the Kingdom has been he不上 he heralded abroad and all over your gare as Queen of the Highland and the Highland Castle. The thing a social distinction and honors that you little dreamed of and will be ever so identified, and you will because of my added incentive. An added incentive to have each princess of the King's prince has cho s the Queen of the State is to be given a trip to the Supreme Order Don't say that the King's prince is not the King. For I can be done and it will be done. If you will follow our lead I did you see of Texas' lords who won't find you in the Field Day Parade on Logistics of the State would not like to be the Queen of Texas's King. For P's and have your car in that parade with chicotmen and men. You will be the Queen of you make up your mind. R U, W. 1. Any city, village, or community where there is a K of P, lodge, or a Court of Galants is eligible to enter a principal owner of the chicotmen and the owner of sumptionation. However, if you offer municipalists to home and this comm- munities to those who are the Princess and prospectively secure her expense money to Galveston 2. The judges shall be appointed by the Grand Chameleur. 3. In order to remove any cause that might that come to think the judges partial, the Princess will be judged and scored on the following case: (1) the爵位 is heais (2) the son of the judge will (3) the son's aoree. And that will be the princess the�, yet cent she be YOURS F Relieve that Misery in Your Back! This remedy never fails You often suffer misery from an aching neck. You can relieve such pain can be relieved, is safe and may way without using drugs or walking medicine. Thousands of people suffer from this condition of Johnson's Red Cross-Kidney. These plasters not only soothe and protect your neck also support your ribbing. The ribbing that is like hand rubbing, is on your back. Johnson's Red Cross Kidney Plaster apply the medicine directly to the ribbing and your druggrant for Johnson's Red Cross Kidney Plaster, made by Johnson's Red Cross Kidney Plaster, New Mumwick, U.K. U. & A. am, the mechanics padder with a motor, the mechanics padder with a motor, all are invited to the Union service a p. 107 HALLEL DISTRICT NOTES ..., HALLEL DISTRICT NOTES ... The quarterly conference, and quarterly meeting at Lee Chapel, was a record breaker. Rev. T. H. Clemons is a egotist preacher and a successful pastor. Lee Chapel church workers and officers pay with the best in the state. In fact, there are no better workers to be found no where on earth. Rev. W. McGrew preached the sermons in the Onion Service and as usual swept the desk. He was a pentecostian, shown to Rev. W. A. Parr. A. J. Smith. J. H. Bush. J. W. Jacoby were present and our word for it these young ministers are going to put over the greater grosseam of the state. They are worthy of a commemion. Gomes, on the Dallas District, if you cannot march, do not come this way. We are now out for our District Conference and we may Missionary conclave after the field, attending all the quarterly meeting, speaking, and scouring the women to the great cause of Mestons. Next Sunday, three-to-four at Pann Garth Chancel, Lincoln Mall, at the South end of the street, is going to be present for Rev. W. McGrew, has visited and held all Union Services at $2.10 p. m. THE QUEEN OF STATE, AT GALVESTON, UNE 9, 1926 Here's that she mets. These soys sheets will be handed to the see-retary, who will add the per-conti and digs by five, thus getting her who has the highest total of a year. Shes will be declared the Queen. This method gives every Princess Justice and is the first airing. The points to be judged and the maximum per cent each is emitted. (a). Costumes. Shall be made of except zebra creps of chins, georgettes, cations or yevites. Before, 20 (b). Personal Appearance: Natural- at age, and the other party will be standard. Avoid exposure, use of ment, use of the day of the (c). Stace Department. Ease and grace of carriage, and and self-con- tions to the proper part of the (d). St�o Selling. This has ref- ersed a most specific attendance. helเธอ or any other characters you will be made. The de- lance of stage, de- lance, will be permitted. The Director will appoint a person to arrange the ship of the de- sion to the day of the dis- tant they can be used at the dis- sion to the day of the are used at the per cent, will be changed as the group score will be changed to the per cent. (e) The Sories 20 per cent The Greening will be produced on the opening night of the Grand Expo. Each princess will be explained. Each princess will be given an equal number of votes to the Shee may sell these votes in the 5-12-20s of the day of the out-shee will sell all the votes given out shee will receive the maximum This is our plan for helping to find the life of the Hupruas tions. An Illustration of How the Scoring Will Be Done Will be Done Judge ... 15 20 14 20 10 Judge ... 15 10 10 10 10 Judge ... 15 10 10 10 10 Judge ... 15 10 10 10 10 Judge ... 15 10 10 10 10 Average ... 15 16 14 19 16 A more similar similar to this mod- ification. The judge under this system can judge under justice to all con- servancy of justice to all con- servancy of justice to all con- A beautiful silver living cup will be presented to the Queen just as was done last year. This is your cup as a gift to the location. If we can secure a place large enough, we hope to carry out a feature that we were unable to carry out last year. Immediately following the announcement and coronation of the Queen, the Grand March will take place. 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The Whitener Preparations have y them, you know you FRED Palmer's Skin MAKE NO SUBSTI. In Whitener druglet. Fred Palmer's PAGE 8975 IN THE REALM OF RELIGION An Mnposition of The Sunday School Lesson For Sunday, April 11, 1920 Is There In Harmony Between The Bible Story of Creation and the Fiddlene of Modern Science? I. The question of dates has been one of contention. The popular date fixed for the beginning of creation is R. C. 400, making the creation in all about 6000 years old. But it must be remembered that the chronological date found on the margin of our Bible is no part of the inspired record. It is no more to inspiration. Our chronology was given us by Archbishop Ur即, who lived from 1551-1414, and was compiled without sufficient knowledge of his subject. Our II. be says "In the beginning," leaving ample room for any number of ages that modern science may find necessary to work out this wonderful universe. We might read this further thought in to the record, "one day is with the Lord as a thousand years and a thousand years as one day." More wrote, far better than he knew in speaking of creation in terms of days with mortals and evenings—drily 50000 directed his pen. Modern Science claims that those periods were some long-perhaps a hundred million years—but even God's day may be a hundred million years in length religion has no quarrel with high antiquity, we only contend that God created, how far back in the past eternity need not concern us. circle of the universe—commoning with the sun, the center of our planet's system, which has a diameter about three times the diameter of the moon, and passing on the outward journey no fewer than seven worlds in addition to our own most of them much larger than the earth, she only reaches the outskirts of the first department of the first hundred and fifty-three wonderful adaptation of life to an environment—the comics and young of the sessions—everything yielding perfect obedience to the law governing it may be the only rebel. Thus, great thoughts are brought out in the study of this lesson, (1) that the world did not come by chance, it had a Creator, (2) that there was purpose, both intelligent and benevolent expressed in that normal (3) that the process of creation, culminated in man—and this purpose for man was that he should be in God's image. A very definite pause is noticed in the creation story when man is to be brought into council. The importance of man in the scheme of affairs is stressed. In God's own image he is created. Each triumph over the forces of nature brings him nearer the goal of domination, yes universal domination. "He adores your words, and finds you out. It would seem God made periodical visits to the beautiful garden and converted with his children, they are happy to meet him looking eagerly for his coming. But after their eyes become open it be comes necessary for Him to call Adam repeatedly and when forced to appear he explains they were asked and ashamed, and said: Gilt must ever seek to hide among the trees of the garden, while innocent thieves in the open God pronounces judgment upon all parties to the transgression. For the serpent is decreed per natural degradation — the serpent from that event has been linked with the power of darkness and of all creatures the most despised the woman was congnized to a life of sorrow—in pain she should bring forth her progeny, and to Adam was decreed a life of end less toil and finally death while both were forever expelled from the rarch. The awful consequences of disobedience. Many have conjectured as to what the forbidden fruit was most favorable — but know one knows. We are concerned with the fact of the fall and not with such insignificant details. 1. None means to be裳富的 2. No one is ever strong enough to entertain the people of the world. 3. No one is in that attitude when he may present himself to the result of his own performance. 4. No one is a phosphoricetrover to find a specific light—each glimmer brings the world closer to the goal. It is in the course of its asail. It is in the devils name. 5. No one is of allowing the 2 weeks of discontent to be shown in your heart—this has wracked many hours. 6. No one is to be a man who is young people to rebel against the family discipline to their surderation. 7. The time is no secret place to the world; the tree of the world where we may be his own. 8. The God seeth me! Read Palm WHITE ROCK ST. PAUL A. M. E. CHICKER-D. E. OGANED ON TIME with the faithful Supt. J. B. Pfeled at his post-Attitude and interest in the world. This was our second Quarterly conference day. The great F. E. Hettig-Jenkins reshired by the American民主党 with the same day. The new end of the same year was enjoyed by all. In the evening Rev. McDowell pastored the House of Lords and the House of Lords was reshaded from the year 12-14. Several churches of Dalløne were reshaded were the same year as the same year. The Quarter was a success, each hoard reported its claims and all claims are paid to the State. The charge of Mrs. A. I. A. Carr was one of the best ever held on White Island. The office was a small building, and the other was a solo, who was Marys and Marys. If you care for the income of the Rev. W. A. A. Carr, penitory, R. I. R. I. A. C. R. LOTHEROP STODDARD, NOTED COLOR QUESTION ESSAYS WOULD HAVE WHITE AND NE NERO LEADERS AGREE ON INTER- MARRIAGE BAR. development. No states that he is always more than anxious to discuss his views with intelligent Negroes. He claims that Dr. W. R. D. D强 is and others refuse to discuss the subject with him. On the subject of Internarage, Dr. Holmes says he expressed in "The World Tomorrow" as follows: "The married couple who start with a minimum of differences and a maximum of identities between them are to be congratulated. For this reason, it is wiser for a Protestant to marry a Protestant than a Catholic wiser for a Jew to marry a Jewess than a Gentile wiser for an American to marry an American than an Englishman, or a Frenchman or Italian wiser for a white to marry a white than a Negro or Mongolian. Other things being equal, the closer the identity of origin, tradition, and character between a man and a woman, the greater the chance of a happy and enduring marriage. But when love leaps the barriers, information is neither to be discouraged nor denied. The heart is here, as everywhere its own best judge." THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1026 Liveable Ideals No one would argue the question that the churches, irrespective of denomination, are entitled to the support of all the good people of a community. They hold up for us ideals and standards which it is a mighty good thing for us to try for, and if our non-church going people gave the matter serious consideration, they would come to the conclusion that it is not only a duty but a privilege to support the good work of the churches. Gather and do good by attending some church tomorrow. This Space Contributed in the Interest of Better Church attendance By THE DALLE PUBLI Texas Old Negro Si Compare EL BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. J. Capl Mitchell, Foster The enthusiasm and the unified interest of the Sunday School are factors that are paramount in the services. Surt J. K. Jamison keeps his eye on the small and large of the school, and the thriving toward the young Men's Class is still in possession of the Banner, and the Sunbeams Class is holding the Junior Banner, the competition is keen. The morning services were at the time of the J. C. P. J. of the Sunday Spirit of J. J. upon the reception of the message on "You're my friend, if you do as I tell you, I'll give you a letter." The chaperones delivered by Pastor, Mary visitors are sent to the service. M. W. C. Isaac, St. Paul M. E. Church, took an active part in the service. The service was spent at St. John International Church. Our pastor delivered an interesting sermon. The B. Y. P. U. is buting over a program that Intensifies the attendance of the Sunday School. The attendance of the Junior President Miss White is producing results. The message for night service on Sunday is that the church is�入新，新入新，新入新。Delivered by the pastor. One occasion to the church. One's junior students of Tuesday night with an excellent, musical program, the immensely valuable was highly pleased and required a returnate. This course of six years was a component of the church's program. The various churches of Oak Cliff, Mr. John Smith, Musical Director and Mr. Ivor Carey, General Manager. Their Matto "Relining" others to Help them. On Wednesday, night at Trust Light Church, Lincoln Manor, the Pastor accompanied by a number of members and members of the church of "Learn of Me". The men were delivered "Numerous, wer the praises of "A person." Big Financial Drives is now on-the-line of the valiant leaders and their fighting soldiers are all strived for the battle. The pastor with "Perseverance" in the thick of the day, who was determined to be victorious, was the pastor, who was determined to be a major recovery to health and his wish. ___ BETHISAIDA M. B. C Sunday March 14th, 1828 Sunday School on time with Sput, and teachers at their cost of duty. The inclement weather had left them in a state of trouble, and the僧侣 were being found by the members of the church. All classes reported well. Banner class No. 1. Pastor Barnes, being out of the city Rev. Flowers filled his pulpit with crags at 11:30. ___ BATH TREET CHURCH We are putting over a great program for the Master. Although Sput, Mathew, was out of the class, the Sunday School opened on time and regardless to the had the pastor having just the time to From a business train in New Or By WILLIAM E. KNOX ient, American Bankers' Assoc. he would argue the question, patches, irrespective of denomination, the support of all the good day. They hold up for us which it is a mighty good day and if our non-church go matter serious consideration, the conclusion that it is not college to support the good work and do good by attention tomorrow. DALLAS EXPRESS WASHING CO., best and Largest "newspaper" since 1892 our Job Printing Iana and other points in Louisiana we were more than proud to greet him. 1150 e-mail stirring sermon 105 p.m. m. Doncaster Meredith McCormick A. Doncaster alabama President Bank was at P. U. workers. The junior church Bank was at P. U. Pastor Bank presided an annual "Monday night" March bank conference will preset at Bankers Bank workers to visit our mission on March 24. Rev. Wilson and others Rev. congregation and his good people will attend March 3 at 10:30 p.m. Easter was a great day at St James, the early service was largely attended and one of the best meetings of the year was witnessed—quite a few of our friends of the Church of God in Christ were present and added much to the enjoyment of the meeting. The Sunday School was the attendance honor. The adult class was a annual meeting for which the Young Ladies Bible Classes shall not carry the honor. For the purposes of the service, all members of the church are also members of the Christ, and the evidences of the resurrection of Jesus. At the eleven o'clock hour he preached on the immensely bated, the soul and the resurrection body. At the 14th of the day, the saints had their saints in the hall, and the saints had their saints in the church. Abdomine who has charge of the ornaments of this nature had drilled her children up to within a week of the time for rendering theMass. He had to turn over the work to M. R. P. P. who always assists in these entertainments who continued the work up to the close but despite the disadvantages of his In-the-little fellows gave a fine en-tertainment. The devil was very fine to the general comment. At night theتىتىتىلىشىنىڭ ئىچىنىلىك پەرىقلىنىپ تۇرىدىغانلىقىنى ئىسپاتلايدىغانلارنىڭ يامانلىقىنى ”ئۇنىيەندىن ئەركىنلىككە ئىگە ئىكەنلىكىنى ئاڭلاپ خوش بولۇپ قالغانىكەن. ئۇنى ئۆزىگىرىپ ئىككى ھەپتە بولغاندا دېيىشكە كۆنەلەيمەن؟» دەپ سورىشىغا « بۇنداق ئالاھىدە ئىسپاتلانغانلىقىنى ئالدىمىزغا قويۇپ قايتا ئوقۇيمەن. بۇنداق قالغانىكەن ”ناملىق ئۆينىڭ ئىچكىرىدىكى بىر ئالىيەتلىرىنىڭ ئىسمىنى مەركىزىي ھۆكۈمەتتە تۇتۇلۇپ قالغاندەك تۇيغۇلىرىنى يوشۇرۇشۇپ بەردى. ئۇنىڭ ئۈستىگە ھازىر شەرقىي ئاناتولىيىنىڭ ”رەھىمسىز كاپىتالىستىك ئىشىكتىن ئۇيغۇن ئالغان نەقىللىقلىرىنى ھاياتلىق مەنبەسى دەپ تونۇغاچقا بىرسىنىڭ يامانلىقىنى ”ئوچۇقىنى ئۆرىمەك “ دېگەن ئىبارىنىڭ ئانچە قىزىقىشتىن قورقۇپ بىخەۋەر قالىدىغانلىقىنى بىلدۈردى. ئىسلام دىنى دىنىغا كىرىپ بېشىنى ئوغۇزنىڭ ”ئوغۇزنامە” دىن باشلانغان ھەربىي ئۆزگىرىش تەشەببۇسىنى ئاڭلىغان پەيغەمبىرمىز ھەتتا مەسجىدكە كىرىۋېلىشقا بولىدۇ.يەنە « Tüηlük-تۇڭلۇك » (3-توم 532.بەت) دېگەن سۆزنىڭ ھازىرقى زامان ئۇيغۇرتىلىدىكى« تۇرغۇزماق» سۆزى بىلەن تەڭداش كېلىدۇ دەپ قارىمىغان ئىشلارنى ئۇچراتقاندا مۇناسىپ خەنسۇ ساۋاقداشلىرىمدىن ئەنسىرەپ تولىمۇ جىددىيلىشىپ كەتتىم. تولىمۇ ئەھمىيەتلىك كىتابلارنىڭ كۆپىنچىسى رۇس ئەدەبىياتىغا دائىرىدە قوللىنىلىدىغانلىقىنى تىلغا ئاپتۇ. بۇ سۆز ھازىرقى زامان ئۇيغۇرتىلىدىكى« تۇرغۇزماق» سۆزى بىلەن تەڭداش كېلىدۇ دەپ قارىدىغانلىقىنى ئالدىمىزغا قويۇپ قايتا بېرىشىچە قىلغانىدى. ```markdown ``` CLASSIFIED ADS FOR RENT - Stores building in Winterly. 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C. in Hospital, assistant Basement, A aphy program, Erb If you wish to enjoy service, come to the PLYMOUTH CONGRE A Cordial Webe Every 1002 N. H. REV. L. R. MAY GREAT DAY AT ST. J. FLORENCE AND 6000 SUNDAY, A CHORAL CLUB AND YOUNG PEOPLE A record attendance in expectance. Young people by Rev. Trent Willis will begin what promises to the church and what they will help Bishop Hines of Muncie, Linda City, Trentville press next week. ARLINGTON WHILEY, WEDNDAY A. M. AND J. N. E. SELECT M. A. AND J. N. E. SELECT M. A. AND J. N. E. SELECT MUSICAL CITY: A Dallas tastes dank's Declined Garden Wear. Broadway Resident, E. N. G. Resident assisted by N. G. Resident assisted by N. G. MUSICAL CITY: A Dallas tastes dank's Declined Garden Wear. Broadway Resident, E. N. G. Resident assisted by N. G. FISH to enjoy a good, intel- tle to the WITH CONGREGATIONAL Cordial Welcome Await Every Sunday 1002 N. Hawkins Street V. L. R. MAYE, A. B.; B. B. BY AT ST. JAMES A. M. AND GOOD STS. "YOUR CITY SUNDAY, APRIL 18TH IN GRAND 59TH ATTENANCE" A special attendance event would you come to see and see what is becoming thoroughly ac- counted Tuesday night at 2:10, West HEATH PAYSTER A. B. ARNBLINGTON WILLOW, NEDERLY APRIL 19TH AT SUNDAY, APRIL 20TH AT 10:00 AM. Sunday School at 2:30 A.M. M. E.-K. E. Grip, Inspiramenttep. M. Y. at 12:30 P.M. M. F. M. P. E. P. Evans, President. Special program and program Extraordinary in Music Class. A Dina Tulsa invited Music Class Monday, April 19th at 12:50 p.m. M. E.-K. E. Grip, Inspiramenttep. M. Y. at 12:30 P.M. M. F. M. P. E. P. Evans, President. Special program and program Understanding Music. A Dina Tulsa invited Music Class Understanding Music. A Dina Tulsa invited Music Class Understanding Music. A Dina Tulsa invited Music Class To All. The Trust of Inhabitant. Night. M. Macedova Assistance. To All. The Trust of Inhabitant. Night. M. Macedova Assistance. To All. The Trust of Inhabitant. Night. M. Macedova If you wish to enjoy a good, intelligent, spiritual service, come to the **IN GRAND STILLS** A record attendance at the grand stilts in Sunday School. In the furtherance of the attendance campaign. A special german to be on the grand stilts at 8:30 AM, at 11:30 AM, the jamboree M. JANE A. M. R. Temple choreography. The young people want you to come and see what their conception of the grand stilts is. The young people is becoming throughout around the cunning of the guests of the city Tuesday night, the 21st. Watch the Dallas grand stilts. SUNDAY SERVICES SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 A.M. Preaching 11:00 a.m. Md. and 7:30 m. morning Bible Class m. morning Bible Class Class meeting Monday day, 11:00 a.m. BETHEL A. N. REV. G. B. YOUNG, Pastor 8 a.m. & 7:30 p.m. Christine S. H. Church Weekly Services Monday al-5:30 p.m. m.p. Prairie S. H. Church BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH G. Pastor Cobras and Cobras and Freshman 11:00 a.m. B.M. 7:30 p.m. Christian Sewardade, 4:50 p.m. Borning Bible Class, 10:00 a.m. Church 11:00 a.m. Sunday Weekly Services Class meeting, Monday night 5:00 a.m. m. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday, day, 10:00 a.m. (5:00 p.m.) BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH REV. G. B. YOUNG, Pastor Cochran and Leond Street DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE STATE OF TEXAS R. L. M. CENTER Insurance of Insurance Austin, Texas, March 25, 1936 TO AID, WHAT IT MAY TO AID This is a Certify that The Victory Life Insurance has in all respects fully completed those responsibilities, so I am going behind the wheel of the vehicle of Authority from the written State for the year ending the 15th October upon my hand and my name. Upon my hand, written a data file short written, Nujol is a bowel habitant—not a laxative or cathartic—so cannot grip or form a ball. Naildowringsmatterswaste matter and thus brings back regular, thorough bowel movements. Gentle and safe for young and old. 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