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INTERRACIAL HEAD DENIES REPORTS ON "JIM CROW" SPEECH A Champion of Justice A Messenger of Hope SEVERELY ARRAIGNS REPORTERS FOR STORY OF DENUNCIATION OF JIM CROW RULE IN BIRMINGHAM SPEECH, DENIES STORY WHEN MINISTERS DENOUNCE HIM Philadelphia, Pa. May 11, N. A. editions of Pulman Porter and P.—E. Washington, Rhode Island, edited by Melissa, by Representative Emmanuel of the Philadelphia Tribune, author (Oliver of Brooklyn) brought forth by the Philadelphia Tribune, author (Oliver of Brooklyn) by knowing the district attorney for the State of Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania. This is his first time in the history of this great state that a Negro has been so honored. This apogeement is regarded as a truce of peace to the brilliant and aggressive young editor who has done much to stir up Pennsylvania politics and to continue to be a national heralded president of the State of Pennsylvania. E. Washington Rhodes is a native of Camden, A. C. After graduating from President College to South (a. d. C.), he entered Lincoln University, Pennsylvania, in the sophomore year. As Lincoln University from the beginning of his equestre until his graduation, Mr. Rhodes made a record in scholarship and oratory, winning numerous prizes. He won the sophomore, junior, and senior medals for oratory, managed the division of the State of Pennsylvania, and was the first of the States to have a degree in Sigma. The Inter-collegiate Dohat-ing Society. Graduating. In June 1951, he was valedictorian on class day and one of the four speakers in the conference. He was a member of the University of Pennsylvania, the first of the state of Pennsylvania to be a national heralded president. After graduating from Lincoln University, Mr. Rhodes entered the law School of the University of Pennsylvania, where he remained two years, when he was made editor of the Philadelphia Tribune. His duties made it impossible for him to attend classes in the day that would be necessary for his property. He entered the law school of 1960. "Perhaps," says Dr. Celler, "he is sincere and his studies at night. In December, chance an investigation might help 1926, he passed the Pennsylvania state Bar examination, and is now with Robert N. C. Nir, a former classmate at Lincoln. Mr. Rhodes is treasures of the National Negro Press Association, has not a ghost of a show of passing. Vice President of the Philadelphia branch of the Lincoln Alumni As-check gets up. In Congress and society, V-President of the Philadelphia Branch of the Business League. Trust the benefit of his black constitution. Officer and member of the Board of ents back home who promptly make Directors of the Citizens and Souls. Cunningham, Ais, May a-A. N. J.J.—According to a written statement purported to have been received by the local Metodist Ministers' Association, white, from Dr. W. W. Alexander, secretary of the Southern Inter-Racial Commission, Dr. Alexander, secretary of the Southern Inter-Racial Commission, Dr. Alexander, denies that he made any special plea for equally for the races in the South and that he denounced the Jim Crow Laws of the South. The secretary of the Inter-Racial Commission is alleged further to have charged that the newspapers of Birmingham and of the country had misquoted him. This statement-value, as the life- monger mentions before, is the gession which was asked to discuss the address of the gession. The gession does not not carry sufficient weight with their own interests, but they are born from advancing resolutions concerning the interferences of Dr. Alex- sander. The section of this "ministers was brought about by the address of Dr. Alexander in which he is reported to have urged more equality of the white and Colored people and to have stated the Jim Crow Laws of the South which he declared caused and perpetuated to no little degree the "social animosity which exists throughout the South. Dr. Alexander's address was Elive, an much publicity through the white and Negro people in the city, a common community feel—the latter. SEARCH FOR PRISONER TAKEN FROM SHERIFF Tampa, Fl. May 8 - A. (N. P.)- Joseph A. McGee, a local police officer and a prisoner who was taken from the County near Ocala, white, where he is a band of mendicants. He was placed in a jail and had been beaten. He was being the death of a white deputy sheriff. U.S. MAY OPEN UBL DISPUTE TRIBUNE EDITOR BE COMES U. S. DISTRICT ATTORNEY Philadelphia, Pa. May 14, A. N. P.) - E. Washington, librarian, editor of *The New York Times*, has been named national United States district attorney for the State of Texas in the case of the murder in the history of this great state. The Dallas Express MADAM WALKER WEDS DR. J. A. KENNEDY OF CHICAGO SENTENCE WHITE MEN FOR ATTACK ON COLORED GIRL. Philadelphia, Pa., May 1—(A. N. P.)—Two out of eight white men, who assaulted Elizabeth Harrison, 13, were found guilty and the other freed. The girl was attacked by a gang of eight men on the fourth of July, in Paymont Park, near the Columbia Avenue entrance. The 2 defendants, Thomas Lynch, Johnnabla and James Brown, were acquitted Wednesday in their second trial. Matthew McCabe and George Nelson were sentenced to from one to three years each in the county prison. HOUSTON NEGRO DIES IN ELECTRIC CHAIR Huntsville, Texas, May 1-1. The first man from Hammock County, Georgia, arrived on the ship on May 1, 1824, courted at the state prison here Monday, morning shortly after induction. The ship was named Daniel. Negro ex-servant, paid the penalty for the slaying of the captain of the woman of Houston, in May, 1824. PULLMAN WAGE E AGAIN New York, May 1-4, N. P. News of the introduction in the House of Representatives at Washington, Tuesday, of a resolution to the House Committee on Labor, of new wages, hours and working conditions, made by representative Emmanuel Cullen of Broken Hill, brought forth three witnesses here. EXPRESS, EXPRESS, AN INVESTigation of the financial history and conditions of the Pullman Company. No religion to have had extremism, racism, or segregation. Northwest-their home with the gradual coming into his mind and quaintness of character. Oldest child of children United warriors were born here from the United States. A very young child who came to field, and Lincoln presented the contributions of the State. He has one brother William, also from the home where came to the home when children came to the school. All Republicans and Some Democrats Fight to Pass Negro Soldier Monument Bill ALABAMA WOMAN SHOOTS KLANSMAN On 19th May 1945, N. P. Klasmen who invaded the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Cobb, got a dose of their own medicine. Sunday night when the man and his wife offered resistance to the klar mob and engaged in a free-fall and a pint of water. Mrs. Cobb shot one of the white men. Adrew Moses, through the hand and was in turn shot by one of the invaders. It has been impossible to learn the motive for the attack, but both activities in the district have been so annoying that many public-spirited citizens are urging a special investigation. BESSIE COLEMAN MEETS DEATH IN PLANE WRECK WELFARE WORKER E3 POSES PROMINENT PATHER CRIMINAL It is also the case that the American Court of Justice has been the first to issue a criminal court, held at Concord, Thomas Shankle, the father of fourteen children, was convicted of the crime of incest. The trial of case-aroused much interest through out the state because of the many revolting crimes against nature charged to the father. These conditions are so sortid and unhuman, as to be almost beyond human belief. The case was originally brought to the attention of North Carolina State Board of Utilities and Public Welfare by the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. The State Commissioner of Welfare was appointed to the court in July 1896. In July 1898 he was elected to the State of Col- lond. Lawrence A. Orley, director of Col- lond. work in the state for invex- tition and action. The beginning of this case hestered about 100 days. He was then married twice. He also had five children, and by his second wife nine children. Eight of these children are girls. The records show that from earliest childhood the father's father was a daughter of the father with an old daughter. He was a son of the father's investigation brought out in the following addition to fact, Shankle's method was to begin by swearing each child to see the father. He was then, however, that their father was having improper relations with any other member of the family. Later it became known, however, so that for years Shankle has used first one girl and then another. In the past To have come in the short space of the week, I was fortunate to attend the foreword of *Vaternals* in Texas. I was the Lord of the development of The Loving Father of the human form. I was the amount that感恩 the church showed on last Sunday by the Dallas show on last Sunday by the church. I immediately in- The services were attended by the house of members of the ladies and juveniles, bodies of the city and the program was the official one arranged by Grand Master Hunt. It was during the course of the program that Grand Master Hunt died of the wonderful progress of the order from one of a few members to a really large fraternity with 22,728 members and parents of more than 15,000. These statements were incurred in by Grand Secretary R. J. Crawford who told of the special arrangement by which this order pays all of its death claim within 14 hours after the receipt of the proof of death and which regularly set aside a percentage of its funds for charitable purposes. He told of the collection of more than 27,000 last year and of the hopes of the order for future expansion and growth in the ability to serve the public in the matter of adequate protection. Announcement was also made of this membership contest which will be held in the near future during which it is expected to be awarded to the successful contestants. The contest will come into the month and will continue through the month of June. ACTION RECEIVED THREATENING LETTER Cincinnati, Ohio, May 1-Oct. A. N. P. — Wendell Phillips Talman, editor of theत्रattent Union, and author of "Cincinnati Colored Citizens's History of the Posterior Hate Placed in the Development of the City," in the midst of congratulations. The letter was written by the better-known of his name, a man of the post-Cincinnati and a member of the city. Wednesday morning, the Paley-Peking-up his voluminous mail, and the post-Cincinnati Postman, a man of his, had the letter in a new tone which, here a strange mark on the back, The letter inside informed him that his book was a well-known article, while people of his city and that a group aligned with him with the letter. The letter was read by the letter town. Dobson, laughs and says they are come and get him. The object-t�ons, features in the book are those referring to the intimate received by the city, the old days, then new charges Thomas Jefferson with having a de-tored son, a number of Cincinnatians with having Colored Citizens and uses as far as to be allowed to be called a "Colored American," and the letter was read by the letter. W. M. GORDON JOINS DETECTIVE CHIEF DALLAS EXPRESS STAFF WARNS AGAINST CONFIDENCE GANGS Wes. Goddess, well known in Dale City and in Jackson, Mississippi, will join the staff of The Tullah. Adversary and salesman with the American Tobacco Company, he has several years connected with the company as salesman and later was a part of the salesmen at the tobacco surface Company. Mr. Gordon will associate in conservation and as well as other forms and business of his wide experience. He will fitted for handling all forms of tobacco and will be a consultant in the planning of their advertisement drive are service in the line of the company advocate of the tobacco industry and a civil worker of no mong abit, and a civil worker of no mong abit, section a month of experience as a mong abit of the hanker type. OUPHAN BOY LOOKS LIFE - EX-DOB TRAIN Glenna Dawson, a 12 year old orphan of Dawson, a 12 year old orphan of Jackson, Mississippi, fell attempting to cross the tracks but out of his track of land he came across a train. Hanna came to the home when he was only a month old of age. He was a warrior, scholar being in the army, a painter and a film student in the musical training department of the school. Fight Distinctive in Service Always Progressive PRICE FIVE CENTS SUMBER 23 PEECH S WRECK RO AVIATRIX IN THE WORLD NVILLE, FLORIDA. DALLAS AVI- sous détail IES " SPE MEETS JANE W LY LICENSED NEGRO AVIA RECKS IN JACKSONVILLE, I DETECTIVE CHIEF WARNS AGAINST CONFIDENCE GANGS Confidence Neighbors and "pigeon droppers" are working in Dallas for the company, so caching out their vaults from among the working classes, who have managed to put by a fleet of trucks. The only tongue Nego, who is a livelihood by his wife and son, is to be skipped by the lion. L. C. Gunnin, chief of detectives in the investigation of the david victim in the conditions Negroes and advocates that they keep their victims in the custody above them, some for nothing. "Don't bet on the other follow-ups, trick, and run from the person who offers to help you an interview or run off all details I found." "It's a while since I've been making a change and when some smooth talking Negro tries to talk to me, I've been trying to make change for a bill of large, a denomination, just tell him to go to the bank and get his own change." Chief Gumming said. "It's a while since I've been making a change and when some smooth talking Negro tries to talk to me, I've been trying to make change for a bill of large, a denomination, just tell him to go to the bank and get his own change." Chief Gumming said. "It's a while since I've been making a change and when some smooth talking Negro tries to talk to me, I've been trying to make change for a bill of large, a denomination, just tell him to go to the bank and get his own change." Chief Gumming said. Monday night a Negro attempted to rob an American man who was being brought to rob an American man. When he thought some Negroes were going to rob an American man, he said, "No, no, no." The half-witted person however was smarter than he the victim. He was not a man who had been arrested after the victim had been fleeced through the change and strong arm and arm. He called the woman out of his pocket, and he made changes for a bill to help the supposed half wit. Then the three pled upon him took his money and ran. An old woman who had washed clothes and worked about 100 times, and worked on the bank account and figured she would fall for his story of finding the money. She was shown a roll of bills totaling $100. She drew her money from the bank, and took a $100 for one-third interest in the roll. Then she discovered that a 11-bill was wrapped about a roll of newspaper and the money had been switched up. She found a bill of large, a denomination, just tell him to go to the bank and get his own change. Confidence men operate on the path of the reason which is the best way to get the people of the country into their own lives. Nothing for nothing, they will find the place of the people of the nation will find the place of the people of the nation as almost helps to even support the people of the nation. Chief Gunnering adviser that person should never make a trade with the nation when they have thoroughly investigated them and they will not make any more. It is not to be said that you have had an opportunity to talk with some one who understands to be illusive and so that you have gained sufficient information to know the point of being a one who has done anything. These days and when some of the people of the country are in a cure shop, the careful if it was a sure shot they would stop it up to some other point. DUAL DEBATING TILT TEXAS COLLEGE WINS T.Y.L.ER, Texas, May 5—(Special) Texas College of Yerks, Texas and Seattle View, State College, Texas and Texas; The State College of Arts and Design, Texas; College of Arts and Design, April 1—Theگنتید The University of Texas, Texas and Central Punishment. Should be Abandoned in the United States. Texas The United States should be depended on the after-reported Hubert Crouch and Vine-Defended the negative represented by Beth Toney and Edward Price. Funded the negative side of the question represented by Leeson and the other side of the question. F敌s. View defended the affirms. Jacksonville, Fla. May 14—A. N. P. *Bassie* Colleen, *Catherine*, was born in Jacksonville and raised in the paper business, and was the pilot. William Walla *man* also killed a military pilot. *Catherine* and her pilot *Mia* were making a practice pilot, and she was in her field training to be in field training under the auspices of the Nigra. *Wilder* Avistaritz Was Native Texan With _Relatives in Dallas Dedo Coleman, only Negro American in America, who was killed in the attack, was armed in the custody of the plum-guessed terrorist in the death of both dur- Plainfield, n. a native Tuscan, Texas city, with a native Tuscan, Texas city, with a native Tuscan, Texas city, with a Texas Beer, and had a large amount of auburn beer in both Dallas and the state at Dallas. She was born in Atlanta, Texas. She graduated from the Grand Mater H. G. Gorce with honors and then from the University of Florida, finishing the school's three years. She joined the late World War II, she became interested in aviation and became a member of the service journaled in France. She attended the course in the aviation school of North Carolina. She studied there, also at the University of North Carolina, which she carried at the time of her service. She was the only Nrobe girl. She was the only Nrobe girl. 8 ```markdown ``` YOU SEE THIS AD OTHERS WILL SEE YOURS We can make your ad as attractive as this one with effective cuts and copy. Our contract with the Bonnet-Brown Sales Service brings you the opportunity of putting your advertising on the highest plane of attractiveness and efficiency. Have our Ad Man call and show you cuts and ads for your line of business. THE DALLAS EXPRESS News of Your Home Town DALLAS THE METROPOLIS OF THE SOUTHWEST MISS EYES. SOCIETY SOCIAL & PERSONAL The dance of the Idle Hour Scalableer Monday soon currete to Kan- dian, where the dance will be held in connection to the from the North, Dallas City in the General Conference. ROOSEVELT PLACE TO BE A DISTRICT OF FINE HOMES FOR NEGROES Mr. Green was a brute. Mr. Miss Elyce You are a mess in Miss Eyes's night. You have a popular idea of "Notoriety", you know that you appear in every little thing which you think of your standing or not makes you popular. Mrs. Grass, Widow, Miss Eyes was to want this upon your sweet mind that "protections" and good looks" won't foot your bills. Elyce's eyes, the prehistory into your brain. You say away from professional and men who know so much, as they know too much for you. I am very prepared to be the best teacher, but it doesn't seem so for your case. You have it so badly that one of them is so good. Mrs. Elyce was very like her. In order for you to realize that you in order for you to realize that they mean you "no-good" absolutely. Then another thing you should do is to take the time to be more than those people, especially for called society friends (doing worms than those not in the Dalles Society) about your weakness. Mrs. Elyce's life is a long time. I'm not a family of you. The "Prone," I'll Have You Are a Yoke, Miss Eyes must say. Good-for-nothing non of rest. Miss Eyes wants to advise you one thing "Little" White, lies, does you think "Little" White? You are trying to say on that eulis Plapper will certainly bring you trouble. Like that defams another's teacher will express the problem and the Plapper will see that the penalty is paid. Waitress. If you will look into a mirror, you will see a military (ignorant) plan — just the cute and pretty�/bargey that you think yourself. Miss Tyson's life you're persons who think well of themselves for if you don't have a pretty good opinion of yourself. It is a more thing others won't think anything of you. However, as is the case in all other things, there is a limit and you have gone the limit and SOIALS The Ance of the Idle Hour (Social Club, May 14th) has been changed from the North Dallas Club to the Pythian Temple. Let me pin a rose on you May 8th, at the Humming Bird Hall—Good, made. C. M. Wada 5713 Flora 84, spent Sunday in F.L. Worth Mrs. Goodly, Frank Hellewile St was called to Waxahachie because of the serious illness of her brother, Horace Johnson. Mrs. Eli Morgan, 2021 State St., is improving after a three month's MR. and MR. Jackson; 2014 Leon ard B. Motored to Ft. Worth Wed- day James Murray, husband of Mrs. James Murray, died on April 11th and was buried with his wife, Martha Murray, on April 14th. He was a number of Oral and Oraltory, Interment and other family members. He loved friends and other友善们 by friends and family. He was a sister and a brother by his wife a sister and a brother. Let me pin a run on you May 6th at the Hummingbird Hilda Tilden Preserve. Prof. J. C. Phillips, the talented historian, will be here this week for you. View his slides here at the Hummingbird Hilda Tilden Preserve in attendance at General Conference on May 6th. He completed his bachelor's degree, his master's degree, and his annual giving tribute of the G. U. O. K. F. and the plaza at the Chester Mound Museum Cyrus Cylinder, Cyrus Cylinder left the city Monday night for the conference of the G. U. O. K. Church. Mrs. A. W. Geese, 2014 Thomas M. Freeman formerly of Dallas but now a resident of Chester after visiting relatives and friends. He is an Annual Thanksgiving at the Mendelssohn Baptist Church, Chester, Monday, May 18th. Roy N. W. Clark, pastor of Belfair, M. A. M. church, left the Roosevelt Place to Homes for Not since the building up of Winston Place, admittedly the district in the white state, has there been a more formal furnishings satisfactory bimonthly for evale Place by the wall known from the front of Murphy and Bidan. From of Murphy and Bidan, a noticeable feature is just such a place in the modern city, with built with these stones and enjoy the comforts of all of the modern conveniences. Upon open doors quarter and upon open doors other sections of the city To the central server, Reservoir 1 is a high and beaten swamp hill on the east bank of the river. It gives the appearance of a modern dam, with well kept dwarves and flowers. Apparently, these are being grown in a shallow lake, a place where his wizard has been copied and taken into the advantages of the location. then, some. You should sit. Left drop your assumed cure were while you were more than to find up as well, and might cause you to lose your job when you use your "up" air with the suitcase. You can't be sure to find positions for the same thing, and you're not "pai." To the Maifon, with the two freez Miss lives known that you're not the friend that you pretended flapper, you are only little or got the dope from her trying to back to the way we called a friend (with man). You'll be happy to as wise as you are, also. In an on your game and tells you only that you're not going to be the man. You the reason you succeeded that she live with her merits. And you get the good you're not are, perfected close to her, you aren't feeling anyone but your self. Mrs. Eyes is very much amused at your accusing one two flappers you get it up as a bed by you will never guess who Miss Eyes think. They are you you think it will do you you you good, did it ever occur to you that Miss Eyes did not necessarily mean a "Miss" Mrs. Eyes and a young man was taking good care of you. You could be the same thing who loves to 는. This young man asked Miss Eyes would like to make a your own, the biggest gamble young man, the biggest gamble woman take to when they pick a husband. Another thing the hum- like is the same thing do you like the womah much opportunity to gamble after marriage. The Mairon that called a certain party over the telephone conscientiously over the whole spending the cluba money. Miss Eyes is aware of your conduct with a certain Sheik, and will advise that those that live in the house should not throw a game. PERSONAL Lilly Monday-noon enroute to Xanza City with a delegation to the General Conference. Mrs. Mitchell Cook entertained her slates. Mrs. Geo Garner of Omaha, Newark, Saturday May 1st with a luncheon. The living room and tubing room were decorated with pink roses and hand painted roses and hand-printed places for the following weeks: the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th Alexander, Mrs. M. D. Vanilla, Mrs. M. D. Carry, Mrs. L. Cook, Mr. D. Carry, Mrs. P. Stueller, The ladies had a very enjoyable meeting. Remember the Annual Thanksgiving sermons of the G. U. G. F. at Meecoede's Baptist Church, May 9th and the plentie at Chester Park, Monday, May 10th. Mrs. A. E. Baker 200 Dunbar Roads, left the city for Manitou Colo. to join her husband, Ken Baker. Mrs. Henry, 2009 Cochran St. spent a few days in Terrell with relatives. Let me plan a rose on you May 29, at the Humming Bird Hall—Good music. Mrs. K. Tann, 2001 State St. will spend Mother's Day in Waxahachie with her mother, Mrs. Minnie Penn, Missen L. Love, Blench Walker, Alms, Crues, Willie Moore and Mr. Walkey of Armore. On the spent Sunday with Mrs. E. T. Jenkins, 2419 Greenwood St., Miss Jimmie Mae McAffre of this city helped to entertain the guests. Let me plan a rose on you May 29th, at the Humming Bird Hall—Good music. The hurricane who went into the frun of Mr. Johnson, 2001 Paris St. was very good as he took treasure money of Mr. Olive Missy's Baptist church Mission Society. Remember the Odd Fellows error Sunday May 29 at Macedonia Baptist church 230 and the entertainment at Chester Park Monday night. Many 10th Born to Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Jones 1944 Moore St. a boy at 7 R. m. April 25th. Mick Melvin. Onall event: Sunday daughter. August 16. Janet Quail. August 17. 1 AUNNUAL MUSIC SPONSORED BY G-CLEF CLUB. EXCELLENT PROGRAMS EACH NIGHT BEGINNING PROMPTLY AT 8:30 P.M. Monday, May 10th Club Night at NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH "MY MAID ON THE BAMBOO SCREEN" presented by O Clet Club at Booster Washington High School Admission: Adults 35 Cents; Children 25 Cents SOCIAL HOUR FOR THE CLUB, Mines, L. G. Pink ston, Scott Campbell, W. R. McMillan, hostesses: SUNDAY, MAY 16K TWILIGHT MUSICAL, Macedonia Baptist Church hours 5 to 6 clock p. m. By Win. Gorgon, General Represenative of the U.S. Congress's General Executive Committee, Dr. L. O. Pintong, ourworshipment of Dailies has a complete X-Ray equipment of the latest-est, entific methods. The Ladies Progressive Social Club event of the season at Chester Park, Friday night, April 2015, was a marrying occasion, generation of women who were in the world of the green lake in the center of the hall represented nature's follage. Dr. L. O. Pinkett, after spending to work in the John-A- Andreamas clinic society at Turkesque Institute returned, to his office last week. The poem written by our Gerkard H. Narlevs entitled "Mother O' Mine" is a beautiful dedication for the memory of mother. The Lion Tamers Club gave a benefit dance for the Milk Fund last Friday night, April 20, 1925. Stirn Stamps of Chicago, Ill. Assistant Manager of the Victory Life Insurance Company spent a few days in Dailies inspecting his field. Mrs. A. Y. Stamps and Miss Childe of Marlin, Texas, spent a few days with the Sammie Jones on Thomas avenue. The Elks have entered their new suitors of rest on Allen Street. In the Richardson building. The late Beasle Coleman, the only woman aviator of the world, met the other two women who were in the field from her aeroplane unfrarped last week in Jacksonville, Fla. Dr. E. Arlington Wilson, pastor of the Annual Thanksgiving service presided the Annual Thanksgiving Sunday, May 15, 1952 at the G. Club Church in once present under the direcnture, Nana Fannie Gibson. The music was staying and the music kept time at a social and it happened, two crossed at a staircase, houses on Newborn Street, the door bell rang press. Mr. Carrie McMike Mrs. McMike of Mt. Carmel street west Monday, May 2 for Karnes, a church devoted to singing she will appear in recital at St. Louis. Last Tuesday, the Rochester Rochester church singing a duet, "home sweet day" at St. Louis. A gentleman promised his lady friend to wait until his eight around her bar, and in Mappet, a brother CARD-OF THANKS WE WISH to thank our many friends shown surging our betrayment. We have shown surging our betrayment. Mr. John Carroll, 267. Boll St. Auriel, 19, 1326, for the many flowers in the CARROLL FAMILY. CARD OF THANBS. I take this method of attending classes and sympathies during holidays and sympathies during holidays. Corvette Medifion, died April 18, 1923 and for the many flowers THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1926 The dances of the Idle Menong Society Church were held when the church from the North Dallas Club to the Pythian Temple. SAVE MONEY We all want to save money One way to do it is to buy all of your Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Articles, Rubber Gifts, Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff, Razors, Scissors, Pocket Knives, etc., from NOEL MUSIC BAND BROTHERHOOD OF N. MECHANICS 6 (INCORPORATION) Is now in actual operation threer operating upon a New-zealous vessel, which offers other protection for sending for our clients and old sanitizing associations and k. Deputies are being g THE BROTHERHOOD Race Cars Association OVER $25,000.00 GUARANTEE FUND PENDURO AND DE- POINTED FOR SANITIZING BY THE FOLLOWING FRIENDS: A. W. DEPLEER, Carpenter D. F. PROCTOR, General N. C. HEP, Carpenter and WALKER, MULCHER, Build- OWER, MOWER, LAVEN, Cars penter and plumber penter and plumber P. W. 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DENNIS, Commissioner Insurance NO ALL WHOM IT MISSES TO THE IS TO CERTIFY. That the UNIVERSAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Memphis, Tenn. has in all respects fully complied the provisions set forth in the doing bu- tteries prescribed to us doing business to say Complaint. The office is distinguished by the year ending in the year ending in February 1927. day of February, 1927. and my ball of office at Austin, Texas. the year ending in February 1927. D. R. DENNIS, Commissioner Diamond Paint and Wall Paper Company PAPER WHOLESALEER AND JOBERS WALL PAPER, PAINTS AND PAPER IN WEST BROOK DALLAS SEA OUR SAMPLE TEXAS GRAND TEMPLE ATTEND THE SUMMER SCHOOL AND NOR TEXAS CQLLEGE, TYLER, TE Open June 7th second Largest in Texas assisted the room organized the environment fitted furniture and ideas by the Department. who take the nominal A. E. HOLLAND, M. A. B. FERRY, Associate W. E. BANKS, Prebys and Largest in Texas last year. A strong colleague on room equipment, labora- tive equipments. Miss Elizabeth Groves and released in February. Meth- dical to the Department of Education. Barris to take the annual visit. A. N. BLANK, Director, Writes A. N. BLANK, News, Assistant Director, Fidelity W. R. BANKS, President, Texas College. The Second Largest in Texas last year, A strong and experienced faculty, unexercised cigar room equipment, laboratories, Library, homes, like and sympatric environment. Miss Dianboth T. Ferry will only be recognized by the Department of Education. State examination at close for those who take the normal work. A. E. HOLLAND, Director, Willibald Fells, Texas. A. S. Story, Assistant Director, Poliature, Texas. W. R. HANKS, President, Texas College, Tyler, Texas. THE McMILLAN SANITARIUM ERN EQUIPMENT AND SPEED "NOW OPEN Efficiency Mall and State Street W. R. McMillan NE U-5191 SUMME Tuskegee Normal Ten Weeks: Jms First Term: Second Term: was in Diocesan, HI was being taught in Missouri, HI Certificates extended by the拍师 MOTON, Principi EQUIPMENT FOR GENERAL AND SPECIAL SURGERY "NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Efficient Efficiency in all Lin- dia and State Streets T. R. McMillan Consultant Sny- er E U $191 DAY SUMMER SESSION Skegee Normal and Industrial Weeks: June 7, to August 1 First Term: June 7, to July Second Term: July 12, to Aug In Elementary, Hilday School, Junior Co- ference, to Junior College, Dixon Industrial Academy, Southern Pacific A- dministration extended and renewed. Indus- trial extension and renewed. Indus- trial extension and renewed. WHITE POINT OTON, Principal E. C. P. 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 courses in Elementary, High School, Junior College, and Vocational algebra offered by the Junior College, Dumla, in Education, Business Practice, Mechanical Arts, Agriculture and Home Economics. Certificate extended and renewed. Reduced trip rates with the University of Tennessee. WHITE FOR INFORMATION. R. R. MOTON, Principal, E. C. ROBERTS, Dir. LIKE A MAGNET THE BUYING PUBLIC Attract the Attention of DALLAS EXPRESS ADS BE CON me H-0053 Phone LET ME BE YOUR DRUGGET BE CONVINCED Phone H-0053 Phone H-8866 LET ME BE YOUR DRUGSTORE: 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 let 'Made' AUTOMOBILES See Brinns-Brown Motor Co., New and Used Cars Willys Knight & Overland Distributors Mack Simms, Columbia Representative Res. E-0784 Office X 7231 Ervay and Cadiz AND THE COLL AND NORMAL TE, TYLER, TEXAS June 7th last year. A strong and experienced equipment, laboratories, library, home- square. Miss Elizabeth T. Petry will con- fer in Primer, Methods. The school is Education. State examination at close in attendance. Writer. President, Walmart Tallis, Texas. Director, Foleasite, Texas. Inst. Texas College, Tyler, Texas. FOR GENERAL MEDICINE SURGERY TO THE PUBLIC" Influence in all Lines Consultant Surgeon DALLAS TEXAS R SESSION And Industrial Institute 7, to August 14, 1926 June 7, to July 10 July 12, to August 14 School, Junior College, and Vocational College Dinamica Jr. Ed Type, Articulation and Vocational Recreation Renewed. Reduced round trip rate for Prescription and Inpatient WHILE FOR INFORMATION E. C. ROBERTS, Dir. BE CONVINCED. Phone H-8866 Y DRUG STORE; mson, Jr., Prop. Remember the Annual Thanksgiving Sermons of the G.C. O. O. F., May 25th, 2022. Nippon Church, May 9th and the glide of Chester Park, Monday, May 10th. THE DOROTHY ART CLUB Held its annual exhibit at the home of the International Art Museum, April 22nd. The event was scheduled to be scheduled to guests viewed the year's work which was displayed in the rooms. The various kites were held on January 20th and 21st. Remember the Annual Thanksgiving Sermons of the G.C. O. O. F., May 25th and the glide of Chester Park, Monday, May 10th. SOUTHE DASHE ART AND SOCIAL CHRISTMAS is held on June 20th, 2022. The meeting was called to order by the president of the members responded to the call with quotations and visual messages in the text for the benefit of the members for the present dance. April 23rd. The president gave a short talk on the importance of knowing what is the importance of the daily life of the members. Next meeting with the delicious menu. Remember the Annual Thanksgiving Sermons of the G.C. O. O. F., May 25th and the glide of Chester Park, Monday, May 10th. M.J. BOSE, ALL CLUB, Mrs. Cora Raunders 2621 Mvers St, was hosters. The meeting opened in usual form with a meeting preceding, and 12 members answering to fill. The members were in the complete plans which will be held on June 15th, which will be held on September 27th. The needle was filled more than an hour after which the group was assigned to the group. The course with chocolate d� the club will meet April 25th with the group of the group. Mr. Ellie Hall, Prov. Remember the Annual Thanksgiving Sermon of the G. L. G. O. F. at Macdonia Deplier Church, May 29th and the public Charter Park, Monday, May 10th. LUCKY TWENTY SOCIAL CLUB Cranshaw reporter W.A. Nieser, The evening was against playing the club. The club had a long series of the new club rooms Allen and Juittette St. THE DORAS SOT SO DUBB CLUB - Met with Mr. B. W. F. 1940s. The present Mrs. R. Bangs and Charlie Dawson joined the club. The meeting was a success of the dance dance son, Charlie Moore was welcomed as a visitor. The club met with the group. 1921 Jordan St. James L. Cash reporter. THE WASHINGTON HIV CLUB Met Tuesday even with President of Theodore's W. E. Barlow, the New Yorker's Whip of the Chaplain. Plane were straightened out for the long-termัส on the other side and soon banned on May 17th. One of our faculty's members' short talk. James L. Cash reporter. THE FIDELIS ART AND COLLEGE CLEAR-MET at the home of Mrs. Lucy Johnson 722 Hallcyath St. April 28, 1898. The evening was spent in sewing, after which a dellourment was served. Mrs. Louis Applewhite of Lorsquinn Miss Willie, Williams of this city were visitors. Next meeting with Mrs. Richardson onward at Mrs. Lucy Johnson, reporter. MILTON'S ART CLEAR-MRS. W. D. Saunders 2622 Myers, St. was hoste to the club April 21st present, presiding and fourteen members answered to roll call with questions. There were completed for the Annual Exhibit in June at the lovely home of Mrs. Thomas Hallcyath on Hampton St. The usual time was given to all work after which he was given to the other family. Complain with chosense take The club met April 28th, Mrs. D. Whit- member, the first of the first members were pressing the president presiding. The business part of the school was short and the entire evening was given to needle work, many beautiful articles are made with the same excluder. The school has a hot coffee, the club will meet and coffee. The Mrs. Tilt Hat pro- guards will be at the same time. Remember the Annual - Thunberg giving Sermon of the G.E.O. F.C.S.A. on the first of the first and the pleist al-Chester Park, Monday, May 10th. - FIDELIS - ABT AND CULTURE - CLUB-Mr. Thursday evening will Mrs. A. M. Johnson on Lindeley. We were glad to receive one new last and the first of the first members served a delicious two months last. - The Club with Mrs. Lucy Johnson on 18th, Helleville 8th, Miss. Lucy Johnson, Recorder Let me join a roar on you May 9th, at the Humming Bird Hall— Good music. THE LA FRANCE SOCIAL CLUB - Met Friday evening April 25, 1926 - The group was called to order by the president at 1:20. By a right way, the group will be received as a regular member. Miss Hallard had a wonderful moment, so to stay for a week end but he left him. I'll be in the room. - Let me play a roar on You May 8th, at the Humming Bird Hall— Good music. TWILIGHT SOCIETY CLUB Ref: Friday evening April 10th with Mrs. Ram Davidson at 8:00 1-2 pm at The Ladders of the present and 15 visitors. The evening will be spent in what plays after which a delightful event is held. THE HOUR SOCIETY CLUB: Most all its hours have been held on the club Friday May 7th at 112 Leonard Rd. All members are required to be present. Visitors are required to be present. W. Text president. THE HALEYON ART AND SOCIAL CLUB: April 22nd with seven members present. Plans were discussed for our spring dances in May after business meeting. Next week will be a special meeting with Mrs. Beatlex Maburn Friday April 20th. Mrs. Frankel Wilson, pres. THE ROYAL SOCIETY ART CLUB: May with Mrs. Roxin Brown (10th) and Mrs. Brown (11th) are present. April 20th. The meeting was little attended. Mrs. Brown introduced Mr. A. Cornelius to the club. Mr. Brown was a member of the club. He had presented Mrs. Van Ahl and was present her with gifts for the baby. We are proud to know that during mid-year activities we are in. A street in old China, countless curious attract the travelers' eyes and windows of trips in the Madam (6-1) Walker - Mfg. - Company. Around the World Context will enjoy them. Will your favorite candidate win? Why not help him? New and Second Hand Clothing, also Rummage. Have many bargains. Men's Suits, $1.00 and up. Dresses $2.50 and up. Maternity $5.00 and up. she will soon be with the club again. President reported Mrs. Kerton on the 14th of May. In the same year, the president, the President, was in the home of Mrs. Yv. Yser on home. THE RED ROSE ATHLETIC AND SQUARE CLUB - Not at the Commemoration of the chair, R.J. Reynolds president, in the chair, R.J. Reynolds, and dues paid, be president, and the other members were in the chair. The R.J. Reynolds Misses Laura Lee and Clara Daniels. Visitors: Misses and Charles and Sirs and Sirs. For information call: Chair, Columax F. 524 7000 529 20, 10 730 K. W. THE EXCELLENATION ART CLUB - Not at the home of Mrs. Kerton, and the other members were present and spent an enjoyable evening. Members are in the room which will be given to Riverside Park May 12th next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. E. Epp. GREATER SIACED OSTA-Beverlies that Sunday largely attended and impressive. Remains delivered the new book on the Loyal Friend at 2 p.m. (filed in the great auditorium. Win: Lewis's) and the new book on the small-world, with the ever-relegated "The numbered-and-famous" and "The most-well-known" and "The most-well-known" book of the Year, the hospital Singer and the New Work with headquarters on the 2nd floor and the "unreached" building. Children's church and Department of Physical Education have been organized in the United States. The school has been an A.M.E.A. and has been a Home Coming Service next day, where the new school is the only home in the city where there will be a Community. All are in series of selected Remains in the year 2014. In 2014, we began Great- er New York, a new office in New York, designed by MIA. The team developed the luxury room development in the New York office, providing a pleasant and profitable revenue a pleasant and profitable "The hostess served a palatable Northeast Inn, Wickhill House, Northeast Inn, Wickhill House, LOCAL HISTORY AND DEATHS To Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Breg, To Mr. and Mrs. Charley Rich- son, and Mrs. Charley Rich- son, and Mrs. Charley Rich- son, and Mrs. Charley Rich- son, a girl, a friend, Will Willis, 112 East Oak Oak, 112 East Oak, 112 East Oak, 112 East Oak, 1211 Peep, Lura Krauth, 1699 Wall, Let me pick up one and a good smile. Who drapes the little Hearth Hall--good smile. Who drapes the little Hearth Hall--good smile. Who drapes the little Hearth Hall--good smile. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1026 The dance of the 16th Lord Social Club. May 14th has been changed from the North Datha Club to the Pythian Temple. WOODMEN OF UNION LAUNCHES SPRING DRIVE IN TEXAS Entering Texas last November with a staff of three deputies. The New York City City Council has been given the staff of three deputies, when supervisor for Texas and Ohio, has-broken all rewards for Internate in such short space of time. With 41 deputies in Dallas alone, AI is on the eight salary and six in the eight, which is 10 times the total. He has been in law, in the state organizing from one to 15 lodges to each town. His team has been in the state of the same three additional lodges bringing the total 40 is with a membership of agreeable interview with an Exprese reporter, Mr. Dentley said he was leaving this week for Hot-dings, a leading New York City law firm. He is being born and other members of the New York City City Council are being born in June. He expects to make Dallas headquarters for the state and to be an exprese reporter for the state and to be a position with the new quizzas, all-section-with-the-new quizzas recently equipped for his staff by the law firm, the New York City City Council. In June, the New York City Council will be the staff for W. O. Schwartz, the first of the Texas. He has already ordered all Texas Deputies to forward their permanent address to his office in the city. He has been in law for the state and to be a position with the most necessary instructions and information relative to the big-June. In Dallas may reach their prompt With a total of 75 lodges now in the state, the local and stateلilies are being assigned to the 100 by August, at which time the delegates from here will go to the Spring, to the National Grand Lodge. The dance of the 1st 40th-South 10th Day May is the building of the changes from the North Dallas Club to the Pythian Temple. ADDING MACHINE IS A REAL WONDER THE readers of this newspaper this week setting forth the merits of the vest pocket mask that they have been seeing in this issue, is considered the last word in the subject of a lighting fart and accustoms-additive multiples and divides and does all the work costing billions of dollars will do. It can finally be cleared as within the realm of the business it is practically. Indirectness against wear or getting out of order, businesses, business people, students and appraisers, must be considered in connection with the ground through which fact the device is used. The machine itself cannot make it give indentations total is as large as the size of the Calculator should make it popular and useful. In Milda's name, as it weighs more than 10 pounds, Simmons states that he fills four ounces and ten inches of the device with an actual necessity. If an actual necessity is noted, note the agent offer made. You should interest you. 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A steady increase in enrollment and the low percentage of failures in the summer school and summer normal are evidence of the fine quality at work done by students as a result of a competent teaching force and adequate facilities which the school insists upon having. Write immediately for free bulletin of information about courses. M.W. DOGAN, President, Marshall, Texas. RUMMAGE SALE 2644 Elm Street Nothing its equal in th clothing for 5 Cents a bargain according as vice and fair treatment come you all any day ing its equal in the city. Every kind of ing for 5 Cents and up and all of it. a an according as you pay. Good ser- and fair treatment included. We wel- you all any day. Nothing its equal in the city. Every kind of clothing for 5 Cents and up and all of it. It a bargain according as you pay. Good service and fair treatment included. We welcome you all any day. THE MENTHOLOW MFG. CO. A. B. Dallas, Texas ```markdown ``` The Beautiful Pecan Gro is an ideal spot for your nic. 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Notice to The Public Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or reputation of any person, firm-of-law portion which may appear in the columns of THE DALLAS EXPRESS will be gladly corrected upon it being brought to the attention of the publishers. THE DALLAS EXPRESS has never helped the white inguards, neither has it been diagnosed by the yellow streak. It is not afflicted with the flannel mouth. It is a glute, very grey, semblable, conservative, new or prepared, which trims, no skill to catch the passing breeches, flies no doubtful flings it professes a patriotism as friend as our country. Its love of even handed justice covers all the tariffs occupied by the men and men. This is pretty big grounds, but we like on it and are proposing. Here as the pre-come up and stand with us. This ground is hot. OUR THINKING ON SEGREGATION A man came into the office the other day who is famed in Texas for the keenness of his vision and the accuracy of his thinking. He was discussing the question of segregation and the need of more cooperation among members of the group generally. Said he "may as well face the question squarely. Segregation is here and since it is, we need to realize that it is simply a matter of to engage in and that when we are in support of the did participate. We should be paid for, effectively, protected, for our services. This is behind some rich realization that some of the deficiencies of the white as have come from the two effaces has placed us on for all our in Kennettville with help—to the extent that we have the legal position that some has been behind our statement. The accumulation-of-wealth is itself will not solve the problem. It will not solve the problem more than the problem of education will. There can be no doubt but that all of them combined will have the desired effect if coupled with the firm conviction that we are as other men and that we are the better of the need for which we will claim to hope as members of a democracy. Coupled with all of our st�drings in every direction, there must be a deeprooted feeling, a tradition, a knowledge, a theory. We know that AS OF NIGHT ARE MENTHING THAT AS RUCH ARE WORTH OF THE RESPECT AND CENDIERATION WHICH IS GENERALLY ACCORDED TO MEN. The feeling does not now pass. But it is not a result of the hopeless and unfeasible benefits which are would reap the benefits which are not reap the benefits which are reap the benefits which are not changed thinking on the part of others in regard to us. among us who have had the courage to stand up and to de- clare that they felt themselves entitled to all of the benefits which were the common portion of every member of a common- wealth. The accumulation of wealth in itself will not solve the problem any more than the gaining of education will. There can be no doubt but that all of them combined will have the desired effect If coupled with the firm convection that we are, as other men and that we are entitled to the benefits for which we claim to hope as members of a democracy. Coupled with all of our strivings in every direction, there must be a. deeprooted feeling, a tradition, a knowledge that WE ARE THE EQUALS OF ANY MEN AND THAT AS SUCH ARE WORTHY OF THE RESPECT AND CON- SIDERATION WHICH IS GENERALLY ACCORDED TO MEN That feeling does not now exist. But it can be developed and must be if we would repeat the benefits which are to come from changed thinking on the part of others in regard to us. THE CASE OF THE KENTUCKY EDITORS THE PULLMAN QUESTION IN THE U. S. CONGRESS There may be those who see in purpose of the PULLMAN Congress an investigation, the wage controversy of the PULLMAN Company with Mr. Callahan, the congressional votes in the Northern states. Probably their vision is clear; probably not, but an investigation could do little to the porters who for so long have been viewed on the matter and concerned with which dispute there has been, months after months, it will be remembered that the first which waked hitter-for-five months between those who made a complaint into a lawsuit and those who would have favored the Employee Retirement Plan, the company was practically terminated by an agreement which the employees of the company were practically on the company, but in which, all of the representatives of the porters did not愈 fact that though the company has no commodity other than warehouses, it has with a capitalization of only $23.2 million and without the addition of $25.0 million, it has $145,000,000 and its dividends in stock and cash have amounted to $100,000,000. The repulsion, Geller states, that "Pulman porters have received the Pulman Company but from the Pulman Company but from the porters that 'every attempt of the porters to organize has met with an avalanche' of Pulman porters." The pulman publications have been sub-divided; Nekro porters have been sub-divided; South have been bribed to propagate disgrace against the man. If all of the charges made by the plaintiff are still being statified, there is no reason to feel that the case of the parties and mails, made in connection with the last appellation, will not be still further improved. Certainly, there can be more improvement in well in his attempts to improve the status of these employees. If the appellation demands that the votes, but there is much of information designation demands, be unfairly that an official investigation would bring to light, and if the appellation demands that the fairness to its employees are justifiable, a little offer from Columbia, R. Co., May 8—A. N. F.) Guy Elesse, the 17 year old boy who was found asleep at the foot of the bed of A. write school teacher; and later convicted of attempted rapy and sentenced to die in the electric chair, will escape death by virtue of a commutation of a black underwear of Gov. Thomas McLea. He has been removed to the penitentiary where he will spend a life sentence. The younger woman in the case explained that he heard and smelled Edene when he entered the room and began feeling her feet. He was frightened and did not sell out the car, she heard him moving and got off. He was lying down, his shoe off. In a sound sleep. She called men in the house who had him arrested. On account of taking the boy who is taking to have been ill-lifeate was sentenced to die Gov. McLea. He thought that was a little too hard and held that whatever the house might be. He was not to be made of effort to carry out his purpose, that could be established as fact. Opportunities contended that if Edene were legally murdered, other Negatives would be illegally murdered through lynchings. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1920 THE MIRROR OF PUBLIC OPINION What Are Our Young People Thinking About Themselves? ISIPTOB'S NOTE.—The is the beginning of a series of short essays written by recent grad- ums of Washington High School and the first of the time he helped for the reason that they give a direct insight into the manner of thinking—in his high school and because they show couldly the time he is not so much danger of, even—of their lack of thought on how they will serve the world as from the lack of sympathy of the world with their manner of thinking. In the publication of these essays, THE EXPRESS hopes that it is performing a certain "chose of made up" of the public life in the race who are really concerned as to the future of our young people and who are reac- is thinking of the means of helping the people to live a more high-level life. It is very efficient study of their problems and their needs. THE EXPRESS acknowledges its debt of gratitude to Prof. J. H. Hoth, the principal of The Booker Washington High School, for these manuscripts and for such comments upon each of them as my see fit to follow from week to week. Essay Number 6 (R) (E) (H) Since early childhood, it has been my desire to choose a vacation that will appeal to my working spirit, and that will enable me to be helpful to my fellowmen. It has taken more than a single day of even a year for me to reach my first conclusion. During my elementary school days I felt that the one position for me was that of a school teacher; and I worked toward this end for several years, but my efforts in that direction did not bring out any satisfaction with me. I had to designate a "not get a" in a thrill which I feel one should experience from the realization of his desires. And finally I reached the conclusion that teaching was not my calling, since I was not a student in the school, he was and was not late. As this was a well-planned, the day was helplessly growing in the dark. With the adoption of the nineteenth amendment to the United States Constitution, many fields of education have been closed to women, were opened to public use of this amendment enabled me to find myself- and after much thought I decided to become a worgon. I have found however that the new school is being built by the first year of life, having had only two years of life and one year of science (Physical). I am planning therefore to post graduate work (high school) to Latin and Chemistry in the Booker Washington School from February to June 4 of this year. In September of this year I RADIO TAPE Radio Topics RADIO WAYS HELP IN COPY- BLOOD WAR The number is increasing by score of thousands 46ch week. The old fight between the broad-casters and the American bootery of Composers, Authors and Fold-liners, which has been regarding almost ever since radio broad-casting was started, was recently observed in southern California. Radio fans in 19th-section of the country finally got their stint on night—for an eight-inch-size, and a broad-casted, joined handy in the big Radio Hall and Filiole of the World-coasters in California. It was the first time in their history that the broad-casters forght their products and rivalships associated with each other to make the ball a success. That the public was with the broad-casts in the long-term, in an equitable legislation on copyright of music was evidenced by the washer-man and other of the "D.A.C." of the 19th-section of the International Association of Broadcarters. Societies Use Radio To: General Radio Press�نا Over a million of fans in the Soviet Union. Listened in on the programs of the government standard of the 19th-section of the Soviet Radio Industry received by the Russian Information Service. The news in Washington, D.C. Esseny Number (134479341) unmow the other fellow to death until he gets his rights. At least twice as many should register and vote. Then, too, they don't make an issue of a thing in such a way as to cryptatton sentiment. The question upon a personal phase of attention upon a personal phase. Chessington, Philadelphia, and New York, could voters would make the issue. In the first year of the election, the election was a time of practice (but the right of having more colored jurors? Suppose they'll pinned down the final point of the pledge, and keep that pledge that they would insist on the same degree. If there were other issues, then they would further and demanded that they have a number of choices. They could get it just as well as they know, have. Honorable Edward of the Illinois Commerce Committee, who and Ferdinand Q. Martin, those of the members of the New York Civil Society, have a position with their own. But those are positions with their rights with great consequence. In fact, the New York Commission has an�'s in Irish Catholic, a few of the idea of having an efficient, honorable and total kind man in the great part of the government should not be visited nor accept upon the far-reverend continue to just. To be more than just a point to it, it is to have colored school teachers and of the most stand of justice. Let us henceforth make this fight for the mind for civil rights. Lead to enter York University and offer having received any Bachelor's degree, each of which is a total of two years median course. Knowing that real success is not gained in a short-time, an past year, or a full-time, life-long year of hard work for the success that must eventually be mine. Deductibles By Joseph J. Hunnels. Just as of 1987, the school reached during childhood, and the severe test of critical independent thinking that is characteristic. This period that the boy makes a man of himself and the girl evolves into womanhood. This nature is so difficult, involving a extremely growing, involving a "helpless peculiar" experience that the school has been the most responsible to grown-ups. The adolescent's parents and most of his teachers misunderstand the nature of his�igualing and the pruranty, hinder rather than help him. It was not any grey matter for the young women to transform children into the children of the school. In the case of a woman's determination to spend years of hard work in preparation for the development of the school, they are also working spirit and sense of real satisfaction. One of the aspects of happiness is the selection of a position that satisfies its difficulties in its routine. It's personal and real, and the progress of the school is an important one. This young woman's vocational aspirations are based on this principle. 2—The adoption of the nineteenth amendment to the United States Constitution liberated the spirit of American Womanhood. It was this amendment that enabled the youthful writer of this essay to find herself a small hopeful that he will make the first use of the privileges guaranteed them in that document. 4—The elective system which provides a variety of subjects in order to serve the different types of individual securities represented in the first high school and other different bodies has superior merits; but, even when most efficiently administered many of our public administrations without the proper preparation for the kind of professional or vocational study in which they later wish to engage. 5—The Act of Enough Coefficient themselves should thoroughly acidize their themselves with the merits and objects of the various elective courses, so as to assist their children in making their choices. The work of "Fearful Commandor" will be infinitely more effective if this is done. Too often, as far as we know, is concerned the important matter is left entirely with the child. STUDIO TOPICS The number is increasing by orders of thousands 46th week. In Moscow and Leningrad provinces, powerful receiving sites and loudspeakers in the two cities have been similar. The big transmitting stations at to all of the principal theatre, to all of the musical theatre, to all of the music lecture halls. The three larger European stations broadcasting to the largest audience ever on set, being disassembled over ever getting smaller. Londspeakers And The Human Ear There has been "muchado about the quality of loudspeakers reproduction during the last year or so, and many eminent engineers have devoted considerable time and study to the problem. Careful elec- tural measurements have shown that the loudspeaker was a very imperfect piece of anarratus, and also that the cat was a very poor judge of loudspeaker performance. An Illustration of the faultiness of the human ear was provided recently at a meeting of a British Radio Society. The feature of the evening was a test of the different loudespeakers operated behind a accession, the members voting on a 100-ped profit basis of efficiency. re. The result of the ballot was sur- passed by the election in a similar feat. Both were nomine- d completely revered. It was mis- placed. Hints for the Household **Making A - Breakfast Menu** If you have a good-lined kitchen, a small space in which to work—maybe a part of it, or a part of your kitchen—is a part of your breakfast menu. There is a large pantery connected to the kitchen, removed and -loved up as the Birthday menu -removed and -loved up as the breakfast purposes are. The cook uses the pantery for breakfast purposes and tables. Point Cheen attaches a table to the pantery to cook and add new curtains to, and add new curtains to, the kitchen. To Remove Flower. Cover flower pot stains with wood ashes. Rib gently Rinse off window all with cold water. Freshen Your Gene Rings Fig. 2. Bottled frage rugs some solid color. Dissolve 2 packages of dye in 2 quarts of water. Apply with paint brush. Use first-in, first-out method. The wrong side and then on the right side. COOKING HINTS Spring Salad Pice cucumber. Obvious that in certain individuals the senseless garing was incapable of something in the same way as the other. The end of the jars were wrought into different sizes and changes in volume. In speakers, Scientific investigations of loud-wonderful results were made by speakers, who, however, produced the best results in the writer's opinion. The improvement in its industry development of the year in the radio receiving field Chuckle Column THIS WEEK'S HERO. Jones hurried out of the Haberdashers shop. A big smile wreelled his ruddy countenance. His chest rose and receded with pride. He had brights aunteized down the street. Plippers approached—looked him over—and giggled. Old's made gasped. Men stopped in their tracks—frowned—and paused to wonder. Horns at the curb shied pulled at their weights. And turned their weeks to the point of breaking. At the crossing, pandemonium broke looss. Street cars changed. Motor-honed. A policeman fainted. Jones, seeing all attention was centered on him sensed something wrong. His smile started to fade. But bravely he trotted along. Anything home he sang the front door bbl. Ili wife an swed. He started to step in but the door was slammed in the faw. Next thing he heard was a woman's wrench-plcering the air. followed by— Mendez, First: Petrol "Help! Murder! First, Police! Thieves a strange man trying to break into the house!" ALL BECAUSE: Waid said "something could be made out of nothing" Wait, you see the on-place hats with purple flaps for your flappers this summer. Life's Little "Ifa". If—variety to be since of life, this modern age does need much more compared to the other. If—your heart tent—in the right place—you better find out where you left it. If—you start out to "put in the town red," make sure you don't set into any close้าshala. If—a man ever closed as much as some conespirars, we'd all be to the illustrious. If—people any you're a charism—you're unrestless—the charism of your own life has been the result of you—you even think your money. FAMOUS LAST LINES I have a lot never drink but I do just—well—ever—alright. Copyright: 1958 by The Nannett Brown Corporation (Chicago) SOUTH AFRICA PEARLS AMEI- TANGEREK LADDERSHIP IN THE COLONIES New York City, May 4 (A.N.P.) Dispatches reported here from apotown, North Africa, state that the white-covering board of South Africa and the other countries, the group of the American Nezros, engaging in the colonies in exerging leadership. This condition has been recently recently identified as their best way to be established and suggested that Amlycan Negrons could be secured by the group of the group of the group of the lineal, who are not sufficiently developed to carry out the duty. The suggestion has not with a storm of action from the whites who are according to reports envy and fear any race that might out-strip of keep past with them in economic development. It is the desire of the natives in order to obviate the terms of the recent "color bar" legislation to have "complete segregation" with a Black State, ruled and developed by black people. Without the interference of the predominant Group—the English and the Dutch, WNQ some are of the opinion—that the request will be granted the majority feel that the "segmented American Negro Leadership" will defeat the game. The dispatches further declare that conditions under General Heritage, the prime militia, were�密战死和兵变，are as far as the native are concerned, than during the seign of his predecessor. General Rights BEFORE PROHING JURY (Teotihuacan's Survival) Birmingham, AL, May 8—Ten miles convicts, from Flint Topson, camp, appeared Wednesday before the Jefferson County grand jury which is Inauric, into the case of J. W. Knox, a West Virginian, who died under perilous circumstances at Flint Topson. The consequences were solid to have knowledge of the events connected with the death of Knox. The Road To Better Health Dust up green onion. Stand up green onion. Let stand in the box to test cold. Stand in the box to test cold. French Dressing by allowing 1-3 French Dressing by allowing 1-3 Batter Mix: Sorghum Sponges Cake 1 cup of brown sugar, 1 cup of milk, 1 cup of flour (lurik), salt, milk, salt, milk, Melting Melting Melting milk, eggs and seasoning and milk, eggs and seasoning and half-Spread filling between layers half-Spread filling between layers half-Spread filling between layers and spice with crushed pepper. The Re Bet He THE TONSLS By Dr Arthur I. Kortzer There is a certain large group of pitiful affections which are for the most part due to the circulation of水利设施. There are variously designed as rheumatism, arthritis, synovitis, neuritis, nourishments, myofections, etc. One of these is the one, one and the same thing, their other difference being the normal. The texture that is large, these dlacades may come from all in effect of Lonsill, tooth, appendils, and the bladder or the two. Naturally the lonsill is suspected first because of its exposed position and its stability to infection, but it is a moreட The texture that is large, these dlacades may come from all in effect of Lonsill, tooth, appendils, and the bladder or the two. Naturally the lonsill is suspected first because of its exposed position and its stability to infection, but it is a more and more to the level that intestinal system is mitral. More cases than all other causes A tonall is not necessarily disseased because it is enlarged. Some people have Tessor tonall than others, just as some have never. Most than others, it can be said that a tonall is diseased only when its framework has become fibrous and its crypts filled with pux. The removal of the fonall is in children is a comparatively simple procedure. In adults it is a serious proposition—and many these are who have lost their lives as a result of homorengage following a tongill operation. The tanellar atery grows out of all proportion to the other vessels of the throat and when it is severed an uncontrollable hemorrhage is very apt to follow. The tonall should be removed in its entry—not merely clipped. Unless it is completely resected. It is likely to grow against the new method of electric consultation. (For The Associated Press report "The Army used by the loan of AF Tower II is said. The Army has brought in Alaska. 50,000 Liberian drivers are brought in Alaska." creates to an audience now translated in 12 languages. 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While working in a camp I gave my child red watery plums. I laced them with red watery plums. I laced them with red watery plums. Two weeks later, I gave my child peach and apple. Now I give my child peach and apple. Then I open to get a few from them. Would sulphur be any good to take internally? Reply You probably have Scalies (it's) the best treatment is the following: In the evening take a bath using alatine or sand soap, and rough washethoth. Then rub one-time-level-to-level-to-the-both the half-uncompensable-strained-between the two-time-level-to-the-both the application every evening for one week and you will be permanently cut- The disease is caused by a little parasite that burrows under the skin. The idea is to kill the parasite. But it is not to be too much. I listen have a great deal of gas-short causes-mp quite a lot. I don't eat meat, at least only occasionally I use quite a lot of vegetable. Also eat grain of vegetable and whole wheat bread entirely. 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Class 150. Class 15 OUR BELOVED MOTHER To our many balked friends, we are left to believe that God our friend has sent us to teach us, when we send and when to call. Our humble home is: empty now. A sage hops here, and a wise man goes forth to arm both wife go on door step to the home. We must then come with whom should be drawn. CARD OF Thanks The family has sent to our host of friends for the beautiful show shown in her long illness. She is shown with you one and all. Rolanders Walker, son. DEAF AND DUMB AND BRAND Justin, Texas, May 19. The boy was most quem on the canyon, balyards appear in the park, and carriages with it are with an address by some local lives, every evening and during receipt by Prudence Dodge. The girls of the domestic science depart- ADDS LONG COLUMNS Simplifies the Handling of Figures Performs the Work of Adding Machines So simple in operation a child can use it. 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Lane pastor The upper given by Mrs. Birdie Mason was a success raising $10 Mason was a success raising $10 Carter Oasis are pleasant visitors in Hobart. Mrs. Ottie Man Mason was called to Roosevelt to the bed- side of her sister. DEWEYILLE — St. St. usual hour with Supt. W. H. Williams at his post. Rev. A. E. Colaman was with a post at the post office. Sunday. Mrs. L. Turner's hux gone to Gaveston to the hospital for an operation. Krof. M. K. Barlow made fly-by Miss. E. K. K. K. K. K. day's Mrs. Sunde. Holden he been visiting relatives and friends in December 1972. I. P. M. A. the stock list. I. P. M. A. Walla served. h்ககast Sunday morning to 25th E. J. Harlow the Huthites met last Friday even- ing to Sunday. B. B. B. mentions pending. Fl. Adam 911- vester preached his first sermon Tuesday night Mrs. E. E. Tohlert visiting. The Rev. A. Jefferson The "Super" Hot Shots base hall game Sunday with the Gawflesville Tigers. Boores were 725 in favor of Harper, D. L. Hor- tale at the St. Joseph's Lodge meeting in Texa Saturday night. The Royal Club rendered a pro- grammed Monday night at the Masson Hall. Mrs. E. E. H. H. H. motored to Beamhouse Monday on business. Mrs. Mary Wheat motored to Black to visit her cousin. JEFFERSON—Rev. I. A. Gordon has joined the Macedonia Book, S. B. Whittier, Dept. Church & R. well attended—and—on the other two new-law Webs was at his post and preached at a good dermon at 11 o'clock at Central High School last Friday. He was about to join a third school, a success. After the evening had before the game in the evening just before, with Marshall Wiley College team, the scores stood 11-5 in favor. The Central High School, W. R. M. Pryor was in the school last Friday to prepare his body of Green-Dodd who had been on the sick list for the last four years. He leaves a wife, one grown connoisseur, and a son with a child in the afternoon. Saturday evening—Rua Farper and McCrary officiating, Clinton Thomas was killed Thursday on Dan Stevenson's farm by a horse running in the hill, his son when he attempted to alight the foot was caught in the business and he was dragged for quite a distance before Mr. Stevenson might be forced to look back on the horse. The work was a few minutes after the horse was caught. Fetement—Felday evening Mr. Pryor has purchased a new car for the company's new in-able to be up and out after several months Hines. The Black Cats and Marshall Clith base ball club crossed "Data at the Chesterfield Day" yesterday evening. The "Marshall" with a score of 13-4. They will play again next Sunday. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1926 **YOUTH—Sunday School and services at M. Olivey and M. Zion Bishop.** M. Olivey, M. Zion Diponico, M. Zion Church, M. Olivey Bishop, M. Zion Hall John Boott, M. J. Jacob Information Monday night at Historic Information Parker, Parker Patterson, Parker Peterson, Parker M. Mara H. H. of R. F. M. 1946 died here. Weekly work was unrestrained by the school. The Eamily Next Door I DON'T CARE IF IT IS AT A CHURCH BAZAAR. I DO NOT THINK A WHOLE LOT OF IT! 4166 COL. ROBCOE SIMMONS, The Rae's Greatest Thinker and Orator Bays. "The work performed by this world master is marvelous and the results are astonishing. women, women and child should have one. If is an educator taught toil and will prove in disposable to chemical workers, teachers, students and the great fellow, then one is required to figure - from time to time. One of these addresses should be made to the Rae." sectors, Accountants. Clerks. keepers, Timekeepers, Law-reagent offer is being made ors Today! e Will Send You a ator Immediately 75 And-You-Pay Mailman at Time of Delivery LANGSTON O. Box No. 769 tended by Hon. C. H. D. Fleming and wife, Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Haunford of Ruber, W. Mayton of H. of J. Court of which the deceased was a member and seven, real other visitors. Amendment Tuss with lodge hondox. She leaves a husband and is adopted son to the many faces. Rev. A. H Branch of Houston, President, Mrs. J Branch were at their posts. The Mrs. Hon. Revival starts Mon, the night. Read the books in the meeting your own face is doing. See H. W. Long for your-paper each week. IT BAZAAR. WHOLE MADAME ZERO HERE DOESN'T MISTER THE WILD YOU CAN CONVERGE ITS POSITIVE MADAME ZERO, MY HUSBAND HERE DOESN'T BELIEVE IN MENTAL CONTAINMENT, WHEN YOU CAN CONVINCE HIM IT'S POSSIBLE OH, YES INDEED! Some people think of their natural gas main as a cooking fuel that gives a controlled temperature. Many others are familiar with it as a power fuele for industry, a mighty resource on tap without the labor of a single man, and as heat for manufactures of a thousand kinds. It is CHAPEL HILL. — E. N well at the school and teachers at their park. Rev. K. A. Evans was at his post at Beecham Church. Rev. K. mon Burry evening at the A. M. to us Saturday, April 14th. James were married at the home of the tragger. Miee J. W. Hastler was called BOHEMIAN HOP FLAVORED PURI TAN MALT RICHEST STRONGEST BEST HIGHEST IN QUALITY ASK ANY DEALER "With our modern methods o diplomacy and propaganda one half o thk. wwld doesn't wonder HOW th other half lives -but WHY---" BO, MY HUEBAND MY BELIEVE IN ELIPATHY - MAYBE CONVINCE HIM PROMISE! OH, YES INDEED! NOW, AS AN EXAMPLE- MR. NEPOOD, IF I SHOULD TELL YOU, WHAT YOU'RE THINKING, RIGHT NOW, WHAT WOULD YOU CALL THAT? Doctors and Nurses Over- Worked Taking Care of Influenza. Simple Prenupties and Home Regulation Workflow of Great Murality The recent wave of influence has left the table of prehumans and a serious complication that is taking all the time and ability of the local community to serve as a group. That they may have full opportunity to serve as a group, while need to be most often the following simple rules of prehumation and home improvement. The following are the following: - Group and influence are even unregulated - In your home table, if your back aches, if your head aches, if you have a slight pretty sure sign you are headed toward influence. Heed these danger signs. - Go home at early as you can. On your way you may be a package of an Grandma's Tea. Read the circular information about the three things that you need to do. - Find a book to do early. When you address be sure to keep your feet and body off. - Sell a significant of Absorbo and inhale the fumes. Pull them down step into your back and turn it up. The panent healing vapors will make you feel better at once. - Ask, bark end throat. Open up the pears, taking care not to get the pears to the other end. - Take a cup of water and then thoroughly and liberally. Rub in well under the arm pits and about 100ml of water. Take a cup of water and get into bed quickly. Arrange the cewars so that you can inhale the pears that will arise from your health. - As soon as you have the take a cup of water, you can get it at a certain rate of the water and the carrising on the waste andపుze matter from the system. - Thousands of people have learned the value of the water. - The pears are in the treatment for influenza. It's up in the family is invaluable. Some other people regard it as a miraculous means of household heating, in stove and furnaces. un-touched, instantaneous, inexpen- sive. It is. from Hastings to be at the bedside. He to be at the bedside, of which he is the sole occupant. The officer of Hastings is Born passed at Malmstrook, so inform the officer of Hastings of his passing. MOTHER TEXAS TOWNS GARYS - S. was a good Sunday. Give Thompson is so the sick list, also Mr. Mabie Thompson. He also was the good one, but the goodness of Artilla Nusellgo, Kita Washington and J. J. Tucker has attended the day. Hey, Scott is pastor, few Ed Scott six-inch in two a.m. and aول, four with two able serv He was a good Sunday. The son was a good day, and he was not for several years. He was not for the sick list, the commonly yeads the the Express-Mr. and Mrs. August got back to Saturday, and as usual, took a copy of the Express. Meat, Curry was in town Saturday and was in the horror. The son was a good Sunday. PITTSBURG - S. and service good at all churches Sunday. Pastor Dr. U. S. Franks was at his best on time. Sunday also Rev. G. W. Brown preached. Rev. P. M. References from A.V.P. were his work. Rev. H. P. Patton and M. R. Rev. was visitors in Mr. Pitman Saturday. John D. Smith and wife Returned from New York. They attended the beida of his nephew is R. Smith. Mr. Theor. Shower from Korombi is a little Thomas in the eliz. Mrs. Rod the Thomas of Greenville is visit. Mr. S. in the perils of a sister. Mr. Mr. Pleasant—R. J. largely attended the various court briefings. Rev. J. L. Beare was not with his conversation on account of times. Prof. Nie varied out the service. Rev. C.S. Ballock smoked at the morning and evening service at the 14th N.E. Quarter. The social life of the 2002-2003 men was围巾. The man's little plans held its service at 5 p.m. at the Bightel Tabensolele. Measers Rutherford, Jones Jones and Mathis were in Tories Pridey to see Texas College da. The first Loyola Loyola women went a few days with his daily men's live. Mr. Bailock was at Dallas former resident of Mr. Pleasant was hicked Sunday evening. Rev. W. J. T. Jones, President of the Postal Service, was the first Postal Postman with his life in the city of New York. Pleasant III was the first in the title of S.J. Prof. of the Year. Principal Douglas III Pittsburg was over with several cers and will-squad the same. Mr. Pleasant III was Teterton III with May in the Pleasant April 5th Year of the Year. The final examination of May 19th 20th (employment exercise May 24th) was the first of the two years. The Landell Blogger for the 25 years 2 cents a copy. Pittsburgh—A. B. and services good at all churches Sunday. Passor for Dr. U. E. Franks was at his post on time. Sunday into Rev. G. W. Brown preached. Rev. P. Mosso returned from Az�iger where he is building a new church on his work. Rev. H. Pettin and wife Rev. H. J. Norwood and wife were visitors in the Prattish Saturday. John E. Smith and M. H. Rotherham from Hot Rockings, Archiwater they attended the bedside of his nephew is B. Smith. Miss Theoral Monetary of Koreans is visiting relatives in the city. Mrs. Sedde, Thomas of Greenville in Visiting her parents and sister Mrs. M. M. of the people who were the five-year-age-born, related to her new day age. Simon Edwards, Marion Edwards and Mrs. Idean left for Wichita Falls Friday night. Dutch Ford of Canon was a visitor in the city Saturday. Little Cornell, a town of the Hobart Day in Greenville was the guest of his grandfather L. Herbert last week. Misses Hopkins and Robbie Hubert were in Ralph Springs Sunday. Rick Hett. Cap Lillard, Mrs. Elias Hurdon. ALTO — A nice Easter program was rendered by the smadder set under 52s. Georgie's 10th-century old ukleness in thin-skirt section. Aunt Charity Richardson started this life. March 24th and March 25th. Lewis Iasley was one of the old citizens of this place departed this life. March 24th. Anyone knowing the country's population should be named Willie Joe Anderson. The first of the 1000-year-old people were Mr. A. Anderson last heard of in Tyler, Tozan. HILLSBORO—The Utopia Progressive Club was organised at the home of Mrs. O'Neill and Mrs. A. Green. It was the first of the following officers were elected: Mrs. C. A. Barney, President, Mrs. J. A. Aldridge, 1st Vice Pres. Mrs. A. M. E. Sims, 2nd Vice Pres. Mrs. A. M. Moes Secretary, Mrs. C. V. Blackman Assistant, Mrs. C. W. L. Hockman, 2nd Presence, Mrs. P. E. Sarah. Critic and Mrs. W. G. Simpson reporters. After a delightful chat the house was found in the 10th-century old house. After a bit of a 24th at the home of Mrs. A. Aldridge. After business was completed a delightful 2-course lunch-chicken and nut sandwiches, a small tomatoes-punch-cake. Mrs. C. Johnson and Mrs. A. Aldridge were on the 10th-year last next at the home of Mrs. L. Hockman. Economics, civic and social improvements were discussed. Her first time was the first to be attended to. An April-Eolianuphon on "zunchless" punch and "bread followed by" the first of the 10th-century old home meeting of the Thursday April 8th Mrs. and Mrs. Blackman Justices. JACKSONVILLE—Dawn. Easter services at the C. M. E church Sunday morning at 8 a.m. were in the way they suggested. In Carter II, of the Massachusetts District preached a most interesting sermon which was much enjoyed. At night, a ordered Eastover service at the C. M. E. H�nlet, a section of Misses I.e. E. 2. Hanslet, Lexix. R. Grant, Journal, Jackson and Miss Charlie D. Huesdale, who came to the charge of the Choir committee, reserves credit and is to be commended. Ray T. E. Johnson pastor of Sweet Union Baptist church office. His secretary appointed the mission to the day of May. The Daster program given by Miss E. Vaughn was quite a success Sunday. Vector Mrs. Hedges, for the first time at the Church, Ohio, on the little project of classes under the leadership of Miss Jackson made a clean sweeping victory over all the other classes. The project was completed by the highest amount of money and won the manner No. 1 class for April. FALLY—Service—good. Sunday morning at M. R. Church. The District-Rupt. Rev. Chile preached a good sermon. 8. A well-attended at all elifrichs. Stephen Brown. The service is only the last to the Saturday night of the Eunis Ford. Wm. Queenman was to Italy Sunday visiting parents Mr. and Mr. T. in the same year. Mr. and Mr. T. is the give of the teacher's John Dibble. For the Express on Mr. Alexander. ENNIS-Rev. I. E. Ellis pastor of the Wilgo Baptist church-died last week. Rev. Ellis had been in poor health for some time. The funeral was held Saturday and the body shipped to Brian Rev. L. O. Farley preached at Ennis Sunday afternoon. The choir and many members of Sixth Ave accompanied the pastor. Messrs Glass, Barber, Wells and Bella Williams are on the sick list. Mrs. D. Applewhite entertained the "Lucky Twelve" Saturday, games were played and refreshments served. Grassmaster Jackson spent Wednesday-in-Daily as Prit. R. A. Jackson and Mr. V. C. Gored at Texarkana were in the city Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Laster moored to Ennis Sunday. THE DALLAS EXPIRES, DALLAR, TEXAR, SATURDAY, MAY 1926 church has returned to two large and well-known and well-known. In�inece of the two concerns would give them a great positive for the people of this city to see where. Mr. Purman, former president of the Purman Business Institute, is now Supreme At-the-Home, the College and Dougster of Albrey. entained a number of his friends at his Amte, Mrs. Bewie Berry, last Sunday. Edna Collier was the first member of the little group of little friends. number of the little friends of the latter immediately over the last fall. CENCY—Hos. H. To Price spent a few days for Valetine on bus and was. Madam J. A. Town and Lattie was enlied to Adena last week to the bedids of their sister and auntie. Little. Miss D. Ruth Demen has returned from Jacksonville where she has been visiting the city. A Benson, quite a number of the people who attended the school of the little group. The best score of the three, price spent a few hours in Jacksonville. BRAND law 1926 sensitized a number of his friends and friends, Linda Day, Edith Collier gave a sunday, Edith Collier gave a number of her little friends. **CUXET—Hon. I. P. Price** painted a portrait of Delilah on bour- line, Mattie Fayette, J. A. Thomas and Mattie Fayette, M. A. Thomas and Mattie Fayette, M. A. Thomas week to the bedside of their asso- cial, annie, S. A. Benson and S. A. Benson returned from Jacksonville where she has been Mrs. S. A. Benson. Quite a number of her friends at Jacksonville last week. She is attending the annual reunion of their families at 10:30 p.m. on Sept. 26 of 2016 at 10:30 p.m. CALVERET — Mr. Terrell of Branchville came down from Dail- way� into for her home and spent several weeks wanting to re- Mr. Virginia Reid of Everlago spent a few hours in the city visit- ing, relatives and friends. Mr. Tear of Dallas was here. Bundus and Prof. A. H. Ritee gave him a shelf from the Oaa Fellows for month about a few hours in his old- and-old-father's house. White Pride spent a few days in the city. The following school last week, Oak Grove, Chapel Hill Williamsville, Block Bridge, West Whitfield and Miss D. Taylor of Wars-spent a few days in their old home. Community Chapel Hill, Friday and left Sunday. Mr. House of Thurston spent a few days in the city. The guest of her sister Mr. Woodard and Pierson Miss M. T. Cassa lec Sunday For [Picture of a young woman with long hair and a white shirt. She is looking directly at the camera.] Will growle a full growth of beautiful hair, any treatment will start your hair to growing. If you have dandruff, scarlet or any dandruff treatment, you will need a dandruff treatment. Leasty never fail to dose dandruff or not matter. If you have a tight abrasion such as a cut, with full information tellin you how to treat it. You will need treatment on the hair for a course taught. diploma gives through Culture and Culture Treatment. Beauty Culture and Treatment. Beauty Culture and Growing Oil 80 cents. Grows through Culture and Culture Oil 80 cents. Tempel Oil 80 cents. 10 cents at 50 cents. Applies wanted. Temple Oil 80 cents. LUCKIN — R. 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Str CURLY HAIR NIDA HAIR POMADI FOR UTILITY AND F THREE MILLIONS (2,000,000) NIDA HAIR POMADI SOLD LAST YEAR AS PERIOR PREPARATION FOR THE HAIR AIDA POWDER WITH OTHER COMBINATIONS WITHIN THE LIMITS OF OVERTON HIGHER MEDICAL CHICAGO MADE OF OVERTON H CHIC MADE ONLY BY TON HYGIEN CHICAGO,LL HAIR MADE FASHION CANS (3,000,000) CANS OF HAIR POMADE LAST YEAR is evidence that quality is still appreciated and will be always. A hair strakistress and hair dressee of surprising quality and expertise. especially to be used with the irons, Aida Heir Poinatie has stood the test. It is not an experiment. has been sold and used by particulier people for a quarter of a century. Put up in a round hinge the container. For Sale by all druggists. ONLY BY YOGIENIC CO. AGO .LL. 1901 25 YEARS 1926 THE AMERICAN WOODMEN WOODMEN SILVER JUBILEE CELEBRATION AND MAMMOTH MEMBERSHIP ENROLLMENT, APRIL 1- JUNE 30 E. W. D. ABNER SUPREME COMMANDER H. L. BILLUPS Supreme Vice Commander J. N. CROOMS Supreme Watchman L. H. LIGHTNER Supreme Clerk T. J. LINTON Supreme Sentry G. W. NORMAN Supreme Banker J. W. HAYWOOD Supreme Prelate E. E. CARRINGTON Supreme Auditor C. C. TRIMBLE National Supervisor T. T. McKINNEY Supreme Physician J. E. ROBINSON National Adviser A. T. WASHINGTON Supreme Escort J. I. SMITH National Worthy Guardian AW UPPER ROOM DESIGN OF COFFEE DISTRICT A GROUP OF JUVERILLES Alabama, Arkansas California, Colorado, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Michigan, Missouri, New Jersey, North Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia and West Virginia. Branch offices established at Austin, San Antonio, Fort Worth, Dallas, H. Birmingham, Nashville, Memphis, Jacksonville, Richmond, Washington, D. C. as City, Kans.; Kanaas City, Mo.; Cleveland, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Columbus, Mobile, Los Angeles, Indianapolis, Oklahoma, Atlanta, Chattanooga, Jersey City, Dayton. AMERICAN WOODMEN INSTITUTED BY VANSTON III Alabama, Arkansas, California, Colorado, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Michigan, Missouri, New Jersey, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia and West Virginia. Branch offices established at Austin, San Antonio, Fort Worth, Dallas, Houston, Little Rock, Ensley, Birmingham, Nashville, Memphis, Jacksonville, Richmond, Washington, D. C.; St. Louis, Chicago, Kansas City, Kans.; Kansas City, Mo.; Cleveland, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Louisville, Newark Baltimore, Cincinnati, Columbus, Mobile, Los Angeles, Indianapolis, Oklahoma City, Columbia, Savannah, Atlanta, Chattanooga, Jersey City, Dayton. --- CHARITY A W JUSTICE THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY; MAY 8, 1926 25 YEARS AMERICAN WOOD Incorporated Under the Laws of Colorado, April, 1901. Home Offices---Araphoe Building, Denver, Colorado began August, 1910, when C. M. White became Supreme Commander and L. H. the Race. How well it has succeeds paid since organ half million dollars. $637.00 Helped Tulsa Negress re- salary more men and wom- Its auplus funds are not Loans, Government Bone claims. The Woodmen Is being paid within ten days Licensed by Insurance D $637.00 3,731.14 9,021.01 78,307.85 646,832.26 1,506,159.48 LOWER SECTION OF GENERAL OFFICES THE SUPREME EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kan- north Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, in. Its principles, methods, safe. That is why the The Society has a Uni both men and women p. Houston, Little Rock, Ensley, C.; St. Louis, Chicago, Kan- delphia, Louisville, Newark thoma City, Columbia, Savan It also has a Juvenile D mentes of business and Men and women admit with the best. JUBILEE CELEBRATION AND MAMMOTH MEMBERSHIP ENROLL Benefits paid since organization $1.518.238.15. Has loaned to members of the Race more than one half million dollars. Helped Tulsa Negroes rebuild their homes which were destroyed during the riot. Employs on straight salary more men and women than all the other fraternal societies. Its surplus funds are not used to erect buildings; they are invested in First Mortgage Real Estate Loans, Government Bonds and Municipal Bonds, and are available at all times for the payment of claims. The Woodmen has established an enviable record for the prompt payment of claims legitimate being paid within ten days after receiving death notice. Licensed by Insurance Departments and operating in the following states: QUADRUPENNIAL AUDITING COMMITTEE its principles, methods and promises are not spectacular, but bane economical, sound, progressive and safe. That is why, the Woodmen lead. The Society has a Uniform Rank Department, consisting of Bands, Drill Teams and Hospital Corps, both men and women participating. It also has a Juvenile Department consisting of thousands of children who are being taught the rudiments of business and racial unity, etc. Men and women admitted on equal terms. See the Woodmen representative in your city and enroll with the best. A W $1,515,233.15. Has loaned to members of the Race more than one their homes which were destroyed during the riot. Employs on straight man all the other fraternal societies. Direct buildings; they are invested in First Mortgage Real Estate Municipal Bonds, and are available at all times for the payment of published an enviable record for the prompt payment of claims lightimate or receiving death notice. Events and operating in the following states: SHUTTING AND MANAGING DEPARTMENT mises are not spectacular, but sane economical, sound, progressive and en lead. Bank Department, consisting of Bands, Drill Teams and Hospital Corps, dling. ent consisting of thousands of children who are being taught the rudi- nity, etc. equal terms. See the Woodmen representative in your city and enroll APRIL 1—JUNE 30 MANDER Supreme Watchman Supreme Sentry Supreme Prelate National Supervisor National Adviser Worthy Guardian ST.JAMES A.M.E.CHURCH FLORENCE AND GOOD STREETS, MAKES EXTENSIVE PLANS TO CELEBRATE FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY AND GOLDEN REDEMPTION JUBILEE St. James A. M. E. Church was organized in the Spring of 1876 by the Rev. W. R. Carron, in what was then called the "Melville" under a brash airborne net from the site of the present church. The building was completed in 1880 and was only one member of the Church who was present and assisted in the organization. Mother Hattie Orrie, wife of Rev. w. e. we know. She has passed her three score and ten, and yet she is active. She was a member of the Church for many years. She was a faithful member of Class No. 1, in the Sunday School and is generally in her place, and is known at church and prayer群. She was the full share of the financial affairs of the church. She was a member of the worship at the corner of Young and Evergreen Streets which was later replaced with a larger and better frame building. At Palma'srew a brick building was started and finally reached the point where the church would be a place of worship. The superstructure was finally built by Dr. R. E. Jeekin, who is at present the presiding elder of the Palma'srew District. Before the building was ever completely finished the property was sold to Dr. R. E. Jeekin, and the building was sold to Dr. W. R. Carron, living; Dr. R. Bryant, dead; A. P. Jacken, dead; E. J. Edwards, living; P. G. Hair, living; H. L. Zyrppel, dead; J. W. Millard, dead; J. E. Holmes, dead; W. J. Law, dead; M. A. Wright, dead; A. Gordon, dead; W. H. Young, dead; G. B. Young, living; J. T. S. White, dead; J. E. Edwards, living; J. P. Millard, living; G. W. Atkinson, dead; St. James A. M. E. Church was the first church to present in the ninth year of his pastorate. In constructing the building he had in mind, the waste intended to the repair of church buildings every few years, not only on the congregation but on the grounds of the church. GAYE THE MATTER BÉRIOUS CONSIDERATION. THE WOULD COME TO THE CONCLUSION THAT IT IS NOT ONLY A DUTY BUT A PRIVILEGE TO SUPPORT THE WORK OF THE CHURCHES. 1. The keeping with the well-defined policy of this Church, to serve while it is being served, a two weeks' celebration has been planned which it is hoped will serve to call attention to the progress we have made in the past half century along all essential lines and a memorial slab has been provided to permanently mark the occasion. This 50th Anniversary Golden Redemption Jubilee Slab is provided that the names of those who shall be the redeemers of St. James may live on down the years—it will be placed in the upper yestille of the Church—where thousands will gain up on it—down the years. It shall contain the names of persons, business institutions and organizations. 2. The following follows the slab is to be arranged in four divisions, as shown in diagram, reading from left to right there will be three divisions, the first is the Silver Division, with persons, organizations, business enterprises contributing from $25 to $50 will have their names inscribed in silver; the center is provided for contributions from $50 and upward and will be inscribed in gold; the right hand side will contain names of those who will be in the third section, $15 to $150 will be inscribed in gold from the lower division will contain the names of individuals who pay as much as $500. The five dollar division will be restricted to individual names, while all the other divisions are open to any business organization or individual. All know the value of this kind This history making occasion will open Sunday morning, May 9th, with a special prayer and praise service at 5:20. At 9:10 Sunday School Jubilee rally. At 11 a. m. The program on this night will be made up of the medical profession, trained nurses and the families of the profession. We must not say that much of the experience will be in evidence of the success of the program. The program will be in evidence of residential citizenship. Fifty years ago Dallas did not have a Colored doctor — but it is now well represented in every line of the medical profession. The program is in the hands of the Women's College of Medicine. The program is in the hands of the President. The Indians will draw from every branch of the profession. They say this must be the outstanding sight of the series. Efforts will be made to have every member of the profession represented on that night. To assure the complete success of this night the responsibility has been assigned to the Ministerial Alliance Night. It will be most interesting to the public to know the real advance that has been made in the course of years in the ministerial profession, both as related to the ministerial duties and as related to the ministerial responsibilities. It is the plan of the management to have every church in Dallas of our race represented on that night. To assure the complete success of this night the responsibility has been assigned to the Ministerial Alliance Wilson. He says that minister night must excel. WEDNESDAY NIGHT, MAY 19TH. MT. PIGAR RAPTET CHURCH NIGHT, FORT WORTH. The great great great church and one of the outstanding leaders of the race and Church is to be present. The church will remain music and the Mt. Pigar is noted for doing big songs and surely this will be a Mtg night. With Dr. Prince and his players and is to come one of the most noted and public spirit of churches in the nation. The minister will be fitting for the tribute of racial progress. Watch this night. Five men in the nation is better fitted to tell of this progress than Mr. McDonald. WEDNESDAY NIGHT, MAY 20TH. Public School Teachers Night. In nothing has it progress been more substantial in our racial life in Dallas as in that of education. Fifty years ago the race in this city was practically one hundred percent illiterate, without the erudest makehift of a school house — the first school in Dallas. The first school in Dallas was 21 teachers. 660 students, its efficiency is told in the fact, that to be competent to help a student there must hold a degree from a recognized college. We have 8 elementary schools with 103 students. 423,424. This system is operated at a cost of $112,963. Thousands of our people have never seen the teachers of our children, come on this night and teach us. The program will be in charge of Mrs. Lela Taurasi, assisted by Mrs. J. C. Fraser and others. FRIEDAY NIGHT, MAY 29TH — BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL. No entertainment; would be complete without the children — we shall have the teachers and how we are going to turn thither over to the children, that we in this way may see the product of our numbers. Numbers will be furnished from every school in the system. We will be an integrating teacher. We will be a teacher of the children. ESA.M.E. FOOD STREETS, MAKES EXTENSIVE PLANARY AND GOLDEN RI MAY 9TH TO 24TH, 192 THE NEW ST. JAMES A. M. E. TEMPLE Erected 1820 THE BRUSH ARBOR, WHERE THE ORGANIZA- TION WAS PERFECTED, 1874. FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY 50 YEARS St James AME Church 50 YEARS Golden Redemption Jubilee. 1576 Contributing its bit Toward Making Dallas Redemption Jubilee. 1926 Silver $25 or More Gold List $50 or More Bronze $40 or More J. H. WILHITE a Tes been erected which will meet the needs of the degradation for the next two years. Two of the first-order elements of people which are positive need to say community, and position, contains and剩之些人, are the Church which can proudly boast of the faith—not one's thousand-year-old life—that is the most important one. For the first time, the betterment of the community—though this contribution has been a humble one—yet it has been freely given and it now hopes to enter upon its next HIV year. In the first place, it is a positive force in the life of the Church. A great chalter of the Church is the history of the Church. "A positive crisis is resphed in the history of the Church, and coming as it does just at the time the organization reaches its fifth-circle-point, begins to be the first duty of the one on whom to first tell God about the matter and then make conditions known to the goods they are to be first to be forthcoming. We have earned old the things the situation and now are to be made for the good. We have been to find the things will be in aہستہ واقع. The Church starts for the good of every citizen—we have a very unsafe situation confronting us now in the matter of high-standard howseons—but it is not that the community of the Church and the preciest of Church members charged with any kind of crime in almost any part—not one to those who are not charged with the kind of crime. The most severe sin is to be those who are so one to charge with the kind of crime. The one to be the one of the American Bankers Association was "NO ONE WOULD ARGE THE QUESTION THAT THE CHURCH'S BLE OF THE CHURCH IS NOT A CHILDREN'S PLACE OF A COMMUNITY. THEY HOLD FOR US TIDERS AND STANDARDS WHICH IT IS A MORITY GOOD THING FOR US TO STRIVE FOR. AND IF OUR NON-CHURCH GOING PEOPLE are more general when it is left of marble. Business enterprises of all kind will find this an excellent opportunity to say to our people on down the years, we wish you well, organisations will find it in the future. In the end of the day of the day of the city of Dallas, and especially the Christian Forest's, irrespective of rage or error, should-regard these things to be the only way to be applied or MARY E. 50TH ANNIVERSARY FAIR AND MAY FESTIVAL. The women of the Church are preparing to conduct in the base-room a series of lectures on the history of the church, which presumably will be one of the features of the occasion. Mary, chants will be collected to give articles for exhibition with the pre-eminent members of the department. Freshments of all kinds will be served in the various departments. DEPARTMENTS INTO WHICH THE FAIR IS ORGANIZED LUNCH DEPARTMENT The women in this department will be in position to serve served and reasonable prices—you may just come on to Charges from work and ask for a discount. Junifel Stewarten Board assisted by the Traitses will have charge of this division of the work. Sisters Lemma Clower and Sisters Lena Clower. staffal are operated by Delmas men—and some of the leading Old Line companies are doing business in our city. These organizations have some of the best talent in the country. The program will be in charge of Mutuals: Mr H. Stirckland and Mr P. E. Starks Old Line Companies; Mr I. F. Simmons and Mr J. H. Macky. Program: Mr C. W. Alington and Mr C. W. Alington. THURSDAY NIGHT, MAY 19TH Business Men, and Federated Clubs Night. It is the hope of the management that every line of business and every club for the night of the people in the community will be interested in the program. It will be interested in this night to learn not only more about these interests but to learn. With an array of splendid talent we have among these groups, we will be interested in the program. The program is in charge of Mr J. H. Waller, President of the Federated Clubs and Mr R. H. L. Rice, President of the Business League. This, ensures its great success. Friday Night, MAY 14TH St. James Baptist Church, Port Worth Night. The membership of St. James A. M. P. Church, and the citizens of Dalton have cause for sincere congratulations on the program. But the heartiest pastor, Dr J. H. Winn, is to be present in person with an array of his talented workers and give us the program for this night, and tell us some organizations in the country. Saturday Night, MAY 12TH The program will be rendered on this night, but the May Festival will be full; operation 10-40. SUNDAY NIGHT, MAY 10TH The program will be in charge of St. James, Dr P. C. Hunt, who was a pastor of St. James more than thirty-five years ago, will deliver the message at 11 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. President J. P. Willman, Paul Quinn College will preach. This will be one of the great days of the anniversary. Sunday Night, MAY 10TH Young, pastor of Burling, M. R. Church, and at time past pastor of St. James will be present with his chair and congregation and deliver the message to the assembled friends. St. James was organized out of Burling—hence it will be the meeting visitor oldest and most progressive daughter. Dr. Young will do will be represented by: Bocker Washington High, Prof. J. J. Rhodes, Principal; J. P. Starks, Prof. C. W. Gare, Principal; Ferdieel, Prof. B. D. Mahanish, Principal; NWU High, Prof. H. B. Pemberton, Principal; Huffman, Hriss Wesley, Prof. W. J. Pemberton, Principal; J. H. Hickey, Principal; Wesley, Mrs. Mark A. Patteron, Principal and Work, Mrs. M. Scales, Principal. This program will be in charge of Mrs. S. C. White. SATURDAY NIGHT, MAY 25TH. No program will be rendered on this night, but the social side of the enteral nausea will be at its best. The nausea will close at 10:30. SUNDAY, MAY 25TH. This will mark the hite tide of the struggle to redeem St. James Johnson W. D. Johnson is invited to the conference on that day and it may be fiddled said that we have saved the host in the process. The conference will be made public. The coming of Bishop Johnson will be a fitting climax to the anniversary celebration while it will at the same time lend the necessary encouragement. On this night the Elko School Glee Club of Alabama is to be the entertainer for—that night. This famous group of orphan children which wins up the community with enthusiasm where they have to have a party for the next anniversary. Prof. Howard is to put on a program entirely new that night and we may present it. This entertainment will close our effort. It will be necessary to come early to get a seat every night, but you will have to come extra early on the closing night. The admission to each of the entertainments will be 50c for adults and 10c for children. A season ticket for $1.50, which will be good for the entire entertainment. On the last night when the Elko School Clerk renders its program a single admission will be 50c for seats. But all persons holding a season ticket will be admitted anywhere on their ticket, on the closing night as on other nights. Purchase a season ticket and help redeem Saint James. Persons making contributions to this effort are asked to make all checks and drafts payable to Saint James A. M. E. Clifureb, 620 Good Street, Dallas, Texas. Any one desiring information regarding the plan for the Memorial Slab, or other conditions may ring H 6704, the Pastor will be pleased to give you such information by phone or in person. TE and L. A. ANDERSON, Secretaries GRAPHLANE—New, V. A. Addison died of a heart attack two days much quicker than from a stroke. He was a graduate of Columbia and of V. H. Harvard pre- sident of Bramham, who came here some years ago. TYLEN—Rev. E. I. Harrison-Evangelist of Housing is conducting a revival at Trylevine B.C. The church is parked away evanging at 8 o'clock, Mrs. Jones. Detroit, Mich. has charge of the single-service and-is-a-choir leader of many years experience and a solicit of rare ability Little Radio Weekly who was generated on a few weeks ago is much improved. Smith Hong is re-generating in Dallas, Mrs. Winn's Henton. Bryant Texas and Mrs. Lowe of Waco have returned to their home after a visit with Old Johnson. The concert given at the East Side school with Miss Nelle White as directress Tuesday might be an enjoyable affair. $18.00 dollars realized. President Harris, Dr. W. E. Warren, Rev. Threlkild, Prof. Fowler, Dr. King, Rev. Whitmore and Craig will leave Monday for **NHERAL, WELLS - The Harry T. Worth wangse has here Friday, night at a crowded house, both, white and brown, president, Pamela Baird, Mrs. Mike Miles Caxton who has had a long career in the company, accompanied here, by her mother friends of Ft. Worth spent Sunday and Monday with her family. Newkell who has been touch week for the present team and has Newkell the popular teacher, has been cared for. Mrs. Miles Caxton and family are here. Sunday, M. Max Elenius, son James J. Malesi that he has married, Oklahoma is married in marriage MENPHIS—R. was well attended, Rro. Duffy acting as Supt. in the review of Miss R. L. Cantley B.Y.P.U. met at the usual hour Mr. J. O. Taylor is on the stick list. Mrs. L. Smith of Italy has moved to our City, Prof. R. F. Ealy has returned to the city after being absent for several days. For the Express see Mrs. Messn EAST WACO—Rev. M. T. Jefferson pastor of the C.M.E. church preached The Senn Chapel M.E. Church. The Minibertial Alliance will conduct service at St. Paul M. M. Church this week. Mrs. A. O. Jackson is on the stick list. Rev. Jordan is much improved. A very successful revival was conducted at the Presbyterian Church last week. For the Express see the Agent, Mr. L. Carter. LAWTON—Mrs. Emma Roneham who died April 25th was unmarried at Barnett Chapel A.E. Church Rev. James L. Winston, offering. The leaves a husband. THE DALLAS EXPRESS. DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY. MAY 8, 1926 Green Stoneham and ten children as well as a host of friends. Cord of Thanks We take this method of thank you for your friendship, kindness, and love of our children. We extend our deepest death to our beloved husband and wife. Described this year as "Aurora's Angel," we extend this year as "Aurora's Angel," May the Lord bless you all. Green: Stonham, Manhasset. Brown: Stonham, Manhasset. Edith: Harbett, Daughter. Mrs. Edith: Harbett, Daughter. Mrs. Quaren: Brown, Daughter. Mrs. Quaren: Brown, Daughter. Mrs. Emma: Adcherman, Daughter. Mrs. Emma: Adcherman, Daughter. Mrs. Fannie M. Moeller, Daughter. John: Stonham, Ben. George: Stonham, Ben. E. N. Brangey, Non-Sunday School and N. Y. P. U at usual hour at Sailten Dairy Church. Service good at Grant Chapel A. M. E. Church. Sunday School and Christian Endeavor at Gaul, South Park, Rev. K. H. Hiddy. Service - two strong-see. Service good at Hethinem Baptist Church. The R. S. and N. Y. P. U. of usual hour. Poster Rev. A. South treated L. K. H. Hiddy. Service good at Barney Chapel A. M. E. Church. The Sunday School, Christian Endeavor at usual hour. Pastor Rev. Janv. Wharton preached two sermons. DALWORTH Park — R. N. was conducted by both Hints. Brother M. G. Tallie and Deacon W. H. taught by Rev. J. W. Scott. There was the preaching service in 1800. Bible lesson was discussed at 4 p.m. on May. Scott pressed a fine sermon Sunday night. Subject was "The rest before the storm," from St. Matthew 16:22. Mrs. Gamer and son and P. H. Hill have returned from Love Lads, Texas. TEXARKANA, ARIL—Rev. J. W. Nelson, pastor of Laurel St. A. M. K. Church preached Friday night at Johnson Chapel Church. Opening hymns led by Rev. J. W. Nelson, scripture lesson read by Rev. A. J. Newton, pastor of Saint Paul St. E. Church. Rev. J. W. Matthews pastor of Johnson Chapel introduced Bishop Sampson Brooks, G. C. Mankey District Manager. National Benefit Life Insurance Comitored to Garden, Ark. and Hope. Ark. The Willing Workers Club entertained Wednesday evening with a social at the home of Mr. and Mrs Harold Irving 1820 Laurel Street. Rev. J. W. Nelson preached at his church Sunday morning from Matthew St. Rev. J. Newton preached at Miss Chapel Network left Tuesday morning for S. M. E. Church Sunday evening. For the Ministers Union, Rev. J. W. the Dist. Conference at Gild Ark. We has been alight? It, but is better. GAINSVILLE — The Off-Fellow was entertained last Monday night two weeks ago with a banquet given by the H. H. of R. service for return and take Miss H. Hiddens to his visiting her sister. Last-kinded and with a few points to the house, the Witch Gants went to London Sunday, a week ago and played Newton base ball club, enton won $4. The Fitness-ville Black-Giants beat both the men and the Copper-Wings. The Black-Giants were Miss Allie Alley, home. Robert Young, Mrs. Copeland and James Kintz went to Whitewright after Miss Dooley Sunday, before last-night to net displayed. From Gainsville last Saturday, Mr. "I think he went to Indiana, wonder what Rev. P. R. Not has returned from Ave. The-Mt. Ohio. Runtist church was well attended last Sunday, but the Witch Gants had the C. M. E. Church was well attended Sunday evening. Rev. Neil pleased at Antietum Baptist Church Sunday. Rev. Johnson pastor, H. Jones did the Charlson St. Paul Bust and pointed to the town red. He sure and save $15 cents next week for the Dallas Express and Chicago De Fender. See James Kintz for the Dallas Express. Send all news to John Garner Grocery Moff,�. POSTA—Burgee Dorsal service M. B. Dorsal Truck. Hall partner M. B. Dorsal Truck. Hall partner Will a man assistant. Sunday dressed by Bro. T. Henderson dressed by Bro. T. Henderson served on the ground. Prof. T. H. Collins, John Tuomprun and Eliza TAXI REASONABLE RATES DAY AND NIGHT Our service is on interruption. We are on alert, late at night as well. We call up on. Mother's call up on. Mother's job to serv. you at "Hide in Comfort" NORTH DALLAS TAXICAB CO. 1-3071 H-9276 HALL AT THE CROSS AVE. TAXI Cleaver of the Rock Hill Community were here and resumed work on the project. Deputy Grassland manager of this district was at Jonta last Saturday. Hendry Libbaugh and Miles Cook A. Pierce last Saturday, motorists were stopped at the intersection before folks came to the intersection and were parked at a weekend visit to May 10. The final secretary's chore was the Sunday walk. The secretary's chore was the White elephant in the basket. THE TWENTY-NINTH ANNUAL SCHOOL CLOSING EXECUTION COLORED ORPHAN AT GILMER A meeting is invited to be held Saturday, May 21. The program begins on Prof. J. J. Rhonda, principal of Dallas Texas, will deliver an Saturday afternoon at 10 a.m. Davindr, Pastor of the FI Mayor Blayck of Dallas Play the EVER, EVER LANCH Chorus Sunday, N. Rev. G. B. Young, Jr. of Dallas Texas, will present the t Special literary program Su DUCTED BY ODESSA STEWART Night—Primary HELPING MOTHER THE FLOWER DANCE b. Dialogue Chorus THE MAY POLE DRILL GOOD BYE SONG Tuesday, Ma. The Intermediate PHAROCHA (Dramma) Pharoh, King of Egypt Martha, Queen of Norse, (Treal, g. Widow) Harold Goddess Thirty—(Her Grand Children) Gid R. Jimie, His sister Pharoh's Retinue (Lorda, L. Educational) Principal of Booker T. Watt Program to be Rehearsed. P. M. by THE GYBYB Cast of Mag Corina Lounge, Coor Zara—Mary Loyd, Hancock Marto—Frank Johnson, Bri Sirro—Wilfis Hancock, Lady Constance—Alberta, Lord Craven (No Musical) Nine—James Mitchell, Sopr Capt Jerome—George Sr Sir Toby Lyon—Gusseje Nine—James Mitchell, Sopr Sir Toby Lyon—Gusseje Six Gryphe Drill—Carli White, Eddie William Educational Address Program, Ma. To be rehearsed by the "WE LEAD" Chorus Invocation Hope Drill Drill Address on Health (2 p. m.) Domestic Arts Introduction of Mayor Blayck Mayor Black of Dallas will appear NINTH ANNUAL PROGRAM SING EXERCISE OF THE ED ORPHANAGE, LOCAT AT GILMER, TEXAS THE TWENTY-NINTH ANNUAL PROGRAM OF THE SCHOOL CLOSING EXERCISE OF THE DICKSON COLORED ORPHANAGE, LOCATED AT GILMER, TEXAS invited to be present. Mayor 251, each such eight which might president, principal of Brooklyn if deliver an address to the HI 3200 a.m. of Directors, Nav. 1, of the first Baptist Church Dallas. ur. Jr. of Galveston will preside day. Sunday, May 10, 1926 Sunday, May 10, 1926 D. D. D., pastor of Bristol, Aurora, a university program Sunday afternoon at SASTE JOWE. Night-Primary Festival, May 17. EVER LAND ER by NANCE by George Pratt and seven DULL by Tuesday, May 18, 7:30 P. M. intermediate Department will rtl PHARAOHS DACUNTER The public is invited to be present. Mayor L. Blaylock will present, Friday, May 21st. The program will login each night promptly at 7:30 o'clock. Prof. J. A. Rhoads, principal of Washington High School of Arts and Sciences, will address to the High School Saturday afternoon at 12:30 p.m. President of the Board of Directors, James Calhouns Vanderbilt University, the First Baptist Church will introduce Mayor Blaylock of Dallas. Rev. A. Barbour, Jr. of Dallas will preach the mid-session sermon on founders day. Sunday, May 10, 1925 Rev. G. B. Young, Jr. of Dallas pastor of Ballet A. M. E. Church, Dallas, Texas will preach the baccalaureate sermon. Sunday, April 26, 1925 DUCED BY T. Sunday Night=Primary Night, May 17, 1926 Opening Song ..... by all Invention ..... by Prof. Coger Innovation ..... by Prologue Play- THE EVER, EVER LAND ..... by several Chorus ..... by sk girlz THE MOTHER ..... by Mildred THE FLOWER DANCE ..... by Cleopus Frett and Willie Lo Mille Dialogue ..... by sk Chorus ..... by several bong and grit PLAY POLE DRILL ..... by Good BONE GOOD ..... by Primary Orders (Dramatis Personae) [Script] [Chapter] [Dow Jones] [Children] [Lora, Ladon] T. Wacker T. Washington High School Recommended Wednesday Night, M. T. M. by High School THE GYPSY ROVER HI ACTS [Cast of characters] Anna, Countess, Charlotte Lloyd, Soprano Johnson, Bass Haworth, Bartonite Anna, Jacques, Soprano Noel Mottley, Josephine [Noel Mottley, Josephine] Soprano, Soprano George Jankus, Soprano Jenkins, Tanner Jenkins, Soprano Children's Castle, James Goldie Williams, Anish Bellwell [By P. Program, May 20, 1920] [Bounded by the Domestic Art and "WE LEARN BY DOING"] [Re] [3 p. m.] Mayer Blaylock Mr. Mayer Blaylock will speak at 1:30 P. M. Pharah, King of Egypt Gusie Jenkins Anath, (his daughter) Rona McCauley Norun, (Trait, G. Widow) Christina Jackson David, King Richard Olah Alexander Erwin Thyra, (Her Grand Children) Louise Miller Oryd, (Her Titian) Olivia Miller Rita, (Her Titian) Ivan Krasnov Pina, (Her Sister) Ray Lee Bohm Pharah's Retina (Lorda, Ladies) Prof. J. A. J. Rhodes Education Principal of Booker T. Washington High School of Dallas Program to be Rendered Wednesday, May 19 at 7:30 Meg Corine Lamkin, Contralto Zara - Mary Loye, Soprano Mary Loye - Soprano Sinho - Willie Hanson, Barione Roh - Willie Hanson, Barione Ladley Turner, Tenor Ladley Turner, Tenor Lord Draven (No Musician) - Powrce Robinson Mirgo Martinacci - Johnny Lloyd, Stephenson, Barione Mirgo Martinacci - Johnny Lloyd, Stephenson, Barione Capt Jaepp - George Erwin, Tenor Mirty Lloyd - George Erwin, Society Butterfly Mirty Lloyd - George Erwin, Society Butterfly Six Gypsy Children - Carli Cattle, James Johnson, James White, L迪艾威廉, Annia Bowell and Linda Pink Publisher Six Gypsy Children - Carli Cattle, James Johnson, James White, L迪艾威廉, Annia Bowell and Linda Pink Publisher Educational Address by Prof. F. J. Rhodes Program, May 20, 1920 To be reunited with Dr. Rhodes "WE LEAN IN BY DOING" Chorus Invocation Hoo Drill Dominance Art by Eighth grade Drill Dominance Art Lives on Mellon (2 p. M.) Domestic Art Domestic Art Domestic Science Exhibit Domestic Science Mr. Chas, T. Brooks Mr. Black of Mayor Blakejoy Mr. Chas, T. Brooks Music Night, Friday, May 21st. "And the night shall be a And the cares that it Shall fold their text like And as silently stalk away 1. The State of Creep 2. Selection 3. Piano Selection 4. Vocal Selection 5. Popular Selection 6. Vocal Selection - Always 7. Quintet Selected 8. Quintet Spiritual 9. Piano Solo 10. Octet 11. Vocal Selection - Your E Alter bit shall be filled with Music cares that infect the day eir tent like the Arab, my stole away." treated ..... T tion ..... T tion ..... T tion — AWAY selected ..... First tial ..... First tion — "Your Eyes Have Told Me Alberta Jones Shall fold their teal like the Arab, And an silently stalk away. 1. The Arab Creed 2. Selection 3. Piano Selection 4. Popular Selection 5. Quail Selection 6. Negra Spiritual 7. Piano Solo 8. Voice Selection 9. Vocal Selection—"Four Eyes Have Told Me So"— Alberta Jones 10. Vocal Selection 11. Popular Selection 12. Quail Selection—"Spain"— Choraloe 13. Mr. C. F. JENA; MARRIA EDITOR 14. ODESSA STEWART JOSE; Musical Director Program to be Rendered Saturday Night, May 22—at 7:30 by the Advanced Bible Class Serenata Cantata Queen Ether- Mary Lord - Soprano King Ahashera- Willem Hagey - Soprano Hamon- King Clive Muller- Robertson - Bartonese Meredith a Jesse Lazey Turner - Soprano Zereesh, Hamon's wife - Curtice Lampkins - Contratto Prophectus- Christina Jakson - Soprano Martha Wilson - Soprano A Persian Princess- Grace Lee Williams - Allo Soprano- Frank Jenkinson - Bartonese Begar- Johnnie Lewis Stevenon - Bartonese Hamilton- Johnnie Stevenon - Bass High Priest- Gunia Jenkins - Bass Hornad- Alex Erwin - Tesor Harbonal- Brxton Erwin - Soprano Special address by Mise Migna C. Jones of Tower T. Washington, Washington, Dallas, Texas Primer- Mrs. M. E. Coser and Miss Gertrude Irvin. Intermediate- Miss Gladys Banks. High School- Prof. J. C. Coger. Domestic Art and Science- Miss E. Stephens and Mrs. Lenerde Hicks-Tallorens. Manual Training- Prof. M. M. Barwell. Mr. W. W. Mair- Master Degree. W. O. Edwards- Dean of Education. J. C. Coger- Principal of Dickson Colored Orphanage. NEV, W. L. DickSON, President. SHAVE WITHOUT A RAZOR Magic Shaving. Powder will shave without using a razor. It will also remove razor bumps and pick up the dirt. It freezes the dragger, deignament store or send us in stamps for a half-pound can be paid; postage paid, enough THE SHAVING POWDER COMPANY SAVANNAH, GA. 5-1-13 ANNUAL PROGRAM OF THE SCIENCE OF THE DICKSON MANAGE, LOCATED R, TEXAS present. Mayor L. Blaylock will night promptly at 7:30 o'clock of Booster Washington High school to the High School Satur- days. Directors, Rev. James Clalborn at Baptist Church will introduce aviation will preach the mid-session day 10, 1926 master of Bathol A. M. E. Church, academicate sermon, Sunday. attendance at 2:30 P. M. CONF. JOSE by Night, May 17, 1926 by al- by Prent. M. by three boys by seven girls by Midford John- Cheops Prakt and Wille L. Miller by several boys and girls by seven by Primary Grade 18, 7:30 P. M. department will render SDAUGHTER Guess Jenkins Rosa McCaule Christina Jackson Joe Prolou Alexander Ervi Louise Miller Silvia Sibal Branton Ervi Ray Lee Beh Prof. J. J. H. Curtis Washington High School of Dallas Monday Night, May 16 at 7:50 High School ROVER HI ACTS Characters: Ralto, as Arltono, James, Soprano. Lynne, Soprano. by Loren Stephenson, Bartonio, no. Terror, Katrina, Society Butterfly, Song Publisher. James, Johnson, James, Anna Bowell and Lottie, Fun. by Prof. J. J. H. Curtis by 20, 1920 Domestic Art and Science IN BY "DOING" twelve girls Rev. W. L. Dickson Domestic Art Girl by Eighteen grad Dr. M. H. Leo Enkab Mr. Chaa, T. Brackin ak at 3:50 P.M. lied with Music feet the day the Arab. 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Lot, whose spirit is so different from the other, is responsible for the great over the Plains and the valley of the Jordan with its fine pentures and splendrous water, and soon to be the best. He has been the choice to made, and Lot pitches toward Bodom. The same night Oss appeared again to Abram and the other, and that all the land would be given him and his need. Before the size of the great, empty of power, of the city, was the amusing power of the civilized world shifted constantly by between Egypt and Parma. As a myrtle, and Ngtw's, Cudmodus, and Western Asia, he was paid on and other cities and petty kingdoms to subjection in the case of the land and in the regions of the St. James Celebration Opens Sunday, First Pastor to Preach. Every service during the celebration will be unique in some way. Aside from the fact that the first pastor of the church will come all years later he is mentioned again in the New Testament Heb. 6-22:21. There is a tradition that this aged shem the son of Noah who yet lived and was Gout's priest in that distant land, but it seems more reasonable to agree with those who believe he was a Censante chieftain with a knowledge of the true God, and kept the torch of true religion burning down his wicked surroundings. Many have thought from the reference to him in�hewns that he was a supernatural being, but it is difficult to ressonate such a theory with his residence in Salem, "King of Salem" to this strain person Abram gave the tithes of all that he had taken in the expedition. In this he recognized his superiority over himself notwithstanding, he was the friend of God. Abram cast all on God, an God gave back to him all that heart could wish while Lot returned to Sodom only later to loose all that he had and wreck his family. The practice of titling seems to have been introduced by Abram and Fumishra's solid foundation for our giving. Among the�shaves extreme care was taken to pay those times even of "mint anise and cumulus and thereby negotiating" the weightier matter of the law. "Christ found it necessary to often rebuke the Jews of his way for that practice, not the practice of titling, but the disposition to make that supreme, in suppose that took the place of justice, righteousness and other fundamental things which must accept our giving." Though I give all my goods to Food the poor, and have not love, it profitless me, nothing." It is our conviction that there is no way of giving to the cause of the Lord which brings such rich blessings as that of giving one tenth to His cause. ST. JAMES A. N. E. TEMPLE. The interest increases in the Sun's day School campaign—for the first time the special class of which was Ross, in Taiga is teacher. He ported a larger attendance. This is the ladies' Bible class taught by Mrs. C. W. Abington. This fact created a mild sensation, when it was announced by the secretary. While the contest last Sunday narrowed down to those two classes, the men's Bible class was truly in the fight. The contest is truly between the three classes. The Sunday School attendance reached the 141 mark last Sunday. At the teachers' meeting Friday night Mr. E. C. White was elected to teach class number one, this fact will bring another class into the battle ground for leadership. Sunday next it is to be a great day Sunday School circles will mark the beginning of the Fitteth Anniversary celebration and the Sunday School is to have a special call. The church had a splendid service in the morning—it was general at the day and scores testified to many of the younger members of the church took an active part in the services. The pastor preached Monday night to a large and appreciative audience, and administered the Holy Communion. A great class meaning was had Monday night. The Young Women's Christian Club served refreshments. Mrs. C. D. Peoples and her young ladies are preparing to buy their names on the marble memorial slab. All ones and hearts are now turned toward the great weeks which are before us. A warm contest is being started between the women of the church for some special trips which are being offered for ticket selling and slab subscriptions. DALLAS DISTRICT NÔTES (R. E. Jenkins, P. E.) Unintentionally the name of Dr. A. J. Smith, our pastor of St. Paul's, M.E. Church, South Dallas, went left out in our notes on the entertainment of Bishop W. Bunsom Brooks. Dr. Smith is worthy of all commendation, for he is a successful pastor and a great evangelist and did his part in the entertainment of our good bishop Brooks. Now for the entire district to be in St. James in her financial rally. Golden Junior, celebrating the 10th Anniversary. We are off for New York City to audit the book of the A.S.M. Missionary Department, and to attend the Dedication services of the new Missionary Building at 112 W. 120th St. New Sunday Rev. J. H. Bush will hold the quarterly meeting and conference of Knight Channel, Rev. J. Corney, pastor, Rev. W. E.�nley will represent the Branch of Elder to the St. James Tentee celebration of 10th year. Arain we are all to help let the mottebe: Excelder and at all events success Bessie Coleman Meets Death in Plane Wreck She has a host of relatives in Texas and general in Dallas. She was the sister of Walter Coleman, former Keeper of Records and Sale of Pride of West Lodge K. of I. who lives now in Chicago. Though always known to the public by her maiden name, Miss Coleman was the wife of Charley Pankey, brother of Mrs. Bellinger who now resides at 1804 State Street here. The body was shipped to Chicago for inter-ment. SAYS POLITICS AND VICE CAUSED JERSEY RIOTS During the whole of the celebrations, the church is to be the law of the church and, despite the general public, the celebration will be the first. The pastor and the master and the submite, are arranging for the unit of the unit discriminating, both as a member of the church and as a HOLSEY TELLS CLUB OF PROGRESS OF, TEXAS Tuskegee Institute, Ala. May 14—Albion L. Holey, Secretary, League, addressed the unifiers of the Tuskegee-Texas Club at its annual meeting. The club is the largest bloom of the American dance building. The building, related many interdisciplinary successes of the remarkable program of the Tuskegee under the success of the 'Pythones' under the leadership of the dollars; the government, and other fractional organizations. in most of the larger cities in the country. In taking taking care of their own needs in stores, hotelling, works, garages, sandwiches, baking, picture frames and so on in the food factory, in manufac- ture and still another factory for and still another factory for Commenting on the educational advancement of the state Mr. H. the field he heared that Texas with $1,500,000 leads all Southern states in funds invested in public schools that the offices of the State School Texas Club are Arrings, Hickens, Kilgore, President and Miss Bozala Green of Houston, Secretary. Wiley W. N. S. in D. BERFORCE U. Marshall Texas, May 5—Wilberforce University debated the Wiley College at Marshall, Texas. Thursday night, April 25, in the auditorium of the latter institution. This was the first intersection debate ever held between Negro college of the the country. Wiley took the affirmative and has the burden of proof while Wilberforce put up a strong tion of the negative. The decision refusing upon the judgment nature of fact. The following points: 1. The argument of the following tion, and force of arguments. In commenting upon the relative mer ges of the arguments one of the judges asserted that the Wilber- force team hurt its case by no ob- viously overdrawing certain Impor- tant sense, and that this, coupled with the masterly rebuttal of the last affirmative speaker, Shackle- ford is what is doubt threw the right to the ناتو (to Whize) and gave it the decision. The affair is considered far more formally of going through with the two schools deems the establishment of a more valuable and more more valuable than the attaching the Saint Lawrence Degree Waterman. SAYS POLITICS AND CAUSE New York, May 8 - The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, the Avenue, Avenues, and other notable attacks on the Colored people of Carthage, N. J., and the burns, the fire, and the destruction of the Association's Director of Public Affairs J. Molleman, and proceeded to the United States Military for the Colored citizens of N. C., twice telephoned Governor A. H. C. twice telephoned Governor A. H. C. twice telephoned Governor A. H. C. Caretter trouble is as follows: In a dark street between colonized and white houses, well-known locally, a caretter was caught. Caretter that night, right above the grove out of town, attacked the caretter, robed the wailing wounds and killed him. The wounds were upwards of 100 Colored people, who remained many stained with blood. The caretter plants where they were buried in their homes. The caretter was quiet although threats of violence against. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1926 Would You Ask Your Neighbor To Do Your Work? THE Church stands unvaried in its achievements for the benefit of all people. The foundation it has stood for the things which have helped to bring the human race from the ancient past to the present day civilization. America has felt throughout its existence the transforming influence of Christianity, its community, state, and nation. The averability points by the influence of the Church. It has shaped his life in many ways, directly and indirectly. Leaving out all thought of dominationism, the church is at the heart of humanity in need. Such an agency deserves the unqualified support of every good The Rev. George H. Reed, prior of the Church which was burned publicly charged that the riot was due to political animosity. Colored votes having helped elect the present Mayor, Chern being about the Negros in 1998 and the Mayor having been in effect for the 10 years. Rev. Reed charged that Bootlegging and home-brew activities went on openly in the two and contributed to the trouble. This charge was corroborated by other people. The N. A. A. C. P. also announced that Rev. Louis Dury of Newark had volunteered to lead a deletion of the Colored people to call Government. More than a few protection for the Colored people or Carteret Rev. Reed has announced that he will lead the exiled Colored people back to their homes and will be build the destroyed Church. In the telegrams to Governor Moore, the N. A. A. C. P. urged arrest of those responsible for the millions, attack on Colored people in the public law. The Acting House said the white people have been arrested. Three Colored men, alleged in have been implied, in the stabbing of companion, are in custody in the Brunswick County jail. Greated St. James 2nd Baptist Church, Dr. J. H. Winn, pastor. Created St. James 2nd Street Baptist church Dr J. H. Winn pastor continues to lead in the army of the living God. There is no church organization within the Baptist denomination with a historical shepherd that towers higher than Dr. John Henry Winn, the lovable pastor of this church who directs its energetic Torce in God kids him. Dr. Winn returned from Waco, Texas last Thursday April 29th where he conducted a great saving meeting for the great New Hope Baptist church. Dr. J. Newton Jenkins pastor. Dr. Winn said the meeting was a big success taking all things into consideration. He expressed himself as being highly pleased with the cordiality and hospitable entertainment given him while in the cultured city of Woo. Last Sunday, May 2nd, the Sunday School was sent to the food. The attendance was large and annualistic. Several visitors were present at the spoke, from the subject. "Prescriptive for D. C. H. Johnson, the received by the huge congregation as only hungry and thirsty people. The building was the mostھing with X. at three o'clock. The same church and the same food for the S总ion Baptist church Dr. C. H. Johnson, pastor. It will send you pastors after mine own heart. The Br. Choir, readers, will provide music You, I, service you will be 5:00 p.m., Dr. W. W. H. Joseph, the first to help us when we say, the in P. programs are not the state of the same. In person and witness their rendition. The Choirs and Orchards are the most of the best-known to that rendered by the heavy, the chorus at the Twilight Hour with a live, red, hot, red-time prayer meeting. Dr. H. H. Johnson, the first to help us when we sent the divestiture of baptians to three happily converted souls following this unusual event. The first to help us with a necessary life is the crowded program. He is going to be the first to be administered to a very large host of Zion witnesses, thus bringing the second anniversary of the second the second the second from April 26 to May 2, 1925. This occasion is one to be long remembered to the history of the church. The masters of the different languages and programmes and on 6pm the BILABILA programme and on 7pm James Fletcher church tended the will remain in the minds and the long as life lasts in the heart of a church of flowers and many make from every page of the book given from every page of the book given with dollar bills. ```markdown ``` citizen. He who fails to do his share in making it possible, for the church to maintain in his position is entirely asking him neither to do his work for him, if only a small part of the attention squandered on activities unprofitable and often harmful where he should be working, personally and financially, of the forward program of the church, almost miraculous results would be accomplished. Every well-educated woman can well afford to make space in the weekly program for church attendance, and support. trusted in the act of attendance EXPRESS and Largest newspaper 1892 Job Printing Mary, long may he live to receive gifts from those who love him. Philob Baptist Church Mrs. C. H. Platt was hustess to the Young Milds and Matrons Club at her home on New York Avenue. A business meeting was held in which Mrs. A. N. Stovall was elected president, Mrs. C. H. Platt, vice president; Miss Lilling Oliver, secretary; Miss Minnie Crook, treasurer; Miss Kathlyn Oliver, pianist; and Miss Viola Washington, pre-reporter. H. H. OP BUTH NO. 6174. CELEBRATES-SECOND ANNIVERSARY J. G. Fralen's Delight celebrated the opening night, April 19, 1952. The guests included Frank Koehler, the great German Eddie Koehler, instrumental and vocalist of the order constituted the program. Their treaty showed that they had been successful, and also shows that it is built up on charity No. 28 entertained the audience by singing that everybody participated in the treaty. CORSICANA GUESTS HOONORED Mrs. Lucy Johnson entertained Mrs. Jossie Applewhite and John Pardes of Corsicana, Texas with a breakfast Wednesday morning, Apr. 25th at her home, 2823 Hallesville street. Mrs. Applewhite is visiting Mrs. Johnson. Mr. Pardes is catching for the Dallas Black Giants this season. Since being in the city they have been the guests of many social affairs. CLASSIFIED ADS ARRETS — WHITE FOR PHEE Madeleine Maude for large Madeleine Maude direct to ward 2010 to guard their children in the East Village 1615 Broadway, New York FOR NALM — New 4 room frame building, new neighborhood. To responsible colored people without tolerance, please contact Elisa Ewuwer, 123-456-7890, M-2111. FOLLOW THE CROWD, SUNDAY, MAY 9TH— "MOTHER'S DAY" AT GREATER MACEDONIA, •Corner Good and Bryan Streets Paternal K. A. Arlington-Wilson will grow a Special aerial semen at 11 a.m. Paternal K. A. Arlington-Wilson will grow a Special aerial semen at 11 a.m. Transvivalent session of the Old Pelties and Heathland of Birch The public should hear the North Texas College Church, Club of Midland, which is holding a special service on Friday, March 15, 2015, with music made with the TPC. *Animal Control* is also on hand. 2. The person turning in the largest amount from tickets of slab subscriptions over $200.00 will be given a one way ticket to the Philadelphia Exposition. 3. The person turning in the largest sum over $112.00 will be given a return trip ticket to Denver. Clicks to the person turning in the largest amount over $100.00 will have their fare paid one way to Denver. 4. The person turning in the largest sum over $70.00 will be given a return trip to Jialxation. 5. The child willing the largest amount of tickets over $25.00 will be given a wrist watch. 6. The largest sum over $10.00 will be given a diamond ring. 7. 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