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INDICT ALABAMA WARDEN AND THREE NEGRO PRISONERS Prison Probe Reveals Shocking Conditions. When Death of White Convict is Investigated. Three Negroes. Acting Under Orders of Warden. Indicted With Him. Birmingham, Ack May 15 is the first result of the Jefferson conspiracy. The chief magistrate, the death of James W. Knox, white, the death of James W. Knox, white, the death of James W. Knox, white, were made known Tuesday when an indictment was refuted. The warden, who is charged with the death of Frank Knox, was indicted with the death of Frank Knox. Riley is charged with beating the man. The man died a few minutes after Riley offered assistance. Others offered assistance were Cell-House white, Edward Lefkowitz, Joseph Green, Households a shiny remembrance, Lefkowitz and Joseph are all entitled to be charged. Lefkowitz and Joseph are all entitled to be charged. polished stones immediately. Before Riley charged with hitting the body of the man, Riley charged with the order of superiors after the man had died in jail, while Riley was dead. Commenting on the Grand Jury Arts, the New York World "Although hearing and regard gave evidence that "sentiment in Alabama was apAted, not that state's pathos system, the most en-判ment in a case is the "dictment, on a charge of murder, of the Warden and four prisoners of the mine where James Knox lost his life successful prosecution, of course. Is another matter. The in-dictment and jury, however, which probably reflects public opinion fairly well is said to have drawn up a report to the Governor which indicates that the present procedure has not been undertaken simply to simply with appearance. Apparently the people mean business. If they do to the extent of punishing those guilty of the proven a-step which must lead to the abolishment of a system when all fronts the decency of Alabama. Zulu Prince Studies South- ern Negro Life Lexington, Ky. May 15-17, Pratt-Baiano, a highly educated man of Arundel is in the south studying the American North. "My purpose is to study my people here, although educational and vocational. I've said, "When I return 1, we'll return to the same life of work among my people." The Zulu, most warlike tribes in the whole of South Africa, at the same time are the most refined and Christianised, the prince declared. He is the son of the war chief Gateway of Zululand, who raised the instruction against England in 1252. Gateway died, a prisoner of war, after two years' imprisonment in England since his death, there have been chiefs. But then, said "there's no class of people that will assimilate with them and thereby more easily than those send-barians in the winds of Zululand." DefenderHead Seeks Coference With Coolidge. WASHINGTON, D. C. May 14—D. C. Washington, D. C., has appointed D. C. McKillip, D. C., the Director of Defense, and N. K. McKillip, D. C., the Director of that publication, called on President Clinton. Celebrating the expiration of the war that afflicted the United States, McKillip who prior to the onset of the war directed the military action during the war, said the senator's defiant "get recompensation" order also promised plims will be awarded. A war-done judge was rather non-committal as he said the senator was introduced to the president by the senator they defended for the war. The senator, also being IU's and one of the other IU's, said the other IU's also eased it to make CARTERET, N. J., Mar. 15—Excitement and rioting which have been preyent here for the part of the day have died down to an extent that with notice beaction the colored citizens have been enabled to return to their homes, and those who are employed at the Industrial Center or Perth Ambos and here went about their usual duties. The pastor of the church that was burned, who is the Rev. Gen. of Reed, and who took such a deed stand for manhood rights is with other families who left Carteret, at present in Elizabeth. The Rev. Mr. Reed says to return to this place within the next two or three days and to confer with the authorities here relative to taking subscriptions for the complete restoration of his church. The Dallas Express crightedale, Miss, May 13 After refusing to call off a Colored Charleston contest at the Marion Theater at the same time, Miss, who was invited by the committee of leading citizens who warned him that such a action was unethical, the committee suggested, later, city author's time officially prohibited the performance and a non-gath-ered in front of the three-year-old children of the former the marriage attempt to stand the contest. Missalcept town where a New Yorker is at the head-quarters of the Negro after he had been acquitted by a jury in the effort that could count. Scores Campaign Politicians in Speech Trenton, N. J., May 15–A. N. P. At the annual meeting of the Colored Republic Conference of the National Council of the United States, 129 East Hanover Street, Mrs. M. J. Harrell, President of the State Conference, the leaders who cry for strong Federal control when the Volsted Act was amended, but who rise in defiance of others' rights when an section of the bill is introduced. The women particularly note this: Mrs. J. Harrell was of the opinion that the spread of the Northern Communists and especially to New Yorkers to New Jersey where a riot is set as a结果, should be an occasion of grave concern to all. Deng Not Want Her Followers to be Pawns "Continuing, Mr. Burrell urged all Negroes anywhere to be aware of their rights. He said we should doxy all attempts of the United States to cap the cost of such慰藉 as the Anti- Slavery Act." sup to Colored Republicans. Bills fore-doomed to die in Committees to be lost in the closing rush of legal islaive bodies should no longer around us to enthusiasm over the friendship of their sponsors and cause us to flock to the polls to gain their re-election. Murdered Wife Comes Back. He Confesses. New York. May 15—She came down from Heaven, and talked with me. She said she wants me to join her and told me to report to the police so they would send me to the electric chair and then I will join her, thus spake Samuel Pulton. Why, he finally reported to the authorities the fact that he had killed his 54-year-old wife, Mrs. Marle Pulton on Palm Sunday. Pulton told detectives that he had discovered proof of infidelity on the part of his wife and on Palm Sunday he quarreled with her and during an altercation that followed struck her on the head with a hammer. At first detectives thought Pulton demoralized, but finally he convinced them that he had slain his wife, and was held without bail to await a hearing. BELL BOYS STRIKE Philadelphia, Pa., May 15-16, A. N. Pa., Fifteen Colored ball boys and elevator operators at the Walton Hotel "Struck" Wednesday night and walked out of the hotel shortly after six o'clock. In protest against their diamonds May 6, when it was planned to replace them with white boys, "The change was made by Mr. Johnson, who replaced Ernie Miller a month ago as manager." The white boys engaged to come to work the first of the month, were hastily summoned and went on duty several hours after the strike. Clarence Darrow Grills Witnesses as Second Trial of Detroit Race Men Opens In line with - while - Americans many Colored conventions are to be held in the effec- while the send of women are in place, as they being that of the National Medi- ich Association and the Federation of Women Clubs. Mimic Passion Play Has Sad Ending. (A. N. F.) Atlantic City, N. J. - Mr. Peter When the parents of eleven years of Harry Brown took him to the Atlantic City Hospital for treatment of a dementic fresh sound in the pain of his right hand, they learned to their utter surprise that the wound had been made there by a group of the lad's ploughmen, who were impacting the Passion. They on a vacant lot near his home. They told the boy on his back on an improvised cross made of old boards. Harry Brown said he was killing the passion, and were going to do so until their return to ten penny-malls through the rock, as a hammer. The box was cremed by the composition to flop. (A. N. P.) Det DETROIT Mish, Mich. 15-11-14 medicated after the Rai rested after the Claims Throw, consult for the defense, where a direct evidence of the attack was provided that the state had failed to prove that the attack was wilfully caused, that the state had been killed Bruner and that the state had been killed by Hery Sweet and the top officer defended the state, and that the bill of participation failed. At the Tobberer M. Tom's presentation, granting that Hery Sweet actually provided that the attack would be truncated. later, we were in question is denied at this time, but there are certain phases in which the defense is required and protection that I wish to discuss. **Darren Y Till Thursday** Due to a threetime cold from which Mr. Darrow has been subdued, he adjourned early. Thursday after, he was resilient. The defense was resilient. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1920 THREE CONFESS IN UNITED STATES LIQUOR THEFT Needs of Negro Raleigh Preach Are Studied in er is Jailed on Louisiana. Seduction. Chinese, May 13-14, N. P.)—A organization for the political arena: one-day conference of the colored armed to愈姿诚望 and women of the Western Division of intellectually put themselves into the National Institutional Committee, their organization works; developing National Organiser from Ohio, Mrs. Margaret O. Galner, Mrs. Nannie Reed, Mrs. Nina S. Brown, and Mrs. Joanna Snowden-Porter. National organizers from Illinois, Mrs. Evelyn Nichols-Wright, and reports from other National workers. Mrs. Eva Nichols-Wright, recommending her for the Spingsin Medal and the Cateen of Michigan. Mrs. Ethel Dr. sweet will refer to the story he told in the last trial when he dramatically nurtured the conditions under which he came up as a stranger member of an oppressed race and the events he had experienced and heard about concerning terroristic methods given to humiliate and subjugate his race, which led him and his defendants to prepare for the mob attack of white neighbors in a vast thorough manner. Mr. him ait, worked his way through school, in the former-rural-he-to the story of many cases where the Negrees had always received the worst end of the deal and expressed his belief in his right to protect his home. Other_Witnesses Testify Witnesses for the defense have consistently established that the fact that between four hundred and five hundred people were formed into a mob outside of the House on the right of the 5th and 5th of December in exact opposition to the testimony of state witnesses. Miss Jasmin Rochelle self-fell that she was a personal friend of the night of the fifth, she and an aunt were on the street, the sweet residents, to help in her case, and that they themselves, brightened the night. Miss Rochelle relied on the grill of Mr. Thomas, who tried to be afraid of from the mob and would that she know from her knowledge could do nothing. When questioned about a mob on the Charlawaie side of the road, "There was enough on the Gaza," she also said that that identity was the reason of the hands. A newspaper reporter for the tipped News, Miss Jasmin, on our driving on the night of the fifth, Negroes Employed by Government Confess to Part in Big Liquor Thefts From Federal Building and Implicate One White Man in Indianapolis. Norton, Va., May 1st–Ella Dye, a Federal exhibition agent, waited for ambush with one of his lik and shot into a car supposed to be loaded with liquor. He wounded Jim III, an innocent farmer, who probably will die, and after taking Bill to a hospital, returned home and committed suicide. Jersey City, N. J.—A bargain "dollar sale" at a Jersey City department store brought on such a plot that four women were sufficiently trampled to require hospital treatment. The women milled round the entrance prior to eight no-lock until the store called police reserves, who ordered the doors opened. Before the windows were opened in the four victims were hurt as the mob surged into the store. It is expected that the defense will rest its case on Saturday or Monday. The judge has yet been decided whether Henry will sell williams or not. Distinctive in Service Always Progressive DEN A NERS IN UN FOR THE oyed by Gover Liquor Thefts Implicate On Mourn Dead Jackson- Florida PRICE FIVE CENTS NUMBER 21 N AND RS UNITED HEFT Government Confess Thefts From Federal te One White Man (Preston, New, Service) JACKSONVILLE, Fla., May 1st (A.N.P.)—More than five thousand mourners crowded their way into Bethel Baptist Church atมีมหาวิทยาศาสตร์ for Bessie Core, man, aviatic who lost her life. First day, held under the auspices of the Jacksonville Negro Welfare League, Thousands of other persons jammed the streets outside. Among those who seemed most heartbroken were the tragedy which overtook the only Negro aviatics were hundreds of school children to whom the young woman had asked during her few days in the city. All the civic organizations in the city joined, to make the memorial services impressive. Nearly all the churches were represented. Dr. T. U. R. Walker delivered an eulogy of the dead woman flyer and cqual prairie. A person hs her home, competed by W. K. Tanner, was paid at the services Members of the Wallace Board serve as a gall bear Tanner, was remembered for his bravery in bear wars; was also held Phillips Hale. was shipped on Monday night in transit, this weekend in transit, this weekend by the undersider. (A. N. P.) Memorial services were also held Sunday night, 41 ST. Phillips Episcopal Church. Afterwards the body was shipped to Orlando, where funeral services were held Monday. Monday night the body was again in transit, this time to her family in Chicago, where it was received by the undertaking firm of Kersey, Morseill and McGowan, over the Ilig Pour. Thousands crowded the Porty-third St. Station to and a glimpse of the living "manleure girl." Mrs Coleman's death occurred Friday morning during a practice flight with her pilot and mechanic, W. D. Willis, white. Willis had just followed Miss Coleman here from Dallas, Texas. He flew the pilot, stopping three times between Texas and this city. Miss Coleman had been in the city several days and had employed her time speak Don't Hide YourLight they can find me now Don't Hide Your Light Under a Bushel HAT would you think of a lighthouse keeper who painted his windows black to keep his light from shining out over the waters. That is precisely what the business man is doing when he refuses to advertise. If you have something to sell or tell the people of this community, this newspaper's advertising columns can do it better than any other medium you could use. Have our ad man call and show you our Bonnet Brown advertising "Service that Serves." No matter what your line of business we can furnish cuts and ads that will help you to bigger and better business. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUB. CO. (Continued on Page 8) Indianapolis, Ind., May 15—Joseph Shore, post office watchman for 22 years, Lander, Dourson, a janitor, for 18 years, and Wittman, H. Marshall, a fireman, were affected when expenditures incomprehensible with their incomes attracted attention of investigators, and were held in connection with the loss of 300 cases of whiskey from the Fed, and building, are said to have confessed their part in the theft. They are said to have implicated a white man, who has not been arrested. According to the investigators, the whiskey was removed because at a time over a period of months. The trancment had been rained into the basement storeroom by removing a pin in the hinges with a screw driver and replacing the pin after the case of whiskey was removed. Pearson is said to have carried the case to a waiting automobile and Marshall brought the whiskey from the basement. 1997. In three months, Marshall brought an automobile for cash, while three live in expensive apartments from money derived from whiskey sales, detractives alone. The whiskey was a part of the W. P. Squibb stock, sold at Lawrenceburg five years ago and ordered destroyed last year. The destruction was delayed pending investigation of the removal. A grand jury is investigating the theft. GLOBE CENTER, N. 7, May 15- two colored mats, Palatine Wille- son, padded bilateral jersey from the Broadway resident of a denation of a denation, Broadway resident Haines, his wife, wife, the hostguest, residents of the denation, when traffic on Broadway was when traffic on Broadway (Continued on page 8.) MISS EYES. SOCIETY What do the difference between the society Club dances and the public dances! MISS EYES. banned them. Why not let it SOCIAL & PERSONAL Mrs. Thomas Avenue, Kipper, the price you are paying are likely to will take care of you as a "Life-Time" of regrets on their own. You will love life you too bad too bad! Mike Jones found out something that will supply a certain flatterer dresser with his thirty work. If you are not sure what to wear, as you are doing, should keep of hidden, however, you will be able to find what you want. "Just what you want," just what you want. Mike Jones is not just a flatterer by calling Mr. Joe and now some people are asking him what he should wear. "Do you have time to test to the table?" Mr. Joe asks. "The flatterer dresser have without a jacket." "Luck follows the hopeful, ill-luck the fearful" Medames W. R. Richardson, Martha Dixon and Miss Carry Epps left the city early Wednesday morning over the King's Trail adorned in knickers, motoring to `Beastie, Wash., via Kaunas City and Los Angeles. Mrs. P. G. Garrett, 5154 State St., has returned to the city from Marshall, Texas, where she attended the funeral of her sister, Mrs. Gaines. Mrs. Hawkins, 3205 Cochran St., spent a few days in Copperstone, last week. Miss Viola Bailey left a few days ago for her home at Abilene, after a visit with her sister, Miss E. M. White, 1021 Thomas Avenue. "We can live without a brother, but not without a friend." M. I. Smitz. of Girls Rock; Ack. M. Smitz. of Mrs. Perkins, 183 Kelly Bury. Mrs. Hughes of St. Paul, Minn. M. Smitz. of Mrs. Perkins, 183 Mrs. J. W. Rose, 1804. Thomas Ave. HAPPENINGS The Woman's Business and Professional Club held its final meeting of the Session at the residence of Mrs. D. H. Howell, 801 Thomas Ave., New Montpellier. Their objective programme for the next year will be giving up better business activity, and a cooperative spirit will the Local Business League. The Solroe Club met at the residence of Mrs. B. H. Colfield, 2000. The AVE May 18th 1923 following officials were elected Medames I. T. Guest president Walton Colman, Vice president, F. A. Richmond secretary of the Field, assistant Secretary, T. H Smith, Treasurer and J. L. Walton,软席 at Arms. Prof. D. H. Thornton, principal of Richland High School, Point Texas passed through Dallas en route to Pittsburgh, Texas at business. J. H. Smith, Grand Keeper Records and Seals for the K. of Pa is busy pre-rehearsing his school music session of the Grand Lodge, al Gaveyton, Texas. My Smith is recognized as one of the outstanding accountants of our race. The Dallas Express, representative, was delighted to note: The Joint House and the Red Pay treatment was a result of the first. Builder, by our own Dr. McMillan at McMillan Sanitarium. The following persons are taking the Violet Ray and Red Ray treatment are: Mrs. R. Ghatman 215 Cochran St., Mrs. L. Dean 216 Al of the time. These men know you are for the simple reason if they know all of Mr. Ho and admirers and know that you the only one ignorant enough do such a crazy trick and some these Sundays when you go at line in: they are going to be able to resist the temptation of taking the key. Mr. Charleston teacher Miss Z. meets that you are still teaching Mr. Charleston teacher is the first is now would like, very much I know how much are your lessons? They seem to be very cheap as and doesn't seem to see you, you are something in any way. The most like you for nothing if so Miss Z. has would like to get in on that. (Something for nothing is the same everybody is trying to play in the�夜) First then your Charleston steps something for nothing comes next Miss Z. has know that there were several cave men in existence, but were somewhat surprised to find "cave men" were achieved around. This particular one "jumped out" a certain bachelor when she found that he had taken into himself a few weeks in the per- office of well, will our all certain office. Upper Mr. Bachelor then proceeded to take Miss Cave woman out to E.m.T. and pull the other man act. That should be a lesson you are that not keeping your eyes on your own husband. To the two married women who are so devoted to each other and can't turn for one another, "Easy and Disheartened" is your destination. Vice and�, and this is the end of deep this road, and this is the road to the good. For the original woman carry a brand of shame that time cannot take. The song you were trying to think of, "Whole things" on Thomas Ave. on friend's people, you will change that time to the more than you please come after his start, a singing it's not as if you are so so for your telling someone not to tell your office Flapper that you had been to a certain place of disratement, is should have been trying to keep it from your chasm. It's as the flapper knew—it's about it and didn't give the snap of finders for you or what you were doing. Now Mrs. Miss Eves certainly thinks it is silly of you to let your thoughts run to evil of your experience for the past years, even though you have heard and seen for yourself, you think your ex-husband said it or had it done. Don't you know that man isn't a woman who has been a thoughtful. He has shown you several months ago that he didn't want you by getting his divorce, and to Miss Eyes you showed him that you didn't want you but don't contesting the divorce. Nuf said. Mrs. L. B. Neal, 2114 Thompson lead the city for Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Talbert, 2129 Eakin St. has spent a few days because of illness agreed a few days because of illness Fletcher Griggs of Hillbrow, Texas, is in the city visiting his daughter, Mrs. J. Gaunt and Mrs. Al. If you have no arrows in your Frederick J. N. Irvine, of Jervis Christian Institute, Hawkins, Texas, where he attended college in California, where he attended con- ference with high chapel in in- terior by his wife wished in Dallas and by his daughter in Houston. O. W. Collins of Huntville, a chartered Odd Fellow and an extended visit, with big son daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Curtis, 1919 Dear Street. Jan. 26, Mr. Jake Ward 2811 Thomas Arvand, and Mrs. L. Crosby 2005 J. A. Dawk Insurance Company, pur- sue for insurance activities and Keep this is a forward step in Negro young men can take in Busine- stries activities and Keep The Dallas Express extends its Hunt and Dr. L. O. Pachon for the Kansas cash subscription for the Kansas. The Official Staff is very grateful Hamilton, M. C. T. Breckinridge, C. Brown, Mr. S. T. Breckinridge, C. Wilson, Mr. S. T. Breckinridge, C. Gordon, Information shown to W. M. Gordon, Express in securing new business. Our Editor, R. W. Rice, met it happened that he was not in his own apartment. He took a doctor another apartment. He took a doctor from his "Nepo" and a chill from his "Kapu." He accidentally Darling what the matter was. Every day accident happens. B. J. Hickman, principal of Lincoln Grammage, director of the Law Office of the Odd Fellowship Office, Wilson, patrol. J. B. Hickman, principal of Lincoln Grammage, director of the Law Office of the Odd Fellowship Office, Wilson, patrol. This space was cleaned by BRANNON'S "Where Cleaning is an Art" WE WILL CLEAN, PRESS—EVEN DYE FOR YOU das hall, bigger than a base-hall that wished old town. It happened. Many beaten up in the streets, it happened. It happened worth of damage. The Pritchard Art Club featured Friday night at the Temple Tempelum anti-balloon to the modern day balloon that made the occasion awesome. The occasion was the occasion Club social event last Friday night. Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Bordera of Pt. Worth, were the pleasant host. Dr. Worth was the club social event last Friday night. Dr. E. W. Eardrue is beginning the erection of a brick building for the Temple Head and Mr. Kirsten Fearl. The Temple Head is one of our energetic elastic limbs, gracefully demonstrates the erection. They helped they walked their seats to the Pritchard Art Club last Friday night. Grand Master Hunt of the Local for West Texas and Oklahoma visiting his order. The Odd Fellows gave a plaque to the Oldest Hall of the Museum. It was an occasion of much interest. A young ladager to be your young man at Charter Park another night. Money I have a plaque to have appendicitis? It happened. Grand Chancellor, W. R. Willis made a Friendship trip to New York to visit Princess Conti-It. It happened that the princess was the first that Tuesday morning. Mother's Day was observed. Amelia was the second, which was very accured. The G. Chef Club gave its first performance at the New Hope Night, Monday. At the New Hope Night, students were confronted with the programme was contemptuous of Dawn. A happened—some could not appear. REV. G. H. HARLLEE OF OAK CLIFF DIES ATTEN- DING THE C. M. E. GENERAL CONFERENCE IN KANSAS CITY (Special to the Dallas Express) Rev. G. H. Harlee, Presiding Elder of the Oak Cliff District, West Texas Conference of the U. M. E. Church, died here in Kansas City Mo. Monday morning May 10. His death was sudden. The cause of his death has not yet been determined. Some claim that the cause was indigestion and others, bear failure. His remains will be shipped to Dallas but the time is yet underestimated. Dr. Harlee was serving as a delegate to the General Conference from the West Texas Conference from the West Texas Conference. Dr. E. P. Murchison first alternate takes the place of Rev. Dr. Harlee. MRS. JOHN WHITE ENTERTAINS MELROSE ART CLUB Mrs. John White 2527 Dunham St. entertained Tuesday evening with a dinner party honoring the officers and members of Mel Rose Art Club. Her home was beautiful with profusion of pink and white roses, and the pink and white color of the same way. The president called the club to order an usual house and 14 members were present and paid due for May. Mrs. D. Whitaker and Mrs. R. A. Mitchell were reported by an hour was driven to art, after which the dining room doors were opened and little pink baskets filled with pink and white mini moss marked places of fourteen. Ladies. The table was laid with imported linen centered with a mound of lovely pink and white roses. The hostess assisted by Mrs. Chan. Pigue served the following menu: Coast chicken and dressing, green peas, new potatoes, asparagus, salad with french dressing, plobled peaches, angel food cake and strawberry ice cream. Next meeting with Mrs. Christian on Warren Ave. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1926 JARVIS WALLOPS WILEY TO TUNE OF 8 TO 7 Hawkins, Texas, May 1, 1926. D. Rand. 2nd. ..... A B H E O A ..... D.�. 2nd. ..... 21 2 0 2 0 D. Henry, 3rd. ..... 5 0 0 0 1 H. Klas, ..... 5 0 0 1 0 A. H. Klas, ..... 5 0 0 1 0 J. H. Edwards, ..... 4 2 1 9 0 0 J. Johnson, 16 4 0 10 0 0 N. Wright, ..... 3 2 1 4 0 0 J. Brown, ..... 1 0 0 0 1 W. Brown, ..... 3 4 2 1 0 0 W. Hatcher, ..... 3 1 0 0 0 0 Totals ..... 37 15 8 27 1 13 AD 11 H II PO A Glenn, Zed Lorden, rf Shackleford, rd Shackleford, m Intram, rf D. Enner, b B. Enner, b Jaffson, b Jaffson, b Dickson, p Total 11-11 10-10 10-10 BLAKE Jarvis, W Wilson, W Hibb, Hibb- Technohub, H O. Harvey, A, Band, C, D Wardham, W Wardham, two, Ingrom, two, liftington one, Birrue, one, liftington one, Birrue, one, liftington one, Birrue, one, four, on balls on blydreads, Throckmell Dallas in Austin over to Austin last Friday as I noted the new stock of the new building in a new building. The weather was a little cold. The one of the boys on the skill of the boys was to be found in the park on the left side of the city. The day was well to be as generally as I would expect from the kind of事件 of a cloud. At a time the 1936-year period of the The 1936-year period of the The 1936-year period of the Texas-Colorado and Falls from the team and the city would like to be the matches for the hopped on the offerings of Taylor and the other two scores cross-crossed the top-down. The two scores of the pre-before-by-chance Lofty Heard and Dustin were very good. The heathers for 1 or 2 innings, but they solved his problems in the 3rd by putting the equal-inning. The first of the 2006-year-old team of the year, Zering Zering, pitcher things got somewhat. Friday Daniels for Dallas was found so kind. It took Red of Austin and DeWitt to finish in front of the mighty slugging giants. The final count Dallas: 11 Austin Sunday Sunday came with weather still looking glammy over too bad weather. I was a good thought that there would be a game so at 2:30 p.m. people began the flow of the game. The park was well being filled. With weather now free Mr. Ump announced the game was a better-than-usual thing. The season pitching and Pardee catching. For Austin (Black Tank pitching) and Gargetton catching. Played the game. The team was very good but he really meant for during the entire 8-1-2 innings there was nobody capable of scoring the game. And the only 3 knew there was a 3rd base. Samson and Tank pitching great baseball. In the last of the 9th Wilson for Austin motored to bar with 2 men down and squared himself to face the mighty Ramon's Stroke one called b-ll one, called stroke 2 flowed. At this silence greeted the grand stand to wonder what would be next. Wilson still posing for the next one. Ramson feeling that an "out drop" would be sufficient for the last stroke came imping it. In just to Wilson's liking so the hall was next seen climbing the fence in left field for the only run of the name. Final score: Dall-as 6. Austin: 1. After a ten minute's rest the second game was called with Rich Saturday NO. 1 CENTRAL TERMINAL 100 YEARS OLD BROTHERHOOD OF N MECHANIC INCORP is now in actual operation that operates upon a Bioweapon other similar institution for infection. Send for our circuiters and an gazing associations and other following friends: A. W. DUPREE, Carpenter OVERSEAS MACHINE, BUILD- ING MECHANIC, XRREPUBLIC FUND POOLED AND DE- PONSED FOR IMPEED, WALKING FOLLOWING FRIENDS: A. W. 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The. Everybody still full of pyro- and other-like good-looking men, the Richardson began freezing them in the as the Senators were taking health savings to do avail. Now and then they were to be in their place for the eleventh-field. All was well until the 3rd when Farders took also more mop to the top. The following good-hold on the will of the Carver, hased him up for one stroke and came moodless back to the will of the second, as does meeting him squarely and the best of the left fielder could do was to learn on the fender and how good they are. But he had a lot of footed Farders eammer the bags for a home. After this Uers was no more soaring. Only a run was used to go to the top of the house. First, the Austin of John Hamilton, first B. and John, was the first of the first high-class men who were founded off his, give to find Hamilton resting by to finish the catch. ON TRIAL The Home Makers' Industrial school on corner of State St. and Washington Ave. is now putting forth efforts to build a better place for the first time. For this fact, a great play which will be given at the Ella B. Moore Theatre. On the day for getting the job to make this a very high situation, it is expected to be a great and interesting play. Let the public see the great form which is being put both to bring proceeds for such undertakings for the advancement of our future. In the fall of 1978, the state was put up as a CHESTER PARK JUST OPENED POL. THE SEASON Special Attention given to CLUBS and LODGES CRAWFORD & NEAL MANAGERS PHONE 314-1011 2114 HOLL R. DALLAS, TEXAS THE COMMUNITY THE SUPREME ON TRIAL THE DALLAS EXPRESS IS FOR SALE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD AT THE TWO FOLLOWING PLACES: Temple Drug Store, Pythian Temple. Palm Drug Store, 316 Hill Street. Richardson's Cafe, 1500 Jackson Street. Palm Care, Café Jackson and Market Street. Wawandag, 195 North Central Avenue. Central Shawnee, Parlor, 714 North Little Gum Drug Store, 2001 Brewery M. H. & J. Lippichoffen and Cohn's People Drug Store, Hall and Blaine's Confectionery, 2111 Hall Modiann Drug Store, Hall and State Streets. Terre Haute Sharon, 1402 Thom. Pride of Dallas Cafe, 1937 Allen Community Drug Store, Corner Market, 1100 H. H. D. Davis, J. E. Davis, Jr. and J. H. D. Davis, Kirkwood Grocery, 1035 Jordan Street, Queen City. Rose Park, 4280 E. Grand Avenue, East Dallas. Rose, Booker T. Washington Addition. TAXI-TAXI- I been you think of the word TAXI, all sorts of delay and inconvenience disappear. Our service fulfills all delays, all delaying as to speed, safety, comfort, courtesy and resonable rates. "Ride In Comfort" NORTH DALLAS TAXICAB CO. H-3071 H-9276 HALL AT THOMAS AVE. "Phone for Service" TAXI GRAND TEMPLE STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! Don't fail to attend the big sale every Saturday afternoon and Sunday at ST. CHARLES ADDITION FOR COLORED where you can buy with a very small cash payment, balance monthly. No big notes. Drive out East Grand Avenue, past Tennison Park and look for big sign on the right or ride Mt. Auborn car to end and walk three blocks. OWNER PHONE H.4-241 Tree Florida Band playing every Thursday, Saturday and Sunday evenings. SNIGING every night. Sometimes going every minute Good home cooked Meals. Save your wife_ and gas bill, and let me feed you. I am HOG enough to want your business and MAN enough to appreciate it. GIVE ME A TRIAL. KNOXIT PROPHYLACTIC la*a* safe, efficient, depend- able preparation. No prescr- pension necessary. Very well suited to the $1400 al druggista. Diamond Paint and Wall Paper Company RAPER COMPANY WHOLESALEERS AND JOBREPS WALL ARTISTS AND JOBREPS DALLAS TEXAS WE'VEOUR SAMPLES DALLAS BAND HOUSE Dallas 1825 Main Street Phone Y-8224 King Band Instrument State Agent Newport I- Street Y-8224 Brigs- Motor Instrument Agent New and U Willys Knight Leady and Juddwi Drums and Drummers Trapa, Vega Guitar, Bandos and Mandolinos Musical Merchandise of all kinds. Repairing on all Instruments J. J. CLEGG. PROP. ATTE SUMMER SCHOOL TEXAS COLLEGE Open The Second Largest in Texas faculty, interested in music and sympatiche environment and practice school and classes for those who take the normal course. A. E. JOELLAN, DIR. A. M. STORY, Analyst W. H. HAWKES, Prendy E. PROP ATTEND THE SUMMER SCHOOL AND NORM TEXAS COLLEGE, TYLER, TEX Open June 7th Largest in Texas by area. A strong class room classroom educator, informator, environmentalist. Mies Elizabeth Thun and class of Primary Methods. Mies Elizabeth Thun and class of Primary Methods take the normal work, but make the special work, JE HOLLAND, Director, Wylie Falls, H. Wary, Assistant Director, Paterson Falls, President, Texas College. The Second Largest in Texas last year. A strong and experienced faculty, unassessed classroom equipment, LIBRARY, HILIARY, humanities, and business training. I will work with both practice school and classes in Primary Method. Recognized by the Department of Education. HBA examinations class for Showcase. Readable, Write A, E JOHNSON, Falla, Texas. A, E JOHNSON, Falla, Texas. A, W STORY, Assistant Director, Palatine, Texas. A, W STORY, Assistant Director, Palatine, Texas. SUMMER SESSION Tukkergee Normal a Ten, Weeks: June First Term: J Second Term: J Courses in Elementary, Health at subjects offered. Computer teaching to the Junior Business, Practice, Mechanical A and B. State Certificate extended and reduced to Southern Utilization Certificate Plan. R. R. MOTON, Principal Negro Normal and Industrial Ind. Weeks: June 7, to August 14 First Term: June 7, to July 10 Long Term: July 12, to August Elementary, High School, Junior Criti- cal to the Junior College, Diploma to the Mechanical Arts, Associates at extended and renewed. Reduced bases on Southern Association Plate. WRITE FOR DN. Principal E. C. RO Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute Ten Weeks: June 7, to August 14, 1926 First Terms: June 7, to July 10 Second Term: July 12, to August 14 Countries in Elementary, High School Junior College, and Vocational Subjects leading to the Junior College Diploma. In Education, Business Practice, Mechanical Art, Agriculture, and Home Economics. State Certificates extended and renewed. Reduced round trip rate. Have two souls in the same family. Notification Certification Plan Date. WHITE FOR INFORMATION LIKE A MAGNET THE BUYER Attract the DALLAS E THE BUYING PUBLIC Attract the Attention of DALLAS EXPRESS ADS BE CONV Alen at Juliette St. Dallas, Texas "I Either have it, Will Get. It or it is 'little' Made." SUNDATS & ATTICE by Appointment only HUMMELLE - Phone U-410 OFFICE - Phone U-410 OFFICE - 200-12-1 Good Street Hours 9 to 11 n. m. 9 a. p. m. Hours 9 to 11 n. m. McCullum Sedimentarium by Appointment U-5111 DR JAMES G HARDIN, Medicine and Surgery (Department of Heart, Chronic Diseases of Heart, Lung and Kidneys, Blood Diseases and Genito-Urinary Diseases) EXAMINATIONS AND TREATMENTS For AUTOMOBILES See Briggs-Brown Motor Co., New and Used Cars Willys Knight & Overland Distributors Mack Simms Colonial Representative Res. F-0784 Office X 7231 Ervay and Cadiz AND THE OL AND NORMAL E, TYLER, TEXAS AYE A. Stirling and approved administrator, INSTRUMENTS, LIBRARY, BOGO A. Miles Ellinbach T. Perry will con- fer with primary methods. The school is offered a KAKEKEN examination for o- niversity. Wythe instructor, Wythe Falls, Texas. Director, Palatine, Texas. Texas, College, Texas. SESSION And Industrial Institute 7, to August 14, 1926 7, to July 10 7, to August 14 Bachelor's Course, College and Vocation Bachelor's Course, College and Vocation SOCIETY and Club Then engaged in a card game after which the booster served a de- reelous-menu. The club most April 25th at the home of Mrs. Living Summer 1204 Clubby at 12 Aolow with Mrs. Chris Smith Tree and Mrs. Henrietta Smith acting severe tary while the secretary Mrs. Myrt in Smith is in When visiting her parents The club guides her a pleasant trip. After business hours the club played cards, dancing and other comments inquired in The Booster agreed a delicious menu. THE LUCKY 28 SOCIAL CLUB Met Wed, evening May 5th at the regular meeting place Allen and foster the use with most of the room booster present. A detonation menu was served. The evening was open at cards. R. L. Moff, president The Negro Chamber of Commerce (Mc. I. F.) and the Chamber of the president, Mr. J. F., corresponded last Monday night, May 19, 2022, with the Chamber of the president, needed, which they have at the conference. We are always glad to welcome and subscribe to any kind of organization whereby petty prejudices may be broken down and give way to recent solidarity, progressive citizenship and commercial activity. Mr. J. F. Stamps, of Chicago, Ill., who is assistant manager of the Victory Life Insurance Company. Spoke very pointedly upon commercialisation of American Negro Principal J. J. Rhoads responded in terms of appreciation, emphasizing a co-operative spirit business development and commercial activity. Our ideas may be different, but in the final Analysis. Our cause our interest, our progress and the welfare of our group. Must be one therefore we congratulate the pres ODD FELLOWS' SERMON AT MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH Last Sunday, May 10, 1926 the local logues of the Grand United Order of Old Fellows. Household of the Grand of the North Church in the City of Marlowton, a town where he has their annual second-named preached by Dr. J. E. Arlington Wilson pastor. The first of the first, which was the second of the order, which music was rendered by the old, was the first under the directress. Mrs. J. Arlington will make the first of the first, which was preached by Dr. Wilson among the most interesting feature of the Annual Thanksgiving program. The old old was being built at the time of the first of the first. Mr. A. G. L. Wees, a member of the following quizzes who in a masterly kind of interesting manner swayed the authorized and unsolicited and unsolicited and unsolicited and benefits of the Grand Old Order. He tried its beginning from the early Egyptian Civilization in England, and the introduction to this story was the first of the first. Garden. The information today shows 446. In the city of New York and the suburban, spread throughout the Great City, the most important late of the best. He was also embarassed upon the teachings of each decept from the first through every time the first was made. He was also more or less more of the first. He also placed a new stress upon the riunistic principles and the general laws. The first teaching of the first was not only for the old, but for the new, of harmony among the members and the great family of human beings. He concluded by admitting the same point. He was not only a very smallful teaching of every day life, but the general law, where the inattention of every day life, frequently, low-tech, page and happiness were taken upon the future. BIRTHS To Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, 2500 Forest (rear) a girl. To Mr. and Mrs. H. Westbrook, 414 To Mr. and Mrs. Charley Thornax, 2219 To Mr. and Mrs. Eigle Hudson, Han Appolo, Texas, girl To Mr. and Mrs. Levi Carter, 2608 Wade, a boy Old Crowder, 2215 Halls Court, a boy Mr. and Mrs. Tennyson, 2206 Paris, a girl. Deaths Arthur Simmons, 2218 Taylor Deck, 2000 J. W. Fleming, 4004 Avant Olla Latton, 2611 Eaklin, Donnie Mars, 2407 Forest. Equest Coleman, Maryland Hospital Anneta Robinson, 2226 Cedar Lane, Fred A. Motor, 2001 Wheeler, Lue Fonster, 17 Green Row Charley, Northernwood, 2004-4-3 Gibson. Wendell Huddall, 1261 E. 9th Jill Lackey, 600 Hill Bob, Ipsford, 1800 Hicklin, Lola James, Voyage, Texas Mata K Lynn, 2010 Cold Ave. PRISCILLA PROMENADE On entering the hall room, one was reminded of the Court of a King, an ladies and knights in the Twin and the other the stream of sweet music Fair ladies were in abundance as each thought one fairer sign the other. ROSS AND HOWARD FILLING CORNER ROSS AND HARWOOD STREETS HIGH GRADE GASOLINE, OILS, TRES SUPPLIES WHEATLEY PLACE DRUG STORE IS AT YOUR SERVICE FOR ALL DRUGS, COLD DRINKS, CIGARS and SUNDRIES Corner Meyers and Washington Road Wheatley Addition NOTE: DAME ART AND SOCIAL CLUB, the highly esteemed organization of the Dame Arts Society, held a choral chitae on May 24th. Cottage nine. This being social chitae might a chitae few were present. The next meeting with Mrs. Jouce. NOTE: DAME ART AND SOCIAL CLUB—Mr. Jouce, jones of 2126, club April 27th. Report from our music club. Music lessons—punch of punch, clogs and mugs were served. Next meeting with Mrs. Layvogt-Marie HAPPY-GO-LOCK SOCIAL CLUB—Acknowledged by Mrs. T. Paley, the secretary. Music lessons were completed for our curated Temple on May 25th. The present and former members present and do so at her. Frances Williams will act as our host. long shirts which only revealed a furred hood he his bleeding eyes and wild smiles. Large face clothing from the gate of some love. Coffees and collars were his A quiet bush-felt over-the-vast hull and an one pushed forward to see the sight that met his game was dazzling. "The Priscilla were promending." As if coming directly from the time which they represented, Mrs. Mrs. Hubey Pollard had and Mr. Forster. Further presented the "cake walk" as one who would have been, in demand were the times run back. Until the week hours of the morning and to the disgust of all present as, the muste finally turned to strains of home sweet home this crowd-inspired on: Mrs. I. T. Runnels' costume caused much mirth and comment. COMMUNITY CENTER Corner Washington and State MAY 17TH marked the beginning of Library Week at "The Club Center," library donations of books or art, and library events. All books are to be re-bound. The Daily Vaccination Eblib School will open June 11th at the following locations: Whitney, Starks School, Old Church and Community State State. We will be allotted a Tblib. We are asking the co-operation of who are interested in the development of our young people. One of the gawful affairs, atal Birthday party, gave me a birthday gift given in honor of Miss Linda Carter, 1992 Susan Ashley, 1993 and her mother, themselves in White, plaid and dancing in which the charismatic chenille sandals, ice cream, cake chicken sandals, ice cream, cake PARK THEATRE NOW PLAYING THIS WEEK at THE GRAND CENTRAL TRIALTED THEATER *Bradley*: Nig Bay Williams, Jr. *Davis*: Andrew Williams, Jr. *action drama* Prize: Lincoln Lincoln in the Ad. *The River*: Andrew Lincoln in the Ad. also two live "comedy": "Hold Your Saturday" Jack Perrin in one of the comedy "This" will make you sure you love "This" and "Hold Your Saturday" in Warmer in a "Horse Shoe Lock, Western" drama, pro- greged one, also two live comedy sessions with the pictures and our satisfied with the pictures and our THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1926 SELECT SITES FOR THAT "Home of Y All your life you have danced with every convenience and comfort. 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RUMMAGE SALE 2644 Elm Street Nothing its equal in the clothing for 5 Cents at bargain according as y vice and fair treatment come you all any day. ig its equal in the city. Every ing for 5 Cents and up and all of a according as you! pay. Good and fair treatment included. W 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. THE WOMEN'S HOLIDAYS INSPECT O BRING ALO INSPECT OUR PROPERTIES! BRING ALONG THE FAMILY AND You owe it to your beautiful spot—A k can raise a family t You owe it to your wife and kiddies to have a home in this beautiful spot----A home of your own----A home where you can raise a family to be proud of. GEORGE SHIRLEY, H. 0625 or J. W. LEE at the Field Office on Kaufman Road. in the city. Every kind of cats and up and all of it 'a as you pay. Good ser- timent included. We wel- day. MADAM B. SAMPSON'S MENTHOLLOW HAIR SYSTEM Guaranteed to grow hair on bask cash must accompany all orders. Cash must accompany all orders. Agency orders from 12-5pm. MME. D. SAMPSON Orders under $100 will be canceled. Orders over $150. A. H. SAMPSON, Manager A. H. SAMPSON, Manager H. H. SAMPSON St. Phone H-3612 Delton, Texas PECT OUR BRING ALONG T THE HIWAY TO BETTER VALUES u owe it to your wife and be beautiful spot----A home of y raise a family to be proud SEE O GEORGE SHI or J. W. LEE at the Field MURPHY B ESTABLIS OUR PRO LONG THE FAM Jump one and RO PL our wife and kiddies to have home of your own----A to be proud of. SEE OR CALL at the Field Office on FIELD OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY HY BOLAN ESTABLISHED 1874 Professional Directory PHONES: Office-Utility Market-H-00128 Office House: 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. M. Sunday to 2:00 Night Monday to 4:00 Appointment DR. G. C. PERKSON HUMMINGBROOK, N.Y. McMILLAN ANTIPARTUM Cor. Hall and State St. DALLAS, TEXAS PROPER THE FAMILY AN PROPERTIES THE FAMILY AND Jump into the "Ol'Bus" one of these nice days. and take a run out to ROOSEVELT PLACE ROOSEVELT PLACE kiddies to have a home your own----A home whid of. to have a home in this n----A home where you MIRLEY, H. 0625 Office on Kaufman R OPEN SUNDAY COLANZ C HED 1874 FIELD ELECTRICIAN where you will see spread before your eyes one of the finest communities ever developed. Most people need money when their death in the family, some of them are in the hospital, out of town or they may want to buy a car. You need you think you need a kind of BENEFIT to take advantage with shows EXCELSIOR MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION H. Strickland, Prose, S. Cofield, See'y TIES! ND VELT in this ere you PAGE THREE ```markdown ``` Will Alexander has stated that he for justice to the Neore. Here is mother induction of the trend in the kingdom of the king and hard time doing away with lyrical speech in Birmingham in which he has deferred proof of the fact that time make white man. Indeedly the killings he has deferred tremendous change. Less than a year of Neore by more than a year of Jim the victim of the white victim south. A group of the leading ministers of Birmingham then laying or an expected lyrical of course chickens will come home with the unlimited belief, in the fact described that the man will suffer because of her many righteousness of the existing one and condoned the lyrical years of allowing Neore to be in the south as far as the north and condensed third in a state where lyrical without the punishment is deemed correct and denouncing Dr. Alex of first consideration. Now it will Minister be alone in this endeavor for the advocacy of "social" itself itself among the four. And the last lyrical There is a well founded belief in the minds of all of us who have been in close touch with the work of Dr. Alexander and of the Intercalal committee that the work of those ministers of Birmingham was inspired by the same hysteria as takes the majority of our good White Friends of the south when confronted with the proposition of actually flying up to their professions in the the proposition of actually living be remembered that Georgia is the profession in the the home of the Klak. the matter of the profession in the the county of the Negro. They immediately "hows try of this paper and the distance" to begin in think in terms of which has come to it might be that the question of the relation of the races and revert imputed public mind in society to still likely to type which is indicated other journals which have not as a statement on yet come to the sign of a information. Birmingham is now a information breed that Birmingham is now. They may well view this view. as it is generally understood among those who seem to mention of having done their duty. Will you please fill in the blanks below and respond to that it finds itself actually seem to remind you of three persons who answer you remarks to a denunciation of a person priced at the receipt of a letter from a club of ladies of the city in an existing order of things in whence ing of the lack of opportunity for the progress and they desired to be informed as to its success be made. The Express gladly made the statement as to the amount of funds raised and they gave evidence of their 'thankfulness by writing the letter which is to be found elsewhere in this issue. Aside from the fact that this MEMBER NATIONAL NEGRO PRESS ASSOCIATION: Published every Saturday Morning in the Year at 2:00p. States Washington. Entered at Post Office at Dallas, Texas, on second-class mail, under Act of Congress, March 1874. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (Incorporated) DALLAS, TEXAS The Dallas Express Sub- scriptions in Advance 1 Year $3.55 6 Months 1.50 6 Months 7.50 Single Copy .05 Foreign Advertising Representative W. B. Ziff Company, 608 South Dearborn St, Chicago, Ill. W. B. Ziff Company, 404 Morrer Hildag, Chicago, Illinois. W. B. Ziff Company, 509 York, New York, N. Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or repugnance of the character, may appear in pronation, which may appear in the columns of THE·DALLAS EX-PRESS will be gladly corrected. The character of the Revention of the publisher. THE DALLAS EXPRESS has never holed the white feather, neither has it been diagnosed by the yellow streak. It is not afflicted with the flannel mouth. It is a plain, every day, sensible, conservative live newspaper, which tries no all to catch the passing breaches, flies no doubtful fingers it professes a gaiotism as broad as our country. Its love of even handed justiles covers all the territory occupied by the human race. This is pretty high ground, but we live on it and are prospering. Noyz of the green come up and stand with us. This ground is holy. MISQUOTING THE INTER- RACIAL HEAD Current report has it that Dr. Will Alexander has stated that he was miquoted in his recent speech in Birmingham in which he criticized the lack of interest in no uncertain terms his dissent to the Jim Grow laws of the ministers of Birmingham then met passed resolutions detailing the righteousness of the unfairness in the south as far as the treatment of the Negro was contended for his advocacy of "social equality" in the well founded belief in the minds of all of us who have been in close touch with the Interracial committee that the work of the ministers of Birmingham thus hysteria is taken the major of our good White Hindoe of the proposition of actually living up to their professions in the Negro. They immediately "show up" before to think in terms of the races and revert immediately to type which is indicated in the statement, statement on Interracial committee beet that, Birmingham. Is now the greater center of the races and revert immediately to type which is indicated in the statement of the races in its municipal assembly to prevent the Negro designated to the National Sunday School seating accommodations with other "Christians." Several of the churchy laymen have signified their intention of withdrawing from the Convention and the speech of Dr. Alexian, who emphasized the importance for these "Christian brethren" to reaffirm their belief in Jesus Christ and to be so far as we are concerned, Dr. Alexian made no remarks to him and to "with social equality," among those who seem to fear it so much. He confessed his own existing order of them in which accommodations for Negroes are not much more than one on train for Negro men and women; tell of the lack of opportunity for Negroes to attend church, known that those "Christians" and their fellows actually had the chance to try to register at the polls is that city some time ago. He probably told of the nequal educational opportunities for organization actually imported to the Negros who paid the "same tax rate as others" but we received them than half of the benefits. It is not possible to come to the common treasury. It was his treatment of such topics as these which caused these "Christian" breahren to rise and deounce him. This occurrence is only smooth- shed of the effect of the study of which the southern "Ephraim is joined to his idols" and, of the distance to which his "Christianity" will take him in his attempts to pdo the superiority of his Nordic quality of his work, he has been done them. The management of "Christians" and their wrath as all the destroying ashes when the question of their treatment their fellows is concerned with the "goods" which they would force others to the same concept of His demands upon them Even though one white follows who refuses to think as they are denounced, cast out as unclean and the work which they represent is set at naught. And yet, none can walk down the streets of that same city without being impressed with the fact that there has been some chandestine missing of the races which is far in excess of their sitting together in public places. Bright-skinned - Negroes are to 'of' seen everywhere and there are those who can tell of thousands of Negroes in Alabama in whose veins flows the "bath" blood of the state. BESSIS COLEMAN Bessie Coleman is dead. She was killed in a plane accident some time ago and though mourned sincerely by many, there is reason to feel that the general public did not completely sense the size of her contribution to the achievements of the race as such. She was the only licensed Negro matrix in the world having gone The Pillow model for the go because of the most distressed and meridian- it must be most remembrance which it offers, even if there cous services rendered by an Am- rarian newspaper for the year of 1880, should be accompanied by sur- rounding humilius Emanuil Enquirer Sunday, the Judge announced that, the tacular appearance and the tacular knowledge of the public brave and exertible sight against the Kin Klin Klin. against the claim to be a permanent claim to the position against the position of evolution, in the race. And to be a pioneer, in anything highest and incompetent public of the world, is no doubt reason for being set at naught. And yet, none can walk down the streets of that city without being impress- BESSIE COLEMAN Beside Columba, in death she was killed in a plane accident some time ago and through mournings sincerely by many there. She was the only person in the public did not completely sense the size of her contribution to the size of her world having mastered the work which she was the only licensed Negro martin in the world having mastered the course as prescribed there and was reconciled from San Francisco to the work which she was performing at the time of her death. To discount the work of men and women of black chin, it is well to call additional things which are accomplished by members of the group. In a world under the tradition of the work of Negroes, capitalized on their self-qualities and courage, the no-competition in bold relief and her splirit appears as of a more than ordinary woman that there will be few other women as intricate as it is. It is probable that a long time in aviation will make her appearance in air into what is an average person feels no urge to go as well as the most tenuremance which it offers, and even if there should come some occasion as during a career her appearance and the once-announced her appearance and the once-announced the knowledge of the public nurses to her- a. permanen- claim to remembrance as a plo- and To be a pioneer in anything is no doubtful reason for beli- Mississippi is having a rather hard time doing away with lynch- her. Last the victim was a white man. Evidently the man was the victim of its loss and white victim gives more pleasure to the mobs than it loses its favor to roses.[4] Of course Mississippi will author because of her man's lack of loyalty and white victim lynchened without the punishment of those responsible for it. It will not be repeated. Research, and the latest lynchings in this state have come after the practice of that state or the effect that the prince must be stopped. In that state would see that something more than words are needed to describe the members would do the trick nicely. WHITE CHRISTIANS Dr. William Pickens (For This Associated Negro Press) There are white skins and black ones—or all of the science will hold on. There are high skins that dark-brown ones. But are there "white" and "black" Christian? In color a quality of Christianity—it would seem so else we should have to conclude that white people are all white-skins and even real Christian. There seem to be "white" M.C.A. "white" Y.W.C.A. "white" Haptiets. Methods, etc etc. There is a school of Grammery Park. New York City has the effect of the following. Half as a training in school. NOR CHILL TIAN WORCKEN. That is a forgery; they have deliberately left out the word "white". There are therefore decoilment and swindling. In the first period of the 19th century, theologists, N. C., seeing this forged labeled, wrote the school in good faith, as she desired to become a "Christian worker," and received the following letter. TRAINING HICCOOL FOR CHRISTMAL TAIN WORCKEN 7 Gramercy Park, West New York Miss Charlotte A. Porter, Dean Telephone Gramercy 2444 March 11, 1944 Mr. Dan Miss Hagerman I am glad to know you are in Christian Relief Service for those in need. I will fill in the indexes blank and return to me, giving the plan. I will know you will to whom 2 can work for later. I will photograph you, know you will be interviewed, looking at what will give you some idea of how you will be personally yours. When you slightly yours, when the unspoken needs of the plan then hope filled out the blanks. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1926 Radio Topics NANJING YIDONG RACE PRE-JUDICE Rev. A. L. Scott in Southern Advocate. The first duty of the genuine man, to my kind, is not to while, but to ACT. One subtle harm that preleaves the way do is to create a chronic�ance of wrong which gives rise to an exaggerated-morbid competitiveness. The victim of prejudice, if he is a breaking, is too all to perribe every incomprehension and every feature to that source: to become thin-skinned and distant to lose his clear unbiased judgment to fall a victim to the main of prestation. He must be an accountant. You that surrounds him do all hands: he becomes a sure-head, plagued with - verygoodness - has been so and so, and is, whose injured vanity and amusing wounds obstruct his RADIO TECHNOLOGY LIQUID AIR HELPS RADIO By J. M. Marshall (radio Engineer) It is a well known fact that the temperature of a condenser with their temperature therefore, the higher its resistance. The wire the lower its resistance. The wire the lower its resistance. The wire the lower its resistance. The wire the lower its resistance. Resistance in a radio circuit is in parallel with condensers and condensers are designed to be high. Also, the resistance in a radio circuit is in parallel with condensers are designed to be high. That by immensely tuning in the strength of the air where the temperature of air will be the same across contigure, below zero. Brandmating License As A: Proximity The radio section of the Department of Commerce now has on hand between 250 and 508 applications for new radio broadcasting licenses with no wavelengths available. This is in effect as of each of the rights of the Department News Yesterday of the House of Lectures is stated that there is no chance for the issuance of any license at this time. All applicants are simply being notified that no access will be issued of the section on the part of the government has caused the existing license to have a very high value. Existing license are being unofficially bounded or leased for thousands of dollars. RADIO PRICES DANGER The Britishers were very much surprised a short time ago to learn that many of our American prices had radio equipment installed for the benefits of the�amate. The English will see the price is applied to many of the fixed and treatment payments so well, although they have recently installed a radio receiver in the Narborough Workhouse. According to a British paper there are a number of British-based costers: 600-ton/month report that the radio "activation" will lead to a sudden flux of new inmates. there came the following repelling letter: March 17, 1962 "Till Carrie, G. Marrigan; street, Washington, N. W." M. dear Mrs Marrigan! Your letter, rather than this, gives me a reason to say that we do not accept colored students who would suggest your writing to them. We want your writing to Worth 10th Street, this city, as you do. You can do it as a student. You can do it as a student. We open for you to take the training you very nicely wavers. Now, in the name of James the great food laws counsel us. The great food laws counsel us. The great food laws counsel us. For what kind of word "write" clearly and distinctly their goodness Roseet and innocent expressed to being double-crowned with expound, and finally politely proving "christian" sharks MOONITI BY ASSOCIATE LEONARO (For The Associated New고 Press) 49—During the dark days of the American Revolution, Gen. How and his well-equired British troops attempted to take Philadelphia, Washington hindered and delayed Howe's attempt. But when forced to give battle to Brandwinkel, his troops were too small to steam the tide. And How attempted by crushing blow. A giant Nerod discovered his gun and grabbing a swan the swan. The British works, receiving his im�piled comrades and saving his General. He earned a sobriquet, and was impoetised in Shinners' poem 'HOGHT? Answer to Healt? 48—Lott Answer to Hosait? 48-Lot! Caroy. LOOKING FORWARD — H. Rock P. Reynolds — H. Rock P. Reynolds P. Platt 71—The Lord Judge of the Knights of Prithas in Be- lief, the white people, given a white people, given a white people, given a white people, Pensacola, Fia—Joe Kirk an U.R. Marite, has been attended to twenty years for the murder of a Neuro Worsen. Atlantic City, N. J.—Issue Nutter has entered the site for Republican Nomination for State Benefit-Continuing, N. Y.—Yellow Charleston murder—at Baron Wilkins has refused to be approved upon for amoulessity. Orlando, Fla.—George West was inched by a mob fission miles from this site. Chichester, Ill.—Julius Browne of old city was given $250,650 to the city. Patriot, Tennessean, of the first in chip mach was also a lawyer who was recognized Lawrence Real, Missouri State Man, and Wife Nike of the University of Missouri has won first prize in oratory. THE MIRROR OF PUBLIC OPINION usefulness by crowding out every other consideration. To brood ever one's wrongs is to fall into one of the worst normal times, a disease which does more than simply put an admis- pals over a class fair sky but hardens us most by making an gilt ourselves, and rebels on two of the great things in the world, number the two of every two. To the begin to be lovely and the boy of asymptote let we not perform the convolutions as of pre-judged to blue out why and it’s venom our hearts! let us fight with ours relies to wrought our moral calories on business or pre-portion our objective, unbiased judgement, our wholesome in-lawly in following it. Do not allow it to be unmanned in the sunset; nor to be managed by the haundic- defyers of fear. Self-motivated un- ill-to-the-morbid fancy—it over- casts the sky and eclipses the sunlight. PIGS months in 1921 the whole of North America seemed to suffer from poor judge recognition. There was a very definite period over which the radio results were universally poor. He did fans blamed their sets and broadcasters blamed their stations for the poor results which they were getting to be what was usually the best season of the year. Scientists have taken note of the condition but have been unable to explain it. The Bureau of Standards has termed it a "magnificent blanket." It seemed to produce the same results that the northern highs did when they were so active a few years ago. Everything sounded short of quiet and dead, and even static seemed to be subdued. During the last month of February, the "deair condition" seemed to vanish and radio reception became normal again. The Bureau of Standards experts have recorded of previous "blankets" and hope to be able to explain them in the future. (Copyright 1926 by wht Bonnet Brown Corporation, Chicago) RADIO QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (Mr. Sherrell will be able to help you with his care in this paper. Write him in care of this paper. Motor oil suitable for use for copier, printer, battery cells. Battery cells. Use of paraffine oil for this purpose. Q.-T. J. R. A. ask you to hire a cleaning company to clean your digester or it will be possible to use an audio recorder instead of a tape. And: The direct current power you are careful of the power that will be required to eliminate the "commutator reactor" which controls the generator. Q.-J. T. P. ask you. These it make a difference which way the dryer operates. And: It makes no difference in the power and power of the dryer. It is best in test for the proper connection to the dryer and the connections to the dryer. LADIES EXPRESS FOR PUBLICITY The Dallas Express Pub. Co. Dallas, Texas Dear Lady, I wish to express our interest in the report for the recent hearing to the Silk Mill Company. C. P. Barker for 50 percent of the money has been set other business. The encouraging remarks which you're representative of Mr. Perdino, edited are highly appreciated. You are to be congratulated upon having on your staff such a pan as he. Gratuously yours, Women's Auxiliary to Med. Dent. and Phar. Association. Mr. M. C. Cooper, President. Eileen M. Cielem, Chuckle Column A FLAT THIN In the Flaps? world— It's a Girl The world's world— In the motorize world— It means Nwear and sweat! Someone asked us what qualifications for a modern motorist are. One or two, we would say: To the other, we would pumpy the miles an hour—Fair. To miles an hour—Improving. To miles an hour—Knows his stuff! Mister V. Telles Naya "The only thing that can beکرسیبودن for losing Jis head-is a pin." There's many a safety pin (their bachelors's shirt and his skin.) "Many a friend I've found want- ing—free or a ten until next "When a man stands out in the crowd, he has so far not seen his feet." But--It's Not so Dumb! An absent-minded man to one of the collection plates for a finger-knock. In a hood, as long as you don't draw down your finger, play with frying-pan plates. These are the clues it pays to be a boy. For the man seen in the film, "The Flying Pigeon." Play-ground. PRAYER ON ITS TALE! Dresses up to "Knock-stealing the Girl." Yes, but what can ... Window labels ... For attractive, window boxes must be made with vinyl inclinators ... Care must be given as to the exposure and the coloring. Flower boxes may be started any time now. There are two tynesof flower boxes - namely, Flowering and Foliage. There is little trouble in planning or caring for the flower - for a very large area or in a shared spot, do not attempt it. Stick strictly to the flowage. Here is a list of plants for the foliage box: a person do if they three one parched on top of a nice-ly lemon, lemon up to the minute folks certainly wake from a lot of wry. They laten to music with your eyes and are not interested. But don't say, but memories on earth for a surely are certainly grown. FAMOUS LAST LINES calls it a night and go down. Mrs. Ellie Jackson State Grand Queen of Illinois and jurisdiction, is touring the state of Illinois on the 1st of July, and the 2nd of August, at K.E.D. of A prior to the coming of the nationalно сложного написаним сложного написани. The�ittis in Avivant Before returning to the city, Mrs. Jackson will visit headquarters of the organization with the Grand Master and other officials. John Robinpen, Milwaukee, WI, is going to work, end in the city as the guest of his sister, Mrs. Zou, 20th. The Young, 414 Column Ave., is working together as accompanied by his son and nephew. Ave, who has been the Vincennes, was confirmed to her home for several weeks, is improving the Annual Sermon Committee. The New York Times is planning to find the meeting on last Sunday at Halley's Fall, which is held on May 2nd. The New York State will be the well known state of the year for the year of the New York. It is according to the Gender- códable time in Houston and other parts of Texas on business meeting. The beautiful sunshine which has warmed the earth and is a great bit of sun and firework to grow, has a very bསམ ཆོསཆོསཆོསཆོས. It is other other activities. Halley Realty Co., in the various suburbs of the city, is working with the people who are running the members from the eco-growth city. Mrs. Mary Clark Alexander, the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. A. She has been involved in the home from Provident Hospital where she is improving recently. Mrs. Alexander resides at 4405 Vineyard Charles White, the husband of Mrs. Louise Hayden-White, passed away the past week and was buried on May 1st from the parlor of Cha. K. Jackson. Mr. White was an employer of the railroad for more than thirty years and he was member of the Chicago Council. A U.K. & D. of 4 Mrs. White is a national stand officer of said organization. The flowers were many and beautiful. Ft. Dearborn Lodge No. 44 Marching Club and for the leadership of Leon Booth is making rapid strides in the features world. The brilliant May ball on the 2nd was a huge success. Every preparation is being made for the trip to Cleveland, Ohio in August. CLAIM "PRAME-UP" IN NEW TICKLE BACK CASE Lewiston, Key, May 18-21 The Association of Women in Farming has taken steps to demonstrate the protection of the monitors of the farm and the Punyan Planting and Nathan Bard old Catherine Stirkham, White Catherine Stirkham, White Catherine Stirkham, White Catherine Stirkham, White remonstrated to Arlene Wake in the month of May, 2015, in the in the case of Plumage for tax and of Helle for four minutes. This was the third hour the stage of America in the stage of America in the stage the impostors have been Negroes The first, concerned the charges against one in Harle, accused of attacking and killing the member of a white family. Harris was rushed to trial under the jurisdiction of troops armed with the machine guns and tanks and found out in 15 minutes. He has since been hanged. At the time of this and called "gestal lychion." Kentucky, which Kentucky claimed that it was the law. Harris was said to have confessed to his crime. When Harris was blended the white ruffians and farmers who had sought his life bought seats to winn It was only a short time later when Charles Merchant, a white man, was caught rewarded in an attack on an elephant-year-old company girl. Up to 30 years later, he woke up prepared. Half to see the law applied, Merchant went to trial. The white and colored press of the country looked to Rehm by the time the law was all. He was on the Kensington law were just Merchant was to hang. But did he? Did you? On the motion of the prosecution, the white rapist was found in the same, sentenced to an undue-licensed. Then comes Madingsville and the sorry tale of a 18-year-old white girl being attacked in the same way. The waiting over the small-carrying of justice at Lexington is not over before many Negros are picked up on a suppleton. Fleming hard-and-hibில் are singled out in the quilt. Kentucky and white, and black America stand back to some what is going to happen. From the incarceration and� in�ment of the three men, William Wentley, 1800 of the Louthville News and president of the Louthville branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People's Advocacy Association. Advancement of the Association desires to use its influence to see that the men get a fair trial in Kentucky. Walter Robinson, a brilliant young Negro Hints for the Household The Road To Better Health Hard boiled eggs. Method: Makes thick cream sauce blending the butter, flour and milk. Add the cheese and stir over a slow fire until melted. Heat and season the spinach. Put in a diab. Four over the cheese sauce and garnish with slices of hard boiled eggs. How To Measure Butter Sometimes in the country, or when our measuring cup have disappeared to the children's panpile, it is well to know how to measure butter without our cup. 1 pound of butter couches 2 cups. 1 cup of butter couches 1 cup. 1 cup of butter couches 1 cup. BAKING HISTS Grape Juice Pie 1-2 cup of butter, the pie. 1-2 tablespoon of coriandrum. 1 tablespoon of butter. Methicone. Hand butter and sugar, add the juice and stir to a smooth paste. The R Bet He SWAT THE FLUX By Jor. Arthur L. Porter History spreads no more deterrence than a determination that waged a war. And it has been amply justified. And it has been amply justified. And it has been amply justified. When we consider that every female fly lays three million eggs per day, a season, we realize that the problem presented in this best is that one. The only man who could only go most is the fly, which is the fellow he'll tell who who lays millions of making a fortune in the eag-business by breeding the houses-fly to the hen. He was a prominent of a local-treasure savium. I sometimes have a wonderful whisper-segration would not be possible to kill the because it is a fact that the flies do disease of the valuable amount of fifth. But the trouble is that they haven't enough intelligence to win their fast before the come into the house. They play around the manure pile in the Bernard and then take a rest on the pie in the kitchen. Naturally the dents that clings to their they don't do marketed on anything they happen. Whether flies consume more than they distribute is a question, like-wise it is open to debate whether they dispose of as much filth as some think. It is said that if a lapan of sugar and a particle of spotted food is placed before the flight will see the sugar which would indicate that the flight was not especially created to set as accession. A Message To Health Whatever theory for their existence may be correct, the fact remains that they are a menace to public health, and should be exterminated. If the future develops that they were a blessing in life, it will be a small�ing-periodic, we can not turn into other ways to dispose of them forms of life. The first step in the process of meeting the fly menace is to keep them out of the house by screening all vouchers and doors. Ecrens should be kept up from May to November. Near in order is disposing of those that do not into the house. The most recent instrument devised for the purpose of the group is to give them a new all-familiarity. Fly-awaters are inexpensive, in fact many merchants give them away as advertising media. All members of the household should be more here. A violence committee and committee in the way coming to the traders. Don't leave it all to mother. The more antique, methods of extermination are pollen fly paper and the well known targetfoot both the useful provided they are kept where the baby will just drink the one or father sit on the other. Tawyer from Hopkinsville, was retained by the Association to defend the men. Warley and Robinson agent do. Madisonville, prepared to investigate and 12 defend. What did they find? Evidence of something wrong all around. The new plan was to be made to them. They went to the colored hotel or roaming house. The proprietor becoming afraid, asked them to go to the home of the two. One of the Negro residents of the town, whom they knew. What happened there? He was very sorry, he could not give them to the builders. He could say, taking them out of the room, a friend's home who did not know their mission in town and there's no part afraid. Whit Valley and Robinson bought interviews with the prisoners, and obtained them, the white-youngmen wanted to know who "them" stranger nigrars are. All of them were of a great interest. Hancocker, Conklin, the white-footed Hancocker, is not sure of himself. He has been asked to move from his hotel. He was in a Robinson and Warley to leave the house at the same place. Conklin, who tells the charge of a contark, advises them to leave and secures them from the house of the hotel. The front of which U.S. warley dealers that Barnes was afraid as he walked to the station with him and Robindews, and wied but less a hive. And what about the stories of the prisoners, Hollis 44 said to have confessed. The two other men charge he was paid to tell a story against them. How reasonable is the story. Warley claims that a deputy sheriff was caught giving money to Hollis. The deputy admitted doing so, but claimed that it was two dollars for Hollis to buy tobacco with. And Warley mighty exclaim: "A deuties sheriff giving a Negro accused of such a crime money to by the House with " Warley againment in its hold type. " The young woman never did identify the man." Not as Warley and Robinson fight they get under the skin of Kangtky's most interests of the law and Warley and a both-newspaperman. L Willis Collet-fined themselves the targets of an attempted indictment. Warley finds it necessary to go to West-Riden for his health. The indictment is a sean. I will mean nothing. It did mean that efforts long away work came the done by Kangtky's newspapers that will help to keep force a clarification of the case in Kentucky. Attorneys for Planning and Buid Heat grape juice in double boiler, pour into pan with the heated grape juice, and simmer until smooth and clear. In heap in whisk or shell of apple. Tmp with whip-up mixture. This is pretty much the same bureau where the color matter is placed. A Diligent Cheese Stick 1. age. 2. size. 3. state of milk. 4. little peppercorn. 5. American Cheese (mild). 6. flour (3 cups). Method: 1. Add the bread broken up as specified and grated 2. flour to the cheese. 3. Mix well and knead. 4. Have the dough cool the same as before. 5. Cut out the cheese in hour. Test 6. whether out clean cheese is done. (Readers Note: If you have any other Household Hints you would like to share, send them to the editor of this paper.) Brown Corporation (Chicago). Road To etter alth Poleen paper has the disadvantage of causing the vortex of the to be widened. Too many people, going on their own, are not aware of the importance of teamwork in the lifespan as a team, or the impact that teamwork "touches" doing them as alting and abstituting from doing something. They take an enormous toll of life. They face a number of factors that are the most dangerous in our lives, such as a lack of constant workwear or a constant workwear that is not worn properly. Make one of your motions for members that every time you do something, that just that one milling, just that one milling, just that one milling. Questions - MOT Answers You Have Arthritis? "I notice after washing that my wrists get sore in the bones. They may be on so far near my two weeks. They do not pain a great deal except when I use them. I have hatched them in hot water and tubbed them with turpentine but find it does very little good." “(1) Could you tell me what the trouble is and what causes it” (2) Also what to do for it (1) You probably have arthritis, namely, an inflammation of the joints. This condition is caused by a lowered state of viral resistance plus a focal infection from which nostrils are entering the blood stream and attacking the susceptible mites. (2) The best advice I could give you is to consult a competent physician. It is risks to let a thing like this go unattended. Dizziness and its 40 Causes B. H. B. wristlet. B. H. B. wristlet. book cover on strap down down down tightable diaphyla diaphyla. go to the back inchach and makes a lock for the back. "(1)What do you think is the cause?" (2) What is the cure for me? (1) In view of the merger details submitted and the fact that they are about forty causes of verting, I cannot any positively what causes your dear espiile. But I should say that they are due to gastro-intestinal disturbances. (2) Being unable to state definitely what the nature of the commendation is to rather offer any recommendations. Infarter, no treatment is concerned. Dizziness is a symptom and, the understanding causes must be forfeited out and eliminated. Better see your doctor and get after it before something serious develope. (Copyright 1926 by The Bonnet Brown Corporation Chicago) have filed notices of appeal from the sentence of the court, Hollis's sentence of twenty years is expected to result in a barding soon. Thus goes on Kentucky's dramatic "Repe of the law" a masterpiece running a man's inhumancy to man's THE MARTYR To the Memory of Bessie Colman, Nephew of Negro woman Florida, Killed in April 1925. By G. A. Paulsenbart To her wife with the marry- hood, she must be said. Women must be said. Who beautifully rested tonight in Bessie, breast of race; creed or Who daring feats astonished Each Nine on hent knives to Borrow your recent receipt. Were you our hearts to see Your youth with grateful wounds, Would that known love that we loved you well. Sleep brave one, on your bed of The world is sack for you today. Your guardian dropt on the field By another will be sheathed are WHITE WORKERS ATTACK COLONED HENDERSONVILLE N. C. May 15—Eighteen colored plasterers who had been imported from different sections of the state to work on the new high school building were to drive from the job Thursday when they were attacked by white members of newly-organized union who objected to outsiders coming here and refuse to submit to the ownership principle. The authorities got the situation in their after the New York plasterers had been beaten. The new group are going to take the matter up with the American Negro Labor Congress. JUNE TEENTH MORE AND GREATER AMUSEMENTS CHAMPION BASEBALL DANCING, FIRE WORKS PARMERMILLLE.....to Mr. and Mrs. B. Jones. They both being women, they are both doing church work. They are in here attending the baskets in Love's Friend. A. and B. Hunt. Announcing Rev. C. H. Johnson of Boston. Their meeting. All churches and Baptist church is being registered from L. C. Collars. B. events per THXARKANA, Texas— Miss. M. O. BATTLE OF 1214 Buchanan Ave. is still confined to her bed having been ill nearly one year. Rev. W. A. Preston went to Jefferson Square by way of attendant to the second-place at the Student's Church of the reports, a공연, service. Mrs. P. A. Ratte, 1214 Buchanan Ave. was called to Marshall to written an operation on the house in the 19th. Thompson, White, Mrs. P. et Adams, Rev. Whillow, Dr. Speed and Rev. Cook left for Kansas City. To attend the转移 of the M. E. Church. Miss. M. D. Mucklenoy, one of the teachers of Madonia, Hl was in city Town and Mr. Clarence Dorene and Miss. Johnson carried on the public service. Mr. M. Myers has closed school at Hooks, Texas and is at home Some people come home, early now, see " Rev. H. Campbell of Fort Worth, the first of the American cities: Rev. M. R. Rilliam callus preached at Tnion Thursday, night Rev. G. R. K. some of the from Marlett there. He was at the school he took out of the living Jr. & W. Preston made a flying trip to Little Rock and re-密es having had a nice time. The first school was closed, closed at April 14. Also, Mrs. R. J. Barrett has closed her school both are at home and reports having had a great session. The Grandview school closed THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1926 OH I JUST REMEMBERED IT'S MY WIFE BIRTHDAY AND WE SOTA GET HER A MISS BEING THE STORE CLOSES! WELL SIR! THAT'S SOMETHING I NEVER DO! OH I NEVER BUY YOUR WIFE BIRTHDAY PRESENT? HOW WE IN WORLD DO YOU GET AWAY WITH IT? OH, I NEVER GOT MARRIED!! AN'Y NEVER SHOULD NEITHER! HITT AND RUNN—The Old Man Was Surely There When It Came to Picking Them—See What Happened to Bull! MY FRIEND—IN ONE OF A COMMITTEE OF THE APPROVED TO TAKE THE IMPORTANTS WHICH WERE INTENTED TO MANUFACTURES. CAN GET HER! SURELY STRANGER—YOU WILL RESPOND WITH HOOKED TO TACK ME WHEN I NEED MY PARTY CENTS? MY FRIEND DOES A LITTLE GUY WITH CHAIR UNDERDERS GO ON THAT MASS! MY FRIEND DOES A LITTLE GUY WITH CHAIR UNDERDERS GO ON THAT MASS! MY WATCH! ADVICE TO THE FORLORN MAR SIR. WILL REMOVE SOME CHAINING LINER GROTS. MAR SIR. PRESENT NO APPLY A LITTLE GUY COME LOCAL LOCAL THE FAKE CHAIN & GOOD SOAPSIDE! CELINA — Service being very poor; attended—sundays—on account of inclement weather. But it was towards the day turned to very beautiful. The program was endured, being the most wonderful program ever witnessed here on Mother's Day. Everybody was filled with the spirit. The pastor Rev. W. E. McQuirter preached the season. Miss Alberta Lee read a lovely paper, subject "On this day we think of mother," afterwards Miss Joe Lawrence and Miss A Lee sang a sweet dinet accompanied by Mr. Frank Anderson, title of the song. "Where is Mother," Everton's heart was filled with sorrow. The two contestants, running to be crowned Queen of Men, are Misses Jeasle M. Warren and Willing Tyler, Miss J. M. Warren ruling the highest amount which will be the lovely queen. The crown was presented to the winner by Miss Alberta Lee. The Hollines church rendered an excellent program, conducted by Miss Inn Lee. F. CLUBBURY — Many Clubbarians follow and Hillary R. Thunderbird and Hillary R. Thunderbird. Grandview School, Hass, Joseph Grandview School, Hass, Joseph Kindell of Clubbure and Jr. Church, J. They are at 1387 Park St., J. They are at 1387 Park St., J. We Hewbies will speak. J. We Hewbies will speak. The First Hastat church and will speak. J. We Hewbies will speak. The First Hastat church and will speak. The first hastat attended the school class of Nathan Friday, night. Mrs. Zalina Barden of Fort Worth visit, Mrs. Zalina Barden of Fort Worth visit. Days We'll Never Forget YOU' BOYS QUEET KIDDIN'! - MEESTAIR JONES IS GON' MAKE ME GOOD CUSTOMER! OH, I DON'T KNOW! SAM! - TH' STRAIN ON TH' EYES IS WORTH THAT TRYIN' T FIND EM Y KNOW! I'LL SAY HE IS! - GOOD PROPIT! YOU SHORE MADE A EASY TWO BITS THAT THROW, TONY! OUR FIRST SHAVE FOR PAY Ellen Hoyt and Mrs. Virginia Fortune. Mr. Tom Gee Jr. left for New York to play ball. Mr. Hoyt's city visit to the children, Mr. Jax Haver, of F. Worth was in the day last week visiting his family Mrs. Ida Martin of Dallas was in the city. Mr. Hoyt's business was a small city. Mr. Thomas Rorotta left on Sunday in Port Worth visiting her Daughters, Mrs. Molina Norwaather, Mother's Day's services and dinner at the C. M. E. Church Rev. Bedford, the public Library. The new city conference of Rev. G. W. Foster's church, Sunday with success. The Dallas Black Box and the Chess Hall were crossed out. Saturday and Sunday were a Oestland and Saturday for 21 of June. The Sunday scores 9-2 in favor of All Stars, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Robinson, Mrs. Nancie (Bible of the World), and Mrs. W. W. Stokes and mother Mrs. Carrie Kay attended the funeral of her brother at Park, Mr. Jack Noreau on old citizen of Cleburne died at the 10th Day of the Day of the New Mexico May 1. The First Epistle of the "Sunday" New York Times in the Henderson Street, Eastside church. In memory of my darling grand mother Mrs. Filla Mola, who delivered him May 1st Velma Gafford, grand daughter. The Royale Art Club met with Mrs. Twit's Honors on E. Maurela's list. The meeting was called to order at the president's members, responded to, roll call with quotations and duis. New members are Mianna Foster Jackson and J. M. Jamar. A delicious menu is available for all members. With Mrs. Ruby Vernon on East Chambers Street, Ira Rosa Della Smith, president. HILLEROJO — NO PICK — Owing to the fact that we have to send money in advance for all papers, and having to fund the fact, and the costs have dwindled under our present system, flowing papers today and collecting when we can't, to less than 50 per cent of our anies; beginning with Saturday lungிகs in papers, be it at the end of the past, for when delivered. Our demonsen might have, depithed us as being proponderantly upstate. But frankly friends, right months of buying papers and giving them to the public, his expiry balanced our sheet. The Utopia Club met Thursday with Mrs. Henderson on Alway Ave., after an hour spent in sewing the members' words as well as the "out of course" future whoch by the Hostesses. Mina, Miss and Henderson. Owing to an unwelcome visit of the Jupiter Pluvius the plans for working the cemetery were not carried out saturday. But the Utopia intends to keep on "Keeping Only until this work is completed. Every one having an interest in the grave of their loved ones should join the Utopia in its "Clean up Crusade" on the Cemetery. Mrs. W. O. Humpock, Reporter, Mrs. Laura Tollver, of Mineral Wells remembered her grand mother here (Auna. Fannie Wadip) with a beautiful bunch of flowers in commemoration of Mother's day. NOTICE—Base Ball Players who wish to play with a fast semi-pro team will please write C. G. Sanders, 218 Church Street, Hillsboro, Texas. The Ladies Art and Social Club met Friday with Mrs. Preston Majors on McDonald Street. The roll was called and each lady responded with a quotation from some famous author. Then the program of the evening was rendered. Each lady performed her part well which was enjoyed and associated by all present. The hostess assisted by Mrs. L. E. Johnson served a dirty three course luncheon. Mrs. C. G. Sanders, reporter. BOHEMIAN HOP-FLAVORED PURITAN MALT RICHEST STRONGEST BEST JUST TRY IT ASK ANY DEALER PAGE FIVE Doctors and Nurses Over- Worked Taking Care of Influenza. Sample Prevention and Home Treatment Would Avoid Great Majority The recent wave of influenza has left a trail of pneumonia and other illnesses in children and adults all the time and ability of the local health care system. That they may have full opportunity to serve the needs of those who need them most, the following simple rules of precaution and domestic treatment for the avoidance of chest colds in grippes and influenza are given. It is suggested that if your bone aches, if your back aches, if your head aches, if you have a slight cough or feverish feeling, it's a pretty sure sign you are headed forward influenza. Hired these danger signals. Go home for early as you can. On your way buy a package of Aborrho and another package of Grandma's Tea. Read the circular in each package carefully. Plan to go to bed early. When you undress be sure to keep your feet and body warm. Melt a spoonful of Aborrho and inhale the fumes. Full them down deep into your throat and fungs. The pungent, healing vapors will smoke you feel better at once. Then apply, hot towels to your chest, back and throat. Open up the pores, taking care not to get chilled and then apply Aborrho thoroughly and liberally. Hub in well under the arm pits and shoulder blades. Cover with hot flamms and get into bed quickly. Arrange the cover so that you can inhale the vapors that will arise from your chest. As soon as you are in bed take a cup of hot Grandma's Tea. It acts directly on the liver and baffels carrying off the waste and poisonous matter from the system. Thousands of people have learned the value of the Absorba-Grandma's Tea treatment, for influenza. It's use in the family is invaluable. MINERAL WELLS — Robert L. for Kansas City Kan. where they will make their home. Aaron Ditt has returned from San Angelo New H. Dixon, P.C. of the First U.C. has bought a Dodge car. Robert Eccantels of Dallas was here last week on business. The Odd Fellows and H. H. of R. sermon was held Sunday evening at the Knights of Pythias Hall. Last Saturday morning, Beck Wright and Mrs. Eddie Tave were quietly married at the home of the bride, Rev. W. G. Sheppard, effecting Mrs. R. R. Gordon is visiting her granddaughter in Galvestie. Prof. G. T. Miles and a host of friends moderated first Pt. Worth last week and spent the afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. J. Butler. Mrs. Jessica Rolles of Galvestie is here to spend several months with her son and wife Mr. and Mrs. A. A. L. H. and Mrs. C Hall entertained last Thursday with a party at their home. Harnick McMillan broke all records among our race last week when he paid $199.00 for a bird.com. Stairbags—The H. W. of R. and Clint Fellows will have their stairs, men at the C. M. E. church. Center Point School closed on the 1st week of the 1940s. The school was an����在 the Mratic Weaver Club Friday Tommy J. Johnson has returned from Weitha. The store is located in the store and hopes to be more and better business. Dr. and Mrs. Croft expects to be more and more than Mr. Croft expected to return to Stairbags. We are returning to Strikland, have returned from Dallas. Madames and Mr. W. W. Lewis will be in the night of the 1st Monday for the General Conference at Kansas City, Coy, Lillard is improved. Mr. L. L. and Mr. W. W. and Mr. W. W. are the bedside of her son has returned to school, Wiley College. Rev. P. Mosler returns to the school at a new annual rally. Rev. H. J. and Dr. A. A. G. is readingSigma Council at Galveston, New York. The new school will be opened on the 1st of the 1940s at the Kaufman's of their father at Kaufman's the week. Rev. J. C. Club is on the 1st of the 1940s. Mr. W. W. Fittler is going to the Royal High School of Friday. MAY CITY—Rev. D. Williams's prior of Enterprise told will build services all day last Sunday. Rev. L. Fowall and others rendered services. Rev. Alexander was on the bus to the New York Times's school closed May 7th at Chances Prairie. Mother Zion Baptist and the school are going to be closed on the 1st of the 1940s. The children are on the way to the症 at the Hollandi school. The New York Times will not be completed. North End beautiful cotare is near CUNEY—Monday School and E. T. P. W. W. Tinaler filled his regular appointee at Noek Hill's Baptist Church, delivered two soul stirring asmons Collection for the day good. Hon. H. L. L. Lee was sent to the day's public meeting this week. Mrs. V. L. Evans was reaptopped in Franklin, Texas this week and was accompanied home by her husband, Rev. D. D. Evans. In her husbands' support, L. E. Brown, and the relative in Mabroth, Texas has been known as Mr. W. E. Brogg, a well-known citizen of Cuey died, and daily at his home early Monday morning. Intervention was made in the State Secretary Mrs. W. W. Martin, Miss Virginia, Virginia and Mrs. Virginia. Adams of Dallas, Mrs. Jamale Williams and daughter of Tyler, Mrs. Hattle Pierce and a host of friends and relatives from addressing communities attended yesterday. W. W. E. Brogg, Mr. W. E. K. Kissmaner of Texas, and Mrs. James Visited relatives here this week. Mr. Cecil Brogg has opened a few cream parlor and housework store and is doing fine work at the public. At the end of his mother the week. Mrs. Virginia Adams is still in the city after attending the funeral of her brother. Mrs. Ross. Fashals spent a few hours in Cuey. For the Express was held at the Post. Agoet We are the most famous friends for theatre and symphony orchestra in Philadelphia and symphony orchestra in New York. We also wrote Mary, 3, 1926, and also wrote Mary, three other friends. We are the most famous friends for theatre and symphony orchestra in Philadelphia and symphony orchestra in New York. We also wrote Mary, 3, 1926, and also wrote Mary, three other friends. SELLERSA Service was good all day Sunday. Sunday School 9:52 o'clock. Class No. 2 was favored with a delicious repast from Class 2 No. 1, and 4, for their joy in holding the banner the 1st quarter. Rev. David M. Johnson delivered a short stirring sermon at 11 o'clock from Numbers 2124. Also preached a noble sermon for the 1st E of A at 4 o'clock. Mother Thomas has gone to spend the summer with her daughter Mrs. M. Morgan. The Interscholastic meet that was held at McKinney April 11th was largely attended by the Melles拟a. Thous who entered the oratorical contest were Miss Johanna Clayton. Miss Cheley, Mother, Mother, Percival, Tom. Then, they came home with honorary oyst, the other school of Colin County. They were rewarded with the loving cup. Back list Little A M. Morgan. GROVETON—Sick list: Magazines Mary Jones, Hattle Walker, Mina Wheeler, Margins Jones, Ida Davis and Ridney Pennington, John Phillips was called to Onalaska on the death of his brother Mrs. Rosen, Birth of his son, was for several days visiting friends in Houston, Religious services, Sunday were interesting and call stended at all churches. At the Hill Contacts been waved one and two for the banner waxed warm. The banning was taken by class one with a collection of $1.00. Mr. Palgrond teacher of class two, was sent to have been again. Rev. Wm. C. John Bapton, mayor of Baldwin Chapel, in the church arrived Thursday afternoon and began a revival at his church. He will be assisted throughout the week by Rev. M. E. Robinson, Houston. JOOTON—R. was used and at usual hours with officers at their pents. A car full motored from Swenson to be with us in the lesson, but were a little late. We have a few on the sick list. CHANDALL—R. R. well attended. Rev. Shaw preached a good sermon on Sunday evening the children were at a good program. GIA is the New York, New York, New York was a good time to all. Call at Wm. Howe's cafe to all for the Express. When you ask for Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener Preparations—be sure you get them. Don't get the clerk hand you the wrong package. Hundreds of people have been deceived—just because they failed to say Dr. FRED Palmer's. The original Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener Preparations have proven their merit and when you buy them, you know you are getting the best. Insist on Dr. FRED Palmer's Skin Whitener Preparations...AND TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. ITALY—service was good at all churches Sunday. Rev. Cook preached two noble sermons: John H. W. W. and the obedient God. W. W. W. were in the city Sunday when the relations. Walter Smith's first party was in the city. The Bible is the city. The church is doing nicely. Rev. A. E. McQuiesnan is receiving the reprint of Harold Hawkins and wife and Prof. Green of Telham was in the very visiting and friend's life. Mr. Alexander for paper. DENTON—The reporter has been quite ill for a week but is conscientiously whispers. The report's paper "not coming. The Poster Page" was the first to the 'King Tom's 'sucented at St. James A St. 40' church. The direction of the New Church is known as the New Church. There was not standing room in the church. The Church was at the first Baptist church. Men danced Xbox 500 Hardman-entertained with public singing and re-produced the first church. Hon. W. W. Sidney Pittman also spoke on the closing up of the second school of Building Mechanics. The first church was a great to the old and decried people of the old and decried people of the first church and informed them that the brother of 55 James A. W. W. Smith was the first church. The first church and take them to church. It was able to end the service once more. The first church was^{-\infty} more than the old. It was then young and now I'm old at it. Peter was never a churchman. The first church was never a new building to be a cowded house every night last week. MEMORANDUM R 8 at 5:10 with Thro. C. Bell acting Supt. Pastor being absent an old fashioned prayer meeting was held. It was at an usual hour. Sister Harri P. U. at usual hour. Sister Harri P. was left to be prepared by Rev. J. A. Pardison who has been away from us for three weeks. Mrs. J. O. Taylor is still on the sick list as Mrs. Bentley Diggs, Mrs. Raffle Owens of Hillsboro is still with her sister Mrs. Isma Jones, who is now up and able to be out. Mrs. Ire Smith of Italy is making this New York Pref. R. E. Faly is in Amarillo. In Interest of the Universal Life Inc. Co. The Holiness people are still conducting their revival. The Colored people have opened what is known as the Pastime Cafe in Morning Side. Buy the Express and read, see Mrs. Means. COPIEN — be online of the statement weather R. R. was well attended and all had good lesson. Collection $2.51 Rev. M. Malfard preached at Mr. Zion. At 2 o'clock the Pres. of the Deaconess Board wave a program. The sermon was Warning When you ask for rations—be sure to the wrong package —just because the original Dr. FREE proven their men are getting the Whitener Prepa TUTE. CERTIFIED MEDICAL TREATMENT FOR COPD AND COPD MEDICAL TREATMENT FOR COPD AND COPD THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY. NOV 15, 1936 PLANS ARE BEING MADE FOR HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT priced by Rev. M. Mallard. Collection 1809. The president of the club of clubs met was intended by the 21st. March. M. Mallard's Monarch, by Miss Lucille Brewer on the 22nd. Cooper Snakes were defeated by Cooper Tugnot. The club was at the 25th. Miss Alton Walker is on the 25th. Miss Alton Walker is on the 25th. Miss Little-Lookers were at the 25th. Miss Little-Lookers were at the 25th. Miss Little-Lookers were at the 25th. Miss Littell was a leader of the club. The president of the club was a leader of the club, who was a leader of the club. Miss Clifford, who had a filupkin. The group was a group of the 25th. Miss Lucille Brewer on the 22nd. Mr. May Lozon was identified as the young people's union is getting busy again as the Convention is not going to be a public interest. MY. FLEAVANT-R.S was largely attended by the various volunteers of the club. "I think it will be the C. M. E. people in regular services. " Rev. Wm. Younger also told his group that he was the first to join Sunday. At 3 P. m. Dr. Mathison (white) was to deliver the Mission to the Church. The " Men's Bible Class" will meet at the C. M. E church next Sunday, evening. The group is under the influence of Prof. J. W. Conver. Several from here at the den of the Decoration exercises are on the ground Mr. Pleasant lost another faithful mother last week. The group was at the time at Baptist Tabernacle supplics of Heronins, and Courts. Rev. J. Chopman was a life-long friend of the group who was going on between the 18th. U. S. States Captain Mrs. Reuss and the 19th. W.R. Thes was the book church must be completed. The following are reporting success in the book. Mr. P. and R. M. T. Wood, Owned U.S. Malsalmi. Life: Rev. G. W. Gilliam. W. W. W. W. W. W. W. Life. See "Londell" for the Express. ing' don't take wrong p ask for Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener you get them. Don't let the package. Hundreds of people have use they failed to say Dr. FRED FRED Palmer's Skin Whitener a merit and when you buy them the best. Insist on Dr. FRED Preparations---AND TAKE Get Dr. FRED Palmer's Skin Whitener Preparations from your druggist ask for and get Dr. Fred SKIN WHITENER PREPARATIONS Dr. Fred Palmer's Laboratories, Atlanta, Ga. The address and sample of your preparation. I am enclosing de for postage and wrapping. Name Address CLEBURNE—Rev. Williams pastor of the C. M. E. church preached for the Progressive Club of the Baptist Sunday evening at That church. "The C. M. E. choir," Rev. Joseph A. Brown spent Sunday in St. Worth's Honey raised is the rally Sunday 1200-90. Mrs. Mangin Grandberry for Alvarado was Mrs. E. B. Rambit's guest Sunday. Mrs. Pearl Tolbert of Dallas spent Sunday in the city visiting relatives. Willis Tyler spent Sunday in Dallas Mr. and Mrs. John Chandler, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Chandler of Welka Falls visiting relatives. Mrs. Pinke, Loyaux visited 847 daughters at St. Worth. Charlie Guy Tyler was returned to Dallas. Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Jackson of Brook arridge are in the city visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Douglass of Stephenville entrays to Frank were the guests of Mrs. Mary Overton Sunday. The Loyal Friends of America's Annual sermon was preached Sunday at Shiloh Baptist church. Rev. Clark, officiating. Mrs. Robert Pollard and children have moved to Breeberridge. Mr. and Mrs. Halloween of FL Worth were in the city visiting their sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. F.A. Mitchell. Mrs. Mollie Northweather of Pl. Worth was the guest of her parents Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Garrette Archile P. Tackle of Denver, Colo. broadeasted over the radio and will broadcast again in the near future. Mrs. Harriette Matthews has returned from Wichita Falls. Arthur Harshy visited his uncle at Temple Sunday. Every married woman should write for FINE Book written by Dr. Hurryville, a graduate physician. Dr. Burroughs has spent for years treating women for diseases particular to their sex and in his book tells why so many married women have been dried the blessing of children—why they are born down physically in early life. This book is written to right impress- ing, as common with women of becoming a mother, to the blessing of becoming a mother by the gra- nishment of birth. 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Texas Towns BROWN GOD—Services May be as good as the day. Here, Wm H. Carrington was at his post with a good attendance giving to theிகs of the program of the postponed time. In the first year the program was postponed until the convene here Mr. 27th of the year when the the Preestrion Art Club met Friday night at the wellcoming was entertained by Mrs. Allison Chandler. After business hour was held on the 1st of June, Mr. 27th of the year, and Mrs. W. Walters have opened an evening garden next to the操台. After the first day of business, Mr. W. When hungry, and lonesome for pleasure give him a cheers. Have moved to. But, Heaven! Be for you, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Durbin for the first time to the the Dignity and keep good fortress—the paper is c-G. D. each of the other. The first time to the paper is the reporter, who was at the reporter and a new! It is right to do this with nothing you did not give him. BRADS—Hills: Herring of St. Angeles presided at the Dignity In the first day of the first day of the school closing at Mason Pines, The W. W. M. Mother's Day. Mrs. Jim Carruthers was in the vanguard. N. Thomas was also Mr. W. Huckett. FOREST—Hills: A Polla age for the visiting their father Mr. Herring Thompson is on the stick that is on the other side of the field. To Alto To the Funeral of Mrs. Martin Mrs. Martin was rear- ing his son, who was a son of his son, and his son was a wonderful course lady and her place will find. In the first day of the first day of the first day of the first day of the first day of the first day of the first day of DEXISON—The Sunday school will celebrate Mother's Day on the 8th, 8th week every mother to be present. Rev. F. H. Davis launched two wonderful sermons Sunday. The F. Y. P. O. to range the fish under the presidency of Mrs. M. A. Swaney. Don't forget the S. R. drug 100 mg w/d in the Bush men Bible classes. Let the women get busy with 100 ladies in their class. Mrs. P. Cobbs has returned after a 2 weeks visit with relatives. Mrs. D. W. Jones of Wisconsin Falls and Miss H. I. Reynolds of Dallas mother and sister of Mrs. Cobbs is visiting in the city. The U.S. Po and R. M. T are making ready for the good lodge in July. Miss Hazel Anderson, whose beauty and charm is making her name of the Davenport in the "Pamper Wish" Company. Be Miss Maud Anderson, whose beauty and talent is enabling her to enjoy the favors in the "Furious Wild" Company. The "Furious Wild" Company is now playing to crowded houses in the largest morgans and maritime slums. Be Proud of YOUR Hair! There is nothing which adds so much to your appearance as beautiful hair-And with thousands of our group, a woman of our group, like Miss Anderson, making their hair so long, straight and silky through the use of the Improved Pluke Hair Dressing, there is no reason why everyone do not have the added charm. IMPROVED Pluke Always the finest Hair Dressing. Now the easiest to Use Mail in One Pluke MEMPHIS: Recognized by the Improved Pluke authorism below. Name Street State De tendance 41. Collection $1,25. v. L. Vaughns Supt.; Mary Smith, seoy; Rev. T. B. Johnson, pastor. Rising Star Baptist S. M. attendance 45. Collection $1,25. W. L. Patterson, Supt.; Edna McDaniels, Seoy; Rev. A. M. Mitchell pastor. Mt. Zion Presbyterian S. B. attendance 14. collection $18. V. M. Dotson Supt.; Thelma Williams, Seoy; Rev. W. V. Christopher pastor. BUSK—Sunday services good, 8:00 a.m. Miss N E Hicks Superintendent Preaching at 11 a.m. 20 to by Miss Annis Wolls Juventhe 5:30. At night pastor Rev. J. Socris introduced Rev. J. Smith who delivered a wonderful message from Ixiodus 5-2. W. H. M. R. meeting Monday 4 p.m. Official Board Monday night 7:30. Lish Henderson of Allo was in the city Sunday visiting relatives, Mr. and Mrs. William Christopher and family visited K. W. Hicks and family Sunday afternoon. A number of Ruskites witnessed the beginning of the singing convention at Rock Hill Sunday. Jessie Hemerson of Luckin visited relatives here last week. Master Ervin Conley and Rates, Edna Lee spent Sunday afternoon with grandparents Rev. and Mrs. Henderson. Mrs. Leola's thunder visited Mrs. Mary-Boykin Sunday. Mrs. Aimeis Robinson and sister, Frances of Jacksonville were summoned to the bedside of their sick mother. Mrs. Tamour Robinson, Master Roy and Flour Hongun were the guests of indeed, w. and w. and williams grew up in the Bronx, where he attended Mini-Millennium High School in New York and Hoboken Muni High referrences. The many friends of him are his brothers, his sisters, know that she is up and doing her work, and his brothers Hendrison and Hendrison and Chris Hoke. Chris Kelly, Wed. and Wednesdays morning morning, is a wife and 7 children. Remainn in the Bronx. Proud of YOUR H Mail it today! The Phuko Co MEMPHIS, TONN find out what to do for which mail one can be repaid. Repay Phuko Briar. Dreaming through my name is below. City Dealer's Name Miss Hasel Anderson say: "I just couldn't do a song like this. I improved my flocko Hair Dress. My hair became straighter and softer almost from the start, and now it is so long and straight I arrange it any way I want. I look smooth and glossy." real insurance work Rev. H. Pierson, P. E. Mexico Dll. is in the city enroute to Harnes. CALVERT-Prof. L. E. Kelley and Prof. G. J. Thomas of Cameroon spent Friday and Saturday in the city when Cameroon Hi and Calvert Hi crossed both Mrs. Wadley and Wadley Red. The firm was based by Wadley and Calvert Colored cemetery Sunday afternoon. Rev. H. Wadley and Wadley Red were at the 10th of March Mrs. Nuts all was a member offlating, bells of Calvert Tubernacle shark charge Mrs. Emma Doss. The firm was at the 10th of the 10th of Hollinner, Mrs. Nuts's daughter accompanied the body to the city. Mr. and Mrs. H. Wadley and Mrs. Wadley Red were at the city a few days afield. The federal law was made to take action on the day of the city the guest of Mrs. Mary Jackson. Mrs. Hutt, Henry of Greenhead, spent a few days in the city of the city of her husband, Jim H. Henry. Census. Newsail of Californian is x-style in the city of the city of the home of her uncle and aunt Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Davis. The son W. J. Wells left for Houston. The son W. J. Wells left for New York at a holiday at Hollinner. The son Wadley and Mr. and Mrs. Hutton are the son of Monday morning for New York. The son Wadley and Mr. and Mrs. Wadley Red are the son of Mrs. Wadley and Mrs. Wadley Red. are decorators. Independent. Hamlet church rendered a niece program last week celebrating their pastor's 17th anniversary Rev. Holden of St. Paul M. E church is endeavoring to make this the winner-serving of the Post-Post. conducting the Old Fellows drive was Mr. A. E. Alexander is up and at her host. Chage Wright of Dublin an old time calver for was in the city Saturday. First-Freeman once member of Mr. Morah Community and member of the 1st-Saturday in the city the first time in 26 years. Perry Taylor of Torrishon No. 521 was in to see Prof. A. H. Mims and reports some interest in the Cannon Ball Drive. The number for the Old Fellows in his Community was 10. The city and the Worship End. Today see: D. H. Williams of Wro and Prof. Chandler of Austin Prof. A. H. Mims left Friday for Customs to attend the Executive Committee meeting. Received 26-27 of 1. May 19. Dr. Rev. E. B. renkins of Waco was in the city Friday uproute to Hammond where he delivered an ad dress to the graduating of Prof. E. D. Batts's school. Many were present. CLASSIFIED ADS **AGENTS — WHITE FOR FREE** Mobil Shifter for large, medium, and small vehicles. No capot or experience required. Mobil Shifter weekly and bonus MADAM SHIFTER weekly. The "Punis" Wild Come early in the winter to crowded houses in the larger northern and eastern cities. Snow White 50¢ Amber 25¢ THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1926 Phika MILK CHEESE MILK CHEESE Pach EXTENSION WORK MAKING RAPID STRIDE IN COUNTY The County Club Girls meeting was held Sunday afternoon at the club center, State and Washington counties, and of a broadmaking contest. There were 14 girls provided a number of competitions, and the contest. Miss R. H. Peg, head of 1930 THE SHOW UP Jayse Jackson, hooded doctor, ex-surgeon, ex-armyman, wounded once too many when he and had him armed. Jackson specimen-tender, washing and training man. After watch, recoverer on away with, filleted but he could not get away with his training officer. Curtis, 61, was the old man to be treated at the emergency room. Purford street, was the fourth man to be treated at the emergency room. while rescuing the 'dance-net' in tuesday. Curtis was on the right glass fell and struck him. James Norrie, unsurpassed in charm with a mask of a man who was arresting officers and Jasper promised to do the running from now. WESLEY CHAPEL A. M. I. TEXAS, PAYS OFF MOON AND LAUNCHES A RAISE $20,000... RESUMED ON M STREET WESLEY CHAPEL A. M. E. CHURCH, HOUSTON, TEXAS, PAYS OFF MORTGAGE OF $5100.00 AND LAUNCHES A BRICK DRIVE TO RAISE $20,000—WORK HAS BEEN RESUMED ON MODERN BRICK The members of Weekly Channel Church Houston, Texas, led by Rev. James H. Wade, have hitched theiragon on a big twenty-one cowboy in a big twenty-one cowboy building fund. The also Wachovia by master builder, by the masonry, is unusual in that the number of construction of the first, units of Houston and other cities of Texas, Houston and other cities of Texas, continue twenty days, close May The campaign is being put over work, working every day, day in action of a captain and are reporting FORT WORTH NEWS Gay Street Primary School The Street Primary School punts enrolled from Kindergarten to seventh grade, three months term with Mrs. I. M. Mr. Hamilton is a graduate from Normal and holds a professional degree in Education. He has been a teacher, mainstreet preschool, to serve Philadelphia Ware Fair and McKeesport. He graduated of Prairie View Mills, graduate of Prairie View Mills, graduate of Fountain View, Brown, graduate of Fountain View, Brown, graduate of Fountain View, Johnson, graduate of Prairie View, Fay, graduate of St. Louis Normal, Whaley, graduate of Bishop College Milton, graduate of Bishop College Milton, graduate of Bishop College Milton, Rose graduate of Prairie View Rose graduate of Prairie View b. All these are planning to do: Past Work in *Columbia* this Summer; past work in being required; and painted and decorated; and purple desire, to express their the Democratic Science Department of the Booker Washington Middle School, which has a brittle institution as a judge. The brass was awarded as follows. last, Olia Ala. Biddens, Roderh. Biddens, Roderh. Withers. Cavalier club. Withers. Withers. Cavalier club. A number of Dollar friends, were represented by the representatives, pch. who participated treating on cake making, and the members of the Club Club. County Club Bays Activities for Week Ending May 8, 1920 Dr. B. W. Wilkinson County Agents were visited during the week of January 14, 2014, at Howlett, Arkansas, and Addison, Arkansas, and during the Club hours are all available on the floor, but a full work of care and training is required. The club will cool and wet seating, the chairs will be polished during the week, the work will be done by many of the bays have given their project 102 hours of planning and execution. The club will be turned to Torremer, Alba, Clifford, Bonner, Rollo, Alba, Alba, Lunis Pleasure Park, and Rollo. On account of much multiplexing of the books are not full what the Alba would are to have, please book club box and adults on nights 14 to 15 when the school closing. Demonstration Agents, will have charge of the day program who will be visiting the club. Building good safety and care will be one of the features. 1930 ex-ten on if he is released this time. Albert Hill, charged with murder species. Simmons in the head with piece of clothing. Tommy Patty, charged with dishonor to the police. Jake it all wrote. Five fifty cents. Tommy proceeded to take fifty cents, worth old. John David (alas) Pretty was arrested for the theft of an kite proceeded to drive his own auto. Charles Patty, charged with theft plate.钻石 made as many kites. pending investigation. the wife of his kite. George Town, sweet man in-beh. and lady killer, proceeded to now, also hold his weekly allowance. M. E. CHURCH, HOUSTON, MORTGAGE OF $5100.00 A BRICK DRIVE TO WORK HAS BEEN ON MODERN BRICK STRUCTURE. Chapel every night at the church. The Texas, working are wearing hoods bear- ing the words, "Hurry A Weekly The team which reports the largest amount of cash subscriptions will be awarded a Memorial window bearing the names of call of the members of the Winning team $1,000 were subscribed during the first five days of the campaign. Pumor Smith is being assisted by the noted gospel singer W. M. Lewis. The mortgage against the church property of $1,000 was paid off in full a few days ago, two-and-one half years before it was due and work resumed on the New Wesley Memorial church. Pastor Smith is inking a special appeal to ever African Methodist in Texas to buy at least One Brick. appreciation to Board of Education. The pupils are bright, happy, huer, obedient, reverent and kind to each other. their alumni courses that are their talent. Hamilton's faculty is affiliated with the Hamilton School of Education, which staffs Mr. Hamilton. We offer graduate diploma from the leather- ware school, and graduate foundation, which they support. Hou Wilkinson, Reporter, Seminary Hill *Nortr. Ft. Worth* bishop opened at 9:30 a.m. m.sup. Bishop Smith present, s.sup. Squires two hundred scholars were present two hundred scholars were present and reviewed by the Superintendent Dr. Johnson, pastor churchoir Day神庙 he added—mothers the world because mothers are de- serving—planning in the midst of our children the A. M. K. church, Rev. C. H. Church a program designed for children a program designed for the young children. At 9:30 a.m. many good, ill-timed children Jarden who taught school at Bldg Springs if you want the Dallas Express if you want the Dallas Express Mr. and Mrs. Virtence Williams motored from Arizona here a few days ago, they are visiting Mrs. North Pt. Worth MIRS INA JAY GREEN Mrs. Bihal Lee Weaver, M.S., taught English and daughter, Mrs. Jola Griffin encouraged to Wendie Palma. Mrs. Griffin is a pleasant wife in our town. Marlin is a pleasant daughter in our town. Ceramics by O. K. Hardeman at Mines in Mines, N.J. and Virginia Briggs at Mines in Mines, N.J. from Jarvis Christian Institute attending school for three terms. Mrs. M. K. Y. Kauzie is home after teaching at St. Briol. (teaching at St. Briol, Texas at his Mr. Andrew Jones is ill at his home at west 215 street. Greater St. James 2nd Street Baptist Church Program. No new visitors present. In keeping with a long-term established custom augmented with the date of the Week of the St. James Selfion and Junior Choirs assisted by the Orchestra. Tendered to fine program entitled "A Twilight Night List" for the night service. Dr. H. W. Helfverdt's special sermon at night on the subject "Mother and Heard" was a new event for the club. The club's team was created in the early of the day which commemorated the World's truest and best friend. "Mother." Many hearty testimonies of the old man, the uncommenting upon the惜戀者 of the first and rites of the Week of the Week of the Week of the last and rites were said over the life of some of the sister Lizz Moseley, who was called to the Library on May 4th at 2:55 p.m. Dr. Winn officiated. The Annual Promotion Day of the Week will be observed on Sunday of May 4th. The Sunday School and R. V. Y. " are to pull off a big popular contest Monday May 24. May 12. with Music was the slowned during National Music Week on its 1st year observed in the North Music Association in 1978. Worth part and, very easy to find the official result. The Week's was "spooned by Bl. Worth Musical Association. The "F. Worth Music Association" at the World's Club was the city's "New Harvard Presidential Society. The "W. W. Helfverdt, the world famous "F.ie Jubilee Bingers. Sunday May 9th & 10th, m. at the beautiful home of Mr. W. W. the New American. C. A. Brooks, 1600 New York Ave. The affair, the very simple and unappetious, was largely attended by the elite of greater Pt. Worth the beads of clubs and the members of the Fisk Club stood in the receiving line. This being Mother's Day the committee on arrangement carried out, the spirit and idea of the Nurt holiday. They presented everyone that passed within the portals of the Brooks home, with a beautiful red or white roam indicative of dead and living mothers. The People's Undertaking Company contributed the service of one of its beautiful limosene cars to transfer the distinguished personages to and from the place of entertainment. The Nurses Local Association held a meeting at Negro Baptist Hospital to discuss plans for the entertaining of the Colored Graduate Nurses Association of Texas Nothing Compares With Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener Declares This Lady From Virginia Mrs. Mary W. Banks Dumile, Va., says: "I have found nothing to compare with Whitener. Whitener. Preparations for the complexion." Among the "E. W. V." of Whitener, the "E. W. V." of his grace of manner and charm of beauty, in fact, ladies in all ages have a great need for the form, and from the Great Lakes to the Gulf, are-improving their texture of their skin and lightening complications. Dr. Fred Palmer, Whitener. 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A large congregation was present to the public services for those of our living and deceased mothers, which brought much joy and gladness to our hearts. Brother Davis our Sunday school report is a jive III, although by was at his post Brother W. M. Nelson chairman of the Steward Board led at his home on East Curtis, the same year and May 14th. Brother Nelson was a faithful member and worker. We regret his loss, but how our heads have been in the great interest of God's will. Our loss is heaven's aim. Nev. G. A., Simpson, and sister Hannah G. A., who have left the city enroute to Kampala, have left the General Conference place of business and then when the General Conference, We have met, we will continue. TEXAS TOWNS MT. PLEASANT—S. S. well attended Rev. J. S. Stevens delivered a post-Newfoundland-hermon Sunday and Sunday night at the Pli-Olive-Hunter-mercy. The child follows had their annual Thanksgiving and the month Sunday at 2 p.m. Suite a number of visitors were in the city from Pittsburgh, Naples, Mt. Version and Clarksville, Texas. To see the Tigers defeat the East Clarksville baseball team—Scorses 4-5, The Pit school played Riphur Springs Thursday, scores 6-4, Mr. and Mrs. Crimpton are all amiles over their twin boys. The 50-20 Club of Pittsburg will appear in a minister's show at Lincoln Theatre May 14th. The Class session will be preached Sunday May 23 at 6 p.m. at the A.M. E. church by Rev. W. M. Younger. The Class four girls' Commencement exercise in Booker Washington Hi school begins Sunday May 23 to May 26th. All the programs will be held at the M. E. church, except the class not-mon. For the Express see The good Agent, London, Rівner. That Baby You've Longed For Mrs. Burton. Advice Women on Motherhood and Care. 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This being agreed, Mr. Zofranz will write the cook- ing book *Wills Miles Coleman took the cook- ing*. deily in front of the twemैndry Day night, selection them, pump-meled them with his lists, and the two men were led to the place. The man said the polleman continued his assault ever after arriving at the police station. King, who has charged, was drunk. The first complaint against King's actions was made soon after he arrived at his prisoners. The two men were whirled to the town, and he lrowned, said he was walking along Irondwar, bound from Fau- and Gong-Cang-to-the-spring, and going to start. Another when King seized them. They invitously remained at city hall to take the place. The police-Gloucester has never had a color-led resident. Several times when the negro families moved in the town they were driven out by boodlims. NT. JAMES A. M. Z. TEMPLE The great Anniversary and Goldden Redemption of the First Plateau, marking the Day of St. James, started off Sunday with the stage fully set for the day of the first year was feared that the terrible hall storm which did hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of damage to the building. The people of the town would have had a good offer, but while it was seen in some respects it did not crush the spirit of the first year. The first year had an attendance of a hundred and thirty one, about twenty short of the previous Sunday. The fight beheld the end of the first year. The ladies' bible class publishes the again's in attendance and collection but the more class which Mr. Yim Terrell is teacher, and the review of the school is to date. Mr. R. D. Paine is teacher. Reach Albionshire and her ladies no hard to bear. Her husband was a very fortunate. A most wonderful morning escorted by the Carrion, the man who was born in Carrion, who is being married to Queen Catherine, the daughter of those who were present in Carrion, and who is now married to her grandson, age, and only one person named Carson. Carson a wonderful woman with a wonderful experience of those days, which she had in Carrion. are able to improve a congregation, a church, a family, a birthday, and to have never heard them before. Admiration of Kwai Quan College, who pastored the church for thirty years, was present and present that year. The eight-sightseeing was a picture that will win praise. MRS. CLARA D. McAFEE PASSES AWAY THE DALLAS EXPRESS; DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1926 One man we know says he worships God at home, in his easy chair—reading the Bible. But he has not learned the difference between comfort and happiness. There is a word of difference. Happiness is attained through effort. When we set up on Sundays and go off to church, who find life to be interested in the welfare of others, who guard their way in their lives, the welfare and happiness of the world, do not always find the necessary comfort, but in the words of Aristotle, they find the benefit greater. They trade comfort for happiness. There are selfish, un in the Church—in every least, they are on the idle of the heart. But the other kind are the kind that go to business on spirit, mind and body. Rather new stream for if you are one who is unselfish, the example of those in Church regularly, and y There is no way to through personal experience There are selfish, unhappy people in the Church—in every Church. But, at some stage and on occasion, it may be hoped they will grasp the idea some time. But the other kind are in the great匀挚ity. They go to business on Monday refreshed in spirit, mind and body. On Sunday, they gather new strength for the week. If you are one who says, "I do not seem legal, just try it for a while." Follow the example of those millions who attend Church regularly, and you will be convinced. There is no way to learn like learning through personal experience. COME TO CHORCH TOMORROW. This Space Contributes Interest to Bethleigh Church attendee By THE DALLAS E Texas Oldest and Negro Newssp Since 1883 Compare our Job saltine cracker, gnotate chips, and fruit punch. All guests expressed themselves as having had a wond- ful time. IN MEMORIAM IN SAD AND LOVING MEM. OVER 10 YEARS I BELOVED ME AND MY FRIENDS. PASSED AWAY ONE YEAR AOTD TODAY, 16 JULY 1923. DOWN, OHIO. COME BUT NOT FORGOTTEN. NOTICE! The Sacred Custate billed for May 10th for the benefit of Booker Washington High School has been postponed until May 24th. All tickets sold for May 10th will be good for May 24th. Parent-Teacher Association. MR. H. A. WINN. Pres. WHEATLEY SCHOOL NOTES A large number of new books have been listed for reading this month. Books reviewed: Friday during the show. Remember the Alamo, the horror. Remember the Alamo, the horror. Remember the Alamo, the horror. The son of Tamaqua Molyr Thur in the 1950s, he was a graduate of Frank and Andy, Make. Purple that gave the review of Griffle Washington, Anita Cott, Griffle Washington, Anita Cott, Adams Dusty Jones, Ashley Adams Dusty Jones, Ashley Adams, Salmon, Berkshaw, Ashley Salmon, Berkshaw, Ashley CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my friends, neighbors, family and amateur artists for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of my sister, and for the resplendence and beautiful flowers. I wish to thank the resolutions and beautiful flowers. Mother, Daughter, Ben Maro, Non-in-law, COTTON WORKERS AS SOCIATION TO HAVE "LADIES DAY" THURS. The nation Workers Association is an organisation consisting of about fifty men, have completed their new quarters in the Richardson building and other every Thursday afternoon to the ladies, many interesting features will be held in these days for the pleasure of the fair sex, all wives and friends of this association are invited to attend. TEXAS TOWNS MARSALHALL—Bishop Coffee and Society, 120 West 42nd Street, San Francisco, and Saturday, June 15, 2014, at 10:30 a.m. 120 Palmer Street, San Francisco, 120 West 42nd Street, San Francisco, and Saturday, June 15, 2014, at 10:30 a.m. A STRENGTH-GIVING SUNDAY This Space Contributed in the interest of Better Church attendance By THE DALLAS EXPRESS "Texas Oldest and Largest Negro Newspaper" Since 1892 Compare our Job Printing 88 and to the ance EXPRESS A Largest paper" 2 Printing DAVID and N. L. J. Brothers THE HOLLYWOOD STUDIO. 414 N. Central Ave. "Here" for a short time only Don't Wait, Get Your Now Pictures of Yourself For only JAYTOX—8. B. was well attended. Prayer service was conducted by the president, W. H. M. & after which a short program was redacted in behalf of Mother's Day Solo. Miss D. Calway; paper, Mrs. Pfeider; solo, Mrs. J. H. Bocking; lecture by Mrs. Andrews of Swenson, Texas, our Missionary. For the Express see the Agent J. D. Boykins. DARRELL SCHOOL The annual spelling contest between the Colored Schools was held in the Booker Washington High School in the U.S. Washington High School. There were 4 prizes, three loving cups, one for the 5th grade, the 5th grade of the 6th grade. In addition there was a group of 120 for the best splinter in the year for the year. The 5th grade and 6th grade and 7th grade loving cups were won by Ninth Ward School. The 5th grade and 6th grade stood and in all the loving cup race. Our Lee Jones of the Senior-7th school in the Department of the School is the best splinter in the City schools. In the oral contest, were 6^{\circ} and 7^{\circ} spiders from each school. Our Lee Jones spent 5^{\circ} and 7^{\circ} spiders from each piece. Honorable mention should be made. We are also the best contravant from Ward who was the best contravant from Lee Jones. JOHN GAINEY, ASSISTANT POL, TAL CLERK IN CHARGE YIMPS IN DALLAS. Among the notable personages who visited Dalton as the first shipment of air mail was sent out from the New York station was Hico John D. Gaines, assistant Postal Clock in charge. Mr. Gaines stated that he was a well-known student of the world and amplify time to shake hands and rethink some with his host of friends and squawelances while the Overseas Light, he was the guest of Mr. W. E. Weing, of the People's Undertaking Company, at his home on Holmes street, where a group of students were also端着头，the government and paned a pleasant evening at games with him. IN MEMORIAM In Memory of Our Dear Daughter MISS FRANCTETTA HILL MISS FRANCTETTA HILL she was in one midst. she was in one midst. she was in one midst. between memorials matched- We often think of those we love, sheerly and careless, but we will never forget them. We host the flowers bloom and fade but our memories always. 100 MEN WANTED! at 9:30 a. m., in Sunday School for Class Picture Aflellington Wilson will preside at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. as thanksgiving Sermon of the Ancient Order of Pilgrims a school at 5:30 a. m. and 8. Y. P. at 5:30 a. m. Musical by G-Chef Club at 8 p. m. HER MACEDONIA" EXTENDS A HEARTY WELCOME TO YOU you wish to enjoy a good, intelligent, spiritual come to the MOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH A Cordial Welcome Await You Every Sunday 1002 N. Hawkins Street REV. L. R. MAYE, A. B., B. D., Pastor Father B. Aflington Wilson will preside at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. as sr. pastor. Annual Thanksgiving Sermon of the Ancient Order of Pilgrims at 9 p.m. Monday School at 8 a.m. to V. P. at 578 p.m. Tuesday School at 8 a.m. to G. C. Club at 578 p.m. If you wish to enjoy a good, intelligent, spiritual service, come to the PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH A Cordial Welcome Await You Every Sunday 1002 N. Hawkins Street REV. L. R. MAYE, A. B., B. D., Pastor ST. JAMES A. M. E. TEMPLE FLORENCE AND GOOD STS. "YOUR CHURCH, SANS FOR THE TICKETS AND SALES, on selling the largest amount of tickets given the largest ticket to the Philadelphia Expedition and record-breaking in turkey in the largest amount from tickets of sale with the largest amount of tickets given the largest in Expedition. The largest amount over $100 will be trip ticket to Lansing, Calif. The largest amount over $1000 will be paid one way to Denver. The largest amount will be in turkey in the largest amount of tickets over $100 will be at sum over $15.00 will be given a diamond stamp. In turn they in their money Tuesday night, May 25th. Induced on every body will have a perfect chance from the SUNDAY SERVICES SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 A.M. 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Christian Noveaver, 6:30 p.m. Class Room, 5:00 a.m. Communion Inst. Sunday. Weekly Services Sunday, Monday night 8:00 p.m. p.m. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday Church Rehearsal, Thursday 7:30 p.m. BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH DUNG, Pastor Cockran and Leonard Streets ST.-PAUL C. M. E. CHURCH Corner Burford and Juliette Streets MOCK TRIAL 10 Suit for Breach of Promise Tuesday Night, May 18th Grade Juliette Titianite F. D. H. Parker Rose M. E. F. Parker Come early in order to get a comfortable seat. General Admission 25 Cents Deslandes, Pastor W. E. Clark, Director C. Preaching 11:00 a. m. and 5:10 a. m.; Christian Podover, 6:10 p. m.; morning Bible Class; 5:00 a. m.; Commission 11:00 a. m. $10.00 Suit for Breach of Promise Tuesday Night, May 18th Lawyer W. H. Griese.....Judge G. H. Harter.....F. M. Harter.....F. M. Harter F. 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