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DR. SWEET ACQUITTED BY DETROIT JURYMEN A Champion of Justice A Messenger of Hope SWB MEN WIPE EYES AS JURY TION. BELIEVED THAT VICTORY FOR RACE IN HI- TERFUL PLEA FOR JUSTICE than probable that his other cause will be tried. Thus ends one of the most vital fights ever waged for the race. VOL. 83 DR. S WOMEN SOB ALOUD AND MEN WIP AFTER SHORT DELIBERATION. BE TRIED. IS GREATEST VICTORY FOR DARROW HEARD IN MASTERFUL PL WOMEN SOB ALOUD AND MEN WIPE EYES AS JURY BRINGS IN VERDICT AFTER SHORT DELIBERATION. BELIEVED THAT OTHERS WILL NOT BE TRIED. IS GREATEST VICTORY FOR RACE IN HISTORY OF AMERICA. DARROW HEARD IN MASTERFUL PLEA FOR JUSTICE. A. N. E. C. M. E. B Aid in Fig (A. N. E.) Both trials have preafraidly fielded Storm Marshall and McGill University in Australia. Storm Marshall, urging that aggression be against—among—while its presentation of the Nerofos self-property owners was—uncontrollable, from mob violence through the use of firearms. The Royal College establishes the Royal College in favour of the defenders. The College and family have been victims of torture within the home has been consecutively established. KANARAS CITY, Mo., May 21— "Judge Lynch must go," declared the bishops of the Colored Methodist Episcopal Church at their Fifteenth General Conference which has just closed its sessions here. They were back in their stand by more than 2,900 delegates who attended the conference as the representative of a church co-lieutency of 40,900. Bishop R. S. Williams, the senior episcopal official, presided. The attack on the lynching evil was wide of the scope of its criticisms, including KI forms, of barbarity now practised in the South. In their denunciation the bishops brought the word of southern lenders, white and colored, and of groups who have felt compelled during the last few years to rise up against the grease evil. White-Christianity was called upon back up with every power to make it right for justice. It was required that the Christian duty, it was reminded that it should support the Dover Anti-lynching bill because of the moral issue it is in voice. Outstanding among other recommendations considered by the conference were: equal suffrage for the poor, the equal suffrage for the mindest, the most essential, the综合的, the combing of the ex-Lynchists, the equal suffrage for the poor, and the endowment fund for superstantized revocation, widows, and organs; revocation, the sufficiency of the present number of ten bishops changing ratio of election of delegates to the number of the diocesan every. Twenty-eight ministers, with a like number of laymen: building a publishing house and general office, were bringing for such a quarter, and the opening of work in Africa and South America. Bishop Robert Brown, Birmingham, volunteered for the work in South America and Bishop J. A. Hamlett, for Africa. BOB HOUSTON WINS IN GARY ELECTION Gady, Inc., May 22—A, N. P. 11. With the support of both factions, the judge won a knight honor Judge W. C. Husonat, a former his dire over his fifteen opponents seeking the Republican nomination to be president, to fill one of the factions in the office of Magistrate to up for nomination to succeed him. Among the judge's opponents was Louis Cedrus, a New York lawyer, who tried to split the Colorado vote and spite of the fact that the attorney had the support of Colonial Justice Chicago to work in his behalf, the Chicago to work in his behalf, the court found with the other four friends who sound and failed. Damien's acquittal made such surprise to the citizens of Chicago that he has been an avowed friend of Judge Pounded by W. E. King New York, May 22-4 (Telegraph from Detroit) Henry Sweet has been acquired after four hours' deliberation by a jury, in the second trial, arising out of the death of a white man during a riotous demon, strife in front of the house of Dr. G. G. Sewell. Last September 28, James Weldon, Secretary of the National Association for the Advancement of Color, People who attended the trial, telegraph that women sobbed in the courtroom and tears ran down the cheeks of men when the verdict was announced. Chief Attorney Clarence Darlow's plea was "the most powerful and moving plea I ever believed to." Telegraphs, Mr. Johnson and Attorney Thomas W. Chawlo's "mysterious knowledge of Michigan's Criminal Law was obvious." Of the Colored lawyers who, assisted in this second trial, Julian W. Perry, Mr. Johnson telegraphed he was "of real services in the case." Mr. Johnson also telegraphed up follows: "When it was announced that the jury had reached a verdict after only four hours, of deliberation, there was surprise and apprehension. Which the verdict of Not Guilty was rendered, waiting women sobbed audibly and tears ran down the cheeks of men. It is more SAYS WHITES WERE ONCE SLAVES IN PENN. Philadelphia, Pa., May 21—In a book just off the press, Dr. Chessman A. Herrick, President of Girard College (that college that positively and positively refines to admit Negroes), gives much information about the particular form of slavery that once existed in Pennsylvania. One reads throughout its page that in the early days Pennsylvania depended for its industrial progress upon the Survey, while men and women were the subject of the study. In the history of Pennsylvania were there more than 1,000 Negro slaves. Dr. Herrick points out that the number of white slaves of those held in servitude by law numbered more than 1,000. Even when Pennsylvania was still living to shop and slave, "White Servitude" in Pennsylvania "points out that this State outranked all others in promoting that "racialism" was of slavery among whites, and the State was the only state to have been working in Pennsylvania before William Penn came; and it is pointed out that the favorite sport of the Sowdes was to sell Fines in slavery to the colony on the same day. Continuing, one finds that a ship passage to America, some times cost the equivalent of $140 in American money, and the person Who paid for that passage in 1800 was the same case, died before he had won some of the dom. The ordinary term of what Dr.-Herrick terms "whats slavery" was four years. Very often it appears to have been much longer. Dr. Herrick says that of the 2500 men who were Philadelphia's first four years, 152 were classed as servants. NEGRO CHURCH MUST FILL NEW PLACE SAYS HAYNES (P. N. 8) Making progress before the General Conference of the National Methodist Spirited Church. Dr. Gail H. Hayes, Secretary, Dr. George H. Hayes, Secretary, and Race Relations, Federal Court. The Negro group must meet the national organization. What organization, what mission, what church. First, in the matter of numbers there are more Negroes in the church. First, in the matter of numbers enrolled in Negro church denominations. First, in the matter of numbers put together except the six. "Look at the matter of the strength of age and survival. The Negro Church is more than one hundred years old and has survived and grown each decade. What is the evidence when we turn to the matter of financial power and support? Today there is probably more money invested in Negro church property than any other one place of Negro economic life, and probably more money for general and general purposes than all of Negro business organizations. "Turn, if you will, to the personal. With all the criticism of the military, from local reachfar, to bishop and general officers, president and moderator, there is probably more brain and character within the ranks of the leadership of the church than any other of our professional groups except probably the teaching profession. But after all, wherein, for the organized power of the church is the most unique of our institutions and焉数之. No other could achieve the goal without the 支持 of the military. Could the theatre last six months by a time everybody the soldiers who came to make a voluntary collection for its sunnings? The Protestant Negro churches The Dallas Express Florida Leaders Boom Racial Ventures As Land Prices Soar. Plan Goodwill Tour For Northern And Southern Leaders associating with his Agent, Arthur Hays, of New York City, indicates that the court will be at least two weeks away to hear the case. The court will nearly be 100 miles from the criminal lawyer Thomas W. Murray, who was appointed with Mr. Derry in the course of the legal battle. A legal defense to this case, and the other aggravation is due on March 12, the date of 477th day of the month. Part of the United States has from the time of 1917-1918, confirmation of the Norwegian presentation of the Norwegian suffer from mob violence through the Norwegian influence in favor of the defendant. The home has been conclusively established. Bishops Willht Against thing. WINS CASE AS HIS OWN LAWYER (A. N. B.) Norristown, Pa. May 71, Joseph L. Newtown, five hundred dollars in counsel to the Court Court on Wednesday. He will appear in Merion, which will be the result of a collision between the City Life Avenue in Lower Merion. fial. Williams said he had no attorney, but that he would defend himself, which he did for a day and a half, and came out victorious over one of the prominent attorneys of the Montgomery Co. bar, T. Lane Beah, who represented that. The only time he appeared embarrassed was when he called himself to the witness and to testify in his own behalf. "Go ahead," observed Attorney Beah, "you have called yourself as a witness. Now ask yourself, if there and answer them." "I will do nothing of the kind, but I am going to tell this jury about how the accident occurred," replied Williams, and he did. After the accident, Williams said he was not a Major from the area, and asked her if she was hurt. She responded in the negative, but she was not a Major. Florida Lea Jacksonville, Pin, May 22–Florida is not only the land of Sunshine and Flowers, it is the land of Ne-gross and Opportunities. In the billion dollars of publicly scattered to the four winds of the earth, this fact certainly did not lodge in the minds of the American Negro. Nevenschours of the North got the story of What writes Were "DOLLE, and of what the Negro is doing in a very few stories of a constructive nature. This, unquestionably, is unfair both to Florida and the Negro, and that it has been misrepresented and misundertated; the Nevenschours of the North have missed for investments and for lying that the nation affords. This correspondent of the American Negro was the state of authority—that Florida affords the most unique conditions of racial development and opportunity. In America, the Nevenschours of the North that Kegress of the North 18 is the Florida that is not in the United States. In the area of the North, only three of the Nevenschours of the North could be named North. AFRICANS LOSE IN COLOR FIGHT New York, N. M. May 21, 2013 Music is in hollywood, not in theaters. The first concert of the ten-parting of Hampton, Institute, at Chester College, from whom he and one of the foremost musicians graduated, and has played before the accursed. By Chester College — in the several trims, D. Bee-whit, of Music, as a recognition of the book of Nerga songs, entitled *The achievement and distinction that led to the lively Songs of the Nerga* — is the first concert. Florida Mob Lynches Second Negro in Three Days. WON'T PROSECUTE WHITE MAN- FOR CHOKING COL- ORED WOMAN New York, May 21—The Animal Association for the Association of Pheasant Hunters, 49 Pine Avenue, has received a report from a report on making that Phoenix aloho bear a white male, who had been choking her in its inability to eat. The report of the Phoenix N. A. A. Animal Attorneys in the Computer Attorneys in the Computer Attorneys could be known who could be found who was choking her in its inability to eat. Mrs. Wheeler writes: "The animal has been has been but an example has been set that means much to us as we know we are, not added to the assault as to bail the assault." DETT TO GET DOCTOR'S DEGREE SOON New York, N.Y. May 21-Na In the first half of the month, the most-known music-making-one of the foremost musicians and composers of the race, will be the band of the band of Music, with the degree of Doctor of Music as a recognition of the above-mentioned influence. This has come to him in the field of Florida Second Three (P. N. S.) Laholle, Fla., May 22-Henry Patterson, accused of having attacked a white woman was shot and killed near her last night by a gun. He was a man who raged through the retreats, then hanged to a tree on the outskirts. Patterson was arrested, shortly before noon. Soon afterwards he was also arrested in the office of the officer. Soar. Plan Northern And Yours, (P. N. S.) Aders Boom R Soar. Plan Northern And You are invited to Florida. Because of the wrong impressions and bad impressions of Florida, the leading party to the state are being held to extend a cordial invitation to the people of the North to Visit the first meeting next February which will be the Third. It should be far-reaching good-will and educational. This is over planned by the The movement is headed by Phila- gent-J.E. K. Lee of the Florida college, Tallahassee and Mrs. Mary McLeod, Bethune, President of Beth- une-Cookman College, Bayton Bach. They will be assisted by Pragdent W. W. Collier of the Plains Normal College, St. Augustine; President Joseph C. Cooper, of Edward Waters College; Bishop John Hurst of the A. M. B. Connection; A. L. Lewis, president of the Afro-American Resi- tary Company; D. B. Powell, President of the Peoples' Industrial Insurance Company; George W. Powell, real estate broker; R. D. McGill, attorney; Gen. W. W. Andrews, grand master of the Knights of Pythias, and many others, all the latter of Jasheeville. Prominent people, to their parts of Florida, will join with these mentioned in extending an in- spiration and making arrangements. According to tentative plans, as discussed with President Lee and President Bethune, all during the summer, in all gatherings of distinguished visitors will be prize the north, where there will be personal in contact, ceylon to be engaged in 'enjoying the sun' and the south, where there will be "bacta and figures" on Florida, and colleges of Florida. According the tour is planned to begin about to place, there will be six prizes, the first prize will be awarded to the students of three for the colleges and high Ohio, on Washington, Ohio, and the other colleges of Florida, their achievements and co-prizes. Kuala Lumpur City, St. Louis, Gaporporation, The first prize for the students will be determined later, according to conditioning to information given. The second prize will be awarded to the conducted several similar titles, all in a jot valued at $1,000 and must be submitted by the deadline. Jacksonville is one of the foremost and inspirational. FISK STUDENT WINS OPPORTUNITY PRIZE NancyJillie, Tenn., May 21–Miss I, Ariel Williams, a senior student at the University of North Carolina at the half of the first and second princes in the Poetry Section of Opportunities, was awarded a honorary honorary in the Plenary Session of the Council, announced at a special meeting. He was held in New York City. F.T.R. co-chair of the Committee, and was appointed as a special meeting member. I offer my congratulations to you on your success in the second Opportunities conference. I have a good understanding of the needs for quality of your entry. North-Bournemouth captures the style of the Poetry Section of the contest. A check covering half of the amount of your contest is enclosed. The enthusiasm this year has been quite intense. Both of the parties have been interested in the better-known public interest in letters. We see a measurable advance in the number of participants. We want to keep up, last year, and it would be quite proper for you to begin to express your preparation of entries for next year. This is more than a mere awarding of a most recent award. The evolution of a Heritage muscle. Dr. Deft who also was the first of the 1000-hour-Howard University. has 1006 been recognized as one of the most successful members of whose work in the preservation and development of the Negro is held in the highest esteem at Chezlin College, from which he was the student and faculty of the University of North Carolina. He is the other member of the press, a new book of Negro songs, entitled "Holistic, Excellent, Rock Songs of the Negro as sung at Hampton ob Lynches Negro in Days. he was riding. Later he was captured by the� Women Not Attached According to the authorities the woman now says the Negro did not attack her, but that she was scared. A special grand jury at St. Petersbury is expected soon to announce the findings in the case of Parker Watson, who was inched there Sunday night after being taken from officers. Racial Venture Goodwill Tou Southern Leac summer, in all gatherings of the north, there will be personal invitations extended, and there will be "facts and figures" on Florida. The tour is planned to begin about February 1, 1977. The Northerners will assemble either in Cincinnati or in Washington, D. C. There are some who have suggested other points, such as the "Cars City, St. Louis, Chicago, and Cleveland." This will be determined later, according to President of the National Congress of the United States, who previously conducted several similar tobaccos at which he proved most helpful and inspirational. Havana, Cuba, Being Favorable Considered Among the points planned to be made in the tour, which will be made in Pulhamme, with every courtyard sent from the hotel, will be taken from the hotel. Richmond, Yewanah and Incl. Florida. If airport, Tuskegee Institute, and Tuskegee University are being considered, the following places are being considered: Tulsa, Oklahoma, within Tulsa; Tulsa, Oklahoma, within Tulsa; Tulsa, Oklahoma, and possibly a trip to Jacksonville and a stay in Florida to Jacksonville. CLAIM FEAR OF GOVERNMENT OF AMERICAN NEGRO LEADERSHIP IS RESPONSIBLE FOR MEASURE WHICH EFFECTIVELY BARS THEM FROM PARTICIPATING IN THEIR OWN GOVERNMENT. Negroes Will Have Big Exhibit at Sesqui Centennial Event. Negroes Will Have Big Exhibit at Sesqui Centennial Event. CAPESTOW, South Africa, May 21—The passage of the color bar bill here Wednesday sounded the death knell of the hopes of the nations to establish a "if-falling state" to be governed and ruled by Negroes, and further substantiates the conviction that the governmental powers fear American Negro Leadership. The passage of the bill which denies the natives the privilege of participating in government at Exhibit at tennia MOSTANA COLORED CHERCH DECLINES K. K. K. E100 New York N. Y. May 25—The Washington Chapter of the A. M. K. Church in Billings, Montana, has defined a prof-forced gift of $100 from the local Klu Klux Klin, accord- tion to a support sent to the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People by J. L. Tankerley, Sec- The Hillings Klan vltited the church and altogether with the gift of $100 left a letter to amining that the clime was due to the organisation of the Klan. As a Church communication and gift the Colored church wrote as the other of the members of the official Board and Pastor of the Wayman Church, have listened to the reading of your communication and your generous donation offered our people, but wish to, acentuously accept the offer, this is the most unmost vote of the Board. As Land r For lers distinguished visitors will be a prize easy contest, to be engaged in by students of all the Negro nations and colours at the�ate of the first. According to plane, there will be six princes three for the graded schools and three for the other of the three schools, the subject to be: "Negroes of the first" and "Nationals of the first" for Opportunities. The first prize for this has already been promised, according to the National Commission. The price is not valued at $1.50. According to the plan, there will be six princes three for the graced schools and three for the other of the first. The first prize for this has already been promised, according to the National Commission. The price is not valued at $1.50. According to the plan, there will be six princes three for the graced schools and three for the other of the first. “We are certainly the people of the North will be agreeably surprised when they accept the hospitality of the people of Florida,” said President Lee. “There is only one way to know Florida, what we have accomplished and the way we live, and that is to come here and see for once a self,” declared Mrs. Bethany, who, besides being President of a great school, is President of the National Association of Colored Women's Clubs. A committee of twenty-five or more leading business men of Florida will meet the Northern Party in Tuskegee Institute or Ravannah and accompany the visitors through out the entire journey through Florida. Librarian University of Texas Justin, Tex. Distinct Always ED RYM LOSE GHT NMENT OF AMERICAN N RE WHICH EFFECTIVELY DOWN GOVERNMENT. Distinctive in Service Always Progressive PRICE FIVE CENTS NOVEMBER 24 MEN E IN T AMERICAN NEGRO LEADERSHIP IS RE- RECTIVELY BARS THEM FROM PAR- MENT. Don'tRob Peter to Pay A Don'tRob Peter to Pay Paul THE MONEY YOU ARE AFRAID TO SPEND ON ADVERTISING, YOU ARE LOSING ON LEFT OVER STOCK. The merchant who advertises constantly, turns his stock oftener because he can offer Tower prices than the non-advertiser. _____ Have our advertising manager call and show you how the Bonnet Brown Sales Service will dress up your ads and increase your business. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUB. CO. fabilished, thereby 'minding the aggregation, compaction, construction of the soil' as embodied in the Color Bar Bill. They further could be interested in the project because government could be secured from government could be secured from the fear and fear of the powers that be of the government. (Irafa), this surmise fell upon deaf ears, and the Color Bar Bill was fabricated. SLAVERY STILL IS IN TROPICS SAYS LECTUR- New York, May 25—The National Association for the Advancement of Colored Peoples, 4th Plenary Avenue, has received a report of a lecture in Bristol, England, by John J. Harris, Secretary of the Anti-Shirky and Aborigines Protection Society, in which Mr. Harris pointed out that in a number of tropical regions slavery was still practiced there being between 2,500,000 and 3,000,000 slaves still to be set free. Mr. Harris said a report made by the League of Nations had shown 19 areas of the world, in which 19 were in the world, and 19 were in slave-领. Mr. Harris pointed out that civilisation was coming increasingly to depend upon the products of the tropical countries, 450,000 tons of rubber being used annually, while the world drank 25,000,000 bars of coffee and used huge quantities of cocoa, cane, sugar, as well as precious stones and metals coming from the tropics. Mr. Harris declared that the business of civilisation toward the back-to-the-time was a freedom to give to natives the freedom to produce. In their own interests the raw material required by civilisation, second, to uphold the principle that there should be no legislative or industrial barrier based on race, color or race, third, that the relation of civilised to backward races should be that of trustees to ward, and fourth, that slavers in all forms should be abolished in this general MISS BOCCA MISS EYES. SOCIETY Miss Eyes attended the Exemplar shemful for what child wants to call a woken "mother" who is and can gruditfully say that it was her chosen. Therefore known as If you men would find more interest in the things that would appear to be the most better thing to do, you would be better to be the most more if you know that aPlapper, you would be better off. You only burn yourselves. For the more you talk of that flapper you know that you are the most more than I know. Another thing is the more you talk the better she is like it. A smile is not muito, worry, she doesn't know how to do so. You know that you know that no one respects a man who talks about women in such a personal way as you mean are the most more than I know. You have finished talking about the flapper, tosee to whom you talked will be talking about you so you can't write to them. If you could a good who doesn't amount to much is never talked about, therefore the flapper must be alright or you wouldn't be talking about you. You never can be talking about the most look well on your part. MIN BYC TO DALLAR (1986) IS NOT a very much second point in the city which was prompted by something that really happened without your starting your tongues to wagging about something that is not the most common thing that you know. It was so promiscuous him because there was no such kiss. No doubt had the husband been someone else using a wrist or a wrist and taken it in such a good humor, but you goes should know what you are talking about before you begin because the husband does not begin to know. COIAL & PERSONAL SOCIAL PERSONAL C. C. Gibbs, 8801 Lattimer, Mr. Clint H. Muling, president of the National Negro Progressive Society Inc., passed through the daily calling on the Editor of The Daily News Press. Mr. Huling outlined great surprise program which will unquestionably reflect much credit to the racial interest of Texas that with the same cooperation that Dallas extended. "Industry is the parent of for- tune." Mr. Russell, agency director for the city, said he was in the city last week inquest. Prof. J. L. Hammond, a young student at the city, spent a few days in the city. He also visited the city. BRIGGS HALL H ONE OF THE WORLD'S O —IN ROOSEVELT PLACE— THE BRIG THE BRIGGS HALL HAVEN AND SCHOOL ONE OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST INSTITUTIONS. IN ROOSEVELT PLACE The Belgs Hall Haven and School try to remodel and equip, with meeting with of the above named school, wher or the care and development of the the world to help with the immede For information write enough money to remodel and equip, with meeting some out standing obligations in order to promote the growth of the above named school, which is destined to be one of the greatest institutions of its kind for the care and development of the head, heart, minds and hands of Negro. A call to the world to help with the immediate need of $10,000. All churches are invited PAGE TWO Miss Ryes understands that there is to be a divorce case next week which really shouldn't be. It isn't a terrible for these little flappas and Jelly beans to divorce because they did not mean anything in the beginning, but for you who have children it is aamaful for you to bring such sorrow to your children. Now Ries. To We Widow no doubt you are listening to the flapper friend but you know the life she is leading and if that is what appeals to you and you intend doing as she is when you get rid of your husband it is still more Sam Thomas of Corlissan, in spending a four days with his mate, Mrs. Lucy Johnson at 2222 Kalebville. shameful for what child wants to call a woman "mother" who is know for what your friend is known as Well, since herstores you have been a respectable married man. Miss Eyes will let you off, being your first-affairs of this kind but if it happens again she will have some yet to take you take, who seems much else than others. The whole旋涡 is to take Miss Eyes must, however, let you know that the flapper lawns who the man is and that you did not put anything ever. Miss Eyes will publish the whole affair. Miss Eyes, wonders where the certain Married Men are going to land. Since they have become so popular with the Married Men of Business, they have the place of business. Men Miss Eyes advice you to be careful and watch your step for all "eyes" are upon you. Well, Miss. Married Woman, you and your friend are running wildly Miss Eyes, now you'll be the night age, or nourse. Miss Eyes really can't a little "fish air" in an "Yes" warm night, but be more careful. "Yes" is the first with because you know there is always somebody who is doing the same thing and that may not be husband; just be a little more careful, Mrs. Married Woman. The old folks say, from the way the young folks are carrying on the world, must be nearing the end. But Miss Eyes says, from the way the old folks or rather the middle aged ones are carrying on the world, and also copies of an and or something to that effect. Miss Eyes knows of a surrealty large gumber of married couples (married for years) who have no happiness in their homes whatever. In fact, they are married only about 100 years old. They are not the only out of life he can somewhere else. They just remain married to a very publicity, and those who have the homes have to break them up, although Miss Eyes is of the opinion that happens to be "much more seems like that, the things for which they are making themselves unaccessible. Miss Eyes also so much that it seems that nothing would surprise the event, but she says, "survival, least once a week and the only a day was a week, and the next week was a week. The little 'doppy' flapper " out the cakes "The idea of chalking after a musician who has shown you that he is through with you, when you should have been a home waiting for the musician to come and come you. Now don't you feel cheap since Miss Eyes and the whole in which he owns and operates at that place. J. Richardson of Oakland, Calif., received a letter from his sister, Mary Gaines of a local of his story. Mary Gaines also sister, Mrs. P. G. Gurret, Born G. H. Gurret, a purchaser, Born G. H. Gurret, a purchaser, California) Mexico on route to Mexico at the Humboldt office in interest Provides for your area book. Provides for your area book. Provides for your area book. Provides for your area book. Ask twice to lower your "better ask twice than loose your way once." Mrs. Mary Hunt, 333 Colby Street, Boston, Mass. Dr. Edward B. Wilson, with pliers, was the left sidearm of both arms, axe and sword. He was a great use of the affected limbs. SPECIAL FEATURES OF HIGH SCHOOL CLOSING SEASON ANNOUNCED—CLASS OF FORTY MAY RECEIVE DIPLOMAS Preemmencement evening begins with he will be on the afternoon gun at the Booker Washington HI. and evening of June 11. The annual program of the Latha Dine Annual program of the Latha Dine Academic Art and Science Department will be made made by Dine. The numbers, updated by the direction of the Milton M. Harford Museum, also Renee Baskin. Make sure you are prepared for the evening of the preparation of the CD-ROM. When this building has been properly remodeled it will accommodate about two hundred boarding students. The class room and chapel will accommodate 100 students. This institution is located on an attractive suburban site in the Roosevelt Addition on the Kaufman Highway about two miles from Dallas. Three acres of land has been contracted for and four acre donated by Murphy-Bolans Co. we will be benefited by modern facilities. The United Union Church services are held on Sunday afternoons beginning at 9 o'clock. This non-saturnal school has a unique police station. The police will be based on the students individual aptitude or talent, it offers unique and unexcelled opportunities for students who will need MADAM BRIGGS HALL President and Founder, General Delivery, Dallas, Texas The boys of the school will have a martial arts on Monday, May 17 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The boys and will conduct the martial arts. **Manual Manual Exhibit:** The McMillan Sanitarium is serving its purpose for which it was created. The Express has always been supported by the development of progress. It is above all, and advocates a scientific improvement and specialisation. In common sense to support and patronise, any institution on business, just because it is a Negro activity, but because of the same nature, it is based on the following: In the case of unqualified content, it is based on the main of the public—that he/she—it is pro-fident and faith in those to whom he/she is to serve. This week the Dallas Express representative, had the following: To note the following surgeries are the most common of the Texas. Greene, Cleaver, Flowers and McMillan—the following—major and successful cases was vis Mr. Correll for the present being the older of the men of the North Texas. Mrs. Taylor, 2744 Meyers Street, Dallas, Texas. For an appendicitis and other health problems, 2616 people also of Dallas appendicitis and Mrs. Atkins of Waco, Texas, Street Car accident. The lead to say they are all out of danger The Dallas Express management congratulate the skillful physicians who are serving the first time. The first time to say the latest service for this special field of promotion. At our host—we has anate of going on the physician cooling board. And want that feeling of assurance. And we have to be sure to be sure to be sure to be sure that he/she is going to be under the power of being board for the Sunday evening at Macdonald Institute Hospital at Macdonald Institute led by Mr. Lynee of Austin, Texas, who is the director of the immoniting the progress of the De- partment and, hence, the cover, Mr. J. K. Jordan, Master of Carnegie pre- partment, who delivered an inspiring sermon. HAVEN AND GREATEST INSTITUTION When this b remodeled it will THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1926 The Senior Play, College Sticks, will be presented Wednesday, June 2 in the auditorium of the High School of the School. Day will be held Friday, May 26 on this day the Seniors will have charge of the school. Beginning with an inter-school program in the school, the school will be at the time of the day during the day the class will have charge of the entire school, having their own principal and teacher. The regular school will be held on the same day as the day of the day. The Committee will be held on the 11th of the school of the School auditorium Thursday, June 2nd. Dr. T. N. Hrooks, President of Samuel Houston College Assist-in, Texas will be delivered the committee address. Private functions will include the annual reception for the Seniors by the Juniors, the lunchroom of the High School and the Seniors' annual dinner for the faculty. For the first time in the history of the school the alumni will have a great-honoring meeting and present a new document during the session week. The program will be conducted Monday May 1st in the high school auditorium, beginning on May 26. The school will be held on the 11th of the school of Stanley in the High School has been selected temporary president and she is directing the preparation for the session. Which is the following: High school is the school of the school of the school. Sunday evening at Greater Macedonia Baptist Church the G-Clerk rendered an excellent program. The history and purpose of the club was given by Mrs. W. R. McMillan, which showed that the club stood, for high ideals and gives to the city churches, unterently musters which fan the flames of these spring. Their hope and enclave inspiring their hope and enclave, in the city of the city of Ireland, the club is made up of talented women. Teachers in the public schools, music teachers, choir directors and others who are trained in voice culture. On account of their solid work and faithfulness of Mrs. W. Gibson's directress Miss E. A. Wilson, assistant and Mrs. D. M. Ford accountant. The club wave to them as a token of appreciation beautiful oriental reading. Brother Birch was on the scene and gave a banquet of pretty roses to each member of the club. Dinner Party Given M. K. E. Hilliard who was beaten by the Rangers in a tie-tailled with a dinner-party Thursday afternoon, May 17th at the Washington Senators' home. N. Washington. After dinner pres, scores made by Mr. Caldwell who scored made by Mr. Caldwell who scored made by Robbie Rule. A pair of gok silk box, low score Mimi Hank, a gok silk tray, D. of town, guest Mesa. A gok silk tray, D. of town, guest Mesa. Wade Richerson, a successful businessman of our city has added the Richerson building to the BYTE group. The Richerson building is at 1170 W. 12th Street and completed is an evidence of conglomerate group. The Richerson building is located by the Blake, the Cotton Growers Association and the Community Association. Both organizations are hopeful for greater interest. TWO-WAY PROFITS Your Dallas gas not only costs you much less than many large cities pay, but it has about twice the heat value. It runs over 1,000 B.t.u.s. per cubic foot. Less than a corks worth of your natural gel can cook a good breakfast for six hungry people. IN LOYING REMEMBRANCE OF MY DEAR MOTHER When the spring has spent her beauty, And the summer time, go here. Then I plan that sweet home-giving. As I plan it every year. Rest and quiet there await me. Freedom from all work and care. But with sadness I remember That my mother won't be there. BLJABETH WRIGHT, Dir. OAK CLIFF—J. W. Flemings ago 12 did not his home 4004 Avant et April 10, 1926. He was a member of Mt Rose Baptist church and American Weedman Camp No 36 He leaves two daughters. Mrs. Jeanne Early and Mrs. James Epcerson, two sons. Measures William and Arvelis Flemings. His body was shipped to Taylor for burst Mrs. Daisy Lee Forman age 22 died May 1926. She was a member of Elizabeth Chapel C. M. E. Church, M. M. T. and Court of Co. Lathes. She leaves one sister Marie Bradley, one brother, M. W. Barker King; two children, Mrs. Mystel Jewel Brewer and William Foreman Jr. and a husband. William Foreman Sr. Mrs. Eese Lee Brooks who was the widow of the late C. W. Williams will make her home in Newfield Ill. with her husband. BARGAINS IN Investigate these "F of the wonderful va sale. On Thomas of Negro home life. FOR FURTHER IN BARGAINS IN COMFORT. Investigate these "Bargains" and learn of the wonderful values offered in this sale. On Thomas Avenue, the center of Negro home life. C. A. TULL, 2626 Thomas Avenue X-3535 Jarvis Christian Institute Will Open Its Second Summer School Session June 7 The fact that the State Department of Education will recognize teachers who have been involved in high school and elementary school jobs done in Junior College, High School and Elementary school will interest to those who desire an ideal place to attend a summer, the faculty has been carefully selected to keep with the high school teachers has made a speciality of his or her subject and has had years of experience teaching. The rates are the most reasonable that can be secured anywhere. The grounds, parks, and etc. An ideal place for study and rest. Cources have been arranged to meet the needs of teachers in elementary, junior and senior high school schools. The courses in elementary, junior and senior high school schools will be offered by head and head teachers. Students who desire to make up work will also Those interested should write immediately to J. N. ERVIN, President, Hawkins, Texas or PROF. L. M. JOHNSON, Conductor, 1130 Humboldt St., Fort Worth, Texas 18 AT YOUR SERVICE FOR ALL DRUGS, COLD DRINKS, CIGARS and SUNDRIES X-3535 and Mr. Brooks. The tent meeting conducted by Rev. Hillbrew at The corner of Miller and Eight Sts is very successful. Mother's Day programme at various churches was good. The Odd Fellows Thanks giving program at El Bethel Hospital church was very good. Rev. T. E. Thomas of Mt. Olive Christian had handling Sunday. DAVE BUCKNER Dare Buchner, Infulible, is one to be commended for his musical performance was first presented to the publique, held at the "Urbana Institute," held at the "Urbana Institute," and "Urbana Institute," since then he has been a master of entertaining, better known for his returned this week from Athens. He will be attending the monthly engagements at the White Path Church-Café Arthur Tracy-Freeway. He will be in the color of white, and his ideales that bring forth second ANNUAL INTER-CHURCH OUTING TO BE HIDD AT FAIR At Eat Prix, on Friday May 34 there will be held the second annual inter-church engagement by the IN COMFORT. Bargains" and learn values offered in this Avenue, the center. FORMATION CALL FULL, nas Avenue U.3829 U-3829 **XII. E. A. Alington, William W. local doctor, who are interested in bringing their congregations closer together.** Through arrangement with J. Eugene Pearce, Fair Park amusement man, all the amusement device in Fair Park will be thrown open to colored citizens on that date, and there will be additional amusement features provided in connection with the outing. It is expected that members of all the local churches, with many from surrounding down will attend, and, that there will be some creditable showings in the way of decorated fiesta entered by various churches, Sunday Schools and theirauxiliary organizations. CLASSIFIED ADS AGENTS WANTED—Makes 15.00 Mon, women, students sell our Gift Mon, women, students sell our Gift Annapolis Huntington Company, 278 & Windham Chicago, E-25-44 AGENTS — WHITE POP — FREE Makes shirts for large Magpie Makes shirts for large Magpie experiences required. Many each Makes shirts for large Magpie Makes shirts for large Magpie MADISON, 241 Broadway, New York FOR SALE — Now 4,100 frame square, new home. Teen neighborhood. Teen work including interest without title. Title owner, 241 Broadway, H-6771 STOP, LOOK AND LISTEN THE COUNTRY GIRL IN TOWN Church, corner of Fairford and Jord Church, corner of Fairford and Jord May 11th, 1914 CALL US CALL US Among the other conveniences offered by taxi and compass, you can enjoy sandwiches while making puns of transportation and you can be so comfortable you can be so comfortable. NORTH DALLAS TAXICAB CO. H-3071 H-9276 HALL AT THOMAS AVE. "Phone for service" TAXI ATTEN SUMMER SCHOOL TEXAS COLLEGE Open A The Second Largest in faculty, unrestricted class room capacity, and a large library and classroom, duplex school and college for those who take the normal w. Rates Hikes A. P. HORNAND A. M. Stave, Assistant W. H. JAMES, President Open June 7th The Second Largest in Texas last year, A. strong and experienced faculty, unexercised class room equipment, Laboratories, Library, home-like and sympathetic environments. Miss Elizabeth T. Perry will conduct practice school and classes in Primary Methods. The school is recognized by the Department of Education. State examination at bloss for those who take the normal work. Rates Reusable. Write A. E. HOLLAND, Director, Wichita Falls, Texas. A. S. Stony, Assistant Director, Palmsley, Texas. W. H. BANKS, President, Texas College, Trier, Texas. SUMMER SESSION Tuskegee Normal and Ten Weeks: June 7 First Term: Ju Second Term: Ju Contracts in Elementary, High al subjects offered, Contracts taught by the District Business Practice, Mechanical Art, State Certificate extended and has granted to another utilization plan R. R. MOTON, Principal Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute Ten Weeks: June 7, to August 14, 1926 First Term: June 7, to July 10 Second Term: July 12, to August 14 Certification Summary: High School, Junior College, and Vocational substitute offered Business Practice, Mechanical Arts, Agriculture Business Practice, Mechanical Arts, Agriculture State Certification extended and renewed. Reduced round trip rates State Certification extended and renewed. Reduced round trip rates Certification Certificate Date WRITE FOR INFORMATION R. R. MOTON, Principal E. C. ROBERTS, Dir. LIKE A MAGNET THE BUYING PUBLIC Attract the Attention of DALLAS EXPRESS ADS Phone H-0053 LET ME BE TH COMMUNITY S. T. William Superior Allen at Inlinitte S. Phone H-0053 Phone H-8866 LET ME BE YOUR DRUGGIT COMMUNITY DRUG STORE; S. T. Williamson, Jr., Prop. Superior Delivery Allen at Juliette St. Dallas, Texas "I Either Have it, Will Get It, or it Isn't Made" Paper Company OF TEXAS WHOLESALEMEN AND JOBSRERS WALL PAPER, PAINTS AND 1901, to 1907, Rose Avenue DALLAS, TX Sea our samples TEXAS DALLAS BAND HOUSE Dalton 128 Main Street W2038 128 Main Street Phone X-9294 King Band Instrument Static Air Leady and Ludwig Drums and Drums Vega, Vega Guitar, Banjo, Kazoo SUNDAYS at Office by Appointment Only HEADREST ..... M-8156 OFFICE ..... Phone M-8357 OFFICE ..... Phone M-8357 Office 800-1100 - Great Street Hours 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. 7 to 8 p.m. Mortgage Servicing at Mortgage Servicing at (Disseminating In Diseases of Women. Chronic disease of Heart, Lung, and Kidney. Blood Diseases and Gentle-Dietary Diseases) AUTOMOBILES See Briggs-Brown Motor Co... New and Used Cars Willys Knight & Overland Distributors Mack Simms, Colored Transporter Res. F-0784 Office X 7231 Evansy and Cadiz AND THE COLL AND NORMAL TELE, TYLER, TEXAS June 7th A year ago, A. strong and experienced hospital informationist, Library, binder, and T. Kerry will come to the State examination at blossom port. Bumble, Writter Bumble, Writter Director, Palatine, Texas at, Texas College, Texas at, Texas College, Texas And Industrial Institute 7, to August 14, 1926 6, to June 7, to July 10 July 12, to August 14 Bachelor, Junior College and Vocational College, Diploma by Education MBA, Agriculture and Home Economics renewed. Reduced round trip rates in Pamphlet distribution on the de- WRITE for E. C. ROBERTS, Dir. E. C. ROBERTS, Dir. BE CONVINCED Phone H-8866 OUR DRUGIST DRUG STORE; Jenson, Jr., Prop. r Delivery Dallas, Texas Tuesday afternoon at the 1st June 1984, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, Juliette, and Mrs. Bubley, are meeting the well-known group of the group. Mr. Bubley was discussed when the general, survey, was sent to bring the members. There were three other meetings of which were, and the members, for which were sent to the group. After the meeting, Mr. Bubley was re-assessed the status of the group. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson were re-assessed to meet with Mr. and Mrs. Bubley. THE NO TRUMP WHIS CHUM Mr. Monday 10th May 1984 at 10th at the house-regular meeting, glass in the house-regular group. Most of the members were present and a room had been opened. THE QUEEN CITY CIVIC AND ART CLUB—part a pleasant event in April 21st, with Mrs. L. Jones 1918 Moore St. May 26th. The club held 16 months together. When the 19th Attention Mr. A. Dallum was an course was arrived by the hostess. Next meeting May 15 with Mrs. Bayard 22nd. The author, Mr. C. P. Lage president.— THE RED HOSE ATHLETIC AND SOCIALE CLUB—May at the community meeting of Meeting was opened on the present. Roll-eated and other part A short talk was made about Tennis. All young lads and gentlemen who would be interested in Tennis, call Chas. Coleman R. 1844, between 4.5th and 1.20 p.m. on Mrs. P. Henry's report. THE FIDELS ART AND CULTURE CLUB—Net with Mrs. W. R. Blodow and Mrs. W. R. 1924. This being our annual ex-hibit of Tennis for the bath room which was beautifully carried out. The hostess received a defted two-year performance. The club's members, Mrs. Richardson, who is leaving May 10th for Seattle, Wash. She will be gone until early fall. Next meeting with Mrs. Jones, or Cochran St. HAPPENINGS The G-Cief Club gave its final musical programme at Macedonis Haping, a search Sunday evening, in the gourmet house, the high musical. It happened, no lambe were listening. The Dattas Express represents the dropped income of the business. It was given a word of peace, and encouragement. The business man, fail to give proper respect, is a good man, and will have a justice passed on. It will happen. The business will catch good luck and it will happen the next time. It will happen to the public, and give the public, and the public is the the dynamo to business and the good to the Dattas Express representative "better rule in. Have you than return to hell." NL The Churches of Dallas were represented at one of the G.Clef Musical which was at St. Paul M. J. Church, Thursday night, May 13, 1992. The Dattas Express was sent to the city when they were worth any one's dollar to have heard them. But it happened—Pass the basket for you—not donation. Why should there not be 50,000 subshares in Texas (the Dattas Express) A well-physician woman came in. To a barber shop and said, Can I get a brochure from you? The Madam It happened—a wig. Grand Chancellor W. R. Willis, in the meeting of the Dattas Grand Judge in Convention inбилаев, Jan. 6-14, 1924. Mr. Ewell Stark: Invited the Dallas Express representative to look in upon the agenda of the event. I would like to find a new response. It happened Mr. R. V. Watson was instructing his son. It was very��The Dallas Express representative was over- The Dallas Express is your mouth place. If you abreast with all current news. The Dallas Express representative was given an opinion by the agents it happened in the People's life. Insurance is happened the representative had to make a short toll. It happened this compared to the general have stopped drawing and now going to walking. On floor Avenue the "Ad" representative walked into a business conceal. The Dallas Express "Ad" representative was approached by a member of his group would like to see the manager. I I wish the manner of the manager was we will address you in taking and we will find a list of min "ad" not the manager now and it happened his boss was out and he was the porter. The "you to misfire than the word." Therefore, Dallin. must be the organ that shall fall into the music ffr news. The hostess arrived at the home tang27 Mr M T Tyler president. WHEATLEY PLACE MERRY WYLS CTTH—WY is encouraged to Mrs. Charles J. Stevenson, 2125 Meadow St, April 16th. The evening has spent in embroidery work after which the hostess served an enjoyable repeat. Next meeting with Mrs. L. A. Mitchell on Myers St., Mrs. M. F. Butler, president. MEMPHIS—MY PLEASANT E. R. at the event hour. E.R. J. A. Hoods son delivered a burning message. Mrs. J. O. Tyler to much improved, the Hattieva Tugess Mrs. S. Owens of Hillsborn, Texas who has been visiting her sister left for her home Saturday. Don't forget the E.P.races are Miss H. L. Means. Two friends (ladies of course) were engaged over the phone last week. It happened one said "hello sugar" a response came. How are you dear? The answer came. I am a traveling lixie, and it happened a toad lixard. Well, I will say the Dallas Express representative always takes delight in rendering any service, also the management, but when we have no management of your In any case, you can not give you a written, if happened, a simple of regrets. The G. C. Cieff Club presented Mass dams, a pail of white, white, and a token of the old shire of the town, as a tool, in their appropriations for resealing, rendered, it happened no weeping. Mr. W. H. Russell, State Manager for the Atlanta Life Insurance Company in Texas, was phased into the Department of Insurance Monday. It happened he paid for a year's sub-exhibition for the Dallas Express to hailed to his wife in Atlanta. The Women's Auxiliary to Mediation, and Transnational Association are a set of gratitude, who are grateful for small things that are not so far as the Dallas Express representative to able to judge—to give the management of the Dallas Express. It happened the management does not be a high-value, and it is the most expressive and it happened, we are your Humble person, to do all that he is to succeed to as aாளer. Prof. J. J. Hamilton of Cuneus, New York, is currently present at the day in Dallas, Wednesday, May 12, is happened—as he met, his friend was a man who had been a good "gin" cotton sin-bills for Cuneus's surgery. The "Pulmonary Society" Benefit Act was the first of the two rights of the individual common preached at St Paul's. Paul M. E. Church last Sunday by donated $10,000 to the church. They had been the only one not on wheels but the station of St Paul. The Pilgrims celebrated their Annual Thanksgiving—sermon at Macedonia, Huntist Church, Dr. E. Arlington Wilson, preached. On Central track, Sugar said to her honey, as he velled—where have you been—ch honey, isn't I your little bird—yes, but you show gwing to fl. It happened Sugar Flow to the ground and it happened she flew home on felt reying home, sweet home—no man honey for me. Mrs. Rlinas Colford left for Jack, scoville, Fla. last Friday to attend the beside of Mrs. Trammell. Blast to Mr. Blas Colford. Mrs. A. G. Weems, After Two weeks of illness on Thomas Ave. The Dallas Evenness is your in, situation. It is with you in your moreative nets. In your social realm, in your religious circles, in your federal advancement in your purchasing and selling programs. In fact it is yours and it will fol Law you home or on your variation if you will but only assist it. The collets Express Management equipment their appreciation. In Chester Park Wentley Drug Store The Vogue Shoppe, TN Community, Inc. (Cafe, Fees) at the Hotel, Norwood Road, Hinesville, New York Central Street, Hinesville, New York and Harwood Street, Hinesville, New York and United-based of Old Fellows and Fair Park, for their "Ads" It happened, it pays to divert. Mr. James A. M. E. Church, having his anniversary, which was founded in 1816, it happened no election of Bishop. Must it be said that the Express goes to its service and its own sub-law, "The Law" It has now come to its signpost—20,000 who will be the first. Cheeks will soon be out-to-reachers will be glad. It happened checks stop and the cable will sing a sole. Need a Budgetary pour. Only 20,000 readers for the Great of Dover, the most-scored of the state of Texas. Why should there not be 20,000 readers in Texas to the Dover Express? Hon. W. A. Willis, Grand Charter, 1st of Texas will not be in the Pythons, Calantheans and citizens of Temple, Texas. May 25, 1926 it happens that the school of "Jno, Henry" first of si- Business is rushing. The number of business hours, they're happened business to rushing from the pocket of the public speaking to the A drive is on for an unstech�ment for the Dally Express. It happens to be a small size of the Dally Express. The Atlantic Life Insurance Co. of Atlanta, id. and Powell's Hotel on again present the first on subculture. Who will follow? Mrs E O Ward is the popular knowledgeable of the first to see how the people to whom the�, to the first to take their own, it happened that when the happened that will take the same place when they were in the spring, when Social Club gave them a spring den-color, while and they were in the Spring Temple, Friday night, May 14, 1926. It happened to a combustibility. 50,000 submarbers for The Greater Dallas Express in the state of Texas, as is one algae. JAZZ AND CLASSICAL MUSIC RAYLE AND HIS TWO IN ONE ORCHESTRIA New Opened for Engagements Dlass Fox Parties, Clubs, Dances and Dances for a Society In and out of town engagements. DATE BUCKNSH, Manager, Phone H-025 People Drug Store Headquarters FOR SALE REGISTERED FIT SULLY TERRIER Both Ries and Dam. United-Kennel Club registered. Phones H-7493 - H-0192 3115 State Street Powell's Hotel And Court Rooms and Apartments For Rent With AU Conveniences BAGGAGE and TRANSFER DALLAS — TEXAS BATHING BEAUTIES WANTED! A CHARLESTON DANCE WANTED A BASE BALL TEAM WANTED FOR THE OLACHAWA, TEXAS 300 IN GALVESTON—June 5th, Who Will Represent Texas Who From Dallas W in This Special Excursion Hare to all Lions Thousand Will be You Can W OVER $240.00 in cash prizes GALVESTON—June 5th, 6th and 7th—GALVESTON Who Will Represent Texas, in the Charleston Contest? Who Will Dallas Will be a Bathing Beauty, in This Revue? Special Excursion Date: no call Limits The Greatest Poet Pursues Ever Signed Thousand Will be Here to See You Win You Can Win, if You Try OVER 120,000 in cash in each gift to Bathing Beauty An Orchestra Wanted From Dallas For Information the Dallas Orchestra Wants Call, C. C. D. B. D. B. D. WILEY COLLEGE SUMMER SCHOOL AND SUMMER NORMAL WILLE COLLEGE SUMMER SCHOOL AND SUMMER NORMAL OPENS JUNE 7TH. Summer School Constitutes Full Quarter's Work By special arrangement, students must complete a yearly study in two summer residence attendance. For detailed information, write the Dean. The same high grade teaching personnel used in regular session is required. Students of Wiley will continue to receive every progressive advantage that can be given by a college that maintains recognized status. Darden but the school offers no inducements that tend to reflect upon the character and quality of its students. A steady increase in enrollment and the low percentage of failures in the summer school and summer normal are evidence of the fine quality of work done by students as a result of a competent teaching force and adequate facilities which the school insists upon having. Write immediately for free bulletin of information about courses, expenses etc. M. W. DOGAN, President, Marshall, Texas. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1926 PROP D. H. GRIMES RICH REASONABLE, RELIABLE, LOCAL ADMITTED ASSETS 9234702929 All Fitzpatrick and friends are invited to the open doors at the Maxwell Hall on Jan. 26th. Dinner will be held May 11th. I. W. THOMAN, Organizer 1111 Wall Street Dallas, Texas GRAND CENTRAL THEATRE Always 5c and 10c Now Playing This Week at The Grand Central THURSDAY - LETTER GUNES in the Art of the West. FRIDAY - HUND MISSION in Tampa, MISSISSIPPI, also a Cow Boy Drama. SATURDAY - HARRY CARRE in The First one. The Night Hawk. 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It is a plain, every day, sensible, conservat Ive a newspaper, which trims no sail to catch the passing brews; it is no doubtful flag; it professes a patriotism as broad as our country. Its love of even handed justice covers all the territory occupied by the human race. This is pretty high ground, but we live on it and are prospering. Boys of the press come up and stand with us. This ground is holy. THE FISH BILL PASSES THE HOUSE If the members of Congress can come to the same point in their thinking, the House. The House, a monument to Negro soldiers who died in the late war will be erected in France. The bill was introduced by Rep. John H. York and it exploded the heavy support of the majority of the Re-majority as well, evidently as rats as well. clared in substance that there would be no need for federal enforcement on the rights of states which are recognized as the foundation stones of this government, were the states to pass the sort of legislation that is calculated to The new aspirations of time and energy, the attempt was well worth the effort. The Saturday evening Post with its millions of readers carried an extensive article showing the worth of the project and pictures of Love Field and its environs. Other journals usually as prominent carried front In their makeup. HERGER EPHARS OUT AGAINST LYSCHING AGAIN There is something compelling in the tactics which Borger, so-called a number of the House, is using his "introduction of his bill against lyching. Last week again he made a speech in which he arranged in no uncertain form the O. O. P. for his "failure to push its campaign against lyching" promised in the platform of 1924. "Sold-hard," while thousands are being paid to any of those who may be taking an occasional drink-in-violation of the 15th Amendment and while the federal government is spending many millions of dollars each year to found of American politics is to be found. Principle has given war to party in America and trifles reign supreme where the needs of a nation are tooyed with Berger is 16% compromised for his stand. He may even be a given credit for being sincere; but as the Express sees it, any hope for the success of the resolution which he has introduced is for which he has introduced every word of the success which he made to support of it is the undullened truth. DALLAS MAKES ANOTHER STEP FORWARD constitution. It is not only the to arrive via the air. Patrons of duty but it is clearly within the stores raised to obtain. of the nation which will make enforce- twenty four hours out of New able the rights guaranteed to the York-collectors. paid an enormous Last week. the nation was the passage of those letters and treated to answer of the utter- nation. the italian charservation dressed a gathering and stressed moved another way forward and unified unity attention the or progressive cities of America. well defined attempts to again. These responsible for the pro- bring to the live the ancient art- of the nation. Dallas were activated by the same THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1926 What Are Our Young People Thinking About Themselves? and what it is not duty to be hood flies, too or fifteen here, a Friar, a man of the highest esteem, who has been a wish to make allowing himself to the happiest man in the world, learn to make allowing himself to the happiest man in the world, learn to make allowing himself to the happiest man in the world, the making of man I want to succeed is one of the greatest stimuli circumstances the art of health, much in the excellent life. Radio Topics # EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the beginning of a series of short stories taken of Washington, HI. It is labeled for the reason that they are a magician of thinking in black and a magician of thinking in white, unanimously that there is an interest in their belief of thought on how their belief of thought on how the world from the lack of knowledge of the world with their man of science. In the publication of these stories it is performing a service in the race who are really conscious of helping people and who are meant of helping them to more understand their ability to efficiently study the EXPRES SHOWN acknowledges Joseph J. Riordan principal of Joseph J. Riordan principal of for these manuscripts each of them as well as fit to take from them as well. # ISSUE NUMBER 8 B. H. K. It has been announced that man was created in the image of God, and creation. This the hiring of the magician in either and now simply service in either and now simply service for himself only is selfish and Of all the professions that I know, I regard the medical profession next to the highest. It is a meditation, profession. I feel that it is my duty to be a great man and a great doctor. I want to gain a well-being to manage both relative it of pain. I want to learn more about the nature of life. I want to create a hearty life. I want to be making of men. I want to be making the laws of health, math. IMPROVED RADIO BEACON FOR FLYERS BY P. M. SHERRILL (Radio Engineer) Something new and unique in the line of radio apparatus has been recently developed for the guidance of airways in airways, for on a other time when the pilot, e.g., suggests his route. Tests on this depot are in the form of Dayton, Ohio, using the same kind of radio beacon now in operation at Wilbur Field. In the first status is a development of an old system which has been in successful use in an auditing ship. In this system, two separate servicing systems are being set up in the second season, and when the "flyer was going directly towards the beacon, the two signals would combine in the response for the return. If the fizer was headed to the left of the beacon he heard the first signal on and he heard the second signal on and he heard the second signal only. This system was successful, but has been redeemed and is supported by the team which do not require so much concentration on the part of the pilot. The best system controls three horizontally placed electric lights on the dash board of the plane. When the plane is off, its square is at the top of the plane when the light is on when to the right of green light flashes, and when the plane is headed directly towards the beacon is called light flashes of regular intervals. Pilots are using this type of radio in the line of radio شبب, which is used to report the position of the plane when the plane is on the right of green light flashes, and when the plane is headed directly towards the beacon is called light flashes of regular intervals. Any broadcasting station which would have a vast audience day in and day out would have a broadcast station which needed a comprehensive musical library. Nation KIDA has that it represents an investment of $100 million in the collection had to be wrecked completely collapsed and the collection was so extensive and extensive collections of manus- cripts and music that they were Chuckle Column There was a bimbo named Betty Who on Hadio was a bit betty. He came on one day and asked her to play the harp. He loved how he reached Cicindelam. Now his partner, named Mark had to come on one day little finally he fell to hear that follow Mark bark The seventy-five stations I got in an hour last night! Moral: They all got that way some one or less! "No people on earth are fonder of beads than in the Indianas," said a radio lecturer, the other night. "What about our musical comedy actresses? The Indianas may see beads for ornaments but our footlight celebrities prefer them as a protection against a cold." He got what we mean. H���� Swagun From The Home, Net. Client eight at our house last night, Couple of dead batteries. Wife got a cake recipe. "Over the air." But Jagging by the taste of the water goes to the总监. "Stella," eliminated some of the ingredients. We get all kinds of cities on the set without feeling excited about it. But the minute the wife times up a Charlesson—we have to roll up the rugs and give her room. "Preserve Your Gums" advised a prominent dentist over the radio. Don't tell the flappers that, does they're doing it now. You know arhead and death. Last but not least I want to take my father's place. He is getting old and some day must retire. I believe he would be the happiest man in the world just to know that he had a won worthy to take his place; to carry on the great work which he is doing. And with the help of God I will strive to be worthy of his hope for me. I live for those who love me. Whose hearts are kind and true. For the heaven that smiles above me. And the good that I can do Dedations By Joseph J. Rhoads I have years ago I wrote the following words add distributed them in printed form among my pyridin "in the first Sea of yet life" let green be an outflow to others as well as an inflow to self. The times were writing under the caption "Self-Preservation" The significance of the advice is revealed in the nature of the Dead Sea and the factors that contribute to it. This young man has the right viewpoint on this fundamental question. 2. Why should he not act that it is his "duty to be a great man" There is no reason that any horror or wit should have hopes of he-recoming ordinary men or women. It is within rank of every normal child to become extraordinary This is a great affect. This is a great affect. The word of youth to some into its healing of duty and ice is very strong. They want to make their parents live as they do to prove themselves of their parents' home and fortune. These homes are expe tions should be such as to admit of realization in daily conduct as well as in the lower complexity of manhood and woman hores. This is an itinerant hance it is now that this father should be the happiest man in the world and be very well this boy's knowledge of this fact is one of the greatest stimulations in the youthful life. di piccs been assembled by a single organization It is said to contain di- verified demands of RDA's snt The rosette embroideries all fit their own unique style. The music media connection, dance and goundalays, ballets and dancers, opera grouds, such as quarts, quartet grouds, such as quartet, quartet Qualifications Of A Media Backend The perfect radio engineer of today requires an extraordinary number of qualifications, according to Dr. J. M. Dellinger, of the United States. By�eut of Standards. Speaking at the first annual convention of the Institute of Radio Engineers, Dr. Dellinger remarks of the radio engineer, that he must be "an electrical engineer as a physicist, a mechanical engineer as an expert on accounts, a musieian and last but not least a diplomat." (Copyright, 1926 by The Bonnet Brown Corporation, Chicago) RADIO QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. (Mr. Sherrill will be glad to) Help you solve your radio archa- tion in the paper. Q. F. L. K. says: "There is a very good way to do it. Q. F. L. K. says: "There is a very good way to do it. When the boss praises my world about the play, that's CLEAR RECEIPT! When he beams me out and gets on my nerves, that's STATIC fo-night. Jo-ny-ble, 1926, by The Newport- Brown Company, Chicago. HOONIT? It's Robert P. Edwards... (For The Associated Negro Press) 10—One day in 1788 he had the temerity to preach baptism to the citizens of Savannah, Georgia; for whichเขียน... he was publicly whipped. Upon being released, he again preached the same doctrine, and paid a similar penalty. He continued his preaching, and the city continued his punishment until at last he won a friend who gave him an old barn to preach in, I was the birth of the First African Baptist Church of Savannah, and the preacher was HOOBIT? Answer to Hecut: 45 Brand Answer to: Hosait7—49. Brandy- wine Sampson. LOOKING BACKWARD May-The Year of '25 By Robert P. Edwardson, P.O. Box 1000, Philadelphia, P.O. Box 1000, Mary Barry C. Cramer is dead in this city Church of St. Mary's in Church of St. Mary's in New York, N.Y. New York, Cree New York, N.Y. New York, Cree Alabama, Alabama, Alabama Kansas City, Mo. J. B. R. Kansas City, Mo. J. B. for the inferred civil employees of Hints for the Household X Housecleaning Suggestions Are you tired of your house? Does it look old and dingy to you? If you can easily change it. Organize your housecleaning. Plan each day's work, finish in one day. In this way, your whole house will not be upset at one time. Cover up thesthatches on woodwork with paint to match. Cikan the wallpaper. Then to give the final touch of newness change the arrangement of furniture wherever possible. COOKING HISTORY **Dry cleaning waterproof** * 30% water, 30% acrylic resin, thicker than paint, andough透水confectioner sugar to make frosting thick enough to cover waterproof the Environmental Science V. — John Jolly. John Larkin, who has been sojourning in New Orleans, L. — The N. A. K. New Orleans I. — The N. A. K. McCabe J. — C. W. Weiner membership strike, and will give a scholarship New York J. — The first I. — The first Colored nurses have graduated from the Hastings Hospital School. TIB-RITS Mia Leonard Marmurghan (Joshua J. — John Jolly). John Larkin, who has been sojourning in New Orleans, L. — The N. A. K. McCabe J. — C. W. Weiner membership strike, and will give a scholarship New York J. — The first I. — The first Colored nurses have graduated from the Hastings Hospital School. TIB-RITS Mia Leonard Marmurghan (Joshua J. — John Jolly). John Larkin, who has been sojourning in New Orleans, L. — The N. A. K. McCabe J. — C. W. Weiner membership strike, and will give a scholarship New York J. — The first I. — The first Colored nurses have graduated from the Hastings Hospital School. High-speed elevators are capable of carrying up to 1000 feet (300 meters) of building material. Humans can make window panels, doors, and doors discovered in the Philippines. The pulling power of an ordinary railroad engine equals that of nine hundred horses. American people are boring people credit at the rate of $1,000,000. The country of Thibet is report ed to have only one motor vehicle which is a motorcycle It was "perfect" natural and intended to keep their neighborhood safe, the President said. The president have excluded them legally, "suggested Tempus-howmanism," he added. The president's had reference to—perhaps, "legal code" of the Klan, to motivate him to mount an economic large-scale campaign for the Advancement of Native Americans. Colored People and then published that if he had the same attitude toward the N.A.A.C. P. that Darrow has towards the Waterworks improvement Association, that he would say it was an organization for the purpose of electing colored people into office (whatever that, offense might mean), or for the purpose of putting colored people into "white neighborhoods (what an "infamous act") or for the purpose of promoting intermarring—but before Tom's offered any other "surges" (I) the objection of the defenecation brought the explanation from him that he meant to add that "he didn't, of course, believe that." A ruling he judge Murphy prevented his telling any more of the terrible things that he "didn't believe" about the N.A.A.C. P. In many parts of his arguments, he referred to the lifeless body of the innocent Leon Drakes who paid so dearly for such hatred. NEGROES REFUSE SCAB WORK New York City interviews a bengal Indian Nerima Narwana and Indian American Jimmy Develo, a doused millionaire, breaking out of the strike and reporting that Great Britain is reported that Great Britain is in work as吏役者, during their work as吏役者. IF AT ONCE YOU DON'T SUCCEED Gloucester, N. J., May 14-but- native of Jamaica, arrived here central detention home of the Blur- ship, on a h showway within five hours of his success in getting the Jamaican to the fruit store. He arrived on the fruit store that he opened the ocean on the south coast of Jamaica, and arrived on the ocean after he arrived on the ocean and declared that he was the same ship and declared that he The Road To Better Health which should receve a mention this place even though it is not removable, namely, heraldic. There is no doubt that we inherit from our (Copyright, 1924, by The Ronald- ancestors a tendency to be fat or) Brown Campus, Chicago. then cheese. Roll up and fasten with tooth picks. Just before serving, toast carefully. Serve while hot. Quick Apple Sauce Wash apples, cut up with skins on. Roll until tender. Hemave from fire and stir apples through colender. thus removing skins and seeds. Sweeten. The flavor and food value of apple sauce cooked in this manner is really superior to apple sauce made by peeling and coring apples. Mup will toppers from spoon and make until light brown. Butter pane lightly as knees burn easily. Ramsun Padding 1.2 small leaf of bread 1.2 tablespoons of butter. The Ro Bet He OBESITY During the 11th month must people put on the to con pungs of superflids flesh that is generally lost through the summer months. The reason is that during the 11th day the person is more and more than the good old summer time. Only those who do not have a good day are especially well balanced. They you have the three main causes of obesity—that, haunting "big-heavy" of the middle-aged man. And, of the three my observation and experience has convinced me, the endless endless glands play the leading part. I know people who are as thin as the average man, and the most times as much as they know, when tips the states at two hundred pounds. I know people who are different ways of being different. Ways, while their friend never moves a muscle if he can help them. Which means the first part of his a matter of eating and exercise. Fundamentally then, being fat or the most important thing is being healthy. The activity of the ductless glands. These are the pineal body and pituitary gland (the head); theives (the liver); the muscle (the head); the commendants (the breast); the adrenals—ion to the kidneys, the ovaries and the liver. Each of these glands accrees a fluid that enters the bloodstream and the resultant mixture, reanalysis of the process. Thus a person who is born without a thyroid gland is made a midget, and one with too much stintful substance becomes a giant. Study Diarrhea Defends Between these two extremes we find the people who are normal in the form of the body and the body of the other than. And a careful study of each case will disclose some de- The study of the use of the food to test the risk of weight loss with the rapid gain of weight in women after the menopause or after operation. It is not possible to do so at any time, and a deficiency is a well-established cause of obesity in some cases in others. The cause may be some Working on this theory some research market reducing rumours consisting of genetically modified animals are obtained from animals for one they may be harmed by another. The applications of this kind should be limited to a physician, because, however, in the administration of these grand extracts animals have died and exercise, as well as plate his diet and exercise, as well as on starches and sugars (coated in case of illness) because these are fattening. At the end of exercise to prevent their action, this manner can be acquired. THE FEDERATION OF COLORED WOMEN'S CLUB Mrs. J. H. Walter, president of Princess Club and funds an interest- based Wednesday at the Club Center. Next week, the club group by paying the Fifty percent of the Princess Art Club, Mrs. C. H. Rowland, gave the first nominal donation, followed by Mrs. J. H. Glasser and devoted by Mrs. J. H. Glasser and donated amounts to apply on the new three-story brick building he erected in Milfrey, China Painting, Lomas, Milfrey, China Painting, Lomas, many other features that have been added to the children, and interested individuals are asked to visit and join the club in the front rank, with the membership in Milfrey. The Association will convene in October in Amherst, Massachusetts. Mrs. J. H. Walter will be in terms of the new building to be pulled to together to accomplish the first meeting in June. The Annual meeting will be given early in June. Mrs. J. H. Walter, Carpenter, will attend. THE LAPEVETTE SOCIAL SCHOOL, based in New York, offers French from different parts of the world. Students with a desire to learn French will have a definitive course was passed and ever one remains. 1-3 cups of milk 1-1/2 cups of flour Juice of 1 lamb. Juice of 1 ammonia. baking dish Alternate amounts of buttermilk, bread bread, or flour with lemon juice. That mix with lemon juice that gets over breads and bread. Bake over breads and bread. Substitute for buttermilk in Juice. Serve 1.5 cup of grated cheese. Natural milk and grated Rub in. Add milk and grated tin and shake it in hot oven. Notice: If you have any questions about other Household Hints you would be happy to hear her in care of this paper. Copyright 1946 by The Bonnet Brown Corporation, Chicago Road To better health Him. While there are exceptions in spring of each year, generally urban life becomes more difficult to succeed a tendency to stiffness is as suck a tendency to stiffness is as the color of the eye. Can do a great deal for themselves if they The trouble with most far-reptile is that while they want to be thin they are unwilling to pay the price in the same way. They want to be getting and eat copiators at the same time. It can't be done. Hecoming a "perfect life" takes more than one giving those who are. Only a correct regime constantly and recently. Followed can curb them! Questions and Answers A Sore Tongue is a Harometer of Illustrator Nrs W. G. Winters I have had a sore Tongue early and a good time. The top is covered with a cuff. The top is covered like uலena. I suffer from constipation also have acne in right side of abdomen and back. Help Your tongue is an index to the state of your stomach and intestines which are more or less in the same condition. You should first of all see it if that your howels get regularly every day. Go to the stool at the same time as you prefer. If you are so weak and the stool is after breakfast which should be "preceded with a gلىes of cold water". Eat lots of roughage-bran, torn, ebbage, lettuce and an on. Tone up the intestinal tract by taking suitable exercise. Your taste will soon clear up under such a regime. Why Teech Ache After Being Filled K. O. writes "In the weeks ago I was in addition to the dentists and I was in addition to the dentist, which meant the teeth, which meant the dentists, which meant the dentists." The "not" in "not" and "not" in "not" are not clearly visible in the image. It looks like they are part of a sentence or a paragraph. "I'll do you advise putting cap on them?" Really This is a little out of my time—I am not a defted-out fortunately and able to give out the information I desired. I think: (1) He is very likely that the defted but to go pretty close to the mup chamber of the tooth when he drifted out the deserved portion. As a result his filling was probable rewarded from the pulp he was very often in the pulp he had. The pulp of tooth substance. The pulp being very sensitive. In first, he was at all times and by food when you put, because of filling is better, could either of heat and cold than the normal tooth. Aesthetics. But nature will protect you and your teeth by causing the pulp to recede somewhat from the source of irritation, and when that has happened your trouble will be over. (2) My "apps" I presume you mean crowns. If so, my answer would be: No. To do that the teeth must be deftalized and we know it is those normalness death. with happy heart, Mrs. D. Marshall and Mrs. Julia D. Taylor, reported. THE VIDEOLE ART and CULTURE TULIP LAND, with Mrs. M. Marshall, 29 Thomas Street, a house in southern New York, where people are being made. The house served a lovely menu. 29 Hattie Martin, Mrs. John 2922 Hattie Martin, Mrs. John THE RED ROSE ATHELIC and meeting at the Community Center. Meeting was opened with pre- pared flowers and a gift paid. Our next meeting will be with the community. Two more information, call 0800-222-2222. TWO information, call 0800-222-2222. TWELFTH SOCIAL Club Friday evening. May 14 at 21:00 "Deddah Street, the butties but due to inclement weather." A hot plate lunch consist, pothesis, lettuce and tomato salad, punch was served to 25 guests. Mrs. M. Marshall and Mrs. Julia D. Taylor, reported. A hot plate lunch consist, pothesis, lettuce and tomato salad, punch was served to 25 guests. Mrs. M. Marshall and Mrs. Julia D. Taylor, reported. A hot plate lunch consist, pothesis, lettuce and tomato salad, punch was served to 25 guests. Mrs. M. Marshall and Mrs. Julia D. Taylor, reported. Linton especially that were great at the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles. He was the winner of the men's hockey game at the 1984 Olympics at 1508 Leenard street, member of the Leenard family, visitors are welcome. W. Tallmadge victories are welcome. W. Tallmadge Florence, Dauphine made on June 15, 2015, at the age of 11 with Mrs. W. Whitehall, with whom she was married. She graduated at all schools in the city, and showed her belief of the divine. Mary Hinger was an art student, and she graduated from the Art Department. As an College student, she met her first full study school students, and she attended a private school. She was a student in church on Christian College. She went to the Infant for Bishop College. We will miss her. We have William Lee zeneed to be present at the present spending several days in Teagashin. AFC with his son, Mr. Minnie, was�ing an international, the most GRAPPEL AND REV. Jimmie Johnson preached the war. He H. M. and his regular appointment was all of the same place in the forsoats and the crowd and very good collection. "Pingle and Harvey" purchased a Thorpe other day and was trying to show them to the war. In 17th, Gann was between 4th and 4th. Roy Farmer and the Mismynor of the Salefite of the Sunday. Mr. J. H. Bell who has been very sick in up again and was made Deacon 6th. Gedar Branch Hastings, chief of Mr. Mr. S. Visited Mrs. Dalloway and the Carrie Prof. and Mrs. Shepherd late Sunday afternoon. The day of Houston was up to, with a sick sister Mrs. B. White recently, while taking a short lay-off from his job. Mr. El Johnson, broke in his car, and was burned very badly and was burned very bad. AMARILLO-Mr. Bishen- Childs on the eve of Eleanor to洗婴 on the eve of Jeff Mottom morning. Bey, J. for Kansas City to attend, the Gainin is opening a few weeks with his wife, L. Worland left for her home in Kansas City, and she will be spending few days with friends and acquaintances. Mr. Gwynne woodwin in_add in this year of his home. This year he has wrapped another visit, and sniffers. We have had plenty of quince and pearl season. Mr. Woodwin will be耐心 problem until May. Mr. Willie Woodwin of Shawnee Mills, Alen Mills, Mr. and Sea the city contemplating on making this their home. Mr. Hammond, the bourbon stand, Mrs. Mildred Brown, the bourbon stand, Mrs. Mildred Brown, the Black Azalea in Oklahoma Texas were home Mottom May 1st. Mrs. Mildred Brown, members of the special efforts to organize a church bourbon shop with money in that city. THENTY*—Sunday was high day with Bown Flurrid R. R. Many visitors were with us there was a Mother's Day program at the 2022 22nd Day Day, the morning copy of the first of the Mrs. Emma Walker's Day. It was a good day to see the teacher, Mr. Wimford, the pastor preserved a name to common at 11:30. The school was set up at A. E. Bunch hall, and the program conducted by Mrs. A. R. Jenkins Rev. D. D. Kompensol, the pastor, a presided by powerful armoured账册, the school was at high. The Count of Calantina gave a nice summer last year, except the R. G. of P. Brothers are proud to see them. Mrs. Coleman left for Government Runders, and the day was with her friends. Miss Brown, Green was a guest of her sister, Mrs. A. L. Walton, the worshiping with her niece, Mr. M. E. Smith. The last day was returned from Houston where the event came time with friends. DALWORTH—Sunday schools were held at the National School Day. The school was held on the 20th of January 2004, morning, preaching by Rev. J. E. Smith. Our baseball teams are pre-reaching rapidly. The Dalworth All stars, both in the school's new school, are in the school of the American School boys and beat the first. The men and women's ball club made a visit to Bear Creek School. The top of the school was 41. Foster M. Kyle has been on the sick list. TUCSON, ARIZ—Rev. and Mrs. John Osborn of Phoenix, Arizona were in the city Sunday visitng Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner. Mr. William Turner was the first to Etsaville, Indiana, 1820. Saturday, Mrs. Jostel's Denon of Oakland and Mrs. Amelia Carson of Los Angeles and Mrs. A. D. Borough of Tuscaloosa, Klasan, 1821. A company Mr. and Mrs. Bipp Webb to Fort Worth, Texas with the body of Mrs. Hiley, mother of Mr. Bob, Mr. and Mrs. John of M. Bomb. Mrs. was closed the first day night, he has been conducting at Mount Celvary Baptist church. The morning, quite a success. The morning delivered a strong-gospel sermons while her. Emmitt Walker of Chicago, Ill. is in the city. Mrs. Lulla McDaniel's Grantsville, is in the city. The Sunday school is Mr. Calvin Baptist, church was well attended Sunday. The A. M. E. church is making rapid progress under the new plan. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner to make Tucson the banner city of Arizona for the Dallas Express. Look for it every Saturday. LUPKIN—Sunday school at the church was well attended on the James was with his people. Sunday and preached two able aeronauts. The sixta of the First Tightst church rendered a short program in the city of Michigan. The first school was open two weeks after the first school will deliver his first sermon Monday night. HENDRISON—Rev. P. J. Bear on last week at Mother Zion. Slip at church closed his 2nd anniversary here with her members. Kevrey, Elton, and Dallas preached the anniversary of the first of the money counts $415.00 for week past week the old folks converted, and the old folks, Mr. Marnie Givon, received her money from the school of Mrs. Marnie, and the old men, who were in the city in 1924 and said to rest in the city cemetery Monday. H. L. Brown and wife attended service on Sunday at Weaver's Chaput, Miss Meir's Lee, Alexander's wedding bells are singing "soon. Odd Yellow" sermon preached Sunday at Mother Zion. Marnie's church by Rev. J. Thompson. Henderson base, fall boys played Longview boys of Sunday. Game 4-5 in Favor of May 10 for Marshall to take out Chupman under Dr. Sheppard. KILLS-WEC—Remember beginning the with the Sunder tune & there will be no paper left without the nickles. Mrs. Weigh has returned to the post-�intendance work of her THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1936 brother, Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Sanders of Camden,士伯伯 sister submariners in arsenal pilots ers returned from Dallas, Tuesday, May 22, 1936. Mrs. G. G. Sanders Philips University, New York. For the express see cat. 12. day with their mother, Mrs. K. K. Sanders of Kane City, New York. For the express see cat. 12. ENNI - New, J. L. Johnson R. E. Ramson on 34th Cobb St. Mrs. Ramson the a. M. E. E. Hastings a. M. E. E. Hastings LOOK WORRIED ROSCOE EVERYTHING'S ALL RIGHT AT HOME; I HOPE IT WELL, YES AND NO! MY WIFE'S ALWAYS FUSSIN AND PRESENT WITH THE WOMAN, NEET DOOR THEN I MAY NOT GO TRAPSIN OVER THERE AND WITHMETTER IT OUT WITH MER HUSBAND! YEAH? HAVE YOUR WIFE AND YOUR NEIGHBORS WIFE ANYTHING IT OUT WITH MER HUSBAND! OK, MY YES! THEY BOTH FIGHT WITH THE GAME WOMAN! HITT AND RUNN—We Always Thought Bull Had Considerable Gall but Brother Ges Is the Batterest Pill of All? M. Mother and Her Home. The G. M. Mother and Her Home, of Lamb, Sunday, Mr. L. H. Jones, of Ohmico, he has yelling relatives. Mr. L. S. Simmons of Decery, Ten- of was here yesterday. Tom Pumton and Mrs. Smith are in the lush land, Mrs. Christmas Hekers are on our new list of Express orders, Miss. Mr. Gumbot, Mrs. E. Poo and Mrs. The High Ended in Naples Sunday Visiting Visitors. Mr. M. M. and Mrs. W. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Johnson. — by — hunday, Mrs. Ann Tester was carried in Paris to under no operation. Have your�kly ready for the Express. VERONX—Vesterday was a holiday. New Hope (Naples) church of a small town in with Mrs. R. S. Pumton. The New Hope Church is the first of the Regions. Mrs. V. Tania was guaranteed to the chaplain, being in the town. At 11 o'clock our pastors W. A. Thomas brought us a. Burning message which was enjoyed by all. At three o'clock the church was at the same time. The Church of Wichita Falls preached the Anniversary sermon for the Odd Effects. Enough was it was a master- of the 120 p.m. we had a short day of huff and all the good. Day. K. R. Four pastor brought us another glorious message and opened our rival for ten days. Dr. H. L. L. Lury of Dassim will visit the T. R. Booker for the Ex. press. DEMOKON—A great number was present at Bentley School,坐落在伦敦市中心的一座教堂, presented the *baccalaureum* parish church, St. Benedict, St. John the Baptist, St. John the Apostle, Friday Mass in Bentley, Murray and Albert Avenue, Order of St. John the Baptist held their annual Mass in St. John the Baptist Church, Friday of McKinney was a philanthropy at the home of Mrs. W. W. Wilkis. BROWNWOOD — Scripps College will hold all of its charitable first-time fundraising with two additions, Mrs. Ada Browning and her property on Corky Street, on his property on Corky Street, returned to the city. Mary Isabel Browning, the game between Cincinnati and New York, Mrs. Ann Ames has accepted an offer to serve as the first lady on the day to Hesan, Texas. MRS. WALTER — Bingham School will be improving the school on the day after, Mrs. Ann Ames has accepted an offer to serve as the first lady on the day to Hesan, Texas. MRS. MESSIAM — Bingham School will be improving the school on the day after, Mrs. Ann Ames has accepted an offer to serve as the first lady on the day to Hesan, Texas. WEST GREENVILLE—The District Board held their meeting at Mr. Olive E. C. Roe, W.C. Collinia, being pastor, he had it wholly arranged to care for the large delusion. Mr. Tenton Wright visited his parents, after a short stay he returned to Houston. Mrs. Hennie Harden visited her mother returning bringing her with her for Mother's Day program. Mrs. end Mrs. E. Reed motored to Dallas even Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Page and Miss Allie Maa. Murrell spent Sunday in Dallas. Mr. son Beeb has opened up a nice cafe. TAYLOR—The banquet given by the D. O. K. O' for the benefit of the most scholarshipship fund was a grand success. The Recreational program was provided by the Church of Music for the consular. The fund was preached by the consular who has signed by a chief compressed of some form to the church's guide of the direction of Mrs. Green. The first Mr. J. A. Norris took for the account of the graduation event in the next issue. Mrs. Polly Colter, said of children of this city died last Friday, the remaining were shipped to Dartong, the first of the general anointed by Revenge and other. The junior-class entertained the sonors of Black and Mrs. O. K. O's son of the last year. The home of the first and Mrs. O. K. O's son of the Dickes was hostess at a banquet given by the faculty for the senior class. Clovers were laid for 25. Mr. A. A. A. was the first of the first class after spending several months in Dallas. The Taylor school has still been lost to San Marcos, but a score of 2.7 in a hotly contested District Fair is now being enclosed by a 7.7-ft. Wind. Wind. It is being erected to the entire improvement representing a cost WECHTA PALS — The Themes Baptist Sunday school school opened the month of August with a introduction. The women Bibles class was held. After an inspirational able man was introduced by the pastor, he was introduced by the minister, and invited to attend a service with plates. Sifffie Moore president with plates. Sifffie Moore president with plates. Sifffie Harle, Smith and Bates. Sifffie Harle, Smith and Bates. No one else. Mrs. C. M. Montague of Fri. of E. D. Dement was invited. "There's gonna be a lot o' men at sea, this summer, if th' bathin' suits pan out as th' fashion experts are predictin--" BOHEMIAN HOP-FLAVORED PURITAN MALT RICHEST STRONGEST BEST JUST TRY IT ASK ANY DEALER YES AND NO! MY ALWAYS FUSSIN, AND WITH MY WOMAN NEXT I WANT TO SHIN OVER, THERE AND WHEN IT OUT WITH HUSBAND! YEAH? HEH, HEH! - DOT'S PRETTY GOOD! WE DIDN'T PUT A DOOR IN THIS VALL BECAUSE TH' PLANS VAS COVERED MIT PLASTER! MARSHALL—The Ancient Order of Pilgrims, held the toll at Gaelic Teaplet Church in their annual Thanksgiving service. About 300 members of the city and countries turned out over 700 for the church led by the Pathian Settlement and A.F.A. person was repurchased. Music was furnished by gailloe chores: Ilex, Web, pastor, pschachman excellent, asinin, Melitien, Haplan, etc. In the first month, many ready for emergency. Dearest P. G. Phillips, how about completed it? The helpful home, born to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Newman, is an artist and our doing lucky. Mrs. L. Banks is a彰师. Her teacher Mr. E. of Hudr in�. Onshore Ark. Mrs. Rans Malone, 1041 Avery, under St. Continues very ill. Mrs. Daisy Smith of Eopola Court No. 211 won in the local Prisian contest. Prof. P. G. Clack made the welcome address upon the part of the church to the Pilgrims. HEH. HEH! OUR APRIL SHOWERS will come in May this year and straw hats won't stand water. FOOD BLOCKING and cleaning—a little attention, perhaps, to the bather and limning, presuppose! We will make that light felt hat of last season so you from now until the "Jametecenth." Better get it out now and let it have it. Prompt service. PHONE H-2115 BRANNON'S Where Cleaning is an Art BRYAN & PEAK STS. LAWTON, OKLA - aerial crew two were assigned to the WVW. A well-attended, Rey-Varken- presented crew and crew member. Rey-Varken has returned from Mexico and will attend at the Halle- bore. A. presented by burning message A. presented by burning message was rendered. The Old Pilot museum, at Gailgett Hagitti museum, at Gailgett Hagitti Services were good. A. attended Services were good. A. attended attended Rey-Varken J. A. Wharton de- signed. Simple Preconclusions and Home Treatment Would Avoid Great Majority The recent ways of influences has left a train of pneumonia and other serious complications that is taking all the time and ability of the local doctors. That they may have full opportunity to serve the people of those who need them might be following the simple and very useful and home treatment for the avoidance of chest colds. In gripe and infusions are given. It is suggested that if your bones ache, if your back aches, if your head aches, if you have a slight pain, you will be feeling a very good effect. Very true you will you have�d to well influences. Herd these danger stirnake. The home as 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 address be sure to keep your Meit a apouot of Aborrho- and imate the fumes. Pull them down deep. Into your throat and huge, will make you feel better as once. Then apply hot towels to your chest back and throat. Open up the pots and open the openμε to not chilled and then apply Aborrho- thoroughly and liberally. Rub in the hands of your friends. er for hides. Cover with hot fiannels and get into bed quickly. Arrange the covers so that you can inhale the epos that will arise from your chest. As soon as you see in bad luck you are in trouble. You are disabled and you are in waste and you are in sickness. You are in thoughtless of people who have been born in the family and who are in the family to be born. Rev. R. Malone of Palatine, AR. and through the city last week ent途 through the city last week route to Mt. Kolma, Texas. Quite a pumper of people from. Cuney whirlpadd at Big Mill Church Sunday, Rev. and Mrs. Smith and little son and Mrs. Landell of Worth were in the city last week and was at the time present a few hours of Jacksonville last week Mr. Virginia Adams has returned to her home in Dallas after spending ing several days here with relative ment. Mr. J. W. Thomas, a promult ment grocery man in Cuney made a business trip to Jacksonville. Mrs. Rosal Franks left for Tyler last week after spending several days here with parents, Mrs. and Mrs. H. J. E. Battles, Mrs. B. A. Bragg made a business trip to Jackson ville, last week. Mrs. Mary Ann Wilson spent her two hours in Jackson City last week. Grand Master Kilnes of Waco, was in the city and lectured to the Heroines of Jer slo, a summative menu was set ed. Miss Mardell-Hart spent a few hours in Jacksonville last week. Mazzor John Braggie, W. C. Gary, Mr. Fildig, J. L. Reed and R. W. Williams motored to Jacksonville last week. Dr. H. C. Boyking is much impacted at this writing Monday was a high day here at the Mr. Olive Sunday School and the New Sunday School was a good time for the Church of the High School at 21-a-n Sunday morning at the Mr. Baptist Choreb Sunday's at 210-a-n, the Old Fellows and Smith, the new in the 11th of the 12th year, and held their annual "Thanksgiving ceremonies (H. W. Long) by Mrs. Mamam Brown. Welcome address was delivered by Brother Will Martin, the first of the Mr. Blon Church for the lodge by Mr. Harmon-Lee-Lor H. H. of Ruth, Mrs. M. O. Redd. Har. W. M. Griffin beached a great sermon which was adopted. The church was also conducted two years ago. Mr. God's three two great Gospel ministers: Mr. John Church welcomes them at an time. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Smith, the Great Lord of the Cross, the Lord of the Lord, the Lord of the Lord. This mother and son are doing fine. Listen friends we want more genders for the Dalles Ex. press. EAST WACO—Mrs. Meadows has returned home from the same time much improved Mrs. Mamam Jones is in the sanitation, Mrs. J. L. G. Young has a daughter in this place. Mr. M. M. Tally has much improved. St James Church was crowded at the Old Fellows sermon by Dr. Lucas Horvice's good at the church. The oldman was at the same time as a good to the Dalles Express and are very much appreciated. Rev. Jackson is out of the city this week. Mr. Lasley is on the first of the first. Hood is still selling fresh grotesque CAMERON-2 The overflow has halted the farming. Mrs. A. M. Smith of Pins Huff, Ark. will soon return to her husband. Born to Mr. and Mrs. E. Hill a fine boy. Mother and baby doing nicely. Prof. G. G. Thomas and family motored to Calvert Sunday. Mrs. T. Cunningham is improving several attended the anniversary of Rev. T. H. Humber at Calvert Sunday. Rev. F. D. Holloway is on the sick list. Rev. G. T. Burley of Rockdale was at his post here. Rev. Gates of Caldwell was in the city, enroute to Calvert. A. H. Walker brought in quite a large crowd to do business Saturday. Mr. T. T. Tremor is contemplating the line. Mr. H. H. Humber and Mrs. Charran are enjoying their new car. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Cherry JACKSONVILLE—Rev. A. M. Mitchell, minister of Rising Star, R. L. W. at his post-Sunday preaching two excellent sermons. Mrs Anna is R. O. Tyler spent Sunday in the city visiting her husband, M. W. at his post-Sunday preaching two different与其 of the high-ly-focured !elligans (dad May.) after a lingering illness of 8 years. Gaston Alexander Undertaker, his charge, Rev. B. A. Bensham conducted the funeral Sunday evening. The first of March, the second and third series of the commencement of exercise of the Jacksonville High School Wednesday and Friday nights under the management of Misses T. L. McLean and Hable Saunders at the school. George Jackson returned from theள்ள, during the last two months stay in Fort Worth, Mrs. Lease R. Grant left Sunday for Mr. Worth, Mrs. and Mrs. Jack Jones, motion toدى. The first of the morning was served at the hall. W. W. Henry Porter of Main St. Christian Church and his people were conducted a successful rally Sunday at the hall. The Union chief from Pinehill, rendered ex-patient in the fall. The other was served at the hall, the dancer was served at the hall. The Jacksonville Black Tiger defeated the Corteana Oil Burger in Saturday's game 15-2. Mr. Johnson, State Evangelist, from Charessville, L. Conway, and Mr. Church. The Gospel minister is preaching strong sermons each night. Rev. R. A. Henson preached Roxbury Bury. Sunday. School Bulletin for May 16th: M. Zion Presbyterian W. M. Dotson, Dept. Thess. Williams Secretary, Rev. W. V. Christopher pastorist and Rev. W. L. Christensen, collection, $1.5 J. A. V. B. J. Johnson, choir Secretary, Rev. T. B. Johnson pastor, Hsing Hue, H. G. Attendance good. collection H. W. W. Patterson, Dept. K. K. David Hospital, Rev. Mitchell pastor. Benson Chapel, C. M. E. Church attendance $3. Collection $13.5. I. A. Pierce, Dept. I. R. Harris, secretary, Rev. F. D. Cook, pastor. BOSTHAM—The Odd Fellows and Ruthtea held their annual sermon at New Home Ruddy. The sermon was preached by Rev. E. B. Heddick, chief πrofessor, Rev. E. D. Dick, Rev. E. W. Walley. Attendance after the first of March, Dursham and others from Denison and Surman staged a drive here Monday in the interest of the Bons. The Daytime of Merty. The moonlight picnic gives a few Fishers Co. No. 1. Knights of Fathers was a success. Music was furnished by the bruss band. The Hopham Black Buns were defended. Sunday by the Ladons Review. Pathway to at Londons. Services good at all church. Sunday. DEWEYLLS—S. E. was largely attended. Sunday was pastoral day at St. Lawrence Baptist C. The pastor, prænæd 11, 400000, was turned out. Sunday in�he regular anniversary. The welcomes address was delivered by Prof. M. Barlow. Response by Prof. Miss enker. Reactions to Miss Miss Little King. Readings by Annie Moe Cuba and Donita Cook. The choir sang several selections. The唱响 the first of the first. The Harrell Rev. P. A. Bolden motored to Texla. Tex, with Mrs. Qilli Anderson in proach the Odd Fellows of the 19th. Mr. Grandly Wilkins and Mrs. Carrie Sanders were called to the Alexandria, in the bedtime of their sister. The Kooi Buckner of Cromkitt, Texas motorized by the club, was ready to visit her sister. She was accompanied by Mr. Earl Buckner, arrellus and Alquneth McCulleough. Mr. M. K. Hervock motored to Larklin, Texas Saturday. Miss Lucille Adams and Mr. Oldman King were given in the post. The Wednesday was performed in the Beunmont Tex, but it is Kimble and Mrs. Motlle was not one until the holy work was done. Miss Moe and Mr. Turner effecting. We trust both couples will have a pleasant self-life. Prof. and Mrs. M. R. Rarlow were in the choral. Missed program. In Orange Wed, next Michael Harris Kör, Mrs. F. Arroll and Mrs. E. Kimb. SELFPHERIPRINGS — filmland whers Day program was rendered by Mr. M. E. Church conducted by Miss L. Weltr. Mr. Smith. Mr. Smith was brought to his home by the oldest mother-in-law, Mr. M. M. Brunkner, Dr. Evans and Callie Davis. Full charge of the program at their West Depth's C. Quite Way. The group was enjoyed, collection: $17.35. Mrs. Thomas of ockall is in the city in the interest of the King Bong Price at the C.M.E. Church. Odd. Poll. Platt. Recorded in their half Sunday and rendered as a group. Arrivals: R. Hancutt, Denishen; D. Burke, Greenville; W. G. Golden; Mr. Plenk; Mrs. C. D. Wilkins; Mr. Walker; Mr. Worth. Sick: Mattie Walter; Lilla Ashen, Clarence Dinkin. HONEY GROVE—Rev. W. J. Cobbs of M. Kinney, who conducted a N. Y. P. U. Institute in the Bayter Church last week left on the 4th for his home. Deputy J. H. Allen visited Camp No. 104 at this time. The program was provided by the lecture was exce ment. Also the lecture was highly soloved after which all were served and was very good. The cream and cake were sold although the weather was bad. The land is very good. The house of Howland motored over to our city last Sunday. Mr. Darnis Garland was there last Friday. The house was very good. The house was wonderful to me. The old Palo's and Ruth's menal thanked giving service, also a good paper on "Love" was read by Miss Navon Terdus. "Friendship" was the subject of Mr. L. J. Aliens paper, which was also highly commended for the publication of the book "Love and the World" were, well-received. Mother's Day program at the Baptist church and 8th Street, M.E. Church reported fine. Good service reported at the 7th M.E. Church Rev. Toles. Passion. A hall storm struck Honey Grove, not only the building of the and gooddebt-discharge was done. Mrs. Anna Hopkins was carried to Tennгkana last week for treatment. Reports from Dallas are that Mrs. Eliza Brown is resting nice. But the list of Tessels, Miss Mrs. Mattis Deannison, Mankey Smith, Mr. Henry Ward and Nina Bagby, Mr. emis. Macy passed away last Monday. Funeral services were held at his home, conducted by Rev. Poomemore. Mrs. M. Littl's mother, of Washington, Ark. is a son of the first being the "hottie" entertainment given at the residences of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Pipes last Tuesday evening for the benefit of the Baptist choir was a success. The book "Riding the River" was published in 1973. Mr. Stevens and Mr. Paupaneh were in the city last Friday in the interest of the Sons and Daughters of Mercy. Mrs. Lealie The Ladders of the Ladders are a nicet-crowd was out-to-the-Quilt-contest at Eighth Street M.E church last Thursday night. Also other off-the-day history works are by the Indian was on exhibition. Mrs.-Dora Miles held the lucky ticket. Therefore she won the quilt, $10.00 was the amount of tickets sold. " I'll cream and cake was set for the 1984. The last-with Mrs. M. E. Smith last Thursday. Mrs. H. Mexxy, W. W. Fuller and Mr. Johnny Brown motored over from Dallas last year. Mr. H. M. Slaughter spent the week-end at Riverport as guest of Mr. and Mrs. McKnight. Mrs. Edna Strekland, the State Missionary was in our city last Friday. A.4-b m. she legged to the Mission. W. W. E. A. - How cream and vake was served. Miss Tommle Frankligny Shaw left last Sunday for Ads, Oklahoma. The American Woodstock and the Washington servons on at Eighth Street M.E church last Sunday preached by Rev. F. W. Logan. The juveniles also turned out with them which made a great showing. Mrs. C. E. Smith was at the time of the show. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Smith was of Honors motored to be a last Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Burnstein, of Paris motored up last Tuesday to see if the patient was on Monday and Mrs. Smith had been badly damaged by the storm last Monday. BAY CITY — Rev. R. L. Hown, pastor of the Church of Christ held a successful family from May 8 to 9th, amid the rains and inclementness of the 445,000-�. The same day, Powell, W. Hawkins, R. T://son and C. J. Alexander presided in those services. Nisters's Lillie Jones and the Kathryn's�ustine much come into the first day of the last Sunday Mother Zion, randomized an excellent program in honor of Mother's Day. Phil Moore, " Mr. Hown, " was the first-time-tornado was shipped here for burial. Rev. D. funeralized from Enterprise, Wednesday, the 12th, the burial, burial of Pilgrims, lodge, Mrs. Mary, Robinson is improving nicely. The Bay City Music Club motored to Rosenberg, May 10 to help entertain the W. W. Hown, who had a noble sermon for Rev. Cooper and his members. The club rendered a four-elections. The Baseball Club was the first of the first-time-tornado. The Freeport-ceasing-bats, with the Black-Rien-Eaters of Bay City, Beers 2-1 in favor of Freeport, and the New York City, the 1st in favor of the New City. The A W's elected commander, J. Jackson, was sent to the 22nd-District Meeting of the States. Rev. Karis has launched a revival for soul saving. Rev. F. J. Scherck was the first to be a "the first" for his "District Work" Mrs. Tom Brown reports a new erom on the Rev. D. Williams will-proach at Mr. Allen, No. 22 and Pride of Bay City. N. 22 is Pilgrims's Lillie Jones, the 14th. Thanksgiving sermon May 16th. BEEHMAN - Rev. C. H. Bell. Mimes, Mary Smith, George Nicholson, Rebeccas Williams and Mr. Roy Jackson are in attendance at the meeting held at the Conference in Tarrell's Week. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rogers a fine bear from Mr. Miss Lucie Green of the United States, and the first son of Mrs. Cally Vaughn has turned home. Judge - J. J. Porter and family of Grayden, Oklahoma and family of Northland and family Rev. Dr. J. W. Hutchison in St. James M. E. church is directing a first choice for recreation at Park on the park just north of the Park. The group is in lighted on the amusement area. Enjoyed by all. Prof. Rhodes, principal of Hooker Washington School, is using address here, May 1st at Andrew's auditorium for Fred Dourczas, Mrs. B. O. Clark, the lady of the family who had been背 by the company. B. O. N. Knight is a professional B. O. N. Knight to crowded house. Her lecture on Sunday evening to men was in tutoring. Rev. J. W. Williams, paid for the event at the P. O. C. Center pastors at Manchester was recently presented a handsome amount of $45.00 in money by his manchester. The home was at the same time as the opened a first class cafe. Mrs. Dora Crow of Van Alstye and Mrs. Mary Brown of McKinley and the first class cafe. The new book is the Clawmanie Cooper of Clawman, Ohio Mrs. Bishop Dale of Charlotte, N. Carolina, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ford of the House of Fans. The old valeries at the residence of Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Ford at East Tuck Ave. Wednesday Evening MEXIA — Services were good at all churches. The Odd Fellow's sermon was a success and program was fine. We learned that Mrs. Vina Miles is very sick, also Mrs. Sarah Ann Carroll. We hope they are better and will soon be us. We are sure Prof. J. H. Will our District R. R. Supt. is making ample preparation. So go to our District Conference which will convene at Richland, Texas next week. BROWN WOOD-R. R. was well attended at all churches Sunday morning, but were completely rained out Sunday night. The Odd Fellow's Annual sermon was purchased Sunday by Rev. H. Alexander at the A. M. E. church. The Priest, with Art Club, was very valyally entertained last Friday evening by Mrs. Emma Johnson. Mrs. Louise Simmons of Ross, Texas is spending the weekend with her mother. Mrs. M. Hamilton, Miss Murray, has read turned from FL Worth, also Mr. Lickson from Waco. While Mr. Lickson is in Waco's valence with people in the field of law, he was broadcast over the radio in New York and other points. He was at the time in the Harris and son, Irvin Harris Jr., are spending the week-end with his mother and grand mother in the building. He was the most well-nurtured of the year, and was well-nurtured into the mysteries of the good Surplus night. My帛 Yonren has acquired his name as a schoolboy Mrs. H. Moore and Mrs. A. T. Reed. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pittman last week, a fine girl, mother and baby doing fine in the bedside of her daughter Mrs. Pittman. Mrs. A. H. King has been on the sick list this week but is some better at this writing. GATH Sunday school was well-nurtured in the morning, the school was the first teacher was present. We, R. H. Rother reviewed the lesson on the same helpful application after Funding was paid to being pastoral day the Rev. preached an able aversion. Rev. Chen was with me and filled the nostrum air night. We were all made to feel the last day. I sent me to the house of God Zillah's first stand open for Brother Littleton at 21 times. The Second Sunday is 10:00 a.m. and for the rate more money for the reaction of a new church. Mrs. Alvin Themmach closed a successful school year last week's seventh just. Mrs. Elis Gates took a copy of the Express Saturday. DEKINSON--All churches varied in Sunday school and school programs. In Sunday school and school programs, H. Davis preached a very inquisitive sermon, and Jones returned to the city after a different point in Lololala. Nixa, B. Smith, accompanied by David Smith, accompanied by many of his friends who attended his church. M. Robertson died at his home. M. Robertson died at his home. He was written to respond to his request to attend Sunday night. M. Montner RANGER—A high day in Ranger all day Sunday. Mother's Day was observed at Smith's Chapel A. at E. Church Sunday. Rev. W. P. School's E. Preached, a powerful full sermon. The 11th book and motored to Eastland with a boat of his members and friends, where he preached another noble sermon in the family of the Church of New York. At 1:30 p.m. in F. J. Harmley, the Conference evangelist preached a special sermon at the庙堂. The Baptist church, which was a master piece. And at night, a oclock p.m. Dr. J. Harmley preached at Smith's Chapel A. at E. Church, which was a family of theologized house. Mother's Day from the 1925 New York sermon by the Cross of Jesus. His Mother which was the first of the first in the first body that he now has the good Dr. J. Harmley in a blue way. Dr. J. Harmley is a powerful sermon in the life of his one to a year of his again. Prof. W. F. School is bringing things to past in Ranger. The Quarterly Conference was the week of the first of the week. Dr. P. D. Saddler, the Watch-Ranger, is over the last few years. F. J. Harmley and Dr. J. Harmley are the first of the first week. Dr. J. Harmley will presch the opening sermon at the conference. The first of the first week was the first of the first sermon in the first day of Dr. J. Harmley and his good wife of Dr. W. P. School. **THEREALH—An excellent program** was club at the New Hope Church, recently organized by Mrs. W. T. Therault, president and Mrs. Matthew B. president and Mrs. Matthew an intercession Mother Day program, a societé. The Old Fashioned Thanksgiving with an appropriate Professor, W. H. Burnett gave the prize upon the theme principles of the Christian faith in South Carolina. The prize is for five weeks, with offers for five weeks. Henry Harnett is on the list. WILEY COLLEGE NEWS Several white visitors who were visited by the school were meeting the school president, the school meeting conductor, the White College Friday morning visitation of the work of the school and school supervisor, each member of the school committee in way that the school governed the work. were out in their衣, they impersonated the pennant he had made in a game of Quinn's Quilt. Quinn was the Quilt of Wesley Hall of the University. A score of 9-6 and 9-12, with both teams having won, with the two Colleges, which will close the season, the Wiley Diamond May 11. Wiley College on last Thursday, adding April 29 held its first intersectional debate held in Intersectional Department held by unnearg college in the south-east. It met and defused the Minesford University for de- that was. Realved: That United States and Canada should jointly construct the deep-sea water, it will be better than that it would be jointly constructed while Wilberforex took the opposite view. The negative was presented in a for some reason the Wilberforex was unable to follow the line of their argument as effectively as did the Wilberforex. Lawrence F. Beane compared the Wilberforex and Lawrence C. Thomas construction. Davis was the English and the Wilberforex dehatters and Professor Melvin R. Tolson (South) for the Wiley University of the most strong opposition in Lincoln University on the 21, of this month in the Wiley Chapel a special group of students with Wiley College as leading lady presented the famous play Wiley Windermere's Pan" in the Wiley south-east. Plently Day in the Wiley, the only one to win the play. A few visitors came from Silverport and were so well pleased they played that a little been arranged to give this play at Shreveport. DR. W. E. PENN APPPOINTED CHIEF OF SURGICAL STAFF OF THE MEDICAL HOSPITAL (P. N. B.) Albany Medical Information has been received in Atlanta from Washington by radiogrammen from the University of North Carolina of the City has been appointed as the Government Hospital for disease of the Tals University and a graduate of Tals University and a graduate of Atlanta and one of its fellows. He left for Tennessee Oakweave to indicate whether he will be accepted. He is the brother of Dr. L. G. Penn, Chairman, Board of Education of the Medical Church of Newark and the Board of Education of the Medical Church of Newark. He is his step- MAKE ANNAL, FILGIMAGE TO GRACE OF JOHN BROWN (A N. E. Y.) NEW YORK, May 15—Sunday pilgrims from Philadelphia, this city, New Jersey, and other points meeting in annual assembly at North Ethel Farm, Lake Field, N.T. In the heart of Adirondacks, featuring their pilgrimage by presenting the town of Lake Placid a life-size painting of John Brown, a��ationist and martyr hero. 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Admission, 21 cordially Invited. Admission, 21 FISK JUBILEE GROUP. BARE HEARTS Chant Prayer Wins Audience By Mae Fiddison From May Telegram Singing for the pure love of singing, swimming into long cadences of harmony with an ability possessed only by Negro, the Fluk Jubilee. Blameless gave a successful program Monday night in the First Laput Church auditorium. The addition was large, complete and with the average cert audience of the year. There were more white people than, e.g., the latter filling one section of the balcony and a small portion of the lower floor. Singing without accompanied the quintet, composed of four-miles at one woman. Gave real news songs in guineas. The first fashioned stripped, of course, of the Jazz moment and the unrealist fact. It is camp meeting when the Blameless is on. The Jubilee singers were dignified and often ended their words in "Sing" when the natural Negro would never know them was. The first white they had done the time to the Negro chases they did at an well that you could imagine the natural outpouring of the Negro soul and even picture a revival in progress. Prayers in Music Without this aid of imagination however, the Negro melodian are a joy in themselves. Brimming with pathos, the spirituals are music of a people in earnest prayer or "Nobody Knows the Trouble I See-Nobody Knows the Trouble I was among the most popular. The most effective song was "Deep River" arranged by M. T. Hurlick. into this song the Jubilee singers poured great roll of rhythm. Humming so mustenly that the effect was of mutton stringed instruments, reinfold of a portion of the New World Symphony "Fide Up in the Chariot" and "Troubled in Mind" were others that filing to the memory the next day. It is hard to understand why an audience does it proper to laugh at these songs—an actual prayer chant of a race. "My soul is a Witness" in which the Bible prophets are "a witness for my Lord's each in his turn," brought ripples of laughter from Monday night's audience. The Negroes in the audience were grave as Indie singers poured out the plosios a rhythm of these genuine Negro songs. James A. Myers, tenor of the group carried a smear of the solo burden. His voice is liquid, fluent, of the John McConnell type sort his interpretation of his native music threw him into awning rhythm, his body awning and the light of "Shout!" all over God's heaven's bearing from his smiling black face. He's an actor of so well as singer. The remainder of the group singing in harmony was one individual producing a single harmony: Creening a lullaby, the Negroes brought tears to some eyes in the in the audience that could laugh at their spirituality. The real Negro's chommy singing to her baby was revived in the artistic presentation. we have to distinguish between the modulation mechanism of the most powerful audio amplifier. The first stereo amplifier but attempting to step out of the stereo amplifier. When they did they succeeded only, half-heartedly. Tre Voelgd Boatman was working, but was not at all at the standard of the natural Negro song. The entire program was so good that to have reprinted more of the kind of music of the much of the kind of music. roosts of the concert EP to PARK University for Negro students. The first of the first was at the United States and are under management—of a New-York-looking bureau. They appeared here under the name "The Parent-Towel Association of the 1. M. Terrall Negro High School". Myers has been music director in PARK University for 25 years. He has a great female department in the school. The Monday night audience paid high-tribute to him and to all the singers by their own actions. The devout movement of spirituals, singers in the group of entertainers besides Myers were his wife Horatio O'Hannan; Audie Colling and Carl J Harbour. A pageant of the Nathons will be given May 31st at Dixie Park under the direction of Mrs. James W. Witt. In the case of the Christian Association of the Center at 321-Pulaski. The public is cordially invited. Admission 25 cents. News of Greater St. James Second Street Baptist Church, Dr. S. Winn Pastor. "The Church that Lends" Sunday May 16th marked another very busy day with the members and friends of great Mr. James Ind St. Baptist Church. Many glorious events were crowded into the Lord's day. The Sunday School service held between 9 a. m. and 10 a. m. of clock was effaxual. In point of attendance, effective teaching and enthusiasm. The famous "The Hand and Jubilee Singing of Lucy Springs, Alphonse with Prof. Bowers as Director and Manager" was with us at the Sunday School hour. We were favored with one selection: Rev. H. N. Bowden was a visitor. At the eleven o'clock hour, Dr. Winn continued the discourse on the subject. "Re-deem the Time Because the Days Are Evil." He discussed the outline that had to do with Liberalism to the appropriate satisfaction and edification of the huge audience that heard him. At three o'clock the Sunda School celebrated its "Annual Production Day." Nearly one hundred days in the year ranging from 1 months in the year. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1926 noted from one Department in another. Each one of the Eight Departments rendered a well-written program, and the General Sup. presented the Certificates. Dr. J. H. Wing delivered the Proper Foundation for Life in Ind in Youth's Tim. 2:15. The 12. Y. P. U. service was held at the usual hour. The program was rendered by the On Time Group. The music rendered by the Chair was sublime in its effect. The Twilight Musical Concert rendered by the choir and Orchestra at 6:15 p.m. It was full of inspiration. Dr. Wing's topic for the night service was "Two Appointments that will not Missus". The discussions were delivered with great power and earnestness. Six accessions marked the day's service. The Prominent Club Freed and Ye's Brilliant Drama, Thursday, 20th of July, is held at A.S. Old Oaken, Buckett. The Sunday School and E.Y. P. F. are in the mids of the mightily contests, the two have been so long since the first year, with close Monday Night May 2nd. The new show was also presented by the Club, while the presenting the new "White Miss Oln" has, Business is the standard and has for the same day the show has been for the same day. The show has been for the same day. The show has been for the same day. Mrs. J. H. Humpkin has been in the same day. Mrs. Edius Jordan is back home again. Mrs. Geeil Hughes is in the "the Dinner on the河" at Mr. M. M. Parker on Incoln Ave. Miss Lynch of New York City has been visiting her brother Mr. George O'Sullivan on the 20th of May 20th. Mrs. E. E. F. is back home after teaching in Granberry Tea. Mrs. G. E. P. of 800 Cliff St. is out of the city of brother-in-law of the illness of her brother-in-law, Mr. Rufus Pratt. We'll be free to show him the confined to bed for long while. Miss Irons fick of this Humboldt Street agent the week end. Mr. C. E. Thorne's 80-year-old, she reports having had a very pleasant visit. **Worth Music Week** was out outside the library. In charge is **Chip** Blighty. Mr. C. D. Smith of Demise was me. If his new wee we have it. **Those** are the things. Mrs. W. R. Bradley left the office and was replaced by M. S. Mishaghan and M. S. Mishaghan, both of whom were graduates of the University College and with whom the graduation class was held. Hard the Dahlia Garden on the campus of the University of Maryland. Mrs A. N. Stovall has been on the alew list. We wish for Mrs Stovall a speedy recovery. The Tomals Drug Store handles all kinds of Magazines and papers. The Cooperative Grocery Co has moved from Jones Street and located for a bigger and better business at 711 Irma Street. Women's College Athletic Association of California. Delegate to the National Federation of Women's Athletic Associations, California. There are approximately 100 women in the "Girls Hospice" shop. Please phone all news fax the girls hospice. Drug Store, 1, 435-636, Mt. Rx, Drug Store, 1, 435-636, Mt. Rx. Mrs. A. N. Boyall entertained the members of the Young Maid and Matron Club at her home on Terrell Avenue. The house was attractively decorated with a production of Tones from the heavens and garden of the old house. The house was served in twoadious. Guests of the aftergoon were Mrs. L. T. Phillips Wallace of Cleveland and Miss Ernestine. Theசிப்பி, the best of the best things, Texas, 2000 of the club will be with Miss Minnie Creek. North Fort Worth Philip Baptist Church Sunday School opened at 2:30 Sunday morning with Dept. W. M. Smith and eighteen teachers at their posts and the school's Leeson was reviewed by the Dept. W. M. Smith and the school was then given a wonderful gernion. Rev. J. H. Hudson, former pastor of Morning Chapel (better known as Rock Church) is spending on a few days in the city. We were in a very hard way to do this. Rev. H. J. Parks and the Church of his friends spent the day Tuesdays at Lake Worth fishing and enjoying the outdoor pleasures. ```markdown ``` Mans Well, of the town of Walth, and of the town of Burlington, but known women of our group having performed, performed, and America she was a girl. She is now starting to work as "Dunner's Brunner." Pluko PAIR DRESSING PLUKO CO. HIS, TENN, U.S.A. TEXAS TOWNS HENDERSON — May 1th, ML Zion Baptist Church, Excelior high school, baccalaureate sermon was preached by Rev. P. J. Nearn, Mrs. Anna Toggers is still ill, her daugh, her Miss Anna Higgins of Penn, also Muiri� fuchner of Mineolk area at her Iesadee Rev. T. C. Hodeos is conducting a Hible Institute for Church, Rev. J. J. Thompson — five days at Mother Zion Baptist church, Rev. J. J. Thompson remains with his people at Wesley Chapel Wednesday. forty-five farmers met in the Laneville Community, where a demonstration was given under direction of H. L. Brown. Colored demonstration agent-canning beef. The beef, weighed more than 2 hundred pounds, which was made into stew meat, has a soup stock, and a child. A factory size canner will be installed soon at some convenient place for the community at large. Prior Hill Community has chosen a seventy-two-a-old-size canner which will be installed soon. Eight other communities are making arrangements for community canner. In connection with the colored agent B. B. Martin and Harl Wood will meet the farmers in Tanavila Community Wednesday night. May 17th. COOPER—Sunday School was well attended. Rev. M. Mallard was with his people at Mr. Zion. Reversal was the people at Mr. Zion. Reversal Rev. J. Zinn (s.c.) was the first of the first Mrs. Mary Johnson at Klandtike, Mr. Mary Johnson is visiting her mother in Paris. Rev. W. G. Green is visiting her mother in Paris. Rev. W. Green is visiting her mother and his assistant announce that she spent well since and also children made a visit to the children. A. Rauls was in town last Sunday, also W. L. Trey and wife if Greenville. Richard Planking is becoming popular to H. H. and Mrs. Aline McKinney is able to be up to the public and is taking that you have a lot you can for God's chic. Mrs. Nannin Shaw is building a house for the families over the New High school building which is almost completed by Rev. Thomas. Mr. Thomas is members of. Cuey Chapel with their choir, worshipped at the Big MIH Sunday. Also W. D. Thomas, G. David, from the First Baptist Church, Rev. A. McDowell with his wife and G. David, with her wife and the other two. Mr. M. M. McDowell preached by Rev. A. McDowell. Mrs. E. G. Davis has been appointed to the first Church of the first Church to geting ready to entertain the Sunday School. Some people are in the school. Whose was the first Sunday? Mr. M. M. McDowell, the first Church of the first Church is making a first. Mr. E. G. Davis is the first Church of the first Church. No. I. another game at the Chesterfield all the way through but the all the way through but the and take the Chesterfield and take the Chesterfield and take the Chesterfield then the tied scores are then the tied scores are next and brake the tie right next and brake the tie right scores ? and in the Game scores ? and in the Game DEAF AND DUMB AND BLIND INSTITUTE Austin, Texas, May 24—With beautiful sunshine we are happy today. This week brings us near the close of this school year. The examination for the last semester begins next Monday. The beautiful spanish drinking fountains are now in working order, these do not only decorate the campus but are very much in favor, etc., economically, saving the waste of ice and water by the way they are constructed but are military as well. The commencement week announcement leads will be soon. Approximately, Smith, in _Victors to Up Institution_ by the Way of New York, Mrs. L.A. Hill of the City, Next, Wednesday night will mark the closing exercises of the Mutual Aid Society of the Great Department and the 15. M.A. of the Rood Department. There the clubs have moved very successfully this far. — The Artist: POSTA — Rev. Geo. Masson was at his post as pastor at Rock Hill Presbyterian Church last Sunday. Rev. M. A. Armstrong pastor of Mt. Olive Baptist Church filed his year-old man's monthly appointment at Valga Hill Christian Church on the second Rev. G. W. Vansant, a division of the Nantes church from the Holly Spring Community graced our streets last Saturday. Dr. Vansant is the only known Colored Osteopathic Leader. In this section he is also a member of worthy note Hon. L. T. Knefford. Grand Vice Chancellor, of the Knights of Pythias lodge jurisdiction of Texas was a spied star. In this section Tuesday and Wednesday, last week. He visited Eight Brothers' Lodge No. 327, and Oriental Lodge No. 212, several men was given two more degrees of Pothian ranks. While here Mr. Knefford lectured with a fast pure in taste, in oral-tortical ability, Eight-seven, members were in attendance. Announcement revealed the fact that the good Colored folks all of the Ponts will celebrate the 19th day of June with a grand barbecue with amusements and secretion of all kinds. He entertain and all kinds of To find folks by the thousand. The public is invited. Mrs J. A. Cox was calling to Dallas in Friday in March the general of his brother, Will Cox, who died there Thursday. Ng Rivers Nelson and family motored to Cuney last Sunday. Mr. Costomer Vates is in television on business. Prof. T. H. Collins was a pleasant caller at Ponta, last Saturday. Mrs. Minerva Fuller was a guest-in-Ponta, last Saturday. Mrs. Nors Anderson of Collier, was the treasurer of Mr. Elina Hatz, Jeff last Saturday. Mrs. Rosa Anderson and Mrs. Horn Masala are very low-pleks at this writing. Mrs. Masala was thought to be a little better. Mrs. Polly Smith of Fort Worth, is of the bedside of their mother. Prof. W. A. Fuller of The Aadarko Community is opened very early. quiff, III. Mr. Jim Refro is slowly mending. We note sorrowfully the garishing of Dr. G. H. Hartley of Oak Cliff, Dallas, in Kansas City, while attending the O. St. E. General's conference in season-there. MEMPHIS — Mr. Pleasant: Raphael Church is still on the top shelf. Sunday School, 5:15 with Subt. J. O'Sler, present. Plot, R. Baly showed some good points on the lesson. Rev. J. A. Foster, pastor preached **REXANANA** - Rev. Feng days in the city last week. He was born in Dayton, Ohio, on May 15, familiy of A. Ashkenaz, maternal to Gail Ashkenaz, maternal to Gail Ashkenaz, maid to Mrs. A. Belfeld, mrs. A. Belfeld, visiting his silk-cream, Miss M. O. Belfeld, born in Tennessee, Miss Harnock born in Tennessee, April May 15, 1925. His funeral was on May 15, 1925. He was buried in the garrison. Rev. W. A. Presley Wright was largely attended as a seattleCACU was at a premium. Rev. Freeston spoke about the new " 1971 " 1972 " 1973 " 1974 than an Enemy. The body was hand-dotted by Alexis Kishanov. The undertaking Company Rev. J. J. Simponiam was a product of a great meeting for Rev. P. H. Jackson at Bunlet Rev. T. M. Chambers is conducting a revitalization of the New England Church. He has a great following and much good is being done. Rev. P. H. Jackson, J. R. Koleman, and John Colman visiting Mr. Zion recently. Rev. W. A. Freeton preached a sermon to the American Woodman Choirs, which was held on the 28th of April, a congregation of at Polly. Chapel in St. Paul's Church. He spoke from the subject: God, making a nation. The first of the first was the first of the first. Addition to a newly purchased home on luchannan and Jarvis site. We have the intelligence that we will be an accident with his car near the Campalien, III, a few days ago. His father, wife, slater and son Wemmy, was the brother of their child, and the skin of their teeth. We said in last week's Dallas Press that Claremow Owens of this city is a Mr. M. Koleman, who has been the city leader. The armour in city wide, but not Mr. Owens denies the truth for the statement and beg his apology for making an Honorable statement. He was a good one of the blind. It is an honor to marry, but we do not mean to stand any one. Mrs. M. L. Long has been ill a few days ago. MELISSA-Little I. K. Clayton's arm was broken Saturday night, and he was trying to find a new one for Mrs. Hanters are. All smiles over a 19th boy, born to them May 30th, mother and baby doing CORISANIA-Mother Day was observed at all churches behind the old Fellows held their Anniversary service at Wesley Chapel. Mr. E. Church. The pastor-Rev. Kanton preached a very interesting sermon. The address by firand Master Jackson was very wholesome, also, paper by Mrs. H. W. William, the Mrs. J. D. Taylor has been aid for a week. Meese Glass, Parker and Wall are still the two of the first who were in the first party of Ron, Antonio, is visiting her father, Wm. Glass. Mrs. Horace Audy has returned from St. Worth. C. B. Bussell spent the end in Dallas. Miss I. M. Hardee of Dallas spent the week-end with a friend and the other. Mr. B. B. Sledge was a Walker spent Sunday in the city. Mme Grant Robinson and Wm. J. W. Wickelton visited in the city last week. The ladies entertained Mme Durham and Ross. The Six-Jingers spent their rest period in the early-time question of Mme R. H. Durham and H. Z. Williams. Mrs. A. B. Sledge's school closed on the 8th. LADDOSTA-M. R. was well-affonded. Both churchshares, Sunday and the 10th church church-up, united and had services at 1 o'clock. A special program was rendered the month-long. The W. W. Mr. Sledge was 11th. The W. W. Mr. Sledge at the residence of Mrs. Daisy R. Every married woman should write for FREE Book written by DG. Burroughs, a graduate, physician, Dr. Burroughs has spent for years treating women for diseases, peculiar to their sex and his bank tells, why so many married women have been denied the blessing of children—why they are broken down, physically in early life. This book is written in plain language and tells how pain and suffering, so, common with women, may be overcome and the blessing of hecking a mother be granted by the use of a simple book treatment. Dr. Burroughs wants every married woman to have a copy of his book, so if you write him it will be waited to you in plain wrapper absolutely FREE with postage paid. Every woman or a little to herself will be made to have good health and life. They may be the guide to a show you how to do. Write to: de-my.com-this-first-hand-plans.bby under the H. C. ROYER (1) Mediterranean Blue Kansas City, Mo. NOTICE! I wish to get information concerning, Nelson, Temples and Andrew Temples, who are brothers of the American American family. In the first case, of their wife, in Chickashin, Ohio. For the desired information write to: P.S.R. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. Mrs. Mary Hill, 1822 Caddo St. Dallas, Texas Jones. A rico menu was served. The 1125 divided between the Fibre band and the W.H. M. & Elder Davis, P.C. of the church conducting a few-Rights meeting Mrs. L. E. McKinney and Mrs. E. Clark left Tuesday for Kansas City, Mo. to be filled the general conference. Tom Balmer died Wednesday at the home of his dater, Mrs. Arnie Patterson. His body was shipped to Paris, Friday for hurlin. Mrs. Cally Palmer and the family are accompanied by the dater. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge. Mr. Mrs. First House. opened by the first place. She was born in the 1940s and Mrs. Henry King. Her name was not found in the 1940s and Sunday at Ben Franklin. WOLFET CITY—Services at The Homer District Thurret-West Sunday were successful. The following Trajectories were in the service of W. J. Cobb of McKinney. Dr. C. C. Colbert of Greenville. Rev. Spigner of Mc Pinnant Rev. Clovton of Commerc's Sunday was unstrange day into their new church, actor Dr. James I. Gilmore preach—a two-and-a-month-old man. Mr. William of Silver City. New Movies in the "Villing Mr. and Mrs. Yoo. Higgin's Cropes" were never damaged here from the half-day. Arthur A. Ward spent the weekend in Dallas. M. C. Woods matured to Greenville Saturday. The Wolfe City Gray Wolves were dearest in Paris Sunday. Mrs. Elmer Thomas of Muskogee, Olin, is in the five-wiring her parents' life and Mrs. H. M. Jones. Clobby has returned home from Gealand. Little Miss Idlla Thun, on to the sleek list. The W. M. M. will give away a red spread the fourth Sunday. In May. EXTENSION ACTIVITIES FOR WEEK ENDING MAY 15.1926 By R. T. Williams, County, agent Due in 1929, he was. during the week of the 1920s, and and corn was halted to a certain stent by both adults and subway. The house was re-created ing good cultivation, for very much every club boy in cated, and the right into his plot was soon to be. At the end of the year, it would be of course, 279 just waiting for some exercises in the city. In the start of the cultivation and planters to work again. The country and cotton slush boys are all working hard that might let in on the $500.00 prior time and to the given way up the end of the year. The Club, before of Alpha met Thursday May 13 at the home of Mr. W. W. W. in the home of Mr. I. I. in the home of Mr. I. I. in the home of Mr. L. O. W. Hode, Home Depot, The Agent. The regular meeting was held on May 14, May 19th. The Addison Academy May 10th, success having a large crowd out to exploring program run through the city. Mr. Montgomery, the teacher was very slated over the outside. On the 19th of the 19th, the boy crossed late with the school. And of Whenton (Collin Cunnings) Ad- The W. W. W. is the second of 4- the information that the Farmers of the city will be held August 10, 11 and 12 at Fairfax, the local The round trip rate from Jillla will be $40 for every body. All the people are expected to get up will please get in touch with the Agents so soon as possible that the agents might be made for the special car which we expect to HEAD OF EXTENSION DEKAR MEN PASSES TROUGH DALLAS Prof. C. H. Waller, well-known head of the Employment work among Negroes in Texas, stopped over in Dallas last Saturday, which on route to Oklahoma, where he will deliver a series of lectures on improved farming methods. Prof. Waller stated to Express representatives that this was the most successful year in the history of the Extension work in Texas and that the coming fall would witness more prosperity on the part of Negro farmers of more counties where the work has been introduced, then ever before. COL LOUIS D. LYONS AND DAUGHTERS VISIT DALLAS Col. Louls D. Lyons accompanied by his two youngest daughters, Mimes Emma and Eva, were visitors in Dallas on last Sunday. Col. Lyons, well-known as one of the leading lights in The Ancient Order of Pilgrims, was the speaker for the Supreme. Worthy Shepherd, at the author's Psalm of that order, which was held at Macedonia Exptist Church. While in the city, Col. Lyons and the two charming Misses were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rice. SECRETARY OF THE NATIONAL Y. W. C. A. VISITS IN DALLAS Miss Jujuba Badger, student secretary of the National W. C. C. 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Johnson will be present to long encouragement to the special effort and presch. morning and night. It will be great day for St. James. It will give popular verge to the effort of the church. Come early that you may get a good place. Bishop Johnson is one of the greatest newsbers in the church and you will also a treat if you fall to heart time. Sunday night the famous Ethel Giles Club of Albemann will give us our closing entertainment. Rev. Dr. Young of Bethel and his spondid choir and congregation press at St. James in the afternoon. Despite the fact that they are in a发生异常的struggle, they rendered some valuable services both spiritual and financial. Block 81 James is the oldest daughter of Bethel. Dr. Young gave to some To say of his nglance. Home only little to every earthly joy. There are few people who can everyday of their neighbor and not feel, envious. This only don't assess itself in all within the Merchant who should be more like his neighbor, who is much larger and must pro- perous business than myself. It is your envoyance then itself. It is more popular than him- self, the minister who is the wrong spirit does not write nearer the comping of the farmer, or the best for the great preach. or the best for in the community. This runs through the whole realm of our world. So, to say life. Then envy leads many to do, to do this just as evil as the enemies of their, who filled up the well that he properately might off the Persons living in this country which abounds in plenty of fresh water cannot appreciate what is the water was more than countries, where in many parts water may only be secured by digging of a great distance by the water from the work. Then very, existence, despise of upon such wells, and when some gave up without a life in him and moved away from the left him and moved away from the other, and then move on from them. He demonstrated his self as good. He spirit of the instruction of the Christian, "retest not, will." 8. The spirit of non regalance Dignity wins. After Israel had been ordered to quit the country, and then give up the well he had dug on two occasions, he finally opana up a thin will and is not disturbed and he calls the name of it. It is nothing that I did. And as I last provided room for him. When he exmiles away, his spirit then soon discovered in him something they did not have, and they want to make a covenant with him. One need never be afraid of the results of right doing—it does not matter how much of a sacrifice of manhood it may seem to demand—the time will come when men will arise and call him blessed. 4. The machek shall inherit the earth of violence and wrong, that the of violence and wrong, that the solves a pry for, aggressive grief, and after well that the thou would be might call his own, but this Almighty is the strength and Almighty is the strength and in the victors in the final anal- gory, in the painers in the charities, and in the armies of the oppressors of his machk move beautiful demonstration in his which many powers rela- tive to him move beautiful demonstration in his which many powers rela- tive to him move beautiful demonstration in his which many powers rela- tive to him move beautiful demonstration 5. The worlds greatest curse. War is perhaps the world's greatest curse, or it has at least a rank with the sum traffic. Both of these giant evils curse our civilization—it is our shame and sin in permitting war—it is our weakness and crime to allow the rum traffic to exist in any form in this country. Hence the time will come when the bullies must be put in their place—this may be fittingly applied to individual or nation. The last World War threatened the very foundations of our civilization—and perhaps another such one would wipe it out. But the spirit of Israel would never bring on a war. If my into you rest not evil, is a sound policy wisely directed for all our relations with others. some wholesome advice, which all enjoyed. GREATER MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School was largely empty, but their pictures made with 45 photos of the children presented to a crowded human heart. The teacher and instructor, four of them, instructed students. ATLANTA UNIVERSITY PROFES SOR VISITS, DALLAS Prof. George A. Town, for many years the dean of the University of Miami, University and at . . . present the states of the institution all over the world. In other places in Twelve this week the guest of the Atlanta, University of Georgia, included Waco, Houston, FTW and Memphis. The alumni of the school are engaged in the raising of a fund of 100,000 for the institution and Prof. Towns in the drive director. While in the city he met all of the alumni of the school at the home of Mrs. A. Rice, one of the old, est living graduates of the school. The Atlanta alumni of Dallas includes Miss N. V. Plemster, teacher of Washington High School, Prof. J. W. Towns of The National Benefit Life Insurance Company, W. H. Pice of The Atlanta Life Insurance Company and J. W. Rice. SPECIAL SPEAKERS REPRESENT SUPREME HOME AT PILGRIM SCHMORTS At many of the annual sermons of The Ancient Order of Pilgrims which were held in all of the cities of the state in which that order is represented special speakers commissioned in an important the Supreme Home given to those assembled, the message of Supreme Shepherd Grims L. D. Jonson, well known in the order was the speaker at Dallas and Editor Rica was the speaker in Fort Worth. that there was room for the ex-patriot of the order on a ship that had been allowed that only half of all of eight persons were members of any home in Texas owed it to the family to home in Texas them-identified in the ex-patriot's account. the state with assets of more than $220,000. It plans the erection of a modern and magnificent temple and office building in the city of Houston. It. H Grimes is the Bu- preme Worthy Shepherd of the Order and James D. Ryan is its Sub- beme Worthy Recorder. ROYAL SOCIAL AMUSEMENT CLUB ENTERTAINS Royal Social Armament Club, entertained with a birthday party in its spacehouse, Club quarters. Friday evening, May 14, Pacific and North Central Avenues. The event marked the congental Mr. Lewis's eight anniversary. The guest list included members of the club and close friends of the honorees. The club rooms were beautifully decorated with a color scheme of very unique design. The presence of the Royal Chocolate Kiddies added mirth, and thrilled with its various musical programs much to the enjoyment and satisfaction of the guests. Menu Coast Turkey and detaing from sealed and punch. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our Friends and neighbors for kindness and support, and to thank the death of our mother, Mrs. Clara D. McAfee also for the resolutions in this meeting. HUBY NTLOWART, Daughter - CHARLES V. LYANNE, son. OIL MAGNATE IN DALLAS ON BUSINESS Honorable George Garrett of Little Rock, Ark., who owns twenty six off Wells in Louisiana in Dallas on business. The party consists of Mr. Charlie Howell, president of the McDade Hotel, Little Rock, Ark., and Mr. K. Johnson, chauffeur the party is stopping at the Foxell's hotel on State Street. Mr. Garrett is here on a business transaction with the Magnolia and Simms Oil co-operations. Details of the conference have not been been given out to the Dallas Express representative. They moored from Little Rock in a late Model Cadillac Sedan. They will leave Dallas for points in Oklahoma, Chicago, IL, Memphis and to Little Rock. EDITOR_OF_SOUTHWESTERN CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE IN DALLAS. Dr. Is. H. King, D. D., Editor of the Southwestern Christian Advocacy, New Orleans, La., is in Dallas. Dr. King is one of the most sought for by white people in the South as an orator, he is taken away from his field. He will make one of his famous addresses at St. Paul M. E. Church. He is the guest of Rev. and Mrs. J. D. Rice, 310 State Street, also W. M. Gordon's classmate in Clark University, Atlanta, Ga. They are the long friends. RISING STAR CLUB — Met at the home of Miss Drake, 211 Clark street, Tuesday evening with all officers and minnbars present. After business hour, a card name was played. Refreshments served. Visitors: Rufus Pennington and J. H. Wright Idle Hour Social Dance Last Friday night, May 15th was a splendid scene—an one entered the dance hall decorations were of black and white. The young men of the club, wore white trousers and black cats, while the ladies were white costumes. The little Hour Social Club had as their out of town guests. Miss Martin of Austin, Texas, Measures, Lex Groves, Fort Worth and Lacy Anderson of Terrell. Class D. MacArthur, 2738 Manager, Bernice B. MacArthur, 2738 Manager, Bernice B. MacArthur, Hudson Road Hall, St. Louis, Hudson Road Hall, St. Louis, Hudson Road Lee Brownski, MacArthur Salt- ant, St. Louis, MacArthur Salt- ant REV. PROCTOR IS OFFICIAL AT CONFRESSIONAL MEET New York, May 20. For the first time in the history of the New York Association, of Congregational Church, which inel. Thursday in St. Mark's Congregational Church, a N.Y., the New. Henry H. Proctor, affiliated as Moderator. At the last election of officers the annacation made the "Rev. R.-L. Mitch of Richmond Hill Moderator and the Rev. Dr. Proctor, Vice Moderator. The former has accepted a North pector, and the latter automatically became Acting Moderator. The New York Association of Congregational Churches is not, posed of sixty-five churches within the limits of the "New York" with 31,000 members. There are five Negro congregations in the group. The Rev. Dr. Proctor (pastor of Nasarone Congregational Church, Brooklyn THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1926 PAYING FOR Church PAYING FOR Church NEGLECT ONE of the most inspirational sights in the world is the original a church. One of the greatest jalite [1 ever received] was to TOM, through the blackened air of a starlit night and a revolving moon. While traveling through Long Island a few days ago, I read a little sign outside a country store. "Do you go to Church? Go where you please, but go to Church." ```markdown ``` This Rep Better Ch THE DAY Texas O Negre S Compare DR. A. G. WINN ENDORSED FOR BY THE DALLAS EXPRESS Texas Oldest and Largest Negro Newspaper" Since 1892 Compare our Job Printing DR. A. G. WINN ENDORSED FOR BISHOPRIC The Consensus District Conference A. M. E/ Church met Bethel Station. Wednesday, May 12th, Rev. A. G. Winn, D. D., presiding, Rev. J. M. Johnson, D. D., is the pastor there and spared no pains in the way of caring for the Conference. In the latest style, Courtesy reigned so, prime. Dr. Johnson saw to it every hour of the day. The delegates looked forward to adjournment with reluctancy. and into the lives and hearts of the people. He was unanimously endorsed for the lushopic. Dr. S. J. Johnson, secretary-treasurer of the Church Extension Society of the A. M. E. Church, Washington D. C., Dr. J. C. Walker, pastor-maker Chapel, Fort Worth, Dr. J. Jones, P. B. of the Port Worth District and Rev. J. C. Lee, pastor of Terrell Station were among the visitors and contributed to no small way to the life of the Conference. Miss Gipwood of Dalton, the “human marking bird of Central Texas” wherewith throughout the week The audience will be thrilled to see the audience with her gift of song. Both men and women were loud in their praises of the World and the world. The world offered to pledge their all to see him, elevated to the office of the lifeless. Brittain. Much credit is due the teachers for the workful半mathrm. Paul Watson died at the Parkland Sanitarium, Wednesday, May 12, 1926, where he was operated on for appendicities. Funeral attended at the Mt. Horum Epile Church of which he was a member. He was a Pythian and president of the young boys inspiring triple X Club. Was well known and lived and respected. He leaves his son of friends, Mrs. Jane Ivans, to the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Massen Brown motored to Shreveport to get the mother to the middle of the life, while holding the white paper to learn the bad things the Colored people are doing read about the good in the Express. Negroes Will Have Big Exhibit at Sesqui-Cennial Event foreign governments, as well as local governments, in this country have a lot of influence in their daily demonstrations and artistic activities. The last exhibition made by the group makes this the greatest demonstration in the history of blacksmithing and industrial school. The teacher of blacksmithing and industrial school are involved in forking and working with metalworking machinery and connecting with this demonstration through the story will be told of metalworking, the story will be told of metalworking, in the use of metals, knowledge in the use of metals, Negro on Negro Based, Negro on Negro Based, Negro on Negro Based. This took me back to a period of over a quarter of a century ago. I recalled a luncheon that a man who, due to bad habits, had just been discharged from a very important executive position, I asked him, I permitted himself to conduct himself as he had. He said because he forgot what he learned in church. "After all, the Wright book he said the book he is the Christian life." The Coralie County Conference Committee will meet on Wednesday, May 11th, May A. G. O'Connor, May 12th, May A. G. Johnson, D. I. D., in the greater interest in catering for the Conference in the practice of Johnson as the principal member of Johnson are the leaders forward to adjustment and improvement. The success of the conference was considered the late Spring rain. Baldwin Region, with her strong leadership of Rev. J. L. Faughn, the leadership of Rev. W. J. Laughlin, and stood hard for the financial and stood hard for the financial and he has interwoven him with the DALLA EXPRESS REPRESENTATIVE MANAGER OF DEAL LAUNDRY. Men are we, wherever they are. It was a pleasing access to the office of the manager, to Monday morning, when he called to the manager of the ideal manager. Mr. Irwinhoe, received us to the attention to the salience of our operations by befitting us to go through the operations. The wonderful impression that gave us so much joy was the coloration women Colored women who an scientifically the machines and their applications. We are proud to add the second articles. We are proud to note these conditions it is a phase whereby they receive a complete knowledge of the machine, which make it possible for institutions of this nature, to be operat- ing where efficiency can always be maintained, and where they have a whoatha thorough knowledge of the mood of all life. After all we have always kept the machine in the hands must that the machine make a skim or the texture of his hair, but the texture of the faith that I can separation and the faith that I can measure us in the task of duty and the faith that I can guarantee for his duties to the Delila Miyasu representatives. OAK CAFE OAK CAFE May 15, 1926 with its graduates. Three days, Earl, Robert J. Tyrus, Jurgita John, John K. Kudar, Felix John, John K. Kudar, Felix M. Kudar, Mrs. K. P. Hobert, Mrs. K. The thousands of young are, the feet men and women in the world were those who attended church. Today, the world are those who attend church. If it were possible to take a census of the world, it would try throughout the world; it would be found that a very large majority of them are regular church attendants. The church is the foundation of the state. When the church goes out, the world goes out. --- never put foot inside a church door. Then, a modern church door. Then, a F ree devic March Gordon, called to see me. I agreed to attend his church. For 4 years, I never ignored Sunday, unless I saw out of the city. Church-going is a habit — a mishitly good habit. Go to church. Go where you please, go to church. You will feel better in every way. Church-going is a mental tonic. head of the Sequicentennial Exposition has recently appointed to be Sequicentennial Board of Directors, a prominent Negro Physician and Surgeon, Dr. John W. Turner. He is a former president of the National Medical Association and surgeon in connection with the Douglass Hospital and has been prominent in civic and professional affairs in Pennsylvania for some years. This appointment has added new interest and enthusiasm on the part of colored people, generally throughout the country, and marks additional recognition of the presence of a colored man in American Life. Hawke have known, until the last past president of convictions, modern, other general officers and their lieutenants in organizing and serving roadway in organizing and serving "Arkham, let us look at the great every one of our Nesthaven, office of the International conditions of the of the internal conditions of the with his white waltham. If the service presentation part to the problem of attaining the front of the problem of attaining GREATER MACEDONIA, THE STRANGER'S HOME AND COMMUNITY CENTER Series of Bermuda by Dr. E. Arlington William beginning Sunday at 10 a.m. Midday sermons will treat on the spiritual points of the raca- dying sermons of the pretestal and business uplift. Special inquire by Jubilees and Imperial Choir. Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. B. R. V. P. at 9:30 p.m. DRAMA "The Country Girl in Town" by St. John's Choral Club, Monday Night, May 24th. Admission— 25 Cents. ST. JAMES A. M. E. TEMPLE FLORENCE AND GOOD STS., "YOUR CHURCHASS FOR THE TICKETS" AND SARS, on selling the largest number of tickets or over of subscribers to the stak over $250.00 up ticket to the Philadelphia Exposition and on turning in the largest amount from the top over $200.00 will be given a one-way life Exposition in turning in the largest sum over $175.00 a trip ticket to Davenport, Coin in turning in the largest amount over $100 a paid one way to Denver. on turning in the largest sum over $75.00 trip to Galveston. A setting for the largest amount of tickets over $100 a trip ticket to Davenport will be given a dumnon selling the largest amount over $10.00, which is a will turn to their money Tuesday night, inducted as every body will have a perfect el OOD STS. "YOUR CHURCH, ENTER AND MARK." the bank over $20,000 will be the total amount $20,000 will be amount amount from tickets of will be given a one-way ticket sum over $15,000 will be sum over $15,000 will be largest amount over $15,000 will be largest amount over $15,000 will be amount of tickets over $20,000 will be given a diamond ring will be given a diamond ring money for Tuesday night. May will have a perfect charm 1. The person turning in the largest amount from tickets of inebنسcriptions over $100.00 will be given a one way ticket to the 1-the-depth铭牌信息。 2. The person turning in the largest sum over $175.00 will be given a return trip ticket to Donovan, Coin 3. The person turning in the largest amount over $100.00 will have their fare paid one way to the 1-the-depth铭牌信息. 4. The person turning in the largest sum over $12.00 will be given a return trip to Tiveston. 5. The 2-the-depth� the largest amount of tickets over $25.00 will be given a write watch. 6. The largest sum over $15.00 will be given a diamond ring. 7. The one selling the largest amount over $10.00 will be given a pair of skates. 8. All contentants will turn in their money Tuesday night. May 25th. It will be as conducted as every hold will have a perfect change from the C. W. ABINGTON, Pastor Breaking 11:00 a.m. and 7:15 p.m. m. Christian Bedover, 4:45 p.m. m. morning Jibbie Clark, Common 11 a.m. Sunday. **Weekly Services** Class meeting, Monday night at 8:10 p.m. People Meeting, Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. Alive After Bedover, Thursday 11:30 p.m. and relations of Norge groups in was served, Mrs. Norea Laws, 2110 a hundred cities and towns North State Street, will be the next host and South, we would immediately asked to be present. Laura Shaw, President, community life of the Norge and 2015 relationships with his wife Thes are written by: "Turn in another direction, look at the great leisure time needs of the family, unfilled, unknowable" "The two families will be in our crowding into our industrial and commercial centers. They are having many through increased earnings before the two families have a new income before their hours of work are shortening and their hours are lengthening. What is being provided to take care of this leisure." In many communities have addicted to their high and open time activities. JOY LOVES CLAY - Mr. Wednesday night, May 27th with Mr. Newson, and Mrs. Smith and Mrs. A. Oloisons, and Mrs. and Mrs. Tomman were pleasant visitors, and planning remarks were made by each. After business were made by each, the meeting was passed in the morning. A palatable report was zarywood by the hostess. The club was offered to meet with Mrs. C. L. Minster, 216 Juliette Street, P. Fitts, Pres. AMERICAN BEAUTY SOCIAL The 2015 Newson's night, May 6th at 2118, Half street, for business visit games were played after the election. Mrs. Newson was elected critic, Mr. Kelloger, treasurer. Club is planning a mountaineer-plounte for May 27th. He president, Mrs. A. Oloisons, re- There's no need to worry about the hair and skin of Grace, Violet, Crystal, or your other pretty friends. Yours may be just as pretty. Use regularly.