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SEGREGATION UPHELD IN WASHINGTON CASES U. S. SUPREME COURT REFUSES TO INTERFERE IN CASES WHERE WHITES WROTE SEGREGATION CLAUSE INTO LAND TITLES. SAYS QUESTION NOT WITHIN COURT JURISDICTION Washington. May 29. The six question within its jurisdiction. It said that the court could find another prosecution. Court Monday refuted in its dismissal the case 'earning in force in any of those attorneys to interfere with the practice of whiteness' a decision of the lower courts here to sustain her contention, in communities in agreeing to her New York jurisdiction. The defendants were 'the decision leaves open to those communities and valid'. Florida Jury Convicts First White Man for Negro Murder Jacksonville, Fla., May 25—(A. N.)—Florida has broken all south-ern traditions in sentencing a white man to the electric chair for the killing of a Negro. A jury in the court found Britt R. Pringle, white, guilty of murder. In the first degree without a recommendation for mercy. The jury deliberated but thirty-five minutes after a trial which lasted by half a day. The crime for which Pringle has been convicted is considered one of the most brutal in the history of Duvat county. John Simmons, a wood dealer living on the outskirts of town, disappeared mysteriously and his neighbors reported the affair to county authorities. Succeeding then was aroused when Pringle who had had dealings with Simmons before, was seen selling wood in the Negro's woodyard. NATIONAL PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIA TION LAUNCHED AT ATLANTA MEETING Atlanta, Ga., May 29–The National Congress of Colored Parents and Teachers was organized in the city on May 7th, by delegates representing the states of Georgia, Florida, Alabama, and Delaware. The organization was affected by Mrs. A. H. Reeves' President of the National Congress of Colored Parents and Teachers, the White National Ex- pressed their great pleasure at the creation of this parallel pledged to the fullest sympathy and co-op- eration. Mrs. Heaves predicted that the new organization would meet a long felt need and would grow at a rapid rate. awards on fashionable Washington street had determined among themselves to appoint a Nathaniel G. Hoyt, a lawyer of their property, the court in which they were admitted to pass on the validity of such arrangements on the ground that they were not aware of them. Riverton, N. J., May 25—(A. N. P.)—Riverton's "Peeping Tom," who has kept the women of this town in terror for many weeks, is in the fall house now. He is a white man, and not the mutatio man, as was first suspected. Almost every night for the past two weeks, Riverton police have received one or more complaints of the "Peeping Tom" activities. Several petty robberies have been told to this mysterious figure who rapidly became almost a "fearsome tradition to the people of the suburb, so that many women have been afraid to go on the streets alone after dark. Miss Francis Ruppert, white, was on her way home alone. The man followed her. She walked faster. The man broke into a run. She fled. The man pursued, but he was far from her after a few minutes' run. He then gave up the chase. Arriving at police headquarters, the woman told her story and then helped warn residents of that section. Riverton that the "peeping" was again abroad. A. passes of nearly two hundred people had gathered and went in pursuit of the "molatto" man. A few minutes later he was seen peeping in the home of J. Lewis Jackson, white, and the people gave chase. He was captured. But they were surprised to learn that he was seen peeping in the home of J. Lewis Jackson, white, and the people gave chase. No who captured. But they were surprised to learn that he was a white man. The man, Jack Snyder, is married and a member of a respected white Riverton family. The people quickly dispersed when they discovered that the peeper was a white man, when many of them knew. The affair did not require the assistance of the state troops nor the National Guard. "A tall man would be the best thing for him," Snyder's wife said, when she was informed that he was the "Peepler from." She also refused to go to his aid. He was held without bail. Florida Jury C White Man Mur Jacksonville, Fig. May 25—(A. N. D. Florida has broken all white- ern traditions in mentoring all white- men, including the killing of A. Nemo. A jury in cir- cult found Jirt. R. Pringle, white, white, and black, guilty of killing a green without a recommendation for mercy. The jury dethreatened but merely accused the man of killing a woman, which justified half a day. The crime for which he was tried is the most moral in the history of Dual state. John Simmons, a national citizen, was convicted of town, disappeared mysteriously, and his neighbor reported the ar- tificial death of John. John was arrested when Printer, who had had cured himself with Jim- son's cream, was found in wood in the Nexroo woodyard. NATIONAL PA TION LAUNCH Atlanta, Ga. May 18—The Nati- tional Court Colored and Teachers was organized in this city on May 18, by delegates from Pittsburgh, Alabama, and Delaware. Mrs. A. H. Reese, President of the National Court Colored and Teachers, who had joined with the Nati-ntional Court Colored and Teachers, in calling the meeting Association in calling the meeting examination and program meetings, during the thirty years of exe- surement of the program. The Reese and other represent- --- The Dallas Express Lalalle, Pa. May 25—A. N. P. (Alfred G. Gafford) have to protect the witness who guilty Henry Patterson, who contracted the illness, marked man took the man from a sheriff's office and tried to kill him with bullets, then dragged through the street, then shot him in the head. Seaman John W. Martin immediately ordered an investigation into a masked request for trump, whom a masked fighter for the Coast Guard as to the cause of the attack in have attacked a white woman in her 20s. The woman told them, she became frightened and left her at the back door and added for a drink of water. The head of the chamber of commons and stated that it sounded the女士 were dead. The女士 to remove Patterson from them, without official permission. PLAYS NEGROE'S POLE BON HORRIL N. J. Mar 28—(By A. S. B. A. A colored Negro) For the 1980s, the United States has been 110 years in变化. When the Blacks are 110 years old, the Blacks have 110 years to be 110 years old. The first 1980s were a period of great success in the long time of the Blacks. Convicts First for Negro order The jury brought in its verdict signed by two white members, after State's Attorney Charles M. Dormence and Assistant State's Attorney John L. Farrell had asked for the death penalty for him. Harry Johnstein, attorney for Pringle, whom the State appointed, asked for a poll of the jury. Every juror when his name was called answered, was asked for aDNA test. Prigle was remanded to the county Jail until Saturday morning when sentence will be pronounced provided the appeal which his attorney is making is denied. The court is making a opinion among both parties and Colored Jail that Pringle should have the death penalty for his crime. After murdering a man, he was sentenced to death and a large sum of money from him. ARENT-TEACH HED AT ATLA tatives of the White National Ex-press. Their great pleasure at the creation of this parallel pledged to the United States. In the first company, and in the new organization would meet a long time of success, the n. The following officers were aethet- cled: Mr. H. B. Hale, F. W. Wheeler, J. Jacksonville, F. B. Bacchus, First vice president, Mrs. M. W. Wheeler, Jacksonville, F. B. Bacchus, Second vice president, Third vice president, Village, Ms. F. Fourth vice president, Mr. M. F. Fourth vice president, Fifth vice president, Prof. R. E. Kuffer, Macon, Ga. Mith vice pres- ident, Mr. N. V. Kuffer, Macon, Ga. The decision leaves open to those pleasing further proceedings in the lower courts to force the city provided she can find some other constitutional group on which to truce. The case had strived not only with attention assemblies from a number of cities in which the ti- um had been found over locally. Is Out Troops In Lynch Citizens TO BE AIDED ON TRIP BY SCHOOL MATES MICHIGAN GOVERNOR APPOINTS COMMISION Langston, Mieh, May 19, '24—A. N. Pulliplin—Pulliplin of North Carolina and member of the North Carolina first annual session. Alexander J. Greenbeek, governor of Mieh. Johnson, governor of a State-Herald commission consisting of ten members commissioning as follows: Two were assigned as follows: "White members: Carl Young, commissioner of the department of Defense, and James D. Division, Liaison, under whom the division of Nero Welfare and taxation was originally established (Court Circuit, Am. Arbor). I. R. Ellison, city manager of Muskegon. mature women mature men C. Greene, master of half- Bred Creek. Darrell Knight, manager of the Detroit Creamery, prominent businessman, church leader, and ardent welfare worker. Colored members—Owain W. Baker, attorney, Hiley City, CA. Civil worker of Cousa County, Daugaune. Charles Handy, successful bus- tutor. Coolell House, attorney, Detroit. Civil relations program. Civil relations program. HERS ASSOCIA NTA MEETING vjilo, Pia.; Seventh vice president, Mrs. P. L.; Smith, Ravannah, Georgia; Recording Secretary, Mrs. S. B. Brown, Newman, Ga.; Corresponding Secretary, Miss M. E. F. Fulton, Montgomery, Ala.; Treasurer, Mrs. Willie Danfelle, Atlanta; Historian, Miss O. H. Lee, Savannah, Ga. One of the first actions taken by the new National Congress was the sending of a telegram to Mr. and Mrs. Julian Harris of the House of Representatives, and the expression of their crusade for in- terracial justice and congratulation them on, being awarded the Pulitzer gold medal for the most distin- guished service rendered by any American newspaper last year. School Children Will Contribute to Fund for Mate's Trip to Europe. Los Angeles, CA. May 23-29 William Picken, Mild Secretary of the economy of united Pleasant, Ohio, of united Pleasant, Ohio, "Parlama," the celebrated Little Col- lege of theology, will present the list of conferences in the los- Angeles Baby. Contact, which list of such affairs held by the N. American Academy of Pediatrics, are representing the leading chari- gers of the conference. Mr. A. A. Robertson, moun- tion meeting opening the coeked bachelor's degree in theology of Officers of the man- hattan Los Angeles Baby. Contact Mr. A. C. Richardson, vice-chair- man, The University of Pennsylvania, Assistant Recreation, Mrs. Kate Colleen, Fres- her Recreation, Mrs. Marianne V. Askslund, Committance, and Mrs. Mamie V. LAND GRANT COLLEGES HOLD 6TH MEETING Washington, D.C. May 12th (CA N.P.). After a three-day re-reunion the sixth conference, New York City, Washington, D.C., was held at the Washington State College as their presiding head for new and old years. The purpose of these conferences is to study methods of agricultural education, through special demonstrations and the use of the new sound, program of education in trades and industries. To improve methods of internal administrative management, a new strategic higher educational standards. The keynote of this purpose was the meeting of the President of the United States. The meeting presented by President Wilkinson (E. response to the welcome address made by Honorable John L. Grant, the board of the Interior. In his response there was mentioned the relationship of the work of L. Grant and the group of the United States. The emphasis and interests on the liberal arts, he made a clear text that the work of L. Grant and the board of the public, but the collection of liberal arts, but that both were performing an equal service in education. There were three sessions. There were three sessions daily. Where the representatives discussed the structure of the conference, the first session was the first of the first session. Many of the comment leaders of our race were to their own. The first session was the first of the first session. The first session was the first of Virginia Normal Institute Doctor E. E. Just of Howard Hall. The session was held at the New Virginia College Institute of West Virginia. L. S. Crosley, Deal-aware State College for Normalized President J. R. E. Lee, Florida Ag Thomas Tolbert, member of the student body of Washington High School, and first delegate among Negroes in Texas to be chosen to represent his state at the International Boyer Conference which will meet in Finland this summer will be helped on his journey by the gifts of every Negro school child in Dallas according to the survey received from the Board of Education recently. Tuesday, June 1st, has been present as the date on which all of the Negro school children of Dallas will be paid all of the principals and teachers of the schools of the city have signified their complete agreement with the movement and they will contribute as a group to the fund. Other Agencies in the Solicited The local Y. M. C. A. Secretary, Mr. J. D. Rice, is assisting the school authorities in raising the fund for the trip of Tolbert. It is estimated that approximately $100 will be necessary for his complete trip which is to include several side trips to places of interest in the Old World, Churches, lodgings and business men will be given opportunity to help them the movement which is unique in Dallas and in Texas. Pt. Werth Agnieszka Working For Kids. It is generally understood that the Agnieszka Foundation is combined for speedily raising the children of the city. Already the business of the foundation is led by leaders of the public schools. How the collection is well under way. preservation of President Kennedy, Secretary of State and the Department of State was improved. The Department of State was improved and the government that the department supported by the business community was supported by the business community. The Governor King is of the opinion that the department is committed to government. Positioning the department in a multitasking "the spirit of the mission," the department has less than they do upon their duties than they do upon their duties. Senator King's resolution was at the center of the milieu of Porkkin Relation, which was Tolbert is among the "highest and most promising fades" in the city and is well known for his industry, courteouess and manliness. He has been a member of the R.I.Y. club of Washington High School since his entry there and is a staunch supporter of the Sunday School of Macedonia Baptist Church of which he is a member. It is pointed out by the members of the Dallas committee that the choice of a Dallas and for the trip is an honor to the city and that in view of the uniqueness of the occasion, it should be the pleasure of every public spirited citizen to help in the preparation for his going. Many Historical Policies to Be Aside from the contagion with the boys of other countries and nationaities which it will be the privilege of the Texas delegates to meet there will be a wide trip to many places of historic interest scheduled. The trip will include theปีที่สนับสนุน, a trip through several places in England, and probably Germany and Sweden. The party will embark at New York sometimes in the mid-dilemma of the summer. New York, May 12—Republican senators have brought about the defeat of the Dyer Anti-Lynneville Act, according to announcement of the National Association for the Advancement of the House of Representatives was able to pass the bill, as it did in 1927, says the N.A.C. Act before it was the N.A.A. C.P. before it was the measure in the House, knowing that the Senate was the NEGROES TO PRESENT "HIAWATHA" AS SÉSQUÍ-CENTENNIAL FEATURE BRIELLY N. J. M. 11-12 AUG. 1943. In this underwater and urban incursion, the villagers of the whaling town, Mire, took their village by boat and coattail in a clearing and "put it in the water." It was first reported that she was wiped out by Sundays forest fire, through the dense smoke that "if her house was destroyed that 'if her house was destroyed But as this little woman prayed, a miracle wasrought. The cause not harmed by the blades which woodland all around her, destroyed houses, and three suburban, and three countrycities to marvel at was a sudden and sudden fire. In all, firmly burned itself on the after volunteers and firemen had When Mrs. Russell-daubed for her home a man attempted to re-strain her. His clothing scoreded by the flames and his hands furned, he was obliged to run back. It was then that the report was circulated that an unidentified woman had perished. PRESIDENT COLEMAN CALLS MEETINGS OF TEACHERS COMMITTEES IN PET. WORTH AND GALVESTON. President-William Coleman of The State Teachers Association is calling a meeting of the Statewide Educational committees appointed by him some time ago to meet with the Inter-rural Committees of the Association in Fort Worth the 3rd Monday in June. The members of the committee of South Texas will meet in Galloway in the 8th of June according to the call. According to the statement of President Olehman, the work of the plan is to help the people move away and the plans are being performed in the history of that organization. Philadelphia, Pa., May 29—See quic-centennial Exposition officials directing Negro Earmployment, are developing with great success the details for the production of a cantata with "Hiawatha" for his epic hero. This musical composition was written by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor. Taylor's compositions are marked by variety and vigorous originality and evenness of feeling and by poetic imagination. The Negro Year Book describes Taylor's works as having "something of the plaintive," wistful quality of plantation-song. His best and most considerable scores are those written for the chorus, and it is by "Hiawatha" he is best known and will be "longest, remembered. This production has given him distinction and popularity on both sides of the Atlantic. Kansas City, May 22—Walter Moore, former number of the famous Twenty-fifth Infantry base ball team and for the past few years, shortstop for the Kansas City, Moriarcha and one of the best if not the best shortstops of his race in the United States was shot Tuesday night by Elsie Brown, 1622 World Avenue. Moore suffered a compound fracture of the large bone in the leg and fracture of a smaller bone. The bones were broken in six places and it is doubtful if Mr. Moore will ever play game of big league baseball, certainly it will not be possible for him to play again this summer. He was transferred to the Wheat-by-Provident Thursday morning from the Old City Hospital. Moore says he will not prosecute as the shooting was accidental. He says he and three other ball players were to have gone to a cuplet but he decided not to attend the ball. Instead he went to the Brown Woman's house about ten thirty-knockers and on the door but did not go in because she hollowed down that shop was in bed. He claims he left the house and going by the way of the alley he was shot, the Brown woman mistaking him for a prower. Before making a statement to the prosecutor the Brown woman told newspaper men that she shot because she thought Moore a prodigal. Later in a statement to Duane Mora, assistant in the prosecutor's office, Miss Brown said she and Moore had a quarrel and that he had struck her three times in the face, the air and the back of her head and as he went away he picked up something and threw it at her. She jumped back from the window, came back firing once. Moore claims some one told her to say that so she would not have any trouble and wouldn't be arrested. "She doesn't have to say that. If I had hit her three times she wouldn't have been able to get at a prison," he said. Moore is married and lives with his wife at 2004 East 14 street. He is one of the best fielding short-stops ever seen in the league and leads the Monarch's wrecking crew There has been invited to carry out this program not only a well trained chorus of Negro singers, but also such outstanding artists as Roland Hayes, tenor, Florence Cole Talbert, soprano, and Paul Hobson, baritone. Other singers possessing musical ability and training will be included in the cast. The production will be staged in the great Municipal Stadium, with seating capacity of 100,000 persons. The Stadium lands itself in a very satisfactory way for the full enjoyment of this presentation. Special arrangements have been made for amplifying the voices with the latest devices, so that those present in the audience may enjoy the work of the artists. Cuba has accepted officially and will display in a pavilion. Cuba also will furnish tropical plants and trees for an outdoor exhibit of COOLIDGE "STATES RIGHTS" SPEECH STARTLES LEADERS AWATHA" HIAL FEATURE horticulture, Haiti and Liberia have accepted, and鉴定 some existing work, not by growing agent communities. Director J. C. Abbury, is using every effort to publish the President to have the Ninth Cavalry with addiphile during the Sequil Calebration. Hose Invitation Modely drawings and charts of Kenya and South Central Africa will be shown as a government exhibit. The Committee on Kenya Activities have been assured by Mayor Kenya and South Central Africa that all visiting officials will be informed that will be greatly furnished by the Ninth Cavalry, Spruce Street, Philadelphia, Pa. JUNE 19TH ROOSEVELT PLACE. MISS EYES. SOCIETY GIVEN BY RESIDENTS FOR BENEFIT OF PLAN TO BE THERE X 1281 Well folks, the club dances like getting better, rather ridiculous when the dance of a responsible club arises. After a few years, W. N. Browne — the dancer of a responsible club — talks about "flow Down." Mia Ness has the flow down. Mia Ness sure had a little to do to be responsible and "staffed" of his own opportunities and "staffed" of his own opportunities to have been a friend to you. Mia Ness sure had the option that you wear her best dressing out of place and things she's selling out of place and things that you prove to be good but that you've never proved to be good. Mia Ness we've moved out in her dress. Mia Ness can think of no other dancer than W. N. Browne. "low down." Mim Eyes is almost ready to believe that her eyes are devolving her, she has seen so much and so many unbelievable things than it is no wonder that she thought she was dreaming when she saw the business man give the little teacher a "spocking" and from what was said, learned "what it was all about." Now little teacher you should not forget what the business has meant to you since you're been in Dallas, he really means or meant you some good but you know as well as Mine Eyes that the "gentleman" is "it is an changeable" as the wind he will like to you for a while or until another lesson along with you appears to him in one way or the other then so far as he is concerned you do not exist, therefore, Mim Eyes thinks you did bad business telling the business man catch up with you if you just had to "Step out" with the "gentleman" I'm you might have been made careful, you deserved the "spocking". Now Plagiarzy Patron if you don't dig a bolt and crumble to Miss Egg will be what you do. What is the difference? That's the difference, you shared a few nights ago at the dance was one that more Dallas was. It was a good one to go to the show with a man before you show how good he is with you, and by all means he will look you up. He has a good time with you, but his place of business and can't get to the dance as early as you know. He is a good man, but you know, he you can't him enter, naturally he would ask you to dance, that was very good. He is when Plagiarzy of the thing standing on that you were going to sit like a leech, then and thought of it. I'm in the same way as what he did of course. It was best that you "take the air" which you preceded to the show that you were entered "off". You should know that as long as Mr. has been calling that dancer "my potted cat." You did not know the chance you know they're exact standing with him, when he said for him not to dance any more with you. He didn't miss it. But you and Sir, I must have realized that fact as you made special care not to ask you for another dance, although Miss Eve is wondering if you would have accepted had he asked you. Stranges — this is happening with the dancer her jelly is still arriving. The—and a happy is continuing his pursuit of wife's friend the widow. Is there really a family disarrayment? It is too Mrs. Burton Advice, Women on Netherland and Compassionate "For our years here I was dedicated to the Margaret Hitherland Village in New York City to serving the travails of patients and metallers. Nice affects and mentorship. Nice work. I am proud to be the Ambassador and I am happy to be a Free Badge holder." FREE BADGE ON HINE Miss Eyen warbed the Maaron about getting her divorce, but she just would get it now. If she had to, Miss Eyen had to go to school, and that was the child to wear, and no one to say so. But she had to go to school, and that if you do the child will not "fellow" in your steps. You will probably regret this step you have taken, let's hope not. These Dallas Women! | It is indeed too bad. Miss Eyes knew that they were a sorry lot, that she did not know the exact extent of their lack of common sense. She had been a woman who had made her very soடுing with a many mixed one-alone (always non-mixed in it, however) but the latest is a "How Wow", the news had made me think that the business lady is the ring leader of the clowns. It is all very well this man has. It is all very well that I think that the very good to its being practiced her but "feyxens sake", there's no need to be a knob in her work. It is a "fellow" she has to do when the next I will you know to do when the next I will you know to be a town as a town's tobacco. I am very much a "change" if she admits you he has to be a "change" if he knows it is running him down. Then too, it is rather indolent for you to pay him any attention at all when he "better half" is with him. If he hard to be lawfully married to one woman whom you do not have in the same city. Miss Eyes is afraid that compilations will be in the same city. In the case of the case in deal a certain new wife's some misery. The best motion is to think first before you leap. Good for you Mr. Jelly. Mean Miss Eyes was very glad to hear you. You had a good idea of being good to have you. You have at least realized that will provide, dance and rambling wont be the same thing you're going to do. You are to be commendable you die. You are to be commendable. How can stubbornness be ever- going to my life? To you Mrs. a stubborn man can be led but never pushed. See tact to you who will be very good to argue. Let him have his way if it proves wrong. He will quickly look for some great thing your advice. Don't go over his mistakes; for that tends to increase rather than eliminate stubbornness. "Home people think that a "Co- nome" will answer for all calories, there are many characters porteged by the movie folks, but long a few nights ago that have not made their debut in the movie world. There were many early numbers of characters so "Mike," "The perfect fipper," "Anne," "Rooney" and others but were so good that the name been found for, merely a "Co- nome" Miss Eyes wonders why certain clubs are always planning something different and then expect the guest to follow the scheme they have planned while they back and remark at the efforts of those who try to carry their pleasure to their friends. Their affair a success. Miss Eyes would advise three Clubs to follow the clubs after older clubs and set the party with the must have something "different" believe hundreds of other women would like to know about my experience of my marriage. I will also marry, women who will be quietly without shame and beautiful to the Wergers family. I will be married to the Wergers family. I will be confident and will be satisfied with my confidence. ARGEWREN - WOULD YOU SEE ARGEWREN - BILL HADEN - "Better- tier" directs to wear. No apology directs to wear. No apology would honour MARGARET HINZ women and BILL HADEN. HAPPENINGS "Old Bob" came forth with a old "old Bob"孝ine forth with a孝ine.孝ine were heard from juvenile court.孝ine was a Dallas express representative passed by a wash house. I am no gail counsel for the express. I purchased many homes and autos and buried. I happened to buckets for showcars on the beds for showcars baths. The "bob is migrator than the award." Therefore the award that shall thank buckets for the music for news. The plip, organ opening retaliat at the music for harmonizing. May 19, 1548, was chasing buckets as happened as the artist strutched on chinne note for harmonizing the music after said. Did, you hear dem-changing notes on daji. joke. On the site of the road was a white building. The preacher and the congregation were pulling a cart. The preacher was "Bristen and sisters," I am on my way to the building, and the congregation lead this procession to a storm pit. The preacher, Factor, you were there. You were there. Yes But it happened. I am in the building. The Dallas Express must cover Towson, like the dem. The Soiree Club dance at the Pryor Theater. You were one of the funniest freedom and cheerleaders. You were pulled out of the atmosphere—and it was cheering and chasing wont on a staircase. The Dallas Express is your mouthpiece to get you abreast with all corrections. P. M. D. Sunday is confined to over does himself as a "Bird," and over does himself as a "Fish." P. M. M. Saturday. The Dallas Express is your mouthpiece to get you abreast with all corrections. P. M. D. Sunday is confined to over does himself as a "Bird," and over does himself as a "Fish." P. M. M. Saturday. Lloyd have money. If you could have a car, the other evening on the street, the other evening on the street, and Jelly Bean. Mr. Lloyd sent him to his friend Piano does you wish? Parted out? Monkey-love you? The enchanted orange. For what happened to you? happened to you. Now Monkey-love you? The enchanted orange. For what happened to you? half devoured it. It happened to you. Half devoured it. It happened to you. Not if he said Dallas Express gives to its own and its own subs. Moe. A. L. Turner. 1973 Allen A. A. After eight weeks of illness to now Grand Master Kurt of the Loyal Friends of America, returned Wednesday through Texas and Oklahoma. It happened he does would should then not be 10,000 yards in Texas to the Dallas Mall. Mr. A. P. Minner's residence on State Street caught fire and did not contain carpenters on the roof, repair insurer. Spark from the engines of the fire happened not to be a defective wire it happened from a pipe of de white paint. 50,000. Saherseth, for The Greater Dallas Maller In the State of Tex., as in our slogan. Dr. L. H. Kine, Editor of the Southwestern Christian Advocate, appointed the Pipe Organ Recital at St. Paul, Missouri, the appropriate waiter. It happened the afternoon when Chandler did not get all the oars and months in the organ. It happened all the afternoon in the corporation City Council. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1926 Reading from left to right—Mr. George Garretta of Little Rock, Ark. Mr. D. Verscher Alexander, Dallas, Mr. C. Howell, Lilburn Rock, Minneapolis, and various members of the group. This group represents Mr. Garretta and his friends, while here in Fulton on Husband, Mrs. D. Verscher Alexander, one of our leading fighting squadrons, entertained the party. Drive out to Field Office or Call our Agents: GEO. SHIRLEY, H. 0625, W. B. TURNER, H 0508, J. W. LEE, at Field Office or MR. ANDERSON at last Monday "morning. A female was before the Judge for your The processing attorney was " quite smoking her. You're your legal City Attorney was her legal Advisor. He used his automatic - operating rifle of words: "Hold on Judge, with my you you." I'm happy to have you. It happened the female later owed $2.00, two years ago to the Lawyer, and it happened he didn't forget and it was the subject of the judge's new ad he�ed her to "hold on Judge." I will pay you the $2.00 I own. I happened she was before the Bar of Justice. Last Friday night, Dalian was on-wheels of social activities. "I happened all on your side the women," he opened. All was singing. I'll be happy when you are happy. Well, it has not happened but it will happen but it will happen that Hon. Chua, T. H. Grélin, Gio. Murray and W. M. Gordon, hikes out Monday for Daliation. The great City of Galveston ready for the MILLION DOLLAR K of P. and U of C Grand Lodge. It happened they will moor. The Lord of the Rings will be at the Ford II-and II happen if the Ford become inactive he will continued to go by Express. The management expresses its many thanks to our friends and patrons for life now, interest shown to the Express. It happened that the top-most-well-known voted to the building of Dalian, an always Red, blood of 180 per cent The Chirping Choir xing to the auditorium, united the music was broadcast to the wells, catting and power. It happened first in the chirping, to its lotters of music. Kay Brother, don't spend up unless energy by criticizing the young of the same day. But, if you like waiting. You don't have to do anything to them, nor in many cases they have nothing against you. It's the same thing in your No. 10's were a little to con- gental to her toes and your improvements were a little-well perhaps happened, you were not of class. There were in the neighborhood the new pop-up show " Dark Last Friday" evening 10, witness the Truck and Field Day. It happened. See J. D. Hice and Mrs. Harding, the pop-up show. It happened to happen the new water. It happened to be an announcement came through Stephens radio Home-Brewer, running over. It happened. Officers of the law busting up. Cam- Home-Brewers, making it run to the Trinity river. It happened the law carried three coolers to re- fresh his soul for capturing it. It happened to the new public-runing up. It happened to get a Home-Brewer an running to stop Home-Brew. Mrs. Mary M. Johnson, 506 Rite Street, is employed by the Gem Drug Store. It happened she is a Mr. and it happened she will not be allowed to play the ground. She is so good that she is the "gent" ask what is my hill. Mrs. Johannie Pickles has been confined to bed, and now she accounted for illness. It happened did not take a dose of electrical A club lay approached the Dalai Express Representative and told her not to write your suit up. We is not doing it, but we cannot punish the Dalai Express did not pardon the Dalai Express did not ARE NOT know about your social club, nor its proclivities nor its name. It happened the Dallas Express report, resulting was not a fish, and it happened no bite. "This is Woman's day last Monday on Can't Tell it Street. A mass spoke in his sweet heart in these words, why did you not give me an answer over the phone when I asked you did you want a little air. The sweet heart said, I am 1st plus if anybody needs air it is you. It happened a brick beside his head. It happened to me and a note," James Lover of My Head, Let Me Air My self is doctor. MILK FUND DONATIONS The Management of the Dallas Express who attempts to give me guests a chance to participate in girlships, take pleasure of being guests of the Auxiliary Club in the Ad- dition of the Dallas Express, and report as given for production. Tummer Club A $16.57 Dickey's $6.57 Dickey's $1.50 Fidelia Art Club $1.50 Previously acknowledged Total $16.57 Disbursement Milk for Tubercular Patient. $18.18 Tahoe $191.20 for the Milk Pond will call Mrs. M. C. Cooper, H-10-219, or Mrs. M. C. Cooper, H-10-219, or Mrs. M. Nest it here. Dallas. Express own it and own its sub- situte to it. GRIGGS PARK SWIMMING POOL TO OPEN SATURDAY Announcement has just been made by Mr. Jacob, park supervisor of the swimming season for the Griggs swimming team, that the general public will again be able to participate in the special parties as well as for the swimming of the year. The patronage of the pool has increased and it is expected that opening and it is expected that the patrons of all other years. Suite F will be furnished at a small fee and expert swimmers will be on duty at the beginning of the season in business as well as to act as life-savers in management. CLIBUNNE, TEXAS — See the pretty things every week at Mr. Highower's (class Dresser) Phone X-1477 Phone Y-4970 BIG THE "BIG" TIGN OF SERVICE A BIPLEMENT AUTO RENT "A Pleasure to Please" CADILLAC SERVICE ESTABLISHED 1874 THE MUSEUM OF ART AND SCIENCE Send for ourcircums and other information and beginorganizing associations and local Temples. Agents and Deputies are needed. IF YOU HAVE REAL RACE PRIDE THE BROOKHILL WILL MAKE YOU A "BUILDER OF THE KACE" LET ALL LOYAL MEN AND WOMEN ANSWER THE CALL FOR SERVICE. - Accept all good, . . . - We Pay Quick Rifle* - Clean Men, Women and . . . - We Pay Ample Rifle* - Children of every Walk of . . . - We Pay Ready Rifle* The second largest in Texas last year, A Mingo and experienced faculty in the school's laboratories, libraries, home-based and academic institutions, and diagnostic and therapeutic-dust-practice school and classes in primary Methods. The school is recognized by the Department of State. State examination at Mingo is offered in the normal work. A WOMAN BROOMS THE FLOUR Dust takes its toll of your wear apparel. It grinds its way into the fabric and unisex checked, soon takes all the life out of a marment. GET YOUR MONEY'S WORTH OF SERVICE OUT OF YOUR CLOTHES BY MAYING US CLEAN THEM AT REGULAR INTERVALS Paper Company OF TEXAS WHOLESALES AND JOBBERS WALL PAPER, PAPEL PINTS AND PAPEL PAPER 1804, in 1807 Roan Avenue, DALLAS, Texas DALLAS Samples DALLAS BAND HOUSE State Agent Lloyd and Ludwig Drums and Drumms Traps, Vega Guitars, Beakers, Musical Instruments, Musical Instruments of all kinds, Rehearsing on all instruments J. J. CLEGG, PROP SUNDATS at Office by Appointment Only RESIDENCE ..... Phase H-6455 OFFICE ..... Phase H-6455 OFFICE ..... Phase H-6455 Heure 8 to 11 m. 8 to 5 p. m. 7 to 8 p. m. McMillan Instruments by Appointment U-6181 DR JAMES G HARDIN, I. Breastfeeding in Infeases of Women, Chronic Disease of Heart, Lung, Brain, and Kidney, and Gastro-Urinary Diseases (X-RESPONDING TREATMENTS AND TREATMENTS FIELD and COMMERCE SOCIAL PERSONAL BOOKER WASHINGTON WILL BE RAISED Will Assist—Supervisors erested Interested The pupils were grouped in "bright normal," and sub-normal sessions "at the beginning of this term" with the class schedule so arranged as to admit of promotions or demotions at "邸邸" such seemed advisable without disturbing the public's class program. This arrangement has proven quite successful and will be followed in the classification of all pupils, including the Booker Washington High School. Ultimately the entire school will be organized on this basis, which makes it possible for every pupil to go forward at a rate of speed, commensurate with his ability and application. The Booker Washington High School is only a school in Dallas-operated on this basis and the experiment is attracting the attention of school men of both races in Texas. The teachers and principals of the elementary schools of the city are interested in this move to raise the standard of scholarship of high school pupils, while its based directly on other investments the grade schools will make it increasingly difficult for pupils to receive grade school certification of graduation. In setting up their new local, local motherhood center of New Roof Building, the school is located in the area, the school is surrounded by our group. This Temple is organized by Mrs. C. A. Toller, a volunteer organization that organizes all students with math and science classes. Hall street was beautifully decorated with flowers, the occasion and the ceremonies were wonderful. After conferring the degree and the certificate, the Supreme Grand President, W. W. H. H. The Dutch World Globe 27-ft-the line brotherhood Upset that we were going to lose to the United States, the Dutch battled with thirteen games, and that we will succeed. is given to us the first written order of the Underground Plan, that stands, and it is upon that platform that we will succeed. Mrs. M. L. Eustier, of 1814 Hill street, Houston, Texas is spending the week end in Dallas, with relatives Mrs. A. G. Andrews, 172 Allen; Mea. Bob Carpenter, of Cochran street, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Haughton of Elm Thicket, the left Friday morning for Marshall, in attend commencement exercises at Willey, from which place she will accompany her daughter, Miss Jeraldine Eustier, who graduates this year to Houston. Meadowden Paulus Squires, Violeta Crutchfield and Kate Squires have returned from Kansas City, to attend the Talent is here to listen, but character in the struggle of the world. Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Huntington, West Virginia, has been in a new Humphrey, Mr. Smith is a contractor, with reference and experience, Grand Reefer of it, and E. Smith, Grand Reefer of it, and M. M. J. Riddle, Riddle, 2002. Smith Worth to be engaged in 15 days meeting assisting Howard of it. To be a man he is not only to know but to do for the future. As a means of determining with the material of instruction that enters the grade schools of Dallas from the grade schools of Dallas, the state classification tests will be administered to the students of the high school educational ability. A beginner's school where Pristachi, Joseph A. from the grade school of Dallas, will be administered to ensure university of conduct administered by the principal in a high sixth grade. Pristachi of the tests will be taken to test the students of the public quiring the high school of adapting our course and math curriculum. Similarly were we interested in different materials and grammars for the According to the text the nint- five pupils classified as follows: 3 ranked as third grade pupils; 8 as fourth grade pupils; 11 as sixth grade pupils; 12 as seventh grade pupils; 7 as eighth grade pupils; 13 as ninth grade pupils. The study showed that 20 or 41 percent were qualified for high school work; while 19 of the 25 were as capable as first year high school pupils. 70 per cent were weak in arithmetic reasoning, 19 percent were average, 2 per cent were strong. It was notable that the hope made a higher average score than the girls. In Grammar 47 per cent were JARVIS SUMMFR SCHOOL OFFERS MANY COURSES According to the statement of President J. N. Erwin of Jarvis Christian Institute, who was a 일본 in Dallas last Sunday, the summer session at that school which will begin on June 1th and last until the last of July, will be the fullest, both in point of curricula and in registration. In the history of the school, the most skilled of teachers for the many branches which will be offered to those who enroll, have been secured and the term so arranged as to be of special advantage to those seeking to build upon certificates and those who seek special study. Jarvis is one of the fastest growing events in the state and its record during the past few years has been the reason for much favorable comment from members of both races, conversant with notational institutions. The school is located at Hawkins, Texas. Let's go now for our slogan— DATE OF INTERCHURCH PICNIC AT FAIR PARK CHANGED TO JULY 1st DATE OF INTERCHURCH PICNIC AT FAIR PARK CHANGED TO JULY 1st Announcement is made that the Colored Inter-Church Plenic and Outing, to have been held at Fair Park, Friday, May 28, has been postponed until Thursday, July 1. Arrangements had been made with Mr. J. Eugene Pearce, the Fair Park amusement man—for the ex-elusive use of all the rides and other amusement devices in the park on Friday, and this arrangement will still hold good on the new date—Thursday, July 1. Rev. E. Arlington Wilson and all other pastors of local churches are in charge of the arrangements. Reasons for the postponement. It is explained, are that so many people are busy as a result of the recent half storm that the attendance on the earlier date would. It was feared have been materially cut down. The Dallas Express must cover Texas like a blanket. It must find its way into every home of the colored popular—it brings a message that few others bring. BOOST AND SUPPORT YOUR TEAM Bet. 2. No East. Mission Mission 2. No West. National Baptist Convention (incorporated) agent Sunday in the National Baptist Convention (incorporated) agent Sunday in the Arlington Wilson. 212 Thomas Mice Madge Mill. 1116 1:23 After the graduation from the Texas to attend his graduation exam. After his graduation from the University of Texas with his words on the goldsmith coaster. "The wife weighs his words on the goldsmith coaster. "The wife finds a friend from the university finds a treasure finds a friend. "Little Prairie I. Monroe recalled presented from her brother, Ambra tanglegard of San Francisco, graduate at the age of 10. Graduate at the age of 10. Indented in驻蔷薇 with eyes twu- Heathen. Road maintained a problem that he had to solve when he taken a job as a wizard, where he and his wife were at home. He and his wife were at home. He continued to play the wizard, attended the invasions of the Daphnian tribes, and was a member of the Daphnian tribes. weak. 12. on car, were average; and 13. percent were strong. 14. in grammar, than they were in arith- macy, with the boys trading in It has been announced from the High School that Summer School will begin next week, a seventh grade pupil who fail to attend, however, present a statement that the school is an indication of their commitment to the institution which will have given them the reputation quies in pupils of the high school who fail all. Last two of the season are now the league leaders, YOl watched them against the Houston Buffalo Buffaloes against the Houston Buffalo Buffaloes of the series and you know that they are in tip-toe form and have a good team but our boys are not the team The Austin Spurs. The team The Austin Spurs. The team The Austin Spurs. Sunday and Monday, come out and awe a great game for the Senators, and we will be there. Do not miss any of these games. 10,000. Subscribers for the Greatest League on our blog. NEGRO BROTHERHOOD OFFERS NEW FEATURE Beheaded Paying Ample Death and Dural Relief is Promoting and Extending Race Purpose Ideas address the real aim and purpose for which the Brotherhood was conclved and which it has not to accomplish. He stressed the great need of an organization whose greatest activity should be the educating-of-the-Negro to support and patronize one another. In every honorable way of life, Said Pittman: "If we do not help to sustain and encourage one another, especially those of us engaged in the commercial, the professional. The mechanical and other honorable forms of livelihooding whether common labor or domestic service—we cannot accept anything but constant and current监督管理局 from our white friends. That is our slogan." MEMORIAL SERVICES HELD FOR REV HARLEE WHO DIED IN KANSAS CITY Never has Dallas been, a more solitous presented were two more thoroughly, noteworthy addresses to those to be read. The second, apophrasis, was a memorial address to the aid of the auditorium of Bishop Church Hill. Her late husband was born to Louis and Mary, and she was the mother of the memorial activities of his, G. H. UCHY on Monday, 10. July. He was hiked with her, parts of the house of four children, all of whom were in the hospital, and the memorial of the late coroner of Dallas wrote in his towels and was marveled at. Bar-Islami died suddenly in New York on December 15, 2015, after a long illness. The university church meeting, the university's first interfaith meeting, was held on Friday, May 15, 2015, to pay its respects to Mr. Bar-Islam. "He was an amazing person, whose home was stopped when he was shot and the died before, medics said. The service was to charge the life of Mr. Bar-Islam in connection in Texas and Rev. K. J. Numerous numbers of offenses were filed against him. P. H. PACE VISITS W. H. PACE IN DALLAS P. H. PACE VISITS W. H. PACE IN DALLAS P. H. Page of Chicago, Ill. Bonding, motored from Hot Springfield, Ars., where he is spending 20 days for his health payed his brother Walter H. Page, District Manager of the Atlanta Life Insurance company a pleasant visit and getting a restropective view of Texas Mr. Page is engaged in Bonding profession in Chicago, Ill., where he is doing a commanding business. He motored back to Hot Springfield Monday. Wheatley is an ideal section. Its residences are among the leading citizens of Dallas. Every accountable convenience can be found, making the atmosphere refreshing. The Wheatley Drug Store just opened is meeting the demands of its surroundings. It is on the same of Washington Board and Meyers Street. We find it to be a neat well stocked drug store and all the refreshing drinks. HOME-MAKERS INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL The Kindergarten department by the School District will be Community Center, with render a $ 20.00 will be followed with $ 20.00. The children will be Harvard. You are cordially invited. HIGH SCHOOL COMMEN CEMENT SCHEDULE The following schedule of Book Management activities has been announced. May 28-Commandment Sermon by Dr. A. D. Akerskog, Lt. Deputy. May 29-Commencement Sermon by Dr. A. D. Akerskog, Lt. Monday, May 21—Alumni Program in the High School Auditorium at 8:00 p. m. Tuesday, June 1—Manual Art Exhibit. Tuesday, June 1--8:20 p.m.—Senior Plan. Thursday, June 24-5-15, p. 18 N. President, Barack Obama; of Samuel N. President, Barack Obama; of Samuel commencement address; and Max Education of Education and present the Education of Education and present the DR. S. L BROWN PUR. CHASES HOME FROM J. A. DAVIS AND LOCATES IN DALLAS We have added to our medical curriculum the following: L. Brown of Austin, Texas pur- sued as a medical student in Madras Street, and how Dr. Brown comes to talkwell with Dr. Brown. He is a Christian physician of Austin, Texas, graduate of the university, after his graduation, be- came a practicing physician in outgoing good. Planning in memory Medical Col. after research in Memorial Medical Col. staff went to Austin, and began to work in the city, where he built up a 10,000-square-feet practice after 18 years of work as a Paralegal at Palm Beach, FL. K. Church and we feel sure he will be a part of our city, which the Dallas Express represents extends a welcome. DR. W. K. FLOWERS TREATS AN UNUSUAL CASE The marvellous case of Mar A11, who was born in 1921, when three days later his mother the medical term of diagnosis died, have been missed by careful treatment. It is stated that for a patient to take food. Having given careful, insolent, treatment, he grew up. Dr. Flowers congratulates himself of an unmerited or befitting her out of damnancy pathway into the real man of her life. MR. MINOR'S HOME DESTROYED BY-FIRE A passenger on a State street car that was passing the home of Alfred Minor, 257 State Street, giving the alarm, prevented the burning root from falling in on Mrs. M. Minor and her daughters, Louise and Alice Thursday evening about 2:50 o'clock. Shinaiere had been repairing the roof, which had been damaged by heat and had been gone only a few minutes when the roof was discovered in flames. No fire had been in the house since early in the morning. Furniture valued at approximately $500.00 was damaged by water. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1926 The soles may be the great heart, andescment for the man, men in which they presented this occasion. The following out of town guests were present: Miss Charles Elia, Houston, Sherman, Texas; Mrs. W. M. Middleton, Flint, Mich.; Mrs. Lucille Waldon, Ennis, Telco; Mr. and Mrs. Jew Hunt, Fl. Worth, Texas; Mrs. H. Y. Davis, of the first. Aningurhed guests and furnished music. The chamions of the different grades are: First grade Lincoln, Clemons, Second grade Katherine, Richard, Third grade Lottie, Jackson, Fourth Grade Katrine, Clemons, Fifth grade Noah, Seagee, Seventh grade C. R. Alexander, Owing to the inclement weather the ball game could not be played. He now a minister and -Gerard de Maurice, Martin Luther King Jr. pioneer of civil rights and minister in the commission of the United States. He was Presiding over in seventy-five years, all over the state for magnificent roles over the state. With the clive and social movements for the civil and social movements for the civil and social movements for the race in Dullin in many ways. He made great contributions to half of its value. The greatest breast must be given to -Dullin breast must be given to -Dullin breast and would fighting in exil- tinence and would fighting in exil- tinence and would fighting in exil- tinence to be his hope. SOIREE CLUB GIVES ITS SPRING FUNCTION The Noiree Club made its spring advent Friday night. May 21st at the Pythian Temple auditorium. While all the functions this spring have been very recreational among the social groups, we must admit that the Boiree Club participation was as inconceal as it could be. It was a very high type gathering one of those meetings of friends and-re-newing acquaintanceship. The young, the middle age, all shared in the melodious strings of the music. The ladies were beautifully governed and the young men were orderly and respectful. The softer mustsers have a hearty endorsement for the man-men in which they preented this operation. The following out-of-town guests were present: Miss Charles Etta Houston, Sherman, Texas, Mrs. W. M. Middleton, Plint, Mich.; Mrs. Lucille Waldon, Fants, Tetys; Mr. and Mrs. Jew, Hunt, F. Worth, Texas, Mrs. M. S. Davis also of Fort Worth. LAST CHANCE FOR VETERANS Now is the time for all ex-service men to renew their government insurance. This opportunity is upon until July 2nd. It does not matter if you have let your insurance lapse. If you are well and in good health you can have your insurance renewed and converted by making one month payment at your war time age and rate and making a payment at your present age and rate monthly quarterly semiannually or annually so you prefer. Cheapest and Best. Since the rejection of the system more than $700,000,000 paid to bon- NADINE Face Powder, not only lightens and beautifies the skin instantly, but the sweet, flowery perfume of it surrounds you with alluring fragrance. The Nadine scent in deep and rich and lasting—a bouquet of dewy blooms. You'll like Nadine better, too, because it's a close, fine, adherent powder. 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H.�. Presiding Wager of the Oak Cliff District of the C. M. F. Church who died of heart failure while in attendance at the C. M. F. General Conference at Kansas City, Mo. was buried Friday. His funeral was attended from Elizabeth Chapel C M. E. Church by Dr. G. H. Dall who spoke from the subject "Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord." Although the funeral was not done until 11 o'clock the people SUMMER SESSION Tuskegee Normal and Ten Weeks: June 7, First Term: June 1 Second Term: July Contact: Pennyman, TUH 81 al subjects offered Contact leading to the Junior School Second Term: July 12, to August 14 Counselor, Information, High School, Junior College, and Vocational at subjects offered by the College of Business Administration Business Practice, Mechanical Area, Agriculture with Home Economics and Business Practice, Southern Area, Agriculture with Home Economics are being granted by the Southern Area Appraisal Association (the SAA) for the following positions: JARVIS CHRISTIAN INSTITUTE SUMMER SCHOOL JUNE 7 TO JULY 22 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 awarded a degree or have done in Junior College, High School and Elementary schools will be interesting to those who desire an ideal place to attend a summer school. The department will be keeping with the high standards that Jasper has set for its students. The state does not have a high school or high year school of teacher training, but Jasper has had years of teacher training and has a strong emphasis on the skills that the teachers are the most reasonable that can be secured anywhere. The rates are the most reasonable that can be secured anywhere. The schools are located in college, park and garden, parks and gardens and etc. An ideal place for study and test courses have been arranged to meet the needs of teachers in the state. The courses are provided for principals, superviseurs and administration and are provided for principals, superviseurs and administration. Students who desire to make up their work will be admitted. These interesting write immediately below: J. N. ERVIN, President, Hawkins, Texas or PROF. L. M. JOHNSON, Conductor, 1130 Humboldt St. Fort Worth, Texas Allen at Jalilette St. Dallas, Texas "I Either have it, Will Get. It, or it, will." DR. S. L. BROWN, PHYSICIAN & MEDICINE (Las Vegas and Wichita) Specialty (All calls prematurely must send) Office Hours: 12:00 to 12:15 A.M. 3 to 2 P.M. 1:20 to Nights Phone: Office U-1914 Re. M.1411 Office 2014 Tall St. Hes. 3050 Windsor St. Dallas Mall Sanitation DALLAS POXAB 1414 Ferguson, g boy Mr. A. M. and Mrs. H. Richard Pine 1621 Sawyer avenue, g boy Mr. J. C. Cooke, l boy 6011 Hammond, g boy Jim F. Freeman, a boy 411 Pauline St. Mrs. M. Murray M. Jenney, 1200 E. Ninth Wilton Blvd. Wilton, Corkham Norton Hunton, 1768 Prairie Louis McKee, 6089 Cattell Mary McKee, 6089 Cattell Hirsch 1800 Spring Ave Lake Caddis, 4098 Caddis FORMAL OPENING OF BUSINESS INSTITUTION AND JOHBURSEN The Nicholson building recently opened and Jillian Warris became its last resident. She will be an avid advocate of programs on part of clientele and will be an avid advocate of our racial group, when they join us. We will be not only for Whitness, but for themselves, a unit in their activist. The business institutes of the community commend effort for their granddaughter in the Wika. Cotton Growers Aware Dogs Store. The Pride of Dallas Cafe. The Community Beauty Parlor. The Community Beauty Shop. and Jillian Leather Shop. Many of the businesses in the community institute, aside from and from Jillian Warris, are part of the Pride of Dallas Cafe. Each building was beautiful. Each building was beautiful. Each friend were given a hard cardl贺礼. Thus a new cardl贺礼 group was in our building group. Mike Augustus M. Bates here from Hibiscus College sending her mother, Mrs. Ace Crawford. d Industrial Institute t, to August 14, 1926 ne 7, to July 10 y 12, to August 14 school, Junior College, and Vocation- College. Diploma, in Education. Professional Directories Office Hours: 10 to 12 a.m. PHONE: -854-234-5678 PHONE: -854-234-5678 Dr. Russell H. Trotter MEDICINE & SURGERY Office Pyrus Temple 827 Street St. Dallas, Texas PHONE: -854-234-5678 B.S. H. Trotter Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. 8:00 to 9 p.m. DR. Wm. GREEN Physician and Sargent McMullen Hospital 3213 Thomas Ave. Dallas, Texas A. S. WELLS Allergy and Cosmetology at 501 W. 10th St. Dallas, Texas 11-4-19 DR. C. W. FLINT Ground Floor Place, 897 East Slash Street, Fort Worth, Texas DR. R. T. HAMILTON/ PHYSICIAN & SURGERY 10 a.m. to 12:00 a.m. 8:00 to 9 p.m. DR. Wm. GREEN Physician and Sargent McMullen Hospital 3213 Thomas Ave. Dallas, Texas DR. L. WELLS VETERINARY SURGERY, on animals of all kinds. Office at 501 W. 10th St. DR. L. G. PINKSTON PHONES: Office-Ustich, Rose-B-6012 Office Hours: 10:30 to 12:30 a.m. to 1:45 p.m. Bunched by Appointment DR. L. G. PINNSTOR Burleson, Texas 76124 MONILLAN SANITARIUM Cor. Hall and Suite 85 DALLAS, TEXAS Phone H.9565 THE SUPERIOR CAFE AS YOUR SERVICE CAFE We furnish the best lunches Cold Drinks and Smokes MRS. D. 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Each has agreed that in the event that he is beaten at the primary, he will remain at ease though under the same rules. At once, though under the same rules will be held in office until January 27, 1827. So tightly have the lines been drawn in the present controversy because of the highway contract cases that the law is not to be made to the following the first content which is sure to come and there are many who will be doubly interested in it. Now that there is the added element of chance in the Tads be treated two two. But what is the time to find the final decision of the primary of the final decision to be made to cadency of the primary of the final decision to be concerned. Each has been would have been no protest at the primary of the main being in the neighborhood of these people who bought only a decent place to live, nor would they have the time to buy the home. This is the following: all of the most recent recurring instances of efforts as segregation, instances of attempts as segregation are to be constantly seen. Instead, the shooting of this person would be made to the people who were�ing the last year. By deserting these people to the other than the strong forces in favor of those who upheld the majority of their homes there would have been none of the tremendous expense which has gone along with the treatment of such an organization. Vitality necessary. dose by members of the race in the list in his own behalf. But this election, the first where a in this there is also satisfaction. Clearly seen situations are always MEMBER NATIONAL MEDIO PRESS ASSOCIATION. Published every Saturday Morning in the Year at 2:000 Swiss Avenue. Accredited at Post Office at Dallas, Texas, second-class matter, under Act of Congress, March 1879. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (Incorporated) DALLAS, TEXAS The Dallas Express Sub- scriptions in Advance I Year $2.50 Milestones 1.85 B Months .75 Single Copy .08 Foreign Advertising Representative W. B. Ziff Company, 608 South Dearborn St., Chicago, IL W. B. Ziff Company, 404 Morton Bldgs, 116 East Nassau St., N. W. A. Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or repute of a person or personation which may appear in the columns of THE DALLAS EXPRESS will be gladly corrected by the attention of the publishers. THE DALLAS BALLS he has never indulged in the white ball, but it has been degraded by the -the yellow ball, which has been degraded by the flamestorm... it in a plato, every day, acutely, which quits us to sack which quits us to sack dumbflight flag. It professes a patronage as breast as handed, as hands as handed, justices all, the travelled occupied by travelled occupied by high ground, but us, on it, and we, on it, and with we, on it, and with THE GOVERNOR AND HER OP PONENT MAKE A BET Those who revel in the sort of races where there is good sportsmanship will have nothing of which to complain as far as the present race for the governorship of Texas is concerned. According to the present status of the state, of Pergamonism win, it is to be hampered no further by such things as have occurred during the past few months with Dan Moody, sticker of the nomination for governor, in the chair of the Attorney General. If Moody, seeker of the nomination for governor, in the chair of the Attorney General, it Moody wins, of espirue he will be freed of the Pergamon influence in the place where it can do damage, for both have agreed to let the decision of the primary and the contest as far as the candidacy of each is concerned. Each has agreed that in the event that he is beaten in the primary, he will resist at once, though under the law. Each could stay in office with Jayde Mary 27, 297. So rightly have the best place from the present to controversy because of the highway contract cases that the people of Texas are eagerly wanting the hot contest which is sure to come and there are many who will be doubly interested in it now that there is the added element of chance in the race between these two. But as interesting as is this aspect of the context, its beginnings are much more plausible pledge of the Negroes of Texas who must stand idly by and support the white executive. As far as they are concerned, there is no content as far as their role are concerned, so the reason for the reason that preponderance can be made known in the Democratic Primary has redefined them unable to participate in the race, and much more interesting than was that of two years ago when the Democratic Party was remembered as that they were remembered as the leaders of the state, who supported the Pergamon ticket in the convention a generation away from the nomination by the primary method was supported by the present control of the Republic and that will also be remembered that the present control of the Republic was supported by the "no Negroes allowed" slogan and that what misinformation Primary will become a democratical thing in reality and Negroes generally may evidence their preference in the election of those who are to serve their oftes and state. Too much support cannot be given to this case for on its result, hangs the welfare, in many ways, of the whole race in the state. To win it will mean that the Republican party will be robbed of the rthth to effect from which they came rather than by the height to which they have risen, if has any merit, the state of Florida is entitled to a place well within the view of most who would see marvels. Last week a jury in one of its cities actually convicted a white man for the murder of a Negro and sentenced him to death, while in another city, three members of a lynching mob were actually ar ance of however "of the state will rest in the votes of Negroes. In short, the successes of that case will take us from "between the civil and the deep times, see, place where we are now very uncomfortably situated. It is, to, be simply hoped that the race will always to the gravity of the situation and exert itself to the own self, to the self of the own salvation are its own hands. It is not enough to sit on the political sidelines and cheer. We must make our own entry into the state events to do this for the out of political participation are all civic benefits born. feeding brutality of her treatment of Nagros and for the speed with which in_{(1)} of the white and the green are not only freed, but fested and honored. Her conscriptive system has been the source of the American civilization and her lychnings have constituted the great social power of the state to decency. Texas has been had; Georgia has been worse; Mississippi has beaten both of these but Florida has always been without the Dale of the country. But the working of members of the race in other states has been concerned. The depths is which she has always The jury which brought in the verdict of not guilty in the case of Henry Sweet, brother of Dr. Osslan Sweet, who with ten others was indicted for murder in the case growing out of the kill- Can it be that the south is surely if slowly becoming civilized? Can it be that the shagery of the past is to give way to the pressure of decency and justice? church molesting law-abiding citizens of color, to the extent of driving them from the town. CARTERNET! WHAT IS IT? Carter is situated on the northern coast of New Jersey, on Haritan Bay. It is an industrial center. The population is A MAN'S HOME IS STILL HIS CASTLE—IN MICHIGAN The jury which brought in the verdict of not guilty in the case of Henry Sweet, brother—of Dr. Osatan Sweet, who with ten others was indicted for murder in the case growing out of the killing of a white man who was a member of a mob which stormed the home, was proven that a man's home was a man's home, and the state of Michigan. How true it is in other states will be proven as time goes on and other cases of a like nature both up, as they will in the natural course of events in a country which is openly hostile to the decent housing of Negroes. That verdict was to have been expected in a country dedicated to the upholding of its fundamental laws. But it is unfortunately true that in America, there is very good reason to feel that there is no dedication to the upholding of the law where Negroes have been concerned. There has been, but, in the case of an indictment, it has been no respect for law as much, there would have been no protests at the moving into the neighborhood of these people who sought only a decat place to live, nor would the same thing be he to opening up the office of a justice of the period of which were constantly recurring instances of a attempts as segregation are to be constantly seen. Instead, the shooting of this person would have been attended by demonstrations in favor of those who upheld the specificity of their homes where women have of the commendous expense which has gone along with the prosecution of these cases. But by far the most heartening thing about the whole of the country is the pain of the N. A. A. C. P. or funds with which to fight this case which is as soon making in the face of the right for the right to live, recently, as the celebrated Lontiville case or that of the Klima Illiotes. Another case is attributed to the cause by Negroes who seemingly are becoming more aware of their own situation in America, a thing which they should have become fully aware; of many years ago, when the United States made of the same stuff as are other men who are willing to sacrifice for their own welfare. It The Stormers is wondering what the followers of the well known Mets have done during this month's contest. They were rather active in the one just past. Having become regular Democrat and urge the race to vote for Ferguson in the primaries, we promise to all all all are necessary to the reports of their speeches. TID-BITS By Leonard Massburgers Wild potatoes in Chile grow a little more. Making synthetic silk requires Albertines are found almost almost. Alf conditions for radio are best being March, January, and Nov. 8, 2000 worth of gold that is conduction of 11K, the record THE DALLAS EXPIESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1926 PROGRESS IN RADIO RELEASION By R. M. Merrell (fiodin Engineer) Mr. J. J. Lardford, of a young Wall-land, who has long been recognized in his life by his name and mission of pictures by fire and the�. He was a well-known and well-known and well-known and well-known photographers with his true right, actual living�ings in form, and a ability of anything that comes be- nable to the re-existing and the images of the re-existing and the images accompanied by a sort of flicker- ing or a so-called a flicker- er-erlier� and picture process Radio engineers are confident that with Mr. Baird's exponents the era of commercial television is not this distinct. It is expected that radio television ages will be placed on the market, at a robust price, before the end of this year. The ground-breaking sales are now being manufactured. It is reported that efforts are being made to have Mr. Baird demourred. The new approach in the United States at the Radio World's Fair in New York City. Trans-Atlantic Middle Telephony Two. Current construction English station at Rugby exceeded the highest exceptions of its engine-less during a time of inconvenience with the United States. In the first test which took place in broad daylight, and listed the most common consideration was the continuous concentration of light and cleanliness. Reply to the British conversation was made through a powerful American telephone connection station at Long Island, New York. While this test was successful in every respect, it is expected his chest. Indiana of California made a new decision out of a sting of acorns, tuned according to size, and played by causing one scorn at a time to vibrate against the teeth. "THAT AFFAIR AT CARTHEST" By Daniel W. Chass (For The Associated Negro Press) At a time when one reads so much about interracial committees, and the wonderful effort such committees are putting forth to bring about better relationship between members of different race in groups. It is hard to see the group's interest in the town of the one in Detroit, in which Dr. Clausan is the most and others charge him to murder the men of a group of so-called things of a group in building the church, molesting law-abiding citizens of color, to the extent of driving them from the town. CARTHEST WHAT IS IT? Carteret is situated on the north coast of New Jersey, on the left-most of the city's urban industry center at population 17, estimated at something like 13,000. There are two building houses, two air-bound station, police-health, and a new city called the "New York City." The unfortitude side of the town is that the city is the only city where the city is the only community of Hungarians; there is a community of Overseas people. There is a community of other foreign-colleagues—each community speaking to its own language, each community, each community. There has been an ill-feeling and all along between these foreign groups and the collected people. The only group with which the coloured people have been able to be among seemingly is the Jewish group. Where The Trouble Started It appears that workers were trained in the use of tractors, in almost every instance were white men. Southeastern. It was a common practice. is generally concerned that flared labors work better under South-South conditions, and also already understood that the foreigners to Carteret remelted the steward of the board's board, and then them were only one thing to do. Facty's bosses wanted to use labor that would be the same way they would have to be the workers always give a good day's labor, and then, too, they stand for more and more than they are any ground of doing. This is known as the whole number of people who have to deal with them in large numbers. Large numbers of workers are often given to the more than one of them. To them. Caveirot was a haven. The pay was good, and although living conditions are no longer good, the workers would not be much better. They could put up with these conditions. Fighting between white and colored people were frequent in the country times. They almost daily occurrence. Even when white men started the row, no one was made to do it. The man who went on from 'from' had to work, and finally the break came when a puglist, whose ugly actions, in the way he had made him a little. This was more than the restless surging—seething mass of human life could stand. And they turned to the other side of the country. The man who had ever made the right of course and to get even these "mean tellers" of the people who were born in the world of the world, were then, because a Christian church, because colored people sought there "freedom to worship God." Moh-rul (Jinnah law) is purely American. It is absolutely wrong to fasten it on the South. Where is the right of the people's assemblage, whether the "stainer" or Alaska, watch out for the mob. Crime, like ever other other. It is common to be Carterte principale industrielle in America, and there you have it. Colored and accommodating, she grows as stitler breakers, and that is what she does. No Recreational Facilities There is absolutely no privilege in the work of a 10,000 or an woman, making up the common keywords ofsummer. The common keywords ofsummer are how about thousands of people are now about how about thousands of people live mostly down "whole the country" and how about thousands of people pending to report in the North seven in a room. This same writer, who was a white woman in the North white man living in the North, Carterte did not impress as any of the recreational Negros that trans-Atlantic radio telephony will be made available to the public. The first trans-Atlantic had been solved. The exact wavelengths and details of the trans-Atlantic radio telephony. The success of this trial, liaison forces that "a chain of American radio telephony derate the broadcasting of American radio telephony to the primitivist 'feel' like making Density Of Radio Radio or TV started some time ago, when a physician and rounded a new disease of the ears resulting from the wearing of earplugs. Recently, another allment has been blamed on the radio in the town of Mittingling. The which is about 25 miles from KDKA, there has been an out break of badness among the male population. This has been ascribed to the super-powered high frequency transmissions from KDKA if this is the first reason for the "Chimneys" and the rapid increase in the number of short wave transmitters will soon have a majority of the men are coming to their home with bath towels. Germany Wants A U.S. Radioette Service German radio experts are predicting a radio-telephone service to be the United States's first, the most effective year. This prediction comes up a result of the recent English U.S. tests, every wogd of which was 10000000000 in the 19th. The New York station is being based in Berlin in a 2-tube set using an automatic switch on and under max. atmospheric conditions. German officials are very euthomatic over the promising price. The results are a major source of the United States. (Copyright 1956 by The Homest-Brown Corporation, Chicago) Chuckle Column They're invented a dazzling step now that is said to be very important. The man's face is called the "flyfly" and it's even deeply meaning that when you've mastered it—it's a sign that your mentality has gone "flyfly". As 42 year old fiddling Scot has announced his intentions of coming to the city, he said, "I'd never be the one I've ever had in the city." But he said, "I'd never be the one that is five minutes after he has in the city, they'll have him throwing away his fiddle and burying a saxophone!". Out California way they've got a good time to go with you and some of the bottled lighting those corks keep from leaking, makes a lot of human bugs grow wider. Fashion designers declare "Women's waist lines are to move around. Where To Go: Where To Go, Where To Go, Where To Go, Where To Go: My Wandering Waist Line To Night?". Some of our extra-fashionable women coddlers of dogs are going so far as to apply rugs. Hittler, face powder, and perfume on their pans are the dog's life those soon-rounds lead. What difference does it make if the government reduces the size of our paper currency? Our bills will be just as large as ever. They do a lot of good down in Florida. Yes: Fellows Some "apple-sauce" in Florida comes in the shape of free grape fruit: They're thinking of putting horse blinders on the students at a certain university to keep them from being running. Good horse sense—that Mrs. Ellis Jackson stated around queen of Ill. and jurisdiction of A.U.K. & D. of A. has just returned to the city from an extended trip visiting the lodges in her jurisdiction. While in Missouri Mrs. Jackson visited headquarters at St. Louis, Mo. Mrs. Parthens Jr. Brown who has resided for a number of years at 4744 Langley Ave. who is well known in the circles of Community Centers Church, being a member of the choir for a number of years has moved to 4114 Calumet Ave., the home of Mr. and Mrs. A.H. Young. The Crystal Radio Social Club entertained a host of friends at their second annual May dance on May 12th at the Warwick Hall Mrs. L. F. Emery was chairman of arrangements. Mrs. Lou Ellis Young, 4114 Calumet Ave., who has been quite ill and confined to her home for seven Hints for the Household Wonderful Charlotte Russo 1-2 envelop of gelatin. 1-4 cups of milk. 2. eggs. Little salt. 2 tablespoons sugar. 1-4 cup cold water. 1-2 pint whipping cream (2 cups) Extra Good Hot Water Sponge Cake 8 eggs. 4 tablespoons of water. 1. heaping cup of sugar. 1 cup of flour. 1-4 teaspoon cream (tar). Juice of 1-2 teaspoon. 1-2 teaspoon of vanilla. By Hirth Webster Turbinection is a marvelous feature of a marvelous a few drops added to help a few drops added to help a few drops in water with which your greenhouse plants make them a few drops in trunkage of your greenhouse plants a few drops in water used to add water to the plates of any bed or any plant Get Ready for Summer Incorporate soups into squares. Make small table covers for desserts. Bake will make excellent accessories for pink basketballs. COOKING HINTS Wonderful Charlotte House 1-2 envelopes of gelatin 1-2 pint salt 1-2 tablespoon sugar 1-lobster sauce 1-2 pint whipping cream (2 cups) oral weeks is able to be out a. Great Lakes Lodge No. 41, various accommodations by the various accommodations accompanied by the various accommodations on Sunday afternoon, May 18th. 41 St. and Vincenza Ave. of the Union Baptist Association of which he holds with the Lily Day School from May 18 to May 23rd. Grand principal of N. N. of III. grand principal of N. N. of III. annual slate to the temples in the annual slate to the temples for the annual sermon. May 21rd. Is the guest of her friend M. A. Is the guest of her friend M. A. will be in. - the city. TEXAS TOWNS --- The Road To Better Health 3 tahappies of puffy sugar, sugar Lady fingers. Method: Mix milk, add Grated coconut, add oats of eggs mixed with sugar and milk. Add sugar. Then add sultan soaked in cold water. Beat mixture with pan and heat. stir with pan and heat. Mix mixture thickens. Then mix with milk and vanilla. Press Fresh Strawberry Cream Wash and mix. Add sugar and let stand for few minutes. Mix and let stand for few minutes. Mix and let stand for few minutes. Strawberry Blend well and put in ice box. This dessert is most simple. This dessert is most simple. BAKING HINTS Extra Good Hot Water Sponge Cake 4 large teaspoons of water, heating up of sugar to room temperature 1 teaspoon cream tartar, until it is soft 1-2 teaspoon of vanilla. The Re Bet Hea INSOMNIA By Dr. Arthur L. Foster Sleeping pills, bad mood habit, and other that is exactly required, here is no reason why anyone is mentally and physically awake almost immediately on re- sistance. Keep to a state of unconsolitude during which most of the vital processes are inhibited and the body is undergoing rest and rejuvenation. During the first two hours of the unconsciousness of profound, and the individual only has roused with considerable difficulty. It is particularly a state of suspended animation, the only part of the brain that has been believed to be the first and respirating centerless. Excess the heart-beat and breathing the, however, slowed down appreciably. During the time the vitality is at its lowest, which explains why so many sick people aspire during the night. Normal sleep is fundamental to a result of a diminished amount of blood from the brain. People who suffer from insomnia always have an increased amount of blood in their brain. Anything that causes such an over-supply of blood is the cerebral, vessels of blood and other diseases. Loss of sleep will undermine the vitality more rapidly and disastrously than any other factor. Everyone requires a certain amount of sleep, and life is often of the same type as physical facilities soon follows loss of sleep. There is no foundation for the fantastic yarna about this or that "genius" getting along with four hours sleep. These tales are part and part, the public is fed about prominent people. Eight hours of Storm Best several nights with little sleep. He never read about it. In the Dai said he would never care to keep it up indefinitely eroded on how you feel after you and you will realize that no one can keep it indefinitely. That was the when I said sleep a month ago. It was a transient state of transience due to causes. The average patient comms does not come in either comms does not come in either a fred observation. After a fred observation, his sleep was broken another, his sleep was broken church bell early; Thursday morning May 30 with the bad man. He was a good man, who died that morning at 3:00 the C.M. E. church of which he survived by a daughter, Melly P. A. Anderson and Charly Anderson EAST WAC—Mr. and Mrs. Al- William M. Willie M. with du with du. Mr. and Mrs. Al several lots near the city COOPER-SUNDAY SCHOOL GOOD at New Zion, collection 1144. Pastor Rev. J. U. Green preached a good sermon at 11:00 o'clock. The plough was a success, total collection of 144.8. General Committee motored to Klandle to worship with which Fellows W. R. Ivey and the program will be given Children's Day and Sunday on June and each sister is asked to bring a basket to help feed the children. Mrs. Mary Williams prepared a new for Rev. J. U. Green and M. Mary last Sunday. Prof. Moor han paved his family here and will be our principal for another, term. Knele, Bob Johnson, better having been knocked down by a car, Mrs. Neima Hatford and her officers are planning for the R. S. Convention. Mrs. Lisz, the Allen penny capitalist total $1.8. Will you take some delectation? Convention? VALLEY MILLS-Service well attended at all churchs. Old follow and Wathies had their annual sermon. The colored high school closed Friday May 21st. Rally Jackson and James Owens of Temple were the guests of Miss O. L. Dowing last week. The Oval Dowing every Saturday for the Dallas Express. JACKSONVILLE — Dallas E Press on sale every Saturday at Young's Drug Store, Dr. O. A. Fuller of Bishop College filled the pulpit at Benson Charge O. M. E. Church Sunday. Bay, P.G. Colline P.E. Henderson District preached a splendid sermon Sunday night. T.P. Dilden and Miss Wrathle Scott were married May 12nd at the home of the bride, Rev. A. Henson offestating. They left Sunday evening for New York City their future home. The third and fourth series of the Lred Doug Lees H. School Tuesday and Thurs nights under the direction of Miss J. E. J. Hamlett and M. M Phillips were pleasing. Dr. N. E. Method: Beat egg whites until stiff but not too dry. Roll sugar and water together until threads. Pour very slowly into egg whites. Be sure to add a little water (100 gram of water for 1 hour) which must be fitted to four which must be fitted to 3 times. Then add beaten yolk-glazed sifted flour. Add flavoring. Bake 45 minutes. Put in a hot outer for a few minutes. Open a top down until it is more heat than the little just at the end. This makes an excellent dessert when served with whipped cream. Fresh girwberry Pie 2 boxes of strawberries. 1. 1-4 cups of sugar. 2. 2 tablespoons of flour. 3. beaten eggs. Method: the strawberries with sugar and flour. Add beaten eggs. Place in uncooked pie shells and bake slowly for one hour. It is well to put white music hand-ground crust to keep pie from turning out. How to: If you have any questions concerning Flesen and other Household Hints you would like to ask Betty. Whether - address her to the house of the house. Copyright 1926 by The Hennes. Brown Corporation (Chicago). Road To better health Thereafter he finds it difficult to treat his throat white in was heath. He gives it a try but it does not work. He tries to sleep at home and he does not go to sleep. He is beginning to sneak the malignant habit and dwelling in his bed. He is not sure what he will find useful or worthy of hearing. He has found useful or worthy of hearing. He will cure it. He is adding on the principle that twofolding the blood is in the process of digestion. During the process of digestion, he looks out of milk and crackers. Second, to still further, withdraw blood from the mind and divest the taken's mind from himself, he takes the following: exercises: Standing erect, with the feet six in one's hand, down the toe without letting the heel touch the floor. When the cat is soэсуинó, the foot is for the long viscerally. Edward was several times repeated three times. He then followed to be good to the same way, and he was still without having the feet steadily up and down, breathless doonly and slowly on the other side. He was now in the right way, and what he is doing in most cases, he falls asleep during the operation. Questions and Answers Save Your Teeth! Mrs. E. W. Bierley (1) Will you please advise me which is the best for the teeth, gold or silver, or is it better to give the book to you? In teeth than come disease: teeth that need attention and intend to go to Edmonton to have the work done? Would you refer me to an end of the work? (2) If you are in the process of desiccating, you should be very careful on and what is moderate in his prices? Reply (1) If a tooth is he asred no stone should be left unturned to accomplish this. Even if the nerve is removed a filling is perable to the end of the bone, the only choice is cosmetic one. (2) If you are that I am not permitted to recommend and particular dentist to you. There are two options: to be used for the present, or to be not to be present and incompetent physicians, plumbers, farmers, or anything else. Make a few inquiries with you. If all your requirements, Copyright, 1928, by The Bonnet-Brown Corporation, Chicago, Young has installed two large ceiling electric fans in his during shops and 2 large lights. The L.T. and S.M. Fawls are the most than Thunck's, and the other are Garage Hall Sunday evening after which exam and eaks were arrived to this members' Dr. O. A. F. E. M. Mishkin. It was an excellent address to Benson Chapel Sunday School Sunday morning at 10:30. The B.T.P. U. L.T. and S.M. Fawls are the most under the last day. The B.T.P. U. Dennis is progressing nicely. Missa Janie Griffin and Allee Cumbo spent last Sunday in Galveston. L.T. and S.M. Fawls are the most upday in Palestine. Dr. O. A. Fuller, Dean of Bishn-Collage, delivered the Baccalaureate sermon last day. The B.T.P. U. Audiecium Sunday evening. Eddie Coleman who got his leg spoken and is improving nicely. S. M. Fuller, for Sunday May 21st, Rising Star Baptist S. M. Attend- ance, 49. Collection 11:14; W. L. Freeman, 11:15; Dr. David Secretary, Rev. A. M. Mitchell; pas- tor, R.T. U. Attendance: 49. Collection 11; J. J. Secretary, Rev. M. Johnson senary, Rev. T. B. Johnson pastor, Benson Chapel S. M. E. Sunday School attendance: 94. collection 11:10. Little W. Harris, secretary Dr. A. Green, pastor. Rev. D. MINeral Wells — Mr. Delia Gray attended the A. M. E. Ibsler's conference at Beckenridge last Sunday. The motored ovyr with Mr. and Mrs. J. Adams. Miss Ruile Lee Gaston of Tozarkana is a plagiarist in our city. The pro-porter E. H. Jokins with his in-Breckenridge last week was very pleased when Mrs. Viols Baity who probably moved to that city ordered him to send the Express to her address every week. Missenharming and Laura White-tudents of T. C. C. of Vasco has returned home accompanied by Mr. McClon Anderson also a student of college matriculation. The city of� oned people observed clean-up day last week. Rev. W. Tally of St. Worth preached the installation of the first "Napties Church" Rev. H. H. Lixon, P. C. Mrs. J. M. Garner, who has just closed her school in Tozark. Tegan-la a plasterit visited in our city, Mr. Henry Johnson will be soon for the sanitarium in Fort Worth. New clergies, who attended the National Convention of the U. S. M. E Church in Kansas City, was a very interesting event. The Dumbam colored school will have their first exercise at the K of P. Hall Friday night. Texas Towns POWYST Sunday School well attend with the school staff. We have all teachers at their posts. We have all enrolled. Regular attendance is 100 per day. Mrs. Dora's school was much different from the other. It was out of danger. Miss Jeffrey Tower is the sick list. Miss Ken's Faster is the sick list. Miss Ken's Faster is the sick list. Miss Ken's Faster is the sick list. A tower came down on the children for the 2nd day in June. The heavy traffic and cold weather make the crops late. HONEY GHOYE — The American Woodmen's Health and Health Services are preached on the 11th by Rev. F. W. Logan, last. "Who is my neighbor? And who is my mother?" — William A. Woodmen, and a mountain collected 17.00 Mr. and Mrs. Henry and Black of Rowland, protected — Mrs. Sunday and Brunch Toms Henderson's children to stay a while with them. Prof. Wright is the college guest Sunday evening with Miss H. M. Salah for the 10th. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Salah is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. Alion last Sunday. Excellent services reported at Mr. — Mr. English Sunday. Rev. B. B. Beamer pastor, also at the Baptist church with Rev. O. J. Tison pastor. Mrs. Toles is in Kaufman, in the bedside of her father. The Blatown Conception Thursday night was a financial success. The sermon preached by Richard-Logan and the communal features in the convention created much amusement. The Haplan people stormed Mr. Dick and mother last Wednesday. Rev. O. P. Dixon attended the Foreign Mission Convention at Corteana last week. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Perdue and family and Mrs. C. M. Pandiction were in Bonham last Wednesday night to witness the commencement exercise at that once. The Happlanate sermon was preached at the Baptist Church last Sunday by Rev. O. P. Dixon. The L. P. C. Club met with Mrs. Daly. Higgins last Thursday. Cream and cake served. Mr. Pleasant-White One, R. and R. Y. P. C. & W. was targeted at the 5th and R.C.S. by a민영화 5th and R.C.S. by Miss. Jewel Johnson was zelon-did. Subject: The sweetness of forgiveness of Scott by the good-Shorey Gill, Winning Good-Shore talks by A. Allen and Mrs. I. Allen of Piney and Mrs. M. E. Miss Christine Baker guest of Miss Magnus Hudson Mr. W. Lannister of Piney and Mr. W. Wooeter Mrs. Jeffie Craddock spent Sunday evening with his sister Mrs. M. M. Brown and Mrs. M. M. Dabbie motored to town visiting relatives Mrs. J. Stickland spent the day with her daughter and the other children of Mrs. W. Wood's guest of Mrs. R. Pella. W. Thompson spent his evening with Mr. and Mrs. L. Johnson and Mrs. Pella at the attending Foreign Mission Convention West Coastina Mrs. Mittie Minoy spent a pleasureمسخور دعویٰ جب جب جب سکتی گیدی. Sunday. The Mr. W. will renden a program the subject for discussion. He who turn from and to the Good House of News Speed Mr. W. Smallwood Mrs. Francis McGill and Mrs. Della McGuire children of the subject were should be children of some "Christ" for Sunday in planning a high-day for Sunday in June. Dinner will be on the 1st of the day. He will be town on business Saturday evening. CUNEY Service was good Sunday Rev. Franklin was at his regular appointment at the C. N. E. Church, Mrs. B. A. Frangure and the other children of the week. Little Miss Doris Ruth Ben-son has returned from St. Worth where he has been visiting resists Messrs Henry Arthur and Bobbitt visited visitors in Cursey Bay few hours in Jacksonville last week. Mr. D. R. Armstrong and Mr. J. W. Armstrong are on the sick list this week. For ATHENS the Dr. A. Davenport, P. R. the District conference last week. Blackhawk is the School class president. School class president. Pro. Dr. G. Mather, principal. The District conference rendered an excavated program with Davie, of Jacksonville, addressed. While an audience to the commencement was stuck by a Ford truck, Davie was stuck by a Dalton truck. Walden was called to Dallas at an event in Mishalahi, a member of Brooks of Jacksonville is here. A treatment of Mr. Edmondson was given to Mr. M. Walden home for Mrs. Douglas Millis at & collar shop. Dr. O. Garber at caribbean FITTSHURG-S.S. on time Rev. W.C. Franke pastor filled the pulpit at 11:20 and deited the pustulate from each mideley mound before rejection. H. H. K. Kloed this week with a grand concert Thursday. R. J. K. Kloed was the school-student-man. Rev. P. Mosley left for his work at Aviloneer Yessie. The work was called at the Winnboro, Texas last week. Mrs. Eva Bolton left for Mr. Vernon. Texas to visit Mr. W. W. J. K. Kloed. Mr. Mary Walton is eliting her mother at Hughes Springs, Texas. This Friday. Mr. W. W. Kloed was the first paddie. May 12th, the new office was on the M. E. personage. The school was held on the 1st of March 1947. The Church Saturday night. Rev. W. W. E. Franke returned from the church of St. Paul's, a rendered an excellent program at St. Stevens A. M. E. Church Sunday morning, which was for the rejuvenation. R. J. E. K. Kloed was for Hughes Springs to hold his second Quarterly Conference. Palestine—All schools of the city closed this week. West Union Rep. The Church was a rejuvenation event for the 19th. Ben Wright is at the same time, Mrs. R. A. Alexander of Dallas to here at the bedside of the school. Permanently who has been left for some time. She is at the residence of her niece, B. P. Penne. The New Affairs went to Grapeland last Saturday. Rev. A. E. E. Eatly filled the pulpit at Antioch Sunday morning. The Day of the Day was at the 1st of March 1947. The school was a night. Mrs. B. D. Daniels preached a night. Mrs. B. J. Stephens who had been sick a long time. The week of Funny From St. Paul M. E. Church. CALVERT — Mr. R. Hammer of Harris was a day visitor of his daughters Mr. Holley and Miss Hammer. Sundy Mrs. Laura Dourless Woodard is still sick at her home. We wish for her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Patil Hammer is a sick at her home this week. The infant baby of Mr. and Mrs. Orchie Sanders is improving from a hard spell of flu. Tuesdays morning the following left to attend the Embalming meeting at Fort Worth. and the city was without under- take a visio Stafford Branch, Joe A. housing of the city party. Tuesday morning of the death of Mr. Layman man, near Jones Frarle, Mrs. Blind county was laid to rest. In the Gazette of Grove Cemetery, Tuesday is the first of the city's new city. Rev. C. A. Williams and detec gives left Tuesday night to attend the slush of the new house. E. L. Platt and Mr. E. Church. Mr. Makes and Mr. J. M. Jones of the city party. Sunday working of the Rever. Blind Mrs. C. Alcorn Battle, wife of Mr. L. Platt, the son of Monday and was told to be Platt's Society. Rev. D. D. Evans delivered the sermon. St. Paul M. E. to the near of the local par- tage. In the same day, the old H. Hims, D. G. M. of the Society of Oral History, was asked to be the old H. Hims and A. R. R. of the Society of Oral History. Taxes attending Executive Guard mission. The remains of Mr. W. Forreau arrived Sunday and was old H. Hims, the son of the old H. Hims, a wife and a large family as well as many old H. Hims and H. Hims. Waltham left Sunday, and his tour he is telling a show a little pro- sپو leak of Wam's event a few days in the city. The guest of Mr. and Mr. H. Hims's trip was the first of the day of the state's election and his home was stated and Brother Willie of Mart s at his bedside. Mr. Clan. W. H. Hims was in the city for the day of the day of the festival. Mr. Albert Reeves was in the city as well as count, the death of his brother Watt and the Mrs. Thema Max of the city party. The detec of his family was told to tell the New Year's Day of H. Hims. A. D. of the H. Hims's family in the Life is always the great Mr. Trend Mrs. Jno Edwards, local agent of the Standard. News reached the city Tuesday from Jones's Fairley, as the city was at its end. Mr. G. G. G. will Laysman Rev. Leyman, his father came in to make arrangements for the funeral. Mr. Wood, and Mrs. Jno. was from St. Wood, where they were in attendance of the Eulohming meeting. The meeting was held at the city, met and organised a Union Bible class and on last Sunday. Mr. Teth was at the home of the New World. When Teth, Mr. Ada C. Lacy was the teacher for the day. The Union expets other ladies, to join and increase the service of the New World. Miss Woodley and Rev. H. Scott are suffering from an attack on Rev. R. Adair of Corbania. Mr. Aima, the great Knight and the Daughters of Tabar at this place, on the 15th few met on account of rals. Miss Woodley and Mrs. Aima were called to the bedside of the sister, Earnest Gaston. While Mr. J. H. Dorsey was a great Mr. Jno. and Mr. J. H. Dorsey was a firm Ph.D. to check at his home. Mrs. Melie Terrell returned home Thursday. The guest of her daughter, Eno, the guest of her daughter, Mrs. H. Price, Mrs. Missan, Rose, to home from Dallas after spending time in that city. Number the Odd Fellows Drive. See any Odd Fellows. TYLEON—Mrs. Muttie Moore is very sick at her home on W. C. Cloud Street, Mrs. Annie-Bell House, at her from St. Louis, Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Warren, Reva. Threshold, Craig: Whitmore, Dr. King and other delegates have ruled for the U.S. Conference. Mrs. Mr. and report a fine time at Dallas Black Giants and Tyler All Stars, crossed hats at the Troian Park Tuesday ending in a tie. The was played by the Gants, was a six-year-old of the Giants. Mrs. Jennie McFadden and little grand son Williams McFadden. Mostly are visiting her daughter, Mrs. Rena Jones, Dallas, honoring Miss Wallace of Colorado. The line is the A. Club. Arranged on last Tuesday night at the home of Mr. B. L. Duenefield. Miss Mable Daniels Longview and Mr. Harrie Pins huff. It were the invited out of town guest. A menu was for the night. Rev. Harrie hearted very much to learn of his sudden death at general conference in Kansas city. Mr. He was famously presiding under of this stout and many hets. Wita and Mr. Albert Smith chaffeurs of Dallas spent Saturday, here enroute to Shreveport, La. and other points. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1990 YESBIR! IF IT'S THAT LAST THING I EVER DO IM GONNA DO IT. TO-NIGHT! OH, LIGHT OF MY LIFE! COME LEAVE THAT ALLOY A BEDROOM OFF TO OUR OWN LITTLE NEST BE MY OWN WE CAN ENJOY LIFT YOUR DAILY ON MY BUCKS. THEN CETE DO! WHAT ARE SAY? IS DOLLARS A WEEK! WHY BUD, THAT WOULDN'T KEEP ME IN HANDERCHIEFS! SAY! IF YOU'RE THAT BAD, YOU BETTER GO SEE A DOCTOR! Hitt and Runn = Oh Yes, of Course Everything Must Be Fair in the Brotherhood of Man! BY HITT married on last Tuesday night at night of Wednesday morning at Varnyard. He is Mayfield Marshall, B. J. Mayfield school graduate, entertained on Wednesday night honoring the High School graduate, Marian Vargel. He is a dancer. Younger set, but Ballet College with on the 20th. President McCullough bacquired the second night of the week night with a visit. MALAKOF — Rev. J. W. Williams, pastor of Mt. Olive Baptist Church, was at his post Sunday, Miss Joanne Payne, Miss Christoffman Williams, at his first address, and was at his age when attending school Sunday School was well attended at all churches Sunday. An entertainment, which was often the first of the first "thursdays" for the sisters, Mrs. a Mitchell, Mrs. R. L. Williams, and Mrs. J. M. Mubbard are still on the slek list. SHERMAN-MR. Wm. M. Bullivian of Ft. Smith Ark. has returned here to assist his unts Frank Sullivan and wife Miss Chas. Etto Houston is improving at Mineral Ways, Mrs. W. Washington has turned from Amarillo, the will leave in a few days for Los Angeles, California. Prof.-Rome of Master, Dean of Prairie View will visit the公园 on the morning of the 25th Monday night. Miss E. Smith, the Co. M. 22 Church, Miss Kranck, Coffee of Sherman spent the week and in Hillsboro visiting parents and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ducet of Kansas City, Mo. visited his mother Mrs. B. Bruce. Miss C. E. Houston is in Mineral Wells, recreating Mrs. Luc Soner is undergoing treatment at the Home-Hotel- Mr. Newmarket, the principal has returned from Mohony Medical College. Ison and Sail Harris, motored to Channess Frairie the 3rd Sunday on a visit to the home of the nativity of and the Great Grant. He was in� Marathon Heart Road, New York. David attended the funeral of Mrs. Ann Lewis at Needville Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. T. Palmer who has been making their home in Port Field. For the last several months has been earned here to local permanent TRE�LE The annual thanks and R. M. T. were held jointly Sunday evening of last week. At 31, Zion Dantist church. Those on pro Renovation was Madam's May Day. C. Sampson, A. R. Gombel, Miss Lillie P. Irrie and Rev. A. G. Harris. The sermon was preached by Rev. J. Howard, pastor of Wayside Church. A. Gainne was master of ceremonies. Musty was Turnback by Mr. Zion chowls. The Rive Show of the Thumb Economic Department of Debate. Hibernal School of the James church last Friday night was very favorably received. An announcements for the closing of the school arm are as follows: June 1—Eighteenth Annual Commencement of the RIG School Department, Wayman Chapel A. M. E. Church. Mrs. A. E. Marshall was called to Los Angeles, California, on the account of the death of her sister M.e. Nettle Anderson, Mrs. Lucius Green after spilling several weeks in Brownwood returned home last Saturday. D. Jones of Corsada encounted to Austin stopped over Sunday with friends Mrs. Martha Panal of south 2nd street following a long illness died Saturday, beginning of last week at her home Funeral Services were held Sunday night, from the Eighth Street Baptist church of which she was a member. Her remains were slipped to Oddings accompanied by her husband, her sister Mrs. Russia Calhoun of Waco, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cline, S. M. Holline and others. H. L. H. King, editor of the Southwestern Christian Advocacy delivered a strong address Friday night at St. James M. E. church Mrs. A. R. Arnold of Waco was a son of her daughter, Mrs. R. F. Ford, recently. JEEFERSON—Sunday Schools of the city were well attended Sunday Rev. W. Webb pastor of Union Baptist Church was at his fireplace. He was delivered to the same name. A 2:10 ha groached for the U.S. F. and 8. M.T. with the Juvenile departments. W. H. F. Fryer was at the office of the�. The Bembarmer convention. Mr. Fryer is much more than the morning, and able to get to the school. Mr. Fryer is visiting Jackson of Etpa. Ark. is visiting the Father and sister. The Jefferson Black Cats and Texarkana baseball club crossed late a. Texarkana was the first to be a attendance good manager Lucia Adams is all amiles. W. P. Ross of Texas College is in the city's visity restaurants and the first to a victory. Today has been a ball game with Wiley last Friday and Saturday. The program at Central Hi School last Friday might be good to all the students intended. The school will host two first game with Long-view school club last week. Quarry was given first-time years in the State. The new group of the group Mr. J.-H. Rowell, the first city but his lawyers say that they will appeal the case. CORISCANA — Measures. Major Washington John Farde, Means Stock, Means Bank, M.S. and M.S. Mayfield, W. H. Jones + E. Mayfield motored to E. W. North last week. A rain and rainfall will lead to the fall of the city. Greene, Mr. Wm. Wiggs died, Mar. 17 Greene, Dr. Wm. Wiggs, daughter and mangery, died on March 17, 2015. The funeral was held on March 17, and caskets. The funeral poem was a tribute to which he was a faithful friend and a devoted husband. The body was accompanied by Marysara Shaw Jr., F. W. Mahalaya, Marysara Shaw, F. W. Mahalaya, I. H. McCormack, Conference and I. H. McCormack, and a very successful session. The F. M. Shaw, Jr., was a very successful meeting and a very successful session. Many villains were in the city, and many villains were in the city, and many villains were in the city. H. H. Harrison Rhone, Keating Harrison Rhone, Keating Harrison Rhone, Phone new phone new ENNIS. Services were excellent and well-attended at all churchcenters Sunday. Miss Rubble R. Jackson has just returned from Central Texas College, Mrs. W. B. White, daughters, and son of Mezia motorized to Ennie Sunday and spent the day with Mrs. Ruth Godlin. Miss Lucille Waldon has returned from Dallas after spending quite a while with her sister Mrs. G. J. O'Neill. Mrs. Mallie Beltran of Oklahoma City is here sick at home of her mother Mrs. E. Atkinson. The Secretary of the met at the home of Mrs. Walter Terrell just week, after a business session the hostess served refreshments to a long-number of members. The club is doing splendid work Mrs. Ray Washington entertained the group of the group's "Pride Party Tuesday after noon at the "Pride Party" show. Mrs. Lawrence Mitchell and Mrs. Ray Moore, who are having soon on a trip to points in California. A pink and white color scheme was carried out. The lying room zines decorated with a profusion of flowers. All the course was served to about twenty-five guests. HOWLETT — The public school closed Friday May 21. Fall game and other announcements in the afternoon. The club ladies sold refrத் children attended The closing. At the playground, the children made a playing with the Blomberg from Blue Ridge, and other, numbers were. The house was crowded, enjoying every number on program. The patrons are. Very grateful to Mrs. Bertha Foyer Walker. Teachers for the interesting school has been in the school work this term. Revenues at the C. M. E. and Raphael Churching, well attended. Sunday Rev. jefferman pastor of the C. M. E. Church preached a wonderful, very much-like, new-ly, small-size, M. Zion Raphael Church. The house of Bethlehem Church, Dallas rendered an excellent program. Rater Idle Williams having charge of the program. The missionary's department and choir were pre-education of the Mr. F. Blomberg one of our progressive far-now has about 100 young Eng Fish White leghorn chickens, some of which are nine friars. Mr. Doel Coleman has purchased a new house on the own community and enjoying plenty of fresh vegetables from their gars. CELIN's Home Services bing very good at all churcher Sunday. Many visitors from the town of Melissa Van Alstrin, an Price of the 8th Philippi Baptist church, collection for the day $14.65. We are working in the interest of our church. To remove all costs, we are in the area of the city every one to help us put this campaign over. Mr. Frank Graves was seriously short last Monday, even as he did some beyond the time. Mr. Mr. Wille White and Mr. Jess Johnson, Mr. Wille White and Mr. Jess Johnson, reported to Dallas last Sunday. The costs will still stick. Mr. Jimmie Wilson is very sick at her home. Her, but, of the White, of the First, are all the costs of the day. The day is probably set on the 8th. Philippi B. C. Sunday evening at 3:20 D. m. The sermon was delivered from the read. Mrs. Wille White and Mr. Wille White are so a sweet solo before the sermon. Mrs. McDonald has returned to her home again. The birthday was held on the 1st of May 1987. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Tyler last Wednesday day night was enjoyed by all Mrs. L.E. and Mrs. L.E. were in the same place. The new workers are in city and we all love her. Mr. Bert Williams has opened his cafe which was closer for several months. Mr. L.E. was a strong meeting here at the Holiness Church. Please don't forget the school plan of Mr. Sarn Morris, for the next year. We are in the same place. I think of dinner on the ground and my number of people walked for supper. You will find the Express at the home of Mr. Joe Lawrence. NARSALL — Mrs. Emmie Willis, matron of the Army, died suddenly in her car on the fifteenth day of the war, leaving the of the brain was removed, which she was a member, and was 164 and 164. The R. B. and F. and 164 and 164. POISON AND DENSES! THE KOWREPLY GOSH! GET 'IM MEN! GET 'IM! GOSH! SERUMICIDE SAT NAX CITY—The revival-condemned by Rev. Snow, Evangeliat of Houston at Bother, Elou Haplist Church resulted in nine ascomions and twelve candidates for baptismal Rev. Snow in indeed at great preach. Tashelugized hearing the out of thunder. Pastor Earis and members are due commendation for having secured his service. Courtship was 89.50. The meeting was closed May 29th. The past Sunday Rev. Alexander accompanied by his wife Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cooper, Mr. J. M. Harrie and Miss Nona Green motored to Matagords for service. Mrs. Little and Miss Ophelia Green much improved in health. Means. Plex Smith, R.C., Jones, Kee Gand and Ralph Millard have returned from the F. J. S. College. Means. Jade A. Hickey, Roby Hillard and Haskell Houston have also returned from F. where they attended these term. They are all reported successful full terms. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Duncan, Mr. George Robinson, Mrs. V N. Givens, Mrs. M. A. Richardson, Mrs Mary Johnson and R. A. Alexander attended the meeting at the Newman District of Washington, they report a good meeting spiritually and financially. It is agreed that the meeting is seemed to be much pleased with which spirited sessions More than one thousand dollars were reported. All about Miss. M. A. Alexander has visited Mrs. M. W. Mitchell at Houston the past week. The Bay City City Office is located at the Washington Saturday night in the district's Connerton. The first Educational Session of March was pronounced May 15, 1225-by Rev. C. J. Alexander. The first to go out of text: "Behold I set before you and open door and no man can shut it." Subject: "Opportunity: The march was a year ago." Mrs. J. J. Jones, the first from the A. W. Churchill. It was systematically arranged. Tate, A. W. Millard, Miss O. P. B. Rev. Toleman, C. D. W. Ker, ten teachers. The Glue club six graduates came last Friday, the comment example took place. Mother Zion R. C. Prof. A. W. Jackson delivered the graduation address to the class and was sent to Miss. M. A. Alexander's secretary to the University, Miss. Nons. I. Green salutary. Miss Thelm. Woolridge was present at the Newman District of Washington, the class historian Miss. Hailin, Miss. "Life is what we make." Mr. Master Augusten Hardman presented the podium with appropriate words. There were many visitors before the "Parlourmanza" had turned up. The most "parlourmanza" was getting busy since the weather is favorable. HIV—Aberdeen B. C. celebrated its 60th anniversary Sunday. L. H. Dawson acted as master of ceremonies, and the following persons appeared on program! Mrs Pinkie Moonie, Miss Helle. Mrs. J. E. Dow, W. R. Mitchell, Mrs. Russia Brook, B. B. Williams, Rev. R. A. Granger then performed a wonderful, fun ceremony. Music was excellent furnished by the Jubilee Singers of Shreveport. The following persons with their families attended services at Aberdeen from this community: Rev. J. W. Dow, J. T. Ogden, Lloyd, Wills and several other. Collection $40.00. Prof. R. A. Stevens, B. R. has returned from Pittsburgh where taught in the Center Point Hi school. He says he will soon leave for Colorado University. Mrs. Grande Ann Reimes of Little Rock, Ark. wife of Prof. Allen left for Port Worth last week to visit her mother. She will go from there to Prairie View. PAGE FIVE Doctors and Nurses Over Worked Taking Care of Influenza. The except wave of inflammation has left the train of pneumonia and other self-limited complications that 16 taking care of the spinal dooce and nurses That they may have full opportunity to serve the needs of those who need them at all, the following simple rules of prevention and home treatment for the avoidance of check holds in wrings and influence are given. It is suggested that if your bones are, if your back aches, if your head aches, if you have a slight cough or feverish feeling, it's a pretty sure sign you are headed toward influence, filled these danger signals. Go home as early as you can. On your way buy a package of Ab sorbo and another package of Grandma's Tea. Read the circular in each package carefully. Plan to go to bed early. When you undress be sure to keep your feet and body warm. Then apply shot towels to your chest, bank and throat. Open up the porea, taking care not to grit chilled, and then apply. Abseor, thoroughly and liberately. Hub, in well under the arm pits and shoulder blades. Cover with hot linen and get into bed quickly. Arrange the covers so that you can inhale the yposks that will arise from your chest. As soon as you are in bed take a cup of hot Grandma's Tea. It acts directly on the liver and bows, we, carrying off the waste and poisonous matter from the system. 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Snow White 50¢ Amber 25¢ If your hair can't apply you with the Improved Plain Hair Dressing and in its natural with the price of the Plake you want, and we will send it to you through him, then saving you the cost of postage. PHIS, TENN THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1926 BT. JOHN COMMUNITY — Mrs. Roxie Coleman who had been sick for quite a while died Saturday May 8th, funeral attended on Sunday by Rev. L. R. Barron, Rev. M. Tims was well at himself Sunday. One addition to the church, Mrs. C. W. Allen of Shelbyville spent Saturday night with Mrs. E. Winham. Quite few of our people attended church at Center Sunday Mr. H. E. Tatum is our delegate to the District Board of Technical May 26-30, Mr. Pea. Goodwin and others were called to. Timpson, Wednesday to be at the funeral of an aunt, Mrs. Mollie Goodwin. HILLSBORO — Last you forget next Saturday to the beginning of "pay-up-period" positively no papers will be left without the cash. But you will always be able to secure a copy. Throughout Sunday by calling at 215 South Church St. Mrs. Louella McGill has returned from Dallas where she spent two months recuperating with her son In-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Mejore, Rev. J. and Hamilton lets Monday for Huntsville. Also, where he will be in the Triangle, a semblable of the Freighter Church, from there he will give the Fairsville, Tenn. and Cincinnati, Ohio, returning to the city by the 19th of July. He will be gone about 20 days. I wonder, oh I wonder when do the boys and girls of the High school-grounds are going to be sent to the city? I do not attend Sunday school. They should remember that the boys who hang in the high school are going to buy an old building, 25 ceil Tin, Lillais all Sunday morning usually make small birds and the other old buildings are going to live. I think the first of the Sunday morning pre- paring has, visiting, lodging and what not usually does the family do. We are disgraceful to take a special survey of every Sunday School in the City. Then we are going to public house finding the new building to be found in the city's 100-year-old boy and girls who will stand in the U.S. Bureau of House building the helm of the Ship State of the City. The New Town was oppressed by the Allies Brown was oppressed by the Fort Worth Saturday by a telegram conveying the end news that her daughter is the Master of the City. Mr. Bozum, in a street car wreck, was the first of the world's one of the greatest clues said "A food has been very day full but also." For really there are people here in Hillburger, who are fire-gassed of gray matter ( brain ) to the exit! They are always agree to write down the insurance. Mrs. M. H. Page of Douglas school, Houston agent the week and with her daughter Miss M. W. Price, our popular Industrial Teach in of Peabody High. Mr. Ned Ken- nard and son Curtis then went to Dallas Wednesday where they have a contract to build 7 houseau- Mr. Aidy Elliott is in Frederick, Oklahoma where he will spent the summer and fail. The Jolly -21 Club met Tuesday night with the president K. I. Reed where plane was perfected for their annual picnic May 22, The Ladies Art and Social Club met Friday with Mrs. Rhinoa. One visitor Mrs. Mury (Owene). Mannings of Muskoges was present. She spoke highly of the club and its efficient president Mrs. M. Mochen. After the usual routine of business the hostee served a three course luncheon. Mrs. C. G. Sanders, reporter. Smilin' Charlie Says "Seein' some o' these musly movies sets me a wonderin' why th actors an actresses call it WORK!" BOHEMIAN HOP-FLAVORED PURITAN MALT HIGHEST IN QUALITY RICHEST STRONGEST BEST ASK ANY DEALER Mme. Luella McDanich Scientific Method of Scaly Massage, A Modern Wonder. 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A hair Pemade has stood the test. It is not an experiment. has been sold and used by particular people for a quarter of a century. Put up in a round blue the cloth. For Sale by all druggists. ONLY BY YGIENIC CO. AGO ILL. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS GRAND LODGE 1930 **"Emergency Gator"** Dallas Express representative for the 2014 NHL season. "Emergency Gator" is a joke. The NHL's Gator defense should be a sign of greatness. He gives them justice to our ball. He stepped into the gate of the game and gave him a pose—he praised him to have a right right right. Emergency Doctor's face beaten, he heard their testimonial. TO ALL KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, MEMBERS OF THE COURT OF CALANTHE, MEMBERS OF THE UNIFORM RANK, VISITORS AND FRIENDS: The Laws of the Order provide that the Grand Chancellor shall make arrangements with the various railroads, designating routes that the delegates shall take in going to and from the Grand Lodge. Accordingly, the Grand Chancellor has arranged for two special trains over the M-K-T Railroad, one from Ft. Worth; and one from Dallas, with special chair cars or coaches from San Antonio and Austin to Granger connecting with our special train into Galveston on schedules, and with stops as shown below. These trains will be composed of all steel coaches and chair cars, insuring comfort and safety for our delegates and their friends All Aboard! for Prowlers found it pretty hard Saturday and Monday when their team lost to John John. Hillett John, Jake John, James John, Commendore Miller, M.J. Harvey and many others plucked up. When officers stopped Marcelino he was to shoot it, but with them, he was to shoot it, and he now says the gun went off. Forest Reid had a girl who thinks in the message spoken in the house in New Yorker. In New Yorker she also called the officer, Ollie Nash, confidence man, annoyed by Orgham and then at the Battle of Wheeler and decided that they did not until they hit Dallars and he heaped it in gold. Other Negro old out with it. When Leander Johnson was caught, he passed six months to his mother, he heaped it in gold, gave his mind and decided to pluck it up. James Turner, charmed with the passion and one of our most famous characters, asked for the house. AVA is in The next time J. C. Wynne, age 19, was in England, he was sideto the ming off of his book the Emergency Fiction and to cut the emergency fiction and to cut the When Jack Whitefield refused to out money made in a "Coat game, and but his partner was not stated, in which Jack was to TO ALL KNIGHTS OF THE UNI The Laws of the various railroads, do Lodge. shot three times, he was carried to the Parkland Hospital. Oscar Bill thought he was hurt until he made sick him, splits from him until his mole kicked him, splits from him same time. Oscar was treated at the hospital three times, by the same doctor. He was in 92 years old, comatil in at Parkland Hospital, suffering from stains from his wound. He was created a blacker Sunday night — near his home on the face in addition to the scar he made his escape. Little Harbor Hospital — 4500 Old Street, suffered a severe infection, overcrowding on the front porch of her home, swimming on the front porch of her home, alight from the saving when it re-entered the hospital. Dr. 2 A. A. Klass, superintendent of the hospital, treatment after which the life-threatening care of a vital physician. Willie Allison, 26 years old, died 1733. He is by doctors at the Emergency Hospital for Children, Williams and Waltman Hospital, Saturday night. His life was a Saturday, and Sunday were hard to come by. He was made all over Dallas. The following officers who made the redae were IIII, Todd Ida, Ivan Molina, and Tisha. The following Molina and Tisha. The following Homming and "Yvg" Ida. KNIC JU RIGHTS OF PYTHAS, MEMBERS OF THE UNIFORM RANK, VISITORS of the Order provide that the lands, designating routes that the ugly, the Grand Chancellor has Ft. Worth: and one from Dallah tion to Granger connecting with shown below. These trains will and safety for our delegates All A GRAND CHANC NIGHTS JUNE MEMBERS OF THE COURSE VISITORS AND FRIENDS that the Grand Chancellor that the delegates shall t cellor has arranged for two from Dallas, with special cl teting with our special trai trains will be composed of delegates and their friends CHANCELLOR'S SPECIAL SCHEDULES JUNE 5TH Lv. FT. W. JUNE 5TH Lv. ALVAN JUNE 5TH Lv. GRAN JUNE 5TH Lv. ITASO JUNE 5TH Lv. HILL JUNE 5TH Lv. WEST Ar. WACO 9:00 P. M. JUNE 5TH 9:24 P. M. JUNE 6TH 9:52 P. M. JUNE 7TH 10:17 P. M. JUNE 8TH 10:24 P. M. JUNE 9TH 11:38 P. M. JUNE 10TH WACO TO GALVESTON 11:40 P. M. JUNE 4TH 10:20 A. M. JUNE 4TH 7:05 A. M. JUNE 4TH 1:15 A. M. JUNE 4TH 1:10 A. M. JUNE 4TH 1:10 A. M. JUNE 4TH 3:10 A. M. JUNE 4TH San Antonio and south and between chair cars or coaches will be placed in and one chair can or can be placed in San Antonio and Austin uniform boots JUNE 47TH Lv. WEST JUNE 47TH Lv. LAGR JUNE 47TH Lv. SEAL JUNE 47TH Lv. MOUS JUNE 47TH Lv. HOUS JUNE 47TH Ar. GALA JUNE 47TH and between San Antonio and G placed in M-K-T. regular train placed in the same train at Austin atorm bodies and delegates while DALLAS TO WACO finding our C. T. Bracken's rendering of a service to these unfavorable men and women, where upon they are bound, where upon they are freed from the undead. This is a blessing from the undead. Every married woman "should drive Dr. Browning's a graduate physio- ician," she writes, "for 10 years treating women for her book tells us why so many marri- ages fail because of blessing of children—why they are not married. Her book is written to plain language and tells how pain and suffering can be overcome and the blessing that comes." Drew, every woman owls it to herself that she can be a teacher. This book may be the guide to show you how to teach. Write in day for your own free and places you under no obligation. CLASSIFIED ADS FOR RENT - APARTMENTS OF FOR 24 hrs. to 100 hrs. in Beaumont, Missouri. Born, 2011. Beaumont street WANTED - Man, and wife. Resident at Progression, Remedies, Sundries, and Progression. Resident at Progression. Shoots, Produces, Coat 2655, Memphis, Tech. Coat 2655, Memphis, Tech. Daily, 8:30 AM, or 4:30 PM, men, women, students sell our tool sales. Sample Hampshire Company, 228 & 666 S. Hampshire Ave. FOR SALE REGISTERED PIT BULL TERRIERS REGISTERED BOMB. DUN. CENTER KITCHEN Club calls Call H-5761. RIGHTS JUNE OF THE COURT OF CALA S AND FRIENDS: Grand Chancellor shall make delegates shall take in goin arranged for two special trai s, with special chair cars or our special train into Galve will be composed of all steel c and their friends. BOARD ELLOR'S SPECIAL TRAIN EDULES FT. WORTH Lv. FT. WORTH Lv. ALVARADO Lv. GRANDVIEW Lv. TRACA Lv. HILLSBORO Lv. WEST Lv. WACO 1 Lv. WEST POINT ...... 2 Lv. LAGRANGE ...... 3 Lv. SKELLY ...... 4 Lv. SUNGLASS ...... 5 Ar. HOUSTON ...... 6 Lv. HOUSTON ...... 7 Ar. GALVESTON ...... 8 San Antonio and Granger, will p M-KT, regular train No. 6 leaving same train at Austin, 11:30 P. M. and delegates which will be place THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1920 THE DALLAS EXPRESS is FOR SALE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES: Temple Drug Store, Pythian Temple Palm Drug Store, 2415 Elm Street Richardson's Cafe, 1600 Jackson Street. Jamaica Cafe, Corrigan Jackson and Market Street. Wheeler's Newland, 708 North Central Avenue, Central Shine Parker, 114 North Central Avenue. Little Gem Drug Store, 1691 Bryan Street. H & J Lunchhouse and Confectionery, Drug Store, 3511 Mall and Street. Bain's Confectionery, 2518 Hall Street. Mallman Drug Store, Hall and Terrell's Market Shoe, 2402 Terrell Street. Pride of Dallas Cafe, 1602 Allen Street. Community Drug Store, Cornell Alam and Juliette Hall and H. L. Davis, 2520 Dunbar Street, Whistley Place, Knightswood, 1625 Jordan Street. Nandor's Grocery, 4229 E. Orland Booker T. Washington Addition. 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R.A. as follows leave Sulphur Springs 3:48 P.M. arrives G. stops at Fort Worth, on June 6th passes on the M-K-T R.A. passage on June 8th, stopping over at Dallas to take passes from Wichita Falls, Ga., will have NO P.Train No. 324 arriving Special Train. Delegates will be met and Special Train to the T. & P. Fa. Fe. delegates to arrive Fort Worth, on June 6th shown at the Fort Worth, on June 6th. Chancellor's Special Train at Waco. DELEGATES from south of but not in & P. Train No. 68 arriving Dallas at 7: SURE YOUR TICKETS ARE HOUGHT V. DELEGATES on the Cotton Belt from A.Waco. DELEGATES and uniforms at Home Station and at East Cotton Belt. Delegates on the Texas & Pacific Rail arkana at 3:35 P.M. Saturday, June 6th visited at Fort Worth to take care of these Mammals. Extra car will be provided on LG-N Train delegates on the LG-N east and west of L.O. Extra car will be provided on LG-N Train delegates on the LG-N east and west of L.O. There will be a few cents difference in going through Valley Junction. There will be a few cents difference in going through Valley Junction. DELEGATES on the T. & P. Train No. accommodation, to Fort Worth, where it within the Grand Lodge Officers. BE TOYED. DELEGATES on the T. & P. Railway at arriving Fort Worth, June 6th. DELEGATES on the Cotton Belt at Com- munity. DELEGATES from Kingsville will use G. to Galveston. REGIONAL Bands from Austin and San Regional Bands from Dallas, Fort In order to best serve the convention have no excursion, T. & P. L.O.s are shown in this chic YOUR TICKETS. Our schedules as on Grand Lodge excursion for the ticket, day summer excursion, the same being IMPORTANT. AS THE GRAND Lodge AT 15 DAY HOUR. REMEMBER, THAT EVERY SERVE THE ROUTING AS SPECI DESIGNATED AND AS OUTLINES VIOLATING THE LAWS OF THE GRAND LODGE. If there is any question that you wont will be glad to give you further information DONE BY THE AUTHORITY IN ME Attest: Delegates from Port Arthur will arrange to join the Beamont delegates who will use Gulf Coast lines train No. 1. Delegates at 8:12 A, M, June 6th, arriving Houston at 7:58 A, M, and I-G-N Train 26 leaving Houston at 8:00 A, M. Delegates at the L. R. & N. as follows will use Train No. 2, June 6th, as designated Leave Pittsburgh 2:08, M. Delegates at the L. R. & N. as arrives Houston at 6:30 A, M. Delegates at Train No. 26 leaving Houston at 8:00 A, M. Delegates at the L. R. & N. as arrives Houston at 6:30 A, M. Delegates on the M-K-T between Denton and Dallas will use M-K-T. Train No. 5 arriving Dallas at 8:00 P. M., June 5th, stopping over at Dallas to take passage on the Grand Chancellor's Special Train. Delegates from Wichita Falls, Gainesville, Pilot Point, Denton, etc., and intermediate stations where lodges are located, will use M-K-T Trains No. 88-41 arriving Dallas at 1:30 P.M., June 5th, making connection with the Grand Chancellor's Special Train. Delegates will be met and entertained during their stay in Dallas. Delegates on the T. & P. Santa Fe, Ft. Worth & Denver City and Rock Island west and north of Fort Worth shall arrange to arrive Fort Worth, on June 5th and join the Fort Worth delegates and uniform bodies to leave on M-K-T Train shown above at 8:20 P.M., June 5th. Special coaches and chats cars will be provided which will be placed in the Grand Chancellor's Special Train at Waco. Delegates from south of but not including Paris and Intermediate points on the Santa Fe will arrange to use (i. C. & S. F. Trals No. 68 arriving Dallas at 7:30 P.M., June 5th and join the Grand Chancellor's Special Train via M-K-T.� BURE-YOVJ-TICKETS ARR-ROUTED VIA DALLAS AND THE M-K-T RAILROAD. Delegates on the Cotton Belt from Athens, Costcona, Dawson, Hubbard and Mt. Calm will join the special train at Waco. Regimental Bands at Austin and San Antonio will be on the Grand Chancellor's Special Train from Granger. Regimental Bands at Dallas, Fort Worth and Worth, will also be on the Grand Chancellor's special Train. In addition, the Grand Chancellor's special Train has been made over the Texas & Pacific and U.S. Railroads from Texasarkansas and south. Directions to the delegates using YOUR TICKETS: Our schedules are outlined in this circular are made so that delegates can alll themselves and the Grand Lodge which pays for the tickets, of the uniform bodies, of the cheapest round trip fare to Galveston, i.e. the 15 day summer excursion rate to Galveston when you pay your admission to the agent you want the 15 day round trip fare to Galveston, and the same help is approximately paid plus ten per round trip fare. THIS IMPORTANT. AS THE GRAND LODGE WILL NOT ALLOW YOU TRANSPORTATION FREES IN EXCESS OF THE FARE APPLICABLE TO THE 15 DAY TICKET. REMEMBER: THAT EVERY DELEGATE COMING TO THE GRAND LODGE MUST OBSERVE THE ROUTING AS SPECIFIED AND USE THE SPECIAL TRAINS OR OTHER TRAINS DESIGNATED AND AS OUTLINED. IF THEY COME IN ANY OTHER WAY THEY WILL BE VIOLATING THE LAWS OF THE ORDER AND WILL NOT BE ENTITLED TO A SEAT IN THE GRAND LODGE. If there is any question that you would like to ask about the route, take this matter up with me immediately, and I will be glad to give you further information. DONE BY THE AUTHORITY IN ME VESTED ON THIS THE 15TH DAY OF MAY, 1926. J. E. SMITH, G. K. of R. & S. ```markdown ``` 7 Hair GROWER Will Promote A Full Growth Of Hair Will Also Restore The Strength. Vitality. The Beauty of The Hair IF YOUR HAIR IS UNY AND WIRTY THY HAIR INDIVIDUAL HAIR GROWER If you are bothered with falling Hair, Dandruff, Hiking Scalp or any Hair Trouble we want you to try a jar of East India Hair Grower. When remedy contains medical properties that go to the roots of the Hair, stimulates the skin helping nature to do its work. Leaves it sticky. Performed with a balm of a thousand flowers. The best known remedy for Heavy and beautiful Black Eye-Hrew, also restores Gray Hair to its Natural Color. Can be used with Hot Iron for Straightening. Price Rent by Mail 150-100 extra for postage. 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June where lodges are located, the Grand Chancellor's of Fare Worth shall be to leave M-K-T Train be placed in the Grand will arrange to use G. G. Central Train via M-K-T. BE join the special train at which leaves the M-K-T. accommodation. train No. 7, leaving Tex- coach will be pro- posed P party at Palestine, at Palestine, rather than territory should make bed in this train for their and will go into Gates- AND M-K-T. MAIL T. E. & P. Train No. 8 with, thence on the I-G-N from Granger. Special Train. for Astra, cars on the delegates us- call the treasuries and the Galveston, L. e., the 15 the 15 day round trip and trip face. THIS IS EXCESS OF THE PAIRS DGE MUST OB- OTHER TRAINS THEY WILL BE A SEAT IN THE on me immediately and I ```markdown ``` PAGE SEVEN SERVICE IN THE REALM OF RELIGION JACOB AT HUTCHER-GENESIS 20- 20 AN EXHIBITION OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON FOR SUNDAY, MAY 20TH which brought him into such a confrontation. Greater R. James Baptist Church (the church, when he was in the state) was the first church in the state to be "saintly" and used it. It consisted of that spot where it would have been for right and nighttime, down cast spot,杰克 that Jacob, then to certain vicar, the forces of the church. much all young people need sort a! Dr. Winn will deliver a special lecture on the importance of the Bible, which leaves home. It is at the very aly-very liberal universities, suburban colleges, and universities. We learn that I leave in Nottingham in Nottingham, four-hour with be-14, nine-hour with nine, and seven-hour with seven. When we re-learn leading up to the death of little John, we learn that he is a man of great faith and to tip up the vision for death. Since he has now have visions of mansions for his family in the hands of Jesus, he has to travel from home to home, in art, in science, but he on hand, and he has to visit the places of his life. For all services by our in-room hotel is a visit of "Doubt." what seems, the slowness of: Providences in working out a scheme and make a muddie of it. There is not the alightest doubt, but since God had promised to give Jacob the patriarchial blessing, that he had to be a man and to be a man of bestowing life. A summary as the scheme was which was deceived of God and got for the fruitless, eagened, bleached and the "butter fruits thereof were far the teaching, and that very day Rebe理论 said the fact that he had been a man and to come. When he heard of all the intentions of God, he was a Jacob and was a man and he fathened died, when found a most reasonable excuse to send Jacob off to Hearn to find the life of the man. Exposure but that may was the family sitar broken. She only expected him to stay for a short time, but he was so so much as he had ever returned during her life time. Two hearts are made, and Jacob and his mother were bequeathed. She had not found, but he separated Jacob staris on the long journey of more than four hundred miles. He was the mostیلوپسخورد to will he, hearty, reptile, and robber, had a very heavy heart when he took the fact look at the father were and all that was dearest to his heart. But now he faces the future of the life of the world dark, the midnight. On the second or third day he reaches the thethes where his grand father had stepped off the foot of the third from the journey as the darkness settled upon him he found what he thought that he was to spend. The best of the plan was a rock and throws himself down in deep dejection — feeling the small, smallness of the Mithog W. D. Johnson for his good work in the Tenth Kleopola District said the resolution. He is resolved that we pledge our fidelity and tenew our efforts to come up to the deduing of full co-operation with Bishop John to enclose the plans over the three days that may yet be given by Bishop W. D. Johnson and be it further more resolved that we petition. The minister and delegation, with each annual conference to instruct the delegation going to be the general conference to ask for the return of the W. D. Johnson to take full account to the good work so gloriously he began and he it received that we tender to our. Inviting chief, Iain, Bishop W. D. Johnson, a vote of thanks for his presence in our city our District Conferences and for his helpful contribution. The resolution were unannounced on December 18, 1990, with the Womens's House, 119.90 to Foreign Mission society, $100.00 to Paul Quinn College, 2 pensions joined the church, donations were given to the diro, Henry Dursch, Dr. W. R. Farson a pioneer minister of Texas and others. Thus ended on December 18, 1990, the first district conference next to meet in Wichita Falls, Texas. NORTH FT. WORTH — Thompson Chapel M. E. Church, Dr. R. E. Jones pastor. The rally proved a red letter day in the history of our church. The women and men were the constraints of couras the la. dies won. On Thursday evening to our pleasant surprise were honored with the presence of Dr. L. H. King, editor of the Southwestern Christian Advocate. He was greeted by his brass band at Zality Grove of 20 places. Dr. C. Johnson of Ritch Hardest Church master of cere images and other visiting pastors were present. Dr. Jones, our own motor presented Dr. Jones. The two were reported 125000 raised the valley. The indies were $10.00 in the lead. Plana are progressing for the presentation of the "Fogact May List at 5:26. Processed from this air� with be applied to the building fund of the Y. W. C. A. Colored Branch, $21 Pulash Street. The intertainment is being directed by Mrs. Jia. U. Pratt. Dr. Parm. was recently purchased by the City Park Board for a city. Negro park. The park has one of the best swimming pools (in the city. R. D. Poput Whip of Recreations is supervising the improvements and hopes to make it a beauty spot. Mr. George Johnson of the staff on National Recreation will be in the city for one week beginning May 22nd for the community sing-songs. He will open his week's program, the evening of the 22nd at Dr. Park. The public is certainly invited to take part in this event. Mr. Johnson was 12. The conjunction with the local department of City Recreation. the workers reported filled the hall with music and dance. The local Federation of Colored Men's Association of Colored Men had a delegation from the University of North Carolina who was held at the Mascolie Mosque and with you the music for news. The "song mixtape then the war" therefore "Dallas Express" was played. Worth Field was the home of the J.M. James superintendent of International groups of students in the third grade. The group gave with beautiful color flash. The dance presented. Each group performed performances given to the students. The following program was presented 2nd Annual Field Music—Fort Worth Colored Men's. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1920 Spanish Dance ..... (Espanola... Minnesota ..... (Minnesota) Missouri ..... E. Gullet L. M. Terrell Mrs. Wm. H. McBuckman of 1915-18 Terrell is confined to her bad with friends. She is a friend of friends love. Her a speedy recovery Mary Louis Grand of Illinois avowed a week to attend the funeral of her grand mother, Mrs. Louis Grand of Indiana. She attended in this city last week. The New York University Church, Chase and Harding, among the distance was Mr. Wyman, Willetton Tenn., Chan, Jackson Manufacturer Ohio and 'Bobster, T. W. Washington Calendar and Advertising Information Mr. Duller, University of Dulah was Mr. Secretary of Smith, secretary-treasurer. The Dallas Express is our month where you enquire with all guests you hear about. TEXAS TOWNS VAN ALTYYNE—Many attended the meeting at Meliss, Mrs. L. N. Clark of Denton was the guest of her mother, the week end. Mr. A. McClown's school-closed week. The program was a service one. The Epwouth League resident made his annual visit Sunday, Rev. Paperson preached a good sermon Sunday morning, subject "Love." The dinner given for the benefit of the cemetery was a success, raising £25.00 Jim Ward and B. Colbert of Sherman, were in town in the interest of the K of P. Lodge. W. L. McCohen has moved to Denison. WOLFE CITY — Ebenezer Baptist Church services good Sunday. The Banton High School was preached Sunday morning by partner J. J. Gilmore. Those in the graduating class were Miles Marion Clark, McCoyed Beam Denison conducted a ten days' revival at the First B. C. Ten sessions with six for hustim. The dimes given by the Young women of the First Boplist church was so success-tasting 19.00. Dr. Riddle of Denison and his representatives were here in the interest of the Mercy Hospital and insurance. DALWORTH PARK — R. E. was well attended. Rev. J. R. Garth pastor Evening Chapel A. M. E. Church was pressed a good sermon. Home Missionary Society was well attended also. Lesson taught from Rev. M. chapter 1-21. Moss Garner. Tra Jordan, Pierce Hill took a flying trip to Oklahoma. Mrs. Lola Jones took sick at the District Conference of the Fort Worth District and the very first, D.L. Pollock School made another visit to Arlington. The Dalworth All Starr defeated the Arlington boys again. 6-1, aquing, clonov, victory to their string. They have won five and lost none. E. Jordan visited his won here Sunday. MELISSA—North Texas College Choral Club rendered a multimedia program here May 4th which was enrolled. New 488 students were at Melissa May 11th to attend the big May meeting. Sunday School will be attended, at 4:30 a.m. p.m., and at 7 p.m., at 8 p.m., at 10 p.m., at 12 p.m., at 14 p.m., at 16 p.m., at 17 p.m., at 19 p.m., at 21 p.m., at 23 p.m., at 24 p.m., at 26 p.m., at 27 p.m., at 28 p.m., at 29 p.m., at 30 p.m., at 31 p.m., at 32 p.m., at 33 p.m., at 34 p.m., at 35 p.m., at 36 p.m., at 37 p.m., at 38 p.m., at 39 p.m., at 40 p.m., at 41 p.m., at 42 p.m., at 43 p.m., at 44 p.m., at 45 p.m., at 46 p.m., at 47 p.m., at 48 p.m., at 49 p.m., at 50 p.m., at 51 p.m., at 52 p.m., at 53 p.m., at 54 p.m., at 55 p.m., at 56 p.m., at 57 p.m., at 58 p.m., at 59 p.m., at 60 p.m., at 61 p.m., at 62 p.m., at 63 p.m., at 64 p.m., at 65 p.m., at 66 p.m., at 67 p.m., at 68 p.m., at 69 p.m., at 70 p.m., at 71 p.m., at 72 p.m., at 73 p.m., at 74 p.m., at 75 p.m., at 76 p.m., at 77 p.m., at 78 p.m., at 79 p.m., at 80 p.m., at 81 p.m., at 82 p.m., at 83 p.m., at 84 p.m., at 85 p.m., at 86 p.m., at 87 p.m., at 88 p.m., at 89 p.m., at 90 p.m., at 91 p.m., at 92 p.m., at 93 p.m., at 94 p.m., at 95 p.m., at 96 p.m., at 97 p.m., at 98 p.m., at 99 p.m., at 100 p.m., at 101 p.m., at 102 p.m., at 103 p.m., at 104 p.m., at 105 p.m., at 106 p.m., at 107 p.m., at 108 p.m., at 109 p.m., at 110 p.m., at 111 p.m., at 112 p.m., at 113 p.m., at 114 p.m., at 115 p.m., at 116 p.m., at 117 p.m., at 118 p.m., at 119 p.m., at 120 p.m., at 121 p.m., at 122 p.m., at 123 p.m., at 124 p.m., at 125 p.m., at 126 p.m., at 127 p.m., at 128 p.m., at 129 p.m., at 130 p.m., at 131 p.m., at 132 p.m., at 133 p.m., at 134 projects and making suggestions. Most of the bare projects are in the planning phase, for improvement. The best making projects started during the summer. John James Fields and John James James Fields and expected to have their projects in SELECT SERMONS AT "GREATER MACEDONIA" - Subject at 11 a.m. m.—"THE INCIPIATION OF ALL AGES" - Subject at 8 p.m. m.—"TACHED MOISTURE" - SPECIAL MUSIC BY IMPERIAL and JUDGING CHOICE - Sunday afternoon at 9:30 a.m. p. 11 a.m. 9:30 p.m. - Team workers for Macdonald Pipe Organ, Inspirational Notes at each service MACDONALD IS THE STRANGER'S CHURCH HOME Bring Your Family—Invite Your Friends If you wish to enjoy a good, intelligent, spiritual service, come to the— 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— The Rowley Club boys and girls will be attending the event on Monday, May 11 on which date their team will be awarded a Good crowd Attended. The Agents are enlisting wards, watch for, grasshopper and other insects, and are notified in some communities are not allowed to visit the grasshole in the field. You will be given the grasshole in the field to go up to you to be prepared to fight. You must be prepared to follow math, make care of your belongings, and No. 29. Avoid shorts. C. W. ABINGTON, Pastor LOVERS OF BASE BALL We Many Friends who through succeed in getting back in ground and feel that you are a success that success will follow us through fully for your passed and are support AND FULLER Jack GIANTS Base Ball Club IS OUR RATE POLICY ON Lan to honest, aggressive Colored People to Meet My Requirements DOAN COMPANY Phone Y.2526 White Arsenate or Paris Green Nov. 10 Arizona Acta 1 a.m. Casa Molasquez CAVONC cane syrup quarter Michaels, mith and our broad came from ten to twenty feet in ad motion where we have noticed. MUNGER END HOME CLUB The president of the M. T. Hull meeting at the M. T. Hull meeting. New meeting will be meeting night but changed meeting night had been changed $25.00. Mrs. Riffey-Cooney, pre- sident of the M. T. Hull Meeting. Dr. Daugherty, secretary, M. O