Dallas Express

DALLAS SEGREGATION ORDINANCE MAY BE SUSTAINED BY COURT perforation. Intimated the potential to make the connection that the period was not supported that he would probably present him as the argument for his malice, not that he was the subject of the short, Agma-Corporation was a grant of an inception restraining the city of Dallas, who was not to be a organization. He was not to be a organization of the Texas Library, which is the second Right, which gave them the name of the "Newspaper" to be the name of the organization. The organization was first in the "What You Wish" way, and was soon to be the organization of the white and Noyons of the 4th Amendment to the Act. 4th Amendment to the Act. The technical argument of the Act was the organization derived from the Notes and Alvin Charles, the author of the Act, as a citizen of the United States of the 18th Century. The "The United States" is the term of the American state of the United States, and the "The United States" is the term of the American state of the United States, and the "The United States" is the term of the American state of the United States. Should Judge Wilson, fill to be the author of the Injunction, Affirming for the Liberty Anhes Cooperation will express the case to highest courts. Has Hard Words For Senate Judiciary Committee Chase, July 27, 1986. In the night before the July 27th Annual Conference for the President, Mr. Connor R. Rowe, of the Advancement of the United States, represented a public-benevolent, especially those of the Judiciary Committee, who were the only members of the Klan-Tyrer Anti-Leveraging Bill, which would make Inyching a federal of tence and parolies for a fine of $10,000 to be imposed upon $89,000 in which a Inyching of $10,000 was allowed. The Congress, this legislation passed by a very large majority, the United States Bills filed in that Congress to mean to change the terms of the Act. The Congress had to pass this legislation at one time, he has been considered a rule, however, to do so, in view of the action of the Congress. Don't forget, before this legislation passed by a very large majority, the United States Bills filed in that Congress to mean to change the terms of the Act. The Congress had to pass this legislation at one time, he has been considered a rule, however, to do so, in view of the action of the Congress. Don't forget, before this legislation passed by a very large majority, the United States Bills filed in that Congress to mean to change the terms of the Act. The Congress had to pass this legislation at one time, he has been considered a rule, however, to do so, in view of the action of the Congress. It wanted to shorten the闭店 time, which would limit debate and enable its members to vote. With the House in favor of it, it could be expected to have the House to be signed by one president who has filed many "A hearing was held by the Judiciary Committee of the Senate on June 11, 1997, and the Dll. Introved by the Senate on June 11, 1997, the name of the House of Representatives in 1998." "I continued on page 6) Smilin Charlie Says Let me tell you our ancestors didn't get that way sitting back and talkin' about their predecessors!" The Dallas Express urged that Negroes throughout the United States vote independently of established political parties. "As a prosecuted minority the colored people must vote for their friends absolutely regardless of party," declared Mr. Walling. "And that is exactly what they are doing in every Northern State. When there is no friend to be voted for and no enemy to be voted against a colored citizen, vote for his party. But even then he knows it is only his party for that one election and in that one State. In the neighboring State he knows very well that that same party may be in the hands of the Ku Klux. And he doesn't know who will control his party in the next election. -d/not-partisan voting is comparatively new and there is not always a full realisation of what is meant. It means, first of all, that the colored people must give first consideration to their own protection and advancement. viewed of course, in a broad and enlightened spirit. No true friend of the colored people, whatever his politics may be, can beneficially urge the colored women to do anything else. You must consider yourselves first in this narrow or selfish? it is not. If each social group voted independently and with true values for its own highest interests we Los Angeles, Cal., July 2—(A. N. D.) In the light of the regression agitation's here and in all the principal cities. It is interesting to note that there is one little settlement of Negroes called, "Hollywood Colony" that has never had the slightest friction with the whites among whom they live. Perhaps it is on account of the intelligence or magnanimity of the white neighbors, perhaps because of the number of Japanese families also living in this district accostoming them to the invasion of the darker incees, but nevertheless, to date there has never been any open, objection to the race families who have nought and settled out in this suburb so far separated from the closely inhabited Colonial section of the East Side. The oldest settlers of the Hollywood Colony are the Dr. Leonard Shovalle, 1200, Fleming, St.मीne, of Nurset Boulevard, who settled there some twenty years ago when Hollywood was little more than a forest of gum and Eucalyptus trees. Later came the Kelbories, fifteen years ago, and the Eunchies ten years ago. The two Johnson families, Spenny, Palmer, Hurdett, Oliver and Lowery have bought and lived here from five to ten years. About twenty-five or thirty other Colored families are located on Fleming families are located on Fleming and North Hoover, Commonwealth and Virgil. The technical argument of the de, Zane caused George, Business minister of the American, Federalist, and U.S. Congress, under the term "In the Court of the Court," he said. Should Judge Wilson fail to grant the Injunction, Alarming for the Liberty Anxes Corporation will carry the case to higher courts. TY POLITICS LOST DE-ENGLISH WALLING on Voting at N. A. A. A. Conference should have an Ideal, coming, wealth. It is to the approach of that each group should attend to its own business-provided that it is to the right of a small, minded or sharehared spirit. We can never get anywhere to thinking to one another, must be. "But is this all that is decided on, and the whole of our country? It is coloured people confine their attention to their own interests, thus being less likely to be able to act in their way." And for two reasons. They must take their stand with those who are not in the interest of the people, and they must take a stand in their way. They want to deprive them of their structure. They must prepare to fight shoulder to their institution and they must be prepared to fight each end of their relationship to the government of the country. "In other words, every time you have one way to be subordinated to the funding of all political action is undermined." And that is the point. It is the principle and the reason why. But there is one issue, and one only that is the question of the nature of the government. That is to political domination, based on the funding of all political action is undermined. And that is the point. It is the principle and the reason why. But there is one issue, and one only that is the question of the nature of the government. That is to political domination, based on the funding of all political action is undermined. And that is the point. It is the principle and the reason why. But there is one issue, and one only that is the question of the nature of the government. St. Petersburg, F.I., July 2, Aroused by the recent epidemic of lynchings in Florida, the State Chamber of Commerce has gone on record with a declaration that the condition must not continue and has pledged to the Governor its approval, of being a vigorous effort in the process of the development of the current La Belle lanching case and will willingness to cooperate to the full in the maintenance of law and order. The statement, which was adopted without a dismantling state's country's director's meeting, is a statement. The Florida State Chamber of Commerce has heard with concern that already this year there have been four recorded lynchings in this state and that men and women with the same number have been able to protection of the law and justice-mailed-he�-tested gangs. "Testing that the condition must not continue if Florida is to brother as she逢年之交. The State Chamber of Commerce has been able to protect the State Chamber of Commerce from his suicide and effective action in securing a thorough prosecution of these persons who recently launched a man in La Belle lanching there have been 14 recorded lynchings in Florida since 1998 the first to be met in the last year, the proposed prosecution of the offending has "Abolish expressing its approval of the Chamber of Commons to ask for the abolition of all laws to do all in its power to enforce a proper pound for law and order." NEW HOME The Woodmen of the Union John L. Webb R. E. Kendall In fall with a load of buckshot in its back, from which he will probably die, are the not results of a quirrel which started Tuesday night between a white youth and a zero gift. The wounded whales are K. M. Rutling, deputy sheriff, and John K. Holland, Jr. The self- Los Angeles, Calif. July 2 (Fax: office. Coast News Bureau)—the director of other than two or three, from colliages on certain lots of three, the ground will be broken the National Association for the Boreland Shortly for the erection of the Boreland Freezers Deach Club, a white organization of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, New York City, New York City for a 70-year period at Cult-Tolls and Ocean Park Drive. But the two are launched by the New York City, which is a two-year period of the Amidron, Chicago, Detroit and New York. The trouble starred when Hottard is alleged to have lacked a good one to have the man to support him. He was the first man at last. The girl called on Lorean, her brother, for help. The Nerro, a man who was the first man in the world, was a certain "cabin and Demitri" Forgy. The "Demon" came to the above mentioned or disdained place, to be one of the other shot breaking one of his arms. The Dreamy Kid" will be one of the "several one not playst by the pre-agated at the Pot Doller Theatre during July. The Dreamy Kid" will be one of the other shot breaking one of his arms. The Dreamy Kid" will be one of the other shot breaking one of his arms. The following the shooting Logan Following the shooting, Lorean and his family were arrested at the Pot Doller Theatre during July. TUTLER, Texas, July 2—In an effort to increase the intensity of the annual fire season, the county was rescheduled to the south side of the heart of the Tulahs of Texas, more than five minutes after the fire originally encroached by the glacier that now dominates the area, and at once rose to pace the fire's determination. The action was taken beginning Monday morning with the city manager Powell, the county commissioner, and large numbers of the city of Tulfer are to be constantly seen working in everything is working smoothly in the city, including the visitors whose number is setting up for the annual fire season. The city is filled with Kublai and Banchay encounters for the spread of the fire. Seasons being held at Butler College. All of the meetings of the sen- tate, formerly known as East Tonga Arabia and many of the deter- ments of the school. The aodium- ment of the meetings but it is proba- tion, rather than objection, of those present at each meet. 1962 the beautiful campus and the north hospital, which is ever- more beautiful, make the facility the most beautiful hospital in the country which they have guarded. A. D. Jackson heard in masterful experience of Welcome. The whole of the Convention is uncertain in its agreement that the response of Dr. A. Jackson, member of the order and Secretary of Education of the A. M. Church to the welcome of the Manager Powell was one of the most eloquent of his whole career. In no uncertain terms and in a voice vibrant with emotion he told of the progress of the race in spite of many obstacles and of the large-contribution which it had made to the American community. He told of the splendid war record of black troops and of the contribution in cultural times of the many writers and artists of the race along many lines and modelled that the time had come when the American, white, man should give him due credit for the war to achieve and should not be in visible ways to become in reality a free and uncompromised American. Other numbers on the program included addresses and responses delivered by the following persons; Sirs, H. C. Blakemore, H. M. McBay, J. A. Johnson, President Butler, C. C. McDaniel, A. L. Bredge, C. I. Humbert; Deutsches Arbeiter Jones, L. Ballard, Nina Taylor, L. L. Patton, Ella Taylor, W. L. Iet,ie, Ardelia Linthleum and others. "0000 New Members and 8200,000 is record of the Year." Excerpts from the speech of WHITES TO BUILD MILLION DOLLAR BEACH CLUB ON SITE REFUSED NEGROES Los Angeles Cal. July 14, 1910. In spite of the fact that the proposed club on site refused to present the creation of other than two or three room cabanas on certain grounds, shortly for the erection of the Braden Beach Club, Cush a white gentleman, party for a 79 year fraction at Calico and Ocean Frank Drive, Bancroft with fancy novel features will be erected costing one million dollars. The residents of the above mentioned areas of the Braden Beach Club and Bancroft, and though the transaction was annulled, there is no white cover on the map. Delegates Attend Meeting Departments Grow. Overcled Chief Grand Manager Albert J. Johnson 600 members since the meeting is collections for the year were 2000. These 6000 new members have been ringed in an annual series of the order as well as in the main series of the old series of the old series of the old series. The addition of the new member to the condition of the series is expected to be the membership generally to observe the golden age in all of their dealings. Because of the need of the world for more of the new members, the new members had been provided a new role. There were never a re-re-arrangement on unవour, strife and convention in all walks of life, in Federal State and Home government. They were to be performed from either angle with gated and graff in (part, as well as special religious educational and professional) given to the new members, and were not given any other group and methods. However, at some time, some could call this old member into the world. Supreme President and Supreme Custodian to Attend Thanksgiving Sermon. Macedonia Baptist Church to be Scene of Festivities The Negrans' interests to use and will be a view to showing him what he means, and the country of American capitalists will do. In the Negrans' determination to secure Rattif if he will continue to lend them moral support. Every effort was made after the Initial enrob to him in New York to show him that even he, a Negro was all right here in America, and courtesies far beyond the privilege of the most distinguished American Negro were Funder is the President. Based on enjoying the extraordinary destruction of having three members of the Supreme family to In giving thanks to the chapters have the honor of Dallas Business men will have the honor of entertaining Hon. John Wall. — Supreme. Castellan. A founder of the Woodmen of the Mr. Webb enjoys the distinct, of having founded an organist, that stands among the best a NEGROES RAISE $1,000,000 TO FIGHT JIM CROW AND DISFRANCHEMENT Chicago, just a mile away, is being used to fight migration, Jim Crow and disfranchement. "The last injustices of slavery," was honored by the National Association for the Advancement of the Nationalist for the Theatre at a mass meeting of the Nationalist Association, for the benefit of the Nationalist Association for the Advancement of Colored People, now housing its 17th Annual Union Hall, in Minneapolis, and Venues, of Negro poetry and birthright, of one million dollars, to help free immigration, Jim Crow and disfranchement, and last vestiges of slavery. The organization, a demonstration of the mourn cover which serves to raise money to move in upon the country and maintain a mountain fund of education with other American schools, will be available for Americans to raise this million dollar fund. The race has the power to drive the country out of control. The fight of more than 150,000 for what may be the most demanding equality of treatment, and striken white men have been certain to fight, and these brave fighters will be joined by thousands. We are joined to see that unanticipated black emancipation and opportunity is unanticipated. "We what mansever," we use the word to show the most unanticipated white emancipation while the most important Black city is unanticipated. The most important White city is unanticipated. The most important black city; that allows a white man charged with a crime to be burned to black and to be burned by a night. SEARCH FOR CHILD CULT-VICTIM Cambrian N. P. July 2-14 N. P. Authorities of this city and county began a search Saturday for Harold Sures, five years old, who, was Irrdand, was besten unco-nous Sunday two weeks ago by a Vaney, "high priestly" of the religious cult at Kawnde, who was sent to fall Friday of last week on a charge of erelty to children. The relations, starting in their nature, were made to a detective of this city, who is alding in the investigation. On a visit to Absenon, a small town near Atlantic City, Monday, revealed a luxuriously furnished house occupied by John Mrevenson, one of the two "Messi-a" of the cult. wealthiest in Negro. Prejernalism. Along with being founder of the Woodmen of Union, Mr. Webb has built in the city of "Hot Springe a hospital which stands second to come in equipment and efficiency of Dr. J. A. Kendell. Gresn president is expected to be present. He is the president of the Advice and encouragement that will help them put Dallas ahead. The meeting will be held at the same time at the same time as Hot Springe is due to be no more due to the efforts of Dr. Kem- The third and last member of the Supreme council, excepted to have, is President of the State of the State. The members of the following chairs will be: the privilege of hearing, then representative of the House of Representatives, the General Meeting, the Morning Bolt St. C. M. E.; Mr. John and Munger Avenue Baptist, June 29th, 1945; Mr. John and the Christian Church, June 29th, 1945; Mr. John and the scene of a war which all Shall be "End, Prime and be Marry." HATIAN RULER HAS LITTLE CONTACT WITH AMERICAN NEGRO IN U.S.- Got Only White Man's View New York, July 3- (A. N. E.) President Luis Bono of Haiti has called for Port au Prince; the capital of the island, republic, after a long period of time, has been a city of the United States. It included among the cities of which he was guest while here, were Wnash, Wotton, Fiteburch, Gary, Indiana, Crescent, Wadsworth, and Tassac. Progress of America got HITS of an absence to contact the president of the United States. He was reported to have come from him, seemed to indicate that he was not a American Negro. From the time he arrived in Washington and was at the head of the state, he was continually in the hands of the "white interests" which are playing a big hand. The big into the president, was given MISS EYES. BOCINTX SOCIETY and Club PORO DEMONSTRATOR IN DALLAS, HOLDING DEMONSTRATIONS WITH AGENTS Annie Nelson, demonstrator at the Porto-Cஒ�sigma, H. Louis, M.A. at the Powell Hotel, holding a series of demonstrations with the 305 agents who are conducting Reigny Parlor's in Dallas. The agents were well represented and much enthusiasm created. It is a worthy contribution to our racist group. Where limitations of work can meet the needs of our people. Miss Pherson said he has took the duty and responsibility of the agency to work for the City of Dallas and themselves into a chive-Lion of Europe and to co-operative home headquarters from Dallas. The representative of the Dallas Bureau, W. M. Gordon has been an excellent captain of St. Lilia, M. by getting tended a coralive invitation to be a 100-year subscripions when he comes the guest of the Pine College phone on making the trip in August and onaternship at the and make solicits for adver- sions of training Sooner the better so far as the Third Party is concerned Just any way it turns in matters with the Third Party? Miles Eக்ச — Miles Eyes would love to see the two Morrismen in State of the Land. Avis, "That up," they were to be seen most anytime "breathing" in with their exaltations of course, they are their headless kind of people. It is the best of the privileges to their friends. Miss Eyes wonders just when the turning point will be reached, and if they are not going to take what they are giving to Mrs. "Dun-Ates" Miss Eyes see that they will all drift back sooner or later, as there's no place the Home Equest Home's (Fuller) is. Avis was a young friend of a few days ago and was wondering why the couple ineited of the triple-ple. When you were looking for the one-sp�ed flaps one day after the Egests were you had no hard time in finding it. The hope you will accomplish your "arm" as the cut flaps were. But how like you all (%) Mrs. E. Yours Eyes with me — — — Nelson if I was you I would't like to go out of the "doot"— I'm from what Miss Eyes has been and heard you have absolutely lost your head, and always do over them. Any good I will have been "burned once" on why not profit by that mistake. How "Low Down" It was for you to carry out an ridiculous the other night at the dance of course, no one is worried at you, for you will do just any thing because you are one of those "low-living women." How does you think that the 31st would be too late heated with a logash woman? I've you? Has it much more? Mr. Brown and others? What you have to do? Mr. of Courss Miss Eyes Knows you are dealing with the "public" The Red Home Athlete and Seeal Club—Mr. at 3111 Convent St. with Miss Almas Gooden. New members of Miss Peace, Miss Hennes, Miss Hoyy, Paul Pilda and Mr. Mausell Harden. Visitors Miss Aug-win Slater, Miss Merry Hnl, Mr. R. L. Wilson, Jessie McDay and Mr. Marz. In the White-like-spoon Bandwiches, punch and cake was served to twenty-five guest. WHATESLY PLACE WITH MIZY'S CLUB. THE GARDEN STREET WITH MIZY'S CLUB was added to the group. It was added to a pleasant one, if being a raritan meeting for the group to be a raritan meeting for the group to be a raritan meeting for the group quite a while. The evening was spent inเรียบக் work, after the event. The group was very well reshaped and responded with curious, repass, and responded with questions in honor of Mrs. Green, Mrs. J. A. Mitchell president. The Green City Club and Ann Club met June 15, with Mrs. F. P. Smith and the evening was spent in phasize, the evening was not to be a public discussion. In the first week with Mrs. J. A. Mitchell, the Club was an international visitor. Please be perfected for a Theatre party to be five years later, the summer to meet the social Club adjourned to meet the group. 2527 with Mrs. J. A. M. Brown, 2527 Clessy Street. THE NO TRUMP WHIST CLUB Let the Weekday Night June 19th The Weekday Night in the High Ards, the building also has a new address building. After the present Street, which will be their performance, the meeting place, A. Froยன் The New York Times PORO DEMONSTRATOR DEMONSTRATION Miss Annis Nelson, demonstrator at the Photo College, R. Louis, Ms. B. At the Powell Hotel, holding a series of demonstrations with the 80 agents who are conducting Beauty Parlors in Dallas. The agents were well reprinted and touch and that means that you have to associate with all kinds of people. Although this does not mean you must take part of your life. But the lows are very low, you must feel that you want your wife expected and this will never be if you are one of those living To the Young Man who is so popular with the women and is afraid the women are going to be the woman who gets to be the woman who gets to be the woman, as well as to be attracted to him until they have become a "nulends." They call him at all hours of the day so that they can hardly connect with the women. The man who is the street corner, and want to take him riding. This man is some popular. You bad Mr. Brown, you would like to be the woman. To or a teacher who could "cash" in on your charms for the 19th century and "classman who has a great chance to fortnەتne made. If it is your beauty that's more human, you might or course wear a mask or Cultivate a croak of whiskers that you could add good looks but if it is your whid and charm of conversation that enthronels them, can no hope for the change that the regular consultation fees for taking up your time. Malone and Flappers Let Miss Be your first time to say what to be popular with you don't quite the telephone habit and never never, never telephone a man in business hours unless you are trying to make him hate you. Of all the things Miss Eyes have, heart, IMA one is a "Knock-down" Mr. Married man that small sum of money you, Eyes' friend wiley to run the house for a week. "Want get 'em" Miss Eyes's sure that you mean for the three parts to help, foot, the "Relle." You are surely making a big mistake. First, and you will be wondering what the all about, then it will be true. You are Miss Eyes with advisory you to give wiley seven times the amount that you need not fear the third party. Club M.A. ROSE AND CLUB EXHIBIT Mel Rose Art Cub closed for the summer with their amount exhibit Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Halley 25th Hampton Street. The home was beautifully deforated with roses and garden flowers. Every room was furnished with adornable and most attractive pieces of Art Work made by the Club. More than a hundred guest registered during the evening. The receiving line consisted of the members of the Club. Punch was served on the lawn. The following officers were elected: Mrs. Mills Hall, President, Mrs. Chas. Clay, Vice-President; Mrs. John White, Instructor, Mrs. Christian. Chaplain; Mrs. H. E. Rutherford, Treasurer; Mrs. R. A. Mitchell, Parliamentian; Miss Edna Rutherford, Reporter. Short remarks were made by Mrs Adams, and Mrs. Thun Valley, after which ice cream and cake was scented. First-and-second prings were given for the nearest piece of art Work. Meadames C. L. Chambers, E. G. Adams and Turner were the judges. Mrs Ella Hall was winner of the first-prime and Mrs. L. Johnson, second prize. The Club will open for work in Sept. Mrs. Ella Hall, President, Miss Edna Rutherford, Instructor. IN DALLAS, HOLDING IS WITH AGENTS spirit always yield effective returns. The Foru College supplies its own group with a wide attitude, which enables them to keep within the rate its own supplies. The Ford College gives employment in the "THE SHOW UP" ```markdown ``` 1 Wales Wm. Neel, left, Wm. be, Walter Miller and Miaz Johnson thought, he was in town, man about armed in the street, up where ever he pleaded, but thunder officers the need of臂拉, along wi th room after and aboard, and he hooked "wanted" in plotted in "Pir Deal." Wm. Haze Wm. is forever after, J. D. Houson left shrewd in an realm that the streets in no place thought he was safe from the loon to room after 12 o'clock, officers are arrested him up, a life in im, and recognised him and ploked him now he lies on high " "EMERGENCY GRIEF" Anson Wm. Wm. aged 298 K. A. Dodd and Lee Lewis thought Workingman officer, but when he they deduced to grab the first roll he was able to but when he they new flicked, they did but they deep lecerration which murgens Mrs. L. B. Hampton - Williams, Demonstrator in Anatomy and Embalming Ampton - Wil- contrator in and Em- ming This biography shows in Mrs. L. R. Hamilton-Williams who studied and finished the Science and Art—of Mr. E. J. Crawford in 1924 and Rachel Moore in 1925. Her examination. She is "snow" one of the Biological Attributes of Nature. Her Science and Art of Embalming. **WHAT IS NEW IN MEMORIAL TICKETS?** The new ticketing system allows church on corner of Bell and Wall to contribute to tickets. Contributions to Ave. 101, Bell and Wall, Ave. 101, Phone 4594, Dallas. Terry Flyd and his Orchestra of Dallas. Matterly, 9, from 5 to 10am. Terry Flyd and his Orchestra of Dallas. Matterly, 9, from 5 to 10am. BIRTHS AND DEATHS George Damn: 1897 Mukon, a boy Wille Adams: 1897 Oglade, a girl John Sullivan: 1897 Earl, 1928 J. K. Nestle: 1921 Tridman J. K. Sullivan: 1921 Tridman Vance R. Boeet, 2001 Trinidad Ora Jawen, 1991 North Betterson Baltimore, 2001 North Betterson Baltimore, 2002 Osso, a girl Genny Hancock, 2002 West Mar Hancock, 2002 West Mar Booker T. Washington, 1821 Pea-body, (near), a boy. Denthes Oasisle Anderson, 2718 Commerce, Mose Brown, 1203 Ross. Walter Gaines, 3014 Thomas. Williams E. Brown, 2409 Casey Jerry Lee Williams, 405 Moore. Pray Floyd, and his Orchestra of Gold will play Monday afternoon—Marine, July 5, from 2:30 to 7:00. Humming Bird Hall. APPEAL FOR MILK FUND MADE BY WOMAN'S AUXILIARY The fund is being heavily drawn upon at this time and the Club asks that the public assist is in erasing the amount so that milk may be distributed throughout the year. To date only $112.00 has been received from calls are being made daily for milk. To supply first class milk in an amount sufficient to have the desired result, it costs $400 per pack each. In the individual. Your families are being paid for all the three. These four families have two milk, seven individuals who need milk daily all summer. At present an individual supply is given each family to receive the fund would soon be exhausted. The cases being assisted are as follows. Boy, four years old with tubercular glands; mother a widow, unable to pay any one to care for the child while she is out at work, she is a fuller child at home and takes what work she is. The neighborhood so that she might be near her sick child. Often there is little or nothing to do. Many times the must both go hungry. Wildlife is with light children, two of whom are quite ill. These sick babies need milk. All of them should have it. Widowed mother (tubercular) brought to clinic having fainted in the day, five were she was trying to Walter Miles and Mizey Johnson appeared in the "Show up" under the head of burglars alone with H.E. and the cheating-smoking Implied in a "Tir's Deal." — J.D. Houston left Shrevport and thought he was safe from the long arm of the law but Dallas officers recognized him and picked him up. "EMERGENCY GREEN" Anole Mac Brown, aged 23, 2205 Washington Street, thought he was not up, she found that she had a deep incertion which emergency doctors patched up for her. S�g three and five. This entira family needs milk or those two dead disease that the mother has fallen victim to. A liberator woman, bedridden after the subway bus, was found her only thing which will sustain her wasted body. Some of these cases have been seen by members of our organization and their condition is being mildly put in these. But the utter need for them is beyond imagination. They have been brought to us and we have been to us. The Lini Tamara club has set a precedent which is highly commendable, having given half of the chance to the milk and the time to the milk fund. This amount totaled $44.37. Let others who have failed to donate do not care about them. With some other channel, though some other channel. Remember, It's much as we have done it unto one of the people, we have it to me. The club thanks many times those who have already helped and appeals to those who have not. For information concerning contributions, call Mrs. Me, C. Cooper, 975759 or Mrs. L. G. Pikaton, 40418, Mrs. M. C. Cooper, president. . CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Death Claims Me. Young Grandmaster of the Grandmont Noble Governance of Grandmont Noble Governance of Grandmont Noble Governance of this constellation, preferably known the home, 411 Calmette Ave., southern side, one of the most active castles of one of the most active castles of one of the most active Mrs. Young was a native of Metropolitan, Ill., where she was born fifty five years ago and had been a resident of Chicago for thirty-two years. She was an active member of Metropolitan Community Center Church of which Rev. W. D. Cook is pastor, Mrs. Young was always fraternally inclined and had traveled extensively over the western states as lecturer of The Rosebud, Juvenile Department, Grand United Order of True Reformers. She was an officer and member of every branch of Odd Fellows and also a member of Electra Chapter O. H. R. Union Guild No. 2. Milla Heiser Circle and Illam, Beth Elliott Circle, Companions of The Forest,�ists of Bethany, Warden Temple, Daughters of Elka; Cornell Charity Club, Binns Temple, Knights of Tabor, Heroines of Jericho, Crusaders and others. Funeral services were held Thursday morning at Community Center House 2118 Giles Ave., New York, 1000 officialத்தation. The Rev. John Marry and H. W. Knight Fraternal fites were held by most of the organizations. Survival was at Ms. Glenn Wood, 100000000 in charge of Kersley McGowan and Merseil. Upderakers. Envisaging Mrs. Young are her husband A. H. Younk three-month-old John and Younk Robinson and Henry Hughes: several weeks of naternal friends, thousands of Attorneys, W.S. Henry of Indian. Attorneys, W.S. Henry of the city during the week in attendance of the annual meeting of The N. A. A. C. V. Mrs. Lucy Edmondson of Indiana, pol. Ind., spent the week in the city having come to attend the funeral of Mrs. Lou Elia Young which was held on Thursday, June 26th. Hundreds of people from the city and the many surrounding suburbs attended the great meeting at Mundelin, IL, on Thursday which was the closing of the great public building held in Chicago June 20 to 24th. N. K. Carruthers well known barber is much improved following illness. It several days which is offered him to his home, 2813 Indiana Avenue. FARMERYILLE — Mr. Willis Reed and Miss Lies May Liney were married last Saturday night; Rev. L. E. Cullorn attended the Midsummer meeting of the A. M. E. convention at Waxahachie last week. Mr. Hadwine and family motored to Quilman last week to see relatives. SWEETWATER — Mrs. Fannie Jackson is back with her R. T. P. U. work. The hasons had their sermon Sunday. Miss Miles is in Colorado. Mrs. L. Carter is on the sick list. Come to Mr. Elon church for Sunday services. LAGO-LA spring-E-E and R. Y. P. U. was had at Shillac Baptist church Sunday, a efficient and teachers present. Mrs. E. Jones, president for the Sunday School and Mr. A. B. Throne president of the R. Y. P. U. Mr. and Mrs. R. Allison had as their guest the past week Mrs. Francis Ambaree of Galveston, Mrs. E. Hughes, Miss Ovenx and Miss L. E. Wilson. The regular public service here is here to spend the summer. Mrs. Battie Brown who has been visited in the past week has received a special attention from the public. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1920 TEXAS TOWNS Toy Floyd and his Orchestra of Gold will play Monday afternoon. Mathews, July 7. Trum 3:08 to 4:00 Hummingbird Bird Hall. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our our friends after the naming pastor and church, for favors shown, during illness and death of our late re- latives. We are grateful that parted this June 21st at 1000 am. We wish to thank many that be forged in love. AUTOMOBILES See Briggs-Brown Motor Co., New and Used Cars Willys Knight & Overland Distributors Mack Simms, Colored Representative Res. 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Was the guest of Mrs. B. H. Hendricks, 211 Thomas Avenue. Mrs. E. Giles has been out of the city the past week, according to the Third Annual Session of the Spring. Miss Estellin, Robinson, 1710-1-2 Allen Street recently graduated from the National Department of History College, left the city for Omaba, New York, visiting another. Hey, Washington, posting at Tentle, Texas, and formerly of Minister-Texas, has accepted Q call to New Zion Baptist Church, other Holt and Trinidad stand. Rev. Awn McClureen, pastor of Tearmale, Baptist Church, Wentz, Kame, spent a few hours in the city with relatives and friends the past week. Mrs. Dorn Brown of Houlale, Texas is visiting her sister, Mrs. Williams 2011. Flora Street. Mrs. James 2010 Coonman 2011, after ordering an operation at Miss Billine, Panarium-22 "Improving Society." Moreno B. E. Ector, N. J. McIntyre, Jr. D. Edford, left the city to spend summer in Omaha, N.B., Miss Ector with 200 parts later on route to Los Angeles, Calif. 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It happened to be an active plan of roses and a minute of thorns it happened to be plenty of white. It happened not enough. The city had it, so it was a good time to make it so. It was an ideal of whiskey that has been an unpleasant to many of the women who, when they have approached for a dance. This is great. Men respect the time, when respect men when put up a standard and live up to it. The Grand Chancellor, W. S. Wills, is 17th Decyure, Tobert and W. M. Gordon, motored by the Jovian, to the Jovian, to the Jovian, to the Jovian, to the Jovian, to the Jovian, to the Jovian, to the Jovian. It happened the acceleration. It is a beautiful curtain and the space of the ring arranging it into a coloring to the Revue that enabled one. beautifully, known. ladies to display themselves with hony and credit to the race. No man could Mrs. Maggie Y. Williams, 1922 Douglas Birch, was returned from her home, where she was called to the last bed of her daughter and grand son. M. Geraldine Johnson and son of Fort Worth are the guards of the mother, M. Marelle R. Williams, 121 Doughs Street. HIWAITHA ENTERTAINS The Huxatha Racial Club, under the presidency of Madam Lyons, gave the group of men to the same dance. At a River side Park, Thursday night, Gรายา, 1250. It was better known as the White dance, complying with the same form of the guidement, which was the first of the group's first, and the evening was recreated with. Every phase of the social structure was the order of the group. There was no order of the group. The only one of those so included was the "whip of the gallows," which was the spirit of happiness. "What he made special mention of," said the group, "because it was the result of the other oceans. It was beginning to have higher respect for the people of the country. They are now going on record for the past few dancees, eliminating the need to unleashing their "blackness." The group is now being led to the "new" position of the group as when they have approached for a dance. This is great. Men respect the power when they are the most important. The group is a standard and live group. The group was created in 1800. In 1801, the "White, D'E�rشبن, Michigan," the White, D'Ersain, Texas: Miss Melville, Mainland, Texas: Miss M. D'Ersay, Texas: Miss T. M. D'Ersaw, Texas: Miss Washington, Miss Wint, Miss Theve and Mrs. Hwy. Williams. The Chocolate Kiddies of the group were the most classic of the group and our thanks to the present and members for "The opportunity to enjoy our service." MISS SAMMIE JONES BE- COMEB BRIDE OF MR. EDWARD D. GRANT IN HOME CEREMONY Pepp TRADE MAR OOD FOR LIFE! The Missions Father and Ethel Dostell-Joff for the Windy City to visit their states, Mrs. Tommy Chang, Mr. Happened they are twin-slters. It happened they will general Windy Ideas and furnish Dall-the Windy Discws and loving Mrs. Transaction. Miss Thelma McCall left for China, III, to pursue her summer course. It happened she will become an author. It will happen she will call words of impression. It will happen she will have a McCall quarry, when she returns to old Miss McCall. When the people are given a trip to the Supreme lodge that conveys in Chicago next summer. She will there represent Texas in all of the social affairs, the parade etc. The Unintentional of the state will be well represented by their Queen. The other members of the royal family who participated in the 1929 revenue and the score each received are as follow: Mrs. Malie Banks, San Antonio, as per cent. Mrs. Alberta Arms, WartainGalveston, 41 for cent. Mrs. Thea Holloway, Wichita, at 27.000 Mies. Myrtia Wells, Temple, 72.000 and gifts giftwrapped the scene after the mermaid's arrival. She was served. Mrs. Sammonsen honors Dr. Bentley by a jelly meringue cake. Her father gave as a bridal gift a large bouquet of flowers. She inscribed the Nikki Magnus couple the Nikki Magnus couple the couple the happiness of the couple the happiness of the couple. JUNETEENTH CELEBRA TION AT FAIR PARK Fair Park was's spirit of release. Notion Iass Saturday, June 15th. There were no difficulties our Conflict Commissioner Police Turkey delegated for policemen to give protection and keep everything in a safety zone. These faithful officers were kind and very vigilant and set off perfectly free to part take in all of the attractions that were offered to our racial group. The Fair Park Association, the port which first departments have our quick and fine department, has the money for application for the manager of their liability and service system in the Magree of Dallas. Competitive Fair Park The Dallas representative had catalog to take part of every activity and every�� truism of enjoyment was given. Troy Floyd and his Orchestra of Gold will play Monday afternoon— Dainee; July 5, from 2:00 to 7:00. Haming Bird Hall HAPPENINGS Well, there is no young man of Dallas, who is now, smiling with her name, from the effects of Old London's the Frig. Gender-impaired, to be a Colonel of a Five Passenger sport model overland. It opened—Col. E. Price was a fire passenger Overland, known as the Cherry Col Price Special. A young denter is now reading "Minder," it happened to be a Brownনтапation of departure. The Sitting-Mother—and—Ethier Downwell—left for the Windy City to visit the state's Mrs. Bessie Chrysler. It happened to be a good-looking woman, with a white wind of the sameைய. It happened to be a good-looking woman, with a white wind of the sameay. Miss Thema McCall left for Chi- council. He happened she will become an author. It will happen she will call words of impression. She has a great character, a call quays, when she returns to old city of London. She is a knitting has been on the sick. But this week I happened she had acute indigation. It happened she could not digest the good-looking. She had a good-looking she paused for few days. It happened she made it and it. Ease. Two of Dallas prominent business and professional men were making the best things they had. I happened the way we were. I'll have you to be good. The was wine, and the other turned. It happened the way we were. It happened the drinking cup was used. It happened Mr. Secretary. I had a great regard, than Doolin. It happened they sang thest home at last. The Humpwheat Club, at Risefield, Thursday night was well attended. It happened to be an all-powered event for the children who happened to be plenty of white angels and it happened not enough practice to make it soothing-for the acceleration. The Grand Chancellor W. S. Willis, strong Deputy, Tobert and W. W. W. W. will be the first to be the first to be happened to be, Junetashn celebration at Clarksville. It happened at the��The Risefield, Thursday night was well attended. It happened to be an all-powered event for the children who happened to be plenty of white angels and it happened not enough practice to make it soothing-for the acceleration. The Grand Chancellor W. S. Willis, strong Deputy, Tobert and W. W. W. W. will be the first to be plenty of white angels and it happened not enough practice to make it soothing-for the acceleration. The Risefield, Thursday night was well attended. It happened to be an all-powered event for the children who happened to be plenty of white angels and it happened not enough practice to make it soothing-for the acceleration. The Corner Stone of Eoll Street, M.D. Church will be laid by the U.S. of P. It happened to be on the first Sunday in July. It happened that the Woman's Auxiliary, M.D. and I.I. Aspects were in the same place. The Women's Auxiliary, the dinner. Thursday evening, June 15th, at the residence of Dr. and Mrs. E. E. L. Holland, 200 Thousand Miles, New York, Burch, and Oakland, Calif. Mrs. E. E. L. and I. I. from theிரates came and was sent to theிரates from Austin, Dr. Brown has become a member of the McMillan staff. In a game of the same day, the group has been the club, happened for Holland won event prior to the first visit of Dr. Brown's visitors' place. Troy Floyd and his Orchestrator of Gold will play Monday afternoon- Friday, June 15th, from 2:00 - 7:00, H้า. IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR MOTHER MRS. HESTER CLEMMONS who parted this life June 17, 1928 in New York, California. in St. Francis, CA. We also want to thank the forgery. We also want to thank the Arch Light Tolerance No. 228 and mem- tor of the Arch. We also want to thank the Church for the beautiful, Glo cal songs and resolutions and also the Arch. We also want to thank the Rev. G. K. Johnson and the Rev. G. Your blindness always dwell up heart. Your blindness always dwell up daughter and daughter. JOE ARHUCHLE, Daughter MILLIEN LEONAID, Ron. Teddy Bland and his Orchestra of Gold will play Monday afternoon— Nature, July 2. From 9:00 to 7:00, Hummagl Bird Hall. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1926 ISLAND CITY DAMSEL WINS PRINCESS PRIZE Miss Irena McColough Princess of Galway received the highest score awarded by the judges in the Princess' Honorary Test work in the Friary Island Grand Lodge and was proclaimed a Grand Lodge. Mira Microlough was a story charming Hinceton and her choice as Queen of the State, because of her high score seemed to meet the approval of all. Miss McIntough will be given a trip to the Supreme Judge that is given by the Chief of Policy. She will then represent Texas in all of the social affairs, the parades etc. The Unanthem or the state will be well represented by their Queen. The other members of the royal family who participated in the 1529 reunion and the score each received were followed by Mrg. Mable Bankx. Sun Antioia, 80 per cent; Mrs. Alberta Arenaworth, Galneaville, 84 per cent; Mrs. Carrin Horiway, Waton, 12 per cent; Miss Myrtle Wells, Temple, 72 per cent; Mrs. Rama Thompson, Paris, 10 per cent; Mrs. G. C. Smith, Marshall, 71 per cent; Miss E. Cent, 10 per cent; Mrs. Globatra Crookbank Campbell, Kendleton, 74 per cent; Mrs. Anple James, Yaolum, 71 per desumont, 64 per cent; Mrs. Lucille Haas, FL. Worth, 80 per cent; Miss Norris Saunders, Talies, 51 per cent; Miss Irma McRough, Pron- Too much could not be paid in pride of each of the Princesses. The Princess Revue is sponsored by the K. of Ps for the purpose of glorifying the womanhood of our race. Those who saw the Revue in Galveston and in Waco in 1925 will agree that it is a wonderful dislike of the years best of our own. seating arrangements it felt a coloring to the Pleasant Hill, and he had to display himself with honey and peach, to match the beautiful Bristol stage, upon the beautiful Bristol stage, without the best and most women were the best and most beautiful. Another feature that must be highlighted is Princezas. Each one was attired in a dress of cotton material. They had been awarded in all arts and sciences that outwins might not be verifiable, but they can be shown that they can dream, normally yet beautifully, of the history of the G. L. J. B. E. Burtshire orchestra. Trey Flird and his orchestra of Gold will play Monday afternoon at the Museum from 7:30 to 7:00. CAMP MePHERSON K. OF P. AT GALVESTON, TEXAS Camp McPherson of the Colored Knoxville Infantry, one of real military. Col. C. T. Truglia was december. Ensign/teacher. 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The position requires a Bachelor's degree or equivalent and a career progress between the age of 15 to 65 years. DEPUTY WANTED. Send resume to Diamond Benevolent Protective Association 2202 Hall St. Dallas, Texas. Phone H-1286 BACK AGAIN HENRY J. M WITH SOME SNAPPY QUEEN CITY DRUG , Corner Bryan and Cen BRICK Cream all Summer tailed to the best management, un- der the order of Grand Chancellor, W. R. White. There were more than 700 in Camp consisting of ten West- Co., and the official staff, Sir Gen. Murray Commissary Colony with Frodding, Tent and Bonfire, with the 700-mile. They served them well. No stickiness (creed). Can diep, Murray, deserves much credit for running the mass half on such economical basis as he did. The Camp under the direction of midway, has been and regulations were officially directed by Col. Turner and Donfar, while Col. White looks ed generally after Camp details Chag. T. Frazzetti, the general au- perinor was the purchasing man- ger. 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Phone - 800-222-2222 Office Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p. m. 8 a.m. to 5 p. m. DR. LYLE VETERINARY SURGERY. Plymouth and Burgee (Melissa Bantam- tion) Office 2014-10-24 Haiti-84 Dallas, Texas DR. L. G. PINKSTON PHONES Office: L-4211, H-4212 Office: 1000 to 1000 to 1000 to 8:00 p.m. Broadway at New York City Dr. L. G. FENTON BROADWAY, MIDTOWN MILLIAM SANITARIO Cov. Hall and State Hall DR. C. W. FLEET BROADWAY Ground Floor Location, 297 East Ninth Street, Fort Worth, Texas GANE HIGH SCHOOL AFTER COLLEGE CRED Holmes, Ark. July 1—(A. N. P. Chapman) that is known as Collegiate Hall PHONES: 1211, Rm. II-4018 1211, Rm. II-4018 300-300 to 1.50 m. to 900 ft. A. ASHLEY D. PENSTON M. BAYLEY ANIHANZA and State Me. TEXAS G. W. PLINT OFFICE LOCATION, 297 East Fort Worth, Texas SCHOOL AFTER WOMEN July 5—(A N. P.)— Catholic Holiness DR. S. L. BROWN, PHYSICIAN & SURGON Disease of Women and Child (All cases promptly answered) Office Hours: 10 a.m. to 12 a.m. Office Hours: 7.26 to Nights Phones: Office II-4018 Reg. II-4021 Office 214 Hall St. Missouri St. Missouri St. DALLAS It is to be named after Mrs. Eileen later, according to official document. Mr. Miller as the best garder Mrs. Miller as the best member of a family. A memorial member of race in the city. GUADALUPE COLLEGE Segun To the Public, Friends and The following letter THE STATE DEPART President C. H. Griggs, Gaudalupe Co. Segun, T. Seguin, Texas, June 10, 1926. Public, Friends and Prospective Students: following letter is self explanatory: STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Austin, May 20, 1926. At C. H. Griggs, Guadalupe College, Seguin, Texas. is to advise that on May 19, State Superin- S. M. N. Maurs approved the recommendation board that Guadalupe College of Seguin, Texas, and as a Junior College and recognition for Certification be extended to any five courses the institution since the fall opening of the session, provided the courses were done in the departments of Bible, English, Education, His- Mathematics. To the Public, Friends and Prospective Students: The following letter is self explanatory: THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION This is to advise the tendent S. M. N. Marrs of this Board that Guarda he ranked as a Junior C Teacher Certification be done in the institution present session, provides College departments of tory and Mathematics. Very Cha This is to advise that on May 19, State Superintendent S. M. N. Marrs approved the recommendation of this Board that Guaduella College of Seguin, Texas, be ranked as a Junior College and that recognition for Teacher Certification be extended to any five courses done in the institution since the fall opening of the present session, provided the courses were done in the College departments of Bible, English, Education, History and Mathematics. Very truly yours, J. R. REID, Chairman Board of Examiners. ROOSEVELT PLACE ADDITION (EXTENSION 2ND AVENUE) BEFORE BUYING INSPECT Lots $10.00 Cash, $10.00 per month, no "Absolutely the best place to live. All conveniences to be installed —See Agents— GEO. SHIRLEY, H-0625 W. B. TURNE J. W. LEE, at Field Office; W. P. WALLI Lots $10.00 Cash, $10.00 per month, no interest. "Absolutely the best place to live." All conveniences to be installed See Agents GEO. SHIRLEY, H-0625 W. B. TURNER, A-0503 J. W. LEE, at Field Office; W. P. WALLICK, Y-5537 MURPHY-BOLANZ COMPANY; Field and Commerce Est. 1874 X-1281 Phone H-0053 Phone H-8866 LET ME BE YOUR DRUGGIST COMMUNITY DRUG STORE: S. T. Williamson, Jr., Prop. Senior Delivery Ad Commerce Est. 1874 X-1281 H-0053 Phone H-8866 LET ME BE YOUR DRUGGEE COMMUNITY DRUG STORE: S. T. Williamson, Jr., Prop. Field and Commerce Est.1874 X-1281 Allen at Juliette St. Dallas, Texas "I Either have it. Will it. Or it, it is not "Marth." Dear Sir: PAGN THREE ON MEMBER NATIONAL MEGO PRESS ASSOCIATION. Published every Saturday Morning in the Year at 2:000 Swiss Avenue. Entered at Post Office at Dallas, Texas, as second-class mail, under Art of Congress, March 1878. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (DISINCORPORATED) DALLAS, TEXAS The Dallas Subscrip- tions in Advance I Year. $2.25 B Months. 4.25 Dearborn St. Chicago. 11. Single Copy. .05. Foreign Advertising Representative W. I. Ziff Company, 608 South Dearborn St. Chicago. H. I. W. I. Ziff Company, 404 Morton St. Chicago. 110 North Nassau St. New York, N. Y. Notice to The Public Any exorcible reflection upon the character, standing or re- putation of any person, firm or colonel of the THE-DALLAS EX- PRESS will be plainly corrected in the columns of THE-DALLAS EX- PRESS to the attribution of the exorcist. THE DALLAS EXPRESS THE DALLAS BAY HAYES he has never holstered the white gun he has been abused by the yellow streak. It is not afflicted him. It is not afflicted in a plate, every day, asable, observed in a w a g a p a y, the manal business. It does not the manal business. It professes an dentless shirt it professes an country. Its love of even country. Its love of even country. covers all of the territory. Its manace manace. This is pretty high ground, but we live on it and we give up our lives and yield our lives to us and yield our lives to us. - TEXAS POLITICS *Polities in Texas is getting Buried as well an interesting Thing. The more interesting the but more interesting still is the context where is now being waged by the Wurzbach station to饥饿 control of the state machinery and the military faction which has so grossly afflicted its affairs of the G. O. P. in this state. The July primaries promise to be interesting in many instances and the county conven- tions of the front page worth in some instances. In San Antelope, where congressman Wurzbach lives, there was some pilot plot to invent a machine that would be by masked man when the machine was put out of control. In venture to the Greater machine was left off the helm, according to reg- istered reports, to an interesting time in the near nature in the ranks of the G. O. These are many who are wonging what part the Negro vo- torters will test. For the greater part and excess in such isolated instances in the Greater County where there is a stable organization of Negro vo- torters, small part. And it is very likely that the total number of votes that the governor has to cast is so far short of the 100,000 cast in the governor's campaign that the governor has to machine to a following in Texas will be knocked completely down by the governor's any foundation in fact, and the sooner the national organization understands that, the better it can win. ```markdown ``` But there is hope that in those countries where Negroes have knowledge of the race, their members of the race will support them to the last ditch and that they will be able to succeed. And that should be the case in the case, it will make one impress of the many inimitable failures of the race, the vantage of the opportunity for participation in the affair, the practice for participation in the affair, the can be we-medium for the there is a complete reversal of the practice of silence in politics. Express would urge Negroes in every country to go into the part. In Chicago last week hundreds of thousands of Catholics met at a common shrine and for that, week at least, there were no lines of race or color drawn. Hundreds of thousands had come from thousands of miles away. Procurement of the shrine was a difficult task in Chinese, Japanese, Greek, African, American white and Negro and Italian all bowed in devotion at a common shrine. They were Catholics, a despised and proscribed lot, if we are to take the word of the Klan for it. And yet, in the past, the devotion, the devotion, the well pointed the way to greater success for the Protestant Church. Catholicism may be mummery of the most flagrant sort; it may smack of idolatry; it may be in opposition to the beliefs generally held by the majority of Americans. Catholics are not the only group able to meet in international groups without any of the rancor, bickering and disagreement which generally characterizes their protestant brethren. The Express knows of no occasion on which as many Protestants of as many different faiths are present. Catholics are on ground as common and in devotion as pure. Japanese and Negroes would have met with some signs of the prejudice which activates their "brothers"; in spite of all of their protestations to the contrary. There would have been some argument as to where somebody should sit, kneel, or some other place. The Catholic Church of the world has never suffered nor does there seem any danger that it will soon suffer for lack of support. Irrespective of color, it demands from its membership a kind of loyalty which is not approximated by any other belief in the civilized world and it would seem to be a kind of loyalty in the civilized world in its ministration to the needs of humanity without regard to any circumstance other than that the mortal is in need of its assistance. Witness the fact that wherever there is a Catholic Church, there is a school and in most cases, a hospital. Any wayfarer may knock on that door in the knowledge that he will not be turned away unsatisfied. His collection of books and manuscripts thought of: He is only one more of the children a common Father in need of the ministrations of those devoted to this service. But Protestants! They make more noise to be sure; they protest more loudly; they practice with "strings and reservations" in all of their pims. They would create a Heaven for a back and for one of them. Christians would be more interested in where the general good of mankind is to be studied. Witness the recent Birmingham Conference of Sunday School leaders of many of the Protestant denominations of this country. They too minister to the souls of men but they choose their way of ministration and that way is all too often subversive of the prescriptions of the Great Health School who would be great among you let him be your minister." America for many years has been badly in need of just the lesson which that gathering of Catholics brought to it. Its "Christianity" is too tainted with its prejudices and has been misused with its attacks. It invaded some Americans that when it comes with "Heaven in one hand it generally brings Heil in the other." Protestants have been rather full of "religion" but they have practiced little "Christianity." And the Express believes that, deceived by the misguided teachings of the church, learners from it learn of the cardinal principles of "Christianity" which, in America, has not always gone along with religion. FLORIDA AND HER LYNCHINGS a short news item in a current release mind in Florida in regard to lynchings. but it is叫话 volumes. It told of the three of those officials who had been accused of killing a man, and be punished. The public as such. But it could and it did render the a criminals who made the investigation more hard, for the state to benefit by. Florida is just another instance of who the criminals have caused his worship of the great "Lynch" is making progress. Had this id have been no investigation. But if he be those who see in the bare investiture the dawn of the millennium, it is well known that he is working in Florida and in all of the Sogi cease until the public mind has come it. for the barbarous mind that it is, must be raised to a new and high level. In many generations, the mob must侵来, so much more intensively than it, the masses, who those who just vote officers out of their jobs, must be browning out of their jobs, that we must be given to that ever-increasing white men and women, who are daring at against lynchings. It takes real coats that they are doing. And in every air, and brought upon by the to the police, and performed for law and order which she used. In spite of all of their backward for the masses if only there can be number of those who have definitely to the gritanic task of raising their Just a short news item in a current told of the state of mind in Florida in regard to lynchings. It was inconspicuous but it spoke volumes. It told of the fear and punishment in the investigation of the recent lynchings. The lynchers may be punished. The public as each cannot hinder that. But it could and it did render the services of the police. OUR NEW SEGREGATION CASE History of a court is being made in the City of Dallas in the trial of the case involving the right of The Liberty Anxex Corporation to open up some property for Negroes in the city. The court will decide whether to add the other ludicrous aspects of the case by rejection of THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1920 It is probable that this case will go the way of all such cases. White men have "sympathy" for each other. It is probable that corporal punishment is farther the way out of the property in question. It will be satisfied to sell the property to any buyer. ```markdown ``` TWIXT CLIPPERS AND SHEARS It was in the mountains of Tennessee that we met the philosophical barber. He was a half-elderly, highly old, with black gown, slightly gray, firm, strong, and unk-movements, nurturing defence, and a rapid-fire talk, which would have been an unsolved�. In the late 19th century, the "I tell You—son," said the Ion-corporatist, as he laid down the corporatist's planked up, shears, which he began to cling to, defly, preparatory to making in-roads upon a three weeks growth. The man, who was the first of the four south-in-fact, it's the "New York," of Tennessee, "optin" that colored people must be too prominent. He was a good friend of the year's come from Mississippi and on here, from Chattanooga. The White people have are fine; they'll be the only people who are the right. You are told that he's holding the back, and the barber, giving the chair a vigorous turn. He's a leader, down the air, and spinelers, he continued to "work whenever they do anything. It's mostly for their own benefit." Well, he countered, "at least you have a good time." He was a good town, which undoubtedly would public opinion and informs the community of the activities which he's made. In the people of the people "No, no," replied the Tennessee, in hasty, it's no good; and the editor of the series "how up every thing is itself," $50,000 CAMPAIGN STARTED HERE BY NEGRO BAPTISTS Sherman, Texas, July 2-5 The New York Church makes it increasingly apparent that the church will be able to ship to Hawaii. Joseph Wilson, Jr. for the members of the church, will be the first minister to the present needs of the congregation. The church has launched a Facebook campaign that has launched a Facebook day with the bone of reliance on the church. The building operations in the early summer of 2015 will be the companies of thirty members such as Joseph Wilson at least 100 within the next six months. The new church will be a community center, embracing kitchen gymnasium, swimming pool, showers both ladies' parlor, library, various departments for the Bible school, kindergarten, and other modern necessities. To main auditor at 1111 2150 Special services will be held under a tent during July, with preaching by the Rev. E. H. Jithson of Te�kana, who is a noted evangelist among the colored people. Each morning the pastor will deliver in lecture at the tent and the deconsecье board will conduct community services such as afternoon. Pastor Willepa will preach Sunday morning and night. Theme at 11 a.m.: "The Enfeebled Burden, Deners" At 8 p.m. "God's Marching Orders to the Church." The Justice chorus of visitors will render the music throughout the campaign. DRS. HAYNES AND HELI. AT LANCHEON TO CROWN PRINCESS New York July 1–4. Among the guests at a Junehenn-today in the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in honor of the Royal Walking in the Crown. Primary: Composition of the THE MIRROR PUBLIC OPINION The schools would be alright, he admitted. " If we could only get back to school, we would be so good for you, who would take an interest in the children, either than the time to go out, or to guess the doctors are doing well, aren't they?" I ventured, continuing my quest for a bit of opting. " It's a great time for the elders, one born who's fair, the wilder of the elippers and always replied: "but the other four." " It's a great time for you, I think." " Was dying? " the lawyers have good good advice. I am a good people, I'm a great variable—last, straw of hope for the barber's favorable opinion of Business Tendency. " I'm a good one, I think, on your life," replied he. In quick response, " We're a little more and no one trusts them. You see, " straight-down with a razor which he stopped vigorously. " When I come to this, I'm so so-called as to be a man with a puff. I'm a man with a puff. I'll go out of the Hankers's Brooker's Aid Society. And I pre- and I'm a man with a post- or a post-job. For the best part of Education and the Nectuarian, the Cheatem Lodge: but then people didn't have sense enough to do it, and I had to go out and go to the knocked-up instead of boasting me. So I've quit on me, and I'm satisfied to keep the job for the next year. I'm a good one, I think, which is the very best colored shop in the city, he concluded, with a look of percentified self effort. And at least we had found why this world was all wrong in Tensile- and the other two ways of the other two, similar types of Nentus to earlier days, and expect to meet not a few future confidants. But when the drivers are by no means confined to automobiles PRESTON NEWS SERVICE American Reunion of the University Work—The Church Peace Union Work—The Church Peace Union Friendship and the Federal Work—The Church Peace Union In America, Were Dr. W. K. Bell Church and Dr. George K. Maynard Church and Dr. George K. Maynard on the Church and Reunion on the Church and Reunion in the represent churches, Dr. Bell in the represent churches, Dr. Bell in the represent churches, Dr. Bell in the represent churches, Dr. Bell of the Continuing Committee of the Continuing Committee of the Continuing Conference on Life and Work MAKES OWN COFFINS Chester, Pa. July 2nd A. N. P.1 James Poole, a carpenter, wants comfort when he dies. And so all things considered, including the lack of taste that might be displayed by friends after his demise, James Poole has built his own casket Poole is a fairly large man, and it took a lot of lumber in the making of his goffin, but satisfaction has fully compensated him for the outlay. "It's made of the finest wood and in that most improved style, with a choice versprinn," Mr. Poole confided to a friend. SEND "HIGH PRIESTESS" TO JAIL. Camden, N. J., July 3—(A. N. F.) The proof that no matter what kind of a religiode faith or cult is started by some one, there are followers, was revealed in the office of Justice of the Peace, John O'Grady here Friday, when the "high priestess" of whom the victims tariffed unmercurial capture, was given six months in jail and fined $100 on a charge of crust to children. The "High priestess" Aby Yancy's dwarf known to the Colored residents of Lownside, Camden county, as "The Witch," is the leader of the cult and the one who was given the jail sentence and fined. The woman who is a-formed and only four feet tall is "High Priest less of the Church of the Black Church. There were, as we learned, several branches of the Church that were not learned, but were alleged by investigators from New York, and investigated from arist, that practices bordering on voodoo, that practices bordering on voodoo, that members of the Church were white women were killed by the women. The women were killed by the women. They have testified against her. The women had children in her house and had children in her house, by fastening them to the wall, by fastening them to the wall, by some times with dog collars. This the women’s practice of shouting at the women. The women’s practice of shouting at the women. Mrs. Minnie Baily, a colored woman, was the protector of the protection of slavery to the city, and made Iguana. The County prosecutor Kris Waness, the County prosecutor Kris Waness, Two of the children, William Cosy, fifteen, and his sister, Lillian, fourteen, told an amazing tale of having been taller than the young son of the son of the brother he had seen, the New York police, are searching and having been fastened to the جب رومب تبون بسفين with buckled belts and hickens, the boy and girl testified they were beaten until they could not stand. The boy and his sister exhibited swells on their backs, which doctors say will remain there for life, which him prescribed the torture. With him and his sister were obliged to submit. He said he was first stripped of all his clothing and ropes, and he was a little white black of the rope was then fastened to the floor by an eyebolt. Sometimes the man who brought them there's but more than two of the men was the best him until he was unconscious. The girl's story was not less revolting; she said she was complied with her own rules. Her son was very good to her. Her son was a look on it was, placed around her not with a stick, but with a strap on one end of which was a buckle. The woman, when she whined her, was said, always used the buckle. Members of the church of which the women is head were taken to court. "If she was going there with her child," she said. The woman, which he said, will place a spell over us if we testify against her. Two polleons who went for the witness having been, there was nothing to fear. Both of the College winters were filled with the challenges of the job. Jobman, a student jobman and Samuel - Jonathan, known for the past two years, the job of a child, but were afraid to give up children, but were afraid to give up children. Witnesses and they heard children swaying in the night. That night, a woman with a white hairstyle, powerful voice, and never mottled the antithesis, the Plaza Parks is might be police of New York City on a charge of Rampage. FLOOR GIVES WAY AT WEDDING GUESTS GALLY IN BASEMENT New Orleans, La. July 2—A. N. P.)—During the ceremonies incidental the marriage of Miss Helen Thomas and Thomas Hayden, popular young couple, the floor gave way, precipitating guests and the plano to the basement. None were injured, however, beyond a severe attack of "nerves." NINE TEN; ARBENTED 65 TIMES New Orleans, La. July 2—(A N.P.)—Although only nineteen years old, George Washington known, known as the New Orleans, the most ill-த்தified arrest by being arraigned on a charge of assault and robber; MANY NEGROLES ACT IN MOVIES IN HOLLYWOOD STEDIOS Los Angeles, Cal. (A N.P.)—Century to general belief a large number of Colored actors, both male and female, works on the movie lotte here. The majority are "old men" and "old women" and "new-born" and play prominent parts. Noble Johnson, star of Trooper of Troop "and several other features" and "the most important" and "the most important man" in "Ten Commandments," is working on a picture at the DeMille studio. Culter City, George Godfrey, the "Old Men" of the working on "Old滿洲的" made at Catalina Island, "Taker" the well known Los Angeles fighter, and "the most various studio-car by the new, sensational dancer, has been featured in several good pictures lately and "buts" and good postman's" one of them." Colored performers who has prob. why worked in more pictures here than any other is Spencer Williams, the first time in the official life. He worked for most other�. A few weeks past at the studio, principally DeMille. The latest one has been the "The Black Fire," now playing at Grumman's "Egyptian Theatre." U. B. F.'s & S. M. T.'s BUSINESS Remembering some of their principles under the leadership of Mrs. T. D. Meadley, the M.T. Princess as with other members beautiful more than 50 graves with flowers and shrubery, of the deceased U.D. Saint Mary's Juvenile, No. 102 celebrated their 1st anniversary, an interesting program was rendered, after which all were served restaurants. On the night of the 24th on account of vassary caused by the death of Vice Grand Master D. F. White of Palestine, Prof. J. F. Rhodes, principal of Hooker Washington High was installed as his successor by Grand Master W. F. Biedoo. On June 29th, The Royal House of Queen Esther, S. M. Tz, met in season with Mrs. T. D. Bradley chairman and initiated three members into their Royal Circle. The chairman with other princesses are making extensive arrangements for the District Grand Lodge which convenes in Denison, Texas, the last week in July. On Monday, July 26th at 2 p.m. all members and delegates will leave the city on the U. F. of F. and S. M. T. special for Denison. This information was given out by Mek. T. D. Bradley, Vice Grand Princess of S. M. T. of Texas. PORT WORTH ENTERTAINS CITY USERS June 25th the members of the Worth-Worth-Worth were than was strong, not in joint session with Worth, more than was hundred received then as their guest, and received a program with address to J. Garzum, Vice-President for Drawn of Welcome, president A. W. Garzum, vice-president for pointing out the possibilities as a local, it had its birth in Dallas, now has the corporation of Fort Worth with Mr. W. D. Kirkpatrick's President of that city. The Dallas Staff was introduced by Mr. Kirkpatrick, then presented a large boquet of flowers to the visiting staff. The Visitors with the 15th and 16th of July were the members are all well pleased with the possibiltied and growth of the organization. A novelist set up the course which piality shown and The American Beauty and Charity Club—most with Mr. Ellis Ford, 1406, Munger Ave., an international business center at the river—isবা보다, was presented the Secretary, Mrs. B. J. Shirley and Mrs. M. H. Richardson. Charity work was being done by the group. A daily-report was employed by his. Next posting will be the New York City, M. L. Richardson, 2127 (CTAR Street). The Dorothy Art Club was established by Mrs. Dills, Johnnewman, West Point, New York. He was the highest-to-welcome Mrs. A. E. Coleman as a member of the group. In October, as a member of the Mrs. H. Turner as a pleasant visitor, plans for the annual event which closes the club for the summer. Wally's made, Dill's member was served by the meeting with Mrs. T. M. Ford. Texas Towns. Mt. Eileensont-Mrs. L. Price and Mrs. N. Williams of Cookville was here Sunday visiting relatives Sunday visitors were Miss E. Johnson, guest of Miss M. Hudson, Mrs. E. Wheeler's guest of Mrs. A. Wooten, Miss M. Johnson, special friends with Mrs. M. E. McGill, Miss Tom Wad of Mr. Pleasant noted to see Miss Christie Baker. WOLFE CITY — Sunday School was well attended at all churches. Dr. J. E. Gittmore preached a wonderful sermoh at both the morning and night service. The Mr. E. Wooten and the staff of the Lord Sunday, a large sum of money was raised. Mrs. Edith, Fulbright is visiting in Detroit. Miss Burnie and Miss Verla Wortham are visiting in McKinney. The Wolfe City All-Day Store was度日盛大的. The Bombay is today. Mr. H. M. Jones attended the Masonic Grand Lodge. In Port Worth, Mrs. Bills Dreyton is in Tyler attending the Talebrion and Grand Lodge. Mr. Joe Steward and Milton Mayfield, of Ladonsia were the first to meet the Mascot. The Wood and Miss Lane were married Saturday. My Jim Cherry of Tulon Oklahoma was here last week. 1970-Sunday School opened on time. Rev. W. Presley was at his post. Mr. Denison Williams-Jefferson. The commoner was according to few days here with relatives. Miss Geneva York is still in Jacksonville. Visiting the North state. Mrs. Mary Tina Harroth Pratt Dr. A. A. Derson is here visiting relatives. Miss Nora Henderson, Rev. Dr. Tyrone Vickman, and Brother Mr. Oneal. Kline Jr., Mr. Henry Heller, andमंत्राजे सिंह. Mr. Jack Cumbo of Industrial and Industrial Industries and the here visiting relatives and Mrs. Whittell and Mr. George Smith of Intestine were the guest of Mr. George Taylor, Sunday Henristy — Sunday School was with attend the Student�. with a good day. Mr. E. W. Church Sunday night. Baptist Young Pro- gislator was opened at the annual hour by President of the State. Mr. Arthur Green is visiting relatives in Cloburn, Mrs. Deீлуллин, and Mr. W. Willis spent on Sunday. W. Falls Monday. May is nickle for the Express Whitebills Falls — Distinguished visitors entering, complemented Mrs. J. M. Hughes, commonest president of the R. H. and F. Miss. Society of the A. M. S. Church, and District Miss. Society Government of the Texas Jurisdiction Household of Ruth and Texas Mrs. A. M. H. was breakfast. Thursday, according to the town guest, Mrs. de E. Hoon-of-Dallas and Miss Inzel McGuillen of Mass. Waxshackle — The Masonle's on- mental version was preached by Rev. J. Moffett. The sermon was graced, more than 200 members per group of the same pastor of the Dapist Church in the Blind Rev. Whitmore pastor of the A. M. E. church preached a tent good sermon Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Aldridge and Mr. E. Hill visited Waxshackle. AMARILLO—Mr. Rice of Houston Who is Haveling in the integated of the colored people smoke before some forty or fifty members of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce Convention which convened his last week. Mr. Marill Jones Wattsburgh—Mr. the first Mr. Ian Appleman hasлъed with Mrs. Lee Jackson 207 Van Duran Street: Mrs. Ollie Lee Hawkins, Dr. W. A. Wonderland trip to Fort Worth, only the weather was so very hot otherwise. His reports of the new "Lilita Miss Ollis Miss Johnson of Wichita Falls is in the city visiting her father Mr. P. Johnson. WACO—Mr. M. C. Carter has been on the sick list for two years. Rev. M. F. Jefferson, pastor of the C. S. J. Church was married to Miss G. Roberts splendid-shower-one reception was given by members and friends BROWN WOOD—Mr. and Mrs. C. O'Neill, have returned from Omaha, New York. Mr. L. Fickles, Mrs. Willie Hudson, Mrs. Annie Johnson, and Mr. Henry Johnson. ALTO—The Mascini Lodge No. 24 had their installation sermon yesterday and was enjoyed by Mr. T. Tissley, body Mrs. V. A. Conner, Miss Odessa and Christopher M. M. Edelson. Mr. Elmer Dearmond and Mr. Curbin have returned from the New York City. For Worth at the Grand Lodge, Mr. Denison William from Conras is here visiting relatives. TEMPLE — The Master Masons, Heroines of Jerlehn, Eastern Star, and the Juvenile Department held the first meeting of the Sunday evening in Wynnewood. A. M. E. Church, the sermon was delivered by the doctor E. J. Howard, and the newly married Miss Josiah Jones were quietly married yesterday night at the home of Cornelius Hancock, brother of the groom, Rev. R. E. Russell officiaing. The area at the hotel is a large building. A. J. Burgess, South 15th Street, Mr. Zion choir, and Mr. John's Sunday School Congress which connoisseurs are in the same place. Granger, Mrs. Jack Faulkner of L.O. Washington, Cal. accompanied by two grand children are visiting Mrs. Tula. There are two children from a grand house in the room, reporting on a roll, Berry Jackson and his daughter visited his brother and his son and Mrs. Mattie Hood. In the same day he received an eruptions to her home from the ```markdown ``` stopped over Sunday, several work with Mrs. E. L. Homels, Mrs. N. Scott of Sains Barbs, Calif., was guest of her nephew. Miss Johnny Savyncon recently, on rouge home, she stopped over in Moxie, Dallas. Oklahoma City, and Denver. Col. Mrs. Ellis Bearden extends thanks to those who partyed with the party. For the first year, who has been ill for the past two years, Prof. T. W. Pratt, grand auditor of Address and General, was second-hand. Wednesday night to Cutt-Pellowes at the K of E. E. but he was entertained in the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Jackson, South 10th Street. 1825 DERSON — Rev. Dr. Vaughn, of Houston filled the pulpit at Wesley Chapel on June 27, and delivered a wonderful sermon, also at night. Rev. W. William preached a powerful sermon at Mr. Hebron Baptist Church. Mrs. Mutilda Jackson, died June 24th, 1926 at the home of Mr. Poll Packson, son. Mrs. Mutilda Jackson leaves 12 children of grand children of the same family. Mr. A. E. J. Tisch Baptist church, Mrs. M. Tzzy for Dallas, her daughter, Mrs. Pauline Jackson, the Droll, Mutilday, the White House. called-home to the future. Mr. Murphy had an operation in Mar. 24 at Dr. Sheppard's sanitation, which was at the time of the war. The Rev. Mr. Mutilda's death was taken up and morning, perhaps take an uproar. Mr. Allen-Hoffman is visiting Grand Mother's Williams and other relatives and friends. ```markdown ``` VALLEY MILLS — Sunday School was well attended at all churches, Charleston Confederate, fourth grade Waco won second prize. Jesse Dempsey of Waco won second prize. Pamela Waco won second prize. Malie was regenerated by good. Malie was regenerated by good. Malie was regenerated by good. D. Downing of Waco has returned to his home and a Waco church. NAVY AUGHEL — The Mid-Munster church was held with the help of churches, the first night by the pilots. The pilots held by the pilots. The pilots held by the pilots. After which he presided at the annual musical drama by the pilots. The first Church Church held at the First Church Church. Paul A. M. E. Church of which 24 quarterly held a few days. The Grand Lodge and A-M is in season here this week. Rev. C. A. Powell conducted a film day meeting at New Hampshire last week. Mr. C. Hawkins and wife left Thursday in company with his brother, Dr. Frank, H. Hawkins of Kentucky where he first spond at low weeks existing the latter. Rev. C. L. Lee conducted a meeting in Corvana last week. The funeral of Mr. Lathbert was largely attended at littlebhem. He was a months-old of the Musonie order. Mr. W. F. Youngblood was in Cor. A. T. Stewart filed the pulpit for New Hope Sunday. The Corner Stone of the St. Lake C. M. Church will be laid by the Pride of Terrell Lodge. No. 441 on the 4th of July. WHITE WIGGET-Liver, L. K. him through our new selected pastor to make real progress for his church. He has been here only two months and has raised nearly $200.00. We are proud of his work and interest. R. Lanks' of Debah, Texas preached our Installation Vermont Abram who is critically hit, Mr. Ford, "Tolbert" of Waxahachie is visiting his uncle, E. Sima. Mrs. Jesse Hawkins and Mr. Fred Young left for San Antonio with their mother who is going there for treatment at the sanitarium. Mr. Milon Veyon and Claude Flask are more of a Waco and back Sunday. We were glad to see Miss Eria, Love, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Love in our midst last week she is now flying in P. Worth. Mrs. A. Bell has returned from Bryan, Texas where she is listed with her slates. Mrs. Williams, Miss KH, and Patton and Miss Mary Chatterfield have returned from their visit with Dallas friends. TAVION services were good at Bettlehem. Baptist church the Sun is the second of the two. It will be opened. The pastor Rev. E. A. Keith preached two powerful sermons. Services were good at Galloway. Baptist church the Sunday School and B. Y. P. L. were well attended the Pastor Rev. E. Parker preached two wonderful sermons. Mrs. Key leaves for Besston, Mass. and from there to Lake Michigan. --- INTERNACIAL COMMISSION TO AWARD MEDALS TO HEROIC OFFICERS (P. N. E.) Atlanta, Ga. July 2—For the recognition of sheriffs who exercise not able diligence in the protection of of prisoners threatened by mobs, the Commission on Interracial Cooperation, has prepared handsome brouges, medals which will be awarded by a committee composed of Gov. John W. Martin of Florida, Gov. Henry L. Whittell, of Mississippi, ex-Governor H. M. Dorsey of Georgia, Gov. Philip D. D. D. D., and theเจนต์ Raffles, Editor of the New Orleans Hem, and Mrs. J. H. McCoy, President of Athens College. Alআพ, All nominations for the public occasion by some representative person in each state. The medal is a beautiful work of art in, brown, red, and a design of any of the leading Americas sculptors. Its preparation was authorised by the Interracial Commission at the annual会议 of the 1955 as part of the effort for the elephony of mobility, which is being carried on by many representatives agencies and individuals throughout the flouth. FARLEY SENDS RICKARD TO CANVASS VIA O. K. BYWYN McKINCHEY-Thomas Carter, the former U.S. Army Carter combat in the office of the Pierce Brothers. hit his shoulder in the face. He was to his honor-Jimmy Tunnell. and Rickard made a deparate appeal to show the company contract to "kill on the Demons-Youpp and you will be killed." The honor was two years later. Rickard was also asserted that he had misidentified the company contract and gone to make an assertion. There had gone to make an assertion. None of Rickard's drills or plans were to vote refusing to permit the company to vote refusing to permit The Commissary contends that Harry Wills is the Logical and legal contender in New York State and WEST GETS PINK SLIP Washington, D.C. *J. C. Utz*—Sherburne West, former all-star athlete at the University of Washington and Jefferson University has been named Howard West is to be appointed Dean of Howard's 1525 alumni. A full of fidelity between Wust and Washington, the talking student of modern football takes white Watson, an emblematic player of Watson. DIAMOND CHAT By A. D. Williams For the Associated Negro Press Discipline 'is Needed. Coming to it Slowly. The Worm Tension To Much Science. We Ness Square. It is rather hard to discipline ball club, especially in oranges baseball where men play for the love of it—not the games—but the fifth grade. A case in point the most up-overed strength and the suspension of Grover Cleveland Alexander, that colorful pitcher of the National League, by manager Joe McCarty Grover. It seems formed the habit associating with the inner person too frequently with the group. He spirits—intoxicating liquor, of three cities on the recent road trip almost "down to the hike". This was too much for McCarty and the Washington. Stranger McCarthy is to be commented his action. Discipline MUST be maintained on ball clubs. There are a few colored man- agers in the game who might pro- tain from the Exams. We Carthay—The Sports Centre when de- ling with drinks. We know of two or three matchers who have not only suspended success but have released them outright for the same effect. But I'm not chilling. MUSCLE MAINTAINTED IN THE RARETAL THROUGH THE Negro baseball especially organized, Negro baseball is a much larger business enterprise than most people think or realize. Those who patiently the theatre and find a waiting line a block long immediately realize that the theatre is BIG BUSINESS. Patrons of ball parks are from 1,000 to 12,000 cash customers at some of the enforced parks—THE BIG BUSINESS—REAL BUSINESS. Too bad more people do not realize that baseball is no longer a thing of pleasure along. It has developed into a business of great proportions. Club owners too are slow to grasp their fact. Big Business is constantly up the alert for talent which might be converted to their use in the conducting of their business. Big League Baseball (with) are daily sending out accounts in search of promising baseball players. Not so with Colored clubs. They lose much by not doing so. Good players remain in abscurity. No secants—few players of high culture. We are coming to it, though. Slowly but surely! IT GOES WITH BIG BUSINESS The worm turns. Hildalls is the Eastern sector of the baseball battlefield, for years, has held, among the most ill-known the top position of the pennant ladder, and now Hill, dale is being threatened, as of former years, but perhaps no one is expected to be so far here. The human-like horse, the Cuban Stars, Sicked the world of champions off their throne, and showed no much stuff in doing it that the fan's name is the same thing. The human regide in the neighborhood of first place for some time. They might do just that thing. The worm will turn you know. SCIENCE IS WONDERFUL! There can be no argument about the second matter of the first one, and there is a small test and. DIAGERALL is AIMLELY PARERALL—At WAVEN, Science is the most important one. It is a new one. ONLY WHEN THE HOME CLUB WINS! And, so when a club fails to win with such a marked degree of reg�ness, the club is the only one to be in the class of the three colored legends—the time is at End when Old Man Science should be tossed every year of the year and general years of the Year. The Baseball-tenon on which will no doubt do about an inch as a se霸手. MADE UP ON THE MOROR-OFFEN-THAN SCIENCE. The much science can be detailed, and the same ball clubs. SOME of the NO NO�r. NO. NO. NO. NO. NO. NO. MEMPHIS Town, June 11-14 The Memphis Tigers hit a hilleroot power on the Southern League. The Memphis Tigers batting average over 90.4, ground around the 2nd base and hit three homers and Albany tied with Memphis. WHERE BRAWN MEETS BRAIN had Richard to understand that not until Jack the Slaker was disposed of the "Brown Panther" davies in "Day New Work." Now, that Richards knows the same thing, he would be the first toنى consignation he was about as�iering he is to put the match on. "Hazled? Thirty? Across the high-class table, he has to be bound to do because of the contract he signed with the team. In Fortress, he has been a member of the "Winter" Richards along with Tomper seems to have realized the "sicker"s value. The office of the team was to make money for his and Dempsey with no fees as to the costs of the world. Richard was agreed with Dempsey that the "belt" must be retained in the "Nordic" group and the "knees" means of disposing of the title. Outlender and Parnell of the New Orleans War, are led for hitting the top two of the world's top players and have the place of him and Sam and Glaw of Memphis. War also holds the feeder while in number one place in the World's Topics. The player is also second in the top two of the world with the former. Mancheau star is proving to be one of the world's top players in the world. The respect of all of the innumerable. In addition to hitting the top players, the collection of fast outfielder and dangerous-on the bears With the close of the first half, the team has been in place for the first half of the first half race, with Albany, New Orleans and The艳牌's standing the order named. President Gert Roddy is al-led out, the continued secures of the league. The attendance increases from 10,000 to 12,000 and the foul rate is withheld. HOW THE TEAMS BAT IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE One of the most surprising features of the National League battling average the wide differences in the long-batting and the standing of the club's Dayton, resting almost on the bottom of the league, tops the league in team batting while Kansas City league leader, occupies seventh place in team batting. St. Louis with 412 hits too the league in hits made yet has the smallest team batting average of the league. The Mound City also leads the league in total bases, stolen bases and home runs, which probably account for the rapid climb made by this club since it received its first few aucks back at the hands of the Nonerches and American Giants at the beginning of the season. Kansas City and the American Giants rank second and third respectively in the number of hits and total bases and stolen bases. Detroit and Indiana下列名： (X) These clubs have earned nine titles (1) Tax Inhibition (2) Leading Clubs - Row Hitters NAME 1. NAMES 2. R. Jones 3. Indianaapolis 4. Detroit 5. St. Louis 6. St. Louis 7. R. Russell 8. St. Louis 9. Evans 10. Dayton 11. Quintero 12. Ohioans 13. Wesley 14. Detroit 15. J. Hines 16. Chicago 20. Leading Base Strikers NAME 1. NAMES 2. Murray 3. St. Louis 4. Murray 5. J. Russell 6. St. Louis 7. J. Russell 8. Chicago 9. J. Hines 10. Chicago 11. Gardner 12. Chicago 13. Creasy 14. St. Louis 15. R. Moore 16. Indianaapolis 17. Joseph 18. Kansas City 19. Riggins 20. Detroit No. 1. NAMES 2. R. Jones 3. Indianaapolis 4. Detroit 5. St. Louis 6. St. Louis 7. R. Russell 8. St. Louis 9. Evans 10. Dayton 11. Quintero 12. Ohioans 13. Wesley 14. Detroit 15. J. Hines 16. Chicago 20. Leading Base Strikers NAME 1. NAMES 2. Murray 3. St. Louis 4. Murray 5. J. Russell 6. St. Louis 7. J. Russell 8. Chicago 9. J. Hines 10. Chicago 11. Gardner 12. Chicago 13. Creasy 14. St. Louis 15. R. Moore 16. Indianaapolis 17. Joseph 18. Kansas City 19. Riggins 20. Detroit No. HILLDALE INCREASES WILMINGTON, Del. July 2—Jubilee data increased its登陆 lead here Friday by defeating the Bache team and winning the lumberyard and Wallace allowed pitcher Ryan to cross with the winning pitchers to a lead in the first. How did the data change? HARRISBURG WINS Harbursburg, Feb. 7th — U.S. (The Associated Negro Press) Allentown Township — first to the Harbursburg Glens Falls Thursday — an Inter- state meeting It's A. T. Williams (For the Associated Negro Press). The hardest-role in baseball is not always at the time when the pitcher has the bases inaded with no outs. Nor is it the role of pitcher when there is a man on third in the late innings. scores another one coming up. On the surface it probably would appear that the pitcher has the hard-role in the game at one of these critical points. But how about the THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1926 ON HEALO HARGE! HOW ARE YOU? HOW ARE THE CHILDREN? NOW, ISN'T THAT MICE! YES, I HEARD THE NAB, I CAN'T I IMAGINE SUCH A THING! NO, I SHOULD SAY NOT! *** YOU DON'T MEAN IT *** ON THE TOWN TO CONCENTRATE ON THE NEWS There are, some, who will. That is Tanney can win and then Harry Tanney even should "that be true," Tanney even should "that be true," Tanney even should "that be true," Tanney even should "that be true," Tanney as did predators and when he was told of fighting and unness to think of fighting and unness will have weared the wall of "Pea- champion" would be many moons champion would be many moons Dempress is afraid to fight the "Brown Panther" and if he has any self pride of "false" race pride he is not going to fight. Happy, for within a few rounds the putty now champion would day as a miss of jell-upon the canvass having succumbed to the "Panthers Scratchers". STAY IN THE THE FARLEY, NEW YORK OFFERS THE BEST LISH Butter? There really is no more difficult role in baseball than that of the ping-pitter. In the days of the specialists is the desire of a very manager that he does's. But the under left-handed star to use the pinch. Yanked suddenly from the bench with "opportunities" to make a few pichers, facing some star pitches going at the need in a sense situation, the pitch hitting job in for from an exivable one. Using a pinch hitter is a butch game. Moreover, the success or failure of the pitch hitter can make the manager look like a wise guy or a dub. When you see a pitch hitter, you see in to hit for someone sympathies with him—goods to be in facing the barbed role ever awarded a baseball player. And when he delivers in the pinch—give him credit—heaps—for he has accomplished something under a great badover. Hail the pinch hitter who hits in a pinch! FOWERS GIVES YOUNG FITZ PASTING THROUGH TEN ROUNDS NEW YORK, July 7 B-Theodore WILLIAMS won the world championship competition twice, pounding in the day night of Holiday Trials. A third day night of the championship facing the win now no decision. faults in his win now no decision. faults in his win now no decision. an antiquable bump with minor hit and punching. power his spined and punching. power his spined and punching. power determine against the hawks. Plowers carried off the honors. He billed away at Plowers book that turned Tura's body from of red flesh. He dickered his right attack time and again. And when attack time and again. And when to use his weight to force flowers for his hales, for the Tura taught danger with that left of his. unexpectedly and only on a the play away from the champions. the play away from the champions. the battle an interesting one from the battle an interesting one from all the way. Pit's opened a can over the end and the Tura night toward the end and the Tura night toward the end of a crowd of more than 15,000 pinned to the hines in the hines and for the Dempsey-Carpenter and for the Dempsey-Carpenter LAWSON'S VICTORY COAST JOHNSON TIA JU ANA FIGHT Johnson's Defeat Robbed Ex-Champion of Big July 4th Purus. Tina Juans, Mexico, July 2- (Pacific Coast NNowy Bureau) With the stage all set for one of the biggest Independence Day Gights staged on the Coast. Jack Johnson had to walk into a knock-out at the hands of Bob Lawson after staging one of the greatest combacks against Pat Lester the ring has ever witnessed. A great favorite with the Mexican population Jackson was due THE FAMILY N ON HELLO MARGE! YOU? HOW ARE YOU THE TIME? I HEARD GHE HAD IMAGINED SUCH BAD BLOOD BAD MEAN IT IS... GIANTS TAKE TRIPLET FROM BLACK SPORTS It is the disasy page set by Birmingham teams the other Clubs are out of the Southern League race. Why Kyrgyzce University, didn't add and Feel Cook to the Inter-Collegiate Tract Meet. How the Homestead Gras's won't straightens and why Bobby's willings isn't through. "Dorling" said he was. Why Texas has not been able to Organize and maintain a seal Baseball League. As Far-right it, "What's wrong with the American Giant?" "What is it?" they say. Thompson was a good our fielder in Birmingham. "I'll go to a球馆去 see flash at the Year and Jackson was a whole of a player with Memphis Red-Roth. All three are playing with the American Giant and the Club doesn't win enough games to satisfy home fans. What's wrong?" It's interesting, got rid of the right men in early season. to each in-on the big end of a group's purse-being, offered for the July 1st card. With Johannes eliminated James Crofton representing a group of his junna-business men went to New York and matched Eddie Huffman and the former light-heavy The Julia Mexico on the border is short distance from Han Diego California is expected to draw between 20,000 and 30,000 persons. While the fight itself may not be as financial success, if the promoters can lure 20,000 people to Tijuana for Sundy and Monday, profits from the gambling concessions will bring the necessary revenue to make the affair a success. Carpenter has never appeared in a California ring and his initial appearance regardless of the fact that he has passed his best form. fired streaks toward them for three consecutive games. Every possible attack was used by the Spoys but to no avail—want fielding by the Giant and want attacking by the team that figured as a fielders choice and the attempt to use the hunting system was completely frustrated. The Spoys had also scored as Spoys to vanish at the pan. The Sports attempted a come back in the second game of the double-header but were defeated by second of 1 to 6. (Hooks) Johnson, a portader held the Giants to three bingles. Shepherd, formerly of Paul Quinn, had the visitors found scattered his. Catcher Palm made his first appearance in a Dallas uniform and although the team adopted him to send 'em over the fence, he swung widely several times. Monday found Palm eloting 'em in the centerfield, and he received an injury, adding home and India collided with the pill receiving injuries in the mouth and on the gands, which caused him to set the game to a point of return from the game as a result of injury. In the neck. The reserve strength of the team was given account of itself at the crucial period. Ritcher Anderson was the victor. Shreveport Black Sport 6-27 Ab R HPO A E Carrier, 4 0 0 0 0 17 0 0 0 0 0 Davis, 1d b 4 0 0 2 0 0 Deanley, 2 d 0 0 0 0 Johnson, 1st b 3 0 11 0 0 Brown, 1st 1 1 0 0 0 Green, 2b 2 0 0 1 0 0 Bone, c 2 d 1 2 0 0 Brown, p 2 0 0 1 3 0 Totals: 10 1 27 1 If Ragnar's Monrehs will win his many consistent championships as "Jakey Aig's Cats" Why-Hings De Mass keeps his "Leslie Rube" beneath his heel. How- Wiley, College program more real-baseball players than any other like institution. If Coach Collins of Bishop was canned because the Red Longue Will���ant the "Pian" on the trail of the Lonesome pine. How the Lincoln Giants won a double bill from Huddle Why both Dempsey and Richard Ferr Harry Wills were Richard Ferr, but he was who, which, he thinks Paddie Muller will push in. Why Tiger Flowers goann't rest again, but in a frame up is taken from him in a frame up. If the Texas Association or College for National Longue will return to exchange professional from athletes or is it a "druft" as shown in his recent draw with Huffman, will undoubtedly draw thousands of light fans from San Diego, Hollywood Los Angeles and surrounding territory. DEMPSEY MUST FIGHT WILLS RULES "COMMIS" New York, N.Y., July 2—(A, N.P.). It Dempsey fights in the State of New York, his opponent must be Harry Willis, was indicated Tuesday afternoon when Tex Rickards' application for a permit to hold a heavyweight championship-bout between Dempsey and Tunney at the Yankee Stadium, September 16, was turned down by the New York State Athletic Commission. In spite of the decision, the "wise ones" are of the opinion that the Brown-Fisher will be side-tracked of and the Dempsey Tunney bout will be held elsewhere. Royles Thirty Acres, over in New Jersey and Chicago have been mentioned of probable places for the battle. Advertise in our columns and we will show you the MARK THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUB. CO. "THAT LITTLE GAME" --- Deuces and Treys Wild ABolutely NO BORDER TO YOUR ARGUMENT! WE BACK HOME PORCH HANDS! TIE HANDS! BUT WE GOT YOU BART ON HOME CARD, GO I GET THE POT. BUT LISTEN, YOU MADE YOUR TWO HANDS WITH THE TWO DRUCKES WHILE I MADE WHILE WITH THE WHILE TOUCHS! TREES ARE NUMBER THINK OF THE TREES OF THE DONT FLOUR- AND I WIN! NO-HO ON YOU VEED HEA A GUY SHORE ON CONTROL AND THAT BEFORE? OH YES! GRAM DID, MARRY ME! BOK FOOL. OH YES! GRAM DID, MARRY ME! BOK FOOL. I THINK I CAN OWN HOME HOUSE! TO A WHITE! I CAN'T STAND THEM OF BUD! WHILE I WAS BROWN IN GANANA! AND GANANA! AND THEN HAPPEN! ONE-BELL A BACK BLACK BELL! Direct Advertising Hits the Mark Advertise in our column show you the M THE DALLAS EXPRESS Swiss at Good LITTLE GAME" --- Deuces LIVEN, --- MADE YOUR 12 KIDS WITH WHO ORDERS WE MADE WE ARE WITH TWO TEENYS! THE MORE THAN 12 TEENYS! WE HAVE CARD NOT FIGURE AND I WIN. HO-HO --- HOW MANY HE HAD A GUY SHED A LINE OF GUTTEL LINE WHAT BEFORE? OH YES, GRUMA AND PUT BOOK FO Days We'll Never Forget TEACHER IS GOING HUMER CLASSSES; AND MARKS MAVE BEEN IS TERM WE'RE YES, HIS TEACHER, IS GOING TO KEEP SUMMER, CLASSES, AND BECAUSE HIS MARKS HAVE BEEN SO LOW THIS TERM, WE'RE GOING TO SEND HIM TO HER ALL, SUMMER! PAGE FIVE Adair Re-Elected Chief Grand Mentor By Acclamation. the Order. We all should be grateful to the Order, be ready and well prepared to order, be ready and well prepared to read and share the spirit of reus conciences to our friends, and be ready and well prepared to the world of rules that we wish to teach our children to use. We wish to introduce new inventions (new ideas, new fun and read); in an age where we are fast and read the rules and doomsday plans; and fast and read the rules and doomsday plans. [Picture of a man in a suit, seated in a chair, with a serious expression.] In speaking of the progress of the new Nile national war in the South he defended their "This should be statefully conferred as different to his own nuke work fare as the Negro may seem at times, he is nevertheless making substantial welfare in the accumulation of wealth. For instance in 1888 there was only 12,000 homes owned by Negroes in the entire Nation. Today there are 650,000 in the first year after the war. Negroes were operating for themselves 230,000 farms while today they own and operate 1,600,000 farms. The number of business institutions conducted by the Negroes have increased from 2100 in the days following the Emancipation to 68,000 at the present time. It is doubtful as to whether any other race has equited this record of progress in the same time. It is to be recalled that the Negro is only stay-three years out of stagnary and that he had to begin minus material and educational resources. The older generation of Negroes now living came into their freedom with little but their physical strength and their training for KING, C. R. W. DAY, C. Who preceded J. R. A. [Portrait of a man in formal attire with a bow tie and a suit]. M. Labor, which they had acquired as slaves, but the worthy Negro has something intangible that has been of immense benefit to him in getting the good will of the Southern white, but even a friend to the Negro in helping him to work out his destiny in the world, though all sides are not developed as they should have been to give them all the undue-degreed of place where Natives have been striving to acquire properly they have been helped quietly and unknown by some white men. We must consider that we are all human and the public should not have the states that you are right, you can get by, but if public sentiment is against you, you are doomed regardless of conditions. All business men in the South are acquainted with the conditions of the world. In this is true. Natives are still being aided by white friends. Any industrial and reliable Negro in any community soon finds some one. We are willing and ready to help him in making the life we should not be peasimistic in our ideas to work on the white man, but have eagious ideas and be optimistic toward all men. If we are to do the right thing, void of contention we should think radically and set thetem. In conclusion he paid a bighour tithe to one of the indentors here of the order, sir W. H. Jack, and a further tithe to the indentors here of the need of mord-ative and chordal work, and their head to pay less leni-ment and their head to pay less leni-ment of debt on account of the wound up with that the indentors here of the order have from Canes, and their money from Canes, and their money from Canes, and their money for the provisional debt of the Treasury. Mary Jack, Hensert indicates that the average quarter-interest rate was 24.00 and that was 24.00 and approximately a substantial balance to the credit with all of its bill paid. The report of Chief Grand Sergey M. A. Smith concurs to every THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1826 of F. in his new Cadillac sedan accompanied by his chauffeur, Attorney J. W. Harbour, Rev. Boone of Temple, The Brothers W. L. and Dixon, Presidents W. H. Banks and Luther, Rev. M. Grims, Dr. A. R. Jackson, Prof. A. E. Holland, Prof. M. J. J. A. Johnson, Prof. Jesse Washington, M. L. Humber, Dr. H. L. Smith, Dr. W. H. Roberts, Dr. J. W. Fridie, Meadames Layender, Wheeler and all of the other officials of the grand lodge. No Changes in Official Family Association of the insurance of the expropriated Tolley Farm遭由the afflicted family were indicated in any way. legislature with the annual session of the Grand Motor学会, which has established had work with both her husband and with the official family, satisfied with the official family, likelihood of any change at all. *Uniform Congress Quizzed.* *Conspicuous by its uniformity, which can cause this year to compete with the general competition, general night of the annual session, bright green night of the annual session, bright green night in the色 scheme and the color scheme of the company makes a picture which Other features of the Week other than the regular meetings of the grand lodge include the annual awards which were participated in by all of the delegates the unitary task and members of the geographical district in decorated care many new robes for the Prizes OFFIELD, C. G. T. and Daughters of Taber PETER J. BROWN are to be welcome and there is interest in the order of the award for the best nurse's guidance on this was announced on November 11, 2015. The delegates in full regalia, arranged in the annual Memorial钟楼 when the ceremony was held, included A. L. Ditta, Grace Orrator of the Grand Master of Google Preserve, Taker was represented at the memorial Grand Master of the world and Grand Master of Google. The George who was introduced at the ceremony was examined throughout the whole of Compassion on all of the ceremonies galley on those on which music was banded of Greensville which was common in the first Fahrenheit Band to appear in the event and much applause greeted it. ```markdown ``` DRESS UP FOR THE Fourth of July Where Everything is Cheap And where you can get Everything you want. Dresses, Stockings, Shoes, Hats, Underwear. Children Dresses, Baithing Suits, Company Suits. NEGRO WOUNDS TWO MEN AT MOUNT, VERNON. (Continued on page 1) fied and officers went to his house left on guard outside, while other officers entered the house in the doorway, and darted, from the house and was commanded by Rutland to halt. Instead he opened fire on the officers, attacking him in the shoulder. Other officers, attracted by the threat, fired back. Rutland Skaffer fired a dose of buckshot into the fleeing negro. The negro fell, was dawning and was taken to the police place. Doctors who attended him may have his small chance to escape. Rutland and Rutland are painful, doctors who attended them say they will DYEK RAPS REPUBLICANS FOR FAILURE OF ANTI-LYNCH BILL. at the hearing in opposition to the Senate. "Notwithstanding this the judiciary has not only failed, but it has reached by a vote of its members to the Senate. So the Senate has been the Judiciary Committee of the Senate has had legislation directly before them; as stated in the Senate, it is important hearing upon it and then returned to report it to the Senate. It is important to everyone in the Senate that it would not only be foolish from a legislative standpoint that the Senate should not those who are especially urging this legislation to keep repeated- ing." IF IT'S IN DALLAS OUR ADVERTISERS HAVE IT! "Patronize Them!" A. Butter Luggage at Much Lower Prices. Concernin and his com- mendation. A tremendous stock of new and uncompromised luggage. Brunks~Bags~Dress-Suit Cases Wardrabe Trunks $24.75 Hard fiber covered, heavy crestona lining, with extra shoe and hat box and locking device. A $25.00 value. HAT BOXES Special heavy construction, crestona lining, last value in lower $3.25 Extra special - O w h i d l e leather Hand Bags. Double handles, leather lined. $15.20 and $15.00 values. BOSTON BAGS Real Cowlhide Leather Well made. 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Our teacher is visiting her home in Colorado. BONKINS—Mrs. Alain Martin left Sunday for Dallasville, N. Moun. Mrs. Alain Martin left last week for Mull. Mrs. Alain Martin left last week for Colorado. The guest of honor is David and wife Mrs. Claude Smith work and spend the week with Puff Laugier and Mrs. Ming Wong. Mrs. Laugier is in Stephensville, N. Moun. Mrs. Laugier is married last week. Rev. Stew Stew **PEPPERSON** - Jefferson Black Cemetery and Dauphin Park, from the time he scored a score of 10 in favor of the Black Cemetery played the Marshallburg and the Black Cemetery played the Black Cemetery. Jefferson was the 19th of Jamaica with Dauphin and Addison, is all smiles Mrs. ary, are West of the city about seven miles of the Loral Friends and one hour of the Loral Friends and one hour of the annual gift from Dallas to Lodd Town died that Tuesday of Carlinville, Texas Deputy of the Dallas City Police. has added many to both Lodges Couples since he has been in the CROCKETT—Rev J. P. Browne, of New York, died on Saturday last week. Mrs. Joe McGregor died on April 16, mother, husband, and five children. The city of the high school Prof., Married Juno 2nd and are pre-married Juno 2nd. Both are pre-married CAMERON—Mr. Will Rhodes, and Miss M. G. brooks of Bentonston The following have returned: The following have returned: Miss Vera M. Bettler—from from Pearl Quinn and Mr. and Mr. Pale, Mrs. and Mrs. Richard- returned: Mr. A. Anderson, Mr. C. Tunnigman was on us Baird- 19th in Houston with her parents. He has returned. End of year. Tennant and Mrs. Lizzie Cassidian and Mrs. things look good and are happy. HENDERSON—XI. Wesley Campbell Rundy Rev. J. J. Thompson Preach- twin excellent sermon, Mother Ston Baptist Church with R. J. Hear present held niece services all day. The 19th of June is propped dead of the city. Buried at Mr. Pleasant on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Bellit returned from the Grand Lodge in for Worth Saturday. Miss Moody Paine was the first of the first of Carthane. Mr. Wille Hart and wife of Carthane were in the citro en 19th of June, Center and Henderson matched games, acces 19-23 in favor of Henderson. TEXARKANA—Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Baths of Avinger, Texas are in the city visiting Mrs. P. A. Batter ill Huchmann Ave. Prof. W. H. HaHrrion went to DeKalb to visit with wife of Wesley. While in this city a visited Rev. L. Fre ton and family in 1201 Buchanan Ave. Miss A. Moe Batte left Bat- urday for Waco where she will attend school at Paul Quinn Col- ler School. His wife of our grand father Tatho was visited in Longview this week. Dr. W. T. Thompson, Mrs. Carle. Thompson Mrs. Jeanle Miss Adams and R. Thompson, father of Dr. Thompson and the Kearman City City Chicago last week. While on this Northern trip they had a little car **BUTYNS** — Rev. J. E. J. Johnson St. Paul on the second Sunday of April 2014 laid out a biblical program begin- ning as master of ceremonies. La- linda A. Sunday school was over the weekend. Miss R. Riley, M. Quil- ter, Miss G. Riley, M. Quilter, Anna Lee. Michel Willem were among the guests. J. H. Peterson of Old City gave a word on "Teenagers" his previous 10th and 11th **HUSK** — The students of West Houston Basin School run daily nights from 10th to 12th. The nights 10th under the supervision of the program. H. D. David will John K. Jordan an aged and re- vered friend. Something regarding the 19th of October delivery an implementation address M. Willie M. Borden visited Mrs. and Sister Jimine M. visited in Family visits. Relatives visit relatives here Sunday. Mrs. M. Hamilton is reported very ill at BROWSWOOD — Rev. Alding passed through Sunday enroute to Cielburne for the funeral of one of the June celebration weeks, nicely observed. The K of P team played Brady. Sunday June 29th, scores were given to the 19th of April. Mr. Gus Armon, Mrs. L Lockett, Mr. M. R. Arson, from Brennan and A. Alexander, and Mr. A. Alexander and son A. Alexander of Cielburne are spending the week end in the 19th of May. George Stovell, Mrs. Smith and Mr. Smith, are spending the week end in the 19th of May. Tyler from Colorado, Rev. H. A. Hitter from Washington, and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. Mr. Margaret Edward, Mrs. L. Blanchard, BRICKBRIDGE—Mr. and Mr. J. J. Jovian were they where they spent from the 19th Nov. H. C. Jackson has returned from Port Worth where he is at least 19th of May. Mr. H. Holder is confined to his bed on South Wheeler Street. Mr. H. Holder has returned to the city visiting friends and relatives has returned to Wichita Valley. Mr. A. Wright and wife responding from the 19th of May are spending the 19th. GRAPELAND — The Plenic at the Clear Grand by the Club of Surfers was a success. Prof. and Mr. A. W. Shepherd have returned from the Grand Lodge. This week Charlie has been a great time with the 19th of May. Coleman in a dispute last evening June 19th. Mr. Coleman leaves a case, not the same. The other there are children. The Children Day program at Daly's Sunday was a success. Herbert Lee Stubblefield was called to home in Saturday to visit his mother. MINHAL WELLS — The Month Quarterly Conference of the A. N. B. Church was held here Wanda E. Smith, the Mineral Wells District, Miss. L. E. Houston of Sherman who attended the grand lodge in Fort Worth has returned to the home of the first of the year. In the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Whatley's Rev. J. Jones and Bill are in the city's 44th Middle School at the city. Mrs. Dollie Jones of Dallas was her several days last week of business. The group of 100 men were according to Greenville has returned to her home, here. Miss Margaret Effects of San Antonio is visiting in Mineral Wells. MARLAN-Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Johnson of Terrell spent in week of March 19, 1945, at the New York City school to help the school. The Mineral Wells Park was the second of the most well-known school of the year. Mr. W. W. E. Houghton has been according to the group. MARLAN-Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Johnson of Terrell spent in week of March 19, 1945, at the New York City school to help the school. The Mineral Wells Park was the second of the most well-known school of the year. Mr. W. W. E. Houghton is visiting in Mineral Wells. Mr. W. W. E. Houghton was the second of the most well-known school of the year. Mr. W. W. E. Houghton is visiting in Mineral Wells. HONEY GROYE.—The Japanese department of the Anoring Woodmen under the supervision of Mrs. Esque Lohn-motored to Denison last Tuesday to be in the Woodmen parade there. Won't be in some of the same clans. The day of the fire is at the float Mrs. Lillie Booth, Octagon Clark and Miss Walcott are of home from the Woodman Grand Lodge at Denison. Mrs. Bottie has been at the Honey Grotter plonster citizens died last Thursday after a month's illness. Mrs. Vernite Tatum and daughter little Miss Phos Teff last Sunday for Wichita Falls. It was a quick stop to the Mrs. Mrs. Winn and Mrs. Eilwell and Smith, Mrs. Fannie-Nee Booker of Dallas attended the funeral of her Aunts Mrs. Portte Jackson, Mrs. Nanna Johnson, 18 Visiting in Richmond-Baltimore, and Alice Hoseley visiting in Ravenne. Rev. O. Dixon was out of the city last Sunday. Mrs. I. Walcott was called to Bonham last Saturday on account of the death of her cousin. MARRIALL — Rev. R. N. Black went to Atlanta. On the morning with the National Seabo of the C. M. E. Church, Mr. I. H. Williams, our insurance agent, of the Stand and Life. Is in the city for a few years. The Rev. M. Alexander is now up, Mr. R. McAlone is still very green at her home. Mr. and Mrs. James Hearn spent the 19th in Marshall. SHERMAN — Mrs. Daley Word has recently returned from the General of her father, Mr. Wilson to Galveston. Mr. Sush-McKnight has recently returned from a visit to Kansas City, Sir Annis MacH準的 is visiting the New York City. Elisabeth Putts in Chicago, Rev. M. T. McKinley, the new pastor of Dani's Channel C. M. E. church and South Carolina the brother of Bishop J. W. McKinley was assigned to Texas. Conference was the recent session in Kansas City. SMITHVILLE — On account of heavy rain, Sunday morning Sunday School attend-ings as small. New Flower Hill, Baptist Church, and their new pastor Rev. M. R. Moss Sunday Rev. and Mr. Stendham was a fuller and collection of 2516 E.E. Rev. is one of the most well-known public public life plan to be published to attend the big war with the people July 2nd at Fawld Little, daughter of the Queen and the family of the 19th century. Fengyan, 1976, is a Ph.D. Ph.D. from Shanghai to visit her parents, from 1978 to 1980. He has been a well visit Sun Francisco, Los Angeles and other California cities. Mrs. Willie Hurlison, Luston, is a Visiting Recipient of the New York City Project. Mrs. Penderress & St. attended the Sunday School Congress at Granger, Texas last week. Wichita Falls — The Elsevier Bantel Sunday School opened on December 10th, 1975, at the center of the Elsevier Bantel Sunday School. The Elsevier Bantel Sunday School was delivered a burial m�ment message, was a masterpiece. Cliff was an interesting bit of Mrs. Elizabeth Gummel's and Mrs. Washington and Mrs. and Mrs. Kunter were visitors of Cliff. E. Church, pastor Dr. C. L. Morgan had high service in Sunday School on the 19th of May, Mrs. J. H. Bina, but over a splendid program. Mrs. Essa Ashman returned from a trip to Dallas. Electors—Raylene were good at all, churches—Sunday, Mr. Robert Dennis and Mrs. Avery of Shreveport, the first of the first from Port Worth. Mr. Dr. Jackson, the first day night for Fort Worth. Mr. Allen, the last of the last day night for the first of his staff. Mrs. Allen was called to the Boston�s Washington, Texas. Mrs. Alice Smith was called to the bed side of her daughter at Wichita Falls. Teese. MAY CITY—Mrs. R. L. 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Jones, instructor in this course, will be present for the first Tuesday of the semester, member of the Tuesday for the Fourth Coastal State University, Washington, N. C. Miller, professor, Prof. W. Cummings, M. F. Pascoe, Mrs. J. Miller, M. Miller, after an extended visit in this course. The Leaf-A Lot Club met on Saturday evening with Mrs. Hub Whitkerley of E. Humboldt Street An hour was spent playing 500 W. Eail second prize to Mrs. J. L. Hradess. A delicious salad luncheon was served the guest. The club meets next Saturday with Mrs. C. R. Lindsay, 1017 Humboldt Mrs. Hartley Brown is able to be up again after several weeks results having spoken to one man to give us 1000 of the 200 one that we need for the Fall opening of the College and he has kindly consented to help us I don't worry, the great A. M. E. Church is larger than any one man great bodies move slowly; our success is certain lishon W. D. Johnson is an intrepid leader with no failures marked in the column of his successful career, in fact African Metho Revi. A. L. Boone of Mr. Gillespie, is one of the greatest religious bodies that now exist in this polygotistic world. We are criticized yet loved and who, and what is it that has not been criticized? Not an individual lives, not even any enterprise that has amounted to any thing but that they were opposed and criticized; but for the successful, I ask where are the critics and opposition echo and re- The man at the top is the man who was game when others were quitting and crawling. When he was Injustice must go before our nation can be of permanent help to others. BETHSAIDA M. B. C. Report of the Bethesda, M.B.C. for Sunday June 227, 1926. Sunday School at 8:15. Assistant Dept. Dean D. H. Hunt and officers were at their post. Attendance: Poster. Increase being out of the city Rev. Weaver carried out the morning service. All -6 p. m. Dept. Young People's Total Treatment. W. H. Ray was at his post drill work. Issuing service was conducted by Rev. Butler. Visitor: Mrs. J. Kills of Corseana and Prof. W. H. Fuller. THE GOSPEL TABER- NACLE Dallas District Notes R. B. JENKINS, P. E. Texas, 11 in A. W. Woodward. State Bachelor of Arts in pharmacy with each other. Accepts pharmacy internship. Req's black smoke mask" and "Treasury seal" College is an MBA and on the trinity research in College. A. B. Schwed. W. D. B. H. H. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1926 M., Mr. I. K. McCramby has returned to the University of Michigan, he has been under Medical care proved and will soon be able to work with students. Mr. Bickel Bickel, between P.E. Worth and Michigan, has returned. Miss Adales, Houston, WA surf- mined by her parents with an en- vizable party on Friday night. A very pleasant evening was spent by the young folks at dancing. Rev. W. L. Dixon of Himer, Tex- was visiting friends in the city w- ew hours Wednesday. Miss Zule, M. Johnson of Terrell High School, is visiting in Los Angeles, California. Property owners on Pulaski are rejoining over the newly pave thoroughfare, which makes Pulaski one of the most beautiful streets in the colored residential section. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Akins recently married are- building on East Hospital Street. Mrs. M. H. Power of E. Humboldt is in Mineral Wells for medical treatment. Mrs. Powler has been in ill health for several months. There were many groups of Husers in when the Harry Z Hurleigh assisted by Mr. George Johnson of New York City Broad- cast over WIAP Thursday night. The many congratulatory messages received were evidence of the merit of the very excellent pro- **6200 Appreciation For Orphanage** Commissioner's Court Thursday voted to appoint 1500 for the Dekkeron Orphanage at Glen. The orphanage is caring for 450 County residents at a cost of 150 per person. The county cost a total of 1,500 per person. The orphanage appeared beaten by the orphanage after a fight in the courthouse. Dawn Develling is Wrecked by Dynamic Two successive explosions of the orphanage wrecked 1500 homes at 1100 on Saturday, and 1000 in a Saturday and shattered deck. Dawn Cannon, Akron, killing the porch of the house next to the orphanage. He saw no one put the dynamite in. The dynamite apparently had been * Robertson * and * Mackler, ambulance and the police emergency care answered the call to the scene of *rebellion. No one was hurt. no arrests have been made The annuity has experienced several such explosions recently all of the house's tenanted or owned by Norons. News of Greater St. James 2nd Street Baptist Church, Dr. J. H. Winn, pastor. The church that tends. Greater Saint James 2nd Street Baptist Church, Dr. J. H. Winn pastor is without question the "watchtower of religious activities in Fort Worth and its environs. Its program is strictly New Testament in its purpose and teachings. Everything that the New Testament sets forth is in a very effective way carried out by this institutional plant. Dr. Winn is the great foundation-head from whence issues the varied plans that keeps this church far in the forefront of similar organisations. Texas Towns BT. John Community—Mr. Roosevelt Allen has been elected delegate to the Sunday School convention at Dotson Texas, July 11 to 18, Rev. M. F. Y. Times preached a noble sermon. Mrs. Hannah Green was called to the Tide Inn last week, to the side of her sister, Mr. King of Meldrum spent the 18th here with relatives and friends. Mrs. Vicy Redman of Center, was the guest of her daughters, Ellen Goodwin, Saturday, and Sunday. Mr. W. Allen was about the first to rejoin over the appearance of the影星 and others who were called to Clinton last week to attend the funeral of a relative. Born to Mr. and Mrs. McNeal Greer, a fine boy, June 22. CENTER — Rev. Daughters of Houston with his Bible seenery was at the G. M. 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