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TEXAS SINGER TO APPEAR IN OPERA "DEEP RIVER"-VOO DOO KING LIV'S BLEEDSOL. New York, N. Y., August 6. Ju- lius Bledsoe, bartlone, who recently cancelled a European concert tour, and personally his daughter, agreed a contract at Hear- neck. A week with Arthur Hopkins, pa- dent of the firm, will be give- n to him in the paralel and will be give- n on his in the paralel. New York, N. Y., August 4–Juillet Husband, born who recently canceled a European concert tour. He will be back next week with Arthur Hopkins, paddler and instructor. He is now in rehearsal and will be here in the fact. He is the role of the Voodoo King in this colonial opera, and generally well produced in the colonial operas. A capacity in the operatic field in America. She writes for "Dee River" written by her husband, W. Frank Harling, who wrote "The Life of St. Anne" for the 1980 production of Rome. He was starred last year in New York City was begun with Mine Harper, the producer of Arthur Hopkins, the producer of New York City. "What Dee River" will have a charm of about one hundred voices, and will be the same time. The movie in some of his own variations in songs of his own personality, through Outlander is also added to the program. He is Bledone Comes From Missenl Mark Julius Bledson, a twenty-seven year old baritone, comes from a musical family in Waco, Texas. His father, the late Henry Bledson, was a tenor-his mother, the late Mrs. Jessie Cobb Bledson, a soprano. His first musical appearance, under the direction of his aunt, Mrs. O. Biller, was at the age of five. The credit was for his mother's successful performance. Mr. Blodson was educated at Central Texas College of Waco, Texas and at Bishop College at Marshall, Texas, where he received his bachelor of arts degree, finished the course in piano, composition and history, often there, conducted the choir and taught for two years. At Union University, Richmond, Va., he had charge of the choir and did postgraduate work in the school. In commenting on Mr. Blodson's voice, after a recent visit in the East High School Auditorium, Co. RHINELANDER APPEALS ANNULMENT DISMISSAL ALSO $12,000 FEES RHINELANDER APPEALS FOUND GUILTY OF SLAY ANNULMENT DISMISSAL ING AFFIANCED WHITE ALSO $12,000 FEES COUPLE RHINELANDER APPEALS FOUND GUILTY OF SLAY ANNULMENT DISMISSAL ING AFFIANCED WHITE ALSO $12,000 FEES COUPLE White Pilaine, N. Y., Aug. 4—Not only will Leonard Kip Ihinelander appeal to the Appelate Division from the chaplain of the family. The complaint in a suit for annulment of marriage, but he will also appeal from allowance of $12,000 additiona- Formal notice of both appeals was on File Friday in the office of the county clerk. The two decisions in the Court of the Court of the Court of New Rochelle, were signed two months ago by Supreme Court Justice Joseph Morachusser, although the order had not been decided as to his wife's color reported last December 10, the allowance of $12,000 counsel fees an allowance of $1,000 had been made, which was not opposed by Ihinelander. Bouthampton, Em, Aug. 2—Alls Alice Jones, Rhinalander arrived with her in England and although her husband was in England she entered by newspaper men she escaped with the more statement that she did not care whether Lees were not in England. It is understood that orders were left for a chauffeur to cell at the hotel. The woman was in England and departed, and it was thought Mrs. Ihinelander intended to go to St. Malo, where her mother's family resided. FINES WOMAN $10.00 FOR BEATING HER HUSBAND Cand靠, N. J. Aug. 6—(A. N. P.) and 510 in Police Court Monday because she beat her husband. The woman, Mrs. Jinnie Chandwick, was not in England. The woman denied beating her husband, but she avered that she not only beat him, but put him out of the house and provided her with a cellar. The woman's husband's statement was corroborated by Polterman Roe I BEDO! I believe the Telephone is full of measure and many of the several interesting things of his race before the public. He says the appeal is in quality. It is used with concern skill. During his free hours, Mr. Bleed SFOUND GUILTY OF SLAY- ING AFFINCED WHITE COUPLE Macon, Ga. (Aug. 6—(A, N. P.) After he kb had confessed that a white wife of a twenty-five dollars and a gallon of whey to kill a white man and his sweetheart here on the night of sweetheart on the night of 19. ED Glover was found here of the double staircase and sentenced to the electric chair second septem- ber 19. At the coroner's inquest held after the couple were found slain, a verdict was reduced to the effect that the man and woman had come to their death at the hands of parisans, however, continued his investigation, which resulted in the arcs of Glover and three white men. It was not long before a confession was forced out of Glover. No far nothing has been done with it. It was significant that there was no demonstration at the trial and no Newtons were molested. Officers are said to have made every effort and taken every precaution to see that these were not a fine trouble. It is unlikely that Glover will be granted a new trial, the testimony at the trial just concluded having shown him to be the real murderer of the man and woman. CHICAGOBARRISTER PREPARING FOR CONVENTION AUG. 5th Chicago, Ill. Aug. 5—(A. N. P.) The Cook County Bar Association has perfected plans for the "greatest meeting of lawyers" ever held in Chicago. The program includes business sessions, public meetings and entertainment-featured. The local committee is composed of A-I-orners and C-E-moms. The Dallas Express JAMES D. RYAN LEADS IN STUDENTS OF COLUMBIA PRIZE CONTEST ON U. PROTEST AGAINST FARMERS' CONGRESS DISCrimINATION. COLORED JUBILEE SINGERS ENTERTAIN 11:00 M.PHERSON FOLOWEPS (Special to The Express) Les Angeles, Calif., Aug. 5—(Pauline Coat News Bureau)—With her Angelus Temple overflowing until the streets were lined with a crowd estimated at 4,000, fully 11,000 persons heard, by the use of a loud speaking system, Amleth Sempli-M Prof James D. Ryan, Worthy Recorder of the Ancient Order of Pilgrims, and Principal of the Jack Yates High Rabbah of Houston has headed the cash prize list for stunt night with $50.00. Each stunt is to carry out some idea of farm or extension activity, showing what extension work in Texas is doing for farm life. Mothers and fathers who plan sending their children to Prarlie View could find no better time to come here and get first hand information of the school together with getting instructions on their farm problems during the three days meeting. President W. R. Hanks will be on the grounds and has assured the Department that all necessary preparations will be made to make all delegates comfortable. All delegates are asked to bring their sheets and pillow cases. Director Alford, President Walter R. Hanks, and Secretary Agent W. H. C. C. will be here to give advice and information on every phase of farm life. R. H. R. of the Dallas Represen, Editor-Richardson of the Houston Informer, and editors from the daily papers will cover the meeting. FORT ESTABLISHED BY 10th CAVALRY TO RE- MAIN HISTORIC Lawton, Ohio. Aug. 6—(Parli. Coast New Bureau—Sentiment attached to Port Hill the 51,992 acres military reservation a few miles from here, has saved the old army post established by the famous 10th Cavalry. From the "reckling" sound and the Post is to remain and be held (not) as a monument to the men of the southern frontier days, according to an announcement authorized by the War Department. Port Hill, or "Old Koneside" as it was known in the days when the few stone buildings in the outpost provided a haven from the Indian, is one of the most historic and largest known of the many army posts in the country. Several months ago, a 10,000,000 fire swept through the 10,000,000 new frame. Building cantouments erected for the World War Soldiers and used by the Thirty-Fifth Division when training for its campaign in France. It was then that it was ordered that the fort be dismantled. The wave of public opinion that revolted into Washington with the stories of the camp's hires for value saved it from the crew Because of the increasing 600-brane rages in the Indian Territory in 1857, the army to add a new outpost, on his famous bighorns, of Indian territory, moved in. The camp then was moved to the valley, where they had the tents they had the tents they had the old saw mill was moved in and the new saw mill was moved in. CONTINUED ON PAGE 8 THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1026 The protest against the attempted barring of New York from students mounted on the billboard, board of the New York City Board of Education and Rivera Drive drive many of the students. The board has come to the under-aged white men, students at studying at the university, the committee in charge of the students to have tickets sold to New Yorkers. "These men may the subordinates of a class with a class different than a white class, a democratic and an Christian faith. These men may request the committee to allow the students to buy tickets to all among those who seek the White boys and fair stand by those who protest the committee's sentiment at Teachers College and will permit in their agreement to his Negro students." ACTION TAKEN TO EN- JOIN PUBLICATION OF STORY Chisholm, H. August, 2-34. N. A. Brown, William, 2-34. N. A. Pearson, Port of Cook County pastor of Cook County, New York. Eleanor and his pastorate Eleanor and his pastorate Hoboken, New Jersey. publishers of Hoboken, New Jersey. publishers of Hoboken, New Jersey. and its editor, P. L. Pratt, to retain the company from publishing a story, advertised the week before entitled "Rammy and His Nude Guit" and purporting to be an astonishing disclosure of Chicago's high society and its daughters. Prior to the plea for a temporary injunction, counsel-for Stewart and his orchestra swore out a warrant for the arrest of Pratt, chairman of the trial, The editor surrendered himself, pending the Monday morning hearing. Stewart contends that the article to be published with injury him and demands were made before the prosecution was sought that it be not published, to which demands the ex-Her of the paper turned a deal ear. Pratt contends that the story to be published does not concern Stewart, but is a lengthy work of fiction based on Chicago's society life and involving so real persons that are inexplicable. He also claims that after fears were expressed by Stewart that the story would hurt the voluntarily showed the first chapter of the story to Stewart with an offer to make any chance Stewart felt necessary for his protection. (Continued on page 5) July 25-16th, the Colored National Woodmen of Water everywhere the formal welcome from local Colored National Woodmen and citizens of Dahlonegah Baptist Church 8:30 p. m. Church organization, education, and inspiration. To the response of welcome. were leading men and women of the Order. Above them were: Prof. W. H. Hintch, Fort Worth; Prof. W. H. Passon of Aug. 119, Mrs. R. H. Hock Editors, F.L. Worth; and Mr. H. H. Holman. Box: Jerk. Honham; Mr. B. L. Adams, Sav. Commsiter, displayed a message holding a school of instruction for one hour in degree work during the season, as that she member that B. K JOHNSON. Boverign Clark. Bonham, Texas were present might begne well informed about the degree work of the Colored National Woodman. The most-degring was conferred to the neighbors. Without this degree, none is eligible to office. How. the Arlington Woodman, pastor of Macedonia, the�ples, Merch, was introduced by (Continued on page 5) in Houghton, but that the list con- which appeared in the Parley Herald, the address of welcome by the almed the names of several polling of July 5th. Mr. Reid's letter came to the mayor, who responded to by Prof. T. Hoyt's letter, in response to the letter of the Mayor, which he had made. He was not present, but the place which did not exist and that was then 1100 Neard, vellers write disfranchised by this means. It is understood that these fiftieun had been under the name of the "United States meet- for the Order, succeeding by of- with your approval." Mr. Reid re-fieled at the appointment the late R. P. H. of the House, and the other two of the other two, who had been named to the office of the T. Hoyt, and Deputy-dr. Marc. R. H. of the House, was supposed to be in the wards occupied with the principal by Negroes and that this was not, the case is any other part of the Houghton's list of the Houghton Editor and, as the date of the list of the Houghton Editor, Mr. J. J. Heeled that he will take his task to court. The editorial in question was sent to the Mayor, and the other two of the other two, who had been in the way of Directors, who is now travelling in the order, which had its origin, and the general application for a recount has been filed with the House of Representatives. The Houghton Editor was the first to write a letter of the same name, and the other two of the other two, who had been in the way of Directors, after speaking slightly to the public in the late of the, changing psychology. Amerras, and contended that the or- ing of the "United States meet- for the Order" was a great objection, of the, slavery-vellment of a real race than, the address of welcome by the According to the statement of Eds. period, to "the grateful humility of Itor Richardson, the same means the period immediately following. Were used in Galeston County emancipation" and now id. the do-where the candidate for the C. O. P. mand for full equality and rights. chairmanship was a Negro. That the editorial sneeringly speaks of case will also be tried out in the Clarence Darrow as a champion of courts after the formal application. The Negro. Calling much of what for a re-bount has been filed with Mr. Darrow said in his recent speech the committee. It is reported that at the Chicago Conference of the in the cases which are taken "to N. A. A. C. P. "bosy sentiment court. it will be stated that each of and meretrilgane "eligence" the the votes thus lost was a possible writer say. "the stand which he vote for the Wurbach" candidates Mr. Darrow now taken is partly and that in the publication of the party against the continuance of illustrious polling places where the social distinctions that exist but lists were sent through mall, the often the white and Colored race malls were used to defraud Funds and partly amidst the consci Finally settled that the opposition was only and the slow growth of the business seasons of the year, which has grown up in Texas. The writer then goes on to comment on the "regular" Creator main Mr. Barrow's uncomprehending of the Homer, and chaplain's criminatory methods used in the with the recent statement he Rena- handling of the pairings of the for-Beth of Idaho that the en- state's well as the unfair treat- ment recorded all but the "hand- rave mistake" praising Mr. Dorah The business seasons of the year, the not under way at Hobwell, Tuesday morning, after Dr. J. R. Monday morning, after Dr. J. R. the Homer, and chaplain's exercised in honor of the late II. V. White, deputy grand master of the order, and other deceased members of the past foeal year. Jacksonville, Fla. Aug. 24 (A.N.P.) Mrs. Blanche Brookings was taken from a Fullman on 16th No. 51 at the 10th National Park at Paltown, Florida. Bundys, after an all-time����, increased to 150 all night, brought before County Judge J. C. Caliboun on Monday morning. The process of the work with the alternation of six months of impositionment for riding in a Pullman In violation of Florida's Jim-crow low, the one-hour, two-hour, 100-hour amount to 151.17 and was paid. Mrs. Brookings purchased Pullman Park to the Orland, Fla. At Jacksonville, the conductor requested, in the 10th of June, the Orland Park will be more than 100 hours before the fall. Mrs. Brookings was at the power站 to the Paltown authorities from The Lawn Spring, at the Paltown Park, where the motor-locker was in the train. After assessing the fine of the judge in alleged law case, the� said: That has been found to be a "crack of law," it is thought it would be more. It is thought it would be more. It is thought it would be more. It is thought it would be more. RS ENTERPRISES Colored Singers Entertains Recalled for five increases which include a period of over-an hour the 10th Long-generation were held spell-free for the 10th year of 1940. The 10th Long-generation were held spell-free for the 10th year of 1940. The 10th Long-generation members of the Swaned Publications are in the process of being re-called. New Evidence on Case Within 16 hours after the delivery of the 10th Long-generation person Ryan of Los Angeles following a three day investigation published in the 10th of June, Mrs. McPherson of having one day in the 10th of June, was found to be a "crack of law," it is thought to be a single-point error. May with Kenneth Ormiston at Carwell-By-the-Sea, and claims he was not in the process of being re-called. It is said that the 10th of the former Temple radio op Krangeljat as the woman companion of the former Temple radio or telexip. Librarian University of Texas Austin, Tex. Distinctive in Service Always Progressive NUMBER 25 OPERA NG DENISON ur. To Cudon, the Gate City was given a mighty of the New York City, and an other introduced by Prof. Robert Winn, local Negro educator and fraternal- at. as the Mayor of all the attic- sions of the New York City. The of the Colored Jews, the Mayor de- cared that education and organization have two twin maidens and indi- pitions were the most�irous and of any race people or native The address of welcome by the Major was, responded to by Fru. "Wanton and" The Colored Booker T. Washington High School of Patties and Deputy Grand-M er of the Qyder, succeeding by of- ner of the New York City, the Mr. in part White, Paletina, The Dalks educat- or urged his people to so conduct and deport themselves that they were a great benefit and amuse- ment of the other people who had Southern white neighbors, and studied Denison for the amicable re- lations existing between the two times. The first time the two that Christianity is the only na- mer of our country human life and envIRONMENT. He also raised the history of the New York City which the rights of the people of the high- n in the dark days of stavery. In America, and contended that the or- tion was more concerned in the de- sion of the development of the worlds by up to the first treasury, In his letter to the N. A. A. P., P. O. of the United States, Russell (Continued on page 8) NATION ARTICLE, CONTRIBUTED BY OFFICER STIRS GEORGIANS Americans, fin. Aum. R. (A. N. P.) Action has been started in this city where the general office of the Twenty-fourth United States Infantry, because of an article contributed by the captain of the Army, and purporting to be the fact in the case of a white night watchman who sent a neuro-attacker. Twenty-fourth and was acquitted. Pobly's articles was a赞誉 in different of the general customs and local practices of the United States. The trial was characterized as being fully unfair and the community of the众. He secured was described as backward. Soonafter the publican of the article, the National Association for the Protection of the People, through its assistant secretary, Walter P. White, telegraphed President, and presented an in-essence-fourth, branding an Inca. Twenty-fourth, he added, as follows: exiliated state. It is, understood that, the president referred the response to the Inca. An-essence has come in upon this city as a question of the Inca. He spoken of the Indianization, while in this city is Lovelace's new edition. He said the Inca. Ilyc and the American chamber of the众. They demand, and have been he, who wrote, and has not an entirely which, of courses, at out, entirely orgia! curb the our chamber of the col from the arms. Under this term, the specifications which they have submitted to the commanding officer at Port Denning, where the Twenties Fourth is stationed: 1. Proliferate of civil authority. 2. Writing and causing to be published a disreputable and contemptuous article in regard to a sovereign state. 3. Mischievous political activity. Much of the matter against Col. Col. Burson-Sunny, edited by the fearless Jillian Harris who had the courage to reproduce the Nation's article, Harris's name contains a letter from Mr. Holly Port's white-browed, of this city, sitting cases in the same court before which the slaves of the soldier was tried. In which he claims the News not justice. The concept of enliven among N. Grogs here is that Col. Col. was right and they are immeasured at the misrepresentations against them made by Lovelace. Eve in letters he has published. Eve, contends that local Narrators complained against the soldiers. This is denied. CONTINUED ON PAGE 8 --- (Continued: on page 8) PRICE FIVE CENTS NUMBER 25 *DENTON, TORRIS, Aug-6 Floods kill 100 people and auditorium of Hopewell High School in W. K. Bilhair of the city extend official welcome to last Monday night amid floods, with attendance upon the 6th, annual Friendship and history of the Myrtle Beach community. Welcome address upon behalf of the local tenants was delivered by Mrs. A. J. Miller, Mrs. J. M. C. Amos of Dallas responded with an able address, citing the part women are playing in the onward march of American civilization. J. C. Beatt extended welcome for the local lodges in Rensun. Liltye Willie Mass Pierce presents at the travel to Grand Master W. W. Bedene, who made the announcements for the week's program here and realised the white and Colored citizens for the cordial welcome extended the order. One of the bright spots on this otherwise brilliant public program was the excellent music rendered by the senior choral of Homewall Baptist Church, under direction of Prof. Wims. Special Trade Trials Delegates The majority of the delegates and a special team via the 'Southern from Marshall and Houston aboard from Marshall and Houston aboard international missions are furnishing music at All Many of the Incoming Natives of Knox, including Prof. C. K. Me- tzer, Prof. L. H. Hoodson, Married Grou- d, Prof. L. H. Hoodson, Married Grou- d, Translational, Translational, Pre- nexional, New Orleans, New Orleans, New Orleans, William, Anderson, Anderson, Dallas: Express: P. R. Lewis, San Antonio: Dr. G. K. Connor, Waco: Prof. J. P. Grigahy, Houston: Prof. W. P. Medsoe, Jr., Ft. Worth: C. F. Richardson, Editor: Houston: Informer: H. H. Lothridge, Houston: Prof. E. W. Lehridge, Victor: Rev. J. G. Gathings, Gallis: Prof. A. W. Jackson, Rosenberg: Prof. T. H. Hawley, and many others were present throughout the session. Grand Master Medaene Speaks Employing as his theme, "Race Fundamentals," Rev. W. P. Mednoe, Sr., Marshall, Texas, Grand Master of the Order, delivered a very masterful and logical address Tuesday night to a crowded house. The speaker counselled his race to give upright and honest lives and to no deport, themselves as to always reflect credit upon their race. He urged proper respect for womenhood, adding that any race which will not respect laws and house its woman, I doomed already. Using Moses, the Hebrew, is doomed already. Using Music, the Hebrew invader and leader as - on an essay. The great Bible parental objected to endure the hardship of his own possession. Forced them in Boston and Texas. He also paid the denison Herald a high compliment for the liberal attitude of its management, in giving a subtlety to the worthful things of his race; stating, that "most daily newspapers only care" for printing the bad deeds of the Colored race. Officers Make Reports The annual reports of grand lodge and grand temple officers were submitted Tuesday afternoon and showed that the Texas order is in fine shape, franquially, numerically and spiritually. The report of Prof. C. H. McGruder, of Houston, grand secretary, revealed that the assets and resources of the order at $413,327.89, including two brick buildings one black from the city hall in Houston, Texas, conservatively estimated as being worth $240,000. The Texas order has cut standing mortgage loans on Colored SOCIETY and Club U. R. Ripton, Treasurer, Mrs. M King, secretary, New泾镇行政书记, and Mrs. J. Cola, assistant secretary, Mrs. J. King, musical director, Mrs. M Underwood are instructor. The meeting will be August 1, 1926 at the Club, Center with Mrs. J. H. Waller, president and Mrs. M. Underwood are instructor. Wesleyet Place, Mary, Wise, Clubman with Mrs. Fatturn on McDermitt Bt. The club was entertained. Twelve members unswerving roll call We also had 1 new members to join in this meeting. We are in the first place at Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Brown. The business served a delicious ice course. Mrs. J. A. Mitchell, president. The Notre Dame, Mrs. V. D. Club, with Mrs. W. D. Wood, Miss Cochran Street, the协理长 opened meeting on time the roll was called and members responded with quotations and paying of attention. Our president was in the meeting talk on "Our duty to the Club. We also had a pleasant visitor. Miss Young of McKinney, Texas who gave several photo messages. We were told to find the house. We are a part of our club. All men become a part of our club. Our president is planning a great success for the club in the near future. We are a host of the members of the club. Mrs. James, Next meeting with Mrs. James 2245 Coagga Lane, The Goldenberg Whitte and Scaled Wilson were the candidates for the residence of Mrs. J. B. Watte and Mrs. J. B. Watte was handed. There were a women in the room. J. B. Watte Jimha Mrs. Todd, and Mrs. Wright meeting will be Mrs. J. B. Watte. All members are expected to be all members are expected to be U B F ```markdown ``` W. F. BLEDSOE, GRAND MASTER The Red Rose Athlete and Red Inc Club—Met at 11:07 Hall Street with Mrs. Mr. Williams New members are Miss X Whinperone M Murphy and Mr. R. Harrison. Visitor Mr. R. Anderson. A. delicious three course menu was served and what was played. Miss P. Henry and Mr. C. Pryor held the entire bunch down and won every game that was played. A moonlight piece will be given July 15th. The public is invited. For information call vice president Miss A. Golden U. 1116. Next meeting will be with Miss Henry 1112 Convent Street. The First to Organize, The Best to Join, The First to Issue a $1000.00 Policy, Diamond Charity Club — Met Thursday July 22, 1926 at 1:00 o'clock at the Club Center, with Mr. J. A. Waller president presiding. The meeting was indeed interesting. Members, present ten. Our president gave an interesting talk on the activities of the Federation of Colored Women's Club in which, she is president. Many interesting plans were discussed for the betterment of the club. Election of officers in which all officers were retained. The officers are Mrs. J. J. Waller president, Mrs. M. Abner, vice president, Mrs. **CLUB CENTER** Rosa Lee Kensaid Master Net Bill III TWO OF DALLAN SOCIETY He the Negro "Hir-Seir" of America was the ring he wore. The ring he wore came from DOME DECANTATE THE DALLAS, EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1925 IN wales were en- couragers and 13 11 1913 Titus pioneer able to hold for AUTOM Se they were they were they were they were Brings. Motor Mrs. Bruleh Mrs. Dan An- son and Mrs. Bruleh Mrs. Dan An- son and Mrs. Bruleh Mrs. Dan An- son and Mrs. Bruleh The bunch which was a ed into was DALLA See off 1901 16 1007 Willys Knight District AGED LOVER KILLS WOMAN. SELP. Aberville, N. C., July St.—(A. M. P.) His proffer of marriage selects MONEY T Honest, Aggressive or People on Furniture, at THAT ARE MR. W. 2011 Elm The First The Leadl Dedicated I. and S. ALKS THEN DO THIS: MONEY TO LOANED To Progressive or Home Buying Furniture or Anything of at Rates WHAT ARE REASONABLE? MR. WATSON The First to Buy Property The Leading Promotee Dedicated to the Uplift S. M. HEN Honest, Aggressive or Home Buying Colored People on Furniture or Anything of Value at Rates The First to Buy Property, The Leading Promoter of Negro Enterprise; Dedicated to the Upbuilding of the Race. $73,791.77 $435,397.99 ACTION NOW NOW ON ed after 15 years of wooling, Isaiah Coleman, near sixty years old, entered the room of Mrs. Jennie Cummings, his sweetheart. Sunday morning and while she slept with her six-year-old son, shot her through the lungs, then killed himself. He had asked her twice to marry him on the day he killed her. OF TEXAS WHOLESAILERS AND JOBEERS WALL PAPER, PAINTS AND SUPPLIES FOR AUTOMOBILES See Briggs-Brown Motor Co., New and Used Cars Willys Knight & Overland Distributors Mack Sinns, Colored Representative Res. E-0784 Office X 7231 Ervay and Cadiz D LOANED To: Home Buying Colored for Anything of Value Rates REASONABLE: WATSON Y-2526 To Buy Property, Bring Promoter of Negro to the Upbuilding of ON A. A. MHR. D. SAMPSON Orderer, Manager called Add 186 to Order for Papers T. H. SAMPSON, Manager 2026 Bryant H. 2051 Dallas, Texas Join Now VOLENT PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION (Inc.) The age of 12 to 48 years that bites the 19, new age and first friend of the 19, new this great organization. Ethan, Oak Grove, Village Mill, Dayton, Ander- der, Community Glimmer, Gatersee, Cameron Rite, Kingman, Alarmus, Deweyville, Overton, Farmers- ville, Temple, Temple, Temple, and community in the State of Texas. WILLIE VOLENT PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION Street, Dallas, Texas-Phone 1-1256 Chelsea M. H. ANDERSON, Grand Body EXCELSIOR MUTUAL BENEFIB ASSOCIATION Dallas, Texas JOIN DIAMOND BENEVOLENT (1) Every season from the age of cooperation, and the future and we should remember of the great INDIANA WAYSTUD. Not the Quinlaned League, Worthing, Oak County, Rockland Community Dale, Avonville, Edison, Mack Winner, Abilene, Cusney, Van Al Soy, Vaughan, Temple, Temple all, Vaughan and every Dale and all Hall Information Writer. DIAMOND BENEVOLENT 2202 Hall Street, Dale H. W. WHITE, Comptroller Every person from the age of 12 to 68 years that believes in race cooperation, and the future and age of yourself and love them, will be invited to participate. DEPTIES WANTED—For the following towns and communities: Quinidad, Toague, Wortham, Oak Grove, Village Mill, Dayton, Anderson, Hubbard, Powell, Nacugdoches, Pittsburg, Sulphur Springs, Famer Community, Rockmound Community, Gilmer, Gateville, Cameron, Rice, Fees May, Navasota, LaGrange, Mexico, Chapel Hill, Tyler, Aquilla, Hoxe, Womer, Abillie, Curney, Van Alatyn, Daweyville, Overton, Farmville, San Angelo, Seguine, Temple, Ranger, Port Worth, Martin, Creekville, Haleatine and every town and community in the State of Texas. For Full Information Write— EXCELSIOR MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION We pay death taxes in its honor by pay special interest will at some time thirty Tennants. 3440 N. 50th east side. H. Strickland, Pren. S. Cofield, Secy. --- --- Guarantee you *wear half on* hail species, a A1A *wear* trial for $1,450 cash must accompany all orders from agent. Agents orders from Many people need money with their deaths in the family. Sometimes they want to carry the boat out of town or they may want to send for a relationship. If you think you need this kind of VICE take insurance with the News of Your Home Town DALLAS THE METROPOLIS OF THE SOUTHWEST staking and just what you are talking along with you, say and saying things you say and say which is not her way. And I think you are taking the matter. And Miss Eyes is taking the matter in the same way and intends to split the beans in a very short while if you don't stop. Mrs. Stata Street, Married Flapper, Having made your mistake you must say the error, I think you can make it, Miss Eyes will say you can make it higher or lower by the way I see it. It's being running, the way I'm running your mind to dwell continually on what you might have been, and picturing yourself to that Prince who would have a perfect loyear and small body quality that your husband does not possess. (You know all these things) Mrs. Stata Street, um what you are talking along with you, say you had better be thankful to have a comfortable home and a good life. I'm going to support you. Instead of being one of those forborn women, I'm going to support you. I'm going to support you and who are never certain of having objets over their heads. Mrs. Mo and Tu Miss Eyes will arrive. You to read the eleventh Commandments on this Mind Yourself, the first step I've been to, Firstly, the first, sting, at least, the second world. Manager Red Rose Club-Met at $410 Thomas Ave. Thursday night. Meeting was opened with president Mrs. Effie Candy, in chair Roll A Alluring Fragrance! 5 INDEPENDENT SOCIAL CLUB — a program of beach sand song by Mr. Thursday evening, July 15. In lieu of a guest, Alma Grace was host; he was bestowed the title of "Best Sand Song." W. Williams and his host were very happy. Jennie L. Thompson — who was in the company — was the companion. Jimmy Hunt was with a host. Grisle, Midge Willie Ford Hardy, Joseph was served. Next meeting came in tennis costume, greatly enhanced by Mr. Alma Grace. M. A. Hamilton, Reporter. yourself, first, and look after your affairs? Mina Eyes was out right, seeing on a certain Ave, and in Miss Eyes' surprise not exactly surprised, but "his "Ouy" to be no goodie good thing. But she was a good thing, she said, "I like that. Miss Eyes stopped a few minutes, and there came his real and trying to be one of Dallas. Miss Eyes's was a young man, and Miss Eyes's was like to be his father, and when they dotted in that place, No he didn't talk her to these certifying. Then when he was popping off, that was all. He don't know if he'd better, since Miss Eyes's was a young man, called Society's young lady, make that mean creep. Miss Eyes to sure you will be good now. Miss Eyes was very old to see it. Sunday evening, for such a short day, and the future, she got her. And he finds to much time, with his cute U.T. II. and gets so much pleasure being with you. Miss Little Town, as a name, has more in the future than you have in the past. Miss Eyes sees the widow on Thomas Ava, has her car again. Now for lots of talk? Miss Eyes will be the best of you. We all are certainly nice to you. And he is certainly nice to you. Mina Eyes will say the young mother does not prive the young mindness. She thinks about and see only that which is good. To you Ma'rom, it would save you who is pining away with a green and yellow melancholy hairies of tears if you could realize that your spirit grief is a purer inglory one and that it is rooted in the curious impulse we all have to exit the past at the expense of the present. Ming-Eyes for certainly in sympathy with you and hope you will come to some conclusion one way or the other. Mr. Pullman Porter, Miss Eyes thinks she has let you sleep long away. Then your head� setting the chairour nig your back it is just too ridiculous for her to take the little son on parties. If she does have enough respect for you while you pro out on the road trying to make A living and most certain should have enough respect for her little son as to leave him some other place while she go and meet her chauffeur. Or business. The club has planned a swift winter flight from New York to Boston, planned at the house on Mrs. M. Thunnan, 11 State St. Reporter Mrs. W. A. Key and Misa M. Bunny will sit in Saturday to attend the 2014 Women's Basketball Championship at Hippo Men. Mar. B. C. Hinkle will visit for Chicago to visit her son and Mrs. E. Newberry of Medina in the Mrs. A. C. Gerrison white-and- gray dress, and Ms. K. McCoy in the black dress. M. Lowe's fall and winter appointed his right arm, but M. Lowe's left and upper MR. Rosi-Lee Johnson of Waltham, Oxford and Little Mud Tulip in what Mary Woolley called "the most beautiful Brown." Mary Woolley, James and guar- bonded to Houdon in aired the Odd Fallow's Grand Ledge. FORT WORTH NEWS About 148 marrons divided the Young Marrons and Maid Marrons swimming party at Dixon Park, Mary Woolley, who was married to Mary Woolley until 1963. The Mary Woolley married until 1963. Seated around a rugs bon fire seated around a rugs bon fire the end of long sticks. Hot coffee wet the end of long sticks. After dressing the club members and their guests assembled in the club, the guests departed for Rome the guests departed for Rome Roma and Italy. Maid Mar- rons and maids. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1920 SOCIAL & PERSONAL Mrs. Burt, L. Sims, Sioux, Texas Mr. T. Smith, 3300 Holla Street, taxes at city has returned home from Missouri Mrs. Lillie B. Neddy - Brooklyn, engage in the city on business. Adams and Mrs. J. W. Watson, Adams and Mrs. J. W. Watson, engage in the city on business. Texas Mrs. Lyon Lott, 2007 State Street Mrs. Lyon Lott, 2007 State Street Trade where she will spend sleep visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Dragon Max Bond, formerly California is in the city of Ventura Mrs. Carroll Street and was an administrator of the city of Los Angeles Mrs. Malcolm of Los Angeles Miss N. Stevenon is visiting in Houston Mrs. J. B. Purge, 1511 Marlboro Court entered from Oklahoma City, the site she undertook. Mrs. W. H. Johnson, attending cultural events in Houston San Antonio Undertaker Visits the Dallas Express Mr. JF. L. Levine, well known in America, was the author of the narrative of the life of the sixteenth century annotator that is an annotator to Wart Worth, the author of the book "The Bostonian." (U.S. 10) The portion of the story concerning the recent Royal family in the Express of last week contained a statement to the effect that Satan this season should have been the person the statement should have been at this time. The 1919 was paid, beheld. MISS A. EDYTHE LEE'S 3rd ANNUAL BATHING GIRL'S REVUE AND PAGEANT OF PULCHRITUDE A SUCCESS MISS A. EDYTHE LEE'S 3rd ANNUAL BATHING GIRL'S REVUE AND PAGEANT OF PULCHRITUDE A SUCCESS Juniper - Thomas Prett, Master Shiloh - Terry Hallowell, B雇 Law and Tullah Halley - H Jowley Law and Tullah Halley - H Jowley Johnson - Hittie Preston B. Moor Juniper - Fred W. Hutchison Juniper - Fred W. Hutchison Mr. W. Hutchison - Mr. W. Hutchison Lavender - Mr. L. Quietan - Mr. L. Quietan Lavender - Mr. L. Quietan Lavender - Mr. L. Quietan Mr. G. Smith, 2530 Holli Street, near Harrington, Mass. from Missouri. He has been the principal place of visit. He will be pleased by Mrs. J. Ware and Mrs. O. Fountain and Mrs. Brown. Mr. O. Fountain and Mrs. Brown will be visiting 1915 museum of art, Sunday, June 15, 2015 at 10:30 a.m. for lunch. Mr. J. Manual was host at G. Lickle Wednesday, Tuesday night their meeting at home. The meeting will be held at the Anfle cream court was served by M. Florence Watson, 2530 Toller Street, 2033 Rose St, are yawning Dr. Wake. Tyr. J. H. Gossard of Dandenong, Burke, to be the Lawyer of the Cripps Tuesday night at Mcceddoa Indoor Lawn, 2033 Rose St, are yawning Dr. Wake. I. M. McIlhennan at Phoenix, 2530 Islington parents 2000 Places. Mrs. A. W. West teacher in gibberish summer week in Chicago, whiting summer week in Chicago, whiting summer week in Chicago, Andrew Benjamin BIRTHS AND DEATHS Willie A. Drake, 1607 Thomas, a Willie Jackson, 1438 Spring, a Pearl Borton, 1536 Compton, a H. C. Bond, 1524 Dunker, a boy D. Smith, 1524 Oak Lane, a boy Cordula H. Hill, South Pacific, Silk Map, Wright, 1629 Templed Pace Reed, 2112 Worthington, Clark Thurston, unknown Anker Laura Walker, 2027 Gaston, Jean Phillips, 2141 Thompson, Jean Pearl Mincer, 2091 San Ja- mera Hinderova, 2091 San Ja- Mary Straut, 4912 Keating. Mittie Gannon, Parkland Hospital. Iola Hurd, 1208 Inerton Circle. U. D. Pruse, 1913. Tramont. BE SURE TO HAVE ME READ TO ALL REV. W. C. LARNES B. Th Moderator for 36 Years 224 Mall St., New York Texas He held the minister's and arch- counsel the workers of the Shoe Joint Missionary Society to be held with True Yine Baptist Church. August 9-16, Rev. W. M. Dixon, pastor, our motion for the Church organization be sent to Godd's Messenger. Monday, August 9th, 5:30 p.m. to Aug. 11th, Sunday School and 11 W. C. DARNER, Moderator B. M. MICHAEL, President B. W. WIGATER, Secretary, Nation B. Rush assistant secretary B. D. FINKLEIN, President Institute conductor, Board Member M. TUION, G. ICEVON, G. QAVELK, President B. DADD, president of Bureau A. E. BILL, executive Director Women's Conference New York president District Views Tuition president District Views Tuition B. K. T. C. P. B. and the Corizcana-Dallas Interpretation Ballet This Charming Actress Says "Hi-Ja Grows Soft Silky Hair" Mrs. S. H. Dudley, petite star of the Ebony Follies, whose "winking tears have taldigludely audiences all over America, is famous for her beautiful, soft, straight, silky hair, which also has a beautiful blonde shine." "Hi-Ja help me wonderly in keeping my hair in perfect condition," says Mr. Dudley, "I regard both Hi-Ja Quinnie Hair Dressing and Hi-Ja Beauty Soup as absolutely necessary to any woman," who wishes her hair to be ever pretty and glamorous. "Hi-Ja Beauty Soup is the half of our team, also finds Hi-Ja Hair Dressure gudle- MENDIAMES E. J. CHAWFORD, B. L. HOWELL AND JHN. HATTLE GRISTHETT TARK TOURIST THIRD A. WYLLER, K. J. Crawford. The wives of ritr. K. J. Crawford. a prominent business man Dr. H. J. Howell's physician and surgeon in Dallas with the most great success in the new woman of Dallas. Look, an 20-year-old 175 on the "Tunel" Wednesday, July 27, the 7th They. The first in Chicago's other friends, after which they will make steps at the following cities, visiting relatives and friends, also. Merritt, Michael and Poulter, the son of Michael Rome, Park, Seattle, Washington, Van Couver, California, as a strolls to the city. Pall, Theodore, Calif., Russia City, Denver, Colo., cheyenne, Ohio, in return to Dallas, September 28, 1911. He is the only family of the same family. It is one of the most well-known and the wonderful experience that will give rise for such attention and� the world's best and most beautiful life. It is the most open challenge that one, then, now, is able, as well as our men, to travel as well as the great races and five-time women. The most beautiful race of the world's most beautiful summer tour. HOTSTON EDITOR AND WEB-VE VISIT DALLAS Father C. J. Richardson of The Houston informer, accompanied by his wife spent a part of Saturday in Dallas as the guest of the Hotel in the City. He was on route home after a visit to the Grand Lodge of 17 N. P. and 8 M. T. which was held in Every married, women should be taught how to embrace their harrowse, a graduate This lesson, Drylurveth harrowse forty-years ago, taught them how to help them to their hair and in his book have been denied the blessing of being drawn inherently, in early 1970s. He taught them how to handle and so informing so common, he taught them the blessing of becoming a mother be granted by the blessing of being married. Drylurveth taught every married woman, as if you will send your name and as if you will send your name and your place, plain wrapper — PLEASE. Every woman loves it to herbal and family care and to be the guide to show you how today for your copy — life and places on under my cell phone. H. C. BOVEN 239 Manhattan, Ridge, Kansas City, Missouri This Charming "Hi-Ja Grows S Mrs. S. H. Dudley, petite s winking toes have delighted a mous for her beautiful, soft, wears in a charming boyish bo "Hi-Ja helps me wonderful condition," says Mr. Dudley, Hale Dreading, and Hi-Ja Bea sary to any woman" who wihe always admired. Mr. Dudley, half of our team, also finds Hi- wable. Big Free Prizes to New Agents Right now the HI-JA Chemical Company is adding to its staff of representatives and it offers some big pay special inquiries to men and women who will make big profits in easy, spare time work. Write today to your HR manager, who your business' OPPORTUNITY. 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Dallas, Texas it's 'made' There can be no doubt but that failure to allow the general public to know all of the facts pertaining to the primary and the challenging of the votes for as great education along past as for greater education along present more erroneous efforts in those directions than in any other direction in which we now find our solves in this state, the lack of subterfuge were employed and the cases of both of these candidates were thrashed out in court where they the decision. In the case of EditorRichardson, it is alleged that to civic and social agencies the church was the apparent victim of the church in the matter of social and civic welfare, the absence of vital concern to the race, all indicative that in the future, the church will be in this way, more than 1500 Negro voters were disframed. In other cases, the votes were challenged and up to date, no votes, according to report, have been counted for him. If is understood that this election will be contested victorious. Heretofore it has been generalisable that the state has been a result of the institution responsible for the progress of the race in this regard, and because of lead-up, and the result of the�ing of the race all the material activities, it has been to be looked upon as the only agency through which the race is made. But the experience of the race within the past few years has given rise to many quarters. The recent development of the race has been the most�nful to render it no longer able to make the contribution in this direction that it comes did. It is falling signally to the extent of the way which are to be easily seen and it is to be therefore necessary that it is the plan of the leaders of the Creager faction to render them off and for the second half. The Republican Party has always been the "pleace do the institution responsible for the resistance" of the Negro. It has been his choice for all of the years for he has always looked upon it, until recent years as the "party of Lincoln and Grant" and, like the king, "it could do no wrong." But that time has changed. It has done wrong. It is still doing wrong. And the end of the race is not just the result of the fall of the Union. In the event of the retreat of the new African清新ment of the race within the past few years the Republican Party has always been the most�nful to render it no longer able to make the contribution of the leaders of that party to render it no greater than the "party of the American Primary as it is legally possible, we overlook the extra legal incidents they are yet to be determined as things to be "gotten away with. And The Express has it on reliable authority that it is the plan of the leaders of the Creager faction to render them off and for the second half. It is the plan of the "all the earth" will have so effectively have come the new of "all the earth" Praemal and social organizations seem to offer the must-see and the most important of these functions and in fact, they should: more than any other organizations in the race, urge the voters to participate in the political participation and social efficiency. It is understood that in certain cases in other states, the voters have never "locked our seats until all of the horses were gone" and there is no reason to feel that the case will be different now. But The Express sounds this note of warning and urge the more than passing attention be paid to poll tax regulations by all of the states in which it are to be seen in this first Texas G. O. There is a remedy for all of our balloting. While the Democratic Primary not, excepted, but that remedy lies only in our interest in our own well-being to the extent that we earnestly seek redress for all of our grievances through the process of law. And such-moderate and disbelief-based good would be now at the top of the state. It would be decided to the securing of the right of Nogrows to cast a free and untrammelled ballot-whebs in Democratic primaries or any others. We must begin to fight for our back-are almost now against the wall. Our privilege of voting has almost become a thing of the past. We stand in the power of the people of the people of the country. The case of Editor Richardson is the case of every Negro in Texas. The security of the vote cast in the primary indicate that the Negroes, always the greatest sources of votes for the party, were not sought nor wanted the subject when the basketball-to-�sueback, and they appeared to be applied to the field of the party. The people of the state of the desire of the lezferos of Texas that it become a purely "white man's party," a political man's strange bed fellows. The fact-that we are not sought and that our votes are not directly urged in a given direction should not argue, as it has done in the past, that we should not cast them. To vote for the state might well be done in the form of the party. It is only a method of participation in his government. Without all the becomes nothing more than a serf. He is no longer an entity. Let Texas all realize that nothing worse could happen to them than that their ballots be taken from them by the process which now seems imminent. Let us all begin now to fight for our known rights. The case of Editor Richardson is the case of every歇业，of the state to the establishment of a well-organized PUBLISHED BY THE BOSTON POST FIRST SERVICE MEMBER NATIONAL NEWS PRESS ASSOCIATION. Published every Saturday Morning in the Year at 2:00p Swiss Avenue. Entered at Post Office at Dallas, Texas, as second-class matter, under Act of Congress, March 1870. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (Incorporated) DALLAS, TEXAS The Dallas Express Subscriptions in Advance I Year $2.25 6 Months $1.20 8 Months $7.75 Single Copy $0.05 THE DALIAS EXPRESS has never heleted the white, thicker, neither has it been diagnosed by the yellow streak. It is not afflicted with the tunnel mouth. It is a plight, every day,人民出版社's newspaper, which strives to call to catch the passing brewer's files no doubtful sting; it professes a patriotism as broad as our country. Its love of even handed justice covers all the territory occupied by the human race. This is pretty high ground, but we live on it and are prospering. Now of the press comes up and stand with us. This ground is holy. A SUGGESTION TO THE FRACTIONAL AND SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS OF TEXAS There can be no doubt but that the needs of the raca in Texas as far as greater education along political and civic lines demand more arsenic efforts in those areas. The unfortunate political condition in which we now find our The following clipping comes from an Oklahoma newspaper and it is an announcement of a meeting of the East Side Civic League of Oklahoma City. It is interesting for the reason that it is evidence of the rather quiet way in which the city is apprehended for the apprehension of Colored people are doing their work. Business of next Tuesday's meeting will be confined large, to jubilation over the decision of the city board of adjustment Tuesday in ruling that Negro undertaking parors being operated at 600 East Fifth street, and at 515 North Fifth street into the business zone in the Negro section by October 1. The two business firms moved out of the business zone from locations on East Second street more than a year ago. Members of the league in each block where Negro residents are said to be encronaching on white residence property, will reddouble their efforts to the end that there will not be any arrests or restricted property, extending as far as the fargrounds. Work Done Quietly Most of the work of obtaining signatures to the contract is being conducted quietly, following the conservative policy outlined when the league first was organized. It is to be remembered that in Dallas there are twelve of such "leagues" which are working constantly for the removal of Negroes from those desirable residential locations in the city. They are working up of any new and desirable territory for them. They are meeting each week and along with all of their "civic imp-mentment" they are planning the continuation of their plan of procedure. But Negroes still too crowded into evil and unhealthy places, quartered in undesirable places are "fiddling" while their time for organization for their own protection passes. Negroes are not needed attention for all of the time that they are idle. Civic leagues can do much good both as institutions for the teaching of more efficient civic life and as a means of combatting residential prejudice in an organized way. if organization serves others well, it certainly would serve us also. A POLITICAL FORECAST BASED ON THE RECENT PRIMARY So much has been said about the recent Republican Primary in Texas that it seems almost like the rehashing of an old dish to find anything more of interest in it. It is a well known fact that the division of the G. O. P. forces in the state into opposing camps, one for Wurzbach, only Texas Republican Congressman, and the "regular" or Creager faction which now controls the patronage of the state, resulted in a bitter contest in which all sorts of political tricks were resorted to by the Creager faction including interests in publishing the polling places, the omission of DERED program for the breaking down of all of the prejudicial machinery which threatens completely to disfranchise the race in this state. A Norfolk judge has, for the second time declared the segregation ordinance of the city invalid. And, for the present efforts of those who would confine the Negro to Ghttons have been frustrated. But that frustration is only temporary. Other efforts will be made and finally, if there is no organized counter effort on the part of Negro themselves, an ordinance will be framed with the dangerous price of safety. No greater thing has ever been proposed than the "Million Dollar Defense Fund" which The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People will begin at once to raise for prosecution all of the cases in which members of the face have been discriminated against. Its creation will give every member of the group an opportunity to indict the offender. He will be judged, he will be libertied and the force to which he is entitled under the Constitution of these United States. DIDALE And his head WALTEE PAIR He will be given a free Peep (will) prepare him ORCHEST WHEN DO WE "It is the right the upheepy we remain these people to be Easy. Here we need nothing on us. Work is just a hustle Proof. It may be that We are." THE Take Your Paper. Girl, if you give your girl, out and walk of her girl, out and walk of her superior business, for Radio Topics ```markdown ``` IN New York newspapers, we have just read the following headline: ENDING THING TO CONVERT NEGROUS TO COMMUNISM And under that headline was the follow RADIO AND RADIO LOTTERIES PASSING! By R. M. SHEERILL (Radio Engineer) Written by Bert Benson, cameragrapher opportunism felt among the owners of the radio industry, it became the intention of the radio industry to use the scheme. It was feared that this government regulation andensor- gement regulation andensor- The more optimistic broadcasters had predicted however, that the criticisms of the general radio public would be more effective in ensuring the lottery evil and would be a much more acceptable method. This prediction has been justified in a number of instances, particularly by the radio public in the vicinity of Chicago. The unsuccessful efforts of a popular broadcaster in that city to give away some $15,000 worth of prizes as an advertising stunt, have proved that some radio audiences at least have recovered from "the something for nothing" fever. In this particular instance, there was such a poor response from the fans that never even all of the prizes were distributed. Statutes in other countries are responding to the experience of responses from the United States ever, and the general reflection of the world history is still a thing to be remembered. HOW TO TOUR MUSIC MEMORY **Maton, WDAP.** of the *X-Men* unexpected in a recent program unexposed in a recent program of those who would be full of shame who would be full of shame. The standard answers were the answerer introduced the questioner introduced the questioner to砍 down the Gue, composer and might still their examination WDAP. who would graduate from WDAP. who would graduate from WDAP. who would graduate from WDAP. The English world undoubtedly trip to blame this en on the poor quality of American broadcasting Radio Orchestra Leader Béya Wheble Paw Trouble Co. Patterson Kirk, of the Wheble hire pollen force is now directing the pollen force to the unim- portable musical tone. The beau- Chuckle Column HUBBYS MENU IN at the MARK Radio expert news: "Women perform Jane Music to histories to Cockery Lamps" Many a husband gets his meals All凌晨 up at 2 p.m. Discus. His son's life is Ifogl clarion notes that sweeten the sounds of traffic at the end of the avenue, Pittsburg, proceed from a white presented to the cornerman by Vader Mudek, head of the Little Symphony Orchestra, and musical director at KDKA Kelly's corner is quite near conductor Mudek's studio—far too near it was—when Kelly had the old whistle. The tenes that reached the Mudek studio were so internal that the conductor found it impossible to concentrate on the centerpiece of Debussy and Harb Stafess became serious. He studied went out and had a talk with Kelly. The result was a new while he was the first, money could buy for Kelly. Later reports have it that the idea is rapidly spreading and the conqueror Mudek has had numerous. Inquiries since he donated the now famous whistle RADIO QUESTIONS & ANSWER (Mr. Rertill will be said to help you solve your radio problems. Write him as care of Mr. Pat A. I want to know. What is wrong with a 5-volt storage A battery when one of calls out down much faster than the short. Ans: This usually an indicates the same sequence. Between short-circuit, the circuit is that cell are deterring and causing an internal short-circuit. Q. A. M. A. says: "I am building a 4-tube Brownner Drake set using UV1900 as a supply for the power to bring a 1/2-voltage. And it takes care of the 2-voltage for the 1/2-voltage of the UV190 that tube should beьиг поглобку, and place an in-source count of its lower internal capacity. Q. A. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. 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Take Your Papachute With New Cloth Girls if you've got a date with the man you want, get out and walk if he gathers out and walks if he gathers fresh clothes in the cloud baskers are rarely spotted. The cloud baskers are rarely roof skirts! MOM WEEK IN LOVE 10-11 HER Girls down east turned down a fortune of $174,200. Who—how old fashioned! The meanest man we could think of was a girl. We know she's his girl-boy, and then she charges if she's not in love! "PAMOLE LAST LINES" marjorie david (C) 1929, D. Benton- Akerman Corporation, University Meandering with Marjorie NOT very long ago I was a guest at a most amusing party. It was a large affair of being in the house and not being in the house. It was not been, that's the hunter. It was not been, that's the house. During the first part of the evening there was an old song con-est—which—provided sales of lighted goods—for the end of the years were passed and the guests were asked to write. In order, the names of the songs, snatches of which were played on the plane. The price was about $100. The number of "college songs" which were so popular some years back there was danced—the Virginia reed and the rye waltz. Somebody performed a cake walk and one of the other was some couple did. The lancers. When so-called out for dinier we found no place cards. Instead there were tiny solutions picture of the table. The number of the non-contingent an old picture of one of the guests. It was almost impossible to identify some of them—even a baby picture appeared in the collection of the book. All the people who were all the good of course were, and the food were regressed merely. The food of course was up-date as it could be—and conversation didn't lag for an instant. The table was so simple. A number of flowers set between two candles, but most effective. This party is unfavorable because of the unique and can be used only a number of people. Why don't you have em? Keeping The There is always an air of comfort about the home which is plentifully supplied with fans during the summer months. I never knew there were so many places and kinds until I saw them this morning. The hand propelled fans are very useful tools and awfully convertible if the electric fan cannot be placed in the desired spot. There are very "molar" driven "no-cross a-button" you know and the fan rotates big palm leaf once running ribbon trimmed and painted fans and so many others that may brain vass-a-perfect whirl of them when I finished looking. BASIC 2018 2 tablespoons of sugar 1 teaspoon of oil 1 teaspoon of salt 1 egg 1 cup of vinegar 4 tablespoons of water Mix dry ingredients. Heat in a large pot, bring to a low heat until thick. Bring concentrate in a batter. When ready, add to the mixture. Cover and cook until the mixture is thickened. Drizzle dried caramel on top. Place in a bowl and place the dressing will stay fresh indenf rast 1500. Add Tomato 1500. TEXAS TOWNS NEBH ADMINISTRY - Services at the saint Benh Bed help an excellent service to the students. Mathew has torn down, in old building, the new building. Every day he puts up over their寝室. We have a Sunday Adult Bisha Class in debut Missionary Society will give a home. The Club Club is also in eastern. Mrs. McMullen, 517-745-3300, several days is in much better dress to hire him for several days. T. W. Bed is interested. M. Tom T. W. Bed is interested. M. Tom The Road To Better Health What to do? The failure of the building should be addressed in the following words: "I am so control the hemorrhage. An intensive should be applied to the injured acin-wound of another. A strong letter should be assigned to the傷者 if a third. An immediate should be applied to the further arm of another of the victims. A supporting dressing should be placed about the badly sprained ankle of still and such a condition. None of these procedures is carried out because none of the patients' resources—the necessary materials—and so the injured fail to get that first aid attention—not only misinvolves their injuries but sometimes saves their lives. Three years ago, while touring in California, we arrived at the scene of a serious smashup against the hospital after having a number of so much life and materials with us and were able to render attention at the roadside that occasionally served one man from blading to both. One never肩疼 but the little called upon to offer such services. First Aid Materials Every tourist should therefore provide him/her with a little box of first aid sunnings. In fast such an outfit should have a place in weeks with his son and family in Milwaukee. Mr. Wilson is usually married to his wife, Karen, and they are dearest work in the future to up- ward the family. He will watch and watch and watch not our ever illegal repair was "sacred." The illegal repair was "sacred." The President was "sacred." The President was "sacred." The President was "sacred." New- land Presidents, Anthony O. Dyer, President Dyer, New- land Presidents, Anthony O. Dyer, institution is extended to you to institution is extended to you to MARLIN—Mr. G. E. Lands died July 24th and was buried on the 25th of July. Rev. Jackson officiated at the Peeple from Fort Worth, Houston and Dallas attended the funeral. He was buried with Masonic honors. A number of deaths were reported of in Marlin last week. Mr. H. McKenzie and wife were called to Fort Worth last week on account of the illness of Mrs. McKenzie's brother, Mr. Lammone of Waco and Mr. Charlie Williams and daughter of Abilene were visitors in Marlin last week. Mrs. Warren has returned from a four weeks stay in Chicago and other northern points. She and her daughter came to Dallas and brought her sister Mrs. Johnson home with her. Mrs. Jessie L. Hardman was married to Mr. A. D. Dawson of Maxia on Wednesday July 28. We hope for them a smooth fall over the matrimonial sea. Mr. Zock Worren h counter. Prof. Teese Washington has returned from Houston. The E.C. R. M. Association was in session last week. They had a splendid meeting. Most of all the old core of officers were reelected. Truly 268 people attended their meeting at night. Mr. Fred Wyman of Marshall Texas was in the city last Thursday to be at his brother-in-the-runnal. He left Saturday Miss E. Miller left Sunday for Dallas to visit Miss Mabel. Mrs. Hena and Lara left Friday. Where she will reside, a star Will Enter left for Mexia Sunday. Mrs. Marshall Polk of Abilene is in the city visiting relatives. Misses Nelson and Carroll returned to seem an extended fishing trip in East Texas. They report plant of fish in East Texas. The others are in the port of Murfreesboro North Texas and Oklahoma going to New Fisher Returned to Lavetaday Friday. Mrs. Hogane is in Houston attending the A.M.E. Count Association. Prof. Hanna and Rev. Jackson lectured to the members of the Falls County Medical Association. every home. The contents of the hex and indications for their use should list somewhat as follow: Swab. Cause dressing (8 yds.) Wounds. Handages (2, 5 and 8 in.), A positive tape (6 yds. long—2 in. wide). Iodine (1 oz.) Antisonic. Tricic acid (crystallate—1 oz.) Burea—in solution. Rubber (busting 24 in. long. 1-2 in. thick). Hammorrhage. Hue acid (crystallate—1 oz.) Wet dressing. Whiskey (8 oz.) Collagen. This list could be extended to include: Ligature (non-limousine, etc. However, the use of such instruments and appliances only by a means of newways available almost anywhere within an hour. The important, then is to bridge that hour, and the materials listed above will serve the purpose. Three dollars will buy the entries out—all except, the whiskey. In the "land of the free" that will cost as much as all the other articles combined. But it would be a part of the puff. As they are, there is no more than two. It is when the worth ten times aly) QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (1) High blood pressure is a symptom of the heart's blood pressure. (2) High blood pressure is a symptom of the heart's blood pressure. (3) The high tension is in your case is apparently due to an agreement of the heart. (4) The high tension is not a result of the event. If not, have this done or even if it is not. (5) Your doctor undoubtedly has made a careful analysis of your况. I would not advise you specifically what to do. If you are not in the right order of treatment, you'd be a very good patient. Copyright, (1986, by The Eupremia Brown Corporation, Chicago). Wade has returned from the West and is chief cook at the Waltz State's. FAILMEISNVILE—The F torn, their church down and started to rebuild. New T's line, pastor of the A.M.T., is delving the work. The Hamil, holding their service in the a house. The A.M.M.E. (Surrender) have their Hustling Sundry. John Fraizer and family, Mr. Lee Watley and family are visiting towns-in-Tesla and Oklahoma. Mrs. Flora Watley is missionary to Greenville, Miss L. Owens. In Greenville taking music measure, Mrs. L. Redwine is still on the sick list. Quite a number of people from Wichita Falls are visiting Mrs. Dyson and others here. Mr. L. Dick is still on the penny list. Mr. and Mrs. R. Whiley have returned home from Window. Mr. Whiley is on crutches from rhenma All wrong information. Courtroom. All wrong information. Mr. and Mrs. Moore are now seeking Mr. and Mrs. Moore to Together Meeting was a very expected as result of this un- expected event. Mr. Moore was given by the Chief at the club This was highly enjoyed by all. The next meeting will be with Mr. BROWNOT - Miss Nathurban Powell of Detroit, Texas is stalking her father and mother in the courtroom. Pooled up by poull of 484 Former Street. SWIFT WATER Street was high day in Courtroom - well downed as a result. Newton delivered a sentimental night, Mr. Poyer has returned WHERE BRAWN MEETS BRAIN BLACK GIANTS TAKE 3 OUT OF 4 FROM BLACK SENATORS Pitcher Gray for the season walked in rangers-of-the-club were very timid about trying to be a coach, but he was for each club kick, watch on for all the games. P. Q. College robbed the honors on the softball and holding the scores to the team and creating music curation catcher Jake Henderson, who has been the half of seventh inning was relieved by the team's success, having it to his credit. The second game of the double headings was the first half of third. From the top of the game, the new winning was relieved by Richardson, who was a pitcher as he is a voucher by closing the inning of the capital city took the five inning game from the third. Game from the time of the double play held the visitors were: Results for Monday's game: A: 100 011 016-3 B: 100 000 006-5 D: 100 000 006-5 Competition: In Long Field, P: 0 A: 0 B: 0 C: 0 D: 0 E: 0 F: 0 G: 0 H: 0 I: 0 J: 0 K: 0 L: 0 M: 0 N: 0 O: 0 P: 0 Q: 0 R: 0 S: 0 T: 0 U: 0 V: 0 W: 0 X: 0 Y: 0 Z: 0 1: 0 2: 0 3: 0 4: 0 5: 0 6: 0 7: 0 8: 0 9: 0 10: 0 11: 0 12: 0 13: 0 14: 0 15: 0 16: 0 17: 0 18: 0 19: 0 20: 0 21: 0 22: 0 23: 0 24: 0 25: 0 26: 0 27: 0 28: 0 29: 0 30: 0 31: 0 32: 0 33: 0 34: 0 35: 0 36: 0 37: 0 38: 0 39: 0 40: 0 41: 0 42: 0 43: 0 44: 0 45: 0 46: 0 47: 0 48: 0 49: 0 50: 0 51: 0 52: 0 53: 0 54: 0 55: 0 56: 0 57: 0 58: 0 59: 0 60: 0 61: 0 62: 0 63: 0 64: 0 65: 0 66: 0 67: 0 68: 0 69: 0 70: 0 71: 0 72: 0 73: 0 74: 0 75: 0 76: 0 77: 0 78: 0 79: 0 80: 0 81: 0 82: 0 83: 0 84: 0 85: 0 86: 0 87: 0 88: 0 89: 0 90: 0 91: 0 92: 0 93: 0 94: 0 95: 0 96: 0 97: 0 98: 0 99: 0 100: 0 101: 0 102: 0 103: 0 104: 0 105: 0 106: 0 107: 0 108: 0 109: 0 110: 0 111: 0 112: 0 113: 0 114: 0 115: 0 116: 0 117: 0 118: 0 119: 0 120: 0 121: 0 122: 0 WILLS TO MEET SHAR KEY SEPTEMBER 7. 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Then the swipe that brought Mack Eggleton and Whitburn Pritμητ. The relative to the club-pitting strength on the Wright that in the present paper, 1875, 311, 415, 255 have been shown a showing, a crucible, *Cuban Bars* 312, 255 have been shown a showing, a crucible, *Cuban Bars* 312, 255 ing around fifth position. Of course the loss of Rube Currie to the pitching staff took away some of the effectiveness on the defense but the other hurleds have been. Ads are setting a disasy pace in the Southern Circuit. Prior to the recent Birmingham series the Ads boasted of a perfect record. The Louisiana hurleds staff is in the home's schools, churches and farms amounting to $100,946.23, all drawing 1 per cent interest, according to annual report of the grand secretary. of second place. Rat's Henderson, Benjamin, Beth and Rousell are hitting well above the 200 mark. The electing officials followed the annual reports of the following results: Rev. W. F. Blodow, Marshall. Grand Master: J. J. Rhodes, D. J. McGrudr, Houston, Grand assistant Grand Secretary: Dr. G. Secretary: W. R. Wima, Denison, Professor, W.O. Grand Treasurer: Dr. Q. I. Bledmore, Marshall: Dr. E. Knox, Houston, Grand Total. Los Angeles, Calif., Aug. 5-7th ger Flowers, the midloweight doing br champion handed Eddie Huffman, a and in local middle weight, a neat lining changes here-in their ten ground beat Sati- urday night but 2008 had one big round and barely missed-knocking but the champion when he floor- red him in the third round for the count of six. The Tiger weathered the storm and won a clean-cut de- lative victory. Hair is Use Golden Brown Hair Dressing. Watch your hair respond to its remarkable performance. He pounds off a luxurious growth of attractive hair. The crowning glory of work has been a great prospering event. 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T. 10 5 17 27 the morale of the Baltimore at guessing who is in the see. *score by Innings* Other grand lodge and grand temple officers to submit their annual reports were Grand Master Illedge, who made several recommendations for the future operation of the faternity; Dr. G. B. Conner of Waco, grand treasurer; Dr. O. L. Illedge of Marshall, grand medical director; Mrs. J. D. The offensive struggle.....M.C.H. of Palestine, brand prim- first season as a manager in the league. The Haryshach Giants have new run their string of league victories to ten straight games, moved up above Hilldale and were reprintable for toppling Harilburg out. The offensive strength of the clan is centered around the home run king. Parngt, who boasts of some 22 circuit drives for the season. Farrell, however, isn't the only singer on the 'Ada' roster. Larsun, by of Houston. THE WEEK END IN THE EASTERN LEAGUE By Lloyd P. Thompson (A. N. P.) Golden Brown HAIR DRESSING COUPON Name..... Address..... City..... State.... Just as predicted the race is not Grand Gentleman. William Anderson, the winner of the 1996 season, has hard to win the coveted title. John R. Kerry of Houston and the winner of the 1997 season will be honored with the honor of leading the league in the San Antonio寡寡. He will be unable to charge anyways as the starman or Tempest; B. Z. Williams will be the winner. BIRMINGHAM BREAKS NEW ORLEANS' WINNING STREAK Birmingham, Ala. Aug. 4- (A-1 N) — The perfect record of the New York A's for the second half of the season was the black Bavarian defens day when the Black Bavarian defens the A's by a score of 4-2. The camp Monday to the tune of 4-1. The opening game was featured the pitching of Polandier for a win over the Bavarian defense or the hitting of Parnell of New York. Errors by the joystick Dege were in the scoring. Washington, Wash. — The A's defend "vowed" to win with the pitching of Bail and were effective throughout the wrong end. score by lainings New Orleans ..... 010 110 020— Birmingham ..... 100 000 900— *summary*—Birmingham, Henry 2, Will Tord 2, Benjamin White, Gessinger Smith, Oden Two-base Hite, Parc Hall, Moulded, Facilities, Hogwild, Moulded, Facilities, Parcel 2, Straub, Smith, Holeen Jones, Parcel 2, Braux, Smith, Double play, Braux, Smith, to�, Flore, Lano, Balls, Wills, Poindexter 1, Struck out by Wills 3, Poindexter 2, Umpires, Holland and King. Time of same 1:37. New Orleans Laurent, If 4 0 1 1 0 Alexander, 1b 0 0 10 0 Parcell, cf 4 1 2 3 0 Reyjells, rf 1 0 0 0 0 Roth, c 2 0 1 2 0 Roeck, 2b 2 0 2 1 0 Cottins, 2b 2 0 1 1 7 Henry, ss 2 0 0 2 1 1 Missant, p 3 0 0 1 1 Totals 20 2 4 24 9 McAllister, 1b 0 3 2 9 1 Geeche, 2b 4 1 1 3 2 9 Smith, 1f 4 1 2 2 0 Mitchell, cf 4 4 1 1 0 0 William, c 4 1 1 7 2 Odeon, 2b 4 1 1 3 0 Lilly, cf 4 1 0 1 2 0 Wilford as 4 1 0 1 2 3 Salem, p 3 0 0 0 0 1 Totals 56 4 11 27 13 New Orleans 510 105 000-2 Birmingham 608 620 600-4 New Orleans, Kneek, Roth, Collins, Wilford, Tru-base, Hitz, Parcell 2, Liffy, Skien Bases, Lameau, Plovdiv, Leesburg, Cottins, Smith, Left on base, New Orleans 2, Birmingham 9. Base on balls, Biscuit, 1. Salem, 1. Struck out by Salmon 4. Passed ball, Roth, Umpires Holland and King. Time of same 1:48. 010 100 000-2 as of the occasion in generation by Mrs. M. J. Head of the Home Commission of The Extinction who demonstrated the of sign in water glass and the making of na and a baby bed of chat pillow and two chairs by Rev. W. L. Dickson on Colored Orphania an address by Editor of The Informer, and of the editor of The Exp of the closing meeting U.B. F. & S.M. T Hold 40th Meet in Denison FROM PAGE ONE books, churches and farms to $150,000, all afford and internet, according to the grand ancestor. grand lodges and grand corn to allure the land and Grand Master he made for the future opera for the future opera. Waco grand treasurer. BOHEMIA HOP-FLAVOR PURITI MAL All Officers Resolved JUST TR The election of officers Yollowed the uongl repor with the follow. Marshall, Grand Master, J. J. Hogds, Daltos, Deputy Grand Max. C. G. Assistant Grand Secretary, D. G. Secretary, W. R. Wima, Denison, Dr. G. L. Hiedmo, Marshall, Dr. J. E. Khos, Houston, Grand Chaplain, Grand Trustees, William Anderson, of Smithville, P. H. Dean of Nava- fola, John R. Griggsy of Houston, W. W. Courtland, Look back of Port Worth Chairman, Grant E. Lewis of Ban Antonio, Secretary, A. H. reager of Jacksonville, D. H. Hark of Hempstead, E. Z. Willam Taylor Grand-Tunicille officers, Mrs. J. D. McCielan, Palestine, Grand Princes, Mrs. T. D. Tadley, Dallas, vice grand princes; Miss Eva A. EXCURSION KANSAS katy MKT ROUND Good in Cost ALL T Limited For Return Leaving ANSAS CITY, M aty $11 ROUND RRIP Good in Coaches Only ALL TRAINS ed For Return Leaving Kansas City, August 15 KANSAS CITY, MO. katy $11.50 MKT August 15 Lakey DALLAS 8159 n. m. Lakey DALLAS GIFT CITY 8159 n. m. Lakey RANSAH CITY 8159 n. m. Arroyo CITY NO MESSAGE CHECKED ON THREE TICKETS FOR PURCHASE INFORMATION, COMMUNICATION, CALL AT GU KATY CITY TICK TELEPHONE 8159 ALLAS ..... $110 a. m. ..... $105 p. m. CANAS CFFV-1100 p. m. ..... $125 a. m. ANNAS CITY ..... $100 p. m. PALLAS ..... $110 a. m. AGGAGE CHECKED ..... CHILDREN OVER S THESE TICKETS ..... 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The most "well-spotted" of the great great for the eradication of fear from the minds of the young before the contribution of the race to its own welfare would be as large as The operation included a 4-month station by Mrs. M. E. V. Hunter, head of the Home Committee division of the External Department, who demonstrated the preservation of even in-water glass and water and the making of paper. However, in the early days of the 1940s, a pillow and two chairs, an address by Rev. W. L. Dickson of the Dickson Colored Orphans, at Gilman, and an address by Editor Dichard, at Two-Informer, and one by J. W. Rice, editor of The Express, Reports of committee occupied the whole of the children meeting of the grand session on Saturday morning, and at coaches took the delegates back to their homes. BOHEMIAN HOP-FLAVORED PURITAN MALT RICHEST STRONGEST BEST ASK ANY DEALER Her. Phone X-7905 Phone 24-8656 W. I. 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Thompson was in Boston to be married to Bootham to be Thek Hat—Aunt Winnie Smith, Albert and Mrs. Jodie Miles, and Lottie Yeakum, Mr. Luke Keaton was in Honors last Tuesday on business. Mrs. Dalla Barnes is able to be up. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Johnson of Dodd City motored down Tuesday to see Aunt Winnie Smith, Mrs. M. E. Piper Miles, the Jackson and Mrs. Henderson worshipped at St. Ark last Sunday. Prof. and Mrs. W. J. Taylor were in Wolfe City last Monday. Mrs. New Potts and Children of Roxman was guest of her mother, Mrs. V. Brown, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank. Senders have moved to Amarillo, Minnesota and Matt and Mr. A. J. Perdue were called to Oranovita last Wednesday on account of the death of Mr. Purdue's newborn. Mr. John Still, 1846, at or after the Service that and Rachel Smith of Dallas are in the city. much improved life. The RevPAR is a key part of the school's mission to help children learn well and well-being. With the help of the school's Ways II, I'll be here for you. C. B. Williams, M.D., Ph.D.; A. A. Anderson, The RevPAR, the RevPAR, and the RevPAR are working for: List of self-help, creative, will, better life the rest! 2. O. of K. and D. of Z. SWEETWAT AFTER—Mt. Zion report Sunday was a high day. Business school opened on time with a new school at this part of duty. The Department is doing great things for our students in Forest Walking R.R. Wiggins, and we will be at the end of the year. And we are going to be here at night. We John Winnby is back and we are here. Mr. Winnby will be on the bus to the school. Mr. John is in Missionland Area to go to Church Sunday. Services all day and night. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 7. 1926 CENTERH—Mise Tion Iloun was called to Han Augustine's laht week at the same time of her sister's midnight. Miss Lillis's sister of a short port, spent a few rays here-within her sister, Mrs. C. C. Mountain, and the other Mrs. Mary's. Mr. Mary's lane has been on the sick list for few days. Mr. fille's motlock of laulau, spent a few days here with relative, DEWRYVILLE — Sunday was a high day at the A. M. E. Church. The two men were attended, just V. E. W. W. W. The ing Rider Rev. L. A. Anderson practiced at 11 o'clock at evening 10:00, and the children of the olden book for of the Faint Lawrence B. C. presided at Ludl. T. W. Wednesday and Thursday night last week. The day at the 11 o'clock and so on. Teeth, Texas and 海arted five. The play in quick steppers and the merrily of the first day were the most Sunday evening at this E. P. in a match made the service were 4.5. The show was the first to be at the Kimble, Rev. Turns the Rock. H. Harrell, scored to St. Patolton, upon the Manifact of Peoples closed the record. The manifact was called to Newwillford. Texas were her most well-known man. Protessal Jeff Sunday July 18th, for the valleys, Ie, to visit, her hustler, Khatib, Karkar returned from the city of the West Coast which was at the end of week 57.�. Visitor Rev. V. V. Haulman is now a friend of the North, 100. Jones has been at the North Park, and Dr. T. T. Knight's and Dr. T. T. Knight's are a high-of! Thursday night, everybody, enjoyed themselves. EONIAN— Mrs. Leon Furgerson of Guilaván de Hervé, Spain. Renia Jones, Deputy Grand Master of M. Goree of Texarkana was here last week to make his annual visit, left Friday for Ellis. Mrs Pauline Ashford and Mrs. O. Whilow left last week for Dallas. Prof. W. E. Johnson and wife left last week for Arizona. Mrs. Earl Johnson left last week for Kansas City. Mo. Mrs. Addie Taylor of Oklahoma was here last week visiting Mr. J. E. Earkin and family. Nick Hatt Mrs. R. Black and H. Person, Miss Alice Hancock arrived last week in Galveston where she will spend ten days with Mrs. McCollock. DIVINY — Rev. J. E. Johnson filled his appointment at Saint Paul Sunday. He preached a splendid sermon to a crowded house Sunday. Mr. N. G. Mitchell, left Sunday for Houston to attend the event. The first day of the day of the first friend of America, Miss Anne Lee-Mitchell visited Miss Hamel Gibson-Bundesliga evening. Miss Ella Brooks has recently returned from a visit her aunt. Rodeman-Gulstain of Rev. Y. Lee, the president of the convention has recently returned from the Sunday School Congress. Brooklyn, N. Y. JEFFERSON—Mrs. Dixie Williamsite of Mr. Theo-Williams is now visiting her sisters and brothers in Spokane, Washington for the summer, she will be home after the 15th of September. Mrs. Ali is here visiting her mother Mrs. Thomas and brother Mr. Will L. Thomas. Mrs. Hettle Hudson, and Mrs. Annie Figures are on the side. His first New Office on Tuesday night. The Black Cats played Longview, scores resulting in VII and ten in favor of Longview. Mr. Joe Sparks, of Kidde, died at the home. E.E. Miller was the first Mr. Motte McIntyre died at her home East of the city last Thursday. NEW STATE FAIR AWARD OR $10,000 In Addition to Annual Prizes of $5,000 How much agricultural fertilizes wol1 815,000. Buy7 During the next five years, ten Texas counties are to receive that much money they may spend it for actual fertilizer, or as heat they may spend it for agricultural use of agriculture within the Long term. In doing so, farmers with other agencies whose effort is for better and more diversified crop production, are encouraged that prescriptions aggregation funds will be distributed among farmers. According to the announcement, made through J. I. Lancer, director of the financial department, the $28,000 will be awarded to the ten academy masters, held at the annual state State Fair. The four-year period, completed by the third annual exhibit, at the end of the period the highest total awards will constitute the bids for the awards. First Price $2000 First price will be $1,250, with the remainder will count with each $1,250. It is provided that the winning team will be selected from a in agricultural development—one- north each for boy and girl and one for each other, and each other for each agricultural exten- sion. PAIR-DEAL-FOR-NEGROES 15 PUEA OF WHITE PARTOR Atlanta, Ga., July 21—Education and Christianity must be given no groes of the South if the white and Colored races are to live harmoniously together," said Dr. W. H. Paulat, prominent white Haplet pastor, in a recent segment on "How Christ Would Treat the Negrass in the 'South." The Neo-Nazis naturally, in religion and because of his simple faith in God, have been the most powerful in conserving spiritual ideas of the South. He continued, "No other race has made much more compassionate mercy and square - dealing. Must characterize our dealings with them, and both race and society there will be no race problem. When this is done and both races are dominated by the Neo-Nazis, mercy and compassion are more important. We depended in this way is infinitely better. than similar animals sported by the members of the teaching of Texas. "Whatever ye would that men should do unto you, ye do even as DECLARES NEGRO ASSET TO AMERICA Tunkeges Institute, Inc., July 81 (A. N. P.J.-That the Negro is has been and always will be an asset to this nation is the opinion of Dr. Louis Hill of New York City as well as the view of the summer school students Mr. Men's day morning. Dr. Hill is author of "When Black Meets White," a book called "The Black Man's Motion, principal of Quality," and published as the first contributions yet made in the literature of race relations in America. He is a editor of "What's the first-coming volume entitled "Notable Negroes in America," Developing his theme, "The Negro and the Nation: Is he an Asset or a Liability?" Dr. Hill declared that in four fields the Negro has made outstanding contributions to the welfare of the nation. In physical labor in griffin's Tempel's, the weight of the community education. The labor of the Negro he stated, has been a material asset in the building of the South. Much of the art of America has its origin in the folk life of the Negro. The old artworks, Dr. Hill and have been proved to be worthless and are pasting. The only artless energy that is genuine is that of character and intellect. And it recognizes no race nor class. It is open all who can qualify. Dr. Hill, of course, has a A. N. Polsey, secretary. The principal Tunkeges Institute, who is a member of the editorial staff of "Notable Negroes in America." FORMER BADHOUSE WATTRESS SHOOTS HER WIPES LOWER Rockford, Ill., July 21st (N. P.)—A protracted love-guar—is felt to have been responsible for a sinulent battle in which Mrs. May, Tucker, 25, killed her while violent battle in which Mrs. May Tucker, 25, killed her while lovar. Henry Bess, Bess, who had been shot, was found dead in an automobile in front of Mrs. Tucker's home. She has been placed in 15th and will probably be arranged on a murder charge. "Mister Attorney W. T. Knight said Mrs. Tucker conferred—she killed the white man. According to local authorities, it becomes between the white man. According to local authorities, a romance between the slain sweetheart and Mrs. Tucker began three years ago in a roadhouse near Poole, where Mrs. Tucker was employed at the time. Bess is a member of a wealthy and prominent family of Poole, and he believed he has left the wife and child there. He worked for a dairy company here and boarded at the home of the woman who, killed him. M�" NEWS IN JACKSONVILLE Jacksonville, Fl. 3, July 11—(A. N. E.)—a company taken by the recently re-organized branch of the National Negro Business League has revealed that there are more than six hundred Negroes engaged in various kinds of business in Jacksonville that he, those who main The surprise and part of this is the best that the Mental Whitens here are able to accomplish. The business man of the city in his efforts to convene. Bury more encouragely by whiteness especially by the white community, received among Colored people by Jamesel B. Bolten. **MAGIC PORCH BURGLEY** is 15 Candida N. W. Kidd (A.N. K.) The black coach burglar who has been arrested and is now in the county months, must not be to he a white youth in the prison of John small articles on the stairs making a entry in each of the entry and the entry we will be arreasted and the stairs on the wall GIVE N P T We give have contributed to our work Responsible principal and are billed as are billed as educator of education LEFT HATER A business in the community is being admitted by Ne the begin of Haitian's large Colorized population. The building has been bought by the Ernest Ingle team, playgrounds, seats, playgrounds, equipped with shades, accentors, dressing rooms and modern lighting effects. The building has sometimes years ago 'Among the inspectors were Harris A. Willett, Bob H. Browne, and Michael B. Europe. One of the items to encourage dramatic art an art-news by providing an outlet for creativity by tailored members of the team. The officers of the Frogs, Inc. Laurie Lester A. 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View where he has been attending his agriculture conference, he is all smiles because the school Board has purchased ten series of the Caldwell land and has begun the erection of a new brick school building. Rick-List Mrs. T. Bolden, D. Counts, and several others. A large number will be seen the Hall game Sunday between the Home Hops and Tyler stores. It is for the "Master Prof. New York" to be on the left. The new leaves might for Marshall Fene where he will attend the grand Lodge. The Rally last Sunday at the Baptist Church was a success. Money raised $200.15. For his Express see Lonnell. CLEBRISE—Rev. William the pastor of the C. M. E. Church is engaged in a revival. Mr. H. Slaton Jr. and Mrs. H. Carley was�-d-ined in an automobile accident was H. Malt of Fort Worth, Texas, in the city Saturday the guest was the 18th Mr. Warren and son, visiting the revival in Los Angeles on Oklahoma, Mrs. M. Beecher and daughter have returned from Texas. Mrs. C. Colleen—and Mrs. F. Gates have returned from the R. Y. of A's Grand-todes at L.U.A. Texas. Mrs. E. Heim has returned from Houston Te Dr. Waters is visiting relatives in yter and Jacksonville, Nov. 14 Jackson of Texarkana, Texas will reach tomorrow at the First Hap at Church. Mr. Johnson of Palene Texas has returned to Den The Texas R. Y. Garrett and son of the Texas. It was a long time in Chilton, Texas returned home Mr. Chilton and children are visiting relatives in Terrell, Texas. Mrs. A. Rims is taking her daughter at Wichita all. Texas. The Social Art Club tennis Inst Wednesday at Churner going to an enjoyable affair Wentby's seven of the Tray Hand numbers of Fort Worth where the last Thursday night at the C. M. E. Church. Misses A. Bolden Loday, White and Mrs. A. Jackson WOLFE CITY — Sunday School was well attended at 20 different Churches. The revival at the Ebenezer Banter Church stood Wednesday night. Mrs. L. Yates attended the District Conference at LoConis, Texas last week. Miss E. Hatcher of Wichita, Falls, Texas is in the city guests of her mother. Miss G. Clark attended his District Conference Thursday. Miss E. Hutchins of Corp. Worth, Texas in the city visiting원헌납. Miss T. Wright of Port Worth, Texas is attending a few days the guest of Mrs. R. W. Walker. Miss Parynd and Eva Jackson were in LaConis, Texas Sunday. Miss G. Hitch of Wichita, Falls, Texas is the guest of her mother Mrs. A. Woods. Miss W. Walking was in Dallas, Texas last week. Miss H. E. Woods the week and with her mother Mr. M. C. Woods and M. Brigham were in Paris, Texas, Sunday. Mr. J. Fashy, and Tom Thomas were in London, Texas, Sunday. Mr. A. J. Wortham and Mr. J. Harris of Groenville were in the city last week. Mr. G. B. Peary of Celeste was the gunst of Mrs. R. J. Helli. Sunday. PILOT OOST Sunday School was well attended at the First Baptist Church. The C. M. E. Church held their Annual Conference Sunday at the First Baptist Church with Preiding Elder present Services were well attended at the M. E. Church which Rev. A. T. Allen is pastor. Mrs. J. McGraw is visit in Fort Worth, Texas. Mr. Pickett died Sunday. For the East Area see Miss M. Boyd. BRICKERBRIDGE—Sunday School was well intended at the different Parkdays. A Jordan preach of a reise sermon, Rev. C. W. McClain. The preaching elders of East Texas District was in the city's the most making, his quasile visit. He preached each night. Rev. H. Jackson preached Monday night. Rev. W. Anderson preached Sunday night. Rev. C. W. W. Tremblay night. Rev. J. A. Jordan, Thursday night. Rev. McClain. The day night. Montes raised by the Reward Board No. 1 $100. No. 2 $5.00. No. 3 $6.00. Monday School $5.00 A. E.�. Learner $100.—Winning Workers $1.00 Trustees $0. cents. Their $1.50 Total amount raised $44.6. Mr. A. Taylor of Walo, Texas in the city visiting relatives Dr. A. W. Edwards was in the city in interest of the Mason Lodge. Mrs. P. Rainev will leave soon for Oklahoma. Mrs. C. Gay of the West Texas in the city visit. In her own opinion Mr. M. Murray left for Wichita. P.R. Te. for a few days. Mrs. J. A. Jordan is up to the delight of her many friends. For the Express see M. C. MT. PLEARANT — White Oak Sunday School was well attended with Supt. E Lamb at high of duty. Among the little visitors were Mr. M. Baker of Panny. The E. L. R. directed by Mrs. V McGill held their regular meeting after the R. E. The Leeson was a review of the childhood and education of Meess taught by Mrs. A. Wooten. Little J. E. yn is the live President of the Dand. Miss McGill, president of the E. L. R. is the meeting was opened at aலystina. A free program was rendered by the adults Mrs. A. Hosbur, Mrs. E. Peele and Mrs. A. Brown made splendid talks. Book List: Miss C. Simmons Miss McGill is a new reader of the Dallas Express. Mr. and Mrs. M. Craddock motored To Cookville, Texas Sunday. Mrs. R. A. Wooten and Miss Y. McGill spent the week and the question of Mrs. and Mrs. I. M. Johnson. Mr. T. W. and Miss C. Tinker were oullied married July 11, Mr. C. W. Thompson entertained a few friends with a birthday dinner. Rev. T. E. George pressed a oul stirring ex-mon Tuesday night. For the Express, on Miss V. J. Johnson. **ITALY --- Sunday School and School** **Gilbert, Glenn, and William** **Gilbert, Roy, and William** at the United Baptist Church in Washington, D.C. The illnesses were in Fort Worth, Texas and in New York. William was a pleasant visitor from Fort Worth. (the city and Mr. D. Haldwans of relatives, Serenoya) Italiana picked the Battalion in New York. (the relative, Serenoya) Italiana picked the Battalion in New York. A very unbelievable affair was Herring on Wednesday evening 6 o'clock at the Battalion in New York. Francis and Serenoya Francis and Serenoya died at the distribution of bain gard was the distribution of bain gard was the distribution of bain Dalton Texas, Miss I. B. Baird For the Express miss I. B. Baird For the Express miss I. B. Baird ALTO: Sunday School was well-attended. Rev. Shaw prayed wonderful sermed Prof. G. W. Taylor's school, at New Hops Church, Inc. at New Hops Church, Inc. A.G. W. Poplar, motored in National Lakes, Texas Sunday Miss. M. N. Relatives. Revival will be given at New Hops on the fourth Sunday. FOREST: — Reef Union Sunday School was well attended. Rev. H. W. Taylor, motored in Pacific Island, California, motored with begin-up meeting will begin, Mrs. M. B. Bates has turned from Newport, where he has been attending the bedside of her notice. MENDEESON-REY-WEB is each stint a meeting at the Mother Zion Church. The C. M. E. Church is the first District college at Creggs, which is the first District college at Creggs. The District college at Creggs has turned from Newport, where it has been attending the bedside of her notice. VILLAGE MILLS—Sunday School was well-attended. Rev. Shawn H. H. Henderson at Dallas is the guest of Mrs. E. Taylor, Henderson and Athens, matched games, scores, 11-11. VILLAGE MILLS—Sunday School was well-attended. Rev. Shawn H. H. Henderson at Dallas is the first District college at Dover, in the meeting. The District College at Dover is in the meeting 11th of September, and has been at the city Friday night and made a lecture. Mr. Bell lawyer of Okinola and Gaillie's Church held a meeting on Sunday night and raised $2.50 in the Dover School and he reported with the news. For the R. Press was R. McFaddin. GRAPEL AND-- Mrs. Shepherd and son motored to Mesquita last Wednesday. Rev. A. M. Mitchell and family were in the city with the remains of his wife that was passed by Rev. A. Green. Mrs. B. Chase did last week after a long think. She is survived by several children. The picnic at Whitley Bridge last Saturday was a grand-paret Mrs. Green's son. Mrs. B. Jackson is in the city spending a few weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd. Mr. Jones was billed by a rattlesnake last Saturday. Mrs. B. L. Benjamin is much improved. The ball game between Daily and Cedar Branch was victory for the latter, scores 18-8, Mr. Zion also beat St. Paul. Rev. N. P. Johnson was at his post Sunday and preached two noble sermons. Reverybody is look forward to the New Sunday at Mr. Zion, the big meeting. VERNON-Revivons well-attended at the Raffles-Churches. Rev. A. Pollock, a parish school teacher at the Baptist Church preached a great sermon, Rev. M. C. Curry of Wehland Falls, Texas delivered the installation sermon Sunday at 3:00 o'clock. Rev. Scott was ordained on a description. Quits a few victorious were present. Collection 2777 Rev. T. C. Nickberry left for H kell, Texas. Rev. Ewans also return to his home at. Wichita Field, Texas. For the Express see Rev. G. Nickleberry. HILLBORO-EAF. W. C. Kew, hard and able to find the meaning things up again. Ready for the Sunday Brook Con- chase A. M. J. Church, who was called to the New York Times with "improvement, success with M.J. Church's" by providing the same tangible development to the C. G. Sanders has returned from the New York Times, and friends relating to both the old friends to the new paper, and which will help to create a more commercial environment. The will be read by the Delta Express. The more than shannaged the names of teachers, and preachers, who may also be the most well-known periodicals and the other, are confirmed in the same style and to an况. It is never still to anticipate the results of the new year. Rents relative to some great rates that are the most common of the new year. The number of the young Kers of today and for the teachers of the young launched through the new year, and the afair of being in the next teacher afair. But the most common of being in the next teacher are being in the next teacher to the President, why they refuse to receive the power. Master H. J. Reside and the other tion as delivery boy for the union of this little fellow. He going to put the express in error because he has to be going to be a good one. He has been given restrictions to car to and watch the new year. When she went as a delegate to the State Council, he concluded in the District A. N. Con- dery of the State Council to be the other of the State Council's spending. Mr. Reside is spending the time in the McIntosh, 117th Church Street. BROWNTOON-Service was well with a good number present. The last was the first to go to the Master Church of the Bonds night. It was a Master, Mrs. R. Hester, Mr. J. A. Hall and Mr. Tannhill Street, but put it on the A.C.I.A.S.A.S.A.S.A.S.A. with the last down-niors. Arzt, John, the Christ and A. Hertford, all from San L. with Mr. M. Lorey Lockett and family, and returned back home accompanied by 11th Miss Porrieana Lockett, Rev. J. M. Holding passed through the City Tuesday enroute to Ballinger, Mrs. W. H. King of Temple, Mr. H. A. Hester and son and Mr. Melvin Austin motored to Port Worth and Dallas Saturday. Mrs. Ada Alexander and Daubies Mrs. W. M. Sanders left for home Wednesday, they will ashat in arraining for the marriage of her daughter Miss Ethel Alexander Spencer. The A.R.B.B Club left for Passer Sunday where they will play that club. All the sick of the city are doing nicely. JEFFிற்குரான் St Paul E Church—In the morning a Union of the 19th Century was an unstoppable event of the re-Pratted Chambers, that will continue during this week at the above church of the St Paul E Church. The Prof. J. W. Jamison carried out the new work of the prodigal program for the R Y son Dr. O. L. and Dr. Hunter, who a major train from Marshall to Old G. U. Jamison was absent. The Music House had a new new day in Friday night in the morning, with an over flowing and grotto. Refreshed were serving the Post-Month of March and March. Mr. Annie Flournes did after several weeks in the same way as the Post-Month. The Church of which we was a member, Rev. W. W. Webb pastor, of the same day as the Post-Month. He was a senior-inlaw at Shreveport. The Church of the Post-Month was at the end of the Friday. Brothers visited our city last week from Avinger, Tex. The Jefferson Black Cats crossed the St. John's St. Michael St. Fret, Gormond, Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. J. Kimble returned home maturities. The Post-Month was the same day when attending the Lozz Friends Grand Lodge. Two of the last two years were a great night at an yesterday night. The Church was held on the other side at St. Mark Church also. For the Express was Agent W. G. H. Proor. ELECTRA—The A. M. E Church had been a day of the last two years. Sunday and had a high time. All Churches were well at the last two years. Re-Printed H. Marriott, conducted a meeting at the Church. Church. Rev. W. W. Carrowy is assisting in the meeting WHITE ROCK, Dallas, Texas— The Ladies Agricultural Club, with our County Agent, Mrs. Hodge and Miss J. C. Turner, president met at the home of Mrs. L. Turner on Wednesday July 14, 1916 for the purpose of canning corn. We were successful in canning 200 cans. The President of The Addison Club Mrs. W. M. Howell with several of her faithful members were with us. We had five visitors from the city Mrs. T. D. Marshall, Mrs. Morgan Mrs. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Swann. ST. JOHN'S COMMUNITY — Mr. Roosevelt Allen and Miss Dunnell. Both have returned with good reports from the Sunday School How can I, a woman without training and experience, earn the money necessary to the well-being of her children? 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In the work shop, "The great danger to American institutions is not to be found in its struggles, to constantly adjust itself to the ever-changing conditions nor to the action of will of the millions who go forth, dail to labor with their hands, but the increasing wealth of commonwealth, and the increasing army of people who live living in the labor of others. " The first of their fathers Dr. Thun Reynolds Brown says: We shall never have either industrial or spiritual peace, until all the able-bodied people are so well-planned for their life!" They people were to all gather manna according to their eating. The crime waves that is afflicting the whole country is. But due to the loss of life, life is not to be seen as a series of life. We have plenty for everybody—but the troubles come from that class who want to live without work—heess. They are dry to take your life for a dollet. 4. Sahbhath Observance is enjoyed. There is every reason to believe that the Sahbhath had been observed by the patriarchs, but in the lesson today every definite instructions are given for its observance. The daily gathering of the manna teaches us our daily dependence, is to complain of God's. To complain of our circumstances or of God's providence is to complain of God's. Prayer, not murmuring or complaining, is the true recurrence in time of persp�ivity. We should seek and gather spiritual meaning every day. THE GOSPEL TABERNACLE East Sunday night Evangelist J. Gersham J. Dasent handed out "The Binners Medicine" to the presence of a Large congregation. He was called to the�ate. He was on the mat with a call to the written will 21: the proved from the writings of Holy Writ that Bin is a decase of the soul, and the decase can be cured by the Christ The Great Bin Specialists only. 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Hollins, is getting a hold on the people to be moving slowly but surely, look for him riding in the chariot of success coming into Weihita Falls bearing sheaves of honor, for the great hearted people of Elmonds and Wumer know no failure. Next Sunday at Lewiville on the Denton Interurban, Carrollton and Hickory will join us there at the friends are invited come and help Rev. G. W. Jacoby. Our first Sunday School Convention was a full day of the event. Membership was added to the order during the contest and that Mrs. E. Holland of Dallas had one, but workers take this opportunity of extending to the readers of the *Nexos* and their many friends a conditional invitation to these lectures. BETHSAIDA M. M. CHURCH Sunday School at the usual hour, Supt. D. M. Hunt was Chaplain Slater N. H. Cefield carried out the work report from the different classes. Banner Glass No. 2, teacher Slater O. Calman Barnes, 11:40 a.m. The Light of the World from which Rev. Butler preached a great sermon. N. Y. P. U. at a late hour drill work was fine. Banner group No. 1, $100 oclock Rev. Butler preached another great sermon. Rev. Miller was happy visitor splendid services all day. Rev. W. C. Barnes is out of the city in a revival at Caldwell, Texas. W. C. Turner, pastor. Boll Street C. M. E. Church in Campaign to Help, Home Pupil, School and Race. "Making Vacation Count" in Stenmark The third meeting in the series will be held Sunday, August 28th with Facebook and school app special guest at 4:00 m. "My New Marilee, principal and his patrons are manifesting great interest in this meeting, and from indication, this will be the best of the former meeting. It's great. We are attending and are planning and great good to being done. Dr. Clark and members are plans. "Making Vacation Count" in Stenmark Oration—"Service," The Biggest Word in the Language," Miss Bath Chumley. Oration—"Rather at the Top,"—Alfred DeSoto. Oration—"Watch Your Steps,"—Miss Leslie Mae Berry. Oration—"The Child is Father to the Man," Miss Mae R. Reed. Oration—"Innocent Bell,"—Miss Gilead. Oration—"The Imperial Highway," Miss Elizabeth Garrett. Oration—"My Mother," Miss Anne Moe Randford. Oration—"The Essant Age," Miss Randford. Oration- "The Family Home" Miss- Mist Oration- "What Think Ye of Oration- "What the Greatest Oration- "The Greatest Fray Oration- "The Black Knee" Miss- Miss Oration- "The Young" - Clifford Oration- "The Young" - Clifford Ottawa: The Suit of the Ace. Ottawa: The Suit of the Ace. Ottawa: War, a Curse. Mid Lake Ottawa: Our Girl's. Mine Loring Ottawa: Our Girl's. Mine Loring Ottawa: All Hole is Honorable. Ottawa: All Hole is Honorable. Ottawa: Spring. Mine Amuke Ottawa: Spring. Mine Amuke. Ottawa: A Dream. April Mine Oration—"The Negro Soldier, Hi- Intrepid Bravery," Miss Mary Davis. Olialion — *Knowledge is Not Always* Interpreted with special music Interpreted with special music At sleek Draft Room, will swish from the subject: "What I Would Would Repeat From My Teacher If Would Repeat From My Teacher If EVERYTHING INVITED. DALLAS DISTRICT NOTES R. R. JENKINS, P. R. We have received the printed volume of telegrams, letters, expressions of sympathy sent to the Hon-Honorable W. M. McDonald; started to the memory of the late Mrs. Matthel of the McDonald, the devoted wife, who was the most masterpiece of devotion from the husband and the remaining kiesmen a monument of honor on life's highway telling us of our rapid disolution, if the young, good and beautiful die, surely the old must die. Our Quarterly Conference and meeting at Simonds was a success. Rev. L. H. Hollis, is getting a hold on the people he is moving slowly but surely, look for him riding in the charity of success coming into the world. Fails to be the one of the honor, for the great hearted people of Simonds and Whimer know no failure. Next Sunday at Lewiallton on the Denton Interurban, Carrollton and Hickory will join us there at the friends are invited come and help the W. M. Jackson. Out of the Sunday School Convention will be at Wichita Falls, Texas, Sept. 3, 1924, get ready, come and go with us for we will do you good Dr. A. S. Jackson and President N. Quin, will represent our White College in the Convention as well as our own ministers and lay members of the Dallas District. (Continued from page 1) As soon, block houses and viewcades in this way the Colored troops established Fort Bill as a Post for the troops of Cavalry. Combiq (to 21. Bill) in 1884 two years after Congress passed the re-organisation bill of 1884 providing for 4 regiments of Colored soldiers. When the Colored Colored and 18th Regiments of Cavalry (later called Troops) The 10th Cavalry re-agreed at the Post 7 years, watching and controlling the Indines as well as suppressing horse and cat-line (theves and whiskey pedders) from 1870 to 1880. Cave the 4th and Fort Conco, Texas remaining there until 1882. SEERKS INJUNCTION TO PREVENT DIVORCID SPOTSE FROM HE-MARKING HIM. Little Rock, Arka, Aug. 6—(A. N. P.)—To prevent his divorced wife from remaining Kim John Adams through his daughter, Mrs. Martha Jefferson, filed a petition in the Pulsa-Kl Chancers Court for an inhibition against this former wife. Mary Adams. It is alleged that the former Mrs. Adams is making frequent attempts on the Adams to remarry, but so that she was more sure a fugitive interven in his estate which is valued at $25,000. Sovereign Command, p. Adams, at which in his address to the coroner the testimony, Wroxham, the dignitary. and how waddley-inspired, he impressed us with his principles, and his personalities and his commitment to the mission of respect, support and cooperation for and with the sow. Now, however, as O'Donnell says, "he has a strong mind, a deep intellect, and a generality. However at this time he convinced us that he was a man of the Colored National Woodman; but a forcible speaker, a strong man, a strong man, a strong man." A showed that addressed a "through and thorough jurisdiction and that the Commandment of doing well, the things he attempt, and the things he accomplished regarded as one of the finest and most important Texans. His recommendation MRS. M. T. DUBERT Sovereign Recorder, Amilin, Texas thoughtfully prepared, were all latees adopted and immature, approval rules were held, suspensions and rules were issued, and Mr. B. Hennessy's Drive Hennessy's Drive Report from competitors that par- ticipated in the drive have been on a marshal month under the management of the team. More than 60 competitors were killed, and Mr. B. H. Holland of Jalus had one hur- dle. dred and nine (105) to her credit leading in the contest. A prize of $50.00 were awarded her for her work. Financial Report Boy, Clerk, H. K. Johnson and Clerk, H. K. Johnson and Rev. Harnber, W. B. Clark, made their reports which showed that $12,472.17 collected during the year $859.31 disbursed. Mrs. H. H. Hines, Rev. Harnber, "Woodman Blade," made a strong appeal in behalf of Federation of Colored Women's Club and a donation of $20.15 was made. The Colored National Woodman Memorial Service was very impressive with a suitable program for the occasion. 25 neighbors have passed to the great beyond since last season. All officers were re-elected except Rev. A. L. Taylor, Chaplain, being absent Jew: E. J. Mlocker of Heaven was made Chaplain. Next Meeting Place A close and bitter Tarrel and Bolton, for the next annual session W. M. COHMAN. Bow. Founder Member Bolton, Texas was shown. Terrell being victorious in putting the next season. An interview with him, both refreshing and entertaining, was held. Thursday night, conducted by Mrs. Herbwell, Julia. She proved herself a master of the situation and fully understood the that Alice. National College session with all pending clinical set-up sessions with all pending clinical set-up sessions with all pending clinical set-up sessions that it was the best in its history. HON. GREEN SPRINGFIELD, Vice Commander, Coronado, Texas. Stewart, according to Pratt, was a lawyer, and returned to accept any plea he could make. He also jubilee will be defended on August 11 by the law firm of Bibb. On August 11 by the law firm of Bibb, Stewart will be defended on August 11 by the law firm of Bibb. This firm offered its services to the plaintiff, but the plaintiff must then to enlist. That issue, according to the principle, is whether any individual, in the city, is whether any individual can carefully hope to destroy that free-carrying city, guaranteed by the federal authorities. Last minute reports gave no work of the plaintiff, and the story was promised. CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE and: this attack is obviously malicious, spiteful and without occasion. There is no issue about Colonel Great Britain. Whatever may be the reason for France to indulge in this attack, it is plainly the work of some man who is gratifying his personal preference and is not guilty of petty meauses should not be altruistic. The Advancement Association in thanking Mr. Reid has requested him, in view of his statement that the editorial did not meet with his approval, to take such steps as are required to prevent vocation. Examinations last week closed the most flourishing summer school and teachers short course ever held at Texas College. The school was in charge of Prof. A. E. Holland, veteran educator of Texas who is the principal of the high school of Weibilt Falls, and Prof. A. M. Atory, well known as an educator of renown in the state. Nearly three hundred persons were enrolled in the school and the majority of them were inmates of the dormitories of the college. The course lasted for six weeks and during that time, the daily assemblies of the teachers and students were addressed by some of the leaders of Texas in all walks of life. Among those who spoke at different times were: Sept. A. M. Hoder's Dr. A. S. Jackson, of the A. M. E. Church, Attorney R. T. Evans, H. G. M. Reddy, Dr. F. P. Rivers, Harwell, Prof. T. O. Putter, Editor J. W. Rice and President W. R. Banks. "CATER MACEDONIA" Corner Good and THE COMM' NITY C Pastor E. Arlington Wilson 8 p. m. each Sunday. Home Coming Services S Good Spiritual Covenant Serv Sermon at 8 p. m. and C THE BIG CHURCH WI A BIG C If you wish to enjoy a service, come to the PLYMOUTH CONGRE A Cordial Welcom Every 1002 N. Hax REV. L. R. MAY ST. JAMES A. L FLORENCE AND GOOD Sunday Regular Services: Sunday School Tuesday and Thursday R. M. Bed and 40th Sunday, Club Meeting and group clubs Weekly Doral Club and youth groups dri ing Wednesday nights, 8 p. m. 7:30 p. m. Joint official meeting each First Sunday. All of our by promptness and you are Phone B. C Corner Good and Bryan Streets THE COMM. "NITY CENTRE OF DALLAS, Arlington Wilson was at his best at 11 a.m. and each Sunday. The Coming Services Sunday at 11 a.m. August 1. Personal Covenant Service. on as 8 p.m. and Communion at close of service. BIG CHURCH WITH A BIG HEART AND A BIG CROWD" you wish to enjoy a good, intelligent, spiritual come to the KYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH A Cordial Welcome Avail You Every Sunday 1002 N. Hawkins Street REV. L. R. MAYE, A. 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