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The Dallas Express ODD FELLOW INCREASE POWER OF GRAND MASTER RECOMMENDATIONS MADE AT HOUSTON MEET PLACE DRIVES IN HANDS OF GRAND MASTER AND ALL RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ORDER, GIVE HIM POWER TO ORDER AUDITS, CREATE-PLACE OF ASSISTANT ENDOWMENT SECRETARY AND ATTORNEY. JACKSON IMPRESSIVE AS PRESIDING OFFICER. PEACE PACT IN CABINET FORMED AND DICKSON AND RIDDLE PUBLICLY "BURY HAT. CHET. ASSETS OF ORDER MORE THAN $505,000 .00. MRS. J. C. FRAZIER RE-ELECTED. A Champion of Justice A Messenger of Hope Founded by W. B. King. VOL. 83 ODD FELI ARKANSAS BUSINESS LEAGUE DE-MANDS BETTER RAILROAD ACCOMODATIONS the apparent deafness to all complaints of this group on the part of Federal and the higher officials of the corporations that are chartered and commissioned to serve the public. This pioneer roadside maret. §100 Per Day Profit Business expanded under the superclion of this remarkable maid who during this period managed to keep her housework done as well as her outside work, until she after would clear as much as a hundred dollars a day. Finally different financial arrangements were made that enabled her to capitalize on her venture. The ranch was later subdivided. RACE ACTRESS GETS ATTRACTIVE UNIVERSAL MOVIE CONTRACT RACE ACTRESS GETS ATTRACTIVE UNIVERSAL MOVIE CONTRACT Colored Cahart Star Signs For Second Season Production studies as well as Hilda's wilds. Use (Texas-Coast News Bureau)—Arly. As the "Tony" part, in "Knack Cahart" the Cahart star is sometimes written as star of the day by the Tedy Sawyer will be chosen for versal to appear in the "The Sensation Season" of opinion is that "Topo- a," a Louis Wubber production (x) characterization should be a familiar one, than for Palac, on which work will start, black face substitution. In "Marriage Clause" • Miss Snowden, has just completed her part as maid in "The Marriage Clause," the first of the Jewel productions to be made by Louis Weber under her new contract with Universal, Francis X. Bushman and Billy Dove are the featured players supported by a cast which includes Warner Oland, Harri LaGrade, Andre Cheron, Carolyn Snowden and Oscar Smith, a Colored actor who started in "San Francisco Carlyn Snowden received her first stage experience in San Francisco in 1922 in Sam Harris' musical comedy "Struttin' Along." Coming to Los Angeles she became quite popular in the Night Clubs and Cafes heading several revues by Franchon & Marco. Before entering pictures she was the featured drawing card at the Club Allah and and more recently the Nightcule Cafe. MRS. BETHUNE SCARES CONFUSION IN RACE AT FEDERATION MRS. BETHUNE SCARES CONFUSION IN RACE AT FEDERATION "The Republican Party Is The Ship, All Else Is The Sea"—Fred Douglas. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1920 LOW INCREASE F GRAND MAJOR RECOMMENDATIONS MADE AT HOUSTON MEET PLACE DRIVES IN HANDS OF ALL RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ORDER, GIVE HIM POWER TO ORDER AUDIT ASSISTANT ENDOWMENT SECRETARY AND ATTORNEY. JACKSON IMPRESS OFFICER. PEACE PACT IN CABINET FORMED AND DICKSON AND RIDDLE PU CHET. ASSETS OF ORDER MORE THAN $505,000 .00. MRS. J. C. FRAZIER R Gavin were presented to Grand Mackenzie Jackson, and Most-Noble Henry, Jr., and Mies Marie Ponce- nard, Jr. and Mies Marie Wohl- milch of Cleveland. lain was in reality an occasion for their own celebration. The direction of Grand Mastack marked the beginning of the season, the width of the running field, the power necessary for the successful power necessary for the successful The recommendation made by the Governing Council of the British nationalistic adopted by the grand place all of the arrangements for the Grand Master, one empowered by the Grand Master, one empowered That all was not calm and that under the surface a struggle for supremacy was waging was indicated on Tuesday morning when the house was opened for speeches after as the Grand Master began his address by remarking that he had not lived for so many years as a figurehead and that he did not propose to begin now that he was and others. J.P. Goodwin Librarian University of Texas Austin, Tex. Distinctive in Service Always Progressive NATIONAL TEACHERS ELECT W. A. ROBINSON AT HOT SPRINGS' MEET (Special to Dallas Express) Hundreds of Negro teachers from all over the south, gathered in the new Woodmen of Union Building in Hot Springs, Arkansas. July 25-30 for the twenty-third annual session of the National Association of Teachers in Colored Schools. The meeting was also attended by a score of more of white men who are serving as State Agents for Negro Public Schools or as teachers or administrators. In Negro private colleges. ducted very favorably by Mrs. Lee. As a main speaker, Fred McCulloch, State Supervisor Negro Education, Arkansas. Among the speakers whose areas brought promise for the future of Negro educators were Bishop J. A. Cregg, who told of his experiences in South Africa. A. B. Hill, State Sopt. Education, Arkansas. Lee M. Payrot, Field Agent, State Education Board. Dr. W. J. Sectional meetings which are becoming increasingly popular and beneficial were conducted on various phases of education, such as Health Education by P. Rivera Barnwell; School Supervision by W. T. B. Williams; High School Education by John C. Wright; Bursital Education by R. C. Childress; Elementary Education by Mrs. A. M. Pe COL. SIMMONS FLAYS PASTORS FOR NOT USING NEWSPAPER SERVICE It is told in detail of the indications that the patient was in a pacing proposition since it showed that the patient had nerthed $15,142.15$ and that this showing was done in no small amount. With a new speech delivery of his own, he will make a deliverance in Dallas last week and deliveries of the pastures for their lack of use of newspapers. of a grown-up pastor of the lipidist sect of pastors of the Bible, who was a lawyer. Dr. Prince who introduced himself as a lawyer, who introduced the audience which was not as large as he has been. He spoke in detail of the One Cliff loan to a lodge of Dallas Odd Pellevans, of the case of the Houston temple of the Knight of Pythias and of the membership driven, said a tribute to the Patriarch, to the Household of Ruth and Mrs. Fraxler. His head, David Aimer, founder of the Household and concluded with the following recommendations: Substitute for the area of heart. Master's degree. Trans. from Yale, 19th-Aug-14. Associate degree. Master's degree. Special Secretary*DYM the Methodist Church. Master's degree. This appointment directly has contributed and secured for the Methodist Church nearly $120,000 in church funding. Cot, Simmons areas, and without preliminary, declared that "CLIs to an age of publicity and Texas has some of the finest newspapers in the world." - Bedroom Refief Bind-Any-One - Bedroom Refief Bind-Any-One or Bedroom Refief or House Hold of a Bedroom Refief - Order for 24 or more years and has been approved by the person who will, when he or she becomes eligible, apply to the Executive Office for an application to the Executive Office for an application from the Tentacles Office. Among the principal items in this budget have been the erection and equipment of a building for Texas College at Tyler, at a cost of $125,000; another with its equipment costing $100,000 at Heygood College Arkansas; a building worth $40,000 at Toby, Oklahoma; and one worth $100,000 at the T-Monterai Institute. Holly Springs, Miss.; a doctorly worth $60,000 and a $30,000 itematic science building at Palme College, Augusta, Georgia; and the projection of a $125,000,000,000,000 building at Palme College, Augusta, Ga. and the projection of a $150,000,000,000 building for Lane College at Jackson, Tennessee, besides $80,000 in endowment for the same institution. a. In order to protect the Marty Department from over Drains which might arise from too numerous applications for refer that the In commenting on this assistance rendered by the M. E. Church out which is the mother church of the C. M. E. denomination, Dr. Perry says, "Although our help to our colored brethren in their educational program has exaggerated much more than half a million dollars in the next four years, we are not expending for them anything approximating what the church expected for its missions in the slaves in 1846, in proportion to its strength and ability at that time. The expen-tions then was $160,000 annual plus a $160,000 annual of real estate. We cannot Africa and next the of the same blood in America. The work we do for them here makes more effective our ministry in every foreign mission field." DETHORF POLICE SHOOT NEGROES Trento, Mich. Ame. 14-14 A. N. P. Three times in three days three New comes have been shot down by no vice office in this city for falling to, halt, when commanded to do so by the police. More than 45,000 persons and institutions have opened accounts in The Douglass National Bank within the past four years. Among these are an underaker or an insurance "But only one jacket had the most powerful design. The jacket had a hair. According to the adversary, "the time is quite long." What about the alleged persecution, that was on the alligator prosecution, Chicago, Cook County (the country) Col. Simmons remained in Dallas in which Chicago is located), and until shortly before morning when he was sent to New York, he also a deputy for Postal Savings reference with Non-Wm. McDonald Wards of the Federal Government on the political situation. He was a member of the Republican Party. NO COLOR LINE IN BRAZIL. Neville, Tenn. Ame. 14—(A. N. D.) There are no social or legal differences on the behalf of color in Brazil, according to Miss Mary Baxter, a military from Brazil, who, in a speech before the World Affairs Club of Peabody Collins for SOCIETY and Club The Fritz Social Club was on the统 of my K-25 Mailing. Holler at her home 211. Clark Street Visitors were: Mr. Mark Wood, the most common of the most جرجت, and the proceeding of the business session a delicious menu was served Daniel; Walter, President, Irons Davis, Reporter. Independent Social Club - Mrs. C. A. Lemmons was host of the Independent Social Club last Thursday, when Mr. St. John was at the 11th Street Street after regular session the host served a new menu. Everyman was at the meeting. Mr. Wilcox will be hostess next morning at 3515 Campbell Street. The Wheatly Place, Meredig Wives, was the most open of the year for the present opened the meeting on time. Nine members reported with quotations and past-year issues. The event was interesting, remarks on Club Work. Each member was listed at the time of the event. The place was also at the time of each member is glad also to have Mrs. Jackson as their new Treasurer. Mrs. A. J. Mitchell, president. The Notre Dames Avч and Social Club must with Mrs. Illas Jones. The meeting was opened on time; the members were intended to be the most quotations and dances. The event was spent in discussing the which was tournament. A current year was given at the home of Miss Beatles. Cowens, 322 Cochran. The hostess served an event on the 10th of the day to meet with Mrs. Tyrana Powell. Lucky, Twenty Social Club - Mr. Lucky Twenty Social Club. Club entertained at the club room. In dusk night, eight. Night went to Min Data Crawshaw and J. &. White Data Crawshaw and J. &. White a saled and the course. Mime Dela U B F ```markdown ``` W. F. BLEDSOE, GRAND MASTER Mr. and Mrs. Billie Richard were host and hostage to the Twilight Boast Club Friday evening, July 29 at the 11th Leonard Street The meeting was called to order by the president of the public. Teachers were 21 members present with the environment of their membership. Mr. Ferrart, Mr. Fillia Reed and Miss Bettie Moe Kitcham, A friend chickened in the 40 mem- lers and visitors after which labis were arranged for whilst playing. W. Teal President, Monroe Walking House. THE FRITLETOWN AND CLUB met at his usual hour 4 p.m., Tuesday, July 27, with Addie Moe Jenkins, 220 F. St. After the health of the group was given by Mr. A. Lee, Guess, the Art Directress for the house. The hostess then served a two course menu, consisting of a glazed with tomatoes and may-nuts and with tomatoes and meats. He was not on the course of April 1st on the 2nd and chocolat cake. Most of the members were with Mrs. M. Minter, 216 Ju- 11th. The Frite Cheryle Club was an entertained at the home of Miss A. The group was called to order by meeting was called to order by Miss M. Holloway. The next meeting will follow the next Tuesday afternoon. Miss J. E. Waller, President. The Bovetro Art Club was an very successful time away, even very valuable time away, the museum presented a magnificent collection of her loved ones, by the Museum on July 16th with a big piece at Wal- nut Grove. She with a big piece at Wal- nut Grove. MGT—At the home of Mrs. Maggie Thomas, 213 Broadway, New York. The delicious menu was served. The 9th at 8:14 N. Washington Ave. The Pleasants Art and Social Club was an interesting place, Ogren- town, New York. The club played the high score begins when The First to Organize, The Best to Join, The First to Issue a $1000.00 Policy, Mr. Blunt Prizee and Mrs. Blunt Prizee and I have added to his/her档案. Mr. Blunt Prizee and I have added to his/her档案. Both were the new members of the family. Mr. Blunt Prizee and I have added to his/her档案. Mr. John Prizee and Mrs. John Prizee ROWEN-WINN NUPTIAL Miss H. Iola, Winn and Mr. Jerome K. Rowen were married at the family home 2000 Flora Street. The family and a few friends witnessed the ceremony by Rev. G. H. Young. Miss Winn who is one of the city teachers is a daughter of the late Grand Master H. E. Winn and claims friends throughout the state. Mr. Rowen is the son and partner of D. Rowen, well known as Iola's Grocer. After a stay in Galveston and other points, the couple will be at home, 2017. Mrs. Mama Align of 430 Caledo Barnes, who attended a three weekend wedding at another other Western College, while in other Western College, while in guest of Mrs. H. M. M Campbell of Humphreyshire was the hospice for beautiful reunion. The buffet was beautiful reunion. A six course dinner was served with a blue and white salad. The dinner was also was the guest at a gay white party, given by Mrs. H. M. Camp- ley, who attended a three weekend wedding at another other Western College, while in other Western College, while in HEAD OF A. M. E. LAY. MAN'S MOVEMENT VISITS DALLAS of the Bryanian this week, wore Prof. U. P. Carr, principal of the Bryanian School, and wore Prof. G. H. Johnson, general secretary of the Layman's movem- t, and Prof. Johnson is at present Prof. Johnson is at present Prof. Johnson is at present the item also known as Dumont hallite. He is in Texas for a few weeks. He is in Texas for work of the Layman's state work of the Layman's state HAPPENINGS Milton John Rice is attending the Grand United Order of Dallows membership. He did not have to be there, but on official principal J. A. Rhode was honored by the Grand United Order of Dallows address to the Mayor of Houston, it happened he is from Dallas. Honorable Robson Lee of Chicago, Ill. made a very impressive THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1926 stive address at the City Auditorium, Friday night for the intern- ation of the City of London, and the Crockett, He leaves a wife, daughter, son, brothers and a host of relatives to mourn his loss. Mr. Fink. Burlesson died Sunday morning. He had established a barber shop here. He leaves five sisters, two brothers, a wife and a host of relatives and friends to the "Mr. James Putte" was killed that Friday night by Chatman Washington. Washington was put to the house now on a $1800 bond. Mr. Normal would on 10 June to is visiting her sister, Mrs. Oral Truss. Mr. Frank Washington was killed at Houston by his brother, Archer's Burlington, and a boy was brought to Crockett for burial. He has found brothers, two sisters father and mother. STOP! LOOK AND JE Mrs. Heatrice Burson-Miller of Boston. Miss. is visiting her parents. It happened she brings little daughter to be a part of Dales—its mother's home. Grand Master Hunt of the Loyal Friends of America is on the sick list this week. It happened he is not dangerously ill. louse. Mr. James Patte was killed by Paddy night, but he chatted with his sister in jail—but is now out on a 1600 acre ranch in visiting her sister. Mrs. Tras, Mr. Frank Washington was killed at Houston by his brother, John. Mrs. Tras brought to Crockett for burial. He has found brother, two sisters STOP! 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Cues, you, men, when selecting your wives you only look at the outside of the woman's heads, and if they were sufficient, is painted, and calsimed and otherwise adorned you have not taken trouble to try to find out how the said bead was furnished inside with brains. Or if the woman's figure was, hesome and strant fronted and graceful have There was a team going on working across the heart beneath those entraining curves. And often there was neither intelligent nor affectionate, or the knowledge of the human, the show plowed up and when you men set-led of your pizza, heby dolls and wanted a wife. But as they were going, he was so fast-going. He was so fast-going on whose unselfish, devotion you could depend, you found that you hadn't gotten it. 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Then you will be wondering "what's it going about and just why you are there telling the judge your troubles? Eyes will advise you to be careful how you are going to do your other persons' business, especially that which doesn't concern you one way or the other. A bit dog will surely yell, Mr. Jelly beans talk is easy done. Miss Eyes has heard those smart remarks you made about her, you know that " who she was and I'm writing to you. I'm going to do Now Mr. Beans you have all the privilege in the world and it isn't but two Beans trouble. Miss Eyes says pop your whip, but by the same way you know how to pop it, for Miss Eyes is going all smart. Birds like you. Flappers why take us time with all these men every. Tom, Dick and Harry. You don't lower the men you only lower yourself. You will be and are called their old so and so, and then when the men pass they will say Oh! There goes Mr. So and So. It would be far better for a man to say Oh she is to sweet man than to say Oh! she is as easy as pie. So in your case that's what they are saying about you two. Appearing in the image of Algiers in the caption "Colored Nations" the caption "Colored Nations" reads, "the Colored Nations Woman Dollers The Savannah glades make the Savannah glades make Warni When you ask for rations—be sure the wrong packa—just because the original Dr. FRY proven their men are getting the Whitener Prep TUTE. Asl Mrs. Mabel E. Duval, One of the Grand Officers of the Colored National Woodmen of Texas, after the retending the Grand Lodge, Miss M. D. Lew days with her niece, Miss M. D. Lew, has returned to her home in Austin. Mrs. Linda Prescott, 1121 Willow St. Oval, 1700 Calif., is visiting Mrs. Brown of 4703 Clyde Street, Dallas, she was entertained on the evening of August 8. Mrs. Prescott will stay for Oakland, Calif., on 12th, 18th, 19th, 21st, 23rd, 24th, 25th, 26th, 27th, 28th, 29th, 30th, 31st, 32nd, 33rd, 34th, 35th, 36th, 37th, 38th, 39th, 40th, 41st, 42nd, 43rd, 44th, 45th, 46th, 47th, 48th, 49th, 50th, 51st, 52nd, 53rd, 54th, 55th, 56th, 57th, 58th, 59th, 60th, 61st, 62nd, 63rd, 64th, 65th, 66th, 67th, 68th, 69th, 70th, 71st, 72nd, 73rd, 74th, 75th, 76th, 77th, 78th, 79th, 80th, 81st, 82nd, 83rd, 84th, 85th, 86th, 87th, 88th, 89th, 90th, 91st, 92nd, 93rd, 94th, 95th, 96th, 97th, 98th, 99th, 100th, 101st, 102nd, 103rd, 104th, 105th, 106th, 107th, 108th, 109th, 110th, 111st, 112nd, 113rd, 114th, 115th, 116th, 117th, 118th, 119th, 120th, 121st, 122nd, 123rd, 124th, 125th, 126th, 127th, 128th, 129th, 130th, 131st, 132nd, 133rd, 134th, 135th, 136th, 137th, 138th, 139th, 140th, 141st, 142nd, 143rd, 144th, 145th, 146th, 147th, 148th, 149th, 150th, 151st, 152nd, 153rd, 154th, 155th, 156th, 157th, 158th, 159th, 160th, 161st, 162nd, 163rd, 164th, 165th, 166th, 167th, 168th, 169th, 170th, 171st, 172nd, 173rd, 174th, 175th, 176th, 177th, 178th, 179th, 180th, 181st Eon's Jying Eyes from the way with each day Miss M. Washington of Brownport is a pleasant place of Miss Allen, 1821 to Hall Street. Prof. W. H. Passon of Austin, Mr. and Mrs. Saunders of this city and others were the guest of Mr. FUQUA-DUNCAN NUPITAL The marriage of Leo R. Fugue Jr. and Miss Arryne Luclie, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. H. L. Duncan Austin, Texas took place at the same time. The family was搭档 at the New Mexico, Texas. Thursday evening, April 24, 1926, Rev. Fountain of, dictation. While in Waco they were the guests of Judge and Mrs. R. D. Evans, Meessr Cook and Ashford of the Cook and Ashford Undertaking the Company. The� returned Monday night from Austin where she has been visiting realities and friends for the past two weeks. They are at home 3510 Fugue Street. MRS. C. E. JONES ENTER. TAINS WITH A LUN- CHEON A very elaborate luncheon honoring out of town guests was given by the Joint House of National Recidivals, 2009. Thomas, Avenue, Wednesday, July 26th, 1926. The house was beautifully decorated with floral flowers that filled the house with the merry chatter and laughter. The guest was a delightful guest. A delightful couple sat in a booth on the staircase in a Baratone Chop, who butted robes, Sanatone Chop, who butted robes, ing don't take wrong p ask for Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener sure you get them. Don't let the package. Hundreds of people have as they failed to say Dr. FRED FRED Palmer's Skin Whitener It merit and buy you the best. Insist on Dr. FRED Preparations---AND TAKE Get Dr. FRED Palmer's Skin White Preparations from your druggist is for and get. Dr. FRED SKIN WHITENER PREPAR Get Dc. FRED Palmer's Skin Whitener Preparations from your druggist. Dr. Fred Palmer's Laboratories, Alabama. Gh. Please send me sample of your preparation. I will send me a copy for postage and wrapping. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1926 M.-J. West, 2625, Franklin Street Mary J. 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Published every Saturday Morning in the Year at 4:00 PM, Smith Avenue. Entered at Post Office at Dallas, Texas, an second-class mat- er, under Act of Congress, March 1896. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (Incorporated) DALLAS, TEXAS We Dallas Express Subscri- ptions in Advance 1. Year $2.99 2. Months 4.59 3. Months 7.79 4. Single Copy .00 Foreign-Advertising Representative the present aspect of that case, that condition has been changed. The Grand Master of that order has now had his duties enlarged to the extent that, along with the responsibilities of the Order, he has the duty of the direct command of the Order. It is a thing much to be commended. The Grand Master is in reality a grand master with the power to compel obedience in any and all of those who are supposed to work with him for the advancement of that institution. It is good that this is so. that report it was indicated that on more than one occasion that officer had changed the laws of the Order at will ordering the Endowments of certain members to cease bringing in new members, we understand that this is contrary to the laws of the State, without the regular payment of endowment, for the first quarter though they were in W. B. M. Zill Company, 808 South St. Chicago, IL 60610 W. B. M. Zill Company, 804 Morrow Bldg., 116 East Nassau St. New York, N. Y. Notice to The Public Any erroneous reflection upon the standing or reputation of the Company. cording to his own statement, two of those so initiated died and received their benefits, and that he had at his own dee the envelopment premiums of others. All of this was done without consulting the Grand 'Master' or anybody else. THE DALLAS EXPRESS has never helped the white weather, neither has it been damaged by the yellow streak. It is not affected with the flannel mouth. It is a plain, every day, sensible, conservative newspaper, which turns no call to catch the passing breweries. No doubt, it has no patriotism as broad as our country. Its love of even, handed justices covers all the territory occupied by the human race. This is pretty high ground, but we live on it and are propebling. Days of the press come up and stand with us. This ground is hot. W. R. KING. BISHOP JOHNSON LAYS THE LAW. One of the most public statutes meets made public in -Tuxedo by one occupying the high office of the Chief Justice. Layed over the signature of Bish One of the most peculiar states masters can makeIBLE in Texas occupying the high office of Bishop of Texas, lined off the signature of Helf. up William Decker Johnson one of the greatest and largest Orders of the state. It is one which deserves the support and commendation of all who undertake the unfertile circumstances at Paul Quin College from which Frank Jackson is well fitted to manage its affairs with good managemen and that he will institute measures and methods which will guarantee its success. His record for clean living and honest dealing commend him to the whole of the state as a leader well worth the following which he now has and, with his successors, the footsteps of his footsteps in taking full charge of the reins, even he must understand that there are some things which must be aided to their depths in order that the public of Texas may see the facts and properly evaluate them. For certain of the conditions that were in effect in times past have the ability to over-any way speaking against Paul Quin, "And as a man with no purpose to such an extent that their complete settlement seems essential to the success for which lie and all of Texas hope. GRAND MASTER BLEEDGE STRIKES THE KEYNOTE "The time must come when all of the Orders of this State will combine for the general welfare of the race. We Paul Quinn College, as well as all the publicity and notoriety which attached to the trial of President Williams was brought about by the home antebellum and extrovers of the manor of Thickling, of the Bishop who led trustees of that school. Texas can well afford to do, without such leadership. This "Afrish" Methodist Episcopal Church would do well to think more carefully before following such leadership upon that event. The manor is more all-founded upon the principles of the自由 of men and the free of man is the before of their own. THE DALLAS EXPRESS. DALLAS, TEXAS. SATURDAY. AUGUST 14, 1920 The Road To Better Health Radio Topics This is not as it should be. The possibilities for the greatest success lie in the direction of combination in all good things as was indicated by Grand Master Bledsoe and there is reason to hope that the wisdom of his contention will be speedily seen and that in time to come, some co-operative effort, giving employment to the young and experience to the young who must take the places of the old men who are so rapidly passing may be worked out. Just last week the Express attempted to indicate a public service which fraternities could render to their members in the matter of encouraging the payment of poll tax and the preparation for th. efficient use of the ballot. Many other things could be added to that and in the last analysis, all would do nothing more than to redemon to the glory and honor of those who were responsible for their institution and lasting benefits. There is reason to hope that the vision of Grand Master Bledsoe may become the ideal of every leading Texan of mature years and that a pristine program, based on the cooperation of all Texas fraternities in every good thing may be worked out. "We may be separate organizations but all of us are Negroes and our problems are common problems. The future of the young men must be assured if we are to have worthy successors to those older men who are so raising from the scene of action with their "flame flying." For a long time, it has been the contention of The Express that to a certain degree at least, the tail of the Odd Fellow should have been assigned certain of the authorities of the Grand Master to himself. had been carrying that institution in a direction that boded no good for it, and that the Odd Fellow should have been directed at the correction of this condition. According to MOST persons who have been trained are dead when taken out, and most are dead when admitted. They are mainly frillteats. It occasionally happens, however, that people are not trained and, ever one should assume, that the method of giving first aid to the person from the lance, Most people are not trained and, therefore, the deduction that rolling the lance on it is the only way to seize the lance is the only way to search is to go on the patient's own side. The simplest and most effective method of water is to hold the patient lying down. This, of course, requires strength to hold, to perform the strong strength to perform the subject in the prone position and to hold his head will be lower than his head. Haine expelled the newly trained man as a serious respiration. That thera is wisdom in the decision, of the Grand Lord to secure it, define the limitations of the odefficial staff to order a decision. The Master by accurate definition is simply proven by certain portions of the report of the Endowment, Secretary of that department. The heat system of reviving the drowned is the one devised by Schafer. He claims several advantages for his method, vis. (1) It is simple and easily mastered (2) It can be performed by one person without becoming fatigued (3) The mucus and water are exboiled and prevented from blacking the passage of air in and out of the lounge. The Schafer method briefly described is as follows: Place the patient in the position (face down.) Stand outside him and place the hands on either side over the lower rib. Make firm but no� violent pressure, allowing the weight of the body to come on the arms Maintain this pressure for three minutes before the patient body unward. Here is ample proof of the wisdom in the checking of the activities of such an officer. Here is room enough for justification of the criticism which has been directed at the wisdom and regularity of certain of his other actions taken presumably "without asking the Grand Master or anybody else." The security of the funds of that organization and the welfare of those who are to receive the benefits of the wisdom and regularity of certain of the cessions of that Order, of whatever sort they may be made by those who are elected for that purpose and in no other way and the fact that this condition has not maintained most past has been responsible for the unfortunate condition of the Xpress and others in Texas have complained. Nestle the ankle movement at a time it takes a minute. Measure. During all this time the patient is positioned on the floor, wrapped thoroughly and then wrapped, assembling toward the center should be kept forward. The heart has been after the heart action has been after the heart action has been in continuing efforts to restore the heart is heating, artificial re-oxygenation and systematically. Circumstances made it possible for the affairs of that order, in times past to fall into the condition complained of by the authorities, and did the rest. that he attempted to justify himself that was natural but that this condition should continue to maintain was contrary to reason and proper procedure. The express now sees light ahead for the Odd Fellows of this order. Louisiana Info. hope is Abandoned. SEEK TO COPYRIGHT AIR LOGAN Dr. R. M. Sheriff (Judie Kemmerer) THIS commission of patents at Washington, D.C., has been given the thank about by a Chicago Weekly. The paper is copyright to the magazine. Necka is to copyright a phrase used by Chiphon. As far as it is known, the phrase is not on the other words. The phrase is in the one on the first line of the phrase as a trademark. The main work involved is the canon of words which can be examined on the other words. The phrase is in the one on the first line of the phrase as a trademark. The Stewart Warmer Spodendron is broadcasting station WBIM. It is **WBHM - the Stewart Warmer** Air Theatre - Chicago have set the large wheels in motion theatre sets. It is their constitution trade mark. If its constitution is identified with a commodity, it is identified with the theatre one that is subject to integrate the community of entertainment for the community of entertainment. It is the theatre after annual events. One that is annually night over it is an anniversary night over program together with the design. It is spoken over the microphone will be spoken over the microphone will This is not as it should be. The test success lie in the directive things as was indicated by Gris is reason to hope that the w speed seen and that in time effort, giving employment to the young who must take the are so rapidly passing may be The Express attempted to indr fraternities could wonder to the encouraging the payment of QUESTIONS & ANSWERS A Sick Baby Mrs. J. McC. (written by Mr. hake) is 12 months old. He had the last one and has a teeth. He cut the last two stomach teeth recently, and I expect will be cutting the other two upper-eye teeth shortly. What will he do? The few mouth of the rest while the throat and chest which he as he ever since. This winter I had the mezzas and his cold was a bit more than the other. The doctor gave him some medicine to keep his cold loosened saying it was bronchial and that it would clear up other "hot" and it was when the rattle and phlegm are in his throat, he is very cross. He seems to keep up in strength and flesh fairly well. When the cold is closed, while in his breathing when asleep. I have put a mustard plaster on his chest and back. I do not take the outside of my body. What do you think about his cold and what do you suggest to do? I am feeding him milk bread soup, potatoes, stew cook, etc. I am not sure to eat, but still he is contented. I give him milk of mango, peanuts frequently. He doesn't like orange or prune jules, and it does him good. What would you recommend to give him for his colds? Reply From the description you give of your baby's edition I agree with your doctor in his dimensions of bronchiole. The thought has occurred to me that there might also be for you a belief lies in the chronicity. All the condition and its resistance to treatment. Nothing can be accomplished by keeping the baby indoors. Get him out even if it is cold. If he is poorly mother it cannot hurt him. Keep his bowels open at all costs as constipation aggravates bronchitis. Give him one�-tenspoint of pure sodium oil three times a day. Have the baby inhale the team of a solution of one teaspoonful compound tincture of benzoin in a pint of boiling water. The more cathartics you give the more constipated the youngster will become. You are using good judgment in feeding, but he must get fruit juice. Put him on the toilet at the same time every day and several times until he is regulated. As a last reant use an enema. Cure for Sweating have the invention. Farmers and farmers alike love for breeding under the error of the temperature is good. If it is a cure? Recently, a breeding in an area where the general precipitation is deficient allows the breed to be in the area where the precipitation is absorbent. The moisture is absorbent. The order that may be present. The order that may be present. The order that may be present. (Copyright, 1924 by The Donnett-Heinor Corporation, Chicago) Radio. Rellects. Predilimnation. OF. Petroleum. Radio has figured in many different forms: the short, but rapid development, but in the short, but rapid development, but in the hot Springfield (Arkansas) was recently released. It is one of the most popular Postmaster Curve of Hot Springfield's small shipment of a hundred pure bred baby chickens. The chicks had been produced in the United States for about 100 years, but after a day of so much loss for the four-year Mr. Keys, the postmaster began to work about them. The in-house was the first to be built in the 1960s, which chicks did not improve his disease of mind but still the consignment could not be found. It was given to an inspiration prompted the postmaster to turn to radio for help, and an hour later an urgent call to the staff to help, and the air from KTHEY. For out-in the neighborhood of T's, the 1960s-1970s period of brands of milk routes, a progressive farmer with a radio receiver, heard the call for a Key of Hot Springfield. The KTHEY is a neighborhood of the former drove two miles up the creek to give him the new. With the help of the Mr. Keys, the postmaster is in the following charges. RADIO QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (Mr. Shastly will be glad... to help you solve your radio problems. Write him in care of this paper.) Q. J. M. M. Maya: "My set has recently been developed, a very loud, big, big, big, big, big, big things, but the very loud stations. What is likely to quest this? Ama: Test for a break in the grid, circuit of each tube. Try the same pattern of the amplifier transformers. The possibilities for the creation of combination in all good and Master Bloedse and there Adam of his contention will be to come, some co-operative the young and experience to places of the older men who worked out. Just last week diate a public service which their members in the matter of poll tax and the preparation of a new constitution. Meandring with Marjorie By Marjorie Adams Even in the great heat and heat and fleas are almost as bad as flies in the summer. The ants cannot be prevented but if they're three times in the panty-like place it dishes of water and the bread box is set on "stills"—(any small pieces of wood)—in a pan of small annoyance can be lepressed greatly. The fleas, however, must be done away with before they see them, and if possible. To do this the breeding places must be eliminated. To do this the breeding place must be must-common. If you wish to enjoy a "fleeceless" summer, you will be sure to have that old sand pile in the back yard leveled off in them. DO YOU KNOW THAT— The Nelson shop has a new line of stationed specials in the summer. Most use the paper is in the level-linest� shades, cool greens, soft brown, creamy white, dull grays, black and white, and white and white. If you have a more-rammed in a surprising short time, the number of them will be less than 100. If you know, it is to have either your name and address encroaved in the center of the top of each page, or there is a letter of your summer's home stamped there isn't that ensuing? Keep House Clean Dusty when make floors look and dirty and rugs so heavy don't they? I was tired to the eternal dusting and sweeping: so I got the current little mint to put just outside the door. My floor troubles are no more. Fly, swatters are prosm thing but so essential that we wish sometimes that we lived for Alaska on Iceland where flies must be unheard-or bothers. Recipes I gave you a recipe for fruit salad not long ago but I think we all like variety so here another along: with a recipe for fruit salad dressing which may be served with other one: Fruit salad Place a slice of Hawaiian pineapple on a lettuce leaf and spread with a thin coating of soft cream cheese. Cut piliated into thin—strips and place on top of the pineapple, radiating from the center. Put a large teaspoonful at fruit-based dressing in the center of the pineapple. Fruit Salad Dressing 3 tablespoons of lemon juice 1 whole egg 1 egg yolk 1-2 cup of sugar 1-2 pint of cream Heat egg stiff; add sugar and heat again; add lemon juice, Cook in double boiler until thick, stirring constantly. Add one-half-pistrel cream whipped. (Moore cream may be added if desired.) (Copyright 1926 by The Bonnet Brown Corporation, Chicago) Chuckle Column # MATHEMATICAL # PROBLEM: TWO HIRES—hot Only one hour to start An assignment Yet— YOUR HIRES FOR hair- FOR fists- FOR nail-rays- FOR feet- Add— Two heads of hair— P. E. Well-wear a hand- and chest watch the kids solve the problem. Tina Freeman Our Fashion Department Fashion Ones—dear degree "Light Ones" on our wardrobe Yew-with a for coat, heavy chain- guns thrown in. Spines the price of "toe will go up now that someone has started Manchester from hand to foot will allow her cool. Water media machine in the life of a beach pyramid, ferry a mummy, a dog, a cat, a dog and thick-knocked gunnles thrown in. There's a "water-proof Insulation on the market now too. But what the dark thing is doing to manchester, you know, that their toes wear— Sarah A. Mikes, Make Girls inform us, you and our eyes are Flappers are blooming out on our stage, with no hands-painted ideas. No makeup, no hair-don't-Hope! Pallied horse, as unput up again is a good spot of hubby's root. When the wife sashs she has the hair. When she is wearing a hat. When you are right in style! New that name of the ladies have taken in wearing wrist watch other men—men art watching their step. Belfermans want to put "Mother Hubbard" on chorus guitar. That man is wearing a hat. Otherwise, how they be "Mother Hubbard"! Almost $2,800,000 compelled the estate of a like corset and will be the estate of the next. Colored wavy hair is another fall idea it up—bristle. When you get enough makeup to your makeup—will start (Copyright 1992, by The Bounet Brown Corporation, Chicago) BACE JEXHIDITY SHAPING UP AT SESQUI CELLEBRATION Philadelphia, Pa.—The space outside for the composite exhibit of the Negro race in the Esquail-Countrial International Exposition, now being held in Phila. Pa.—I rapidly being filled with exhibits type-filling the advancement of the coloured people. Miss Laurs Wheeler of Chorney Pennsylvania, one of the race's most prominent artists. It has given several demonstrations of her art in her symbolic characters on the pillows of each booth. Many types portrayed by the brush Miss Wiseley has given a touch of sophistication to the museum's original representation of the North Carolina, Maryland, Life, Trust, and Carolina, under the direction of the outstanding exhibits. The Art Needle, represented with the many inquireable Armstrong Association has a comprehensive and educational feature of paintings from the brush of famed artists, including the smallest. There is a general increase in the particular section of the buildings that form the Park. The First Quarter date is. The mass reopening of the aphids, the concert, updirection of Mrs. Koehler, the visit of the students, week and the enthusiasm manifested in the interest, on August 29th. TID-BITS (For the A. N. P. 10) of girls were working in New York to work on board the house, was made by the Chinese, and the library at Yale is quoted the library at Yale is quoted the originated the dug the girl was hunted, when housewives took the dug the girl was sold to the march, and disk from soldiers have magnetic power and a wire that it will move when the girl Refies of a people who lived in the valley of the Nts about 14,000 years ago are now on view at University College, London. The word "sart" is derived from the name of the words of the Aby asinian coral tree, which being very small and almost equal in size were used to weigh gold and precious stones. In the Assyria of Biblical times the pretty girl was a help to the homely girl. Twice a. Year, the marriageable girls were gathered together and the pretty pans were sold o men seeking wives. The money collected was divided among the homely males. HOOKITI By Robert E. Edwards (For The A N. P.) 52-114 was born in 1802, and was the greatest romantic novelist, and the most uniterzally read story of the author, and the most even to heard, and today stories from the pen of the great genre as a thought and cherished by the most clerical minds of a century. Miss "Thode Musketer" and their connoisseurs were the most well-known author of the first works of romance and gestures that have been the world's fortune to possess. His father, who was the son of a Haitian woman, was one of the most well-known generals. HOOKITI Answer: Hoookit: 18-Jun Lat- Geogramm Covers Wide Scope the problem of the conference cortex-2 will be proposed. and you can almost every based of human endeavor. The chapter question is international in the name, the chapter containing various opinions from the media to the volume of the obtaining publicity space for faw bite Negro matters. The problem of the situations as the chapter on "Health and Race Relations" will show that the supply of the center is urged. "Philadelphia" The problem of the Trent Gordon, stated that the part of the Department of Welfare had its part of a program to provide particular attention being on the run down and undernourished children and the need for a reading of this chapter would be a problem of the problem of the authorities of the Chinese Trent on the "ன்னin" take the time of the first manifesto as to the history of the population. Correct Housing of Negroes. Important The correct housing of the grow- ing population in the great industrial centers of the United States is a global work on the changes of life and death and the situation of the people of the country. The chapter shows that Negros they double the rent paid over the country and the house are very often� the cost of the housing to the community There are more! hazards. A program of education is needed to the people of the country to be able to live and live in the is the school. The various social in tions are w armed in the national competition. The problem of the center dealing with this, whose of the work be in mind that they will be the most important of the problem of the community. For the community, the first a benefit of any individual benefits of the individuals. From the discussions of it was found out that the Negro as a social worker (its in admirably, doine very, effeciently work. There is talk of a feeling of unrest because of the fact that the way to work is the same for almost every year, and the whole social worker to nine cases out of ten getting the back of the bargain. - However, the friends out from a careful reading. Toward international "cooperatives" that it is best for all concerned to have before agencies interệnch. The Church, industry, and even the courts have a part in this great interest in the program. And one can not close the book without having learned much that will bring a heart golden era. When man shall live by reason. And not alone by gold. When man to man united. And every wrong thing righted. The whole world shall be lighted. As Eden was of old. Several addresses are given in full or in part in the book, and those are also a summary of reading suggestions and recommendations that grew out of the conference. The book contains many whole-some facts that might be well used by public speakers generally. The book makes valuable reading information on the work of of every society worldwide. LOOKING BACKWARD. BENEFITING Robert P. Edwards (For The A. N. P.) Mattia James G. exalteth is dead at the birth of his son. Washington, D.C. Carly Henry Johny of Dedds is quad. The entire committee of the late Booker T. Washburn of Atlanta, Ga.,—Erasmine Maple, Atlanta, Ga.,—Mrs. Estap, Maple, and Herbert N. Hoyard of Mount Vernon had the late husband as head of the interim committee. TEXAS TOWNS LONGVIEW—Tea Out, Voges Community Health, good. Cropfine A. number of reviews just closed with quite a success. Mr. D. L. and Mrs. D. L. Pittman and her two best-law books at the Grand Lodge in Marshall this week, where Mrs. Burne will help her husband, "having a good time" from the book, "Mr. T. P. and Mrs. A. L. Popes wife of Palee and Mrs. A. L. Popes wife of Palee and Mrs. D. L. Pittman this week. Success at the Grand Lodge is green,ville. MARLIN—Mrs. Cotton Qied last Thursday night and was buried in The Laddie Park, which was a member of Rev. Harseman official Prof. E. D. Huff in in Mandelle, which was the second Harrison Randolph of West Fall lost one of his daughters last week. She was buried Sunday at West Fall. The adding was to Mr. T. P. through any engaged in a hot business and they are about to make it a big business. Mr. A. W. Washington was very much in the good work of the Grand Lodge. She was returned from the Old Goodford, the Old Fellows at Houston. Mr. Enell of Ben Antonio is in Martin for the hot baths at the same place. In the same place, Mr. J. J. J. was at Marlin for the hot water other. Rev. J. J. Jackson and several others are attending the Emotional Humber Medator. The Grand Western Association has bought the gas of land on the Eastern side of the city. The old her annual meeting here will hold her annual meeting of Martin, the F. C. M. Association just closed, raising $172.40 a year ago, and the general was at home to the United States by the intended the National Weedman. Which he is a Grand officer. Hachell, the first American officer from Washington, and First Worth as delegate to Grand Lodge, at both cities. Freely day, the Washington Post was at the time. For day 14, for Chicago, and other Eastern points, on his vacation. He was a fuller and fuller of Express. Miss A Black announces that she will be home from the United States on July 22, the 20th Sunday, April 6, 1936. Mrs. K. Johnson announced that she will be home to the United States on July 22, the 20th Sunday, April 6, 1936. Mr. Williams kept her delegate to from Calvert and Bryan, Mrs. Bailey, and son have been the Postman. Hachell, the first Washington Post was at home. Mr. Garfield, the most well-known very-known and well-known Washington in the United States, is the only one other point. Mr. G. Shaw is all smiles over his big cotton program. W. Wilson and Rev. Hardeman have returned from Convention at Mixas, the United States, and the New York City City. He is in town for the hot water bathe, the attended Sunday School at P. M. M. Morgan, and the New York City City. M. M. Morgan, and the New York City City. The New York City was the first to open the postman from Postman College with Miss A black. Johnson of Martin was leading chortard. Mr. G. W. F. S. and the Postman were the first of the Postman's night's someone who entered the home at late-ours the next day. The Postman was the first to open the postman and valids. No clue to the thief he has. You have found. CLUBS—The Hiking Star Club was entertained by Mr. F. Sanders at the home of Mrs. W. K. Kyles president 2201 State Street, July 27. A nice group of members present, as it was regular business meeting. Visitors were Mrs. C. L. Christian, Mr. and Mrs. H. Carter. Everyone enjoyed a pleasant evening. A delicious menu was served. stingy program and had atonement. Define the irada, alma-gadha, those who were not assisting the person who was not assisting the principles of the order. She spoke most of the words of the order and remarked that those were some of the Grand Master, note Chamber, her warm reception and that this order who have not assisted in stingy program and also recommended that participants. If they are here and vice during the next membership it, they are just hit' he described. Household he bonded and that a re- Dr. J. K. Moore, Medical Director serve, fund he created in the re- Dr. J. K. Moore, then made his report to the presidents and the made his report of Temple Fruits The time of the Temple had not only said all of its own expenses, but had turned back a substantive indication to the report of Grand Secretary James T. Young who has been a member of the State for the second year, and the choice of tenants which had been a good one, were not considered of the building and states that there was no doubt, but the general interest of the state, as of all of the detail, connected with the building which is new, the perseverance of the future. This is report indicated that the total collections from the year 1955 to 1956 were the total expenses, was $1824.46, giving a net profit of $1156.41. If the total expenses for the year 1955 were $1824.46, the total of the total expenses for the year 1956 were $1824.46, and the heating plant of that building is the most important to oil or gas. It is report in the showcase of theிரs. The�'s tax with $187.75 for the Grand Lodge account. Secretary Riddle took up a great job of the first time, and all of the people had not only said all of its own expenses, but had turned back a substantive indication to the report of Grand Secretary James T. Young who has been a member of the State for the second year, and the choice of tenants which had been a good one, were not considered of the building and states that there was no doubt, but the general interest of the state, as of all of the detail, connected with the building which is new, the perseverance of the future. This is report indicated that the total collections from the year 1955 to 1956 were the total expenses, was $1824.46, giving a net profit of $1156.41. If the total expenses for the year 1956 were $1824.46, the total of the total expenses for the year 1956 were $1824.46, and the heating plant of that building is the most important to oil or gas. It is report in the showcase of the irr. The 10 DAYS OF SENSATIONAL PRICE CLITTING— EVERTHING REDUCED HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE THOUSANDS OF BARGAINS WE OFFER—COME EVERY DAY— Men's Socks MEN'S SOCKS Good Grade, Many colors. Harvest Special 11c Silk Hose Women's Silk and Fiber. Many colors. Harvest Special 39c Sheets Size Sixteen-inch, bleached, seamless Sheets. Nicely finished. A big bargain. Harvest Site Special 89c Percales Standards Percales in Light and dark colors. Strips. 36 inches wide. Big quality. Harvest Sale Special 15c Work Shirts Good grade blue. All sizes. Harvest Special 69c Quilt Cotton Full 3 rolls. Semi- bleached. Harvest Special 44c One big lot of Late Summer Triangular and Street Hats. All sizes. Value that sold for up to $2.00 and $3.50. Harvest Sale Clear, ance. 95c One big lot of Men's Shoes In brown calf and black kid shoes. The shirts sizes are broken, but all sizes are in this lot. A Big Harvest Clearance. Choice. $1.99 Odd Fellows Increase Power of Grand Master. contact with a view of examining into the position of changing the role of the Grand Master of the Fifth Bible and the present Auxiliary parishioner. The Patriarchate of our Order become our special care and every possible provision made to the congregation by any donations possible, by a policy of extending aid to erect substantial buildings, to erect substantial buildings, and to sound abilities can be often anwill warrant such aid. The present session of the Grand Council confirmed be put under the supervision of the D. Grand Master of the Fifth Bible as well as appointed. Much of the work is done as he is, and all through the Mrs. Makes Report on of Household Mrs. J. Brazier, D. G. M. N. G. of the Household of Ruth cheered to the echo when she arson and all through her remarks, told of the process of the work of the householder during the past year, waving eloquent when she described the improvement noted in those Households which had adopted the system of complete conformity to the ritualistic program and had attempted to live out the clout of the principles of the Order. She spoke most highly of the work of the luvenes the Past Most Noble Governs Chamber, her warm receptions in the Households which she had visited and she recommended that the Household have a state superposition during the past membership drive, that the officers of each Household be bonded and that a reserve fund be created in the department of women. Her closing utterances were very eloquent and continued to applause the procedure and endured by the most recent year to leave my house of the side of the road and live as a man among men. Grand Secretary Rutine Tells of the Tempole Profits That the only paid all of its own expenses but not all had turned back a substitution had had turned back a substitution indicated in the report of Grand had the building in charge. He gave the building a full choice of tenants WHICH he first canvaded of the building and first canvaded of the building and that with the final arrangement of the detail connected with the building age of profit will be increased in that the total collections from the building were 119,326.66 giving a net profit of 119,326.66 servations for the improvement by a change from coal burning mining by a change from coal burning mining showed 16,377.23 collected in Grand for the Grand Lodge account. Riddle's Report Draws Fire of McDonald and Gorce Endowment Secretary Riddle's report began in the old emotional appeal to the crowd by singing "Life's Railway to Heaven" and told of his trials and tribulations: naming "Dickson and that committee which slandered the actions of Gore and Hiddle" but ended his opening re-marks by declaring that "this is my day." During his tirade against his "consensus" he exhibited a copy of The Express which told of the case at Low which was won by the Pythiang but refused to read from the article when requested by the audience. He also showed a copy of the circular signed by Rev. W. I. Dickson, but refused to read from it. His tirade was even more bitter than last year but the response Attend DYSTE HARVES 10 DAYS OF SENSATIO from the audience was less enthusiastic. He concerned himself little with the itemized portions of his report take up the time with verbal demonstration of the fact that 'thoughts of the time of the study of different mine is the office which is the reason for the spender of the order today.' Told That He Decreased Endowments at Will and Walved Endowment Payments / Declaring that he "had not asked the Grand Master or anybody else about it" he told how, in several instances, where he considered the case urgent, he had decided to enter the process during the present order, and that the system in the membership drives by which no member who came into the order paid his office was allowed to be paid but not eligible to benefit the hoisted that only two of such veracies had died but indicated that their beneficaries had been paid "and had been paid to the order of the number of the order not to pay any more endowment, all of this as he said was done "without consulting The Grand Master or anybody else at the time" The third order of the same particular statement, of the amounts paid out by the various orders of the state during a period of several years, but he was interrupted the meeting of the state of the State by Wm. D. Donne told me that the Mason's would be united all of the Mason's of the state and all of the Mason's of the state would be united if he did not challenge the Riddles. If he did challenge the Riddles, attempted to stop him, he would be united. Donald continued his remarks and he continued his challenge of the Riddles' state. During the Irade against those who were not involved in the case, he remarked that there were "Tome of the Grand Court" and that this order who have not assisted in the case they are not assisted in the court. If they are here and are hit, they are just his lie. Dr. J. R. Moore, Medford District and the meeting adjourned. He indicated that the age of the Orders was than those of last year. The membership driven setted the date for the next cost of the membership drive. Secretary Riddle took up a great deal of the work of the Temple to the Anderian State, "now famous 125,000" telling of the state of the Temple to the Anderian State and showing that the Order of the Temple is a powerful organization named "W. I. Pleckham Property and R. A. Hastell, Heir of the Temple." Mr. Pleckham is married with a very abundant percentage of whom he queries several of his places. Gerre Horta Hombli Shah in Short Speech Officers allowed to in the resort of Mr. Hobbli, and the father of Mr. Hobbli, the late Grand Master of the Order of the International Grand Master of the President of the Paternal Bond Company area and Horta Hobbli, who is saving that "there is no way for the Endowment Secretary takes the statements as to the changes of the university, he has shown that he is jeopardizing the success of the university to your emotions is not to be placed where business of the immense business has no place here. He is unable to allow his imprisonment of the authority of Grand Master to fall. The authorities granted these remarks and paid them to him. McDonald Hobbli Humblihl Dur-Dar THE second and probably the most desirable of the company the grand lodge came on Thursday ERBACH'S Great ST SALE NATIONAL PRICE CUTTING— morning after Grand Master Jackson had told the agreement of the officers to settle their differences among the men, said he was not decided that he had to pay for the decision. It was to carry the order to success is that there shall be agreement among the members of this cobi- firm to be the same. In the full-est sense of the word and the truth of my statements with by-vouched for by Brother Hiddle who was a person who the conference held this morning. Secretary Hiddle then arose and declared that "the speech of Grand Master Jackson is the whole truth. We have decided to give and take and are now all together." O. C. Deck and confirmed the statements of the preceding speaker and concluded by shaking hands with Hiddle and cheers of the audience. Hiddle, in response of the speech, told the appearance of Rev. W. L. Dickson who was then asked for a statement of the Grand Master Jackson Rev. Dickson's plan. He had "ought for a小草-princed the welfare of the order came before anything else except his expression and the middle is willing to take off, see the show. He has placed there without giving up my defense of principle. I am willing to do the same thing as the other. Secretary Hiddle arose and was soon to hand But a second later the fall of a pin could be heard as Wm. McDowald, when asked for a statement by Grand Master Jackson across and in thunderous tones declared that "there is no need to cry. Please, peace, when there is no peace. Could he," an long as the statement made in the public press and is that circular letter "ms, unsawered," it can agree to no peace, Riddle has not signed against me if he has allied he has not sinned against Brother Dickson, he has sinned against all of you members of this order in Texas and any attempt of yours to whitewash his actions and to close this base against him is to bagger your widows and orphans. You are foolish to pursue such a course and I cannot agree to it. If you continue to do this jeopardising the welfare of our order and the safety of the funds which you have accumulated, you make yourselves worse than SERIES, PIONS, DEARTS AND BLAVER." In the common which formed several men were on the floor exiled in the order of the other of the other. It was restored and Grand Master Jackson arred to allow the same place to be held to be the old. McDonald. As the statement of Middle continued Mo-Donald comes to the meaning of the Statements, the Acting was called to open. Finally order was restored by Grand Master Jackson. The under-head of the Proposed Act, which is to the effect that "in the future, all discussion of Grand Master Jackson ruled the motion out of order and it was tabled with the same action and to preach "the "first" was to way to proclaim the matter from coming up again—since all of the details of the transaction were not complete. Unusual agreement with Grand Master's recommendations With the tabling of the motion concerning the first of the first month's address announced through its chairman Prof. J. J. Burnett that it was only to the first month of the report they had read by Wm. McDonald. Its secretary. In all it all the recommendations, the장. Master. McDonald. In the direction of the membership of the membership of the commission to the grand lodge and to pass on all which were of the same type. The word "the" was prevailed, the power to the time of the event to institute an audit of any department of the body of any subordinate lodge or written complaint of any member in good standing, if the recommendation to create the office of Grand Attorney and the office of assistant of the office of the board. This report was unanimously adopted. Dickson Orphanger to receive help From grand lodge again. One of the effects of the peace past which was effected during the meeting was the cordial reception again of the claim of the Diod son Orphanage at Gilmer which for several years has been receiving substantial help from the Thanksgiving collections from the local lodges of the state. This was somewhat curtailed during the fight on Secretary Riddle but with the agreement on Thursday morning the claims of the orphanage were again considered and assumed. It was given that in future the arrangement of the past will be redempted. Grand lodge goes to Galveston. Thursday afternoon the whole of the grand lodge went for an outing to Galveston on special interurban cars and the Fts the local lodges had prepared a special price group of driving,歴味館 and re-agreements. In order that no duties would interfere with the plans for the evening, Grand Master Jackson adjourned the grand lodge until Friday. Mrs. Franier reelected head of the Household The election of the officers in the Household of Ruth-rock place was unanimously relected as District of Columbia elected by Dharma Hare of the College of Law offered included M. Dearman M. Dearman, M. D. Mason, G. C. Newton D. M. Mason, R. A. Monroe, M. D. Monroe, M. A. Hare, D. B. K. J. and M. A. Hare. The only elections scheduled this week were those of delegates to the T. M. C. Household of Berry Biddle and Secretary of State of Alabama, was chosen through Austin Sadda a bid for preference. The re-election of T. W. Hart and read by Prof. T. W. Hart was adopted after some discussion. Many notables present. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1926 DOES ANY If so bring ly establi Located 2 in cash fo andise pr RDV, W.C. BARNES, Bth. of Dallas, Texas now holding the 21st session of the Union Post W. 100 Association at Pru- lite, Texas. He is a leader of math. MRS. BETHUNE SCARES CONFUSION IN RACE AT FEDERATION MEET CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE and manufacture, as compared with that of the other result, but the very condition should simulate the thought and energy of our race, no need to be left in the activity of the parent, and to be present in the activity of the parent people. The brain and brain of our race ought to become a combination for stimulating the whole process of invention and creative achievement, will do more than anything else in commanding the respect of other race's whispers. The best achievements by a dependent people lead more a humiliation than the elevation of power, and influence. "Some definite types of action must be named which will challenge the confidence of others within control of the cooperative effort, and at the same time teach them the fundamentals of any art to which we have劳作, when ourselves, as we fully inexpress." Mrs. Bethune has declared that the political, legal history and political intelligence have been the most positive part to play, but today's problems can be the training scientific, industrial, and creative mindless. The cause, although most principles must be used, their practical application is the consideration and fundamental to the progress which means prosperity and happiness. Dallas District Notes Dr. J. G. Robinson and son, the world wide renown evangelists are slugging sin in every form, at Beth of A. M. St. Church, corner of Cochran and Leonard Street, Dr. Robinson's sermons are gloriously effecting both salute and sinners. Dr. Robinson's son, with the great choir one singling and charming, the large audience that greet the evangelist each night. Prof. C. H. Johnson, manager of the Men's Missionary Movement in the A. M. E. Church, delivered his great lecture to men only Tuesday night, the impression made by the professor will have its effect for many days to others for the men were aroused as never before. Dr. Robinson and Prof. Robinson will be in Texas, the entire month of August. The Quarterly Conference of Cars and W. N. McGrath preached the Carrollion Circuit was a great success and filled Rev. G. W. Jacoby with joyous smiles. Rev. W. A. two great shutters and spiritual ATTENTION ALL TEXAS THE MOSAICS ARE REALLY GLAD TO PRESENT SOMETHING NEW. SUBSTANTIAL AND SECURE TO THE PEOPLE With Assets in the Endowment than $650,000.00, the Mo- from $300 to $1,000, give Monument at Your Grave. The Mosaics are business the public. 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"Man's God Choice." He proved himself muster of the subject. He preached until we could but say our hearts did burn within while this God sent man talked to us by the way side. At 2:56, R. W. D. opened with president C. Sheppard, presiding, one whom is not causing her work to trail in the dust. The Infor Class entertained the congregation with an excellent program at 1:18 devine service conducted by the deacon, A. S. P. m., the pastor came on the scene with powerful message from Exodus 11-14, subject to the New Stand still and Set the Salvation of the Lord. He reached until the saints of True Time shouted for joy. REV. P. M. MITCHELL, Pastor, REV. J. R. WESTBROOKS, Associate Pastor. OAK CLIP# NEWS Mrs. Verdean May Berry of Mexico is shopping with her father, Rey. A. A. Garmon while taking medical treatment. She is much improved. Mrs. Little Brown is visiting relatives in Rhreeport, La. Mrs. H. Golson has returned from Pittsburgh much improved. Meas. G. L. Boswell, L. C. Black, J. K. Jamison and G. Wolfe returned from the Odd Fellow's Grand Lodge. Dr. W. Bailey and wife motored to Martin to see his sister. Mrs. A. D. Trimble and Miss Mewele Smart is in the sick list. The part given by Miss Little Anne Bell Woods was a success. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cole gave a party in honor of the fifth birthday anniversary. July-8th. Little If so bring this advertisement to our newly established up-to-date Furniture Store Located 2011 Elm St., and receive $1.00 in cash for every $10.00 worth of Merchandise purchased at lowest prices in the City for Wilson has returned from Fayette. It has been all that musical at - Summer - schools of north Carolina villa. Town. Freddie Drone Jr. is at pressure to confine to the highest white universities who searched in home. town. the city. Mrs. Vivie Baker is matures and that, therefore birds of 1926, the largest Negro, registry in New Orleans, Mrs. J. Moore prey never aling. 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E Church and his loyal members are preparing for the coming of the Sunday School Convention which convenes here August 5th at the Church, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Black, Mrs. English, Mrs. R. H. Dixon and J. Moltony motored over to Daffany East week to attend the Sunday School Convention there. Mrs. M. William was called to Anellin to attend the funeral of her brother. Mrs. Ida M. Brown and daughter of Electra Texas have moved their house hold. They were accompanied here by Mrs. Stephens. FARMERSYILLE— All Churches and Sunday Schools are doing fine. The A. M. E. Revival closed West necessary night with a good success Mr. L. Chapman and Mr. C. Cuiers. Miss Dertha Lee Breed and Miss Lady and Miss Mary L. Daggy on their way to McKinney last Friday night had a car wreck. Miss Breed and Miss Lady Daggy were hurt very badly, though are getting up again. A number of our people are visiting the Grand Lodge of the American Citizens in Greenville. Mrs. P. Breed has returned home from Pilot Point, and has gone on a fishing trip. Mrs. Essa Crockett is visiting in Port Worth, Mrs. P. Brewer has returned home from Austin, Mr. and Mrs. Keller of Denton were here Tuesday to see her Brother Mr. C. Dennis. row preached in 1818—with sermon at Spring Field Baptist Church in Business Service, got all the Total raised 157.45 Mr. Eddy Jones of San Angelo, Texas was in our city last week. Mrs. Iopton of Married with Texas The first Mr. James last week. N. Pauls, J. M. R.D., 23. 25 more were in Cameron last week. MINIMAL WELLS—Owing to the continual rain that fell here Sunday morning Sunday School was poorly attended at all churches the reporter is having a hard time. Why did his estate ers, on account of their being in Mineral Wells, the cause he is unable to find out. Mr. Oney Death has purchased a five passenger for 125. Mr. Minis Brier of Arsenic continued to improve in July 21, Miss Irene Smith and Mr. Anson Woods were quietly married in the house of the bride to Mr. Father of Mr. and Mr. The 18th of 4th and 5th The Rev. E. W. Calhoun officiled Mr. Annie Ushaw who has been visiting in German has returned to the Mrs. Willie Monk table and Mr. Colton Haldin They motored with Mr. Uptown who lost for them. The Rev. DAY CITY—The 16th Annual Reaction of the Independent District Association of Texas Rev. D. H. Tankin Moderator, Prof. A. W. Jackson, Secretary. It was held with Rev. J. J. Earl and members of mother, Sam Baptist Church. This meeting was largely attended from all points of the district. There were more than four hundred delegates and friends in the attendance. Rev. R. I. Brown, pastor of the Christian Church, held services for his members the Sunday Rev. D. Williams was in town on the 16th for services. Mr. H. At 8 A. M. We Start the Greatest Sale of Used Furniture in Our History. Thousands of Household Articles Must Go. These Values Below is an Example of the Tremendous Low Prices Now in Effect. Easy Terms to All. MUST GO 0 Our big stock of Kitchen Cabinets must go regardless of price. All sizes in Oak and White. These are all Big values. They are priced **low as** $875 $1.00 Cash $1.00 Week HOUSE FURNITURE "THE BIG BAR PHONE Y $138 HOME FURNITURE CO. "THE BIG BARGAIN STORE" PHONE Y 8188 ELM AT PRESTON lhart Fernel another *South and North* man is doing nicely, see *Nice Church*. Noreau Taylor and Houston are married. Noreau Taylor and William Richardson, and William Richardson and brother of Louisiana man of 12 years. When he was an abacon of 12 years, he was beautiful their hall. Mr. Jesse Chick was the magister. **MISS WELLAANY** - Sunday School teacher in churches, Rev. Hewlett of Mar. Stewart, Sev. at at Mt. Olive. He devoted himself to the work. Rev. J. J. Hawkins was out of Winnabow, Tex. The members of Winnabow, Tex. were made to rebound. 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S. was well-lended, at all churches—both evening and night at the place of the Reign of the Reigns delivered the morning sermon—and the pastor Rev. Jas. S. Gimroe filled the pulpit at the night. The was filled without how to visit or return attending the annual Plenic. Miss Birda Design of California is in the city, guest of the other Dept. Dr. Henry T. Tate, O.R.R. was in the city last week. Rev. F. Randles and family of Denton in the city, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. J. J. J. was, as returned, born from Dallas Mr. R. L. Lowe of Dallas and Rev. W. J. Cobb and family of McKinley and the other Dept. Dr. Richard well, began Sunday, Mrs. Emma Ward, on the sick list. Mr. George H. H. O'Reilly was at the guest of his mother Mrs. Hottler last week. Miss Julia Holles and sister Eula of Tulsa, Okla. is in the city. All Fairs deferred to Gentryville in a double-header Saturday. Miss M. Gordon of Paris is visiting Mr. and Mrs. B. J. J. J. J. 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He addressed was applauded by rounds. Mrs. Lula Copeland opened a first class restaurant on Black Street. Mrs. Hen Taylor is still indisposed. Mr. Robert Malone is still on the back list. Mr. Grace Williams is up from Shreveport spending several days with her parents. Mr. W. H. Jackson is on the sick list Rev. Gilbert has on a protracted meeting at Bethesda Baptist Church. Mr. James Warfield is on the sick list. Dr. T. L. Hunter is building an exceptionally nice cottage. Mr. R. Ch贰子 and family returned home from T. L. Brown in Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. Isom-Café is still very sick. res. Frigie Hur and Mrs. W. H. Williams of Ohio. Is in the city visiting their mother and friends. BHECKENRIDGE — A new useful channel at both churches all this is the "The A. E. Church" and the "Mr. Olivia" Baptist Church, which is an unsecured business. It has been all the years ending Saturday night with amount raised $14.50. Mrs. W. A. Hick's church of the A. E. Church was a choir of the two of the Mount Olive Baptist Church. Sunday 8 was well attended at all churches. Mr. Olivia was well-known was called to Stephenville to the first of the brother, Mrs. J. A. Jordan is improving after two weeks illness. Her life was not much better than the first of the first. Mr. A. Hicks has returned from Boston. Mrs. John was made was visiting in Haskell Texas Sunday. Mr. Arthur's engine has left for the Week of the Week of the Week of the Week has will go to Houston to stand the Odd Fellow Grand Lodge. Mr. and Mrs. Wade was in the first of the first days ago. Collection $2.00 at the Mr. Olive Baptist Church. TEMPLE — I. — Harlem and Mrs. P. E. Byrd of South 7th Street were�ets of limited in holy wedlock Saturday afternoon, at the New York� and the New Edward officializing.�lismal service Sunday afternoon at Wayman Chapel A. M. E. Church marked the first of a few successful specials which was been under law for the last ten day. 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Presler well known Dallas Latin teacher honored by restriction to the headdress of the Odd Fellows grand lodge which most there last were, but she was still there in the city of New York and beautiful gifts among which were; a large bouquet from the East Mort Noble Governs large Chambers, Special Deputies and Visitors to the upper ten-but from the nines of Arizona from the chapters of Tucson and Mrs. Mary Williams, headed bag. Households and Antioch district were which Mrs. J. B. Lowery has charge an embroidered scarf from H. H. No. 261. Sherman, an embroidered vanity set from the Chess, was from Ph. D. Presler. The Chess from Bemument representatives and those of Orange, a teacher-gladstone bag from the H. H. of Dallas and a white gold wrist watch for the new, the new, special deputies and supervisors. DALLAS DELEGATION GOES TO HOLSTON ON SPECIAL. COACH. Due to the special arrangements for delegation by MR. D. H. Parron, well known. Odd Fellow of Dallas, the delegation went to Houston in a special car and was sent to the special-coach which was attached to the Sunburn where the whole party enjoyed the conflicts of that train including timing car service. It was described by both the same way as the other. The other was also lodge trip. When seen by an Express representative, Ms. Guzner examined the case and said she would be possible if the people generally will adopt the same spirit of cooperation as the Dallas delegation and cooperate wisely with Miles who was seen. WS TEMPLE, Houston, Texas A Excess of $5 "CENTER MACEDONIA" Corner Good and Bryan Streets THE COMMUNITY CENTRE OF DALTON Pastor E. Arlington Wilson was at his best at 1 p. m. each Sunday. Home Coming Services Sunday at 11 a. m. Good Spiritual Covenant Service. Sermon at 6 p. m. and Communion at close "THE BIG CHURCH WITH A BIG HEART A BIG CROWD" THE COMMUNITY CENTRE OF DALLAS Pastor E. Arlington Wilson was at his best at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. each Sunday. Home Coming Services Sunday, at 11 a. m., August 1 -Good Spiritual Service. Sermon at 8 p. m. and Communion at close of service. "THE BIG CHURCH WITH A BIG HEART AND A BIG CROWD." ST. JAMES A. M. E. TEMPLE FLORENCE AND GOOD STS. "YOUR CHURCH Sunday Services Regular Services; Sunday School 9:30 a.m. 1:15 p.m. P. M. Izzi and 4th Sunday 10:30 a.m. P. M. Izzi and 4th Sunday; Christian Endowment 6:30 p.m. Class Meeting and group meeting Monday 10:30 a.m. Weekly Services Clarel Chal and Poole people every day third Sunday. Wednesday night, 8:30 p.m. m. Sunday School Teacher Friday night, 8:30 p.m. Joint official meeting each Tuesday night First Sunday. All of our services are chac by promptness and you are invited. H. H. 6704 C. W. ABINGTON AT THE GOSPEL TABERNAL 3612 THOMAS AVENUE The most spot in the hottest night; comfortal ful. the place of Worship for all devotees, cone Christians, and intelligent thinkers. J. GERSHERM DASENT - Evangelist in C Regular Services Sunday School 9:30 a.m. m. Praying Services 11:00 a.m. m. and Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Prayer Union 8:00 a.m. Pococky, 8:00 a.m. Church Meeting and group Class meeting Monday 1:00 p.m. m. The Choral Club and People's group every day Third Sunday, Prayer meet, Wednesday Night, 8:00 p.m. m. Sunday School Teachers' meeting Friday 7:00 p.m. m. Joint official meeting each Tuesday night following First Sunday. All of our services are characterized by AT THE GOSPEL TABERNACLE 2612 THOMAS AVENUE The coolest spot in the hottest night; comfortable, delightful. The place of Worship for all devout, conscientious Christians, and intelligent thinkers. J GERSHOM DASENT - Evangelist in Charge SUNDAY NIGHT, AUG. 15- Song Service 8 o'clock followed by Stereopticon Lecture—"WHO CHAN SABBATH DAY—GOD, JESUS CHRIST, THE TLES, OR WHO?" Convincing, Instructive. 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