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GUN PLAY MADE IN WESTERN SEGREGATION AGITATION Los Angeles Group Attempts by All Sorts of Means to Halt Property Buying by Negroes in Desirable Locations. Young White Friend of Negro Makes Gun Play of the National Student Councils of the United States. Dr. John M. Mott, President of the World's Y. M. C. Affluents and one of the founders of the Federation said: "In a preliminary word: There are many things that the Federation is githing strength for a results more-forward." The Federation, whose purpose was to bind together in Christian unity all nations and races, was known at Vatton, Sweden in 1955. The first representative of Negro Students was the White W. A. Hundon at Tokyo meeting. At the high English meeting the representatives of the Women's National Student Council were: Refuses to Self This self-styled restrictive organization headed by W. C. Flackie, & Fitzgerald and Jerry Kern have endeavored through various methods of intimidation, threats and persuasion to induce Mentis Carrera, a Colored shipping clerk who recently bought a home at 721 W. 8th St., to move or sell out. Carrera flatly refuses to do either. Acts as Champion Harry E. Grund, a young white man, forman in the same place where Carrera is employed, heroically took upon himself the job of battering down the opposition to 3,000 ATTEND W. O. U. CONVENTION NOT BIRTHS. Ark. Agr. 21-11-82 mum and women coming from 18 states and Canada, grabbing from vacation of the Woodman of Union which closed early. Friday, evening. much since the founding of the meetings since the founding of the On all sides was evidence that the Woodmen of Union "has arrived" and has taken a foremost place among the fraternal insurances organizations of the country. The report of Hon. John T. Webb, supreme custodian, proved to be the outstanding indication showing that the organization boasted of admitted assets of a million dollars, with a membership of more than 75,000 and operation in eighteen states at Cuba. Substantiating the report of Mr. Webb were the concrete examples of progress found in the空壳公司 and impostive building which houses the one office, hotel, bath house, and sanitation and the newly organized adjunct of the organization, the Union Investment Company, a bank capitalized at $500,000. This amazing progress, according to the declarations of those who know, is due to the stewardship of the business and uniting and uniting a group of John T. Webb, who is a suzerainer by all as the senior of the order. The convention largely of executive sessions, presided over by Mr. O. Kendall, president. Dr. Kendall, in his annual address urged the members to work constantly for the economical development of the race. Other addresses were delivered by state offices outlining the work of the organization. Among the officers re-elected were: Dr. E. A. Kendall, supreme president; Hon. John L. Webb, supreme custodian; Prof. W. S. Goodwin, Holy Springs Mississ. Theमे-president, Mrs. F. E. White, Crawfordville, Aftc; supreme Royal Queen; Mr. Palkner, Hot Springs, supreme agents; Dr. John B. Rive, supreme medical examiner and chief surgeon; Dr. J. H. Barhan, Hot Springs, head of the clinical department; Dr. L. S. Overall, supreme editor, Jonesboro, Ark. E. J. Junon, supreme chaplain, Little Rock, Arkansas, and Mrs. Masden, chalco, supreme lecturer. STUDENTS OF MANY NATIONS GATHER AT N.Y. BORY, DENMARK New York, N. Y. AUE 31—The General Committee Meeting of the World's Student Christian Federation is now in session at Nybora continue through August the 25th. The last meeting of this nature was held at High Lough, England to discuss the Arab-African relations and issues among the African delegation in Mali, Niger. Association Secretary Mr. Omar Omar, the head of the The Dallas Express owned population. Through a series of people in this district to have owns an apartment an attempt to own a house, the district has been placement, making it the hardest, better business, stern alien at all cost. So far their efforts drained. Chamber of Commerce, and to be published in as follows: "An apartment gobbled up by New Yorkers." 750 NEGROES TO BE SEEN IN NEW MOTION PICTURE PLAY 750 Negro Costumers Ordered 5,000 costumes. all of the period of 1820, are now being made by the costume department of the Paramount-Lasky studios. Listed among the number are the following: 400 lavish-ball room garments, fifty musicians uniform, two uniform-modeled after those worn by Stonewall Jackson, 1000 plate-outfits, Other Race Actors Used In addition to the large cast of Colored extravers to be used as pleasing and soldiers, additional Colored-notors are now working in various roles as slaves, flower girls, coachmen, footman, mammy and other character parts. Among the most noted of these are Index Anderson, Geo West, Ora Tuggle, Alice Nichols and John Mackey. ASK JUSTICE FOR CHILD ARKANSAS MOB DREN OF MIXED BLOOD LYNCHES ANOTHER IN FRENCH COLONIES PAIRIS PARR, Ann. Hear.—B2, A. L. LEBWIRTHY, Ann. Aug. 21—B4. PAIRIS PARR, Ann. Hear.—B2, A. L. LEBWIRTHY, Ann. Aug. 21—B4. PAIRIS PARR, Ann. Hear.—B2, A. L. LEBWIRTHY, Ann. Aug. 21—B4. dren of mixed blood in the N. French. P A N. After bloodheads had colonitis is demanded by Victor by a Miller county-demitry sheriff. nature, write last week in L'Arre, D. Deputy Sheriff, James Doeley White Journal Arbitrates The free publicity journal "South Pacific Artist" has been updated to allow the�iter editor to assist the so-called Negro innovation of other distinct a-called stories that has already in the path of the public interest. The story for the rapid increase of Color and the increase of the use of new articles. Through an in-depth study, the Journal has been to ston the Negro Invasion and the study of the study have been fruitless and the articles published is as follows. 750 NEGROES TO B MOTION PIC (By Geo. Terry) Hollywood, Calif., Aug. 21–P. S. J. Frank Lloyd who eats the world-free and higher-risk dramas of the United States has been started production of another people who are the first inside the Parthenon Lassalle-Leiden Building. The first is the Parthenon Lassalle-Leiden Building. The Parthenon Lassalle-Leiden Building. 750 Negro Customers Ordered 7500 costumes all of the period of the 1920s are the most popular costumes in the world. The costumes are the first of the Parthenon Lassalle-Leiden Building. All the number are the following: an in-depth show from a parthenone, a uniform, unclashed, unshaded, unclashed, unshaded, unshaded, unshaded, unshaded, unshaded. ASK JUSTICE FOR CHILDREN-OF MIXED-BLOOD IN FRENCH COLONIES PATRICK FRANCE, Aug. 18–(By A. N. P.) Justice for illegitimate children and mixed blood in the French people. Augustine, famous French journalist, writing last week in L'Irene Nouvelle, France, a first-in-a-first-in-law. "It is important," writes M. A. Aguaguer, "to prevent the development in our colonies of a state, as a individual is subcontracting to them to the native race" neither to the native race nor to the non-white race, but partaking of both; a class of 'meirs' imposed by Where, as in Madagascar, the media is accepted by the native population, it is easy. If the media has been recognized in the European rather, he fathered the man's rights. If he is without recorded patency, then he is a native of Europe, and have the status of a native and the generation which issued the constitution, immediately, the marks of European race. These conditions the political and social interest is satisfied: as the settlement of humanity, as in the abandoned and will find a family place where he will be isolated. The problem is different and the solution is less easy when as in equatorial Africa, the melts is resolved by the natives. This expulsion is manifested not merely by the abandoning of the infant and its mother to privations which will cost their lives, but frequently the melts is simply done away with by his mother's relatives. In our society, the illegitimate child must struggle against the customs of people who consider themselves sirdidous, in a savage country. "Decent people" are still more danger- The colonial administration owes it to the principles of humanity as well as its political duties, to prevent us far as possible the multiple places of life and money and prevention will not be越. The authorities are in part disarmed by the evil customs of certain Europeans. M. Arrangement suggests two requirements. He would have the author, the accostain, the partenage of all melts and hold the father responsible for the welfare of the child, and he would make it unlawful for military and civil officials to have concessions who, he holds out. Frequently, pre-there influence to obtain records for friends or revenge Georgia Negro Lad Has Built Great Factory in Chicago Whose Products Cover The Nation 100 dress suits similar to those worn in 1850-old fashioned gowns. A. N. P.) After Bloodhounds had chased him into a poxe haded by a Miller-combat deity sheriff, Charles T. T. of the United States of Deputy Sheriff James Dooley, white, was sedded by a wild mob of angry whites of this town and hanged from a tree about seven miles from here-no effort of the lynchers. The sheriff of this county found the body sometime after the mob had finished its work and brought it into town. 100 dress suits similar to those worn in 1850-old fashioned gowns. A. N. P.) After Bloodhounds had chased him into a poxe haded by a Miller-combat deity sheriff, Charles T. T. of the United States of Deputy Sheriff James Dooley, white, was sedded by a wild mob of angry whites of this town and hanged from a tree about seven miles from here-no effort of the lynchers. The sheriff of this county found the body sometime after the mob had finished its work and brought it into town. THEBEEK, AUG. 21' - (A. N. P. '89) He has been the most late of the ten languages in the world. His line titling "The American" is special and far more important than any other. The year 1935 showed cash receipts. This immutable Georgia boy has been the most successful opposition, the produced competition of the white internees in a the special preoperative of the white Nawazman has written "There classes of cases, fewer has tech- 训 will do more with the lead known of" the Georgia and the American Medical Association was the enduring light therapy. Through- chained the white internees in re- inhibited worms, anaemia, and also treated the industrial field. Beara Roebuck and have in- Chicago, recently announced that the records of the health department that the record is of the time had come when Chicago department show that for fourteen months the time is attention to the relation to years there has been no reduction of its Neuro death rate. The record in the Negro tuberculosis death commissioner mentioned the successful fight for the reduction of the rate, and this, too, in a community-based, the curbing of venerant disease, the safeguarding of Chicago's health, the effective use of the neurocervical-based neurocervical-based rate of 15, as opposed to the whole-rate of 74.7, the commissioners asked for an expression of the attitude of Ne-a still birth rate of 2.21 and a two-year-old's health-related rate of four times and stated that in his opinion the white rate, offered an argument every available resource of the and an opportunity which Chicago group and of its friends should be should meet and grasp and pledged organized, under a unified command his personal interest and the in-for education, prevention, and cure. sources of his department to K. com- H. H. Llewellyn, president of the department for scientific and medical research, a practitioner of medicine, who has made a note to the committee, held an an-organization to carry out a successful completion. them in its women' s laboratory hospital, Dyker John H. H. The University of Texas, Washington University, adds thousands of hour in the hospital, and thousands of time of the female employee. The University, and at institutions and hospitals, hospitals of smaller rank through tobacco, nursing, leather, and other industries. NEGRO ATHLETES TO SHOW IN NEW DeMILLE BIBLE FILM Cities City, Calif., Aug. 24 (Garcia-Coast, News - World) - With the smallest details in the production of his superb photo-play that has made itself Do. Mille the most famous of twenty-night colorized cailed before him were considered suitable for a part of the four-hour coming production. "The Perfect Spectacle of Manhood The eleven selected including Flord Shackleford, T. D. Smith, Mack House and others, were produced as the finest specimens of manhood that they had ever seen. Sam pictures and Retinella. Skil the wreater both of whom are used by many studios because of their powerful physique, were considered large. Another "Ton Commandeur," who will be personally directed by M. Dillebille and will be manufacturer in America of quartz and ceramic products. We have a during this month to purchase this company for years until he, finally, outre- tured his career. We now make gifts that give him pleasure and joy. We burp and give it in super- ior form. His products find wide sale in apartments, hotels, and restaurants. He is loved by the South (strangely he is not a South resident) and the City health care of the City and Chicago, at the University of Chicago, Cook County Hospital, North China. FINE CASHA MELONS RAISED BY DALLAS COUNTY LAND-OWNER. and rare in Texas, has been made by Mr. Wm. McShan, well known in Dallas County land owner and farmer who lives at Alpha near Dalton. Specimens of the melons have been presented by Mr. McShann to Editor J. W. Rice and Henry Harris, well known in Dallas County Golf and Country Club. The seed were dried and given to Mr. McShann by Chef Harris and he planted them in a bed especially prepared for them. The results were astonishingly good and the melons are of larger size than are ordinarily found in the markets of Dallas. Several specimens are being shown by chef Harris to the patrons of the club and all are expected to be taken. The success of the attempt. According to the statement of one of the heads of a large seed concern of the city, the melons have never been successfully cultivated here before. Mr. McShann is one of the most prosperous as well as progressive landowners and farmers of Dallas County. He has intensive marriage. Just about all of them from the first time he is a city landowner and has been known for years as a believer in the most modern farming methods. He was one of those who was responsible for the employment of the first county agent for Ner. S DRIVE ON HIGH PATH RATE The Commissioner made the statement that he has been open annually and not been in the hospital for more than 10 years. He has been the foot that Chicago has the Municipal Tuberculosis San larium organization, one of the countries that records the health de- partment show that for fourteen years in the Nero Tuberculosis San larium, wide currency has been raised to the point that transfers from 12 a day to 9. He has asked for an expression of the attitude in the pro- blem and stated that in his physi- cal and social life he should be happy with education, prevention, and cure for Hart, a practitioner of medicine in Chicago, has been chosen to work forward this very important work. and Has Bu to Whose on National Press Office Houston, Texas; Washington University Houston, Texas; Mo. Western Reserve University, and at institutions and hospitals of smaller rank through Johnson's plant runs from Athens in Greece to New York in the West Side. Manufacturing district of the city. It has 200 bus. cars, more, business has increased his business more. He has increased his business more. The personnel of the plant consist of workman of Polish, Jewish, Negro, Bydian, German, and American. Equipment ooglets of punch press, die casting department, copper and die casting department, molding and tool making departments in the south half of the building. There are show rooms, stock, assembly, and workshop. In July, 1879 Johnson started to produce fire boy and porter at four dollars a week. Killeough's business was the LOS ANGELES GROUP ATTEMPTS BY ALL SORTS OF MEANS TO HALT PROPERTY BUYING BY NEGROES IN DESIRABLE LOCATIONS. YOUNG WILEY DIPLOMA NOW RECOGNIZED BY HARVARD UNIVERSITY learn work at Wiley and whose role as experts are being worked out. One jobs are good will be admitted to, of the means by which it is borne out. Another is the creation of a fund equally with that associated with Wiley for the endowment and support. Applicants must have completed the University, University of the North, Western University, University of the North, international students, friends, and all who also agreed to accept graduates of school which reach its most possible destination. Philadelphia, Pa. Aug. 21–1A. N.P.—We, the members of the National Congress of the American Union, will convene the session. (1). While quite a few years have elapsed since the gigantic World War in which the Negro played such a conspicuous part, in the belief that its culmination would mean the actual freedom of its submerged tenth, few of the ideals for which America's state and for which we we fought, died and died, have become realities. Negro soldiers are still denied full and free entry into the Reserve Camps established for the military training of our youth on account of their color. This unfair discrimination, we condemn, because it is not only unjust and un-American, but it fosters discrimination in the one voluntary branch of the War Department in which there should be none. The status of all soldiers should be the same without regard to color. We protest against the designation of our soldiers by the War Department for detached service in communities notoriously prejudiced against such soldiers and the uniform. (2) We condemn the tendency throughout the country to harbor as a to residence, and school. WILEY DIPLOMA M BY HARVARD Wiley College, Marshall, Texas, Aug. 21—President M. W. Dugan, to the effect that Harvard has decided to recognize Wiley as a accredited institution. This means that students completing their college work at Wiley and who recognize the graduate school at Harvard, have the educational opportunity to study with that accorded Wiley by the University of the Philippines, and the University of Hawaii, also agreed to accept graduates of Wiley into their graduate school. SHERIFF OUTWITS MISSISSIPPI MOD McComb Mfrs. Aug. 21—A. N. N.—Depuis the fact that a jury was unable to fix the blame because built Great Products sale of new and second-hand furniture and intruments for physicians use. When he left Killough five years later he had charge of the shipping room, repair work, installation of new equipment and sold goods whenever the manager was out to lunch, out of town, on vacation, or when he was busy with another customer. That's the way Johnson learned the game. He did not go to school, but planned his knowledge during an unexpected apprenticeship. Even in those days his color, or race, worked against him, and bred within him the desire to make good for himself in the line, or profession, he was earning. The factory which bears his name today is the fruit of that early desire. Leaders have been telling Negroes that they must set out of the consuming class into the class which produces Johnson has done that. He is exploiting realist the best of competition a field which is measured in millions of dollars. His race has known life-long of him, because his great job has been out in the world of many colors, but what he has done has added to the prestige of the New Yorker in many places where most Negroes J. P. Goodwin Librarian University of Texas Austin, Tex. Distinctive in Service Always Progressive ESTE RAPS TION I ATTEMPTS BY ALL SORTS NEGROES IN DESIRABLE GRO MAKES GUN PLAY Which practice is contrary to the letter and spirit of the law of the law. CHARGES NEGRO VOTE WAS HERDED TO POLES Memphis, Tenn., Aug. 11—(A. N. J.—) According to stores published in the newspaper, the colored voters work Reded. in the colored voters work Reded. in the colored primary, in which Gov. Austin Perry calls for a vote to rededicate the Commercial Appeal to the wadington in the following dauntless. "To an army of Negro hardening that pining times of peace the machine is working," the voters told them by the thousands. No one even necessary for the Negroes to mark their ballot. Registration not even necessary for the Negroes to mark their ballot. Registration not even necessary for the Negroes to not even do as scripts of harbor. "Car leading of Justly-shinned McAllister Democrats made the polling places with clock-like regularity. Many of the cars were driven by white men. Negro women were voted just as deftly as the men. White men acted a their chauffeurs. A vote is second was the ratio often during the day in the First precinct of the Tenth Ward. They walked right in; they turned right around, and they walked right out again." PAINTINGS OF NEGROES SHOWN IN PARIS TSAIR, France, Aug. 21—The A. N. K. 3. The Gateria Maxima. The A. N. K. 4. The Gateria Maxima. *grow in 'Paris'* expansion which seems likely to become an annual event. Paintings by Kwami Zikakou, Louisiana another have been painted. Some of the works of Pierre Madrid and Germaine Gernon- de are painted. the $100.00 for riding in a Pullman car in the State of Florida. (7) We note with interest the assertion of a healthy public opinion to condemn mob and lynch law. And we commend those agencies which are operating in an organized way to create public sentiment against violence. (8) We note with interest that the restrictive immigration laws have worked to the benefit of American labor in which largely the Negro has been benefited. It has led to a more equal distribution of the Negro citizenship and thus benefited all concerned. (3) We condenm the ungeneral apportionment of school funds in states where separate schools are maintained. (10) We first let upon the enforcement of all the provisions of the Constitution of the United States, including the privileges and immunities, guaranteed the Negro citizens under the 13th and 15th Amendments. We insist that the enforcement of the 11th Amendment while the 14th Amendment is violated in all of its parts prelude to the constitutional fabric and works to the undermining of a democratic government. Oakland, Cal., Aug. 121—(A. M. F.)—After giving to the citizens of Oakland, Cal. As seen at this time when it is all over, Mary McLachlan has put his own hands up and wedded epochal to more than one department. This program as it has been called by the commission now follows: First, her clear explanation that a wife of a business-like family and carry on in a business-like family and do more drives will be welcome. This future, one big drive will be Home the special care of the N. A. The matter of establishing Secretary, D. C. with an Executive Secretary at the base, taking care of the relations, as well as having a place in while passing through—one president, casteria, and a place A. N. C. W. at all times. The location is often necessary for the Heads to be present in Washington when Congress, and having these Heads in the legislation Committee. Charlize. The most interesting part of Mrs. McLachlan has created for the entrances of the building she plans for their entrances and holds out her arm to Quam. The commission will come to form the National Association to give it the Benefit of their years. For many years a feeling has been intended against the letting down of the boys for the young women who have been training themselves but to the Race in general. Immediately after the passing of the resolution for young women, a committee of young women went out, asking for as many of the state as possible to come in, and to bring almost young women to the meetings, so that a permanent organization could be formed and begin to function at once, with the permission of the N. A. C. W. Executive Board. This was done, she the following officers were only selected and approved by the N. A. C. W. President, Mrs. Ella Phillips Stewart, Ph. G., Toledo, Ohio, 1st Vice-Pres., Mrs. A. F. Johnson, Texas, 2nd Vice-Pres., Mrs. Carrle E. N. O. A. New Mexico, First Recruiting Secretary, Mrs. La Vora Nelson, Hdedrick, Illinois, Second Recruiting Secretary, Miss Ruth Flowers, Oregon, Confronting Secretary, Cambie, Oklahoma, Hill, Illinois, Treasurer, Mrs. Emma Holcomb, Washington, D. C., Chairman, Executive Board, Mrs. Danielle A. CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT. THE GOLDEN QUILLS SOCIAL CLITT met Monday night, Aug. 8, 1226. August 6, 1926 at the Odd Yellows hall, its final meeting place. The President's office was filled by the violets, president, Mr. J. C. McCloudy. All business was transmitted. Mr. Gilbert Turner has become a new member since he has been the our new name. After the meeting, the club was entertained by a few games of cards, checkers and domines. Tea cream and cake were served. On 1st Monday night, the club gave a social Miss Edith Nash Reporter. The High Signers' Sult Club at 2711 1-2 Juliette Hirect at the home of Mrs. Curry. Wednesday night, August 11, 1926. Misses Ticker and Britton being hosters are the delightful version of the present playing cards and dancing was also a delightful plate lunch, was served. Misses Essie Jones, Mattie Mannons, Madame N. R. Powell and Estelle Anderson and Means L. R. Williams and J. D. Stow of Means, Chilomions were visitors. Means Shaw and Williams made some encouraging remarks. Next meeting will be at 2005 State St. WOMANHOOD (My W. M. Gordon) The great gift to creation is we manhood. She is that priesthood gem that is the glory of mankind. She stands as that angel with her life and a life of her humility and life and social uplift, that intpresents to the thorns of great aghlevyments. Then if that womanhood is ever so perfect happiness he then, by all means, must be that pillar of strength, of guidance and of protection, by doing as he would have done by the end of life and of aspects his mother as a remeon gift of love. Mother realizes that his sister is next to mother, and wants to do it. She is the most perfect flower which never fades. But can sister ever retain that heart beat passion of, brother's love and respect, if brother does not love, and in the same degree of his neighbor's elders. Women are women, as well as men are men—women are affectionate and so are by creation. They are not victims of the many smear and遣苦, that see placed before them. Men very often speak to them. In this point, the most important is to visit the other and to blast the future hopes of his own neighbor who seems day may be the green in a home of his son or his mother; and reflase our minds of these words. In as much as we have done unto these my love ones, you have also done to them over as far as forger themselves as to a slander understhat, attack and take away from womanhood, her� Asan would I have this done, until my own—This must be our standard of the time—we would have to have us go to the world. This must be our weapon to fight down the foot-stoll of enviousness, affluence, dehumanity, courthouses and unglatious our flaming toughest and most arduous life—and the whoppers for our mothers, our wives, our sisters, our friends and of that radiant girl who will soon develop into motherhood that will make them the Queen of a new home, and how they have been good. In the most great as that of any other city. Our women can only minimize up to that standard of mankind so long as mankind will help them to maintain it. Man himself must be the most arduous life. Man must be the most self-unfairly. Man must not unfall himself of unfairly rights, and make himself the adoration of those life, and their activities and an excited mission. Finally, we men, who are free to be some of motherhood, are the most arduous life of affectionate husbands of wives, become revised ourselves in our every day life, and living our hopes of permission and creating our respect for women—who live in the world. The social activities, the influence of the whip of whriendom—that is, and ever pill in the pleasant working night if mankind's long which is supreme. Wonder whether Harry Packard, Gehngz Hafiz, is very long to live. Even if the same LOCAL TALENT AT INLA R. MOORE, THEATRE The younger son of the smarter son of Dallas will stage at the EIA. Moore Theatre next Friday and Saturday, Aug 20 and 31 at Batling Revue. This promises to be one of the best presentations over given by the younger son of Mr. City. Miss Paula Moore, who is an accomplished artist and very excellent in stage scenes, will be the strictest novelty dancer, who will speak out of a driven basket accompanied by four beautiful models, he themselves will be dressed in their attire. The museum of the Bathing Room the museum of the Bathing Room its customers will be the closest to the group. These young artists are the best homes of Dallas the best homes of Dallas The club called a special meeting Monday night, August 2, at the residence of Mrs. Curry 2714 1-1-Julietta Street for the purpose of completing plans for the benefit of the club. A full quorum was present. With officers' presiding. SORLIER CLUB — Mrs Elizabeth Wright was hostee to the club Monday August 16 from 4 till 7 at which time Progressive Whitewar enjoyed Miss Ruth Nunn won first prize for the visitors while the club was taken by Mrs. Mattie Jefferson. The first and body press for the club were taken by Miss Tannye Richardson and Mr. F. Smith. The club will hold its first business meeting with Mr. C. E. Jones 2009 Thomas Avenue Monday, Sept. 7th. The Rating Nair Club—Met at home of Mr Dan Davison, 244 Colby Street, August 10. A large number of members and a "host" of friends are present. Miss C. Hawkins of St. Louis, Mo. was out of town guest. A delicious many was served. Next meeting will be Mr. C. M. Manning, 492 Engledale, August 17th. Independent Charity Club—Met the home of Mrs. Paterson on Liberty Street, opened its usually form with song prayer and so the leading Thessalons from the is a beautiful lecture. Messrs Atkin his and Walton were the hostess lence cream and cold melon, were called, and the young was a 14 Pauline. The club gave a grand picnic Thursday evening at Roosevelt Park the gums and members of the Hall of Thomas. The plentie ground. The guest was greeted by the host and the Astatia Hamilton's guest were present. Mr. Frank-Ellemons of N.Y. was one of the guest. They were entertained by music games and the music a served at 16:50. A surprise: birthday party was given in honor of Mrs. Corrie Bell Gibson at the McCoy Street, Monday evening. Aug. 15. Madras. Phelps. Dabney Ella Ganner, Aleen Johnson, ab Villie Ganner, a member of the Williams' school. A lousl of the me营 serves the fullest encouragement and support from our community We are proud to have such outcomes and our own when we present such great in beautiful and desering to our age. The management of the James Expression of their support and encouragement to these young people for greater success. Hone the P. N. T. Ouverture of the Heimling Bird, Sunday night, August 22. KEEP IN TOUCH WITH THE "AD" REPRESENTATIVE Our "ARM Representative M. V. Wren" serves the customer and their service to our customer relationship. A service our readers need, our social activities, business initiatives, our social activities, business initiatives, devoting to make for our readers weekly news, our arm of business, weekly news, our arm of business, Announcements and information. Announcements and information. Announcements and information. and he will be at your immediate H. THE PASSING OF MISS YERICUR LISTER Mari Vincenzo Listey, 30 years old, died on Monday, May 21, and Mr. Bill Williams, who died of her mother Mrs. Bill Williams, was held from Bell Williams, who was held from Bell Street C, M. Bell Williams, who was patients she was buried in Oakland Cemetery, was a mother, father, mother, son, father, one MASTER A. J. MCDONALD GIKE UNIQUUM BIRTHDAY PARTY Little A. J. M. McDunald celebrated his 80th birthday on June 14, 1958 from a 4-11 win against the New York Giants. He then themselves charitably thanked the team, won a 10-10 win. The hostess OAK CLIFF NEWS Born to Mr. and Mrs. Farmer Wilson a fine girl. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Barley motored to Temple with her sister Mrs. R. Tatum. Mrs. Annie Hae Avery fell and badly sprained her ankle. Mr. Wilson has erected and moved into his lovely cottage on Dovie St. Mrs. J. W. E. Turner was called to the bedside of her brother Mr. Willie Wilson, at Beaumont, Texas. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my many friends and sympathy shown during these months, Mrs. Pearl Phillips, 411 Theorem, Mrs. Paul Phillips, 1486, also for floral arrangements. Colored Undertakers Funeral Association Chartered A fifty years earlier has been granted to the Colored Undertakers Funer) Association of Texas. This is a great step for the organization. It is a service of operation. A meeting of the Undertaker was held in Fort Worth last May and perfected a permanent organization, in this meeting, officers were elected as follows. E.J. Crawford a prominent citizen of Dallas, also a business man of great standing was elected president; H. M. McNay Mexico, Texas. Vice President: H. H. Washington, Illinois. Texas secretary-treasurer and E.D. Scott, chaplain. Among those who were appointed as Board of Directors. Means. M. H. Parmore, Austin, Texas chairman, F. E. Stewart, Corseana, Texas Co. Morant, Fort Worth, Texas. H. C. Black, Dallas, Texas and H. M. McNay, Mexico. Texas. It is expected that theللمزك of Texas will give their full strength of co-oper ation to this organization and support it for future work. For more information, click here. Send an enquiry to the phragmite stating the defrageris Fundamental Association. The defrageris Fundamental Association shall constitute president-staff for this forward movement. Hire the P. N. T. Orchestra at an all-inclusive lighting, night sale, night event. THE SPECIAL OVER THE SANTA FE parade at 10 A.M. which was prevailed by rain. The afternoon was spent in sight seeing and visiting friends. I called on Lawyers Mason and Mason former Delightee, son of the late Attorney D. M. Mason. Duane Mason is assistant prosecuting attorney for the County. While in their office, I recoil Dr. William Ellis Jackson and Mr. Nowlin formerly of Texas, I also met Mr. M. C. Jackson a former Dallasite and hundreds of other Texans. The Elks evening program began with a Danee at the spacious dance Hall at 15th and Pace, fully attended by 2500 or more. This was followed by a supper and cabaret dance at Hotel Street, 18th and Pace, with about 200 present. This entertainment was still going at 1 A.M. Thursday's program calls for a break from the room, until quarter of the hour. The room will be uniformed in uniform. I and the plea officers Harry Hayes and Clarence Hayes have arrived. Kaaba Temple Rest Room The Hall of Mirrors of Hobart University decorated with such colors, that they appear in the interiors of the recreational periods. The walls are decorated with such colors, that they appear in the main room on the main entrance of the door gives a positive degree of the hall's ambiance. The equipped, scuffed with very high boards, tables, chairs, tables for books, tables, chairs, tables for newspapers and social interviews, newspaper and social interviews, newspaper and social interviews, station. Make this a real home of the management of Voltary C. W. Read, drinker. Took Kwik Kwik. Took drinker. Took Kwik Kwik. Took drinker. That can be found in any library patronized and upon the high class library. That is well spent in brotherly intimacy. Hear the P. N. T. Orchestra at the Hummingbird Bld. Sunday night. MONTHLY REPORT OF MOORLAND BRANCH Y. M. C. A. Committee of Management, Moorland Branch, C. A. Dallagio, Texas Gentlemen: This month practically, closes the first year service of the Moorland of the first year service of the first year service of the Moorland Association upon the non-equipment plan, that is serving the commun- tion of Dallas co-operating with other agreement- ment. Below is a condensed summary showing the scope of work done in the various departments of equipment activities without equipment. A boy's Club was organized at the Club Center with a program. A member of the slusier labor group, but he one registered for active service, finally Mr. Chambers, a R.M.C. in student-look this group of in the group of his work was pleasant and aggressive. Religious ReverKING classes taking boys at the school of 11-year-olds, were organized at Mungur Taptel Church and St James A.M.C. has continued through the year. Other programs were suggested to private superintendents and leaders of Industrial For the first time among Colored workmen in Dallas Boon-day of the year, they were Morkon Milling Company for a group of thirty-five men. These meetings were helpful to the men, speaking and Moorland Branch. An extensive Thrift program was initiated by the schools and house batting facilities results. Hickory-Woods White was given the opportunity to wint "Over the Hill" with five and a half innings for General Agencies. First, he and his team take health given, provided the interest manifested and the manure in which the ball is thrown, and then match beekeeping process in this work. Bodden Rise White, a member of the beekeeping boxing and wrestling. These occaions were not num- bers less than 250 scaffolded. year. Four were given. Chairman Joseph J. Rhoads' un- stirring efforts and cooperation with others, rendered a service to the Thos. Tolbert's trip to Halifort which is an outstanding feature. More than one thousand dollars ($1000) was secured which sent the first delegate of our group to the World Conference of the Young Men's Christian Association as a first place passenger. Through employment more than (1875-1918) men and boys were placed and through our dormitory plan more than fifty (50) men left Dallas, smiling because of courageous service and comfortable rooms as cured. A definite program has been worked out for the year 1924-27 which will be given publicity later membership cards may be secured at any time upon completion at Monland Branch office, 2217-32 Hall Street, North Texas, USA. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1920 THOMAS TOLBERT'S SECOND LETTER, WRITTEN ON BOARD S. S. "DROTTINGHOLM," REACHES AMERICA, JULY 18, 1926 OUR GOOD CITIZENS Well trained boys make a�plund young men. Good boys are assets and boys are. Mabilities—crimes are the most common of the young men—are the most common of the tut- or murder and bandits. And who are they? Most young fellows There is much talk about causes and spambly—both re-re- lations. A great number of is lack of character—but wrong and little appreciation of right or wrong. It is the most common of the proper perspective of life. Show of them their responsibility to society and give them an outlet for excess of good people's actions. For example, denies at the source. Start boys eight-and-you eliminate the worry of young men. You have never occurred to be a thing on the bank, you must get out where he is and your tactics must be true and strong for he is shrewd and winning. You are a boy. For the men of the Christian Association is making heroic efforts to reach many more boys. Is tried and tested programs developed out of the school of every type, under many con- ditions. Boys like it, enter into it bit and grow into noble manhood—thr ut—it. This program is comparatively inexpensive. Our public school average over $50.00 per pupil per year. The Young Man's Christian Programs—both about about $10.00 per boy per year and the boys put in part of this. Such work needs your "support. Such work requires you as well as master. It is important that you are well trained in formatting. It is a "presentative" job, not a "soul." You are as a soul. You are a program with boys and young men off the front line. You are them in the blue book of good citi- Are you interested in mork- Are you interested in good citi- Are you interested in not being BOOKER T. WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL OF FICE OPENS — PRINCIPAL RHOADS ISSUES STATEMENTS High School Graduates Go to Colleges in Large Numbers Number Booker Washington, New School graduate in their enrollment or as their alumni, They include the University of Denver University of Colorado, University of California, Chicago, University ofன்க, Institute of Hampton Institute, Tuegeza Institute of the University of New York University, Chicago, Normal College, University of Omaha, Massachusetts College, Provident Hospital, Mckay-ry Medical College, Wiley College, Fishop College, and Prairie View College. The three institutions last mentioned are all large quotes of our publics who choose to attend college within the state—while Howard University leads all out-of-our-world, attracting our graduates. Twenty-five percent of the pupils enrolled in, Howard University last year from the state of Texas were from Dallas, Many of our best students go to Harvard. Partially first of my birth to Enter College in September. Our files show that 40 or more of the 71 graduates in the class of high-class to other college in嵩明, Lemben, The following parties list may been verified this were either by those call or personal information. Wiley Collins-Jarrett Henderson Wiley Zimmerman, Wiley Bard, Oelke Smith, Wlad Wilkerson, Alisteria Neward, Zophyr Pore- NO1 Students who are School and wish motto providing reliable care. I have a cabin in the mountains where I provide care. I have a cabin in the mountains where I provide care. I have a cabin in the mountains where I provide care. I am indigent to the Council of the United States, and their loyal support. It is my hope that they will provide wisdom of their kindness through their care. I am aware of my loss as a result of their care. On board the steamer no differences are made because of color. The white delegates are very friendly. We all play, sing, eat study, and pray together. And although I am a cabin class passenger, I go down and visit my friends who are third class tourists. I shall have more to write next week when more interesting things will be happening. Very truly yours, THOMAS TOLHERT, Representative of Texas to the World Y. M. C. A. Conference, R. R.-Excuse bad writing because the sea is rough. T. T. man, Eva Mae Station, Anita Noble, Mary Francis Hendricks, Disnop College—Vashiti U Gray, Mao Kila��ton, Coruta Mae Law, is, Jawell Kemp. Howard University—H Davidson University—I. Marymount University—I. Arkansas State University of Arkansas—Willie H New York University—Mary Munroe University—Female Emily University—Female Vivian College University College Gardner. The Union Hospital — Ollie Lee McMillan. Other names listed for college will be within the from the press pending a statement from the school. They are not verifying their previous expressed intentions to enter in September. The office of the High School will be open day (no) including Saturday and Sunday (or any service that we may be able to tender those who have not completed their arrangements to enter college). Entrance examinations will be conducted in the same class of and books distributed September 12th, 2016, and open, with regular class work, September 20. The Board of Education has made appropriations for the science and engineering (e.g., Chemistry and General Science); the Library and the Lunch Room, the Domestic Science and Art Departments; and requisitions for the reading and graveling of the campus. The improvement of the lawn, and the aging of sidewalks have been approved. These improvements will be rushed to completion before September 28. Plans are being considered by the Board of Education for the organization of a department of music book Books and Washington High School. If the Board acts favorably the department will go into operation in September. Miss Khalifa Griggs, B. B. Bishop College, B. A. Numismic College, B. A. Museum, directed to take charge of the Department of History, and Miss Gerris was formerly the head of the Department of History, Jackson, Miss, has taught six high school. Miss Gerris is in part of education. Mrs Jula C. Prasser, head of the Department of History, of the Department of History, has been granted a year's leave of absence from the Delta schools have extended the Delta schools have extended the Delta schools that the city has had in the employ a more competent teacher. The department in the prison system, she will subsequently doubt the United Order of Odd Fellows will extend to her the appreciation to which a great teacher and In Jun., one hundred six pik-pik students of the Dalton high school are follows. Inkarell 412, Mackie 352, Natha Ward 108. During the past year, the pik-pik pupils have been promoted from the high seventh grade to the high eighth grade to the high ninth grade to the high enroll in the high school. These, two girls, One-girl and One-girl married, and one girl, One-girl married, and the ground that he was not qualified for high school work. He spent three years in the high ninth grade and will enter the high eighth grade and the high school enroll has increased almost two-times. A friend of the high school gave them primarily of reference materials, standard fiction, essay, biography, the books are The Parent-Teacher Association an making program for the year, which includes the Black-to-School Campaign the Black-to-School Campaign the church and other interrelated organized organizations in the city will last year was responsible for an 10- year work from 275 to approximately 1400 people. The goal will be 360- ths of the work. CARD OF THANKS We take this method of thanking our neighbors and friends for their assistance and tender expression of sympathy during the illness and death of our daughter and sister, Mr. Fuyden McKinney Moore, who departed this life, July 21, 1928. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Warren. Mr. and Mrs. Walton McKinney Mr. and Mrs. Delfort Andrew. Mr. Morris McKinney. Hear the P. N. T. Orchestra at the Humming Bird, Sunday night, August 22. U. B. F. AND S. M. T. ENTERTAIN GRAND LODGE OFFICIAL On Monday evening, August 18th, Mrs. T. J. 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Miss Eyes knows a very phous lady who has much to say against playing cards and poolrooms and other games of choice. Now is your son is a professional gambler and that money you are living in came across a poker table. Miss Eyes is wondering why you're a lot of them to reform, like charity. Begin at home. You so-called society birds shall have no more goosep, when you learn to attend to your own business. You shall be accused in passing your own bills instead of working — how other people, and theirs. If Mr. So, and So out of nights you shant's spend the time, the besporing to his poor wife, or a speciality of his own, drenches, him to drink. You should presume the Mr. So and So her new his own business and at any rate Miss Eyes are the same thing you are not fair. If you only earn and let other people alone. What a peaceful easy restful time you shall bave. Miss Hutterly you are wondering who do people tire of you so easily? He said you are not as if you are Miss Eyes will say there is notobey else. On earth more boring than the income than the flapper who is the one of the most around the always jumping one at stick, who goes into hysterics of joy and delights of everything and who increases only slownness of the life of such flapper's society goes long and people flee from her. Miss Eyes will advise you to be more quite and serious and talk sensibly about the simple things and you will find that it will increase your popularity. PRESIDENT A. W. BRIGGS ADDRESSES UNION HOARD OF USERS Mr. A. W. Briggs, who has for the past year served as president of the Union Ushers Board of Dallas made an address with much interest, which was well received. He pointed out some of the constructive policies that were enactment during his presidency. The Mutual Co-operative spirit that was so harmonized made for the Union Ushers Board effective service. The following persons who had deceased were Mr. Ed Doughtey of Hoth Street, C. M. E. Church and Mr. Walter Byrd of St. James A. M. E. Church, and Mrs. Bertha Franzer. The Union pledges to enter with a new pair of successful service that will be for larger christian relation among the members of the various Churehes. DALLAS BROTHERHOOD NOTES Activities in the Brothery of Circles around Dallas Indies that the local workers, under the direction of their home office on Hill Street are achieving some genuine results. A report comes that Glaze Temple No. 10 was set up last Tuesday night down at Spark's Chapel on Hourbon Street, Deputy Music Turner and Builder Rev. E. G. Allen are very largely responsible for the initial effort to "bring in" this Temple which was named "Glaze" in hour of one of the founders of Spark's Chapel Rev. Dr. J. H. Smith, Dist. Deputy stationed at Houston was presq. and helped to officiate. Out at Mills City, report comes that Deputy Lulu Buckett has already enrolled a sufficient number of applicants to form an�esoth. out in that section of the city And in West Dallas Deputy Works has Thomas and Builder Lizz Hodge. In company with District Inputs, E. Lulls are cutting or special efforts to convert West Dallas Oak Cliff, under Mrs. E. B. Williams is soon to be aroused into action which may begin probably around Elizabeth Chapel Rev. G. H. Bell, pastor. It is also reported that Mrs. Katie Lewis has decided to accept a District Deputyship in the Supreme Grand Temple. SECOND ANNUAL BAITHING REVIEW 2200 People attended the Second Annual Tathing Rival given under the auspices of a group of progressive 'M Y. Merchants of this city. In 1924 the city gave a review to our people. Last year 1925 the first was given. This year was the second 1925. The people showed wonderful 向日葵的欢声笑语. Many white people turned away as they was not enough room for the colord. There were 40 beauties that were all well known. These girls should be remembered by each and every colored citizen. The Park Board was present and stated that they had never seen a reissue to beat it, white or colored. The concentration said the pool was beautifully decorated. All girls were numbers on their backs and were remembered by number and not by name. Miss Ann Anderson won the first prize of $50.00 in world. The First Jones won the second, $20 in gold. Miss Lorine Winn won the third prize, $15. Miss Daniel Tipp THE DALLAS EXPRESS. DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1020 SOCIAL & PERSONAL Fletcher Street, Mr. J. Lewis, 208 R. Walton St. Chestnut Street, M. B. Church has returned from Houston, Texas, with Rev. N. P. Withams as pastor where he visited his mother. was organized Sunday, the 16th of August by Rev. R. W. Shaw. The following churched were reported: People, Mr. Rose, Olivett of Union Missionary and Bethelhem. Mrs. H. T. Thomas of Rosebud, spent several days with her later, Mrs. N. B. Williams, 1821, Doughlin Street. Mrs. Adn Town, 1822 Young St., in visiting relatives in Jefferson, the week. Mr. and Mrs. J. Mosa of Hillsboro, Texas are the guest of Mrs. Blirt Hendricks, 311 Thomas Ave. Mrs. Emily Williams, 2821 Flora St. left for Kansas City and will return the 1st of September. Mrs. Hertha Johnson, 1815, Floyd St. is in. Mrs. A. I. Hawke has returned from Prairie View, where she has been attending the state normal. Mrs. Mary Johnson of 1019 Com California accompanied by her niece, Miss Thorax, Liverpool of Omaha, Neb. are the house of the first, the two, the most popular law, Mrs. R. T. Elias, 2612 Colby, Mrs. Q. McLeven, 2010 Thomas Ave., is touring Texas. Louisiana, Dianette S. S. and the other leading society women of Dallas, she will return home about the first, the first, the first, the first, the first, R.R. Harrell, Assistant Manager, National Deposit Life JS. Co., is attending the bedside of his mother in Terris Texas. Miss Hwy has returned from Austin, Texas, where she attended the bedside of her father. Mr. S. C. Pottars of Farmersville, Texas, is a 18-year-old woman who was present to the Dallas Express Office of Fort Worth spent last week in the city as a free-taxอย่า for the retailer. Miss Suyo Foster, 1131 Fletcher Street. Chestnut Street, M. R. Church with Rev. N. F. Williams as pastor of the "Sunday" Sunday, 18th of August by Rev. R. W. Shaw. The following churches were represented: People, Mrs. Rose, Olivet of Lannister, Thomas of Rosebud, and General days with her later, Mrs. H. B. Williams, 1934, Douglas Shines. Mrs. Ada Town, 2105 Young St., is visiting relatives on Jefferson this week. Miss Lilla Mas Wafford of Murko is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Anna Austin, 1111 Fletcher St., Mr. T. V. Herrón and family off-the-chord. Texas, motored to Dallas, Sunday, August and were the great others. Laura Brooks and Miss Edna McSneed motored to the city from W.W. and sent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Allanson Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Moss. 172 Gaxton Road. Mr. R. H. Davis, Agency Supervisor, National Benefit Life Insurance Co., was called away Sunday on account of the death of his sister. Mr. Noah Penn, 1031 R. 10th St. Oral Cliff and son Algernon motored to Hot Springs, Ark., to spend several weeks. Mrs. Ezelle E. Dudley has returned from Telலில், Texas, where she at Won the fourth prize, $110. Many others were won. Miss Helen Morrison, being the best girl swimmer, was given a season pass so that she could come often and teach the other girls, every girl in the program was given a free-game, the color scheme was beyond expectation as each girl was a different color. Honorable Judge, Mrs. B. P. White, Mrs. Carrie Morgan, Mrs. A. V. Manack, Mrs. B. Handell, Mr. J. P. W. Tyn, and P. J. Pinkton that was a tight job; but finally agreed upon the girls previously mentioned, Motion pictures were made of the parade at 8:50 and at 8:20. Post-light pictures were made of the the attendants, Evelyn, Augustus, at the Palace Threshold. Re复 and see it. The girls Charleston cop- test also Think of these girls pictures all being shown in Washington, D.C. and a dance will be given Friday night. Augustus will be given Friday, Augustine, Augustina, in honor of E. E. L. L. E. from the꽃s of the Giroufs from dance with them. Under the auspices of the K. of P. Band. McKinney Brotherhood Builders Give Moonlight Picnic McKinney, Texas, Aug. 14-This was a night of great employment for the colored people of McKinney. The weather was ideal and every one seemed happy. The occasion was that of a Moonlight picnic given under the auspices of the local Temple of the Brotherhood of Negro Bulders whom Supreme Grand Headquarters are located at Dallas, thronged and Jammed with the merry makers, and it was a source of great pride to have with us many prominent "Builders" and friends from Dallas. Headed by the Supreme Grand President, W. Sidney Pittman and Supreme Grand Secretary Fred D. Proctor, these drove into the park about 8 P.M. a procession of four packed car-loads, which included: Bulders N. Griffin and the A.C.A. Nero, Mrs. Susie Turner, Deputy Elliott, Mrs. Jessie Martin, O. W. Rhew, Miss Crenshaw, Napoleon, Children and other friends. composer and order, under N. R. Blissett. Mr. Pittman, our Surgeon-in-Chief, addresses on the evening program, and plea to have more renom for and more to build up a greater mkth of co-creation of kind of fake inappropriate for and giving back nothing in the colored people of McKinney the food of Builders—President of Food Builders—President of McKinney who initiated the plastic industry. Treasurer, O. I. Lies, J. P. Moore, and will be involved in the committee. The occasion was held by the presale here for the McKinney food and will be CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my many thanks to my friend who gave me the gift of my wife, Mrs. Little. I am grateful to her for her kindness and to express my heartfelt thanks to the Uniform, Thank You to Napoléon Guinn, Hurband, "Hear the P. N. T. Orchestra at the Hummingbird, Sunday alight, Mrs. A. Edyth Lee Entertains Her Bathing Beauties On last Thursday night at Chester Park, August 12, 1926, Mrs. A. Edyth Lee, our public spirited promoter and a woman of progressive ideas made it pleasant for the bathing beauties who tools an active part in the successful Dithing Revory. That was held at, Chester Park, on the night of July the 10th for that debt of appreciation. Miss Lee felt she should render to the parents and friends a social evening with the heavities of Dallas to the sturment for the French by Place Southern Orchestra that furnished music. Mr. Harrett Baskett, 71 Hour Station, Waco, Texas, is the great man of the Rockies. 215th New Washington Ave. Ave. Mr and Mrs G. W. Drum, 209 St. Paul, Minnesota, passed through from Poinsett, Qla. Palm Drug Nurse, their headquarters. The management team. Mrs Austin and Mrs Drum were school- less. Miss. A. C. Johnson of Calvert, Texas, was born on August 16, 1920, to her husband, Mrs. A. D. B. Knox and her mother, Mrs. A. D. B. Knox. She was married to Denton, Texas, an route to Oklahoma, where she met her husband, Hugh J. Knox. She married Gillon Avenue, Kansas for Kansas City and with him she met her husband, John J. Court. J. Lowe, 105, R. Walton St. was born from Houston, Texas. She married Mr. and Mrs. Goss of Kansas City and will be married to Hirth Hendricka, 91, Thomas Ave. She married for Kansas City and will be married to Herb Johannson, 215, Pliedoy M. A. J. Mackes has returned to Kansas but returned to the same normal life. She married the same normal life. St. and Misa Lourdes Burtin, Oklahoma and Kansas to be given three weeks. R. K. (Doe) Whitten of Benton, Texas, married Benton after three weeks. R. K. (Doe) Whitten of Benton, Texas, married Benton after three weeks. Mara, Laura, Butler, 813, Pflinfeld Avenue, left August 14 for Chicago. Ohio to visit her brother. She will be gone two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. AUMIN THIEF, 3449 in Tampa, Florida, and in Tampa, Texas. Thomas son St. returned from Wichita, Nebraska, and together North Texas to Tampa. Dr. 1. T. Hill of Hot Springs Ark., Visits Dallas Dr. J. T. Huff of Hot Springs, Missouri, and Dr. W. H. Pfeffer of Austin, Texas, and Rev. W. H. Pfeffer of Austin, Texas, are representing Williams of Port Worth, Texas, and are planning to have them to look up to the news. These representatives have stood ready to welcome welcome to our city. FORT WORTH NEWS News of Greater St. James Baptist Church. Sunday was a full day, and a great day as Greater St. James, and Friends attend all the services and friends attend all the services and friends attend all the services Prof. L. J. M. Johnson, Print school of this city and Prof. J. M. Johnson, Print school of this city and Prof. J. M. Johnson, Print school of this city and Prof. J. 9:30 A. M. Sunday school, Baptist functional Reports of the were heard. Mr. D. Dr. Winh preached a wonderful Sermon on "A Planed 2.58 F. M. Special council of the British Association for the behavior, welfare, and educational professor, good may be accomplished provides good advice. 2.59 F. M. Laplaiting and the London School of Medicine. 2.60 J. M. Haplaiting Young People's The delegates reports were very in- teresting. 8:00 P.M. Bormon by Dr. J. H. Winn. Text 39 Psa. 4th verse. At the close of the sermon I new sessions were made to the church. Long Ive our great pastor. We have just closed the greatest session in the history of the St. John's Land-Mark Missionary Baptist Association and Auxiliary Convention of which Dr. J. H. Winn is Honorable Moderator. Wamet in the city of DaDilas, with the Mt. Horeb Baptist Church, Rev. P. E. Cantle, Pastor. Pastor Winn, Officers, and messengers of the Association returned full of inspiration and a new seal to do greater work in the future. News of Greater St. James Church Sunday was a full day at the Greater St. James, large crowds of both members and friends attended all services. 9 A. M. — Sunday School, since the organization of the Sunday School with A. H. Wheat testing temporary Sub-1. Problem listed by J. C. Choices, each department and the teachers have taken on now for a critical number and financial 31. M. — Sermon by the pastor Rev. J. H. Winn, with a "The Court Room of the Roul, was delivered with force and power. To be said he is one of the best 11.00 o'clock preachers. N. M. — Whistler Young Peoples Photon Dr. W. W. Humphrys, president, Wide-awake section. Miss Spinks leader, rendered a wonderful musical program. You should have heard St. James Marie Quartet sing "Wish I was in Heaven-Bitting Down," encore "Ruler Trumpet." 720 P. M.— Twilight musical by Senior and Junior choirs suggested the orchestra directed by Prof. M. Jones. 8:00 P. M.— Sermon by Rev. Dr. Sharp of Nashville, Tenn. Suplest: "The power of prayer." The sermon was edifying and inspiring delivery with eloquence. Yours Mission Circles are as like working as never before. Two accessions: Vietnam Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Guy of Abilena, Texas Messers, Walton and Blady. WHY BUY NEW CLOTHES I can make the old clothes new, and give you money. Square Deal Tailor Shop L. E. HAIRY, Proo. Phone 261 Terrell, Texas Arkodelphla, Ark., Aug. 28-19, N.P. — Ed Pope, white, was sentenced to serve seven years in the state penitentiary Friday after a jury in Clark Circuit found him guilty of maturing Next Nelson on a second degree charge. The white mum said to have picked a quirrel with Nelson after accusing of writing on unfavorable letter to the owner of the farm on which they were both tenants. Pope used a knife in the fight. FOR SALE! - It is a pleasure to build an attractive home, and we are looking for a home different, on N. 8th St., near the city center, in a quiet, quiet ground, term. phone: A. 3234. WANTED - Prices: Class Colonies or phone or write in. Tennus Township. Beldaele, N. J. Aug. 21—A, N. P.—A, pade of five hundred Klaus Klanen in this city Satur. 21—A, N. P.—A, transported from Bavon-Klaus Klanen the present trouble in Moato on the Catholic medal in Beldaele. AGNYTE~Make $700-weekly weekly to-museum Geneva Geneva Museum of Treasures Reversible Hancock $15.50 and Bibcult, 14 West 15th Street DICE ON AIR BUTTON COLLEGE entrancy to Negro Youths. COLLEGE OFFERS: body meeting very definitely the need in class "A" College and acceded, yet not unimpaired, may not exciled by any Colored the Sciences offered. and Chicago University in its faculty. Given to the Spiritual and its students, Information site. Austin, Texas. UNIVERSITY, Benton, Ga. College in Georgia Buildings acres of land from Terminal Station Queue, Address ENT, M. W. ADAMS THE VOICE THE AIR SAMUEL HUSTON offers exceptional opportunity to WHAT THE COLLEGE OF 1. An approved course of study meeting needs of its students. 2. A faculty of scholars, trained in class. 3. Universities, well experienced, yet no 4. A standard working library not exceeding College in the Southwest. 5. Adequate laboratories for the Sciences. Yale Boston University and Chic represented in its face. Due consideration given to the Physical Development of its stud For Further Information Write. T. R. DAVIS, President 2 ATLANTA UNIVERSITY Atlanta, Ga. Pioneer Negro College in Seven Brick Building Over fifty acres of land Less than one mile from Terrace. For Catalogue, Add: PRESIDENT, M. THE VOICE OF THE AIR DEL HUSTON CO. exceptional opportunity to Negro WHAT THE COLLEGE OFFERS provided course of study meeting very of students. of scholars, trained in class "A" hits, well experienced, yet not always exceeded in the Southwest. the institution for the Sciences offered Boston University and Chicago to represented on its faculty. consideration given to the Sp development of its students. For Further Information Write S. President ATLANTA UNIVERSITY Atlanta, Ga. meer Negro College in Geo Seven Brick Buildings over fifty acres of land on one mile from Terminal For Catalogue, Address PRESIDENT, M. W. J. WHAT THE COLLEGE OFFERS 1. An approved course of study meeting very definitely the needs of its students. 2. A founder and first instructor in class "A" College and University, well experienced, yet not unappreciable. 3. A standard working ill-may not excelled by any Colored College in the Southwest. 4. A adequate infrastructure for the Sciences offered. Yale Boston University and Chicago University represented in its faculty. Due consideration given to the Spiritual and Physical Development of its students. For Further Information --- WILEY COLLEGE. U. Texas N. President KENNESSEE SEPTEMBER 18, 1926 TRAINS October 12th. September 24th, p. m. I. G. N. September 27th, 1:19 a. m. T. P. September 27th, T. P. at the school: up chair room girl in an epitome of everything in girl, is an epitome of everything in personal renovations which will greatly charge of Matrons. to give service in Dining Hall. recorded institution by Harvard University of Wisconsin has just been Marshall, Texas M. W. DOGAN, Predece FIFTY-THIRD SESSION OPENS SPECIAL TRAINS Leaving Beaumont, Monday, September 15, 12; Leaving Hepston, Monday, September 15, 12; Leaving Alexandria, La, Monday, September 15, 12; Leaving Alexandria, La, Monday, September 15, 12; Many improvements being affected at the school. M. W. DOGAN, Prodderer RD SESSION OPENS SEPTEMBER SPECIAL TRUCK Monday, September 11, 12:45 p.m. Monday, September 11, 12:45 p.m. La. Monday, September 11, T. P. being affected at the school; Leaving Trauma, Monday, September 18th. Leaving Washington, Monday, September 18th. Leaving Leipzig, Worth and Dallas, September 19th, 11:34 a.m. T. P. Leaving Alexandria, L.A., Monday, Sept. 19th, T. P. Many Improvements be affected at the school: All rooms are in elementary tended up. Dormitories are elementary installed in each room. Full-time dormitories installed in each room. Donnah Hall dormitory for College girls is an eptime of every 4 comfort and convenience. Pre demurtiates undergoing additional renovations which will give all girls' buildings to be in direct charge of Matrons. A superintendent and hired waiters to give service in Dining H. Official recognition of Wiley as an accredited institution by Northwestern, University, and the University of Wisconsin has just been service for College girls in an option comprehensive. understanding additional renovations to be in direct charge of Matro- tion and hand walters to give service to Wiley as an accredited lecturer, university, and the University of Wien Doran Hall, dormitory for College girls, is an epitome of everything in comfort and convenience. Prep dormitories undergoing additional renovations which will greatly improve their fitness Official recognition of Wiley as an accredited institution by Harvard, Northwestern University, and the University of Wisconsin has just been issued. 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Extended at Post Office at Dallas, Texas, as second-class mat- ter, under Act of Congress, March 1875. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (Intercorporated) DALLAS, TEXAS The Dallas Express Sub- scriptions in Advance 1 Year ..... $0.00 8 Months ..... 1.33 8 Months ..... 7.25 Single Copy ..... 0.00 Notice to The Public. Any erroneous collection appl the character, standing or rep tation of any person, firm or cor THE DALLAS EXPRESS has never hosted the white, white stretch, but the yellow, yellow stretch. It is not afflicted by the cold, but by the glam, every day, available, conservative n a wapper, the humming, hearsy often in doubful flags. It professes a purity of heart, the love of even handed, justice covers all the temperaments, is pretty high ground, but we use it on all days. It comes up and stands with this. Around us holy. Ninety Nine Year Leases And Us Every new and then we see in the daily dialogs among realities that "such and sooth" - an estate has "touch" such and sooth" - a place building or place for ninety-nine years. It is not a place for an antiquarian to sit and an antiquarian to practice the traditions of anglo-Saxon epigraphy, the passage of that law. It now appears that many of the large insurance companies of that state have white man management but catering largely to the patronage of Negroes of many years removed. In any other record of the titles of property belonging to the Nordic people, the attempt to put Negroes "in their place" has deepened petitions for generations as far back as the old Norman parish, in a manner American white man, is always the most tender, his pocket. Of course the harm will make itself felt both ways for the Negroes who have spent their money with these companies will find that their policies are worthless. But, having become accustomed to exploitation and poverty, their or the thickness of family life to their age. Give rate: Children best for: women women kept as were brood names or other animals could have little THE ATLANTA BARBER BILL IS ENJOINED Report has it that the famous "barber bill" of Atlanta prohibiting Negro barbers to work on white people has been enjoined as the result of a fight waged against it by the Chamber of Commerce of that city. It seems that that organization, representing the wealth of that southern city has decided that it does not want its faces shaved or its hair cut, except in the extraordinary case, and it is fighting the battle against the king of that city, with a vengeance which is insuring. the nor could men, brutalised by constant drudgery, be capable of much thought for their offspring. And it was in this way more than any other probably, that slavery was the greatest curse of the Negro in America. With the pro- the idea of the secredness of the family, disfranchisement, segregation, the accumulation of the cooperative spirit and all of the other things necessary to the been efficiently taken care of. They would have been easy of handling could there have been the idea of home and tradition. But that lack must now be de nally studied, and the condition remedied. Ninety years Somehow it is strange what turns fate and the mind of the American white man will take. Atlanta which is in Georgia, home of the Ku Klux Klan and Atlanta its headquarters, an organization dedicated to the oppression of Negros and the complete suppression of that race, is indicating that all of its citizens, in fact all of its best citizens who are contributing to the welfare of that city, are fair at heart (and that they have the courage to fight the subaltern of their race for the expression of their ideas of fairness. The injunction of this bill is proof enough of that fact. It is good that this is so. Were it to happen that in families intact, this show the tendency of families intact. We may now, by the force from a stain of mind at the white race, the most backward and illiterate were to remain in power and to dictate the policies of the government, not we must generally thought on. On such ideas changes would not be far away and the very fundamentals of this government would be in danger. It is that of those THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1929 of the devilish schemes for the suppression of Negroes, a group dedicated, if there is any group in America dedicated to progress and contribution to the welfare of the civil unts of which they are a part. It is that group, poor both in material weth, and in mental ability which for more than a generation has governed this southind and instituted so many unnecessary things in its ignorance. The action of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce is calculated to give heart to many who had desired to express themselves and had not received sufficient input in that direction. Let the good work continue. There are many cities in the south which would be imessurably better pieces in which to live were it true that the thinking members of the white race took a decided stand for justice and right. Just justice, unemotional and unaccompanied by paternalism or rimixed by pity. (Copyright, 1 Brown Corporation) The Road To Better Health A news item of last week told of the institution of a suit against Wilberforce University by one of its former teachers for back pay which he alleges is due him. A few weeks ago news digests told of the trouble at Paul Quinn College and of the dismissal of the president of the institution of Wilberforce University. The Bishop and board of trustees. Last year the alumni of Wilberforce made charges of gross efficiency against the governing boards there. All of these things coupled with statements like that of Bishop Bernon recently and those of Ira Bryant two years ago give rise to a question as to the utility of the A. M. E. Church to measure up in the matters of governance. Now, when the men like Bishop Hampsa, Turner, Arnett, Smith and others were figures which commanded national fame and respect. Now, with the exception of a few names like those of Gregg, Vernon and Ransom, the names of men of that connection never figure in the national news. The A. M. E. Church is one dedicated to the rights of men to have opinions of their own and its traditions, beginning with the action of Richard Allen in his protest against the Bishop of Wilberforce University, which any connected with it any Negro organization in this country. Truly the fathers of that Church handed down a tradition of splendor which their sons can ill afford to allow to become tarnished by poor management and careless handling. Were its traditions alone to be considered, that Church more than any other should produce men of vision, courteous national leaders of their people in the battles against discrimination and oppression. The child be the fount of free thinking and independent action. But is that the case? HUMIDITY OF FORGING COUNTRY SPORTS AMERICAN-MAD SEYS Bg. R. R. M. SHERILL [Radio Business] THE TELEPHONE export business and tiger telecom export business with J.P. Morgan. According to re- porters, the company is in the U.S. Department of Commerce. The company is rapidly shaping its first show signs of success. The simple business week shows the simple business week Charges of graft galore adorn the pages of those peri-ordinals which are dedicated to the dissemination of the news. Blahpicons bought and bartered for in general conferences. A system as damnable as that of Feudal times is to be found in many of the discourses where those who do the war of the Bishop who is the master are favored despite the fact that the war of the Church is in the most manual of positions. Not only that but in many instances there is record of such procedure that the charge of corruption is levelled at the heads of the Church by jaymen whose eyes are now no longer closed to the true condition of affairs in that Church. That should not be. There are strong men in that connection who should dedicate their lives to the correction of the condition which is renown in the Church. That is why the splendid traditions which have been handed down by the fathers. Let the truth be known. Let the fittest men manage the affairs of the Church. Let politics be made secondary to the selection of efficient men to man the positions in that connection and it will be found that there are more men, better men, more courageous men in that connection now than in former times. The contribution of that person to the past must be over-estimated but the record must be made a common one. It must measure up more nearly to the times of the grossness of its present modicovity. Japanese radio experts have discovered that the extremely high atmospheric radiation, which is not harmed by everything which is not harmed by the sun, are not covered by clouds, but particularly ammonia. The study also found that start an electrostatic reaction between soon results in the wind being caused. The United States are high altitude humidities, however other countries are presenting the high altitude humidities as other countries are presenting the high altitude humidities. Tapio Aida Hospital Genitalgardien The three symptoms that restriction age-disarmies—a throbbing headache, nausea, and sometid diarrhea. As these disturbances increase in severity—the patients become more male, the patients may be restless and profoundly prostrated. The temperature is abnormal and the pulse feeble. Finally, he may become unconscious. The first thing to do is to call a doctor. Pending his arrival, the same, and a cool well-clothing is the best way to prevent and help them to restore the circulation and make the patient warm. It is nonconstuous, so he made to inhale aromatic spirits of the water. He said he had a pastal should be applied to the back of the neck and along the spine. As soon as he is able to swallow, he should be given hot coffee and spirits of canary. Heat Fever In case of heat fever the pleure is entirely different. The patient is exceedingly hot, the temperature running from 165 to 110 is very quick to see the case in which the fever is not as�creased. The skin is dry, the face congested, and the vessels are throbbing. The patient is very restless, breasts are forcibly and his pulse is rapid. He may speedily become up a conscious As in the case of heat proof physician, the patient should be housed in a room, not the house. The clothing should be a tuxedo and the abject placed in a tub of water at night. At degrees to which ice is granted, the patient should be placed on his head. During all this, he should keep the blood circulating and not be in a cold room. An important patient should be laid on a bed or cot. Meandering with Marjone By Marjorta Adams THIS WEEK I think I have given you more than I think I have given you. I can’t think what you just I can’t think what you just here is the recipe for twelve peas. Hill 2 cans of granulated purée. Add this to the tube of two peas. Add this to the tube of two peas. Add this to the tube of two peas. keep it for several hours, dislocate in radio engineers of the Georgian state, an exclusive investigation into a wave propagation in oceans wave propagation is ongoing. For some time now, thousands of people with the Georgian Electric Co. have been on broadcast bands. These conclusions are only such as suing the Georgia Department of Agriculture reports. The department do not claim that these conclusions are accurate, but they have a hail- hail investigation may reveal parental stress on the navigation of strong strength. It was found that the wave propagation is rapidly during the first 800 miles travel to what might be expected, treated in apparently a Hittin Beyond the 600 mile point, the travel to the end of the range of the dike. These distances are not due to a large number of reception re- actions. A study of the dike in which were at about 200 to 280 miles were at about 200 to 280 miles were at about the power of transmission with the power of RADIO QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (Mr. Therrill will be glad to help you) To help you, anxiety, your radio problems. Invite him in care of this paper. Q—R. J. says: "I have a 5 amper Tungur battery charger which I use for my 5 volt storage. A battery. Can this charger also be used for my 12 volt automobile battery? Ans.—Yes, this type of charger will charge 12 volt battery but at a much slower rate. (Copyright, 1956, by The Bonnet-Brown Corporation, Chicago.) Road To litter alth wrapped in a sheet wrung out of ice wakes, and rubbed with ice. The temperature should be watched carefully and the moment it has dropped appropriately the subject should be removed from the bath. Otherwise the temperature may continue to drop until it becomes subthermal and the patient pass into a state of collapse. Dissipated by the both should not be continued for more than half an hour. After-Affects of a sunstroke usually suffer from the effects of sunlight, but some individuals should avoid exposure to the sunlight during rooms this time of year. rooms during this time of year. day, dress lightly, eat satay, and drink tea, and take care of themselves, and take care of a smile. I might not be able to observe during the hottest sessions. Persons who have had a sunstroke, or injured, mentality, principally of injured, mentality, principally a rule that does not apply for themselves, preparation of phosphorus salts. Children often suffer from the abuse of water, so they should be suspected when they are loved. Under such conditions they may be treated with cool water. Room is prepared with cool water. Room is prepared with cool water. shows signs of weakness diluted coffee or administered. Questions and Answers Mr. R. W. writes: "I have three children, and I have to think they are called." I have tried to remedy with a roomy advice for the removal? If the growth is well-written you should be careful if you are determined on their health. If you are determined on their health. If you are determined on their health. Company: Homme-Intense Company: Homme-Intense Company: Homme-Intense one package of unfavored gelatin one package of unfavored gelatin the proportions of fruit to all the proportions of fruit to all J. Judeo of six oranges strained strained grape in some of the grape in some of the 2. Juice and pulp of six peaches (manashed.) 3. Six toes of strawberries smashed to a bulb. 4. Five and one-half teaspoons of salt 5. One teaspoon of for five minutes with one cup of water before adding to syrup. 6. Advance 7. Thanksgiving Hist 8. Have a bag of fresh water moisture for Thanksgiving. I know that this is the most important but this treat is the most of what you must prepare in advance. 9. Bring the end of the season as possible because you won't have to keep it so long, a melon on which the rid, has not been broken. Wash and dry it carefully. Then dip the melon into cool beiled paraffin-making-sure that every part of it is completely soiled. Let it harden and then put the melon on a cool place where, is keep until wanted. I have never tried to save a melon after Christmas day but there is no reason why one will not keep almost indefinitely in a dry, cool spot. If you have a relor that is the ideal storage place for the vegetable. A Practical Moe I saw the most amusing and useful thing today. It was a mop, but different than any I'd ever seen. The mop part was fastened onto the stick and arranged in such a way that it could be wrying out by the user without danger of within the box, hands, well. It is almost impossible to keep the mops in stock so many house wives want them. D�nity Lemonde Seis After a strenuous round of golf or game of tennis, nothing ever lasted until he was known to themselves served. In soft colored glasses. (Copyright, 1916, by The Bonnet Brown Corporation, Chicago.) Chuckle Column "FUNNY WORLD" Taris has an official "Waler Taster" Paris was sold—not the United States! "Dife for divorces" on the day receive funds. Freedom is the int- pet Parisian Fed. Old stuff Ask any poor bingo who for Years has been belting almost my lawyer's fees and that rise can—to him—for. Mussoill wants the world to know that for "making history" so he says. But, according to for the new friends. This ought to "put A Lot Of Peer Souls On Their Uppers Again-(it) Chemists have found a way to was the teacher of old shoes for the making of medicine. Pins, Just so they take the nails out. German professor loudly pre-claimed that marriage "made women more usually " leading to "following which" he took to the wonds and hasn't been seen since. An English media claims that "love at first night is a disease that is only a small part of a life. It's really a very short and very short-man who counts. His son was right with an epidemic of it ever since time began. His Wife Should Have Surpened The Kivalen A New Jersey judge has denied a woman's dignity that she's more endured her husband also with his knits. His son was right with a little child. His son was right with a man who counts danger at least three times a day. Again, the experts tell us the "costs of living is declining. Buts-declining to go down! The only way for the average citizen to stand is to have a Believer of a�istend. It is to buy a Believer. Go—Fish For X Meals San Francisco has a restaurant where patrons catch their own fish. On the other hand, the menu is not going to be a new one, but the three-inch min nowows were biting. MOTOR WORLD SQUEAKS A sensation in the motor world was an upsetful situation. The production of a "driverless" automobile of a "driverless" We've got to be a "out of order" thing. Every knock is jumping around. Every knock is a boost-for-predestrain these days. From the front end of an automobile to a post- or third floor room in a hospital, A fool and his life are soon part- of-when he tries beating a train to the crossing. A stairing wheel is an important element of a building, and it is important what the staired thing is for. If you're caught ensuing your own offense and find that you are in danger, stick socks—saking out their stinky feet—is the best way to ill it (maybe). If you're caught ensuing your own offense and find that you are in danger, stick socks—saking out their stinky feet—is the best way to ill it (maybe). **HO 06317** **By Robert P. Edwards** 60-160 was an artist, born in New York City. He noted "a man of him without teachings" and "only by his genius and perseverance" for him a protrait he came to be known as the first artist to have an acclaimed picture for his pencil shadows. In 1927, he created him a portrait he associated a pencil of the Academy of Art with, and died in 1967. **HO 06318** Anawer to Hooo?t 55—Alexandre Duman et pere. LOOKING BACKWARD August, the Year of 2024 Montgomery, Ala. — George W. Trenham, president of the Ala. blame State Normal School in dead Washington, D.C.—Fred. Charles H. Wesley of Howard University has been awarded the degree of Ph.D. by Harvard University. New York, N.Y. — Miss Ruth Ant Pickens won a swimming meal held at Lake Florati. Tuma, Arla—Mrs. Jose Ranehes has been married twenty-four years and has twenty-four children. Montgomery Ala.—George Tindell disguised as a woman has accused from Plat. Rock Prison. Union R.C. Mrs. Louise Jones was the son of the son of the great-grand-children. Washington, D.C.—Miss Eddie Martin was drowned at Colton Maryland. Richmond, Va.—Joseph Matthews is the first of his Race-to-direct a chorus of white, singers in the city. # TID-BITS By Leonard Menzhausen An artificial salt water lake, 1800 feet long, on the island of Denmark near Nieland, for the purpose of training Blind baggers of Hull England, are given gentle five abilities as a test of the eyes. In Embracing and Printing at Wellington turn out 1,000 baggers, a value at least $16,000. Two West Africa, which were bought from Denmark, were distressed. The Nile River in Africa is re- sident with the world. Its length is 4,874 miles. Belgian Congo, Africa, which is the largest country, has 10 million miles in area, and 17 times as large as Belgium. France's population is 10 million. The Niger River is 100 miles in area, in Americas 21.7. The Niger African population is 60,000. The area of Nigeria, British West Africa, is 200,000 square miles. Its population is 60,000 white people. THE BUSINESS OF BANKING A Bank of Real Services This bank serves about four thousand depositors and stockholders. If functions in all lines of money actively, and relieves it's patrons of the burden and care often necessary in looking after affairs with, which most persons are not conversant. Since the beginning in 1952 an increase in commercial loans to together with the growth of investment has more than-offied the reduction of interest rate securities. Welskown Business and Federal and State Men on Board of Directors, R. W. Wright, Jr., is president. R. Wright Jr., secretary of the Board of Directors, while the first vice-president is Riahon J. Albe's Johnson; second vice-president, Frank Hopkins, the treasury tailor, the third vice-member, J. W. Wright Jr., the business man; J. H. Irwin, and J. T. Seeth undertaking. William Newman, proprietor and owner of the 2. Holland Catering Company, is the third member of the 2. Holland Catering Company, Inc. R. B. Maynard, barber, Bishop Simpson W. Brooks; Dr. W. S. Harborough; C. G. Collins; R. R. St. Thomas; R. G. Collins; R. W. Washington; R. J. H. Heard; R. W. Washington, Rhodes; J. R. Evans; R. J. Howell; R. J. Howell, Grandmaster of Masons; Dr. W. A. Lowery, W. A. Lowery, W. A. Lowery, W. A. Lowery, W. A. Lowery, Thomas; H. S. Bragg; D. A. Dorsey; Thomas, who is rated at more than two million dollars. The building occupied by the Company's other Bank and Trust Company, is an imposing, story, white stone structure at the northeast corner of Ningzenth and South Streets and is modern in every particular it is owned by the poppers. There are about ten employees. Young Men Holds the Trust in the Washington Rhodes recently released by the University of Iowa, is trust officer, Mr. Rhodes in the country is wankering the country being nationally known as the nation's most successful country of Nix and Rhodes and in succession of the Philadelphia Tribune, the New York Times, and is successed by leaps and bounds. Department Dr. H. R. Koch was one of the first of the faces to receive training in the principles of accounting. And the principle he presented was the principle of computation and uses of money, developing all lines of business, growing toward a rightful position in the business world. URBAN LEAGUE WORK EXPANDS RAPIDLY (P. N. B.) British Columbia, the Miss Grace L. Brown, of the staff of the University of British Columbia, who formerly worked as a social worker among Native Americans, was transferred by the league. From her position, she worked with the department of that general work among Indians. The Urban League, organized for the purpose of helping Native Americans, maintained Miss L. Brown's Maria Court for the purpose of providing her court service this month. In correspondence, the Maria Court has begun a study of cases, in which Miss L. Brown's court procedure and treatment, and her new work will ultimately be based on the work of the Maria Court, with both her Maria Court, and with other legal problems. On the basis of the work of the Maria Court, the Miss L. Brown's court will build up a city-wide program for dealing with crime among Negroes and to facilitate The Urban League, in now-used mangagement has taken on new responsibilities. The work done in the past has the need of such an institution. Texas Towns. JACKSONVILLE—There being no services Sunday at the Church on account of the District Conference at Bins Grove, and S. R. Congress at Curney, Dr. H. Goodlow of Birmingham, Ala. Secretary of Ministers, Thianos, braked strong and forceful sermon at the Presbyterian Church Monday night to a large crowd. Mrs. Callie Lewis of Glevston is visiting in the city, Mrs. Emma Tyler, Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Bims are attending the Grand Lodge, U. R. P. and R. M. T's is Denison Misses Clandie Spinger Mollie D. Brown left. Monday for Chicago to spend the remainder of the summer. Mr. Bradford, Francis and Miss Gladys Grimes were married Sunday. We wish for the young couple a smooth sail through life together. BIVINS, Mrs. J. C. Frizer, D. M. G. of the Household of Ruth Texas and whose home is in the city of Dallas, visited the Household here last week. She gave a public lecture at St. Paul Church, the lectured along the line of social uplift, was well taken by the people of this community. Mrs. Frazier is one of the leading women of our race. Rev. John Calbert of Linden preached at Saint Paul Sunday to a fair size such as, at Thomas Monks and Mr. W. R. Mitchell attended service at Maud last Sunday. Efforts are being made to secure the service of Rev. M. R. Dilbrew, of Dallas, to conduct a union revival in this community. In the near future, Rev. George Rosen carried out his appointment at Mount Zion last Sunday. He preached an interesting sermon to a fair audience. BENTON.— The Hotness Church with the Rev. Fred Raffles, at passor for the running a revival. The service at Pleasant- Grove Baptists church was well attended. Prof. Bundy of Fort Worth was a pleasant visitor at Pleasant Grove all day Sunday. Rev. Givens of Oklahoma—here-telling rivalry. He is running series of meetings at E-Emansel Baptist Church. Rev. F. E. Davis of Dallas is running revival at Macedonia Baptist Church Rev. A. F. Johnson, P. E. of the Oak Cliff District held his first quarterly conference at Mt. Pilgrim C. M. E. Church. The members of at Jamed A.M. 42 Church are responding nieces to the $10.00 note. The Pastor, Rev. E. Rebroth, is being sent to at first month morning and the attache house. Ramed to catch on Hallowed fire. Rev. H. B. Wild Cat. Preached a wonderful sermon at 2:30. Mrs. Thoms Burr of Muskogee, Illinois was called to stand the beside of her daughter. Mrs. Walter Woods, who was operated on at the Bucksonரிatturium they have to be proud young. Rev. Mr. M. B. A. Uden and the of Tyler, are visiting M. A. Ieloy's relatives. Mr. Rufus Buit is visiting his grand-father, Mr. Melan Lawson in Feyash. Rans HROYTON — Mr. T. H. Wilson wrote a morning message for Downtown, NY, on Monday, March 11, from the Lafontin District, C. M. B. Kern- force, Jerry, Johnson, Joseph, and Chanel Church. Sunday, but it doubled to 11. W. M. Chandler delivered the 11. W. M. Chandler palpit at night. The last few palpit at night. The selection from Lefontin she spent several weeks with. La. is is waiting her mother, Mary, for her return. Goodness of Shrewport — was her Goodness of Shrewport — was her Rhodes Woods of Inquam is visiting patients. Mr. and Mrs. Woods has been visiting in Inquam for several years. GALVESTON — The Island City is the coolest in the south-land and by far the best place in Texas to see the sea. It is large number of people are here on their vacation. A large number of the people are here on their vacation, among them are Prof. C. F. Carr, Dallas and Dr. George L. Gorbachov, the most-favourable of Waco. Prof. Carr returned home last Saturday after spending a first-time vacation, he said. The four-time "Vasquez's Institute" that is held each year will be held in the North High School building on the 30th of September. Prof. W. R. Wilson, principal of Dickinson School, has the county with other teachers of the county. Prof. A. W. McDonald, Prof. T. H. L. L. and Prof. W. T. Davis of the State asst in the entertainment of the two. The county has a long-listed title. Most of the Treasures is the people spend their vacation here in the city due to fine condition of the father. All of the delegates to the U.S. and R.M.T. The lords held in Pension have returned to the city they are. Prof. T. H. L. and Dr. E. Washington, Mr. A. P. P. P. P. T. B. T. Mr. Carrie Panks, Miss Gertide Brave, Miss W. L. Monee, Miss Clara R. Soul. The Knights of Pythias and Units of the Royal War of Friendship and State for the Mysterious. Two years ago, Dr. W. L. Robinson in the city. Messrs. W. L. Robinson of Dallas and Mr. R. T. C. Scott of Waco is charge of Pythias and the R.H.R. is charge of the war in charge of the U.S. of T. and R. M. T. drive. Both are meeting with grand success. WACO — Beginning with week's issue, leaders of the Indian Express may expect a new write-up of the Wacn people and their movements. A long time after a number of members has long been a target of their other cities what we are doing. Waco has more Nugroa in business according to population than any city in Texas. Our bank is doing a flourishing business. Mr. L. F. Anderson, the efficient and obligating shareholder of the N.Y. state president of the Free, B.E. Rev. G. L. Wiley, G. W. Sadler, R. P. Wilson, et al., are making history steps to entertain the state's Tenthens Association which con- The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. D. D. Tabor with A. V. L. K. and D. of Tabor with A. V. L. K. is spending several weeks in Roleverton and Corpus Christi. G. Master J. A. Kirk has just returned from Marshall and other points in least Texas, where he has been visiting the state. has endeared himself to Waco, either than has Rev. J. P. Williams. Leona of his friends in all walks of life and among both races are very jealous that he resumes his work at Paul Quinn. The summer has been a 24-hour situation close to August 18. I've never seen end-orders for the Express at the Mecca of phone 1939. 1850 — Mr. A. M. Grant, who was several days here with theives left Monday for his home in Needles California. Mrs. Callie Houston and John D. Kellner, the Houston air, here for an indefinite visit with relatives and friends. Nilson Baptist Church carried with a good Sunday School at the usual hour. All officers and teachers present Rev. E. M. Landon preach in Visitor-minister's sent were Rev. H. Anderson, Kinder, R. White, Lane Care, P. H. H. Kellner, and the other three. Revers. at least the three. A gongday several left here to attend the Southern District Association, which was held on 18 May 1850. Mrs. H. M. F. Williams left Friday for an indefinite visit with the old Bethlehem, Boston. The old Bethlehem, Boston, was a very well meeting Sunday night to run two weeks. Prof. J. T. Holmes of the A. W. made his official visit to the Igg amp No. 125-Monday Rev. R. J. Random. The Monarch and Mr. W. M. Kellner will go to Wharton, Monday on unless Mrs. Ross, Bryant visited her father here Wednesday. LAWTON—Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Lewis have completed their new work on the 20th of 2007. The new school and the New School and the Sunday School and the E. K. E. E. was well-planned. Rev. Keith preached. Rev. W. M. E. Church. The S. R. and Christin Endowers were about Rev. W. M. E. Church preached. The Surplus School was enjoyed at the Hillview Christian Church of the Missionary District are doing great work. vices at Grant Church A. M. S. Church were enjoyed by all. Rev. Hudley preached. WHERE BRAWN MEETS BRAIN DALLAS TAKES THREE FROM SPORTS WINS DOUBLE BILL SUNDAY The Shreveport sports bowed humbly to the Dallas Black Giants Sunday and Monday, losing a double bill Sunday. The bombardment of the Giants was fierce, collecting a total of 44 hits for 28 runs for the three games. The games were largely played as only Shanks of the infield went erreless. The other players collecting 17 errors. Monday was ladies' day and quite a few fair fans were out to witness the sing feast of the Giants as they downed the sports to the tune of 10 to 1. Player's Name No. Bell, St. Louis 11 Bell, St. Louis 11 Stearns, Detroit 11 Merrill, Chicago 11 Merrill, Chicago 11 Allen, Kansas City 11 DeMoss, Indianapolis 11 DeMoss, Indianapolis 11 Jackson, Chicago 11 J. Russell, St. Louis 11 Fajardo, Kansas City 11 Fajardo, Kansas City 11 Swait, Chicago 11 Johnson, Madison City 11 Taylor, Indianapolis 11 Taylor, Indianapolis 11 Wesley, Detroit 11 Wesley, Detroit 11 St. Russell, Indianapolis 11 Martin, Indianapolis 11 Suttingt, St. Louis 11 Suttingt, St. Louis 11 Thompson, Chicago 11 J. Jones, Indianapolis 11 Mirza, Cincinnati 11 Gilbert, Chicago 11 Rubberson, Indianapolis 11 Mittler, St. Louis Crency, St. Louis Wesley, Detroit Stearns, Detroit Wells, St. Louis R. Jones, Indianapolis Redus, St. Louis J. Russell, St. Louis Arange, Cubans Winging, Detroit J. Russell, St. Louis Blackwell, Detroit Daniels, Detroit Torrignit, Kansas City Murray, St. Louis J. Bell, St. Louis J. Brown, Chicago Tuss, Chicago Inthel, Kansas City Joseph, Kansas City Guillermo, Cubans Kenyon, Detroit Lonor, Detroit Morris, Detroit Drake, Cubans J. Jones, Nicholasville K. Jones, Nicholasville Evans, Adolphella Blake, in Fayetteville Blake, in Fayetteville Evans, Nicholasville Evans, Nicholasville Evans, Nicholasville played up to all playoffs SOUTFERN LEAGUE RACE WAXES WARMER AND WARMER Memphis, TN. "From A" age 22, he was born in Memphis, TN. He attended the first half of his high school at Memphis High School, then lapsed. He graduated from Bentley College, then the public high school, and then at St. Louis until he sat down. Will not be his true inspiration. Every team is putting up a wild fight and the almost an equal chance of winning. New Orleans has enjoyed the leadership honors for the last two weeks, but by such a scant margin that the ads may be delinued at an time. Keepally is this true with Dicking-on, Memphis, and Albany play for the brand of have ball as at present. Iraam a has been indicated by thethee record during this half of the race. The Ettles opened the season aIP 13 and have been on the road every day. In spite of the fact that they have won 10 of their 12 games have made an impressive new win winning two out of three from Montreal and two from Montreal and losing twice to Montreal and this stance lost has been a hard test for the team. The game after a complete slump will return to their home kit for a win, but they will face the defeats handed them. The Dirnibham Black Bears are rushing hard to agitate this season, and the team's success of capturing a nonfessional successor. Manager Smith is well pleased, and feels that at the doors of the Bears, son-harping accents, the Bears are ready. Pitching is the teller force in the victories of this half, as errorless games are frequent now. Realizing this the pilots have sought to strengthen their holding staffs and it is having its effect. Most of the moundsmen are in fine fettle and are sitting masterly ball but as well the veteran pilot of the Albany Clans's Bill Gatewood holds the disinfection of gliching the only THE WEEK IN THE NE GRO NATIONAL LEAGUE By A. D. Williams) Chicago, Ill. Aug. 14—It's a neck and neck race in the Negro National League in the second half. That much is already assured. The American Giants and the Kansas City Monarchs are the only clubs only losing only one game so far during the second-half. However, the Giants are at this time in the lead, due to the fact that they played a larger number of games than the Monarchs who played out through the same day. The last week while the module were lining up the schedule for the last lap of the race. St. Louis is close on the heels of the leaders with only a pair of detests, arresting it, and they should be rather, troublesome to the Detroit Stars this week. If one of the leaders should happen to slip up—the Stars are, I position it as a position to be held. Indigenous white, the stopped red games to the Monnovks, have been going along at pretty fair-clip of the road, winning seven of their French games played on the road, finishing up in Chicago this week. Chicago will follow the 22s home series next week, and if they are able to take the measure of the A's both in Chicago and Indigenous able they will have to stop the Monnovks a time or two. They might at that, they have giveawas often away with at least one win from the Kansas in each series this season. The Index changes need: 1. Several of the Irish cliffs are nevertollim trade which the horse will give them a stronger club. But it is foreseen that a change of two in the personnel as well as the measurement of one or two cliffs will take place in a short time. In the mention the contenders are leaped out, sparred a second and landed two right jabs to head and and Huffman clinched. Keeping away from the 15 TCK everweight of Huffman,Sigmaers darted in and out jabs and uppecctting and almost sent Huffman down with a hard right and left. They fought furiously from ball to ball in both first-and second rounds. The first Two race meets were held last year in which Charlie Moore, war crowned the long distance champion, Henry Lewis, the middle distance king and Eddie Carlise, the sprint champ. Other drivers who placed or won races and who will face the starters flag this year are Helion Hill, Hob Payne, Bill Hayes and Bill Bonner. a slump or either indifference when they were playing in five games. True, they were good games but the latter should have been better. They missed several good, chance- ful plays, and after the third game was lost the midaf of a shake-up—be in the midaf of a shake-up. FLOWERS WON LOS ANGELES PUBLIC Los Angeles, CAL, Aug. 14—A. N. P.J.—The second Colored World's champion to ever appear in Los Angeles in its history listened to the players from over 25,000 threats Hauzeck, Yeargh ago, "the cold master," Joe Gains, fought here, but no greater or more enthusiastic crowd welcomed him than saw Tiger Flowers. The mildly-elighting thing of the world—best Kailer Odding's affluence while the pulse of Los Angeles. However, who is without doubt the most popular champion of years because of his gamemere, his tutorful fighting, and clean living, has been the idol and attraction of the city during his fortnight here. Domes of Invitations from churches have poured into the office of his manager, Walk Miller, besides many free lodges and câyets and private homes. "We were accepted for his very strict and business life in training." Saturday's Light took place in the great Asset Areas, where 20,000 automobiles were parled long before the gates opened. Over 6,000 Colored persons bought tickets in advance Friday night at the ticket office on General Avenue, where Area with Dick Donald also has owner. Flowers, stuffed with a argon first to the character from the top of the white line. Betting had switched to Huffman and he too received a big ovation. Abis Roth was refered. The two women of the House leaped out, sparred a second and landed two right jabs to head and away from the 15-inch-weighed Keeping of Huffman. Flowers darted in and out jabbing and upsetting and the two were left behind. Hard right and left. They fought furiously from belt to belt in both the second round. The first was event-making, spashed at the third-year event the sensation of the day. In a furious mixup, Huffman shot a joy of a high-end, high-flattened him to the flood. He rolled over and struggled to his feet. The count six Gorgy and but out of strenuous ring, followed by Huffman, who was trying hard to out over the finish. He fell on the round and gave the champ a chance to come back. And he did that with a vergence, prighting carefully, but lightningly made the man in block out of the sailor. In every round taking every one of the re- sҡed a pitiful-light, nine-well, and four- out to ribbons, and nothing but his touchless, held him through. Flowers battles of big career and when refers to Roth raised his hand at the mile-of-the-way stand to reach his wife and child. Pulman Company Stages Mammoth Field Day in Cleveland, Aug. 5 Cleveland Ohio Aug. 15-17 N.A. N.A. N.A. The team will be the will be the first annual field day of the *Pulaski Athletics* from New York, Chilton, Arkansas to Cleveland. The team will be here to compete in three them all. The team will be a part of a general program, promote, sponsor and encourage athletics in Cleveland, their team and track and field events. program, and the field day,record- ing to W. H. Sublette of the college district, will furnish keen "compa- tition." Summer Base Ball to Close With Championship Game (P. C. S. T.) Los Angeles. Calif. August 14-When the Waits Monarchs and the Los Angeles White Sox meet on the home grounds of the latter team Sunday, in a game that will decide the Colored Championship team of Southern California ft will be the last game to be played at the White Sox Park until the Winter League begins play in October. Following this game the White Sox Park, while turned over to the promoters of an Industrial Expansion and after the industrial show the Park will be put on order for the players of the National Negro and Eastern Leagues who will play have this winter. DEMPSEY AND, WILLS MEET IN MADISON SQUARE GARDEN; SHAKE AS CROWD GOES WILD Now York, Aug. 11—Jack Dempsey and Harry Willis met Thursday night in Madison Square Garden. Sounds Up the start of the long awaited fight for the heavyweight title, but it isn't. Dempsey and Willis met all right. And their meeting was in the glare of the powerful incandidents above a roped square. But there were no glows and no flying-tits. Involved, Just merely a handheld, an exchange of greetings. A comparison of broad smiles and — they departed. Home 1,000 fight fans attracted to the Garden by four exciting 10 round two-ring stars, whose names are the same arguments and endless discussion and whose activities fast are assuming the proportion of an THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1926 "IN THE REALMS OF SPORT" Wills Gets a Grafted Dempsey was the guest of Promoter-Tax Nickard in a front row ringside seat and was a conspicuous figure. Will moved into the area after Dempsey had arrived and leading him through the ringside aides was equal law Raymond. The crowd had cheered. Dempsey generously when he arrived, but at the expected time of Dempsey's arrival advancing on the ringside, the gathering was wild. The demonstration for Will's almost raised the roof off the Garden and quite plainly exceeded that accrued Dempsey. It seemed at first. While would not greet Dempsey, but after skying a word over the radio, the big contender turned to meet the champion coming toward him from his ringside seat. Gans Callahan Fight is Postponed Los Angeles, Calif., Aug. 11—(Pacific-Coast News Bureau) A. bad cut over the eye of Mushy Callahan has caused the baby Joe Gans although anxious for the fight which will be his biggest opportivity to date, was somewhat disappointed when informed of the postponement but after considering all angles, he's not an added two weeks will put him in much better shape. The ticket safe indicates that the fight will be a sell out even the postponed for two weeks. Western Auto Race Drivers to Pick Eastern Challenger sidney Angela, Calif.; Amanda Lacey, calif.; Steve Newsel (Boca Raton) for the purpose of the work; and the wendy who will challenge the standing of the California Highway Traffic Association of Southern California is planning a road test for the fan at the Caltrans office. Not one of the drivers will be onda onda onfa as they there was than times for one alquit of the Anaconda Cycle and Acrobatics Motor races and Acrobatics race will also be a part of the program speed champion and Lincoln Bailow hard riding in a speed Gregory Maceo Sheffield, Los Angeles Police officer and "Queen" of races and do a number of stunts and jumping stunts. The champions of the Vatican face the eastern side so he sent sent to face the eastern side so he sent sent to come up. TEXAS TOWNS THENRIETTA — No service at Arthur Church on account of rain. Winter — Two Tears of Water turned home in Clembard, Enter spending Two weeks in the city. Laughs for the May-March and Gaithers-Mary-Ellieth and Emma were visitors in Welshu. In 1981, she is in Dallas for a visit with her mother and little son. When in Henrietta's call at Willie Cafe-Save a nickle, for DJ Express. LYKPIN — Mrs. Rills Hunty Long and rephoned from Gary, Ind. where they spent eight months with her daughter Rev. R. Martin, held his third quarter her next day and Sunday. The Christian Advocate held their meeting Saturday and Monday. The home and Daughters of Mercy are striving earnestly to establish a colored hospital in this city. From the benefit of the coloured race. It is a very beneficial project and, in every� successful the Cham�a of the community, donates us a suitable tract of ground of six acres. And to all of those that will be帮他们 information to me Mrs. Hattie, Nell and Rev. O. E. Collins. Edwin Carter was called to Wells, Texas to attend the funeral DOES MONEY MEAN ANYTHING TO YOU? 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 of her sister, Mr. Steve Arlington, died July 31 at the Angeline Co. Hospital and was buried July 19. Little Miss Elmins Washington era-certained several of her little friends with a birthday party given in honor of her 12th birthday. A triple birthday party was given in honor of Misses Bernic and Amanda Lee. Goodwin. About 30 little guest participated in games music and dancing, after which a delightful menu of icecream and cake also watermelon was served. Little Miss Ethal Austermans Johnson spent the week end with her Aunt and returned Sunday evening. Mrs. M. B. Johnson spent the week end with her husband and mother and returned Sunday in time for the second semester of school at P.V. A seven-day revival was held in the city at the First Baptist Church, conducted by Rev. Clark and James. Mr. Walter Oneal and Mr. Jethro Williams are on the sick list. little, spent a few days here with her daughters, Mrs. C. C. Fountain and Mrs. W. W. Winn, and Mrs. W. W. Winn, who visited Mrs. E. Hollins, visited her week. The two Misses Stimsons of Dalton have been the vary happy students of their Uncle and Aunt Mr. and Mrs. Rilson for four weeks. Miss Annell H. Wilson, chiefly cut her hand, with a favor a few days ago and has not been able to do her work at the restaurant Mrs. Dentice, Great Mrs. Celma Williams, and Mrs. Hanford. Miss Bess, among them that visited Miss Roise, 1. Goodwyn, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Garner of San Antonio visited friends here last week. Rev. D. Langrum was at his beat. Mr. C. Sunday and Sunday night, services well attended and the spirit ran high: Miss Leona Lincomb has returned home from P.V. coming by the way of Galveston. Miss Maitline O'Neale, the home from St. John's College, Tyler, Mr. Edman, Coleman of Paterson visited relatives and friends here last week. Mrs. Pielser-Gauley of Simpson and many others were seen here last week. Young men were at the Royal C. H. Daniels is still improving, says Nell soon be at himself again. Mr. Lonnie Bolton is working hard to complete his new home. St. John Community—Mr. W. J. Booth spent Monday in Naco, doches. Mrs. R. M. Riggins and Lany of Tenahs, are here visiting relatives, Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Green spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Allen. Some few went from here to Moldrum. Tuesday to be at the funeral of Mr. Levy Morely. Mr. Black at Seminarassusing Rev. Barron in a great revival, was the guest of the reporter. Thursday. Mrs. Maggie Bindom recently of Timpoon is spending while here with relatives. LONGVIEW — The White Rose Club met with Miss Heatrice Benchley in 192 R. Marry. The club was highly entertained with several games of whilst, afterwards a delicious menu was served. Guest, Dr. O. H. Daniels, Miss Blackmon, Mr. Townsend, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Roquemore, Mr. Johnson of Marshall and Mr. Mason for Ben Antonio. ANNOUN TEAMENT — We wish to announce the fourth anniversary회엄을 held at the Blvd. Wedding of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Adams this coming. Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Adams. Mrs. Lila Medlock of Kansas City, Mo., is here spending her summer vacation with Mrs. and Mrs. P. R. Tippitt Mrs. E. Rookes bearded the Train for Hot Spring, Ark. for the Grand Lodge of Sir Knights and Daughters; and, then to her home in Hope, Ark. Mrs. L. Rush, daughter and son, Miss Coral Ize Bush and Master Henry L. Hugh, spent the week with Mrs. Nola Harnett of Fort Worth, Mrs. Mary Dye, Mrs. Florence Yance and Miss L. V. Orange spent the week and at Alexandria, Ms. C. H. Haynes attended by the annual Grand Session of the Loyal Pravels of America at Houston. After then she spent the future time in Galveston, then motoring to Groesbeek, Texas to attend the Odd Fellow's sermon. 10 years accompanied her. Mrs. Bailie Jackson is willing on the stock list. Prof. W. M. Nix has just returned from Naogodches, where Mr. has been giving good service to both, while and colored. He has sung in all The colored churches in Longview City, M.P. and Mrs. B. H. Harris are spending their summer vacation at Houston, Mrs. Haille Jones's Galveston, Texas is spending the summer vacation with her mother, Mrs. Maria Bush. Mattie E. D. Rooks and her little Granddaughter Earsteen McFadden of Hope. Ark. spent several days with her husband Rev. A. J. Hoew, pastor of the C. M. E. Church. We wish to announce the new Undertaking Co. Mr. Williams and McLameret Undertakers. The best in equipment, the best in service and all that a funeral has in the sympathetic cure of your departed loved ones. Mr. Eugene Williams of Dallas, 272 D. Bl. is here visiting relatives. He motored here from Dallas, Mrs. Ellen Thomson a citizen of Longview resident on West Memphis Street departed this life July 15, 1925, leaving three daughters, one son, two grand children and a husband to mourn her lost. Going away Luggage Better Languages at Much Lower Fries, Omein in and his co- vince. A展售站 of stock and unreleased languages from around the world. Trunks~Bags~Dress-Suit Cases Hard fiber covered, heavy creosite lining with extra shoe and hat box and locking devices. A $75.10 value. SUIT CASES—Our Special Price Suit construction, $1.00 value, brazed lock, downhill, Catcha, Cowlhole Strap— Four inside straps—$3.00 LF A LOYA "I Can S THE I TEXAS TOWNS OYAILE "I Can Save THE LO have men AS I JUST TOWNS Motor, in the 20th Tuesday, to visit friends and relatives. They were accompanied back home by Misses Olivia Phil and Gail Lawitt Rev. Father Boyce is attending the Grand Lodge in Not Springs, Mrs. Merlin's Bay Playbook. Young wife of Mr. Prof. Playlock Jr. passed away July 25th, 1921 on North Alberta Street. This was���派隆的the following Monday of the year, and the Rev. Norris was the interment of Center. Soreno Young V. Polk Rev. and the Company. Mrs. E. H. Burgess and Daughter. The All-Earth have returned from the Grand Village of the O.V.U. of O.P. at Harlem and report the trip. Miss Reese Olivia's parks was hosted to a group of friends at her hospital home on last Thursday evening. The scene was not very being the event of the Colghrtal party. A number of musters rehearsed were present. Miss Zorle Walking's son returned to her home in Ceresana. Mr. E. R. Huntred has last Thursday from Wichita Falls to Joke Tuesday, in Rotatien. They back home by and Ghatia Lewis is attending the last Spring, Mrs. Lock, young wife, and Mr. passed 22 on North Al-wall Centralized Day at the rate of the Inter-Borra. Yoonroes, Isola Conway, and daughter, have returned to the O. E. A. Am. and red in Beaja Gladys, a to a group of available home on line. The same-being the women are a number of very present-given the return. FARMERSVILLE—The A. M. E. Church had their baptizing last Sunday twelve were baptized. The Quarterly Conference will hold its third quarter here this week. The Baptist Church is progressing nice. 17. SRS. L. RSWING is on the mend. Little Catherine Redwine is on the sick list. Mr. B. Whisby is improving fine. Mr. P. Black is still on the sick list. The Grand Chancellor, W. R. Willis, is of 17th-year here. Just Tuesday night and lextured to the lodge. His lecture was fine. CALVERT — St. Emanuel Baptist Association has just closed. They had a successful meeting. We are proud of the report Prof. A. H. Minus, the Old Fellow leader submitted to the lodge. Mrs. Jensel Holland is back from Houston where she spent a few days, the guest of Mrs. and Mrs. Jno. Moore, Mr. E. W. Minus died Tuesday, after taking Company had charge of the body. Mr. T. J. Jamison was fulfilled from St. Paul. Mr. Church-Rev. Bolden affiliated, Mts. Rev. Max Jamison was called to the death of her father. B. L. Jamison, The entertainment given at Doctor Davis Drug Store was a success. Mr. James White fetured to Dal-Laz after spending a few days in the city with his mother. Mr. J. D. Walling was called to the bed side of his sick wife. Wednesday. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1926 MEXIA Mrs. Gussie Huffman 1077 Taylor St Waco oassued thru the city enroute for Houston where we opened a week or ten days. We hope she will be an enroute while trip. We are sorry to hear of so many deaths in our community. Also the recent death of Mrs. Fannie Robbins at Mrs. Fannies Roberts. The reporter Response with the heredof family. We hope the speedy recovery for Mr. Gille McGuire, the husband of Mrs. Fannies, the 69th Middle Age Mrs. P. A. Green of Mexico His also Mrs. Iren Jones who are in Paul Quinn College as an in-home of Mrs. Eling McGuire also home of Mrs. Eling McGuire also Mrs. Huff on Taylor Ave. Get your nickles ready for the paper. JACKSBONO-Mrs. Della Cosley Little Mr. R. H. Denham and Mr. Crawford of Dallas spent Sunday hars visiting relatives and friends, unless Georgia and Mildred Brumley and Mise Temple were in the week of the 19th Mrs. Guckie Thomas has returned home for Lola Williams and Mr. R. T. Washington entertained a number of young people in the New York City. Walla Sunday Mrs. Hayes is on the sick list. Mrs. Sarah Mosley who attended the Grand Lodge of LLa F. O. A. at Houston has returned home to the 19th Middle Age. When at Texas College in Tyler is now at home. Sherman Hospital was held at the M. E. E. church of which he was a member by Rev. J. E. E. Hahn, the pastor. Members of Phantoms of the 20th Century of Plains Out of town relatives who attended were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Levish, Jr. of Tulsa and Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Taylor and Denison. Men of a Disrapпite State Grand Deputy for the W. W. O. the butcher of the other year the top-in-North Texas. Hiro recently in a drive he added over 200 members to Sherman Lodges. Rev. Dr. J. W. W. Hahn son of St. James M. E. Church based from the retreat from McKinney and Piano with his staffing machine where he has been exhibiting illustrated health lectures. Rev. J. E. Washington of Shiloh Baptist Church, New York City held forth at Harmony Baptist Church recently. Mr. W. N. Tremond and Mrs. Homer Wilcox of Amarillo motored here in his car the guest of his wife Mr. and Mrs. Young Gaston have moved to Amarillo. Mrs. Jessie Rising is visiting in Jackieville, Mr. W. W. Hahn's million and Mrs. Ether Retreat were married the 25th instant at the croone parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Hamilton. Rev. J. W. V. Hahn-Hushon off-the-field. Dr. A. A. Kammann and the uncle of Jackowille visited the LUFKIN—Rev. Clash of Houston ran revival for Rev. J. J. James Jr. A large number was added to the church. Mrs. A. H. Thompson entertained Thursday with a dinner party. Rev. J. J. James. Rev. Clark and Mr. R. Wiley as honored guest. Mrs. E. Poole entertained with a course luncheon. Friday night. Rev. S. L. Thomas, founder of the East Texas Orphan and Industrial home and one trustee of same. Dr. Rhone Mrs. L. Gray and S. R. Secretary were also present. Miss David and Blaward of Palestine is visiting Mrs. J. Poole and Thompson. Mrs. Ruth Moodie will leave for her home. Houston in a few days. KELLY — Mrs. Vine, Candy of Galveston's visiting relatives this week. Miss Sallte Johnson return to Roxyston after a visit in a month's relative and friends. Mrs. Jetha Charlton returned to California owing to the illness of her husband. Mr. Winnie, William, was turned home from Chandler to spend the summer with parents. Mrs. Mattie Larkins has returned to the home of the 19th-century Miss Qyde Matton has returned home from Tyler where she has been visiting her mother. The Sultans have been left at home of A. Abren, have returned from Chandler to remain at home. Miss Veron Johnson of Weston visited Miss Zoe. The 19th-century Johnson died suddenly; cause unknown. Mr. Jetho Williams is improving. Houston Pension Jr. has been left at home of the 19th-century best-selling artist and able sormon to first top-list accompanied by the quirjet boy's high afternoon with his people. Mr. Winnie was very second and forthright. Every one enjoyed a splendid program. Brother Andefon Charlton told me the new life of the Winnie. Class-average Sunday evening Mr. Willie May Williams has a present and Jetho Director are becomers. The air, the air. With a program following with a banquet. The advocates had a lively meeting Sunday evening. Revising will open a south-stirring survival. Let's all act like the end of August. A split-碰 preacher is engaged to serve his people. MT. PLEASANT—G. S. was interested in attending at the various Churches. The G. M. No. revival is in high pitch Rev. General G. Deity of Waco is conducting the music of the building of the day in the end of the day. Entire day was seond on the Church ground. Supt. Green and delegates will leave Tuesday for Commerce to attend his Sunday School Convention. Messrs. Brey and Aikent are the following Work on the new school building is in progress. Revival meeting will begin at M. Olive. Hatties Church Sunday August 8th Rev. G. Bocken, Marshall will conduct the meeting. Messrs. John Moore and Chambers were in Texas—last week, and visited the services of Rev. J. C. Chambers. Rich list: Tnole Ban McGliff, Mrs. Pocka Golden, Mrs. Polden is improving. BRECKENRIDGE — Patience — Industries Club was organized on the second month of the day. It is the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Every on West Hultun Street with the following officers: Mrs. J. H. Ivery, President; Mrs. Francest, Secretary; Mrs. J. W. Foster, Treasurer; Mrs. and Mrs. W. Foster were host and hostess at the P. I. G. Club on last Tuesday at 110 at their home on North Drackenridge Ave., Delight After gunmen, cake and cream was served to all. Our next meeting will be held at the home of Mr. End Mrs. J. T. County on East Walton Street. If CA Carroll, Director, Mrs. Gladys Pitterson is improving Mrs. Ella Mat Fultetta is also improving Mrs. Slandle Jackson and two daughters. Funnie and Eula have been visiting their parents in Cliffburne; but have returned home. Mr. Aubry Craig left last Tuesday for Waco to spend a few weeks with his mother. Mrs. Francis Kerr left Tuesday for Waco where she will be the house guest of Mrs. Miller. Mr. Elby Williamson, M. C. Dunch, John Selman, Mathew Hodge, Ernest Renally and Men Williams, motored to Stephenville to attend the funeral of W. D. Pitterson. The Old Fellows had charge of the body. Many others of Dreckenridge attended the funeral. E. C. Brown has returned from his vacation at Yoskum, Texas. useful gilt last week. Rev. W. Jenkins pastor. Total amount raised $257. Dr. E. J. K. Hill of the city has opened a confection at 3pm. A good day! The store will meet July 1st, 2014. Mr. D. W. Wood, present. All members interested. Please meet with us 2nd and 2nd Thursday night of each month. W. ATTEURFORD—Service were well attended at All Thurhes Prof. Martin of the City. The 2014 Annual Meeting at the M. E. L. Church, Rev. Dickson breached at Mr. Zion Baptist Church Thursday night. Yalace Hope No. 15, Loyal Friends of America had their pub- Grand Master Hunt was the master of ceremonies. The A. M. E. choir and pastor motored to Grandmerry to attend the rally of Rev. Fickord and Mrs. P. H. H. M. Lick. Rurkr. Mrs. R. W. V. Smith and other motored to Cishern to attend a high-noon wedding which was a grand亏. Mr. W. H. M. Lick was motored to Forl. Worth. Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wood and others had an early breakfast on Sunday morning. Mr. Harding was the smiley Mrs. Harding's spending a few days with him. Mrs. T. Brown will have a upper at Mrs. Frankie and Mrs. Mary. The Get Together meeting will be the Mr. Zion Baptist Church Sunday evening at 4 o'clock. WOLFF CITE-S. A. was at attended at all. Churches The C. M. for the first month Sunday. The pastor, who is a well-known sermon, was in the morning, and in the afternoon, while Rev. Holmen of Bulbur Shines fitted the list at night. M. T. and Mrs. A. were bounced up Friday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Wright have returned to the public. The Church is returned after their home. The days in our city are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. and the all-time. The first day was defeated in Paris Sunday. Quite a number of Wolfe city people were in Cooper last week. We are looking for the new to the new. The dates are August 16, 19, 20 and 21. Mr. E. Lightower is in the city of the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Robert Clark. FILOT POINT-Servlves of the C. M. a church were well attended at the first Baptist Church all days Sunday. The first church was in the morning of the first Church began at the first Baptist Church is making a great subject. Wiley of Sherman, Bovices were well attended at the C. M. 4 Church Sunday. They were at the first church on the 27th. 12. T. Allen, building is nearly completed, and the members and friends are glad to go in at the last day. Mr. and Mrs. A. were at the last day. The Harrison of Oklahoma City is in the city visitkng her slater. Mrs. Willard was Miss Gertie Lee Conclustions of Dallas in her visiting relatives. BENSON, The 4th Annual Salon of the U.R.P. and R.M.T. was held late last week. How P. Biedoo, Grand Master of the delegates in attendance. A spice program was rendered. William Neal, a pioneer citizen of the city, died last Saturday morning. was buried under the auspices of the U.B.F. entered in Oak Wood Cemetery. Miss Dartha Hurd entertained Mr. George Burford and Mr. Eugene Gring of Marshall at the Home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cook. Friday evening. JACKSONVILLE Rev. T. H. Johnson, pastor great Union Bapport Church. Filed his regular appointment. Sunday services were good and were attended. Miss H. Finley is visiting the Port Worth. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. 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They also left for California Saturday night. Some of the people from here visited Anilick Baptist Church, pastor, Rev. Morris Sunday night. LAWTON-Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Brown and Mrs. A. B. Holmes and Dolby have returned from St. Louis, E.C. to the home of Mrs. Mr. Martin Walker who died at Daffany Road, the funeral preached at Bethlem. Reported, courts, news were offered, Mr. Scott Hamilton died Wednesday July 28. His funeral was held at Stallow Baptist Church-Rev. E. D. Parker, officiated. Mrs. Lawrence Crush of Kansas is here visiting friends. Master Gifford Snowton, who has been plagued by his uncle W. M. Snowton and other relatives and friends left Saturday for his home. Mr. Gue Graves was born in Park, Texas, May 27th 1889, died July 27, 1925 at Pillsmoue Hospital,Denver, Col. Mr. Graves joined the church Aug. 20, 1915. Funeral was held at Bethelham Baptist church by his pastor, Sam Jones, who died at Bethelham Baptist Church. The Rev. B. School and J.V. P. U. met at usual hour Sunday School and J.V. P. C. at usual hour at Galliseo Bantel. Church. The Monetary-Sisters are doing great work. MEXIA - Addie Clipper, L.A. Angeles, California formerly of Mrs. R. E. Pollock entertained last Monday night, honorick her with Progression. While the last day of her life was to be a Tuesday morning, she left by automobile in company with Mrs. E. Pollock with the Vauxman, New York. Mr. W. W. West was a day in Prairie View, Jones Chapel and the Laddie Sunday School. Conventing the Week, Qula's large number of Wizards has returned from Saint Paul Hospital Dallas where she has been at a present position. The St. Robert riot, Dr. Joseph A. Chapman, of Moxx, after completing the medical record, was sent to the State Board of Medical Examiners, has received his service you. He solicits your net-excess and inexcessment. Mrs. Colombiary is part of the Clubhouse in New York, and Mrs. M. C. and L. J. McRay are visitants in Dallas, Rev. Durkan, and W. W. Harlow. 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If your dealer cannot supply you, send us his name along with the price of the Phibian Dressing you want. We will send it to you through him and you save the cost of the assistance sending it direct to you. YOU CAN GET IT FROM DEALERS EVERYWHERE Texas Towns **SHMILVILLE--Mrs. Barbara Moorz** *Teacher in friendship and teamwork.* Teaches SKKK to bring friends and teens to financial drive on. at st. Petersburg, FL. *Teacher in success, each church and its auxiliary.* Each church and its auxiliary. Rev. B. A. Anderson spent a family week. While he was a family week, he made three heavy rounds to St. Paul, where he thanked church presidents and thanked church presidents for a large audience to a large audience. 1460 — Splendid Sunday School and Church services was laid on Stilhol Baptist Church Sunday. On the 10th of April 1460, King James I, 14th of April 1460, wasurned to illifree of pastor Rev. E. M. Randon Ray, S.P., William's Church, the pulpit and delivered a noble sermon. A friendlised season of the R. Y. P. U., was in the first eventing service. In the first primary election ever held in this process, he's Saturday 8th, 14th of April 1460, was called the election was a managed throughout by the church. Adam Howard and P. J. Foster, 14th of April 1460, were the first of the first Church's elders. Men's, A. Ho, and G. Mackay were elected, and the first of the first Church's elders, A. Ho, and G. Mackay were elected, especially. Deligates to the County Convention July 21, A. Howard and A. Ho, and G. Mackay were elected, and at her present, Mrs. Lola Davis, died 14th of April 1460, after his brief illness. The remains were brought together and entered in the Stilhol Secretary Wednesday evening July 21th, 14th of April 1460. P. Williams and Thomas Smith offered their pass-ing the leave a husband of children, five sisters and three brothers and a host of other near relative and children. The second was heart-felt sympathy to the Church's family. Mrs. Malma Greer of Benelux was here to attend the funeral of her sister, Mrs. Moore A. Anton and the father. He was still critically ill. Mr. M. Trough of Needles, California, who is here to attend the summer visited relatives in Gaflevston. FOREST—Sweet Union II & met New Zion Sunday School at 11:00 o'clock. Rupt O.C. Thompson was at his past, and the lesson was well discussed. Sermon by Rev. W. M. Tinsley, Mr. Collin Patten from Kennard is here letting her father Mr. Tob Herry motored to Lufkin to visit his brother. Mr. Lonnie Calhoun motored to Delmer to see his sick nephew; found him improving. Mr. Hearn Monroe went to Ewing to visit his sister planning on staying three weeks. Mr. Willow Monroe from Pine Huff is visiting his father and sister. Mr. Monroe and Mrs. Alpha Reese are the dele- 'Ten. Call for the Express at Joe Tarver's Cold Drink Stand. Save 2 cents for the Express. BHO: 7/9/00D - Service was well attended at the various Church Hall called to gather little children, many of whom were from the property his property on Tahillnst Hall, and Mr. Snyth Smith of Macegrew, Texas were present. The service has returned from down near the border of Glenwood, of all kinds, Mrs. Lissie DePierre, Max Hill Cleaver, and departed. Mrs. Lissie DePierre, Max Hill Cleaver, and departed. Allen and daughter to Arrianna Hamilton this week over the arrival of her mother from New York, who resumed home after several weeks. Mrs. Nine Nine of Harrington, Mrs. Nine Nine of Harrington, Mrs. Nine Nine of Harrington, Tulip Clemson from Columba, Worth Meadow from Ban Angelo, Quintana River from Ban Angelo, Bold Hall: Mr. H. Chewney, Mrs. Catherine, and dangling lonely. JEFFERSON—Thursday at noon Mr. Virginia. Duncan the wife of Rev. Henry D. Dean, of Avinger, Texas died at the family of the Thelma Business Bank at the second Mr. Mori's. The Church of which he was a member. She is survived by husband and four-year-old, Rev. Danielle Lockett, who died on the 1st of April 1904. The Union Revival also opposited Thursday night at St. Paul's Church. A great camp meeting has been planned. George. The Union Baptist Church will be the second Monday night in A.M. Rev. A.A. Moore of Avinger in the city after conduct of a four-night, Revival Mark Revival, was held on the 1st of April 1904, and a stroke and fell on the street near his home last Thursday morning. Prof. J. A. Jamison, Deputy of the B.F. E. of the L.A. Attending the Grand Lodge at Denison, Texas. Mr. Hethie Hudson is still on the stick last Mr. Dan Ward is improving slowly. Mr. Andy Vinia is also seriously ill. JONHAN — Mr. Randy Elliott and daughter, Miss Frankie left Sunday for Dallas. Mr. Fred H. Scott and party, imported to the last week of the Week for the Wolfe City picnic. Mr. Will Cowens and Mary J. G. Green are the first to home Sunday. Mr. Patrol Griffin and wife Monday. Mr. H. A. Alias, B.S. Henry, as far as Cainville where she will spend a few weeks. Mr. Mary Backam left Monday for Dallas; she will visit Elgin's in Ferris before retoring. Wesley. Oglea. Waltern arrived here Wednesday. Ivan Ackman. W. M. Clement. Tommy Clement. W. M. Clement. Tommy Clement. Mrs. Estrada. Young left, Sunday for the National Cucumber Day. T.K. M. Johnson was a candidate for County Cucumber. Mr. Bushekardon was a candidate for County Cucumber. Mr. Bushekardon died last Thursday and was buried on his last Tuesday for Domenio to Grand Lodge. Miss Aurora Gustafs a nurse at the Mercy Hospital. MIZZA—Mrs. Alice Daniels, and Miss Ela McDonald have returned from Prairie. View where they attended the first term of Summer Normal, Miss English, Harris, and the second home much improved, after undergoing an opeation-for-appendicitis. Little Juanice Madine, Pollock, entertained with his blue-件, for the first time, after his friend's Saturday afternoon, being her third birthday. Mr. Durables Carter and Mr. William Echold were also many young-men. Miss Elly Visited relatives here last week. Col, and Mrs. Simmons nieces are visiting them. Mr. Arthur Plagold has been our home to the M.C. Bay Miss Beale, a Chairman, H. McDing, Mrs. E. L. Harper, and Rev. R. N. Wesson attended the Baptist Sunday Reheol Convention. Mr. Wesson was a key member of the Mayday and children are visiting in Fort Worth. Miss Arrellia Riles, Willie Clinton Ford and Miss Annie M. Ford have returned from Durham to the Visitor's Relaxation. Mrs. Little Roughter is spending a week in Dallas with by husband Miss Eddie M. Wilson has recently unspoken. The Rev. R. Wesson reported during fine. She is being attended by her mother Mrs. R. A. Wilson. Miss Annie Bell Smith, rendered a musical reissue, and the Rev. R. E. A. Smith assisted by home talent. Mr. P. A. Holland has purchased a new Nash Sudan, the family motor- to-the-Main Beach by a branding deck. Mr. Hunt, their guest. Rick listed Mrs. M. J. Chatman. CUBB—Cubs are good in and about Addie and Addie Wilson agent is a few hours in Stocktonville but much more attending normal summer attendance in Stocktonville. An individual in the city of Stocktonville with relatives and friends Larries with relatives and friends Taylor and other friends Pearce will speak to inform Pearce and M. A. Price, a M. A. Price Pearce and M. A. Price, a M. A. Price they attended Summer Normal he attended Summer Normal he attended Summer Normal he attended Summer Normal children have returned to Wick- town days have with his son, Richard still living relatives and friends still living relatives and friends motorized, to Palmetto, last Sunday MARLIN—B. M. A. McNee home, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson have moved in on her home on Island N. He has also left his return. Delegates all have returned from Good Hope Association and report a general session. They have no news week and expect a news week. They are aged and tired. Washington left Port Worth to attend the Mar. 16 session. Wright came up from Pine Ridge View with his wife and mother. Both have with his wife and mother. Both Martin hurried the dead Mar. 16 session in Dallas. Mrs. and Mrs. Dr. Hunter are attending the set school in Pine Ridge View. Mrs. J. Carroll is attending the first school of school. Mrs. J. Jackson left Carroll and Dr. Nelson left Carroll and Dr. Nelson left for Dallas Monday to get back home on a big fishing trip. Mrs. J. Jackson left for Dallas Monday to get back home on a big fishing trip. From Kansas City where she has been for two years or more, Mr. Monday of Denison, who has been in Marlin, for several weeks. Came the hot baths, left Tuesday for Denison. He was much improved. The return to the Callaway Wade and Etoi have returned from Amarillo, Mrs. Este Martin is down from Allmuirle to visit home, falls Mr. H. J. 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It was this time Aron and Hur stayed up the hand of Moses until the battle was won by Joshua. The Lord socializing and told the other story Amish and Aron did not give up a spion old lesson in team work and its results—the man who stood and held up the hand of the great leader were quite as essential to the success of the affix as those in the trenches. It was some where, in this neighborhood the events of this lesson take place. Jethro Mossa father in law, who had doubtless been kept advised of the wonderful events which had transpired in Egypt, as well as the experiences through which they passed in the wilderness after leaving the Red Sea. He comes to meet Messa and to bring to him his wife and children. It seems that Zipparah and her two sons had returned to her father's home awaiting the results of Messa's mission in Egypt. 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No one but criminals would object to having rulers and leaders of the�ya hops described for an long as they did right they would feel secure. Outwithstanding we have the greatest and most democratic country on earth today, one of its serms is the capital of the country. political corruption that is found among those in authority. No man is fit to rule his fellow man who is not willing to apply the Golden Rule to his most humble subject. THE TEN COMMANDIMENTS: DUTIES TO GOD EXODUES 2014-16 GOLDEN TEXT—THOU SHALL LOVE THE LORD WITH ALL THINE HEART AND WITH ALL THY SOUL AND WITH ALL THY MIGHT, DEET, 65. AN EXPOSITION OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON, AUGUST 22, 1926. By Chas W. Ambington Chapter 12 should be carefully read as an introduction to the lesson. We are to consider which forms of the division of the Decalog. You will always be in a school setting of the year. We may be in a very majestically displayed in delivering to Moses and the people of Israel this famous document—the most important ever of it—has been given by God to them. We speak of as the most commanding to God to be, he, morn, accurate, all but, to be more accurate, all but, the fourth and fifth, are prohibitions, while its very likely that the original form of the commandment has quite brief like the eighth—seventy-sevents. But, when the people of Israel have not made into these any-given image the rest is explanation, the fifth would read. Honor thy father in this mystery. The comes the promised to be so, so are the intelligence to last injunction. The people of Israel have now reached sinal after a period of three months—the total distance is estimated between 150 and 175 miles from the time he had been given them to the children. For the Women and children and the young of their heart. But the march-to-day has brought them to the scene of the burning bush, the sermon, and the old Moses, he should bring the people and worship Him when they had been delivered from Egypt. We are told that all conditions in this region favored the long encampment of almost a year which marked the length of time the great city was held. Even the other of God. Many following streams rushing on from living springs made the country the most dearable for parturage for their cattle in the city. The men of water supply for the people. Nature at this point speak eloquently of the majesty of the God from whom he had to say. He came forth. He would have the murky face of him. He seems that bold, dofy and a fearfully-bare aspect which give them a particular character of both major and downslain. Each took the place of the king. The original granite which form the year's rib of the earth, with here and there a bit of prophy and sandstone. The first of the first time they were with the giving the entire region reducing due to the subject coming along both ancient and modern isvaleurs, have not been able to be found with the same type of the one which was crowned with the presence of God, and from which it gave to man the law for all time and eternity. Weight of the sermon for the period which he bears the name of Jebal Mousa, "the hill of Mousa." This is not a separate mountain but one of the many peaks the Christian travelers have to call. 2. The Preparation The importance of the occasion is fixed on the hearts and minds of the people by the command of the first three days were to be spent in the long time during the during time. During that time they were to bathe themselves and wash their clothing which had become soiled from their long journey, they were from the kind of development to the end that they might get a correct idea of the majority and holiness of the God of Israel in contradiction in the first two days of the first year. It was served last God's new every means to so impress Himself upon the minds of the people. He has selected to be the chosen of heaven for the first two days of the God of Israel. The God—the day he been in Egypt for probably more than four hundred years and it was natural they would be influenced by their gods and manner of worship as they would be in their civil life. When the preparation is completed, God appears on the third day. The Clouds cover the top of the mountain and from the cloudy�athers and the shanders to the top of the mountains. Leap from peak to peak, the mountain tremble and the earth quake. Israel must see the difference in the God which he has made out of the land of Egypt and cut of the house of bondage. - 3. The giving of the law. The communication which God made to Israel on Hores was made chiefly through Moses. The likely voice produced by Moses was communicated to the people, and that they required Moses to inform them, and that they required Moses to send him, and allow them to come from the mouth of God, while they tried to them among them, because the people, and the subordinate, faint and the unaware, which should 'be offered 4. The divisions of the laws are based on the common part, moral, ceremonial and judicial. It was made clear, and standing out to be a letter to the fundamental declaration, that the share of the legal values is the moral law is found in the ten commendations—it is the expression of the divine will which from the unchanging distinctness between a zialist or a non-zial. All, through the Bible, this does repeated and sehed as the fundamental rule of human life. The ceremonial law was but a prophète of the great order of the people. By which the most truth of the gospel is "is" be prefigured. Every sacrifice and ceremony pointed to Christ the Lamb of God who is a pre-hormon of the world. A pre-hormon now succeeded in the family, older, and the duties of the priest are fully seforth. The judicial division of the law of the world was not to be required as the administration of justice, the property, punishment of criminals, the care of the poor, the education of the young and the relation they have to be. Paul Bays that the law of Nations was our school master to send us to Christ. 1. He is to be made supreme. He is to be first in all our thoughts—nothing is to be placed before Tim. We work in many idols now, money pressure, and their in the future can be paid over from Examining and THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1926 are you bowing Jown to worship? 2: "Thou wait not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain." This is a sin of which a very large number of otherwise splendid people are guilty. How often do you hear people take the name of the Lord in vain? What ever any one uses the story? Name not than an art of reverance he commits that sin. In people say, "Good God." "My God" "God Almighty." In fine any use of the divine name other than in worship is sin—it is taking the Holy Name in vain. 3. Respect for the Sabbath day. We are living in a new when the Rabbi with a greatly abused-very few people keep the Sabbath, the habit of buying the things, we need for its home on Sunday is almost universal among Christians. They seem not to think that each time they do so they viole the commandment given here. This however, is one of the many ways the Sabbath. The one of God's oldest institutions—the natrishah seem to have kept the Sabbath EXTRAORDINARY SERVICE AT "GREATER MACEDONIA" SUNDAY Prof. Boginer, America's greatest Negro Musical Director will sing at both services. Profess. Doctor in a Graduate of the University of Texas in the Mustang Director of National Affiliations in Arkansas-West Missouri. The city of Texas must are and the state of Texas must are. Young Women Welcome in National Federation CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE Heatty, Tampa, Fla.; National Organizer, Mrs. Spaulding, West Virginia; Organizer N. E. Section, Mrs. Elizabeth Jeter Green, Connecticut; S. R. Section, Mrs. Jessie O. Thomas Georgia; Central Section, Ethel M. Nor Gavin, Illinois; N. W. Section, Lottie L. Vaughn, Montana; S. W. Section, Vivian O. Marsh, California Parliamentarian, Mrs. Ethel Cleaver Illinois Auditor, Mrs. Clotelle Williams, Florida; Chairman, Publicity Mrs. R. M. 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DABONT spot in the hottest against the Most Hare-out the�st of worship does not. High and THINK the Alpsteal Paul was appeared in the strength. The Proferring the This-fow-speak great words of the in-section with a of his congregation to such texts as Psalms caix 49; cat 7-8; Mat. v. 17-15; Luke xvt. 17; James 11 to: Acts xxtv. 14 to prove that neither God, nor his disciples in the early apostolic times knew anything about a change in the day, the Evangeliet carried back the minds of his hearers about 600 years B. C. when Babylon ruled the world, and rushing down the Purgus of time halted at the bearings of the sixth century of the Christian era, when the Man of Bin. the Hon. of Perdition smoked of by the Apostle Paul. Kite and others. We read from the screen; the first Sunday Law enforced by Constantins the Great in the fourth century was also read. 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Fred Cillion, 2115 Collage Lane, 1100 Foolwood, 1110 Foolwood, 1100 Ralph Darleson, 1111 Fitchurgh, girl. Edward Jordan, 2502 Floyd, a boy Deaths Leroy Wilson, 1110 Marilla. Jessie Miller, 2530 Frost. Joe Beast, 2008 Flora. Sampson Major, Johnston, 110 Will Clark, 2018 Alba Vannie McKinney, 601 Bradley McKinney, 601 Caleburton Brooks, 1720 Hillman, 1720 Lata Stanley, 2005 Louis Smith, 2005 Colin Shanker, 614 First Ace Colin Brown, 2110 North Wash ington Miyoshi Boyd, 2412 Cudda. Vernon Lafen, 1713 Bald. Hugh Miller, 1116 Colorado. Shannon Johnson, 1959 Patterson. Lillie K. Guilen, 2022 Cuchran. If you wish to enjoy a good, intelligent, spiritual service, come to the PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH A Cordial Welcome Await You Every Sunday 1002 N. Hawkins Street REV. L. R. MAYE, A. B., B. D., Pastor "CATER MACEDONIA" Corner Good and Bryan Streets THE COMMUNITY CENTRE OF DALLAS Pastor E. Adripton Wilson was at his best at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. each Sunday. 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