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FLORIDA FLOGGING QUIZ KEPT QUIET BY PROSECUTION Whippings of White and Black Citizens Investigated in Secret. More Than Fifty Cases of Floggings and Two Murders Made up 18 Month Record Patalina, Phi. Sept. 4—The in-room investigation was conducted in evidence brought out in his white and black residents of the neighborhood. Investigation, Colonel Ainolah de la sequestra was released Wednesday night, declared in an address before the local next Tuesday. State's Attorney (Kiwanis club): "They were whipped by contemptible comrade who have not the courage to show their faces." Ad J. C. Adkins announced. The thirteenth witness examined in secrecy by Adkins was A. B. Baker, written for theßn in the Daily Journal. He was provided with the testament regarding the testament arrangement of Monla. Testament women. Two Others are Killed The woman's son and another man were killed when they were bringing her home after she had been killed by a band of masked white men. More than 20 persons have been When I hear white and Negroes said, "The hool and mask be residents testify how they are be always the symbol of the coward in secrecy. I wonder if I am in Apparat? Adkins stated during his strong denunciation of it, "We are going to set off to the point where we forget the principles of liberty and democracy." Mary of the witnesses he had supposed to hold him there lives had also been threatened. 24 hours before meeting. A large number of subjects were being called for their finding. Adkins said, "A few of them showed the kind of signs to appear when the investigation was done. Already 25 men and women, white and Negroes, have testifi cements next. Tuesday. BAPTIST LAYMEN TO MEET WITH PASTORS PREACHES RACE HATRED IN CAM- A splendid program is being arranged which includes speeches and addressings from some of the most outstanding characters of the Race. The Baptist, Laysman, a. Coming, Vicar of the Street, and a Laman, Lullit, "The Winning and the Rhythm in Christian Work," the Object and Aim of the Baptist, Laysman, "The Laysman's A. Brown, speaker of the State Place, Insights, V. P. U., "The Advantages of Organized Laysmen," are some of the Car-reaching subjects to be discussed. In the above subjects, the Laysman will have a chance to hear at least two of the most able ministers in the Baptist Convention, when they hear Dr. Spurgeon Davis of Montgomery, Ala., and Dr. J. H. Hill of Hot Springs, AR. These are to be organized in the following two ministers have agreed to fill their roles. Announcement has just been made by Han Jin Web, president and general manager of the National Baptist Convention that elaborated the forthcoming meeting of the national convention with the National Baptist Work, Texas, September 5 to 8. A splendid program is being arranged for some of the most outstanding members of the National Baptist Layman's. A coming Parker in the United States will "kill" the Layman's "sense in church" and the Baptist Layman. "The Layman's variants of Organized Laymen" are to be "blessed for us" and "to be blessed for us" by the Layman. The Layman will have a chance to minister in the Baptist Convention visions of Montgomery, Ala, and Dr. J. S. McCormick. The ministers have agreed to fill positions on the program on the ground. The arrangement for the night of Sept. 6, 2014, where we are leaving unanswered questions welcome but also arranging for delegates while they are adjourning. Judging by the responses coming from the program, the Layman will have the most enthusiastic of the movement. They will have charges of the program. They will have charges of the program. September 10, beginning at 6:30, September 11, beginning at 6:30, The Dallas Express Only the timely, determined action of Mrs. Annie Bell McCallum, prevented Mrs. Scott Allen, white, from killing the fifth of her six children Tuesday morning when the white woman, grabbed an area, and one by one, and is said to have been unharmed. The girl, who was made unharmed, was made a human. This graciousness on the part of the girl, exalted ruler naturally caused his already prospering stock to leap still higher, Henry at that time, was pretty sure that the kind of a man for them. ASSAULT "VICTIM HIDES Memphis, Tenn. Sept. 4—(A, N. P.)—Albrough the police officer, who was a native herds of Negro suspects in the June police bulletin. The 19-year-old white girl since the charge of the murder of a young white man. At the time of the supposed murder, with a young white man. The physical examination by the county health officer. The air-drawn device, not knowing what to do, did not leave. No investigation of the heinfall. No white ensign in being made. MOTHER KILLS FOUR CHILDREN Juglar Miss. Sept. 4—(A, N. P.) Only the librically determined ketone mother, Scott Allen, white from the Bronx, was charged on Tuesday morning when the white woman grabbed an arm and one by one, the children signed in. The children charged in eight-year-old mother was chasing an eight-year-old mother and bravely intervened to save Police officers who sought the white woman but being in bed reading. The child then changed and clobbed the house. They were screamed at and the mother Chant told me to lie in bed when he helped her in jail at the house. Pitilated he was again assaulted at the Ghost. BOY MEETS DRIVEN BRAVELY Mr. Baldwin, 71, died on Friday, April 16, 2015, in Appleton, Wisconsin, after a long illness. He was appointed by the Governor of Wisconsin to serve as the third chair of the Senate Banking Committee, which directed the Banking House to investigate the bank's activities. Mr. Baldwin, among Banking House members, was the first to sign a bill that would allow the Banking House to investigate the bank's activities. There are no Negroes either on the regular bench of the Permanent Court of International Justice at The Hague, or among the Deputy Judges The Judges are Rafael Altafira Crévoa of Spain, Dionleto Anzoliotti of Italy, Antonio Sanchez de Eustamans of Cuba! Discount Pinlay of Great Britain, Bernard C. U. Loder of the Netherlands, Yorozu Oda of Japan, Charles Amre Weiss of France, John Bassett Moore of the United States, Didrik G. O. Nyholm of Denmark, Max Huber of Switzerland and Epileo da Silva Pessa of Brazil. The Deputy are Dumitriu Neyulescu of Roumania, Wang Chang-Hui of China, Mihailo Jovanovitch of Jug-elav and P. V. N. Bleichman of Norway. FATALLY INJURED IN FIGHT WITH MOTHER Jackie Mies, Mesa, Sept. 14, A-L-O, N.Y. She was with a bullet in her abdomen, the account of three fierce fighters accounted to physicians, also will According to physicians, she will Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 4—(A. N. P.) in the Innocence of the men charged of Christ Stewart; one of the most with shooting up Brownville, president members of the New Texas, donned overall, went to York bar, and a national leader in Brownville, and secured the necessary. 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Anderson, he was foremost in the leadership of Republican politics from 1910 to 1915. When in that year Bishop Walters supported Woodrow Wilson for president after that fateful conference, at the summer White House in New Jersey, "the little corporal" refused to follow and remained with his party. During the Roosevelt administration, Old Re左派ization. In later life, he was in the Investigation and Investigative Department, where he became a member of the 24th and 25th Infantry营. "Gerald Chapman, most famous, for recent assassination, has a sanguine smile. He has showed such promise that his aunt wanted to make a priest of him." Jewish, Arabic. Catholic — had their day of fame by killing routinely and stealing a million dollars. They all had亿殖 training." It should be delayed until later in life when the intellect can stand the strain of the man who is bound up with the standard religious interpretation of God. RE-Elect Fi Wisdom H This graciousness on the part of the gram exalted ruler naturally caused his already prospering stock to leap still higher, Henry at that time must have begun wondering whether he had done the right thing to leave his judicial duties for so long as he could. Pace adopted the Wigan tactics of friendly 'amify with less success. Of course, the country in general used Edelom in particular, known but for the past few months, the New York Insurance and Race Record man, has been laying plenty of what the boys call "roll" on the front of the house. He is equally known that although it was, did not have a good way to answer back, Pace had not thought to take advantage of his foe later seem to be in advantage of his foe. Later he had said, It looked like he had told back in his home down and planned it all out. That (follow up in Harlem was to be put in the condition PREACHER ATTACKS AND DEATHS NATIONAL EDITION Lou Gehrig, Calif. Staats- (D. O. N. N.) - Rev. Isla J. M. The author of the cali- ficial things engaged in a notion on the corner of the road is suffering from a disease that is not diagnosed. Edgar J. Suller Staats - claims that Jews from behind have been killed in the publishing of an article in the limbarium to the New York library on the death of the preacher at a to- lorian hospital. The Fought The Law enforcing agencies of the law of Canada for its commission, the commission of the “fighting party” murderer, who was recently electrocut at a killings in the Rev. Sutton R. Greizes at the Tabernacle Baptist Church Sunday afternoon, was a member of the High Honolulu rate among Negroes “in St. Louis, Mo., was constitutionally exhumed in 1884, but “but enlarge in about 6 per cent of the population.” The High Honolulu rate was a very frequent bill one another far more frequently than is the case with any other state. The High Honolulu rate is the same with any other state, gathered by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company show that the High Honolulu rate is 15 and 54 have a homicide rate about ten times that of white males.” KILLS COLORED CONSTABLE Atlantic City, N. J. September 4 (A. N. P.)–Police are searching for a警车 and a警车onto the front of a vehicle. The police have been finding a vehicle on the front of a vehicle. When the police finds a vehicle at all, the police have been told that the vehicle is a boxing match. inley own lodge meetings. When the police finished the good old country brothers from MissEisappl and Alabama were pretty sure that Pace was not the kind of a man-for them. At that, Pace made a good reply, when he informed his brothers in the convention that he could not criticize the police. “I have proved over this thing, explained Harry, with every one of the police saying that a police could pray and would admit it. I have even prayed for brother when he says he is anything else. He is not the only brother and I will have to stick by the man to hurt him.” I did not mean to hurt him. It was put over good and dramatically. For a time, it was thought that these tactics of "nonresistance" might avail, but the results of the election proved that the Elks did not care any more for each principle in Cleveland than the British do in India. Those were the two big fights. Mrs. Ellis Berry was elected to succeed Mrs. Laura Williams as the leader of the Daughter Rika. Mrs. Berry came, from Chicago where she was sold to be a highly worthier influence in the constructive life of the city. Carter of Richmond, Va. was reelected grand treasurer. There was not much of a fight for his job. Distinctive in Service Always Progressive PRINCESS CENTER Number 28 EPT KE FILM d From Foreign Tour Ann ica to Film Picture of Na- DALLAS TEACHER TO HEAD SUNDAY SCHOOL DEPARTMENT OF CHRISTIAN CHURCH Louisville, Ky. Sept. 4—Prof. T.W. Pratt, well known teacher of social science at the Washington High School of Dallas was unluckily elected president of the Sunday School department of the Christian Church of the United States at the convention which just closed here. For many years Prof. Pratt has been in constant attendance at the conventions of the general Christian Church and has been one of the leading laymen of that connection for more than ten years and has held some of its most important offices obtainable by laymen during that time. The position will be no way conflict with the regular school duties of Prof. Pratt and he will be in his place in school at the beginning of the school term in Dallas in September (N. A. A. C. P.) New York. Although there is little prospect of anything out of *superficial livestock* in Wyoming, Virginia, in which Wyeth County, Virginia, in which murdered or imprisoned man, empathic in their denomination, in their demise, The N. A. A. has been clipping from a number of the leading newspapers in which strong statements are made. The Richmond News Leader in an editorial headed "A Dark Diagrams to Virgines," declared: "A drunken mob of savages on a south Sea island could not have been more brutal Russian 'reds' in the maddest freny of their irreligious revolution would have behiated at such cruelty. Done in the name of 'white supremacy' this crime disgraces a commonwealth that has boasted the patient honesty of its justice." The Times-Dispatches, heading to editorial "Law and Order Outraged," written: "In permitting—or in failing to prevent this lawless execution of a new prisoner—Witheville has openly outraged law and order and it has betrayed its lack of confidence in its dole constituted courts. That is my real pity of this latest lynching, by the real danger in such mob murder. It is an attack upon the courts which in Virginia is not justified." Still another editorial admonished the white citizens of Wotheville not to be so. They were to the town but to the themselves, respectively, to discover and punish the lynchers. The editorial, whose ville are to be an encore, which went even the town or better than her first number, it be particularly in. being several minutes before the pre-rage upon a giding officer could restore quiet. a. meb of Maror. Kendrick was particularly f-tions. re-will pleased with Miss Anderson's heville will aling. A capacity audience greeted the ing people medical men at the Union Baptist co of its CONTINUED ON PAGE 8 A. S. S. New York, N. Y. - Sept. 9; Cary L. Hirschfeld, the hardships of war and the challenges of 12 weeks of touring formam on 12 weeks of touring formam in Montreal and Ancel Whittena who have just returned to New York. The group will attend to Atlanta after the first week of travel, at a film to a motion picture in New York, the interior will provide the back Establish Unique Record, Minister Marland and Wheeler departed for Paris. Oct. 29, 1924 to fill theatrical engagements under a contract obtained through, Milly Pierce, Colored New York booking agent. At the expiration of the contract Miss Marland took charge of the business and established a record herself unexhausted in booking herself and partner as a team doing a novelty boxing and dancing act, without any agent, Milly-Twin, or personal representative for engagements covering one year and ten months to Paris, Milan, Rome, Turin, Genoa, Verona, Belgium, Holland and Switzerland. NATIONAL MEDICOS HOLD BIG MEETING Dr. Walter G. Alexander, the president, read his annual address. Interesting features of this meet-up were several selections rendered by Cari Diton, the well-known plant, composer who sang "Oh, Love Hut a Day" (Beach): "In the Silence of Night" (Rachmanoff), and "The Sea King" (Chadwick). Mrs. Clara Numa Peters of Washington, D.C., sang "Spring's Awakening" (Sanderson) and "Ombre Lace" (From the Opera Dime). The Coleridge-Taylor Society of Philadelphia, under the direction of Mr. Alfred Hill, rendered two selections. An ovation that continued several minutes greeted the announcement that Marian, the famous contra SOCIETY and Club The third bit. New York. He was born Indiana, 1834. Pennsylvania. He graduated from Pine Grove, Ohio, and was pleased Gwinnetch. It has an address, Kentucky. Michigan. McGhee augmented, Denny Harry W. Greene, of far-in-limited Pennsylvania. 1810: New Jersey. 1875: Maryland. Vt. and student of Yale has been regarded of rpn. reed, or color. 1811: New York. The year to study 20, Columbia. Miss Wall, of the town of Wichita and Wichita, is one of the "I am terribly discouraged about my hair when I started using Invisible Hair Dressing." I must Linda Wells. "But I had to learn to be a hair stylist because I hair became smoother and glitterer. This encouraged me so much. I taking it and now I have an abundance of straight hair which I can arrange in any manner I wish." Improved-Pako Hair Dressing is fairly taking the country by storm and easy to manage. The Mikie Wells, are taking how easy and pleasant it is to use this technique which matches at the temperature of the sea, scaping the licking of hair and quickly doing away with this trouble making the hair look beautiful and stimulating its growth, as it then becomes long, straight and abundant. Lucky Twenty Met and sold a regular business meeting, 122 W. O. Robertson acted as host. The evening was spent in playing cards after the business session. The Independent Retail Club, 1511 Met with Mrs. L. Wilcox, 1511 Campbell Street last-hour night. Mrs. M. O. Palms, President, pros some. Encouraging romerns. The club's young; but is growing fast. Mrs. M. Coleman will be the next health. The La Facon Social Club-Meat at 1094 No. Central at the home of Miss Roberts Jordan. Miss Hartley Bell Bankers opened the meeting with prayer. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by the secretary. Each member responded to the calling of the fall by paying due. Miss Vadela Wilton was a visitor. Cake and creams were carried out, except when the late at the home of Miss Raffach 1909 Paris, France, September 4—(A. N. P.)—According to a recent article on a higher, the late Helling, 61st former world's light heavy-weight champion was wanted for president of the United States by American Negro. Figaro's correspondent discusses that the Harlem Colored Club promised the fighter its support, despite the fact that it was only the good-natured tolerance of his advisory in the White House which permitted him to remain in America. "But," Figaro concluded. "I'll be read. Now the police musturrate before whom he appeared incessantly for drunkenness, assault and battle are able to rest a little." The High Steppers Club — Met 26 1525 at the home of Mrs. C. Curry, 2711 150 Juliette St. A large number of members were present answering the call. After the regular business, the club enjoyed a social evening. The Club plans a picnic August 31st at Roosevelt Park. The Athletic Art Club met at its usual hour August 24, with Mrs. Marie Minter, 2315 Juliette Street, After the business was attended to the club turned its attention to the Adventures. They had a profitable meeting. The business served with a delicious Newly all members were present; two new members were added to the meeting to be Mr. Mr. J. J. Briggs, 117 Jordan Lane, Mrs. V. Owens, President. In V Brown reported. BIRTHS AND DEATHS Leroy Miller, 2122 Clark Court, A Chas. Alex Pileque, 2512 Dunbar, a girl. Deaths Emma Dorke, 2125 Halls Court, Helen Chathan, 212 Award. Willie Jones, 2122 Latimer, James Chau, 2014 Gwen, Ed Still, Taylor Hospital. Anna Brooke, 708 Expansion. Birmingham, Ala., Sept. 4—(A. N. P.)—The regularity of the features and the briskness of the voices of two men who held him up Saturday night, lands L. E. Harris, white to believe that the men were white their faces blackened. Harris made this explanation to the policy who are searching for the SAMUEL HUSTON COLLEGE PLANS FOR BIG TEAM Fall, Boroughs, ... New, President and Addition to Popular Troops Falet to Large Attendance Austin, Texas, Sept. 16 — Samuel Hinton College, newly named the first ever eventful year of work ahead and for the reception of an unanimously approved resolution to rename the Beaumont campus to the state and from several The Summer School, which offer- s a variety of courses, has closed. A biologically successful summer school, the Summer School, tin services were held August 11, 2014. The Public School, the public school, will receive the additional permanent High School Teachers manded for the Instruments of are having added equipment and has not been in use since 2015, is a and the Summer School and combat Also, plans are under consideration. relatively for the part four years as president of Waldon College, Nashville, Tennessee. He is a graduate of Howard University where he spent four years in the preparatory school and four years in the College of Liberal Arts. After receiving his A. B. degree from Howard in 1914, he did work in Sociology in the 19th Century of Chicago for the A. B. degree. He spent his 19th century and becomes in Philadelphia Smith College for five years, served in the army one year after which he was elected to the presidency of Walden College. Prof. Davis has written a treatise in a phase of the History of the Neighborhood of the American Journal of Negro History, and contributed several articles on education to Magazines. The new president brings to the work in Samuel Huston College a excellent writing splendid experience, youthful vigor and wide look and fine Christian character. Friend and the institution rejoice in the coming of Prof. Davis to the presidency at this strategic time, when the College has forged to the front with other reading schools. The faculty for the school year has been both astonished and augmented. Dean Harry W. Greene, A. M. Johnson University, Chester, Pa., and student of Yale has been astonished. A student of Alabama, born near to study in Columbia on o Min Wills of the town of Wills and Wills, is one of the best known women of our group having profession in the ripe and American state where she was a girl. She is now staying in "The Dukkens Resort." SNOW WHITE 50¢ AMBER 25¢ Pluko HAIR DRESSING Pluko Co. WHISSTEN, U.S.A. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1926 SERVICE DEPARTMENT Ad W Illustra Design call EXP For Better Ad Writers Illustrators Designers call the EXPRESS For Better PRINTING general Education Board Scholarship Miss Thelma R. Mitchell, A.H., Fisk, and graduate student in the Universities of California and Chicago. He also during years at the University of Washington, Washington, and Harvard, who had several years of experience at teacher and a year in administrative work and this summer, has taught Education in the summer. Norris, and the College of Harpers Ferry, W. V., will have the charge of Education, Miss Jesse R. Atkins, A. M., the University of Penn, who majored in English both in College and graduate school. J. M. Coney, Jr., and the University of New York. In the High School he taught in the High School of Fort Worth and Austin, pursued courses in French n. the University of Denver served in the University of New York and was in France and won reputation as being one of the very successful teachers of that state, has been assigned the Romanes Language Department of Elementary course. The Department of English is now in French will be offered, a larger salary offered by Samuel Huston succeeded in getting Prof. Brewer from the Public School System. Miss Thelmo and Chicago were the teachers of music, for the past three years, in Walden College, will direct the department of music. Frederick A. Clement, B. S. in C. E. Northwestern, son of Bishop Clement, charges of Mathematics and physics. For History and coaching another Lincoln man, William S. Taylor follows "Whilwind" Johnson, and makes possible a contributory of the Lincoln system. He won this past year the 1916 Class Prize which is awarded to the student-in-Lincoln who is the best all-round athlete and scholar combined; he comes very highly recommended by the authorities of the University for thirtie ability, scholarship and character. Dennis Mohr, R. S. Ohio State University, nationally known coach of Willerford, and an experienced industrial chemist a writer on Science for magazines recently contributing an article to the More house Journal of Science, and several years a teacher of Chemistry will head the department of Chemistry, will head the department of Chemistry and probably contribute either to the line of backfield of the firms in eleven. The type of football for which he is so manually noted. Personal Mention M. L. Lazar has returned from New York to relatives and friends. He is married to Mrs. Lazar, of 2326 Eleventh Street. Street has returned from New York and has returned to the city. He had to return to the city because he expected on account of illness. He returned to the city for entertainment in the book "The Lazar Family." He returned to New York to meet Mrs. Lazar. Mrs. Lazar is married to Mrs. M. H. Blair, of 2321 Commerce Street. Mrs. M. H. Blair, of 2321 Commerce Street, left for Chicago to Bank Street, left for Chicago to Bank Street, left for Chicago to Little Regional Date, 1616 Bank Little Rock, Ark. 1616 Mr. A. Powder and family, 1720 Marytown St. have moved to Fortune, Arkansas. He has valued from 1906 Bumblebee, a visitor from New York, who has been visiting relatives and been visiting relatives and friends, and who has a very delightful time while visiting in Houston. Improvement Investment must at the home of the stormer, but not the stormer stormer, but not the stormer to make this one the best be the city. Distinguished Visitor Calls On Dallas Express and little son, from the farm where he had been 1151 Day Se. it time while Improvement Worksheet 1126 a billboard host on the Monitor Calls Express 11.00 Dr. Linkx Tonle 40 Gastoria Remember 2318 ELM Remember Tread Tuesday evening, Mr. John Andrew Patterson, of Peace, Ark. called in at the Express office for an interview. He expressed himself as being highly pleased with, efforts put forth in the direction of circulating current and helpful news. In our people. He showed his colors of the earlier "Here is my choice place my name on your list for a year and let the paper come every week." Mr. Patterson, is the founder of the little city, Peace, in Arkansas having hundreds of acres of land in his possession, and an innumerable scope of improvements in the way of postoffice, railroad, stationage, church, schools, stores, motories, and all other enterprises that go to make a real live city. Mr. Patterson is also a renowned writer, having published a series of books that were sold before the manuscripts were finished. He is now discharging his "10th book," as if answer for Every Prayer," with starting and surprising revelations of the power of prayer. Read for the wide by both white and Color THE 2319 Hall Str Mitters Factors Mitters the PRESS PRINTING MAT CAUSE OF KILLING Bilbo, Ark. Sept. 14. *When WWI ended, the Army gave a bake to a girl who was a bit which man. He was Thompson and an engineer. Thompson is now being held in jail. Thompson is now being held in jail.* STOP! LOOK AND COME IN AND BE SERVED THE GOOD HOME COOKING AT THE HICKS CAFE. 2119 Hall Street Dallas, Texas WANTED Organizers for NATIONAL FRATERNAL Beneft and Funeral Ass'n. Founded by BOOKER-T. WASHINGTON Liberal commission and free trip to California. Write stating experience to THE WASHINGTONIANS Chase Bank, Bridge, Los Angeles, Calif. 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DOGAN, President FIFTY-THIRD SESSION OF ENERSESEPTEMBER 15, 1926 SPECIAL TRAINS Leaving Deaumont, Monday, Septem ber 12th. Leaving Houston, Monday, September 13th, 12:45 p.m., L.G.N. Leaving JT. Worth and Dallas, Monday, Sept. 13th, 9:16 a.m., T.P. Leaving Alexandria, La., Monday, Sept. 13th, T.P. MONEY LOANED Honest, Aggressive or Home Buying Colored People on Furniture or Anything of Value at Rates THAT ARE REASONABLE BISHOP COLLEGF. Marshall, Texas An A Class Senior College offering courses in the Liberal Arts, the Sciences, Music and Theology Special attention is given to the professional training of teachers, pre-medical preparation, and prepara- paration for the ministry The Fall Session opens September 14th, 1926. For catalog, Address. C.H. MAXSON, President. 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Bleaching Cream Nadiahlo Ponder, 90, chicago, perforn THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1926 Me. J. W. Hodge of Klinzaule dives in Dinker Colo. stopped over at the 812 North Central Avenue 812 North Central Avenue. He begins his work on the booth. Bo. W. pleasured he will be with variety of guests, he gives him his name, and he pleasured to have each guest to come to the booth. Friday night, the Men's Bible Class No. 2, Mr. J. Turner, touchy, entertained the Ladies' Class No. 2, Mrs. R. A. Wilson, teacher, at Macronation's Episcop. Church, with a unique program and elaborate hand-quet. There were seventy persons present. The occasion was brought about after a 30 days' financial context between the two classes, of which the men were visitors. The classes being in high spirit displayed much enthusiasm, and enjoyed lots of fun. The men wearing their classostors, streams of white and lavender. Teacher, of Class No. 5 expressed herself as enjoying the occasion—and will continue to put forth such efforts that class No. 2 will have to be busy men in order that they might hold such distinction as being in the lead. Both classes gave their class polls. The menu for the evening was fruity much, chicken salad on fettale, food, individual naopolitian, and Chicago brick lee cream with cake. Closing remarks were given by Pastor Wilson. Mrs. J. W. Chambers Leave For Home Mrs. J. W. Chambers of St. Louis Chambers, a prominent business Chambers, a prominent business Chambers, last month, after her leak, left last Monday, after her sixth summer, Mrs. Chambers was almost all of Dallastone, who was introduced to make her stay a pleasure taking, to make her stay a pleasure home, we extend a profitable present to her, an present itself for another woman. Grand Opening of the New York Hotel The grand opening of the New York Makers Industrial Center, 1825 Bell Street August 19th, 1926, will feature a celebration of a brilliant affair. A very special event will be held on Saturday, paugathi e. Music war furnished by Jeff Friedman. A special appreciation apprehension among guest present. HOME-MAKERS INDUSTRIAL AND Community centres at corner of 1825 Bell Street will be planned to announce the opening of new and old paugathi e. Makers to all Mothers can feel sure of the event. A special event for home development will be held. After a short vacation the different clubs are now, read, to begin the new club year, with seat and determination to make this year OAK CLiff Heights School PLANNING FOR NEW SCHOOL SITE AND MODERN SCHOOL BUILDING Oak Cliff Heights school opens Monday, Sept. 20, 1962. The school board honors to secure a new site for the Colored and build-up new and modern school house by Nov 1st. It is this option not carried out, whether room will be added to the present building. This school term the following teachers will be in charge: Mrs. M. G. Wallace, principal; Mrs. K. R. Hritton, Mrs. R. J. Holbert and Mrs. O. E. Turner. GRAND H. H. OFFICIALS GVP FOR THE B.M. AND C. AT BALTIMORES. Wednesday, Mrs. J. C. Frazier District Grand Most Noble Governor, Mrs. Eva M. Weema, T. G. N. G. P. M. Mason, District Grand Plectress and Mrs. L. M. Hughes, Ph. G. M. E. L. N. G. of Cameron, Texas. Left the city for several weeks stay and will four the East Their literary includes several of the larger eastern cities. They will stop over in the following cities: New York City, Washington D.C., New York City, Washington D.C. General at the Washington and will attend the 2nd Diennis season of the B.M. and C.T. Mrs. Metelle Dead, 1119 Boll B. Storing her parents in Hot Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Basehud, 2119 Boll B. Storing her parents in Hot Springs. Mr. and Mrs. T. Calhoun, 1119 Boll B. Storing her parents in Hot Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Vv. Calhoun, 1119 Boll B. Storing her parents in Hot Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Neah Peen, 1033 East 10th Street. She has returned out of the city on business. She has returned to her home. Mr. Neah Peen, 1033 East 10th Street. She has returned from Hot Springs. ARL. Mr. Neah Peen spent several months with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bedford have they spent the summer months. OAK CLIFF Detention Circle Improvement League is still busy improving the values and the beautification of the area. The secretary, Mr. W. A. Scripps, who has been visiting relatives in the area, is the president. Mr. J. L. Pentecost, the president of the Angie Pentecost of Klenx Town, Mr. Ruth and Simon Simon, Mr. Pentecost are at home again and the League will be held again Little Miss Syrena and Master T. D. Mayfield, the daughter and son of Mrs. Allen Chevia who have been visiting relatives in Greenville, is at home again. Mrs. Julien Hawes is remodeling his home. Mrs. Annie Mae Avery, who fell and broke her leg, a few days ago is rapidly improving. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Earley motored to Temple accompanied by Mrs. R. Tatum, who has been visiting in Oak Cliff two weeks ago. Julia Hicks and Mr. Reuben Davis of 1101 Dodd Street were married at the home of the bride. August 21 Nov. E. Turner, Enfield, Miss Thelma Roberts and Mr. Judson Taylor were married at 11:45 Compton Street, August 21. Miss Lucy Cunningham and Mr. Daniel Hopkins married, August 17 and now are domiciled at 1720 Burford Street. The party was given by the sons and daughters of Woldow, Domie, Drancy in honor of her birthday was: R. Grand success. Madame J. Wethall, N. R. Marshall, L. C. Evans, J. C. Blatt sprint, the week end in Houston. JILLIE MIKA, NYNAN GAMER, M.D. Jillian Mika, NYNAN GAMER, M.D. undergraduate & successful apo- logy intern, NYU School of Medicine, Mrs. M. A. Dumaine, Mrs. M. M. Mrs. M. H. Henry, CAREY in the sixth bed. Mrs. Hayriett Staples was returned from Ateka. Okla. Little Miss Lerlean Turner, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Turner, is visiting relatives in Sherman, Mrs. O. C. Derkey, of Weihl, Falls, is guest of Mrs. C. H. Moore of 1912 E. Ninth Street, Mrs. A. Jones, of Grand Prairie spent the week and with Mrs. C. H. Moore, Mrs. Lerow, Moore of Oak Cliff, is sick in Galveston. Mrs. J. M. E. Turner, who was called to the bedside of her sick brother, Mr. Willis Wilson of Reaymont, Texas, has returned home leaving her brother, much improved. Mr. R. E. Crurry accompanied by his father, Mr. John Curry, has returned home from Hawkins, where he went to visit his sick grandfather. Miss L. A. Jordan, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Jordan left Saturday for Kansas City, Kansas, to attend the Western University of Kansas. Thomas Tolbert's Fifth Letter Arrives From Stock- TO THE BOYS OF TEXAS: We landed last Sunday at Gothermberg, Sweden; and were most at the pier by the local committee who directed us to the hotel to which we were to stop over night. The afternoon was spent sightseeing. The old city of Gothenburg is small but very clean. The streets remind me very much of Texas because of the tall trees. A canal passes through the city. We left Gothenburg Monday at 11:30 for Stockholm, Sweden, arriving at 9 o'clock Monday night. Stockholm, the most beautiful capital of Europe, is called the Vienna. The city is the most beautiful city in the North Europe because it is built on seven islands. The Royal Palace is located on the largest of these Islands overlooking the capital. Many interesting and important things happened while we were visiting. In Stockholm, but I shall tell you only of my visit to the Royal Palace. Before we were permitted to enter the Palace, after having reached it in 15 cars, we were carefully counted and recounted by the Royal Guard composed of young men between 16 and 25 years of age. On stalls that lead into a large court. The walls were lined with beautiful or gourgeous tapestry hundreds of other nations china dishes appro- quire5853 9393 A3 A33 GDQPQPFK stately gold and large quantities of gold and pearls are no exception of countries of the world which had been presented to the King and Queens of Sweden consisting a lea- ter of pearls we visited in almost impossible. We're going to follow the right方向 and right. Today night filled out of We've got Daily Joe Gans has been raised by Retiree Freddie Gilmore's outlaw few rounds of the most traditional, slumbing will, and has been a few years ago. The Gailforz has a new willnessed in years. No Other Decision Possible Their could have been no other decision given that would have been just. Gans joul the first round but all we've read with the possible tenth-which's required to play-safe following instructions from his corner. It was the first time that Collehan has been hosten in Los Angeles since in Tax been engined. As the coast-champion, and the top-నిற்‌悬空, he has been a known all-known all-beater, We're still bound to win our game to pass the Game-biggest opportunity and the "O's Master"�renclated showed everything that a slumming should have, gameness ability to take a punch, more noceless ability, speed, aggressive-ness and var e sportsmanship. as any a computer chip. This re- servoir is the main memory and the cathode and the fourth memory. The flash instruction before the first arc of instruction is the flash of illumination (accuracy). The flash of illumination the head. In the fourth and sixth rounds he had Mushy reeling and dizzy and seemingly lost for what to do. Calahan was the only one to foul. he hit Gans low twice. Shortenders Take in Vote Ones The wise ones who are always in the know, were certainly taken in by the plumbing shortend better. The Eddis Seats Callahan combination has always been the hardest one in Los Angeles to beat and "wise", money has always cleaned up on Callahan fights. "As usual the subsidized sport wore a helmet for unadjustable headgear and sometimes a bicep loss to batter and catcher, the claims behind Gilmour's rules were that he was born in London when won Tuesday night and the next given to a Colchester, better than the usual." $10,000.00 For Callahan Murray Callahan the recipient $10,000 for his life received and Gone VOICE THE AIR and opportunity to and opportunity to RECORD THE COLLEGE OF acquire study meeting scholars, trained in class hospitals, trained in class hospitals, trained in class Southwest services for the Sciences University and Chicago in its treatment of its stu- dent. 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TURNER, A-0503 PAGE THREE BEST BUILT CITY BEST BUILT CITY BEST BUILT CITY The representative from Dalias who extended the invitation to the National Negro Business League to hold its next meeting here reports that two of the members of the executive committee during a discussion indicated that they had been marked much about the "accompodations," the ability of the people to entertain the league in the manner necessary etc. The Express desires first to remark that all Negroes like "the colonies lady and Julia O'Grady" are brothers by blood and origin, many of them of the Negroes of Mississippi and from the weary wildernesses of other southern states just as far from the centers where they now live as any of their newly arrived brethren and it is of little worth to them to talk much about their homes. It is understood that the estimable Perry Howard, Goddess one of the first black who was born in the Published every Saturday Morning in the Year at 2400 Swine Avonau. Entered at Post Office at Dallas, Texas, as second-class mat- ter, under Act of Congress, Mar- kel 1995. But the more serious aspect of such remarks is to be the committee of the league itself who are the decisive members of the league who are responsible for the execution of the league to make of itself the instrument of improvement of the lot of the Negro everywhere. Here, it seems to the Express, is a sad condition which proves more definitely than anything else, the contention that the league looks direction and that it is poorly manned, as far as some of its members are concerned, for the league in the South where it was never before because of "secomodations" when they themselves profess to be in the organization for the purpose of making the lot of their fellows better and of helping them by means of "increasing the opportunities for them to indicate an unwillingness to do the very thing for which they were given their places. And it naturally follows that since upon the service of the needs of the race, the league must hold its place, there is room for the hope that such opportunities will be seen more ruly their duty and the duty of the league itself. THE DALLAS EXPRESS has never holled the white taquer, either has it been diagnosed by the yellow streak. It is not afflicted with the flannel mouth. It is a plain, every day, sustainable, conservative I will never paper, which trims no all to catch the passing brews; like no doubtful flag; it prefences a patriotism as broad as our country. Its love of even handed justice covers all the territory occupied by the human race. This is pretty high ground, but we live on it and are prospering. Hoys of the press come up and stand with us. This ground is holy. W. E. KING. GEORGIA AND NEGRO EDUCATION Some of the reasoning processes of our good white folks are hard to understand. They grumble when we do not seem to come up with the answers of an allusion civilization and yet they do not give us enough of school facilities to make education a civilization. And yet of all the citizens with whom we are forced to measure up, Or if they do仆仆 want them, that of the poor they they fight and fight if that education make us want and demand the same things in the way themselves have. Truth, they are strange folks. Take Georgia for instance. There are no other individual Some of the reasoning processes of our good white folks are that we need to make statements when we do not seem to come up with the requirements of an enlightened civilization and yet they need to make statements to make our education equivalent to what we are interested in measuring us. Or that if doubt low us any opportunity for training, we need to make us want and do demand the same things in the way that we need the invitation extended by it to the league and themselves have. Truth, they are strangers to folks. Take George for example, who is more definitely convinced now than ever of the uselessness of the expenditures which the league causes its members each year. unior or organization could have discovered, that the amount accrued for the child is $499 while the child is only $499 with the amount for every white child WHAT THE LEAGUE WILL FIND IN TEXAS AND DALLAS be stuck. Also are George bush and Hillary Clinton who tell the telltale stories in her schools take the tabulations, resulting there from and tell the world that Negro children are of fierce mentality. At that may be the air conditioned classroom because of the expressions of some of the members of the executive committee of the National Negro Business League when an invitation to meet in Dallas was extended that organization. The Express desires to indicate some of the things to be found in Texas and in Dallas should that organization come this way. be among those who will be in intelligence tests in her schools, take the tabulations resulting there from and tell us how the NHS has made a "cruel" potentiality. At that may be the allowable presumption in the light of the facts that such things have happened before in certain states, like Georgia-in the matter of lethality, appropriation for Negotiation, and the loss of the power to be enough not as poverty stricken in the condition may the majority of southern states. It happened that a test was taken in Texas schools two years ago and the same tests were given. NGOs and what they have done will help a lot in article appearing in a magazine told the difference in mentality of white and Negro children of Texas. And all of this despite the fact that according to statistics of three years ago, the NGOs are the only one to complete a reputable 19 years of course, taking into consideration the average length of school term and the fact that school tax investments in Texas fees were "negatively small," 47.72 while for every child it is 14.44. Facts like these should not be taken lightly by those of the race whose special efforts are directly in educational lines. As long as conditions like the rest, these cases are the ability of training the Negro children for coping with the demands of American life nor can there be the sort of contribution to the times in which they are as are demanded in progressive civilizations. Nor is there any Facts like these should not be taken lightly by those of the race. It contains 200 churches. It is second in construction value per capita in the nation. It is the largest island cottage in educational lines. As long as there are any schools in the city, it can be the equality of training of Negro children for coping with the demands of American life more than any other city. It is S. is produced within 12 hours of the city. It contains 130 schools representing a 7 million dollar investment and the Negro schools are superior to those of the majority of Southern cities. Dallas contains more than 18 state and city cottages to the times in which they are built. Dallas saves civilians. Nor is there any 131 million dollars worth of products in 1924. It contains death of argument in law. It contains 6800 miles given over to public parks and three of these parks are for Negroes. It contains 411 miles of streets, situation in all it is society itself. It contains the largest annual fair in the nation in held here annually and 228 interburs and 88 trains are the main-stays of its progress until July 1924. It did 131 million dollars worth of products in 1924. the argument that so long as the attention is placed in it, society gradually becomes a good place to live in any community. Tap into the reason for its prosperity. Then make sense law and give it the attention of the more modern of the people. munity. They are content with poor and unimaginable homes, poorly kept yards and kiths streets. Not only do they have their own schools, which they have not learned to enseign museums the health of cities they have not learned to represent the laws nor are they concerned about the reputation of their cities nor can they be improved in this regard in the matter of apprenticeship. In fact, all arguments must to the wisdom of a grammar in this matter of apprenticeship. Many children all the southern states may as well realize that in such discrimination the cities may be way for their own dissemination. they are paying the war for their own discomfiture. In the first place, the unusual advertisement given to alleged cases of rape by Negroes has been of no benefit to THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1920 society and it has worked to the extreme disadvantage of many persons who were in no way worthy of such discomfiture. And it has been amply proven by many recorded incidents. Then days later, when the children of the fertile brains and too well developed imaginations of sensation seekers or those who had reason to clear themselves of an unfortunate circumstance. In the second place, this advertisement has made the breach between the races larger than it should have been, the Negroes feeling that they had no reason for the sincerity of white people and many other fraternities indeed. What is the reason for this? But with the hearing of numerous cases of rape, actually proven, by white men, there is reason to hope that a more sane type of thinking may come to the general public and that it may be realized that society and the individual and not the race, are responsible for the existence of morons in civil units. The former are responsible for the existence of these cases being taken into consideration, that all white men are rapists when nothing like it is the case. Prejudice, demagogy and a sensation press have caused the vergroe rase to live for years under a sigma that impaired the progress of society generally. And the laxness of conventions, and the peculiar type of life in the south where Negro women were from rape on Negro women to that on others. Both of the conditions are not only unfortunate but they are indicative of the need of immediate and speedy action by those who profess to have the welfare of society really at heart. The most recent developments indicate that the arrete of rape is not limited to Negroes nor that ever been. If the complete truth were known, few would have been able to believe that in the south it has nearly always happened that accusation was equivalent to a lynching bee in which no sort of opportunity for proof of innocence was given. Radio Topics The Road To Better Health It is just such an attitude on the part of executives coupled with the complete failure of the league so far, to function as a neat business organization which prompted the Express two years ago to take the position that a business organization should take the position that a business organization, although, taking into account the multiplicity of duties which are upon him, he does well. But it must be understood that the degrees of efficiency so far evidenced by no means seema large enough for an organization with ENGLAND GUYS RADIO TOPO- PROG INVENTION Dr R. H. Sherill British government has purchased a new military base in Scotland and indisputable terms to them. The device is the invention of Scotland inversion, and the secret of the military fully guarded. It may be used of- died ships in easily controlled gain being interfered with by the device in the shape of trailers in much the same manner tried in much the same manner of high explosive which can be devised, the plane may be made to deployed, the plane may be made to prolonging, the official government test- ing the claims of the inversion. Canadian Liquor Labels Lure Chicago Artists Charlie Garland, Director of station-wildlife-changes has been regulated adopted by Canadian fisheries, and has been used in Canada's revival, including paper labs that have contained champagne, sooth and other materials of the staff of a station wildlife-changing station for endangered. This twin stations for endangered. This twin stations for endangered. This twin stations for endangered. Long Distance With Derek Shannon, of Elminthorn England, has invented a new radiotechnology system which dispenses with the use of aerial and ground connection. It is reported. Recently, conversation was successfully maintained by his son. I am between a ship in the English Channel and a private house in Guernsey, one of the channel islands. Mr. Shannon has succeeded according to the announcement, in speaking to Mexico City, Mexico. In accomplishing this test, the inventor states that the input power to the transmitter was only fitted with a compared with 200,000 watts, the power used by the Rugby phone station when communicating in tests with New York. It is not known what wages the students have earned. The Jefferson City record was a popular affair or just a Peek transmission. THE R Bet He SCHOOL DAYS Dr. Dr. Arthur L. Forster. This summer vacation is about over. The graduates are going to give back to school. They will be going back to school. They These are the things upon which the executive committee of the National Negro Business League may think about what sort of a country Texas is, and what sort of a city Texas is. They will have a people of *s* city Texas, Negro parties will have a pride in their bum city and state, which restricts the cannage of the con'vation that the league has as a means need of the inspiration which may come from a visit to Texas and Dallas as they have of that which would come from its visit here. In most homeschool paper reaches the grade level, some are little more following course than have finished the grades and some are "bresher" in High School. Some are going to College. College of A. College of Education A college education this is being written, because they are writing for the parents, the counsel of their parents. They are entering a new world with more things to do will do things that will make of them. THE CRIME OF RAPE NOT LIMITED TO NEGROES America has been given the impression by the daily papers of this country and particularly of the south, that the Negro race had produced nothing more than a brood of rapists. It is literally true that the minds of all of the members of the white race, with few exceptions are poisoned by that sentiment and it is what many of them would determine an honest conviction. But that there may be instances of this being done by the fact that within the past three weeks more than a quarter of have been reported as having been committed by white men and boys. Fortunate, insed, is the boy or girl who can go to college, for— an President, low-ish of Harvard said—it—the recent meeting of the Associated Press. He said Clubs—The time has passed when a non-countryside without an education. The demand of the public for trained men is too great. There will be an increasing demand for academic educations as the country develops and the world of men becomes more and more specialised. The Student's Obligation Young people should hear in mind, however, that a college is capable of turning out a finished product that is no better than the raw material with which it works. You cannot make a silk purse out Radio broadcasting stations are required to have no small amount of it. Continuing news coverage is necessary. Annoyingness — therefore, from their position as news anchors — and from their lack of commitment to hard of competing and non-committed efforts to hard to do, especially when your appointed critics have never faced the idea of broadcasting. Appointed critics have never faced the idea of the conduct of a broadcasting idea. More than one announcer has come to the conclusion that the character of *Jake* in his *dirty critics* is to make his announcer in the sign language. RADIO QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (Mr. Massacill will be glad to help you solve your radio problems. Write him in one of this paper.) Q. E. V. F. says: "The flashlight battery is which is not marked and has a battery. It is not marked and has a mine. How can I tell which connection is the negative?" Ans.-Connect two copper wires to the terminals of the battery and immediately add the number in a glass salt water. Bubbles of gas will appear about the wile which is negative. Q.—W. H. A. says: "I very often hear a loud popping sound coming from my if battery eliminator. What can be the cause of this?" Ans.-It sounds as though one of your filter condensers was flashlight battery. The condition which is doing this and replace it with a new one before it starts and damages the rectifier. Q.—M. H. R. says: "I have just finished building a five tube set with two stages of 4-unit radio equipment, which would be a problem with a good result but seem to be too critical as I also have a sign that very easily. How can I make it less critical?" Ans.-You might try neutraliating the filter tube if that is not already done. Also try not a lower resistance grid leak and a lower plate voltage on the detector tube. (Copyright, 1926, by The Ronne-Brown Corporation, Chicago) load To ter ath of a sow's ear," as the saying goes. The world "education" means to "draw out," not to "pour in." So that any student who thinks all he has to do is sit there and have another project. An assessment of unfruit knowledge into the exams has another guess coming. The young man whose mind is a sponge will succeed—the one whose mind is a sleeve will fail. The one who thinks of his work first and parties—part will succeed; the one who regards the college slowly as as unless appendage of his first will fail. No man can attain the all-around success that can the college man; no failure is so direct as the college man who goes down. Health is an essential to a successful college career. The young men or women who dislimate their vital forces in late hours, drink and vice cannot be good students. And there's plenty of opportunity at college for indulging a vicious habit in those so depressed. Don't do it. Remember the old village. "Mans same in Corporate same" (A sound mind in a sound body.) Get plenty of sleep—right hours is none to much. Exercise sufficiently to keep in good physical trim. Get enough healthful recreation to keep from growing dull. Don't think that the test of a real college man is how late he can stay out, how much hotch he can come with, and how many hearts he can break. Keep your eyes on the future—on the sweep of years that lie here you—during which you will build your life's structure on the foundation whose outstretches will construct a lasting foundation and the superstructure that will support your QUESTIONS & ANSWERS Two Much Acid Mr. McKay's burn-in feature in the side left above first vib. my heart is much more gas on stomach. I'm red. Am I (1) WHAT IS the cause? (2) What is the fee for an examination? Hearty (1) You may really have an excessive amount of acid in the blood of the stomach. The irregularity of the action of the distended stomach against the heart. Your stomach is too acid. The best thing to do is to eat a meal of vegetables without personal contact with the localities. The important thing is that there never be any reason for the heart to be back. (Copyright, 1926, by the Bunnett-Drown Corporation, Chicago) Meandering with Marjorie BY MARJORIE ADAMS SCHOOL day school days are not easy. It it wont there. Now is the time It seems to me that pencils were the bare of my school day existence. Father kept me supplied with beautiful long yellow ones of which I was inordinately proud. I was, and to say, extremely susceptible to filtering remarks regarding them and would find usually that I had "lent" of them when the time came to write and I would be reduced to the use of an ignominious stub which I kept for emergency. The automatic pencil has done a way with this plate to a great extent. 2. A lamps of campbull placed on the case in which silver is wrapped and keeps the silver remarkably free from taraxite? 1 cup of molasses 1 13 cups of flour 2 1 cup of sugar 3 1 teaspoon of sugar 4 1 teaspoon of cinnamon 5 1 teaspoon of almonds 6 1 teaspoon of salt 7 1 teaspoon of butter or oil 8 1 cup of milk and baking soda 9 add vanilla and dry ingredients 10 mix minutes and whisking and 11 mix and bake for five minutes 12 mix and bake for seven minutes Marvelous Wall Styles Now Ready This is the time of year when summer clothes appear fadd to end and work-it-it has been a long and worse look disreguishable. When I passed the store yesterday, and, when I was in the park, I felt positively shabby in the garments which I were accomodably at the beginning of the second day, and I was all so well to see the door and sighed with relief when I found several charming frucks. I was very excited to see the own and I found an adorable contess trimmed with buttons. I got a peelous rose-like all-in-dresser occasions with a dull green all-around dress of will with crasamy-face trimming. Or, course, my summer straw was absolutely passage; so I looked at him. I found just what I wanted to right away with him. I could roach in the other hats. I had never had a good thing in being fitted and never fell to find the proper shoes. Walking shoes are more comfortable than moccasins and can be had in several sizes. (Copyright 1976, by The Bonnet Brown Corporation, Chicago) Chuckle Column "SUNNY WORLD" There's been a shrinkage of nine inches in face. Superior. What did the water go? Stocks or mills? Europeans say we American worship is the most important part of the day we will see theiver. You can back the dollars they over us. Use Talem Pondert? The drys claim this country will soon be totally dry. What are we? For our Saturday night, bags that? The modern politician is mathematical wizard. He can figure out how to spend a quarter of a mile each day. It is an endless skill to have a fortune left when you're living from office. Planning Tours! An Indiana-lad-looking for a third living to match it in a tank of gasoline. When he gets to a export on thrills. They're offering $1 a quart for blood. There quick — somebody! Kindly punch us on the nosel. "Veryous people learn this world-wide test of the world's life will us. Then we qualify as a progressive. We asked a spinnet to the old day we have and we will go to the other place." Well, you're a got-your ners! Aha! "Nuts are goes for our health," say the vegessama. So that's what little Johnny always cleans off the top of the cake that. Performers to harmonize with her moode—is the latest for mildly-cooler people—is the most common in the fragrance of new papers. She's always in a mood for more of it. Up in Alaska, they're manufactured. "Not Dogs" out of raindeer meat, the where Bants Cloud makes his next trip in a thiver. Bombardier discovered that Bombardier had a new engine that they had just made. But that engine was not the one they bettered. The Crane had the Crane had a new engine that Germany would be so happy with. Germany would be so happy with. For "Houng" into "The Darkness" There's a bathing suit out designed particularly "for evening wear." But they leave us completely in the dark by what they mean "for evening wear." Maybe there's nothing to it. FAMOUS LAST LINES "Look! It Faded!" (Copyright 1918 by the Huntman- Brown Creation, Chicago) HOOBS By R. P. Edwards 181-183 he was a traumpetmer- ger in the Army during the Wayland Sammally. His ambition was to win money and build a mansion, which cost him money. After his awestment, accepted and worked his mansion, and he conquered himself to mansion. He conquered himself to mansion. He conquered himself to mansion. He conquered himself to mansion. By the Lott Mason Marmont- ry, suffering, savage, and a dangerous, suffering, savage, and a dangerous, suffering, savage, and a confidence of his critics, battling GARY A. THOMPSON. In 1914 he suffered in Hosworth. In 1916-Victoria EVOLUTION DISCUSSED ON HAR- LEM NETWORKS By William Pickens B. W. Pickens F. B. Pickens And someone was selling books among this street audience.—“The Deacert of Man” and other such texts! Now, why is it the people will listen like this to a street talk on what is proverbially supposed to be a “dry subject” and yet are supposed to be uninlined to attend indoor sermons and lectures? I felt you, there must be something missing in those forms: discourses. This street talk was virile and unconventional. Most of the indoors were plattishous, artificial and lack courage. A fellow who is burdened with the weight of a church, a lycopam, or some other institution is afraid to say more of the things which Harrington said heldly on this street, corner. The 1990s talk are generally limited, voussled, long-tied. This street talk was unschised, free, even during—Perhaps like Sacristes, we trust pursues truth on the street corners and in the highways, and seek the beautiful and the Good in the mob and among the outcasts. BOOKER T. WASHING TON HIGH SCHOOL SNOTES FROM THE PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE BOOKER T. WASHING TON HIGH SCHOOL SNOTES FROM THE PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE In order to enable the Boknes to meet her new teacher class on the first day of school, she will take trade examinations for new courses. The classification of graduates of the high school public will be recorded at the beginning Monday, Sept. 18th. The schedule of these pre-printin- tails follows (Graduates) of the Grade Schools of Dallan) Monday, Sep- day 14. A Baptist-Tuesday September 14 1 A Pupils Tuesday, September 14, 1980, is the 20th Weekday, September 28, 19 A.M. 2 A Pupils Thursday, September 16, 1980, is the 20th Weekday, September 18, 1980, P.M. 3 A Pupils Friday, September 17, 1980, is the 20th Weekday, September 17, 1980, A.M. 4 A Pupils Friday, September 17, 1980, is the 20th Weekday, September 17, 1980, High School Faculty Meeting - Saturday, September 18, 1980. A.M. Entrance examinations for new pupils from out-of-town schools are given to be held during the year 1980. A.M. is also held during the year 2000. 5 A Pupils and Schools are being and above) will be conducted in the entire week of registration. All pupils will be required to present such成立了 the participants, class report cards, promotion cards, etc. Pupils who fail to garroll according to the schedule as published will get the admitted to classes on Monday, September 20th. Provision will be made to be held on Monday and Tuesday September 20th and 21st. at 1:00 P.M. which means that they will loss one or two days of class work. Five Hundred Fifty pupils enroll in the Booker-W. Washington High School, which is expected to be held on 10th week of registration. It is expected that 600 will enroll this year. The enrollment of the high school is 10 days from 22nd to 22nd. The following information has been obtained from the University of Arizona and the transcript of education of Willie H. Young, a graduate student in the college of engineering at the university. The student registrar of the university is with whom he is a graduate student and who is in his first year of study. He is in keeping with her opportunity in being with her opportunity in college, in the university's engineering department. The following graduates have made applications for college admissions: Willie H. Young, Pratt View College; Johnnie M. Miller, Wilberforce University. Mrs. W. A. M. Alder, the mother of the principal, is among the principals of the money from extra John during the principal's first year in his savings account almost all the time. He colleges the first year. Mr. Paul M. E. Church, Dr. G. A. Clark, to Mr. Clinton A. Kosovy, Sunny, to Mr. Robert A. W. Wagner, the president of the congregation's association of Mr. Morrison A. Surrey, to Mr. Clinton A. Kosovy, Sunny, and his institutions to enter Howard University, he has served his church more than any other person in the compensation for his services. He is also the founder of the Washington High School. After having spent a month in Europe, he and the Young Men's Christian Association, Thomas Robert Colbert, for America, about his time in the United States, will be admitted for his time Monday or Tuesday of next week. He will be permanent upon his arrival, and the internship will be announced for him. Johnny Reynolds, son of Jimmy Reynolds, son of Jimmy Reynolds, may make requests for his services. Washington High School, too, may make requests for his services. Washington High School in the state this fall. BACK TO-SCHOOL, elacards are being distributed throughout the state to help students in their teacher-Teacher Associations. Speakers will be invited to School Campaign next week. Little Lucia Robinson died at the little her parents' folded memorial. Her parents were in the Army. Mia Max Thomas is very ill at her home on Roe Ave. Mr. Jack- kirk was her friend. Mrs. K. Moon is ill. at her home on Clinton Ave. on, Clinton Ave. Mrs. Kenуard is also ill at her home on the business. Lynch is able to be up a gain. Kenneth Paynes was struck by an ado, he sustained several bruises. Mr. Pham is ill at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Thompkins and family have just returned from a quarter hour to Tyler and Jackson. Sunday School opened at 8:26 Sunday at Greater St. James. Eighth Church, the officers were served at 11 AM. Rev. J. H. Winn, pastor preached a wonderful sermon. 1:30 P.M. the pastor met the official staff of the church in a special council for the purpose of performing some educational plans for the future. The auxiliary staff, 2:30 P.M. of the school, 1:20 P.M. of the newتاos for the church. The pastor preached another enterable school. 1:30 Sunday School. The pastor preached another enterable school. The choir made an interesting address to the Home Mission slatesz. Greater St. James L. C. 1:30 Sunday School. The Church greeted each member with a smile. It was a Mr. The pastor preached. 1:30 P.M. The pastor was on a public legislation of all officers in their various offices. Address by Rev. J. Francis Roblin. 1:30 P.M. P.U. 1:30 P.M. Twilight in the Interior and Junior Choir. Recording the press present. BOLL STREET C. M. E. CHURCH Stewardship Board Enterprises Bishop Martin Bishop J. C. Martin was entertained Thursday afternoon by the ladies of Stewardship Board No. 1 in the home of Mrs. Jettis Mac Mathis, 2814 State Street, it was a�raclous move on the part of the Stewardship Board for entirating. Who has labeled the most meticulous with us for the past four years. His record possesses an absorbing interest to every member throughout the C. M. E. Connection. On behalf of the Stewardship Board, Mrs. Carrie Mac Morgan, Matell Dreyfus, of Stewardship Board Choral Club, presented Bishop Martin as a token of respect. Mr. and Mr. Meveredgiver gifts and was awarded those who contributed to our program. The president and members relates at the coming of Bishop Martin. May he live long to care and dignity the church of which is an able representative of Dr. N. W. Chard. Mr. and Mr. Vioila Crustfield, President, Mrs. Christie Edward Thomas, member MRS. MAUREE K. POWERS ENTERTAIN NIECE Mr. Maude, M. Powers gave a talk titled Miss Marian Darden. Wednesdays are guests of the Junior list of the University of the State of Missouri, and Mr. and Mrs. Culverston, Meeting Mr. Tubiah Mrs. M. H. Bittman Mrs. M. H. Bittman, Mrs. M. H. Bittman, and Mrs. Pinkertel interested in the diplomatic course of watermilion in the University of the State of Missouri, Vivian Helenian, and Linda Mittera, Miss Bettle and Miss Bettle who have been attending the Symposium returned home last week. University returned home last week. It is literally translated "I hap New Orleans "Crescent" Ties Series After a 14 Inning Battle With Dallas Black Giants Friday, August 20th New Qleons Ab RH Po A N Robinson, IF 4 1 1 0 0 0 0 Benjamin, 1st 4 0 0 0 0 0 Laurant, ef 0 0 0 0 0 Collins, Ind 4 0 0 0 0 0 Roth, c 4 0 0 0 0 0 Meeaux, Srd 4 0 0 0 0 0 Henry, as 4 0 0 0 0 0 Wan, pt 4 0 0 0 0 0 Williams, p 4 0 0 0 0 0 Total 1 4 2 4 22 2 0 Dallas Ab NH Po A N P. Johnson, If 4 0 1 1 0 0 0 C. Johnson, 2nd 4 0 1 2 0 0 L. Williams, as 4 0 0 0 0 0 Boan, ef 4 0 0 0 0 0 Shanks, 1st 4 0 1 1 0 0 Palm, c 4 0 0 0 0 0 Person, 2nd 4 0 0 0 0 0 Paterson, p 4 0 0 0 0 0 Total 1 28 4 12 26 0 2 Results Biolen Rases: Robinson, Laurent, Henry and Shanks. Two base hits: B Williams, Collins, Ransam. Three baggers: S. Person, Histrickout by Wills, 6; by Paterson, 4. Paterson scrifed scoring Person last half fifth. Last half seventh. F. Johnson, spigged�ring in Perseus. Sought about a time. Shanks slinged, stole second. Person hit a two-leg larger bringing in by un-tiring Recorded in Half Day Basketball R. Robb, C. Dallas, Patterson, R. R. Hoeh, C. Dallas, Patterson, R. Umpire, P. Taylor, ... 109 108 110 New Orleans, ... 805 804 110-3 Milwaukee, ... 805 804 110-3 First Game, Aug. 25 New Haven, ... 805 804 110-3 Alexander, 1st ... 4 0 3 0 0 CUBANS THE CLASS OF EASTERN LEAGUE (For the A. N. P.) --- WHERE BRAWN MEETS BRAIN New Orleans Al Alexander, 1st Ab H I Hp A 2 Ab Alexander, 1st 1 0 0 0 2 0 Lauent, cf 1 0 0 0 2 0 Lauent, 2nd 1 0 0 0 2 0 North, 1st 1 0 0 0 2 0 Robinson, cf 2 1 0 0 0 0 Robinson, cf 1 0 0 0 0 0 Henry, ss 1 0 0 0 0 0 Dianst, 1st 1 0 0 0 0 0 Total Dallas Ab H I Hp A 2 Ab F. Johnson, 1st 1 1 1 1 1 1 C. Johnson, 1st 1 1 1 1 1 1 Shanen, cf 2 1 1 1 1 1 Shanen, 1st 1 0 0 0 2 0 Shanen, 1st 1 0 0 0 2 0 Person, cf 1 0 0 0 2 0 Person, cf 1 0 0 0 2 0 Anderson, 1st 1 0 0 0 2 0 Anderson, 1st 1 0 0 0 2 0 Harnes 1 0 0 0 0 0 A. Peterson 1 0 0 0 0 0 Total SF 7 17 Results Two base hits: Person and Dien Jamin, 2 by Anderson. Dien, 2 by Anderson. Williams and Shank: Dien, 2 by Anderson. Oriens, Hosquin, 1, Roth, c, f, o New Orleans 600 200 0 New Orleans 600 200 0 Alexander, 2nd ..... Ab R H Po A X William, 1st ..... 7 0 1 6 1 0 Laura, of ..... 7 0 1 2 0 0 Collins, 3rd ..... 7 0 1 2 0 0 Roth, 1st ..... 8 0 12 0 0 Robinson, 6th ..... 8 0 1 5 0 0 Henry, 3rd ..... 8 0 1 5 0 0 Henry, 2nd ..... 5 1 0 5 2 0 William, p ..... 5 1 2 1 5 0 Benjamin, 1st ..... 5 0 1 5 0 0 Dassault, Yf ..... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Garrett ..... 0 1 0 5 0 0 Total ..... 87 5 9 27 7 1 Dailies Ab R H Po A X E. Johnson, 1st ..... 7 0 1 2 0 0 J. Johnson, 3rd ..... 7 0 1 2 0 0 L. Williamson, 2nd ..... 7 0 1 2 0 0 William, 1st ..... 5 1 2 0 0 Sleem, of ..... 5 2 2 1 0 0 Palm, c ..... 5 1 2 1 0 1 Liaie, 2nd ..... 4 0 1 2 0 0 Richardson, p ..... 4 0 1 2 0 0 Tattoo, pt ..... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Hoffman ..... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Total ..... 81.4 326 4 2 Results Base and balls by Willis T. Johnson, son and Richardson, 3rd hour, 2nd hour, 1st hour, 1st base on balls, 1st preaux was hit by Richardson, last 1st and inning, two preaux were hit. Both Collin, 1st and 2nd. Alexander, Home run, Palm, Latteres for New Orleans, Willis, p; Robinson, c; for Dallas, Richardson, Palm, c. Time of game, 2 hours twenty-nine minutes. Umpres: E. Taylor, A. Ruvet. New Orleans 026 606 601 600 01-5 Dallas 030 001 000 000 00-4 dre Pronpes' version on the mud- died schedule affair of the Eastern Colored League. Of the 27 games played by the Stars only one eub. the Nacharach Giants have best- G.22 in a series; the Cubans have won 7 out of 9 from Hildale. 4 out of 6 from Baltimore won 2 and lost none to the Lincoln's end split-over in two games with Har- riaburg and Brooklyn respectively. While Dick landry and his Bach- erach Giants who are resting com- fortably in second place have cut- ing 4 out of 6 games from the present league leaders. EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING W. L. Pet Cubana 12.10.620 Hacharach Giants 25.11.581 Hildale 22.24.517 Lincoln Giants 16.71.522 Harrisburg Gia nts 18.16.529 Baltimore Black Box 17.25.405 Brooklyn Royal Giants 4.10.266 (including games played Aug. 11) Arizona Press W. L. Petz Memphis 17, 79 Missouri 16, 84 Albuquerque 16, 84 Albuquerque 16, 84 Chattanooga 10, 13 Nashville 8, 11, 43 Atlanta 8, 11, 43 Atlanta 8, 11, 43 Cincinnati 278, 311 EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING MEMPHIS WINS 2 VIRTUAL BACKYARD MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- MEMPHIS, N. A. Memphis, Tenn. -- MEMPHIS, Red Boy conti- nues to win and tyranny for the Black straight games, running their con- trol into second alley. The scores into second alley. The scores WILLS AND DEMPSEY MEET IN MADISON 1 New York City, Aug. 31, 12 (A.N. many men in Madison Square Garden many men in Madison Square Garden thursday night. The meeting was passed. A hand-shake and a wristband were given. The shirts she wore did not an wrench in the hickory, she wore hove to Jim Paisley that Dempsey was the man of Richard was carried the man of Richard was carried champion was applauded enthusiastically. Sarah had he taken his seat, when pandemonium in the hickory looked around much to the miracle of latter, they saw Harry Wills and Wills wailed up to Dempsey and Wills wailed up to Dempsey and other cordially, and separated. from the garden he was hooded by from the garden he was hooded by byer of Richard who later declared harred from Madison Square Gate The demonstration, pleased Jim Sarley immensely and he nodded his approval, and looked knowingly at Rickard. It also handed a black-eye to the report that a Dempsey-Willis battle would prove unpopular in New York. Dampness was Champion Bevere and was the first to record according to Harry Withers, the first to win this battle lying and dodging in the air. The complication of the batting commission was that the commission was not a commission. But there comes a time when silence is as weakness not a virtue. It is time for all of us to explain language. For a larger if William Thompson and Dempsey champion and the black champion had dodged the white challenger as much as Dempsey had dodged it. Will, the Negro would have been unowned, not only by the New York Commission, but also by every other boxing authority in the Union, and there would not be place left where he could box for a orphan's milk fund. Any such dodging black champion would have been called "yellow" in no many different dialects that he would stand as a disgrace to his entire race. Harry Will was not talking easily when he questioned Dempsey's name. "Easily simple," Dempsey told him, "that for five years he has been trying to get Harry into the ring." We must at least compliment Dempsey's nerve; it certainly takes nerve to say publicly, boldly, and in big print something that every-body knows is untrue. Will is been the country-loving Dempsey, and the memory of the fun run-set not to the contrary. A few questions will make that clear? He has the boxing commission ever had to threaten Willis to try to make him contract with Dempsey? Has the commission ever ever had to order Willis to set a date for a bout with Dempsey? Has Willis ever forfeited $50,000 just to keep from meeting Dempsey? Has any promoter ever had to get an injunction against Willis to try to make him five, up to contract to box Dempsey? Has Willis ever pretended, as Dempsey has pretended, that the lack of financial inducement stood in the way? Willis has been willing to leave all the money to Dempsey if only Jack would fight. If money were the consideration to Harry, Matters in, he could get more money by agreeing to. His down TED THOMPSON WINS MID-WEST TENNIS * TOURNAMENT TED THOMPSON WINS MID-WEST TENNIS * TOURNAMENT Chicago, Aug. 23-25 Ted Thompson of the Chicago Bulls played saturday at Saturday's Brown in the finals of the mid- season NHL game. BROWN WAS HAD IN BOWLING Displaying the steadiness and stamina which have carried him to the national championship and the New York State championship. Thompson won the first, third and fourth sets with Brown winning the second. Each set was hotly contested and the playing of the contestants brought the stands to their feet frequently. The scores were as follows: 3018, 3-6, 7-5 and 7-5. In the finale of the women's single Mtg. Dorothy Pewell of Grimbled over Miss Ile- lan Miles of North Carolina 6-3, 4-2 THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1926 "IN THE REALMS OF SPORT" 2-4, 64-76, 84 The maturities of the tournament was the match between Simona and the semi-finals. Simona, playing forceful to the champion to the third and at one time the fans thought that she had been defeated but was not beated at the actual moment the champion. The chances of the champion to point which was, Thompson 32 Brown was easily defeated Dr. (1) in Williams and Richard Hudlin. St. Louis, and won the right to oppose Thompson in the finals. The tournament brought to the city tennis fans and players from all parts of the country, many of whom left Sunday night for Saint Louis to witness and participate in the national championships. ALABAMA NORMAL ANNOUNCES* GRID SCHEDULE Meetgomery, Ale. August 28, in anticipation of a schedule which is heavier than that of previous seasons owing to the addition of Atlanta University the members of the Alabama State Normal football squad now answering the call for duty with the formal practice to begin on September 12. With five conference games the Hornets are expecting to maintain the challenging position as contenders for the championship of the Southeastern conference. Through the achievements of the past two seasons to the best contests with the championship Tuskegee Institute Tigers and the heavy sounds from Tahaya's band. The band has become widely known for their hit song "Wild Things." The record of 1838, which was recorded at the Tahaya Theater, was Maribuch and Tahaya while they were defending Birmingham High School Johnson, Tahaya, Milton, Alabama to itself a challenge to the contest of the band's song. The result of the additional game, it is provided by the Alabama State union agreement for the sports. The band is October 1—15th Infantry at & K R. October 2—Nirmlagham High at October 20 - Scolma at B, N, R. November 4 - Tugleague at B, N, R. (Cranston - Bowl-Home Coming). November 12 - Talladega at B, N GRID STAR ADOPTS STRANGE PET Tuskegee Inst. Al. Aug 25—A mild sensation was created here Friday when Heal, F. Stevenson, a star backfield man on the Tuskegee "Tigers" championship level, was finally finally across the campus with a writhing five-foot snake encircling his arm. Timid, one and some who are not co-ad, lost no time in increasing the space between themselves and "steve" while the few others came on the front of the community children heralding their hero in the new role of snake character. "Steve's" new pat which is of the variety locally known as a chicken snake, was captured in the town's open halls. How the Tuskegee New Athletic field, by John H. Brown of the institute faculty, Mr. Brown turned it over to "Steve" who was taken into custodry. "I'm used to handling an amber say," Steve said, "who is from the country and a fairy." "Follow us now home, take their teeth out and keep them for pets. But this thing isn't very dangerous anyway. This is a good after playing with Tigers and only preparation for meeting the Little Blue Bats. I'm a game in which he keeps his mascot. Together with a number of other members of the football squad, he is spending his vacation at the Institute where he Texas Towns WORTHAM - A opened at the usual hour, coupon, payable was at the post. The lesson was well-discussed and everyone was greatly benefited. Rev. Wilson - of Corseans purchased the 11/80 leased from Bapelle in 1950, and the way held in the afternoon, at 1:50 o'clock. Prof. P. W. Wheeler has returned home after a few years away in Present-Winter. Mr. West Turner was called to Vegna's new day ago to attend the fun-遂的 The North School School last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jones and Mr. and Mrs. McDonald of Mexico were guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Wheeler last Sunday. DALWORTH - Most of our people have been attending the Bush day School, then entails at Coventry, villes, New York, and the going to the New York night, and is going to run a revival the coming week for Rev. J. E. Carth at Evening Chapel A. M. E. Church. Coru's, shallon and Iola. Lafette are on the sick list. BUCHANAN—Rev. J. R. Richard preached a wonderful sermon at Bright Star Baptist Church, Bunny, Mrs. Mary R. Milge gave her daughter a birthday party. Mrs. Webb and her niece are here visiting her sister, Mrs. Mary Milge. Mrs. Timmie Miles is spending the summer at Detroit, Mich. with her daughter. MINNEHAMIL WELLS — Mrs. IDWatts and her sister, Mrs. Adams Harvey were pleasant visitors at the meeting held at Bethel R. C. August 16, 1845. Watts gave to the Church $22.00 and her sister was $11.00, making a total of $50.00. We highly appreciate the contribution from the distinguished visitors. BRICKENHIDGE—Service was good at Little Bethel Missionary Baptist Missionaries. All offices were open until 11:00 p.m. on Tuesday. A wonderful meeting, training services by the president, sister J. Hwy. Jiev, H. C. Curry preached a wonderful sermon at 12 o'clock. VILLAGE MILLS—S. B. was good at all Churches. Pastoral day was a Grants Chapel Church. A. H. Hwy. K. E. Hall of Glory. Texas. D. A. York, Bro. D. York are on a visit to see their sink, father at Dragorta Texas. Rister Ruby York was here last week to visit her mother from Galveston, Texas. — LAWTON—Mr. W. M. Smith died at Bethel. The services were held at Bethel-Raptor Church Aug 18, Rev. K. A. Keith officated. The Smith lived a consistent chisalign. He leaves a wife, five brother, four sister and a host of children. A. Keith left Tuesday night for further to begin her school work Rev. Keith left Monday for further Sunday School and B. Y. P. U. Grants wall attended at Gallevis B. Y. P. at Grant's Chapel A. M. F. Church Sunday School and Service were also enjoyed at Darrell Chapel Sunday. TAYLOR Sunday School was well attended at the M. E. Church Rev. McKeay preached a wonderful persevering morning. He put a Jackson also preached a wonderful sermon Sunday. Mrs. W. Williams and several others offered to la crings, Texas Mrs. Whites and the Eno. Mrs. W. Williams. Little Taupit Mrs. Isowending the week in Columbus at the bedside of her grandfather. Mrs. W. Williams. Campbell was a city a few days. Mrs. M. Mackey, Mrs. Hornah and Miss Emma Weight have returned from the Southville open, few days with her sister, Mrs. Mackey. Mrs. Davis, wife of Mr. Litt Davis, deported this life August 18. Mr. H. Mackey, Mr. A. R. R. W. M. Senford, Mr. Arie Hantist, Rev. M. L. Covington Mr. Calvary Ban-List, participated in the funeral of the leader of the children and a host of relatives and friends, to mourn her lost. JEFPERSON - Mr. Sam Brooks died Sunday. He leaves a wife, two daughters of the son of the son of the relative to mourn his loss. Mrs. Smith, Dean, died Saturday morning. Her funeral was held at Lewis Chapel Church at Lodi, Texas and the other two children at the Lister and the sons, Mr. R. Wells, died Sunday evening. He was buried Monday evening at Cypress, Chapel, Rev. T. H. Kinsley, and theどうもの歳がの Today night, and baptized Monday evening. BROWNWOOD—Rev. R. J. Alexander was spent Sunday on a count of attending the Convention at Ranger Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Smith and the study and Mr. R. Smith left Thursday and Mr. Gregor. Revers. of the citizens, are out of the City in various towns this week: also several are visitants from various towns this week. DENTON—Rev. G. E. Brown and delegates left Wednesday for 'Cowanacille, Fort Worth to attend the Sunday School and A. J. Brown's Convention's Day. Rev. G. E. Brown was called to the bedside of his sister in the Palestine, Texas. School Plagiarism will be at Mount Pilgrim, Mr. and Mrs. Smith on the last Sunday in September. Mrs. Annie Lively of McKinney is here visiting her son and other relatives, Mrs. M. M. Williams and A. A. Aunt. M. M. Mattie. Children at Waxahachie, and other relatives are in the back of the school. Mr. R. J. Burr returned to the home at Miss. Mrs. H. H. B. B. and Mrs. H. H. B. and Mrs. H. H. B. are in the back of the school. Mrs. Nora M. Woods accompanied her home. Mr. and Mrs. John Bell of Weichita Falls motored here. Their daughter was on the back of the school. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. B. was visiting relatives and friends will accompany them back. AMARILLO — All the Churches had splendid services. Rev. George Washingtonخفّر شيدان and night. Mrs. Roberts and the day and night. Mrs. Roberta Lawrence of Oklahoma City has been visiting Amarillo but has left for Denver. Col. Ford was right Mr. R. P. Ealy is part of the city. CLUB NOTE — Lucky'13 Social Club met at the home of Mrs. Vanille Ford. 114 Harrison Street is the home of Mrs. Vanille Ford. In an enjoyable time, present. They had an enjoyable time playing cards. A delicious menu was served. Next meeting Vanilla and Mrs. Jack Sewell will be the first to join Mrs. Vanilla and Mrs. Jack Sewell. WOLFE CITY — Sunday School well attended at all Churches Sunday. Rev. J. E. Gilmore preached of the morning services and the general. The people preached at night several were baptized. Mr. P. H. Lofton. It and Miss Jane were married Saturday. Miss Jooseph was born in the United States and Mrs. H. G. Gipson of照金市 and Mr. and Mrs. G. G. G. Mrs. C. Henry of Lodeland was in the city Sunday. HILLSBORO—Mrs. Miss Hose—turned from Dallas. Mr. Hose's Austin and daughter are in the city visiting friends and relatives from Oklahoma. MT. PLEASANT — White Oak—Mrs. L. B. Price of Cookville, Tex. visited relatives here Sunday. It was a public meeting. It is visiting relatives at Woodville this week. Rev. T. E. George of Commerce began a revival at White Oak Monday night Miss Class Win and Miss Jennifer White. Mrs. E. Green was sick ill. Mrs. H. H. Hertie McGill was guest of Mrs. H. Hertie Johnson. Mr. John Brooke, Misses Della and Mrs. H. H. Hertie Johnson was last Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Johnson. Mr. James Newton will wed soon. COORADO—Rev. W. M. Lewis Evangelist is in our city conducting a soul-saving meeting. Large attendance each night. The meeting will close Sept. 5th. Pro Nunez-Matter died on the 12th. Rev. W. M. Lewis affiliated. Mrs. Nancy King died on the 15th her remains were shipped to Oklahoma. Party of sickness is being circulated in the city. Rev. W. M. Coleman and Rev. Amos have returned to the city. CENTER Mr. W. M. Fairwell and children of Galveston were the guest of Mrs. Pearlie Richardson last week and Mrs. H. White had a "Honorary" having been held home after spending the summer with Mr. and Mrs. J. Sharp. Mrs. Red, the New Miss Mody, have been held at the New Mood. Noble returned home from Parole. View. The parents are urged to be pre-rehearsed with the opening of high school on Sept. 8. Attorney Bets of Dallas delivered a timely lecture here at the Morning Night. Bets of Dallas had a high school visit, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Timpson visited relatives here last week. Mrs. Laura-Cooks and Joe McClelland were the most important. Mr. Thomas and her daughter, Marguerette, and Mrs. Maggie Lloyd of Houston are here visiting relatives of the family. Mr. M. M. Kings and Rev. G. A. Nobles attended the Farmers Congress at Prairie View. Mrs. M. D. Whatley of The People, and Mrs. E. Smith, Rev. H. O. Riggs and Mrs. E. Smith, Rev. H. O. Riggs of Timpson had charge of the service at the Prairie View Hospital. The court's budget was reshares to prairie View after his wife. TRUSTY—Mrs. T. Page has returned from Palestine where she visited her mother and other relatives. Mr. Willie Eley is very much stated over the trip. Lufax has been on the New York, New York, New York, New York, New York, New York, New York, two brothers, two slaters and a son of a living and a friend. The G. Nearly District Maid-Bourbon Insurance Co., was in the city making his quarterly inspection. GAUSE — Rev. Scott has closed his revival meeting, and all candidates have been baptified. Zion Mill will have a service. RECKENRIDGE Services were good at both households, bunded Rev. Jordan and wife returned from Fort Worth and Grandboro. Mr. Jerry Motor noted to Fort Worth several motored to Gatorfield, the clerks. Mrs. Francis Kurr was hostets to the P.I.G. Club at her residence. 111 R. Murl Street. The house was beautiful and was not an old house. It was at the time of the original different games after which cake from and punch were served. Several were present. MARSHALL — Rev. Curry closed his rally. A successful meeting was had. Rev. W. H. Hick's wife is in the East Side Hospital. Mrs. G. W. Clement is along in the hospital on the West Side. The patients during fine Marshall Chipkel A. M. E. Sunday School was well attended. Rev. W. H. Hicks preached Sunday. Rev. J. A. Jordan and Mrs. Crane and the Fort Worth were on the other side for Wharton to visit her mother and other relatives. Going away Luggage Better Laguerre at Much Lower Price. Cons in and be convinced. A remanuals set of new and unloved laguerre. Trunks~Bags~Dress-Suit Cases Good construction. $5.00 value, brazed lock drawbottle. Catchers, Cowhide Bags..... $3.00 Four inside straps..... CALVESTER ⇒ Mr. and Mrs. T. Rottz ⇒ the proud parents of a 15 pound girl. The mother and sister of Mr. and Mrs. Carle Houston married Joing away LU REAL BARG Better luggage at Much Tow vinced. A tremendous stock and savings that will be a w Tourists' Speci Traveling Tru A Re Trunks~Bags~ Wardrabe Trunks $24.75 Hard fiber covered, heavy cretonne lining with extra shoes and hat box and locking device. A $18.59 value. HAT BOXES Special... Heavy construction, crestane lining Best values in town $3.25 Extra Special... C a w h i l d leather bags Bags... Double handles and $15.99 values... $7.75 BOSTON BAGS Real Cowhide Leather Well made Special... $1.35 last Tuesday and left for their home in Children, Mrs. A. B. Alexander. Is out of town on her vacation. Mr. James Ross was called to Waco and Cameron, Friday. Dr. and Mrs. Johnson returned and with the round at her mother's home. Mrs. A. B. Whitehead, Mrs. Ruby Moore of Houston is in the city, writing her mother. Mrs. B. Woodson and other relatives. Mrs. V. E. Pinnies and Mrs. Lowe's Nineteen of Garrett Grove Community spent Wednesday in the city, the guest of Mrs. K. Baker. Mrs. W. Tina was at the New York City, Williams, is sick. Madam D. A. Rishy and L. M. Walton motored to Pt. Worth and were the guest of their mother. Mrs. R. Harding, Mrs. M. V. Booth of Houston, Texas spent the week and the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Rishy. She is now at her home in Houston. Mr. R. Harding returned with Medamm R. Hilly and Walton, Westland. Baplier Church is progressing wonderfully. HENDERSON: — Rev. J. Dodi closed a festival at Fairfield near Henderson, conducted by Rev. G. W. Williams of Tyler, Rev. Garrett of Bongview, has begun his re-meeting on August 16 at Weeley. Challenger Rev. Garrett of Longview has charge of the meeting, Mr. E. Leadon died August 15th at Tyler at the home of his daughter, Mrs. O. Ford. His body was shipped to Mt. Enterprise for burial on August 16. Meers, E. J. and T. A. Muckinroy left on Aug. 14 and Kansa City also two-boys to theிர. The Garrett left that day Mrs. Willis L. Moss arrived at home on August 12, 25 people left the County to attend the areticus. The school courses at Prairie View School Mr. N. Brown, Colored County. Demonstrator deserved much credit for the work he is putting over in Rusk County. The County was for the Colony. People will take place after the white Fair is over. It will last three days only. Mrs. Delonia Reas of Ft. Worth was the muset of Mr. and Mrs. James Brown. Save Your Money and Protect Your Family at the Same Time by Insuring NOW in the LOYAL FRIENDS OF AMERICA "I Can Save My Own Money" is alright for the man who knows just exactly how long he will live, but NO MAN KNOWS THE LOYAL FRIENDS OF AMERICA have made it possible for the Widows and Orphans of deceased members to receive $144,500.36 since 1920. AS IT PROTECTED THE LOVED ONES OF OTHERS JUST SO WILL IT PROTECT YOU. For information address: J. W. HUNT, National Grand Master, or E. J. CRAWFORD, National Grand Sec'y, 818 Good St., Dallas, Texas. MART—Sunday School was well attended at all churches. The delegates returned from Ennie Rev. R. A. Ayers, pastor of R. C. B Church preached a noble sermon Sunday night. Mrs. Annie McWright is still very ill. Mrs. N. Wash is on the sick list. Mr. Dear Carpenter is on the mend. Mr. Chan, W.H. and wife are still in our city. Mr. Tyler of Meena, Texas was a visitor Sunday in the city. Mr. Zephyr and Ann of Martin were visiting in the city also. Mrs. Dinson of Franklin are visiting her daughter, Mrs. Maggie Robertson and nine to stay a week. Mr. L.D. Ship from Fort Worth and Mrs. Eugene Hatchleford motored here Sunday. CLEBURNES — How Williams and several others attended the Bunnywood Convention at Duttes In 1945, Mr. Wim's work was returned from their old home at St. Louis, at the Newark and the Saturday of the home of the New York, Rev. Clark's official Mrs. O'Neill, who was at the New York�-Tobacco Co., and was a daughter, Mrs. Jackson, Mr. B. Brown and Mrs. Edna MacBureau. Rever. Williams, official Mr. L. Vanilla, official Mr. S. M. W. B. Bierfield, Mr. Brown and Mr. New York's B. Bierfield was visited at Wichita Ratio at Regnola, The Mystery sieter with a short-day, the "Golden House" in the�quand Sunday School Convention in Rungland at the First, Dapton's ground Sunday Day, and the first of the first and the first Saturday even-night. August 14th and 15th were the last-day party for their mother's Baildons's house was saved by family members and the family of the family's child. The last week Mrs. E. W. W. B. Bierfield was returned to the reformed place at the New York, Rev. Clark's official Mrs. T. Taylor. STREET — Sunday was a high of the two the Pierling Street was at. The W. W. B. Bierfield of Conver�ed High School was subject to "Heavened" a powerful common. He was very old at the new York City. C. G. is spending her vacation. C. G. is spending her vacation. Mr. T. Vanilla has returned to the New York's All Convention at L'Aubert. The new New York's All Convention at L'Aubert is in town this week. Mr. A. A. CENTER-Elder W. H. Harrison was here on the 3rd Sunday Sunday Day. His fourth quarterly conference for this place, Mrs. N. Garrett spent Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. C. Fountain, and Mr. H. Doals with her two small children related to the First Children's Day. Mr. N. Garrett was in Rhreeport last week. Miss Roole Brown of Shelbyville is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. D. Hollins. ST. John Community—Rev. Mc- Christian of Nanodoches assisted our pastor Rev. M. P. Times in a great meeting last week. Mrs. N. Y. Singleton of Geovs spent a few days with her parents. Mrs. Min- the Gallister spent the week end of the weeks with her son Mr. Wm. Moore was a pleasanter sailer at home of Mrs. White recently. Mrs. Q.s Booth, Miss Idel, King and Mr. Tru McClelland enjoyed a good dinner Sunday at the home of Mrs. D. Jones. Mrs. Minnie McCoy of Shrewsopt is spending a while with mother-Mrs. A. Armour. Miss Roole Brown spent Tuesday with her mother Mrs. A. Armour. Mrs. Tilds. Hande spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. J. R. Allen. MARLIN — Mrs. E. J. Johnson and mother have returned from Los Angeles. California. All of the summer students from the California summer schools have returned. Lee and Hunt of Houston and Kansas City with their families are in town for the hot water. Mr. Matthis is in Dallas and his family 대한 ஹெலிகாப்டர். New hours in Martin Friday. Mr. S. D. Cain of Waco was a visitor in Martin Friday. Mr. Robert J. Washington of Sanford, New York was up from the Alamo City for years visiting his brother, R. J. Washington and family. Miss M. V. Johnson has been elected principal of the Field of City school for Colored Prof. Calloway was in Marshall last week to see his sick daughter. Mr. Gardin and wife returned from Longview and Marshall Sunday after a week's stay visiting relatives and friends. Mr. Hothoway of Palestine is in town conducting a U.S. P. Drives. Mrs. Ellen Porter is in Houston was a Martin Visitor at Waco. Mr. P. Yarbough will begin on Thomas R. W. Sturring, Business and Law, 1886, pp. 100-105. Mr. Marnie Norris has returned from Cisco, Texas. Dr. Jackson Huckering and Mrs. Rachel Reece attended Handy School Congress at Hunnis, West week. Rev. Tales of Reeville was in town last week in interest of his tuberculous basalt. Mrs. E. L. Glinson was hostess to a birthday party Thursday night. The reporter, H. H. Black Jr. and his father will leave on Sept. 3rd for Abilene, Texas where R. H. Jr. will begin his four years' term as principal of the Colored High School. Mr. Willis H. Smith and wife handles the Express from now on. Mr. Richardson and wife of Houston are in town for the hot water. Mr. V. Ollie Glinson and wife have returned home but is expecting to leave for Austin, Texas is begin that week Athe D. D. H. Institute. Miss Thorson Carroll is touring Okla. and Kinnass on her 3 weeks' time. The I. R. Club met at the residence of Mrs. Thoms Hirtfield. After the usual openine, the club streed around the Alphabeats quilt and began quilting for one hour. They were then ushed into the dining room where the serving of chicken, salad, cream, gravy, lettuce, ice cream, chocolate cakes and punch. PITTSBURG — Mrs. Thomas of Shreveport, I.m. began a revival at the A. M. E. Church Sunday the. She in a very affeitient speaker. Many additions have been made to the church. May. Walks of Illinois has a series of revivals at One C. Church also. The Christian Church people have completed the building of their new church. They do not expect to occupy it until they have finished it. Mrs. Rechelia THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1920 MARSHALL—Mrs. Robert Majone and at her home in the Western portion of the city. She was the mother of one of our leading teachers of this city, and the wife of our old friend, Robert Malone. She was a member of the Court of Calanthe and the Knights and Daughters of Tabor also a member of Rhenner M. E. Church. The funeral was attended by Rev. J. E. Campbell from Rhenner M. E. Church. Mrs. இசாம் Loto is seriously ill. Mrs. N. Hardemann and Mrs. G. Taylor have returned home from a few days vacation. The young men's flush met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. V. Laceys with 18 members present. The meeting opened at the usual hour, # 10:00 Mr. J. G. Edwards presided. Mr. R. Taylor is IAGO—Mr. and Mrs. Bol Allison had as their guest the past week Mr. Dave Allison of China, Profile, Mrs. M. L. Williams and Miss Alberta. Hughes returned home last Wednesday from Houston. I and Willie Monroe and F. L. Foster attended the American Woodman Group meeting. In Richmond Wednesday, Mrs. Billie Armstead of West Columbia is here visiting her sister, Mrs. Lucy Anderson. Mr. Willie Monroe of Heaumont, Tex. is here for an indefinite visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. L. Movie. Mr. A. A. & Thes are being quite risk the past week; but is some now Mrs. M. L. Allison was a Wharton visitor Wednesday FEHIN—The Zion Rest Association was held here with a large and interesting delegation. Rev. Carterson presented R.R. Simpson Sunday. The Women's Department raised over $200.00; total raised during the association 1700.00. It was known to be the best association in the history of Zion Rest. Rev. W. C. Barnes, Moderator, Mr. F. A. Little, City reporter. BRECKENBRIDGE—Sundy School was well attended at all churches and detailed during the night from the R.J. Convention Bishop D. D. Johnson was in the city's week. He preached a sermon while here. He is leaving Thursday for Ablens. Mrs. Wittgen was the city from North Worth visiting her counselor. Mrs. W. W. Dasher, Mrs. Conell, made a trip to Weihita Falls, the city's second grandson, Mrs. Xzel, was a visitor in the city Sunday from Albeny, Texas. The first was Mr. W. W. Dasher from Westerburg, North of New York. Mrs. Wittgen left Sunday for Weather. Wittgen, Rev. J. A. Jordan and wife are in Fort Worth attending the school. Mrs. Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Clements motored to Ranger Convention. LONGVIEW—Mrs. Thelmo Ballery spent a few hours at home with the R.J. Convention Bishop D. D. Johnson at his home, and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Dasher. He was at the L.A. Medical School. Daniel has purchased a new car. The misfairy virels No 4000 were a stock price of $1.00. Wednesday On the 20th March Mr. Loop joined the R.J. Convention Bishop D. D. Johnson was the guest at Ablens' main was served when Mrs. Wittgen was the guest. When the R.J. Convention Bishop D. D. Johnson with a breakfast party Thursday morning. August 15 at the house of Mr. W. W. Dasher at the North Marriott Street in honor of Mrs. Conell's Pennell of Tine. Mrs. J. A. Jordan was sent to the school on the visit last year. ADD TO TILLER Mrs. J. K. Kittrell High School teacher will leave Tuesday on an extensive trip she will visit. Denver, Ohio, Cheyenne, Wro, and the city states. The experts found in the stater were young. Sound to Van Couver B. C. This trip will carry her through Rock Mr. Nate Park and also Ginger Park. She will return to the city in time to resume her duty. Sept 19th. CLUBBURN—The funeral of Miss Ermies Thomas was reached last Wednesday at the First Baptist Church, Ray Isaac's A. Dawn and Rev. Fallow of Port Worth, official. The Wednesday was given the funeral. Decker Engleshen had chorn of the body Mr. Lord Williams of Gray, left Sunday for Port Worth. It and Mr. E. G. Melin left Monday for the New Waller of Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. R. R. Rille of Cleveland, attended the funeral. Mrs. Roxie Jones has returned to Houston. Mr. Claureca Ligin of Houston was in the elitr last week, including the relative Rev. Hower, the old Mrs. E. E. E. E. and the New Waller of Cleveland. Jack on the 5th Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Scott and other members of the family visited their mother. Mr. L. E. Dying, Mrs. J. J. Doll and Mr. and Mrs. J. T. spencer, motored to Altarada, Sunday. Mrs. J. T. spencer, played the wedding murch at the Sewell-Brown wedding at Alvarado, Mrs. J. M. Bolding, has been visiting her husband, Rev. J. M. Holling; but has returned to her home in Ballinger. MINIMAL WELLS— Mrs. Willie Montolle and son and Mrs. Collin srden left Saturday for their home in Nerman. 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DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1920 is at home again. Rev. R. J. Sanders is getting ready to meet the Sunday School Convention of his District which will convene at Saunny Chapel A. M. E. church next week. See the agent and keep the Express going or call for it at McDermott's Cafe. SAN ANGELO — Madomes N. Dilla, Jante Hickka, Rachel Hچمبونمودد. Insult, Chance, the United States, the Fanger, Texas last week. Prof. F. G. Brown purchased seven lots on the Westland Street recently and has been in the house on his property on West second floor. In the property on West second floor having some improvements made on her home, Mrs. Dana Johnson is visiting Frieden's ex-father's house. We are spending her vacation in Waco and other points in Central Texas. Mr. Jane� Brass band, The major come to us well recommended by high officials in the K-of-P ranks and the city of the city of our entire city. Prof. Brown has purchased a New Shop for the first time. Mr. E. E. Brown has purchased a Ford Coupe for himself. The great rally at the C. N. R. Church last Sunday, was a great performance of the new group. Mr. E. E. Johnson raised $17 which was the highest amount of the group's performance. $200.00 purchase. Ticket to the Annual Conference. The member of the M. E. Church took to the group's own brand and the members of Wesley Chapel and the First Baptist Church for their return to the group. Mr. W. W. was returned home from her vices; the and Rev. Wyatt is spending his vocation. Fossil McNeely has been the first of the Dismons, as he is having it improved. Mr. and Mrs. Raymon. Souchers have just been in the office. The office is given in East Texas. The topper takes the readers of the Express for a post-up. It is not not set good write-ups and cannot sell the paper without your support. BREECKENBRIDGE — Mr. and Mrs. Luke Batty motored to Waco last week to visit reliefws. Miss Hughes of Los Angeles, is spending the week here with her stator Mrs. Luke Batty. Services were wood at both Churchill, Sunday Mrs. M. E. H. Miller is in the city visitk her son Mr. Arbury Craine Mrs. Hattie Hannah leaves for Brenham, Texas to visit her mother. She will return the last of Oct. Mrs. Mamla Calhary has returned from Galvestville, Texas. Mrs. P. Kirk was hostess of the P. L. G Club Tuesday. A delightful evening was spent, games were played after which a delicious menu was served. HAPENINGS HAPENINGS The orchestra was playing "Sweet Man" at a social gathering. A restaurant was made by a distinguished visitor to play "Sweet Child. I'm Trayy About You." It happened this morning, and the choir's personality, so graced the visitors with her mocking bird expression, will it happened, he said. "So it's the same." The names are they white? Mrs. J. E. Storage, 1346, 40th St. Los Angeles, Calif. in the guest of Miss Maurice Slaughter, the beautiful and accomplished daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Blumberger, the London Average. It happened the Franz Offler and the Dallas Express Representative, were beautiful and�-brained with classical musical numbers, and noting the wonderful paintings of Miss Slaughter. Dr. R. T. Hamilton, our stateman and physician who for three weeks of his vacation at Harlem, Arlington, is still our own Dr. T. H. Mr. E. J. Crawford and his brother, Randy Crawford left for Chicago. He happened they moved to Chicago and observe, and a study of conditions as put in their own group. Mr. Robert L. Rlee, president of the local Negro Business League, left for Cleveland, Ohio, to attend the National Negro Business League. It happened he will be prepared to work on National League to Rev. J. L. Williams and wife of Waco, Texas preached an able sermon last Sunday at St. Paul M. E. Church. It happened Dr. Williams enjoined the Christians to use common sense. It happened air is a reproach to any one, says he. It happened by pointed out the evils of the present age. Prof. T. H. Pratt and little daughter, Thress Miss. W. P. Waller and daughter Ruth. The Reverend G. W. Taylor left for Louisville. K. to attend their National Convention. It happened they will visit Mammoth Cava and Cincinnati, Ohio, before returning to Dallas. Our racial group is doing good deal of remodeling renovating and building in and around Dallas. It happened they have caught the vision of progress and Dallas is affording a great opportunity business enterprises and beautiful homes. It happened that the management through the representatives are being flooded with subscription The Home-Makers Industrial first Colored Girl Reserve Club to School offers a community Center be organized in the City of Dallas from which North women, boys and among the few in the State of Arkansas many opportunities are pleased. betterment and upfit. The classes in Millbury, Neighbour, Jasperstreet and Millbury, Wiltshire have been offered for many others in different parts of the city. With the great years it has afforded space for clinic directed and supported by infant Welfare Association, by Community Chest adjoices, a La briary that is open to all, that offers a schooling given in many boys' and girls useful employment and instruction. The Rainbow Triangle was the The Club was organized in March 1926 at the Home Makers Industrial Association, Wiltshire, under the leadership of the Y. W. C. A. The following is the list of members: Alicia S. Science (white), C. Bowell, Ethelyn Cham and Corrine Tennon, Club Adviser. Gail and Erik have shown a great deal of appreciation for this kind of movement, as shown by twenty girls have been recognized. Almost as many more will be eligible in September. tale copies and turns of the Dalai lama will read the Dalai Express. Mr. Obama. B. Stachinski left for of grand Chancellor B. W. Willett grand Chancellor is not seriously grand Chancellor B. W. Willett with his family in respect to the happened he is not dangerously in. WINNERS IN MADAM C. J. W. TO CONTENT - 2008 TO KNOWN. september 16th to Mark end of campaign. Indianapolis, Ind. Aug. Sept. 4 -Gradually, but with certainty the people to our people is being put together. Phoenix Free Trip. Around the world. Free Trip. Around the world. to run. The rules by Which termination on September 18th and September 25th will positively not be extend "The 285 contestants, made up of outstanding persons, in the real world, and unattainable for our race, are all members of representing the American nations of representing the American different countries which the winner with win, votes for whom can be considered." every state in the Union has cast five different foreign countries into a foreign invaded and are watching with interest of the race on September 11th. It is conservatively estimated that five players have then made the waits for the preparations as a direct result of the "BLACK PATTERN" EXECUTED Nahville, Tenn., September 4—(A-N-P-D-Death was marked out by the number of players in the war before injuries in July. tle for his life was fought through all the courts of the state. He went to the electric chair without a whimper. Burr's habit, according to police, was to attack white "peting parties" on lonely roads at midnight. In and to have robbed them, and in addition to have robbed them, and the other of the parties. Three years after Barr's death, Barr was traced through a file of his wifes and children, who wrote his wills and passed by him. Barr himself confronted Barr's failure to pay his contender. Barr's NO INJECTIONS IN LITTCHING Lewisville, Ark., Sept. 4—(A. N. P.)—No. Indietments were returned by the Lafayette county grand jury which was supposed to investigate the lynching of Charles Powell near here two weeks ago. Powell had killed a deputy serif. RAT BITES WOMAN; SHE DIES Washington, September 4—(A. N. P.)—Mrs. Frances Dutler, 25, died here Friday afternoon from blood poison which developed from a rat bite she received on the cheek Wednesday. WOMAN HELD FOR KILLING MOTHER Lewisville, Ark., Sept. 4—(A. N. P.)—A special grand jury was impaired here Monday to indict Mrs. Mary Franklin, 45, for the alleged killing with an axe of her mother. Mrs. Dora Mayfield, 65, at her home near Stamms. 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Professing themselves to be wise, they became foods, and changed the world of the incorruptible God into an image like to corruptible man, and to hide, and forsoofed bear give them up to uncleanness thus the lusts of their own hearts, to dishonest their own bodies among the divers, their who changed the truth of God into a life, and worshipped and served the creature more than the Greater, who is pleased for the more." It is to be kept in mind that idol worship is just as prevalent to the world when Aaron made the guided, eaf for the ignorant people to worship. Our idols partle of many forms as man worship, please, in the worship of the worship the worship of apathetish, the worship of foolish-rife. Among the inppmors to be remembered in our abby today we note the following: 1. Two years of leadership. These are reproposed in Aaron and Munoz reproposed. The Aaron proved to be of the expediency type — and his tribe to be cleanness into own heart, to budier among and worshipped ture more than blessed forever kept in mind just as preva Arson made the ignorant people doin partile of worship, please worship of gold, itin, the wor. The worshi of the lessons to our study today ing: 1 Two lyn so are repro- d Moses respec- ed to be of the and his tribe is LITTLE "THAT LITTLE-CAME" Inter-na'l Carloon Co., E.I.-By B. Link WALLING BLOWS IN, DON'T LET HIM PLAY. HE HORNS IN OVEREXPECTED, STICKS FOR THREE OR FOUR HANDS, AND BUZZES OUT WIN OR LOSE. A CARD DRAW. Dallas District Notes Bishop W. D. Johnson, made the within line with two powerful well delivered, accents in Bethlehem Gatineau Chapel A, M. K. Church, Dallas enjoyed the episcopal visitation he heard this great and good man of God, Prof. N. A. Hankin, acting vice president, wife of Prof. W. A. Jackson, secretary of the Executive Board and wife accompanied the bishop and wife of Prof. W. A. Jackson, above named. All members College All members sensitive to the security and the presidency of Paul College have been definitively appointed to the annual session last June and all intimation references as to what must be probably done in simple arrangement the board has asked and is final until next June, read detail disturbing and will open as a senior college (Aapt. 11, H. W. Wichita Falls, Texas, District Sunday School convention all cara carrying the bishop from Bethlehem A, M. K. Church, Tuesday, September 7 at 6am, all cara carrying the bishop from Bethlehem A, M. K. Church, convention will open at 10:30 a.m. Gaines Chapel The quarterly meeting was just wonderful, Rev. I. W. L. Hell, delivered a message of great thanks to Baldwin W. D. Johnson, delivered a message of love to President Isaak, spoke of the standardization of Point Coin Collection, and Jackson, editor of the *Charlton* spoke of the standardization of Point Coin Collection, and Hamilton, this represented the Taxa Methodus, W. A. C. Ayre, met represented the pressing older, it was indeed a great day for it. It was indeed a good day for it. The good people were all smiles. St. Paul A. M. E. Church Next quarter at 8 a.m. quarterly meeting at 8 a.m. in the Union Quarterly Meeting. The Worship Society will unveil their beautiful cathedral glass window all memorials each Church in the city are invited to interact interesting program at the church. and Larner J82; Rev. A. J. Smith, pastor. ```markdown ``` LISTEN, IF THAT GUY WALLING BLOWS IN, DON'T LET HIM PLAY THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1926 A The evening was enlivened by the magnificent ambushment of two drakes on the river. The winer when the decision had been made, and the man who had loved responsible for the verdict, had resigned. The man who hurried the vulture Watton, the two Chief in the mitten baker, and the man who --- legion. The element in our society which never express a positive conviction. When the people insisted that they wanted a visible god notwithstanding the second commandment, he yields to their foolish demands. People was left with their own "new charge-of-him." The Church and State are afflicted with that kind of leadership today as to which they are in need of their country. — It is sweeping over the country,— it is being charged up to the influence of the World War — the back-wash as writers are pleased to do. It is being a very well-known, and the greedings for law enforcement, and the breaking down of the fundamental laws Many of the great pupils are silent on these questions, while they are engaged in a countless combat over modernism, and fundamentalism. The Kabbath as an institution is disregarded with pumbling dens, pool, halls and dance halls, wide open Sunday as any other day. Of all the people in this country who should respect God's law the Negro is the most conspicuous among the others. When the need of more such leaders. SATURDAY NIGHT, BREEBERS IN AT QUITTIN' TIME, SITS IN FOR THE TWO BIT LIMIT CONSOLATION, TIMES, JOHN OPENS FOR THE LIMIT, EVERYBODY DRAWS AND LANS BUT JOHN AND WALLING, JOHN BETTS, WALLING BETTER HIS QUEEN. OPENSERS AND WALLING WINS THE EIGHT BUG POWER, BUILT BUILTLES ON A FOUR CARD DRAW. FLOWERS RETAINS CHAMPIONSHIP SITLE IN FURIOUS BATTLE WITH GREB Madison Squares Garden, Sept. 4-11; Hirsch, Grace of Pittsburgh, Sept. 10-13; rules of training when he was mild-weighted champion of the world so that he lost the title to Terry Frazier; to regain his lost laurels in a return bout at Madison Squares Garden; flowers aly race men to hold the world's mild-weighted champion, easily outpitted Grace in a Champion Greta's Master The fight, which for the most part was a physical contest, was position of the prettest account. Greta was the first to flower. Flowers demonstrated that he was the punch and outgunning him when they wrestled in a robust collar. Greta, whom his promises of victory had well and well in no shape, was the first to strike at the fist, save for a slight hit. Greta faced with her face collided with Greta's hobbit. 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