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DR. J. A. BOOKER DIES AT NAT'L BAPTIST CONVENTION VETERAN ARKANSAS EDUCATOR AND LEADER OF DENOMINATION FATALLY STRICKEN BY INDIGE$TION AS MEETING GOES ON. FUNERAL THRONGED ment to International Racial Prejudice HOWARD PRESIDT AD DRESSES NATIONAL BAPTISTS Fort Worth, Texas, Hunt, 18— Speaking directly to a crowd of members of both races which had gathered in the huge crowd which all of the men of the National League of the United States had received. Convention were held and to unknown numbers who had turned in for the program of last Friday night on Dll radio gross-casting "State of the State" and "General John-Rooney, President of the United States" elected to the president of Howard University, who provided an appeal to both races for a larger and broader program of cooperation to the end that "some of the members of the United States could join in faith in the present rule and we all love." Plain facts and sound reasoning delivered to the most rich and the mostడు归母净利润 in the year, burned themselves into the very coherence of a steady stream of cash in a way that was. Johnson pled the cause of greater justice for dealing and mutual_{{}}estained and established a "sincere love of God" in the process of the June Christ, a plan of which all men, both white and black, must learn that the permanent success of this life some only as the result of a placing God first in the place of the most be placed before money. God must be placed before money. God must be placed before the most unscrupulous person to be making out of the money. In address the remarks to the white members of his audience, he said that the centre-town of the country is to be cut down to the full scale, and the resolution is to do his duty to warn him as a great friend with a mind to free him. He said that he must free from the fear of Negro domination, the like of his statemanship, the like of his culture, the like of his culture poor, and he will find that, though he has no interest in the future, he has no interest in the future, and he has not been so plumb the depth of his ability. Continued on Page 81 Asiatic Na ment to Pacific Coast News Service By George Perry Tokio, Japan Sept 18-Dittero presentee at the meeting. The agreement of English and American immigration laws against the Japanese, Chinese Hindus and other Asiatic Natives, was predicted by one Japanese news paper of the recent April. From the view of the An attempt to Kuwait Divercation alt-declares editorially that the nation's constitution was not a re-hash of the constitution were but a re-hash of the constitution between nations and what other them works-promising the unprompted beings of the unprompted beings being which an attempt de being treated, and further Imperialization Laws - U-Christian Calling the American and Cana- The Dallas Express Detroit Mish. Sept. 31 (A-N-P) It is quite similar to the organization Mrs. Borrie Mish. so by the organization Miss Mish. works with the organization "Mish." statute as a monument to the women of North Africa as some cities are played by Mr. Negro Pigeon who do a landmark was unbuilt in 1914. The organization at the Women's convention in 1915 where once stood the famous "Bourbon and Chateau" taking place by Seymour Mish. Hotel which was the principal embassy in the organization for the Negro in California was the Detroit Station of the sun. statute equal rights in public privilege equal rights in public privilege in Public Library of Chicago passed to freedom. Beynon Elman, philippeir of called on the Norro to fight with this hotel and station in defense of the city. Mr. Tole launched a fighting force and secretly passed him brief instructions of the average Norro of rumor to the city, where he countryside produced and possibly died this town here border into Canada and freedom. More exasimilated in fruit cut and bloodied, the Norro was a slave in the slave market, escaped slaves arrived in Detroit to be like the many. This formed a part of what was called, and is an improvement, desig- known as the "Underground Turtle," which the Nurse is ever aro- nled to. derhanded way used to "bootef" GIRL 12 YEARS OLD, STEALS slaves to freedom The Underground THREE DIAMONDS Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 18—(A, N.) New York, Warnock, It is (B)—John-Patrick, and two white, and two black, that the child was street confronted. The child was struck by a car. Hedrick, were electrified here in the day from the home of Mrs. Thursday night in the Ohio penitentiary. Kevin Swain, Two of the rings were tainted, in aspiration for the killing found in a paper show. The child was electrified in Columbus near New York in the House of Baltham, March 45. been a *promised figure.* In the workmen's of the Congressional Committee, the entire assemblage knot the workmen in home life. In home life, Beck *Ark.* for interest. *Booker* was born in Toronto, Arkansas, some 18 years before he graduated at the Branch Seminar and the Roger Williams University. SLAYERS PAY PENGLTY WITH LIVES Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 18—(A N. P.)—John's Bryant, and two white men, Richard Rhodes and John Hedrick, were electrocuted here. The third of the two were the Gillespie Stary, in expiration for the killing of James McCumber near Pom 字March 45. ations Sho Internatioial Prejudic dian immigration laws as "Un-Christinal" The Japan-Methodist Extradojet Mission, one of the most infidential mission organizations in Japan, the first nationalized Immigration and the mountain reprint of Karikawa, moved and adopted in 1849. The Immigration and the Immigration of the law are the most important, because they are the most difficult component as to the same as the�ent of the reprint and the�ent of the information will be to the same as the�ent of the information will be to the same as the�ent of the reprint. Equally. Cannot Be Tolerated. The Mission is assurance this the English-American feeling will be "confident" in hard times. The goodwill of Church, which has pastorated for a decade, is the president of Arkansas Hosp College, which has benefited for the purpose of providing education, in- ship and administration. In addition to being a prominent church man and educator, Doctor Booker was active in FraternaJ etc. c.e.s. being a member of the Masons, Knights of Pythias, the Mosaic Templars, and other fraternal organizations. Dr. Barker was married to Mary Mary C. Ower of Holton, Arkansas; June 28, 1457, and eight children, and four girls, were born to Henry. CALIFORNIANS B E G I N FIGHT ON SEGREGATION on Neigh Warnock Street. It is said that the child was confessed to the day from the home of Mrs. Kevin Swift. Two of the rings were found in a pew where the child was sent to the House of Detention. How Resentational Racce opinion in these counties as state officials in the Fla. Atticus Congrese the petition of the cried raiser in the Fla. Atticus Congrese that the "opposed statute that the law is now becoming a white "It cannot be tolerated. Ryans equality should be kept in Japan. Matsui in Asia, a fact which puts up heir the responsibility of educating his own country. Matsui equality as a theory in the condition of education should be the only criterion for his Will will not contend to the ordered race. The only way is for his own condition and Anatolia people to be should also at the same time make their own condition and Anatolia of their own condition." DR. SCARBOROUGH DIES AT WILBERFORCE ARREST OF LYCHERS LOUISIANLY WHITES WILL BE PAID FOR TO RUN DEMOCRAT Atlanta, Oct. 26, 18—(A. N. P.)—P for the first time in the hubs. Cuffman Waffler held an announcement of the city, the City White Seed reward of $400 for the arrest of the Republican party will be the first of $400 for the arrest of the first member of the masked sent a candidate for the House of Representatives. of the purchase of the Miskatchewan Richmond, W. Va., by A. N. Lafte, formally owned by members¹. Gov. Bird has directed the attack of the race but involved in the retractions of the Standard Life Insurance Company. When the special grand jury summoned the Insurance Company. The sale was completed in Nahville, Tenn., on September 2, according to the statement of Mr. Bennner and the men involved in the youthful, several weeks earlier. M. K. Stuart, for a long time active. Attorney General Saunders has been in the management of the Minnesota. Minn. State legislature designated Leon M. Stuart a member of the Southern Company and one of the leaders in the administration to proceed to Wyoming and of the Minnesota. Leon M. Stuart, H. Chiwado, H. Chiwado, former United States district attorney, now at Dinner, only, the industrial business of the Minnesota. Leon M. Stuart of the Minnesota to gradually allied dealing manner of the officer sent of the original business. The purchase was swapped in a year later. Leon M. Stuart, former officer which was carried on. the state of Texas. Muskalpin and Norfolk, Va. Sept. 18—A. N. P. Arkansas, which combined a claim—following the fire that happened to the effect that the company of the Rovered paddle, Warren by the late 1920s, was involved during the life of the ten year company—became members of the Ku Klux Klan. The alligation was signified Klan, the city Council Tuesday in the issue, the county Council an emergency ordinance presiding over the building of the M.E. Church. The interstate life became a part of the bodies by any persons in public assets of the Universal according plaster. Another event which apprehension of any member of the mob. It is said that the abbery was overpowered at the jail from where Wrinkle was caught. A diligence of about three jumps and his body ridden with more than fifty bullets. White Water Attacks El Old C DUNCAN, AMIDA WARRIED, HIS HOME, WILLOW LAKE ANGLE, Cal. Sep. 18 14. N. P.—During this time he had only known his wife one day and then in all advanced years he weakened his powers of intelligence, O. C. Huntley applied to be a prisoner, O. C. Huntley applied to be a prisoner, when he—married January 15, 1923, and has never lived with her, H. C. Huntley states that he has never loved her, L. M. Huntley married her and he has possessed control of her. UNIVERSAL LIFE BUYS MISSISSIPPI LIFE BUSINESS Announcement has been made by M. W. Turner, secretary of The Mississippi State University. Hollywood, Cal. Sept. 14, N.Y. Craig Mayes, N.J. living at the Hospital of New York, driven to wild Lauren Cayne, under protest where she was attacked by a dog at the Lauren Cayne Zoo, in street early Tuesday. Miles Mayes, a dancer at the Milkhouse Zoo, im- providing after leaving her work, Newman, a watchman in uniform, not her at a monochrome and height street street. He took her to the canyon, neutrally attacking and brushing her, he managed to fight him off, and he was found in a card, where she was found by Liam Hallmanell. He was taken to the Hospital - by Police Surgeon Dunnspore, Newman was found and saved by the police. He is shelled on jail on a charge of Attempted rape. NOTED AUTHOR AND EDUCATOR, FOREMOST SCHOLAR OF THE A. M. E. CHURCH DIES AT COLLEGE TO WHICH HE GAVE MANY FRUITFUL YEARS OF SERVICE. WAS NATIONALLY KNOWN GREEK SCHOLAR HINDUS ASK AID OF LAW SUIT FOLLOWS AT- GROUP-IN COLOR-FIGHT, TACK-ON EDITOR BASS Charles Gilpin Released From Work on Film of "Uncle Toms Cabin" New York, N. T., Sept. 18, 1883. The India Press Foundation, Inc. of New York, has been established by D. C., is president, and Salmieri, N. Ghose of Ghentia, India, is president of appeal to William Pickens, field secretary of the N. A. A.-C. P. for "personal assistance in the case of persons in distress" in their efforts to prove themselves white persons as that they were considered white in 1882 and as such were granted citizenship by the United States in 1883. In a swordenthird, in an advisory opinion, held that "free white persons are interrupted with the understanding of the 'man on the street.'" The ruling made the Himalayan Americans In reply to Mr. Ghose's letter, Mr. Pickens wrote in part the following: "Mr. Dear Mr. Ghose, I received your letter of August 27, selecting aid and training to the Hindu to be 'white person,' so that they will not be harred from privileges of 1790 or by more recent discriminations against non-white. I note that the 'white,' and 'black'—excluding white and other color—may know for no, no human reason. Now, it seems to me that from the color of most Hindu gods and the color of their faces, "black" and let them become "black" under the law that admits "black" under the law that admits "But the best thing of all would be to make sure you are able to pack the food you need for your trip with clean, white, and colored dishes and containers to take the ideal proportion of color stretchiness or others, to start light to take shape, to start hard to take shape, to start state, and to take 'pace' of one's state, and to take 'pace' of one's state." Why, not settle the matter by declaring any Intelligent human being eligible to Amateur citizenship? This reply does not significantly change the point of view of the Hintz; it is important to note that it does not mean that it would like to include it in the Hintz list. It is important to note that it does not mean that it would like to include it in the Hintz list. of whom are just like Hintz. Charles C. Work (Exclusive Dispatch) Pacific Coast News Service Universal City California, Sept. 15-24, 1984, and two of the same work before the camera. Charles C. Glinp is leaving Universal City in the next two days. turning to his first love, the stage. James H. Bates, Kake Place (Exclusive Dispatch) The first ever given any Neuro since the beginning of motion pictures, step by step, is the "I'm Not to Wish I had a Head" contract with Universal which went into effect. Thursday, September 26, 1984, the contract was signed in the United States, and it was the first time before a motion picture camera had a mention of some other of its own. (Cabin places love in the foremost) The first time a camera had a mention of some other of its own, it was the first to be called upon by a man who had a record for rapid化学 treatment unapproved by any No-N-Hunt. It was long that three years ago that Lowe walked for the first time, before a motion picture camera had for a consideration of some other of its own. the "California Eagle" should, and a heavy claim against his revered assistant, Mr. Bass is very high in business and political elections here, newspaper man, the Eagle being of the race. In addition to being a noted educator, he was prominent in church径, and was a member of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, which helped upon him manytimes. He was a�-injured in the affair, the mis- for coming up from behind and scratching his eyes, severely. The assault was the outcome of an editorial in which the editor urged the minister to stop—suggesting a a carnival as a Negro Exposition. Brown was arrested and charged with felonious assault. During his administration at Wills, before the university made rapid rehearsal, and he himself books in homes and he was in his school. Washington, D. C. Sept. 18- (A. A. ) occasion. He had been personally associated with all the presidents since President Taft was Secretary of War. Major Brooks had been chief messenger in the office of the Secretary of War for a number of years. N. F.) The announcement of the news of the death of Major Arthur Brooks shocked not only his friends here, but men and women high in official, society, and financial rank throughout the country and In fact throughout the world. Perhaps no other place man was more widely known nor more highly respected than was he. Major Brooks, as he was familiarly called, had been in falling health for some time, and had not been very active officially for the past two months. Major Brooks was a real confidential man at the White House, and was sought on many occasions on important things, especially on that Los Angeles, Cal. Sept. 18—14, N. P. —Ugly by friends, so entrust for damage against Rev. L. H. Brown, pastor of Belt Edn School. Damage downstairs at 4th and Spring Brights, August 31. N. P. was respected that follow J. B. Hass of the W. Va. Medical College, a heavy attack against Mrs. anastaline, Mr. Hass is very high in business and political offices have been made. Mr. Hass was a deputy mayor and the president is a deputy sheriff and pioneer newspaper man, the lady being injured in the affair, the minister coming up from behind and marching his eyes anxiety. The minister is now arrested and sent to the court in which the editor asked the minister to stop representing a woman. Brown was arrested and charged with telonidus assault. Personal Servi- ident Coor- at Ca Washington, D. C. Sept. 18—(A. N. D.) Two announcements of the news of the death of Major Arthur Brooks checked not only his friends here, but men and women high in the country throughout the country agreed in fact throughout the country. Perhaps no other role has been more highly respected than was he. Major Brooks, as he was familiarly called, had been in health for some years, and was at the White House, and was sought on many occasions on important things, especially on matters of correct dress for men, on Gilpin Rele- on of Film of Toms Cabin five dollars a day. Today he has been overpaid a Nero motion gor- gles he wore over the years and will will make him famous the world. **Seema to Walk Out of Book** Over six feet in height straight and over 10 feet in length, he years of age. Love he wrote to Tommy's chin so near he is to the point of having to stop and Show Blow. **Giving the part of** "Tom" as a perfect twin, Levi the Los Angeles has been on the stairs Jones" recently staged at a crown The Hollywood have a crown He has been small but always excep- tionary have always attention and Wilherforce, Ohio, Sept. 13, 18—Dr. Boroughburgh, adductor and surgeon, died at his beautiful home here at his beautiful home here after his work a. 4. Dr. Sparrhoughness was born in 1850 in New York and at an early age entered the Army. He served in the Army and the daint of Wilherforce University for five years. His returnment from active duty at his retirement was attended to the University culture being authorized by Fr. Sparrhoughness. During the administration at Willow Creek, he and himself became members of the Association to be being a noted educator he was promoted in church and he became a member of the Episcopal Church, one of the leading institutions of the race. In 1891, Illinois which served in the Civil War, and while his death occurred in 1892, he was promoted in church and by many graduates and hundreds of friends, admirers and associates. He is in memory of his help made in his life work. vant of Preslidge Dies Capitol ecession. He had been personally associated with all the presidents since President Taft was Secretary of War, Major Brooks, had been chief messenger in the office of the president of War 497 a number of years. Major Brooks was prominently identified with Capitol City Life and his work in the First Separate Battalion, National Guard of the District of Columbia, and it was largely through his work that the First Separate Battalion gained the distinction that he did. He was also involved in high school cadets, and was very CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT. Based From "Uncle made many friends with the result that he set to Gillip's former role of "Tom" with so many of the principals of stage and scene predicting success for him and wishing him well. Selected By Pollard Is was only after careful consideration and several interviews that Director Pollard decided that he was the "man" to do "Tom". Mr. Pollard realizes that the name's role of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" is a "trying and difficult one. As a result of few considerations together, Director Pollard and Love are fast friends with the result that both are working for more than money consideration that is involved. Story of Lowe's Carriage in Holloway in the town of Holloway, in connection with the Pacific in connection with the Pacific, excavating. Biography of James R. Lowe, owner of a carriage series of photos of this star. SOCIETY and Club Awarded Senior Shop of Dallafie, headed by Rev. L. R. Maye as its manager. Mrs. Mahaal M. Wulfrun of 1631 Dallafie. Those Colored artist receive dedicated the distinguished honor of being awarded by mothers who may leave their little ones mothers may leave their little ones while Weil diligently toll to make sure June. She is loaded in the presses of black artists from Birmingham to Dallafie Dallafie and Fort Worth are proud to have such members. Mrs. Magriq L. Watee, Mrs. William ranging in ages from three to seventy. When you have an opportunity to interact with a National Humanitarian Committee, Mrs. Annale Taylor, Mrs. Woodrow Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Henderson, Agency is doing and you will then Mrs. Annale Taylor, 1317 Waltham 3098 Thomas Avenue entertained by a clear understanding of someday in leaving Wednesday morning to honor their father, Rev. R. A. Chest is doing for the community. Mrs. Alita Hulfton entertained Warning don't take the wrong package When you ask for Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener Preparation you get them. Don't let the clerk hand you the wrong package. Hundreds of people have been deceived — just because they failed to say Dr. FRED Palmer's. The original Dr. FRED Palmer's Skin Whitener Preparations have proven their merit and when you buy them, you know you are getting the best. Insist on Dr. FRED Palmer's Skin Whitener Preparations...AND TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. Red Honees Athletes and Social Club—Met Miss Alma Gooden, 811 Curvent St. Wednesday night, Sept. 16, 1900. Miss Latina, 800, 800, Miss Fatey, 800, Miss Jannina, 800, Miss Fatey, 800, Miss Jannina, 800 South. The Athlete Are Club—Met ins its regular meeting at the usual hour with Mrs. John Briggs, 117 Jordan Lane, After the usual routine of the event, the first of short period of long-term work. The heسیers then served a beautiful two-years-a-month, featuring the club's own. The meeting of the 1900s was applied to the age ceded for membership. Miss Mary Jones of Texarkana, who is visiting Mr. J. T. Quase, is meeting Mr. J. T. Quase. Meeting was a special event at the rest-of-the-day event in the annual social and music-entertainment-at-the-day event. Ladders dressed in a country-style for more than one hundred years than the hundred years. Miss Genevieve Thompson dressed in a strong-style of the first price. Mrs. Smith was the first of 1250 won 2nd round. The second round was 1988. The third round was 1989. The third round was 1989. SOMMER CLUB—Mrs. C. K. Jones 290 Thomas Road, was widowed (of 6) in 2006. This was the first business meeting she held for the annual Holiday enterance. Friday, Oct. 18. On Monday Bedny, Mrs. K. T. Smith will be the business meeting also. All members business meeting also. A. R. Brown, Reporter. NEMERY WIVES ACNB CLUB must be Sept. 18, at the home of Madison. Members 12 members received the roll by paying of dues. Two new members Mrs. Phinnae Dabney entertained at her home, 2609 Thomas Avenue, Friday evening, August 27 with a 300-seat band. At 6:00 p.m., 64 Huntington Avenue was seen to 30 guests. A delightful evening was spent by all. DALLAS AND FT. WORTH ARTIST MAKE RECORDS Mina, M. E. C. Burleson Judson, for- mer of Dellas, reunion of Phi- leas, and the University of Maryland. M. A. L. Bradley, M. C. Mr. Charles Kryn and M. C. Mr. C. Mal- ton. Mr. Brays appeared Wednesday before Mr. M. C. Lobel, Hales and B. Y. Ashworth of the B W. Recordings Laboratories; Mr. L. I. Bitt of the Hill Company; District of Parmont Records in New York; and B. Y. Ashworth of the B W. Arnold Music School of Dallas; for tasks those Colored artist received in the distinguished board of beating tables from among a HILF of world artists from Birmingham to Dallas. Dallas worth are proud to have each number. REV. R. A. YOUNG HONORED Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Henderson 2008 Thomas avenue entertained Sunday, Sept. 15 with a Jumbo honoring their father, Rev. R. A. Warni When you ask for ratio the wrong packs—just because the original Dr. FRB proven their men are getting that Whitener Prep TUTE. Ikok so SKU Do I Am I am an wrong for and get Dr. Fred Palmer's SKIN WHITENER PREPARATIONS were added, Mera C. M. Gray and Mira T. B. Fontain. The club then spent one hour in needle work. The club will meet next week with Madam Brown, 3624, Hamilton, St. Madam R. Mitchell, Freed, M. I. Jaccard, Macdonald. THE PRITE CHERRIER SOCIAL and MARY CRUMP was entertained by Madam Brown at the Terry St. Tuesday night, the club planned an entertainment to be given Mira T. B. Fontain, Madam Brown at the 50th. Mira Scott served a delicious menu, consisting of french salad, strawberry sauce, and bacon. The meeting will be at the home of Miss Chana Jonas, 814 Allen. THE HY-STEPPERS SOCIAL CLUB must last, Wednesday, Sept. 6, at the home of the妈, Carrie Gurpie, B111 J-11 Julliffe - Al-Attaledge Mauz. L. Price, Host, M. J. Smith, booston, M. M. Lee. This turn is melted, M. Lee at 16:30. M. J. Mullo, Deportes THE AIDA CHORAL CLUB The Aida Choral Club begins a prosperous year, with all members present at the several-Saturday night at the residence of the district trees, Mrs. Porta-Washington, Putman, Plans were discussed for the coming Monday season, while Mr. Ellis Brumblitt, president presiding, Menz new features were discussed, and all are looking for a new place of interest. In the history of the club, All members returned after an extended vacation with a determined turn to a greater work musically. The president, urge, promoted attendance of each member at all meetings as much work is being planned for the future. Young of Washington, D.C., who after attending the National Convention in Port Worth is, lending a few days in the city Garden flowers were used for decorations and lunchman was served the following guests: Rev. Walter Gray, Washington, D.C., M.Z. and Mrs. D.P. Lewis, Mrs. John Rosson, Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Runyan, Prof. and Mrs. T. W. Pratt, Prof. and Mrs. J. H. Hines of Waco, Texas, spent Monday, Sept. 12 as guests of Rev. A. A. Young. COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT The Company, Improvement Association, which is located at 1095 Good Street and which receives its office from the North Childrens' Community Center, is doing a splendid civic and social warfare work among the Negroes of Dayton, North Carolina, with the Community and headed by Rev. L. R. May as its mission, maintains a day nursery for the North children with the Community mothers may leave their little ones. While they diligently toil to make a livelihood, the organization for children ages from three to seven. When you have an opportunity, the agency is doing and you will get a clear understanding of some of the needs for children. Chest is doing for the community. ing don't take wrong pay ask for Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin Wash you get them. Don't let that package. Hundreds of people have they failed to say Dr. FRED Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener Preparation and when you buy them, the best. Insist on Dr. FRED preparations...AND TAKE N Get Dr. FRED Palmer's Skin Whitene Preparations from your druggist. for and get Dr. Fred SKIN WHITENER PREPARE Dr. Fred Palmer's Laboratories, Wilmington, Delaware, with examples of your preparations. I am enclosing 40 for postage and repping. Address WANTED—20 Boys to enter Holiday Selling Contest—Two Capital Prizes. Names will appear in the columns of the Express every week until contest closes. Registering period begins Sept. 11 and closes October 2. Call at Express Office, 2600 Swiss Avenue, and register your name NOW. Contest begins promptly at 8 o'clock, Oct. 2. DALLAS EXPRESS GIVES EMPLOYEE TRIP TO THE ISLAND CITY Tuesday with a 10 a.m. home, 1988-NoCoyns Miss M. D. Earls, Stenographer for the Dallas Express, was given a round trip ticket and expensed to Galveston, Sept. 4 1975, as price winner in bringing in the most subscribers in a seven-day contest by the Company. The price offered was a trip to Jaurea, Mexico on Labor Day, but Miss Earls was misinformed about the departure of the train to the Spanish Republic, therefore, when she reached the station she was found to be tardy. Then she accepted a trip to Galveston. She reports the Seaport City to be the leading City on the Gulf for a summer outing and second to Atlantic City, N. J. Miss Earls has not been in the employment of the Company very long. She proves to be serious in her work, and appreciated her price. PERSONAL Mr. Sidney W. Pittman Jr. left last week for Washington, D.C. where he will enter Howard University; taking a law course. Mr. Pittman is a recent graduate of Booker T. Washington High School. Mr. L. P. Powell, 211 Juliette St., has returned to the City, having spent 50 days touring Northern and Eastern portion of the United States. Powell covered 25 states. Mrs. Pauline Johnson of Marlin, Texas, mother of Miss E. A. Elbert, 1008 Coobran St. has returned home after spending the summer—with Mrs. Elbert. Mr. Knd Mrs. A. Mosley, 1702 State St., spent several days in Galveston, Texas, the past week, being in the Island City they enjoyed a pleasant boat ride 55 miles down the Bay into the Gulf of Mexico. Mrs. D. Lindsey of Houston is the guest of her daughters, 917 Bogel Street. Prof. Holmes of Memphis, Teen, and a representative of the Wood- land National Park Convention. Fort-Worth wished the city of Cairo and wo- nished with Macedonia Baptist Mennonite. Mr. Tucker 799 Pacific Ave is indisposed, also the Bolden, 217 M. Mahnak M. Wulfrun of 3819 Wait 11, has returned from Boulder, and is a friend of the University of Colorado. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1926 Tuesday with a lunchon at his house, 1928 McCormor Street. A few courses luned were served. Carded cards were little yellow baskets lined with mints, Mina, Phoebe Dahny, C. B. Glosson, Linda M. Gill, Lawrence, the wife of Wendy Warren, the guest. The M. M. Wilbanks, W. West Street, has returned home from Broderick, Calo, where also has been matriculating in the University of Colorado since San Diego. She has been for the school. Austin, Texas. Test-Me-11. Entering the classroom this week, we have two-thirds of the students belong to this institution this for the Tirem We have, also a number of new teachers, visi Miss H. T. Greer, of Denver, Colorado; Miss Annie Mac Quinton, of Austin, Texas; Miss Thelma Smith, of Kansas City, Mo. Mr. O. Hamilton, Hampton, Virginia; Mrs. Smith, Carthureville, Mo., trained nurse. Prof. J. T. Langston, Store-keeper and Accountant is still making good in his office. Mrs. L. G. Oliver, Preceptress of Girls' Health, made her arrival. Supt. Martin has had a number of fans installed for the comfort of students teachers, and friends who assembl in the chapel for devotion or lecture. The wall of the kitchen and dining room, made all as elegant, a row of wooden structures on the farm, the boys and girls, and old wooden structures on the farm. THE ARTISTS. THE ARTISTS. ABROBT DESIGNS FROM MARK DIRCORATEOR Chicago, Sep. 18 - Robert R. Abbot, author, publisher, and editor and publisher of the oblique book, Director of the Binging Book Company, and editor and publisher of the oblique book, Director of the Binging Book Company, is appointed to have followed the friendship between himself and Jesus Christ, and to promote Chicago life. He is attending at a special meeting of Binging Book Company. Mr. Abbott's move was a full-time surprise to business circle here and was the immediate acceptance of his resignation, due to the relationship which has related between im and Mr. Bina. In the Associated Business Club, of which he is president, and Mr Bina is executive secretary. 196,065 NEGRO RAIL MEN (By The A N P) Washington, D.C. Sept. 18—According to statement issued by the Department of Labor, the 196,065 Neegrow employed various capacities on steam rail roads of the United States. Of these numbers, two in the U.S. (including acquisitions, and train porters, 97 telephones, 11 engineers and 202 are inspectors) MRS. BETHUNE INVITED TO ADDRESS MEHARRY FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY Dayton, Fla., Sept. 48—(A N. P.) Mary McLeod Bethune, President of Bethune-Cookman College and President of the National Association of Colored Women, has received an invitation from President John Mullioney of Mahర్ya Medical College, Nashville, Tennessee, to meet a man of the main address of the Institute of their Fifteenth Anniversary, October 20, 1918. 1918. This signal honor, coming from the President of the Institute, indicates the system in which Mrs. Bethune is held by the prince, and educators of this country. This during her people all over the country, in many ways meets the respect and the women and the men, and the counties instituted by organizations of all, white, whale, the receive during the year that she be appreciated. GREAT NORO PLAT. "EXPERENCE" TO BE PLACED ON ROAD Los Angeles, Cal., 20th, 18—(A, N. P.) The Great play "Anniversaries" of which that great crie, the Nurem- Tok, Times, said it is "improved and developed" will be on a seed production, beginning all the large theatre here. Mr. Griand Anderson is here in direction of "Opportunity" magazine. New York, the forces are being lined up for the Negro Industrial Survey in this city. Aside from a general meeting at Eagle Hall, Sunday afternoon, the first meeting was set for Tuesday. Sept. 7, in Room 28, Chamber of Commerce Building. Mr. Johnson for two years has conducted a contest through his magazine by which the latent genius of Negro authors has had its first chance to reach the light of the public, and is thoroughly capable of sales of art and music open-ended. NEIGHBORS FARE FOMMEN Via Brandon, directorates of New YORK'S BORDS FARE LARGE Via Brandon, directories of New YORK'S BORDS FARE LARGE Leiland the Athletic Irish, was with and straight-forwardness. Attorneys insisted the content of the艾伦科 Tallon G. W. 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A few days past one of Los Angeles' famous music company named her the "Female Creators", and expressed his deals to use all his international influence to give her the place she deserves in the world of music. It states that on the night of July 12, he with other famous patrons Mr. Huyno, Kirchhoffer, Charles Wakefield, Cadman, Mr. Squire Coop, and Mrs. Leiland, Atheton Irish, was with hering the contest of the ten Colored cheirs, along Negro Spirituals, for a monster silver loving cup at Hollywood, "Although all the... numbers were qualityly beautiful," he writes. "I was not especially thrilled until a slender little brown-skint-lady glided swiftly and gracefully to the arc of the great curved stage, and stood statue-like with baton joined. He also felt the dynamic sense of presence as he presented the swall of the best master-piece. "Listen to the music," he said. "I was presented of a great, though unknown artist. Then as it uncovered, I seemed to throw her whole body and soul into each note of the music. Now I was presented of a new feature, featuring ragtime, with head and arms; new tones in the hidden down the ding note, she presented of a figure that I have never before seen. I was presented of that remarkable conductor, the "Creator." So wrote this appreciative artist, adding that stage would be a place for her to contract for a concert tour. Mrs. Brandon was born in Springfield, Ohio, where she was the third College graduate in the history of Columbia, where she was the third College graduate in the history of Columbia, Class of 1918. She finished the Public Conservatory of Music, the first college to offer a degree of 1918, and was highly commended by Prof. J. R. Kunkel who directed her 1918 year, directing the Christian Age years, years and New Hope years. She has been in Los Angeles for years, directing the Christian Age years, years and New Hope years. 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Cofield, Sec'y News of Your Home Town DALLAS THE METROPOLIS OF THE SOUTHWEST MISS EYES. BOOCTET There's also no more unhappy marriage today than there were, year-to-year, because the things that bring about. Xarrimional, who was willing to take a change in life, was taking it and were every generation has been to have a change in life, where it's a quite of�aryness. The device is invented no less than a few years ago, so he's a very good one. The last one, perfected in the old house, is a small one, all of the happiness and peace of Marriage. Miss Jocelyn and my family are different from the people of the world. The people of the world are the happiness, they keep the out of the happiness, they keep the out of the life, and the world is standing and, before the whole structure. And of course, Miss Jocelyn will say the unhappy wife of the family is not the happy wife of the family. And the human nature has not changed. Men and women are no worse now than they were in children's life. They are more common than it used to be in life. Because we took at it from a different point, they are not as different than a diagram, but as a misfortune. And secondly, because the economic independence of the country is not the same thing, the world has to be the same thing, but to a state often worse than death itself and that made her the "helpless" victim of the world. The world is the only thing that is the same thing, so many one. The terrible thing about divorce is now the action that separates the most important life. And the only marriage a future but likely is not good before it. The brown dream is the most unhelpful and the most unhelpful. The "long" mark, brooding over wzans the cerrards. The "speech" is the first to be the first of the world, but the only thing that you will get from a wounded heart and a poison life. Miss Flapper who wants to be good, but fears to return because will do your best. Beaux, "I'm drinking, smoke, and neck, it doesn't get you anywhere. There is no question about how a woman lives her life. Miss Flapper Miss Eyes will say it pays her to be mood and for walk the straight and narrow. Both have you once thought the only problem that you want to do is women who are always lives that were abovepreachly. While you are in the zine of life you can get a lot of thrills out of it. As long as you will neck, and smoke, and drink and be a good sport, you will have plenty of data with the men. You want to flatter the plan with. How many men want to go any other than the playing. Measmen don't want that kind of a girl or a wife if they are worthwhile themselves. So Miss Eyes's entreat you. Miss Flapper. Be good. You will find that it is will pay. But I'm a sport get you now here exceeds. But you'll be the first period I'm in life. 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Use Egyptian Cream with Nadinola — your druggist has it. # Miss Eyes was to a certain beauty, parlor a few evening ago, and of all the "Gosling" about this one and that one you never heard. Now Matrons you are wrong to let such be. Don't you know you will never have a "sugces" at that. Now to this one peculiar train. Matron who was the riches leader of the "Gosling Gang," and who lowlisted her friend down the ground. Miss Eyes will say to you, "you should start cleaning some own house before you try and lowrate someone else. Now as far as the Matron with her country things you should worry no longer as if "Husband Is satisfied with her buying them. If she breaks him Miss Eyes is sure they will take it as a smile and not try and run your affair as you have tried to do their. " "And you'll have you just just until you've gone guest (of your friend's home) that ever crosses the threshold. Isn't it a pretty high price to pay for the doubtful privilege of trying to run another woman's business. Miss Eyes will say you women's motto should be "Months Closed, other words " say nothing." Mrs. as for your own happiness, shut out from your mind the vision of what might have been and make the most of what you have. Miss Eyes will say all life is a series of comrades. I have a woman who is kind to her and gives her the luxuries of life has much to be thankful for and should not feel that she has cheated her love to she. This is the best of her. Mrs. Gold-digger Miss Eyes advises is you to be good job at all. The good-day you will tell you will get good pay for it. Then Miss Gold-digger you will not feel that you have to sell your youth and your degrees of love and romance for a "Meal Ticket." Mr. Two by Your Married Man, Jealousy is a tree which bears nothing but biting fuses. To the Broken hearted husband Miss Eyes does not think she is fit to rear the child. Miss Eyes thinks she's nothing that would destroy all of a child's sense of major vengeance as to live with the mother. She has�emission and very very if recent of righteousness and decency flaunted every day. You would be a child who's so far a�omination at every cost. A mother's uniligence far evil is just as good as the world. With a young one herself cannot possibly reach her child to the East of the North. For two positions could not reach her child guilty. You need not be live your wife grieves for the child. She should be so good that she should be she wouldn't aye deserted. It for any man. BIRTHS & DEATH Willie Givens, 1104 Beaumont, a boy, T. D. Clearer, 500 Warren, $500 Henry Jackson, 2621 Hull, 211 John Farrence, 2021 Williams Landra Clemons, 2611 N. Washington, Cir. Tromwell Thomas, 2408 1-2 Flora G1 Joe Ward, 714 Fairmont, boy. James R. Richard, 3102 Thomas, 41 George Mithry, 4400 Reynolds Calvin Cato, 2926 Main, boy. Norman Henderson, 2602 Cadde Alley, 100 Jeffin Scott, 2400 Cadde Alley, 100 W.S. Fred Lee, Farrington, 2702 Main, boy. C. D. Burns, 121 Cheatsuit, boy. Harris Bolden, 2110 Atlanta, boy Russell Elder, 2608 N. Central 1 Deaths Louisana Tucker, 1924 Nabalel Sabel, 1951, 5911 William Hobson, 1951, 484, 6001 Hobson, 1951, 484, 6001 Anderson, M. Milroy, 2144 Anderson, M. Milroy, 2144 THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1920 JUDGE GRAVES' JUSTICE THE MUSICIAN JUDGE GRAVES JUSTICE When Office Creek arrested M. Thomas and Jimmy Columba, fighting about a man that was supposed to be a husband to one of them, he didn't know that the supposed husband would appear and pay the fife of one and then come back and pay the fife of the other. Offices Davis and Newton found Arthur Wheatley in a "too much" condition which proved to be too bad clothes and shoes, residents became excited and called the officers. "Dee C. Johnson, has two doctors and confidence man, must have lost his rabbit fool. Officers picked him up and he is telling fortunes on his back and pay the fife of the other. Among the pickings were: Kerry Smith, Stanley Columba, Joe Borne, Claude Milner, John Keath, T. Turner, M. Breary, John Hale and Walker." When Joe Vaughn and Dink Pinker left Benns and came to Dallas until the police arrived, time until arresting officers took them up. They had 46 acres of land, and they were the worst siren. If you budged Grace into them, go but told them to arrest in Emergency Grief Walter Smith, 2417 St. George St. got his head out of the way but a gun ammohole hit him and received his wife Drew at him and received a deep cut there on. Emergency Doctor fired him up. The Show-Up When C. R. Gliger and his son, Olly decided to work Dalmant for SOCIAL SOUTHERN PERSONAL Rev. H. Brown, pastor of St. Paul, M. P. Burrell and will hold his first services in the new $1500 P.M. Worth, visited the Dallas Express in company with his sister, Mrs. M. W. Coleman, 454 Phillip Street. Rev. M. B. Mackell, pastor of St. Paul, Kansas, visits Misc. C. Jones who will leave Sunday. For their home. Rev. J. M. Cadell, a former St. Paul, but now of San Bernardino, attended the Fort Worth convention shaking hands with friends. The funeral of former Understakeker of Dallas who died in El Paso was held Tuesday at Salem Baptist Church. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Carpenter, president of Clark Street, announce the arrival of Mrs. Jessie May Ibriet, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. W. T. Bartlett of Indiana, Monday, Sept. 4. The young Mrs. Morel Done was the winner in the Dallas Express employee contest and was awarded the trip to Wichita Falls. Mary Josephine Townsend of Abilene MANY PROMINENT PERSONAGES VISIT IN DALLAS LAST WEEK The visitors at all parts of the country who were in Port Worth. Missouri came as the Hopkins Conservation Office opportunity to visit in Dallas last week in numerous. They came as the guests of the city irrespective of denomination and as the guests of vaudeville were acquainted in the city. All of those who came for the first time were, according to their statements, residents of Dallas and all were loud in their praise of the appropriate condemnation. Among those whose names were secured by the Express were'dr C. H. Parrish of Kentucky, Dr. K. H. Louis of Louisiana, Dr. Kirkland of Philadelphia, Dr. L. Brout of Louisville, Messrs. G. A. Armand of Brooklyn, John H. John's Wabbit of Hottinger G. E. Paulwright of Brooklyn, John H. John's Washington; Attorney-Taylor and wife of Holly, Okin. GLAND MASTER JACKSON PASSES THROUGH DALLAS Grand Master G. W. Jackson of the Old Dominion University of the virginia at the office of The Express. He was on route to Baltimore and joined the other of the R. M. C. and stated that he would join the other members of the Texas delegation in St. Louis. HEAD OF WOODMEN IN DALLAS American Woodman is a visitor in Dallas for two days this week. Dr. Abes visited the several camps of American Woodman and met many friends of many years who are now in Dallas. He was the special guest of Dr. Hamilton at the special guest of Dr. Hamilton on Monday for the members of the Medical, Dental and Pharmacological Association in Dallas. old clothes and shoes, residents, hedge, excitation and called the, officers. "Doe" C. Johnson, hoo-doo doctor and confidence man, must have lost his rabbit foul. Officers picked him up, he is taking fortunes on high stakes. The excitation were: J. Smith, Stanley, Colgate, Boone, Chuck Millen, John Kouth, E. Turner, U. Bracey, John Ellis and Walker. "When M. Miller, accused of there aliens, caused officers, wrist and wounds, they placed him on high flight." Officers Wood and Kendall arrived M. Harris, M尉, a suit of clothes that was missing from a fireman's uniform. He worked at a shining parlor by Oak Cliff. B. Son Thomas wont leave his zank at the barber shop and call for it on Saturday any more, but he wont charge persons ceased weapons. D. Alexander was arrested on a whisky charge, officers Wood and Kendall received J. Osborne for the charge. He was placed in jail on the same charge. Jane, who has been attending the National Baptist Convention at P. Washington, visited the Dallas Express this week in company with her sister W. Coleman, 404 Phillip Street. D. Alexander was arrested on allegations would give a part of their business charge, offence Wood and time and the petition to the Boarra Justice Department.亦有 allegations for Education for a Negro physician auto insurance and ... Welfare for Education in jail on the same charge. Health Department of the public Bk. A. R. Yewen, pastor of Greatest Baptist Church, Washington, D. C., and the Dallas International Convention in Fort Worth, is the guest of his husband, Mrs. H. Hinderman, 2003 Thomas Avenue, vacation of the Dallas Express. Bk. P. T. Delly of Spirio Epic, the National Convention in Fort Worth, is the guest of H. P. H. Stark, 2002 Flora Bk. also was a pleasant visitation of H. P. W. Trimmed, Mrs. M. J. Waltz, Trimmed Bk. has returned to her home after a long vacation, and looks well. Bk. M. J. Waltz, who reports a wonderful trip Miss Gervinia Thompson, who is the efficient Stenographer of the University of K. of P. who is making a business course of modern Methods in the Interaction University-Chichester, each week in her examinations. Despite the fact she is carrying on her work as a qualified as is qualifying herself as to make up "A" standing each examination. Miss Thompson for so vigorous progress to her preparation for competent stenographers, which will enable her to become a successful career. There is a great demand for stenographers, clerks and typists, working women, and with this idea, Thompson will be blighted and other students prepared to take their course offered, be she to be obstructed and a small interest in the stenographer, given her, with that continued success. Birth Day Party Dr. and Nra M. C. Cooper gave Marcelius and theirs, their 11th and 12th party, Sept. 3rd, 1984 and 1985. They lived with them with many little families, with them many little families, with cream and sake, playing games and blowing horns. Doctors, Dentists and Pharmacists Plan For Greater Association at Neon Luncheon Plans for a private, legal medical, dental and pharmaceutical association were discussed last Monday at a small day. Problem arises in the club doctor's Kasha Temple, K.O. K. O. in the Bythian Temple at which all but four of the members WANTED----20 Boys to enter Holiday Selling Capital Prizes appear in the Express every content closes, riod begins Sep October 2. Ca Office, 2600 and register ye Contest begins 8 o'clock, Oct. of those professionals were present. Dr. R. E. Hamilton, host 'to the members acted na matter of cere- monia and free discussions of all of the things pertaining to the pro- fession were encouraged by him. The discussions included mention of the following: Holiday Selling Contest—Two Capital Prizes. Names will appear in the columns of the Express every week until contest closes. Registering period begins Sept. 11 and closes October 2. Office 2, 2600 Swiss Avenue, and register your name NOW. Contest begins promptly at 8 o'clock. Oct. 2. of those professions were present, the carrying out of the ideas ex- Dr. R. L. Hamilton, host 'to the pressed at the luncheon. in the city, the need for more training of expectant mothers, the need for more training of new mothers, is instituted in *I* Parmount street by the white clutch woman of the city. Dr. J. W. Anderson, adjunct of the physicians of the city was called the physician of the city and discussed had closed and Dr. W. W. Ahner, head of the American medical association, was a former albatross of Audin, made a former plan of Audin, made a former plan of commendation of the spirit driven by the association which was the principal public health. A regular member of the annual conference on Tuesday and at that time special committees were appointed to plan for COMMUNITY IMPROVE CITY IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION GRADUATING CLASS OF N. D. KINDERGARTEN The Nursery Department of the Community Improvement Association has enjoyed both a pleasant and profitable summer. The planning outings for the children have furnished them wholesome recreation, and every effort has been made to make these little tots happy while their mothers worked to assist them. Mr. Crawford, many of the mothers have pressed themselves as being greatly pleased with the class of work being done. N. D. NURSERY AT BED TIME. Preparations are now being made for the opening to school Monday. Bedtime is little at all, except when all is conducted all day. Everybody is generally inviting to visit upon that day. Above photograph illustrates the class "A" work being done by the Community Intervarsal Association. "FAMILY" are being formulated the cooperating in the great Dallas Community Guest Campaign to be conducted during the month of November. Contest—Two Names will columns of the y week until Registering pe- t. 11 and closes at Express Swiss Avenue, your name NOW, promptly at 2. the carrying out of the ideas ex- pressed at the luncheon. The lunch course was delicious at all. It was given by Chaka Kedu, well known steward of the club. Representatives of the club were If you desire information, Inspiration and paw methods for Church, Sunday School of Missionsary, the School of Missions, and the School of Missions which opens Sunday, Sept. 26th at St. John's Infirmary, in the city of Milton. Both with an interesting program for each day, Sept. 26th for each Demonstration, Hills Study, led by pastors of the city. Presented by chorea and other musical talent. May your day be the best. Home Study: "Templed Hills!" by Ralph A. Follot. The Moose Faces, the Future" by Dr. P. H. P. pastor. Information can be bid by phone, Mobil or 1-259, Mrs. C. P. Bowell. MENT ASSOCIATION Atlanta, Ga. Pioneer Negro College in Georgia Seven Brick Buildings Over fifty acres of land Less than one mile from Terminal Station For Catalogue, Address PRESIDENT, M. W. ADAMS Advertise in our columns and we will show you the MARK. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUB. CO. 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BROWN, PHYSICIAN & SURGON Diseases of Women and Children (All cause promptly answered) Office 2314 Trail St. New York, NY 10017 McMillan Sanitarium DALLAS CXXAS SANTAL MIDY PAIN IN BLADDER Promptly Eased SANTAL MIDY He needs to get the pain relief Look for the "warm" "Molly" Sold by All Douggins SANTA MIDY PAIN IN BLADDER Promptly Raised, by SANTA MIDY Be more to gai The Gentleman Look for also, west Midy. Sold by All Daughters UNIVERSITY, Santa, Ga. College in Georgia Buildings acres of land from Terminal Station The Democratic Party now declares for the principle of equal, exact and impartial justice to all men under the Constitution and the law; for equality of opportunity to every citizen within the land, regardless of race, religious belief or place of birth; "This is one of the opening sentences of the recently adopted plans of the pharmaceutical firm that are "Sanctions and the Law of Sanctions" and it reads like the declaration of a party which in its practices and precepts is dedicated to the principle of real equality before the law of all men. Likewise, without calling the Ku Klux Klan by name, it deplored the "secret work" of organizing which had attempted to enter into politics declaring that such work had tended to "embassage Texas." Honesty in government, the improvement of educational facilities, increased the improvement of the agricultural all received mention the platform. But that statement as to the declaration for the principle of equality of opportunity for all citizens regardless of race and, that of marital justice will strike every member of our race as being excely in place and it is left now for them to wonder just what extent the leaders of the party feel in샘 and to put that declaration into practice. Equally before the law and its improvement would be the same as the law of the general of the fundamental law of the fundamental law that we had followed orders. of the race as unfortunate and, though it is a little strong, the result was not significant. For instance, the Democratic Primary with all of its hidors aspects of discrimination would come in first for consideration as to its direct contradiction of that declaration. That particular democratic institution makes it impossible in Texas for every member of the citizenship to make his voice heard in the selection of those officials who will administer his government. Dan Moody, present governor elect, while chosen by a large majority, has voted for a separate government to elect. At the end of the afternoon we set around the fire and the fire was in the form of the first of the first. Election time is not to very far away. In the case of the wind, the casual vocation of the wind. The casual vocation, noting such apparent discrimination in the matter of the vocation of the state, is the most important, but the result is the most important, which must be of necessity because of the many charges and counter charges which have marked the progress of the court investigation. But Negros had no opportunity of expressing their preference in that contest and unless they are urged in the general election, the sheriff will also be an official chosen by a BROOKLYN HIGH SCHOOL COLLEGE There can be no doubt but that Texas is in earnest in its desire to improve the status of its schools and that the association of white teachers has made possible the direct reference to the condition of the schools which is, to be found in the recent platform which has been adopted by the central committee of the Democratic party in the state and for the prominent place which that question held in the most recent pronouncements of the governor-elect. That Negro schools can reap direct benefit from this increase is by no means to be doubted. But that there are themselves must in position to accurately determine the things that those schools stand in most dire need can be disrupted. MEMBER NATIONAL NEGRO ASSOCIATION. Published every eighth day Morning in the Year at 2400 Swiss Saturday at Post Office at Dallas, Texas, as second-class mat- ter, under Act of Congress, March 1918 THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO (Incorporated) DALLAS, TEXAS 1 Year $2.00 3 Months $3.00 6 Months $7.00 Single Copy .00 Notice to The Public Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or re- putation of any person, firm or doe Here, it appears to the Express, is an opportunity for service for the Colored Teachers Association such as it has never had before. A service, the efficient performance of which will open the way for a contact with state officials and teachers, will be made possible by virtue of the fruit of the more lasting sort as time goes on and which can be definitely considered as guaranteed to grow as it is carefully cultivated. Up until now, Negroes have rather stood back and accepted blindly all of the things which the officials of their schools have proposed and they have failed most miserably to stay in touch with the needs of their students which they have discovered, to make recommendations for the needed improvement of their own accord. The result is that, though in some notable cases in which the school officials have been those with a comprehensive view of the needs of equal educational accommodations for both races alike, the status of the Negro schools generally is far below what it should have THE DALLAS EXPLORER has never hoisted the white loothes, neither has it been degraded by the yellow streak. It is not afflicted with the flanned mouth. It is a plain, every day, smallhic, consignment I've never payer, which trims no until to catch the passing breaches; flies no doubtful flag; it prefers a gutturalism as bread as our country. Its love of even handed funtle covers all the territory occupied by the human race. This is pretty high ground, but we live on it and are prespering. Boys of the press come up and stand with us. This ground is help. Now that there is definite interest in the improvement of all of the schools of the state and the fasks as made public by the Survey Commission are obtainable the Negro teachers in their organization have opportunity to work definite studies, and to develop their own study, the needs of their own schools and of making these needs recognized in the general improvement which seems bound to take place. But the association cannot do that with poor policy and machinery. It cannot do it without having first made it possible to operate on a two months basis with some person or persons dedicated to its tasks. It must have been the responsibility it must have definitely in mind the necessity for a policy which will allow for constant and consistent work for the thing desired. Such has not been the policy of the association in former years. It has been rather a "hit or miss" proposition which depended for its manager support upon the support. Its methods have, for the most part been crude THE ADJACENT BLOCK WAS MUDDY ALSO The Express — was 'interested in the possibility of live-Dak Street the city had taken a great deal of the rough materials taken up and used in the city, and the the block going South on Good loirewards Florence and that appar- ture. The Express was interested in the way that the people in the past had taken a great deal of the rough material takes up and used it as paving Good Street in the block going South on Good towards Florence and that appears to have been the material it is to be filled, such as a great put in shape. This block happens to be filled with white people. In so other block on the street has this been done, so far as it is evident. But in the next block of THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1926 The Road To Better Health are the pollen or hairs of these. But there are two fundamental plants pollenous. The pollenous of calles of catarrh, which you have in your mouth, is not the pollen of the toxin is not are at the seat of your almighty, distributed by the blood. First: the catarrh of the nose and Treatment of Final Contact threat may be simple part of a contract with a pollenous contract, with a pollenous plant he can pre-vent, the whole gastrointestinal tract, its effects its immediately. On second, you may have a hidden scrubbing the parts with moist and infection that has not yet been exposed. RECIPES Bread- Breeding 8 tablespoons of salt 1 1-2 tablespoons of vinegar 1 1-4 teaspoonful of salt 1 teaspoonful of parsley table salt and add one-half the vinegar table salt and mix well add one-half the vinegar, a little for pouring too many rubbish at a time. Blend and add reminerals which they made to this fund. Dallas has benefitted. Texas has been honored and the race has new standing by reason of the trip of this young man. Investments - n the youth of the race pay large dividends. The first is not usually recognized, passing off for acute zombies. The juries of the latter three are chemically poisoned by the poison of Primrose is stills any other. **Primrose Pollening** This is more common than most people think. The dermatitis (farming of the skin) seen on people who have been often due to the poison of Primrose that been deposited on the undersides of the cow's ears. The ears are usually affected. The parts that have been exposed to the poison itch and horn are red and swollen, and some of them are yellow. **Jyv, Oak and Squam Pollening** The violaceous toxin of these 1-8000 grain will produce irritation of the skin. Despite this some people seem proof against this poison, being able to handle poison is not as likely. How susceptible of persons can be poisoned by merely passing by these plants is still a mystery, as the poison is not volatile. Neighers are the pollen or bairs of these plants poisonous. The poisonous effects remain confined to the spot that is exposed as the toxin is not distributed by the blood. Treatment of Plant Polishing When one has been in contract with a poisonous plant he can prevent its effects by immediately scrubbing the parts with soot-and-water. If a certain part only-for example, the right hand—has been exposed, painting with tincture of indin will often short it. One can also secure some degree of protection if before going into a region where these plants should, the skin is anointed with an oil. Following exposure a full hot bath should be taken, and all col Meandering with Marjorie THE NEW PLATFORM OF THE TEXAS DEMOCRATS BY MARJORIE ADAMS HARbor DAY as the last summer holiday is, for most of us, a gala. Weather disappoints us at the times, so we can generally plan some sort of outdoor fun, with immunity. Ordinary pliances may have been topped with a special event that will provide much amusement. thing should be brushed and mumured before it is again worn? If despite these precautions, the typical dermatitis develops, a natural response proves the best application. It relieves the itching and burning, and improves the dryness and itching reaction. When the inflammation has subsided the skin should be dressed with talcum or cornstarch powder. Questions and Answers Cause of Cataract Mr. F. R. E. writes: "for some reason I have a dermatitis of the nose and throat. My general health was always good and I live mostly out of doors, being a faraway place. I have built Jia's tables and used a quart of salt, water daily as a moisturizer. I have no relief with itch. My throat has a new feeling. Are I susceptible to itching? I would like a remedy if possible. I take and liker oil every winter and like it every spring." Reply There are few conditions that are resistant and chasinable as a dermatitis. Patients with this trouble have to exercise as much patience as they can. But there are two fundamental causes of catarysis that you have are attached and I believe that the first, the catarysis of the nose and first, the catarysis of the nose and second, the whole gastrointestinal tract. On second, you may have a hidden bridge to the surface. My guess is that the first is the cause of the second two suppressions. Go to soma one who will look beyond your nose and threaten you with a catarysis. The most evident and annoying part is the mist evident and smirking part. By the Ronald Brown Corporation, (Chicago) of the oil and vinegar alternately, Cichkage Salad Cichkage Salad Cichkage Salad with French dressing, garnished with pimienta in strips. (Copyright 1998, by The Ronald Brown Corporation, (Chicago) Chuckle Column Hobbes—pass the idea along To the wife, just think what a matterpiece or two she Could have done. Out of some of your old Cust-off! A section of the al' brown Darby could serve as a mountain. AND— That last Christmas Tie that I bought in the take out area should be shaped into a Rainbow. AND— The fragred edge of that cliff With your neck, would do as the Crest on an Ocean Wave. The fall of that purple-ripped Skirt the laundry happily rushed For you, would look very real If nearly trimmed into the shape of a Waterfall. That al' red flamed underwear Hated the sight of, would For you, would look very real Into the background of a Summertime. That al' late afternoon dress Made you blush, time you Looked at them, could now be Cut up into blooming Lilies. What's that the wife and -NGT That settles them! It's a Good Wind That Blows Up An Er-fell- We have to tell the weather tunes to see which wind the wind was blowing. New the short skirt tell us. The hat checker on these moments the hat checker at the other day. An unconstrained host, who keeps telling his underlings to jump into it, and then bends WANTED—20 Boys to enter Holidays Selling Contest—Two Capital Prizes. Names will appear in the columns of the Express every week until content closes. Registered peri- dium begins sept. 11 and closes October 2. Call at Express Office, 2600 Swiss Avenue, and register your name NOW. Contest begins promptly at 8 a.m., Oct. 2. Radio Topics audio topics Radio Topics GENERAL ELECTRIC PROPOSES (Long Island found with soon be EXORMOUS POWER INCREASE) By R. M. SHEILL (Radio Engineer) equipped with a low-power radio beacon, as a test to aid the very important and heavy sound-trouble Old Indian Language To the Broadecaused The persistent artistic disturbances which are prevalent at this time of year may account for a lot of the struggle sounds heard over the re- dio. If, however, you are in doubt that the origin of some of the sounds, do not forget to consider that a Mexican station is broadening language's used power to be in the Mexico. Indiana This is being done for the benefit of the many native throughout the Mexican requible who still cling to the Indian language. The national language is distributed executing sets to Indian village and district. From all of the surrounding regions men, women and children tramp to the place where the people are present in the government's "magic box" which catches the wiling words from star- far. Copyright 1922, by the Bonnette Brown Corporation, Chicago Endle Questions And Answers (Mr. Sherrell Willard and the program of radio shows) Writing Write him in care of this paper.) Q—D O.C. is easy: The terminal in my storage a battery etc. constantly corresponding. Even though I is not a good one, the battery can be used in the integration return. In the case of other clean connectors? Anno-the Corruption is caused by acid. Keeping along the lead. It is the same thing as the strips of lead about 1/2 inches long on to the lead terminals of the battery. Ordinary Binding posts may be used on the other end of these stages with less danger of their cor- riding. Q—P.N.L. says: The use of a chemical rectifier for charging my storage B batteries. The borax in the solution seems to crystallize on the external plate just above the electrolyte. In there may way of preventing this? The persistent static呼气系统 whom are prevalent at this time of year may account for a lot of the slings, sounds heard over the radio. If, however, you are in doubt about to the origin of some of the sounds, do not forget to consider that a Mexican station is broad- ranging languages used over 400 years ago by the Mexican Indians. This is being done for the benefit of the many natives throughout the Mexican republic who still sing to the Indian language. that a broadcasting station, is call- The government has distributed the money to the state. It seems ridiculous to think this amount of energy sup- ing would be a significant source of energy. The Department of Commerce has estimated that the range of a-five kilowatt station is approximately thirty miles for ninety, per cent service to the listeners. This means 14 hours service-every day of the year. Mr. Jadenwater believes this is the first time to show a view of his knowledge that there is places within 100 miles of the 50 kilowatt transmitter of W G Y where satisfactory service cannot be received because of interference and strangely low signal levels. He also believes that the next practical step forward is to increase again the power of the broadcast compingition by a major radio station. The new age has been at the station," said Mr. deacon-water, and we do not know if he is using a battery rectifier for charging a battery. "But there is no partisan power in the solution seems to crystallize in terming such power as super-power. The station will only be more or less equal to the task of supply preventing this. The battery of paraffine oil level over a reasonable range of 200 miles." Radio Beacon Incense In Number Q-P N, I. save! I am using a water, and we do not know if he is using a battery rectifier for charging a battery. But there is no partisan power in the solution seems to crystallize in terming such power as super-power. The station will only be more or less equal to the task of supply preventing this. The battery of paraffine oil level over a reasonable range of 200 miles. Radio Beacon Incense In Number Q-P N, I. save! I am using a water, and we do not know if he is using a battery rectifier for charging a battery. But there is no partisan power in the solution seems to crystallize in terming such power as super-power. The station will only be more or less equal to the task of supply preventing this. The battery of paraffine oil level over a reasonable range of 200 miles. Albany there are 14 radio-bee. Q.-R. E.-B. says: "I have spent an hour in operation, in the United States, built a three tubs set using about 100 pieces of aluminum. The tubs are that Alaska and the Hawaiian Islands set. man-hooked carefully built and hands were provided with the lathe. good parks were used throughout, and lands were given with the lathe. not just more sharply. What I have given the mariner, the radio-bee, has the value of the radio-bee to the value of the captain, A. It is hard to say, but there constructions, and sequestering vessels in a possibility that your aerial is closely attached to the radio-bee, the captain closely attached on a majority of the aerials to the receiver. Q-R P-R as built a three-stage of H.P. set was "boog" on good parts were but an disappointment just more of the most likely to be Ana.-It is hard to be possible that the coupled to the re- EDUCATORS COMMEN Q. R. E. R. apa—I have built a three tube set using one tube and a three tube set using two tubes. The set man-built carefully put good parts were used throughout, but am disapposed because it does not meet the specifications most likely to be the cause of this. An- it is hard to say, but there a possibility that your airline is not doing well on close coupled to the receiver. S COMMEND TEACHERS PROMINENT EDUCATORS COMMEND TEACHERS men together with financial states. The Executive Secretary of the Secretary from the office of the Secretary Treasurer and an editorial by the Executive Secretary. Two of the leading educators of the plate who visited the office of the Executive Secretary, on being handed copies remarked upon. The next appearance and its content. Prof. Q. W. Jackson, life member of the association and head of the Grand United Order, of Odd Yellow of the state was particularly long in the profile declaring that it was "better looking than the publication of the National Teachers Association. Through his suggestion has authorized the collection of the fudde of the association tied up in the failure of the bank at Palestine, through an attorney and there is every reason to feel that all of the funds will eventually be secured. The program of the association is also in-process of an upmarion and the next issue of The Bulletin will contain it. A drive for membership is now being conducted throughout the whole state and the heads of the association are anxious to have a membership of 4,000 by the opening of the meeting in Waco. Booker T. Washington Hi School Notes From the Principal's Office The teaching load in the Booker University materially reduced this throughout the institution of the quan- titative school's education, and the additions are Mr. Clamette A., B. University of Ohio, Prentice A. and B. University of Ohio, Mt. University, and A. B. University of Ohio, performance was had in the department of mathematics. He made a sharp in- troduction to the university during an absence of university during an absence of university with teachings in the high Mr. Hottang comes directly from Wilhelferمير, the majored in history, and the Salazar of the City. On the 2nd of Modern European History: will be his specialty in the Booker T. Washington High School. Miles of Pursitu- H. Sherry and Letty M. Wirkleiff attended the University of Michigan during the summer quarter. Eighty-three pupils from the grade schools of Dallas enrolled in the Booker T. Washington High School, Monday, Sept. 14. Previous others from the school were the others who were applied for admission on that date. Otis Classification Tests were taken by the entire group of pupils and were given the full name of the course and the group system of the course of study and the Booker T. Washington High School were the students' state school purpose was to return on Saturday Sept. 14, at 12 o'clock for their books and courses, based on the results of the test. Forty-six elementary school graduates failed to report on Monday, when they were whirled to the school. Their names and the schools from which they were held. Ninth Ward School, T. M. Kirk, Minne-Seals, Zenobia, Brannen, Stone Christopher. The Office of Revenue School, Ruby-Mary, Davis Scott-Massey, Arya, Russo, School, Mary Taylor, Darrell School, Arnold Jackson, Hattie M. Jackson, Kiernan R. Rachman, Father Plummer, Earths, Eating Algo, Conway, Kenneth Blimme, Rebecca Williams. Starks School, A.D. Dean, Nathaniel Griffin, Kirvin Dufdemann, and Thomas W. Winston. Lillie Armstrong, Fayz Brooks, Lillie Armstrong, Fayz Brooks, Annis Davis, Lillie� Junne, Joey Irritant, Bainie Griffin, Rubin, Los Mujes, Clara McDale, Margaret Oglettes, Jeriitude Roberson, B.A.B.B., and B.D.B.B. The first of the first two schools of the school. The enrolment of pupils and of the children in the school is expected that more than 600 will be classified by Monday, Sept. 20th. Miss Mammie C. Jones, who has taught mathematics in the school for two years, was a good writer that the school had to be promoted to the head of bar department 1st Jan., 1984, and was also the head of the school in January, will be unable to require her work at the beginning of the school. Her work will be well called "filled temporarily with the hope that she will completely recover from her illness within a short time." It is a most important work for Jones is a most acceptable teach-and enjoys the highest respect and the most well-being of the school. There will be meeting of the high school faculty Saturday, Sept. 16th, at 10:00 A.M. In this meeting the new members will be in the school. It will be a teacher will make a brief written report of his or her professional individual during the next summer. There will be meeting of the high school faculty Saturday, Sept. 16th, at 10:00 A.M. In this meeting the new members will be in the school. It will be a teacher will make a brief written report of his or her professional individual during the next summer. Written outlines or plans are have been prepared for the first three years of the school. For the purpose has been prepared for that purpose. The final directions will be given for the work which begins Monday at 9:00 A.M. teachers with the one or two classes they will need to assist with the advanced registration, and all class rooms the librarians have given the final forces to have. Miss Lely-M. Wickliffe, English Teacher from Ann Arbor, Michigan, will teach three weeks on account of the Biology has been added to the high school curriculum; and an additional board of the Board of Education to cover course. Laboratory equipment will be following is a complete list of teachers, and their assignments. Mr. W. Phillip, W. Phillip. Mr. Murtilla J. Hanks Mrs. Murtilla J. Hanks Mr. Irving Holland Mr. T. W. Frett Lecturer Julia C. Fraster (On leav of Abandon) William M. Hardes William M. Hardes Vice President Miss Priscilla L. Tyer Miss Priscilla L. Tyer Miss Mamie C. Jones Miss Mamie C. Jones Miss Murailla H. Hembry Miss Murailla H. Mrs. James Mrs. James Miss Martha Miss Martha Museum Area Museum Area (Request for of absence being considered) Miss Nora C. Colge Miss Nora C. Colge Museum Area Librarian Musee Musee Fortia Washington Pittman Louwen Attendance Musee To The Boys of Texas! This will be the last letter that I shall write because I will call for America within nine days the time required for this letter to reach you. Today I am in Munich, Germany. I arrived here this morning at 10 A.M. having left Vienna, Austria, Wednesday night at 11:55 o'clock. At dawn I saw a beautiful sight, the Alps. Many of the peaks were snow-codped. We are told by our guide that these peaks provide enough water for several large cities in Germany and Austria, the year round. We were carried to our hotel and we were given a tour of the city. We only one night there. I am very nervous. I don't know what to do. I go straight to the airport. I go straight to the five days, which I will spend in the city. --- WHERE BRAWN MEETS BRAIN Dempsey and Wills May Fight in Tia Juana Wills has looked into everything else. It might pay based in a bathroom where he was him to look into this one. PHOTO BY THE SANTEE HAD DALLAS 1915 Tee Row-Left to Right Coach A. W. Brushner, Will McLean, Mgr. W. W. Pratt, M. B. Hill, M. B. Hill, M. B. Hill, M. B. Hill, M. B. Hill, M. B. Hill, M. B. Hill, Third Row-Third to Right J. James, Jqb Humbry, Jc. James & W. Capit, Will McLean, Jc. Joe, L. Emmitty L. Emmitty DEMPSEY AND WILLS MAY MEET IN TIA JUANA Atlantic City, N. J., Sept. 18—(A. N. P.)—The news leaked out of the Dempsey camp that there was a possibility that Dempsey and Wills will meet in Tia Jahna within the next five months. In discussing the proposed bout Davis J. Walsh, International News Sports Editor, declared: "There are only two factors that stand between the two greatest heavyweights of the modern era—the they are the signature of Wills to a Dempsey contract and the possibility, however vague, that the champion might muff his chance against Gene Tunney on the night of September 23. "According to Gene Normile, manager and what not of the heavyweight champion, the second possibility has a stronger chance than the first. Normile says that Wills has set a productive price on his head, so to speak. "He wants $300,000 as I understand it. That's entirely too much for any challenger. We are fair enough when it comes to that, but, if Wills really wants nothing but a chance to win, he has been chosen, he will sign up whatever he can get. Every challenger has done that since time immemorial." Would Be Generous ang to give Wills a better treatment to date. Dempsey he he felt he could win an increase, he will win that as so he that he is after the lea sed only after some pers after. He intimated that of James Coffrond, from if either one way or the word of his day which was battles in California and that Normile is one of "We are willing to give Wills a better price than any challenger has received to date. Dempsey took his almost for nothing because he felt he could win and earn his money afterward. Wills is sincere, he will win that same way. If not we can only assume that he is after the loser's end." "Normile talkled only after some persuasive conversation from the writer. He intimated that he preferred to await the arrival of James Coffroth, from the West before committing himself either one way or the other. Coffroth was the Tex Richard of his day which was the day of the California. Funddallity might be mentioned that Normile is one of Coffroth's very bright young men. Satisfactory Two Ways "Therefore, if Normile says that Dempsey is willing, one might very well judge that not only the champion but the promoter is emenable to the proposition. The only thing he can do is to allow all he wants is a fight with the champion, the fight is here. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 UNIVERSITY OF 50 CALP, COL-INC ELECTORAL TEAM He suffered a very much burn until he was unburned, the RARITY TEAM quired examination. **Court.** R. A. The late Frank C. Leland **Compared with Pixon of the brought to Chicago in 1901** PICKED, SURE FIRE STUFF Oregon Angels Punishment of Pixon of the brought to Chicago in 1901 plitch for the Leland Grane-He plitch for the Leland Grane-He plitch for the Leland Grane-He plitch for the Leland Grane-He (A. N. P.) Mr. Foster, according to them, was the first club to create a de- finition of a league. In 1892 he built a ball-court with a 1892-ball-court with a ball-court by letting the names of base- ball fans and otherwise in two universities laborers for month and week, repeatedly advised a long year before added the final league, to be crown when in February, 1899 he found the Nationals Group, our filing at fame: The American League at Kansas City, M. City, the League at Kansas City, M. City, and more so at that time than at the Kansas City Kanonies for the Fann Jubilant as nrice Taylor Female Eligibility Test. **Juniors:** Calif. Sept. 17. Plainville (Connecticut) Univ. of Winston-Salem channe- ding of the NCAA's women's chan- dle for Conference football championship the announcement that Brianna Taylor will be eligible for the varsity squad for work after school hours to earn work after school hours to earn the English credits for which he becomes intelligent for the spring in addition to selling automobiles, quired examinations. **Competition:** Calif. Sept. 17. Compton (California) Univ. of Stanford; Colton of California brings the last. Not only great as a bringer of the speed and taylor, but for the most spectacular player in the Conference. "RUBE FOSTER, CZAR OF NEGRO BASE BALL CONFIED IN STATE INSTITUTION Climbed From Ranks to Dizzy Hights in Height, Basketball World, of Negro National Base Ball League. BULLETIN Chicago, I., April 18—(A. N. P.) After a confluence of sight days "IN THE REALM OF SPORT" coupled with the many woes of his ball club and the business of his league, which he is to follow in the wake of his Fought Way Upwards from Hanko. He fought Way Upwards from Hanko. He basked ball and the league. From the rise of Andrew "Hoboe" Foley, present indie bands the club owner in the baseball world reads like a goose, to carry on the league. He is going to carry on the league. Texas, at 7 years ago, Babe adopted his team necessary to adjust base ball his life work and made the league to the new order. Dr. G. Stainly progress until he reached the league. Dr. G. Key, St. Louis, who is the voice of the league, started out in base ball as pitcher but the season in the place of Mr. Buster. on an average of $235,000 per herbal pick winners or horses raises and prize prizes (frequently). However, the combination of East and South South in the wake of the by the fans who asked us to play National League, the salaries were the winner of the world championship, located to an average of $125,500 ship of Colored Baseball to inforce. These figures alone should move men rushes when there ender Porter to base ball players, such as widen jerseys of adventure and club owners all over the course as planking championship club. The passing at Porter from the recent interview, Ms. Alice Gregoir, 11338 S. Carr, will be missed by all of her colleagues and friends. Ms. Gregoir will be remembered thousands who know and love her for effective results. By Jane Pan, on business, and will be heard in her future. taw. He has been a real friend to me, and I have always enjoyed many players who he has contact with and who mha never expected to get anything in return. I am very proud of him. TUSKEGEE GETS OFF ON SEPTEMBER 25 are eleven games on the Crismon schedule and the Tigers may as well be looked upon as strong competitors for championship honors. CALIFORNIA STATE TOURNAMENT IN FULL SWING AT PASADENA *Pandemon, C. Alpt. 18—A, (N, P)—D. The State Tennis Tournament, with visitors and constantians from all over the state, attended. Oakland, Calif. Mr. M. Stewart, J. C. Henderson, G. Geoff, D. Galliford, and A. Alman, from Los Angeles, champion; just returning from the St. Louis Nationals. BABY GANS WILL MEET A STUMBLING BLOCK ON HIS WAY TO THE CHAMPIONSHIP Los Angeles, Calif., Calif., 13—14 Friday, June 16, 2014 Family Joe Gosselin, fighting Irishman, with the knockout right on right, at 13 at 11am. Andorranian Joe Gosselin, fighting right, at O'Brien in a terror to the lightning bolt here. Can't beat the lightning bolt here. Can't beat the fans done him up to score. The great auditorium will be pack ZORILLA WINS ANOTHER ...Los Angeles, fal, Sept. 11—CA. N. P.1.—Santano, Zorilla, hard-hitting Panama. Negro fighter, snissed with Doc. Snell at Culver City stadium, Tuesday night. Zorilla got knocked down in the first round for a court of two, but was black-quick by fighting like a demon. He was awarded seven of the en rounds though few newspaper, written favored Snell getting the nod. About three years later, the North America. He is a Panamaman by birth. Over 4,000 saw the scrap. CRACK LITTLE COLORED FIGHTER-FINALLY LOSES Los Angeles, Cal., Sept. 18—(A. N. P.) Pedro Amader, the senational little Panama bantam; who has had an unbroken string of Vietorites since his arrival here and always was packed. House by his knock-out, lost in an eight-round bout at Whittier American Legion Stadium to Bobby Rendley. MISS IELON WILSON, 2008 COCHLAN STREET ENTERTAINED MR. JONES OF DEARMON, ARK. WITH A PARTY. The party was given in hope of Mr. Jones at Dasramond, Ark. Miss. Ms. Chralsy, Wilson, Dixon, Meers, Edwards, Dorsey Ilikir, Theips, Davis, Marshall, Crouch, Starks and Wilson, gu�ast, Misses Carroll of Newport and Miss Edwards of Mansfield, Mr. Carroll of the elite were the honorary guests. Games were played and an Ils courses was served. The members of The 1924 Marching Club met on last Sunday afternoon and completed the business of the 1924 Club and organized the 1927 Marching Club electing J. B. DeVaux as president; P. A. Glanton, Secretary and David Bishop, treasurer. Means. Glanton and Bishop were each donated $10.09 for efficient services. Miss Helen V. Branch, has returned to her school duties in New Jersey after spending a very pleasant stay in the city with her sister, Miss Mary E. Branch, who received the Master's degree in English from the University of Chicago on Sept. 2nd. 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BAUME BENGUE (One-Cat) breeded from the Belgian breeds of Northia, Newfoundland and pale. Its penetrating warch delivers the touch of the original French and the original French BAUME BENGUE (ALL MATURED) 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 Secy, 818 Good St., Dallas, Texas. LOYAII "I Can Save THE LO have mem AS I JUST Texas Towns NARISHIALL-Mr. I. Cato an old citizen of Avenal, St. John's at his home. He was a member of New Helgel Baptist Church, Knight of the Christian and Woodward of the World, buried with their homements. The公告ar given by the W. J. P. was a affirmatory. Hool's W. J. Hoonman Grand Master of the Mutual Woodman of the World is in the city in the interest of the old, 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th院士. T. L. Hunter and O. L. Biedobee have returned from the Medical Association in Philadelphia, and Mrs. Clouse has returned from Port Worth, Texas where she spent the summer. Mr. L. Williams is seriously ill at his home. Mrs. C. Loy has returned from Chicago, Illinois, where she attended the Grand session of the Order. Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Phillips have completed their home. Mr. C. Downs and family spent a week in ill Poise, Texas. Mrs. L. Sanders is visiting her daughter's Mrs. R. Docket. Mrs. L. Jones is a long city, Mrs. L. Jones of Flint, Michigan is in the city visiting. CORRICANA — Mr. and Mrs. B. Lowe of Guthrie, Okla. are visiting Mr. G. L. Johnson and Mr. John High. Mr. Mr. and Miss Combiff for Tuten. Oklahoma, their future home, Rev. and Mrs. B. Lowe have returned from Colorado. Miss A. V. Nelson has been visiting Mr. Martin, Mrs. John Townsend and Mrs. M. Nelson, Mr. John Faroe, Mr. O.W. Parr, Mr. Taylor and Mr. W. H. Rare. The first meeting for the new year is at the Fort Worth, in the new year Wednesday P. M.S. the home of the President, Mrs. Q. C. Jones. Quite an interesting program was planned for the year. Mr. V. H. Middlebrook is visiting Mr. Fort Worth. The County Institute opened on Monday. Prof. J. H. Rarey will give the lecture on Grand Master Jackson left Thursday for Baltimore to attend the Mr. C. C. Prof. L. J. E. Lister will have a change of school for two weeks. Miss Lillian Moss of Houston is visiting Mrs. E. H. Durham. Mr. Alexander's daughter of Houston and Miss Pettison of Dallas are visiting Mr. and Mrs. D. Jones. NY. PHANTAN. Barylcea Veta good as the A.V. and C.N.E. Churches Sunday, 7. E. H. N. E. Evans bent his quarter-quarter to the East. M. J. Churches, Quitu a guccare, Rey. J. H. Hawkins was at his post. Sunday, Rev. James J. Davis preached Sunday, high 31th, the second of May Day. Paying for his success in the ministry The following teachers are stending the Teachers Institute at Publity, Texas. Mr. W. J. Crumpton has completed his new story and has been the public-given honor for the public-given class of the school at your business. He ready for The Express. WORKHAM—The Sunday School was conducted with much interest last Sunday with large attendance. Rev. Clark of Dallas was at his post and purchased a group group of 3000 people from Mr. Joe W. W. Mr. Alice Smith of Corseana is visiting the friends and relatives in Wor rship. Mr. L. Jones was at the Wheeler, left last Sunday for Tune beneed. Ala. where they will attend school. Mrs. Ann Thomas took a half in her foot past last Sunday. Mr. H. J. H. was sent to be able to be up again. Mr. Winnie Hogans is on the sick list this week. --- Save Your Money and Protect Your Family at the Same Time by Insuring NOW in the this week. Mr. J. F. Grust of Dallas is in the early following his trade of Pulman Services. Rev. Wm. Christian of Memphis is in the city. Hundreds of delegates passed through our city this week enroute to the National Baptist Convention. Read the Dates Express. W. A. Preston, Jr. Agent. DENTON—Mr. Lee. Oliver has returned from and extended auto trip through Louisiana and Arkansas. Mrs. Lem. Hunnels passed away quietly at her home in South Den. ton, Sunday Rev. T. C. Collins pastor of Pleasant Grove Baptist church was successful in getting Rev. L. M. Harper of Dallas to run a two-week meeting at the above named church; also a "successary St. James" was well attended all day Sunday. Bishop J. W. McMinn was at M. Pilgrim C. M. Church Sunday. HONEY GROVE— After spending one month with her Mr. G. S. Allen and family Mrs. Laura Howard returned to her home in Kansas City, Mo. Mrs. Hines of Clarksville visited Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Podey last week. The Sunday School Convention convened in our city last week at the A. M. E. Church was a very grand success both spiritual and financial. There were with convention noted speakers such as Rev. Boughtner, Barnes, Lee, Hall, Samuels to the end with the P. S. Rev. E. D. Bonner and Thomas. The Gospel Binger, Mrs. Thomas, of Rockwell, Texas was also present. The Mover Groves choir with Mrs. Rev. M. Williams, plant and Mr. William Woltrige, choraler rendered very good singing for the association. Rev. W. A. Bonner, the pastor was made to feel very proud over their singing and the results of the convention; Mr. Trice Miles Vera and Noel Steel are in Albus Oulhomia Mrs. Sailie Harris was in Bonham last week. TEXARKANA — Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Preston, Mrs. Mary Lawrence, Rev. M. C. Lewis, Mrs. Mildred Hughes and mother, Mrs. Robert and several others from Texarkana attended the State. Bundsky School and B. Y. F. U. Convention at St. Maryville. They report a special session. Rev. and Mrs. Davis, Abigail Houston, and Mrs. In the meeting of the Daughter's Daughter, Mrs. Dr. Handall on 4th street. The District Board of Elon Association met with Polly Chapel Baptist Church, Rev. E. George is out of the City running a meeting. Mrs. Pettie and daughter, Miss Ozilla are visiting relative, H. Avigier and D. Zazahil. Rev. E. Jackson has gone to the church at Cleburney, Rev. J. E. Atkins is here under the treatment of Dr. J. U. Jamison. He is spending his vacation, with his sister and brother-in-law, 1188 Buchanan Ave. Read the Express, the best race paper. AMILENE — To the lovers and friends of school. On Friday, Sept 11, school will open a please to children at the same time. Please be an rolled School will open with five teachers, and if you send your children another will be added. Parents and friends you are cordially invited to visit our school on that day. Friday, Sept. 11. WANTED—20 Boys to enter Holiday Selling Contest—Two Capital Prizes. Names will appear in the columns of the Express every week until contest closes. Registering period begins Sept. 11 and closes October 2. Call at Express Office, 2600 Swiss Avenue, and register your name NOW. Contest begins promptly at 8 o'clock, Oct. 2. Sr. left for his home at Texarkana. Quite a few White Oak members attended the District meeting at Dlunders Creek St. Pleasant, Tex. A splendid meeting is reported and that the sisters Department raised more than $400. The people met up with the old at Chambers. Chapel. Mr. Vernon, Texas. Mr. F. Li-Pells left Thursday for the Executive board at Fulphur Springs Texas. The Rev. T. E. Sr. T. Mr. and Mr. C. George were dinner guest at the home of Mrs. F. Johnson the (invalid). They talked scripture and song korporate songs which highly revived, had Mr. Abner Haynes and family of Texarkana, Texas motored here Nuday visiting Mrs. Vicia (1000) this sister and other relatives. Rev. T. E. George Jr. has been called to party for White Oak Chapel. he Hill Tale here the 3rd Sunday in Sept. to baptize 22 candidates. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Thompson visited friends in Ran Hill Community, Sunday, Mr. Joe McGill has purchased a new Chevrolet. CLOROWRN: Mrs. James Garrett Rev. and Mrs. H. R. Powell, Mr. Tom Wilson of Denver, Colo. is visiting in Cloburne a few days. They are visiting the mother of Hisler Garrett, Mrs. M. H. Rev. while envo Us to the National Bluppen Convention, and converts to Platt Worth, and the new being bequeathed with many social functions while Rev. Powell rendered services for the C. M. R. Church and mother of the A. M. E. Church are making great preparations for the annual conference with will convene here. Over 5th at the C. M. E. Church was at the 1st of December. Forgotten Sunday last at the C. M. E. Church, Mrs. J. W. Hawkins of Oklahoma was the guest of Mr. E. Monloy. Sunday, Mrs. E. R. the Nickel-Industry and the Gold Sales Mase and Tommie are visiting relatives at Waco, Mrs. Ola Williams is delegates to the Friendship Association for the Missionary School of the E.R.S. and the Grand National Church was the guest of the genie Sunday. Mrs. H. W. Neal, many Cloburnes went to Galvey Saturday night. Mrs. C. W. and Mrs. E. R. were in the city last week. Dr. and Mrs. R. Barnes, Mrs. Aniponete, Baker and Children left for a visit to Ayurvik Springs, Mrs. Alexander and the Lighting. Waco was the guest of the daughter and sister last week. Mrs. Colle, Bell, Rev. Jones of Waco preached for Rev. R. --- THE DA. \ AS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1920 gather, Services _mess, good at telling, two wonderful, wiser breeds, two wonderful, wiser for a trip to the Nintendo Puft convention at Port Worth. BECKNINDEIGNIID, Mrs. Carlin Gair Gair, Downs, motivated to take the Nintendo Puft con- vention at the National Conven- tion in New York. Eddie Eddie, natural from Eddie Eddie, natural from Goulette and Goulette for visting in Whitby, Texas. Visting in Whitby, Texas. Also Mrs. Kim, Taner is im- proving, Mrs. Kim, Taner is im- proving, Mrs. Edder is improving. GROVETON—Mrs. Henry Rhodes and Little Henry Jr. have gone visit relatives in Colmseill Miss W. Smith and Millie Luciette Patrick have gone for an extended visit to Houston, Miss Pearl C. Teal of Trockett was in town last week. Miss Grave David has returned. She visited Friedman's House, and Grafton Rev. W. M. Co. of Jail in New York. Pastor of Baldwin Chanle held an interesting service Sunday and Sunday night Rev. C. A. Williams had started his revival at his thirteenth visit to Rossenord. He will be assisted by Rev. Johnson. BROWNWOOD—Madeyn A. Stephen, L. Upshaw, Miss Helen Davis, Mrs. M. Murray went to Galveston. Mr. and Mrs. Dewine were from Winnipeg and Mr. H. Smith from the West and Mr. and Mrs. Warren went to San Angelo, Miss Estrada, Miss St. John, Miss St. John and Miss L. L. H. and Miss L. L. W. Wallace is on the sick list this week. Miss Banner Groves of St Louis Mo. and Mrs. H. C. Johnson are here visiting their sister, Mrs. Willie Woodruff. New York, Sept. 11— (A. N. P.) Wiah a fiistul of telegrams to corporate his statement, Tex Richard decided that Juc2 Dempay, who holds the heavyweight boxing title of the world, would rather fight. Wills than Tunney. Rickard's statement, in view of Dempay's consistent and successful efforts to evade meeting Harry produced quite a laugh in boxing circles, as the HIA further statement that he had essayed diligently to stage a Wills Dempay bout. 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All Boys that are already selling, and to those a strum of selling the EXPRESS will be given into THIS DALLAS EXPRESS NEWS BOYS GUY COME BOYS AND DIRING A FRIEND—BEGIN NAME IN THE BIG HOLIDAY CONTEST A THE NEWS BOYS CLUB. GET YOUR KIT TO HELP YOU WIN ONE OF THEM BIG PRESENTS TEXAS TOWNS All hope that are already setting, and to those who are dearest of selling the MEXAPRESS will be given membership in the MEXAPRESS GROUP. COME BOYS AND BRING A FRIEND--REGISTER YOUR NAME IN THE BIG HIDDEN CONTEXT AND JOIN THE NEWS BOY'S CLUB. GET YOUR FRIENDS TO HELP YOU OWN ONE OF THREE MEXAPRESS GROUP BOOKS. GALVESTON—The bathing season closed last Monday night at midnight with a large number of visitors in the city from every where. The Knights of Pythias and United Brothers of Friendship drives have closed and Prof. T. H. Brawley of the U.N.F. and Mr. D. W. L. Robinson of the K of P. have gone to other fields. Both resulted in large success. Miss Ernestine Jessie Covington of Houston a noted pianist and graduate of Oberlin Conservatory of Music will be presented in recital Thursday night at Chapel A. M. E. Church under auspicies of Stewards and Trustees. The Committee in charge are Prof. A. W. McDonald, publicity: Prof. T. H. Love, sterring: Prof. J. W. Colman, music Miss L. M. Anderson reception. This promises to be the greatest occasion of the season. have gone to Indianapolis and F.T. Warith to attend the National Laptop Convention. It was a day for the laymen to went. Rev. Dr. J. P. Barbour, son of Mrs. E. A. and the son of Thomas Green, his wife and children were in the city visiting his mother. He comes from Alabama. For an hour he was on a drug bus to New York's Drug Store. Place an order for it along with your regular gad- HELL, CITY-S. E. opened at 5:00 a.m. and the store was full of stock and the stock was sent to the office on duty. S. E. was well attended. Hannes's class was held on 10th of April 1944. Visitors I. Devoral, services at room after which the pastor introduced the process. He was given a $30 R.D. to a wonderful program was rendered by the junior Department. The president, S. E. and the other members of the list. Rister, M. Harlin, S. Brown are also on the sick list, $60 R.D. The group is supported by an annual event after which the pastor preached another sermon. Reveryone enjoyed the show. The group was also on the other side of the show. P. M. Mitchell, pastor, Mrs. W. H. Dockett, reporter. GROEDECC—Miss Juanita Daniels is�improving, and hopes to require the work of the state's State. Daniels: Fredo Daniels and Chris the Edmonds are visiting in Dallas at the Springfield Hospital. Kose, Mr. Hattie Henry has returned from an extended visit to the home he was called to. He has a very short and oddly brown-mother's Mrs. Adkins was a mother of Mrs. White Adams, and Mrs. A. White was returned from A.A.U. in Mrs. Brown's old home. He was brought a herbal as an anthem. BRANCHYILLE — Service was wood at Ruest Home A.M.E. Church Sunday. Pastor Brooks preached both aermons. Many visitors were present. Mrs. Matilda Tucker died Sunday evening. Prof. Curvinston, Miss Willits and Benelize Alexander Jeff Bunday to stand the Teachers Institute at Caldwell. TAYLOR—A R was well attend—at the M. E. Church. Sunday. All other churches were more good services. Funders, Miss Minnie Price, in Quick in the city from Houston, Blackshear, High School open on Monday morning at usual time. Prof. O. L. Price, Mrs. Price and Prof. Hennie Smith were the first teachers to be on. Young Master Allen Hendicka has returned from Jarvis Christian Institute. He expects to be in the city for a month or two. The Taris Singing Club will join at the Christian Church Friday night. Mr. Van Gradington, a family free returned from the Vines Bee K. E. Holden for the O PRIZES 19 Can Join 19 ing, and to those who are de- $25 will be given membership NEWS BOTH CLUB. FRIENDS-BEGINNER YOUR DAYDAY CONTEST AND JOIN H. GET YOUR FRIENDS IN ONE OF THREE Future at 8 a. clock. Prayer services were conducted by I. A. B. Boyd, Mrs. E. B. Howard, Mrs. E. B. Howard, the prayer service was conducted again, after which meeting was successful. Will PICT POINT — Sunday School and Hagittal Young People Union in Church were also well attended. B. Church was also well attended. S. Church was also well attended. From Dutton, Mrs. Anderson, Mary Jones who died in Sherman and brought home for burial Friday. TERRILLLE - Mrs. Jas Henderson Mrs. Jas Henderson, M. W. White, M. Hulah Brown, M. W. White, M. P. Holland in the District Anderson attended the District Anderson attended Rogers Grove M. O. P. Holland in the District Anderson attended the formation of a modern France in a few weeks. Undergraduates from the University had his home remodeled. The Graduate Club and its master's degree on South Rockwall. There was a large (while) audience at the master's Larage (while) attended the master's W. W. E. Shallowwood. Super- vior. Mrs. Jas Henderson was VALLEY MILL - Sunday School was on time at 9:13. All officers are presented in the school. All are presented in a wonderful school. victor. Mrs. V. J. Manfield was victor. Mrs. V. J. Manfield was LAMINVILLE - Bruden School and School well named from Katrina. Mrs. Mia from Katrina. Mrs. Mia. Mrs. Mia. Mrs. J. Mead has gone to Mrs. J. Mead has gone to Mrs. J. Mead has gone to Mrs. C. Oldham. Mrs. Mollie. Dawson Dawson to Dawson to Dawson to Mrs. J. Mead has returned home from Oklahoma. Harris Home - Simpson and Mrs. Zinne Metton returned home Mrs. Zinne Metton returned home Mrs. Zinne Metton returned home Mrs. Jas Henderson is a member of the A. M. B. Church to his room for several days. DEWEYVILLE—Sugt. R. E. Kimble opened Sunday School at the usual hour. Longman was reviewed by Prof. M. K. Barlow, Rev. E. A. Soldener and family have moved to Beaumont, Prof. and Mrs. M. K. Barlow have returned from Prairie View College, Mrs. Alice Moran visiting relatives in Cincinnati, Ohio, Prof. M. K. Barlow attended the C. Institute at Wiergate, Tex. St. Lawrence Baptist Church has services all day, Rev. E. Murray preached the 11 o'clock session Rev. N. E. Kimble preached the o'clock sermon, Rev. J. Terrin preached the night sermon. Mr. Oli is Jenkins was called to La. to the bed side of his sick sister, N.r. O'Clark on business. Mrs. E. J. Barlow is the second son who was born in New York. MINERAL WELLS — Mrs. Mattie Fort Worth, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. Martin, Mrs. Robert Smith Mr. John moved to Mineral Wells Mrs. Laura Terrell Roe was in grandbury last week. Mrs. Aida Helen was in the last week of the year. Mr. John and Kenney — Mr. W. and from Roe. Mr. Pearlee Fields of Brocknerville and Mr. Mary Stephens and John. Miss of Austin were called here last week to the furtry her. Mr. Heavy Johnson — who died in New Worth, Monday, Sept. 11th, Rev. H. Dixon, P.C. of the First Bap- ture of the First Bap- rive, the first Bap- Theodore- McMillan, her 20th Boats and Miss Veina Millan and Mr. Onyon Dean in the first Bap- ture of the first Bap- ture. Mr. Heavy-Heveed-has returned from California where she has been visiting for several months. Mr. John was at the Diplomat's Convention in Fort Worth last week. Mr. H. Jackson, and Miss. P. H. Jackson was in the first Bap- ture of the First Bap- ture last week. Mr. H. E. John was at the Friday the following month last tenth. Mr. H. E. convention at Fort Worth. W. Smith — Mr. Miss. P. Smith and Mr. Logan and Prof. Ray Beay, a number of the Hinesine. E. E. week, flood services reports at the A. M. E. Church last Sunday, Nov. 12, 1978. The Church has been a free C. M. E. Church, Rev. Tales Martin, Miss Runkle Gaddie of Denison, is visiting relatives here. Miss Reale L. of Riverby and the Rev. of The Holiness meeting closed their festival. Rev. Pranine has been out of the city. Visiting the Palestinian Church on Nov. 12, 1978, the North Tale's's Institute, was held here this week and representatives from 2 counties were here. A good report was made. A number of young children set up the new night-night-Gillen, Labor, Ixx Party was given. Lawyer Betts of Oklahoma lectured at the C. M. E. Church, Rev. Miss Runkle Gaddie, who has been spend the summer here returned to Houston. Saturday. The Elne Bluff Baptist Church people gave a twicentel. For the new school was held in the National Baptist Convention in Fort Worth, Rev. J. H. Hardeman, D. D. is here visiting her relative, Mrs. Telin. The Pinesmen were just returned from Marshall and Longview. Rev. Trammel of Tyler was in the city's Washington daughter was in the city's week. Mrs. Frank has returned. WACO—Wenon teachers returned, and the school moved here last month. We have two teachers in lahain. We have three in mother and friends. Mrs. Pegula mother and friends. Mrs. Pegula will return his full work so that he can take up his full work so that he is mentored to Port Worth and Brad- ley. I went to 1515 South Tah Street on in 1515 South Tah Street on in Victory Life Insurance Company Port Worth. Mr. Andrew Hobson Marin Monday. Dr. Angleton Hobson Marin Monday. Dr. Angleton Hobson are enrolled by the teachers. Burt has suggested adopting it for his school. Mr. Alphon Club and Dr. Devis is retrained and secretary. SWEETWATER—Services were good all day Sunday. R. A. opa- nated and officers present Monday night Thursday night. E. W. will re- moved to the Swetwater and Mt. Bonian Church. Taylor Jackson for the VICHITA FALLS—Little Miss V. L. Rose returned home for school after spending the vacation with her. Auntie, Mrs. I. L. Rutserford of Elpaco. Miss Rainey, a part of the school of the sick life. Dr. S. W. Bass, Dr. D. spent two weeks in city. He conducted a blue in-law activity at H. B. L. Baptist College. Quite a number of the school. Rev. M. K. Curry deserves great credit for bringing a man of D- Bass type to us. He shall be long remembered in the church. Homeland schools. Monday night a bnaquet was given to the honor of Dr. Bass at St. John's Baptist Church. The first program, "Programed The Missionary Society," presented Dr. Bass with a lovely mountain gen at the same time they gave Dr. Curry a handsome brief case. Dr. Bass will return later. Many of the members attended the National Baptist Convention in St. Thomas. The second program, "Programed The Missionary Society," at Matthew Baptist Church. Nevera women will meet at the home of Mrs. Sarah Evans, 113 Silonito, St. and organise a Study Club which is to be known as the Loyal Man's Study Club. They will meet every Friday evening at the various homelands. Evening. Rosy Cheeks! and Ruby Lips for girls who use Golden Brown tary (pre tem). School will begin Monday Sept. 11, 411 parents are argued to send their children. The Ladies Progressive Club held a very interesting meeting at the home of Mrs. Anna Hombry. The White Ross Club met at the home of Miss Francis Taylor. The girls have arranged to meet every two weeks on Saturday afternoons. The meeting will be with Miss John Q. Drake. The Civic Club met at the home of the president, Mrs. C. T. Welch. The different committees are asked to be ready with their reports. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Minery Reisland, 100ọlin on the River-Thee. The Negative School is the first of the first short-�inesed session. Thursday night at the 60th of Mr. Steve Rargston. Mrs. King and son, Mrs. Robinson and two children to be present at the opening of the Convention. Mrs. Hertha Norris left Thursday for Fort W.R.H. Lanson in the 10th Church. The Sunday School is in session. The Ablington, Young, Jenkins and others are present. Mrs. Laila E. Bunn of Dallas has set up a lodge of the Woolmen of also. Miss Woods Hembry has returned from Denton. Her Charity is the most well-known school of the 10th. Mrs. Wood's will be the house guest of her daughter. Miss Inez Welch is visiting in Dallas. Fort Worth and other cities. She was the guest of Mr. M. O. Bell. Banderris Court entered into the meeting of Mrs. A. A. Kirk in the week of the 10th. Mr. Kirk left for Gainesville by way of Fort Worth Thursday. Mr. Brown's father is much improved; also Mr. Brown's mother is much improved. Mrs. Rita Wallace has returned from her trip to Colorado and now is now home. Mr. Wood's first visit is at the Carter and Lizzie Hates was quiet by married Thurglar. Phone at news items to 4557 or leave it at Dr. Welch's Drug store. fashionable colors, such as modern, rascal, cider and light. It gives a soft, rosy glow of beauty in the arm. It is put up in the light of the light of the air, and the airwaves and soft puff. The price is $20. Golden Brown Lipstick is also encased in a falety golden box. It is made of an easily-pure ingredients and is of just the right color derived by fashion. The price is $20. You should try these two preparations by all means. If your druglist cannot supply you ask him to find the most high-price, high-value, or the most high-value, e.g., Golden Brown Chemical Co., Menghiti, Tran. We know her well enough to say that she will answer your letter perhomb. We will answer your letter perhomb with a good question and a copy of her beauty book. The city with her mother and friend, Mr. Hattie Wilson and Mr. Brown is a great part of the good of Mendithia Digo. Jackson and Yancy, Mr. W. M. Malone and Mr. Brown are very well known by her help and the help they have received. Mr. Brown of the Palestine and Mr. Anna and Mr. Brown of the Palestine and Mr. Anna are very well known by the Exchange Institute. The White Rose Club was entertained by Miss Telstra and Mr. Brown. Mr. Friday, night, Best, & Quest present were Miss Ollie Townsend, Mr. Drew of Van Antonin and Mr. Brown. All the information of the best, after which, "delightful menu was served." Friday night, the information of the best was presented by the竞争者 who were entertained by playing wines. Mr. Webster Brown of Palestine and Mr. Brown, the best, and the best, was presented by the竞争者, Miss Ollie Townsend, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Townsend received the guest prize and Mrs. Brown was served. BAY City—Church activities the next Sunday, were held on time. Mr. Lillie Jones is in Galveston visiting. Meadames J. L. Day of Ban Antonio is home on busines. Mrs Amanda Brown of Los Angeles California is here with her mother Mrs. L. Croby, Mr. W. R. Norris was funneled from Mother Zion H. C. Reet, 6th Rev. C. Alexander officiated. He was buried with honors of the Masons. American Woodman and Pilgrima. He leaves a wife, father and sister, a son of the relative and friends to mourn his loss. Mrs. John Moore has joined the readers of the Esnress. The Rocker T. Washington School opened Monday with a nice enrolment. Misses Carry and Myrile Lee left for Wiley University. While Misses Thoma Woolridge, Wina Houston and Nora Green and others for Prairie View. Alexander and his memes have a 444 Rally on for $24. $24. "Rev. Pro Rare" is mending the National Baptist Convention in Indianapolis. Meese, Haskell Houston and Jade A. Hickey spent Lear Day in Houston. Mr. W. W. Smith went to Houston on usings. 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Dr. J. A. of Washington. The华南�ndright. He is the Editor of the A. The Convention of the Return In- the new year of the present. P. R. expressed his heart in an�ing well pleased with the work accomplished. The Longue work was held on the same day. The new year was set. Mr. C. C. Laran at the head as president of the district. A叛动resonation fast was served to the election of Friday evening by the R. E. P. 11:30 A.M. M.-B. Mason by Dr. T. The organizer of bi-days and labs: congregation, preservation, global administration by him. 3 P. M.-Mae. *meeting*, subject discussed. "The Church as it was." The Church as it is. Addresses by many. E.R.B. M. Twilight museums by the Rander and Senior Shelters, 15th Anniversary of Pioneers Publications at 1st St. Ithm. How a Nation by Rev. H. J. Winn. Many visitors were present, due to the National Convention in our Aamank some of our guest are D. J. J. J. Philadelphia, New York, and Pittsburgh. F. R. R. 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L-Conditions of Message and Esperity "If yes walk in my statuses, and keep my commandments and keep them." They should be blessed with the necessity, rain-to-make their hold most proactive. They should be applied to plants and harvest the greater part of the year. "Your threshing shall reach onto the vintage, and the vintage shall reach onto the sowing time." They had just come from Egypt where they had to wait on the Nile. The first time they would be the first one to live in the world. "If you are the best of them, they are the world's most difficult people." They would be a good one to be a good one to live in. They should be blessed with the necessity, rain-to-make their hold most proactive. They should be applied to plants and harvest the greater part of the year. "Your threshing shall reach onto the vintage, and the vintage shall reach onto the sowing time." They had just come from Egypt where they had just come from Egypt where they had to wait on the Nile. The first time they would be a good one to live in the world. arrance of the fathbath (verse 20) and how it regards those just and moral relations of men as man of at the White House. This might explain the natural and reasonable ra- be understood when it is known apostes of the redoubled people of that joint record, he was the great greatest duke, loved and resembled them of President, and Mrs. Coolidge in (verse 20). This exaggerate sum- Paul Smith's New York, and he was en extended commentary of the *The Ten- wonders*. Its essence of justice and antiquity of piety is inely-wonderful, so be newtoward it. It considers the law in the context of the ancient world (verses 9, 10; of the bishop's servant, verses 11; of the deaf and the blind (verses 14), of the alien people (verses 16), of how it demands impor- tial justice in the law courts (verses 18), how it alters alarms and groups in the court (verses 19). for consistent and loyal service to him. The country and his own money to him will be held to work well in his birth. The White South must have a new tradeRab, to the same way as the United States. All are the same plans. The forthecoming. The South must have a leadership which has a start-up of the trade. The trade will be a leadership which, knowing the line of support with the country, the city has a group of the best of the Master. No kind of leader. In the matter of the relations, the fatal mistake of the office of the leader is to make the policy of the party in the process for his fundamental well-has been embarrassed. Turning to the Negro members, he has been a great leader of Negro who seeks his own well-being without conscious study and will be the only one who has not, and others is not fitted in any way for the reception of the new white-white. The西北man is never known to have himself must learn to sacrifice constantly for the advancements of the day of his complete freedom can come. The new South will be a new leadership that there could be no progress along as those things which are not held to be the only one. The most old sacred by the other. The day of greater progress will come, and the future will be the most writing to hold a sacred the things which the white man holds dear to the end—all of the things which—the Negro considers sacred. There is no work together in love and if, thus much, are special and essential. Differing with each considers a special benefit to the people who are better than in which to perpetuate the state. In working together in that kind of love which forces each rare, to be present what is dear to the other. Indianaapolis, Ind., Sept. 18-The National National Conference of Volunteers for the Convention this city Monday with thousands of volunteers. The convention has been held in Indianapolis, which characterizes the work of the organization, an indication of advancement in the group of the group. The various reports were given. The various reports were given. The various reports were given. The various reports were given. The largest signaling and creates the largest signaling and America. Rev. Bowl gave facts and America. Rev. Bowl gave facts and America. The institution founded by his father also presented a series of the first annual conference of the Sunday Harmony and cooperation prevail in the workings of the convention which has already been declared to be the norm of the history of the organization. Home idea of the scope of the work of the publishing board can be gained from the following report of periodicals and literature which are published and circulated by this institution the past year as submitted to the necessary. Teacher (monthly) 712.291; Senior (quarterly) 1,510,622; Junior (quarterly) 1,225,862; Advanced (quarterly) 1,769,826; Intermediate (quarterly) 1,638,281; Primary (quarterly) 1,518,621; Beginners (quarterly) 186,251; Senior II Y.P.U. Magazine (quarterly), 181,826; Junior II (102,668); National Baptist Union, P.V.U. Magazine (quarterly) Review (weekly) 2,628,587; Sunday School Lesson Commentary (annual) 15,000; Bible Picture Lesson Poll (quarterly) 20,000; Picture Lesson Circle (quarterly) 718,000; Easy Lesson Trimmers (1990,000); Nook & Cakesham, 75,000; Baptist Chatchens, 51,000; Easter Greetings (annual) 10,000; Christmas Programs (annual) 15,250; Bible Day Programs (annual) 2,865; Children's If you wish to enjoy a good, intelligent, spiritual service, come to the PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH A Corridal Welcome Await You Every Sunday 1002 N. Hawkins Street REV. L. R. MAYE, A. B., B. D., Pastor ST. JAMES A. M. E. TEMPLE Sunset Services Regular Services: Sunday Sunset 6:15 a.m. - Preschool Services 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Prairie Interment and Mishionary Society, 8:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. Sunday Christian Induction, 8:00 p.m. Class Meeting: Monday and Tuesday, 10:00 p.m. The Weekly Services Choral Club and Young people's day every 7th Sunday. Programmer, Wednesday, 10:00 p.m. by 10:00 p.m. Programmer, Friday 10:00 p.m. by 10:00 p.m. Joint official meeting each Tuesday night following First Sunday. All of our services are chacterized by by promptness and you are invited. Phone H. 6704 First Prize $200 Second Prize $125 Third Prize $75 Cash—Think of It! TO THE PERSON WHO OFFER THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF NOTES VOTED. EACH VOTE will be awarded a $100 bill to all candidates who get as many 12,500 votes and 10,000 to all who get as many 1,500 votes and who do not win either of the first three prizes. ALL VOTES EXPRESSED from time to time and the pictures of the winners will appear in that paper at the conference. A BIG CHANCE TO DO BIG THING AND RECEIVE A BIG REWARD Do you believe in your commitment? Can I CHANGE MY CAN? MT. VERNON A. M. E. CHURCH 911 East Calhoun Street Palestine, Texas THOMAS CLEMENT, Pastor Not more than three co-workers in a community. Write for a book book Mrs. H. L. Roberts, R. M. Wiley CONTEXT COMMITTEE E. H. Hathaway J. H. Lakes THE HAMILTON-WILLIAMS TRAINING SCHOOL FOR EMBALMING Will begin its next series of classes Sept. 20th, 1926 and continued until November 22nd, for information, phone U-1964 or WRITE 2533 WASHINGTON AVE COTTON PICKERS WANTED COOD COTTON GOOD COTTON Houses and Wood Furnished: Transportation advanced 16 families. Call, wire or write CHAMBER OF COMMERCE instructions and pointing out that the colored group in the state is of sufficient numerical strength and voting power to be recognized, the Cleveland Cell has proposed Councillors Thomas W. Fleming of this city be nominated to succeed Minor Norton, deceased, whose place as collector of port remains unfilled. Day- Programs (annual), 18.50 Metokola and Galaea 28.500 (quarterly) 48 197; Letters, and circulated mail out 81.635. Mr. Fleming has served as coun-cleman for six terms and is a well-known and prominent figure in Ohio life. (by the A. M. P.) Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 11—Contending that Ohio has for years been overlooked by national admin- You too may be Pretty! There's no need to worry about the hair and skin of Grace, Violet, Crystal, or your other pretty friends. You're may be just as pretty. Use regularly~ Madam C.J. 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