Dallas Express

WHITE CRIMINAL IMPERSONATES NEGRO Positively Identified by Latest Victim His Face is Blackened by Sheriff and Other Victims Identify "Negro" who Attempted Assault, was Mississippi Life Termer. P. N. S. Miss Mollie C. Radin, 20th seeking work on July 21, was accused at Ninth and locust streets by a man who said he needed some one to clean wall paper. She went with assault of robbery, was identified to a house in Pine Street, by a 15-year-old girl, Tuesday as where she was knocked unconscious the man who got her to accompany and robbed of $13 and a wrist watch to a house and then assaulted her bearing her initials. conNECTION with the death of Willie in some of his stories. Willie is out of town and was bringing his mother back to improvisation a Nero her blacking with wrist grabbing upon her return. She bent her face. Before taking him into his presence, Tuesday police her face is identified the watch is by a rob of white men. the property of Mia. Mia. Chief Three other girls also viewed Detectives Kaiser, announced he and identified him as the man who stopped them Monday night at Oakland and Hampstead avenues and was greeting one away when he was creamed outside by a man proaching motorist. Hendrickson, N. C. Sip, S2—An AR-defection to the A. S. Senate is some of the most important events of the 2016 election. North to, and out to, only the District renewal City up Hendrickson from the estate didates and out them, on record at the late Mateen Town, in its tails, with regard to the following them: county in Vaccay county superior. 1. The Type Anti-Lopenhill county in Vaccay county superior of tax. 2. Diffranchishment of Colored county in Vaccay county superior of tax. Another to look at Boston, was the 15-year-old girl who was as sadbed and nervous in the Park Wednesday night. She said Boston with his blackened, resuscitated the Negro. N.A.A.C.P. Senators on STARTS BIG SUIT ON RACE WOMEN (17, 25, 8.1). Henderson, N. C., Sept., 82—An average sum of 100,000,000 is bought by Vance, county, and the city of Henderson, from the estate of the late Melissa Townes, in suit brought separately, by the city and county. In Vance county, superior court last week for recovery of tax, fortifications and penalties which it is alleged have not been paid. The estate of the woman was said to be worth around $10,000, more than $15,000 of which was in cash, and deposit in, the Mechanics and Partners Bank, a Sigree bank, in Durham. The county is seeking $2,614.58 to alleged unpaid taxes which it claims have not been paid, and in addition to that, sum 14, asking for $14.210 in forfeitures by property that was not listed. The city's w.c.s. for slightly less than that on account of the difference in the tax rate, which was less for the city than the county. It is claimed that the woman had extensive property. In this city which she did not list for taxation over a period of six years, and that the money on deposit in the Durham bank was never listed for taxation. GEORGIANS LYNCH OTHER WHITE MAN Americans, Ga., Sept. 25—Authorities here have so far been unable to obtain information to dispute the theory that a "Petitman" is white mechanic, who was arrested for an alleged attack on a young white girl had not been lynched after he was taken from Marion County deputies who were taking him to Jail. Sheriff Cosby of Webster County said he had arrested Pittman Thursday and had given him into custody of the Marion County deputy sheriff. He said this deputy, together with a commission, left President during a乡党派-right and revived the direct road to church. Hill toward Rene Visas. Later, Sheriff closely said he received Information that the Marion County deputies had reached Burs. Vesta without their prisoner. The Dallas Express New York, Sept. 23—The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 69 Fifth Avenue, today announced that in view of numerous inquiries received at the National Office concerning the record of candidates for election or "This has been brought home to our attention by numerous letters of inquiry, by letters of candidates for office and seeking our advice about how to vote in the election." Bill, Disfranchisement and Segregation in Washington. As everyone knows, it is the limited States benefit that has blocked passage of the DAR Antilynching Bill, with the result—that there have been more lynchings in the first 3 months of 1926—than there were in the whole 12 months of 1925. "Our advice to Colored voters everywhere, is to vote for the senatorial candidate, irrespective of his party, who answers the three questions in a straight-forward and satisfactory manner; and to vote against any candidate who takes to do so. If a candidate's past record does not accord with his promises, demand an explanation. If Colored voters will concentrate on these lasts, if they will write in large numbers to candidates for election to the Senate, if they will force these men to declare themselves a great step forward, will have been taken toward making the votes of Negroes as a group in America, effective." LITTLE GIRL OF 3 YEARS DRINKS LYE Little: Katherine Rose, 2 years, 4,116. Grand Ave., received her degree by drinking law that was not required for purposes of "enrolling" Katherine Rose in the capital and afterwards sent to Parkland Hospital. In the wake of the tragedy, she was the first to receive a memorial. Bankers of Nation Hold Meet in Philidelphia. Unity is Stressed. Philadelphia, Pa. Sept. 22-24 (Gulf Coast) *engaged way.* We-introduce the interest in "than." We do not have many opportunities for engagement. The bankers make the third al-*al* more adequately missing the final-*al* there. he remarked somewhat of the "National Negro Banker Amos" institution in conjunction with that of the bankers and, when it was wonderful opportunities you have from the regular session of the N.A. National League, and has decided to an afternoon on devout in Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, and New York City. Incidentally, there were remarkable changes in the way the军事情报体系 was developed, and the importance and trust Company, the place of meetings, the national negro-gamma being the beautiful Knights of Business League to Benitezforth dis-Pathie Building on Nineteenth St. of the program in such manner. A charge-to-keep I have, was as to more effectively meet the re-the good old common meter hymn, great feeling. The 19th-day one was for the "Three to America to get a-mexes" rather than continued program of war. This was followed by prayer, inspirational talks on all classes of sex the usual teleclations, before subjects. In which only 2 few of the real business of the convention the delegates are interested in a got under way. Mr. Sbailding then went on to show what unlly has done for D MOB WHIPS NAKED WOMAN IN FLORIDA Gameville, Pla., Sept. 25—A, N. Adjigem, alarms attorney of Palm Beach county, accuses the accusations he will lay told the story of a pretty owner of the story of a white woman, who was 44 years old, and despite her clouded whiteness and despite her clouded whiteness and despite her clouded whiteness and despite her clouded number of white and blacks. The for a first degree murder indictment conversation with the death of White was bringing his mother back to was bringing his mother back to a rich of white men. WAITERS.PLAN TO CON. QUER HOTEL FIELD walter. Take pride in your profession and in improving the standard of life in the Country you will exist in. American fleshwork will open. The progressive Walters' and Cookie association of Chicago under the leadership of David T. Bankers in Phil THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1926 LESS NEGROES, MORE WHITES IN GEORGIA JAILS Joel Angelo, Cal, MSP, St. Paul, MN) then she told a story, which rived N. J.) The drama of race roles, the attention of every person in the black and white, the possibilities eye which was not with tears, the which may be before some矣. The little white woman was the girl who was the first to see the movie. The meeting reached its peak her cheeks. There she stood, undoubled, the most outstanding. No address in which she had pled for a group, woman in the world today, a greater help and support for the college president, a leader of her under-privileged, Colored girl. A delegation of club women brought forward in appreciation a beautiful bouquet of flowers, and the audience watched as Mary Bethune gashed them into her arms, carried to "invest in a human soul." Who knew she could be a little white woman who sat there. And ving W. Gray, held Walter at the operating fund for the coming Dei Prao, and Christian-Brown, year The -Overseas Chapter. No. 22 for the success of the meeting. D. A. V. W. of Dallas will direct the sale of forget-me-note on the streets of Dallas to raise a fund for operating during the coming year, and to do welfare scors among men who were wounded, gassed, or who contracted lingering diseases during this war and who now are bed-ridden and unable to help themselves. CHAS. T. BRACKINS LEADS DISABLED VETS DRIVE President Collage has prede- cided Tuesday, September 25th Arkansas State University as the venue of the voting of the famous Mount Rushmore Drive by American troops. All Dallas will be asked to sit in the Chambre. There are many polished soldiers in *Dallas* who were gassed on wounded, so who otherwise are *dr-landers*? They were wounded during the *War* and they may need aid and assistance at any time, but not draw the color line when it comes to helping a disabled veteran. By the newly organized chapter of the *National Guard* there being sufficient resources, there being sufficient training, and operate a chapter. Decrease of Seventeen Per Cent. Found in Georgia Negro Criminality and an Increase of Thirty Per Cent. in White. According to Public Welfare Department. FLORIDA GOVERNOR ACTS AGAINST MOB RULE Tallahassee, Fla. Sept. 25 (A N.V. - 81-51-33) represent flags added to the genres of spirit of un- Stressed. The last section of this page is the section of the above. The United Government John W. Martin is issued a statement which is presented to the state. The law enforcement officers of Florida who permit mobs to rule herself. J. L. Hancock of Putnam County andரு. The fact that the state has not had of the mob, he would be removed, and that the offices of sheriff would be filled with other men until a man came who was strong enough to cope with the spirit of increase. The possibility of the possible strong martial law was also indicated. Stressed. Lam. "We do not have many people there," he remarked somewhat apologetically, and continued: What wonderful opportunities you have to do are the working for, China, to, Cleveland, Kansas City, Pittsburgh and other places. "There today are the presidents of the two Philadelphia banks working with a child. Recommendation is to put the more there are two or more negro banks and I was told that the government would have anything to do with the president. The other people should be holding the most until we must pull together with the state. And when you are not in the area, and so far the men, and women, and the opportunities of the National Negro CONTINUED ON PAGE 8 --- Distinctive in Service Always Progressive GRO WHITES S t. Found in Georgia Negro urity Per Cent. in White, Ac- ment. Thetery, Sgt. J. Mary (The A. N. K. Cherry, Sgt. J. Mary) is the chair of his charm for those large organizations of Negroes who annually gather in great conventions in the north and west are being heard as the thousands who hold these yearly The chief reason is a resentment aging the type of hospitality accorded by Southern whites. As its southern Negro is made in the spirit of his brochure of the north, the sting of southern white indifference and contempt is felt more keenly and even those conservatives Negroes of the south who have waited to hope for the best are bowing their heads in surrender to the demands of a militant and righteous manhood. This fact was fraternically demonstrated in Fourth Worth at the recent convention of the National Baptist Convention, Official white Port Worth and Texas stood back as these ten thousands preachers and their friends gathered in the Texas metropolis. At the opening session, various local and state officials had been invited to welcome the delegates. These officers did not come. They sent neither substitutes nor regrets. They, like many of the white townspeople, preferred to stand by curiously and contemptuously adjoining to recognise the importance of the great convention. The Rev. D. A. Holmes of Kansas City had been chosen to respond to the smaller urbanization运动 to the addresses of welcome WILL ERECT MONUMENT TO NEGRO SOLDIERS Chicago: III, Sept. 22—(A, N, F). The South Park Board, the body which supervises Chicago's Bele- ward system, this week authorized the making of a commemorative Street and Grand Boulevard com- memorative the services of New provinces in the World Wide, some position had arisen to the site and (A. N. P.) George T. Kesner, Aldamus I. B. R., the body Anderson, I. B. H. Turner, and Col. B. H. Turner, all of whom are authorized the design for the memorial, at 5th solider of the 4th Illinois who willeward com- be solicited by Col. Duncan will pose it on the for the headdress figure which is to the site and add, the wifen. Chicago, Ill. Sept. 22—(A. N. P.) George T. Kerser, Aldenham II, R. The South Port Board, the body and Anderson, T. Turner, and C. Turner, have authorized the design of a hardened system, this week authorized the design for the memorial to the station of a monument at 38th street of the site. Illinois who will be memorialized in this week's service will be memorized the services of No. 2 for the headgear figure which is in position had arrived to the site and adorned the statue. PRICHER FIVE CHRISTMAS Atlanta, Ga. Dept. 26—Snat the Negro population of Georgia is becoming more urbanized. The state is indicated by a study of the county pals of the State just made by Ms. Misha Khumran, secretary of the state. The face. The study shows that in the last four years the number Nex- from white officials. He proved to be the right man. In words, chosen for their bitterness and stripped of all softness, he courteously and eloquently gnrated "those absent whites. Delegates sat with their mouths agape as this tall brown man of God washed and lacerated the responsible white of the forth. He dereliction. Even "Ma" Pergush came in for her. Her. Holmes who once refused a position on the CChamber of Comrade Chamber refused to endorse other Neroses. later explained his feeling. "Bald!" he said. "We have come here nearly 10,000 last year, and we have already spent at least $10,000. We deserve some consideration for this in addition to what human decency defends. We have no doubt that we have the opportunity to shall be appreciated. Even our southern brothers feel this thing and are becoming less instantaneous. Come into the land of President." "Tut. Holmes is not the first one to feel as he does. Many others have seen the people come to the State, and the State provided Ellis C. Moerris, who warned that Japtilate who built in the south were making zero for fellowers and students. For the first time, he was traveling north with the fast-moving southern Neroses, and there was no need to be sent to the side of a meeting, the great publishing house in Nashville. Chiscalo is located forward to the public, and he is a member of the world into which the southernes of God shall eventually make their way. SOCIETY and Club GOLDEN ROD — Mrs. Junette Langly, 2024 Thomas Avenue entered the membership of Golden Rod. The club will be holding its annual meeting, Sept. 8. After the break, a few auctions of white offs will be held. The next meeting will be Sept. 11. Mrs. McCoy, 4000 Thomas Shout, Mrs. Anne Johnson, Prest W. H. Watt, Thomas Shout. Meet the Crescent Orchestra, take a tour of the Humming Bird Hall. CUVEY TOWN TOWN SOCIAL CLUB — Mrs. Bliss, host, and the evening will host with cards. Mrs. Crendhaw,orter. THE FIDELIS ART and CUL himself of having a wonderful vacation since so many spent the summer out of the city. We are new members, ready to attend the last of this month. The exhibition last of this month. The next meeting will be Sept. 11. Mrs. McCoy, 4000 Thomas Shout, Mrs. Anne Johnson, Prest W. H. Watt, Thomas Shout. Meet the Crescent Orchestra, take a tour of the Humming Bird Hall. CUVEY TOWN TOWN SOCIAL CLUB — Mrs. Bliss, host, and the evening will host with cards. Mrs. Crendhaw,orter. THE NOTRE DAME ART and SOCIAL CLUB met with Mrs. G. K. O'Keeffe, President of the Notre Dame Art Society, the opening meeting the President had a deal of interesting plans to host before the meeting. The organizers were to represent at the Federation. After all business the holders set to meet with Mrs. L. Kimba. Monday the Circus Orchestra, 9:00 day and Tuesday Night, Sept. 20 and 27, at the Hummingbird Bird Hall— N. T. N. MIDDLE. MISS ELIZABETH WELSHE Never Said anything L MISS ELIZA "You Never Amyth THE FILM MARKET "You Never Saw Anything Like It!" These are the words of Miss Elizabeth Weath, the popular actress of our group, in telling of the change Pluko Hair Dressing is making in the appearance of her hair. "Why?" she also continued, "When I started using this preparation my hair was so unruly, I couldn't do a thing with it. Now it is so soft and straight I can dress it in any style I wish and it stays that way, looking smooth and glossy. My hair has grown longer, too, since I started using Pluko." Men and women everywhere in all walks of life are expressing amaze- Pluko HAIR OILSING IMPROVED MADE ONLY BY THE PLUKO CO ALWAYS THE FINEST, AND PLUKO COMPANY, MEMBER EST, AND NOW THE ALWAYS THE FINEST, AND NOW THE EASIEST TO USE GOLDER ROD — Mrs. Jusailah, 1301, Lady Avenue, encampment, 1301, Whitewater and Social Club Wednesday evening, Sept. 8. After the buildup, a few names of WHITE WATER and SOCIAL CLUB were added. The next meeting will be Sept. 29, with Mrs. McCoy, 4006, Thomas Avenue, Mr. Amos Jones, President, Wm. Thomas supporter. Mort the Clerone Church, Funeral St., at the Running Bird Hall—T. N. Y. plaza. LUCKY TWENTY SOCIAL CLUB Mort the Clerone Church, Funeral St., at the Running Bird Hall—T. N. Y. plaza. LUCKY TWENTY SOCIAL CLUB Mort the Clerone Church, Funeral St., at the Running Bird Hall—T. N. Y. plaza. THE FIDELIDES ABD'T AND CULTURE CLUB reopened Thursday, Sept. 16 at the home of Mrs. Bill, 1301, Whitewater and Social Club Wednesday evening. Each one expressed the most harsh, wiry and unruly hair be- comes soft, smooth and glossy with al- most the first applica- tion of Phuko Hair Dressing; and how the continued use of BLACK AIR WHITE CANS 50+ BIG GREEN CANS 25% this soft, melty preparation actually makes the hair grow long, straight and abundant. The Improved Pluko Hair Dressing is made from rare and expensive hair that is soft and flexible, combined in such a manner as to give a soft, fine hair dressing which melts at the temperature of the scalp. You will be delighted with the refreshed and invigorated feeling this delicately fragranced Hair Dressing gives your scalp, the smooth glossiness it gives your hair, and the way its comforting makes your hair long and abundant. THE TERPSICIGHION CLAN m met on Tuesday night, Sept. 7th at the Terpsicighion Club, where the usual program was finished new officers for the fall and winter term, were elected. These new officers were Warren Wormen, Viee; Mrs Malea Warren Wormen, Viee; Mrs Malea Turner, Turner; Mrs Mima Lima, Lima; Mrs Mima Tresorner; Mrs J. Woods Hill and transter; Mrs C. Cogger. After the election about takawe was left on Tuesday, Sept. 10th and Mary Frances Hendricka who left on Sept. 10th to enter Wiley University. Young Jade welcomes her to the Terpsicighion Club. C. C. Mert the Circus Orchestra, Sun- day and Monday Night, Sept. 28 and 27, at the Humming Bird Hall- T, N. T. playing. THE INDEPENDENT HIGH STEPHENE'S SOCIAL club was formed in 1915. The club is made up of only young diphthons. The officers of the club are: Governor Hill, v.p. president; Walter Reed, head, Maracelle Walter Reed, head, Maracelle Secretary, James B. Huster, Sup. D. W. Hattler, Chairman of a special committee, the members partners. There were 10 of 61 at public meeting. The Bee-lys and special committee which was re- ceived and adopted by the club. Pursu- Like It!" Pretty preparation actually hair grow long, straight it. Ed Pluko Hair Dressing is rare and expensive hair and the finest perfumes, such a manner as to give a dressing which melts at the cure of the scalp. Highlighted with the refresh-horated feeling this delicac-ced Hair Dressing gives the smooth glossiness it hair, and the way its-con-akes your hair long and If your dealer, cannot supply you, send us his name along with the price of the Pluko Hair Drama in your event. We will send it to you through him and you save the cost of the additional postage of sending it direct to you. YOU CAN GET IT FROM DEALERS EVERWHERE HAIR DRESSING MEMPHIS, TENN. U.S.A. E EASIEST TO USE THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1926 # 10th Their biggest, contest, and most sumptuous production of the greatest of all romances, the musical version of Aubrey Pope. "PRISONER OF ZENDA" Music by Sigmund Romberg, composer of "Rudolph Prince." "THE AVILLES BAND" and Opera, Company 50 Talented Artists in Magnificent Repertories CANADA Morris and Claudia Winder, shows All Permanent Eile, Park Amusement Devices The Rev R. B. Dickson, pastor of the Church of the Nativity Holy Texas is in the 8th engender in a great Invival Meeting at the 32nd Baptist Church, Corner 8th and Cliff Breaks. The Mass is held every week and will run until Wednesday, Sept. 27. The audience are coming early, light to hear him. Many souls are being brought to Chuckle. The public is certainly invited to come and hear this great Evangelist. BROTHERS IN THE GOSPEL Rev W. J. D. DENNIS, Pastor day evening at 2113 Caddo Street. After all business was transacted with the business, M. R. Eileen M. R. Eileen M. W. R. D. and J. R. Wellington M. W. R. D. and J. R. Wellington evening at 2113 Caddo Street. All Visitors and members night, 21:30, at 2113 Caddo Street. Meet J. R. Wellington. Reporter: J. R. Wellington. Reporter: Ment the Cressa Orchard, museum and library night, 21:30, at 2113 Caddo Street. Meet N. T. V. playing. THE BOW AND IVORY CLUB The club met for its second meeting this year Saturday night. Sept. 15th at the home of the directress Mrs. N. V. Pugh, 17th Hall Street at the election of officers was held at the first meeting on March 14th. The club plans to do greater work this year and every member is going to put forth every effort to make this a more prosperous year. The president urges every member to be present at the next meeting Saturday night. September 25th at the home of Miss Lois Crittenden, 1827 Hall Street, Mrs. McKay Turner, President; Miss V. M. Jordan, Reporter. FORO AGENTS CLIT The Foro Agricultural Club met with our President, Mrs. M. M. Johnson, 109 Central Avenue on last Wednesday evening. Sept. 15th for Demonstration. Our next meeting will be with Mrs. Carter, 1018 Church St. on Wednesday, Sept. 25th. The elib decedent has a demonstration, each meeting. We would be glad to have more agents. In January the Club was in the state. Mr. Jennie V. Glover, Reporter. Meet the Circus Orchestra. Sunday and Monday Night, Sept. 26 and 27, at the Humming Bird Hall-T. N. T. playing. LEAVING FOR POINTS IN ARKANSAS AND ILLINOIS Mr. and Mrs. B. E. C. Kneider left inhabitants and friends in bitter rock for Chicago, IL. For Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson will be the guest of Mr. course of study will be pursued with Mr. Hugh Murray, in the Chicago. Meet the Cleveland Orchestra- sman, Dr. Hammond. Meet the Hammond - Bird Hammond. 40th Annual State Fair of Texas DALLAS OCT. 9-24 1926 IDLE WILD SOSIAL CLUB MAKES PLAN FOR FALL RANGE The Info. Wild Social Club,伞 mend Monday night at the Mallall Tail- ing Center, an increasingly entered into for the investigatively interested business person. After the regular business session, as follows: Meadman Rasoul Darren, the founder of Drum and M.-R. Jefferson; it was decided to have the opening dance, the Pythian Tumble. The following manifestations and render what associa- tions, M. R. Jefferson, John Hanc- kinson, Gordon and A. P. Smith, perhaps many questions were dis- cussed. Fourth even effect to make thie- s many perplexed questions were dis- cussed. The occasion, will be that will be a real credit to the in- firmators of the Info. Wild Social Club to the better judgment of Bell Hail-To the T. N. Tipping. IN MEMORIAM In love, my memory of, my dear husband, Grace Murray who departed in 1924 to life in New York. T. 1325. Just when his life was happiest, just when his home was home, then when his heirs were heirs, then his savior was savior. He have a love. He have a love. Friends may think I have forgotten him When at times they are my little girl, I am always my little myself, all the while. MRS OQ885 MURRAY, (W16) 311 Thomas Ave. Norton and Numberland Mills, Apt. 40 and Norton and Numberland Mills, Apt. 40 Hampton, Hampshire, Bird Hatch and Hampshire, Bird Hatch Houston College Extension School Notes Sam Houston College, on April 12, 1926 was approved as an A Class-four year college by the state department of education. This institution is the first Colored school to be accredited under the recent modern college standards of Texas. This recognition entitles the college to all the certificate privileges granted by the state. Prescribed work done in the college or by any authorized agency of the college such as external school or correspondence school, when leading to the Bachelor's Degree will be accepted by the State for Certificate. An extension school as a part of the regular college work will soon be opened in Dallas. Will expense reasonable, Teachers' excellent and hours convenient by arranged. For further information telephone Prof. C. F. Carr. PRESIDENT T. R. DAVIS Mect. the Circus Orchestra. Sunday and Monday Night, Sept. 26 and 27, at the Humming Bird Hall—T. N. T. playing. CARD OF THANKS We take this method to thank our friends for the ivory floral decor of September 14. JOHN LEWIS, Wife JOHN LEWIS, 68- TEXAS LEWIS, Brother JANNIE, WILLIAMS, 1914- IN MEMORIAM Of our first mother, MRS. LEUER FORDMAN, who departed from us September 23, 1933, While memory bids us we, then, Nor thought any words are free, The grief is fixed too deeply, that bound a mother like her. MRS. LEUER FRANKLIN, MRS. OPHELA TRAVENIO, MRS. STELLA BUSCH, Daughter. FOR SALE ... receives with water in stitches, in investigation Avenue. —the Greatest Fair —in the Greatest State Magnificent Di In Every Division MONDAY, OCT. 18TH THE BIG DAY FOR TEXAS COLORD CITIZENS FOOT BALL and most greatest version WILEY O LANGSTON DAD* rg. com- casion DON'T MORE FREE EVERY DAY Twelve Big Acts Big Wit Free Band and IN THE AU Shows Wirk Special Attention Color DON'T MISS IT! MORE FREE ENTERTAINMENT EVERY DAY AT THE FAIR Twelve Big Acts Before the Grandstand One of the Great Free Band and Organ Concerts IN THE AUDITORIUM Special Attention and Provisons for Colored Patrona MRS. M. L. BLOCKER RETURNS TO POST OF DUTY Margie. Miblocker who is in charge of the duties of the Tahleen Express, after a furl of duty to keep the mailing of duty to keep the mailing of airfires. She is very dutiful in welfare her bank to the height of her bank. She will continue to with success. JARVIS OPENS WITH RECORD ENRELMENT Jarvis Christian Institute opened in 1981. The largest institution in the history of the school was reawarded in 1985 by the college and the addition of a nine-student faculty. Promoters of Jarvis' followers and promoters are being realized research units from some of the leading universities from some of the leading universities. Pike, Whitworth, and Eisenberg. This school years is devised to meet the needs of development and education. It is designed to "Inspire the religious forces of our country with the education of our country." THE INTER-DENOMINATIONAL SCHOOL OF MISSIONS The opening of the School of Missions Sunday, Sept. 17, will mark its third Annual Session and should be followed by the program Sunday afternoon at address on Sunday School Methods and Methods in Education, and in new engagements in Sunday School work in all the phases, and in now engaged in the program each day will begin at 3:20 p.m. to start p. the morning each eighth, and address a from each eighth, and address a from each eighth. Bible study will be led by a director of partners of the School with Missionary Permanent directed by Ms. MCS. C. R. GOWELL, Chairman. MICHAEL R. WILSON CHRISTIE PRAIRIE VIEW OPENA WITH MORE THAN A MILL MUNDED Training View, View 24, No. 24 **Features of the opening ceremony.** W. R. Banka directs, heads the team, and presents the award to W. R. Banka made an introduction to the institution in his program and development of P. Y. Banka leaders have detailed information in the various divisions of the institution, and the body. **As a bide, prematurely classified, it is conatively awarded the session will exceed one thousand.** CLASSIFIED ADS MEN WAYTED — Press news for OJIHL, Corn at once, 1233 N. Daundry Ave., FREED, DUCHT CO., Taylor, Texas. MISS LOLA W. BROOKS FOR WAYTED For information call X-1370 822-1000, Daundry 1-1 St. DENNAMB STILL ACUTIVE TOWN CITY, Tulsa, OK. 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DAVIS, President MUEL HUSTON COLLEGE has exceptional opportunity to Negro Y WHAT THE COLLEGE OFFERS in appeared course of study meeting very defini fulty of its students faculty of education, trained in class "A" Colleg universities, well experience not unimpaired morals, legal library not excelled by any Col lege in the Southwest delegate laboratories for the Sciences offered. Boston University and Chicago Univ represented on its faculty. consideration given to the Spiritual Development of its students. For Further Information Write DAVIS, President Austin 1. A faculty of the study meet very definitely the needs of its students. 2. A faculty of training, trained in class "A". Colleges and Universities, well experienced do not unqualify. 3. A student not enrolled by any Colored College in the Southeast. 4. Adoptate laboratories for the Sciences offered. Yale Boston University and Chicago University represented on its faculty. Due consideration given to the Spiritual and Physical Development of its students. For Further Information PETER WILEY COL Marshall, Texas M. W. DOGAN, President PIFFTY-THIRD RESSION OPENS SE SPECIAL TRAINING Leaving Treatment, Monday, September 19th Leaving Houston, Monday, September 19th Leaving Wichita, Monday, September 19th Leaving Alameda, 24, Monday, Sept. 19th Many improvements being affected at the se WILEY COLLEGE Marshall, Texas M. W. DOGAN, President N-THIRD SESSION OPENS SEPTEMBER M. SPECIAL TRAINES mount. Monroe, September 19th, 1846 p. m. t. Oakland, September 19th, 1846 p. m. Maryland, September 19th, 1846 p. m. Maryland, A. L., Monday, Sept. 18th, T. P. amends being affected at the school. WILEY COLLEGE Laying Haulman, Monday, September 18th. Laying Houston, Monday, September 18th, 14:45 p.m., L.G.N. Laying Houston, Monday, September 18th, 14:45 p.m., T.F. Laying Houston, Monday, September 18th, 14:45 p.m., T.F. Many improvements being affected at the school. All rooms in boy dormitory joined up Number of showers increased Providers lavatories hired in each room. Full-time Marina employed for Coach. Dodge Hall, dormitory for College girl is an aptitude of everything comfort and convenience. Prep dormitories undergoing additional renovations which will get improve their fitness. All girl buildings to be in direct charge of Matrona. A superintendent and bidders will give service in Dining Hall. Official recognition of Wiley as an accredited institution by Naval Western University, and the University of Wisconsin has just granted. Formatory for College girl, is an aptome of convenience. Often undergoing additional renovations which fitness adults to be in direct charge of Matrons. Student and hired waiters to give service in D. culpation of Whey as an accredited institution University, and the University of Wisconsin. Doghall Hall, dormitory for College girls, is an epitome of everything in comfort and convenience. Prep dormitories undergoing additional renovations which will greatly improve their fitness All girl buildings to be in direct charge of Matrona A superintendent and bidders wait to give service in Dining Hall Official recognition of Wiley as an accredited institution by Harvard, Northwestern University, and the University of Wisconsin has just been 11-1002 Phone No. 11-7403 Powell's Hotel and BOOBS AND APARTMENTS FOR WITH ALL CONSIGNMENTS A Treat to Serve You Alicia Alicia BANCO DE ESPAÑA BANCO DE ESPAÑA Bernice Brown Pauline Holder Vialt The Hair Dressing, Marbleboarding, Painting, Arches and Malborough & Specialty 2001 Cobham 86. Ward-Bull Ing. Dallas, Texas Better Than SPANKING Sponge dye and cure children of the Arches and Malborough are invited to a game for all and to win a prize. Or any number of your family is invited to a game for a Free Dye for your Family. Sponge dye for a Free Dye for your Family is on offer for children of the Arches and Malborough for 14 hours. FREE TRIAL Please send, written objection to the FREE TRIAL. No. R. P. D. City, State TON COLLEGE unity to Negro Youths. COLLEGE OFFERS: only meeting very definitely the need in class "A" Colleges and needles not unappropriate. may not excel by any Colored the Sciences offered. and Chicago University in its faculty. even to the Spiritual and its students. Information ate Austin, Texas. EXCELSIOR MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION of Dallas, Texas Most people need money when they want to buy a car. If them want to carry the car they want to send for a relative. If you think you need this kind of money, you should have EXCELSIOR MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION H. Strickland, Pres. S. Cofield, Sec'y COLLEGE 1, Texas N. President PENS SEPTEMBER 25, 1928 TRAINS ber 13th. or 19th. 10:45 p.m. to N. day, Sept. 13th, 7:10 a.m. T.P. ept. 13th, T.P. at the school: News of Your Home Town DALLAS THE METROPOLIS OF THE SOUTHWEST MISS EYES. SOCIETY It is were amusing to Miss Eyes I am grateful. 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Bleaching Cream Nadinola Face Potaster, 50 THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1926 MARCH 19, 1936 SOCIAL & PERSONAL Asnie Mae Oaka was riding for a little joy with Odeli-Folling, and Corne-Jammon, a misunderstood-man, and his son, Odeli decided he would never be a little good man. Asnie Mae decided he would never be a little good man. The Ame-Jamei May by striking her down, and the pointed head of the firemen, and the officer Johnson brought the car to a halt and the jopiders were locked up in the second-차 of the firemen. The seagulls "cliff quay" asked Ooe from home. "You questions about steamer the girl he replied that she "kinder" belong to him in a way, the quay's draw a fine of five dollars each. Lillian Hagerly being influenced by too much home brew near the Oak Cliff car-bar, attempted to leave her male-companion but officer Pratt and Knight interfered and tried to prevent the thriving but and of the laws received a slight gain across the hand so Lillian affected and put it in the hold for safety. Harry B. Clair, and A. B. Jordan, when they seemed to have raised their voice too high were taken in the car and the car was to be used to the rest of the car. The man could not help for them to pay a fine of five dollars for startings the people. Tud Curtis was apprehended by officers Velein and Nelson and Judith. Of course he had to be just as a penalty of his death for being interested. Sud-pleed guilty. Frank Hunter, Willie Folk and Henry Harris drew a fine of ten SOALG Prof. I. S. Simmons of Brooklyn, Ohio, was in the city last week on business. Mr. Palmer filled the pulpit in the First Baptist Church in Boston, Sunday. Mr. C. W. Ellis, 409 Lake Side Drive, North 10th Apt. 74, New York, respeating in Khara's City, Karin and Missouri. Prof. G. B. Young, a former teacher of the First Baptist school, was on the stage this week. The builders Association with Drive, Weary and Flurrieds Moderate, and vice-respectively. Topnot having had a grand thing during the annual meeting last week. Dr. Hualugles of Flemont, Texas before leaving for home look out six months subscription to the Expo. Fred A. A. Ramulole of Shropshire, La., accompanied by his wife, and son, Mr. Peter Manciccioli, and his wife, Mr. Blake, who has been a 20th-year Freed and C. Williams, 240 and 270 Greenwood Street. Mr. C. W. O. of Chicago, IL, a member of the National Banquet Convention and an ex-conselter of the Expo. Mr. G. R. Rogers of Phoenix, A.E., son of the late Prof. M. M. Hoggin, the organist of the other Mrs. G. B. Jefferson 221 Thomas Ave. Dr. Chau McClendon and Mr. Harper of Galveston, Texas are the guest of Miss A. T. Coldwell 1718 Allen St., Dr. McCendon is one of Gustavson's leading physicalians and Mr. Harper is a photographer. Mrs. T. Two-Briel, 227-W., 14th St., highen guest from Brownwood, Miss Willie Cathoun (enroute from Wiley College). Mrs. Eatella Bead, 1810, Bolt at has returned to her home after a two weeks visit with her parents in Sulphur Springs, Texas. Miss Klorn Wilson, niece of Mrs. Carrie Morgan, 2618 Cochran St. left Monday for Jarvis Institute. The Chauffeur's Mechanic Association gave a whilst tournament under the direction of Mr. Randolph Carr. The Vice Chairman of the Social Committee, at the residence of Mr. White, 2500 Bryan St. A pleasant evening was enjoyed by all. The favors went to Prof. Tubba and Mr. Davis. After which refreshments were served. Jenna Wesley Wardy 1864 Maple A.M. at the University of Minnesota. Wished away glimpses. Palestine and enjoyed the trip. Grand Chancellor Willis Returns to Summer Trip Grand Chancellor W. W. Willis with his family returned to this work from a trip of more than a year to the University of Minnesota and his reports that he found the famous Mayo Brothers where the Willis impersonated a thief in the museum and he reports that he found them when he an Exposer found them and his appearance gives definite good feeling. He is again bably well known. BAL dollars for being guilty of hygienic drunk-too much home-brew. Emergency Hospital Traven Hughes, 2000 and Traven S. received the granted scalp, won across the head being struck in the head with a plot by a man who received first aid treatment. Jim Lawson, 11 years of age, 2001. Caterpillar had right with brick at 1410. West 14th received every puncture in the head. Honey Mackerel, 47, 1817-W 10th having a fight with bridge found that the brick was a little harder than his head, was treated at an endangerable time. The scalp was the result of the fight. Jane Tilly, 23, 2556 Indiana, St. Louis, Ill. The fall on automobile from running in which the assailant was riding, who struck her sister in head Jane received several bruises and cuts about the head from the head on the ground, she stopped on the ground when coming to it—stronger than human power. Treatment was even her. Roberts Robinson, 22, 1654-Ehrman Street received the worst of it when a underwater horse had a red-footed head, also revealed a pits-on-the-head with a piece of 5-and-a-foot with the ornament. Cory Woods of Houston was left in our Dalle-Port's Worth. Pike near Chalk Hill the ear turned over the top, so he had a long head and was right to Parkland Hospital. Midwest Junior, University of Kansas Midwest Junior, University of Kansas Chicago Junior, devoted their hard work to the University of Chicago The Trinity Methodical, M. E. Covington, copying of the new C. M. & Church copying of the new C. M. & Church Miss Madie Bobo left for Puffed alpheus, then to Vittal sister and brother. The Bells Chapel New Baptist Church is near completion. Colonial A.W. Thomas will take for points in Oklahoma on Oct. 1st. The "point was recently commissioned in the Supreme Uniform Rank Department of the Waddell of Union. He will be joined there by Mr. Needham, L. Bently, who is the Supervisor of the Deputies, also at state organizer for Texas and Oklahoma. They plan extensive work in the two states for the organization. Mr. and Mrs. Overton Smith spent a few days in Galveston. Mrs. Charity White and Mrs. Mary Gotlin spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Overton Smith. Mrs. R. J. Cook 2415 No Washington Ave. left the city for Ware, Texas - visiting her mother Mrs. Goodwin 514 Houston Rd. Mrs. A. L. E. 2005 Taylor St has returned from Indianapolis. In attending the National Baptist Convention, She also visited her daughter in Pennsylvania. Mrs. N. L. Johnson 2244 Clark St. was called to Berkley, California on account of illness of her daughter Miss C. T. Turner, and Miss Maria Brown 5719 State St. Ritter, spending the Summer in Denver. Coldred Savings and Kansas City Mo. R.S. returned Mrs. Turner. Will, resмng. as the city of the teachers in the work, a public schools. Miss E. M. Weems, 2697 Flora St., has returned from Baltimore, Md. where she attended the Honors, Movable Committee of the G.O. of C.V. the other joined some of the largest cities of the East. Mrs. R. J. Riddle 2501 No. Central is engaged in evangelistic work in Clarkville, she renews a success. Miss C. T. Hector 2116 Julie St. is returned from Houston visitlong her sister. Mrs. Butler of Houston spent the past week with Mrs. Burl Hendricks, 211 Thomas Ave., 2271 Gurnston St., spent the last week in Houston, visiting Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson. Miss Blanch T. Johnson has returned to Bishop College to found her Senior College work. THIS SACRED QUARTELEFON RECIVEAT TEINHELL, TEXAS. The Reed Quartet, announced by Terry Reed, Monday night began their first concert of the month with the most successful successes in the past month. Bethlehem Baptist Church, Love Church, St. Mary's Church, St. Mary's Church found a larger number of music heavens over city city buildings, and they are all agitated by some of the best musicians in the city. Mr. McHenry Johnson, of Dallas, Dallas city teacher and very famous city teacher, back at an early date, for a certain occasion, Swim McDine, Dice trees and plaited in a dice much more than he could make this quartet a success. He is understudied by Mr. Mc and Mr. Morton. WANTED 29 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. Meet the Circus Orchestra, Sun. Meet the Circus Orchestra, Sunday and Monday Night, Sept. 20 and day and Monday Night, Sept. 20 and 21, at the entertaining Bird Hall—27, at the Humming Bird Hall—28, at the murmuring N. X. T. playing The Wheatly Place Civic League met in call session Tuesday night at the residence of Chairman J. B. Nichole on Dunbar Street. Many topics of vital civic interest were discussed of importance. Among them were one support to the Community Chest, Annual Banquet and Street Paying. Quite a lovely id borders of Warrington. Vigorous opposition to the war has been the focus of this store in our neighborhood, and the league coronary asked the owners to give their support to their history, give their support to their nature's houses already there. Gravel the drifter was the battle cry of the war. Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Hugher were by Mrs. K. C. Hugher, J. 2010 Hall St. Wednesday, Sept. 9th, by Mrs. K. C. Hugher, J. 2010 Hall St. Wednesday, Sept. 9th, and decorated for the entertainment of forty guests. Mr. and Mrs. are followed. Guest prizes Mr. K. C. Hugher, bruce prizes Mr. K. C. Hugher, Jones and Mine V. Stewart, lowest score prizes Mr. Edith St. MRS. RUSSELL CATES ENTERTAINS Mrs. Russell Cates, 1902, Rwian Avenue, entertained Mr. and Mrs. E. Hughey and other friends with a dinner party. Thursday, Sept. 9th. A color scheme of pink and orchid was carried out in the decoration and in baskets of flowers placed about the room. The table was laid in Madiera and was centered with a bow of pink rose buds. Silver candelerbled with pink tulle held orchid tapers. A radio party served as the after dinner entertainment feature. Covers for eight guests were laid. Meet the Circus Orchestra, Sunday and Monday Night, Sept. 20 and 27, at the Humming Bird Hall—N.S. playing. Wednesday, Sept. 7, the City Fife education or college of women's Clubs and organizations. Mr. J. H. Dodd presiding. Mr. J. R. H. president absent on account of illness. With song and prayer the meeting opened for business committee. To roll all the following clubs responded: Diamond Charity. Priscilla Art. Pileh, Notry Dame. Felicity Art. Dubilla Art. Priscissa Art. Gold Fish. St. Francesa. Royal Art. Business and Reading Club. The next meeting, 2nd Wednesday in October is for the election. or officers. All present officers will please bring written Nominations. Mrs. Fred B. James A. L. Johnson. Underwood and Miss Cattle Hicks. Mrs. William Tucker-Lewis. Publicity Chairman. THE COURT OF FAME PAGEANT REHEARSAL A splendid get-in-goer meeting at the Community Center, Court of Law, was held Sunday evening at the Community (Center). A number of Rams was given the prize at a forum. The best talent talent has been selected to put this program over in the community, he will be given the number of Norwegian Chamber of Commerce and City Feder- cation, College, Women's Club Medicines Nona Vault-Puhr, and Lillian Tucker-Lewis, Directress. Mert the Circus Orchestra, Sunday and Sunday Night, Sept. 20 and 22 at the Hummingbird Bird Hall, T. N. T. playing. Nectar the Circus Orchestra, Sunday and Monday Night, Sept. 28 and 27, at the Hummingbird Bird Hall, T. N. T. playing. Mrs. R. C. I. Haskell who has been writing her son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Garner of Chicago is at home. Mr. Patterson Brother, Rev. Mr. Patterson, the Patron of Cincinnati, companied by the Rev. W. Wheeler, has come to see the Rev. Fetter, the Rev. Wheeler, the Rev. Harey, the Church "sanded" the Congregation Meet the Creeks Orchestra, Sunday and Monday Night, Sept. 20 and on the Hanging Mid Hall- T. N. T. playlist WILEY: Fair Park Sta. (EXTENSION 2ND AVENUE) BEFORE BUYING INSPECT Lots $10.00 Cash, $10.00 per month, no interest. "Absolutely the best place to live." All conveniences to be installed See Agents GEO. SHIBLEY, H-0625 W. B. TURNER, A-0503 J. W. LEE, at Field Office; W. P. WALLICK, Y-5537 MURPHY-BOLANZ COMPANY, Field and Commerce Est. 1874 X-128L Phone H-0053 Phone H-886G LET ME BE YOUR DRUGSTORE COMMUNITY DRUG STORE: S. T. Williamson, Jr., Prop. Superior Delivery Allen Juliette St. Dallas, Texas "I Either Have it. Will Get It, or it isn't Made." DR. L. G. PINKSTON Office U-Ship, Res. H-8101 Offices: 100th Street, 5:00 p.m. m. 8:00 to 9:00 Sight Bureau, 100th Street, 5:00 p.m. 8:00 to 9:00 Sight Dr. L. G. PARKER Bureau, 100th Street, 5:00 p.m. McMILLAN HANTARUM Corr. Hall and 100th Street, DALLAS, TEXAS DR. C. W. FLINT Ground floor, 807 East flinth Street, Fort Worth, Texas Dr. Chas. C. McClendon, PHYSICIAN and SURGICIAN Medical Examiner of Co. G. 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Enclosed at Fort Office at Dallas, Texas, us second-class mate, under Act of Congress, March 1947. THE DALLAS EXPRESS (ISHING CO. (Dallas, TEXAS) (nooperposed) 1 Year $2.03 6 Months 1.22 9 Months .78 18 Months .40 Notice to The Public Any person persecution upon the character, standing or re- titution of any person, firm or cor Foreign Advertising Representative W. B. Ziff Company, 608 South Dearborn St., Chicago, IL. W. B. Wiff Company, 604 Mortor Higgins St., Chicago, IL. New York, N. Y. THE DALLAS EXPRESS he never balleted the white snow, actually it has been drawn out by the storm. It is not afflicted with the flannel mouth. It is a hard-to-breath conservative newspaper, which trims its call to catch the dust of the snow. Doubtful flies it professes a partition as brand, as our own business. It has gouged hoisties across all the territory accepted by the bure- man case. This is pretty high quality, and we are preparing "Hours of the day" for the air. This ground is holy. THE BANKERS OF THE NATION MUST For the first time in the history of the association, the bankers of the National Negro Business League and according to all reports the meeting was a decided decision to raise race made expressions all of which were calculated to increase the amount of cooperation, but when the meeting which it followed, will result in a flexibility of Negro capital which will not exceed one of them resumed upon the seeming existence of a feeling that members of that profession should be the enemy of the other and that feeling was - deplored. The work of the National Negro Business League and a resolution offered in support of it by Mr. Spanning of the Negro Business League to be the hegenea and facts rather than the expression of information to have been the matter of supervision of the securing of this labor supply and in time, conditions are going to make it necessary that it be done. Labor burrows can work in conjunction with Chambers of Commerce in gathering these laborers by securing first hand information as to the prices paid, the housing furnished, the prices of food and transportation, etc., and stop to a great extent, many of the evils which have attended the opening of the cotton picking season in the country, are responsible for the refusal of many to leave the city for the cotton field. That thing should be speedily considered. It is good to note this tendency among the bankers of the race and have to reason of hope that we will be able to work with members of the Negro business world will unite for the carrying out of tasks, work out plans which have less to do with sentiment only and all of which such to cultivate must be done. It has been too unnaturally true that our organizations solved themselves into sentiment making organizations without any attempt in a systematic way to get them to work in them, in an unusual way. They have been inspired to go an extra effort and the result is more skilled an more and more skilled an more and more skilled in this new way in which methods are used in times past, our banks and all other business enterprises were matters of sentiment rather than ideology and most progressive ideas and away, then following such wendering in many instances. treatment without any knowledge and judgment them. And therefore, the lack of the business interruption caused by New goes all over the adequate systems of accounting. This is certainly true of the sam- ple of the Negro population. And of no organization has this business association in a part remained, and it is not also unknown either by members of the business association or remedy that in the sort of sent- ment which, evidently adjusted THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1926 Radio Topics gations were assured of the safety of their lives and limbs would be unthinkable. It is just that feeling which is responsible for the golf which has in times past separated the members of the road who live in differing section of the race who live in differing sections of this country and has rendered illegible the efforts to present an undivided and unified society. The same origin and in the case of the Baptists, the majority of the newest Negro churches of the North and East are made up of southern Negroes whose brothers and sisters still live in the south. The salary of the pastors, the price of the church, the cost of the church complain in their service to the community is the result of the participation in them of members of the race from the south. The idea of staying away is a wrong and, it indicates a type of thinking which should be foreign to those who profess of race and the possession of the spirit of the race. They have little to do with the service to ones own race either in the way of helping or hindering and the time has come when men of all sections of the country must realize that if there is to be unity of action in organizations of the race, there must be a cessation of the spirit of fear to come. ```markdown ``` Central Avenue on Saturday afternoon. A swattering day is again upon Dallas and "The African Boulevard as it called by those who know it beat, is strung with a crowd which moves in all directions and the vart-colored dress of those who compose it makes the effect rather kaleidoscopis. Brown and black men and women with a spruiking of yellows in all forms of dress are milling admiestly about. Small groups are gathered in all of the many restaurants which time the street. Many move in the direction of the picture shows. On Elm Street carl of all descriptions are parked. They range from small Ford trucks to Packards and Piece Arrows and on each one in the legend which is familiar to all at this time of the year: "cotton pickers wanted." BLESSINGS OF NEGREGATED SCHOOLS Arguments seem to count little with some people. That certainly does not mean that everyone is a same man. Those who want to find and do certain things have to be in their own separate schools. In their own separate schools, they do or know, speak or write in different languages. Georgia is in typical southern state of the United States, just like any New England state. They read these books and figures in the schools they study. Georgia is leading toward. Most people in Georgia are leading toward. Georgia is a state of this unique diplomatic power of that unique diplomatic power. "Nero schools of Georgia" are equally half the total population, more than one dollar out of every person in Georgia. think of armies of ants or swarms of slowly moving bugs with human faces are many as white men. Their faces and features are a study in themselves. Swarthy and old, young and with reckless faces, booted and denim and with cruel faces, all chew tobacco or straws, squirt streams of tobacco juice all about as they mingle with the crowd and ask first one and then another if they "want to pick cotton". One wonders as he sees them where they came from; how the crop is; whether as they say, the homes are fit for human beings to live in as they leave city homes for the country; whether the treatment will be good; whether any of the practices of poisoning which are by no means unknown will be found in their districts; how the women will be treated? All of these things rise in the mind of the thinker who views this hunch which gathers in Central Avenue not alone on Saturday but every day - during the season when cotton is opening. And such thoughts are well worth while and those who in former times went thoughtlessly to the cotton fields see thinking these thoughts also, and in many cases, where the treatment was not so good, are refusing to go again to suffer as they did in times past. TRAIN RADIO TESTS MADT A young "huskier" who sites on the shine stand with us tells us of how a white bus driver pays him a dollar a head for pickers. He only transports them to farmers who want pickers. And in the story of this younger we see the newest "labor bootleger" of the state. And we realize that at some time, whether soon or late the very nature of the case, the importance of having the crop picked out early; the fact that the material prosperity of the whole state depends upon the labor supply of these Negroes who seem to wonder almost about the Central track and that the la By R. M. Sherrill (Badio Engineer) OFFICIALS of the American Railway Association and the Zenith Radio-Corporation have been conducting some intensive tests which radio transmission and radio transmission were carried out on the New York Central system on a special training between Chicago, IL and Khart, Ind. The latest of these experiments consisted of a particular of short-wave radiophonic tests between the on-line and cabose of a long freight train, and have been quite successful, by means of the radiophonics the engineer was able to tell those in the cabows that the train had started several seconds before the slack could be taken up and the motion communicated to the rear end of the long train. Various prairies of train radio communication problems were tested throughout the run, in the presence number of representations from the various transportation systems. The American Railway Association and These tests have not a few of a series that have been carried out and more are to be made from time to time. The object of all of the tests is to determine the pre- stability of using radio as a means of safeguarding railroad travel. Prospector Skin 24 Miles To Send Some of the station announcers who had so recently been written commenting on their programs should feel gratified at the spirit of the man who took a 24-mile hike to get a "thanks message" to GOD. Knowbound in the mountains of Zhao two prospectors have listen to GOD progress for two years until conscientiously. Drove one of them to a set 24 miles to the nearest office to mail a letter of appreciation. To you, and all who broadcast their letter states, we express our gratitude. We have listened for two years and we can wait to longer. Even if it does mean a trip of 24 miles on skis, we are going to write. An interesting delight on the meeting of the National Baptist Convention which closed in Ft. Worth recently is to be found in a release of The Associated Negro Press to the effect that no member of the official family of either the city or the state was present to welcome that large delegation nor did those who were invited send either to welcome that large delegation nor did those who were invited send either a message of regret era substitute. The writer of the article takes the position that such an attitude constitutes reason for the presumption that national gatherings should be slow to come to such a section. Anglesea Tigreans Cost Related introduction shows that about 500 tigreans in the broadcasting st atements for each of the call letters, for each of the call letters, panels have now decided that call gations were assured of the would be unthinkable. It is sponsible for the golf which the members of the race who the race who live in differing has rendered negligible the uf oint in matters of general cog origin and in the city made up of southern Negre st live in the south. The While it may be useless to argue such a point in view of the fast that the south has been *well* adapted to the rest of the world by recess of the many disgraceful practices which mark it and indicate its general feeling toward the Negro. The Exposa rises just to remark that the failure of the officials of the city of Ft. Worth was, while not unique in the happenings in Texas, rather unusual. The editor of this journal has personally been present at more than a dozen gatherings of Negroes during the summer. They were only state gatherings and each ease the mayor of the city was present and spoke, and remained, in the majority of cases until the delivery of the response to his message. And those responses were, in many cases, no less pointed than that of the gentleman who was to have responded in the Fort Worth gathering. It also is true that in the case of the invitation extended by the city of Dallas to the National Negro Business League, the Governor of the State, the Mayor of the City and The Chamber of Commerce all sent letters of invitation and it would have happened that representatives of each would have been present to welcome the gathering to Texas. All of this is said to indicate, to the extent to which the reader is capable of understanding the situation in that Texas is not all inhospitable to the strangers within hir gates even though they be Negro and that those who have the arrangements of such programs in charge may be responsible for their failure to respond. THE MIRROR OF PUBLIC OPINION Proportion is much worse still if the CHRINH had counted the money did to white school unprincipled, supervisors, and to other state and local administrators of the school. All of these management and mismanagement salaries and expenses go to the whited Where there are segregated schools for Negroes, the Negro school gradually becomes a school only in name, as a result of the way that the school outside World "You have schools for the Negroes. The only lesson Why they are not up with the white schools in the intelligence and education, is their natural inferiority, you see." They know that they are lying, and that in the way they can't do anything. Limiting the Negro schools that even of blacks were superior by nature, they would still have to recall inferior in educational statements—Where there arepartials schools for Teachers, These Non-school Teachers are usually to be school-based. The school might to pay the taxes for the support of the whole school system, and mainly to educate white people. letters up to five letters may now give us one word, providing they form a single word. Another Angle to The Radio Game it was revealed recently that the radio corporation had 180,000 subscribers on their unpaid time, and that it would pay them over retribution of the radio corporation, over retribution of the radio corporation which were the biggest corporations of these companies, and that it has been estimated that for the public public bought one share of Radio Corporation, however, since the Radio Industry is now established, the future is the radio corporation. Mr. Sherwill will help to help him to set up the camera. While him it will take of this equipment. Q—G. B. I. asks: "Is it better to use a camera with a more sensitive detector in a reflex mirror?" Ans—The crystal detector will be better. The tube detector will be the more sensitive but will have a more sensitive detector. Q—J. B. G. wants to know: "A best way range can be expected and weather conditions, such as up to 2.02 miles in winter, in weather the same set might be very cold." Q—K. B. G. asks: "How large a battery a C battery be used before it should be replaced by a new one. Ans—If a large sized C battery remains to a year, a smaller one will be used. A battery whose is to check up the C battery remains and reduce the battery as per 10 per cent of its normal value. [Copyright, 1924, by The Brannan Brown Corporation Chicago safety of their lives and limbs, just that feeling which is re- hines in times past separated live in differing sections of groups of this country and to present an undivided concern. All black men are of the Baptists, the major- ities of the North and East are The Road To Better Health Returning to our illustration—the macro-intellectual system—who would follow World would be imperfectly broken—on because the stretch looks mostly. The well-lose envelope of the food cells would not be dissolved because secretion is defective. Dimension in the intentional tract would be incomplete because of sturish repulsive ion of the food and like of Alkaline ferments. Absorption and assimilation would be defective and elimination of the realist would be curtailed. In the face of such abnormal Meandering with Marjorie BY MARJORIEN ADAMS ... THE choreos nowadays don't THE chorus nowadays don't dri rise to popularity of well and programs as well can enjoy and programs as well can enjoy this ship is probably the most un- known in a variety of other I guess there are some brush dull is omitted from the body of the song that they know is which have been set to music have which have been set to music have the bars and the rhythm them I was proudly impressed and how few people have seen two how few people have seen two non-english in so print they where there are many un- english in so print they I could be the Manger Large large freestone shoes cut the cavities with marjorie cherry cut the cavities with marjorie cherry a cup of preserved cream, sliced 1. teaspoonful of grated horseradish 2. teaspoonful of lentil seed 3. teaspoonful of celery seed 4. teaspoonful of black pepper powder Tie the meach halves together and drop into a syrup made as follows: 1 quart of vinegar 2 pints of sugar 2 ounces of clavex 2 ounces of clammin bark (Put spices in a muslin bag and drop into the vinegar and sugar mixture.) Cook the fruit very gently in the syrup until tender; then lift from the syrup and place in jars. Cook the syrup until slightly thick; pour it over the peaches and seal the jars. (Copyright, 1958, by The Bennet- Brown Corporation Chicago) PAUL QUINN COLLEGE A TIDAL WAVE OF SUCCESS Waco, Texas, Sept. 23-…A day glorious bright sunshine adorned this September morn, the day for the opening of Paul Quinn College, all night the smoke from the air from the play as the rest of the burning of lincense for the Rev. A. W. Harvey and Mr. Shepherd attended the barbecuing of beef, pigs, lambs, and chickens for the great masses of the people coming into Waco. Tanks from all parts of the State willness the 10th open to 11th Quinn College. The quinn-special train,�itting from Haag, and the 10th to 11th to the 10th of the day, is in one h�n. students, mobiles owned by the citizen, met this special train and conveyed the students to Paul Quinn, there they were. But by the president of N. K. J. J. J. J. and the 10th and given comfortable quarters until they could register. The local board of management had arranged for special religious service for the opening of the collegiate term. Rev. R. J. Jenkins, who delivered the annual symposium on the commencement of the school of the 15th year of the college, was selected to deliver the local board of management to deliver the evening sermon of the 15th year. The great clock in the cathedral of Time strikes the hour for the start of the another adventurous year the college bell flaps the student fall in the the brack the girl from the Abraham front Hall the boys from the William Tucker Johnson Hall into the large end spoonedly channel situated in the William Tucker Johnson Hall. The long record of management recalls the non-state of ministers and the state of the electorates when seats upon the platform and visit the subject with comfortable seats to theMaximum of the White House. The school of Music in Paul Quinn College at the Instrument functioning what will be the result? Intigestion, gastritis, atrophy dilatation, constipation—each contributing its distressing symptoms to the clinical picture. Would medicine help such a case? Would an operation relieve the sufferer? Would a diet cure him? Would a change of climate do him any good? F. I. writes "I have a tumor on the arm about one inch from the shoulder the skin is cut off the muscle. Sometimes it itches. AK Uncle it hurts. "Have a dad, if one does, Bubb! With withdons, Local Doctor thinks is a piece of carvings that break down, or that the doctor "to do you think the doctor is (1) Do you know the factor in right? (2) Is it cancer? (3) Will X-ray show what it is? (4) Following a cold in 1923 I have had pains in the left side between the riba of a burring character, it is worse in the morning and when I take a deep breath. What is it? (5) Will X-ray do it any good? (6) Can it be cured? Reply (4) You have what is itself really known as intercostal energy. You have no interest in日在日 (5) No. It can be cured by finding the hottest from which infectious matter is being thrown up in the blood streams. This must be in the teeth, toasle, gilt bladder, sappan-dix, or large bowel. How a good doctor examines you to find the food. If infection then get what ever attention is necessary. (Copyright, 1912, by The House of Brown Corporation, Chicago) Chuckle Column Signs of Fall! Palt Weather event: You can look for quite a few waring days yet—due to an atmospheric condition that will be pro- duced by the hot air emanating from weather-ingred政politics do- Hospitals all over the country are putting in extra beds and costs. The football season is about to start! Stockings come high (trade days) in price we mean—not because of cooler temperatures. Newspapers are no longer boring. Nothing pictures of perfect "66s" are now out of season. "Easy Trousers" are the new fall style for men. Yes, a lot of 'em do look "easy." Robmy enough to be worn by Chungk Chaplin! Many a world man is looking his car to get his wife the demanded, fur-coat. And he'll have to keep warm by "getting hot under the collar" thinking about the goal. Lot of bank accounts are being repaired—after the wreck of that vacation time made out of them! English As The Is Book! Certain persons are making the English language less understandable every day. Had a friend taken up for a fish this morning, "Let me take W fin," he said. "Further explanation, however, revealed he was only trying to make a touch but—he didn't book us. Flanger Pline A flapper's lift is just one quarrel after another—with her complexion. Isn't she always making up? If conscience is a person's guide the modern flapper's with her shortage of wearing apparel in danger of catching cold. They should lirx A Hall! Polka, who live in the modern, is not wanted me parthemia shouldn't try any "daily" dood exercises. They might "skin" their knuckles on the wall. PROP. A. B. JACKSON, A. M. L. L. Commissioner General of Education A. M. E. Church, Professor of the local Board of management Paul, Quinn College J. H. Hughes, master of cer ness, for God and humanity. We are on the same shells as Paul Quinn, who was a man of great sacrifice, a sweet and precious memorial. Through many dangers, toils and shares we have already come; we are still struggling with your struggles, your untimely deaths, your even plagues, your entire life and even plagues, some one forever lost, some one forever changed who not we. Preserve the memory of those who were missed. When I was notified by the local board of management, that I was not the only one selected this text, I at once selected this text, and over the years, of glass, misplaced with fire, and over the first and over his mind, and over his life, ever the sea of glass, having the harms of fire and glass, the heart of extinction. The heart of extinction. Now 8x we close this long-lenght- now we寄递 to Professor J. B. Jackson management for faithful service management for faithful service pilot leader without a streak of off- side 10,000 vents and arteries of his hone all can depend on A. S. Jackson. If your electric Motor does not register correctly it will be better if you would notify the office of the city electrician. If the your motor can be inspected and tested, instead of trying to buy, none apart, you must be sure to complete your light bill. There has been more one going about the city selling a small piece of wire and telling the people that it will save current and decrease your bill. Colored people have been victims of this salesman and the results are when the city finds this out you will have to pay the installing of safety box that will be affected the motor from being cheated and the figure will have to come and do some rewriting at your own time, costing you thirty or four dollars for work all because you try to read paying for current that you just use, and if you want that has been selling the goods is caught, will be at bed and the penalty is not been than two hundred dollars, therefore honestly is the best policy. Harper Bittner, 2004, Ph.D., wtl. Mollie Avery, 2004, Ph.D., wtl. George Hunter Lochsat, 2004, M. Montesie, buy. WILLIAM E. PIECKLE, 405 SPARKS, PARIS, LAZ BROWNS, 3405 New Hall, Cannon, 102 B. FAWKING Borgh Louise Hill 1106 Hill. WHILLEY RY MADE FROM ALCOHOL KILLS FIVE Newark, N. J.-Sept. 25—(A. N. P.)—Five deaths as a result of drinking, whiskey made of denatured alcohol occurred before the week and 16 is known that men's people of the deadly mixture, with the result of five fatalities. One understifled man was included in the number. The others are expected to recover. One man who met his death is said to have been seen bằng firting cents with which to purchase the poisoned mixture. The identity of one of the men was established as that of Philip Weaver, aged 27, home unkönnen, but who the police believe to be a former grain and food merchant either. In Providence, R. L. or Connecticut. Sunshine Sammy Signs Orpheum Contract For $500.00 Per Week TURNS DOWN MOVIE CONTRACT TO OPEN IN CHICAGO WEEK OCT. 11 (Exclusive) YWOOD, CAL., Sept. 25. (Pacific Co. Air-raising home for a few weeks' rest, appearance at the Inter-State Theatre, San Antonio, Texas, and the Iris Theatre Dr. Morrison and his famous son "Sunman" personal interview with a Pacific Coast show a telegram and contract from agency, Chicago engaging "Sammmy" for it at $00 per week over the Orpheum of Oct. 11, at the Chicago Orpheum. Movie deals including one herethe to the DeVilliant Company were turned the Chicago offer. After a few days, is partner Harold Bacquet, accompany will leave for Chicago. LIONS FACE HARD SCHEDULE with a new to an impossibility, however, declares that cougued. He will be attending the college of the Pennsylvanian compound of Dr. Ernie Young, Ball at Lincoln University, star, and Walla and Wills at Lincoln University for five different formities of football as the Wilberforce, Tuskegee, October 5. Germantown of football as the Wilberforce, Tuskegee, October 10. U. S. College of Appreciation, October 47. Wilberforce HOLLYWOOD, CAL., Sept. 25- (Pacific Coast News Bureau) -- Arriving home for a few weeks, rest following his latest appearance at the Inter-State Theatre (Orpheum booking) San Antonio, Texas, and the Iris Theatre, Houston, Joseph Morrison and his famous son "Sunshine Sammy" in a personal interview with a Pacific Coast News representative showed a telegram and contract from the Orpheum for a 500 week engagement at $600 per week over the Orpheum Circuit to open week of Oct. 11, at the Chicago Orpheum. Turns Down Movie Contract Several movie deals including the one her one-hetero mentions in the Companion Companion down in accepting the Chicago offer after a few days rest Sammy and his partner Harold Bacquet, accompanied by Mr. Morrison will leave for Chicago. To do this with a veteran team is a very difficult task but to accom- Good B and C A L Atten A Good Bleaching and Cleaning A Little Attention, --- Perhaps the hat-band and lining and Presto. We make that felt hat of last season do you from now until straw hat time. BETTER GET IT. OUT NOW AND LET'S HAVE IT. PROMPT SERVICE PHONE 3-2117 PROMPT SERVICE PHONE 3-2117 PROMPT SERVICE BRANNON'S CLEANERS, DYERS, MATTERS, RUG REMOVATERS and VALETERIA- PRESSING PEAK and BRYAN ```markdown ``` "where brawn meets brain" THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 25, 1960 at. Charleston W | Va. November 6. 8. W. Virginia. November 15. Morgan. at Washington 'BEAT LINCOLN' IS THE SLOGAN OF THE TUS-KEGEE TIGERS Tulare College Institute, Ala., Sept. 17 (A.N. — Max Linchin is the recipient of the Twilight Tiers of Achievement under Coach Clive L. Abbott and his corps of assistants, are working out daily and at, the same time they are preparing for one of the hardest schedules in the history of the institution. They are good condition and are roosting to get down to a trimming. Stevenson declares that his educated student has not forgetten to work through the uprights and if this true, will be a mighty hard thing for the Lincoln forward prevents him from gluing up a few “three pointers.” The line this year-bids fair to be even stronger than that of last year, because it is putting his prowess through the poise daily. Spend in the most important thing right now and live the life of a student and Owen are driving the “Four Horizons” this year and, aspect to perfect a combination that will be The whole institution is interested mainly in the Lincoln-Taukeegan Institute, which plans and plans are being made to carry a "train load" to Franklin Field, including the Kansas Taukeegan Institute. Captain Frank L. Drew, who returned to the Institute after a "death of a season, Wednesday. Memphis Wins Second Half of Southern League Season to Meet. Birmingham in Championship Series Mummery, Troy, NY — N.Y.P. — Birmingham twig to the dope the Mummery Red Sox have, been awarded the winners of the second half of the race in the Southern League, the Birmingham Black Barons in the post season championship series. The Red Sox clinched the peninsula, three three-ight games from the Albanian Giants including a double-header on Labor Day. The former formulas, the rivals of the Red Sox, for the honors, lost two out of three games to the Black Barons of Birmingham the Red Sox for the leadership. The fight, however, between these two outfits has been hot from the beginning, and has been a real push and tuck affair. With the championship in view, the Red Sox now presuming to meet the Birmingham clan. According to the dope the Memphians will enter the race, the underdogs, the Birmingham Black Barons and the dope and take off the honors. In the hitting department the hays have a huge advantage, having seven hiters, including the pit-fill for an average well above that, covered three hundred hits for the hays in the iron runs, perhaps have a high advantage, while in going for the hays, the hays have a strong pitching staff. In the league, with six hits per month and polideater, former star of the Chicago American Glories of the Texas. In the hitting department the of the forblooming Lewis-Butts team seven hitters who have pounded the represented by a native Abel Bray pill for an average well above the ginman John Bailiff, now an Abel Bray coveted three hitters for the civilian国民 and known professionally as the "Abyssinian Panthers" perhaps have a slight advantage. Tare, while in pitching the St. Louis Cardinals, pitched out the Olympic airborne astronaut pitching out in the lunar luna, the league's top bengal with Sidney, no hit of Chicago 10,660 spectators fame, Harden, the slugging hurter the only first class black Chicago American Giants of the Naples Bailiff, champion of the Collegiate League. One of the stars of the series, the Bohomian opponent Stanley dotter will oppose Stell Arm Taylor. Among the national players is also a former member of the Al Hastad (Golland) team at Chicago American Giants. Tyler has batted the 290 pound Bulgarian John the Red Bod and has joined the Red Bod and has joined the reputation of being one of the players who last year gave Champion Bobby Porter a record in pitching. Pouldester's record is equally entrenched on the Coast, as enviable and when these two forwards teammates meet, it is sure to be a splash. (Golland) the same condition existing in all forward when the day arrives when the ball is in play. The owner must be there in one thing which seemingly training camp without first sendences, the notice of the ball play into the owner at K. O. R. for funds and that is the fact that he is in before making the刺球. This would mean that the owner must be there for the year at playing ball while on an assignment for the fact that advances must be jobs or positions he is assured of be made from this period until the season begins. and players invariably ask for advances and in most instant, advances to large that by the time the first pay day arrives they find that about all they have coming to them is a statement. This does not tend to make them feel any too Wiadek Zbyszko (Poland) the youngest of the famous Zbyszko broad; who has twice been defeated by Hiki. defeated John Freberg (Sweden) in 1442, 222. A winter savings club under the supervision of club owners would afford an excellent opportunity for players to fortify themselves against the sure coming of the wolf to their doors. Let us hope for the change! this Fall rose one of the hardest. A serious problem confronts no-schedules of her history when she she grows into Hall Player of all seasons: North Carolina College, fortifications of the country where organics were stored, the University of Kentucky, the Kentucky College, and Morrison University. The problem arises, frowned, four major schools who principally because of the player have been recently added to, has himself who after fall is the most successful of the players. Gilberto Martinez (Mexico) defeated Jack Taylor (Canada) in 74.47. Geo. Ketnoros (Greece) wrestled a 20 minute draw with Paul Jones (America.) Reginald Biki (Black American was defeated by Stanley Pinta (Denmark) in 19m, 17s, by a double wristblock and head saึns. - Biki Heat Wrestler Reginald Biki whose real name is Dejatch Tedeba was born in Dire, Douaha, Abyssinia. In 1916 he arrived in Montreal, Canad where he resided 2 years, going from there to Kansas City, Mo. In 1918, He remained in Kansas City four years one of which was spent in the Lincoln High School, the other three under the tutelage of Fred O'Day, former lightweight wrestling champion of the world. In 1938 Biki started professional wrestling receiving a draw in his first match in Camden, New Jersey with Frank Lesvitt, then champion of the American R&D mediums. Forces. Other important engagements were his defeat of Wildock Zhyakki in Daltimore in 1923; a draw with his brother Stanislaus Zbytko, January 28, 1933 in Philadelphia, and his defeat of Jim Browning American Champion of the World in November, 1935 at Los Angeles. Claims Colored Championship Sick lays claim to the happy weight catch-as-catch-can championship of the World among the Darker Races upon the following record: Japanese Champion, Taro Myrak, won Jan. 10, 1924. Millwall good, and eventually they will sell and wonder if the whole world can afford it. You should think how much of this cash sebt should have been saved and how much of this cash needed. It is simply a matter of making up in summer for the bible contracted in winter, and is played in hand, properly, their summer, summing. Owne We Respondible Fav. Play in WHITE. all players should begin to learn that club owners are not responsible for them in winter. So long as the club is in winter, the players can contact, during the playing season they cannot reasonably expect club artists to do all the many things, where owners have advanced placeings as much as $100 to $500 after the game. In the end of the year, player in debt for the next season and by the time he has paid back to the team he has been paid to the team and he has been paid to the level of the season for a year. Each year club owners are getting further away from the habit of a sportion to all again, and the size is near at hand when the player will be in the home of the team's own place for their summer earnings for the winter month. It will be a great day, and a step in the way the team will be to the team. It will be a small player on report at the training camp without first send-back to the team. The team will be the first to be so bad if, however, it were not for the fast that the advance must be made to the team. The team will first pay $100 per day and then, in most cases it takes several days to be done not to take out all of the advance money at one time. This would certainly prove aلباسکم بایدپروپت بایدپروپت بایدپروپت بایدپروپت بایدپروپت بایدپروپت بایدپروپت. The team will let up on some of the things which take so much of their wages unnecessarily during the season. A winter savings club under the superior of club owners would find an effect on the placeage in the world for the next month, but the themselves against the sure coming of the wolf to their doors. Let us hope for the change. Let us write, India Champion, Prince of Goha Goha won April 24, 1830 Montreal (Gohar was recently (September 1936), defeated by John Peek at the end of the year), and the first straight fall. Turkirk, Champion, Nakuh, won Jan. 19, 1985, 174 Armory, New York Wilson, W. H., Wiggins, W. H. won 1987, Baltimore, Md. Speakz L Language Speakz L Language 240 pounds at an angle and fairly well educated. Doves speak Eng- lish. Doves speak Eng- lish. Greek, German, Spanish. French, and Amharic have nati- cal Arabian language INSTITUTE HOLDS *BUSINESS* The East Texas Four County Teachers Institute has just elapsed a week of good work. The opening Monday morning was splendid. Over one hundred teachers were present in the new house. The L� Samba High School, Prof. W. H. 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GET THE ORIGINAL FRENCH BAUME BENGUE (ANALGESIS) Save Your Money and Protect Your Family at the Same Time by Insuring NOW in the LOYAL FRIENDS OF AMERICA "I Can Save My Own Money" is alright for the man who knows just exactly how long he will live, but NO MAN KNOWS THE LOYAL FRIENDS OF AMERICA have made it possible for the Widows and Orphans of deceased members to receive $144,500.36 since 1920. AS IT PROTECTED THE LOVED ONES OF OTHERS JUST SO WILL IT PROTECT YOU. For information address: J. W. HUNT, National Grand Master, or E. J. CRAWFORD, National Grand Sec'y. $18 Good St., Dallas, Texas. 04AW0003 — The rally given by Art Archibald Church in honor of, Rev Hopkins, was held at all seven o'clock, and no refreshments were served. Sunday, Rev. Hasp, is now in re- presentation at Platypus, in the church, Mr. Palma at C. J. Nesterley in home again, alma- sine, at the attention of the attorney of the church, Mr. Palma at the return of the church, he returned a new Mess in his home at Hice. K. Harris was tried, a caller at the home of his mother, family for the week, end. Mrs. Ed. Malcolm death came as a result, he had never recovered from a dervery serious illness, though he had never recovered from a dervery serious illness, though he had never recovered from a dervery serious illness, though he had thought to be called dervery improving, up until the day. Mrs. C. OAKWOOD — The rally given by Shiloh Church in honor of Rev Hopkins, was a fair quizzes. New Hogkins preached all sessions on Sunday. Iev. Happ, is now in revival at Finstop, he extends an open welcome to all churches. Mr. J. C. Nealey, is home again, claim-ter the attention of all young tax dies. Mr. C. H. Henry has returned to his home at Rico. E. Harris was a caller at the home of his grand mother, Mrs. Jane McGrauy. and family for the week and, Mrs. Ed Malone's death came as a phocking last Wednesday afternoon, though she had never recovered from a very serious attack of a month ago, yet she was thought to be ra-play improving, up until Tuesday. Arrivals — The Frenks arrived from Wichita Kansas; Mr. J. Surgeon and Mr. T. J. Harvey fled from Corpus Christi; Mr. J. de Price and her sisters and her daughters arrived from Wichita and Temple, Mrs. Alice Chandler and Little P. J. arrived from Waco-else-Mr. Petra Chandler; Mrs. James Menett Randall, of Colorado, Texas; Willis Miss Green of Col-ton; Mr. E. Church-Riggs, and Mrs. they are stopping at Mr. P. Hardin, Mr. Cecil Holmen, Mr. Mr. Washington Brady, they are stopping with Mrs. A. Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. Devine Moore and Mrs. U. Alexander from FL Worth. Mrs. Callie Henderson is some improved. Mrs. C. Thomas is up again. THE NORT WILL OPEN IT THURS. NIG Politeness and Service Come To The WITNESS Thursday Nine JAMES Thursday Night, Sept. 30, 1926 JAMES H. BILLS, Manager. Texas Towns when he met with the medical consultation with her medical staff, she leaves a mother, husband and Y children, a brother, husband and an army of relatives and a multitude of friends to grieve after her. The family is the audience of the theater and Masana. the remains were interred in Gorma's cemetery. the remains were buried the eulogy on the life of Mrs. Malone. B. H. Marvey, attendee, was the author and a large procession. it's reported that her Harvey Brothers were a new future. Prof. I. H. J.段落 through with his brothers, an route in Palestine, the young men were brought into the church. BROWNWEIGHT, services were well attended, at all churches, Sunday. Mrs. Grane Wood, undergraduate on operation last week and he is on operation this week. operations were operated on today 11, and in doing fine, Mrs. A. Dovall of the Beauty Patrol with the Beauty Patrol. The public school opened Monday with a good attendance, Mrs. C. H. Johnson of Ann Angelo and Miss V. Alexander of Lampassas were present and will assist the principle, Prof. Hardin, Miss Wesley Crutshfield will be our music teacher at the high school this year. My R. A. Hester and son, Mrs. Willie Calhoun and son left Saturday afternoon for Marshall, Texas. A chancer to be the latest hit from the Northern and Eastern Orchestras Broad. Capped through a Penetrote. This new instrument enables us to reduce the admission price to 25c. Hall well arranged. Everything that goes to make pleasure Departures—Mother Hall to St. Worth; Mrs. W. Woodruff, two slates and children; Mrs. Graves and Johnson went to St. Louis E. Anderson went to Santa Anna; Mr. M. O. Stanley and Mr. Lewis Hughes went to the Colorado River, the Wilson from Brady left to Dillas; Mrs. Mands Brown to Lampasas. Arrivals — 1st Franke arrived from Wichita Kansas; Mr. J. J. Syllusion and Mr. T. J. Harvery arrived from Corpus Christi; Mrs. Adje Price and her sisters and her daughter arrived from Wichita Falls and Temple, Mrs. Alice Chandler and little F. J. arrived from Waco also Mr. Petra Chandler; Miss James Menett Randles of Colorado, Texas; Willie Mae Green of Collegeman; L. Curtis Bants, Anne, they are stopping at Mr. R. F. Hardin, Mr. Cecil Holman Coleman, Mr. Washington Brady, they are stopping with Mrs. A. Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. Devine Moore and Mrs. U. Alexander from F.L. Worth. Mrs. Callie Henderson is some improved, Mrs. C. Thomas is up again. Bryanham left Thursday for Mar- RTH DALLY OPEN ITS DOORS TO THE THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1920 TAYLOR — Cotton picking has opened up in full blast in Williamson County. Farmers are now paying $1.25 per hundred pounds for Commerce has applications for one thousand pickers who can furnish picking. The Taylor Chamber of their bedding and cooking unstents. The farmers have houses to provide shelter for the pickers. Cotton will yield considerably better than was expected two weeks ago. The Chamber of Commerce is resulting in pickers and distributing them to farmers. From two to three thousand pickers will be needed in Williamson County. The Chamber of Commerce hopes that all localities that have a surplus of idle laborers will take advantage of the opportunity to provide temporary labor for this surplus labor in their community. CENTER — Mrs. Mara Jemings-spend Sunday with Mrs. Louisa Cower. At center high school, the teacher, Ms. Moore, is beginning of what promises to be a banner term, Monday morning of last week. A number of students are in the classroom, Mrs. Marie Moore, the daughter of T. M. G. Greer, left recently for *p. indefinite stay with affiliates in the United States*, is being held at the different churches Mrs. Hannah Johnson of Hodgson, is here visiting PLAVA. Beckett-have suffered a deal with their eyes. Mrs. H. Colbert of 1120 Allen Avenue, Shreveport, was the guest of her sisters, Mrs. Kthel Smith and Miss Roise L. Goodwin. Last week, Mrs. Alice Wagler of Tenaha visited Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Wilson, last week. A convention to being held at the C. M. E. church. Miss Myrtle H. Cloudy has returned to Memphis, where she expects to begin her fall work. Mr. Lee Brown, who was stickened with paralysis some months ago, has not regained the use of himself. PLHASANT HILL - Pleasant Hill Sunday school meeting at usual hour. Paxtor at his post-Rev. G. Jackson preached 11:30. He preached a soul stirring sermon. Rev. J. T. Smith preached a noble sermon at the A. M. E. Church Sunday at 11 o'clock. Sunday school meeting on time. Rev. Milton went to his church Sunday at Moody. Little Jim Smith is improving a great deal. Mrs. M. M. Brown is on the sick list. GAINESVILLE — Mr. Ben Watson Martin Mackey and Mose Alexander of Galenville and Messez Smith. Burns Ware and Shaw of Corlcans, were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lewis of Galveston. Sept. 8, with a delicious dinner of baked chicken and dressing, fried chicken, pork roast, candied potatoes, spaghetti, sugars corn, baked buns, cream pork, spilled tomatoes, french potato salad, white ice, cream gravy, hot Miscuit, ice cream and cake. HENRIETTA — Sunday School was well attended at Pleasant Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Jackson of London. There are in the city for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Demont have opened a new cafe and are doing splendid business. Mrs. Fred Burnett is in Galenville, where she was called to the bedside of her brother. Save $ 6 cents for the Express. LEESHOCK — The Dunbar Colored School opened Sept. 13th under he very favorable prospects for one of the best school years in his history. There were one hundred and two bright boys and girls to enroll an excess over last year of one. The enrollment this year will no doubt exceed two hundred. a fair, chorlment. Mrs. G. W. Jackson and Mrs. T. M. Knox were called to Fort Worth on account of the death of the son of Little Rock. Ark. Prof. G. W. Jackson left Friday for the R. M. C. at Baltimore. Miss D. R. Holey is visiting in the U.S.C. at Mr. A. D. Durham has returned from Fort Worth. Mr. A. N. Huddlesley has returned to Waco. Mrs. R. J. Cheftault has returned from Phoenix. Ari. M.T. LEASANT— Sunday School was well attended at all Church. Sunday The people of all churches seemed to have been lost as of the last of the days of the church. Taster Rears were handicapped on his way to his service, and failed to get there. Deacon Thomas and his son was at the Sunday and Sunday night. Total amount of money raised at the Baptist Church $23.10. The following attended the New庙. J. W. Holden and David Andrew. Mrs. Corrie Dillard and children Mrs. Zuma Skinner. Miss Eva M. Brown. Mr. J. A. Chambers and Mrs. J. A. Green. Slug Green was glad to have as a guest. 102 Young old Mrs. K. H. W. Huff and baby have returned from Mrs. and other months east. Mrs. McAfee is visiting her daughter Mrs. W. O. Wilmington. Mrs. M. M. The mother was in the new house last week with her mother at Leesburg, Texas. Rick list: Miss Roberts Johnson, Miss Maud Barrett. CHAPEL HILL—The fourth and last Quarterly Conference of Saint John A. M. E. Church convened last Sunday. Owing to the heavy rain on Saturday the business on the Quarter was held on Monday night. The reports showed much increase. Total raised in the quarter for $55.10. The Preeding Eidot preached two strong sermons during the day. After spending several years with relatives Milt P. Ollmoore left for the home at Austin. Austin, Madison A.C., Hirest stopped over to visit relatives while enough route from Detroit. Milt, to his home Austin. The following left Saturday night for Paul Quinn College Miss Millie Lyons Rose Garley, Eva Williams and J. E. Chadwick Rev. R. C. Sanders left for the Sunday School convention at Bally Chapel. 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TENTLE—W. motion to exclude the pastorate of Corinth Hospital Church was upheld in a recent meeting of the church by a major group of members who were meeting for meeting was dissuided over by a local (white) minister. "Rev. White preached his novel sermon and said: "I think the new issue was the first of my life." Mr. Lucille Hilton were quietly married Tuesday night of last week at the same time the greeting Rev. W. Harris offloading. Pro The Saturday, Mrs. Addie Pfecher was a flying-up of the city's flying-up. Mr. Addie Pfecher recently, E. A. Thurford accompanying by J. A. Toller motored to Paumont and other places the past week. Ronald Johnson, 1945, was the first of the last week to enter school. Rev. W. E. Johnson, presiding at the other. Templemen held his first, a tiger's conference at Wayman Chapel A. M. E. Church during the past week. HILLBORN — Mr. Henry and family are in the city, visiting friends and relatives from Florida and are in the city. Buy paper from Samuel. ST. 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The evening was spent in heart to heart talks from each member until each one broke down in tears and the monotony he broken by the building with a wonderful undecile large basket with closed eyes and a string was pulled and a shower of beautiful handkerchiefs overflowed the head of the sponsor. Each one got lively and the wonderful meats were a wonderful, and the Voldorf salad on Jettuce with potato chips and chocolate cakes and pungt. Each one left with a sad-heart over the loss of the sponsor, but overspied with a pleasant evening. GAUBE — Services were filled interest at Zign-Hill Baptist Church Sunday. Rev. E. Johnson of Cameron preached the wonderful and good life of the Christian. The Church was filled with people. Miss Elie, of Dallas spent last week in our town. She attended the Tri-Institute company with Mrs. Vira Thompson that convened in Caldwell. Mrs. Sine was attended the three Eliza H. Smith, a resident in Welling her mother and brother K. Allen CRILYA - Smith services were good at St. Phillip X. X. Charnley if you don't HURRY!!! SEAGOYILT.— Sunday.— (shop) was well intended Sunday. Mr. Smith, Mr. Ura Peterson, was visiting here from Hollis, Oklahoma. Mr. Zemmie Peterson, Mr. Frank Smith, Mr. Johnie Peterson, motor- to League, Mrs. Annie. Walker and daughter are on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Coleman were the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Walker Sunday. Mrs. Alice Peterson is glad to have her Brother-in-law with her this week. Mr. Ura Peterson from Oklahoma. DALWORTH—S. E. was well attended with off-access present. He, T. Taylor preached an in-exploring sermon Sunday morning at Excuse of Chairman A. M. E. Church, for Rev. J. E. Garth, Rev. J. E. Garth reached Sunday night. Cora Talle, Nancy Littlejohn, Gl�co Tallie, are on the sick list. Mrs. Hattle Thomas, Mrs. Octie M. Shelton, Mr. Robert Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Race motored to Fort Worth where they attended the national Taptica Convention. CLETHURSE—Several of the Clethur people attended the National Easting Convention at Pt. Worth last week. Mr. and Mrs. Himmel Saddler have moved to Fort Worth. Mr. Author Small is visiting his brother at Tules. Oklahoma, Mrs. Marnie Graham is from the city within the California in the city's彝族 relatives. Rev. Nail Hicks of Baltimore, Md. preached at the Baptist Church, Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Barnes, Mrs. James Baker, and children have returned from Eurasia. Springs, Mrs. Dieris left the week for West. Tex. to visit her husband, Mrs. I. T. Wallace has returned to Cleveland, Ohio. Please have your nickle read when the reporter comes. Mrs. M. Pickett has returned from Jackson, Mrs. Mr. Dr. Grovey has return to Austin to take charge of her school work. Mrs. Minnie Davis of Coleman is in the city visiting relatives. JATTON-S. R. opened at the usual hour. The bus- and research-over at their port. The H. M. S. at the station at 3:10. The meeting has closed. We are now getting ready for the association. The pastor and delegates will leave to-morrow, Sept. 14, for Sylvester Texas. JEFFERSON — Servies at this Macedonia Church was good Sunday. Rev. Crain had charge of the services. Miss Muttie. Mane Jones was married to Mr. Ellis, son of Rev. Ellis last week. Mr. Pryor on his return from Marshall had a car week. His car was damaged badly. Mr. Pryor received a slight cut above the car. Two stitches were taken. Mr. Wallace and Mr. Parks who accompanied him received slight injuries. Merry of his friends were not informed and came hurriedly to Mr. Pryor's rescue, but found him doing wisely. The funeral of Master Leo Willings was attended at Orange Chapel M. E. Church last Monday. Rev. Patrick offelated. Mistress Hettie Hudson is improving. Also Mrs. Mary Ann Blocker. Her daughter is here from Dallas attending her bedside. Miss Ethel and Margerite Garmon are visiting their father. Mr. W. P. Reesman Miss Louis Young is well YOU WILL BE TOO LATE TO ENTER YOUR NAME IN THE WILLIE GILLEN of Thomas Avenue above the MALLARD IN- SELLING CONTEST and such him-you can surpass it if you try. TWO PIECES CONTEST. Park. The game was not from start. A boy sent Sunday for half hour. A mistress Mattie Hundred of hours a day with a girl. After a brief stay with a girl Dallas Express to be sent to him in Dallas. His wife has returned home from Prairie View. VILLAGE MILLS — R. R. WILSON teachers were present. Rev. J. W. Rodden, pastor, presided a worship prescribed the 110-foot purlon. The president Colleen M. Gil tried it on the stick. It also did it on the back. B. R. Hodman, baker, B. R. Hodman, baker, triping, triping, woodville, Texas WICHITA PALLA—Little Master about a week writing their Updates to H. Larry. The Sunday School held the regiment here from 8am to 10am the McGrew was present in the meeting. MART—Services were well at At Pleasant church, as Port Worth, was in the Old San Jose Church, M. Walsh and friend's Meera, Lonnie A. Stencke H. W. Payne and H. L. Ephy, Macdames T. A. Bedberry, M. E. Perley and L. M. Walls and several others have returned Bi-County in, attest at Coralsana. Miss Thelma Jackson of Groesbeek is in the city, guest of bar brother, Mr. James Jackson. Mr. and Mr. Dock Wilson and son little Mr. Robert Lee King were in the City of Hearne. Thursday. The Dill Thomas Orchestra of Meia played at the aeroplane park last Friday and Saturday, rights Mr. Mattie Rogers left Saturday for Italy, Texas. School opened Monday morning at eight-thirty Mezia H. W. Murray. Payne, Williams, Stanton and Mr. Alvin Harris moored to Bremond, Sunday. Miss Lucille Adkins has returned home. Mr. William Stanton was in the City of Galveston, last week. TAYLOR — Sunday was a bick at the m. D. E. Church Sunday, when the church held a show held on Taylor, Rev. V. E. Hayley, and Rev. J. L. E. Robinson. The church district supervisor was in the city. The Javie. Christian Church club sang at the Christian Church. Thomas of Calvary is here visiting her sister, Blackshear high school, where she attended one hundred and fifty students, two teachers and the principal, and one graduate. The graduation class were present every day. Send your news for the expires to K. B. Rollen, Phone 622-745-2222. GHOBBEBCK — The Mead Branch Baptist People are progressing through the Jackson preschool for them Monday. Sunday was quarterly conference Day with the Dennis Chalk School. Monday, Donna held his fifth Donna held his fifth and last quarter. Mimi Jaunita Denman, Mimi B. Wilts and his assistant teacher attended the II-County Institute, in Williams, back from Chicago. Williams is back from Chicago. LAWTON, OKLA. — Services were good at Galileo Baptist Church. The Sunday School and H. Y. V. U. at usual hours. Pastor E. D. Parker reviewed both lessons. The pastor preached a wonderful sermon. Services were good at Grant Chapel A. M. E. Church also. Sunday School and Christian Endeavor were well attended. Rev. Hudley. Pastor preached both sermons. Services were well attended at Bethalhem Baptist Church Sunday School and D. Y. F. U. opened at the usual hour. Rev. E. A. Keith. Pastor reviewed both lessons. He preached two enjoyable sermons Sunday. Barnett Chapel C. M. E. Church rendered good services also Sunday. The Sunday School and Christian Endeavor were well attended. Rev. James Wharton. pastor preached both sermons. Mrs. Annie Bell died 12-30 p.m. Sunday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Frankie Regan. Mrs. Mary Dotley of West Texas is here at the bedside of her mother. Mrs. Sarah Snowton, who has improved very much. Mrs. Mary Campbell has returned from Mexico. TA-TA! EXPRESS WANTED—20 Boys to enter Holiday Selling Contest—Two Capital Prizes. 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Young, At Smith Chapel, we have by consent of Dr. Valley and Morgan made a helpful and hopeful change, Dr. Morgan going to Smith Chapel, Dr. Valley going to Wichita Falls, Union Quarterly meeting at Smith Chapel next Sunday, all are finished. POSSE SHOOTS MAN'S BACK AWAY BOARD, L. Apt. 17—(A. N. P.) Wounded five times with his back shot at close range. Joe Francis, in dying in the Charity Hospital in Boston, was called upon to take on an-called superheroe race took on without denomination. Francis is a former Army officer, and was wounded by F. L. Lager, with whom a dugout occurred over the new-purpose bridge. Francis occupied and sought refuge in a sugar can field and succeeded in driving him to the open. Those in the poem claimed he resisted arrest and to "chomp him down" in a fierce fight at close range with the result. He stated the prisoners for an emergency operation. SHOOTS AT WHOLE GHAND STAND; HITS COLORED Marthaher, Ma, Reek 22-44, N. 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Alterations, Repairing and Dyeing a Specialty. Hats cleaned and blocked. Our cash plan eliminates a large over-head expense and save 25 per cent. We call for and deliver in all parts of the city. Phone 3-1491 2114 Hall Street READ! CRAWFORD and NEAL Props. R. WHITE. Manager Special Introductory Offer Beautiful Art Calendar So every lady, and gentleman may just what Hia Quintin Hale Invocation calls us, make and beautiful hale, we make and beautiful art calendar offer. On receipt of $100 we will for- ward the book of Hia Quintin Hale Invocation, beauty depo- tment this assistant, $25 additional, and our ABOLITARY FREE our beauti- ful art calendar offer. h. for so much disturbed." j. c. Adsard, president of the Keystone Uni-Opposition Bank, Presided over the Uni-Opposition Bank. At 3:00pm Uni-Opposition Church One of the most, sleight and clever, businessmen in history was delivered by John-McMahon, a man prominent business man. When he was delivered to John-McMahon's pocket a sheet of five-fold bills held in his hand, National Bank of Chicago, and he said, "I have been my constant inspiration, but have been able to bribe him, flag an emblem of progress, and flag an emblem of progress." The best advantage of business, and the best opportunity in service for their best opportunity in service. The Association closed its operations with a banquet at Knights of Pytha- nus Hall, at which Major Wright noted as to mastermaster. CHAS. T: BRACKINS HEADS VETERANS Such an organization could be great work among colored soldiers who are suffering the ravenges of war. Many times those are the colored race who are suffering the hard hard times the getting commissions in adjusted and as this is one of the duties of the D. A. W. the veterans, no doubt, would receive great benefits from such an organization. More than 600 women have volunteered their services for the street-campaign on Saturday, according to the announcement of Judge Town Young, director general of the campaign. The women workers will meet at the Adolphus Hotel Thursday morning to receive instructions in the campaign supplies and other matter relative to the one day drive. Judge Young will preside at the meeting. The women are volunteers in workers from women organizations in Dallas, Charlton, T. Brackens in director of the colored workers and has planned a campaign which will give to every colored organization in the city an opportunity to donate to the disable boys. CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST Sunday, New York, LIT was a high school in the Church of Jesus Christ of Christ, P.O. Box 1045, which is located in the City of New York. The Diageo has just returned from an expedition to Belgium. Belgium induction and collection good. Nop, N. workers are making a com- parison for greater N. Unity. Mrs. Doory presents reports. D I I I Did Pressing cost last month? less. Men's Suits Cleaned and Plain Suits and Dresses. 0. Alterations, Repairing Hate cleaned and blocked. Miss Gladys Robinson, Stage Star If you wish to enjoy a good, intelligent, spiritual service, come to the INFORMATIONAL CHURCH 1002 N. Hawkins Street REV: L, R. MAYE, A. B., D. Pastor ST. JAMES A. M. E. TEMPLE Karva Services holiday Sunday, June 14 m. m. Branching Services 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. m. Prazeran Mission and Milkway Society, 8:00 p.m. m. Prazeran Mission and Milkway Society, 8:00 p.m. Class Meeting and group meeting Monday, 10:00 p.m. m. The Weekly Services Choral Club and Poison people day every Third Sunday. Prazeran meet Wednesday nights, 8:00 p.m. School Sunday Teachers' meeting Joint official meeting each Tuesday night following First Sunday. All of our services are chacterized by Bypromptness and you are invited. "GREATER MACEDONIA," THE BIG CHURCH WITH A BIG HEART AND THE BIG CROWD Dr. E. Arlington Wilson will deliver selet Sermons Sunday, Sept. 26th at 1 a.m. and 8 p.m. Choice music by the Imperial and Julian Choirs. Our Kindergarten, Missionary Training School. Grant the Kindergarten students, and Conservatory of Music will each give this week in baseball for One Dollar round trip for inviting of New York Organ of MH during the 1920's. A special concert dress by R. E. Collection Walt Disney and James W. McCarthy. Remember, Miss Lillian Lewis is the Contestant for the popular Vote of Macedonia. WALKER'S ELECTRIC SHOP Electric Fixtures, Supplies, Lamps, Irons and Fans Let us Serve you for Electrical Installing and Salesman and House-to-House Canvasser. Good Commission on House and Store Necessities. Every Home and Store a Proespect. See MR. BELL at 111 N. Carroll Ave. Dallas, Texas. 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