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T. T. POLLARD ELECTED NEW TEACHERS PRESIDENT A Champion of Justice A Messenger of Hope Waco Meet is Thronged With Educators From All Parts of State. Constitution Permanently Adopted. President of Baylor University, a Professor of Texas University, Hon. W. T. B. Williams of Tuskegee and State Interracial Head Address Meetings. More Than Nine Hundred Register in the two votes. Other officers' publication of the official journal elected included the vice presidents and the districting of the state, the U.S.Michelin Mrs. Inge Scott, Mrs. L.B. Cash, Mrs. Champ Gordon, R.C. Marshall and A. R. Foreman, Mrs. L. L. Holland, assistant Secretary, Miss Maurie Wiley, general departmental secretary and Washington, D. C., Dec. 4.—(ANP) Charles S. Hill, a member of the President of Columbia, has been sentenced to serve from 1 to 2 years in the penitentiary as a result of pleading guilty to appropriation to his own use about $1,500 of funds which had been intrusted to him by the Sils of this city. Hill was an Jik attorney and a shock for $11,000 had been drawn to be transmitted to a little company on the purchase of real estate to offered to take the check to the company and it was Indoor to his order. He placed it to his own hands. was discharged. Then, on leaving the court-room, Mrs. Colman took a straight left to his eye. Re-arrested on a charge of assault and battering, the woman created a future in the courtroom, by putting her head against the wall and uttering shrieks that could be read throughout the building. She was finally remanded to jail for a further hearing. Mrs. Colman was first arranged with John Cooper with whom her husband said she was living. He was unable to produce any evidence of a subentitle to his charge, and the was dismissed. It was then Founded by W. Z. King. T. T. Waco-Meet is Thriontion Permanently A Texas University, Head Address Meet T. T. Pollard, Supervisor for many years of the Negro school of the city of Bountiful was unanimously reckoned as president of The College of Presidency State Association at the meeting in Waco last week. The unanimous election was made by the destination of Prof. T. W. Fratt of Dallas who was nominated by Prof. J. H. Matsubukhi. Milled His丝华教师，主任 of the school of Houston，were the office of Secretary，treasurer，over Mr. P. M. Mebbens of Monterey，by a mere selection included the vice president, T. B. Mipchal，Mrs. Inez Scott，Mrs. L. M. Marshall，Mrs. C. M. Garshall and A. R. P. man，Mrs. L. M. Folling，were general secretary and two new members of the executive committee Prof. James D. Tran of Wien. The election case on Matthias afternoon after a program which has been equitied for the con- POLITICIANS GET JAIL SENTENCE Philadelphia, Dec. 16, 4-AMP) Harry Y. Wechs, a Republican worker of the 4th district of the 4th district of the 4th district in prison, and must pay a fine of $1000. Wechs had pleaded guilty to falsification. It appeared in the forgery of torture signatures on the division, registration of the division, and registration of the division. It was found that the voting false name. Several Color-HillTt had contained over one hundred names here were implicated in the fraud. Leslie K. Robinson pleaded guilty to the charge of registering voter information to three months in the county prison, testimony being brought out to three persons in his district to save them. William Nichols and Clarence Jones and Linda Liberty, all of the three persons, but charged against the 3 last named were not prosecuted. JAIL LAWYER FOR THREE YEARS Washington, D.C. Co. P.O. # (AMP) Charles R. Hill, a member of the District of Columbia Bar, has been sent to serve from 1 to 12 years in the pleading authority as a result of the pleading guilty to appropriating to his own账 about $14,000 from him by the bills of this city. Hill was an jalopy attorney and a lawyer to him by the bills of this city. Hill was an jalopy attorney and a lawyer to him by the bills of this city. He placed it to his own账 and I drove against it to the ex-convict's court. STRIKES HEDDY IN COURT Cameron N. J. Lee, 1-4 (AMP) Attorney her husband husband of misconduct with another lawyer Judge Clarye's Court, Wednesday. Mrs. Clarye was in jail. Mrs. Clarye was charged. The court room. Mrs. Colman looked at her husband and shot a woman. He re-arrested on a charge of assault and hater. The woman greeted her and uttered shrieking that could be heard. But she was finally remanded to jail for a quarter hearing. Mary Coyne was first arraigned with John Coyne with whom her husband said she was living. She was unable to produce any evidence that she was dismissed. It was then that the wife struck him. The Dallas Express MAIL, CARRIER DIES FROM GIRL FIFTEEN HELD EXPOSURE FOR MURDER adipisla. Excavating Bulletin, carried on its editorial page a long tungit A. A. C. P. Literature from the New York Public Library. "Agrication for Federal national policy." A further significant development in the nation-wide campaign against junching, published in The December of the Forum magazines, which was also broad cast over the radio on November 28, 1972. Commenting on the present situation, James Weldon Johnson, Secretary of the N. A. A. C. P. said: "Whatever the outcome of the campaign, of publicity conducted by the New York World and directed into the Allen Lynching situation, one fact stands out. Lynching as an issue has been divorced from the 914 twiddle about "the usual crime" of rape. Furthermore, the issue is now squarely before the American people of state inability or unwillingness to proceed against mob murders unless pressure is brought to bear from the outside. In face of the terrible publicity being given this issue, it would not seem that Congress, or rather the United States Senate, will dare entirely ignore it. At all events, the N. A. A. C. P. as herebefore, will hammer away at this issue throughout the country and will again knock at the doors of the U. S. Senate when that body recovers." New York, Dec. 4 — Continuing action, but, thank God, the people of South Carolina are still white, with red blood in their veins, chivalry and manhood in their bearts, and expect to keep our country clean. from persons other than the 1st of the 2nd consecutive day on or next day. for the 2nd consecutive day on or next day. its front page, the expose of the conditions surrounding the lynch-ing of the three Low国民, South Carolina, the New York and pure hot withstaping the rage of a Negro-loving Northern World is now tready to reel the chariot are on the defensive and are press, when an occasional black lynch-ing as an issue is more and LINCOLN TO DEBATE WITH OXFORD-U RACE FINANCIERS ORGANIZE Segregation Ordinance Held Unconstitutional CAROLINA GOVERNOR SAYS LYNCHERS KNOWN New York, Dec. 4 - an In-Associated Dispatch dispatch from borneo made by former New York police by former leader of South, Carolina that lead of South Carolina that which lynched two men and one woman at Alken several weeks ago are known. It is further revealed that the lynching will be made by the number 2, in partnership with prisoners as in the identity of the lynchers. These prisoners named J. Perry Hart, State Commissioner, and R. Robinson of Albany county. NEW BOYS BUILDING COMPLETED AT P. V. Preview in View, Tues. 4-6 in line with the policy of expansion to meet the requirement of an annually increasing student group. The program has been recently been completed at Preview View State Normal and Institutional J.P. Goodwin Librarian University of Texas Austin, Tex. Distinctive in Always Prog PRESIDENT Ordinance inconstitutional Leaders of Indianapolis in C attle. Defeat of Measure Base New York, Dec. 4. Telegrams re National Office declared at the National Office of the adjuvant repre- sentative National Association for the Ad. The Indiana association of Culture, People, & Distance was the number than A.M.B. was raised. The number of the National Board of fact that it w directors of the N. A. A. C. P. and that it was R. L. Bridgeburr, one of the after, Louisville, K. N. is the announcement that the ordinance, Circuit Court in Indiana has but declared the city segregation order, through its invasion to be in disconstitutional after being a court fight waterborne conduct of Indianapolis by the Indianapolis, Branch of the N. A. A. C. P. In the course of branch meetings the Indianapolis Branch putting in a campaign, for miscellaneous and funds in the course of which civil Court is more than A.M.B. understock and the U. S. Surve- covered through the entire area the civil Court. NEGRO SERVANT SAVES GOVERNOR IN RUM New York, Doc. 4-Telegram re-National Office acting only. In an exhaled at the National Office of the Adv. The Indianapolis Segregation re-cancement of Colored People. 48. distance was passed by the city and Firth Avenue, from P. L. Ransom, signed by the Mayor. displease the number of the National Board of fact that it was clearly pointed out directors of the N. A. C. P. and that it was entirely similar to the R. L. Brocksburr, one of the attic-Louisville, Kentucky, segregation neys in the case, announce that the indisinlawed, declared unconstitutional Circuit Court. In Indianapolis has in 1912 by the U. S. Supreme Court declared the city segregation ordi-through its President, M. A. C. P. since to be unconstitutional after Stores, who argued, The Mayor a court fight victoriously conduct of Indianapolis signed the ordinance ed by the Indiana-State Branch of March. 51. and the Indianapolis the N. A. C. P. In the course of Brennan immediately contested it re-the right the Indianapolis Branch ampliing in a completely victory staged a campaign. For members The decision of the Indians and funds in the course of which call Court is based upon the d-more than $1000 was raised. The ion won by the N. A. C. P. in Indianapolis Branch undertook and the U. S. Supreme Court in the fam-cward through the entire case the court founds. NEGRO SERVANT SAVES ALABAMA GOVERNOR IN RUM CASE Culver CHI, Calvert, DRE, 4-18 The governor and his friends were one of the weakest at the Gover- ner's meeting that of mountaineers religious nuns' club at that Minneapolis when a plague of aquifer depressions delugeed damage to the "religious down and confiscated thirteen fields of the world regardless of the quake of wharfage and twice that of the many empty bottles. This club has most enraged of producers has the scenes of many similar parish understated to accomplish. As task fiction, the steward of the club does not meet a more than Hudson, the steward of the club bounds a Nero and also the Nero Army. Second The governor and his friends were enjoying a week-en-twin at the G-ver-nor's club at Day Minette when a squad of sheriffs deputies swooped into down and confiscated thirteen fathens of the quarto of whiskey and twice that many empty bottles. This club has been the scene of many similar parties. Hudson, the steward of the club, and the only Negro around, agreed to go to court and admit that the liquor was his, where upon the big whites were served. Hudson, the governor, has promised to part on Hudson if he is sent to sell, and no doubt the servants will receive a handsome monetary reward. He is to be represented in court by an attorney for one of the firms who had a representative's at the party. Brandon is supposed to be a dry politically, but his critics are high term has revealed an extraordinary leniency toward prohibition violors. The governor admitted that he had enjoyed the liquor, although it did not belong to him. a. representative at the party. b. Democrat and experienced physician. Brandon is supposed to be a dry politician, but his critics averse him at attention that will be focused on having an antithetical position on this plurituration of the greatest work in history. The revenger admitted that he had enjoyed the酒, although it was at Democrat of Ann Arbor. Rev. Grimes of Liberia Presidium among the number of clergy and clinicians of Liberia, West Africa, and clinicians of Liberia, West Africa, and Ethiopia. The Rev. Grimes of Los Angeles. The Rev. Grimes pastorized the things of the service in the massive church. The Rev. Grimes wore a Hood in which as many as three thousand shaves were used in a church. The Rev. Grimes held a famous hold in the life. of Christ was reinstated in this im- pression, including the im- pression that windows were drawn on the floor, and the apothec of the that is without its. among "Orienteus and Nigromus," he says "have a perfect sense of decoration. Has any one made fine work? Has the pottery ever been quilted? Has the sculpture and the foliage of the trees been nope? rather they should fural instruction. Have hands, an excellent architecture, hold that his beautiful architecture be move or less Arabian dog. Have a great skill, that if the Arab bald and been born in 122 by Charles Marcel at Pottery, and Europe would have been the better for their rule." He that is a man "that is a man." Wake Job Am on the motion picture film machine Arte to be nope; rather they should Warren to be nope; rather they should Christian to be nope; rather they should Mary Mathieu Hilary as Joan with her Prince-Catherine Delfina as Joan with her Christ; Jacqueline Lanna on Mary Mel-ha-laner; Protowry Camerules as Mary; Mother of Jesus; Joseph Hilfiger as John; the Divine Pater as Torrence on Simon called Peter; Rodolph Bellhardt; As High Prince Othaleb; As Joseph Hilfiger as John; the Divine Delfane of Simon; De Thaaras; Conti. Birmingham, Ala. Dec. 1, (AP) SERVICE on the part of a Colored servant, Henry Hodson, is to save the governor of Alabama. W. N. Hinton, and others, other officials, will be in Birmingham to violate the state prohibition law. SAYS ARABS MIGHT HAVE BETTFRED EUROPE Paris, France, Doc, 4- (ANF)- Artists could learn some valuable lessons from the exhibit of colonial arts, writes Dr. Gaudinsart in Liberato. of the school where many of the Fathers were introduced to each other. Afterwards they moved up single file, Father behind his son and marched to the dining hall of the school where a delicious menu convolting of chicken salad on lattas leaf, potato chicory and hot buttered reels with hot chocolate and ice cream and cake was served “Thomas” had a trip in Heliobas, Poland for the purpose of carrying out his Heliobas, a long-standing teacher, for the eight-after everybody found his seat and remained standing “A Boy’s Prayer was recited by Willie Ortiz. Then “A Father’s Prayer” by Dr. A. H. Dyson, Nest still sang “Americas.” After being seated, a reading was given by Allen, Luther erford “A Boy-Rospm” A plane selection by Theodoro Norrwarth. Next a reading by Robert Hall “Test A Boy.” Dr. E. R. Evans, Prof. of Veterinary Science, Prarlis View State Normal-and Industrial College. Prayer View, Texas, was a regular “enormed” Lore this week by receiving from Dr. H. Bemle, Vice Dean and Professor of Veterinary Surgery, Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa, a comprehensive act of notice for his suggestions and criticisms, the twelfth Fee the basis of a text book which Dr. Bemle is writing on Veterinary Surgery. Dr. Bemle is generally recognised as a student in the United States, having contributed to the science a special method of nerve blocking, a better technique for general anesthesia and having successfully removed kidneys from the cow. The fact that so eminent an (shortly as this has sent his notes to Dr. Evans member of our group, The speakers for the evening were Prof. H. B. Pemberton, of Marshall who spoke very briefly of the relations of a father and son. In his address he said "That a father should be a son's best, pat, they should run together in every respect." After Prof. Pemberton spoke, he were favored with a solo by Hugh B. Beaty "Danny Boy." Then re-marke were made 12 Dr. Dixon and another solo by M. M. McLennan. The Rosary" Remarks by Prof. Mejia J. Banke, p. 2008, and director of the I. I. Y Club in the school and closing remarks by Prof. J. J. Bhood, principal of the school, afterward, a photo was taken on the housest hall. Troy Flood and his orchestra of Colored People, from Akron, South Gold, a well known local organization, Carolina, named person seen on the cover of the book, was the first to play the symphony before the synthon of Barton Universal Lifes returned to Sea A. Lowman and his brother and cousin, to where they will play the rapt. The offstage music and signage by a popular light a man, man, man, P. Frank D., beard, is of that city. Mr. Floyd and his entertainers played to 800 or more music love in Waco. Thanksgiving night, enter-佔ing the football fans after the new portion. Foul Qufon zams Country. That is to a native of Alken County. That on the morning of OCL RH at about midnight or a few minutes after midnight, I was on the streets of Alken, the off-the-Top John Steele and theிரald. Fool of the John Steele and Fred Timpman of Grantville in the new nervousity with Stanfield. I went in the flavor to get a con- could, which is on the corner, and I yeched. WHEN WE CAN SELL, YOU A HIGH-G RATE UNDEEMED UNDEEMED OVERCOAT AT A BIG SAVING. WE ARE PLACING 500 G OF THESE UO-TO-DATE UNDEEMED OVERCOATS ON SALE AT ASTONMINGLY LOW PRICES, MCHRY DOWN AND PICK ONE OUT. YOU WELL NE GET SUCH BARGAINS AGAIN. KLAR & WINTERMAN FATHER AND SON BAN- QUET GIVEN BY THE HI "Y" CLUB (By James D. Cash) A father and son banquet was given last Friday night, at the Blocker T. Washington High School by boys of the High Z Club. The son was very young, pre- or all assembled in the library of the school where many of the fathers were introduced to each other. Afterwards they had up single-film, Father John, the son of the school, the family hall of the school where a delicious menu was on the whole, and a delicious menu completing of chicken salad or lotters in half, potato chips and hot buttered reins with hot chocolate and hot tea. The son was then, who was a “Vitome.” Tollert—who, recently, had a trip to Helsinki, Finland for the purpose of carrying out H.V. work and was lost-poster for the night. After a远眺 and soared, the son was reinvited, standing at a Boy's Prayer was recited by Willie O'Leary and a Bather's Bozard, by Dr. A. L. D�ren. Next all was “Americas.” After being taken up by the boy’s work, the son was also reinvited by “Boy and Rough” a plane recreation by Theodore Nazeworthy. Next, a reading by Robert Hall “Test A Boy” was made for the evening was Prof. H. B. Pombertன for Marshall who spoke very briefly of the reliance of a father and son, in the adjoice he said. “That a father should be a son, but, in every respect,” After Prof. Pombertன spoke was he was favored with a solo by Hugh B. Bally. “Danny Boy, Then I’ve been a man,” he said. “My mother and the Rooney," Remarks by Prof. Melvin J. Banks, speaker and director of the H.T. Club in the school, and the other two of the other Prof. J. J. Rhods, principal of the school, afterward a photo was taken in the banquet hall. The dining hall of the school was decorated beautifully, and the teacher, Ms. Brown, a "T" also hung over head in the H. I. Color pans and blue Attractions. Ms. Brown also attended the hall such as "Pater of My Feal." Are You a Good Father?" or "You are Good Son?" "Tad is in Pai." This kind of a hancum is to be presented by the teacher. A special "Father and Son" ceremony presented by Rev. Abhgantan is the observance of the week. The excursion was arranged by Prof. Mavin J. Banks' sponsor - of the C. TROY FLOYD TAKES NEW CONTRACT IN SAN ANTONIO Troy Flord and his orchestra of Gold, a well known local organization was returned to Duluth in 1981. The University of Duluth LA returned to San Antoine in 1991. The University of the Adelaide, a popular high school of that city, gave it more music lovers gifted to $500 or more music lovers. See war Drive Directors, and place your application for membership in the K. of P. ranks for $3.00. NEGRO VETERINARIAN HONORED Dr. E. R. Evans, Prof. of Veterinary Science, Prafris View State Normal - 869 Industrial College, Prafris View, Texas, was a 'regularly-honored L.D. this week by receiving from Dr. E. R. Evans, Vice Dean and Veterinary Secretary, Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa, a conscientiously-noted of the nation for his suggestions and criticisms, the twelfth of the years of a text book which Dr. Demis is writing on Veterinary Surgery. Dr. Demis is generally recognized as a student in the United States, having contributed to the science of the species method of nerve blocking, a better technique for general anesthetics, and a more than 1000-word novel of the new 'The fact that so amount an age, shortly as this has been, has not to Dr. Evans, member of our group, for suggestions and criticism in evidence itself to show in what extent Dr. Evans is held in the world of Veterinary Surgery. Dr. Evans is the only licensed Negro Veterinarian. In the state of Texas, and for many years he has worked and built up for himself and Mr. Institution, an an envoiable student, among the five schoolmen living in APA's around his fentation. Recently he was awarded with a modern up, to date veterinary hospital which has served to increase his efficiency and service to the farming element and to his inattention. Dr. Evans holds a Ph. D. and a Ph. D. in Veterinary Surgery. Clubs MION TAHAM met at his usual meeting place. Quite a few of the students were present. Plans for our dance in December were written. Our next meeting will be postponed on account of the Dunbar dance. Have you placed your application with the K. of Pd. in our new $200 loan and not insurance? APPDATEV SEN N.A.A.C. NAMES "STEELERS" IN AKEN BEFORE LYNCHING New York, Dec. 1. A further affair association for the Advertising of Colored People from Aiken, South Carolina, named persons seen on the night before at alton or at night before in Burlington on the Birth- Lawman and her brother and cousin. The affair and signed and made by Frank H. Reed, Brewster, an officer appeared before Frank H. Reed, Brewster, an that he is employed by, Alken Council in the County Shop at Alken County. That on the morning of Oct. 18 at about midnight or a few hours after midnight, it was no matter in front of office John B. 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Dallas, Texas Phone 2-3818 ROBINSON'S GARAGE Prompt Service TIRES, PARTS, OILS, GREASE AND GAS Phone H-7602 3212 Thomas Avenue Dallas --- Texas DALLAS BAND HOUSE Front. City of email to email to Will to will to 1200 Macy's Pinewood Phone: 72844 KING BANG INSTRUMENT State Agent Leedy and Loretta Drums and Drum mera Trapa, Vega Guitar, Bansje and Organ Knoxville Merchadies of all kinds Repairing on all Instruments: J. J. CLEG. PROF. SOCIAL CLUB'S DIRECTORY DODE WILD SOCIAL CLUB meets every 2nd and 3rd Monday nights of each month. Phone: 212-755-3211. Secretary: J. Hubert Jefferson, Chair. Phone: 212-755-3211. NORTH DALLAS CLUB Corner Room, Ave. and Hall, 212-755-3211. Meet and soda fountain, well equipped special room, right. Arrangement for engagement. Phone P. R. M. Harris. DUNBAR SOCIAL CLUB Meets every 2nd and 3rd Tuesday of each month. President: H. G. Hardin. Recy: P. R. M. Harris. COTTON WORKER'S COMMERCIAL CLUB In the Hickerson Building Opened daily. Thursday afternoon to Ladies for Social M. from 1:30 to 1:10 P.M. Phone: 3-0312 Juliette and Allen Tr. LINDENY ELLIN, President. W. WARD, Recy. PORO AGENT'S DIRECTORY MISS M. D. SHANNON, Hair Dresser of the Dream House Guaranteed. Phone: 3-0300 801 Allen St. UNDERTAKER'S DIRECTORY SHOWN UNDERTAKING CO. 2053 Bryan St. Phone: 7-4497. 60102 Phones: H-7000. Powell's Hotel and Court ROOBS and APARTMENTS for RENT With all Conveniences A. PARK in WEST LONDON Call for Services Here RAGGAGE and TRANSFER D. F. POWELL, Prop. 111th St. ST. Dallas, Texas CLEANERS, DYERS, HATTERS BRANNON'S Where Cleaning is an Art RUG RENOVATING Bryan and Peak Streets Direct Advertising Hits the Mark Advertise in our colu show you the THE DALLAS EXP Swiss at Good Phone H-0053 LET ME BE YOUR COMMUNITY D S. T. Williamson Superior D Allen at Juliette St. "I Either Have it. Will Get It Advertising mits the Mark Advertise in our columns and we show you the MARK DALLAS EXPRESS PU It Good H-0053 Phone LET ME BE YOUR DROUGHT COMMUNITY DRUG STOR S. T. Williamson, Jr., Prop. Superior Delivery Dallen at Julliette St. Dall er have it. Will Get It, or it ter Direct Advertising Hits the Mark Advertise in our columns and we will show you the MARK THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUB. CO Swiss at Good H-5761 Phone H-0053 Phone H-8866 LET ME BE YOUR DRUG COMMUNITY DRUG STORE: S. T. Williamson, Jr., Prop. Superior Delivery Allen at Juliette St. Dallas, Texas "I Either Have it, Will Get It, or it can't Be" Mcd. [Name] --- DIRECTORY OF DRUG STORES Peoples Drug Store THE STORE THAT SERVICE THEM A most complete collection of drugs. Tell on your Drug Troubles Phones 5-1144 or 5-1141 HALL, 10th Floor F. H. SMITH Prep: Allen Street Pharmacy Cor. Allen and Cockburn streets Tell on your Drug Troubles Phones 5-1144 or 5-1141 HALL, 10th Floor F. H. SMITH Prep: Cliff Drug Store 1109 N. 100th STREET PHOENIX WHERE AND WHEN BEIGNS "PURMER" N. G. Penn, Mgr. Wabash Drug Store, Cocker 1, 1018 and Cuff Street DIAL CLUB 4228 or 4229 Henry Ford & Brother, Props. "BACK AGAIN" McMAKIN'S DRUG STORE Henry J. McMakin Same courthouse and Depotate serves "THE MIDTIME" Garret Dryan and Central R. E. Phar. 2-1295 VALET AutoStrop Razor sharpens itself columns and we will the MARK EXPRESS PUB. CO H-5761 Phone H-8866 DRUG STORE: son, Jr., Prop. Delivery Dallas, Texas let It, or it isn't Made." EXCELSIOR MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION of Dallas, Texas Most people need money when they're in the family, because the time it is and for very short body out of town or they may think you need a kind of JACK TO take insurance with THIS. EXCELSIOR MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION WE PAY DEATH CLAIMS IN 24 HOURS Any person desiring this perfecti- tion should visit the Pytha- Temple, 2100 Elm Street, or call Y-1-9-7. H. Strickland, Pres. S. Coffield, Sec. 7 MISS EYES. SOCIETY SOCIAL & PERSONAL See our Drive Directors, and they are being highly entertained place your up Hotton for member, while in the city. MC. and M. C. Lazare of 2006, Mrs F. P. Kirkwood, 1084 Jordan B. Thomas Avenue have had 2006, Mrs F. P. Larkin, 2006, Atlanta guest their father and father's street, event, - Thank giving, in law, Rev. K. Lazare of Atascosa, La. Jacksonsville, Texas, visiting relics Christmas Tree MAZDA Decorative Light Outfits PRICE $185 Dallas Power & Light Co. DIAL 4811 Yes, in a way Miss Trying to be a school teacher enjoyed the Matinee Dance, and was made to know the one she claims for her tall keen papa (business man) ignored her completely, but that is no more than Miss Eyes expected for he has told her many many times that they all had to take how when his wife is proud. Now since this was such a blow to you, you should seek to find 'em single if you can't rule the married once no better than that, Miss Eyes thinks you are a pure prune as to waste your precious time with someone that you know, however to some one else, especially when you don't know your stuff. I needed to be out of the city enjoying every luxury. (His love; money) and letters each everyday) and will be in the city in a few months and let you truly know who the Mrs. So and So is Miss Evelyn. I just wonder how long will you make a fool of yourself? Wake up and don't be made the clown of Miss Evelyn is only warning you in due time, so it won't be such a shock and a heartache to you the rest of your life. Mrs. "Ave," you are very popular in the gooding circle, how you like to act at the socials. Miss Evelyn believe you would be more popular if you would go more and be more tasteful, in your dress. Try and look a little better (by lowing the hems in your dresses) at those Christmas dances for Miss Evelyn will have her eyes on you. Mrs. So and so your case is pitiful, of course. Miss Evelyn knows that you don't want to make a doormat of yourself and have your husband trample all over you. But you can't greenthat by fighting with him over every little thing here comes up. You may have all the right and justice in the world on your side, but it will do you no Why try and dodge Miss Eyes' set in the work at the night service has your number and even allow you and your sweetest when you go to ward and group the pastors hand and depress a determination to move the popular street (Albem) and go out and run in the house so she can the church. The services were well attended. New plans are taking place and Watch your step. Miss Eyes is wise to your doing, but friend hobbie is still at sleep. Remember to work while all express your willingness to you, you are still two easy steps. It is the consensus of there is an art in the way to watch the plans of the church would advise x to study the work at the night service have not waited out according to schedule. Note the things you have Miss Kira knows some people who are always trying to appear more sensitive and when you refuse to conceal your inferiority, you can conceal your inferiority. Miss "Blue Arrow," Miss Kira will advise you to let the mines the Chasing, "you are absolutely ruthless, rather than helping, rather than helping, Don't you know or haven't you learned to initiative, in phoning he will help respect for you. Nothing from nothing leave nothing and spain which the safe person you what you wasn't and he has given you better so far as he is concerned. Miss Kira will may to be better so far as he is concerned. Miss Kira will may to be better so far as he is concerned. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1926 PASTOR AND WIFE RECEIVE A SURPRISE The recent conference held in Dallas decided not to disturb the St James Church for the time being—which leaves Dr. Abington in a very agreeable state. The membership, this first Sunday after the conference showed a renewed interest in the work at the night service, and the staff were well-wound and grasp the pastors' hand and expressed a determination to do more than this, have ever done for the church. The services were still attended. New plans are taking place in the church, and the staff are going on a work while all express is willing to fall whole heartily with the pastors' plans. It is the consensus of the parishioners that the church will be a 'preparing' and 'heavily prepared' place for all the pastors. To have not marketed out according to schedule, that no two people have worked more faithfully for the good of a congregation than have been in the church. The pastors are confident that their labors are to be rewarded by bringing 'this church out' it is the purpose of the officers as far as it is humanly possible to see to it that all the pastors are in the same way. Four persons joined church Sunday, with a splendid Sunday Service and a盛宴 of friends. The pastor was given a visit to the church and had the same New班, and the church was in the same place that the pastor had the hundred percent button and badge that are given by Bishop John Johnson to praying at the church. The pastor, whose resort average age was 32, was present and a great chair. Monday night and after the pastor and his wife, who were in the same place, of the church, were of the same�es of every description—after several expressions of apprecisory fling and song the happy party for (for their homes). Their fixed it is the pastor's great white coat, and the pastor expressed his appreciation and that of his wife as she usually is his her, gratitude in tears. Have you placed your application with the K of P? Da now for $2.00 today and not tomorrow: MR. ESQUIRE KNOTT RETURNS TO JOB Mr. E. Maugeri C. K. Scott, 4191 Ft. Smith and the of the Brownsville Mid City. Addition of a confinement "caused by a metal wall, and stored in the office this week, and stored in the office this week," and stored in the office this week, the assistance of a wailing coin. Nine weeks ago, Mr. McKnight was burned with hot metal at the plant where he worked, an explosion of a form containing the molten metal. His also being filled with hot metal, he burned with hot metal at the plant to treat plant stem other parts and play on his foot. Have you placed your application on the form and not received $20.00 today and not received H. Howell at 301 Thomas Avenue, met with a "adventure" officer five years ago, while sighting from a nearby park. He later wrote of such nature that she was compelled to be confined to her bed, under the midsection skill of Dr. James H. Haskell, his friend and lover, who have no further apprehension of any internal interestness. The Express book, however, to Lee, apologizes for her lack of self-confidence away from the unfortunate incident which she sustained. NOW SINGLE COMING Mr. George Johnson, noted senior manager of New York City, representing the National Parksound add Tennessee Tree ZDA native SANTA CLAUS HARRIS right at Elm and Akard under the big clock with the HARRIS' sign SANTA CLAUS discovered the best place in all Dallas to display his Toys so while he parks his Relievers over next to the Baker Hotel in "Reindeer Rest," his Toys are here in HARRIS' TOYLAND for you to see be sure to bring the Kiddies to HARRIS' TOYLAND, a wonderful lot of Toys at very moderate prices, and bring them right away before everything gets picked over A. HARRIS & C. MAIN, ELM AND DALLAS International Association of America were commissioned will be in Dallas, Dec. 6, 1926 for work in various institutions, closing with a grand financial program. All persons who work are urged to take Dixie courses. Mr. Haleg and Mr. A. Hateg and Mr. Applegate were urged to take Dixie courses. Mr. Haleg and Mr. Malakoff and Mr. Malakoff and Mr. M. All members of moral organization, church choirs and quartettes, church choirs and quartettes, Mary Crump of Nona Johnson of Nona gun work, Mr. Recreational Association of America will be in Dallas, Dec. 6, 1926 for the purpose of conducting a musical institute, closing with a grand musical program. All persons who are interested in music and chorus work will be to take a course of first-class study. Dec. 7, 1926 will be in Tucson, Dept. 1, 1926, 7:39 p. m. at the Field House on the 11th street Park All members of musical organization, church choirs and quartets are expected to be present. were commissioned last week in the work, in various parts of the State. Mr. Fuge was born in Richmond, Va., in 1951 and moved to Texas in 1944. He was born in the South and had been a citizen of Dallas over 40 years, after his come-back to Dallas joined two of the oldest fraternal orders in the city. Myrrhaleff Field Organizer from Maligoff and Maud, Texas, and Luke Lodge No. I, K. of P. and Dallas Union Longe No. 1910. On 10. O. P. having been a member of each over 25 years and a member - Supreme Headquarters at Dallas Brotherhood, at is matting out questionnaires, to all phases of Race supreme Grand Officers, Directors-assessed by pr and Deputies throughout the jurisdiction in quest of all information solutions worked bearing upon progress being made means will be in their various commentative, and as far as possible possibilities of future growth. The credited and de further purpose is to systematize among the var the work and to encourage co-force, the same operation of all the subordinate due time by the departments of the Supreme Grand that will contr Temple. Encouraging reports are all the material an read coming in Some will be made cement of the Supreme Headquarters at Dallas brotherhood, at which time all The funeral was held from New is matting, out questionales to all phases of Race cooperation will be Hope Baplet Church, Rev. Mar. supreme Grand Officers, Directors-urmed by prominent and other maid Jackson officiates, and Deputies throughout the juries-interested Builders and practical The females were carried to Oshid-n in quest of all-information solutions worked out, Wars and land cemetery by the People's bearing upon-progress being made, means will be sought, to eliminate. undertaking Company for Inter-ment in their various commodities, and as far as possible, all-forms of dis-He is survived by a mother, two possibilities of future growth. The credited and deceptive leadership daughters, two sons, the step-son further purpose is to systemmities among the various groups of the dmy a host of friends. the work and to encourage co-face, the same to be replaced in operations of all the subordinate due-time by the wind of leadership. See sur- Drive, Directors, and departments of the Supreme Grand that will contribute more toward place your in Heation for member-Temple. Encouraging experts are all the material and economic advantage in the K. of P. ranks for $2.00 ready coming in. Some will be made cement of the Race rather than to public next week. Its own individual and selfish needs-BIG NEGRO-HELD FOR AT- of their own great. At the great. Friday, Nov. 26–Mr. William H. Saturday night, Johnson gave his Race Concave to be held next Oct. Papers, 59 years of age died: After was *Louis* Angeles at the time (the other in Houston, it is planned to having been in practically all the crimes was attended in the city's devout mouth it and attention to pear, but not to the extent to be front yard. Parasite have a killer (this chase of the third-hundred Move, confirmed to be, his illness pigeon-egg-horn to it) a chance to be killed. He was killed by a bullet. He was asked when he Three more agents and deputies to the death he became seriously ill. Come to trial. SUPREME GRAND OFFICERS GETTING BUSY Broadband Directors and Deputy Making Rapid Progress - C. 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DALLAS, TEXAS 1 Year $2.50 2 Months $4.00 3 Months $7.00 Single Copy $0.00 Notice to The Public It is unfortunate that this is so and there is reason for the hope that this condition may soon give way to the rule of law and the complete banishment of the mob. That the case is not hopeless is to be gained from the fact that these sheriffs had the courage to stand out in the defense of their duty. Their action may encourage others. Such officers of the law in every city of the state could do much to hasten the day in which mobs would be no more. Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or reputation of any person, firm or co THE DALYAS EXPRESS has never helped the white (…), neither has it been disgraced by the yellow streak. It is not afflicted with the flannel mouth. It is a plebe, every day, sensible, conservative, or a newspaper, which attaches no call to enthr the passing breweries, no doubtful flag. It professes a patriotism as broad as one country. Its love of even handed justice covers all the territory accepted by the human race. This is pretty high ground, but we live on it and are prosperous. Noys of the person, name up and stand with the ground is help. W. E. KING. THE FRUITS OF POLITICAL FANTICIPATION Now that the time for opening of another city campaign is upon us we may well think back upon the choices made by members of the race during the last campaign and discover whether or not they were not the method of participation Was productive of as much good as the members that in the last city campaign there was none of the bugging and pork barrel hunters and killers of the rage who became active in civic affairs. Just about time and who were not heard of afterward. It happened rather than because of the campaign free of charge Now that the time for opening of another city campaign is upon us we may well think back upon the time for the last campaign the race during the last campaign and discover whether or not they were of the best and whether or not the method of participation was wasted for it. will be remembered that in the last campaign begging and "work barrel" hunting on the part of certain members of the race who became accustomed to live in civic affairs just about now were not hard affronted and that members of the race helped in the campaigns free of charge and asked nothing other than a question which were to all alike. There is reason to hope that now this organization may begin a career of growth to the point where its efforts may be definitely felt in the changed status of Negro schools and startling about the changes which will be expected. That is not to be expected. But there is reason to feel that the hope that such changes as are now so badly needed can be gradually effected and that the part which Negroes play in the determination of their own future educationally can be good to be had by a means of interchange of ideas and a spread of the more easily understood devices by which members of a common profession make their tasks more nearly equal and by which the goal for which all are striving becomes more clearly seen. The journalism and a more workable constitution to govern the organization will mean closer organization. Greater hope for the future, because of the agreement upon these things, seems reasonable. ARE OUR CHURCHMEN AWARE OF ANY- ARE OUR CHURCHMEN AWARE OF ANY- THING AMISS? There can be no doubt but that course has proven of great benefit to the race as a whole than the one followed in former years. It can be definitely noted that police protection is more ample and more is it the daily occurrence that Negroes suffer at the hands of officers of the law. It is rather true that they receive courteous disguise and are given diplomatic disguise, for the greater part which were to be found several years ago. Therefore they make use of the courtesies and duties of the舞在 Negro district. However humble the house the tapiries are to save and to preserve eit to the race as a whole than the one followed in former years. It can be definitely noted that protection is more ample and more in it the daily occurrence that Negroes suffer at the hands of officers of the law. It is either courteous service, free from any impediment and property. That white church leaders are sensing some change in their status is amply evidenced by the constantly recurring statements from leading pastors and church leaders through their various peridicals and within the public press. They are seeking the facts and are sparing themselves. Then they make use of all of their skill in the attendance of the fires in Negroism during the nineteen-third century. In some instances they are turning to a close sold examination and their findings are being broadcast through many sources and often they smack of deficient criticism of the taputus are spread to save the furniture from damage by being saved is saved. In the manner of the improvement of streets and condition and condition to analyze the condition of lessening influence of the church. It is definitely true the influence of the church, in racial affairs has warned and that it is now experiencing a rather difficult task in mainly maintaining others. The casual conversation with the average person not realizing paved but rather out of the mud which together unknown to the members of the ministry themselves. But seemingly, nothing is being done about it. water and smoke and all that can be saved is saved. In the maker of the improvement of streets, the city of New York made with three streets populated principally by Negroes in process of being killed and savaged. In the process of being killed and others, not regularly paved but rushed out of the mud which was so large a part of them seven and 45 feel that the results have unpleasant the course told them designed for the choice of allefis offici be rather a wise thing for the laymen to think little and care less about the plight of the church as such. But there is within the race such a deprooted love of the institution and a reverence for it that there is the hope present among all laymen that the conditions which they as well as the church have to deal with require services to the community. It is the problem of the ministry and the study by all others of the things which concern them rather incline our laity to a question as to how long our ministry will suffer the decline to continue before any other model is made, a definite way to overcome the situation. There is surely something amiss. And the fault is not to be laid solely at the door of obstreperous humanity. For humanity now is the same at heart as it has always been. And as long as it seeks satisfaction of soul, the teachings of the church are made to be a defining act as a class would do well to study their failing churches with a view to finding out the whole truth about the situation. And these same results can be duplicated and even increased in time to come if members of the race will but use their best judgment in their method of particle patlton. In the last campaign the greatest mood for the greatest number was sought. Civic bone for the many rather than less easy consideration for a few was the slogan and the efforts of all who thought otherwise were disengaged. The same thing should hold true in this instance and the members of the races in the site should proceed with a definite ambition to better still further civic conditions. More permanent improvement and a greater share in the government of the city are things to be definitely sought. They are possible if it can, but happen that every member estituted to purchase a poll tax receipt will get it in a day and follow the most selfish leaders who seek to better the living conditions of the race here. Recent news dispatches told of the participation in a single program of a Jaw, a Negro and a Kansan but there was nothing said about their all joining in a love feast and coming to the decision to lay down their animosities. --- THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1908 (4) Removal at the cause will bring relief symptom. Description Should I Determine I. J. writes: A bearded just above my beard six months ago that she is in me no inconvenience I would rub my finger. It would amuse now. It is beginning. What I can tell me what I can do to tru- The Road To Better Health It does not speak so badly for a single state which in the space of one year produces three sheriffs who are entitled to medal awards for bravery in defending their prisoners from mob. Mobs are common things and they are so considered. But sheriffs in the south who stand strong in the faces of mobs and defend prisoners are not common things in this part of Texas. The state has a special interest that Texas produced three of such sheriffs this year: They were the sheriffs of Dallas, Marshall and Orange and the awards of interracial medals were made at the recent meeting of that body in Houston. Texas needs all things possible to it if it is in any way to be given credit for a disposition toward law and order a large number of leading broadcasting-stations, and are supply-ranged by the Department of Agriculture. The farm school is only one of the projects outlined for broadcasting throughout the winter; a governmental service to the farmers has been arranged for the women of the farm, and other festivities of the Intamous Huge and Rodees' Chats by The Weather Man—a "Farm" staffer with the Agriculture Department. In the adoption of the constitution which was proposed at the meeting in Dallas and the determination to continue its efforts to maintain an official organ, The Express feels that the teachers association of this state has made definite plans to hold a meeting in Dallas this meeting held in Wacom last week, though its program was filled to the full with constructive and helpful features. the textbook style of teaching will be used in the radio university, but supplemented by concise material written in a short, sententive and containing human interest and humor. The course is divided into a series of short with all phases of the stock, poultry and dairy farming, and will be taught on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, for periods of fifteen minutes. Though more than forty years old, it is literally true that this organization has done little in a constructive way for the advancement of the profession in the state. This lack of constructive effort is to be attributed more to the fact that its method of procedure did not allow for continuation of the profession, and that the actual accomplishment of something of a constructive nature. Its presidents served for a single year only and there was no machinery for the continuation of any program, however good, after its beginning. But the present document, by providing for an executive committee and an executive secretary, makes possible a lasting and continuous program. The journal, started only last year gives a means of expression of ideas for the organization and makes possession which toward closer cooperation within the profession which would lead to a better profession for an improved condition of the members of the profession in every part of the state. Under the new arrangement, solutions to current farm problems are given on the air through the medium of a dramatised conversation between "Hobblins, the county agent," and "Mr. Dibble, a representative farmer." Listens with hear both sides of an intelligent, interesting conversation, hearing on the most timely current farm problems. The Monday program is devoted to live stock, the Tuesday conversation to crops, the Wednesday conversation to poultry, the Thursday conversation to fruits and vegetables, and the Friday conversation to dairying. KNX "Klick" Book Station KNX, of Los Angeles has originated a novel scheme of keeping a record book of all small received at the station. There is one column for boosts and another for the knocks. Thus the artist may tell it a glance the public's retention to their programs. Greece Prohibits Long Wavelength Reception The Greek government has prohibited the operation of all private The R Bet Hea WOOD ALCOHOL POISONING BY DE. ARTHUR P. FORSTER WOOD alcohol, particularly a methyl alcohol in distinction to grain or ethyl alcohol—has for years been employed in the areas of animal husbandry and agriculture, and has been responsible for many cases of fatal poisoning. Prohibition of the legal manufacture of alcohol beverages has resulted in their illegal manufacture, and in the manufacture has come the distillation of liquor not only but relied on. Fancy bottles with colorful labels are no guarantee of their contents and it may be accepted as a need for fact that 95 per cent of all hour on the market today is worth less. As a result cases of mood alcohol poisoning have multiplied enormously since the advent of prohibition. Symptoms of Word Alcohol Feeling The earliest constant symptoms are weakness, dimness of vision, and nausea. Accompanying these dis-thirst (for water) plans is the dis-trubances there may be pronounced back, headache, and shoriness of breath. The face is deeply flushed even pupillah. There may also be disininess, ringing in the ears, and in bad cases delirium. The reason that methyl alcohol kills so differently from ethyl alcohol is that it is a stronger alcohol than a mixture of ethyl and kethyl alcohol is largely burned up in the system the same as are on ordinary foodstuffs, only a small proportion being excreted by the alimentary organs (lungs, skin) of animals. Moreover, kethyl alcohol is on the contrary, is oxidized very slowly and immortally. Half of a kilogram of kethyl alcohol must be oxidized through the lungs instead, through the lungs instead, of being burned up as would be done in the case of wood. Moreover, the elimination of wood alcohol is in a very slow process, concluding in a week. As a result of this combination-imperfect oxidation and tandy decomposition, the system a long thus dies, which it produces - its harmful it appears that the toxin has a wireless receivers having a waist. In anchorage, as the sore might be length range more than 100 miles from the waist from the ship to the ship's deck, the department of commerce from Dr. Owen for me to venture an enclosure at the Alachae, at Atlanta, Owners of sea what it is. We will be to consult with the wavelength higher than 2,000 meters who can examine it and assess the air quality. We will be to contact at the air quality planure and proper treatment. It is reported that a broadcasting station located in Mukden, China, announcing to 'advice' from Vice President of the United States made public by the department of commerce. Receiving sets will be made up of 100 sets and 20 sets for tubs sets. This project will probably open, in the summer, to tubs sets, as herefore, their use in south Manchuria was prohibited at the railway zone. RADIO QUESTIONS & ANSWERS H. Sherill will be 'guid' to help and raise your radio publicity in him in case of paper. Q. G. S. 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The effects of the poison exhibit themselves very rapidly in the victim in the space of a few hours become blind and delirious. **Wood Alcohol Polishing** Treatment is usually of little use. A nervous case of wound alcohol poisoning does not mean, of course, that the prospect is necessarily hopeful. Attention will save a certain percentage. It is in so many other affinities, an ounce of prevention *100%* is particularly instance the preventive measure is antifever. Don't drink QUESTIONS & ANSWERS Of Public Interest Mr. V. K. MacD. writes: The following topics are of interest to me and to the public as far as I know: (1) What causes leakage of the heart? (2) Is there any cure for it? Is it so what could he done for it? (3) What causes cramp in the legs, especially of the muscles? (4) What can be done to prevent or cure them? (1) "Leakage of the heart" is a condition brought about by imperfect exposure of one of the open-fingers in the heart between its chambers or at the entrance to the vessels that leave the heart. Each of these openings is guarded by a "white" which closes the opening at certain times during the heart's action. When the valve has been partly destroyed it falls to completely close the opening and part of the blood "leaks" backward. The lesion of valves follows endocarditis (inflammation of the lifelong of this heart) which is itself due to such infections as rheumatic fever, diphtheria, starlet fever, em (2) Over-exertion, alcoholism kidney disease, diabetes, gout, hy- pertension. (4) Removal of the underlying causes will bring relief from this symptom. Description Should We More Care? P. J. Writes: email sore ear beared just above my eyebrow about six months ago. It is only a few days now. I no no inconvenience except when I would rub my fingers over it. Now it is beginning to hurt. 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(Copyright, 1924, by The Bonnet- Brown Center, Chicago) Meandering with Marjorie BY JAROBIE ADAMS All this information pointed to slightly more months, the stores are showing shorter and tighter skirts. Weapon moulds of the men designers. Ok well isk is life! Those of us work now have to guard against a currence of childlike in our knees new have to guard against a really, grin. I wouldn't want to describe. What I've seen in the moulds is that we are ever自动去 negotiate, stale cars or自动去 and then in the moulds we put these self-styled moulds in the moulds themselves before nothing else to investigate. But have you seen the cute decoration of a child in a material they make up in "child". Decorated Candles Makes you feel that you can decorate them as appropriate for a price at a bldg price or a present when you do not want to spend a A stick of coloured sealing wax and a pair of plain candle of candle needles. Over the lid of candle with melted sealing wax and put a candle in a mold of melted mould wax. For instance, gray candle with blue or red wax. Let half ham bell gently until hearty done. Let cool in water. Not remove outer skin and center bone. Fill muffin with bread stuffing such as good for fowl. Rub with brown sugar. The island of Madagascar, which have precedents were commenced, is off the east coast of Africa, and is nearly as large as the island of Mauritius. The coast to the court of last renamed the coast of Africa, and the Courts to the court of last renamed the coast of Africa, and the Colored man lost his entire holdings were swept away and its width is 265 miles. The population constants of over 200,000 African Americans, its name of the to the man was he conceived and sent to prince and future home of Abd-el-Quaid, but governor Jonathan M. D. Krim, the Moroccan king, later Governor Daria was impassed, account of selling par-ents for several years. Each island in the Dutch East. But the Colored man did not get indies in larger than fortunes, his property born. He sure you protect. Whale population is seven what you sign. 400 foreigners in the country, in what the boyspool a crack the other evening when the Chicago Teachers Union asked for a ban on immigration. There are also cities in the United States with a population of over 100, Dreamland Cafe with a haunted house of Tigerland "Tiger" Flowers lionation or with a population of over 100, Dreamland Cafe with a haunted house of Tigerland "Tiger" Flowers lionation or with a population of over 50. There were no flowers was preparing for his graduation. Qualifications for voting in Alabama and Arkansas are properly, and the voter must be a former and poll tax in the latter. Literacy tests for voters are also required, and the coquillem both, of whom have Be careful what you sign, no matter who urged you to sign it. 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The right thing to do is to read the paper, and then, in the ring. Flowers and flowers, of the relation to his church in which he is a deacon, and of his effort to do this right thing in this right way. He prayed his mamma, or boss, Walk Miller, and without seeking to show who is getting the principal part of the away he earns, acknowledged, that he was able to save $225,000 last year. Miller also said that on fairness and right living, he has made no sense of the work he did. He didn't use many words in his speech was some thing like that: "When I fight Mr. Flowers next Monday night, I am going to try to beat him. That's what I am supposed to do. But I'm going to fight with my first with any pro-judice. I am not going to be like Sharkey was when he fought Willis I am going to be a fighter and a gentleman." Ed Wright then spoke, "on false information, and in his praise of the present, Mr. Johnson, he declared that he hasきamponlned, he declared that a potten. 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Juice and flakes may be used, soon, per-hase, serve the purpose. But if the juice is not for any length of time. However, the amount considerably if the juice is evaporated from the fruit by frotte cooking, it without water. Really fine results may be. **Do You NOW That?** A plaited shirt may lace, laminated and be around the hem before washing and allowed to remain fresh until branched. A plaited shirt will keep for days if wrapped in paper and washed. paint 1. Oil Painting must never have a spill with water. A specially painted oil must be used to keep the surface clean. It is best to 1. It is best to 100 ml with an almost cool from before it is en- tire dry. (Copyright 1926, by The Monroe Brown Corporation, chicago) TID = BITS By Leonard Menzinger --- man is not along this line; it is in the making of a mating (parting) purge; it is in the making of a friend; and the hurried signing of a receipt laid down before you. Everyone of these things is daintily made, and we have to save for a rainy day, be sure you know what you sign, be sure you know the order it will eventually before you sign. A few months ago the City Court or Brotherhood, N.Y., was delayed in making a decision that would have badly paralleled the city by a concern which manufactured a concern of electric attachment. But that concern denied that they had ever ordered such an attachment from the contracting firm. The woman claimed that the article was left with them on trial to see whether they liked it or not. The court ordered order signed by each defendant to agree to pay as much down the bill as they could collectors were astounded. They one thought they were merely signing a "Replies" for the article from the court. They agreed they would have paid money. But each man had to pay the full together with the costs of court. Out in Kansas, one of the weakest man in the weakest, a "Colored man" in the white community, away from him, fraudulently, like he could not realise what he was doing to him and sold him some goods. He had a mortgage on his farm, being his garage, signature. The mortgage on his third party, the mortgage on his defense of the owner, so in the inviolable holder, the farmer coerced him. sure proceedings were commenced. The case was fought plubily in the courtroom and the Colored man lost. His centre holders were wounded away and the guard gently caught and lodged in jail. He was convicted and sent to prison, but Governor Jonathan M. Payne, the governor of the month, Governor Davis Taylor was impached, accused of selling paraphernalia. But the Colored man did not get his property back. He sure you know what you right! DEACON FLOWER'S CONVERTS JACK JOHNSON (By Roger Dillier, ANP) Jack Johnson, former heavyweight champion, in what the boxer had a crack the other evening when the Chicago Dream came to the Dreamland Cafe with a banquet of Theodore "Tiger" Flowers middleweight champion of the world. The five-time winner out. Flowers was presented to the ten-round series with Eddie Hoffman, both fighters and their wives. W. Wright, Illinois Commerce Commissioner, and Robert Jackson, officiant, have fought for mourn beds, the selection all effort, and by their knowledge, of the producers and a group of Hoffman's came with him. Of course, there was a sketchmaking. It was with this that the shift note struck in all the tales was on fairness and cleanness in and out of the world. Flower sold of his ideas of the past, and he was in which he is a deacon, and of his effort to do the right thing in the world. He took the role of boss, Walker, Miller, and without seeking to show who is getting the principal part of the swag he earns, he said he would have $225,000 last year. Miller, also taught on fairness and right living in the world, came. He didn't use many words in his speech was some thing like this: ```markdown ``` SAM HUSTON WINS STATE CHAMPIONSHIP IN DEFEATING PAUL QUINN. score-when Bailey, the Crimson's pass intercepts by, Wagler, Brown, and Bishop's territory. At the team's plunging half-back crossed, made the touch down for Brown, bestening of the second period. With for a touchdown, Stevenham contrived the second touch down for Brown by was represented in the back of the game. Lacey tried to kickfield-by-lord, Captain Miller, in the second quarter. Talladess goal for extra point-but, failed, Scott and Carit, who-jested-up widened her scoring margin by two score-in-four, Nash made-touch down, ball deep into Bishop's territory. only one, Joyner, scoring, added his downed. Sheal, kicked only to-base it on fumbler, however, got his failure to add a point, after tackle this being. Wesley's first. goes failure to add a point, after tackle this being. Wesley's first. scoring one of her touchdowns gave a score-in-four, Nash crashed through. Bishop's left threw for a 10 yard (10s. Ruse Sam Wurton's bait-on their 20 yard, good gains were made by air route Russ. Outstanding star of Sennor, and the spectacular and runs Best East Ball Player in Texas turn was stopped, Paul Quinon his Owners pinted out of bounds on 1. again and again. (G. Wendell Terrell) left off to 10 yards. Paul Quinn, 24 yards, Gilbane was 10 yards, James Poore, and Cooper did Bellingtall that any selection of the 10-yard line was out of bounds. The good play for a 4-yard, Abraham Calhoun, was the reaping of trapping of yards was out, but the fact that only closely matched the 10-yard line was out. Paul Quinn 2, Sam Huston 0, Second Quarter; Lyon's went in for Sam Huston; Alexander hit left end for 10 yards, a try at the line was stopped, Alexander failed to gain at right end, a thrust at een- for an end run on Sam's + pass line, Taylor was thrown for a loss. fie, Taylor was a fumbled and booted the ball to the other end of the field in trying to recover). The quarter ended were Sam Huston's, Paul Quinn's, fourth quarter, Owens hit right end for 10 yards, a��-stained, Owens for an end run on Sam's + pass line. The 1st play attempt ed by Dallas was a forward pass Left Guard but failed. Hill hit the line-for-to-Right Guard yard 1st down. Rubin hit the line Left Tackle gained 2 yards. Chan, Duren hit the Right Tackle left for 8 yards. Rubber made 8 second Team bounds, Sum Hunter fumbled, Paul was incomplete, a pass was blocked. Larry kicked to Tarkarama for 30 yards their way into Nashoba field. Quinn coverin' Gildings lt left Paul. Quinn punted to Owens who line ball hung returned to 24 yards witness the most decisive victory tackle for 5 yards. Gildings hit was stopped, a pass was incomplete line. Tarkarama ball on her own either school has scored over the left tackle for 5 yards. A pass was the game from here on out was an 24 yard line. Welch kicked 13 was Manhattan rival. The Bears were taken down by St. Louis Athletics, held here this quarter ended, the purple and white, but in this the Panthers at 9th on stadium terrain. It was one of the most fastly kicked off to a 4-1 advantage (but they met a super-efficient defense) and scored 87 to 9. They righthanded the two teams, have ever engaged, half which was received by Moore, "Big Bishop." Two sets of good Wild Cats were taken on tahle, the annual clash brought supporters. Hill goes around left end for 12 backfield-men and a heavy line own grounds November 19, and were of both teams from Birmingham, yards. Duren goes around right end was too much for the Bears, but they were to the Panthers and to the Mountains, Montgomery and other points, center for 2 matches. Hill attempts out, out and out to the mountains. Patients have been growing ahead. Tallahassee hardfaced, beaved a pane *Tesarkana*'s block, which caused the first quarter was hattled in the under recent of October in Poole, who need aid, a back after. Reflect back charged de-midged with Wilco, making two James H. Law in autograph leechesdown. Cooper added the extra color *Tesarkana*'s ball. Drive away to lose the ball on fun, and it **is** expected that they will point. Tuskegee soon avail. The *Tesarkana* affront a forward bliss. The entire quarter was play- Owen hickey off to Knot Quint'p, ped on his line. Ruzer was stopped, quarter James satched Ooener's a yard line. Paul Quint'p found on his feet was complete, after Owen Ruzer came from the corner for Talladega, the first play, the wind making unmiddled. Ruzer kicked goal from the fourth touchdown. Pivora's pass to the passing difficult on the yard line, yard line. Hutchison was completed for the extra off tackles play want over for two. Pards and first down this was the Paws Overse to Russ was incomplete. 20 has the ball in play again, Nash Sacked him downed him after 9 yards again. Orens fumbled and was threw on Oysts gain. Tessarana, loose fall Oysts gain. The first quarter Score Dallas, Texas, 2nd The next spectacular play by Dalar The next stepout pass that Spears received making 15 yards Elliptus hit line for 16 yards. Hill She had the line for 10 yards. She needed for 10 more yards. Duren went around right end for 1 yards Brown went around left end for 20 yards making the second touch Lovey for Dallas, Duran, Dunk for extra point making the score for extra point making the score 1-5. ```markdown ``` pasa más incompleto, a pasa was in... Sam Hutton 12, Paul Quinn 2. The Izakiea View Patriots-Butler unified, themselves in garments of homes and have, uphold the plight of the homeless, with the help of the Dibble Heart and the Wiley Wild Cats winning the battle from each without permitting a stroke of blood. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1026 "where brawn meets brain" "IN THE REALM OF SPORT" made the 1st touch down on forward pass through broken field line. Duren failed to kick goal for extra point, score 8-0. Dallas blocked off to Texarkans. Duren kicked 16-20 yard line ball returned to 32 yard line, Texarkans's ball Ruben intercepter forward pass attempted by Texarkans, carrying the ball to 44 yard line. Duren gained 8 yards around eight and Dallas loose ball on fumble. Texarkans man is curve-line for 3 yards. Texarkans attempted forward pass which was successful 25 of Texarkans was tackled by Nash who was too heavy for Nash was Prairie View. Quartersback …… Brown, Bishop Left Half …… Arnold, P. V. Full Back …… Caval, Wiley Right Half …… Harben, 8, H Right End …… Coes, T. C Left End …… Genfry, P. Q Center …… Jones, T. C Left Guard …… Kelley, P. Q Right Guard …… Signer, Bishop Left Tackle …… Frank, P. V. Right Tacks …… Campbell, Wilcy One of the biggest upsets of the season was the poor, showing at Bishop, last year champions, all of their defeats were suffered by an overwhelming score and the only outstanding team that they beat. WILEY WILD CATS DOWN BISHOP BEARS IN TURKEY DAY BATTLE Marshall, Texas, 10-23. —The Bears have been the largest crowd that ever played. Bears today have at a score of 32-0 before the largest crowd that ever played. Clash between the smallest spark. success in donning him before. The game eliminated one of the any advance, Wales captured his team's most disastrous season since the 1990s. Wales pennalized 5 yards, Teeka- while Willey, the countrys most kona made 15 yards on a forward consistent in and out, after teams from the other side pennalized 5 yards. Texasauro intercepted a 4up, fight last week, against Prairie. Texasauro intercepted a 4up, fight last week, against Prairie. Texasauro intercepted a 4up, fight last week, against Prairie. Dallas ball, Dallas intercepted for a tough fashion, the tour of wide pass, Dallas ball, Durum made cat supporte consider the season 15 yards around right and 2nd down in a view of success of a tough fashion. with hillel, and which was not de- Dallas-attempted forward pass in. From the first kick-off there was ended until the last minute of play, by Texansman. Texansman did not ask to the out-scouts Texansk outed a 23 to 27 gil-hip. Texansman attempted another of the gams blighted on all they against Tallahassee. College on forward pass ball fumil. Score 12. But former sons have done against them. Cartain Miller added the extra point. Why, I, Bishop 6. Bishop came back in the second half with plenty of fight, but soon gave way to the steady battering of the Methodists heavy back field with Caval flipping large holes in the bear's line. Ative two minutes of play, smoothed left and for a touchdown, but Bishop added: "I'm not sure what you're saying. I'm right, however. The aches, pains and soreness in the chest often result from the heavy deep-seated colds as well as from muscular strains. Don't let another minute go by before you gave attention to this condition. Go at once to "he drug store and get a Johnson's red Cross Plaster and put it on the chest. It's a rough down, but Bishop added: "Warm, protect, and drive away." "I'm not sure what you're saying. I'm right, however. The aches, pains, and soreness of most immediately. And more im- portant the "pmoral" properties. Which the plaster holds remains the chest so that it medication can not escape in the air to penetrating into the affected parts, soothing and helping it breathing up congress from the back. In the point where the touch down was scored, On the next play, Caval flipped the line for his second touchdown and with untried treatments when you have these chest pain ask the drugist to elate you the old reliable **game for the paid admission** also after affected paris, **soothing** the pain to be able to play in the play at the point where time through stimulated circulation, the touch down was scored. **4** Don't experiment or take chances. **On the next play, Cavaliro rigged his with untried matches when you line for his second goal. He then chose the chest paiter, like the touch goal. Willz draw.** **14, Bishop 0.** **big John's Red and Green Knee** Late in 3rd quarter Miller passed Piaster with the red flank back to Lichtenburg on Thursday for a third patd drug stores everywhere. 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"ALWAYSTHE FINEST HAIR DRESSING- now THE EASIEST TO USE" 2411 Elm Street of Austin was in the city this week to attend the International Meet, Mr. Gould Price of Hawkins had Tuesday morning at the home of his cousin Mrs. Porter, corner Paterson and Claud. Mr. Price accompanied by his wife and Mrs. Rice Price left Hawkins early Tuesday evening for this place to a visit to see the Doctor, on his way here. He was seated with a serious attack. After reaching the Doctors office he had two attacks resulting he had become two sick to be carried back to Hawkins. He was carried to the home of his cousin, where he only lived a short while. High blood pressure was the cause of his death. Mr. Bive Kingdom. 4 P. M. Special Meeting was entitled to the pastor, Reading, 2nd St. subject discussed. "Personal Evangelism" also making plans for the meeting of a large lecture and musical hall. In the near future. 5:10 P. 14, Baptist Young People Union with a nice crowd. In attendance. 7:10 P. 12 - Twilight Musical. 8:00 P. Mc-Sermon by pastor, presenting from the 2nd. King, 7th. subject "Why at it we here, until we let" It was a turning message, forcibly delivered. If he pictured the religious sitting Idle by doing nothing for the advancement of the cause of his death. Mr. Bive Kingdom. CLESTURSE-Rev. Williams pastor of the C. M. E. Church has been sent back for another year. Rally tomorrow at the First Baptist Church. All Churches of the city are requested to be present. Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Matthews a fine girl Mr. and Mrs. R. Gartner of Brechinridge spent Thanky-liver with their parents Mr. and Mrs. George Garrett. The assemblage banquet given in honor of Rev. Holden, pastor of the A. M. E. Church was a grand success. Dr. Catherer spent Thanksgiving in Waco and attended the football game. Mr. and Mrs. General Pollard and a daughter of Brechinridge were in the city next week to attend the wedding of their sister and aunt. Mr. Watters left last week for ASH. ASHRAE to the charge of the Grace Hotel. Mr. Bille Vernon who visited his father at Fairfield has returned, Mrs. Janna MacGarner of Wichita Falls is visiting her mother Mrs. Janna Wilburn. Thanksgiving dinner for the old folks given by the city mission school was nice. Miss Katie E. Baker. Thanksgiving services were held at the C. M. T. church. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Hunt have returned from West where they visited relatives. Services at the Church of God in Christ. Thanksgiving was a peasum hunt, Friday night, your fat possums were caught. Mrs. Bigot will serve possums as Hamilton will serve many friends. Thanksgiving Day, Rev. J. S. Scott. was not with his members Sunday. Please leave news for the Express Press at 8:15. The residence of Mr. Tate Mays, at the end of the week, Rev. H. C. Alexander preached a special sermon Sunday evening at 8 o'clock at True Visa Church. In the interest of the Young girls, A large crowd of teachers are attending. We're at Teachers Association at Waco, this week. Mr. J. C. Clomson and family have moved back to their old home in Louisa. They spent the weekend and to the home of Mrs. E. R. H. Kee. Nora Pierce left last week to visit her children in Chicago. Mr. Louis, Mr. and Omaha, Neb. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jones have returned from Houston where they attended the funeral of a relative. The Interracial meeting held at Bethlehem Baptist church Monday night was interesting and largely attended. Mrs. Arline Harper, Franklin, wife of Mr. Chas. Franklin, paved away Saturday night. Nov. 20th at the family home, was at Tate. In the Mr. Oliver family. Monday event at County Line Baptist Church by Rev. Pressly. She leaves a husband several children. She mother who several sisters and brothers to mourn her loss. An appreciated audience. Pret. J. T. Hill, Not Springs, Ar- attended the Interracial meet Monday night. The premiere song recital of Miss Cecilia Asher Erwin. Musical, Director, at Texas College on last Tuesday night. Prof. Fuller of Austin was in the city this week, to attend. The Interracial meet, Mr. Gould, Price of Hawkins did Tuesday evening at the home of his cousin Mrs. Porter, corner Paterson and Claud. Mr. Price accompanied by his wife and Mrs. Rice. Price left Hawkins early Tuesday evening for this place in a $200 was the Doctor, on his way here. He was seized with a serious attack. After reaching the Doctors office he had two attacks resulting he had become two sick to be carried back to Hawkins. He was carried to the home of his cousin, where he only lived a short while. High blood pressure was the cause of his death. Mr. Bive Oliver an aged man living near Chapel Hill was seized with a serious attack of acute indigestion. Wednesday on the streets. He was given medical aid and carried to his home. The Blanchess Social, and Art Artist that last night evening with Mrs. William M. Blanchess, M. R. M. A pleasant evening was spent. The menu consisted of chicken salad, cocktail, oysters, and cake. Mrs. T. J. Anstie was called to Nevilleville, Tenn. last week to attend the annual Christmas party. The following Jam attended the foot- game, games between Blanchez and Mrs. William M. Blanchess, M. R. M. Messner, H. M. Morgan, R. J. Jones, J. Bridges, John Murray, John Polittigre, W. M. Johnson, J. Corvett, U. W. R. W. Phillip, M. M. Moore EXPRESSIONS OF THANKS AND RESOLUTIONS OF THE LATE GOULD PRICE DEATH CLAIMS GOULD PRICE WELL KNOWN OF HAWKINS for several pairs with some all-characterized race men, whose life must. Gould was lied by all the men to be those who knew him white people and we must say the race has not one of its built in race senses." Wellace, and Frank McCallley, and Miread K. R. Lawson. Franclé was a standard in the race sense. The business meeting was held in the Blu-Room which was adorned with cryophenomens and rose mats. Natal, Dr. Claus, K. Allin 1930 have sustained a mifortune which all who had the pleasure of knowing, and who had the courage to conde in with most sincerely on the day event, and if the sympathy of friends can be any eustimulation we can have assured that we share in your sorrow for his loss. There is no superior a higher source of love than that with fellow friends, our Heaven! Father and commending you to Him, we are grateful to you. The family takes this method of thinking our many white and Color- ful members, a floral offering, and alum- nies in our hours of bereavement. F. W. North News News of Greater St. James St. C. 8:00 A. M.-Sunday School. 11:00 A. M.-Sermon by pastor preaching from the serie, "Loveeth thou three more than me." 7:00 P. K.-Men's League, with an inspiring program. 4 P. M.-Special meeting was called up the pastor, Reading, 250125-84, subject discussed. "Personal Evangelism," also making plans for the erection of a large lecture and musical hall, in the near future. 5:30 P. 154, Baptist Young People Union with a nice crowd, In attendance. 7:30 P. 32-Twilight Musical. 8:00 P. L.-Sermon by pastor, presenting from the 2nd. Aling, 73128-17 "Why all we have, until we can." It was a burning pressure, forcibly delivered. He pictured the religious sitting life by doing nothing for the advancement of the kingdom. The "Alabomav, Convention" exercise was enjoyed by all. This is a social month, in great. St. James and the last week in the month is called "Home coming week," with all of the auxiliaries in rehearsalations. The president of the Lagwagya League, welcomes all men from this church he present, next Sunday, the other white all to attend. meeting, every Sunday evening at 2:00. N. J. H. Winn, Pastor, T. R. Talon, reporter Club Notes Toronto Junior and Middle Club at M. W. Mackenzie, School, Any friday afternoon at Ivy House, 1234 B. Torrell Avenue. departed life No. 10 Signed: MARGARET WRISE, Price, MABEL NOHREI, Biter, RAM PRICE, CAL O. PRICE, Brothers # 6 Resolutions RESOVED. That in the death of Gloyd Price, this price leaves a fellow in his work, severely to encore the needy and distressed; the community in which he lived; devoted its welfare and prosperity; and fearless in action; an honest and upright man, whose writings are of our school, to all of his fellow. RESOVED. That this school tends its heartfelt plea. WHENIRAE it has pleased the AL school, and our school, and murdered our father-Gloyd Price. WHENIRAE, the intimate relations lived by our deceased friend, whose care for our school increased, it proves the needy to record our appreciation of his services and his message as a BE IT RESOLVED, by JAYLA Christian Institute, that where we were to visit the Mott High, we do not the less mourn for our brother who runs to the family and relatives of our deceased friend in this their RESOLVED; that these resolutions he entered upon record of this sent to the family of our deceased brother, Signed, CIMS J. I. R. HOSSE, Z. H. HOWARD, COULD PRICE, NOTWN OF HAWKINS This is a worthy tribute to any young man of our race who can live and deport himself citizen that so command the beautiful ex-prtestane from the Editorial pen of the Hawkine-Call. He left his chap to his home life, to be the productivity in each individual who can live that gentle spirit of love and duty. He established in the Navy the first Dallas, Texas, August 18, 1821, and served credibly for 25 years. His mother, He was a Mason, He leaves a three brothers and a sister to mourn his life, whom three brothers. War died, Sam and Colonel G, Price of Dallas and a sister, Mrs. Mabel Harv. He was of Kevie, Texas. The Express was extend its deepest sympathy to his wife, brothers, sister and other relatives. He lost of this young and endorced race man, whose life he must be to those who knew him well, so emulate his finished work, that will be a standard to the race of mankind. This business meeting was held in the Blue-Room which was adorned with cryanthemums and rose blinds. During the social hour a lunch cheon was served in cabaret stalls, and the dining hall, three tables, were filled with vases of autumn flowers. A three course menu containing of fried cakes, pickles, bread, pineapples, salad, charlottel, Huesse and coffee was served. The vase, cask, and杯 were served and the dinner was a member commi James, Patton was the guest of the club, others present were Madison M. W. Plint, R. H. Bolder, and James H. W. Plint. Miss Duncan Scott Lilian Oliver Bennie Reaves, Kathlyn A. Oliver Irene Hickle, and D. W. Hashing. News, of greatest St. James, R. C. Benson, Nov. 19, 1989 M. A. M. Stowell was hostess to one that has ever been a member of the faculty. He is a member of the faculty is regularly invited by a number of co-hosts and he with us. The program was the leaders in the offering for today the tutors are leaders in attendance. A. H. M.-Subject discussed by the pastor, was "God godding into state and condition in the state." We are having visitors constantly from Dallas, Texas, the Friends of Tumor. M. K. Mays—Member addressed by M. W. Millenbaugh. We introduced by Dr. A. L. Taylor, it was ended with wonderful address by P. M. Spelmier. A. P. M. Spelmier meeting for students in order to discuss plans for B. P. M. K. B. Y. P. "We've transitioned the program, the students, the bonner. M. E. Rilah Goff, Capella. The program was ended including james Grosseau, which is unrelated to the leadership of Pref. N. B. 8.08 P. M. Sermon, by pastor not bishop "The ones on death's rule for 1917, were undergoing women, that caused every one to waddle, if they had really played their part. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1926 life on November 28, 1834, she has lived in our neighborhood for a number of years, was all mourned her last. It has pleased the Aimslightly God to take from our wildest a dear and loved friend whom we all loved. Omaha, Neb., Nov., 28—(ANF) Two more Negroes are to serve as state legislators as a result of the recent election, luring which Dr. John A. Singleton and F. L. Barnett were returned victorious from the Ninth and Tenth legislative disapprove of this city. They will be the first Negro to serve in the Nebula legislature since 1881. Charge—The election of two Nebula legislators—the election of the Nebula to the Assochity of Nebraska in the Marie Antoinette hotel. The entire burden of Rhineland-a-Erlang, to separate himself from his wife is based upon his allocation that she did not let him know that she is colored. But testimony at the first trial revealed that the rich New Yorker had been a frequent guest in the home of his sweetheart, but met her relatives, some of whom are darker than she, and even passed time with her in the Marie Antoinette hotel. This is not dead but alive, sleep on the floor, and you will be represented in the United Colored Women Retire Flag. This is Mothers' own life, as a result of the last die "T" is a four story building of Cali- fornia-Spanish architecture, design, its exterior faced with opulent white stone on the first story and the Negro School, Ruchamend Ala. $500. In the interior, on the first floor, are two lobbies, one for men and one for women separated by the wall. National Association for, Playground $200 (White and Colored) the wall, windowing runs around the wall, Philadelphia Play Ground Association portion of the walls, and the wall. Colored putting it decorated with color and texture. Lockhouse, Near Philadelphia, $200. Simple walls. The Ebabah motif in Housing Committee for homes also carried out in the decorations. Philadelphia, $200 (White and Colored). The "T" executive force consists of clerics of Education of the Elks had Comden, N. J., Dec. 4, (4:30) of Secretary T. A. Gleefox for 25 selected as the topic of discussion *Dilatation Tilson*, 90 years old, left a years head of the Colored T. M. C. for the contests for this year, "The note of apology to his landlord, under whose management the Lot Constitution of the United States" Mirak Margaree-Wilson of $24. N. J. Angela "T" in the recent High Court, "The note of apology to his landlord for his home for the contests of Education of the Elks" thirteenth, fourteenth and fifth-sixth chambers. The contested colored T. M. C. of the United States thirteenth amendment. The contest is close by gun. States won the contest by annealing to be held in April and May, 1928. The landlady, gas furnaces, 624 new members defending Indian. The Commissioner in explaining the broken open the tightly sealed and insulated gas furnaces, Mr. Baird, said that the object was to heat 205; Boe's Work Director, Harriet says that his object is to dion the bed. She contributed his depletion. It was a recent graduate of the kind of lessons. Nureva taught for dexure in a postgraduate course at the University of Pennsylvania. of Western University, Quindale, New York, giving similar instruction to be read. Among the two notes found on the book is a study of *Alaeus* organic chemistry (given one was addressed to Titussac, the founder of Western University, Quindale, New York, giving similar instruction to be read). Instance, emphasizing those amended of the use of her home for his suit. Dedication services were "balded familiarly known as the vaulted closets after her kindness to him durably the organization of the V. A. cloakery, established universal." The giver, note, written to his M. D. A., admiring Colored people in the University of of窍露, because of race, *Arnard, J. N.*, *J.*, enshrined that Moose, former field, agent of the creed, color. *Titussac* had "no ingrising dig. I. In-Clutch Church World Movement,* *I.* in this conference that they sang an *Arnard* the Grand Lodge of Elks have in improving loom-den.* for the year 1926. By the time of... of... of... Er. Jones of... Mountain Top... mountains murries all day. Accessions laws. See our Data, Differences, and place your application for membership in the K of P. ranks for $2.00 WILEY ENLARGES EXTENSION SCHOOL Another addition to the Wiley College faculty is announced by the university's language teachers who will be detained four work in connection with the vaccination school being conducted by Wiley College. The teacher is a graduate of Iyazawa University and holds a bachelor's degree in the school of 67 applicants taking the city examination in New York, and a master's degree in the city examination in Wiley is now operating three extension schools at SEN Antonio, Houston and Dallas—the one at SEN Antonio, Houston and Dallas—and approved by the State Department of Education. The state has approved and approved by the State department to make an investigation of the other two with view of having them accredited. The state teachers from the best universities, including Columbia University, Structure, Why not take SEN data—only one. Don't miss an opportunity in this Drive. WILLIAMS STREET NEIGHBORHOOD Dallas Texas, Nov. 24, 1928. Mrs. Margarita Love departed this day on Nov. 26, 1928. the best loved of years, we all married her lost. She is pleased, the Amityship her lost, is loved grand whom we all loved harsely but the Almighty God supplies and I love and children, she always willing to do her share here. We all will miss her, her music, her place can be saved her or we will see you again, our loved wife, the book be published in the Dallas Express and a copy cast in the family. Adelaide and Dovie Chim, Humblly submitted. Big K. of P. Drives is now on our today...50 makes you a Prima LOS ANGELES DÉCIMATES 2000- M. Y. C. M. A. B. Building Wes of Chicago Open Los Angeles, Calif., Nov. 27, 2000- C. N. M. D. The精致 Nero M. Y. pensely completed at a cost of $1500, $6000 and the only band tag of its $0.000 and value for the exclusive use of the building. Tuskegee Institute, Ala. N.E.—When Rikers Islander—attorney, the CAMP—for a less minute usage in used cases N. Milla, wore before the trial that he had been charged with for his UWV of the world, he elects to have the verdict of the trial treat. He is now charged with the violation of the trial treat and instead of saying "Rikers Islander's initial effort result from New York as originally enclosed—ed in a video for his wife, Milla," Japan from San Francisco on a date to the jury of Justice Moran,警官. Mrs. Molon discovered that some close friends of theirs were plan-ning to spend the winter in Japan and they prevailed on Dr. Molon who is taking the trip largely for his health to spend some time with them in Japan to make the Europe phase of the time the end rather than the beginning. [hoo, latest returns indicating that] Abuzeid Park-Welfare Association Ahmedow in New York was named an organization of Colored persons Adelbert Roberts, and Repetenza- interested in welfare work, has resigned. She shaded B. Hurry, Turner, Charac- of the Ku Klux Klan, large American flag which that body had not note; Frederick K. Terey, all the men; Montgomery Jones, director of John A. Davis and Wallbail M. the Welfare Association, and that the flag had been brought to the as-sarber of Nebraska. SUES RAIROAD FOR $25,030 Raleigh, N. C. Nov. 25, —(ANP) Judgment in the case of $1,425 against the Seaboard A&K Rail line way and $1,400 against. K. W. Murray, $1,300 against. paxy, is asked in a suit filed Wednesday in the Walk-in Supreme Court sugruated the National Oratorical Contests and will hold the final of the fifteenth contests in May, 1928. National contests in Washington, D. C., consisted in May, 1928, and in April, 1929, in various cities in different sections of the country, it depending upon the number of schools that participated. Of courses, for this effort to be a success, the Elks shall be awarded the state award for the schools throughout the country. A representation of each of such schools is required by the Board of Education for Boy Scouts, 1746 Broadway, Gary, Ind. Park Kian Ladies' organization Mrs. Jones gives the information that the directors of the association had decided to return the ring "not in the least because of lack of reverence for the national employee" but because of the Kian's attitude toward Neurons. DEANS AND REGISTRARS OF COLORED & CHOOLS PLAN PROGRAM Nashville, Tenn. Dec. 4-(AND)-The meeting of the executive committee of the National Association of Deans and Registrars in Neuro-schools held last week at Spillman College was of wide-ighterhood and for reaching imporance to Neuro-Education. The purposes of the gathering was to make out a program for the annual meeting of the Association which is to assemble at Tuskegee in March, 1927. Those attending the meeting were Dean T. E. McKinney of A. and T. Colliers, Grantboro, N.C., who is president of the association; Dean E. W. Doyle of Palme College, Augusta, GA., Vice-President; Dean E. W. Doyle of Palme College, Augusta, GA., vice-president; Dean E. E. Lamenin of Spillman College; Dean R. C. Larnier of Florida A. A. C. College, Tallahassee, Fla. Secretary and ASSIST. Dean Ambrose Caliver, of Fink University, who is chairman of the Publicity Committee. association propose to do so here very seriously in work oriented by the education of its members with its members have undertaken which its members have undertaken the main purposes of the Association. The main purposes of the Association are to promote the professional advancement of its members, to aid in the development of its members, and to disseminate information of common interest to all concerned and to research and the problems of research and research, and the problems of this particular growth are to be addressed on the basis of scientific inquiry. **A PROLOGUE TO OWNER OF HOME IN WHICH THE PLAYS ARE COMPRESSED.** N. 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She is teaching at week Sunday. Getting their W. Ballard was ready for the Annual Conferents. In Town Saturday and held his quarter, and left for home Sunday, preached a wonderful sermon. Mrs. B. H. Smith was the weather was too bad for us as the weather was too bad for Mr. Morning. Mrs. Button of Auschwitz, Mrs. Davy Moore, Mrs. Texas Joined the church. Miss S. A. Welle-with-have-Wetner. Subject: "May The Lord Watch We are given me and the while we are separated." The A. M. E. people have begun on another year to attend at Macdonald B. C. Bunny, the pastor preached a wonderful sermon at 2:00 pm. He also reached 5 hrs. and others, Mr. L. W. Matthews, Mr. Thos. R. C. Cloydeson, and Mr. Johnson at 7:00 pm. His church, Rev. A. A. Moore of Pittsburgh, was at the church, on the 1st. of January. Texas Towns CELILA — Sunday school services were good at the various churches. Sunday, Mrs. Emma Jump hosted a presentation of her ittituation. New and Mrs. Williams, family left for West Texas. We are preparing for the festival. Thanksgiving night, Mrs. M. Dutton and Mrs. Mary Coyne, for North Texas. We are preparing for the festival. Mrs. and Mrs. Crowne of Shermanville, Mrs. and Mrs. Vaughan at the home of Mrs. Millie Maysa Sunday DIEHLEY — Sunday School opened on June with Superintendent J. B. Jaworski, who was awarded by M. K. Harlow. Malatha Malatha of Silbera, visited the Old Yellowels of this city a few days and lectured. The Semi-fit people have been Mrs. John McKinney, Mrs. John McKinney of Houston. Texas was here a few days ago, giving lectures. Father, La on the account of Mrs. M. E. J. Barlow, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Barlow, Mr. and Mrs. Mandrake, daughter of Mrs. Mandrake, Professor, Melton Bradley and Gillie Jump attended the school's presentation of people day. The spelling match in Prof. M. K. Barlows room last Friday was in The Library program Friday evening in Prof. Barbara's room con- ducted by Bontia Cook and Melrose Bradley was a success. DEAF AND DUMB AND BLAIND. INSTITUTE Campus News Ting Literary program of the High and Philosophian Society was well-endorsed last Saturday. Vouture. We make special mention of the play, "The Puritan" (Colony): the young man of the Bird Department in their colonial costumes directed by Mrs. L. E. Los. Also the Aer益. Thanksgiving is God's by Three dear girls of the intermediate. A. M. nartment directed by Miss. A. M. Questions. The play, by Ethee Nixon Damig, and Yvette B. Ethee, is now well rendered. Mrs. L. H. O'Reilly, preceptress of girls hall, directed by Trivia of one set character sketch of two of her girls, subject "Fidelity," Hasei McCray and Birds L. Taylor, this was excellently rendered. The costumes and stage setting were beautiful. All eyes are turned towards Thursday, not for the "Turkey" dinner glans, promoted by Superintendent Martin, but the sermon and evening sermon, for students, also. The Solicitor, School Secretary, and the school secretary, are also at the teachers' Association, at Ware, this week. A cold wave is now with us. MONDE PLEASST. Sunday. Day Sch of very largely attended at the various churches today. The C. M. is had on a small drive. Sunday. For the Annual Conference. Sunday. The Lord Watch night subject "May The Lord Watch between me and the while we are separated." The A. M. E. people have begun on another year's task under the diving leadership of Rev. J. W. Matthews. Mr. Thorn. Botherford and Mr. W. H. Crumpton and Mr. G. B. B. are also. LOK3VIEW -- Mr. II. Davis of Oregon, Texas is visiting his mother, Jane Cholera. Misses Marion Stewart, 1. M. Dell, Leonis Hayes, was visitors in Shreveport, Stamley and Sunday. Miss Zephyr, Mrs. Hazler made a flying trip to Marshall, Texas last week. Mrs. T. Medlock and Miss Gusle Hoyt spent the week and in Chroquefort. R.V. Mrs. A. B. Luster spent five days in Zanshath with sister-in-law and family Prof. and Mrs. K. S. B. Henry on Wiley Avenue. Rev. A. R. Luster, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Scale of Tyler, Texas were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Collier on last Thursday, Mrs. Marie Collier and sleepless-in-law, Mrs. Ruth Collier and a flying trip to Dallas to visit and visit Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Hatch, Mrs. Hooper's student, Master Loyd Jr., Jemima, and the other two of Texas College students at home with father and father Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Jenkins, Mr. L. D. Jenkins, to on his vacation. Mr. and Mrs. C. & G. Osborne and others spent Sunday afternoon in Marshall with F. C. Collier, and a family spent Sunday noon in Marshall, The White Rose Club met with Mrs. W. M. Hatch, Mrs. E. McGuire, Peter B. M. M. Hatch, Nov. 19th, Beverly Hall, 19th Street, and the other three were played after which a delightful meal was served. Deteriorated, the present was Mr. Poldy's of Ben Antola, Mrs. Lola Collyman of Dalton, Mrs. R. T. Lozano and Mrs. G. V. McCooley spent Thanksgiving and this week and I have reported, Miss Ora Beazer has returned from a visit to Topeon Vell, Stevens of Mary Allen Seminary, Creekett, Texas was a week and a year in this city, Mr. and Mrs. James L. Mathis of Little Rock first relating over a new son, Mr. and Mrs. K. S. B. Johnson, were formerly of dhfs city Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Elberry Jones on North E. Street, Nov. 19th, a son, mother and son doing well for R. R. R. L. Beford left on the 24th. For R. R. L. Mrs. R. R. L. R. Mrs. Wilma White and little son will go later. We Home Exemplars from the High School under Mrs. Beazel's Young are doing really TEMPLE—N. A. Banks presi- nent educator of Texas, and presi- dent of Paul Quinn college preached at 3:30 Sunday afternoon at Wayman Chapel A. M. E church. A splendid musical was staged Friday night at Saint James M. E church, directed by Mrs. L. J. Wheasley. In connection with this occasion a bridge lamp, and a fine rocking chair were given Mrs. Clara Sykes and Mrs. Pritz� Pannell by whom the lucky number were held. J. Willis Marshall spent Church. Mrs. Henry Ward, president of the Missionary Society was presented a beautiful bouquet by the president of the Get-Together meeting. The missionary society raised $33.65. Mrs. E. T. Alexander and son, Mrs. Ella Varnel will leave Thursday for the Teachers Association at Waco, Texas. The Easter Star Chapter No. 34 will give a feast on Thanksgiving night. Mrs. Ella Brown is ill. HILLSHORO— All Churches were well attended Sunday. The Church of God in Christ had a short program Sunday afternoon. Two good papers on Thanksgiving and many talks on the subject. Thanksgiving. Glazing remarks by Mr. Geo. Watkins, Mrs. Sarah Howland. MEMBRNS— Mr. Pleasant Baptist church had wonderful service Sunday. The Sunday Sell lesson was beautifully taught by Mrs. R. P. Early. At 11:30 A.S. the pastor preached a glorious sermon. At 8:30 P. At 7:00. Owens preached a wonderful sermon. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. left last night for Amar. r f e r o n . Rev. Adams of Jefferson were seen on the streets Monday. Rev. T. E. George, Jr. of Texas, was the head of the Kans. and Rev. E. W. Johnson both ex-moderators of the North East. Texas was the first of the most important, among them. No serious happenings, no deaths, and the weather is very pleasant. HILLSHORO—All Churches were well attended Sunday. The Church of God in Christ had a short program Sunday afternoon. Two good papers on Thanksgiving and many talks on the subject. "Thanksgiving" Giving remarks by Mr. G. W. WAtkins, Mrs. Sarah Flowand still-out the sick list. Many people are here from out west. Mrs. Armada is on the sick list. COOPER—The weather was very cold her Sunday. However, Rev. M. Mallard held services as usual. Preparation was made for the annual conference. Mrs. Mr. Martin entertained her mother last Sunday with a glass dinner. Mrs. A. M. Sattleton was guest of Mrs. J. J. Rattles. Mrs. Lindsay A. Wicks (I very sick. Neighbors don't forget her. Sunday School was well attended at New Zion. Crop are about all gathered, and the teachers are expecting all children to report at school. COLORADO — St. James Baptist Church rendered good service last day Sunday, December, the inclement weather, Rex, W. M. Lewis presided on a wonderful sermon. Sunday night, We are stout to have with us Rev. Dr. P. H. Wick, E. H., D. L. Everybody is to like forward to a high day the third Sunday in December. L'Elie of Heirne, Texas has moved here. E. H. was taught by Rev. D. D. Wick's and I reviewed by Rev. Wm. Lewis. WYTHERFORD — Services were good at Mr. Zion Bapst Church The members of the Palace Memorial C. M. E. Church were led by Brother William, as their pastor was out of the city. Rev. Henderson, our pastor, was assigned to his same church for another year. His final visit was last year was 31222. Wine Memorial he proud of Rev. Henderson. The Get-Together meeting was held at the C. M. E. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1926 PERLII--Rev. Simpson of the E. Church has been sent to Abilene to pastor Palmer. Rev. Apius followed. M. E. at Victoria, Mr. J. Allen is very sick, and has been called to the sanitarium in Fallon. HERBETIA & E. R. was well attended at Pleasant Hill, Sunday. Rev. Warren promised two nights extended Sunday morning and late evening to the city, the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Susie Collins. GROVETON—The Sunday School was very dull on account of rain, but the pafor, Rev. D. A. Parker, Rose Hill Baptist Church held services at the proper time. He lay here to conduct a seven-day feast in the wilderness, beginning Nov. 19th will last until Thanksgiving. An old fashion dinner will be opened on the campus on Thanksgiving. The alter has been beautifully prepared. Rev. J. N. J. Fisher of Houston preached Friday night. An address was delivered by Prof. Stanley. The choir rendered service. Mr. Butler Briggs and Mrs. Viola Simmons were united in holy wedlock Saturday night. Mrs. Mary Jones has returned from Crockett where she spent a few months with her father. Mr. Walter Rowe is back home again, after spending a long time in C. K. Texas. Mr. Robert Jones and Mrs. Lavanda left for Lufkin Monday morning to pay the last respect to their deceived cousin, Mrs. C. B. Brown. Rev. W. Scott visited the revival meeting at Ebuck, Texas. Rev. E. J. Jolly has returned home. Mrs. Pred die Wyatt is visiting relatives. Mrs. Sarah Hawkins is improving **WINNIBOOL** Services were good both Methodist Church Themes and Services with new guest Rev. J. A. Vaughn, pastor of the C. M. Church preached a wonderful time in the new tide shop. They are going over the top. **GOSBECK** Mr. Saw Brown died in June. The funeral was held at Dale Church. Rev. R. W. H. Offell officiating. Rev. R. W. H. returned from Waco, where she is now the beside her mother R.薇. In conducting the Lone Star T. C.inga. The blackhairless girl has a new good and are getting ball team. The H. H. W. ball team with Mrs. A. Daniels. **CORBIA** Mrs. A. Daniels were well attended churches Sunday. Rev. E. Jones, Mrs. J. C. returned home, Mrs. J. C. guest of Mrs. W. W. Rafter, Mrs. Lacy Brown was called to Mrs. ELECTRA— Rev. Farster pastor of the Methodist church of Electra preached a wonderful sermon at Bethel Baptist Church, Sunday, on rally day for Rev. T. H. Hubbard Rev. T. If. Hubbard preached a wonderful sermon also, at the closing of the rally. Every auxiliary responded slowly. We thank the colored people at Electra for their co-operation. WOLFE CITY — Rev. Carter delivered two spiritual sermons at Yearfern Chapel Sunday, The Basar ar given at Ebeniser R. C. under auspices of the W. H. M. & B. was a success. Mr. Henry Hatcher died Monday and Mrs. Marie Wilson died Friday. Mr. Hatcher was the son of Mrs. Fannie Hatcher. The funeral services were held at Mount Zion Baptist Church, Dr. J. Glimmore officiated. Mr. W. Jones and family of Taft, Okla. Mrs. Ella Hall of Tishmingo, Okla. Mr. Sam Jones of Hogey Grove, Mr. Gus Hatcher of Mr. Vernon, Mrs. Ebinor Wilson and son of Greenville attended the funeral services. Miss Lurance Wortham Vett for Colorado last week. Mr. W. Andrews and Ciarnece Cherry have gone to Chillenheim. Miss Pastoria Ward has gone to Ben Franklin to begin her work in school. Mrs. H. W. Wortham is In Ladons, Mrs. Robert Pitts of Commerce spent Sunday in the city, Mr. Gurland is in the city representing the Universal Life Insurance Company. Born to Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Cage a fine bar, Both mother and baby are doing fine. Mrs. Nelson Gates is the sick list - Mr. and Mrs. John --- ```markdown ``` SANTA'S GIFTS SHOULD BE SERVICEABLE 'AND DURABLE He Has Plenty of This Kind So Bear This in Mind. 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Lawren, Ola. — Services were good at Bethellem Baptist church Sunday School and E. Y.-P. U. at usual hour. The pastor, Rev. E. A. Keith, reviewed both lessons. The pastor preached a glorious sermon at 11 A. M. and also preached at night, Mr. J. P. and Lucious Johnson arrived Sunday morning from Palestine, Texas to live with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Lewis. Sunday school and E. Y. P. U. at usual hour, at Galilee Baptist church. Rev. J. J. Johnson reviewed both lessons. Services were well enjoyed at Barnett Chapel A., M. E. Church, Sunday, 8. S. and Christian Endeavor at the usual hour. The pastor Rev. James Wharton preached two sermons. Sunday School and Christian Endeavor were enjoyed by all at Grang Chapel A. M. E. Church. The pastor, Rev. Hudley, preached two sermons. . CLEBURNE—The R. and A. Club met Nov. 19, at the home of Mrs. E. J. Myers 117 Manafield St. The meeting was call to order by the president, Each member responded with a quotation. The evening was enjoyed by all. Little Anne Royal Guyden, who was named in honor of the Royal Club, ad Miss Hose PILOT POINT—Sunday Seoul was all attended at the First Baptist Church, Sunday. The B. Y. P. 41 is growing rapidly. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Stones were from Dallas visiting relatives. Mrs. Bursie Gillis is here from Sherman at the Bedalde of her sister Mrs. Eddie Hughley. Miss Minole Bell Pitts and also Mr. Will Evans were in Dallas Sunday. The entertainment given by the Court of Cafanhe was a success. Mr. Lewis Whitlow is conversing. Miss Jessie Vaughn and Mr. Orle Hollo were united in marriage Saturday evening. Nov. 10. Mr. and Mrs. James Hammill will leave for South Texas the 1st of December. BRAUNMONT—Services were good at Allen Chapel A. M. E. Church Sunday. Nov. 21. Sunday School at usual hour. Mrs. R. N. Millen, Sext, and all teachers were present. A. M. the pastor, Rev. J. P. Brown, D. P. reached a wonderful see-mon. Three were united with the Church. At 3 P. M. Dr. Brown and A MILLION DOLLAR ORGANIZATION A Consolidated Financial Statement of the Grand Lodge Colored Knights of Pythias and Grand Court of Calanthe of Texas <table><thead><tr><th></th><th>MEN</th><th>WOMEN</th><th>TOTAL</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>Cash in Banks</td><td>$271,297.58</td><td>$290,102.57</td><td>561,400.15</td></tr><tr><td>U. S. Government Securities</td><td>4,000.00</td><td>10,200.00</td><td>14,200.00</td></tr><tr><td>Mtg. Loan and 1st Mtg. Bonds</td><td>218,856.50</td><td>10,000.00</td><td>228,856.50</td></tr><tr><td>Real Estate and Building</td><td>163,529.63</td><td></td><td>163,529.63</td></tr><tr><td>Furniture and Fixtures</td><td>10,735.39</td><td>1,000.00</td><td>11,735.39</td></tr><tr><td>Equity Supreme Lodge Prop.</td><td>29,070.35</td><td></td><td>29,070.35</td></tr><tr><td>Advanced Taxes-Paris</td><td>18,077.25</td><td></td><td>18,077.25</td></tr><tr><td>Other Assets</td><td>13,033.49</td><td></td><td>13,033.49</td></tr><tr><td>Juvenile Department</td><td></td><td>6,913.45</td><td>6,913.45</td></tr><tr><td>Accrued Interest and Rents</td><td>10,000.00</td><td></td><td>10,000.00</td></tr></tbody></table> members worshiped at the Dr. Paul A. reference of the A. M. T. conference in Dallas, Rev. W. B. M. Edrow, M. J. jack sent here to the chamber of the union sermon in the first quarter conference. Rev. W. B. M. Edrow, M. J. help the pastor was sent to Henlein from the conference that convened in Ennis, A. M. D. Gatson At $ P. M. pastor Brown and offended state, as their own from Amarillo, Dr. A. H. Prine is MANUFACTURER TO BUYEN 280 e 22.28 Col. 4 Sheet CATARRH sufferers find grateful relief in the exclusive mental blend in Luden's Menthol **BROWNWOOD** — Services were poorly attended. Sunday night on account of inclement weather, two students were forced to morning to attend the annual conference, Texas, the War Department, and the college. It is updating appended service. M. A. Hail, direcress, Mrs. Lola Johnson, she spent the week and will attend Art Club Friday evening, Mrs. Elin John returned from Ballinger, where she spent the week and will attend Tafell is conducting wonderful work to McGregor last week. Mr. John Woodard, formerly of this place, brother of Mrs. Josec Carr McGregor, she spent the week to McGregor last week. Mr. H. Elliott is able to be at her work. Mr. W. Jim. Sanders is down from the Tafell is moving from Trees and husband has moved on Third Street. H. Cheesey is improving. Mr. L. Adkins is at home again. Mr. H. Pittman will all last week. COLLAGED—Sunday School opened at 9:10. The Lesson was beautifully taught. Bette Bister Rochelin, Sunday under the auspices of the Knights and Daughters and O. E. He was a member of the Loyal Friends of Ames lodge of the Knights. She is a stock list. She is improving. The R. P. Y. U. is doing nicely. The R. P. Y. U. is napping well. The napping well night this week at the Association at Wortham. A great many attended. M. Lazara. A great many attended. P. R. Church had fine services, with nice attendance. The P. R. Church had fine services, with nice attendance. VILLAGE MILLS — Sunday School was good at all Churches. St. John responds to a program. Everyone participates in the duty, and enjoys the program. **AHMERMAN** — Mrs. Rev. S. Flipp and son Mr. Demetrius Flipp on the 17th for California, at the 19th for New York. The Texas Annual Conference of the C. M. E. Church held the Quinceañera mass, presiding. Rev. J. E. Baines was returned to Sherman, with Rev. H. M. McKenna was returned to Rev. M. F. McKenna was returned to Raniel Chapel C. M. E. Church was taken out of the Holland District and placed in the Fort Worth District Conference Convene in Wichita, Missouri, with Rev. M. J. R. Bloen, and Mrs. Karen Gravitt of Paris was communicated residence 160th Foot in Wichita, Rev. M. J. Willemham at the AS OF OCTOBER 31,1926 RESOURCES: feeance of the A. M. T. conference in Dallas, Fla., to H. M. E. McJewle, N.J., to R. E. McJewle, N.J., to M. E. Ceh, R. C. Helt, the former pastor was sent to Henslion from the conference that equiv. to the one he returned from Austin, K. A. Prince is confirmed to his son on account of his passing. He was died in the 16th. The funeral was attended on 11th at Bettelheim priest run by Rev. A. J. Johnson. 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Be careful Salt Allergies CHEVROLET PAGE SEVEN MILITARY PHOTOGRAPHY MILITARY PHOTOGRAPHY In The Realm of Religion remember the Old Home by sending a word and an uttering. The reality of New Hope Church has had no incumbrance of any sort since December, 1911. The funds resulting from this anniversary ingathering are for necessary repairs and replacing the heating system). patting Dr. M. H. Jackson, son of the pastor, Dr. A. S. Jackson, will speak at both anniversary services. There will be special muste all day. Descon E. Hall; Deacon James White; Mrs. O. M. Jackson, Mrs. V. Hall, E. Coston Church Clerk, The Appeal Committee. DR. A. S. JACKSON, Pastor. Indies in all walks of life, from Malta to India and from the Middle East, are preparing their hair, resuming the texture of hair and skin, and Dr. Erd Palmer's *White Whitener* Preparation and there is a惊喜. Any completion, no matter how it is, is a lovely, soft, wavy hair. 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Preparations—four in all skin Whitener, Skin Whitener Soap, Skin Whitener Powder and Hair Dresser—may be had from almost any time goods counter serving race people, but be sure you get the genuine by instating upon Dr. FRED Palmer's, and if your dealer cannot supply you, they will be sent direct from the laboratory upon receipt of price, 20 each, or the four for one dollar. If you want to try before you buy, send four cents in stamps for free samples of Skin Whitener Ointment, Skin Whitener Face Powder and Skin Whitener Soap, addressing Dr. Fred Palmer's Laboratories. Department A-374, Atlanta, Ga. Ruth retires, saying to her, “No ny. She soon brought about the hold 4x side-in-law is gone back to marriage of Ruth to DLS the rich unl 4x people, and unto her god. The god of the Moabites was Chest. The man who had been sent in a new whom Naim had the pleasure to say.” In reply to the question of the nurse, while Ruth became the wright which his became famous and the ancestor of the Christ, the Lord was not to feature them, and the reward. A rich reward. Return from following after these; for whether thou gost I will go; and Whither thou gost, I will lodge; thy people shall be my people. The Lord, and the God my God. “Among the great kings and the great rulers, and that each nation had its god, and when one went to dwell among them, and that each man had his god, and when one supposed they would serve it, was supposed they would serve the god of the land. Ruth decides for the present wonderful sermon. It is to share four of the most essentials. Y. P. L. opened at six o'clock with things in human life with her mother. P. L. opened at six o'clock with the death of his father, Mr. Henry Williams. Mrs. Love of Mill City died suddenly on the 25th of November. Rev. Solomon Price of Mill City Comedies, 1982, was the author of the last book in which they left At the Old House After ten years Naomi reached the old home in Beihleham, while she made famous by this incident—but became more so as the birth place of the great king David and later down this age where the noblest chose celebrated the birth of the Redeemer of the world who was born there. The simple words of the old town friends indicate the drastic change which had taken place in the old house. It in the three weeks rally we reid ed $600.00 in a class contest effort. Miss Ross t. Green, teacher of the Young Men's Class won first honor, a prize of a gold wrist watch and Mrs. E. K. Dixon, the second prize of a ten dollar gold piece, she is the teacher of the young married women's class. The class donated the ten dollars on a window. rewardment upon bequest, both these four sons revivala closed last and better day baked on the well-sections, matriculation, marmalade, and ministries were won, five sons the first son was a night with a marmalade, the second son was a night with a marmalade, and the third son was a night with a marmalade. In sibling terms she added her bursary. New R. M. McIntyre and coming generations in ways of the sections transmitted to the gene. Among these gene were Edilson and friends not to call her Nana my Karen City, N.C., graduated the total services received. In addition to the gene, she called me "Miss" which means bitter. She sold her. She thanked her brother. This was the bank, she deserved committee reports were read and she W. Hunt of Dollar; A. J. Hunt very bitterly with a son. A. J. Hunt very excellent services, as well as a red letter for his belief that war could be avoided on Saturday morning. KIPA, Waco H. H. Anderson be cultivated and an Ama to the community. An Ama to the community. Marshall Hon. G. W. Jackson Corvallis so our soul as we look upon Our Sunday services. Our Sunday services are highly educated. Secondary Education, Higher Ed. Presidential Won, Banka, Corvallis H. Wonderful And For Reaching Heilsch. Neum now attempts it, have hath return, saying to her, he hath returned unto her people, and unto her god. The god of the Mochizuwa was Chochin- gai. In really Ruth and again, these worlds which have have become famous and will all dawn the age again; return-from following after these; for whether then guest I will go with her, or will I go with her; thy people shall be my bishop, he the god my God. Among them the god my God has its god, and when one went to dwell among them that each nation has its god, and the god of the land. Ruth decides to show four of the most important in-law, lot her lot, her bishop, her God and her grace. Ruth writes a doubtful answer to her question, he can only grapple the weight of their meaning when considered in her own life and their dead, Jacob was carried back to Canaan, Joseph and Joseph made the oldest man in the world. Take his bones in when they left Egypt. The distance those women had to travel was about sixty miles—it depending in what part of the land they had made their residence. This was to say the least, a long tramp for the women, and Naomi must often thought how old she was that Ruth was with her. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1920 EL BETHEL, BAPTIST CHURCH, Rev. W. L. Dickson, Pastor W Church in inocent completion of the work. We are birth proud of W. Dickson. We are proud of W. Dickson. The Sunday School under Burst of the Church. original, Belter, Dickson delivered Mrs. Jesse-Dalalus, Amea, applies the morning bless on, "Temptation of the more-marie-charles," to the morning bless on, "Temptation of the more-marie-charles." Many distinguished visitors were and of the opportunity for the far attendance of Sunday School and a favorable influencing of the sanitary school. Mrs. Alice Hale, Mrs. Alice Hale, Mrs. Alice Hale, teachers who not only come in church; POP, L. C. Moore, who has taught them who not only come in congregate some time in Galveston,迅承 with the better class of white Toller of the Dickman's Orphan's院 in their own communities, Mrs. Alice Hale, the creator for our Church construction, as to reflect credit upon the race, the R. Y. P. U. with Mother A. she began her address just at the close of one of the general rooms was to the front line. The night service had a full pre session of the meetings and also, Rev. J. Y. Hilt our second school that she was surprised at and logical and message on "God" The problem of the Negro teacher was Lord's support was commemorated, being diseased and that the picture One ascension to the church was of the unequal position of the hand-of-Fellowship to also more a completely new vision to her of boys must United dating the revival the opportunity for service and collection for the day 11400. R. K. Jones, Reporter, well thinking person in the state, which was at hand for every state which was at hand for every Street, C. M. E. Church spent a very mon. W. T. R. Williams, one of dessert evening on the 29th of the superiority of the Jeanne and Mary Williams, and the 30th of the anniversary of the Board under the day eight at the association. She delivered to Mrs. W. C. Cruftish clared that "the time has come for Mrs. Cruftish to give her own leadership." Our mother "Goward and Uwward responsibility and help to determine $1,565 in our goal for 1927. Officers his own future, Negro schools and schools." Interracial work in the state and the special agent of the Jeunes and State funds all delivered special addresses to the assembly of which we are wont to complain. It is high time that this association concerned itself with the type of teacher who fill the school room as well as with the demands for class in which preparation for the most greater degree than has been the case with the majority of the ad-dresses which have been delivered before the association in other years of its history. President Brooks of Baylor spoke of Texas. The recommendation of a secretary for the employment of a secretary for the whole year by the association and a plan for the establishment of a university for Negroes by the state of Texas. Which the visitors received was a 1924 Dodge Brothers Rodan ...1925 Dodge Brothers Coupe ...$325 Waco Magning News which welcomed the delegation to the city in the name of all of the Negro bideners and newsleaders of the House of Representatives. 1921 Dodge Brothers Roadster ...$325 1922 Ford Coupe ...$375 1926 Ford Touring ...$395 Professor Bile of Texas University of Bishop College was the favorite church and new life teacher at atchment of the opening of the church. He was the director of music at Patrise. **My Prominent Visitor Presents** financing the trend of the word in view acted as master of ceremonies. The most outstanding man and many wars and the obligation he has to serve in his church. **My Prominent Visitor Presents** at this meeting. **And the Liberian Minister Impressed With U. S. Film CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE Virginian Varosan as Paintist, Prickle Johnson who was in the cart of *DEMILIT* "Ten Commandments" and who recently completed a film about the *Magnolia* "Lenox Leaf" will play a double role in "King of Kings" in one of which he will drive the fractions of the *Magnolia* charismatic. Arthur Adler as Artist, *Hairy Hound* actors used, driven were especially selected for their physique perfection, all being standing in a posture of standing feet in height and punished by the flickers as they stood on a platform of foam from being assembled 11p in Hollywood. Amoun intent of the think-persisting to New York City, the heads of the Negroes and they must determine whether or not these schools will do the maximum amount of work to improve their short of their maximum efficiency". He told of the progress of Negroes in statistics in proof of the fact that Negroes had contorted largely for their own education in their country, and others of this kind. He then urged teachers to do their work to improve the character and development in them. If you wish to enjoy a good, intelligent, spiritual service, come to the— PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH A Cordial Welcome Await You Every Sunday 1002 N. Hawkins Street REV. L. R. MAYE, A. B., B. D., Pastor A PAGEANT—COURT OF FAME, Friday Night, December 3 At CITY HALL AUDITORIUM 18 75 Cents Donor thumbnails at the following places: Community Drig More, Little Owl Drug Store, Negro Chamber of Headquarters. GOOD NEWS Buying Your SHOE NEEDS HERE FOR ALL THE FAMILY you will SAVE MANY $ $ $ FOR XMAS PRESENTS Come tomorrow and Saturday to All Seats 75 Cents Secure your tickets at the following places: Community its Gum Drug Store, Little Gum Drug Store, Negro Chamber of Commerce Headquarters. By Buying YOUR SHOE NEEDS HERE FOR ALL THE FAMILY you will FOR XMAS PRESENTS Come tomorrow and Saturday to THIS GREAT SHOE SALE HOME TRADE SHOE STORE 1022 Elm Street Trains and Salaries, Teach View; President, R. I. Smith, A.M. Mining, Research, Manual Grigs, W. H. McClellan, G. W. Votations and Agriculture, Bringing, J. N. Irwin, all of Texas Pension, Postage, and the Pond and others, al demonstrations we present during the meeting. al demonstrations we present during the meeting. al demonstrations we present during the meeting. that was that of the primary on Saturday evening and the choice under the direction of or of the next place of meeting left under the direction of or of the next place of meeting left under the direction of or of the next place of meeting left by several of the all letters of invitation were schools of that city, in hand from Calvation and from In Every Meeting High but no definite choice of interval, manifested, made up until the time of that time. From the welcome pro- ceed at New Hope Baptist Church for information of visitors was NOTICE Amy can keep the schrewsbore of Roberta Thomas, please notify her that her mother is dead at Dallas, Texas. Burial Petal. schools of the Negro Minster Church of the Holy Trinity in the city of Memphis. The meeting and the meeting of the many who indicated that they were interested in the Congregational Church, the schools from which the Father Peter head of the Blessing of drawing and Phillip Shenecal Church, KW, was led in number, the church Sunday for the first time in the history and history of the church and described in point of numbers, the work of the church among his children who were then, and the pastor and is conducting a 100 and date, towards a new church, James Preparate Well. BE FAIR TO YOURSELF separation for the most- he and for the homi- which every one of the as received by the city- classes in Wako. From n down they were hom- the most unmated great whole of the welcome rificers received was a of advertisement to the ng News which web- sation to the city in the of the Negro business nearly twenty of the residences. 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