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TWO KENTUCKY EDITORS FOUND GUILTY OF LIBEL DAVID CARRY SHOT TO DEATH BY WIFE "Whereas we realize that the Clubs in getting a bill before the State Legislature meeting in Jan-Yuan?" Continued on Page 8. Warley and Cole Will Appeal From Fines Imposed by Court in Libel Trial. Papers and Editors Found Guilty When Headlines Criticize Progress of Rape Cases. Louisville, Ky., Dec. 11—(ANP)—and within the next few weeks it makes no difference whether they will have a new order of white man was declared insane for all confiscation of pot, or what the circumstances are? Louisville News, and I. Wills Cole, an assault upon a young Colored Inletment were brought against who judged guilty and fined $950 each and costs on the charge of it being Judge Rub. Lafoon by City Judge, H. P. & Hales, setting as special Circuit Judge at Madison. The Louisville Leader or April to carried a headline which said, "Justice mocked again, white rapist of eleven year old Colored girl is do-ing," legal lynching Coming and charged inanw Muthie cries, "My father is the following wife," said he. Margaret was a well-known, contented woman, with a number of awards at the New York Times, and a number of college courses at the New York University. She was anything though their papers and memoirs. Circuit term, at which time court cases Kurtz bids fair to out, that would be or an testing or litter two editors appeared in Court distance them all in, the double before nature and was brought out in the press. In 1935, she wrote a book on the case of P. Dodd, a prominent Louisville in which the Negro is involved. Whatever criticism there was in her book, who asked for a special through apology, which, when the aristocracy of the black community was involved, was a high cost, and Madisonville was made by the editors in brief, through briefs. Editors Warley and Cold were in *is* about to judge Lexington in the third case of the plea in the case of the Hornsby case. Lexington is the defendant in the case of the Hornsby case appearing in the Judge, who under the law *is* the individual Judge in the "cash" in their papers preceding the trial plea acts are referred in a case, has in. The case against the Kentucky of Dunyon Burney, Nathan. Nathan this instance, himself with editors with assistance, has been accused of a white child murder and as it seems that as it is against the charged with assault on a white child murder has been made a bigger white public press most especially a woman and as the outcome of their army then that Lexington, as the Nega newsperson, Kentucky wife minnie and as the newsperson, Paul dee and as the newsperson, and it is the consonance of our whole press as guaranteed under the law was a "picture of justice" in that Hollis, Fleming and Bard the Constitution of the United States in Lexington, Kentucky, when *a law to be security convicted and hanged and the case attained* in the Court of Juries asserted upon a white woman look like a *picture* with *a hole in it*. Applicable when a young white woman. When the awakening storm commercial in a free for all fight on State Street Monday morning at 3 a.m. in which native rocks and abrasions are being laid by the police, and which has resulted during the past three years in the rehab of 232 Worthington Street was that the police are of the opinion that the attack was at the attic on a riot plot. The local Negro Business League, the Presbyterian Academy, the University of North Carolina, and elected the following officers headed by President Apreya Nathy, the Chamber of Commerce of North Carolina, the College Belleville - Gilbert - Tremble, and Mrs. J. H. Meyler, President of the College. Mrs. J. H. Meyler, president of the College, apreya Nathy, apreya Nathy, who until his death something over the years had given the affair their support to the dormant and its infidelities, Mrs. Yeater took her husband, Howard L. Singer, master, plans their death, and Mrs. J. H. Meyler, president of the College Women's Club promoted, Howard L. Singer, master, plans their death, and Mrs. J. H. Meyler, president of the College Women's Club associate, Mrs. D. W. Bowles, diplomatic secretary of pagenity, Miss - Grace Belk, believed that the plan for a school for desi Bielefeld, Tc. Dec. 11-14(NPJ)—amounts required for buildings and children, 112 days. Mia, Star Smith and Larry Galloway, settlement are more than six times Current expenses per white who were employed at the White as much for the white child as no child ..... 110 Owl Inc at Bustowet, near here: the Colored, and other provisions Current expenses per Negro A Champion of Justice AMessenger of Hope St. Louis, Mo., Dec. 11—(ANP) bet a last week by the bachelor of a week's celebration, the host of Louis Annual "Presentation of Progress." The spacious auditorium of the new People's Finance Building was the first building not had been arrested Tuesday but officers a line that had not been arrested Wednesday. Williams was found on the sidewalk in a dying condition but there was an interesting display of the whole course of the city and a number of interesting displays of the whole retailers of the world's market place. The opening night's program was the second minute at the ample shrift of Progress in a series of tables and scenes written and ARREST 4 FOR SCHOOL HEAD'S DEATH and gistile. It depleted life in the Mound City tracing its through reglionk, education, the home, politics and commercial life. Reccileing programs featured concerta, had ittr, a carnival, a marque, and dance. The New Regus Business League, loaded by President Peorri Abernathier, the Chamber of Commerce of St. Louis, and numerous other bodies had given the affair their demarment and its indefatigable promoter. Toward L. Sajder, mississippi J.L. May, together with their capitalized and international office of pugentry. Miss�s, Liceas, of the beauty contest, Miss Barnees Wheeler of amusement and Adolph Angusus, gian not only to make it an annual affair, but also hoping to stage similar events in several other cities. The new business around the saturday night after we winning a title beatly contest, amid the socialism of her friends. Judges who cannot win the title are the best- cảnd the beauty contest were Mrs. Croan, the Franklin of Kingness City, Famous director St. P�exant, Charles Deacon, and the County of Canada. Bennett of Chicago and the New York City. The New Regus, has been in the commission of the deck, and has been used to the commission of the deck. The New Regus is on the front of the deck, and will be the first of the school. He has found in his home on the school in the morning with three buffets in the choral and the left shoulder of the deck. But the school is not a part of the school. The New Regus was on the commission of the deck. The New Regus conscientiously with HIT HOT He/Thehem, Pa. Dec. 11-(ANP) Mr. Elia Smith and Larry Guloik, Dr. John Smith and Mary Brown, Dr. John Smith and Mary Brown, Dr. John Smith and Mary Brown, Dr. John Smith and Mary Brown, TWW-HELD-4N CONNECTION WITH BIOT --- "The Republican Forty Is, The Ship, All Else Is The Sea."—Fred Douglas. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1920 ENTUCKY EDITORS FOUND GUILTY OF om Fines Imposed by Editors Found Guilty of Rape Cases. DAVID CARRY SHOT TO DEATH EDITOR GUILTY D CARRY S TO DEATH ARREST THIRTEEN FOR 300 NEGRO ACTORS IN DEATH OF HERMIT NEW PICTURE Los Angeles, Cal., Dec. 11—(ANP) Enough Colored actors to comprise the population of an ordinary rural village will swing into strenuous work under the "Kleige as soon as the weather of the present "rainy season" clears. Action was delayed twice last week, an account of rain, meaning thousands of dollars loss Sangiose is said to point to the torr, plays an important character of railroad workers because it was, the "Nukunan runner," "Nome," known that the foreman of the great lion, featured, is one of Kamegai and the hermit had quarrelled with him. The foreman, being to Charles Gay, had given the foreman and had not R. It is located near the city, and been paid lot. CLAIM HEMAN PERRY IS STAG ING “COME-BACK” FATALLY SHOT IN ALL-FIGHT when a young white woman, Helen Hood of Jacksonville, FL, was killed in the collision that the killing of the woman at the inn followed a riot there. St. Louis, Mo. Dec. 11, (ANP) Henna Perry, the insurance firm, storm center in the international air and fall of the Standard Life insurance company, attempted a “come back” and business men here who not only are watching his efforts but are participating in that say, that “We can be his way.” The announcement recently of the marching of the Standard Life Insurance company, the body which originally announced an attempt to purchase the old Standard Life Insurance Company of the Mid West Life of Kansas City was purchased, its impairment “made out and the same changes in Standard Life Insurance Company. Continued on Page 8 Alabama Women Deplore Pool Schools and Pass Resolutions manding Improvement Herman Perry, the insurance whiz, later died. Increasing the officers' liaisons during the campaign makes their donations voluntarily. The St. Louis Underwriter's Corporation, the insurance and fall of the Standard Life Corporation, a finance organization the campaign is resembling intact, and the insurance Company of Georgia, an attempt to a come back, both busily attempting a come back, and busily President, and W. I. H. Hobby, Secretary, the body which originally originated is sent to help his efforts but are part of Alabama Women Deplore Poor Negro Schools and Pass Resolutions De- legacy in our State, and that we urge the undersupreme of the State's compartmental administration and public health in our nation. "Whereas, we realize that the greatest asset of any nation, is the good health of its citizens." And "We Recommend that a committee be appointed to cooperate with the executive committee of the Federalation of 'Coberd Women's Club' in getting a bill for the State legislature meeting in April 2012." Birmingham, Ala., Dec. 11—Pled-in proportion. The committee meeting themselves to take more, add more, declare its belief that "the fair, colored educational provisions for the colored children of Alabama, better approve of these conditions were provided by the state of an inhilited and declared their purpose to give for the care of delinquent the information to the public, to The resolutions pointed out the fact that "there are at all times in the tough clothes or more. Negroes are more sick and more in need of disease, most of it preventable, constituting both a a grave public self and a grave private self." The group to seek in every way to improve health conditions by driving for "higher clinical services, more generous care" and additional public health care." WOMAN BEATS HUSBAND TO PISTOL AND FIRES ONCE WHEN FAMILY ARGUMENT ENDS IN FIGHT. BULLET TAKES EFFECT IN FOREHEAD AND HUSBAND DIES IN AMBULANCE. "Do it Resolved; that we go on." Meanwhile, the Columbia State University. In one instance, the second rebel as deploring the conditions to harbore criticisms of the bombing of the Braden house, a set forth above, and pledge "on the 'best citizen' of Alken County seeming attorney has been made to ulless, to ulless, possible for their testimony and affairs in effect on arrest." In this instance, the second rebel, a former state attorney, outmaneuvered the Braden house. In their conditions, attaining 200 "bombing" editors, to be to the car in which the man who them better distributed criminal cases. More than a week ago, Alman A. was the bombing code was given to vice, more adequate hospital facilities, drawn, a lawyer in Alken's neigh., the police who traced it to the town building, and additional public health services, a first cousin of Renee Louisiana, and there the COMMUNITY CHEST CAMPAIGN NETS $3600 als who contributed amounts from one cent to $40.00. The "contribution of Nebraska to the University of Kansas this year will very likely fall below their donation of $175,000 of last year, in spite of the increased contribution by the public schools, unless the Standard of prospective contributors is met." Tuesday afternoon the midnight Tuesday evening, later as told of Cedar Park Addition. Just off to all the Tigerresser was to the Cedar Park Addition, where the Tigerresser was to the arcade and grounds and to rubbing at it. Monday night and on Tuesday home of the Dield Carry, empty day morning was come home and the Tigerresser was to the arcade and grounds and to rubbing at it. Monday night and on Tuesday him lying in the areas of his wife, where the plaster was kept, the stucco was put in, the paint was applied to the dreary himself, and grounding white fired, once on he rushed at last the screams of the wife rent the bulldog effect just after the first fire. ad at once but he died an the way. According to the story of Mrs. to Parkland Hospital. Curry, the curse had been married Mrs. Curry, was arrested and taken to court five years but in more mature form jall walle she had always been far from her she was held for bond into ideal CLAIM NEW ORLEANS BOMBINGS INTIMIDATE NEGROES (b, the O. C. W. Taylor, AXP) New Orleans is the third-largest city which has for most a long time been regarded as the most economically prosperous city in the south most densely populated of the south most populous of racial urbanities and civic centers. law governor John G. Richards, occupied by Negroes and has been Gov. McLeod has declined to call for a some time, but it is in line with recent session of the three-jury Jury with the greatest present development, and the case will therefore not in the city and is on the come before that body unite Jan. 10介中 internet connecting the busi- lary, after it has been closed. The governor, Gichardis, chooses residential sections. our homestead public question桌 GBE Further declaration in the Al- Continued on Page # T- voulu restegial assertion in New culture as far as possible. Continued on Page # SOCIETY and Club served to 282 guests. Next meeting Wil with Mr. Andrew, Mc. M. Brown with Mr. Andrew, Mc. M. other business club adjourned. Nov. 26-Mar. Drama. was on out of the 10th Hall to participate in the I. Kappa, and the beautiful drama the Gold FISH CLUB was on interment at the Home of Mr. M. Brown with Mr. Andrew, Mc. M. Club for its fall season or United Order of Fellowmen. completed this month, will be exhibited Tuesday, Nov. 28. The following ladies were accepted as new members! Mrs. Daley Hanton, Mrs. Den Baker, Mrs. J. H. DeWitty and Miss Arpine. Our instructor plan for our December work. "Freely Novelties." The besties served is a delicious salad course, obsession pie with whipped cream. Next meeting will Sunday, Dec. 1. GOLDEN LINK CHARITY, CLUB met at 2900 Thomas Avenue; Oct. 25th, Mrs. Leona Laetir proved charming, hostess, lesson Hebrew 11:22, motte repeated, hostess series two, coupes-lunchoon pressed chicken salad, olives, individual ice cream, punkins, hearts shape cakes. Present. vices of Mr. H. Gardner as coachman, Mr. M. U. Anderson, under his presidency of the Dunbar Social club, has proven himself very masterly, in giving to Dallas social etiques an evening of enjoyment and appreciation, which was acknowledged by the best of invited guest the greatest in former YEARS. At the residence of Mies Bubble, wished, date sandwiches, meat sand- D. McKenzie A. Allen Street, Mr. wishes, angel food cake, chocolate Bennie Tennison gave a birthday cake, ice cream, punch, part in Honor of Mies Bubble D. Guest Present. Mies Bubble, Mies Bubble, Mies Bubble, Mies Bubble, 24dte. The guest at the party were Hester Collins, Mies Bita Max 16dte. The house was decorated with lock, Mies Bita Anderson, Mr. and Mies Bubble. NO USE PAYING HIGH PRICES WHEN WE CAN SELL YOU A HIGH-G RATE UNREDEEMED OVERCOAT AT A BIG SAVING. WE ARE PLACING $00 OF THESE UNTO-DATE UNREDEEMED OVERCOATS ON SALE AT ASTONHINGLY LOW PRICES. HURRY DOWN AND PICK ONE OUT. YOU WELL NEVER GET SUCH BARGAINS AGAIN. The Pura Club-field its regular meeting Wednesday Dec. 1st at the home of Mrs. Willie L. Mixon 2124. Comed St. We will meet with Mrs. M. D. Shannon 204 Allen St. Wednesday Dec. 15th. All agents are requested to be present. The hostess served a delicious menu. V. Glover, Reporter LOOK FOR THE NUMBER 2312 ELM STREET 23 YEARS YOUR FRIEND SOCIAL & PERSONAL Mrs. Momie Scott and grand-sov Richard, of Amarillo, Texas, spent the week in Dallas visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. A. P. Thomas, 1887 Meadow Street, has returned from Marshall, Texas, where she has spent several weeks attending the bedside of her daughter, Miss Peasle. Fornam who underwent an operation in the Shepherd Santarium. Mrs. Wills Reed, 2005, N. St. Paul to in-Navasola for the holidays. Rev. H. W. Shaw is improving rapidly. Rev. R. Mindish, of Fort Worth, was overAnnure, visiting Max H. W. Shaw at St. Paul's. Miss Phelli McKinney, the beautiful, full daughter of Dr. and Mrs. T. T. McKinney of Denver, Ohio, and who is a teacher in the Denison high school was guest of Miss Arvis T. Caldwell, 1716. Alien Street, Sunday. Her friends will be delighted to know that she plans a return visit during the Yustide holidays. Mrs. M. E. Durst of Austin is attending the convention here and is stopping with Mrs. W. E. Clark on Taylor Street. She is also the guest of her niece, Miss M. H. Starr. St. Louis, Mo. Dec. 6, 1926. Dr. C. Columbus Harper, the Evangelisticator of an jane. Baptist Institutional Church just closed a most successful and memorable evangelistic catholic at the First Baptist church. He came here at the no. RESMED OVERCOAT AT A TO-DATE UNREDEMINED STUFFS HURRY DOWN BARGAINS AGAIN. ERMAN REMEMBER THE NAME THE DALLAS EXPRESS; DALLAS; TEXAS; SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1926 MRS. P. H. NORRIS-PAGE, Wife J. H. MUKENS, Brother. America's True Sons and Daughters of Ethiopia, an Ancient Bennevent-Praternal, recently organized in Dallas by three, aggressive men, bid well for future service which it is organized to do. It is a fraternal order for service, loyalty and south. Mr. Wade Richardson, one of the successful business men, with his brother, Rev. Richardson and Rev. Alexander are the promoters of this growing institution. The needs of our people will be protected; the poor care for, comforting the distress, and will give young men and women a chance to build themselves up in open doors of opportunity. The management of the express given endorsement to its hopeful efforts. MISS M. D. WAHIS NETTRESS TO POST OF DUTY AFTER ILLNESS Mise M. D. Earls, strenographer of the Dallas Express, returns to her west of duty after few weeks of illness. The staff welcome her again to her faithful duties. Dr. S. L. Brown was her physician. CARD OF THANKS I take this method to express my thanks to many my friends. I include them in my personal list. No. 11, L. F. A. for their expression of thanks during my present visit. **LOADBANK - SCHEDULES.** Sunday 5:30 for Lodestore Magnetic Magnet and we will send you free our Myrna Locke Glass with instructions. Locke Glass with instructions. All underkittens and amphibians with infusions. We will not send shift or equipment. We will send shift or equipment to pay fee and postage. R. D. WESTON, AY 31, BH 41, Chichester. ANNOUNCEMENT M. and Mrs. A. C. M. Daly wish to announce the marriage of their daughter, Phinl T. J. to Mr. William Holloway. Phinl T. J. will CHAIR PLACEMENT W 0 M N — We pay $0.500 giving Gilding Card; please, interacting work. Particulars from Bargainer Card Shop, 131 K. W. IN MEMORIAM Tyler, Texas, Dec. 11— In loving memory of my dear father, Mr. Albert Pierce, who left me just a year ago today. Nov. 21, 1958, Tyler, Tyra. We loved him, yes, we loved him, but anguished loved him more. And they have sweetly offended him. To tender shining hearts. The Golden Gates were opened, a naughty voice called "come." And with farewell unspoken. He school entered home. MRS. GEORGE TERRY, J.L. 5c Down FOR ONLY $1 Week 86 Warner Dell Free! FREE $50 DOLL WITH GLASSES A Christmas Suggestion The cure of the eyes is vital to the old folk. Give Mother and find an order on our optometrist, the G. C. Palmer, for an appointment with a gift. He delivered Christmas; the gift they will receive will be a constant token of your love and sorrow as a constant token of your love. DR G. W. SHELFER Optometrist in Charge GRAYS JEWELERY CO. Cash Prices on Every Terms 100% Elim Street Carrer Elm and Harwood Farmer Elm and Harwood CLASSIFIED ADS WANTED — Ambitious men and women to open cleaning, dying and pressing shops in every community. Cut earn $100 to $100 a week. Complete course $1.00 Write NEW BROTHERS. P. O. Box 600, Chicago, IL. NOTICE! LADIES! MAKE EASY MONEY WHITE MME IDA MARTIN 1001 Leonard Street, Dallas, Texas 12-CY AGENTS WANTED to sell Dr. Link's Keep Straight Half Dreamer, $1.00 per dozen, $0c seller. "Write for free samples. Dr. Link's Medicine Co., 2616 Elm Street, Dallas, Texas. WANTED — A wife, nice look teacher, preferred, if not a good high school education will do, (a young widow will do). I have a good position, will make a good husband and a living. Address PENN COX, Ennis, Texas. 12-12 AGENTER NEW PLAN AGENTER WANTED makes it easy to earn $50.00 to $100.00 weekly selling shirts direct to wearer. No capital or experience needed. Represent a real monfore. Written for PHEL HAMPLOR Medias shirt Monks, $65 Broad way, New York. WAXY POSITION - A. Hewlett Lady Emily wants a position go on any day and a salary feeling at ANNIE. GILLIAN, P. O. Dou 39, North Worth Worth. 11.12.16 REAL ESTATE Make Your Family a Real Christmas Gift that In- crementally Increases in Value One lot 50x125, West Front. Only = $450 = Only Two blicks from Pike, in center of the town. Cash payment, balance. Will consider substantial discount for an extra $250. A. C. WASHINGTON 3-5761 or 3-3054 THE EAST INDIA HAIR GROW ```markdown ``` The Strength Vitality and The Beauty of The Health IF YOU ARE HAIR IS DRY AND WHY TRY EAST INDIA HAIR GROWER If you are, bothered with falling Hair, Dandruff, Hibing Soap or any Hair Trouble we wait you to try a hair co East India Hair Grower. The remedy contains medical p portant that the root of the Hair, stimulate the skin healing nature to do its work Leaves it allly. Performed with a palm of a thousand flowers The best known remedy for Heavy and beautiful Black Eye-Brown, also stores Gray Hair to its Mail ural Color. Can be used with Hot iron for straightening. Price Sent by Mail $60-100 sire for postage. D. LYONR. 816. Central, Oklahoma City, Ohio NEGRO TEACHERS' AGENCY P. O. Box 2232 DALLAS TEXAS We know the best places that need teacher: We know the best teacher that need work. Send stamp for information, confidential service. The Hamilton-Williams Training School for Embalming PHONE U-804 or Write 2533 Washington Ave Come For Your HAIR DRESSING OF THE PORO SYSTEM GUARANTEED AT MUS. S.D. HATTON PHONE 8-9559 004 Allen St. Dallas, Texas Phone: 7-5348 ROBINSON'S GARAGE PARTS Service TIRES, PARTS, OILS, GREASE AND GAS Phone H-7602 3212 Thomas Avenue Dallas --- Texas DALLAS BAND HOUSE COTTON WORKER'S COMMERCIAL CLUB In the Hildebrand Guilding Dunlady Daily. Thursday afternoon given to Ladies for the Festival. From 10am. 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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 colou 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 At Advertising lets the Mark advertise in our columns and we show you the MARK DALLAS EXPRESS PU Good H-0053 Phone LET ME BE YOUR DEPOSIT COMMUNITY DRUG STORE S. T. Williamson, Jr., Prop. Superior Delivery Len at Juliette St. Der have it. Will Get It, or it je Advertise in our columns and we will show you the MARK THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUB. CO Swiss at Good H-5761 Phone H-0053 LET ME BE YOUR DRUGSTORE 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 isn't Made" MATSUDA KANEKO JAPAN 1910-1980 1 DIRECTORY OF DRUG STORES Peoples Drug Store THE STORE THAT SERVICE BUILT. A good store, about 100 yards from the street. Talk to your Drug Troubles. Call us at 212-755-2222. HALL at CENTRAL. Y. H. SMITH. Props. Allen Street Pharmacy Cure, Allcest and Cobham Streets Drugstore and Wellness. Andrew and Wendy. BURTON H-1251 ROBINSON & FORREST. Cliff Drug Store 115 E. 1988 STREET LINES B. 1988 STREET WILDER GRAFFITI REIGNS PARKING. N. G. Penn, Mgr. Wabash Drug Store, Owner E. 19th and Cliff Streets. DRIVER CLIFE, E-212-755-2222. Henry Ford & Brother, Props. "BACK AGAIN" McMAKIN'S DRUG STORE Albert J. McMahid Same courteous and dependable service "TRY ME FIRST" Corner Bryan and Central N. E. Phone 3-1307 VALET AutoStrop Razor sharpens itself columns and we will the MARK EXPRESS PUB. CO H-5761 Phone H-8866 Y DRUG STORE: Jenson, Jr., Prop. or Delivery St. Dallas, Texas Get It, or it isn't Made" EXCELSIOR MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION of Dallas, Texas Most people used money when there's death in the family. Re- latives, help, sympathy, to carry body out of love or that may not be sent for a relative. If you have a friend who has savings take insurance with the EXCELSIOR MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION WE PAY DEATH CLAIMS IN 24 HOURS Any person desiring this protec- tion, call us at 604-3288 Pompano, 300 Elm Street, 9th e-4402. H. Stirickland, Pres. S. Cofield, Sec'y News of Your Home Town DALLAS THE METROPOLIS OF THE SOUTHWEST At the home of Mrs. Mary Trump and Daughter in Wheatley place. A large host of friends were guests at both of these homes and were agreed with adol »s refreshments. At both homes friends were made for the Brotherhood and quite MISS EYES. SOCIETY Miss Mays is very much name *Misses*; Miss Ies is again warm, taking to be Dulcas so-called *Society Women* accounted the eau poppery *Misses* of being *Misses* who are a bad job, but will never guess who Misses are for You. Mrs. Mays who thinks you are the "only one" A tip from Misses *Misses* would be to note the little note book that you womble can be everything to her own home but the only woman, and if she did be drawn to it to kid of her. Therefore Mrs. who does not will be to meet to the meet the women whose name is deemed to learn to hate. Misses thinks its an ally and friend of you. Mrs. Rosalind and Misses have hardened away from your so-called society dance on account of your personal grievance. This Your mini Mum can afford to moke. Mateen Mum did you leave Your past when Mateen Mum knows should fight fire with fire with fire. she will be invited to all the rest you should use the same method. So you be happy to evil hearted want the Nurse used to win him away mean a thing in her life and to it you must be happy but you must be worried, all the years. You must be happy but you must be charm, charm, personal you. Of all the things, Miss Inez should have acquired if you want, and heaves, this one is a "bunny." She should keep your temper and your mind. These many years and time has made the advantage is all on your side. The advice is dear to her. She deeply loved him, she wouldn't have anything in the way, but for him to be hers (the way, but for him to be hers) she would have to say to hold her hands, promise you her bed not only by a bone shot, but by your knowledge of the grief she would have to come to compel, it. pity. Miss Inez's persistence. Keeping the art of hold, Miss Inez is sure you will over the grief. You have to be more important than knowing BROTHERHOOD MOVEMENT MEETS POPULAR APPROVAL A Sumpreme Grand Temple Employs More Deputies, House Parties Given. New Applicants Received. The home office of the Supreme Grand Temple of the Brotherhood of Negro Builders located at Dallas announces many additions to the list of field workers. Among these are Mrs. Virginia Bennett, Mrs. J. Bell Johnson, G. L. Browning, Rev. J. R. Lewis, Mrs. Mary Crump, Boals Lee Daniels, Mrs. Lucy Duckett, Rev. P. C. Cash, Field Organists, Rev. Rev. B. L. B. Cromox and T. J. Jones. Edna Walker, Eorn Champion, R. Lawrence, David Milley, Rev. R. Lewis, Louis Taylor, Ocur. Mrs. Nona Johnson, Chas. R. R. Angie Hampton, Winnie Wimble Victoria Holloway "and Max Smith, Rember the great late Co ference next October at Houston The McGee Temple at Hillsborough reports final organization with enrollment of $2 members with Dulders going out to get in next two more. Those elected serves as officers (by the annual year for the following F. L. Jones Presidents: Mary B. Blieman, V. P. Lula, Solton, Oversee: Virgil The home office of the Supreme Grand Temple of the Brotherhood of Negro Builders located at Dallas announces many additions to the list of field, worktrs. Among these are Mrs. Virginia Bennett, Mrs. J. Hall Johnson, G. L. Brownja, Rev. J. B. Lewis, Mrs. Mary Crump, Poole Lee Daniels, Mrs. Lucy Duckett, Rev. P. C. Cash, Field Organist, Rev. H. L. Cromox and T. J. Jones. Victoria Holloway and Maurice Smith. Member of the Great Cube, the next October at Houston. The McGee Temple at Hillsboro reports final organization with an enrollment of $23 members with all Builders going out to get in at least two more. Those elected to serve as officers for the enས་ President, Mary Brighman, V. P. Jones, Lula Sutton, Overper. Virginia THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1920 PHONES X 0283 X 0283 PHONES X 0283 X 0283 BEAUTIFUL TALKING and SLEEPING BROWNSKIN DANDIES with Human Hair. ALL SIZES. Not for your sake, but for the sake at the Children visit the NOW, and LOOK OVER our HOLIDAY STOCK. Gifts for other members of the family also. Our Store always the center of Negro activity. A home like atmosphere prevails. Drugs and Dug Sundries. Preserve ammunition. Restore art of all music. The VIOLA NIRTUO-Pelham. J. A. AUSTIN, Proprietor 2415 ELM STREET W. A. Carter, N. G. D. It was Hall Carter's first appearance out in public, some twelve years. He is an active member of the NAACP. N. G. V. P. from Dernon was also present and made an encouraging visit. MR. SILAS COFIELD CELEBRATES HIS BIRTH DAY WITH FRIENDS (By W. M. G.) MR SILAS COFIELD CELEBRATES HIS BIRTH DAY WITH FRIENDS Maria Cottolé, better known as *Mini*^a among his friends was a girl from the age of 12 at the residence 2004 Thomas Avenue, when he received congratulations upon his birthday of prose. He was in his daily pursuits and in his daily pursuits and MAN WHO HELD AT ALVARADO NOT PETE JONES WHEATLEY PLACE Christmas Presents AT WETLS They won't cost you near as much here and there ars so many things to pick from. Just see some of these here: Ash Trays .9c Nut Bowls .9c Book Beds .$1.10 Bread Trays .9c Book Racks .$1.49 Sik Gowns .$2.05 Sik Wear .$2.05 Fancy Sweets .$9c Fancy Garters .9c Bon Bon Dresses .9c Men's Shirts .$1.95 Silk Teddies .$1.95 Girl's Costumes .$0.95 Girl's Stationery .9c Men's Polaras .$1.09 Men's Silk Ties .9c Silk Parasols .$3.05 Serving Trays .$1.20 Girls' Dresses .$1.09 Bayon Blouse .$1.09 Plainlette Gowns .9c Hankercher Sets .9c Men's Silk Robes .$0.95 Philippine Gowns .$1.59 Boys Lumberjackjacks .$8.55 Boys Handkerchiefs .$4.00 Colored Glassware .$1.00 Misses Kid Gloves .$1.95 Men's Cape Gloves .$2.05 Girls' Rain Coats .$2.05 Wicker Waste Baskets .9c Half Knee Basket .$1.05 Men's Fancy Web Sox .$0.95 Hankercher Underwear .$1.00 Infants' Bath Robes .$1.00 Men's Blanket Robes .$3.95 Men's Silk Mufflers .$8.55 Men's Coat Sweats .$2.05 Slim and Pepo Sweats .$1.29 3-Piece Sweater Sets .$1.05 Fancy Chinese Baskets .$1.29 Pure Linen Lunch Cloths .5c Embroidered Vanity Sacks .70c All Silk Chiffon Dress .$1.19 Clothing Bath Robes .$2.05 Men's Cricket Sweaters .$4.95 Natural Wood Nut Bows .$1.49 Real French Kid Gloves .$2.05 Hibbon Novelties 90c and ... 90c Akely Linen Hand kirechefs ... 25c Embroidered Bridge Cloths 90c Novelty Cham- sets Chevres ... 95c Embroidered Dresser Shears 75c Embroidered Turkish Towels ... 90c 3 Place Linen Lounge Sets ... 85.00 Children's Par Top Mittens $11.19 Embroidered Porto Rican Towels 79c Children's Silk Dresses 2 to 6 ... $3.05 Embroidered Bath Towel Sets 75c Embroidered All-Line Dresser Shears 85c Raven Bedspread, various colors ... $3.20 And there are many more things for your own use and for Pretty Christmas Presents. ```markdown ``` PAG 3 THRU Professional Directory raised on Eagle Brand Condensed Milk is now almost seventy years old. - Since 1857 the most of all in- fant foods. Borden's EAGLE BRAND CONDENSED MILK THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING Mortorious Printing and Designing 2124 HALL STREET (RUNNING BIRD BUILDING) Lowest Price. Orders filled promptly by children or myself. Your patronage is solicited. COME TO THE BIG CHIEF HERB COMPANY 607 North Central Ave. COME TO THE BIG CHIEF HERB COMPANY 607 North Central Ave. Tonic for the Blood Kidney and Stomach. Luck Pieces, John the Conqueror, Load Stone. This slip is good for 25 Cents in trade on a bottle of our tonics. BIG CHIEF HERB COMPANY MILITARY AIR FORCE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Warley and Colt, two Negro editors of Kentucky have been found guilty of libelling a judge and their punishment has been assessed by the court. The case grew out of the adjudging of a case in which a Negro woman when on a charge of rape on a little Negro girl and shortly afterward, the conviction of two Negroes and their hanging on a similar charge though the victim was white. Headlines in the papers of the two men were used as evidence. Their case will be taken to the MEMBER 6 NATIONAL, NEGRO PRESS ASSOCIATION. Published every Saturday Morning in the Year at 2409 Swine Avenue. Entered at Post Office at Dallas, Texas, at second-class mat- ter, under Act of Congress, merri- 3782. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PIRI FISHING CO. (Incorporated) DALLAS, TEXAS 1 Year $2.25 6 Months 75 Begin Copy .00 Notice to The Public Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or re- tation of any person, or form Foreign Advertising Representative It is probable that this is the first instance on record where the anger of southern white man, aroused by the declarations of a Negro journal has resulted in such lawful procedure as trial by a jury and legitimate action through the courts. It has usually happened before that "river bottom" justice or the demolition of his plant were the penalties which he paid for his plain speech. And in so far as this case has been lawfully handled the state of Kentucky is entitled to assert that the evidence as such was submitted is an agreement for the potency of Negro journals, the like of which is seldom ever seen in the south. Surely their influence is increasing. W. B. Ziff Company, 606 South Dearborn St., Chicago, IL W. B. Ziff Company, 404 Morto Bidg., 116 East Nassau St. THE DALLAS EXPRESS has never helped the white racer, neither has it been disregained by the yellow streak. It is not afflicted with the final month. It is a glenny, every day, feasible, conservative new paper, with time-now-still to catch the passing brewer's files we debtful flings. It professes a patriotism as broad as our country. Its love of even handed justice reverses all the territory occupied by the bu- nner race. This is pretty high- ground, but we live on it and are prospering. It has of the peas come up and stand with us. This ground is help- rather make a bit and bit of comment on the thinking ability of the leading white people of the states in which such conspiracy would always be evident in our society. Representatives from the other states and from cities by whom they were present and by cities where they present a deeper message; it indicated the possible strength and the power of the Negro people of the Negro schools of their state is very definitely helping to beeger the civilization of the white people of the present world; the black people of this present world more than 1500 visitors and some more than 1000 visitors from West as Chicago and South Atlanta. States of such a state will take this poverty strick- There may be those who feel that too much is being said about the Tay Your Four. For the sake of the matter, we should consider the individual rather than the masses. There may be people who might well have originated with some source other than those who first gave publicity to it. But the fact that the movement is a good one and in which every individual with the guarantees that good will be accompanied by it, What could be more to be desired than a law that their breadth have felt that they should have little to do? What could be better than to realise concerns the individual rather than the masses. There may be a need to ensure that our nation's final reaching of such a stage might well have originated with some sources than that of the masses. Whatever the contention there can be little disagreement with the fact that the civilization of any state or nation depends almost directly upon its school system. Poor schools mean poor citizens and the working of this law is definitely fixed. The individual and organization can join hands to accomplish the needs for the backwardness of the south in matters educational and the poverty of the appropriations for Negroes has be more to be desired than a law governing strenthright ammunition for the black community. Their reasoned vote that the government should have little to do? What would be better than to realise that the general rate for a community is souls, but the penalty of poor education of the Negro be escaped. he filled for the general good of the race only as the right of our fraternity is used wisely and well. We are used wisely in each club in the city can join with no fearing that there must to come therefrom. There are fifty or more of much clubs in the city and the combined men and women are thousand. Add to that number of men and women the great number who are tax-payers and think of the tremendous power for good that could be qualified to vote andGuidious as to the best place in the city could be thing to be much desired, such a condition is such as dull has needed very badly for many of persons in any city has disbanded their clergy and censured of persons in any city has no reason to feel that Dulce is any exception to that rule. All persons in any city which are desired by the group can be had by this means—and OTHER MEANS NOW EVEN The situation is pitiful but by no means hopeless. When it is realized that they have come a long way in their contemplation of things educational within a short space of fifty years and that there is hope for their improvement as time goes on. Certainly one of the best ways in which to do this is to be given the opportunity when compared to the rest of the civilized world is the type of publicity which is being given them in these articles. And the condition challenges the whole of the teaching public of the state as well as all other citizens. The condition gives opportunity for the rendering of a service to the state which it should not be overlooked. The improvement of North America is the result of the most progressive thinkers of both races proves amply enough that the people of Mississippi can change this very deplorable condition. And it may be remarked here that those of other states may be remarked here that those of other states may well think rather definitely upon the fact that the plight of Mississippi can be duplicated in other states. It is not surprising that the public is up in a very definite way the publication of the facts concerning their own states when the time comes. THE NEGRO MAY COME IN FOR CONSIDERATION IN CONGRESS It is being removed around Washington that the election methods of the south may come in for a good airing on Congress in the coming session. The reason given is that the Senate has been so reluctant to the introduction of refusing seats of Vars and others who come into the body with the taint of "slush money" on them. Republican Senators counter with the statement that if this is done, the reason for the placing of all of the southern senators definitely determined as the disfranchisement of the Negro. The alone for over thirty thousand members of the race, the only one to be eligible for the DEFENSE IN DALLAS A POLL TAX FAYER AND PROSPECTS. The police, every well punished person, to ask in this movement and there is no better way in which to give the police the power to own POLL TAX and THEN COURAGING OTHERS TO DO WHAT they want of the city, could well ford to be numbered among those organizations which made special efforts to increase the number of them was a holder of a poll tax receipt. To do this would constitute no more than a few collections. It should be done. It is unfortunate that in a democracy it should be necessary for a dispute over seats to arise before the suffrage rights of several million of citizens should receive the attention which it deserves but that seems the case in this country now. And however it comes, it will by no means be un欢迎. There will be general agreement with such a policy on the part of all members of the race and some members of the other race. --- THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1998 be ample occasion for the raising of the issue between the northern Republicans and the Southern Democrats. It will be a case of the opportunity for just men to get their deserts when thieves fall out. THE PROBLEM OF THE NEGRO MIGRANT IN THE NORTH (By Dr. W. A. C. Hughes) MOOSPIET By Robert P. Edwards (He was a slave of Grace, Africa, and a famous pupil of disparity houses, 48 per cent of the population, 19 per cent of relationships between sexes, 50 per cent of arrests for practical forms of assault, 15 per cent of weapons, 15 per cent of salts of liquor, 50 per cent of tons of prostitution, 10 per cent of emancipation, and national progress was not avail from this source. Mongreq, report from China Exhibition Goes Merrily On Willay College, Marshall, Texas, them, and that democracy for black men was not to be had in white men's wars" The following officers have been elected: President, Builder F. L. Jones, Vice President, Builder Merres-ray Brignon; Corresponding secretary, Builder Channie Mac Rates, Financial secretary, Builder V. A. Craddie; Teacher Builder F. R. Hoon. TERRELL—Prof. G. W. Foster, off of the oldest teachers and citizens of Kaufman County, died here after a very brief illness, intermational, on the 25th of the 19th. The annual conference of the C. M. E. Church was in season, here last week with the St. Luke church Bishop J. W. McKinney, presiding, Battleham, and the New Hopkins church held their annual business last week. Prof. W. H. Burnett and the number of the city teachers attended at the State Teachers Association at Wago, Mrs. Lohlin's Harris Brewer, as spent the week and 16 the city of Prof. R. E. Willis was in Dallas Saturday. Rev. C. H. Booker, president of Sunday, evening at the Rainfield Mark Church, Dyton. The ordinary school was administered in the fall, followed into the church on Sunday night. Mrs. Bute Smith left for, Los Angeles, after spending. Thinking with her mother, Mr. Lixie Tata and Mrs. N. Pagan are still on the sick list. But, allowing for all his spectacle that�s generations as to numbers of the world were at the same time at the same time as to the greats of the world. The first of the two was the biggest group of negro people, the most gathered into a single organization, and his influencer reaching the world. English officials, the most-favored group of the world, made shipmen and kept notes on him, and any American Negro who could not satisfy them that he was not a Garvycity, might be de- that, and the most important thing to them is to read an example began to hear, an individual black man who was almost without a country—for he was an English Negro and unknown. The world is a complete, unknowable, unsolicited progress. There are more legitimate business enterprises, more boys and girls in school, and more of them are organized for as long as they are the same. The most important is to back to Africa, they can be organized to advance and default their economic and political life and rights if the victory is not a result of the BROWNWOOD — Service was well attended Sunday at the various churches. Mrs. R. J. Bursson established a few fields. Thasle giving evening. Mrs. Tru Chandler entertains friends. Thanksgiving. Rick's Mrs. P. Howell, Mrs. Tru Chandler, Sarah Hullin, Rustic Lee Harris, Mr. H. Cheesey, Mr. Prof. Bingley's Infants. Miss Mattie Scott of Temple joined the A. M. K Church Bungy's P. M. Mr. John Woodard was drowned in galleries on where they did. Thankfully Thursday Nov. 21 Rev. and family have moved on. Hall Street. Mrs. R. J. Chandler has lifeworks and his new home, Mrs. M. A. Hall and Mrs. E. E. Warren motored to Holtan where they spent Thanksgiving with friends and relatives and returned Monday P. M. Mr. Hubert Pullum and Miss Grace were married last week. Rev. R. H. Alexander from Ban Marcs where he attended the conforming Prof. T. F. Hardin returned from the Teacher Association. Mrs. Nickel's arrived from Belleville, Mrs. Tru Chandler from McGregor. Mrs. Hornbey of Topie's went Thanksgiving with her. Reacher Mr. W. Leck, Mrs. Miss Rufkin, Mrs. Jackson of Group's "Owl, to visiting key elates. Mrs. Frank Pittman, Mrs. own labor.²² Printed data for 1012-1123-1123 involved workers who can man up from the city of New York to work and should be able to work for a fair wage in power for labor and municipality and all the number of social security employees to change themselves and the document of the 16th Amendment. ²² Rev. James L. Warton preached two biblical seminars, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Bickley, and Mr. and Mrs. Thanksgiving Rev. and Mrs. Kelby, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthan Monton and Mrs. and Mrs. Duncan broke broken, Mrs. and Mrs. Merry D. McCrawell left Saturday for Manger, Oklahoma and Mrs. and Mrs. Duncan pulled left Monday for Tiller, Texas. Services were good at Bittelheim Church, which is held at annual worship. Our pastor, Bray A. K. Keith preached two wonders on Sunday, then Chandan A. M. Church the Sunday School was good, the pastor K. M. Church the grasped two great seminars. a two weeks away. Later, Presm was accidentally shot Saturday afternoon. Prof. M. R. Davis, Mrs. R. E. Coleman, Prof. S. V. Pierce, Miss C. E. Piquee attended the State Teachers Association at Waco, Mrs. W. T. Griffin's building a nice home on his lot in North Jacksonville, Rev. Wheeler, patrol of West Union Baptist Church, filled his regular appointment Sunday. Service good, three additions in the church. TAYLOR — Thanksgiving was quietly observed here last week. Prof. and Mrs. O. T. Price, Mrs. D. A. Price, Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Dickey, Miss Krna Wright Prof. B. E. Smith attended the State Teacher's Association in Waco, Rev. and Mrs. M. T. Covington. In Austin, Mr. Harry Hector and Mr. James Lowe have entered the wood business. Rev. P. F. Jackson was reassigned to this city as pastor of the A. M. E. church. His many friends are glad to welcome him back. Mr. John Berry has returned from Houston, Mr. T. W. Price visited in Post Worth and Clethurne last week. Many people who left this section last on account of the drought have returned. Mr. Josh Hall's house was destroyed by fire. Nov. 29th. **BRYAN** - Services were good at all the churches, Sunday, Prof. M. Isaac, president of the Elda Community school. Misa Irmna. Demaster and teacher of the Elda Community rural teachers were in the city Saturday and both purchased copies of the book "A sport fans motored to Waco." Texan to the school to give演示 of football game. The unusual warm weather for this day the dragon of the Texan and as a result Dra. Thompson and Hammond are being kept busy. In addition to the impressive data from them, this may be the means of "their being great in every way." It is not the imperative data, of every Nrafa family in Bryan to press comes in, their bodies heal for more. For 10 years this team out, out in hard-running championship group, and each week is filled with helpful information to leaders of the team, your neths and financial support and we will guarantee you full payment. G. Sandberg. BRECKENWIDGE — Mazzalbah Chapel A. M. E. Church service was free throughout the day. Bye C. W. McIlmenz. Presiding. Eller runned two photographs, ceremony runned at 11 A. M. and Sunday night. With Bishop George Monday night. After which he will hold his quarter. This will be his first quarter. Olive Baptist Church. was fire throughout the day. Rev. H. Dixon, pastor of the First Baptist church, Mineral Well, Tex. preached two glorious sermons, Sunday at 11 A. M. and Sunday night. Mr. Olive Baptist Celebrated the 16th anniversary for their pastor Rev. J. A. Jordan and the 16th for the church. At 2:00 o'clock P. M. (1) ministers and members were invited to be present at Mr. Oliva D. C. A host of white friends and pastor of the First Baptist church, Rev. Bharath and members were present to witness the great pre-gram which we pit over. Rev. H. Dixon and wife will return home, Tuesday. The Second Epistle church services were fine. Rev. H. C. Curry preached two glorious sermons Sunday at 11 A. M. and Sunday night. Mrs. L. H. Rox, teacher for this 2019 has returned from Waco, Texas where she has been attending the Teachers' Staff meet. The first reported is joyable trip. My Robert Hamilton, State Equity for the W. O. W. has succeeded in argumenting a Lophoray report, and this day night. "Mr. O. W. C. Cash left Saturday evening for whitney, was called to the bed side of her grand mother. Three bibles born in the city the past week. ...Austin, Texas, D66. 71-Wm. beautiful weather we begin a week after one great Thanksgiving huge image. We had an excellent sermon in the morning of Thanksgiving by Rev. Dr. Farmer, Depth of Theology, Samuel Huston College. This sermon was one filled with historical as well as spiritual food. We were indeed thankful for this. Then the "Turkey" dinner, cranberry sauce, entry, letters, and other veggie tables were well cooked by our chief Mr. B. F. Vannandt, anally by Miss Thomson. The cake was baked by the girls of the crusée Science Department, under the direction of Miss E. M. Black. Dairy in this department. They were first class. At the evening hour a social was indulged in for two hours by the advanced-blind and deaf students. They were charged to their millions and teachers. Visitors were Mrs. M. W. Givens, Mrs. W. W. Frager, wife of the principal男女, of Dustin, Texas, who visited her son Robert Black, Mrs. Keane. Thus ended a full show of the class. (1911 series in 1911) Several teachers attended the "to" eachers Association, others the-foot-bolt name, Flint Martin and Mrs. Martin were all smiles at the class of the day. We enjoyed very much a brief visit from the Rev. W.R. Franks of Pittsburgh, Texas. We are highly pleased for more than one reason. For the vigil to us from Reverend Franks first, for the bringing to us of little Pearline Johnson, a blind girl entering for the first time this school-she is taking the 10th student of this institution, the number long-sought and just-resolved, breaking the attendance roll of the Institution number having been dashed along its on-explanation. He also preached a� rousing sermon for us last night. "The Artist" TAYLOR WOLDS, Mary Alexander, who has been ill for several days is much improved. Mrs. L. M. Hall, her entertained in number of friends at her residence last week. Rev. G. W. Anderson, ex-pastor of Allen Chapel church, was honor guest. Rev. M. L. Covington was in Mobile, Falls, high week. Prof. set. Pendergrass has purchased the Mack Bright woven store. Mrs. Rachel Gate has turned from Houston where she attended Mr. Peter Morris who is only who. The Taylor Choral Club rendered an excellent program at the Fair Theatre—last Friday—night. Beefish Blackshear Ecoot Piano. Mr. Jar Norris is president of the club. Mr. Leon Johnson, Mr. J.a. Norris, Mrs. Murray Mrs. Mr. Johnson and Miss Annle-Perkins all members of the club and along the entire receipts were given for the school plans. Mr. George Bragford, Jr. has purchased a number of fine chickens. He expects to raise them for the market. Don't forget to save $50 for the Exxon. King 400. Crawford Price will get your paper to you at age PONKY — Sunday School was well attended with Rupa, Miale Mannan, at his post, Mrs. Willis Turner, turned Sunday evening from the State Teachers' at al. Mrs. Willis turned on the slick list, Mr. Cliffon Tanner was returned to make Parent Week been on the slick list has received. Mrs. Alessia Brown, wife of the slick list mother and mother, Mr. Kami Jones of Dressell, Mich. is in the city at an event on Sunday evening under the supervision of Miale Turney and Mrs. Willis Turner, Saturday evening. Ft. Worth News Mr. Little Motley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Monroe, one of the unmistakable teachers of Mr. Day in Mr. Claude Shilton. They met in Mr. Worth and Bonner 309 Elm Street, who served the "Kelly Wade" and the wedding of Mr. Day and Mrs. Shilton. Were Mr. and Mrs. Ira Shilton. Jennie Waver of Olyphants Claude Shilton visited his brother 101 Snow-York Ave. and them their honey-mom at the time of Mr. Bryan on Bryant Ave. and were home to Mr. and Mrs. Bryan. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe were served a 2-ounce special dinner at of Mr. and Mrs. L. The New H&R man CREDIT AT YOUR OWN TERMS DECEMBER VALUES! STUDENT SHOWING OF WISHES December is here—and only a few short weeks until Christmas. wait until he last minute to obtain clothing requirements on the MAR Plan. Come in and investigate our wonderful new low prices. You can make you can—at our own terrace. Then select a suit and wear while paying a convention sum each pay day—we will gladly trust you. T BYLE & R CARICHI CLOTHING CO. 1810 ELM Opposite Athletic Bldg. OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 10 P.M. Lincoln Manor Tiger Cat and Kid Juniors. The new Mitchell fought a three round bout expected from the with Lincoln Manor Tiger Cat was of chance did man the decision. They played with OCTOBER EVENINGS UNTIL A MAS HOYLE & 1810 ELM OPEN BATUR HEAD SIMONS LANDS K. BLOW IN 2ND ROUND Lincoln Ma- Mitchell Foug wilton Lincoln Kenton de H OYLE & R ARICK CLOTHING CO 1810 ELM Opposite Athletic Bldg. 214 Moore and Will Dillon fought the Semi-final up when we, was, schooled. Moore sent a right to 125 pounds. Moore sent a right to him out in the second round. 19 rounds. Had them made in the TRENDERER or form, braided in the middle of how THANK ring and rubbed in the rosum PLATING the wounds showed to his career and VERISIT in thad. Finally Sincere made his Tuskegen in the crowd not quiet and how to the bib in the rosum. Had his eyes closed as though he giving Dear B to a sleep, the gloves was put on an unliterary book. Tuskegee Tigers made their final how to the home fans for this season in the Athletic Bowl Thanksgiving. Day-by-defeating the Southern University (Louisiana) team 23 to 9 in a game placed throughout the first quarter by the second team in spite of Tuskegee's four first down-and-score against the blank sheet for the visitors, the university boys made a splendid showing in the first畅ed. Their well aimed tackles and consistent line play were well executed. Early-in this the ball was held the visitor's terrific any significant howvir. Crozed toowdown. Steven tra point by klc. Beginning with the first team, m placed by second men who opened in's line plunges touchdown by Na the final point by The outstanding Two bell stairs and two slanted stairs well executed. Early in this, the outstanding players for South Carolina were: J. H. Harden with a 6-1 victory over Florida, Matt Harden with a 6-1 victory over Kentucky, and Matt Attemps with a 6-1 victory with J. H. Harden at right; Center, A. H. Harrison, guard; and J. H. Harden at left. lauded a left hook on Smith's head over the lastarker. Smith, Courdes, Tullock, Brown, and slapped to the floor. Smith tried. The second quarter spanned with Center, Dennen, and R. Smith. R in recovery up and down. Courdes lauded a chums from the groundstand as the duxx quarterback: Biller, stepping back to the chin which knocked Smith. Woman, Johnson, and gave up the backs to their刃, Tullock. $9.95 and $14.95 Up in 5' BIG GROUPS There are all values previously preceded by $1239 to $1699 A Rare Value Other Fine Group You see the New Millinery Models From $22.50 to $75.00 Men's and Young Men's TWO PANTS Suits $32.50 Up Also Men's Suits From $22.50 to $65.00 ARICK CLOTHING CO. Bldg. Junior. The unseamer which was expected from the visitors because the team was unseamed and committed. They played with the same skill evidenced in the first quarter. Forward and quarter, were interplaced and blocked. line plumbers were held for no gain, and end runs were out off by the plumbers. Stevens's pass was questioned flight goal, against the wind, from the 64 yard line, brought the start to nine point. Plumbers with Bissonson's 64 yard kick-off which was returned by Clyde. Blinnah Here is a Wonderful Opportunity to Make a Big Saving A choice list of styl- vous new models for fine labs and art galleries; richly trum- ned in fur. At This Feature Price $19.75 Up GROUPS FROM SELLS & CHILDREN'S MUSEUMS the wonderful group of alters at Overcoast, offers a variety of activities, plains, blues, blues, novelletie, etc., at www.overcoast.org THE DALLAS EXPRESS. DALLAS. TEXAS. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 11. 1926 And so, it is the custom to pitch all-star teams, a fellow can only offer eleven this year, we start with the back the line like孟伦, he personal observation which means, "The Four." We have Parker and can point with unusual ability, in our case, that perhaps some very can assured that the team he Turner can throw football as ABILITY. Johnny and Nick would able-quarterback whom we have杰奎琳 would like a good account杰奎琳 as a baseball, in make a dangerous flash combo, which play are not even given We know there will be a lot of their weight in gold. We have Spencer of Navar, Harrison, of Chamble, the best field general in Southern, Heaton, of Stamford, Chamble. With this explanation to save our criticism of our selections just as we will find criticism of silver selections the conference will also be here, of Leland, Jefferson, of Al. Coast team selection, for your interest, the soul, and we learn more of its interience and a ball carrier a smart and intelligent and honest criticism than by compulsion. Pass receive of more than average. There are plants of good baskets. After much prayer and mediation, the line to be found anywhere, of have named the four contouring the above mentioned man, Parker, once already. Among the other good Coast team feeling confident that Grace and Turner can man with baskets, we would name Allen, of Bighting凯恩 was knocked out in the rest of them, and not be better than the rest of them. It is just as good that. That leaves seven to be seized, of New Orleans, of Al-16 round fight with Sully Mont-Jean, of them. It is just as good that. The task of selecting the corn, Bolden and Wesson, of gory heath at the Colleen-Plain. voters. Luck, play a good part in winning places on such teams. An humble lineman may take out a defensive player just at the right time and a half-black will run 70 yards for a touchdown and win in normal glory, whereas he might not have reached the line of scrimmage if the aforesaid lineman had failed as the crucial moment. If one were picking an effective football machine instead of a collection of individual stars and would maybe risk out his favor. without question. A tremendous job faces one in getting a center for the team. Last year Arthur Royz's, of Straight, was our pick and won the official position on our composite team. Royal is still a fine center and certainly no team would be weakened by putting him back at his old job. However, these are some other fine centers in Hav. kins, of Aloern, Hanson, of Navier, and Paryvis, of Letsud. But we believe that Royal has the edge in all of them. For guards we have placed Taylor, of New Orleans and B. Harrison of Southern. But the best natural guard we have seen this season is "Joochie". Adams, of Straight, a dandy good player, weighing 21 pounds and a fast than on the field. men you would have the two best Watson, of Leaston, Dugan, of patrons, the best ball carrier, the Straight, Washington, of Alcorn and Official Party (Bennett) refere Country (Morbhous) simpler; cume Time (Morbhous) head lineman. Time of Quarters 18 minutes. The casualty list among southern sports writers who are, selecting an all-southern football team for an all-star game, is among those who are "Woody" from the effort; the best individual brilliance on the gridiron in many positions; the best-field position almost selected themselves; the best standing stare were found and no more. The task received itself in a matter of elimination which was not difficult, but practically edible ability being left for each position, so to make any case because our idea of an all-star team or any other kind of an ALI team is an aggregation of men who show sufficient potential strength in an unambiguous combination in this or that conference or man. In view of the fact that we had not seen all the teams in the conference, we were able to select a team from the leading teams of the conference when we had seen play we decided to do There may be individuals on the teams which we have not seen play who could well replace some members of our composite team, but we choose to stay within the limits of personal observation on the entire team selection where the light of reason rather than secondhand option could be brought to bear. It is entirely possible, and this season it was true that two or three men may possess absolutely equal ability at one certain position in so far as sideline observation can determine. In this case it was quite policy to select a man for the position from the team which had the best record. This is, in particular, true to the two where each position is but one unit of a closely trusted machine. The person making the selection is bound to be influenced by what he has seen with his own eyes, and by the does on the players with the best publicity agents. Many great players will be passed up. Reasons of stars won't even be mentioned. Every viewpoint is a limited one, and must necessarily be such. And yet even with a limited horizon, great teams can be picked. HARTS Hart See this three-plus suite, including fiddle and two Rockers, balt of fiber, strong and sturdy, finished in Rose and Gold $49.75 or French glove with Art Grosseau, spring cuphing, Hart's Hart's Christmas Price . . . Hart's One of our best values in Tele- phone Sets. Stand and Chair to match, strong and sturdy, fin- ished at 'Mahogany, $8.95 at farf's Christmas $8.95 Price. Marx's This little plaque of furniture is finished in Mahogany, and is very useful, sitting at your arm chair or sofa. $3.65 Price. Kora-Summer THE STORE OF GOOD, I ELM at HARW New Orleans. This reunithe man has carried a place on an all-star team from this if anybody has. The cannot pass or back the line like Melton, but he can push with unusual ability, in our case ability. Johnny and Nick would make a dangerous flank combination on any bedrock team. Spencer of Xavier, Harrison, of Southern,�neth, of Straight Chain, of a beds of Island, Jefferson, of Alcorn, and Cannon of Jackson, are all smart and aggressive ends. There are plenty of good bickles in the Out Hates this year, but we have named the four outstanding ones, already. Among the other good backs, we would nace Allen, of Netherlands, of Navில் for the fourth. One O'Neill's, Abrams, of Al- l-10 round corn, Golden and Weema, of Monterich. The next-best field-genesis. In week night order, are Benjamin, of Straight kawood in Smith, of Leland, and Balome, of Morris, on ALWAYS THE FINEST HAIR --- ```markdown ``` Guards vanting right at the top. Clay and Washington are hard to beat. Dugas has been a sensation all season. But his been an alternate guard and hasn't quite got the polish and seasoning necessary for an all-star berth. There are probably greater teckles along the Gulf Coast than in many previous seasons. The list is a long one, but Lambert of Xavier, Washington, of Straight; Earlin and Johnson, of New Orleans; Williams of Alsom; Powell, of Leland and McAllister, of Houtney; appear to be the outstanding ones. All of these men are sure to get much support. Of the lot we pick Lambert, of Gazler, and Washington, of Straight as our candidates. These two men were playing experiences when they other two players in the conference. Another of them—the steady and consistent, and are always in the fight. They are big often, ransny and possess fine sakes of hands, of superb courage and agressiveness. 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Many people have returned from one town, Mr. Tari Tomi Tartuva, to another town, Dalia Dalia. The dalees of the guests of Mneta Mneta Meshion on Thanksgiving a second night at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Hailstil in Mr. and Mrs. A. Hyder immo. Seamul for the Express, only 6 cents cash. FURBIS — Rev. Akiyu presided last semester, Sunday for the conference year, Mr. J. P. Allen died on the 14th Knots of Knights of Pi on November 14, 2015. Understanding Company, Dalia Dalia. M. Mayward presided at St. Mary's Church on the 23rd Palms, in the morning after the service, he spoke from the aisle. Seamul for the Express, only 6 cents cash. friends were present. Mr. Prison was in business at Hawkins, who was a lawyer. He was a very industrious young man. He was a member of the Masons. He was a member of the Masons and carried a saints policy. We were to meet to the other relatives. CROCKETT—On account of hurricane weather there was an increase in morning activities on the third Sunday, Rev. R. Scott and winters on Rev. W. Scott and on Rev. M. Hally, Pannie Mac Dickerson and Mia Lauren Caulhoun left for the afternoon. The 22 at Rev. Rov. Scott had a round report to carry to the court. Church are praised of Rev. Rov. Scott, Mrs. Jane Anderson, and Rev. Rov. Scott is survived by her husband, four children, and a fellow of a bishop, praached at the C. M. K. Church and afterward Church is holding over a fine baby girl. They are doing nicely, Mrs. Engens Davis is building a 'new house, M. H. Houston Smith, Mary H. Houston Smith, and also remodelling their homen, M. H. McKinnt in Inventing his house. Mr. John English Streeter, Mr. John English Streeter, Mr. meeting, Mr. M. A. Lewis, M. O. Johnson, and M. M. R. left for Lafontaine, on the Misle. **ARLENE**-Mr. Jaw Woods of this city died Sunday morning at ten thirty o'clock, having been sick for three weeks. 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SUPREME HOME INTERNATIONAL CORD OF AMERICA 2628 Commerce St. Dallas, Texas REMEMBER: "The Record of Our Success, is Written in Terms of Service." all, is all "going much business," as has been the case of the sons and Daughters of America. Thanksgiving Day was highly observed by all the churches of the city, and the pastor of Paul M. E. Church, Rev. R. T. Hank, pastor was quick to a success and added folks to the church. Dr. M. L. Mater, Hennis Love, Jr., and Hennis Love, Jr., and Clinton Lake at Bread Brothers Club House fishing and duck hunting, they returned Thursday evening to the church. Dr. J. Pryor, spent Sunday at the church with her parasite, Dr. G. McDougal, at the Macdonish Baptist Church. The Intramural service in honor of to nearly 100 parishioners was held. Rev. G. H. Adams will preach the sermon. A program will be in the T. Alford, N. G. M. of the Sons and Daughters of America left the city yesterday for Shreveport, in to take charge of a larger Insurance Company and to make it his home for the present. Mrs. L. M. Lister spent the week with mother and father at Tyler, and Raste College work at Prairie View will return home the latest part of this week. Prof. Sims, Principal of Avinger High school was a visitor in our city last Saturday and was the guest of Dr. Lister, and W. B. J. Pryor. PILOT POINT—Service was well attended at the First D. C. Sunday, Rev. Johnson presided on inspiring sermon Sunday morning and night B. T. P. U. was well attended at the First Baptist Sunday. The young people starlight band is growing rapidly, Mrs. Amelia Davis. Little granddaughter Mizzies and Mrs Ruth Mack. Arville Jones and other were with him. Mrs. Fannah Phillip Mrs. Edwin highly were on the sick list We one-for them a sickly recovery. **DENTON - Mr. Robert Merrill** died Wednesday. She is in memory of children, Thanksgiving was aboard her at the Fred Douglas high school, where she graduated. The principal, Prof. D. M. Koezig, congratulated with the students in her honor. She was a senior at the campus. Thanksgiving a sororita, a pre-graduate, was chosen. The following aboard the annual conference at Italian, Hez and Mr. G. E. Brown, Meredith, was a graduate of the Francis Kordell, Cordellia Kellon, H. Wallley, Meagos, Aaron Kellon, and James Kellon, Thomas and Mattle Kellon. CLIENT ASSOCIATION INTERNATIONAL CORD OF TEXAS received by Colored citizens of broken Thursday night, May 2, an organization in the organization has several new fe- ferenced by an organization of its were Elected to Serve the First its Local Home: Commerce Street, W. R. Osceola Ave., W. V, R. 14 Taylor St., W. O. Commerce Street, W. O. Osceola Ave., W. J. M. Osceola Ave., W. O. Williams St., W. M. M. Allison Road, W. V, M. J. Thompson, W. V, J. M. Willow St., W. I, G. Watkins, W. I, G. 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Wheeler and Miss Auror Wheeler attended the week. Waxahachie last week. Threw reported a successful meeting. Rev. M. U. Prints of Waxahachie a trip to Wortham last week. PONTA — The tolling of Plah View C. M. E. Church bell, Sunday evening at 6:45 P.M. said by horse the news of the death of Mrs. Rose Massey, who died Sunday evening at 6:15, Nov. 1944 1952. Age about 63 years, Mrs. Rose Massey was the wife of Mr. G. O. Massey, one of Pontiac's most processing-told eld citizens. They have been at their present home for more than 54 years. Mrs. Massey is survived by a husband, two daughters, one son and several grand children also one sister. Mrs. Rigale Williams of Jacksonville, and a host of other relatives. Mrs. Massey had been left ill health for quite a long time. Mrs. F. E. Lamb of Beklaw, Texas died Wednesday Nov. 24 and was buried at Mr. Morish cremency. Thursday Nov. 25, at Rusk. main. Missus Xanne, Xanne, Calli- lene, Hugh, Hugh, Hugh, Hugh, Hugh, born visiting jelittives and friends born visiting jelittives and friends during their holiday vacation. Rev. Lilian Lawson, and M. O. C. Lee made a firing line from the front. L. J. Lawson, and M. L. Fink, S. P. Ryne spoke in the defense of the D. Lawson, and M. L. Fink, S. P. Ryne spoke in the defense of the D. Lawson, and M. L. Fink, S. P. MURPHY, M. P. Please Baptist Church is doing great great work in the Panhandle. Our pastor has cherished and preached. School cherished and preached. School cherished and preached. Reviewed by the Sept. 2, O. Tyrler, Splendid services at the or- ganization's daytime. Marijuana matrimony at 2:30 p.m. Mr. Daniel Brown with Mrs. Daniel Brown with Mrs. Pexx Sunday night. For the D. Sunday night. For the D. E. Day & $8 to the FARMERSVILLE — All Sunday schools and churches are doing fine. Maudion Louise and Jack Scott of McKinney visited the father here last week. Amend Scott made a trip to McKinney Thursday. The A. M. E. E. people have the same pastor. Rev. J. L. Collins. The plagiarism on the stock list. Mrs. H. Govard is on the stock list. Mrs. H. Govard is on the stock list. HENDERSON — Mrs. Dater Lacy was funeralized on Nov. 28, at Welch Chapel by Rev. & Garner, W. W. Wathy and Company of Marshall had charge of the body. Mrs. Henrietta Dabney was called to Tyler, Nov. 22 to attend the Sunday of Mrs. H. Favou. Mrs. Cameron-1st-visiting in Denver, Colo. Mrs. Bertie Green paid Mr. Godde's Dodd of Dallas a visit last week. Wiley Chapel C. M. E. Church has a new pastor. Rev. Collins, brother to Rev. J. G. Collins. TEAGUE—S. B. and Church services were well attended Sunday. Rev. J. W. Manning pastor of the First H. C. preached two hobler's or his people. Rev. N. J. Jackson of Corciana was at his post and delivered the gospel to his people at 11 v'clock A. M. A. number of eejty teachers aىnd the first Teaser Association. 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L. B. WILLIAMS, Juvenile Matron MRS. F. K. MEPHERSON, Grand Worthy Counsellor W. S. WILLIS, Grand Chancellor THE BROTHERHOOD OF NEW BAPTIST CHURCH will conduct its Monthly Public Program 12th, 7:45 p. m. in the Main Church DISCUSSION TOPIC: "The Layman's Work in the Kingdom of God" BIBLE ADDRESS: "A Definition of Friendship Life of Jesus" - By Joseph J. Rhon SEIRMONETTE: "The Carpenter's Helper" - By MAYNARD HOLBROOK JACKSON, Act Special Mate to Their A CORDIAL INV TENDED THE GENERAL J. PUBLIC JOSEPH J. BROADS, Pres. DR. A. S. JACKSON, Pastor GOD OF NEW, HOPE CHURCH Public Program, Sunday, Dec. Main Church Auditorium His work in the Extension of the God of God" of Friendship Taken From the Church J. Rhonda Helper" Dr. JACKSON, Acting Pastor CORDIVIAL INVITATION IS EX KRISSON, Acting Pastor J. L. WRIGHT, SCC THE BROTHERHOOD OF NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH 7 MAYNARD HOLBOCK JACKSON, Acting Pastor Special Music by the Choir, A CORDIAL INVITATION IS EXTENDED THE GENERAL PUBLIC, Joseph I. 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Sold everywhere .PAGE SEVEN WM. H. LUDEN, Int. Reading, Pa. in the realm of Religion Dallas Churches Invite You To "COME TO CHURCH" Sunday! of the ever widening World steady growth of the influence of our search-examined shopw W. D. John. son whoach good work and IndufaU- able efforts, has stamped his individuality upon every phase of Church and the educational work of the A. M. E. Church to feel is called the "people's Dash" the commander "the all eldness of the people's vexor and love. Hisبواش. D. Johnson for his uniting seal fovernance and at each of the con- sions of the other of which we are thankful and send our greetings of appreciation with the compliments of the gassers quarterly meeting next Sunday in theathel A. M. E. Church, Union ex- s�ion and we expect each pastor and his members to be present, we mean helpful, union service. For each church of the city. MORXING CHAPEL, HAPTIST The bombings are evidently "the work of hovices. 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On account of reserved as the result of these services by the prayer services at 5. n. m. and 13 candle each day, Mrs. K. and will not stand the servicer press that the redemption is i- neligible and will not stand the servicer We start out on another year's work. Mr. Braden's work is not on a work and we take this method of, "white section," it is in a neighborhood-thinking the members friends and neighbors that live in this neighborhood for which has put the Dallas District more than twenty years. He has the kind of column, himself, that is a great writer and is one of the floral house committees just the conference that stresses living in the neighborhood. Sunday School opened on time. With Assistant Superintendent and teachers working. An address was given to the Sunday School by Mrs. Mahel Barlow of which all enjoyed visitors two. Tanner class No. 6, Mr. Lee Sanders, teacher. Devotional service then, the pastor a soul stirring sermon from Eph. 8-20, subject to ing thanks unto God always. U.Y. F. U. opened on time with by the authorities is concerned. Some oceans department, given a reason to be at a school, said. Hardly a dinner dinner, at school. Do is there a case figure protection in 2, under the direction of "Mira" care, but three Nurses Mike Mina, Dustin that are still presumed, but there Mudmanes Yancy, Ila and Mr. A are all still presumed cases of the D. Brinkley spend, in Sunday's The Appointments The corrected list of all appointment of ministeres and lay workers The corrected list of ministers and lay workers The corrected list of ministers and lay workers subseries now. DALLAS DISTRICT NOTES REV. R. A. JENKING, P.M. We start out on another year's work and we take this method of thanking the members, friends and pastors for their noble co-operation which has put the Dallas District at the head of the column. $2,254.11 was the cash banded to the finance committee. Just the conference claims no other claims included all of which we are thankful and send our greetings of appreciation with the commitments of the season, quarterly meeting next Sunday in iltelhet A. M. E. Church. Union service at 8 p.m. Rev. J. H. Clark will speech and we expect each pastor and his members to be present, we mean helpful union service for each church of the city. MORNING CHAPEL HAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School opened at its usual hour, 2:15 a.m. with Hust Long, 226-16-16, Sunday well-stended. At 11 o'clock, Rev. W. J. Johnson delivered a noble sermon, text Gen. 25 Chapter 2th verse. H. W. P. U. well attended. Pastor Johnson preached a burling message Sunday after which the londust Super was taken. Rev. W. N. A.r.r.on was in charge. The pastor installation services will begin. Dec. 1-12. You are cordially invited. TRUE VINE , MILL CITY Ronald, public opened on time, with Assistant Superintendent, and teachers working. An address was written to the parents of the children. Marian Barlow of which all enjoyed twins, two Banner class No. 4, 6, 8. Devotional service three. The same devotional service from 10th, 4-20, such as the same devotional and plenary service, the same presentation, a wonderful presentation, a presentation, a program, Banner group No. 4, Devotional service, and the pastor appeared on the scene presen-ting. A pleasant, pleasant, was tidyly presented to the children. Mr. Thomas T. Larson, a pleasant, pleasant, was tidyly presented to the children. Mr. P. M. Hutchison, pastor, Mrs. W. H. McIntosh, reporter. Classroom Pupil in Staring "Cervo-Bach" CONTINUES FROM PAGE ONE of Missouri. A capital of $100,000 and a surplus of $10,000 has been issued which the officers, Human Perry being president, and A. E. Machin, former president of George H. Smith, College, Secretary, and, since is all paid in. The company was licensed to do business Nov. 15, but it said to have written applications for $200,000 worth of business prior to the issuance of its license. Its officials say that they have secured twenty five of the highest powered salesmen in the country and insists that they will write $5,000,000 worth of business in the first three months. " We expect," said Mr. Perry, " to write $100,000,000 in three years. Standard Life of Georgia wrote thirteen million in 1922. It is my life's ambition now to prove that I can give to the world its best Colored life insurance company. This organization is starting out under favorable conditions. It is the intention of the officers to give to the country a far better organization than that of the Standard Life of Georgia. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11. $ ^{10} $ 1026 In the bombing case no few seems to be evidenced by the Nogroves of the city nor has there been any organized effort upon the part of the people to get up the bottom of it. The white press plays the matter up, as a practical joke, the Negro press states the facts in the case, but no one does anything to ascertain the perpetration of the deeds nor to discover the mostive. Mr. Braden's home is not on a white section, it is in a neighborhood of Negro-residents. Mr. Braden has lived in this neighborhood for more than twenty years. He has lived in this house but a short time and it is one of the flatest houses on that street, existing in the neighborhood of $30,000. The bombings are evidently "the Work of novices. In no instance has much damage been accomplished and in no instance has anyone been cured in this area." The at the mark was entirely missed, and the mob striking a post now eight-or-feeling to the life of the heats. In the Braden residence, "the first struck and exploded in the concrete steps half way up to the door and I did but alight damage, in the second bombing of the residence, the 4th was exploded in the grass (terra and only tore a slight hole in the ground). In the other cases very slight damage was done, one bomb throws into an empty garage. S. C. Governor Mary Pass Buck in Alken Lynchings .CANTINUED FROM PAGE ONE. Then lynching situation, include receipt of a letter by the Association for the Advancement of Women, that was sent to the Governor of South Carolina, declaring that in the two years preceding the lynching, he was whipped in that identity and there were even rumors, that Neville was killed and burned. The letter also states that the governor gave rilated the Man parade on Thanksgiving night. TEXAS TOWNS HONEY GROVE— Services were well attended at all churches Sunday Day. Toes pastor of the C. M. E. church preached his farewell sermon. Rev. Palmer of Dallas filled the pulpit at Eastland B. C. Sunday, both morning and night Rev. Herron, the new pastor of St. Paul A. M. E. field his post Sunday. The 4th Street M. E. Church of which Rev. F. W. Logan is pastor sold dinners on Thanksgiving. They came out successfully. Miss Nannon Perdue returned from Waco, where she attended the State Teachers Association. returned from Wichita, Paul, Ms. W. M. Worldeide, Dildir Hildurun W. M. Worldeide, Dildir Hildurun thanksgiving, where he cared his sister Mrs. M. M. Murdeck, who was a teacher at Wichita Muskegon, Oklahom. Mr. Wille Pittman of Dallam was in the city of Kansas when he was a friend of his home and work. He Toraxa, where he will take his michaena as master, Mollie Hirsch, and friends here last week. BJ large dinner, Friday at school, Dear Is 3, under the direction of Mrs. Karen Kane, Mimi Maidan, Debbie on his own at North Side High School, Mrs. Monesa Tancy, Ibs and Mr. A. H. Prinkley about Sunday in Platte. —Facts About This Bible Mall Orders Pro- THERE IS NO CITY THAT EXPRESS SPIRIT JUST LIE METROPOLITAN BO- 910 Elm St. Francesca Neissner K. T. Leroy, W. M. Hutchins and Henry Johnson, at the聘 C. M. B. Conference at the Attention of Mr. L. Love Hard was attended at the A. M. O. Owhaw-Doe, S. M. Tom Harris and Bashan Hannon. Boston and Children, spent a few days with relative in Tester last week. Sings Alex Jones was a Sunday visitor in Texas College. The calendar Hall at the Bethel Baptist church, which closed Sunday as a success. Nick Hirt, Mrs. Minnie Douglas, Miss Mattie Jones, Mr. V. M. Mitoch, R. W. Griffin, Mr. Albert Sann征. Mrs. Nickerson. Miss Ruby Haley, Mr. Jesse Oden. A successful Anniversary have just closed at Red Oak Grave St. C. Town miles south of Longview, Texas, which was a great success in every way. A gossier sermon was pheasched each night. Many personal gifts were given the pastor. Very large attendance. Mrs. George Mitchell of Tyke visited Mrs. J. G. Adams the past week and. They took a flight to Memphis, Tenn. They will attend the 20 days convocation in Memphis. Mr. Will Leel an old citizen of this city was missing Thursday night and have not been seen since. He was found Saturday night about 5 o'clock. The White House elu the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Thanksgiving night, all guests were Mr. Edgar Brown of Dalley, M. H. Happeman of M. H. Happeman of Antonio and several others. A couple of cake and punch were awaiting, the arrival of Dear Dear Santa Claus with his red-and-white entertainment The White Rose Club Friday s Dec. 13 at her home on New York Avenue. Several several maples of which were placed Guests present. The Marthaus and Mrs. C. J. 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This offer is for a limit- DALLAS POWER DIAL 2-9321 ELECTRIC SHOP DALLAS POWER & LIGHT CO. DIAL 2-9321 ELECTRIC SHOP INTERURBAN BLDG 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 "GREATER MACEDONIA" BAPTIST CHURCH **THE BIG CHURCH WITH A BIG HEART and a BIG CROWD!** **HEAT PASTOR E. A. INLINGTON WILSON** in sermons at 11 a.m. m. and 7:29 p.m. Special Music, Sunday School at 9:50 a.m. m. and B. Y. P. u. at 9:30 p.m. **Special Announcements** Mrs. Gertrude E. Bush, entinent Negro-woman lawyer of Dearborn, will address the attention of National Convention will address the attention of Dallas at Friday, Dec. 17th. Fred, G. W. Hwy., Manager of the National Motion Picture Exhibition will present the National Baptist Convention from 1900 to 1926. Admission 25 cents. school children 10 and 15c. **THE FRAST OF BELSHAZZU** will be presented by the Imperial Choir on Dec. 27. Mrs. E. A. Wilson, Directing. "THE BIG CHURCH WITH A BIG HEART and a BIG CROWD" Heart PASTOR E. ARLINGTON WILSON in select wernerts at 11 a. m. and 7:29 p. m. Special Music. Sunday School at 9:50 a. m. and B. Y. P. U. at 8:28 p. m. Special Announcements Mrs. Gertrude E. Rush, eminent Negro woman Lawyer of Des Moines, Missouri and attorney of National Baptist Convention will address the clients of Dallas at Macedonia, Friday night, Dec. 17th. Prof. G. W. Hyren, Manager of the National Motion Picture Exhibition will present the National Baptist Convention from 1900 to 1926. Admission 25 cents. School children 10 and 15c. THE FEAST OF BELISHAZAZI will be presented by the Imperial Choir on Dec. 27. Prof. E. W. A. Wilson, Directing. 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