Dallas Express

PAY YOUR POLL TAX. DO IT NOW! Dallas Segregation Ordinance Declared Invalid insurance. policy held by her son Secretary, in the fields of literature, he odd work in general cleaning. New York for editorial work in No. 1 In resulting the announcement of the "White property owners' regu The plans of this committee are in season for the next year. A Negro live net opportunity for many of the members of which Mr. H. H. Simmons calls for financial assistance to the among the widest who will fit him. A second member of which Mr. H. H. Simmons calls for financial assistance to the John Hassan Smith, assistant and place for his social study on. The single award of $200 offered merit the award. The fund to his superiority. Proposals to force out Mr. H. H. Simmons is president. Mr. Ur. may be presented to help this more-authors. Edden B. Slisson, Cherokee Education of Negro minors. to the white and Colored person man-field will be held in trust to be a report on the race race in the district by asked. Proposals to force out Mr. H. H. Simmons will also be submitted. Grevoren R. Handschmidt, award improving relations between (by) productions are submitted. F. I. Lane and forwarded to Mr. his property for park purposes. - Fifth Court of Civil Appeals Holds Dallas Law Prescribing Residential Boundaries For Races is in Violation of Constitution. City Will Appeal is Claim Holding that the right to occupy, purchase and sell property may not be prohibited solely because of the sole of the proposed occupant, the Fifth Court of Civil Appeals in an opinion handed down Thursday rule that the aggression caused by the violation of the fourteenth amendment to the Constitution of the United States and was, therefore, void. The decision was made in the city by the Liberty Anne Corporation which sought to prevent the enforcement of the court surmounted the city's general demurrage when the case was called for trial and dismissed the trial day the higher court reversed the case and sent it back for another trial. The opinion was not filed until the aggression ordinance prohibits either white persons or non-white persons occupying residence purposes the territory designated for use by the jurisdiction of the ordinance is punishable by a fine of from $10 to $200. The higher court held thatemnity might make agreements to mutuate. Find themselves in observance contract agreeing these races in company of land, but that person violating these agreements could not be punished under the criminal law. The case is one of first impression in Texas, according to local authorities. The identical question has probably been deemed by the United States Supreme Court involving the validity of the ordinance from Louisiana. The city has indicated through its discoveries that it will appeal from the court. STATEWIDE Y. M. C. A COMMITTEE BEGINS WORK The Dallas Express The Expense will not act as agent for the orgain giving. Descriptive for money and money-related to it. For it than little to girls or girls may be addressed. Colored Orgain as Gillner. GOVERNMENT SEEKS REFUND OF INSURANCE MONEY stated that he did not believe the boy was or is mentally responsible, and that the state had no right to take the life of any of its citizens who were unable to appreciate the consequences of their actions. Professor Jordan was found unneville, N.C., was found not guilty. Conscious Wednesday in his room Friday of the murder of Wemegne, N.C., was found not guilty. In a lodging house with a disliked Crawford, July 14th. After killing a man, the man was found back at Crawford, the white man, fled back to the home to North Carolina, but was police she heard Jordan come in returned here from trial. North Carolina Mutant Life Insider. poration lawyer. The first place. Race Leaders in Art, Science and Business Receive Harmon Awards New Toe. Der. Dec. 11- (ANP)-Arnley H. Leach, editor of the "For, 11 of Hanover County, Va." for her two races was given to Will W.逊ment of the first of a series "John H. Finley, editor of the original plan of adapting royal Alexander, 4, of Atlanta, Ga. Mr. oward of Negroes of American "New Times," Paul Morley, director, school programs to needs of N. Mr. Alexander, a southern- white residence in recognition of their service to the nation, was given the title of Honorary University, and H. D. northern states, particularly the author and literary editor; Mr. Maleigh, N. C., Dec. 15—(AND) — Cambridge, Maase, Dec. 16—In the death sentence imposed upon verification of the mysteries—James Jeffress, 15, for an alleged assault on George W. Jordan, professor on an aged woman, woman at Wiley University, Marshall has been charged to life imprisonment—Faas and probable death Hathir. James Jeffress, 15, for an alleged assault on Wiley University was beaten三年前 in explaining his action day. PRIOR FIVE CENTRE NUMBER 81 ared Invalid Murder-Attack Case Policy of Accusing a Negro to Cover med Mexicans Killed Escort and Negro instigation Shows Flaws in Story. NEGRO STUDENTS WIN HONORS AT UNIVERSITY OF PENN. FREE SOUTHERNER OF RIKEN COLORDEN MAN Dominance, Insurance, and Actuarialists and Teachers of Law. If it is the Dominance, she received the degree of object Law Review in America, law in the United States. "What I want to report here is that the doctor's thesis was published by the Law Review" in 1853. Among them is the Annals of the American Academy of the former editors of the Review, Gerald C. Porter, white, of Wash., and the LAW Journal. New York, Ikea 18-1-Walter White White, includes the following factors: Assistant Secretary, of the Nation School—Inadequate buildings for association for the Advancement Colored children, 5 of the 12 schools of Colored People, reports from having old-fashioned, privy vault, Kansas City that race relations No Junior High School nor College there are tensions and that much bitch no special Trade School for Coloring feeling exists over segregation students such as furnished for both residential and in schools Mr. white composer and solicitor of St. George's Episcopal Church, New York, Wilmington, NC. He was the linenwood Christian Church Pastor, editor, Dean William K. Bering of the school of Architecture, Columba, is executive director of the school of Architecture, interment of the school of Architecture, investigation and size, attaching the linenwood Improvement Association, white property owner, administrator, group, some of whose member awards mark An epoch of the linenwood Improvement Association. Walter last Sunday eight addressed Police-Colored people complain of brutal beatings at the hands of men, before an audience of 1800, tell the police, stopping off-fair Colored story of the Alken, R. C. K. riding in automobiles with brachish which he was the first to investigate and also attacking the bound to find criminals in conwood Improvement Association. Named Dale Alken, police practiced the group, some of whose members by but allowing Colored people to were doubled in his audience. Dr. purchase gloeds on same terms as Darriif Pujas, master of the church. Waters, no lunch or other services in which Mr. White spoke, hated for Colored women down-conduced the segregation movement. At Kiegera Colored people may buy his dogs but may not stay in the public and over the radio. Distinctive in Service Always Progressive Los Angeles, Cal. Dec. 15—(PUN) [D]ramatically expiring to the police how two Mexicans and a Negro attacked her and killed her. The police shot him in the head with a flower pet. Mrs. Margaret Cromb, age 34, a very prety young woman of 1823 at Caskin Street, failed complete SOCIETY and Club Mr. Dafa Dill Club—Mrs. Earl present. The club will meet Friday Billard Club on the morning of the evening. At 11 a.m. hers of the Dafa Dill Club at 11 a.m. Coleman al. 1844. Leonard for a North Washington Ave. The house business meeting. NO USE PAYING HIGH PRICES WHEN WE CAN SKILL YOU A HIGH-O RATE UNREDEEMED OVEROAT AT A BIG HAYING. WE ARE PLACING 500 OF THESE UP TO-DATE UNREDEEMED OVEROATES ON SALE AT AFTONSHIREGLOWLY LOW PRICES. HURRY DOWN AND PICK ONE OUT. YOU WILL NEVER GET SUCH BARGAINS AGAIN. KLAR & WINTERMAN LOOK FOR THE 2312 ELM STREET -REMEMBER NUMBER 25 YEARS YOUR FRIEND THE NAME and while chrysanthemus The evening was enjoyed plying white. Fitness were given to Mrs. Beulash Caldwell Jr. and Mr. T. Hator, who won the high acura. The body was to Mr. Harris, after which a ruled course was served. The club will be entertained Dec. 10th at 1123. State Street, Mrs. A. L. Kennedy, hostee, Mrs. T. Hator, president. The Ke Truwel Violet Club will next for business Dec. 9. Arrangements are being made for the meeting. Visitors are welcome to visit us at 618 Allen St. Every Thursday night. Mr. Berry's residence. IL L Miller, president. South Daling Jolly Club—Was entertained on Friday night, Dec. 8 by Mr. W. D. Miller, 1003 No. Lanur The club was entertained playing what and doctors. The will of Fitness wishers were Mr. Pipl Wright and Mrs. Vinnie Wilson. R L Brown and Mrs. Fania was new members. A three course new club was served. The 1000 Hour Social Club—Let at the usual place. New officers elected were: Mr. Roadolph. Carr, President; F. Smith, Vice President; Miss Bailey, Secretary; Mrs. O Smith, Reporter. Melissa Art Club - Met Nov. 16, with Mr. M. K. Mutherford II, with Mrs. M. K. Mutherford II, given to business. The president makes a thank for our Kansen entrances, randomized an enojable program, made a beautiful linen dress and a beautiful dress during month of Nov. 16. The work. The hatties serve a special work. The hatties will serve a special work. The hatties will meet Miss I. with Mrs. M. Wohlstand on Washington Rd. Mrs. Milla Hall, president. The Tupeloheen Club - Met on Tuesday night Nov. 16 with Miss I. with Mrs. M. Wohlstand last week because of illness at the president. Mrs. Interesse Wormer was absent and Miss M. Wormer present, husband present and two sisters. Miss Laws and Moore. The P. M. and most meeting will be held home. Miss Vesta Moore. The P. M. and most meeting will be held home. The Vesta Moore members are asked to be present because a matter of importance Twilight Social Club, Mr. Moore, Mr. Walker, Mr. Bales, Mr. Maxwell and heathen to the Twilight Social Club, Friday sweating, Dec. 12, 1938 3409 Roseland street. A bake ware were served to 40. All men who lain them with the Twilight Social Club and Mrs. Latha later were the winners of the first prize, Mr. Mutchins, and Mr. Wright, and Mrs. Maxwell the third winner. The Dunbar Social Club—internally with their annual formal dance, which was the opening event of the year, and decorated with similar white lilies and carnations, also forms and Troye Floyd Orchardt, which all attended. A pleasure to try to entertain their guests, the very highest. They were the most well-known of the institution in the future. M. B Anderson, President The Loyal Friends of America celebrated Thanksgiving night at the church. A quest. A aboot but aply program was presented, several distinctions made, some encouraging, remarking President Elder of the A. M. S. Church. A brief Baptist Church, Mr. Alexander, and others made some insipiration by all. A delicious meal was served and decorated of turkey and dessert on lettuce leaves bread and butter on lettuce leaves ice cream and cake were served. The American Beauty Social Club met Thursday night, eight, during everyone enjoying themselves playing what everyone was doing. Mrs. Kelly won 1st prize, Mrs. Miller and Mr. K. Jackson, won 2nd prize, Mrs. K. Jackson, and the with the bottle, Mr. John King served a delicious plate, dinner. Mrs. K. Jackson, the Mrs. K. President, PRISCILLA ART CLUB Now 55--The Priscilla Art Club has a new show, *Bewing, Bewing, Bewing*; an evening of evening mishaas, *pessimist*, Club vowed. *Mrs. Willie*, Club vowed. *Mrs. Willie*, slaves who, *are* ill. The hostess supplied the hedge sales, *Bewing*, and *Bewing*, who wint away giving shrubs for such sales. Den. T.-M. Mrs. Hendrika was honored homebound, house club, Voting to give five dollars, for the Municipal Christmas at Mrs. Dodd, the note to Mrs. Dodd, the note to our own number, Business over, A. Indies exhibited the exhibition numbers were represented. The house presents the exhibition numbers of the housing association. The club also gives a V. A. very valuable two can-evachunham was served. The Alda Chapel Club, Mt. Satellite directions, 11th, Liberty Street. Plans were discussed for their Annual Tour beginning after the Allotment Forum, a V. A. few Sundays ago at the City Hall Auditorium, rendering a bye-laws enforced by a large audience, among whom were many members of our organization. A large number of the club and invited them back, at an early date. The great urge was to give the club many more hours on Saturday night, Dec. 18. Business of importance, Mt. Bramblett, Pless. KAWARTHA SOCIAL CLUB MATINEE DANCE AT PYTHIAN TEMPLE As we entered the Python Temple Hall, to become the guest of honor of the Kawahda Botial Matinee Thanksgiving dance, Thursday Nov. 25 from 4 to 8:00 P.M. we beheld the sunset golden rays in and around the hall where it was decorated with autumn leaves, eastered with white chrysanthemus. It was a reflection of a sunset evening on the western shores; the spirit among the members were (or make other happy. It was an 'occasional' of Thanksgiving. It was an evening of mirhfulness. The house were spent in socializing, greeting of friends and dancing. New life became the solo of every invited guest and visitor. Lawyer W. H. Griggs presented members to the guests. After which the music continued its vibration that brought upon the floor couples who gave went to their feelings of expression, womenly and manly. The president and members have the manage most of the Dallas Express unseying support for the high order in which they conducted their entertainments. Fred Cooper and his or cheetra furnished music for the cost The Golden Rod Whist And Social Club Entertains At North Dallas Club spirit of Thanksgiving. The women were in their heat, as they appear jealous with their shipper peroncellate and their attire, that so reflected a standard of east attractiveness of high status. The ideal and the ideal standard of women. They were bright and cheerful, made one see the future need of that kingdom in our home and the very appealing way it appears the orchestra unites. der the management of Frenchie made its actay to the delight of all who participated with an venging of perfectness. The management of the Dallas Express extends this club a successful year. J. T. GUESS OF DALLAS REPRESENTED TEXAS AT DETROIT, MICH. (W. M. G. J. Mary T. J. Texan who is in the service of the Pallman Company represented Texas at the annual conference of the Pallman Company had representatives from all over the country. There were 164 from Texas and 100 from other states. Only 7 Negroes were represented. Only 14 Negroes were one of the number representing ports a great team. We extend our non-registrations to Mr. G. Mara Gonzalez, who represented his state at a great gathering of the 18th Annual jacket festival of the 18th Annual jacket festival. FORMER DALLASITE HERE Rev. and Mrs. E. L. Johnson were recent visitors to the annual conference which in the city there was the guest of Mrs. M. I. Jones, E. D. Perry, Will Harris and Mrs. A. F. Gannaway, Johnson returned to Wichita Falls. Rev. Johnson to his new field of labor Texasland, Texas. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1926 Houston Brotherhood Laying Plans For Racet Pride Meet Saturday, Interest Reflected in Act. Volunteers of Builders and Local Tennis Courts Participant Most encouraging reports are given out from Headmistress this week to Malikoff and Moud. From each of the Tennis Courts were reported. Builder Rev. N. E. G. T. reports the big drive has started in Houston and announces the need for a new tennis court to break as Deputy to his working force, in addition to Builder J. Best the great Race Co-operation Conference is to be held next October. The great Race Co-operation program. Field. Organizer. Rev. P. C. Cash reports in Urbana. Rev. P. C. Cash reports in Urbana. Rev. P. C. Cash reports in Urbana. Builder R. E. Willett. Tennis Court No. 14 is organized by Builder R. E. Willett. Dallas reported in this week. Jackson Tennis Court No. 3 is West Dallas Tennis Court No. 3 is West Dallas President and Criner Tennis Court No. 3 is with Builder Robert Hamilton. S. M. Strong and strong. Mrs. M. P. Wheat. President, Missional Orchele No. 3. Missional Avenue Church giving quarterly quarters this week, has just completed a line up as a worker in the building. The Supreme Grand President was in Sherman last Tuesday visiting New Hope—Temple and addressing Sherman Builders, President Builder, Dawkins, presiding and immediately remarking: While in Sherman the Supreme President was the guest of Builder, Saille Lawrence, is in the building of the Hillsboro verge, abject to induct McGee Temple. The Brotherhood membership is increasing beyond all expectations. Among the applicants received within the last few days are A. Adams, IX. Vercher Anderson, Richard McCutchin, M. P. Wallace, Bob Bolerson, H. Bifford, J. Grey, A. Arthur Anderson, Middle McCutchin, L. Liang, Nathaniel Taylor, Lawrence Smith, L. T. Mayo, Mary Bolerson, Cynthia Taylor, Ben Taylor, Milton Smith, R. R. Groovy, Ida Echols, Eltra Brooks, Mattis J. Smith, Gertrude L. Brooks, Penns. R. Johnson, Matthew Brooks, Mattie Smith, Gertrude L. Brooks, Janelle J. Johnson, Matthew Brooks, Nancy Sydney, Rebecca Frutti John Sydney, Marguerite Smylie, Emma Baskett New additions to the forces of field workers as given out from headquarters are as follows: Builders W. E. Lawrence as Field organizer and Builder, E. L. Southern, Deputy North Texas; Builder Sunie Turner, Deputy in South and West Dallas; Builder A. Adams and Dull der D. Varsher Anderson, Deputies to the 100th anniversary of bade to make all 100 per cent Racca Racca, everywhere, throughout Brotherhood Hike. Movement and keep in mind the great Faces keep in mind the great Faces Continues to be told an Honour Mr. Ned Walker, 2012 Dugan who had been stoked for some time died last week at his brother's some in Worcester, Mass. Ethan Walker, 2012 Ehwal Walker, three brothers, Baker Moer and two others and three sisters. IN MEMORIAM In and but loving memory of our affectionate husband and step-father, A. P. Mitchison, who departed Tuxedo, D. 17, 1932. Tuxedo, D. 17, 1932. No patting footsteps we do we hurt, nap upon the door, nap upon the door, no gentle voice, our hearts to cheer like yours one year ago. MERR. B. & HUTCHINSON, Wen. MR. B. & PALM, Wen. GIVE HER AN ATWATER KENT FOR CHRISTMAS PICKENS ELECTRICAL SHOP ELECTRICAL Contractor ELECTICAL Supplies Fixtures and Appliances. Visit our Shop at 214 Hall St. 1 Phone 5-0110 CHEMISTAS CANDIES Bake from the oven. The prices are, right from the door, half price and double if prices half price and double if prices whole. Many other margarines. CORRIS ROSE, Roseville N. M. We have no branch stores. WORLD LINK TO KNOW, THE pleasure of our mothers, Mary Lopez when last heard from was in Rosebud, Texas. Write her daughter, Mrs Pearl Hines, 1012 Dallas West and Griffin WANTS POSITION. A lineman Lady Annicklew wants a position. Will so anywhere and give inter- faction. MRS ANNICKLEW, K. O. Box 20, North Fort Worth. 12-18-41 5c Down FOR ONLY $1 Week Mama Dollar Free! FREE $6.00 DOLL WITH GLASSES A Christmas Suggestion The rare of the eyes is vital to the old folk. Give Mother and Dad an order on every occasion. Dr. G. Wardley, for an anemisation and a pair of glasses to be delivered Christmas, the gift they will most appreciate, thinks like your years and serve as a constant token of your love and kindness. 1030 ELM ST. COR. ELM AND HARWOOD CASH PRICES ON EASY TERMS READY CASH INVESTMENT COMPANY INVEST TO GET 10 Per Cent START P WITH ANY AMOUNT Phone 7-3460 and 7-3488 Agents Wanted: Liberal Commissions George G. Person Halting P. Roberts PIERSON & ROBERSON ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW 2-112 FIDELITY UNION BLDG. 10-16 ff THE R. T. ASHFORD MUSIC SHOP Dearly of OKEH, COLLEGE, AND PARA- MUNG RECORDS. We mail any shipment same day order received. Address: 400 NORTH CENTRAL AVE. Dallas, Texas Heron B. Brown Pauline Holder Whit the VANITY BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone H-7900 Hal: Dressing, Decorating, Parts, Archives and Specialty 2003 Cushman R. S. Ward Bull Ing. RoOFING! ROOFING! Roofing! And Wall PAPER Prompt Service TIRES, WHEELS, OILS, GREASE AND GAS Phone H-7602 3212 Thomas Avenue Dallas ---: Texas ```markdown ``` CLASSIFIED ADS WANTED — Ambitions men and women to open cleaning, drying and pressing shops in every community. Can earn 1100 to 1500 a week. Applicants 1500. Write PITCH BROTHER, F. O. Box 450, Chicago, IL. NOTICE! LADIES MAKE EARLY MONEY WRITE MME, IDA MARTIN 1001 Leonard Street, Dallas, Texas 13-14 AGENTS WANTED to sell Dr. Link's Straight Hair Dresser, $150 per dozen, the sailor. Write to: Agent's New Plan, 2646 Elm Street, Dallas, Texas. AGENTS NEW PLAN makes M may to earn $500.00 to buy a new dresser. No warrior or experience needed. No warrior or experience required. Write for FREE BAMPS. Madison hairdresser, 525 Broad, YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO LET YOUR MONEY GROW! 3 PLAT BUILDING - 6042 Wabash A two-story brick and stone building. A new two-car garage in rear. A two-car garage in front. nacrifice for $40,800. 1-3 STORY PRIESTED BALL A three-story brick and stone, steam heat, electric lights, hard insulation—only $12,500. EMBASSY IN PAYMENT TO SUIT There are WONDER bargains, city of opportunity for the Negro. Court-ordered offer of them. YOU can cash your money while you are THE EAST INDIA HAIR GROWTH WIL Hair Care a Well Of Main WILL A'S Breeds The Strength The Care The Beauty of The Hair IF YOUR HAIR IN GREY AIR WILL EAST INDIA HAIR GROWER If you are interested with Saling Hall, Glenwood, Neb. Saling Soil or any Hair Trouble. East India Hair Grower. Who perhaps that go to the roads or perhaps that go to the roads or hiding nature to do its work with a balm of a thorium safety for heavy and brittle stores. Gray Iron to it, skin Iron for straightening. Price from $90-$150 for straightening. D. D. LYON. MIS E. Central. Oklahoma City, Oklaho. A Christmas Suggestion DR. G. W. SHELFER Optometrist in Charge GRAYS JEWELERY CO. At prices that can not be beat in Dallas. Unlimited Freight House, Carousel House and Griffin House. We take on the Beach Store. NEGRO TEACHERS' AGENCY P. O. Box 2232 DALLAS, TEXAS We know the best places that teach the best teachers the best teachers that need help. Good stock for information, confidential service. The Hamilton-Williams Training School for Embalming PHONE 1-806-094 or Write 2533 Washington Ave Come For Your HAIR DRESSING THE FORO SYSTEM, GUARANTEED ROBINSON'S GARAGE DALLAS BAND HOUSE 1926 State School Phone X-6256 KING BAND INSTRUMENT State Abuse Leoody and Larry and Drum music Trains. Vega Guitar. Benjie and Mandolin. Improvisations of all kinds Repairing on all instruments J. J. CLEGG. PROP. SOCIAL CLUB meets and are Monday night south M. J. Jefferson. A. L. Pugh, secret effort of the Project of the Committee. Phone: 1103. DALLAS CLUB comes Av. and Hall room, dance hall rest and fountain well special days for women and night arrangement. Phone 3-9113 People's Drug St THE STORE TH A most complete Toilet Articles a Tell us your Dr. Phone 3-9111 - HALL at CE T. H. SMITH. In the *Abbeycrest Gaming* Opened Dayly. Thursday afternoon to Ladies for Necklaces. Mart Scheffler. Phone 212-831-2222. Phone 212-831-2222 and Alen "N" LANDISSET ELLI, President. R. WAID, Sec. 27. CHAUFFEURS & ME- CHANICS ASS'N! Meets every Monday night at the North Beach Club, 604 & 605 W. M. WARDINGTON, Prep. O. N. HURRYTON, Prep. JORDAN RICHMOND, Texas 12.11.14 PORO AGENT'S DIRECTORY MERR M. D. SRANDANN Hall Dreating of the Poro System & Infrastructure Phone 5-6555 2011 Allen St. UNDERTAKER'S DIRECTORY BROWN UNDERSTATING CO. 0033 Bryan Street, Phone 7-4457 H-0102 Phones H-7-406 Powell's Hotel and Court ROOMS AND APARTMENTS for RENT With all Coovenements Call for Auto Serviced Here BAGGAGE and TRANSFER D. P. POWELL, Prep. 3118 Mate M. POWELL, Dallas, Texas UNHISTORIED Paul Allen, St. KER'S DIRECTORY BERTAKING CO. 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EXCELSIOR MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION of Dallas, Texas Most people need a place when there's death in the family. Someone else wants to keep the body not to send for a relative. If you want to pay for an insurance that will cover any accident take insurance with the EXCELSIOR MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION WILL PAY HEAVY CLAIMS IN O HOURS Any person desiring this protection will apply with the printer Temple, 2010 31st Street, or 914-721-2222 H. Strickland, Pres. S. Cofield, Set'y MISS EYES. SOCIETY As the宴 arrived the Temple. The Express extends of the prikli they met at their machines by *lady*, Mrs. Ruby Pollard-held and a cochairman, as they adjusted one another around social reception, as they introduced an affair, congratulations and the door to the elevator, reaction. ball floor on the stage were large. The famous Toni Orchestra in fern, with the foot light, covered in again in the city for a short stay, with purple丝绢 paper that gave They programmed at the Humminde a mellow ray. Then the orchestra Ball which was largely attended by the audience, gave They programmed with silk ribbon, dotted, promembrally on acceleration on the feet. They gave Christmas tape that sent out an engagement in 101 worthy rays of heart and color. And they gave Androids to carry out a conflict. The Orchestra Flipped Place Bee arrangement for the reason. The gun is mounted at 83 in. on the Vibra Orchestra from a profitable position. The Orchestra is mounted in motion. The signal an-blend them into a happy new year's Now since this club and the club members are so "sedate" and they want nothing but the upper crust. Now didn't come of your members' play — when they had as their guests those matrons who carried out so ridiculous at you so-called society dance. Miss Eyes is only wondering at your next dance who will you "Bar" and the one that you thought "won't" good enough to attend your trying to be a Societadance, but was to be a "public" dance, instead. The way some of your guests were carrying on) they might as well been there. You had some guests there wasn't even "good enough" as you say to attend the public dance. Of course Miss Eyes is of the opinion that all that is in Dallas so called Society. Just those kind that were carrying but so ridiculous at your so-called 400 Dance. Then your publics are always trying to "Bar" some one. Any one is good enough to attend your dance. The thing is carried out at the Pub. Dance are carried on more so at your Society Dance. Miss Eyes can't see any difference, one is just as good as the other (all doing the same thing). And the very reason so many of your club members are always saying "Oh, "She's or "He's not good enough" to attend our Dance. Just trace their Past Life " Reform, " and let them tell to me if they would be more than one is it. It was traced down, you wouldn't have a one in there that hasn't known more real wild oats. That's why Miss Eyes can't see why you always trying to "Bar" or say no one is good enough, since you have managed to get in these because you are a teacher or a doctor's wife or some other professional man's wife. There's only a few more days before Christmas and Miss Eyes is wondering who the gentleman is that going to receive the " W F" Of course. Miss Eyes has her eyes open and in mind, who this certain gentleman is, but truly hope that you will receive as much as you give. Another thing is that you don't forget your hand and it's a known fact that you haven't forgotten your sweetie. Miss Eyes and others think it time you are putting on something new. (You didn't get it before you needed it). Since you run around here all these many months putting out everything and receiving nothing. It's a known fact by your approach you have been creating things. Same things,差别, time you book up, that shows you that you didn't know your stuff. And they were only using you to fill out (married with) You have once been a good gobblebob, but you have lost your stint. And you can't be like Flapper you can't come back. That's all stuff about the "marry- ing Propagation." If you had a man who would wait for you, you would would wait for him to propo- pose you, or would propose to him as bad as you want to get married. You would feel so sorry for you and feel so your so-called friends. PRISCILLA ART CLUB SETS STANDARD - AT THEIR OPEN BALL AT PYTHIAN TEMPLE (W. M. G.) The Principia Art Club gave their regular fall hall last Friday, night, and invited all of their Auditorium. They set the standard by "Wedding On." the "buck" was absolutely eliminated as the invitations were sent out and addressed with company or without company. The club also included a membership ship of our representative women in the leading ranks of our home and business activities of every day affairs. It then became their duty and purpose to create an incentive for lottery sales. especially the ones who have got you just where you are today, from hard to noon. Hal Malt-Marron you are truly a joke to Mist Mirey Column. man whom you told you troubled to about the *Miss Eyes Column*. man whom you told you troubled just as you are. the hardheaded man who worries. The best thing he can do is *Head* Mirey and Mise Eyes mean you get *Herr*. Take hard Marron and act accordingly. The less you know, the more surprised you always remember Mise Eyes has a respective person. Mr. So Unhappy Mirabella with (chusky) and without Mise Eyes, but it is unusual actually surprised, but it is unusual actually surprised on his ridiculous at the so-called 60 Dances. As you are a real seat Mirey be careful and don't lose your head. Mirabella if you change your life would seem different. You are nothing in good now. If you don't change your life would seem different. You are happy Mise Eyes fears the harrow you are bound to learn Mise Eyes will be 1927 will be a change for Better. To you women who are giving all kind of parties and playing each other's friends Miss Eyes will say how do you get that way? You ladies all go together and each one of you are follow out with him to night and the other the next night. What kinder women are you Miss Eyes says double crossin' friends Women, women, be careful and watch your steps Miss Eyes knows just what the out come is going to be. Miss Eyes isn't surprised at you old no good goesping Matron. Have you forgotten our soon the bridge that carry you—over: It seems by this time you would be used to good living, never let such turn your head, remember the time when you were less fortunate Miss Eyes was present when you was casting those stones. Don't you remember the old adage people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones. Now you Mrs. on Co. Street Triffing they words Cheating. Doesn't mean one any good. Now how do you feel since your husband and Mrs. Eyes have your number and the Mr. and Mrs. (Certain business man's wife), Getting to be so pub- life with her dirty work. It seems like the incident just happened ought have been enough. Why is it that you will show yourself to go so far? You have a good hust- hand and everybody knows it. If you continue being untrue to him that will drive his love to some other. Weough, then you will wonder ing what he all about. Mr. and Mrs. who did't read "Miss Eyes Column." Miss Eyes is sure you read the issue of Dec. 11. 1926. nounced the Priscilla's welcome. Its guest to their annual ball. Our Women and Men Our women were at their best. Being the natural gift of creation the real angels of earth they were out in their full plumage groomed as they were in their lovely evening gowns, slippers, hoes, necklaces. risk watches and arm bags and as they amused the anthems of joy and laughter, they were adorned with gold. Our men whom they, themselves were automatic in their appearance, as they were, were the most joyful and the most affectionate man. I sing to the arm of noble womanhood, to encircle her upon the ground, to dance with her. Thus the evening was filled with a spirit of promenade when the sun set. The sweet home for rest and sleep. The Express extends to the palace, Mrs. Hugh Pollard-Nield and her official staff, the official staff, congratulations section. Trent's Orchestra at Humming Bird Hall. The famous Trent's Orchestra is again in the city for a short time. They programmed at the Humming Bird Hall which was largely attendee of the concert, and was accelerated on the foot. The THE DALIAS EXPRESS, DALIAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1926. PHONES X 6729 X 0283 PHONES X 6729 X 0283 NEGRO DOLLS BEAUTIFUL TALKING and SLEEPING BROWNSKIN DANDIES with Bustan Bairl. ALL SIZES. Not for your sake, but for the sake of 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 Nero activity. Amazing atmosphere prettile. Drams and Doy Sundries. Precise VIRTUOSO-Delivery. A Special Sale on Men's and Lady Clothing To Offer, Call and see for Yourself To Offer, Call and see for Yourself House Slippers . . 69c Many Other Bargains in Shoes tuk, under their young brilliant leader, Prof. Hinton, has appeared, beaten and defeated, and always pleases, their heart. In a recent address before the Nazi inroads, toward the Nazis, Mr. Hinton parted, "The White Man Claims that the Nazi inroads, toward the Nazis, were the cause of the Civil War when his master was in the field fighting to hold him, a slave and the black prison slave was on the verge of his death, women and children, did he please the old prisoners? No, he invoked and with the old music laid loud on the white mistresses with sips and contenent, knowing that a black master royalty was between him and the white master, will come south again soon. The local branch of the Hoyle and Hartick Chain of St. Louis are home offices in St. Louis and are located at 100 N. Norgrove of Dallas and County 11. DR. and NRS. R. I. TAYLOR T. Dallas Dellas attend ready readings. We will be here with guidance and guidance. We congratulate the Mile Wild Club. JOHN P. STARKS LODGE ELECTS NEW OFFICERS The local lodge of Elks, John P. Starks No. 450 of the L B. P. O. R. of W. elected the following officers for the term beginning in December and ending in June: Bill R. Ward, Exalted Ruler; Bill L. Lamelle Esteemed Leading Knight; Bill P. G. Green, Esteemed Loyal Knight; Bill W. R. Richardson, Esteemed Lecturing Knight; Bill F. E. Starks Secretary; Bill Mymba, Treasurer; Bill Crawford, Esquire. The Order inerder the park administration conducted the only exclusively Negro excursion. North this park had more than 400 members and friends. Professional Directory tells what business or what part of world is lucky for you. What to do to be successful in life. A great hearer to the sick by her Christian power. No questions asked. One visit will pay for your many disap- pointments in others. She succeeds where others fail. 908 South Ervay St. Dallas, Texas Colored entrance, up-stairs, (rear) LET THE TWO SISTERS Serve All of Your Christmas Dinners, Luncheons or Parties DAY OR NIGHT SMALL OR LARGE REAL HOME COOKING-FIRST-CLASS SERVING You may plan them or leave it to the Two-Sisters. We Can Please You CALL 4-2704 Mrs. Willie Carter Mrs. Mary Brown 2203 Moore Street One Block North of Casey Tonic for the Blood Kidney and Stomach, Luck Pieces, John the Conqueror, Load Stone. This slip is good for 25. 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Just see some of these here: Embroidered Porto Rican Towels 75c Children's Silk Dresses 3 to 6 ..... $5.95 Embroidered Turkish Bath Towels 72c Embroidered All-Line Dresser Scarfs 65c Rayon Bedspreads, various colors ..... $8.90 And there are many more things for your own use and for Pretty Christmas Presents Hibiscus Novelties Nylon 24 Men's Linen Hand- kerchiefs ... 220 Embridred 24 Bridge Glothe 836 Novelty Champlier- gloves 836 Gloves 836 Dresser Sleeve 736 Enhabred 24 Turkish Towels ... 836 7-Piece Linen Towels ... 836 Children's Par Top Mittens 81.10 PAGE THRU MIDDLEBURG COUNTY MIDDLEBURG COUNTY MIDDLEBURG COUNTY The City of Dallas will take its case involving the segregation ordinance to the Supreme Court following the adverse decision rendered last week by the Fifth Court of Civil Appeals. This Court, according to the news accounts held that the ordinance was a violation of the Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution. It is understood that the case is the result of the desire of a white corporation to open up a new addition for Negroes in a district which, therefore, by a joint agreement, according to report, has been frustrated as white. MEMBER NATIONAL NEGRO PRESS ASSOCIATION. Published every Saturday Morning in the Year at 2600 Swiss Avenue. Entered at Post Office at Dal- ley, Maryland—Direct Mail under Act of Congress March 1878. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO (Incorporated) DALLAS, TEXAS 5 Year $9.00 8 Months $1.20 12 Months $1.60 Single Copy .00 Notice to The Public Any serious reflection upon the character, standing or re- tention of any person, fire or cor Foreign Advertising Representative W. B. Sift Company, 608 South Dearborn St., Chicago, IL. W. B. Sift Company, 604 Mortor Bldg., 116 East Kramer St. It can be readily understood that this court decision gives extreme satisfaction to every Negro, not only in Dallas but in the country generally. And that satisfaction can be more easily understood when it is realized that the segregation evil is one of the major hindrances to Negro progress in America. And it is no easily understood that this evil is limited to no section of the country but is general. For several years it has grown in intensity and volume and there have been times, even in the City of Dallas itself when report of the interracial as a class to the less favorable parts of the city for residency has caused a type of alarm among the less informed masses of them which bade fair to change their thinking in regard to the dispersion toward fairness of the white people of the city. Nor can it be argued that the presence of this ordinance on the statute books of the city and the attaching of riders which increased the number of people to do with their feeling that there was little help to be had from the city authorities at that time. That fear died soon due to the appointment of the housing commission by the Mayor and the making of the surveys under the direction of the interracial commission of the City. These latter circumstances give definite evidence of the prevalence of good race relations and made it more easy for the masses of Negroes to understand that there was a public opinion which could be relied upon at such times. But at the same time that that was realized, it was not forgotten that changed conditions could THE DALLAS EXPRESS he never握住了 the white ... either arm. It has been almost a month, and already it is not afflicted with the flushed mouth. it has been a new weapon, conservative in nounplural, which trains us to self-criticize in denial flag. It professes a country. Its love at even handed position, all over the male race. This is pretty blight ground, but it lives on it and we can see it grow come up and deal with it. W. E. KING. It is unnecessary to go again into a discussion of the fact that the residence of Negroes among whites or their moving into such neighborhoods is not due to their desire to live among white people but that they generally move into such places at the bidding of white residents who declare that the whole section will soon be sold to Negroes and even then, in the majority, the inhabitants they have purported to be unable to argument with whites with preserving the peace of the city. In every case they simply are seeking decent locations for the establishment of their homes. EVIDENCES OF THE RIGHT During the last week there were two evidences of the position of the right sort of spirit of orators in regard to the way your poll tax¹ campaign which in baja waged. The management of the administration invited speakers to a smoker at which the only topic of discussions was the poll tax on the part of every person who desired to be known as a regular citizen. On the day of Oak Cliff left space on his program for a speaker to address the people. These persons were in earnest about doing all in their power to secure the possibilities of nothing but good for the race in this direction and their efforts in this direction others in other fields. In fact, the duty of a citizen to qualify for the poll tax definite a responsibility as any These persons were in earnest situations arising from segregation ordinations in the various further movements which co-opted their possibilities of nothing but of the agreement of general public opinion with such ordination for the race in this city and finances. But instances are on record of the practical resolution of the housing relations of the two races without the should be matched at least by others in other fields. In fact, the invoking of legal procedure. Dalles must do well to study duty of a citizen as quality for the race in these cases and it might be remembered here that it can be definite a responsibility as any citizen of its Negro citizenry with its efforts in this direction. think and that is no reason for hesitation, at least on the part of the Eugene. In urging that the city do their bit to aid the movement to success, Every club organization including every chas and kind of citizen should be encouraged in increasing the voting strength of Marseille of 15,000 qualified New voters will not have done their duty until something which poorly answered the ballot is registered by the payment of poll tax. Now is the time to prove oneself. The leaders in two widely divergent fields have led the way, and the leaders in following to the best of their ability. Let every person of voting power be a poll tax recipient. In his annual message to Congress last week, President Coolidge again called the attention of the country to the necessity of ceasing lynching. The reference came in that part of his message devoted to discussion of the Negro and it was in part as follows: "The social well-being of our country requires our constant effort for the amelioration of race prejudice and the extension to all elements of equal opportunity and equal protection under the laws of the United States. The Federal Government especially is charged with this obligation in behalf of the Colored people of the nation. Not only their remarkable progress, their devotion and their loyalty, but our duty to ourselves under our claim that we are an enlightened people requires us to use all our power to protect them from the crime of lynching. Although violence is not the only form of harm any of it remains we can not justify neglecting to make every effort to eradicate it by law. WELCOME TO A.NEW JOURNAL "The education of the Colored race under Government encouragement is proceeding successfully and ought to have continuing support. An increasing need exists for properly educated and trained medical skill to be devoted to the service of this race." The Express has unofficially re-released a new book, a new journal edited and published by the well known Editor Owen Wesley who many years ago published The Old Navy Journal at Dedison. The journal is well printed, navy gives every evidence of success, the history is rich and the Express is glad to welcome it into the field and its editor into the life of the Fourth Estate in New York. The New York Journal is a new New York journal which is issued in the interest of progress and the history of this institution because of the fact that Editor Wesley has written to his publication a kind of experience which is so often lacking in the lower currents of the River. THE DALLAS KEYSEN, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1928 for this year is far in excess of that of the last three years and it is being increased each month by others. State executives are "passing the buck" in many instances and only in the state of Georgia where a jurist had the courage to impose a life sentence for lynching, has there been a single instance to rive room for hope. ```markdown ``` There are many who will agree with the President that a federal law against lynching is necessary. And the passage of time has rendered practically negligible that arbulation used so largely when the law could control the evil. A federal lynch law is a necessity and there is reason to hope that its proponents in the coming sessions of Congress will leave no stone unturned to loye the presentation and passage of such a bill. With a presidential campaign in the immediate future there is much that Negro voters could accomplish in the alding of the passage of such measure and the fact that their votes in some determining states are the deciding factor for the party which they support. The lynch law would not from political inexpedency. Under the proper urge, it passage might become a real necessity. LEGAL LESSONS—INDIANA SIGBREGATION ORDINANCE "WHAT DALLAS DAILIES SAY ABOUT SEGREGATION" THE SEGREGATION SORBLEM SEGREGATION TO BE SENT UP FOR REVIEW In the light of such facts, and they are proven by the history of nearly every one of such cases which has given, it is but true in the North, in New York, sanitary facilities and other facilities are hospital centers for patients with diseases of the skin and the flesh, a perceptible adjudication of such problems would be immeasurable bettered by the complete elimination of sanitary facilities did not do so. Insipidly without force, it would be impossible to muster the evidence to be used in the interpretation. Total abandonment of the agreement ordinance will not help maintain, on the contrary, it may lead to numerous complaints and arduous efforts. Without some kind of evidence as a basis of decision of these disputes the city commission will be powerless. The Negro's Law of Salaries are proved that the most recent period of the Supreme Court upon soaring might have been completely surrounded by white norms sections and they have no room to spread. When they go into the suburb to open new lawns, they will be the best-fit that most of the details are not to be possible. The case which led the law to death rate is a and, by getting a death rate to always from time to time, three times as high as that of the whites, and it is generally recognized that the cause, therefore, is the same as the value of the importance and poverty, in the positivity of which the Negro is again & Record Breaker. To our mind, this is a and, at reflection upon the other side, and for the most just, aajudment of economic and social opportunities that poverty and its morals are the specific brands of the common and common a single group of citizenships. On Saturday evening, Dec. 4, 1526 the Beta-Rho Chapter of the Dept. of Education organized in San Antonio with the following charis-members: Dr. C. Arnott Whitler; Dr. E. K. Grimes- joro; W. R. Macwood; Slater R. Lane, graduate of Brown, University and, assistant principal of Dorothy B. School; Mr. Tha- kelley Jr. and Mr. Wiley L. Walk- nants and dends, with regard to Ne- gross, came before the New York courts many years ago; and safely ended there, because of the fact that in the case at bar in New York, no constitutional questions were in- ar, instructors in Doulman HI School and M. R. K. Mayer, teacher in Dulman HI School and business and financial circles. Pit Beta Sigma is one of the foundational intercollegiate Greek-klambda societies in this country. It numbers among its members the rare noteworthy outstanding W. Carver, the wizard of Tumkee-Moran N. W. Work, editor of the Locks, noted scholar and philosopher; James Weddon Johnson, an author and Fenn and Fenn, and W. D. Wagner, president of Willey College, it has for many years been the economic development of our people as embodied in its motto—Culture, Education, and Service for Humanity. Beta-Beta Chapter is a graduate chapter and was brought to San Francisco by Robert R. Devantow of the Wiley College Extended School Anstilting L. Stevens, acting Dean of Dumbo College. Colleen B. Dumbo, group of undergraduates, brother of Phi Beta located at San Francisco University. It is expected that with the high caliber of men represented and the additions to be made from time to time the Beta-Beta Chapter will be a potent factor for good in development of civic projects in San Antonio. LESS THAN 5 PER CENT OF THE ENTIRE NEGRO POPULATION IN CATEGORY OF SOCIAL EVIL DOERS. Les Angeles statistiques indicate that during fiscal year ended June 1992, less than 4 per cent Negro population is found in the whole category of social evil-doers only 293 arrests were made for crimes against chastity and family prostitution, rape, sex, degeneracy, etc. 2613 crimes against public defense and good morals (comprising drunk, gambling, vagancy, etc.). A decided improvement over pre-prohibition days. A very interesting and illustrative report is that made by Miles of Chicago on living conditions in the tremendous improvement in industry since 1917 in home life, industrial Negroes, Prenticeville all institutions amplifying Nego labor remarked upon the wonderful dependability of the good effects of prohibition upon the Nego may be noted by a A-study of conditions among Negroes in the state of Georgia image the National State. Department of Public Welfare, which in that the law in Georgia fails in Georgia fails has decreased 14 percent. An unmistakable evidence of salutary effect of prohibition. The Foundation for the study of the environment gives students to gather data on this subject and from time to time will provide information to the public the very avail- ble. News of 56 James M. C. Dec. 2, 2013 Sunday was a full day at Great Meadow, where members and friends attended all members and visitors from Dalton every day. Visitors from Dalton every day is known as the month for post- sales of the SUNDAY SALE with God. A. R. S. - R. S. Seward What is bringing the Sunday School up to the regular standard. What is happening on the day, and the morns Bible Class with Bri. Carl Johnson, president with Bri. Carl Johnson. are leading the city to "eligious worship. If you want a spiritual journey, submit to the Jamaica Jamest. Subject of the sermon to Jamaica. Submit from the series, Church-Permit. $100 P. M. - Men's League. $100 P. M. - Lord's League. With a $100 P. M. The Junior D. Y. P. U. with its assistant, Mrs. C. C. Gooden with the senior B. Y. P. -4' and from the efficient leader Mrs. Chowell will take things boom. . . . The great muster the great James Terbesch, the leadership of the most able Prof. N. K. Holiday, deserves crest prof. N. K. Holiday, must they have on this occasion. 1.000 P. M.-Hermannstein, by pastor and subject. "Make me to know you daily, that I may know how fear I am." Baptism at the same of the army. Accessions for the day, two, Dr. J. N. Wlun, Pastor, Dr. J. N. Wlun, Pastor News of Greater St. James Baptist Church, Dec. 12, 1936. Accessions for the day, two, unusually high today having administrative service of 1938, wrotech, Mrs. Ida Maa Harges, she is purchased by Sunday School, Sunday School, her marriage her very much since she has married to her husband, in the state of Arkansas. Program for the Service. Opening remarks by the Superint- sionation by Instrument Address Music upon the Numbe of Instrumentation by Fraternization of instrument with Dr. C. O. Owens. Fraternization of instrument Supet of Beginners Department. President's prayer by Parwon- Wlun. It A. M.—The pastor and junior choirs, augmented by the orchestra rendered beautiful music, when pastor Winn arose, the overflowing congregation seemed afirme with the Holy Spirit, subject for the morning was "A licencious Church" the discussion of the subject, was the third of the ser�. 2.20 A. M.—Men's meeting. 5.20 P. M.—Opened with vigor, the program was rendered under the auspices of "Ever Ready Group Mr. Ben-Mason-Capt. Rev. R. M. Montgomery, vice-president of the District B. Y. P. U. addressed the members. 7.20 P. M.—Twilight Musical and evening services. The choirs and orchestra are apparently getting better as time passes, in advance of preaching service every Sunday evening, the congregation is given a free musical. Subject for the evening. "The Sips of EII" which was a wonderful sermon. Accession for the day. Four. J. M. Winn, Pastor. Y. R. Talton, Reporter. **THANKAKA** — We are asking that each of the glay church send us a thank you card to the Bachman院, and that we read the Dallas Express and any Greek. The evening was a success. Vewa Kahal, evening host, said the press was impressed. Mrc. Ran Kahal, Sunder, the press promoter of (two prize winning) halkie. There were some prizes, including a Jasmine. G. Lott of Dallas closed a successful retreat at Mt. Pleasen on Sunday. Rev. Bell is doing nicely with his work at Mt. Piesah. Mrs. Mary Merritt. Phanic Ave. entertained with ten cakes and sandwiches Wednesday night Rev. Jerome C. Lott, Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Hampton, Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Preston. Miss Fay and Opala Batte, Rev. Bell and Mrs. Ellis all present enjoyed themselves. Rev. Lott left the Miss F. Thurds, morning Mr. L. Campbell. Even day at the home of her mother last week after several spagis etكاس. Mrs. Charlie Chapel spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Jeans Mac Adams on Capp Blm. C. L. Gures has been indicted. W. A. Preston lectured to the city teachers last Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Rev. J. H. Riddle of Dallas conducted a 10 days meeting in New Town at Rev. E. H. Wilson's church. Large crowds attending and night. Mr. Lawrence and Miss E. E. E. was held for an ago. A pikes meeting was held at Oak Street Baptist Church last Sunday evening by the Negro Business League. Rev. H. M. Edwards was the principal speaker. The Anniversary given Rev. L. L. Worlds by the members of Canaan B. C. was successes Mrs. Willie Burgess of Avinger, Texas visited her sister. Mrs. H. D. Batte's best and his returned home. The members of Macdonia B. C. celebrated the 1st anniversary of Rev. W. M. Houston praised by the pastor Rev. W. A. Preston praised the anniversary the pastor dedicated the plow leaders and stewards with a tribute in honor of the following pastor was served: Wien-Emil Koehler, a coffee, cloak, and gum. Many folks were received. Colorado, Texas—BJ. James B. C. Day school was opened by the Rev. 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ESCAPED PRISONER CAPTURED AT DAINGERFIELD cites Tucker who escaped from the car and was taken by the Ford car of the police, with him driving a car and a day morning and taken at once to a hospital where he died of alleged charges of theft or auto-armament. MILES ANDERSON SHOT TO DEATH IN ARGU- MENT AT HOME Miles Anderson who lived at $250 miles per street, engaged in an argu- ment with the police in his home, well, with bad sounds from birth shots in the abdomen. He died shortly after being carried in Park- --- land Hospital, and Hospital, received short after the shooting and questioned by the police, and was given to giveaway the arrest of the stars who left the scene of the shooting. "The unusual in the trial of murder The County came to pass this week County came to pass this week murder of Martin Lloyd in a house on Cole Avenue in April, called for summoned for trial and the two summoned for trial and the two challenging on Monday, afternoon. only two Juris Procedures Attorneys in concurring the presentation assisted by Attorneys McW Gm McGraw. The lawyers for the defense are Atk A Very Bare Value Included are the new winter-patterns, exceptionally well made in assortment A Full Line of Clays Suits to $55 Boys' Suits Girls' Coats new styles, fine materials, and lovely, few trimmings. $14.95 and up EVENT INSURES resses Values Values to $84.50 $29.75 TIL XMAS ARICK CLOTHING CO c Bldg. toronto Many Night's and Ted THE NOWA'S AUXILIARY to M. D. A. T. ASSOCIATION SPONSOR DRIVE The Woman's Auxiliary to M. D. A. T. ASSOCIATION, sponsoring a drive among Monday and civil of Dallas for cost of clothing. The drive began Monday and will continue until next week. The clothing will be kept at the City Hall–under the awning of the city Welfare Worker, and will be at the disposal of Various Colored Welfare Workers, who report distress in the City Drug Store, and all persons having off-call clothes provided for that person as one of the following places: M. D. A. T. ASSOCIATION Drug Store, Alta and Juliette, Temple Drug Store, Store THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1926 The Belafonte Eileen R. Moore Thea travel, through the kindness of Mrs. Moore, its proprietor will be the first to receive a special Christmas year, according to the statement of worker of the city in 1995, a arrangements for the Christmas festivities, the special Christmas picture has been promised by Mrs. Moore before the festival. Thursday evening from six until eight in the time scheduled for the exercise and all of the children of PYTHIANS, CALANTHIANS AND DOKEYS WILL DISTRIBUTE CHRISTMAS CHEER TO POOR According to the statement of Chua, T. Braceingham, potentiate of Chua, Dr. D. K. Chang, potentiate of the British Ideas of the city associated by all of the Courts of Curaçao to the Christian chieftain to all of the poor of the city be distributing baskets twenty persons whose names can be found in the temple, Elm St.; Wheatsley Isaak Drug Royal Cure Drug Cliff; the Royal Cure Drug Cliff; the Royal Club; Weshchen and Master; the K. and A. Birrber; Slipendd Service Sunday — Cheral Club and Young People's Day News Sunday in Connection with the Quarterly Meeting—Quarterly Con. conference Monday Night. The St. James people are being crowded with church activities as the old year winds up. Sunday will be the first to come up this morning at all days. The Sunday School attendees are at least 1000. Was good. It is not known while of the classes will carry off the honor of the quarter for attendance. The Men's Bible class think they have it, but the special class and the Women's Bible Class claim their are much in the rate. Monday night was election night for officials for the year. This was caused off nicely. A few drastic changes were made in the official range. The board of trustees consist of Brother J. A. L. Wemiss, T. J. Barby, J. H. Willibald, C. T. Moore, C. L. Jackson, E. W. Gilson, George A. Brown, and Chase, Strain, Mr. Strain, who the place of Mr. J. L. Bined, was president and musical director of the family, and the Church is planning special features in their music for the year he was relieved of that he might give more attention to his music. Mr. Speed has made an excellent officer and it was requested to give him up in this capacity but, in keeping with the desire for greater efforts every department it was thought best to concentrate his energies on The Steward selected yr. M. B. Storma, A. A. Anderson, J. B. Storma, J. B. Anderson, J. B. Puhkubtak, Chas. Hunn, Major Tumor and N. C. Boulm. The team began taking the place of Mr. Samuel Sandhern and he headed the leader's divisor of the Steward Board and Mr. Andre Johnson led the team years later. Sandhern has been either class No. 1 or class No. 2 years after he leader that gives him any trouble. It is the purpose of the Council to order in order to reach the memorial in order to reach the memorial in order to reach the present system. The leader's division MAY TAKE over the activites, the meeting next Sunday awaiting at a clockboard and other departments will have their organizations perfected. Next Sunday the Choral Club and the young people will have charge. It is the day when the older members have an opportunity for seeing what the young people will do with the church when turned over to them. The musical program will be had at night. Come and enjoy the very excellent program they have prepared. Special committees are now work collecting funds and arranging for the purchase of supplies which will fill the hanger and still another committee will seek the names of needy persons so that Johnson's Ballet School can continue in the seat of pain. Johnson's cheer in every home from the hands of the combined Python organizations of the city. SAMPSON MENTHOLOW MANUFACTURING COMPANY The best of all is the Mentholow Hair Grower Guaranteed to Grow Hair on Bald Spots A six week trial for one dollar and eighty cents One dollar must accompany all orders Send ten cents for postage Mme. B. SAMPSON.....Proprietress T. H. SAMPSON.....Manager 2526 BRYAN STREET DALLAS, TEXAS Parlor Phone: 3-3612 Res. Phone: 3-0367 THE FAD STUDIO 2123 Hall Street Have your Xmas Photo made early and avoid the rush. Other presents lose their interest. Photos never. Christmas decorations. Christmas Candles, Nuts and Fruits. Christmas Greeting Cards and Plenty of Fire Works. 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We will also find some people, the Hinds Herb Life Two is a health andWellness series in. No. 3 for doses of Hinds Herb Life Two. Also run down system,挡墙，and weakness will be followed by a few doses of this Hinds Herb Life Two. Women will find this medicine to be Oatly dependent friend. Shake before taking Breadshew Two, complete before going to bed; if everyone is decrease second day to rest. Children, 10 to 30 drops. Prior, $1.00 (postage extra). Agents Wanted—Will Make Good Meal SINDU LABORATORIES The West Coasted Street, Phone 0501 000 GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SELLING OUT EVERYTHING GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SELLING OUT EVERYTHING 40,000.00 Stock of Wall Paper, Paints, Enamels, Brushes, Varnishes, and will sell everything, including fixtures, desks and cash register cards for your chance. 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Plenty of Extra Sizes - SECOND FLOOR BIGGEST BARGAIN IN DALLAS Only $295.00 Used Standard Make Player Piano, Mahogany Case, Bench and 12 Rolls of Music See This at Once Several Places to Be Sold at Once-Flock $100 Tower $90 Land Players from $100 to $500 Brook Mays & Co PHONOGRAPHS PIANOS 1005 Elm St. 2-3944 ONE WEEK'S SUPPLY BRONZE BEAUTY Face Powder BRONZE BEAUTY FACE POWDER is made by a num- ber of French powders and is applied by sprayer. Used satisfactorily on dry or oily skin. Makes the com- pression soft and velvety—and stains on until removed. Three times which blend with any complexion High Brow, 'Secrets Olive and Pink'. Fill cut and seal the compo- sion low and we will send you a whole week's supply free. STRAIT-TEX CHEMICAL CO., 560 Blath Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Name _____ Street and Number _____ City _____ State _____ U A B F W. TEXAS TOWNS THE NEW YORKER A. B. W. F. BLEDSOE, GRAND MASTER WNS work was a success. THAILY — Duhar Hi defeated Austin HI football team last Friday evening on the Ferguson's field gridded by a score of 15-6. A large erged, white and black attended the game. Henry Ward, former citizen who died at his home Saturday night near Eddie, was shipped to Schulenburg for burial by the Branford Undertaking Co. He leaves a wife, and other relatives to move his field. Miss Nyritz, Richard who graduated recently from the Fint Goodridge Hospital, Nurra Training School of New Or leans, La, has retained home, Mr and Mrs. William Tucker of Narragha City. Mr. stopped over night during the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cummings of south 111 Street. The financial campaign of Nyritz's first Baptist church also at very successful last Sunday night. The Turkey party at Sain James M. Church during the past MONEY M IN THIS WODE? A MONEY MAY BE IN THIS WORLD, BUT DEPRIVE YOU ATWA Y MAY TALK PRE THIS WORLD, BUT LACK OF HAVING PLEN DISTRIBE TOO OF SOME OF THE JOYS IN ONE-UP THINGS IS THE ATWATER KEN RADIO MODEL 25 CONTACT FIVE TUBE RECEIVER Less' Tubes and Batteries, But With Battery Cable attached $60.00 MANY OTHER MODELS This Wonder Entertainment is Years for the Asking. You can Pay For it on You Listed Only a Small Amount Each Week ALSO PARTS 7-1782 FOR IMFORMATION CALL 7-1786 J. C. BAKER or ANDREW & BRAND, RADIO SHOP 316 N. St Paul Street, Circle Theatre Building COLORADO-The P. T. A. was highly entertained Wednesday Nov. 26th. Mamille Robinson, hostess of the event, will be meeting all by business meeting bureau Dec. 2nd at the school in the district to be present. Mr. A. Johnson is on the skirt list. Rev. Clemensma is holding his place every day in the school. Out of his savest debt, "GOOD" for his Tatiana friends and friends. The different students of Washburn High School "to raise money to get a play ground. COLORBURNE-The R. C. A. C. met at the home of the president Mrs. R. H. Stone. All members present were meeting business, after which the R. C. A. put on a dinner to be offered. THE first to organize HE best to join HE first to issue a $1000.00 Policy THE U.B.F. AND S.M.T. SPECIAL DISPENSATION NOW ON There is a Deputy wherever there is a member There is a member wherever there is a City ved Dec. 1, 1926. Benefit for the were glad to have her with us again. We adjourned with a two-course menu which consisted of salmon loaf on lettuce, crackers, stuffed apples, temate salad and fruit cake toped with whip cream. Next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Billie Vernon. BRANCHVILLE — Service were well attended at Little River B. C. Sunday. Rev. K. L. Gates pastor was at his post. The rally at Milam Grove M. E. Church Sunday was a success $60.00 raised. Mr. Wm. Holt and Miss Arie Brooks were married Sunday night. Rev. Smith offlisting. Rev. A. W. Jackson and A. D. Saddles returned Monday from Van Maros, Texas, where they attended the annual conference of the A. M. Church. Rev. Saddles was appointed pastor of Gauge ant Rev. Jackson was returned to Thrift Miss Leola. Employment on the sick list. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS; TEXAS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1926 JAYTON - R. B. was at usual hour, service was well attended. Mrs. M. Patterson and grand-son B. L. McKennedy has returned home, was accompanied by Mr. Will Cloud, who is expected to make Jayton his home. Miss Amitine Patterson will teach the colored school in Jayton, Texas, expecting to start the first of December. Let every child of school attend school. BONHAM—Mrs. Leah Mae Carrlway spent the week end with her mother, left Monday for her own in Wicita. Mr. and Mrs. Will Cowans, W. N. Garrette, Mrs. Gussie Lee Wofard motored here Sunday from Henristia, they left Monday. Rev. Hicks left Tuesday for the Annual Conference at Pitts THE first to buy Property THE Leading Promoter of Negro Enterprise, Dedicated to the upbuilding of the Race. WICHITA Falls—The Ladies Progressive Club gave a very unique and successful Banns at the促 The Hall Thresholding A number of pieces of Art were sold—the pre- Dr. L. M. King and co- workers downry a great credit for making this effort a financial success. The regular week-week meeting was held at the home of Mr. The ble. All members are urged to be present at the next meeting. Mrs. L. M. King, president, The Maid and Matrons Club held a delightful meeting Friday night. There were two out of town visitors. The Club club of J. A. Kemp Addition held a very enthusiastic meeting at the home of the president. Mrs. C. J. Welch. The next meeting will be by the Mrs. Verdie Wilburn, 30th Jail on the Street. The Community Club had a very enjoyable meeting. Mrs. C. C. Trimble who has charge of the welfare work among the colored people, gave some very timely remarks. The Community Chest Drive will start Monday and end Tuesday noon. The City Federation of T. W. C. will hold its regular monthly meeting with Mrs. C. J. Welch, Friday night. All members interested in Club work are cordially invited to attend. See that there is a club in your neighborhood doing uplift work and do your bit to make it a success. Mrs. No.2wood is president of the U.S. and I Club of Anderson Chapel Church, the first of the first to be held in the city for the week of, and in the city for the week of. Her husband came up from Dallas to spend the holidays with her. Mrs. E. Deen, principal of schools in Miss Arval Wells, spent the month in the city of Texas, and then from the city of South, and to stand up to the teachers Association. Mr. James Reed of Graham, Texas spent several days with his cousin Mr. Varrite V. burn. Mrs. Annie Hembury has returned from Dallas to the city of Texas, and with her husband, Mr. Loon Hembury, she also visited her pick sister, Mrs. Booth. The services at St Matthew Church during the week were well attended. Mrs. Miss Humboldt was the first to be held in the city of Texas. Services to all churches were good. Indeed: Sunday School was well attended. Mrs. E. Ryan has returned to Frederick Oklohoma for a few weeks. Mr. Luther, brother of Mrs. E. Betha Norwell, was the first to be held in the city of Texas, where he turned from Corteana where he spent several weeks visiting his parents. Quite a deal of damage was done by fire to 1006 and 100 Lake St. Mr. J. Donaldson St. has been serving the home of the school. Mr. David Field is able to be here. Mr. Madd Welch is still in Chicago. Mr. W. C. Chemin and little baker is stopping with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Thomas on 817 Wood Street. Mr. Thomas is acting director of Jolonic St. has recovered Mrs. Ida Nelson has returned home. Mrs. Clara Potter has been some of which followed. Mrs. Rapids M. Miss Emma Young and Mr. Hensardon Perkins, Jr., were very quietly married Saturday night at the home of the bride's parents. A few relations, tives and friends were present. CLEHURNE — The banquet given by the members of the A. M. E. Church in honor of their platter Rev. J. M. Houldin after his return from Marlin was quite a success. The Church was beautifully decorated with cut flowers and ferns and tables laid for about fifty. As 1930, the pastor was excertified by Prof. J. J. Hurnett to the church where everything pleasing meet his eyes. A heart to heart talk was made by all and each member pledged to do their best and help Rev. Houldin put things over the two Mrs. R. E. Spencer, chairman sparked no pains in making the banquet. S M T A. 10 C. M. McGRUDER, GRAND SECRETARY success. All members are requested to be present at the church on the 1st of November Hill. Where we will enjoy another feast, that will please all. 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Foosey, Park Director, invited Mr. Johson to come to Dallas and conduct an institute and also attenuate musical leadership. Entertain With Breakfast Party Mr. and Mrs. H. H. still entertained with a breakfast party Sunday morning, Dec. 26, at their home, 2146 Harper Streat, honoring their late mother, Mrs. A. D. Derlin, A. Brewner who were recently married, Mr. and Mrs. A. Derlin, Mr. and Mrs. J. Johns, Mr. G. Ward and Mrs. M. O. McCoy were guests. Day was well attended. *Admission* Sensura andandra and Jibin membira members, visiting pastor, preached a womens' day, attended in the church. The B. Y. P. U. was well attended. Biro, Catchcoch, P. U. was well attended. apidifend B. P. U. P. U. B. U. Rev. A. H. Waller preached another son's day. Members members were taken in the church members were taken in the church T TO Y CE! CASE OF $8.95 DOLL FREE finest jewelry, and get a our stocks, been so complete Come in, make your selec- come, Pay & vent down, take Grays will trust you. 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The 2.10 p. m. services were concentrated, and McGinnis, McDougal and Church were present and delivered an instructive Bible Lease, which invocation to return Monday, 12th was accepted. The 12. T. F. services were interested in the spirit of cooperation was prevalent. An entertaining program will be rendered next Sunday, Dec. 9. W. A. Prison, Phoebe D. Williams, Ast. Pastor, delivering a message on. The Vell of salvation, a forceful gospel of truth. The Lord's supper was communicated. The corner stone laying was the corner stone on Sunday, Dec. 11th. Our friends and members are still working on the church. The Early Court Rose No. 20 O. C. one of the donors. We are working on working over $100.00 every Sunday working jiles "pregnant." We will still be allowed of well- YOU! 12 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 TIMEX PEN AND PENCIL Parker Wahl and Sneedfors sets make a rent helpful offer... $6.50 DOLL FREE I, H. Lightner of Denver, Col. Caprum Clerk, of the American Woodmen spoke to an appreciative members of the American Wood- Ranch Press, who has been of Dallas Temple on San Jacinto street. The meeting was enthusiastic, and many phases of the Order was set forth whereby an in- gan. James White, commander and A. L. Walters, clerk has proven themselves trustworthy of having excellent report of the standing- of local Campus, Mrs. A. E25th Lee still at herself with, that arrest spirit, of getting behind things and being them into an appreciative realization. Deputies are wanted to to be the Washington of the Dallas Express, a command order for its progressive spirit and the loyal interest, they showed to the Express, whereby they have our representatives co-operation and duced in the usual way and addressed a large congregation of the public. The Methodist Episcopal choir finished the singing, together with the "Heil-Quarter" and others. Read- ings were given and thoroughly enjoyed. The hearty response of the Episcopal choir was well- considered, and the program was appreciative and a new vision of the Negro was apparent. REELL CHAPEL, C. M. R. CHAIR (Formerly P. E. Park Mission) Sunday School very good. Sunday was high day, Pastor, Rev. R. C. Curtis preached two-noble sermons. And Smiths Crews of Kansas City was very good with spits, returned having a wonderful meeting and financial success. Mrs. Walker and Daughter of West Dallas were fun- erialized, at last church. Monday, the first of the morning was Magnetic Addition C. M. E. Rev. Willie Johnson son, pastor officiated. COUGHS Throat tickle, sore throat, business and similar troubles quickly re- lieved with Luden's LUDEN'S MATRIX COUGH DEBTS 5¢ COURT OF FAME SCORES A GREAT PRESENTA- TION AT CITY AUDITORIUM The Pagetian that was given at the City Hall Auditorium last Friday, Court of Fame, Illustrating the famous characters of the past century was one of the most credible figures in the history of our local talent in Dallas. It was very classical in its style and had a very famous collection of lived famous. The costumes were georgous. The participants improvised those who contribute to building sentiments of living deeds. M. I. H. P. W., who sat in her chair, characters came out and made their box that exhibited the programs into words of congratulations. Who so wisely replayed the play deserves great credit for her mastery and who directed the music also is to be congratulated for the arranged music that was in harmony with all. Did well. The Court of Fame is now in demand for repetition. It will do well for the public to avail themselves of attendance and see a classical and artistic Pagetian, where our own characters measure up to any one idea. L. H. Lightner Visits. Dal Isas and Addresses-Camp No. 86, American Woodmen (W. M. G.) L. H. Lightner of Denver, Col. Supreme Clerk of the American Woodmen, spoke to an appreciative membership of the American Woodmen last Friday night at the Pride of Dallas Temple on San Jacinto Street. The meeting was enthusiastic, and many phases of the Order was set forth whereby an increase membership shall be its slogan. James White, commander and A. L. Walters, clerk has proven themselves trustworthy of having excellent report of the standing of local Camps, Mrs. A. Edith Lee who is the outstanding Deputy is still at herself with that acdent spirit of getting behind things and being them into an appreciative realization. Deputies are wanted to cover the field. The management of the Dallas Express commends One Order for its progressive spirit and the loyal interest they showed to the Express whereby they have our representatives co-operation and service. The City Federation of Colored Women's Club The executive body of the City Federation with Mrs. D. M. Mason, President meet at the Club Center in New York to discuss imbibing baba present. An enthusiastic meeting was held, notwithstanding the many visual subjects affecting the group-were discussed with some action to be taken soon. A big demonstration, many visual subjects more than $10,000 has been subscribed by our white friends. Four students with $10,000 has been subscribed by our play parks of Dallas. A student with $10,000 has been subscribed to the program from being regular patrons of this company. We will ask for a treat for our president-yep-president will be elected at the regular meeting of the club. A matron will be served. New Year's Day. MRS. L. A. 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Send Whitener Face Powder and Skin Whitener Soap addressing Dr. Fred Palmer's Laborato- ry. Department A-371, Atlanta, Ga. Dallas, Texas THE BOT BAMUH-2, JAMUCH CHAPTER I-4 GOLDEN TOWER MEMORIAL FOR THE SERVICE MEANTH (1 BAM, 88). The house of Hannah's second marriage did bring children. Peninah became the mother of several, but Hannah's disappointment is even deeper than before. The women were so different in disposition instead of pinishing to come for Hatham by visiting her son and insulted her, making her life one of bitterness. So depressed was Hannah in spirit that when Elkanah went up at this time to worship she refused to eat, and finally went into the house of Aha. Lord and continued in prayer until Eil. she priest thought that she was drunk—he saw only her lips move but heard no sound. He asked her how long before she would put away her wine. Hannah assured him of the fact that she did not belong to that class of women—but she was a woman at a sorrowful spirit, and was asking God to give her a son. The old priest told her to go, and the Lord had granted her request. Hannah pledged the Lord if he would give her a son he should be given back to Him till the days of his life. She returned home happy feeling that the Lord had heard her praying. We got here the lesson that we could thank God for blessing not realized. Hannah was the Younger and she accepted the spirit of praise for that of heaven. Her, few Years with her son. Samuel came in answer to his mother's prayer. The name Samuel means "hard of Jehovah," or "asked of Jirohah," Nehanah, for fuses to go up to Shilph to the yearly worship until her son told enough to leave there. Much difference of opinion exists as to the age of Samuel when he was left at the house of God. Many think that he was between two and three, years of age—basing their contention on the statement "old enough to mean." Others plاسed his age at from five to ten years while others go as high as twelve. It becomes reasonable that she kept him until the war—old enough to understand the meaning of his dedication to God and measureable take care of himself—between five and seven. But at some early age Hannah bring her little boy to Bill, and calls his attention to the view who had made the Lord will the days of his life. Hannah's love for her boy was all of which is mother's heart; was capable, but she give him over to the Lord THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1920 and material for character building, many of the expellers of the heady school. Nelson have given us the wide-reaching of the small Jesson of the other continue the study of the life of Samuel, and also give us the New Testament Jesson, while others have preferred to treat one or the other subjects for literature carries the lesson in Lake. Since the first six months of 1857 will be occupied with the study of the Christian life as taught by the Gapple. Acts- and the—Epistles of the Christian literature to the Old Testament and take up the native about where we leave it off. It seems that the truelt will be the less abrupt if the dual ideas are used in our study. and at the close of the dedication end of weeding, she sang a song that she had been inspired by the Holy Spirit—it takes 16 places with the songs of Mirmun, Deborah and is re- quired to measure by the King Mary. SAMUEL THE JUDGE—THE SAYING REPEAT. 1. SAMUEL T. AND SAMUEL T. DIRECT YOUR HEARTS UNTO THE SAMUEL T. (1. SAM. T. NEEDHOLD. 2. SAMUEL T. BREAKING YOU GOOD TIDINGS OF THE SAMUEL T. TO ALL THE PEOPLE. (LUKE 2. 3-20) An Exposition of the 9. S. Lessons My Chase, W. Ashington an opportunity to give the Sunday School a lesson on the most important religion—the birth of Christianity—unless upon the truth of it be accepted. Upon the truth of it be accepted. Our Christian system, the International Sunday School Committee message from the story of the Loves birth as told by Dr. Luke. Our special characters and might well occupy the spaces allowed for this article for the next six months the studies of the early Lovers. Israel, the wealth of constructive information and material for character builders, has given us an on-ocation the dual lesson Sunday School Hesion have given us an on-ocation the dual lesson Sunday School Hesion have given us a New Testament lesson, while we also cover the lesson in Luke, or the other subject-the literary life of John, and also give us the New Testament lesson, while we also cover the lesson in Luke, or the other subject-the literary life of John, and also give us the study of the Christian life as taught by the Old Testament and take up the narrative steps that the result will be about it the dual ideas to be Samuel was a boy when we saw him that performing the chores acted in the house and the look on whom Joseph at about the age of twelve and delivered his first message for the audience, in the kitchen to the wicked house of Bill. It seems that twenty years passed between the Israelite and the Babylonian, which resulted in the death of the wicked house of all men one day. The two men are silent. in battles to ark of God is venerated, and when the crushing news reaches Ell as he is in the gate of the city anxiously awaiting the news from the battles which had been fought, he is in the gate of his two sons, finally when they One may observe a law out of fear of the penalty attached to non-motive—such a person is a law breaker at heart. For some time we have been telling the people who were being greatly, oppressed by the Philadelphia turnover back to God, by carving away their Idi and娶亲 in a greatatherine resulted in a greatatherine of Benjamin where they reunioned themselves to God. It was done this meeting that the Phillyites for them—which he did and God for them—and their Saxon to ep to God for them—which he did and God and defeated them. By the excellent life of Samuel the philistine did not-disturb them any more in one of the most terrible annotations another holl. Ronl and David six of Israel. He was a child in the life of man of prayer he was the last and the greatest of the judges of Israel. "Babalu I bring you good things a great joy which shall be to all men." In all parts of the world enlightened human beings have found their way men, women and children will unite in the celebration of the birth the little boy of humble parents in a manger at the little town of Bethlehem almost two thousand years ago, on Saturday December 25th. Nothing but a true historical fact could have so negatively fixed itself upon the thought of the world, and endured, with an ever widening circle of influence as our Christian celebration of the birth of Jesus. While many are wrangling over the thyory of evolution, the virgin birth and blending subjects affecting the life, divinity and mission of Christ—it is pleasing our heavily Father to hid; these things from the wise and prudent and reveal them into babes today, just as He gave the greatest message ever delivered to the world since the birth of the universe—when the morning stars sang together and the sons of God nitaries fitted in gittering robes embodied饰 with gold and silver. Promptly at midnight there is silence while the belts announce embodied饰 with gold and silver. A small cradle is carefully lowered with a vax image in it and is carried in front of the long dress. The dignitaries the different ranks of the priest and finally by the congregation as they march. How different from the morning when the shepherds found the babies in some one happy this Christmas by better follow it. 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