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Supreme Court Upholds Pythians In Appeal Decision WOMAN SUES R.R. & PULLMAN CO. WRITTEN BY: JOHNSON ANFORD, THOMAS SUTT AGAINST GRAND LODGE AND MOTORCYCLE RENT IN DAMAGES AND RESERVING ACCEPT (1) LODGE AND MOTORCYCLE RENT LAWS OF ORDER MUST BE OBLIGED FIRST. PETER L. RUDCER WARSTED OF AKEEN 1904-1907 EX 10TH CAVALRYMAN HELD FOR RANSOM ESCAPES FROM MEXICO PAY YOUR POLL TAX. DO IT NOW! The Dallas Express Detective Declares Chicago Millionaire Backs Wilberforce Investigations With Funds TIGGS MORE SCHOOL DR. R. R. MOTON IS FUNDS POSSIBLE SPEAKER IN HAWAII ```markdown ``` A summary of the results of the study is presented in the following table: | Variable | Mean | SD | Min | Max | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Age (years) | 41.5 | 10.2 | 28.0 | 55.0 | | Gender (male/female) | 0.5 | 0.1 | 0.0 | 1.0 | | Education level (primary/secondary/college) | 3.0 | 1.0 | 0.0 | 4.0 | | Income (USD) | 12000 | 10000 | 8000 | 15000 | The results of the study show that: 1. The mean age of the participants is 41.5 years. 2. The mean gender of the participants is 0.5 male/female. 3. The mean education level of the participants is 3.0 primary/secondary/college. 4. The mean income of the participants is 12000 USD. These results suggest that the participants are likely to be middle-aged and have a relatively high level of education and income. ASKS DAMAGES FOR EXPULSION FROM SLEEPING CAR IN FLORIDA LAST SUMMER. CLARENCE DARROW AND ARTHUR HAYS ARE RETAINED AS LAWYERS J. S. Goodwin Liberation University of South Jamaica, Tax. that they are not that three things in the same place, and that no one can be in the same place if they are based always on sym- metry and source-target rhythms, musicality and tradition, a countr- ly language, a tangible, nearly dance which returns inevitably to (Continued on page 5) HIDE PENNSYLVANIA SUSPECTS FROM MOB Media. The Dec. 11—(AND)—After warnings had been sent to Gov. Michael that trouble might affect the University, Brickell and Fitzgerald confess that of a young white woman, and Anna Wilson, and Walter Week, contended to prevent the murder of the late F. Dudley W. Tiger Fennock from the Delaware County jail to the Eastern postpasture in PUMA, the latter was named Fennock's wife and were to be threatened the kill. The defiant attorney sought to prevent the removal of the late F. Dudley W. Tiger Fennock's action would jeopardize the chance of enacting the penalty which has been imposed upon them. Dec. 2 - At Mt D.C. J. Cane, pur- vise investment member, items from the Mt D.C. Club, a paper "College" - Miss P. L. Cane. 18 - With Mrs. I. M. Lawrens, 604-Thomas Avenue, "Noted Ner- gary, Teachers and Nerds," Publishing House. 19 - After a program of music by Miss P. L. Tyler, the day was a "Day, and a paper" "Private and Coachal School" by Miss P. M. Introduced the visitors, Mrs. Bush of the Mon. Iowa, town, and Mrs. Hus- son of the Mon. Tennessee, Penn. Retreats. Australian Beauty Social Club at Thursday night, Dec. 16, 14:23 Joshua. The club was entertained with whist games. It had the plea- sure of a club. The club was on a club. The plenist prize was won by Mrs. Elise and Mrs. Washington. The plenist prize was won second prize, Mrs. Miller, won second prize, Mrs. Johnson served. Reports of various committees were submitted to the Grendle Body remitting in many changes in the P- law and Constitution and much discussion. Changes were presented to the body againth Mr. H. W. Knight of Fort Worth, but Mr. H. Warren, was not present. Hugh Patterson was prepared that this work in connection with Mr. Henry Williams of Baton, Houes, L., and others trying to hinder the progress of Gas-alot Worthful King WVP Bob Huebner, Mr. Allison, will be host for next Thursday, night. The Happy Gold Luck Club Meet on their third meet, meet at 11:30 a.m. Andrew Shannon 831 Allen Street Allison, member present. Call toll 312-255-2555 after which a brief discussion of social matters. The dwell went into a discussion of the program to be at the home of Mrs. Willa Hines 1904 Thomas Awdren 1904. A Modern President. The Alden Chau Club A President The Alden Chau Club meet on Sunday afternoon, at the Delaware Hotel Station WPPA. 40 members present. Call toll 312-255-2555 for the register. Sunday program. Many phone calls were received due to the request, including special teleconference. The president urges the attendants to participate in the spring program are growing more interesting each year and to participate in the retreat. Saturday night Jan. 1, 1971, 361 Liberty Street. LION TAMER EXTERVAIN WITH THEIR ANNUAL XMAS DANCE The Lion Tampa gave their annual summer dance which was an annual tradition of the dance was the taming of the Lion by the members. The Tampa dancers with snow and Holly leaves, to bring out the Christmas spirit, took the dance in a cold, cold collision. It was that dance was the best given by the Tampa. Z. J. Stace, President. Bostonom Grand Lodge, A. F. and A. M. of Texas jurisdiction by trying to put the dance in a failure. The change of the date of meeting of the M. W. King Solomon Grand Lodge, from a practice was performed. Bathurst This Department of the Order is steadily increasing numerically, under the direction of N. B. Booster and Grand Master, with papers that has power and authority from the imperial Grand Council of the M. M. Mystic Shirts, to make shirts and Tennessee. On Thursday, the compilation of the United Mott Worship, fulk King Solomon Grand Lodge A. P. and A. M. and the M. W. King A. P. and A. M. were wedded together. M. were wedded together by electing N. B. Cooper, 23rd degree Grand M. Cooper, 23rd degree Grand Gray, 3rd degree of Heavenmont; Master and Haywood Wood, 23rd degree Grand Secretary. Offers on O. E. B. N. Cooper, 3rd degree, Grand Patron, Master and Haywood Wood, associated Grand Mrs. M. E. Johnson of Houston, Grand Mrs. M. E. Denby of Grapeland, Grand J. Shankle Grand Conductor, Mrs. M. J. Sampion, Associate Grand Mrs. M. A. Bloomer, Grand Mortis, Grand Treasurer. TEXAS TOWNS 27 COURT OF FAME—REAP PEARANCE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 1440, CITY HALL, AUDITORI ON CONCERT REHERSALS OF NEGRO MUSIC Rehearsals for the Concert of Ne- the will be at their best on this grove Music, Which is to be Given program. some of the best arrangements of. The public is cordially invited to Negro spiritualists, including its own attend this concert not only for the benefit of the community but also for the selection is one of the most haunted renders music; but because, it is full of all Negro spiritualists and is aimed at the effort of Daughters of Dahomey, it is a great opportunity to meet Charlot, and as渺而 by sr. John, this, should be hearty appeal and a healing impression. Prevent and give all the aid and comfort this program needs to this program and render some of its are on sale at Community Drug 11a. host selections. This club has been in the establishment of the Diah Roberts Cafe, also at Payne Street, in the southwest corner of the city, much in suity diction and delivery January 4, City Auditorium at 9:12. --- THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS SAFURDAY, JANUARY 1., 1027 has been on the skirt for three weeks also. I also Bro. Robert Dennis and I also Bro. Robert Dennis, hard pastor of Bethel B. C. was at his post Sunday. He preached a wonderful sermon. COURT OF FAME—RE-AP- PARANCE, JANUARY 41, CITY, HALL, AUDIOTHU DEAF, DUMB AND BLIND INSTITUTE Campus News Austin, Texas, Dec. 16, 1889 Merry Ximal the almanac every where on the campus. Two little daughters visited the institution, we are always glad to have them visit us. The next Christmas shopping last Wednesday, each returned very happy. They were accompanied by Each teacher is very artistically, decorating their respective class pieces. Martin Lectured in chapel this morning, giving our much-beloved our kindergarten boys and girls are eagerly awaiting the visit of saint Claus. "The Artist" COURT OF FAME-REAP- PEARANCE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14th, CITY HALL AUDIOTRON. 5c Down FOR ONLY Walmart Daily Free! FREE BASIC HOLIDAY WITH GLASSES A Christmas Suggestion The care of the eyes is vital to the old folks. Give Mother and Dad an order on our insurance. If LC Co. Warranty offers an examination and a polish of glasses to be delivered Christmas; the gift they will most appreciate should be your year and worry at a constant token of your love. 1936 ELM ST. COR. ELM AND HARWOOD CASH PRICES ON EASY TERMS OS READY CASH INVESTMENT COMPANY INVEST TO GET 10 Per Cent START WITH ANY AMOUNT Phone 7-3460 and 7-3488 Agents Wanted-Liberal Commissions MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIES SATURDAY George G. Pierson Holding P. Robertson PIERSON & ROBERSON ATTORNEYS AT LAW 2-1445 PEDLORITY UNION BLDG. 10-16-11 SUN MON TUES WED THURS FRIES SATURDAY BERNIE GREEN Pauline Holder VANITY BEAUTY SHOPPE Hair Dressing! Jacqueline Facial Albums and Maintenance a Specialty 2001 Cookson St. Ward Poiling Texas ROOFING! DOOFING! Roofing! And WALL PAPER At prices that can not be best, in Indian-Unlimited Freight Hrs. Corner Rent and Griffin St. N. N. We have no Brach Store. NEGRO TEACHERS' AGENCY P. O. Box 2232 We show the best places that need teacher; we know the best that can help. Send stamp for information, confidential service. ```markdown ``` WITH GLADES 966 1002 The cafe on folkman O. on the right as an he de- line mind and and sew love and CLASSIFIED ADS WYATTLE - Anbiling name - Kind women to open cleaning, drying and pressing shops in every com- munity. Can earn 1000 to pay complete course. 1900. Write PITCH BROTHERS P. O. Oz 600, Chicago, Ill. NOTICE! LADIES MAKE EASY MONEY WRITE MME HA MARTIN 1901 Leonard Street, Dallas, Texas 12-1-4 AGENTS WANTED. to sell DL Link's Keep Straight Hair Dresser. Write for free samples. Seller. Write for free samples. Company 2646 Ilmick Street, Dallas, Texas AGENTS NEW PLAN to make money. Make money makes it easy to earn. $500 to earn. No skill or experience required. No skill or experience required. Write for FREE SAMPLES. Maxline magazine. 651 Broadway. REAL ESTATE YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO LET YOUR MONEY GROW! For Sale 1- Fire shed Dwelling, for $499.99 2- Apartment, for $1,299.99 3- Avenue Arena, 1,200 cash. 2 PLAT BUILDING #240. Wabash Ave. Two story brick and stone building. A new two-car garage in rear. A new one-car garage in rear. Sacrifice for $1,678. 3- STORY FURNITURE BUILDING This brick and basement steam heat, electric lights, here only $1,899.99. 4- HOME PAYMENT TERMS TO SUIT This brick and basement located in Chicago, the of opportunity for the N. ANT GO WANT. LET YOUR MOMS ANT GO WANT. LET YOUR MOMS THE EAST INDIA HAIR GROWER WIL WOMEN'S A FULL SERVEER OF Hair WIL BRASTIN The Bristleth, Vitality and The Beauty and The Hair. IF YOUR HAIR IS DRY AND WILY THEN EAST INDIA HAIR GROWER A Christmas Suggestion DR. G. W. SHELFER Optometrist in Charge GRAYS JEWELERY CO. R. T. ASHFORD MUSIC SHOP address: OREN, COLUMBUS, AND PARA- TOWN, FLORIDA. On the der C. O. shipped same day on the received. address: p1050 NORTH CENTRAL AVE. Dallas, TX The Hamilton, Williams Training School for Embalming PHONE U-6021 or Write 2533 Washington Ave For RAIR DRESSING AND THE PORO SYSTEM, GUARANTEED AT MISS. M. M. HAWNON, PHONE B-5259 901 Allen NL. Dallas, Texas Phone 7-5258 ROBINSON'S GARAGE Prompt Service TIRES, PARTS, OILS, GREASE AND GAS Phone H-7602 3212 Thomas Avenue Dallan 1038 Main Street Houston, TX 77001 KING DANG INSTRUMENT State Agent Leadley and Lloyd Drums and Drum Trap, Vega Guitar, Dancer and Mandolin Russell Mercer Records of all kinds Reponses on all instruments J. C. JENK, PROP. COTTON WORKER'S COMMERCIAL CLUB In the Hickerson training Opened Daily, Thursday afternoon given a phone call from 1:39 to 3:39 P.M. from 1:39 to 3:39 P.M. Phone 5-0313 Jailhouse and Allen T. LINDERY ELLIS, President. R. WARD, Dewitt. CHAUFEURS & ME- CHANICS ASS'N: Meteor every Monday night at the Mortal Dallas Club at 10:00 p.m. O. D. MURRAY, Secy. JORDAN RICHMOND, Trunk 11:11-11 PORO AGENT'S DIRECTORY MRS. M. D. SHANNON HARR Gauranted Phase 5-869 see Allen T. UNDERTAKER'S DIRECTORY BROWN UNDERTAKING HARR H-0102 Phone: 7-4857 H-0102 Phone: 7-4857 Powell's Hotel and Court ROOMS and APARTMENTS for BREAKS With all Conveniences. A Treat to Serve You Call for Auto Service Here BAGGAGE and TRANSFER B. K. POWELL, Prop. 2115 Sesame St. Dallas, Texas CLEANERS, DYERS, HATTERS BRANNON'S Where Cleaning is an Art RUG RENOVATING Bryan and Peak Streets Direct Advertising Hits the Mark Advertise in our colou show you th THE DALLAS EXP Swiss at Good Phone H-0053 LET ME BE YOU COMMUNITY D S. T. Williams Superior D Allen at Juliette St. "I Either Have it. Will Get its the Mark Advertise in our columns and we show you the MARK DALLAS EXPRESS PU at Good H-0053 Phone LET ME BE YOUR DRUGGIST COMMUNITY DRUG STORE S. T. Williamson, Jr., Prop. Superior, Delivery Allen at Juliette St. other Have it. Will Get It, or it for Allen at Julliette St. "I Either Have it. Will Get It, or it won't Matter" EXCELSIOR MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION of Dallas, Texas Most people need money we travel to AKA the family that times they want to cerry body out of town or they want to whisk you in sERVICE (take insurance w THIS). EXCELSIOR MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION WE PAY HEALTH CLAIMS 24 HOURS Any person desiring this pro- tion, call at road 200 200 phone, 200 200, street call V-2002 H. Strickland, Pres. S. Coffield, Secy --- --- Wabash Drug Store, Corners 15th and 16th Streets FOR SNAPSHOP EQUIPMENT DRIVER 0-0206 TRU-ME FIRST McMAKIN'S DRUG STORE HENRY J. MOMAKIN "Nothing too small to deliver" CIR. DYER AND CENTRAL, N. 18 Phones: 5-0150; 5-3288 VALET AutoStrop Razor sharpens itself columns and we will the MARK EXPRESS PUB. CO. H-5761 Phone H-8866 DRUG STORE: Jr., Prop. Delivery Dallas, Texas Get It, or it Feel Me." EXCELSIOR MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION of Dallas, Texas Most people need money when they need it but many, bona fides, want to carry the body out of town or they may want to ward for a relative. If you think they are the kind of SERVICE you take insurance with, EXCELSIOR MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION WE PAY DEATH CLAIMS IN HIS Any person desiring this protection, call at room 200, Parkland Parkway, with the street, as call V-9022. H. Strickland, Press. S. Cofield, Sec'y. MISS EYES. SOCIETY These desiring to enter these classes may report at 3000 North Washington or call 2-2196. COURT OF FAME-RE-AP-PRANCE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14th, CITY HALL AUDIORI APPLEBY-WALLACE NUPTIAL Mr. Chase Applify of Tyler and Mine Ribby Heilon Wallace were invited to the closing cocktails, at the time of the bribes parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wallace, Mr. Djayne Drive, Oclare City, KS. J. Hoke only relatives and close friends were present. COURT OF FAME-RE-APPAIREANCE, JANUARY 14th, CITY HALL, AUDIOTRON The executive committee of the Colored Division of the Four Community Chest Campaign, working under the Dallas Negro Chamber of Commerce, is herein (ii) submitting its report and wishes to express its belief that the Dallas Negro Chamber was given it by more than a thousand and workers and contributors, including individuals and organizations. The space to which this report must be limited makes it impossible that the organization may submit a reporter or to make mention of the special assistance given by workers and leaders, all of whom have the credit of a generous channel. The summarized financial statement Respectful submissions J. Smith, J. Smith, J. Smith Mrs. Adams 4.55 School's Dr. B. T. Hamilton Bupker T. Washington Mr. E. J. Crawford, High School 61.99 Starkle School 53.00 Mr. E. W. Clark **Organizations and Businesses Listsed.** Now that the campaign is almost over and Ivy and Ivory Wines Pts.—Pats at the closing point I want to take a moment to express to you your business. Yvette Club, $8.00; Gold Fish Club, $2.00; Lady and the citizens of Dallas the whole Mary Art and, Revelent Club, $2.00; Heartd thinks of our Campaign Notre Dame Art, Art and Social Club, $2.00; which you have given in connection with the Disciple Art Club, $1.00; Cheese Company Place Merry Wives Club, $2.00; this campaign this year. Whatever Place Merry Art Club, $2.00; Ladies Reading Circle, $8.00; very generally, and Dallas is Mrs. Adams ..... 4.5 **Schools** Bryker F. Washington ..... 6.5 High School ..... 5.6 Stark's School ..... 5.6 Darrell School ..... 6.3 Marth Ward School ..... 6.0 Pacific Avenue School ..... 14.3 York School ..... 1.5 DALLAS POOR RECEIVE MANY REMEMBRANCES AT CHRISTMAS FROM WELFARE WORKERS AND PYTHIANS MORE than 100 BASKETS GIVEN GIVE THE WELCOME DEPARTURE THANKS DISTRIBUTE 100 BAY KETS OF FOOD TO POOR Aids from the fact that more than 200 poor children of the city were the guests of The Kita B. tree made possible for them by The another contributor to the hard- ness of the poor at this Christ- 14:00 Shon. $1.00; Allen Street Phar- mer. $14.00; McMackay Drug Store. $14.00; Economy Publishing. $14.00; Mo- lltier should do well to become identi- fied with the 10.00 percent 14:00 Care. $14.00; Palm Drug Store. $14.00; $20.00; Brown Understanding Co. $14.00; hood Headquarters at 2318 Hall tour. $14.00; Dallas, Texas and receive 14:00 and North Dallas Club. $14.00; Community Drug Store. $14.00; Rich. 14:00; Negro in all walks of life 14:00 deranking Co. $0.00; A. S. T. 14:00; bring a full opportunity in 14:00 Shop. $0.00; Owens Care. $14.00; great things of the Race and 14:00 Shop. $14.00; Owens Care. $14.00; $1.00; Debarah Court. No. 137, $2.50; Leanourt Court No. 138, $1.00; Earle Hills Court No. 78, $1.00; Golden Bridge Court No. 79, $1.00; Tomphe, Tomphe, $1.00; Magnolia Palacca, $1.00; Progressive Palace, $1.00; Magnolia Palace, $1.00; Insurance Companies and Matuats The National Benefit Life Insurance Company, $1.50; Maliassippi Insurance Company, $1.50; Kexceler Muttuit, $2.00; Love Hair Mutuit, $2.00; Kexcel Muttuit, $2.00; Civic Association Wheaton City Civic League $10.00 Community Improvement Association $1.10 THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 1927 With the beginning of a New year let all Negroes everywhere that is with the help of God the father of us, 1: j. mankind, the Race year than all other years progress year after year combined; 2: the shall all strive to his 18th percent Negro race will embrace a greater faith in the ability of their people to do better without the support of a greater extent than ever before. No Negro in business, no Doctor without the support of his own people. No Negro leader can expect happiness among his own people. But the masses are becoming must be cast out and the Race made clean. Ethiopia must stretch forth her wings, very true men of Negro ability in all human activities should do well to become identified with Race Movement. Write the Brother, Headquarters at 2181 Hall Street, full information. At Houston, October the brother, Headquarters at 2181 Hall Street, full information. At Houston, October the brother, Headquarters at 2181 Hall Street, full information. TEXAS TOWNS CALYENT — Mrs. Lafra Paton of Tusan, Aris, and Mrs. Addie Hawkins of Challan and Mrs. Bunie Bash of Dolan, all sitter were called to the city on account of the death of their sister, Mrs. Bella Dongen. The city was crowded with people last weekend, among the crowd were Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. J. Juddle, Mr. (Signed) L. A. Thornberg, Batter, C. A. Barton, Batter Allie Hawkins, Batter L. A. Patton, Batter Susie Bunk, Batter PANNEERSVILLE - S. B. was well attended at all Churches. Breathtaker, pastor of the Baptist Church, pastor of the Episcopal Church, a wonderful sermon, Sunday night. M. A. Lee, Wheeler and little daughter, will be there. Texas, where they spent Sunday afternoon, in McKinney, Texas. Church, I. S. Cailin, McKinney, Church on business, McKinney, Church on business, McKinney, Need of Dallas some mother, Saturday, cousin Mr. Leon Cailin, man had returned from McKinney, where he was in the city last week. Mrs. Callina Cailin, Mrs. Meltie Cailin, Mrs. Mary Nelson, and Mrs. Covann are on the site. FLAKE-NOW—I. H. Marner of Dallas pastor of Shiloh Bishnt Church was with his people, Friday and day and held inspiring services throughout the day, Sunday at Shiloh Bishnt. "The Savior's Birthday," Everybody enjoyed the service. Attendance was great. Ms. Cynthia Express at Charles Care, Mrs. Cynthia Mac Houston one of the referees. Ms. Cynthia present a program at the Shiloh Bishnt Church. Dec. 26, 1936. CHEMISTRY — Pray Bland of the C. M. E. Church held devotion at fall Sunday with prisoners. At the service, Ms. Cynthia order that we can start the New Year of 1937 clear, Mrs. Bland Waters, Mr. Addie Adjadahh, Mr. Alexander, Hector Host, and the sloketl Mrs. Alexander of Port Worth is where we was sick last week. Mrs. Caille Bland, Mrs. Richard are visiting Mrs. Alexander of Needle, California was ```markdown ``` Mira, Viola Dorey and father, and accompanied by Hassel Davie, left Thursday for Waco, Marlin, Carolina in the south during the holidays. DR. M. C. COOPER DENTIST First Street W. 44th Turtle Hale Elm Street Heat service and material given, have your case of Pyrostine treated, in have your teeth with PHONE 7-2231 HOURS 9:00 p.m. to 12:00 9:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. DR. E. E. WARD Phones Office, Y-5337, Rose X-1501 Princess Tampa, Texas Temple DR. H. A. KEY, DENTIST ALL WORK GUARANDED Phone 3-2072 1120 W. 20th St. 7-10-14 DR. R. T. HAMILTON PHYSICIAN & SURGEON House 212 Pitman Tampa, Residence 1150 Pitman Tampa, Residence H-4071, Office hours 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Good Street, Hours 2 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Good Street, Hours 2 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. DR. LEWEL VETERINARY SURGEON, on animals of all kinds. Office Hours 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Good Street, Hours 2 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Good Street, Hours 2 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. DR. G. W. MAISE, Dentist Office Hours 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. With Dr. P. G. BYRD, 1088 W. 20th St., Texas Mckinney Mall, Nashville Hours 1088 W. 20th St., Texas DR. S. L. BROWN, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Diseases of Women and Children Calls promptly answered! Office Hours: 8:30 to 12:00 p.m. 7:20 to 2 Nights Phones: Office D-5129 14421 Office Hours: 2321 Hall Mckinney Mall, Nashville DALLAS, TX DR. J. H. HARDIN MEDICINE & SURGERY Offices: 000 1-2 Good St. 2157 Caesar, St. DALLAS, TX R C E L L O ABOUTELY W PREPARATION AND BEAUTIFIES YOUR HAIR Kick Your Druggists MFG. CO., Formeriv Wavo Live, Dallas, Texas MENTS WANTED MARCELLO AN ABROUTELLY NEW PREPARATION THAT WAVES AND BEAUTIFIES YOUR HAIR Ask Your Druggists MARCELLO MFG. CO., Formerly Wavo 830 N. Central Ave. Dallas, Texas AGENTS WANTED A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR Try KA-RO'S HERB TONIC For the Blood IAN HERB STORE. Dallas, Texas James, the enchanted wonder of the garden, was the morning of a full house. Sunday School and League were well attended and the lesson was full of inspiration. Miss Cee Young, Panther and Mrs. J. R. wished a birthday party in Dalton recently and reported a nice welcome and Mrs. J. R. wished Mr. Kelly's father in coworkerville Fort. Worth Sunday and report an enjoyable day. "AYTON — Sunday School was opened at the usual hour. Only a few of the wifery were there. Everyday, in expecting a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, Mrs. and Mrs. P. Parker is on the list. Friend should arise him. INDIAN HIL 2560 Elm Street PAGM THRU COMPANY T. B. MADISON, Propstor Real Estate and Lonese-Building MADISON BUILDING Phone Y-4102 Cor. William and Henry Site DALLAS — — TEXAS4 LOFT-A big Spanish handkerchief, solid blue Mansor, Manger, or Basket right. Flicker please call 3-5445 liberal reward. WANT TO FIND Earned Vance (my brother). Kindly write all information to so his whiskeys to and for address. 3456 N. Riverside Dallas, Texas. WITHOUT WRITING SPEAKERS 80- CENTS, for address, names, addresses and quotations for all occasions. WANTS POSITION — A Licensed Lady Emblimmer, want a position. Go will go anywhere and give assistance. Box 9, North Fort Worth, W. The latter writer had more than three hundred of such conditions should have had and there is much to be emphasized in the suggestions of the author. In Improved, Benevolent, and Protective Order of Elks of the World in inaugurating these Oratorical Contests, national in their scope are hopeful that in this way a force will be put in motion that will result in directing the mind of all America to the cause of this discipline, and will aid in the correcting of this great evil. Our Order in the name of humanity everywhere public schools which are, and by the first writer, but it is interest the problems of the North of the problems of the North of the schools to assist us in this effort. THE DALLAS EXPRESS BROADWAY EXPRESS CITY OF DALLAS FIRE Truck Service MEMBER NATIONAL REGION PRESS ASSOCIATION. Published every Saturday Morning in the Year at 2:000 Swiss Avenue. Registered at Pear Office at Dahl- sau, Texas, on second-class ma- terial under Act of Congress, March 1920. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO (Incorporated) DALLAS, TEXAS I Year $2.35 I Months 1.25 I Years 1.25 Burgery Copy .05 Notice to The Public Any exonomic reflection upon the character, standing or rep- tation of any person, firm or cor Foreign Advertising Representative W. B. Ziff Company, 608 South Bearbrar St. Chicago, Ill. W. B. Ziff Company, 604 Mortor Bldg., 216 East Nassau St. Clean out the shack in which they live, give them decent habitats at the reasonable rental cost, and stand of police persuasion. Establish community centers and playgrounds. Then how to help them, including the conditions and the requisites of good citizenship. A better feeling when you are in town will indeed have a better and a greater Cleveland to live in. A later letter had more of the communities which a real rur- As this is read, the old year will have passed into history and another and untouched twelve months will be beginning for every human being on earth. In many respects for many individuals, and groups the old year was by no means forgotten, and the old year has things to its credit which the end of the last old year could have by no means foretold. In matters political there was little accomplished and there was probably something lost. But in matters civic industrial and financial there was much of which to be proud. It was the old year, its record should be ebullied by far by the new. This twelve months, as far as things racial are concerned should be remarkable among all years for the increased determination with which every problem is attacked and the cooperation which marks the approach to every program which is instituted. And that cooperation is the determination to this effect on the part of every individual within the race. This year must witness more of actual being and loss of the seeming to be. There must be a definite contribution on the part of every one to the actual thing which is to be accomplished and less of the well known disasters which are to be with "with" credit for work which has not been performed. And the desire for better things as well as the determination to get better things must be radiated upon a greater and more actual realization of the fact that Negroes are as other men. Too long the inferiority complex keep us from the obtaining of the things which all Negroes have been taught to believe, and totally felt that "anything was good enough for nigger", and in that faith we have bowed our necks to blows, which should have been met with faces forward and all energies bent to the adversary. Of course it is true that we have been inoculated with this complex and all of its deadly and paralyxing influence as such much with conscious intent by the Negroes, and that reason to feel that all of the desire that this process continue is not dead. But with the added information and experiences of the years just passed and with the heartening improvements which are everywhere to be noted as much in our thinking of ourselves as in the thinking of others concerning us, there is reason to be sure that the days of our submission to inferior thoughts has passed or shall pass. Nor should there be hesitancy in branding as false all of the hindering doctrines with which our own leaders have sought to impregnate use. Poverty in religion and at the same time too great expense in the building of churches, schools, and hospitals, has led to the introduction of philosophy. A direction toward educational poverty when the actual conditions under which we live demand that if anything, our training should be of a superior grade to that of any other class of Americans. A philosophy which would place false emphasis on the filosophy and trivial with which we are accustomed to deal with the all-embracing philosophy which very often is heard from the lips of those who are in places of leadership to the effect that "somethings are not for Negroes," meaning by these things, the more cultural and enlightening. All of such philosophy must be consciously relegated to the object of the study. The most important of its stead must come the courantous determination to be and to become all that human and spiritual capacities will warrant in this country where freedom is the right of every man and group. Such is the spirit with which the Ex-Christian Church year 1981 and the spirit which it would commend to each of its readers and the public in general. THE ELKS, THE CONSTITUTION AND ORATORICAL CONTESTS Because of the fact that the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks is little known as yet in Texas despite the fact that there are several lodges in existence in the state. The Express feels that there may be danger that what it concludes to be the case is that the increase of increasing racial consciousness, may be overlooked by the general public. That latter has inaugurated a series of oratorical contexts based on The Constitution of this Country and if has centered conically on the 13th, 14th and 15th editions of every New school chid and is urging that special oratorical contexts be staged on subject drawn from this study. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS SATURDAY, JANCARY 1, 1927 the state of large is there a virile organization with a man of business improvement which is working. Of which there are some which are just existing with nothing at of them which the public can see and from which men can really reap anything which will serve them increase of their business. But these are rather to counted when leagues like that of North Carolina are into consideration or a local league like that of St. In this as in many other regards, Texas is behind, w year should witness a change of this condition. cots which were rented to four men who man worked in two cities. These men slept in these cots during the day and seven others slept in the same cots during the night. In hot weather men slept in the streets and wandered about the streets or crowded the pool room, or slew before it was almost sleep or a sleep or canceler these conditions. (To be Continued next week.) The spirit of Reform is abroad. The honorable姿态 of the United States in undergoing a reform of its education from Montana Mr. Walsh, publisher of Montana's bookstore, in the Senate, and shares it in nothing politically in this grand doctor to purify the greatest doctor A Thougnot, from a state doctor A Thougnot, from a state accepted at face value in his statement. There is nothing political The Senator from Arizona Mr. Ashurst, Montana Democrat, and Senator from Wisconsin, who blow and marries are few, see Kansas State of Illinois, state of Lincoln, Mr. Smith named by the governor of the great commonwealth accord. The Senator from Wisconsin, who succeeds the late and honorable Senator McKinley, the Senator McKinley, where the Liberty Roll, ran in 1714, and the Second-Centennial in 1717, with Penn and Benjamin Franklin, in to be sent his choice for the United States. Mr. Gould, in like manner, Mr. Gould, is likening it hot water, tracing him in the Senate These guilden are obediently for one season and another. Thus these guilden, like this, since this new Information policy party designates "not" The issue is open—REFORMING THE UNITED STATES SNARE, should rally to the cause. It is neither a Schoelder of Rural America, nor a mother of Rural America, nor always has at stake. This is a national issue, and all New Yorkers and Organizations limited with the safety of Domenic M. Kelley, from the bleaching house of the abolition of Manes, out for war in South, hushed by the Power of Might, whisper in trade appear on the stairman on human rights and justified find form for the United States. Latest reform of the United States, and make nor in the state of large is there a virile organization with a program of business improvement which is working. Of course there are some which are just existing with nothing in front of them which the public can see and from which the members can really reap anything which will serve them in the increase of their business. But these new mother to be discounted when leagues like that of North Carolina are taken into consideration or a local league like that of St. Louis. In this as in many other regards, Texas is behind. The new year should witness a change of this condition. THE MIRROR OF PUBLIC OPINION Lycoming, which is in the last two years have shown a greatifying increase in the United States. One of the most horrible crimes in recent three, Nigelson in South Carolina, the jail and kill, although one of them has just been declared over once again, one a woman, had been granted bail, a trial it is allowed but not permitted in this crime. The public authorities of South Carolina were as usual in the National Association for the Prevention of Crime later the New York World rumbled them into action. It is yet too many to count, and enough and decency enough. South Carolina to bring the Lycoming. In view of these facts and others like them it is high time to revive the Constitution, the law, the justice. It would, of course, be better when the States had taken care of this matter. A federal law should be enacted, and those thieves — if American citizenship makes adopting it make the right United States to be bound to guarantee the previous agreement, the previous agreement for the Draft and-implementing Bill in Congress provoked in the South. This time support should be given to the rooms for section feeling in this matter, so can the North be held longer than thou attends. All of us lay descent must attend a meeting of the United States a disagree which is not shared by the most backward系 Not to be bailed in crime. Taza gather to remove from the Unite! reports a triple lynching for reas. Buta is a diagree which is not correct. The man and his wife—wave burn—plies on earth. FORWARD THE ORIGIN OF CIVILIZATION —By the ANP! THE PROBLEM OF THE NEIGHBOR MIGRATION IN THE NORTH By Dr. W. A. C. Hughes Continued from two weeks ago! The minds of most people The minds of most today are turned with eager questioning as to about the part the different races play in its development from past to present, starting remarks that archaeology are uncovering in Egypt, old and new. The level that there were, significant factors in the first development of the museum has failed to make clear, but in today's today studying the types of art they have and comparing them with those of the present. Our modern asythetic museum has given them development and happiness as did some of the ancient cultures. The Negro in the North For ten years we have been wil- lming the greatest imperial military in the history of Amer- ican life. At first the reading of an after-birth to follow the harb star, moon to the average public library! There were hares wagged, better would hardly reveal a line to the opportunities for living, better would reveal a line to the opportunities for recognition of a few volume sets of modern books! makshah rights. Electronic Fan Machine Northampton Indoor with few, few, few electronic fans where we can see where we how. Northampton I visited a house in Cincinnati Pennsylvania, to observe some of the electronics used during the back of the exhibition. In and room of a Indoor jungle there were seven elemen AFRICA NO PLACE FOR AMERICAN NEGRO SAYS WOMAN AUTHOR (IB Emma Lailayers) Los Angeles, Chiff. Jan. 1, 2014 – would not advise, American born Lena to go back to Africa. Vera Simonetta in “Hells Playground” from which the much loved film came, would not yearn. They should keep their race damped, told the correspondent at the Bilharmon. The hosts here recently, “The lines between the real and the fictional” no real felt like the Nigris Spirit hotel or rooming house accommodations and while the natives welcome them, their hosts themselves have control to be able to the American Nero. It would be a slighter to send them there, Yes, “the foot of ground in Africa” is owned or claimed by some country. As to female domesticity, the Nigerian “nigger” which means bear, is controlled by Mishima who is controlled an authority of the African, you always bear “nigger” vault. This climate is so wonderful for this is because the mirrors of the white “nigger” are so low the law does not matter, that we should work for them. and economic opportunity for the Niger: I have the highest and most would not advise, American born Lena to go back to Africa. Vera Simonetta in “Hells Playground” from which the much loved film came, would not yearn. They should keep their race damped, told the correspondent at the Bilharmon. The hosts here recently, “The lines between the real and the fictional” no real felt like the Nigris Spirit hotel or rooming house accommodations and while the natives welcome them, their hosts themselves have control to be able to the American Nero. It would be a slighter to send them there, Yes, “the foot of ground in Africa” is owned or claimed by some country. As to female domesticity, the Nigerian “nigger” which means bear, is controlled by Mishima who is controlled an authority of the African, you always bear “nigger” vault. This climate is so wonderful for this is because the mirrors of the white “nigger” are so low the law does not matter, that we should work for them. richer every day as he reads the quote. He holds on for a long time. Then suddenly something happens. He comes tumbling down, before he realizes it it chombs to sell, his profits have disappeared, and his principal was cut. BLIND POKER PLAYER -LET OFF BY JUDGE SOUTHWESTERN CONFERENCE OF 1926 of the former Paul Quinn players. Owens and Pollard are about are now members of Atlanta and the quarter-back position. Bishop College, the champion of the two because of the passing the last year. Tailed to live up to the expectations. They lost all but the appearance. There is little to choose between the two positions. Bishop College may or may excell the times to the perfect eye. Tailors of Howard Jones, Bishop regular is hard to stop and is hard to stop. The defense, Tanner Texas College, coached by Pierce Attkun, was the weakest team in the season of the early in the season but got been a valuable team. The college developed a valuable team. The kicking fame in this season nevertheless has been in the tion of the country, is more high-tech in the department and with the exception developed in the country. Whereas the best full back in this section, the majority of the team have only one section. Calhoun of Bishop College, Davenport average punter, every team in Houston, Gentry of Quinn, and pumbers who are above the average standing ends of the season. Gentry Owens and Rams of Samuel Hall are undoubtedly the best receiver in the country without regard to the tackles while on defense. Cavil and Lovington of Wiley Davenport are big enough to take work rank with the best kickers in the tackles while on defense. In the country without regard to the tackles while on defense. Russ of Samuel Hunt has a stature, was a power on the defense scored or more placement goals in. They are excellent硬骨. Davin every game Samuel Hunt played of Sam Hunt, although small of them. The art of catching and recurring The art of catching and recurring both pants is highly developed in the southwest. Hunt was the most started. He found four men who carried his pants on the run and the rest gained from thirty to ninety pants as to physique and football ability, before being down. His only xi. in Jennings of Paul Quinn, Klinn in Hilley of Wilkley of Johnston and McMannah of Bibbok, Medlock Vikram Acharya elemen to the jude. With the score now tied at seven of 19.0. It was one big day for sikh. Aksham stars brilliant. He scored 19.0. A large number of spectators crowded Paterson Field to await crowded Paterson Field to await the first pretty runs and a multilayered ball to signal the start of the game with Morehouse. The game opened with Morehouse kicking to Alabama, who took the ball and goal. After the Morehouse goal, the ball was saved and forth up and down the gridren with both teams having several good chances to hold for three seconds, Robert Johnson displayed evidence of his team having several good chances to general by topping a gant short second. The second half opened with Alabama State Normal kicking to Alabama, the Morehouse team, and the ball was saved a victory in the final quarter, continuous march through the boat after coming from behind ed Alabama State Blue-team the 13th straight in aground streak to aground streak. The first time you vaunted athletic pro THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 1927 ponent of these Alabah boys. The stars are to be -picked in individuals because both -siveh played a high-unto-marvel games. That Hornet team covered thou- sands of games, and their two previous encounters to Taskegge and Tallatena by very well-playing with a new line-up and for the glory of their new playing with the same team. In the fam, showed the stuff— will make good games for More house again after this distracte- ous game. In the work of Robert Johnson of Ala- bama, he became a star, the reason for including him in the air conference selection for full back Hall and dancer at end, Andro- sus at center, Captain Lain- bell at center and Captain Lain- burs and Burns in the backfield showed their brilliance in the Normal, Archer, Dozen, Blackhawk, Looke, Robinson, and Saundra to most brilliantly for the visitors. The variety Hornet's journey to Tulsahawk for their skivellingtown entertainment entertaining Lincoln School from Birmingham in the Turkey-Day Game in Oklahoma. Chicago, Dec. 18, 79 thousand bounded Samuel the Colts-Patriot bottle. Peter Wetzel, fighter, Flowerz, the midweight champion, and Micky Hill and 7,598 decided that the fighting Dragon from Georgia had been defeated. He marched, the two disasters being margin, the Yankees refreshed, and Jack King won. The Dasonon faded, poked, jabbed andocked the "Toy Builders" from the closet and closing on of his eyes. He mugged, hissed, hissed, hissed, hissed. Evidently this negligence cost him the decision and his title. In fact, he was never even heard of. He was ever that when Tanger, who was himself a fighter at dawn, ruled Touve, and Touve got the wrong man, but when he found out that man, he made no mistake, the crowd laugh, booed, and blood and filed out. The deposed champion, having four as a champion and a seventh as a teammate and when the referrer preached *Walker*, the victor, he preached *Walker* again, the same maner and when the referrer ground his shoulder, but Kearns, the former manager of Dampsey, lost himself in the cord of police who spurned into the ring from the side, made the preliminates, the preliminates, Wolcott-Longford knocked out Chief Jack Eibhart in the fourth round of their scheduled eight round fight knockout over Cow Boy Owens after seven and a half of the most recent season, during which Queen did not win with Tango decisions, ruined a perfectly good boxing show on another brother Mark on championship boats, the first coming in the first fight after losing to the former champion, Kearns found himself berth of his highest title after a question According to 'th' agreement between the two countries, Kagawa, flowers will get another erack at Waikato and it will be the same as it is at Kagawa, but that the flight—will not be delayed. KNONVILLE COLLEGE TROUCHES KNENTUCKY STATE 31-8. By Arthur Evans, Kevin O'Neill, and Dennis Mikolayev, she first consecutive game of the season when the K-C crown promised the goal was never threatened while the powerful K-C beats; an third goal was never threatened every man in togs against Kokouk, the first, a single, playing only once. and their attention to other branches. Merrie Brown, under her new leadership, has been a great asset to the hospital of Chicago. The host is estimated, at more than $100,000. C. Kitchen, tackle, captain of the only three conference games scheduled, they won two and tied one. They won the 1928 football team, is also captain of the 1929 basketball team. The floor of the three-story building joined the basketball team. Isaac was probably the scorer the sixth and had gained great headway before军官 arrived. Robinson, security guard on the Atlanta University, Clark and Kearn. Belley, the plunging halfback, in Jacobs, a former Hamilton star. Many of Chicago's college football players are still playing at the university, including a light-skinned light-skinned development player. As the director of the district movement he is taking light-skinned development players. Jeferson, the big guard: Adam. Tennessee, State College did not and to lay a hand on the place, and in table: Kill, guard; C. Robinson, win a Conference game. The team, the last six years Entertainers' enand L. Smith, are throwing the played real football at times, the played real basketball at times, the played real golf at times. Paul Smith, the field general of point in Conference games was the most accomplished of the Crimson team, to conditioning acres to with Morbhouss College. At the time of the first it was unlifetime for the basketball and point in Conference games. A. D. A. and M. College unlived. South for the third consecutive game the game itself is advancing. The time; winning all games on its own; nine conference and six non-conference games. Tukegaee some of our teams were overthrown; non-conference teams played more schools in the team played more schools in the result that few were ex-conference than any other school. There were no set-ups or practice games on this year's schedule. A quicker move to meet various offenses, and a better tackling and interference, a quicker game on this year's schedule. markable strength in .4a early season games. After the Thanksgiving game, Tallagha prepared for their worthy conference for a Miami University. In a bitterly contested game, Tallagha won the victory over Tampa Bay. The offensive machine that the Crismon Hurricane went down to defeat 14 Tallagha College under the fine coaching of Kindle, got off a poor start but finished with a rush. They presented a whirlwind attack, and the defense. However, in their last big drive for fame and glory for a victory over Tallagha, the Uppers of Miami University finished the battle just one point short of a tie. The score was 23 to the finishing Knoxville College team, and in turn defeated Atlanta University. Flat and State Coach "Chief" Alena's University team was an up-and-down performer. Starting the season by batting Knoxville College, the team of developing into a powerful contender, but lost their first home game to State Normal. The Alena team, Shoppard University, housed the Maroon Tiger 4-On the kick-off, K. C. received the ball and marched across the goal line after three minutes of play, Pievka and Ridway doing the same. The ball got extra point was wide, K. C. K. Ken, O. Kentucky elected to ya-ya but found the K.-C. G. line, Kentucky kicked out of the backfield down (tochownk, K. C. 12, K. C. O. Coach Moore rushed the entire sub-break-field in and - and they immediately scored the half ending K. C. 13. It is expected that those men who have no been assigned to duty with the basketball team are out for the basketball and drunk fathers later on. REVIEW OF FOOTBALL IN THE SOUTHERN INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION By: Clive L. Abbott, Tuskegesee. The 2016 season was a tough one. The coaching the sportmanship better than ever. The coaching the sportmanship excellent, the interest was at a high pitch all the time and the team was greater than any year in history of the game. It was featured by the defeat of Lincoln University by Tuskegesee on Franklin Field in coxed triples. The intercepting interpersonal struggle played in the East. Tuskegesee again won the undefeated season. --- FIRE RAZES FAMOUS CALEFIELD the season of play was history over Pisk. In a renewal of the play, the University of Michigan university, Morehouse was a术 under an Avalanche of touch- downs. The University of the Entertainment warrior, faec Coach Hirsch being away for the year and lack of high class material probably accounts for the pooche showing Morehouse has made in several years. The only bright spot in the season of play was a 1985-86 season in football competition with Howard University. Morehous has made in the rattlesnake had a bad year, fortune smiled on them in bringing over the State Normal Hornets. The score was 6 to 6. Coach Moore was right, a right, using a speedy shift. Alhambra coach Moore's tomah was not so successful in the Conference, several out of Conference games were -Stylish Warm Overcoats AT SPECIAL BARGAIN PRICES FROM $5.00 to $25.00 NO USE PAYING HIGH PRICES WHEN WE CAN SELL YOU A HIGH-GRADE UNREAL BIG SAVING. WE ARE PLACING 500 OF THESE UP OVERCOATS ON SALE AT ASTONSHIRELY. LOW. AND PICK ONE OUT. YOU WILL NEVER GET RUCK KLAR & WINTI LOOK FOR THE 2312 F1M STREET NUMBER 23 YEARS YOUR FRIEND NO USE PAYING HIGH PRICES WHEN WE CAN SELL YOU A HIGH-GRADE UNREDEEMED OVERCOAT AT A BIG SAVING. WE ARE PLACING 500 OF THESE UP-TO-DATE UNREDEEMED OVERCOATS ON SALE AT ASTONISHINGLY. LOW PRICES. HURRY. DOWN AND PICK ONE OUT. 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As the character of the district changed, so did the patronage of the hall. It had once steadily grown in popularity and its original promiscuity by Indre-Reo, a Jewish sportman, who owned the cabinet. This cabinet at one time had superceded in popularity all nearby places in the city and white and 'Colored' congregated there. The exhibition, however, was quick to lay a hand on the place, and the six years ago entertainment cabinet had been the football of pot. The fire had had induced it three times. At the time of the fire it was unburned, and the large building were rented. It was this fact which led to the solemn that the fire may have been extinguished. On the second floor, over the caeser, Fred Izak, hostess promoter, who brought "Tiger Flowers here" at last birth, operated a Kirkinnall. New York, Dec. 33—(ANP) That Christianity is living around ground where recent accounts of the restoration of 10,000 Indian, Christians to the Hindu faith in one day at a time at the Hindu missions are said to have united for the purpose, while local Hindu missions are said to have night for two days to assure the success of the ceremonies. The movement to win back Hindu missionaries is gaining ground according to those reports. The Hindu Sikh organization spread started years ago to bring back Hindus. In the Moldau roots in 1350 thousands of Hindu missionaries to sainthood hadmadenamia. Mohammedanism is having the same impact as is and is spreading south, according to the reports of missionaries over there. They claim that Christianity is living around ground where they now being, not paganism, but another powerful religion in which the native finds greater soils. They claim that Christianity has been up to less oppression. The Christian trader following the new religion has been the bane of the native. SUPREME COURT TO HEAR TEXAS VOTE CASE IN JANUARY New York, Dec. 14—The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 69 Fitzharris Avenue, today announced that through the Texas Primary Care, to be issued by the National Association for the Advancement of Washington on January 3, 1927, a definite decision on disfranchise of Negroes in the south thru the North will be expected from the highest tribunal in the land. The case has been prepared by Fred C. Kondellberg, white Texas Representative, and associated with him will be a noted array of counsel from the N. A. A. C. P. National Legal Consultant, and associated with him will be a noted array of counsel from the N. A. A. C. P. National Legal Consultant. Knollenberg, white Texas retained by the N. Y. C. and associated with him will be arrays of counsel from the C. P. National Legal Com- of which Arthur R. 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Part of the chorus sane over JUDGE MAKES SPEEDERS COPY IS PAGE TRAFFIC LAW Washington, D. C. Dec. 23, 1949. secretary of. Howard University, of. Newark, N.J., from received by Henry S. Smith. from the jury of awards of the sequential expoition, notifying awards of the Sequential Expoition has awarded Howard a gold award of the Negro. The latter also stated that a diploma of award was the early part of the coming year. This mark the culmination of an award of. Howard to cooperate with Ak extent in the promotion of the sequential expoition. HOWARD PRESIDENT MAKES THE IMPRESSION IN CHICAGO. Chicago, Dec. 26 (AMP)—Hewlett and University's first Negro Preacher, Memorial Pamphlet, created the Middle West in a visit here last year and Sunday that was choreographed by Philip, Colorado, and mixed audiences. The Howard University alumni in Chicago undertaken with a managed budget Reporter program at the Washoe Ayodan branch of the Young Men's Association. command the English language in comm- mending the spirit of the persons (ANI)-Contents of every descrip- tion, from health to皂 calling. Los Angeles, Cal., Dec. 23—(ANI) present in their fitting celebration, from health to皂 calling. A month ago, Wesley Darden, paenton future years the effort would grow, the second annual conference of $1,650 in a package to one of the so that more of this wonderful southern boys and girls H+Clubs which brought 200 boys and girls home while cleaning up. Taking it maigh's work and sheffice might be the pallion, where many civil leaders were present. Sunday morning, Dr. Church, who is pastor of the Church, which is pictured by the Rev. Lacy Kirk Williams, will preside over a celebration of the season. Sunday afternoon, So spoke here at the Chicago Forum to discuss the Theater, and Sunday night he responded at the Epworth Theater, and Chicago, Ill., II., 25—(AND) —ence, and in 19d Coleman, the best The Brotherhood of. Sleeping -Carry bread-maker, in addition to take Fortress made their appearance here first place in several other conten- tures before the United States. Andrzej Griffin, a more war of Halley Avenue. W. Henry, treasurer, of Fort Dearborn BN LEN BOD, No. 44, was returned here this week from New Orleans, where he was appreciated by the Army after a warrant had been aware of him. Alluring embassement occurred according to statements made by James Martin, exiled ruler of the order. Henry, his misrepresentation of the hedge funds also lasted April. Harry, until little more than a years ago, was a partner in the underwriting and marketing of Foosh moved out and went to his business for himself. Harry's administration was driven by fire, but friends, including Mary, asked him to bring his business to together again. WIPE MURDERER INSANE Mortlans Mills, Dec. 24, 1982 Businessman, admitted for the murder of his wife, has been de- lived insane, and will be sent to the state hospital at Jackson, pennsylvania. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 1927 PRESIDENT TELLS A. N. P. REPORTER OF VIEWS ON NEGRO AMERICANS HURAL BOYS AND GIRLS MEET AT TUSKKEGE JANITOR WHO KEPT $74,000 FOR A DAY DRAWS ONLY THREE MONTHS-SINENCE heart, and health upon which the 600 balance of the money was found club is based. The conference center is in the room under the matrress of ed. Chandler, with the his bed. David pleased guilty this year of $700 in the conference center for a forty-winner. Oklahoma took off the major honors, with the understanding that the club will be the healthiest youth of the conference in the healthiest youth of the conference in the three months. **Friday, La. Dec. 11** (AMP) Poising as a federal officer with the U.S. Army, Charlie Jackson was living in luxury for the past three months by defrauding many persons who had "bought protection" from prosecution. He was held by the Federal authorities until his den bond of $10,000. New Orleans, La. Dec. 22, 2017) full classed. Do not久 age at ten, even four, will call no more the same area. In Compton, on an onkiss man girl, He Is Dead, knocked out "vireans" Vie Alaquinta, out through the brain, by Manuel Gil, till he the Coast State Monday night. He was shot in the back by a man, the cause of all the trouble, in a (neff double) after a third, ninth hospital, shot through the ab, with a hard right to the Washington, D. C., Dec. 11, 11AM) a judge of the case when the Breast Cancer Celebration has delivered an answer, the latter taking a drink at other messages to Congress, and the a football game again recently. In court, the judge said that the police are it is his policy to be on the point of whether his client relaits. there is but little inclination of Columbia, Ga. Dec. 13, (CANV) Private-first class Henry J. Jones much headway because a national private-first class Henry J. Jones, twin brothers, were recently discharged from Columbia "II of the 5th Infantry. The "Jones twins" have one of stock phrases in Niger in Republican oratory during campaign, there are such interesting political conditions at this time, that most of the 5th Infantry, left behind them in the army a wonderful record. There are public, are instituted to take the Democratic copyright phrase and the service public, are instituted to take the two brothers worked their way through the Lincoln Institute with alarm with alarm, and being made aware of the holiday, which always come right after the opening of Congress, the City of Washington will afford abundant accommodation to the long winter in the North. The Lincoln Institute at the south, is the City of Atlanta, La. Being unbound to obtain funds to go to college of all allegation in all government departments in Wash., but "there is so much dead" that they are unable to obtain accounts for some of the dead "daly" they are going to enter southern Mobile, Ala. Dec. 18—(ANP) — Jones, Brothers in certain a no-pay while serving as a member of the county grand jury for five years. These soldiers were both discharged with the county grand jury for five years. They were reputed behind them for being collect money and food to give to fine young men with considerable inmates of the county, poor auxiliary military ability. Mameton Institute, Van. Dec. 11 (ANP) - Dichronic economic conditions in Africa. Mia. Mel. Gabel Carney, a professor of economics at the University of versity, and a well known authority in the field of rural education, stated in the faculty and students' newsletter that she does here Wednesday evening that it is not only the territory of Africa that needs to be developed but want her trade. For this reason she believes Europe is jealous of the American land, on Africa. The American land in Africa commercially she is supreme. This situation a threat of the Ocean islandies over Africa was the reason for the War. The war was not fought so much to make the world safe for democracy, as to make Africa safe for democracy, as to make Africa safe for democracy. "Germany" now wants back what he had to give in and it is looking for something that she The native thinking people of Africa are awakening to the realities that the continent is out of their control. The lack of independence has been all around from them and they are unhappy it is B-Mean European country, not African. Through education to give Africa back in the native rooms and the realities of the more difficult to Great Britain — Africa's best friend." Raleigh, N. C. Died 11—AND— Albert Hilton, 29 year-old farmer, died in his home, after a night east of here, Wednesday. He was practically with the world when he died, having gutted all his blightings in a little monkey beer, and he had made ar- rangements for that when he died. **PORA** HAIR AND TOILET PRODUCTS stand out from the crowd of competition with characteristically strong their own. **PORA** Products are amenable effective. That **PORA** satisfies is evidenced by the fact that OVER THREE MILLION patrons were served with **PORA** treatments and **PORA** agents. **PORA** THOUSAND **PORA** AGENTS during the year just passed. If you don't know her name, write PORO COLLEGE 4300 St. Perdiana Avenue ST. LOUIS, MO, U.S.A. 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Clarkeide, Miai, Dec. 11—(LAMY) Lloyd McGahey, planter, has been raised under fund of $3,000 and is now a member of the wounding on a charge of shooting and fatally wounding Arthur Tate, who is in charge of the planter on the planet of Tato. FACIAL BARE 'HAIR' DREWING ARCH- TING AND MARCELLING. All Work Guarantee Phone: 212-745-2222 Hall St. TETTWITH THEM - Freepresset THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. Merrittortous Printing and Designing. HAIR MADE FABLITY AND FASHION (8,000,000) CANS OF HAIR POMADE LAST YEAR In evidence that quality is still appreciated and will be always. A hair straightener and half dressing of abstaining quality and efficiency, especially prepared to be used with the trims. Aida hair Po- made has stood the test. It is not an experiment. has been sold and used by particular people for a quarter or a century. Put up in a round blue tin container. For sale by all druggists. 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Christman, at Mer nom Rhrman Fein Rar Sete, Par "nea ueranei aoe rey made x Sonnac tr te iow iant feeds. reo Fon ant tease ar ar tite in ie tn mene Me Sere ang" Yoed te Tam apelin sek ee pa Tereee-t tee neme in alas Sn heaie tne sister an te nce to ae ih wr sree’ ether sh Tala ir Fite Ween haw re nea ke rr tab Tan “Gomstea acre he a and ater tn A Ror na ite fet erento eats eranan te ve ir bebo won," itn nd ero arb tM how cage arent, fr the huaen wet enaiton onaay tee retin aan “bene mer ten Fe anne ‘hen Meh wate Emo: beeen ere ete ett wer ee eons Pal na anes tem cron teh ie Mos or seynan, Peete ho asker tees wen ee eae Se ee ‘ake eee Be alae us seers ae aaa Saaais hae ss &tsier soetion 90 bar ton oem see St tree ae weet ale Damian cee ae ce paone cna preneed ocle Gh 2 eee fee Biase ses oat eat CALLAHAN-HART NUPTIL. _ Mr. Maney, Cattehen of Gan Ave ot erent char he Fie i ep BORE AUPE Tein tae Tigres i oe only Urea are pane riers, ae Seoary 28a rAGs tevER sen bik, SAT oe. ‘A conimitten of Wale trom “ane stata Sey eet Sia ae te esos “SILVER + ANNIVERSARY. ‘ a Ae SE eee Eee eae aoe ———_—_—= WANTED Pocition as Registered. 212 E. Erwin Street “Titer, Texas IN AND OUT. OF TOWN AGENTS WANTED: | Wendie Cee Hair jem Bee gahaar : e uno et aM adie tin ea ATI i in the realm of Religion Dallas Churches Invite You To "COME TO CHURCH" Sunday! THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 1927 of Hearna. Rev. Guster preached a wonderful sermon at eighteen o'clock. Mr. Wink was present and everybody heard the sermon. Mrs. Wink Johnson returned from the University, and everybody attended Sam Houston College. We attended Sam Houston College and were in a number of the citizens went to Cannonon Saturday to meet the students to make arrangements for 1927. **REAGLE** — Sunday School was well attended at all churches. All officers were present. Mr. Wink was present to make arrangements for 1927. **REAGLE** — Sunday School was well attended at all churches. All officers were present. Mr. Wink was present to make arrangements for 1927. **REAGLE** — Sunday School was well attended at all churches. All officers were present. Mr. Wink was present to make arrangements for 1927. accentually shed while hunting Saturday evening. He was not interested in the prospect of being moved to Wooters Plain to manage that farm for the Dallys Farm (white). He and family have had welcomed back there shortly. AMANHILL. Mr. John Dug and he moved into his new building in 1860, and began work with the modern conveniences; 14 rooms on second floor, Tuskegee Institute on the first floor, in the town hall; was in architect, Builder or Martin, Texas. BONHAM Mr. and Mrs. Mason and Jason arrived from West Virginia to Oklahoma. Mr. Jason arrived from Oklahoma. Mrs. Mason Christian and children arrived from Oklahoma. Mr. Chrissy Treasurer and wife arrived from Oklahoma. He was a member of the Knights of Dukatlah. Hus. W. O. Treasurer and wife arrived from Oklahoma. Tucker threw a Sunday and was buried Tuesday. Village Mill. Sunday School was good at all churches with the staff of officers, named, Darling in the service, were postmen. Ft. Worth News Sunday was a full day at Saint Jalene, large crowds of both men and women, all wearing vests. Sunday school opened on time with all members and teachers present, every one seemed to be in high spirits. The delight of all. A Christmas Tree Circle No. 4. Mrs. B. Clopton, president presented the March with two Large Bronze flower stands and a G. Choron's *a beautiful wreath*. 4.00 D. Ms. Coordination of degrees. 5.30 D. Y. U. Understanding a new interesting program, under the Toyota section. 5.30 D. Twelfth Grade Pastor Twin, preaching the old favorite season. Student - Dr. Young Mattea and Mrs. Alkeen Club met with Mrs. Two Alkeen Tuesday, December 7, at her home. Young Mattea and Mrs. Alkeen honestly meeting the life of Paul Lawrence. Duohar was discussed. A three course lunch was served in the dining room, which was beautifully CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Mrs. Elizabeth Noebel, well known for频繁地, has been elected to the Princess Prinses Council No. I. R. M. T. The 1927 Marching Club of Fort Worth Princess Prinses Council No. J. R. Devaux is president. J. C. Martin, exalted wife, with his wife, Martha, is president for a blue night at the million dollar auditorium at -S. Hagene Avenue and West Yale Street. In co-operation with the membership of the club and lodge is working tirelessly to get the club to the other friends, and to them one of the best entertainments of the year. The grand princess of R. M. T. Illinois and jurisdiction, is able to be out of the club following all of several days. Mrs. Edmonda Waltim, national president of the club, indole and jurisdiction, passed through the city during the week ahead to Chelsea, IL, and tendered the grand officers of U. R. F. W. and M. R. T. on November The various councils of A. U. K. and D. of A. under the supervision of Mrs. B. W. Quinn. The quencher will hold a six night retreat at Mammoth Hall 1954. This retreat will be crowned with a program of entertainment by marry guests. William and T. M. Baker will present six guests in welcome members and the privileges to all by all. The Offices Council No. 1 A. U. K. and D. of A. of which Mrs. Elizabeth Bichon is president, and Mrs Sarah K. florence is secretary. We honor the national and grand offices at 232 R. 51d. 51d. A very honorable reception with Mrs. Annessa akers, secretary of Lanna Council No. 105 R. 51d. 51d. officer-present were Mrs. Ellen Jackschick, state great-grand queen of Illinis- sippi, great-grand queen of Missouri, great-grand queen of Meadiana Louise Hayden White, queen D. McKinley, bride of William McKinley, bride of Hirschfield Heineau, Dean, Gra- pillar, M. T. Talley, Col. Willi- gary and others. Music was furnished by the Indian悬崖舞团. A very dainty and beautiful Pheasant Mrs. Crane,悬崖舞团. A Mrs. Crane, 42nd. E. 480 Mrs. Crane, who has been-out-of-all weeks is improving..... Rev. Joseph Christian, 1441s B. Throop 30, who visited with re- latives of the family, L. n. few weeks has, returned, in the city much pleased with The second Sunday evening forum under the surgees of P. Dt. Birnhardus in president, was held on last Sunday evening at the club parlor, musical and literary program was randed. Maya Mayne, Howell, resigned. The second Sunday address rendered a piano selection. Llewellyn Mayweather, known as the little-strikesman, threw the wicket. Two cornell nolls were randed by Dr. Helen E. Kell, accompanied by Dr. Helen Kell, addressed was made by R. H. T. Wright, president of old Methal A. made by J. C. Martin, Dr. Lacy and J. B. Davenport, president. This year the address and the next program will be rendered the second Sunday, of the year and the next program will all members and friends are cordially invited. M. B. Rogers, of publicity. North Star Lodge No. U. P. H. L. The final meeting of the year and held a very interesting meeting as the anniversary year. M. T. Hatcher who has served for some time as secretary of the club, directed J. J. Street who has been elected state grand of M. H. L. Illinois and juriedation. Mr. Street has served the lodge and owed a North Star lodge. In lieu, he has brought into that lodge such an armament Hone. R. T. R. Jackson, Walter M. Hone. R. T. R. Jackson, Walter M. Cattar, George T. Kersey, Gee. C. Adams. Dr. A. L. W. Thurman, W. L. Thurman, others. This lodge, the second Wednesday in each month, at 4:22 am. The John Bulling Association of L. H. F. and M. T. held the annual meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2014, before afternoon at Hallow's Hall, where the president was present. Warwick, J.-H. Street, who has served faithful, as president was present. The object of the association is to support the war effort. Many officers, members and their friends have been attending nightly during the week the first nineam. The officers are the ambassadors of the ambassadors of the local councils of A. U. K. of N. of A. The year 1920, New Year's night will be en-evented with a a hostess dinner for the officers, members and their friends, and Marching Club at the club clubhouse, 3220 Grand Rivard, being given Club Athletics, White Club, Athletics White, Club Athletics Harry J. Brown, secretary, "NEGRO-IS KING OF ACTORS" DECLARE FRENCH SWISS PAPERS the name, stops, varied only by amazing, nirvana, and "one" feels that in the course of the per- form, the bag of tricks had been completed. "Nevertheless they give us two hours of frank and lively pleasure, the less of musicians admit and EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION AND HOLIDAY SOCIAL Ar NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH, Friday, December 31st, 8 P.M. PROGRAM: Christian Community Center for Patient J. J. Ribaday group of songs, Mr. George L. Johnson, Director of Playground Sling, H. H. B. Burroughs Quentin, L. W. Wright, L. W. Wright, and H. H. Burroughs Quentin and M. 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