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PAY YOUR POLL TAX. DO IT NOW! The Dallas Express "TEXAS DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY CASE" ARGUED THIS WEEK A Champion of Justice A Messenger of Hope Supreme Court at Washington Hears Arguments Monday in Case of Refusal by Democrats of Sufferage of Negroes in Primary Elections. Case Comes up From El Paso. SOUTH CAROLINA FURNISHES NEW OUTRAGE WHEN MAN IS SENTENCED FOR DEFENDING DAUGHTERS PYTHIANS TO ISSUE ADDITIONAL POLICIES WITH LOAN AND CASH VALUE This step was taken by the Grand Council and Board of Directors (to be announced) on Thursday the combined boards ordered the installation of a waterhose to interbay to Waxhallshire the order and the recompensation where they officiated in the living of this step by the actuary. It marks, at the corner-stone in the new building, the commencement of the construction of the lions which are comparable to the building they are constructed there. On Thursday regular insurance companies. The day night they were the guards of the building, the construction of the length during the course of the winter ceremonial and dance held meeting included lengthy conjugation in the dance hall of the Fulton Mob Outrages in Lone Star State are Exceeded Only by Florida. 29 Persons Met Death by Mobs in Ten States; Number is Thirteen Larger Than That of 1925. “ANTEBELLUM” NE GROES BENEFIT BY LEGACY Pavaroche, N. C., Jan. J. + Forty-nine, "sante-but- bum" Negroes were made happy haves on Christmas eve, when they gathered at a lo- cal choreo check made possible by a fund created by W. W. Puf- lery, from 2 years later him by one of his servants. Puflery was the recipient of a house by Jim McAlister, one of his servants. He sold the house and invaded the house with a ladder. He established what is known as the James McAlister Christmas Fund, the "proceeds of nearly Negroes each Christmas Distinctive in Service Always Progressive RY CASE" K "LYNCHING U. S. | in Lone Star State are Exceeded 29 Persons Met Death by Mobs Number is Thirteen Larger Than New York, Jan. 8—(ANP) The organization is sponsoring the 19th headquarters in Dallas with J. W. Wier, Executive Secretary in charge. It is understood that the association has realized the necessity for a headquarters since its inauguration of a year round program of development for the organization. The meeting Saturday included the adoption of a budget for the year, the authorization of the beginning of the annual membership drive in February and the publication of two issues of the official newsletter in accordance with the plan adopted at the recent meeting in New York. Among those present at the meeting, was Misa E. Alms, Wall of Houston elected at the recent meeting as the Secretary-Treasurer of the association and to whom all of the recharge of all of the finance of the association and to whom all of the monies are to be sent during the meeting. Post Formal From Palatine Bank Mode A report was made by Prof. Wm. Coleman, president of the bank. $60,000 RAISED FOR HOSPITAL New Orleans, Jan. 28—(ANP) Approximately 40,000 has been subscribed for the proposed Negro Hospital, much of it coming from white business concerns, but more is needed to make the offer a substantial success. The Negro Sites have donated $100. Port Payment From Palestine Bank Mode A report was made by Prof. Wm. Coleman, past president of the association, now chairman of the board committee of a part of the funds of the association which have been tied up in the failure last year of the bank for inflation. The bank was turned off at once to a Kuwait Wafs who will deposit it in the official depository at Hospital. According to Prof. Coleman and President T. E. Pollock, recently business concerns, but more is needed to make the affair a substantial expense. 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OMAN THONFeGy Viner fcact whe enews sao tn i esac a fn niage We teehee tone with Be nave He free was 5 pa Nar Vref, hh ro He We ik ose os | CARD OF THANKS | We ish to Trent our heater nt Se as ee Wa oa a tee te are hte ew re pe ara nn a mothe pase , None ante ms rat Ss "io nue Fo Bee Ses man CARD OF THANKS ei te oan enim ear or fs eran tot or ah teh rae yan iinet sats 3 Safe aston 2s ra asia aa Sent re 4:2 noma wma 2 6 Sea Ties ee [aMP. ant Bre: @: Mesew entertats- mun Bercy sinner” Shas ra Peau ened cas ate pee Pt ta tor nr Boe tr mou al Fie bonea was besultaly deeded eee eee peemenpeetirtetre 3 coin and ter Me We ELKS DANCE AT PY. —__ !THIAN TEMPLE sna Pa tat tance nt the Pythian Teme, Aut fat oe tte teow ft Se a tian tn truce een ee ota "soe'® aren tgs “os rt caine es reo Iarearanen ae Feweter ofan Hate fry with Soe War raf Pt "Decmer atone we atte iat aa Po Rag es ge ty" tenen rn aE eae Siew a Sar va ree OAK CLIFF . meas not hoy “Lion Nap | fs nee ed B DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, A//TUNDAY, JANUARY 4, 1 LINOTYPE OPERATOR WANTED WANTED AT GNCE « Lisotype Operator with eiparloned s0d speed. “Man-with Renera] kgowledge of printing preferred, ‘WUE I6 not nbgolutely neceaeary. lve Yaferepens, tata sgaty. ‘Wanted, and-Witen yo eam begin work In firm ieee. 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EXCELSIOR MUTU. / BENEFIT $f ASSOCIATION: wo Prpmuea tones eer ee H, Stricktind, Pres? - 8, Cofield, See'y ; fone ae i 2 SE Be about try, and key, up so high, and don't get your real friends' gratitude for three old women. Dallas was called Society, Miss Keeps, and others are really surprised at you always running up to your door, and your dog your car. Keep it up, your bright and it will not be long before you get about it no sooner or later. Keep it up. Embarrassed endwav tikshuk tikshuk. Now old M. Goosegill Matron, arent you funny to get angry with the popular mator, because she was a bit nervous. have written you and your husb. Miss Epps hand up in Miss Poe Columns a certain M app to be so foolish. Miss Poe does face them aspiring Matron as to think no evil talked a c about the best popular Matron who marri- nagement queen what spanned the world and do. If you think and fuse you are do every minute that your worries and Miss E and not here. The Cate Populist doing plant matron is tired stiff enough being aggry for she gets no tired or lay Outside Season Will Soon be Here Enjoy the Privileges of the DIXIE COUNTRY (Exclusively for Colored Peo Membership Certificates Are Now Being Offered For Full Particulars, Write to JOHN CROCKER BOX 923 Dallas, Texas We need one or two steady, sober Colored men to sell membership certificates. The eight men can make good money. Elth that certainly was an "am- bruasing proposition." Madam you brought it all on yourself. Why did you have to bring it all on yourself? You should have used your knight intend of your weak heart. Mist Mia is sure you will know next week. Now the quitter you be and the new you will say he be the better, re- turn and hand and the tribbly has the law on you. Mia be more distress, and just put yourself in the other place. You have done the same identical thing especially the thing that has al- ready brought back to memory to wife, and Mia Mia knows she has cor- nies. And Mia Mia knows the one to blame. He is the whis- fur of all. If he had known she stuff the ambruasing proposition would have never happened. Mia Mia would say to the par- ses who were trying to dodge a car and not to worry about him evening to not worry about him as he is "pure gold." But Mia Mia knows that these three perfec- tions to stop talking about other things alice and her doings are so well known. Miss Kyez was surprised to learn that a certain young man was so popular, all she could look at at the window. What he is going to do? Why not give him back his Burial and see what he is going to do? Miss Kyez would like to advise a certain Matron and her mosquito sisters that since they have taken a certain young couple into bed and Miss Kyez will give your children plenty of publicity. Why not discard your big fine tapered car and by some new clothes, but **SEASON** **be Here** **Privileges** **the** **NTRY CLUB** (Colored People) collar, Write to ROCKER 1923 Texas we steady, sober well membership light men can cause the popular little Matron in really hot clothes with hot water. Your job is to drive a new car, who not burn his gas. REPORT FROM WORLD AND CENTRITY ASSOCIATION, THE YEAR STARTING JAN. 1, 1928, ENDING DEC. 31, 1929. A good up to the office of pres- ident, and a good up to the general public this year report of our aheadward progress in keeping up with the public. We are very much handmade, one time and compel us, how to live. To all organizations and individ- uals, we are asked, out with us and with you, to provide your loyalty. To every one who ordered the last assistance. To the half dozen members who of the organization, we are and especially we do command Mr. until and especially we do unite our efforts and loyalty. In addition, the Cemetery man we ever will gladly serve you at all. If you will not note, not one pen- sure, not one officer salary, we have given you. We have given you and money to serve the public. We will submit our financial re- port. Brought forward from Collected Jan. 1954 250.50 " " May 1954 20.50 " " March 1956 26.50 " " May 1956 28.75 " April 1958 28.75 " May 1958 19.00 " June 1958 19.00 " July 1958 20.50 " August 1956 8.00 " October 1956 8.00 " Dec. 1956 8.00 Total for 1876 $466.00 Paid out for labor $295.06 Printing 4.75 Grass Shoes 7.00 Total paid out $466.00 Leaving a balance on deposit City National Bank 15.47 Summary of the 3 Years work. Collected for 1876 $1261.11 1926 $1148.87 1927 $1025.51 Total $1112.53 Reexpended 1874 $1967.75 " $1935 $1683.90 " $1026 $606.90 Total Expended $2,053.15 Leaving a balance on deposit in City National Bank Respectfully submitted. Mrs. A. J. Mullin, Secretary. Mrs. Allie Witheed Noble. Mrs. P. Stark, Freelancer. ENTERTAINMENT AT TEA Mr. and Mrs. W. M. W. Maxwell entertained with a seated tuna dinner at the Kaiser Hotel, St. honoring Mrs. Dusan Maason of Kunung City, Mrs. Marilyn Hakim St. honoring Mrs. Dusan Harfiee The Living and dining rose buds and green grapes in silver containers. The tea table was laid with rose candles with a range of pink and green was carried out in refreshments. The wine was served in the hostess. Madison D. M. Maxson A. Edith Lee and A. L. Humann The *NACRED QUARTETTE* to *GIVE TWILIGHT MUSICAL* The *NACRED QUARTETTE* has been rendering a series of Twilight Music Church Services, Sunday from 1 to 4 P. M. which is meeting with green grapes. The last program at the Chapel Church is R. R. Rowal. The very large art installation, despite the instrument, their next program will be rendered at St. Mark Church Church Sunday, January 1 from 4 to 4 P. M. The public is invited to the Chapel Chapel and directress. IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR DEAR FATHER AND BROTHER, BACALY J. JEFFERSON, PATRICK J. JEFFERSON, JANE J. JEFFERSON, Davishall A. Miller of years, There is a life above, the unburied of years, and all that life is hallowed, Miss Johann Jefferson, daughter, Miss Hibby Jefferson, daughter, Miss Annie Jefferson, daughter, Mr. Corrighteous Jefferson, brother. Dallas Students Win Grade A Rank at Howard Competitions in the list of these students of Howard University who attained the rank of A in every degree for the first semester were Theo Dallasite, graduates of The Hoover Washington, High School. Their names were Raymond Deser, J. William Lowe, and William T. Williams, young people among whom, were the special guests of the School at the Honor Day exercise held last Wednesday in the Ranahan Memorial Chapel. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1927 The untimely death of Mika Nellie Brown Stewart, sister of Mika Walter The Golden Rod Social and Whirl many friends in Dallas she was unite a frequent visit to Dallas to 7 a.m. in New York. The Club stopping, with her sister and Mrs welcomed all and made these presen- tions at liberty to enjoy, the sun an amusing character and made ciel. MR. AND MRS. SHERMAN MEYERS ENTERTAIN CHEST Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Myers, entertained with a Christmas dinner at the house of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Myers, after wedding, way to the wonderful Christmas spirit. The guests were Mrs. Hoppe, M. A. Hoppe, and Mrs. Hoppe, M. A. Hoppe, and Mrs. Jas. Suee, Mr. and Mrs. Gretton Smith, Mr. and Mrs. McNiel Green, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Catchchair, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, Mr. Colgate Price. GAILSFORD EDUCATIONAL TRAVELOGUE PIC- TURES OF ALASKA TO BE SHOWN AT ST. JAMES A. M. E. TEMPLE These Wonderful Pictures, show the vast Treasure Lair of Atlantis, the Secretivity of the Discarded, and the Glorious Light night and day, and the Midnight sun refreshes the Land of Colossal Ice Burge, Glaciers and Lofty Mountain peaks of which are the Highest in the world. No brush can portray the Wonders of this Land and no Pen Describes its obscure Sublimity, as above. They represent years of labor and hardships, risk of the Traveller's encounters, the grandeur of a vast sum of money. Mrs. Nellie Stewart-Tate Dies In Kansas City. The uniquely death of Mrs. Nellie Stewart Tate, sister of Mrs. Walter Coleman was quite a shock to the many friends in Dallas. She was born in Belleville, a frequent visitor on Coleman's stooping, with her sister and Mrs. Coleman on Thomas Avenue. She was an amiable character and made Marie Pioletti, 2638 State St. MN. Mira Nela Hooper, formerly of Gossard had an enjoyable time and Dallas, but now teaching - in the school district - at the University of Minnesota. Mr. and Mr. Andrew Crawford and ing the holidays with her parents, trained their friends with a Xanax M. and Mr. Jake Pulcher, 2619 nurses tree. They presented presents to all their friends present. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Warner of Cedar, Kansas are now making their own nursing school. Warner is the daughter of Mr. W. Lovelie, one of the contractors of the city. Mr. Jinso, Jr., Northampton, 3625 State St., Worcester, MA. He graduated from a nursing subscription for 1927 by paying $235. Roy R. M. Gilbert of Marshall, Texas to nursing to Fort. Worth, hours in the city, in the city. Miss C. B. Manning, Tennesse, the principal of the city school at Alvaredo, was the guest of Mrs. patty, Patty Allen Street. CARD OF THANKS for kindness and sympathy shown during illness and death of our before wife, alice; and a u of him, john. Also, also for the his Dec. 26, 1937, also for the beautiful offering. M. M. Dear, Humbard. M. R. Jackson, Inside Jackson, Nice. T. Taylor, Nehawk. A LETTER TO THE PUBLIC "COURT OF FAME" It is our current desire to render a program better than the first, but it is our first performance know that the talent is all and more than it was in the past assistance in its certifying its second performance, two years. Other organizations are allowed to participate in the program, children, do help as it it up, it is almostly appreciate your former patronage and words of encouragement. BIRTHS AND DEATHS Dickens Hilton Dougheen, 252 128 Lolita, a boy. Dewey Lawton, 2018 Dunbar, a boy. Juniper Harris, 3138 Metropolitan, a girl. H. I. Kuncherow, 2095 Tuskegee, a girl. Richard Johnson, 1808 309 Spring Ackman, a girl. Gerald Johnson, 60 Collinene, a girl. Ernest A. Hippe, 602 Dewey Drive, a boy. Hilton Anderson, 1415 Sherman, a girl. Timothy Johnson, 2055 Allen, a boy. Will Ever, 10 White Alley, a girl. Matthew Dickerson, 2142 McHennessy, a boy. Larry, 2095 K. Cantrell, a girl. George Fisher, 400 Moore, a boy. Willie Bulle, 1709 Pickett Drive, a boy. Willie Anderson, 425 Clyde, a boy. Boyle, George Douglas, 128 Tennesse, Lolita McJason, 1292 Anderson, Chary Wite Jr, 1191 Carroll, Mary Freeman, 4521 Industrial Area Jamie Harris, 20, 1634 Church, W. M. Franklin, 19, 1637 Calvary, Mary Lynch, 19, 1637 Elmer Smith, 19, 1694 Leonard Dr. Dennis Smith, 4, 1694 Hewking Nora Lynch, 4, 1698 Lloyd Brown, 4, 1698 Lloyd Mary Brooks, 10, 1623 Addison. IDLE WILD SOCIAL CLUB FIRST MEETING IN NEW YEAR The Idle WII Social Club had its first meeting of the New Year at a regular meeting place on Hall St. W. M. Gordon, Press Avenue, business, Monday night, January 17, the Club will have a employer at Mitchell Harris' residence on State St. Dilworth member will be hostified for large arrivals. Those filling to comply will be dropped from the membership roll. Protone renews Health, and builds strength. By purification and regeneration of the blood. For the next ten days you can get a $2.00 bottle for $1.00. PROTONE can be positively, sure of prompt relief from the exudated, throbbing nerves of the leg by applying *Johnson's* *Dilmappa* *Plasma*. As soon as the old-ridiculous foot is treated, the affected part, life-medication, immed- PAGE THREE Directory DR. M. C. COOPER DENTIST, First Class M. of P. Temple 2518 Elm Street That area is reserved for dental work, have your case of Protrusion treated to save your teeth PHONE 7-2231 Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 Bathroom 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. DR. E. E. WARD Phones: Office T-5537, Res. X-1001 Prishan Temple TEXAS DR. R. E. HAMILTON VIRTUAL & SURGON Room 1110 West, Ward 101 2333 Thomas Ave. Phone Office X- 10.5 m. to 12 m. to 5 p. m. 10.5 m. to 12 m. to 5 p. m. $100 p. m. Dallas, Texas 11-4-15 DR. LYTLE VETERINARY SURGON, estimates of 411 nihls. Office 82 Good Street, Ward 101 Good Street, Ward 101 9 p. m. H-3716, Fredericks 321 Wil- low Street, Dallas, Texas DR. G. W. MAISE, Dentist Office Hour 8 a.m. to 12:00 P. M. 1000 4:00 P. M. 1000 4:00 With DR. G. BYRD, 1068 Thomas Ave. Ward 101 Sundays by appointment 1564 Latimer St. Dallas DR. S. L. BROWN, PHYSICIAN & BURGERS Disease of Children & Specialty (All calls promptly answered) Office Hours: 9:00 to 12 A.M. 2 to 12 A.M. 7:20 to 12 Nights Phones: Office U-5191 Res. T-521 Office 2014 Hall st. Mohillian Sanitation Dallas PHONES Office 3-4457 Office 4-4457 Hoa. 4-4457 Hoa. 4-4457 11 to 20 p.m. DR. J. G. HARDIN MEDICINE & AURGERY Officer: 809 1-2 Geed St. 2517 Casey St. DALLAS, TEXAS DR. J. E. DEAN AND WIFE VISIT DALLAS Dr. J. E. Dean and wife of Tulsa, Oklahoma, spent the Christmas Midnight in Dallas, visiting relatives and friends. Dr. Dean was formerly the influencer of the Community Drug Dr. Dean. He spent few days in Mart, Texas, returning to Dallas before going back to Tulsa DUNBAR CLUB ENTERTAINS The Donber Social Club had its Christmas ball at the Pythen Temple Auditorium. The ball was beautifully decorated. The Trendle Adore was many out of town gullets were present. Honoring Misses Arty Mac And Corine Singleton From Marshall Mrs. Henry Anthony, 2001 Bokey Street, enlisted with a New York party, Friday evening, Dec. 11, 1924, from 7 to 12 pellon, at the New York Opera House. There present. The dining room was beautifully decorated with Christmas decorations. At 11 pellon the dining room was served to the happy guest. LLO PARTY PARAID BEST MARCHING BEST MARCHING BEST MARCHING MEMBER NATIONAL NEGRO, PRESS ASSOCIATION. Published every Saturday Morning in the Times at 3000-900 terms. At Post Office at that place as second class mail for under Art of Congress, March 18. THE DALLAS EXPRESS DIPLOMING CO. (Incorporated) W. B. WILLIAMS, TEXAS Year.....$2.35 Month.....1.25 Month.....1.25 Month.....$0.00 Notice to the Public Acknowledges reflection upon the character, standing or re- presentation of any person, fire or cor- poration Advertising Representative W. B. WILLIAMS, 608 South Dearborn St., Chicago, IL. W. B. WILLIAMS, 400 Mortg Bldg., 110 East Nassau St. THE DALLAS EXPRESS has never halted the white soil on its soil. It has been disigned by the yellow stretch, which is affixed to the liner. It is on a plain, every day sensible, and which rests on soil to catch the passing grasses. It offers an armland as a breadth as an country. Its love of our territory soaked by the mature rain. This is every light day. We are progrising. Bays of the grass come up my way with this program. W. E. KING. AN UNWORTHY LEAD FOR DALLAS ORGANIZATIONS TO MAKE In the last analysis there will be little difference to the Dallas City Plan Commission and the Keesler Fiscal Commission for their leadership in encouraging legislative segregation among all of the cities of the state in their campaign for the five measures which they are planning to propose in the coming Legislature. It appears to The Exemple being a leader could well afford to do. There probably is more morbidity in all of the other things proposed but could well afford to do. And to be brutally frank, the latest attempt of those leaders in Dallas will do much to counteract the city at large in the minds of Neal W. Hogan who was compelled to test that they were charity in the view of the real housing situation as held by the city and that they were bending all of their effort at an inevitable action of their own problem. The tensions of all of the editorial titles which appeared costumerianism had been decelerated because that the Dallas segregation ordinance had been decelerated invasively. That that sentiment was representative of the think-while-ill-aware nature of the widespread efforts of these three commissions gives us There is reason to feel that I attempt to persuade a person will meet with as strong an effort as possible to inform him of the efforts to inform him. . . And should . . . And find there are a few reasons why I cannot not be bothered with such a problem as the problem of Dillen's problem to be kind and there is reason to allow him to attempt to dull upon their dictionary the confusion; and the resultant move which always appears to him is that he either will come a period of confusion or that he either will or not there will come a period of confusion. IT which was shown there will make us free indeed. It should be cultivated. One of the first things which should be done in this new year is the payment of Poll Tax. It may be that property owners can not pay all of their property taxes now and that they may be forced to make those taxes wait but there is no reason that Poll Tax should not be paid promptly. And since it must be paid any way with the payment of property taxes and its late payment will not allow one to vote, these sensible thing would seem to be that the Poll Tax be paid early. Every Negro of voting age in Dallas should hold his certificate of citizenship. FLASHES OF FACTS AND FIGURES, DISCOVERED Jennie V. Squirrell, Philadelphia. THESE THINGS MUST PASS Negress in Pennsylvania Ticket Deferred Stand Against Segregation and its Evils (D. Daniel W. Chase) Philadelphia, Pa. Jan. 1, N=AN=) Negress in Pennsylvania are light to Negro in New York. How do Negress that question is? Many answers. Negress of the New York there is to vote. Negress of it. Perhaps to help the general mean citizen. Negress will see all alides should as well as alides should tell the facts of an enquiry. There are apart Jim Crow in the South. These in the white railroads, and not just private property matters as between in New York. With the record of the number of lynchings for 1928 for the past year before us, it is impossible for any further hope that there will be a cessation of this most heinous practice by any of the methods most strongly offered by the southern states in their fight two years ago over the anti-lynching bill. With 13 cases more in 1928 than in 1923 and 41 more than the number of cases committed in the states themselves will be able in time to come to control the evil as it now seems necessary. The power of suasion does not successfully move mobs and the willingness of the officials of the law to seek out and join members of the mob does not seem sufficient to bring forth the desired result. For during the year the records show that there were only four instances in which members of the mob were brought to justice. In these four instances the number of persons involved in the lynchings from four to twenty years and one was sentenced for life. The record is a dissappointing one for those who had begun to have hope that the campaign of moral surrender to prevent lynching was likely to prove successful. The lessened number recorded for the two years just preceding 1920 plashed. Probably it was producing good and probably it is still producing good. But that good is of noileble amount when compared with the number of persons who met death this year at the hands of mobs and without the sanction of the courts of law. The state of Mississippi had four of the convictions of members of those mobs. And yet durin' last year Mississippi was foreseen in its pronouncement against lynchers and the leaders of the state spread broadcast in pamphlet setting forth their abhorrence to the crime in no uncertain terms. Other states did likewise by resolution. There is no reason to point now to the fact that the number of convictions this year was greater or to the single instance in Georgia of the life sentence meted out to a mob leader. There can be only one conclusion. And that is to the effect that lynching must be made punishable by law. The states themselves have left no other alternatives." During the fight for the Dyer Anti-lynching bill several years ago all of the representatives of southern howevet that the states themselves could and would control lynching. They told of the curtailment of states rights from the passage of such a law by the Federal Congress in 1865 and approached fulfillment. No law against lynching has been even introduced in any state of which The Epress has record. In few instances has any action been taken since the close of that Converse in which they made their speeches in an attempt to thwart that much needed legislation. The time has again come for the proposal of a Federal law against lynching. The state indicates its necessity and the chance for the repeal of such a law. Election time for New Jersey have a place in these elections which is far more powerful than it has been in times past. Who not recently now to make the passage of a law against lynching the slogan of the race during the next convention and bend every energy to make strong the contensions for action in that regard. The condition warrants it and relief from the lynching evil in America seems not due to come without the very active participation of the people. The state will stop the outreaches which continue to make Negro life in America a mockery and which are constantly and with increasing force making the claims of this country to civilization and enlightenment. features of no import. Dr. James E. Shepherd, President of the North Carolina State College for Negroes, Durham, North Carolina, and the University of Durham's educational progress, and that of North Carolina without thinking of Dr. Shepherd. Shepherd was a graduate and officer, and is backed by the people of both races in the great North Carolina. The location of the school, at the suburban edge of a beautiful Durham, is within walking distance of the school, and their buildings burned about two years ago, but that only gave impetus to the work, under the magnetic guidance of Dr. Shepherd, with greater impetus. THE SPIRIT THAT WILL MAKE US FREE The president of Fisk University and the quartet of that school visited Dallas last week and in a public program know that he is not satisfied. **Bidrillination** at one A. M. after sleeper on a Negro plowman. He is in the negro plowman's house in an large scale at that. At all forms of this are hit by the grower, a number of men who have witness in the negro plowman in thought to strike it a death blow for they say whether in the moving picture剧院, in the legitimate picture剧院, in the public offices, in all schools orsemblance of Jie Crevitt. must be carried. They are carrying a city wide, they are asking every minister, every leader of any green how-ever small, to strike a telling blow in the cardinal pillars of the "baltish town." Not Antithesis. They Just Know. Knowledge is power. These men know the word, but they know, and knowing they speak out. They are aware of the word, but they know that they have the divine right of kings—the right to live unnoticed, in restrained. And knowing they speak out, it is known that they are not all attested with things as they are attested with words, and that group of politician leaders care nothing for soft words, but utter as they are, and are demanding action. The Negro Pads Himself all over the country one notes, a part of the group, not so much in evidence heretofore, and—it is all over the broad land, from point to point, the world of thought is demanding to be shown. In finding himself the world know that he is not satised. Discrimination It is here in Pennsylvania on a very fine day of forms of this are by the grow- ing number of men who have vi- sion in thought to write, and are in thought to write, and are for they say whether in the moving picture剧院, in the legitimate police office, in all schools orsemblance of The Crowd must be billed to the charming a city wide program; they are ask- ing every minute, every teacher, and every leader of any group, how- wling blow at all three cardinal places the "sailfin temple of hate." "HOW DO NEIGHBORS RIDE IN THE SOUTH?" There are Many Answers in Many Ways in Many States. Some Communicate, bring Publicity, Distinguish (use, "The Arkansas Traveler," Tells Plots from Observation and Experience. (By the Arkansas Traveler) For the A. N. P.) Jacksonville, FL. Jan. 8. The people of this state are much inter-connected with the State of Florida and the Pulman Company by Mr. Pulman for setting up Patent Tours. Pulman, and throws into jail, and fined, while an inter-state Manager. This action serves in every family way, to give the spot- light to Negro traveling in the South "How do Negroes travel South?" That question is constantly asked. People in South Africa many times are all true. Negroes of the South travel away every way there is to travel, and there are many places to go. Perhaps I am in a position to help the central public—and if I persevere, I will help over the South many places, and I have seen all ideas to help to be fair to his fair, frank and free to tell the others, otherwise, not. There are separate coach, or "Jim Crow" law tours throughout on railways, and not Negroes. There are forfeited for its use. There are of the white, passenger on railways, and not Negroes. There are differences in Professor car and prohibition on railways. There are differences in different states different cities, and not Negroes. There are differences in different states different cities, and not Negroes. Jim Crowwright" primarily is malice, therefore it cannot be just or In another article I will tell' what I have found in the way of the draw cows on the western railroads of the South, their accommodation, and the type of people who use them, and the task that goes on in them. I will tell' the truth, let it hurt who it will, white or black. There are two them, I must ad nifte 'into' look at them both from all angles. The white and black shirts seabed are the most malicious, and with a sympathy and then find the Best way out. That way can be followed with some other means. WHITE PAPER DEPENDEN SMALL "IS" FOR NEGRO "But the fact is, and in this, you think you will meet with me—you scientists are loricans, highly alienated to Negroes. We cannot escape from that name if we would. To cast it in to a certain extent from our history and deserve us of much more struggle and upward. It is to our credit and not to our shame more rapidly than most other people, and slavery to civilization. Yet for my part I believe the memory of those names and traditions, as it is present in our culture, should not think people should be unbanned of their history, nor of their culture, should choose, in good faith to them. CHICAGO, ILL The 1927 Marching Club and Port Dearborn High School No. 44, Belfield held house and chapel party Friday, March 25, 1927. In BEAUTIFUL CHILDREN'S CLUB房 at 1230 Grand Boulevard, at which time many members and friends attended the party. NEW YORK DOCTOR STABE HOODLUM New York, Jan. 1—AMP—DPP. Perry W. Chenoy, 51, whose court-life during the past two years, lives room life during the past two years. Mary matrine, has been released from jail under 1,000 bond for John Turpier, who was one of a group of inmates in the lung a white man, John Turpier, who was one of a group of inmates in the lung a white man, Dr. Chenoy after the latter's car had collided with that of a white man. A policewoman who rescued the man had used a knife only after he had been severely hurt, about the Los Angeles, Calif., Jan. 8. -(PCN) The West and Los Angeles in particular has the honor of being the captain of Sectetron William W. Glenn has handed in his resignation that took effect the day before. He served for three-thirds of his career. At the time of his retirement, Captain Glenn commanded the defensive divisions of Newton Station and Wellington as well as Colder deserts. TUSKEGEE GIRLS BEAT COLUMBUS CAGERS Tuskegee Institute, Ala., Jan. 8 The Tuskegee girls' basketball team former Southern champions, opened the game, 1127 (1229) against Wake Forest. They greeted the Columbus, Georgia, Y. W. C., A'K, girl, 19 to 3. They were large and enthusiastic crowd of pts. dents and teachers. From the first game, the valsons won outsized. From the second game, the valsons outscored. The Devine McColumblin-Lindsey-Hickey-Gordon combination left the Y. girls dead. If was not the valsons, the Vilhouf's scores, for when in possession of the hall their defense In spite of the unusual train of 15 minute hulls, the Tiger team, who have been playing b-quarters, and run up 43 points to the vial, have been able to blow it out of the half. Cochh Roberts opened the second period with a new line-up except for Lundquist and Heyward. The second period was a bit more [Pacific Coast News] Luraxan]—$14,000 in cash prizes is the mage's prize in the world’s championship; the world’s champion: womans from away race and nation to nation; the world’s champion: womans of competing in the 22-mile marathon between catarina Island and Bali; the world’s champion: A Dangerous Contest The Catalina Channel swim is the most dangerous and difficult course in the world, an inter national contest. Whole area; rare, the freak currents, chanings and extraterritorial cold, wainthousand miles of water, be freed by Wall Street; that none of the $200 contests will be successful. Two Colored Natators Among the many nationalities represented including swimmers Hawaii, Greece, Ireland, Norway, New Zealand, and the United States, black Americans will be represented today least two women in New York, black Americans will be introduced the united dance creations of the "hooter-loosey" of the *Hartlepool* that Hife and Miles Ellen Bay, an Olympic swimmer, will be the second prize in the Pelham Bay win last September. The Nude Following the big controversy is to whether the swimmers must choose a choice of swimming for Wim Wrigley, the chawing magnet, sponsor of the aquatic world. And I don't see where it makes much difference. If he or she makes it easier without the handicap of a suit, why I'm for it. The swimmers differ. Gesturte Ederle the youthful conqueror of the English Chanelle, there is modest in swimming in anything else. I would not think that athlete trunks and a brazers. I think this is the ideal combination. TEXAS TOWNS GROVENOOT—The Christmas tree and play which was programmed for the school Aquilimum area was omitted from the school choir, Mr. Anderson Howard and Mr. Clara Howard were quite martyred present Messrs. Robert Glozman, Delae, Sylvester Hamilton, Arlene and John Jenkins and Jenkins and Brownie friends. Mr. and Mrs. Woolley litened Christmas at home on Mrs. Woolley's teachers in the high school went to Lufkin to spend the holidays singing Choir went to Sven Oak Sunday, where they were programmed to sing Choir went to Sven Oak afternoon, Mrs. Spencer, parlor of the C. M. I. Church was present for Christmas, where he returned from a trip to Concordshire, Woodville and Duchess, where he met his aunt. He met his aunt is a successful year. ing; several substitution; were substituted by both; were not substituted by both; second half the visitors made one point while the both team chase, Line-Up, and Summary Tuskeres Birdie Birch ★ • Ligh Powr Elegante McCallough • • C. F Mattie Lindsey • • B. P Durchdach Doyle • • C. D Eglinia Adams (Opt.) • L. G Eglinia K. Gordon • H. G Tone: Toutcake B. Columbus 2. Officials Clevie I. Abbott, vows; Owens, umpine; W. J. Jones, time of hikes 12 minutes. Time of hikes 12 minutes. York has decided not to wear any suit during the race, claiming the chaing caused by a suit wound in the right knee of Los Angeles swims in the mud. Mike Lottie Schroeder nouncing her intention of swimming with a suit composed solely of water. COHEN LOSES HRIST MAS FIGHT Lawson on Name Card THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY; JANUARY 8, 1927 Fort Worth, and Dallas Rev. May David left for Detroit. Kate to resume work in the city, the former pastor of the A. M. E. Methodist Church, at the A. M. E. Methodist tree was built at all Churches. **FLOP POINT** = Services were well attended at the First Baptist Hospital, at the First Baptist hospital an amusement park, Rev. Wiliams of the C. M. Church pres- sident, the First Baptist Church Sunday Baptist Young People Union was well attended at the First Baptist hospital from out of town during the holiday. Miss Indora Manley II was sent from out of town to Fort Worth, Pearl and several others moved to Dallas Sunday. Lawson, Kate. Mrs. Minute Brown of Orlando is here spending time with her brother and Mr. and C. R. Lewis and Wilton, the husband of the wife Kansas, with her brother and other relatives. Services were good at B. Y. P. U. at usual hour with all alms at Dalehose place. opraached two nobile sermons, Nine K. A. Keith spent the holidays with his Xina tree, six churches and their Gailant Hall Church Sunday. The pastor Rev. K. L. Parker prescheduled a glorious sermon 5:30 night. **AN GELANGE**-The Helping Hand Club of San Antonio has helped wonderfully this year. Many hacks and clumsers were given and the club was organized about the 25th of November. It will be a great help to San Antonio if the hacks and clumsers being put forth to make it a success. Mrs. M. M. Gligrese Press. BLANCHYVILLE - Mr. David Westbrook and Ms. Eilea Mack were married Wednesday at H. Smith officiating. Mr. P. F. Jackson and daughter Nell Neil from Taylor Mills days with relatives, Mr. M. E. W. Jackson and children are spendies days with relatives, Mr. M. E. W. mother, Mrs. Laura Green. The contact Thursday was a nuance of the first Friday, Mrs. Laura Green, Mrs. A. E. Humber won the 2nd prize. The Christmas service was an evening with the Mhay, presents were given to the old dainties. Haven, the sermon. Mr. H. Siermann spent the evening with the sermon. Mrs. L. and J. A. Rathal Christmas with home folks at Ct. Anderson from Christmas spent Christmas harbor with their Father, Mr. C. returned from Riehmond. His brother, Mr. Peter Alexander, attend days, Mr. ces. Philip carried his brother to Cameron on account Mra, A. S. Battle of Heiron is visit her mother, Mra, A. E. Pollitt was born in Heiron, Mra, A. E. in Mra now home, the D. E. Mt- ter place. The little daughter run over by a wagon, was buried Friday Day, 24 June, A. E. Poppy has been at home, visiting her Poppy, is at home after, spending seven weeks with relatives at Mra's home. She is visited her sister in Wach, Mra, 14 Jackson, Miss Alexandra Alexander Knapp with her home, Toby Knapp with her home, River B. C. good wife, Linda, River B. C. good wife, L. H. Smith, niece two splendid sermons. Chapel. Quite a number from Gatlin and St. John attended. The school convert was enjoyed by all, and a special attention in the room of Mrs. Brown, 803 Pace Avenue. The home was decorated with a large collection of titles, which added a beautiful touch to the room. The Nome house was decorated with a large collection of about 12 men were added to the club, affect which of what menu was served. Nezel会议 will be at the home of Mrs. Diaxie Puller. ELECTRICA — Bethal Magistat Sunday School was well attended. The wonderful sermon Sunday night, with RV. Woods and Rev. Hutch hard praised a wonderful sermon a wonderful sermon, night, born to Mr. and Mrs. D. J. D. John, Mr. and Mrs. Winn, a fun baby on the play. CALVERT-Prof. F. Jackeen of Waco spent Sunday in the city, Dr. and Mr. G. Cavalea of Mineola, Mrs. Johnson of Mineola, and Prof. Parkard left Friday to spend Xmas at home. Misa Sasaki of Mineola left Sunday to spend Christmas. Prof. Dressan is spending the holidays with home friends. Prof. Parkard left Sunday for High Prairie where she will begin work. Rev. W. & Jackeen passed through Set of Stanton where she will spend Saturday for Navarra who then will spend a two days visit to Mineola where she is in labs in back from Fork, Ohio where she was called to the bedside of her sister Miss Caitlin Patterson who buried in Calvert, Texas. Mr. Chae, Bryan's grand bake did哭后 buried in Calvert, Texas. Mr. Chae, Bryan's grand bake did哭后 buried in Calvert, Texas. Mr. Chae, Bryan's grand bake did哭后 moved to the city. Prof. R. V. C Cook will open school January 8 at Providence Baptist Church. JEFFERSON — Everybody seemed to have a Harry Xmas Sweep. Mrs. Paster, Rev. R. W. Webb preached well both day and night. Mrs. Mary Carden died Saturday, bishop Jerval Peen. Rev. R. W. S. M. Pryor had the body in charge. Mrs. A. L. Dempke and Rev. R. A. Long, pastor, Rev. Bollen assisted in affiliation. Mr. C. H. Day spent the day with Mrs. Paster and of Avinger, Tenn. spend day evening with Mrs. Pryor and Mr. L. A. Dempke and wife was also in the city and spent several hours Christmas. Mrs. V. H. Thames her parents, Dr. L. M. Lister and wife spent Xmas day with her mother, Dr. L. M. Lister and Marion Johnson was bitten by Dr. Laster's bull dog. W. M. S. Hiley who died Friday night. She attended Cemetery Sunday evening at the clock. A large number attended from her home. This was a memorial and the Moone Temple of America, she is survived by two sons, the brother—low to Dr. Bledsoe of Orencliffe and friends close to her brother—low to Dr. Bledsoe of Orencliffe and friends close to Clinton Lake. Mr. Rev. R. W. Webb preached 296672 in-law, New George, Andrews and wife met outside of the city to await with his sister Paula. Mr. Jefferson Hi will open on Jan. 3, 1997. **WORTHAM** — R. S. B. and service were targeted in the city here. Mrs. Gustafsson. Mrs. Alexandra is appointing the Christmas holidays at her home in Johns Falls and is spending the Christmas holidays at her home in Carson. The family of the Wortham, Mrs. Alexandra is also spending the Christmas holidays at her home in Carson. The family of the Wortham, Mrs. Alexandra is also completing recently. Ms. Tilson Lockhart made a trip to Mia Hall, visiting her mother and friends in Momestad, Texas Mia Post visited her mother and friends in days in Wortham with her parents and friends. **Nuskegee, Oklahoma** — Mrs. Mary Williams is visiting her mother and Mrs. Mia and Mrs. W. Kempner is visiting Oklahoma. Mrs. Oklahoma. Mr. Walt Durham and Misa M. Kuehne are married at the home of Sapp officiated, Mrs. Bundy and daughter-in-law from Stoneham anchorage and Mrs. Swain and Mr. and Mrs. Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland of Stoneham and Mrs. McClane, Mrs. C. L. Cateley who went to San Antonio to spend the holidays, Mr. R. Algran and Mrs. who went to Palestine. Mrs. Mise was married to Ellis, Mrs. and Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs. Lavid Harviz, agent the hew-dow with her grand-mother *AMMIRVILLE* Mrs. Caroline Boedge age 99 years died Dec. 15, 1958. Funeral services were held in Mother's home of her son. Memorial of Mrs. Tillie. Woods cemented. Mrs. Tillie. Woods cemented. Stylish Warm Overcoats NO USE PAYING HIGH PRICES WHEN WE CAN SELL YOU A HIGH-GRADE ENREDEEMED OVERCOAT AT 45% BIG SAYING. WE ARE PLAYING 500 UP OF THOSE UP-TO-DATE UNENREDEEMED OVERCOATS ON SALE AT 45%INCREMENTS. THE 25, 50% DOWN AND PICK ONE OUT. YOU WILL NEVER GET SUCH BARGAINS AGAIN. KLAR & WINTERMAN LOCK IOR THE NUMBER A few days in Lowellville last week Prof. J. K. Taylor and his family give the Thursday in Lodgell their first meeting. They are united Friday night at the A. M. N. Church for watch meeting. Miss Amia B. Jones I. I. first Friday for watch meeting. Miss Covain is here attending, the bedside of her daughter. MIGRATION OF NEGRO A RELIEF TO THE RACE PROBLEM San Francisco, Calif., Jan. 24 (P)—The shifting of almost 5,000 of the Nigre population from the southern to the northern, the northern industrial center in the last ten years has been a great success. Willinton Alexander of Atlanta, Ga., winner of the Marmon award, was a recent at the HP. 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WASHINGTON “WANTED. ~ Position as Registered j Pharmacist | Chas. K. Allen - -212-E Bevis: Stet. Tyler, Texas care ea | easy mes Wasa lalinst) INGS See Pye sore hee iaaeee 5 an os Fo “THE DALLAS EXPRESS’ NEWS, the laseperabla Companion of Achieve- “ment—News of Interest ‘of Your Home Town ‘The following Places are Regular Stands selling THE EXPRESS: Jnvcsn on wou cS Heber cm sae ee Te sais “EE fers asin See ee Ne on Seen oowidicn ser ay be a rena antes ‘Harmer Shop, 6¢03 Thow SiS mis can on Bs Senne Sree ecole Ee wc Thy ReneS ATT Aa. Re PROM 1 apo ase so et a sew ane * * * * our plant is equipped to produce PRINTING from the most high grade Visiting Card to a 16 Page Newspaper. * * * * OUR WORKMANSHIP IS YOUR GUARANTEE OF HIGH QUALITY. OUR NEWS IS GATHERED BY THE SEVERAL RELIABLE NEWS AGENCIES OF THE COUNTRY—IT'S AUTHENIC. * * * * We can serve you—TRY US! The *Christmas tree* was a thing of beauty and fairly grounded under its weight of gifts for both sister and teacher. The youngest was a beautiful silver doffie. Every beautiful silver doffie was presented in Superintendent and Mrs. Martin. This gift is presented in a very unique way. It is a miniature, subject a *Treedrum* from Santa Claus. The lid of gift a school before the holidays telling work. that Santa wants to visit read, and bring a gift for super- read all, should be. Sure enough danta arrived rolling a ten wagon making the dit. The little play of Fine Art. Mr. W. V. Lach- Prof. Franier, principal, read and on the achievements of Supt. Martina, Mrs. L. V. Lach- have in charge of the D. D. and fath. and K. Institute, Mrs. G. V. M. have had charge of the D. D. have had charge of this illite school Christmas morning, Mrs. H. Miracle left bed for Quiet for Dekh had charge of the play activities, Jda. Ma Liliege and Ea- Lewis announced the coming of Mr. and Mrs. Cliffon Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence and Ea- Lewis announced the coming of the messages. The ruppees Supt. Martha and wife were filled with gratitude and joy and Mary and students and employees and expres- d only their thanks for the holiday of friendship just received and are happy to have the Antonio applent the holiday days with her mother, Martha. Martha and wife are happy to have the help in helping out the Dallas Express Publishing Co. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1907 ```markdown ``` LATE MODEL MULLER SAW TRIMMER and BETTER LONG MACHINE with Upright Cabinet THE PRINTING MACHINE MODEL: Cx Multiple, Universal, Quick Change Interface, K10 Cx Available Manageables. Set from 4 to 20 Points A colored woman was applying her "The idea to wicklely and cruelty" to continue the squirrel. "The citizens of Columbus have arranged an elaborate program to hurry to get her, an argument for free love." The conductor took sides with wickleness and cruelty. And in do to come in large numbers and "nagger" the word "nagger" in it. It springs wide-distance clambers the outposts he notices "nagger" was passed. Use MELSON'S Scalp and Hair Cleaner with the Hair Dressing Ashamed of Her Hair HOW she dreaded to go out where other girls could see her. How she dikled to meet "new" man. He hair haired her, also used Nelson's Hair Dressing with her hands go out with her head held high. You can almost see the difference overnight. Be sure you get the genuine. It comes in an attractive metal container, enclosed in a heat glass-porcelain with her head held high. NELSON'S HAIR DRESSING THE STANDARD OF CHRISTIAN LIVING + LUKE + JESUS + GOLDEN BIBLE + PROJECT, A. YOUR HEA- TH IS IN PROJECT WBA & 3:4K --- in the realm of Religion when injuries are heaped upon 11. The Alm of the Christian them was given, by a little boy 12. Standard in Preference. way to make Christianity possible. The Master most fittingly expressed the condition Lake L123, where his men "were unto you in love with thee." We were not of knowledge, but entered not in pursue, and that they were than indeterminate, giving for the giver as well as the one, who receives. The former would soon have the giver as well as the one, who easily gets a burden on society. It is said just after that, "the giver is not that let the country dn, it became If your druggiat cannot supply you, both the Scalp and Hair Cleanse, and the Hair Dressing will be sent direct on receipt of fifty cents in stamps. ON'S SSING THE DALLAS EXPRESS, RALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1927 by Editor Rita. The quartet which, another important action, taken has become famous all over the world by the officers and directors of the company, is the one that was commissioned by Prof. T. W. Pratt, an Company and directors of the North Atlantic of the University of St. Thomas who was asked to act in the Company Mutual Insurance Company, were sent to the company and practically every one of them received an account of the company in the state of New York. The company was honored in an eternal honor when the estates of to the Century Life Insurance Company "silent illum" on the Broadway of Little Rock, Arkansas, were presented to the company in a series of numbers by John L. Wah, A. E. Bash, B. G. Brockhead from the studio in St. Louis, and other prominent businessmen. a good品 to be the good品. Your work will be appreciated. The fact much an achievement does not lessen our responsi- bility we strive for it. SPARKS CHAPEL Services at Sunnyside channel was fairly good. Sunnyside school was well attended according to the in- struction. Both morning and night. South Dahlia Jelly Club presented 16 Window paints represented by the following names: M. A. Miller, B. C. Winston, C. Winstonhurst, C. Winstonhurst, Nike Johnson Lulu, R. Williams and Trump-Vine-MILL CITY Sunday School opened at 2:45. Twenty-five attended, Matteo F. C. Brown, of New York, and were wcked b. m. E. Eworth, Legu- sia. South Carolina presented to the school. TRUE VINE-MILL CITY The Sunday School lesson was wonderfully taught at Tr. Vincent Shippe, B. W. Merr reviewed the lesson, and the assistant instructed the devotional master introduced Rev. A. W. Weston, R. Y. P. U. services were given by agronm. R. Y. P. U. services were given on day. The program rendered by group No. 4 was wonderful. After devotional service, the pastor presented the lesson. In day. F. M. Mitchell, P. H. THE HOLY SPIRIT VISITS GRIGGS CHAPEL Seven believers of Jesus Christ were taken into the folds of Griggs-Bishop Church on "Watertown," where there was no preaching, only the resolution, prayers and songs of Christianity. Four were often in the night on the testimonial of the christian. grand hotel BROADWAY, Monday, Jan. 6, 1923, Conference, Tuesday, July 1, 2013,坐堂 Choir rehearsal, Friday, April 1, 2013, Meeting, Friday, Senior Choir rehearsal. the city of Greenville and the city of Wilmington to Pitfall Ave. Walk one block to the city of Greenville You are accidentally insulted. to stare and any message or any MMS message to you. Rev. F. L. Roe, Pastor. Joe S. Davis, Reporter Fisk President and Quartet Raise $1004.97 in Dallas remembering the shape if the school. That work in nearly completed and every coat of the cost has been paid by these people who are dead. That work in the school. And everywhere that we have done on this tour, attempting to make 119,000 books, 119,000 of those books, we have made with the dear friends of Robinson. And I am sure that our team is most interested in education among members of the race and that they are willing to do their bit to see it that it will happen. And that we are the school spokes directly after the names of the apache of President James Jones and that we are the school spokes directly after the names of the apache of President James Jones and that we are the school. The total amount awarded to each and every person amounted to 116,444.100 dollars. by Miles Kler. The quartet which ARK has become famous all over the city of country was filmed. W. Pratt, an alumnus of MK who asked to make a quartet of ceremonies, many papers were written about him. He received an enrolment of the quartet also was accorded an Arkival algna) honor when the outfit of his band was presented at the station WYAA was broken and, in Arkival appeared in. a number of films broadcasted from the studio in The Olive A. a hard part of the audience was a white and it included some of the best known musicals of the day. A hard part of the audience was a white and it included some of the best known musicals of the day. The Doctor's own views on the John Muirty Scott, my oldest son, a cell must be stopped in 21 subject were quoted as follows: "I will be told, toiled in a pale black blouse, the fever checked, the bowel, that nothing will help, will curse the century mark. This men elope the entire system tamed, own people in your state (Louisiana), must find some second re-entry in HILLS- a way so ecto- for the highest academic and for the highest academic and for the highest Horse, I am sent. It don't rely on lesser兵, and normal training, in connection with a quarter horse, by any means." don't delay get the quick, complete with thorough training in agricultural. Incidentally, the Associated Nest results that HILLS is a humane culture, mechanic, and domestic con- CRITICISM OF BOOKER WASHINGTON DRAWS HEATED PROTEST and good will between the ryanes on terms commendable to each it. It is important to have a strong sense of universities, colleagues, and indus- tries that we must largely depend." NORTH_CAROLINA_MUTUAL_TO EXPAND Durham, N. C. Jan. 8. (ANP) - In stretched over a some seven years, according to President Obama, the company has built a new MuttLite Tire & Insurance Company, with home offices in this city, will have state offices at the beginning of the new year, built up one of the largest enterprises owned and controlled by Newborn, with more than $45,000 worth of insurance. It will have $20,000 worth of insurance, in addition to $20,000 and a reserve total of $40,000 to protect its own assets. The officers and directors of the company feel that it can now contribute to the development made by means of the policieshaper now living in the North and of prospective policy holders in this. This action, according to Mr. Muttlite, was taken to carry out the work that was founded and has developed, that of rendering the greatest potential for number possible. The field has been nurtured and studied carefully, and the need is apparent and it is the responsibility that should help in supplying the need in the North, as well as the PASSES FOUR SCORE AND TEN IN PINK OF HEALTH-CELEBRATES 92ND BIRTHDAY. Mrs. Candida Ingram celebrated her 23rd birthday, January 1, 1927, with her daughters, Mrs. Amy Daily and Mrs. L. B. Bonner at the home of, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Bonner, 4425 Kensington, quite a few years ago. Mrs. Amy Daily, the great granddaughter, two great grandchildren, and all guest with Mrs. M. Candida, Mrs. M. McIntosh, Mrs. S. Robertson, Mrs. M. Flood, Mrs. M. Caldwell, Mrs. Robertson affirms. A four course lunch, chquit. An enjoyable affirms. New York, Jan. 2-The National Chicago, Ill., Jan. 4-(ANP)-Association for the Advancement of cording to the Chicago Whip, Mrs. Colored People, 48 Fifth Avenue, has married Maria, wife of wifo Nobile Hisa. She received a letter from John M. Herald, wife of wifo Nobile Hisa, to the Attorney General, team of Bishle and Hibke, has been rating that found guilty of grand larceny, in Justice, on the basis of an affidavit the court of special sessions, New forwarded by the N. A. A. C. F. York City. Secretary is as follows: wounded chapel and chapel during the night Glenvilleville, 31th, Jan. 1—1 (AND)—and to death by unknown purpose. He was a member of the union in the lychees in the union in the lychees read by a shaking motif. It is after 1920, added another to her list that he threatened, a shaking motif. "The North Carolina Mutual" and Mr. Baldcrouch, "assures all of its policy holders in these states that they are not from "that section, but to simply entrusting to another capable group we are not only strengthening and encouraging the new organization but also working in the interest of, for example, the Home-Officer, the nearest and can have more frequent visits from and contacts with rep. representatives of the Home-Officer." **POKES FUN AT PICKENBURG RAZOR CHAMPIONSHIP** Oklahoma City, OK. Oak, Jan. 8—(NA)—"Since William Dickens a paid color line in the chain of officers." Mrs. dislike was accused of receiving forty dollars which she did not return gov't to the rightful owner. Subsequent to the first Quarrier, Mrs. dislike was appointed representative of the Associated Neroy Press that the two against him down. At that time he averred that he might have paid the money, but Mrs. dislike was not convinced so that his wife might be vindicated. To the Neroy indicates that the suppressed native refuses to make a settlement, when approached by Friends of Mrs. dislike. After a brief Pride, a prison term is possible. FINAL LYNCHING OF 1926 IN FLORIDA Gainesville, Fla. Jan. 1—(ARP) Florida, which already leads all other states in the union in lycopersis for first added another, on the last Monday when George Durton, a If you wish to enjoy a good, intelligent, spiritual service, come to the PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH MACEDONIA—DALLAS Great Goseel Campaign a Noted Singers and Evangelist SPECIAL A Macedonia Congregation will be slight January 17. This motion picture is directed National Exhibitor of Norwich, T. The kiddies shown in Dallas. ADMISSION The efficient teacher of the No Mrs. L. Johnson. Send your children get a splendid training. Dr. E. Arlington Campaign and Members and Evangelist, Assisting SPECIAL ANOUNCEMENT girl will be shown in wifi- ture is directed and produced by of Norwich, Tenn. The first in Duluth. Adults, 25 Cent; number of the Kindergarten is and your children, this will be biling. Arlington Wilson, Pastor Great Goseel Campaign and Membership Drive — Noted Singers and Evangelist, Assisting the Pastor Mendocino Congregation will be shown in online pictures Friday night, January 17th. The picture will be directed and produced by Poo W. W. Hirsch National Exhibitor of Navalville, Tram. The first motion picture of the kind ever shown in Dallas. ADMISSION Admits, 25 Center Children, 15 Cents The efficient carefellow of the Kindergarten is again at her past Mrs. I. Johnson. Send your children, they will be in safe hands and are a splendid training. Dr. E. Arlington Wilson, Pastor that white folk are taken in what WARNING—GUARD two days ago and doing in those dear old United States. THE LUNGS and recover Chris, the 20-year assailant, in is in failure as a result of a fight between the two men, the reporters, Jordan, who is an owner at the farm upon which Chris is a tenant, refused to permit Clark to use one of the farm's buildings. The younger man that he entrusted Jordan over the head with a cart-pin. Stop That Cold stopped in 21 stopped, the bow was system loaded, a way to so far more help, and quick, complete harmonics fail. HILLS '6 Corsette-Bromide-Quinine Buse you have HILLS '6, the red box with pockets. At all draggings. DEN TEN—IN PINK OF 92ND BIRTHDAY her 92nd birthday, January 1, 1927, and Mrs. L. B. Bonner at the home, Kapling Avenue, quite a few years earlier. She is the great grandchildren, and also guest mrs. M. Robertsen, M. M. Pivol, Colleen astern and four courten lans. ORDERS PROBE OF MARINE VIOLENCE New York, Jan. 8. The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 68. Fifth Avenue, has received a letter from John Marshall, Assistant Attorney General, stating that the U. B. Department of Law has approved the enforcing of an forwarded by the N. A. A. C. P. involvement in as follows. Permit me to refer to your letter of November 24, 1526 enclosing an affidavit made by Mrs. Mabie L. Burdure of the County of Daule, in the jurisdiction of Miami, following action on the part of the Marian toward herself and her brother following the storm at Miami, and matter to Major General John A. Lajose, with the request that he assist in the service of the department of the result. As soon as General Lajose has been hard from you will be adjourned. Mr. Burdure's affidavit—stated that although she was in a relief organization doing relief work, the officer was to come with them for forced labor, and when her healer want to her assistance a Marine took them both, wood, chopper, was taken from the field, wood, chopper, was taken from the field, and to death by unknown pernane. His body was found on the ```markdown ``` And Membership Drive — Just, Assisting the Pastor NOUNCEMENT shown in motion pictures, Friday and produced by W. F. G. W. M.ann. The first motion picture of Adults, 25 Cent; Children, 15 Cent. underground is again at her pach- they will be in safe hands and Wilson, Pastor. WARNING — GUARD THE LUNGS DR. LINN'S CHROMOTE TAN COUGH TYRE Contains Cough Syrup, Wild cherry with other valuable For Coughe Gold, Flip, La Lep, Horseshoe, and Scrip- ture Money refilled if not Roll-offs Prices 25c, 5c, and $1.00 if not handled in your town will send on receipt of rice. DR. 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