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Pay Your Poll Tax Before Tuesday A SPECIAL BOOTH IS OPEN IN THE PYTHIAN TEMPLE MALONE ONLY A "FIGURE HEAD" IN PORO SAYS MRS. MALONE The court appointed a temporary receiver at Malone's renseal. On January 20, there was a hearing when Mrs. Malé had a chance to tell him of the story and the court decided whether a permanent receiver to deemed necessary. The building and equipment of the Poro establishment is said to represent an investment of about $750,000, and Mrs. Malone admits she has made at least a million for 1992 paid $12,400 in Federal Income Tax. Public sentiment in St. Louis seems to be strongly marshalled in favor of Mrs. Malone. CONTINUE: MALONE HEARING St. Louis, Mo., Jan. 27—(AND) —The opening clutch in the game was Timo Marino Mako, founder of Poro College, and her djard. Aaron E. Malone, founder of Courto Court, accounted court room of a court judge M. Jairm Hairman, with either of the principals present at the court. The high priced lawyers sparing for position and time. On motion by Nigel and Kirby, Mr. Malone's counsel, who gave as his reasons that the court out of the city and that court attorneys were in getting service to complete his case, the Mlater continued to parlay money to complete his case, the Mlater continued to parlay money to complete his case, and receive licensees. The divorce plan was final on the petition, and March of April, Mr. Malone had HERE IS THE NEW "COURT PROOF SEGREGATION MEASURE" WHICH MAX SOON BECOME A TEXAS LAW. port. If missed it will WILL REDUCE NOHO AND ANY DISTRIBUTE YOUR CITY. THE CITY WILL BE DISTRIBUTED BY THE YEARS HONOR YEARS HONOR WITH NEIGHBOR INPOPULATION JAMMING IN THE LIGHT OF THE PRESENT INSTITUTION IN THE AVERAGE YEARS CITY WHERE OUT SERVICE IS IN THE MAJORITY OF OUT SERVICE IN THE MAJORITY OF PAVED STREETS IS BY COMMON MENT. A 4TH-HOUR FOR NEOHO HARVATATION circulated throughout the states: **PROPOSED SEGREGATION ACT** A PROposed Segregation Act to White and Negro Communities, the City, and Negro Residence Communities in the City. The City will be segregated by a Posity and Dressing an Emergency, LEGISION L. 1 BEEN ENACTED BY THIS LEGISION. That the various municipalities of the City must be such firms, corporations, individual or house to be occupied by, white or black neighborhood inhabited principally by white neighborhood inhabited principally by black it is larger than itself when observing its趴工职务, in perhaps the longest note to be heard in the court. "day in court" the day he filed his bill for Mrs. Malone was away and he had to man his pictures on both their pictures on the front desk with details except from Friday and gave a statement for the press her version of the affair. "they have even equally generous. "Everything he has is the result of his money in the business is mine, and have always directed every move he was my effort that started for Collec. and by effort which made it what it is now. "I was not my effort in 1814 he did not contend. he was not. he was just a teacher in a second rate school when he was manager of "manager of John College" gave a master of course to him. "and did not wish to shame him. I wanted to soothe his vanity, and make him feel better. This is my reward. The greatest sin possible I think is the one Malone in his suit has contended that the institution was a 18-65 preposition and that he presented so when J. married Mr. Malone, "she wife, "the business was well done," and the United States, a large manufacturer, on Pine Street, and had made money. The money which he made by itself, I have not been seeking money alone, but working on the theory that through cleavage of the brain recognition and respect, I The Dallas Express lawful for any white person to establish a home or residence on any property located in a negro community inhabited, specifically by a negro people, or for any negro to establish a home or residence on any property located in any white community, inhabited, specifically by a white people, except on the written consent of a majority of those belong to the negro community, and the property is of no particular, the foreseen verity of the community, the foreseen verity of the property, or the first filed with the mayor of such municipality before the building permit shall be issued or before the person shall establish the home or residence. SECTION 2. That the term "negro community" and "white community" as used in this section shall be used in the building permit, the foreseen verity of the property, residence, or the first filed with the mayor of such municipality before the building permit shall be issued or before the person shall establish the home or residence. SECTION 2. Any firm, corporation, or individual violating the provisions of the Act by building or constructing such house or house without a permit from the municipality where located, or any design establishing a home or residence, shall be sentenced to pay a fine of not exceeding $160.00 or be imprisoned not exceeding 40 days, or both such fine and such fine shall be issued. The城市 or village in any community in contravention of this act shall constitute a separate and distinct offense; and moreover, the municipality shall have the power to issue a fine of not exceeding $100.00 or be issued to be punished. SECTION 4. That if any part or portion of this act shall be declared void that it shall not affect the remainder of the act. Additional chapter may be had at the Kegler Plan Association, Chamber of Commerce building, Dallas, Texas. templated, the fact, *procedures* in view of the fact, that the *receiver* has already been appointed, and the *recipient* has come to trial, would have de- sired to be appointed to the office otterable he is to be made permanent. The temporary, receiver who to a gentleman of the *erthem* need to be appointed to the office suppressing Mrs. Maione in authori- sity, signing all checks and contrivance the huge daily income. He stops to check all checks called all the department heads together and is a group in NEGRO PHYSICIAN SOLVES BAFFLING HOSPITAL CASE. AKRON, Ohio, Jan. 28. Dr. one of the most important surgeons of this city, solved a pathological problem which was not being treated by white physicians when it diagnosed the pulsing case from a coronary artery. His diagnosis was substantiated by a bacteriologist. Akron with a population of 800 and a known land and immensal call of the medical board was sent out and Dr. Larry T. Hunt, a medical professor on tenure befed 800 members of the medical profession of the Akron Chamber of Commerce, the Summit County staff member of the People's Hospital, Akron's largest howe WARRANT SERVED ON HEAD OF WILSON HOSPITAL ON RAPE CHARGE MADE BY FORMER STUDENT NURSE. "BLACKMAIL" DECLARES PHYSICIAN WHO DECLARES TREATS WERE MADE the courtyard of Tranegue Institute in an address here Thursday after noon. In three places your host came up with a plan for advancement. As I wrote to her, "I have made against such a charge hand that nothing comes into this work. The warrant has been sworn out for my related girl story, that young woman without labor and pain and anger. Your words day, I have made against young woman who has been a result last year that appears at the office of State's Attorney ahead." I was never more surprised in the life of my life than when the officers came to my house and assaulted her. As she left the room in tears she must one of the other护教师 wail to her related girl story, that young woman without labor and pain and anger. Your words day, I have made against young woman who has been a result last year that appears at the office of State's Attorney ahead." * homie independence Secretary * The thirty-sixth annual Negro * line of the United States De- *府er Farmers Conference held one of the * most interesting sessions of its hour * Hoocher Washington had left them * PICKENS WRITES FOR * MOSCOW PAPERS ON * LEXINGTON Throughout the deliberations, addition there were modern farms. In the Wars of Freemason, the addition of the Pounder and first President of the conference, the lais Dooker T. Washington. Smithers, a successful farmer of Montgomery County, said that he received his inspiration from B. D. D. W. Washington. The same is true of Hampton or Cullen, Georgia, who stated that he had attended a number of conferences during the life-time of T. D. D. W. Washington. Not only was this sentiment expressed by the Colored farmers, but it was also expressed by the white speakers. Dr. Bright D. D. W. who delivered the principal address felt that there was no better place than Tuskeef. For the Negro farm to discuss a safe farm, he reported that during 1888, he had a great income of $1,448.17 from the program for 1887, because the airspace at Tuskees has been struck through and through with the spirit of its relief. Founded Civic Benefits Come From Intelligent Voting. Poll Tax Payment Makes That Possible Three streets occupied largely by Negroes have recently been paved and contracts have been let for still others. Fugun, Roseland and Munger Avenue from Washington, all far-famed for their muddiness and impassibility in wet weather have been made modern thoroughfare within the past three months, graciously granted and courteously conducted, resulted in the complete renovation of these sections occupied by members of our race. Such accomplishment would have been unthinkable several years ago for the reason that there was not the means of obtaining such audiences with city officials as would have resulted thus. It was literally true that they would not courteously receive members of the race and that their needs received scent recognition. This was true from the police department to the lowest of the city divisions. Of course there was a reason for it. That reason was that there had been little attention paid by members of the race to the necessity of political participation and what little there was was conducted as to mean little to any but those who received little bits of money about election time for the "services" which they rendered in the matter of influencing votes. But recent changes on the part of Negroes themselves have brought about changes in the consideration given the needs of the race by those who are elected to office. And the gains made in that direction should not be lost. They must not be lost. (Continued On Page Five). Votes count. And there is only one time when all citizens have opportunity to adequately express their preferences in the matter of government. That time is election time. But there can be no preferences expressed if their has been no qualification for it. Poll Tax must be paid. Another election looms before the voters of Dallas and the present aspects of the case indicate that there will be opportunity for Negro voters, well as question wisely before casting their ballots. But tax and effect of the thinking on the questioning will be determined by the number of prospective voters who will make their will known. It will not be bargaining for money. The Express hopes that the day of the "shyster Negro politician" has gone forever. It will be the desire of a group of intellectuals to have the power to ballot bullets for those candidates whose intention It is to grant to them the maximum amount of consideration in the distribution of the civic benefits which they will control by virtue of their offices. It will be the participation in politics in the truly democratic way by a group of voters which realizes that it has needs as do other groups and that in three past, its needs have to a greater degree. This means that this message is read, only two days will be left for the Poll Tax. But two days will be sufficient for those who have, not yet qualified for using the ballot. And this tax may be paid separately from property tax. LET EVERY MEMBER OF THE RACE OF VOTING AGE PAY his POLL TAX and QUALIFY FOR THE USE of his BALLOT IN CIVIC DUTY IT WILL BE A MEASURE OF PROTECTION AND A GUARANTEE OF CIVIC SECURITY OTAINABLE IN NO OTHER WAY. WHEN THE TIME FOR PAYMENT MAS EXPIRED THERE SHOULD BE 20,000. QUALIFIED NEGRO VOTERS IN DALLAS. SUCH A GROUP WOULD BE IMPRESSIVE. Distinctive in Service Always Progressive PRICE FIVE CENTRE NUMBER 2 D" LONE OFFENSE DOCTOR HOSPITAL ON RAPE CHARGE BACKMAIL" DECLARES PHYSICIAN an sample chance to prove deserving of the opportunities given her, Dr. Wilson also infiltrated that he had been approached already for a case. He was then sent to the court to prove his indictment in the court. NEW YORK, Jan. 24- Letters has just been Posted by the National Museum of Colored People, 69 Fifth Avenue, from William Pickens, 69 Fifth Avenue, in New York. In presentation to P. who has visited Russia on M.I. European tour, inform a Friend that Russia has addressed an issue in Moscow including 23 Chinese generals, a number of Russian leaders and representatives of Hong Kong. In response, form a friend potato plant which attaches pictures being made of the smokings in action. Mr. Pickens, who was photographed in the Russian leaders M.I. Russian conferred with are Kalinin, stitches of Trothy and Lesin, and prominent officers. He reported that they were able to tie up the White and "Durant Bonds" and the Vengeance of the Gods. They put into Russian, and poke out into the stage as well as made into a sculpture of their souls in a plaster of plaster. Mr. Pickens has written a comprehensive article on lynching during the past forty years, detailing the events years against this evil in America. By the 1973 M.I. museum is published in Moscow, Berlin and Paris, written Mr. Pickens, who has also written for the American race problems. It was so an execution of the old work out of the New烟的. The great, the richman who agreed to fight without one of these called out "sufficient", with the possible variation that Shuffle boiled "enough" Shuffle tried to think of the old word that meant an amortization in the sixth but could not do so and referee. Da-VIe Miller and his seconds refused to atg him. When Langford began showwering hard rights to Shuffle's jov and body at the beginning of the seventh stams, while the Irish-man could not recall the difficult word "sufficient" he remembered the synonym "enough" and the referee accepted the term. Langford fought one of the most clever rights of his career, wessing in and out, handing four and five blows on Shuffle without a return. Only one hink did Shuffle succeed. ing circles over the fight that both the champion, and ex-champion, middleweight, will be in the city and both training at the Main St. Osm. Flowers is training for help big battles at Wrigley Field on Jan. 12. It is not known yet the reason for Walker's coming, but it is hinted that attempts will be made to return a return match between the two. Flowers is on the way here from Georgia, Walker was due to arrive on Saturday. A monster crowd is expected to flow into Wrigley Field, one block of eight hundred seats being already wired for before opening of the ticket offices. Flowers is very popular among the church morg people of the city, as well as the sporting element, and is always besieged with invitations to attend various If someone departed from the battle no other single thing gives so devotion that Lamarred was the master of an understanding of the part of the situation and after taking which Negro insurance companies were recruited, he was the master of career. In the seventh round Calcine the race then is shown by the team of Wolcott and the team of her team of Wolcott and the team of her team of Wolcott, which they furnish to members of the group, claiming that he had Pf-The Bucassens. Basketball Hundred. Dollar. (1800), per person, team returned from a trip to Wash., $17.50 per month, $17.25 per week,ington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Asheville, $14.90 per day and 35 cents per hour in Washington and Albany, Abbur Park, deserve attention. Dismissed positions in Baltimore and Philadelphia in every capacity from clerk in the Quaker Club, the Boekel in the Quaker Club, the Boekel were given the army of workers beat the Buns 27 to 4. The company who comprised the employees held their own in Abbury Park, the racial companies, and the Negro companies have insurance in 15. This was the second crackerjack game force upon only one-eighth of every inch of the field. This was the second defeat in 15. This was the second eight-eighth year given by the Bucassens to the Negro companies of insurance upon members of the New York, Jan. 26, (LANT) Ackle- SCHMIDLE- CRATTING. Micro business to return to resume deepening that job. Ackle- SCHMIDLE- CRATTING (999,800,800) in force on Negra- lthlchk is training his brother, Ivren, and yet it has not a stair- lhawk Frank Slover to meet all Negra- agent agents or employee Boston, Mass., Jan. 29—Chick-fil-a-Festive Weekend, August 16, 1949. The company's who comprises the group studied, most of whom are members of the National Negro Insurance Association are: African American Life Inc. Co., Jacksonville, Fla., Domestic Life and Aేment Inc. Co., Louisville, KY. At the time Life Inc. Co., Atlanta Ga. Guaranty Life Inc. Co., Savannah, Ga., Gibraltar Health and Ae Chough, Jan. 29—(ANP)—Wolcott angford, volunteer middleweight of six Southelide, escaped Shuffle Cat, shark, the Chihuah Wings ecker, the seventh-round of their second and-sign round bout at Dexter Park, a million, here Friday night. It was an execution of the old work out, story of the Negro and the Irishman who agreed to fight without one of them called out "sufficient"; with the possible variation that shuffle bolster "enough" Shuffle tried to think of the old word that meant an amistude in the sixth but could not do so and referee. Davie Miller and his seconds refused to sit him. When Langford began showering hard rights to Shuffle's jaw and body at the beginning of the seventh stand, while the Irishman could not recall the difficult word, "sufficient," he remembered the synonym "enough," and the referee accepted the term. Langford fought one of the most clever fights of his career, weaving in and out, lending four and five blows on Shuffle without a return. Only one time did Shuffle succeed in hurting the Southside boy and two was to be fifth round when he went a crushing blow in Langford's stomach which slowed him up a bit but recovering quickly he dared Shuffle with a right to the chalk. All other times Callahan's sleep-producing blows fell upon Langford's gloves and arms. It was apparent from the bravery of the Amherst was the master of the hardest battles in his career. In the seventh round Caleb Burrell was asked to return to stop the light, claiming that he had Laurelco's victory over Caleban, who made a much better showing in the latter, and boosted his claim for a gold weight title-holder and right fans clamoring for the host. **Buccaneers Best Elks** Atlantic City, N. J., Jan. 29-$24 By The Buccaneers Meshhall Baltimore, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Anryn Park, They won their games in Baltimore, Baltimore, Philadelphia, having met their Waterford team in Baltimore and Philadelphia, having beat the 47 to 7. The lice held their own in Abbey Park, where they held the crackerball. This 15 was the second crackerball. It hailed by a score of 48 to 11 when the team gave the Buccaneers to the Memphis Lodge of Elks. Suggs Training Brother-in-law New York, Jan. 28 (ANP) According to reports seeping into New York, the training brother-in-law Jushi is training his brother-in-law Frankie Moore to meet all his children, who are just nineteen years old, and rights and has registered 12 knuckles that he is a *cowboy*. Chick Seeks Return Bout With Finnegan Boston, Mass., Jan. 28—Chick Suggs is seeking a return bout with Jony Finnegan. According to Finnegan, he has trained his Chick, who destined to join in their last bout, but many of his friends thought that he deserved more. He now that he is the master of Hot Dog. Chick is trying to persuade his friends that she is urging the bout. HAM JENKINS WINS Los Angeles, Cal. Jan. 21—(AMP) Los Angeles, Jan. 21—"The Worsted Colorado" won the national title, who made a big hit by heating Dick Green, a good, white boy from Colorado, and who won the winner by heating Toni Tower at great praise from the white press MARRY WILLS FIGHTS AT OAKLAND Los Angeles, CA, Jan. 21, 2015 Kevin Hewitt. Will he accidentally fouled Harry (KC8). Brown white whinning over his is matched to Hewitt. On Oakland, Cal, on Tommy Sipman's first card of the year. GIRLS ORGANIZED BASKET BALL TEAMS Los Angeles, Cal., Jan. 22—(ANP) The Girl Reserves of the 12th Street Branch Y. W. C. A. have organized a half-hour team and will begin meeting room. After a series of local games they intend to take the road for a tour. Two other teams the Dodegauanians and the Martaide Girls baseball team have also been organized and started working out. YOUNG JACK THOMPSON FIGHTS PALLAMARU CONQUERER Los Angeles, Cal. Jan. 15—KAMP Young Jack Thompson who received back of the chest a stamp-surviving back of the chest a stamp-surviving light-weight championship conti- nues, has come out of a month and had an interview with Thompson. Priory or was Pitfallon. His con- tent will be Tommy Calla, a hard boy in against, but Thompson is in hard training. His manger, Todd McIlish, has assisted, a mug- tle from promoter Ed Lornch, who will edge the battle at the Dreamland in St. Louis, Cairo has been host deckiller, "Terrible" Tommy O'Brien, and the junior wrestler/wrestling wizard. TIGER FLOWERS AND MANNY BROWN, THE MAME DYNE, MATCH NATION ON DOAZLE TIGER FLOWERS AND MANNY BROWN, THE MAME DYNE, MATCH NATION ON DOAZLE Interest is are fever in heat Crisis that the Lakers both intimidate, will be in the city, and both training at the Main St. and the Wrigley Field on the side. It is not known yet the reason for Walker's doming, but it is a hint that attempts will be made to re- solve. Flowers is on the way here from Georgia. Walker was due to be released is expected to flow into Wrigley Field, one block of eight rounded seats being already wired to the crowd. Flowers is very pop- ulent among the church people of the city, and its always beamed with Invitations to attend various churches. Negro Insurance Companies Furnish Employment For Vast Army (By Title A, N, R) CICAGO, HI, Jun 24-25, Parachute Figures which the National Negro Insurance Association has just made public show that fifty-three thousand, three hundred and thirty-two persons were employed by the 12 companies which are members of the National Negro Insurance Association, and that during the year ending 1955 they paid salaries during the year of approximately four million, five hundred (four and dollars) (£6,500,000) an average wage to each individual worker of Nine Hundred Dollars (£350) per year 475.00 per month, $17.26 per week, $2.80 per day and 33 cents per hour The character of this employment deserves attention. Digified post-1955 in every capacity from clerk and agent to director and president were given this army of workers who comprised the employees of these racial companies. When it is remembered that the Negro companies have insurance in force upon only one-eighth of ever the colored people who are insured and that of the other seven-eight-of-insurance upon members of the group, but little finds its way back to the insured in salaries or income save that of an occasional junior, a striving idea of the value which these racial enterprises are to those who support them is gained. The largest white has been. Carried Million of $990,000,000). In force of Negro trees, and yet it has not a single Negro agent, clerk, or employee save few janitors, in some cities. The business training and experience which these institutions have given to the boys and girls and men and women who came within the scope of the operation and in first place in another of the first. The company has worked the racially owned and operated companies have furnished to those who support them, widening the circle of competent business people to fill the ever-increasing demand for trained workers. The companies who comprise the group studied, most of whom are members of the National Weight Association are: Afro- American Life Inc. Co., Jackson ville, Fla., Domestic Life and Ac- cédeng Ins. Co., Louisville, Ky. A lns. Life Inc. Co., Atlanta Ga Guaranty Life Ins. Co., Bevan. Ga., Gibraltar Health and Accident Ins. Bo., Indianapolis, Ind., Liberty Life Ins. Co., Chicago, Illinois, Pa. City Industrial Co., New Life Inc., La., Louisiana Industrial Life Ins. Co., New Orleans, La, National Benefit Life Ins. Co., Washington, D.C., Mammoth Life and Assistant Inc. Co., Louisville, Kv North Carolina Mutual Life Ins. Co., Durham, N.C., Northwestern Life Ins. Co., Newark, N.J., Peoples In dustrial Life Ins. Co., Jacksonville cago, III., Richmond Beneficial Inc. Co. Richmond, Va., Security Life Inc. Co., Tulsa, Oklahoma, Southern All-R仓, of V., Richmond, Va., Bm 194-Carnival-Columbus, Ohio, Underwriters Mutual Life Inc., Co., Chicago, Ill., Union Central Relief Association, Birmingham, Ala., Unity Industrial Life Inc., New Orleans, La., Universal Life Inc., Co., Memphis, Tenn., Victory Life Inc., Co., Chicago, Ill. TEXAS TOWNS TEAGUE—Sunday School was attended and the lesson was beautifully taught Nov. J. W. Manning preached two lovely sermons. Prof. L. D. Kincheon, Vice-Grand Chancellor, Knights of Pythias made his official vlog here last week. Sister Manurya, Nutherford, died Jan. 17. A husband, five sons and three daughters survive her. Mr. P. Scholz died recently. CHINA—Colina's Negro Business Men's League mbt at 8:00 P.M. Monday night January 17, 1957 at St. Philip's C. G. The club opened services with prayer. This meeting is being held each night. This club was organized by Mr. Sam Morris, who made some inspirements. After which, different books were read beginning with the Rode. Remember Mr. Morris. The Club is for the betterment of citizenship of our towns and communities. Closing remarks by Bros. Jan. Jones. PLAND—Sire's 8th. Chicum to un again. Rev. N. Cook. pastor of the ```markdown ``` C. M. E. Church, presided over a spanish school lesson was beautifully taught. The Dallas District Council will meet at Allen next week. Rev. J. R. Sutton, presiding over Miss Bamble Collins's much improved, Mrs. C. Patterson, of Piano left, for Mid-ling, Texas. She will be gone two or three months. She was entertained at the home of Mrs. Mattie Croom, by the Ladies of her W. H. M. of Christian Chapel. G. M. E. Church, with a lencheon before her departure. BRANCHYILER—Mr. Peter Miles died Tuesday, Jan. 20, and was buried at Port Sullivan. The Woodley Undertakers—had charge of the body He was a member of the Winfelton Home A. M. E. Church. The Royal Sons and Daughters of Progress Lodge honored the body. One son survives him. Services were not so well attended on account of the weather. Rev. R. L. Gater, pastor, presided. Mr. P. L. Alexander returned from Mexis, Texas, Sunday Mrs. H. Clay is on the sick list. His daughter and sister of Hearne are at his bedeta. Miss Leola. Embry is improving nicely. Miss J. A. Parish is also on the sick list. LAWYON, OKA. — Service were poorly attended Sunday at the gite, and bad weather. A revival meeting is being conducted at Oakland Hills by B. Lee Baldwin at Oakland Hills preached Sunday night at Baltham R. B. C. Rev. Lake of Sandwich G. M. Mrs. Smith is in the city sitting at Nebraska University, Nebraska, M. Mrs. Smith and M. Mrs. Corrigania—Mr. Peter Meyer is still improving, Mr. and Mrs. Brent Sparks are the proud parent/children of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. reeve, George D. George and wife and Mrs. Macedon moved to Pike Falls, Ohio, on the rest of Pike Falls. Mr. Grandior died Monday, Mrs. Jane Jackson, Mrs. Washington and she are on a kick lift. The mid-winter. term examination has been completed at the University of Jackson HI. Mr. George Brown is on the skistler. CLEBURNS-Services were poorly attended at the different churches Sunday, Mrs. F. K. McPherson, C. Jackson, H. Mrs. G. Wren, of E. W. of the Court of Celerites made her annual visit here Saturday. She was the guest of Mrs. E. B. Burnett, Mr. and Mrs. Will Swansea. Her attendance was held at the same time at the General W. Walter Brown's Dr. H. Key of Dallas. Was in the "City visitin' the Nick father, Mr. Ed Key, respectively. Miss Pauline Davis is visiting her uncle, Prof. O. L., Price at Taylor Mr. Billy Vernon visited relatives at Fort Worth last week. Mr. M. W. Taylor of W. Wichita Falls was the guest of Miss Irene Consey. Monday, Mrs. E. B. Burnett is visiting her uncle, Prof. O. L., Price at Taylor Mr. Billy Vernon visited relatives at Fort Worth last week. Mr. M. W. Taylor of W. Wichita Falls was the guest of Miss Irene Consey. Monday, Mrs. E. B. Burnett is visiting her uncle, Prof. O. L., Price at Taylor Mr. Billy Vernon visited relatives at Fort Worth last week. Mrs. Minna of W. Wichita Falls was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Flora Pope, Mrs. Mrs. Ruth Elliott, Edwards, of California, was returned home. Mrs. Pita Sparks of Billiton is in the city. Little Hortense Neal Jr. is on the slick list. Mrs. Alberta Bibles is also on the slick list. Mr. Witt Franklin attended the funeral of his mother at Homer, La., last year. Mrs. E. B. Burnett is visiting her uncle, Prof. O. L., Price at Monday, Mrs. W. West, Texas where she will join her husband. Mr. Clark has been called to pastor, Billon Naplet Church, Mrs. Eliza Davie and Miss Ruby Higgins of W. W. were in the late last week. Mrs. L. B. Small is on the slick list. Mrs. L. L. P. P. is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. B. Burnett, Mrs. E. B. Burnett, Mrs. Zerline Maxwell is improving, Mr. Zerline Maxwell of Dallas was in the city visiting his family Sunday. SHERMAN-Mr. W. E. Larson was in Sherman the past week at the Chamber of Commerce and a North Business Mesa League, State Field Organizer; for the Brotherhood of the American Masons; in the Internet of each other; and in the pay chases Poll Tex. We made an invigilate talk to the farmer Mr. Larson. While in Sarasota, He left courtier points where he will be sent to a mental health al conditions woes of the Minne- sapolis River. The 19th grade at Mississippi State, where he is planning his school Friday evening. Master Stanley Stewart and Mignale were prentent. Kate, Mr. Boone and Jan. 17, and Mr. Boone Jan. 19th Jan. 17, and was buried Jan. 19th Jan. 17, and was buried Jan. 19th He is doing nicely. Mrs. I. N Smith apall the week in Dotha with Mrs. Kate. Rew in Dotha with Mrs. Kate. Loyally, we last night. "Get Education and Money Says Darrow (Continued from page 1) people and declaring that science know in such an thing. "Color, he said, "has nothing to do with the color of the sky, the condition of sorrowry. It is not merely this. It is that the Ne- w York slave has the slaves that the white in his. Montserrat, Mr. Darryer, attached the apparently complex call of the hit. He added, "I have more intricate intelligence than one other and that the talk about how to get the hit." And on this, precisely every actant in the coords agree. Every actant in the coords agree. Every actant in the coords agree. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1927 Tel's political action. As is the receiver. "All all out and dried," says these folk. "A permanent receiver will be appointed. They already have picked out a Colored man, a lawyer identified with that group, to be a co-receiver, as a sop to Colored public opinion, just as they have named an obscure Colored lawyer as an associate in the case. The receivership will drag on for three or four years, the business will be closed. The built-up of the "She be-hit up" land, and will be able to prove it. The deck of the "Malone came Nko penalties and has not worked since they moved into the new-building," they assert. The most important is to be a new-building while people seem to be the most uninterested as Colored folk. Max has been a while others are surprised to find a million dollar institution of this kind in their midst; still others are positive. The "Pero too" large a proposition of think view with 66% of handle-pot of its falling into the hand of whites. The last action of the judge to date, under $66,000 (eight-four thousand dollars) demands which appeared on the books. The most important is to be turned over to the received. The contention here, he ruled. "The thing this is a co-partner," he ruled business. "Therefore, there are no present buildings and all must be turned over to the other, who will be roasted to develop the digital bond of one hundred thousands." Mr. Antile Downwell from Los County, presented one of the most interesting addresses of the season, starting back in 1850 with nothing but the "She be-hit up" land and the "Malone came Nko penalties and has not worked since they moved into the new-building," they assert. Mrs. Antile Downwell from Los County, presented one of the most interesting addresses of the season, starting back in 1850 with nothing but the "Malone came Nko penalties and has not worked since they moved into the farming business. Mrs. Antile Downwell from Los County, presented one of the most interesting addresses of the season, starting back in 1850 with nothing but the "Malone came Nko penalties and has not worked since they moved into the farming business. knows that all the best literary men are on your side." of The present generation of Negroes in America, according to Mr. Brown, is the most measure of the constitutional rights that are theatrical, but it is their duty to work and fight for these rights for their children. Malone Only a "Figure Head" in Poro-College Saya Mrs. Malone (Continued from page 1) formned them that he was. "The Rose now" and gave a definite indication of what might be expected under a white reverence. All of this was the position of Malone, the duty action of the court, and not as a result of business loss or disregard in Poro-College Saya Mrs. Malone. gut Negro business in America. The session today was short. Burdened Nicolent Colored folk were in evidence, both principals had evidently been nailed that a continuance would turned out were 'absent'. Attorney Charles Nagel, Mr. Malone's law officer, was recently appointed by the governor to be the governor's agricultural commission. He is in New York and his absence was one reason for past recommendations to him. He is and high-class lawyer. Edward Forsel, Mr. Malone's counsel, is equal recommendation to him. He is canny reputation for winning his the winning rather than/the winning. with him, according to rumor. He has won several big damages, and has recently for Colored people all of them against big construction firms or street car companies, and has invariably won sums as high as fifteen and twenty thousand, taking as a rule fifty per cent for his fees. He is one of the political parties of St. Louis County, the "Under Cover Boas" they call him. He makes judges and public officials, though not holding office himself. It is because of his might that many of the Colored residents predict that Mr. Malone will win, regardless of the intrinsic of the case. These perhaps hyper-sensitive point to the fact that the judge, who is a few, and well known as the Justice who two years ago deceived that it was equitable for a park commenter to set aside one day for Negroes to play on a public golf course, is a member of Poris-Jel's political faction. As is the receiver, "The all out and dried," says these folk, "a perfumant receiver will be appointed. They already have picked out a Colored man, a lawyer, identified with that group to be a v-receiver, as a sup to Colored people, opinion, just as they have named an obeave Colored lawyer, as an associate in the case. The receivership will drag on for three or four years, the business will Jew will sell, all sense. Rich Jew will sell, all sense. And that will spell the end of Europe as a racial institution." Mr. Mahows does not realize the danger in the move that he is making. In the move that he is making. Are they not so confident. Are they not so confident. Malone will lose. "The boit up has the malone will lose. The boit up has the malone will lose. It will be, they declare. "Malone came Nike penilless and worked since they moved into the heart of New York. In the meantime, white people to be almost as much interested as the folk. Many are sympathetic, while white people have a million dollar institution of this land in their midst; still others are in their midst. "The large a proposition. For Colquhoun and they view with gles the prose of its falling into the hands of white people. The last action of the judge tate was in order $44,000 (slight fourteen) in bonds which appeared on the bond to be turned over to the treasurer. "The contention he is co-partner. ship business. "Thereafter, no personal holdings and all must be carried over to the receiver, who will then diplomatic bond of one hundred thousand and dollars." CHICAGO LAWYER LOSES PULLMAN SUIT WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 24. A refusal to call Pallman accommodations to a Nero, white at the same time, whites is not discrimination, according to the ruling of the Inter-Commission, by which the judge ruled that a alleged action was not a discrimination under the law since it did not require a person obtained transportation for more than another. The judge also beattempted to buy a Pallman berthe from Atlanta to Chicago on July 14. The Pallman conductor on the train and serviced to make the sale was a member this Jackson — and the Pallman Company dated its臂ent attorneys were authorized to modiations to Nero passengers. HOME OF DENVER MAN IS BOMBED THIRD TIME NEW-YORK, Jun. 25-The Ma- nual Association for the Advance- ment of Colored People, de Wit- h Avenue is informed by its Deve- lorate Colorado Branch, that for the 3rd of time within two months the home of E. B. Carrington, a colored mason, was occupied by a boy, Jack, who had occupied at 1 2 o'clock on the morning of December 10, a bomb before Thanksgiving under the porch of a house in the hills. In the house as well as a rounding the entire neighborhood, Jack was in charge of security for 2. when his shots were fired at the house from an ambush while Jack was in charge of attacking a neighbor. Three of the bulletites penetrated the window, and Jack later that evening shots were fired at the rear of the house shattering an electric bulb, and the sleep of the family. The latest attack on January 15 was in the form of a bomb hurled on Mr. Carrington's front-pored at 6 o'clock in the evening. Mr Carrington rushed out of the door seized the bomb and tossed it to the street. It explained the conclusion shattering window in a next-door neighbor's house. Mr Carrington has received repeated threatening letters warning him to move (from what is a white neighborhood). The Denver N. A. A. G. P. under the Presidency of George W. Bush is in constant communication with the Na. A. G. P. philip is following the situation closely. The National Office of the N. A. A. G. P. has offered full assistance to the bomb attacking team dealing with the bomb terrorists. Announcing "Nan's Notes." A Completely New and Original Feature For Ex- DRESS. A new trial is in store for all of the Ames town in the new feature which will begin in the news of next week under cagion rules of the news week under cagion rules of this feature will do for mothers, young ladies and girls in the family to can reap profit and pleasure from their personal. The family is home to or be with members of our reading public who may desire to communicate with them at the regular address of "Nan" at the regular address of INITIAL ARTICLE NEXT WEEK IT WILL BE PLACED CONSISTENCIALLY ON THE EDITORIAL ACK. VIRGINIA, LYNCHING INQUIRY REOPEND Wytheville, Va. Jan. 22—(ANP) The investigation of the tipping of the cash register who was removed from the Wythe County jail here on August 15 by mob and jail guard, by jury summoned by Judge Horace Butlerham, Mon. The grand jury, however, is scheduled to start the previous inquiry and adjudged without making a report. Many Farmers Ateend 36th Congress at Tuskegee (Continued From Page One) land he owned, he replied that he owned fifty-seven acres, and when he and his wife had been partnered in the farming business, he presented one from Lee County, presented one from Lee County, presented one of the most interesting addresses of the session, starting back in 1880 with nothing but his wife and her husband by stinting and saving he had accumulated 880 acres of land, and she is the mother of nine children, most of whom have been educated, since the death of her husband, the I. John Carey case reported last year she cleared 4800, from chicken, milk and corn, and after the children, the cows and the garden herself, she replied with a twinkle in her eyes, and she worked, but I was always brought up to work around in the garden and look after the chickens. B. R. Taylor, Viv.Principal of the Institute presented, in his address he made a remarkable review of the beginning of the conference, his progress and some of its achievement. White Leader Protein Booster The principal and co-chair of the afternoon session was delivered by Dr. Springing Dowell, President of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute at Dr. Dowell urged the farmers to provide better schools, better churches, and received irradiated amphibians and fish said that any farming program which did not include very irradiation on the farm would not be able to耐寒 nor sound. He paid scholarships to Tuskegee Institute and Institute's Founder, Concerning Booster Washington he said: "The Wakefield Conference The Wakefield Conference held today, January 18, at which time there was discussion of the relationship of the present crop with the past crop, the rural church and the rural home. Among the speakers at his session were the President of the Alabama State Board of Montgomery, J. R. H. K., President of the A. and M. College Trustees of the Alabama State Board of Agricultural demonstration agent in Georgia, M. R. D. Rally, Deputy Socialization worker in Montgomery, M. R. D. Rally, Principal of Hampton Institute. ```markdown ``` **Institutions** The designation "the conference recognized that an adversary is in the situation it is not permitted to attack," means that these adversary conditions, with courage and determination will shall come through but the stronger for them. The designation offered comfort while the price of control is low, the south is favorable, "found building campaigns are easier way, not harder," and the price of various kinds are still running and in good condition." "Conditions to keep their children in - school at whatever sacrifice and extend an arm to protect them." Members of a board on resolutions were J. H. B. Lee, Leslie Tucker, Michael H. Lee, Georgette Tucker, Richard H. Lee, Georgette Tucker, W. Brown, Alabaster Tucker, Tyler Tucker, Michael Tucker, Mr. J. B. Johnson, Mississippi State University, Barnwell read the resolution; Mr. J. B. Johnson, Mississippi State University, Barnwell read the resolution. DEFROIT, Mich. Jan. 28—Jacob Barrall, Director of Branches of the Department of Justice, sent a letter to the Advancement of Jobs from his return from a Western tour of the serious police attack confronted in Detroit. Conditions are aggrandized. Mr. Barrall instructed by the fact that the Negro Workers are now out of jobs or doing part-time work at the Negro Workers are now out of jobs on a night at the Executive Committee" reports Mr. Barrall was calling the patron警 officer arrested by Negro officers were fighting, and white-one of them was calling the patron警 officer over the head with his night club. The prisoner who attacked him was calling the patron警 officer over the head with his night club. After knocking the man to the ground, the officer cursing him. The officer then waved his pistol at the bystanders threaten to show them under their covers to a graduate of the University of Medicaid and information in the Downtown area, and ferred the matter to its attorneys, and will seek to all available information and will obtain a warrant due to obtain a warrant against the police officer, if possible." N. A. C. P. OPPEN CONNECT NICHT LAW AGAINST INTER-MARRIAGE NYT WORK, Jan 12-15 Promptly receipt of news that a law enforcement agency Negro and white people had been introduced in the legislature of the Association for the Avengement of Colored People communicate with the Negro and white nective Branches, urging that vigorous opposition to the proposed law would impose a fine from $1,590 to $2,000 on per person of marriage in violation of its provisions, or imprisonment from and after Introduction of the bill is attributed to influence of the Ku Klux Klan to suppress this measure as it opposes all such anti-intermarriage legislation. The bill does not only places the legal stalemate of intermarriage upon persons of color/descendant but also deprives colored women of the right to vote. A number of bills have been passed in State legislatures during recent years, such bills having been dropped during 1955 in Ohio, Iowa and Michigan. GIVEN LIFT SUBSTANCE ON FORCED CONFESSION (Up The A. N. F.) Declaring that, he was terribly beaten and made to sicken a paper which turned out to be his context. came, inhawable, Counsel for Stirfield, Attorney, F. Washin- bies and William N. T. Tool, Washinbies and William N. Tool, treaty sought to have the con- fession waived under the ground- work of objection after Pastrin- bies was objection after Pastrin constantly guarded by four sharers' Birkland was charged with having shot to death Miss Emily Colle-Maple December 8. The case was dismissed. The she was changed. The she was changed. Judge Freedland sentenced Birkland to the Eastern Penitentiary for lapse in duty and solitary confinement. SISTER SHOOTS BROTHER WASHINGTON, Jan. 20—Britain's Frey is paid in $1,000 to await the action of the grand jury in the police case. The troop in the police case, the Tromsø police, Biased, said that it was done accidentally, the abbot being intended to prevent the murder of his brother who was near the hill and in the town being compelled to leave. METHODS DISCUSS INTIM AMENDMENT (By The A. N. P.) LEBENI Hick, Jas. N. -Hibson K. E. Jones of New Orleans cogged IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT TO TE Wiley College—SUMMER SCHOOL Open its seventh seat Students attending Wiley College will receive faculty personnel will continue term most of whom are master's degree students. School is to be conducted by a faculty member. Wiley College is the North Carolina State Department of Education. Western Universities have also offered a bulletin giving detailed information on new being compulsory. M Orena lix seventh akselen Monday, June 6, 1927. Students attend Wiley Summer School will receive maximum credit allowable by state Department of Education, and will be required to regularly term most of whom are master's in their field. Students who are enrolled in summer school is to be conducted by a strong course of teaching, by rating by the North Carolina State Department of Education which is also a western University have also listed Wiley as an accredited in- Hulletin gives detailed information about the Wiley Summer School is now being compiled. the thirty-seventh annual session of the upper Mississippi Conference of the Church (colored) in the presence of a large number of delegates, including Dr. W. K. A. C. Hugh, Philadelphia D. W. I. K. King, New Orleans; Dr. W. K. King, Chicago; who delivered major addresses; "special attention were given to temperance and the engendered the English Amendment." (By The A. N. P.) UNIONTOWN, Pa. Jan. 28—Mrs. James Williams, 35 years old, her son, four years old and two daughters five and two years old, were discovered to have been burning house by neighbors at Lambert, a small mining town. When neighbors entered the burning home they found Mrs. Williams and two of her children in a bed with their heads crushed. The third child whose head had also been crushed, died a short while after. After the murders had been committed, fire was set to the house. James Williams the husband and father, who has been held for questioning, said that he left home at four o'clock in the morning. Fire was discovered at eight o'clock. ERGE MORE NEGRO POLICE AND PIREMEN (By The A. N. P.) WASHINGTON, DC.—At the first anniversary, banquet of the Hannah Athletic Association, a local firemen of the District of Columbia, an increase number of colored officers, and the speaker. The purpose was explained by Private G. P. O'Rourke, president, who stated that the banquet was a historic and social activity. Prominent citizens were included in the banquet. SLAYER RUSHED TO. ORANGE BURG FOR SAFE KEEPING. ORANGEBURG, B. C. Jan. 28—Taylor Burbank, charged with fatally wounding Pritchard Brewster, a white man in Hickory, North Carolina, and placed in the county jail for safe sweeping According to reports from the police, the man was killed while the former was being searched for a gun after threatening to kill him. B. Crumpstein, a white man, matched the suspect with a mock threat man for Crumpstein. SOLDIER REWARDS NURSE (By The A. N. F. O. OLDGOLDBERG, N. C. Jan. When all hope for his recovery was abandoned, Robert Martin, an soldier who did here in the Country House, Pfafft, grew up will leaving his service condensation to Ell Armstrong, an inmate of the home school and school, much kindness and sympathy dur- Girls! Keep Your SK Free From P Dr. FRED P Whitener 'T Girls! 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But to the fact that the father of his children are not the same as the father being kept very associally when a good many of the offspring were born and but say he is the father of the mother but say he is the father and the mother by the same wife and by the same husband. (Hy The A. N. P.) NEW YORK CITY, Jan 28— Speaking before about fifty persons at the Woman's City Club, here Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Mary McLeod, Bethany, president of the Bethune-Cookman College of Day-tions, Florida, and president of the National Federation of Colored Women's Club, expressed the opinion that adjustment to new social conditions by the million New-sees who have migrated North from the South was one of the most difficult tasks successfully accomplished by many races at any time and urged the cooperation of both races in the effecting, the desired condition. 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The mid-term graduation exercises of Booker T. Washington High School were aly-braced by preachers in the school and his text, James 4th Chap., who knew not shall Be On the Morrow. For-What Is Your T-Help? He told me, "For a Little Time, and Vanishable Away." His subject, "What Is Your Life?" He admonished the youth, "You should speak briefly on the phone Booker T. Washington High School holds out for educating the youth. The family has given their full attention to the young lives for richer action in life." The Dallas Camp No. 55 of the American Woodman will hold its session on Monday, January 24 in the New El Bethal Church on the copper of 9th and Cliff Streets with J. A. White, Commander, J. Walters, clerk, W. H. Griggs, Banker, A. G. Weeins, Auditor, E. H. Howell, physician. The Woodmen are holding their season-for the purpose of inspecting the new El Bethal and helping them in their struggle. The Oak Cliff Camp is asked to join them in their meeting. This is the most beautiful Negro Church edifice in Dallas and complete finishing of the work. THE EASIEST TO USE Ko raising need ties, and for the look on THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TENAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1927 OAK CLIFF Pikko WHERE TO BUY IT WHERE TO SAVE Pikko Pikko Pikko The public is invited. Mrs Marie Beynes of Tyler is reported much improved. She is with her daughter, Mrs. Y. U. Williams, 1212 E. 9th Street. Mr. J. H. Hunt who spent a few days in Honey Grove is at home again. Mr. and Mrs. Lee have moved to Dallas, Mrs. Jane Bryant, Frank Lavaday, Mrs. Elim Scott, Mrs. Mary Glazot and Oble Johnson motored to Longview Christmas. Miss Viola Bradley and Mr. B. H. Brooks were quietly married Christmas Miss Linie Harrison and Mr. Lee Norris Sunday were married January 14. DR. MAYNARD H. JACK SON ENTERTAINED Tuesday, *little*, Jan. 20, at the residence of Mr. Mee, Mr. Wm. McKinley, 1914-1917 Hall Direct, a supporter party was given on December 10. the Maryland M. Jackson of Ohiohe wrote a letter to the president for the first two months attend- ing the bedside or his father, B. H. Jackson and master of New Hope Hospital. To his surprise on arriving at the home of Mr. McCauley, Dr. Jackson Baptist Church and a number of his friends gathered to give honor to a friend during a service to David and New Home Dr. Jackson is formerly of Dallarne and an alumnium member. Among the principle speakers of the Amazing was Prof. Tjahmil K. Hinton III. Prof. Mervin Banks history teacher of Booker Washington University of the American Mural, and many others. Jackson stated in his remark how delighted he was in coming to Dallarne to render assistance to his father and giving his SELECTION for the location. We are seeking for the location. Shaw and Mr. and Mrs McClinn to hr arrangement of their affair Jackson much success, in the murderrial Field. A Poll Tax荷 will be at the Pyramid Temple Drug Store. Jan. Jackson more to pay your Poll Tax. ANNUAL BOARD MEETING OF D. G. O. The Annual Board meeting of the D. C. O. will be a month late. moved to February 10 10:00 am proof building erected on time. WOMAN PAY $1,600 FOR BOTTLE OF MILK. Robbey, Hijacking and burglar have their away in Dallas for several weeks, and seemingly are on a cruise on the course of Thomas Jefferson on North Washington Ave. has made it a practice visiting a grocery store on the course of Thomas Jefferson on North Washington Ave. the milk man "would make his route having the quota balancing the milk man's request to her credit several bottles. A watchman was on the job jobrying. When she was on the scene for her usual supply, she was stopped by an alleged watchman rather than a customer's rest room. She offered to pay for her supply. It was fluffed up and the cashier asked of which she readily accepted as correct. She had been the clerk and the purchaser. She responded with the same. **THE WILD SOCIAL CLUB HOLDS SNOWFLAKE.** The Idle Wild Social Club hold a smoker at the residence of Mr. Gordon, who is a night. The president, W. Gordon, opened with a business session and with a fellowship of happiness. The Layman's Smoker will be given at 2020-1-18, 5:30 PM for the benefit of the Library. Tax message. The public is invited to be present Friday night, Jan. 18th. WHITE CITY CONTACT CLUB Fifth Avenue as of 1948 Stickness and Distress, 144.3 Florida Item 8.88 Mining Mining 材料 for bedding 1.22 Balance cash on hand. $ 8 64 P. Bowen, President. Metalla Cameron, Secretary. M. L. Loving, Chaplain. SOCIAL PERSONAL BODY OF YOUTH FOUND 21-2 MILES FROM RAILROAD Runtville, Texas, Jan.-25-Limbo con T. In Billitte. Brother Percy Gilbert was found. The lad was a useful member of dead 2-13 miles North of Comroe the church. He was a consultant near the railroad, Dec. 12, 1928. He Christian, and loving husband, was a friend and faculty were dawn from Comroe Colleen. He was very much touched over his majeurie with his grandfather. Dear (fellow) death. Mr. Wesley Ingram of St. Louis, Mo., husband of Mr. Annie H. Whaley-Ingram, 5531 Dunbar St., arrived in the city Sunday. Mr. Ingram will make Dallas his future home. Rev. P. Neat of Gainesville, Texas, is the guest of his cousin, Rev. K. Arlington Wilson, 2512 Thomas Ave. He was the speaker of Macdonals Baptist Church morning and evening services Sunday, Jan. 21. Mrs. Mable Vasson of Minneapolis, Minn. is visiting her mother, Mrs. W. Williams, 3000 State Street. Mrs. J. K. Davis, 2630 Dunbar St., having been ill several months in now-in-McMillan's 방법리시를 under care of physician. Mrs. Cora Williams, 2405 Greenwood St., has returned from Shreveport, La., where she has been more than two weeks visiting relatives and friends. Mr. Willie Morrison, wife of Dr. Morrison of San Antonio stole and lied to the airport security officer, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Austin of the Palm Drug Co., 2118 West Broadway, and Mr. and Mrs. W O Curtis, 1811 Dodd Street, en route home, from Shamrock, Texas where she has been visiting other children. BODY OF YOU F FROM RA Huntville, Texas, Jan. 25–Little Brother Party, Alyssa was found dead 2.13 miles North of Conroe, Texas, on his way to the hotel in his way from Coryne College. He was living with his grandfather, Desi CARD OF THANKS We marshaled, Texas Jan. 28. We marshaled our friends and neighbors who showed during our arrest. We marshaled our friends and neighbors who died Dec. 22. Signed. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Adams, Clarence Adams, Mom. Clarence Adams, Mom. Mr. Mattie Purple, Stie- ter. Mr. Albert Adams, Brother. Mr. Albert Adams, Brother. IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our dear husband and father, Robert Drewrough, who departed this life, Jan. 22, 1917, we miss you still, Carrie CARRIE DERROUG, Wife, ADOREDRE DERROUG, Dr. SIMMONS SPEAKS IN VICKSBURG AGAINST RACIAL HATREDS Wickburst Man. Jan. 28—On the birthday of Robert H. Hobart, I am leaving in the tracks of Grants of Honor to the late Mr. Hobart. His pli is so weak from the effort to check black Mishajelpil that it is impossible to see him, who comes announcing his purpose One of the largest audiences that ever turned out in Vleksburgh met the famous orator in Pleasant Green Auditorium, Mack and White were there and each got what was coming to them. He spoke against oppression to the whites and against lack of union to his own race. “No greater soldier than Lee ever lived,” Simmons declared, “and no soldier ever fought against a nobler cause than that which broke the sword of Lee,” set first to race and where he unsheathed the cont- to fight. As Grant stood on this spot in war so stand I here in peace and where he unsheashed the conqueror’s sword against Pemberton I come with simple truth against those who in cheating me bind themselves. In my charge I fall back on reann and if that fall will fall back on the experience of age.” Discusses the Ballot Col. Simmons discussed the ballot. The voteless Negro now, he said, “means a yellow state further on.” I have determined to speak of dis- "The Negro in Mississippi," Simmons told his audience, "must fight for freedom, the state and keep the trail open from Jamaica to Washington. Those who would be forced must strike, the blow and those who want rights." Mrs. E. A. Archie of Houston; spent the week and in the city last week, guest of Mrs. H. D. Winn and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Austin. Miss Hadine, love after a 'two-week-ago' An Waco, is visited her mother, Mrs Louise Brown. 2020 Warren Avenue. M. and Mrs. Joe Dunn of Wichita Kansas spent the week with Mrs Albert Burton, proprietor of The Leonard Street Cafe and had a delightful time. Mrs. Ront Hines 2014. 81. having spent three weeks in Houston visiting her sister, Mrs. Qiles Mitchell, 2013, Holiday St. 北ernard Home Sunday evening over the H. & T. C. on the "Sunbesin." A. twelve-pound baby girl with born to Mr. and Mrs. Smith, was both账. Jan. 31. Both mother and baby are doing closely. Mrs. O. M. McGrue, 2717 Hampton Street, who has been confined to her bed for two weeks, is in proving slowly. Mrs. Hubert Hoxs, 2020 Armstrong Ave. and her sister, Mrs. Joana Massey, 4486 St. John Drive, have returned from Austin, Texas where they attended the funeral of their father, Mr. D. J. Flynn. Mrs. St. J. Coleman, 2704 Craggmont Street is indiposed. FOUND 21-2 MILES AILROAD con.T. J. Billetts. The lad was a useful member of the church. He was a consultant Christian, and loved by everybody. The student body and faculty were very much touched over his mysteries. Colds Insist on the utmost X cold may be stopped in 24 hours; the fever checked, the how-pla opened, the entire system tான. The way is Hill/S-a way so efficient that we paid $1,000,000 for it. Don't rely on lesser help, and don't delay, yet the quick- coming rate results that HILL'S is bringing millions. BILL # 105 Cavage-Bromide-Quilox HELP WITH ALL DIGESTIVE with peritoneal all drugstores must know how to go in and come out over an island. At another time he said, "Dark oceans and night are over and around us, but between twilight and dawn we are in the middle of free themselves are at home in slavery. Money and lawyers will be fluffed with light, day-break." Simmons declared that southern settlers had to naturalize estates, "those he said, "who heard in the far countryside that our neighbors and comrades were down to waste time on rising them," he said, "sight what man cannot the Grant, the hero of Wicklow, showed what God and Jesus were." The Princes Art Club was won established by Mrs. Imphilim, 1926, and Mrs. J. Clarence, 1928. The chauon was saved. The c.t was engaged in games of whistle, one hour J. M. Charlton and Mrs. W. W. Wilson, the artistic director of the Princes Art Club made a wonderful talk to the members of the annual formal dau- jan. 2010, Mrs. John Cobb, Pres. More Music Social Club - Met at the point of Mrs. Boyd, 2014, Mrs. Brown, 2015, Mrs. Horton, 2015, hostess, White and dancing were enjoyed by all "silver" visitors were present. Mrs. James Cobb conferred. Aldison man was recaptured. SLAYER COMMITS SUICIDE (P9) The A. N. P. D. 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A six weeken-trial for $1.60 cash must, acco pany all orders from agents. Agents orders from $1.50 up. to $1.60. No credit. Order under $1.60 will not be considered. Add 100.00 order for postage. IPSON, Manager Phone 800-2077 DALLAS, TEXAS And the fact that there has not changed-but that the type of life of our people has been such consistent effort on the part of the proposers deep realization on the part of Negroes deep realization on the part of Negroes that if they do not wish to live in the habit and fundamental teachings of religion. And this restraint, unfair to their very conception, there must be imminent violation of the sick, ministered to the needy in every way and by the very ministrations themselves, proved His right to state the truth on which are founded all that is good in this life. The Express commands the vision of this pastor and his courage in stating it. It would that others in this section could see the wisdom in his philosophy and follo- THE DALLAS EXPRESS MEMBER NATIONAL NEGO PRESS ASSOCIATION. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (Incorporated) DALLAS, TEXAS The Dallas Express Sub- scriptions in Advance 1. Year ..... $2.22 2. Months ..... 1.1 3. Months ..... 1.22 Single Copy ..... 0.0 THE DALLAS EXPRESS has never hosted the white leather, mother but has the yellow acre. It is not afflicted with the flame, nor with the plains, but convenient, convenient newspaper, which trims no sail to catch the wind. It professes a patriotism, a courage, a love of everward justice covers all the territory occupied by the human race, and we live on it and are propping up our ground, but we live on it and are propping up our ground, with us. This ground is holy. W. B. KING. TEXAS WOULD POINT THE WAY TO STATEWIDE INFORMATION. On page one of this issue we reproduce what will, with a few changes, be the text of a segregation motion entered into the present session of the Texas Legislature. It is a new New Orleans ordinance. and it would reduce the life of all Norwegians in every town in the country. It is a great extent, that membership is recruited by means of various sentimental appeals to emotion which do not result themselves. Much confidence in the ability of law to stand against the conditions of support. To lament the condition is not enough. Just to remark that the Church has fallen into the hands of its sponsors and has by its sponsors and much attention has been paid to the creation of such an institution to change the condition is vitally necessary. And that is what Rey. Deindales is evidently striving for. His assentions are predicated upon the belief that human nature has THE PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION PUBLISHES A JOURNAL those who seek pivable development of the southwest, of the security of their "superiority" and of action against an almost powerless minority in the matter of places in which they should live. Joseph J. Rhodes have just issued the first number of The Home-School Forum, a periodical devoted to the news of the school and containing among other things, reports from each of the classes of the school written by students, news that together with pictures of some of the outstanding numbers of students, stories of some of the more serious conditions which are to be faced by the general public in its consideration of the welfare of the institution. One of the items has to do with the problem of attendance. In-presenting this journal to the public in a speech at the baccalaureate sermon that Sunday, Principal Rhodes stated that it was the ambition of the faculty of that school to increase her realization on the part of the students of the school entered into the education of the child and that only as they all worked in conjunction, could the best results be obtained. take care of all of the situations which arise. But they cannot be handled by the Express heartily commends the effort of this association which acts. But they cannot be handled by the Principal Rhondas and it looks forward eagerly to the time when the ideals which are held by the management of that school are more nearly realized in a visible manner in unworthy places, in persistent conditions, in the lack of opportunity to move elsewhere for this school but for all schools everywhere. It realizes this condition which all Nebraska schools face of being exploited in the matter of descent, homesteads and other conditions, in which members of the school must pay for the common comforts of the school and in which instances the school cannot train them in the conditions not the fact, the necessity of any claim of矣ness being forced by pressure to maintain the condition selected by others than themselves would be distracting and any effort of矣ness would to avoid it. Thes are no words with which to describe the sort of resentment which members of the race feel at this move on the part of the organised "city manner." But parents can be reached only through such associations as The Parent Teacher Association. And up until now, there have been pitifully few in this state which justified their existence. That this condition "does not maintain all over the south is evidenced by the fact that last year more than two hundred representatives of such associations met in convention, perhaps in Georgia, perfected a large organization and dedicated themselves to the work which has successfully withheld of upholding the schools in their sections. That same thing must happen in Dallas in every school and in the rest of the state as well and those who compose them must have fully set before them the problems which they are to face. No better way has yet been devised than that of a periodical such as The Home-School Forum promises to be and The House bespeaks for it the careful consideration which its message deserves. Schools, like Churches, homes, and all THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1927 other units of a civic and social nature, reach their highest efficiency only when they receive the maximum support of all who are directly concerned in their operation. The summary of the accomplishments of the year as contained in materials in the Crisis Magazine and in Opportunity, official organ of the Urban League are particularly interesting in that they digest the large number of New Yorkers who are interested in the nation's national recognition. Many of them will be represented in compilations of the best literary work of the year as arranged by well known America. authorities. There can be no doubt that the literary contests staged by these two journals is responsible in large measure for the discovery of these works. The authors have made significant justification for their continuance. They mark the beginning of a new racial epoxi. EIGHTY PERCENT OF SAM HUS- TON'S STUDENTS ABOVE PASSING GRADE Samuel Huston College Chapel-ing of Epworth League institute, relationship Football Team will lose to Texas Conference at the M. F. Falks Garett, end, and Washing. Church will be 18:30 March 1 and M. F. Washburn Garett, will complete the Association of Texas College Chapel-ing, the Garett, hopes to meet and teach tion sometimes in March or next year. Bessie being a girl of April, and Bibbion Kroger E. Jones, will meet and teach tion sometimes in March, the host first base developed in speaks to audiences of Austin and Texas. We must find a hart next to the student body of San Bernardino. WILEY'S RELIGIOUS REVIVAL WILL BE HELD WEEK OF FEB. 6TH WILEY'S RELIGIOUS REVIVAL WILL BE HELD WEEK OF FEB. 6TH "If the Church cannot devise some means of attracting the young people to it and holding them after they are attracted, there is a dark out-look for it in the future. And it is for this reason that this Church has a radio set for the recreation room and this is to be followed by the purchase of other such equipment in the 'near future.'" The pastor of St. Paul Church of this city to his congregation on last Sunday morning. Of course all of the ministers with few exceptions and many of the laymen who read these words are going to be shocked to a very appreciable degree and there may be those who will put into words their disdain of a minister who thus "panders to the works of the devil." There will be criticism galore and some will accuse him of "not having any of the old time religion," "migrating of a race, and other majority of those who have been trained in the old time doctrines with holy horror. But to The Express, these remarks are not only highly sensible and in place but they are, according to its opinion, the result of a deep-rooted desire on the part of this minister to do his bit toward the salvaging of the Church from its present day state of apathy. They represent on his part the possession a larger amount of good common Christian common sense that it generalizes, and that it fails to account for the risk of all of the criticism which may come to this journal, it is going to say a fervent "Amen" to this bit of expression. AUSTIN, Texas, Jan. 12-18, Scholarship for the first quarter in Manhattan. College has reached a good level but its students are still a minority. Faculty per cent of the students made a above passing grade. The following are the top four groups, above ninety-four, Green Brooks, Moore D. Vail, Davenport, Brooks. Numbered among the other-remarks of this pastor were words to the effect that there was too much "don't" not enough "do" in the present day appeal of the Church, to be opened for every day in the week and not alone on Sunday. That it had been constructed for the enjoyment and profit of the general public and that aurised recreation of several sorts would be found there in the near future. Here again is proof of the common sense of this doctrine. It is not a mere fact that well be in accord. It cannot be reasoned that the whole duty of any Church is done when it holds services on Sunday and a few other meetings of a purely religious nature for the benefit of its members only and does not include in it any other religious activity. It will affect those who are not of the Church. Those who view with alarm such statements as have been made by berlion Henderson, and Gloriosa Livingston; Second group, above Henderson; Third group, above Henderson; Charlie Davis, Bethany Dumont, Nathan Sawan Dumont, Polly Garratt, Oma McDonald, Ruth Nath, Thomas Thompson, Virgil Walker and Samuel Huston College Championship Football team will compete in the Western Regional Championship. Welts Garrett, and Washington Hawkins, teams will compete in the next year. Heath is a good player, Garrett hopes to go on, and Washington Heath may find a birth next spring with the Western or Eastern WILEY'S RELIGIO BE HELD WEE President Dogar, announces that the annual religious revival will be scheduled for week beginning February, and will be conducted by the Rev. Dr. W. A. C. Huntley, field home missal and church extension, and the most prominent proponent of the Methodist Episcopal Church at the METHODIST Episcopal Church at the 12th session. Dr. Hughes-taylor hold some of the most recent appointments in Metropolitan style rarely ever fate of results. The question of religion is seen by Dr. Hughes in a view that will be discussed in the next chapter in a respect and reverence for God, but rather by a gradual con Prioestesses who are credited with the power of destroying their enemies by cursing at them are regarded with great awe by one of the native tribes in Central Africa. (Immorale) At Aten, merchant, has purchased the entire town of Tlona. Including fifty houses. The price was $10,000. Two projects new under way. In India will irrigate 11,500,000 acres of new unproductive land. The Lloyd Easley will carry the waters of the Jutus to 8,000,000 acres and the Buley Valley scheme £3,000,000 acres. Chiefs. Panams, is seeking to stop the duels of ebaret girls over visiting soldiers. Battles between fair admirers of button and braid are said to be growing frequent. A lot of bread baked in the Hone Area was reported found a mone the Lake Duellers in Self-starred. It was hot, fist, and a bit charred. The flavor resembled sawdust. DEPARTMENT OF RESTRICH IN NEGRO HISTORY OF THE ASSOCIATED NEGRO PRESS WONDERFUL ETHOPIANS OF THE PAMUS CUSHITE EMPINE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION FROM THE BLACK RACO OF ANTIQUITY. The Drustella Dunjea Houston Volume 113 Out of the dim haze of for-suitily also the indistinct lines of "Usents of Old," the rare that gave identification to the world the race that tamed the animals and gave us the domestication of plants. The code of the ancient worlds were the language and queens of mystic-Atlants. The chapter of "Gods of Old" makes plain that the delixity of Grace and Baste were also the Black Weeks and queens of the ancient Cushite Empire or Ethiopians which was the successor of the most famous branch of the Atlantic race. It was about the princess and her sister, but all the wonderful mythology of ancients was woven. They were the delights that were worshipped in India. Chaldean tern Leagues. Not only is Garett a good athlete but he is above the average as a student. He was one of the honor students for the first time at the school. He is preparing to enter some medical school next fall. In case he enters Howard Medical school he may be asked to take the Football Team. The remaining part of the school will be filled with events of interest. The southwestern college, opponent in the fourth and 5. Negro History week will be observed February 7 to 13 Dr. J. W. E. Howell of Gambrus. ing of Epworth League institutes leaders of the Texas and West Texas conferences of the Epa Church will be $140 March 1 and May 1, 2015. Epa Center for Northern convergence for Inti tation sometimes in March or April, and Bishop Robert E. Jones speaks to audiences of Austin and to the student body of Samuel H uston, March 4th. US REVIVAL WILL K OF FEB. 6TH vining them by the actual application of the principles of the Christian religion to human problems. They may get them to thinking on religion or wrong direction unless Christianity thus its proponents is demonstrably true. They must be rationalized and demonstrated for more than is true today. Jesus Christ of it is to be progressively and permanently effective. It is not expected that mirrors will be wrought through Dr. Hughes preliminum, but his father will be instructed and permanently effective. It is interrelated in a vivid, grim conception of the Christian religion of God's thinkers President Dogan, Egypt, Greece, and Home, which nations themselves must have been baptized in the sea of Atlantic tradition made by the sea. Albania could not have been baptized, for her rulers were not baptized in the literature of all of the primitive nations until the fall of Paganism. Another division of Atlantis was trans-Atlantic America. There the mysterious Mound of Hathar (the most mysterious culture) was the ancient Cushite rabe. We study the phoenix culture and the genius of the fierce Artec, who acknowledged that he received the game of civilization from the earlier Cushite Inhabitants. Pass southward and examine the cultures of the wonderful Marses of North America, whose rising are attracting especial study today and are find there transplanted the Cushite rabe of the ancient world. Next to the pictures of the marvelous and arts of the men, superior to those of western Europe of 1492. From America the story turns to the "DRON2" AND "IRON AGER", we seek the origin of the mysteries of bronze陪葬品. In the hands of seemingly barbarous people, We seek for the place and race that could have given the world the access of wilding been. The trail reveals that the land of the "Golden Bleeze" and the garden of the "Golden Apples" of Hesperides were but posters of that ancient race that as Cushite Ethiopians had extended themselves over the world. This, therefore, are subjects that have attracted the study of world scholarship. They represent not more mythical but are all that was ages have left us of events of primitive rgns history. "Cushite Art" and the "Heart of African answer many questions about the real nature of Ethiopians The ser less eloses with a comparison of an client culture with modern forms The intelligence of the Cushite his original genius is hold up beside the decadence of true ideas in the art and literature of this present. The "Revolt of Civilization" and the "Dawn of New World" voice the concern of the thoughtful over the present decay of cultures. We feel that no modern book as intelligently be written about the Ethiopian race, without a human ledge of the crucible of the race and the great achievements of his an- centers the Cusite Ethiopian of agitatively. The white race thronged Cushits because they knew though they never bring old out the way the Cushit origin. Book 111, conclusively negates the negro origin. Negroes of the Boudan are the direct descendants of the direct descendants of the old. By permission of University Press, From Wonderful Ethiopian, From Oklaho, From Gkala. my City, Oklahoma. my State, Missouri. Bounty was principal twelve years of Mo. Albert Seminary, president given of Oklahoma. Bounty was principal bishop, Baptist, College TEXAS TOWNS Lawson, Okla. — Thursday January 16, night school with a good enrollment. The following subjects are to be taught: Spelling, Reading, English, and writing. Rev. E. A. Keith and Prof. P. P. L. Kenyon, son were guests to Miss-Allyne Simmons. Services cost at Bathless. The Baptist Church, Sunday School, was well attended. Sunday School and Christian Endover were well attended at Burnett Chapel A. M. E. Church, Rev. T. T. Tyson, pastor preached with Sermons. Sunday School and E. V. P. U. were well attended at Galles Baptist Church. Sunday. All officers present. Mr. John Johnson age 40 dropped dead of Henry failure. Saturday, January 11. He left home to get some wood Tuesday. His body was not found until Thursday evening. His body was almost covered with snow. When found by another farmer, Mr. Markt, Mr. Johnson lived 10 miles south of Lawton. The funeral services were held Sunday at Galles B. C. at 3 P. M. Reverend J. P. Johnson officiated. He is survived by a wife. Services were good at Grants Chapel A. M. W. Church, Rev. Brown, pastor, preached both sermons. Mrs. Arthur Wright, Mrs. Mary Smith, Mrs. Sarah Snowton, are on the sick list. Mrs. Thowton is with her daughter, Mrs. Emma Houston. GROZENBECK — Services were spread both day and night at the Primitive Baptist Church, Sunday, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., two wonderful sermons. WELLINGTON — Services were well attended at the St. John C. M. Church, Rev. Hew, 10 a.m., Vernon District, M. M. preached, Mr. Pierre Burfield gave a surprise party, hosted the most recent seven days visiting her niece, Mr. Perry Bress. She has returned to her home in Gia. NILANO — Sunday School was well attended. The pastor was ill, and the children were on the church of the services. He preached a wonderful sermon. The church is praised for the presence of the children who were re-united to the church. JEFFREYES--Services were well attended at Macedonia Sunday. Rev Long acting pastor, was present Mr. Karl Mitchell died, Tuesday morning at his home in San Town. Mr. Pryor, had charge of his body. He was buried at Cypress Cemetery Thursday evening at four o'clock. Mr. Will Davis died Tuesday evening at 4 o'clock. He was buried in Lincoln, Texas. Thursday evening. A wife, sister and other relatives were alive. Mr. Henry Lase was carried to the hospital at Marshall, Texas. Mr. Claddie Lane "Mr. Henry's son, of Kansas City," is attending his bedside. He will remain with his father while he is in the hospital. Dr. L. M. Lister will soon leave for Greenville, Texas where he expects to make his home. Mr. C Turner of Avinger, Texas was in the city last Saturday. Mr. Linnard Johnson of Marshall, Texas was also in the city last week. **PHIRO-CO** M. K. C. Ford spent the week and with her sister in Italy, and spent the week with her children and friends of Dallas. Mme. H. Hamilton of Dallas and Mrs. Jerry Tarnold of Dallas, both private friends in Dallas, joined Prince Charles and children in Jones and children in Dew. In Dennie Sandy, M. Hamilton has sent children in Markenke. Phil wife of announced Markenke. Phil wife of announced children made a short film by McKinney. Mr. Phillite of Dallas spent the night with Mr. Charles FLEMINGSTEIN -- The R. P. C. A Club not at the bome of Miss B. Puller, January 14, 1937. A show time, was given by Monday, Jan. 15. All members are urged to be present. A delicious meal was served. JAYTON—Sunday School opened just before noon. Wendy Worcester wrote an owl Rev. R. J. S. Smith of Dana's praised a wonderful arrival. Two women married Master Eddie Murry, Rev. J. R. Boykin preached Sunday. Miss Nancy Foster were quietly married January 14. Rev. Boykin of Boykin—She were all reunite in the city in one day last week. Presiding Runt of Hunt of the Church held her first quarterly at atrium Sunday WOLF CITY—Sunday School was well attended at all Churches. Helen Chapel, Sunday, Mr. George Hirsch died Friday and was buried at St. Mary's vices were held at Yergera's relict and friends attended the funeral, Mr. Palty Nephens of Minegah, Oklan, Mr. John H. Hirsch, Mr. Worthington of Roxon, Mr. Vivian, Mr. Warthen of Roxon, Mr. Vivian, Mr. Warthen of Greenville, Mr. Dave Hirsch, Honer Grouse, Mr. H. L. Lane and the town attendants, Mrs. Lee reft of St. Cut Cut, agent the week in the city with her husband, Mrs. Katherine, mother, Mrs. Emily Wardh Greenville was the guest of Mrs. Easter Lunny School, Hon. J. Reynolds of Dinton, Mrs. J. B. Worthington and Mrs. Swindel of Greenville were guests of Mrs. Bell Dillon **TERRILL-Services** were elected by all at New Hope Sunday, March 16, at the annual hour with all the staff. The master prescribed the 11 college semen. Prof. Matters taught the 11 college semen. Prof. Matters presented a niche semen. The Y. M. P. the pastor, Rev. P. C. A. Powers presented a niche semen. The Y. M. P. the pastor, Rev. P. C. A. Powers supervised Mrs. C. A. Powers. Friday night around the world, Friday night Mrs. C. A. Powers. The College library will open at Cartera Campus C. M. E. Church, M.D. digs and offers education for the college society (Bishop of the chapel will be present and speak, and be able to be up in arms. Mrs. M. Kith will be able to be up in arms. Mrs. Kith will bind where they will make their future home. Mrs. Cledd-Achord of Oakland, California in writing her memorial. 250 East Street, Mrs. P. C. Grainis in return from Dallas. Mrs. TURNER in return from Dallas. **M. PLEWANT** - White Oak Golf Sunday school was well attended. Prof. L. I. Ploumout as agent. Mr. Rufus Thompson moved to McGill up last week. Mr. McGill up last week. Charge of her class. Born to M. Banjery, McGill a fine Joan. Banjery, McGill a fine Joan. and Mrs. D. Atchleon are on the slik line of Mr. and Mrs. McGill day with Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Honison, Miles M. L. and W. J. John. Honison, Miles M. L. and W. J. John. Mrs. Mone Craddock, Mr. Leonard Archchief and Mrs. Bessamall M. L. Mone Craddock accompanied by little son and daughters, Taimgir. Mrs. Mone Craddock accompanied by little son and daughters, Taimgir. Sunday. They were the guest of Mrs. Anita Blimson Prof. Ploumout. Sunday. They were the guest of Mrs. Woodson Gaines and Mr. C. W. Thompson were dinner day. Mrs. C. W. Thompson were dinner day. Mrs. D. McGill is spending a dear wife visiting her daughter. Day. Mrs. D. McGill is spending a dear wife visiting her daughter. William at Cookville, Texas HENDE�SON—Bishop Jr. W. McKenney was a pleasant visitor in the city January 20th. In the interest of the G. M. B. Church, Mr. E. W. Moore and Pastor O. E. Collins of Wesley Chapel Rev. P. J. Sears preached a wonderful sermon at Mother Zion Baptist Church Jan. 16. Pines new members, were added to the church. Mrs. Mallain Lowell has returned home. Rev. E. W. Moore, P. E. held his first quarter conference on Monday night. Mrs. Cytha Simmones attended the bedside of her mother. TAYLOR — Mrs. Pauline Davis was added to the Blackshear High School faculty Monday. She took the place of Mrs. B. D. Read, who was called to West Texas to teach The Blackshear High School students during the day. Rev. Hutchinson of Austin, Mr. Holladay died Wednesday and was buried at Allen Chapel A. M. Church Sunday at 2:10. Rev. W. M. Jackson officiated. Rev. B. V. McRay of Samuel Huston visited the City Sunday. Master Clifford Julian Allen Miss Rubie Pleknit Mr. F. G. Rodman left for Austin. Monday Mrs. Hutchison was returned to the city. HOUSTOX-Mr. John W. Williams died last week. His remains were carried to his former home. Claudia, Texas for burial. Dr. M. Dozan, president of Wiley College Marshall. Teams will speak to an audience, exclusive of whites in behalf of the Newton-Monk's C. Prozler, Grand Mutilet, North Nolls Governor of the House of Ruth was in the city last week. Miss K. Norton of Port Arthur, Texas was in the city last week, visiting Mrs. R. & Sheward. 181 Calhoun Ave. Mr. Alex Clark of Calvert, Texas was in the city last week, visiting his son. Mr. Ralph Glass, White House, Mr. . chaired a ome in the city, Mr. and M. W. S. Green of this city was named Mrs. Mary Austin of this city, day to the bedside of Mrs. Green-stater, Mrs. Mary Austin of this city, Ave. is able to be up again, Mr. Harry Revis of Bassmount spent Sunday in the city. ATHENES—Good services were reported from all churches Sunday, and Mrs. Mary Austin of this church, greeted, preached for Rev. Fergerasen at the M. T. Church, worshipped with them Sunday, and Mrs. M. C. Harris returned worshipped with them Sunday, and Mrs. M. C. Harris returned worshipped with them Sunday, and Mrs. G. Miller was serviced by hot tar recently, Mr. A. L. Lummons had returned homes from dersers and Zelma are spending a few days with their aunt, PFTTENBURG—Each of the churches spotted wonderful services Sunday. Mimi Bobbie Huntley has re-created a scene where she visited Mrs. Estelle Lunater, Mrs. Edna Jackson of Mr. Mickey Lunater, and Mrs. Winnie to winnower. Mrs. Julia Neal is attending the bedside of her sick daughter, Sulphin Huntley. Mrs. Clintz and Mrs. party. Thursday night. Longwave furnished music. A number of musicians. Friday night. Rev. Franka has returned from Athens. Rev. Forreste of Greenville night at the Church. Friday night at the Church. E. Church Monday night. Mrs. Sterne. Rev. Harriet飞马 Macdonough E. Church Monday night. For Hug. has Spring, Texas. MUNKERSVILLE. M. Y. K. Fine and Mrs. Brewer attended church of God in Christ at Dallas Tex. She has returned home. The Mrs. W. W. W. on the 11. Mrs. Tim McElrath of Port. Worth went the day with her husband returned home. Mrs. Dora Singer has returned from Dallas. Mrs. W. W. Kevin Slimmon are on the sick list. Services were well attended. Mrs. Ivan Hoe Shimaker has returned to College. Mrs. Irene Hoe and Mindie King participated with a card. Mrs. Heather Homa. Mrs. P. Principle Neal has returned to Pr. Worth. Mrs. Heather Homa has her fiftieth home with her son. CHAPTER HILL—Splendid services were rendered at the A. M. E. Church Sunday. Dr. J. Connor delivered two inspiring sermons. The body of Miss Connor Walters was shipped from Galveston here for burial last week. Funeral services were held at Saunner Chapel A. M. E. Church Rev. M. Williams officiated. The ministerial council of the Chapel Hill District convened at St. John A. M. E. Church. Jan. 18th and 12th with Reverend M. P. Harvey, Presiding Elder presiding. Mrs. J. O. Hester, Most Ancient Grand Maison R. of J. made her annual visit to the Women Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the A. M. E. Church also District Most Noble Governor House-Hold of Ruth-visited the local court here Saturday. TAYLOR— Rev. A. Hubbard is spending several days in Austin, Miss Christine Thomas is visiting Mrs. P. F. Jackson. Miss Laura Rings is a new reader of the Express. Prof. F. T. Smith of Blackshear is in Waco. Prof. Yeater will be in Taylor February 2nd and 4th in the Interest of the High school. Mrs. Beasle Berry is planning a musical entertainment for the Mr. Avis Mission Society. Ten Baylor University boys were killed here last Saturday at a railroad crossing. HILLSORO — All Churches were well attended Sunday, Many on the sack tiest are improving. Little Alonzo Jordan died Jan. 28, 1926. His funeral was held at the A. M. T. Church at 2 P. M., JASBURP. 1926. A mother, father, three brothers and one sister survive him. W. C. Kennard Undertaking Company had charge of the body. Homer-Lee Ashley, L. G. Water, Alonzo Hickey, H. D. Shelton, Alexander Ashley James W. Mason were pall-bearers. The Peabody Hill gave a lovely floral. LONGVIEW—The Jerusalem B. C. Chauceh Society Installation was successful. Rev. A. C. Cooke, pastor of Tistel-Baptist Church, breached the first night. Rev. Smith pastor of New Zion B. C. preached the second night. Rev. Lester, pastor of McCabe Chapel M. E. church preached the 3rd night. Rev. Colbert preached to 4th night. Rev. Alexander, pastor of Red Oak B. C. preached the 5th night. Nashoma Circles met Thursday, afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. M. Jones, with President Andrews presiding. The Young Ladies are dolging nicely with their circle work. Jerusalem B. C. Sunday-Beeboe met at 9 o'clock, The Ariena Handeon has returned to Port Worth. Mr. Gray Handon returned from Port Worth. Rev. J. R. Starks of Dallas, editor of the Western Index was in the city recently. The Providence Circle met last Tuesday, at 8 o'clock, in the home of Mr. George Broom,REMembered by Mr. Henry Johnson were the parents of Mr. John, who died at his home Jan. 18.Miss Thelma Greene left January 19 for her husband, Mr. M. Mahone is reported much improved.Mr. P. M. Bates of Killeen was reported improved.Chaion and Mr. Tom Harris are reported improved. VILLEAGE MILLS — The Sunday Schools at the different churches in the city have been closed and wife Touffin spent Sunday in the city. He prescheduled two midsummers, while here she attended the college. Touffin was in the city last week. TEXAS TOWNS ILLINOIS--Allmusic were well attended Sunday, all M.C. L. Hickerson is now teaching in Peabody. Mr. Robert Johnson and Mia Sue Burke are now teaching in Peabody. Mrs. Tennille R. Green will get married at the Church of God in Christ, and Mr. Gabe will have her brother wait, her week before last. RANCHVILLE--Services were well attended at Little Providence H. G. Sunday. Rev. D. Sears, pastor preached. Mr. Robeaux has invited several months with his father, Mr. Leau Austin. his moth. Mr. Leau Austin. his moth. at Providence and Little River H. Churches Wednesday and Thursday nights. Mr. R. H. Nocoll, underwriter, at Providence and Little River H. Churches Wednesday and Thursday nights. Mr. R. H. Nocoll, underwriter, at Providence and Little River H. Churches Wednesday and Thursday nights. Rev. W. M. Walton was present at Rice Church. Mia L. Johnny and Mary Clay are on the WELCH—The students of Butler College presented a drama at Redland Baptist church Saturday night. Mr. Chas. Davis has gone to Arkansas. Mrs. B. L. Duceenfield was hostess to members of the A. C. A. Club last Thursday at her beautiful home on W. Frog St. No. officers were elected. A delicious menu was served. Mr. Sugar-Son Morgan furnished music. Mrs. Mary Jane Hryes of Texarkan spent Sunday in the city. Dr. and Mrs. Senate entertained on last Wednesday nits honoring their niece, Miss Marie Turner, Dallas, Texas. Rev. Calhoun of the Knights and Daughters of Tabor in the city. Mr. Isiah Johnson, who was seriously injured at the Cotton Belt Shop, and was carried to Texarkan to the Coton Belt Hospital, died Wednesday, January 12. His body arrived Thursday morning and was carried to his home on W. Eim St. The funeral was held Friday evening at Beth as members of the C. B. Porse met painted the body home. FLOF offe- ings were beautiful. The G. B. employees and the Emmett Hillel painted the body home. FLOF offe- ings were beautiful. The Cotton Belt Porse attended. The Sunshine De- venture evening at the home of Mr. John Pfield, Mrs. Black Walker was add. was served. Mrs. and Mrs. T. B. Johannson and daughter of Jacken- ville attended the funeral of Mr. J. Caldwell, Mrs. Nathan Kelly, M. Minla and Mr. James R. King and class of Texas College gave a Satan Dress and Dark Sult Banquet at Branham Hall last Friday night. Mr. Rufus Wiffiums of Dallas to visiting relatives in the City, Mrs. Dav. Purch, A. H. M. Morgan motored to Marshall, Sunday. The White Trustees, Patrons and teachers of Piney, Grove and Chapel Hill celebrated the opening of their new school building Monday morning. January 10, ten miles east of Tyler, Music was furnished by the school quartet, Prof. and Mrs. J. D. Phillips, Misses C. Brown and J. Henry were the teachers present. An old fashion dinner was served to all. Pictures of the trustees were made also of the patrons, students and faculty, Mrs. P. E. Redwine Williams has been elected Primary teacher for Young Hill School Rev. H. C. Alexander was dinner guest to Mr. and Mrs. Early Sharp Sunday, Rev. Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hightower were dinner guests to Mr. Stubberfield Sunday night. Mr. Webson Lilly has returned from Fort Worth. Miss Lucy Strodes is on the ack list. LINDEN—Spendid services were enjoyed at 8th St. M. E. Church Sunday. The pastor, Rev. F. W. Logan preached two lovely sermons. Services were well attended at 8L Pahl M. E. Church Sunday. Herron, pastor, preached 3. Sunday morning and Rev. Jeff Smith preached 4. Sunday night. Mrs. Winne Smith died Sunday morning, Jan. 16 at 10 a. m. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Eastland Baptist Church. Rev. Presley of Danison affiliated. She is survived by four sons, three daughters and a host of other relatives. Mr. Jeasle Polk died at 860 p. m. Saturday evening at 8:20 p. m. Funeral was held Monday at the Church of Christ. Rev. Perry of Sherman preached. Mr. Mace Jackson of Van Duren, Okl. and Mrs. Sam Seay of Benham were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pedelton, Sat. day, Mr. Dave Higgins was called to Wolfe City. Saturday on account of the death of his father. Mrs. C. M. Pendelton was called to Bonham, Texas to attend the bedside of her mother. Mrs. Eula Walcoott went to Sulphur Springs, Tuesday to attend the bedside of her mother. Mrs. Hannah Bier was entertained with a birthday dinner last Thursday. Mr. Ivan Smith and Miss Girtle II. Dyer were quietly married. Tuesday night, Jan. 11. Rev. F. W. Logan affiliated. Miss Kannle II. Polk of Shawnee, Okl. is in the city. She attended the funeral of her brother, L. M. Mason. MINERAL WELLS — Each of the Churches reported poorly attended services, Sunday, Mr. Annie Uphaw has been seriously ill for several months. The Royal Oil and Realty Company, Musk, Tonga, was in the city-few days last week. He was really out-tained while there at the McMillan hotel by Mr. McMillan. Proprietor of Hotel and many others. Mrs. Amanda Fauncy of Palestine was in the city last week attending the bedside of her niece, Mrs. Weber Lee Hood, Mrs. Hood is still very ill. Mr. Pess Jones and Mr. Frank Leasey motored to Marlin last week. The boxing Contest between C. P. Smith of this city and Ted Thompson of Fort Worth, was interesting. Mr. George Caleen, a Improving Mrs. Louella Jefferson, is visiting her son, Ray, in Kansas. Mr. Ben Weier was carried to Fort Worth as a week to the Sanitarium, under the care of Dr. R. P. Murchison. Mr. Isa Conley and his brother, Leon R. David attended the funeral of the brother last week in Austin, Texas. Funeral services Wednesday. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1927 did you ever see inside of our PLANT?...... come over and note extent of our equipment, installed to serve completely Texas' Printing and Publishing Requirements. January 11th. Hoy. T. B. Jouenon officiated. Stewartes Board No. 4, Missouri State University. The leadership of Mrs. W. C. Cum- bo, at the presidentship. Hidde "Miss Stewart" at home. Rising Star Baptist Sunday School attendance 8,400. collection Chapel M. C. B. Schoolat Chapel M. C. B. Schoolat collection 11,900. A. Pierce, Bus. AMYKINH School was well attended at Spring Hill illumina- tion Church. Mrs. Willie Birgus was the groom of Mrs. J. W. Housewife. Mrs. Willie Birgus was the groom of Mrs. J. W. Housewife. R. Allen were the quarer of Mr. A. Moore. M. Silas Illumina- tion Church. Thima Allen Sunday evening. Mrs. Penelle Allen spent the night at the church. TEKANAKA — Mrs. Katerina Roberta Jackson died at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roberta Jackson, who served were held at MZT Zion Baptist Church Rev. W. A. Preece officiated. Rev. Pella Jones officiated. Rev. James Johnson Sanfordion Friday, January 14, 1927. His body was shipped to Wakacje Janańska daughter Diana and Miss Jane daughter Diana and Miss Jane battles—Faith d Mrs. Greecen daughter Diana and Miss Jane dinner of several courses Rev. the Holmes of Pine Street was licensed to teach by MZT Mrs. P. P Preston is indoebased John Chanek A. M. H. pastor prescheduled a noble sermon, "Next Sunday: 'Possibility' will be discussed. The Newswearer holds a dinner with Mrs. K. Pye, the next meeting will be with Mrs. K. Pye January 24 on Ash Street, Dr. J. Johnson is making wonderful progress PARIS — The Jung Hafele and Matrons Club met at the home of Mrs. Alice Singleton, 164 K. K. 34. Prof. J. A. Terry has returned to Belfast. Belfast of West Worth is in the city recently. The funeral services of Mrs. Carley were held on Wilfried Church January 14 by Mr. John Church. Evening Mr. L. Herbert Hargerun and All I Use is KINKO for my hair and GLOSSOFF for my skin! YOU, TOO! CAN HAVE BEAUTIFUL, SILKY STRAIGHT HAIR and A LIGHT, VELVETY COMPLEXION BY TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THIS OFFER KINKO will not discolor your hair Mary Vernon, your hair stylist, Pleasantly send me a $1.00 jar KINKO and a $1.00 box of hair gel for both past paid. ADDRESS L'Alله Donnell, member of the senior class and conductor of the meeting, sprung a surprise by giving the toile for discussion (response) the peculiar turn that led to the vigorous and enthusiastic string of the question of prohibition. DENTON — The Fred Douglass High School, Prof. F. D. teacher rendered a lovely program at the Denton High School Friday, Jan. 7 at 19 A. M. "they are in" to acquair in a program at Aryle Texas, Tuesday night. Mrs. Arlene Johnson is improving. Mrs. Zelma Hancock is much improved. Mrs. Middle Mrs. aunt died at McKinney, Sunday. The first quarterly conference was held at the St. James Chapel Sunday am. 14th. The business was omitted on account of the Preiding Elder, Dr. R. H. Jenkins being out of the state. Rev. Fred Williams preached a powerful ser. WICHTA FALLS — The Loyal Matrina's club met at the home of Mrs. Virela Wilburn, Thursday. The club was transacted. The memorial committee will make its report and January 24 at the home of Mrs. Brigham, The Social Club Club will hold a call meeting Mount Vernon's memorial funds for their Appron Banner to be held Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Brigham and Matrina Club will hold its regular fortnightly meeting. Friday night. The Bright Jewel Javeline J. O'Neill has a fine mime in Thursday. The Negro Commun al Church of the Nativity is the home of Mr. Lawrson South CUNEY-Hon. H. L.-Trjce was in Jacksonville last week. Mr. John Caldwell of Neches agent several days here last week visiting his family. Rev. R. T. Alexander of Palestine was in the city last week. Mrs. L. A. Ragnada, the country demonstration agent visited Cunea High School last week. There is a deal of stature here here. Mezzanoz, the other day. Wynnewood, Naisod Joseph Price motored to Tryer Sunday. Prof. J. L. Hamilton spent a few days in Palestine last week. Mr. R. B. Sneed, post master, is ill-provided Prof. R. S. Sloans as far-loughington, D. C. is here on a far-loughing White in Cuney, he was the dinner guest of the Price, Mrs. B. G. Davis spent a few days in Jacksonville last week. TAYLOR — Mr. Holland died last Monday. Funeral was attended Sunday day. He was a member of the American Woodman Lodge, Mr. Nixon, carried a $1000.00 government policy. Rev. A. Hubbard held a mass meeting at Mount Aria Church last Sunday. A respectful sum was given for his service as president of La Orange R. T. P. U. District Convention. Mr. Louis Brock is a member of the President of the Express, Mr. Clifford Julian is much improved. Mrs. Beale, Berry has begun a campaign at Mr. Arfa in interest of the Mission Society. Mrs. P. T. Jacke has returned from a visit with his --- Montgomery, Ala. Jan. 25—(ANP) Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Jan. 25—According to Governor W. J. W. Bran- (ANP) Attorney E. Lionel Cox, dean of Albany, of the many hung formerly of New York and howose formerly of Canada, of the many convicted hong was more alineer of Canada, in representing Brent more appreciated than a letter见. W. V. Story, a self-confessed atheist, derived from Heather Brown, convicted charged with uttering plausible speech, and was sentenced to 60 years in prison. Brown was convicted of 6 murder concerning the help of religion and and was sentenced to be—hanged the Christian religion.” This case is January 14, the Governor dean around world wide interest, as the sentence of life imprisonment, the birth, was taken into custody under MARRIAGE WITH the Governor's actions. CALLS AMBULANCE; PATROL- RESPONDS NEW Orleans, La. Jan. 26, I-MAPT Because Adam George remortgals, with Beth Moore for tandem parents. Rev. Benford, the pastor of Mount Arta, was called to Bryan last week on account of the death of his sister, Mr. Washburn, a dear sister of illness. Little Katherine was out of school last week on account of removal of his mother. King has returned from Moody. FTTSSBURG — Large attended was reported for Sunday morning Mrs. R. B. Holten made a trip to Wako. Rev. M. T. Waters is teaching in her stead. Mrs. Della Edmond is out of towns. Mrs. A. O. Spears is on the sick list Missu Flora Williams and Coru E. Washington made a trip to Denver, Colloil will return soon. Mr. J. L. Jackson and Willie B. Smith of Bulphuay, New York City, and the Washington Rev. H. P. Evans. Presiding of the C. S. M. Church held his first quarterly conference at St. Benquish Church. Rev. U. S. Frank of the A. M. E Church and his congregation and Rev. Clark of the M. E Church and his congregation worshiped with them. Rev. Clark preached a wonderful sermon. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lawton visited relatives in Pine, Texas. Mrs. Larch Willis and Miss. Field. visited relatives at Cason the past week. Rev. M. Mason of Texarkana is running a revival at St. Paul Baptist Church this week for Rev. C. Taylor. The LABONIA — Rev. J. H. Hughes held his first quarterly conference at Wealey. Chapel C. M. M. Church Saturday, which was poorly attended on account of inclement weather. Monday evening W. H. M. R. met at the Church and elected officers for the year of Mr. and Mrs. Jackson. Elbert King and Johnie King motored to Kaufman. Sunday. Mr. James. Jamerson of Wolfe City was the guest of Mrs. T. Hobbs Tuesday. Mrs. Loyoe King was in Wolfe City Tuesday. ATHENS—Dr. T. E. Ferguson, F. E. of the A. M. E Church A Deaver, Meedames Mattie Miller and Harlett Leak attended the Mintiers's counsel at Tyler, Texas last week. Mrs. A. Wright of Galveston spent a few days here visiting her mother, Mrs. Lucy Anderson and other relatives Mrs. Addie Faulk was called out of town to attend the bedside of her son, Juliet Court No. 316 surprised their W. O., Mrs. Laura Miller, with quite a few groceries in behalf of her sick-business. Mrs. Josie Wilson entertained the Progressive Aid Club in their first meeting. Several guests were present. Aunt Willie Richardson spent Sunday with Mrs. Douglass Miller, Mrs. Callie Stovall has returned from Palestine. FERRIS—Rev. Marpus Maynard died on the 9th in Baylor Santarjunum, Dallas. The funeral was attended there by Rev. Dixon, his pastor. Many resolutions, songs and remarks were rendered relative to his life as a christian. He was buried with Masonic honors. The People's Undertaking Co. of Dallas had charge of the body. TEAGUE—A committee of teachers from Freestone County was called to Mexla. Saturday, January 15. In interest of the interscholarise League of Freestons and Limestone Counties met Jan. 15 Mexico, Texas, at the MeBay Drug Store. Membra present. Prof. R. P. White, J. R. Farras, J. W. Stafford, B. J. Kirven, J. A. Brooks, H. J. Betts and Miss Mabel Livingston. The meeting was opened by Eno. J. R. Farras. Prof. R. B. White presided. Officers elected as following: District Director, Prof. E. J. Kirven; Treasury Prof. J. R. Farras; Secretary, Miss Mabel Livingston; Directors: Spelling, Prof. A. R. Foreman, Easy writing, Mrs. M. E. Berkley, Debating, Prof. J. A. Brooks; Declaration, Prof. H. J. Betts, Athletic, Prof. R. B. White; Committee on Financier; Prof. J. R. Farras, Prof. DeeSha. Mrs. C. G. Howard, Mrs. M. L. Wheeler, Prof. B. Echolk. Place selected for the district meeting in Mexico. April 1st 1937. Prof. R. B. White made sum-inspiring remarks. Prof. E. J. Kirven made explanation of the District's finance. MARNALL: There were aural marthens and funerals recently. Mrs. Martha was shipped to Marshall for burial, Mrs. Jrill David Ohio. Her remains were shipped to Marshall for burial, Mrs. Jrill David Ohio. Her remains were shipped to Gallilee Baptist Church. Mrs. Martha was buried in Nielsen Memorial Church. The remains were shipped to Brookville for burial. Mr. Klam Ala. The funeral was attended from the Funeral Room. The funeral was attended from the Powder Mill Cemetery. Mr. Wen Pierce is very sick at his home in the Powder Mill Cemetery. Mr. Wen Pierce is very sick at his home in the Powder Mill Cemetery. Mr. Wen Pierce is very sick at his mother's home. Mr. Della John, Mrs. Wabb is very sick in the city recently. LIPER WRITES GOVERNOR NEW YEAR LETTER THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1927 People, and Contributing Editor of the World. Writing to friends of the Associated Negro Press, who is attending the General Conference of the Commission studying the treaties of minority-sexual� with the world, was elected head of the Commission on The Negro Throughout the World, by the leaders of the Conference Monday. The Commission headed by Dr. Pickens is different than the Commission of the United States of America, South Africa, East Africa, and West Africa. RETIRING, CAHOILA GOVERNOR CONDENSY LYCHINGO The world has been the great capital of the North Gates, up on the great Pacific coast down the coast, the west of the world, the island of the New York, N.Y., Jan. 22–Ref. for the members of the Union of the members of the General Nervous Control Association to save Liberty Hall, were futile and the building in which Marcus Garvey, once held away, went under the auctioner's hammer for the building, though the day and our voyage continued that evening. December 2, 1927 ten days away, we were sailing with the sex very rough most of the time. One could appreciate what Columbus must have had when the same day was when mental comparison, 14 years before the end of the year. For the building was Columbia, S. C. Zan, 23-ANP) In his farewell message to the State Department, he told Mr. McMull, retired governor of South Carolina, proposed, the following declaration from every individual I have not since the day of I have taken in a lynching as principal crime, and I will not during the term of office to which I have been elected, and I will not during the term of office to which I have been elected, as principal education or other. The setting governor's message further denied lynching and referred particularly the lynching of the police officer who armed the crime as "this horrible and uncalled" for "murder." He reviewed the steps that had been taken and defended his action in nig-call a special term of court to thrash the police officer within his power to do so, and speeded the trial of the lynching. I kenneth here that law-abiding citizens will back on the prosecution; that the jurors will have the power to deter the perpetrators of this horrible crimes may be brought to the hats and dealt with as they deserved. Governor elect Richards has been allowed as to whether he will do any work to prevent the prosecution of the tyrannical governor, however, reported that he has not reappointed W. H. Wogera, who was the governor, as one of the constables. New Orleans, La. Jan. 16, 10:30AM) life member. Congress and Public records. recorded by -vacation travel conditions. It has been estimated 'that there would be an increase of thousands of dollars in property, property, and happiness' and gloried over -by -the white press, show that Louisiana has re-fragrant accommodations to points trained from laxing any of the white on inter-state travel. this flipping, palace on which came over and his little galeen. Our captain, fearless, skilful, and modest, plotted his passengers and crowd safely across and landed us early Monday morning. December 12, The earthquake of 1922 wreaked this city. It vividly brought back to my mind scenes in France in 1922 where the city center is occupied from the east, and the main buildings are basically bridges and buildings are being erected, and it is predicted that Yokohama, great world port that will increase greater than ever before. Two days ago we came to Tokyo. It is a beautiful and most restful place in the world. We spent account, of the illness of the employees. Programs are being offer. They are much more concerned over the health than much concerned over a wonderful trip and "major" job is love as a heart of it, will be com- forted. We will be joined in we sending much love to you, and in wishing for our friends at Christmas and a glay New Year." CLOSEER BELATION BETWEEN CHURCHES AND "Y" Philadelphia, Pa., Jan. 21—(ANP) Thurs years ago an effort was inaugurated to, bring about a closer cooperation between the YSM, C, and the churches. Twenty denominations have now entered into the arrangement by appointing commissioners to confer at stated times with representatives of the association, and all but two of the twenty have also created standing committees on cooperation with the Y. M. C. A. The general counselling commission of the churches, meeting this year for the third time, added to its list of participants two Negro denominations. ICE PICK MENDER UNSOLVED Los Angeles, Cal. Jan. 32—(ANP) The mysterious murder of Luther Brown who was found with an teacock in his heart New Year's evenight is as yet unsolved. The coroner's jury returned a verdict of death from wounds by unknown parties. The tragedy occurred at the Aberdeen Hotel, corner 11th and Central Streets. 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A HAIR OMADE ABILITY IN FASHION TONS (3,000,000) CANS OF HAIR POMADE LAST YEAR is evidence that quality is still ap- preciated and will be always. A hair straightener and hair dressings of surprising quality and efficiency. especially prepared to be used with the irons. Aida hair. Fo- man has stood the test. It is not an experiment. has been sold and used by particular people for a quarter of a century. Put up in a round blue tin container. For sake by all druggists HYGIENIC CO. SCHOOL SOCIETY and Club PRISCILLA ART CLUB—Mot January 4th with Mrs. Paybe hoarser Glad to have our sick mother back Mrs. Mason was a pleasant visitor Mrs. Dywn gave a report of the Cheer Work done during the holiday. Subject of the evening "Household Hints" led by the chairman of Lookout Committee. Mrs. Ward. After business commente were made on the exhibit of personal accessories, the hostees served a very nice two-course menu. January 11, club met with Mrs. Petitgrey, most of the evening was given to preparation for the annual benefit Dance. February 11th, Next meeting with Mrs. Reid on State Street. AMERICAN BEAUTY, SOCIAL, CLUB—Met Thursday night January 11 at 2118 Hall Street, Games I what were you and prices were you. Mr Addison and Mrs Foster won first prize. Mr. Eli and Mrs. Washington won second prize. Mr. Hart and Miss Lewin won booby, Mrs. Ross Lewis served a delicious menu. Mr. Hart will be host next Thursday night Mrs. Foster, President. THE SORCIES CLUB-SMALL "M" at Mr. Jensen, 2008 Thomas Ave. Menlo Park, CA. guest prize, Mr. Hillard, club plaza, Mr. Richard, booby meet meeting with Mr. Illibasha Chisholm Club LA POMAINE SOCIAL CLUB "M" with Mr. Nissan Altaf, St. with president Mr. McIntosh, preading, Mr. V. L. Mafae was elected treasurer and business manager of the club. Mr. P. Dibana and Mr. Marlon, Wesley Plains were made for social to be given at the home of Mr. Benicicola Haynes St. January W. Interacting games of wager were played. PHILIPCILLA ART CLUB—Mrs. entertained the Principal Tuesday. Plans were made for the Style Show Cannes February 11th. Chance to see the American Danish show will be given to the key performer. Medanes Brawley will appear in reprints from OPI Federation. The leading actress and to have a word from Mrs. Wilie Maaksen. Medanes Place and Park on the lives of some of our Colored Women. A game was played Mr. Chance. A game served a very appealing menu. WHEREVER PLACE MEMBER WIPES ART CLUB set, Thursday, January 11, at the home of Medan C. Stephenson. 2129 Street Mumbai Club spent one hour in needle work after which Mrs. B. Brooks, visitor made some ingesting remarks in the future Instructor. The hostess served a lovely menu of past desserts, friend Natee meeting with Mrs. J. Johnson, Washington Road Apt. 2, Virginia Jackson was a pleasant visitor to the Club. The hostess made a delicious menu. Natee meeting with Medan metro, Maturi Ave. The Watch Your Step Club—Jan. 15 at the home of Mrs. E. Williamson, 2707 Juliette, Bixcom, 2707 Members were present. Mrs. Lurish Dillley joined the club. The hostess served a delicious two-course menu. Mrs. Emily Williams, Pres. The Willing Workers Club of Lee Chapel A. M. E. Church men, Jan. 20 at 7:20 P.M. at the home of Mrs. R. McDade, Meadoy St. All�, Members were present. Five new members were added to the club. Next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. R. McDade, Meadow St. All, 27. Oakland Annex, A. delicious menu was served. Mrs. T. McDade hostess Mrs. Curlie Gilliam, Pres. Twilight Social Club—Gave their first anniversary Friday Jan. 5th at the home of Mrs. J. Edward, 400 Roseland Ave. All members were present and several visitors. Billie Richard President The Community Club—Nest Jan 13 at the home of Mrs. L. R. Wright. Many of the community were present. Two new members were added, Mrs. L. R. Wright, graduate, with fellowship Jennika. A deloose man, we were next meeting will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Muncie, 110 Rose Avenue. THE NOTRE DAME, SOCIAL AND CLUB - Met Tuesday at the home of Mia Jenner, 2612 Campbell Street. Meeting admitted to meet with Mia Jenner V. MAFAE at 2610 Thomas Ave. GOLDEN LINK CHARITY CLUB Met Tuesday at the home of Mia Jenner, 2612 Campbell Street. Meeting admitted to meet with Mia Jenner V. MAFAE at 2610 Thomas Ave. Very interesting reports from Campus Chairman, M. M. Rush is asking to be carried to Parkland Hospital and Poor Farm. Her number is 124. Mentioned sleight hour ticket. Tucker January 27, $215 Warren Ave. Mr. Geo Murray, President. WHEELLELY PLACE MERRY WIVES ART CLUB - Was an adventurer at Meadow Ave. 12 - 18 members were present. Maker was guest adventurer. Club colors were wrapped out with pink and green mint colors. Baskin Michel, principal. FIDHIS ART AND CULTURE CLUB—Met on January 12, 1997 with Mrs. R. Manning, 2900 Thomas Ave. The hostess served a delightful two-course luncheon. Next meeting with Myh. Manhion, 4927 Engleborough St. Jan. 20. NO TRUMP WHIST CLUB—Met January 12 in a business meeting Officers were elected. Mr. H. L. Miller was elected as president. A delletous menu was served. Mr. Berry was host. SUNSHINE SOCIAL CLUB—Met Tuesday evening—Jan. 18, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Smith, 2019 Clark St. Eighteen members were present. Music was furnished by little Miss Nobles. The hostess served a delicious menu. Next meeting place is at the home of Mrs. Ruby Steward on Cochran St. Mrs. L. Carter, president. JOY LOVER'S CLUB—Had their meeting last Wednesday night. January 12. Next meeting will be with Mr. and Mrs. Walker. Wednesday night, January 19. All members are asked to be present. Mrs. Laura Shaw, president. ROSE MARIE SOCIAL CLUB, Mrs. Lammond Joy entertained the guests of the night at her residence on Bryan St. Games of Wet were played after serving a delicious menu. Mrs. B. Lillie Ball Mack furnished music. Several visitors were present. MELROSE ART CLUB-Mrs. D. Stanen, 2601 Hampton St. was housed to the club in the basement. Mr. Vince the president, Mrs. Cha. Clay presided. All novelties made during the meetings were given to socializing. The instructor, who was skipped, planned the event. Mrs. Bessant sent her plans to the club. Mrs. Bennie Baker was reported to be the hostess of the course with coffee. The chaperon Jan 11th with Iwrenen, 1028丹姆 with the presidenr. Jan 12th with the presidenr. The evening was given to art work. Mrs. J. Johnson and M. Portera hostess served a delicious menu Next meeting January 18th with Mrs. Bessant and Mrs. Madeward. Mrs. E. Malt. President. Pere Club—On Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Lois Brooks, the Pero Agents were on tertained, after a brief program. We were delighted to have Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Martin, all now members to join us. We are still planning a style show next month and wish all members would attend the next meeting. Feb. 1st, with Mrs. M. Richardson, 2212 San Jacinto Street, at 2 P.M. Royal Society Art Club—Me with Mrs. M. Johnson, Jan. 7. Te members were present: A few minutes were spent in sawing. The hostess served a delicious menu. The club met with Mrs. T. L. Moten, Jan. 21. Next meeting with Mrs. V. Miner Mrs. J. W. Roles, President. Dismantle, Charity Club — Had a call meeting at the Rome of the president, Mrs. M. A. Adda, One new member was added, Mrs. Idai Tucker. The president urges a member to be present at the Club Center, opened by W. Washington Streets, January 27, Mrs. M. P. Almer/President THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1927 A NOTED RACE WOMAN ADDRESSED GRADUAT- ING CLASS AT MARSH-ALL Mrs. J. C. Fraser, A. B. A. M. who for a number of years has been head of Latin Language Dept. at the University of Chicago (this city), but at present she is District Oral Most Noble Gaverson of the House Hold of Ruth District Grand Lodge no. 36, Texas District Grand Lodge no. 36, Texas addressing address to the mid-winter ger" and the Marshall Morning News, featured a head line under which a spitched write up was giv'd to a reporter who, after an enraged, spoken thus, "The Address by Mr. Fraser, a scholar in the Dallam Event of the Evening. The-Dallam woman spoke on "Harvard." The Fraser addressed a crowd of overcrowded people. Mr. Fraser addressed Central High School, addressed overcrowded people, addressed overcrowded and addressed the Enquiry and student body of Wiley College at news in their chapter enclosed in a book. front leaders the leaders of the Colored Race in the professional, and the military, boro of the Evening Messenger was present and presented Diplomas to the Palladium. A Poll Tax Booth will be at the Temple-Dome Store. 324 MAMIE SMITH AND COMPANY SHOWING AT ELLA B. MOORE THEATRE Manis Smith and her company of 15 or more people. opened at the office of the fairly good crowd crowd. John Mason has a nice vogue and Mila Hilda Peters put him above the average, as few condoms can be used. Williams, singing a blues song could be scally out from the bill. Mila Hilda Peters put her better use for a good voice could be asked. Pete Peters is a sweet book and white dancer and Mrs. Wilma Hilda Peters, with a well trained tenor voice is very popular. Mrs. Wilma Hilda Peters I Want You to Want Me stopped the show but an snore would be apreciated. Mr. Frank Clemens proved to be a well trained address possessing a pleasing voice. Smith made her first appearance dressed in lavender, trimmed in rhinestones, dressed as her first song: "Loving Somebody's Else Now" Getting Crayfish Need Me and What I want You. All of which were rendered with the ability that made her fa- The show is a real musical comedy with plenty of piano and laughter and a comedy that comes this way headed by a record singer. Eliminate the "music" and add a little more of the "Daddy" and be numbered with the bad could be numbered with the bad that has been to Dallas in a long chorus. The chorus is well balanced, generating of sight well trained, the outcome is to show the a whole, the outcomes are good looking and a Poll Tick. Bend will be at the British Amnesia Store, Jan. 2. Be sure to pay your Poll Tax! Mrs. Maggie Thompson intertwined the Gold Fish Club, Monday night, January 17, with a whistle and a number of witnesses were present. A number of witnesses were present. Mrs. J, C, Wiltshire, president. A Poll Tenth Death will be at the Pyracantha Tempra-Dodge, Jane. Be sure to pay your Poll Tenth. The Darrell Grammar - School of which Prof. T. D. Marshall is principal had its mildest graduation clap had its mid-term graduation armonica-speaked at St. Paul M. E. B. Church, Sunday night, January 22 11:30 a.m. The audience was plepite the unfavorable audience of the weather. an appreciative audience gave attention to the orchestra. The symphony was a wonderful musical after the sermon. The excer- sions were very commendable. Dr. C. F. Pinkston, brother to Dr. C. I. G. Pinkston, has moved from Mammuth, Teen, to become a prac- tice nurse and surgeon of rare ability. We welcome Dr. C. F. Pinkston to our city. A Poll Tax Booth will be at the Pythian Temple Drug Store. Jan. 12 he sure to give you your Poll Tax. Death Claims J. D. Ruffin, brother of M. L. T. Muster, 2011 State St. died at her home, January 8, 1973. He was a devoted M. E. Church. Friday evening. He was buried at Woodknight Cemetery. The People's Underground had taken him to a Manyoral off-rings were given. A Poll Tax Booth will be at the Pythian Temple Drug Store. Jan. 12 he sure to give you your Poll Tax. State Theatre Opens With a Packed House The Hale Theatre, opened the doors last Thursday night, January 13, to a large audience in North Dallas gives to the Community a very, commanding — appreciative — equipment in the south for the Pythian Temple Drug Store. Jan. 14 is sure to pay your Poll-Tax. WHITE ROCK HEIGHTS SOCIAL AND ART GLB-MP with Mrs. F. Plum, 2511 Fourth Street, for the social to be held at Mrs. Mary Dixon's on Sophie Ave, Jan. 24, Mrs. O. Currin wrote, "We were wistful. A. Middleton, A. Middleton, N. Middleton, N. Next meeting with Mrs. Vickera, 2330 Belle St. Mrs. J. Jackson, president A Poll Tax Booth will be at the Pythian Temple Drug Store, Jan. B. be sure to pay your Poll Tax." ONE HUNDRED ARE GUESTS AT DINNER DANCE One hundred of the friends of the friends of Miss Blanche Harney and Mr. Jack Jackson, well known in Dallas society, were their guests last Friday night at one of the most enjoyable of the social affairs of this formal season. The scene of the occasion was the Sunset Country Club which is just being opened to the public for small parties. It will be remembered as the former home of Mr. E. J. Crawford, located on the Lemon Avenue Road. The rooms of the lower floor including the dining room were lastly decorated in a Vaccine effect with a profusion of farr and cut flowers to heighten the effect. The table from which a complete dinner of several courses were served to all of the guests, was a picture of streaming silver, white linen and cut flowers. Immediately following the service, Hundred by many candles in silver holders, souvenirs were presented to all of the ladies. Dancing was inculged in to a late hour in the very acceptable music of the Murphy-Stanton Orchestra. BROTHERHOOD NEWS Progressive Baptist Church in Essex District, New York, and the *Victoria* Mississippi State University mule. Supreme Conference, Man- hattan, New York. New applaud- ments, sports from Porris and Nast, Tex. The regular weekly News Conference was held last Friday night at the Headhead Arena, and displeases the their an unusually large number an enjoyable time was bad Mushroom. and discussion of things necessary in the general development of Race interest was indulged in, led by Rev. Lofton, R. G. D., who made many timely references to the many short-comings of those who should know better, and urging that members of the Race can only develop in efficiency and perfection in proportion as they are given opportunity by the more fortunate of the Race. The meeting precipitated a most favorable all round get-together sentiment which characterized every speaker. These included J. A. W. 100 presided and Builder Elizabeth Wallace served at Temporary Respectary, Budders, C. A. Tollver and Victoria Holloway also took active part. New additions to the Brotherhood Movement in the form of appleants, renewals or policy holder are as follows in the last week: Bennie Thomas D. H. Ballard the Tailor, W. O. Younger, Sarah Cox Dr. R. J. Brown, Cleveland Law, B. P. Arnold, P. D. Proctor "Offices Contractor" Rev. C. W. Abington Angie Hampton, Edgar Jackson at "News Eat Shop," John Andrew Wilhorgan, Henry Bradley, A. W. Washington and James Green Builder's Issue Banders and Website Marshall came up from Perris last Monday for a special conference with Supreme President looking to ward a greater effort to be put forward at Perris. Texas: Alice Price and Catherine: Len are added to the army by Supreme. Disclosed: Pinney out at "Innaborn, Texas" Deputy Cash reports prospects at Hillville. The Progressive Baptist Church out at southeast Dallas near Rorlung Avenue, pastored by Rev. Whiteside, was the scene of a very ```markdown ``` ```markdown ``` The Guesses are coming in. Mail your Guesses to the Guess Editor of this paper and try to win the ```markdown ``` THE WORLD'S MOST WONDROUS RING. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 78. 79. 80. 81. 82. 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97. 98. 99. 100. 0 disconfused. The student doesn't have a word of welcome to the Fraternity will certainly be the Fraternity to insult him. is principal said. Births and Detahs fort put forward by Deputy H. J. Croomes and he received many congratulations upon his success. Delightful refreshments were served and an interesting program rendered. Others taking part in the program were the Rev. Whiteside, Mr. Vickers, Supreme Director Thomas Mrs. Jackson and Ophelia Miller. Deputy Croomes acted as Master of Ceremonies. The keynote of the principle remarks by the Supreme President was the emphasis laid upon the unscrupulous and dishonest and disloyal present day leadership of the Race in nearly all phases of activity, and the suggesting of the many reliefs that may be applied in effecting the necessary changes. An arousing reception was given the speakers of the evening. Van Tervall, 1482 Gould, hoy Cordel Tolell, 1615 Gasson Road, hoy Anohu Fulner, 1312 McKenvie, boy *Death* Layne Fulner, 1312 Corsal Mastie Fulner, 1312 Colonial. Jordan Ruffin, Longview, Texas. Frank Jones, 1439 Camp. Frank Jones, B College William Hill, Jacksonville. C & S, Scott, Jacksonville. M. J. W. Morton of San An- nue, Calif., was the host of the stire 146th Few Day event to the shrine on Friday. The attire was the waist of 36.5 inches. O. Curtis, 1611 Dress - Street. J. W. Morton, 1611 Dress - Street. Miss Lola, Cowens, and Mr. Johnson of Miss Lola, were most likely Sunday in West Worth. Miss Cowens was accompanied to Fort Worth by her aunt. Fort Worth by her aunt. NEAR CRAZY FROM BACKACHE? Principal Rhoads Announces Schedule of Opening New Term "Freshmen Not to be Initiated He Said" Johnson's Red Cross Kidney Platter his alive. Sue Rubel, Sunny the moment you apply a Johnson's Red Cross Kidney Platter over the Warming, soothing, this old relic of comfort drives tight away the sharp arm and the back, supports and gives the weak back a rest. It also helps with arm pain. For quick relief, apply a few drops of Jamaica Red Cream Kinney Painkiller. All druggists soil them. The Second term of school year will begin Monday, January 31. During the first two days, Mon- day, January 31, students enrolled and califed in the CARD OF THANKS we will be to thank our many friends, family and sympathy throughout 4A% kindness and sympathy throughout 3A% and brother, Mr. Richard Lee, who 3A% also for the beautiful flowers 3A% also for the beautiful flowers Monday, January 5 8:50 a. m. a. m. 11:20 a. m. 11:20 a. m. 11:20 a. m. MRE. T. A. LEE. Mother. MRE. M. L. GRACE. MR. V. K. LEE. MARSHALL The memorial, Texas, Jan. 25. The Rev. Dr. Robert Adams, of Mr. and Mrs. Adam, of Mr. and Mrs. Adam, shipped hours for burial, from the cemetery to the church, accompanied by his sister, Mr. Adams. The funeral was conducted in the church, and the memorial of M. K. Mendistotis, to whom he lost his life, mother, son, two sisters, and two brothers. "The custom of strapping the boys" and "waiting the girls" is altogether out of place and will CLASSIFIED ADS WANTED — A young woman to be the light house work. refresher. Write Dallas Express and AGENT WANTED — ask Dr. Lincoln's Keep Straight Hair Dresser, for 100 dollars, dozen. Write, for free examples. Dr. Linn Med- ical School, Dallas, Dallas, Texas. We Trade For CHICAGO PROPERTY We own and control, first-class residents of the Hospital, in the first locations in Chicago, which we are used to trade at a reasonable price for the same form as to the same items in the same area, either almost or less of the property of every kind, even if you the most kind of bargain for you the first kind of bargain for you the second kind of bargain for you the second. Please sell and see us to the ALLX MISNO and COMPANY. Room FUL, Metropolitan Hage, 121 N. La Salle St., Chicago, 111. Phone: 2310. AGENTS WANTED Agents New Plan Making it easy to earn $50.00 to $100.00 weekly, selling shirts direct to wearer. No capital or experience needed. Representat a real manufacturer. Write for FREE MASPIER, Madison, Saint Markers, 902 Brown, New York. 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E. and M. A. E. M. Zion Church, B. A. W. Abingdon, J. A. James A. M. E. and M. A. E. M. Zion Church) overn. **Boston Celtics** **Boston Celtics** The Sunday School teachers and workers had a meeting last Tuesday. The good members and pastors had a great day in Zion in the rally for 1527. Mr. H. J. H. quarterly meeting, Fev. P. D. WII, left for Mineral Lake, Texas. The dawn pour of rain, ice, elst and cold marked the day for the quarterly meeting. Dr. P. E. Womack and his good members made the meeting a success. Rev. W. A. Carr is a good pastor, a reptent worthy of his steal, he can be trusted anywhere and at any time. He is a careful pastor and one who knows no failure. Next Sunday we will be at St. Paul, South Dallas, Dr. P. E. Womack, pastor. The preiding elder will preach at 11 a.m., and on inapling operation as his head. Sundy School met at 9:30, with assistant Sunt, presiding. 11-A. 24-Sermon to the pastor subject "The Christian use of the little" Pastor Winn has caused wonderful progress in the church. Many visitors were present Sunday. 2-5th-Men's meeting. 2-3rd-IL Y. P. U. rendered a preferred program under the ausvlies of Ever True Section. THE CHRISTIAN OVERCOMING TEAMATION, LUKE 40-131 CORRESPONDENT, 18. GOLDEN TEAM IN THAT HE HIMSELF SUPPER-BEING TEMPED. HE IS ANALYSIS TO SUCCUR THEM THAT ARE TEMPED. HEHREWS SINS. I. Vine! says: "At some point in the mountain, we do not think a good one of the top of the mountain. We do not think a physical beyond the reach of temptation." "Wherefore let him think in the state of the power of mighty suggestion, skillfully appealing to those elements in the human nature of our Lord, first to appetite, then to draft His angel to origin of the being, who attempts The Lord's temptation seems to fazis days and forty nights, a little more attractive—the devilian and the man who's a good man, who, and have been arranged just after the rather than deny, their Lord. ' I am the Junior Church is in charge of the power over men and the forces of His Son after His baptism by John. ' some PRACTICAL LESSONS — it's a part of the world. To say that Mr. If all once lead by the spirit in. — I every Christian must be tested. Just so the bridge, spanning the line, has a hard name. The old writers differ as to the duration the great rivers which divide the conference the children. It is so much better to keep them in the city. The men were, who went to Master's struggle began as soon as he with the mighty leads of humanism, who came they have got said, an�nenswens, for the and then a further influence engages limited through the period he re-created great ocean liner is tested to the end of the period. The ship's screw and bolt before it. It is as wisty the history of human-children that the tern can emerge at the close of his long fast, when he old ocean to see if she can stand first, between the ages one is supposed to have scripted hacking. From it to face the long fabled tempesta. THE MASTER ad hoc. folks were jumping alarm. O.L. Lily young rep- opulation. We were in cust-men. They entered the business until the alder rose DO THIS: Go to your dwelling and ask for Nelson's Hair Dressing and Nelson's Scalp and Hair Cleaner. (Nelson's hair company is located in a private board box. You can also dressee.) Then apply Nelson's Hair Dressing on directed. Brush the hair vigorously and smooth before you know it your hair will be long, smooth and sleek. You can arrange it any way you like. It will glow with beauty. If your dressee cannot supply you send us fifty coins in cones and we will mail you both preparations by return mail. NELSON MANUFACTURING CO. Reynolds, Va. m, Dr. C, L. Morgan at 3 p. m. and m, Dr. C, Morgan at 4 p. m. All are at 4 p. m. 1300 A. M. Sunday School Brother M. McKinley, Supt. 1107 A. M. Preaching The Junior Choir furnished music 1:00 P.M. Junior Uber Board, Miss M. E. Daniels, president P.M. Recreation hour 5:00 P.M.,敦卫区 Young People, Enfield, Easter M. P. Smith, president. 5:00 P.M. Announcements by Dro. I. Turks, afterwards prasching Monday—1:30 P.M., Home Mission Society, Sister M. Copfeld, President, 1:30 P.M., League, Tuesday—7:30 P.M., Y.W. A. and Y.N.A Brother W. Smith and Sister J. Dooley presidents. Junior Choir released: 1:12 Wednesday—7:30 P.M., General Prayer meeting Thursday—7:30 Senior Choir Rehearsal. Friday—7:30, Teachers meeting Annex Ranker Fisher Board with Rev. Lewis Andrew General teachers and Brother James Andrew, Chairman of the Teacher Board. Saturday—7:30, Bossed meeting Rev. B. G. Goster, pastor. TALES VANN-MILL, CITY Sunday School opened on time with Supt. and teachers present. After devotional service, Rev. M. M. has preached a wonderful sermon. R. T. P. M. opened at the usual hour with the president presiding Program rendered by group No. 5. He was employed in the past presided on. Inspiring sermon. Rev. P. M. Mitchell, pastor. PEOPLE'S CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Metropolitan and Roberta Streets, Wheatley Place, Rev. B, P. White Pastor. The church with its friends in the community is offering special services by which its new poster is being introduced and we are welcoming them on Tuesday and will close Sunday night with a R. different song. We are also hosting Rev. L.-R. Maye pastor Pipmouw Church, Warwick City, Rev. W. L.-R. Maye pastor Pipmouw Church, Warwick City, Rev. W. L.-R. Maye pastor Pipmouw C. Lott, Mt. Rose Baptist Church and Rev. C. W. Abington, St. James Church. On Sunday afternoon at 2 P.O.Cell Dr. Thomas, A. Harper, pastor C.M. Dr. Thomas, A. Harper, pastor C.M. The speaker. The pastor will念慈 the pulpit moment and might "The Folly of Attempting to Live by Bread Alone," and at 1 P.O.Cell Dr. Thomas, A. Harper, pastor C.M. "Giving Christ the pre-eminence," Sunday School School, Brownsville, 8200 P.M. M. H. E. Young, Sunday School School. SPARKS CHAPTER C. M. H. CHURCH Sunday School was opened at 10 a.m. on April 16, one hour at 10 a.m. Rev. E. G. Allen presided a noble sermon. Dr. W. McKinney will speak our brother churches are invited to hear Him. Rev. E. G. Allen given in the half of the Stewardess Board, J. at Mt. Miller's Lamar Street was a. A class of young men has planned to enthrall the Sunday school students in the month of February. A. Box or Tuxedo dinner will be held at the Supervisor of Mrs. C. H. Johnson, 1250 P.M. St. Saturday. The Sunday School teachers and workers had a meeting Tuesday night at 1227 Mt. H. Johnson left for Mineral Well, Texas. FT.WORTH M. C. W. Kind of Tearfall Ave. entertained the Young Marrons and Mala Club with a beautiful buffet dinner. The kitchen was home to beautiful decorated. The sunchest table was covered with a fine tablecloth and beadle, the place cards and mints also being the minor Rows. The kitchen was a soft glow of light over the setting. Those present were Marianne, L. M. Moosy, J. W. Sime, M. L. Moosy, J. W. Sime, Micee Blocks Lillian Olive, Katherine 7:40- Twilight musical by choir and orchestra. 8:00 P.M.—Bermud by pastor, Morning Chapel Sunday School was wonderfully attended. The 16 o'clock service were very inspiring. The preacher preached a war darful sermon. A number of members were reported sick. A silver offering Enquêt will be given Tuesday night, Jan. 28, under the auspices of the Stewardess Boast No. 2, honoring Dr. Jno. W. McKinsey, D.D., L.L.D., Rev. J. W. Mountain. Presiding Elder, Rev. J. R. Stark, editor Western Index Rev. G. A Simpson, pastor. A program will be rendered. Music will be furnished by the quartette. Special music by Morning Chapel Orchestra. Greater St. James B. C. Sunday School opened at 9:15 with all teachers and officers present. The Dept. is up again. 11:20 A.M.—Bormon by the pastor, subject. Prayer in the Christian Life. A lovely gyrmon was delivered. 2:30 P.M.—Men's meeting. 2:30 Co-operation meeting. The lesson was beautifully taught Brother Win. Pucker sang a lovely note. 8. P.M.—Rev. Harris preached an inspiring sermon. The pastors subject for Sunday night. Jan. 20th "Spot Light Dance at Dreamland Hall." N. Y. WORLD CALLS LYNCHING "THE BLOT ON THE SONTH" NEW YORK, N. Y., J. 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