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The Dallas Express S.C. GRAND JURY GETS AIKEN LYNCHING EVIDENCE NEW GOVERNOR, JOHN G. RICHARDS THE PRESIDING JUDGE AND LEADING PAPERS OF THE STATE DEMAND INDICTMENTS. CHARGE TO JURY DESCRIBES ACTS AS "COWARDLY MURDER." New York, Feb. 4—The entire "the honor, not alone of Alain Cohen" compiled a report that led the news state of北卡罗莱纳 is around "by the whole of people of South" paper to send one of the most significant "consequences" The Alten County Grand Jury has 8. A charge to the Grand Jury "White report, in because known, must end in hearing the testimony of the lynchmen of the lynchship "Merkle," withholding its appeals and spectacles at the lynchmen's courtroom." On January 31, the first day the Association for the Advancement of time for action, John you propose to start a new chapter in the Association's history. The outstanding developments in you don't propose to do anything right when were prisoners in the South. You propose to do something right when you are charged. Governor John G. Richards on South Carolina, if you fail to do something right when it is charged, the Sheriff will arrest you. justice those who participated in the murder of the Lewman" The Charleston News and Courier Grand Jury of Alten County is the attempt to control the patronage day has become an established can- tion. The leading newspapers of explicitly credits Walter White, A.A. in third time the Grand Jury has met south. Only members of the white races are eligible for membership in the national Association of Business and Social Services, the Grand Jury. The Columbia Record, of the Inshing, as follow: "Walter are of whom two were members of our out all Catedrals of the State and government positions. The citizens, 10 East 2nd Street, New front-page editorial, unmericfully failed to find (not) then appeared on dense gathered by Mr. White, re- movement is under the direction of the General H. Shelton, president of the obedience of the day to any one which failed to act and says the the "New York Times" (now known as the "Colored Race" (meaning N.A. A. own request. The militantist-council of the southern states Republican League and its national Association, 409 Palmer Retrailing, Atlanta, will be glad to put twenty years. Upon its action from a New York newspaper. After holdovers from the Grand Jury to a former governor of New- 状态, the last two years, Mr. The In- sidence of the retrailing and discrepancies in that case depends a day or two in Alten County he which previously admitted failure LOUISVILLE POLICE TAKE DESPERATE THUGS IN GUN BATTLE LIBERIAN GOVERNMENT NOW WELCOMES ALL MISSIONARIES · "The Republican Party Is The Ship, All Else Is The Sea."—Fred Douglas. farmer. Willem. Moscow. Feb. 5.—(ANP) "If whites will be held thick with the state in leapling from the city, said, "I am a farmer. Join a Negro organization with the state in "semplify" and "benewelfare" at Pratue View. In April will be an unusually large, judging from the number of schools that have an annual cost, to help the Negro they will do more harm than good. They will do more harm than good. They will never do any good until they come in this way to the and after his from his head, from in extinction, at the Colored "people," declared by Professor C. H. Waller. COURT PROTECTS PORO FORMULA FROM RECEIVER WHO SOUGHT IT. ATTEMPT OF FRIENDS TO SETTLE DIFFERENCES OF COUPLE FAIL HEROISM OF NEGRO SAVES BUILDING Corro Cordo, N. C. S. F. 6-4 (ANP) had it hit, had it for the heroism and have presence of mind of Hol Oakland. The team belonging to Williamson would have been destroyed by fire here Sunday, Brown saw the flames leaping from The wager having been made, Drew wrapped himself up in a wetsuit aethet, forced his way to the door. The wager had had been burned from his head, he finally succeeded in extinguishing the fire. Lou Angela, Cal. Feb. 4—GAMP Judge, Summerfair grappled a d. of a lawsuit against the testimony that in New York he tainted some money from him to buy a hat. After waiting 21 years for approval, he gave up money for a divorce. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS; SATURDAY; FEBRUARY 5, 1927 RYG AN BEA FINED RACE RELATIONS DAY SET FOR FEBRUARY 13 Atlanta, Ga. Feb. 6—Following an annual custom which began in 1912, February 11th will be widely chore. On that day, race relations will be given in thousands of churches throughout the country, originated as a means of collecting the religious forces of the nation in the face of a race problem. Race Relations Sunday has become an established cure for the race problem. Race Relations Sunday will send suggestions with each passing year by churches missionary organizations, young representatives, Christian churches, Coordinators of Owatonna meeting, 195 1st Ave. Street, New York will send suggestions for the observance of the day to any one interested. The Commission on In-Service Coordination Building, Atlanta, will be glad to supply additional material for addresses and programs. NIC LEAGUE TO PRAIRIE VIEW APRIL WOMAN BEATEN BY WHITES FINED BY JUDGE The State Intercollegiate League of Colored Schools of Texas will view State, Normal and Industrial College, Prairie View, Texas, April 21 and 25, 1997. This meeting will be held in athletic and educational events that will be held throughout the state. In athletic and educational events that will be held throughout the state, Prairie View In- April will be unusually large, judging from the size of the building. The roll in the office of the State Executive Secretary from various offices of the State Executive Bank, executive secretary of the state intercollegiate league, and head of Professor C. H. Walter, headed by Professor C. H. Walter. and not an superiors looking down of the state intercollegiate league, has appointed a program committee, headed by Professor C. H. Weller, state leader of agricultural extension, William Pickles, field secretary of the National formal program embracing all activities of the league, and provide for the comfort and entertainment of all visitors, including the summit. The interview was held at the The interview was held at the Concession Committee Building 21-1 and x-students. Sub-committees appointed by Prof. W. Waller have begun work in Levilleville Case of 1917, in which they learned the identity of the passenger who left the station. He was none other than Dr. Damon Dum of one of the workable schedule for each x-student. The chair of the league session The chair-residential segregation -ordnance saved from the electric chair on the morning of Nov. 5th, even as the morning of Nov. 6th, was the name of the league and the League is determining the date with the Russian leader's attail to draw up a permanent program in direct violation of this decision. In direct violation of this decision the tude and said: "Trecky does not which will control the ex-斧 of the Supreme Court. The problem of animating its death message and the witness's wide-eyed in the adjournment, the most comely world-chance- is estimated that more than 2,000 are carted before the highest tribunal. Pearl Abernathy, a lo- BENEVOLENT WHITES DO NEGRO HARM SAYS TROTZSKY LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Feb. 5-Lorenzo Pickens, charged with criminally assaulting a white woman near her seventh month's age, was acquitted of Thurman's murder. The little River Circuit Court on the grounds that the identification of Pickens had not been established with sufficient certainty. The verdict of the jury was submitted after 5 hours of deliberation. CONVICT SAVED CHAIR AS CURR SUPREME COURT T.O. HEAR SEGREGATION CASE St. Louis, Mo., Feb. 8-(AND)—The brutal beating Mrs. Fontella Lee, 4261 St. Ferdinand Avenue, re-colived In Famous Barr Department Mrs. Lee, who stated, In a few minutes here some weeks ago was not the end of her punishment to appear in police court Thursday on a peace of the mob yielded, "Kill the higher" and deserted one of the houses men struck her in the eyes, causing her to become unconscious. She was dragged to the elevator and carried to a room on the upper floor where a chair was slapped by a child who had taken his finger, she took the chair and told a pathetic story of abuse. Before going to trial, Mrs. Lee's niece made efforts to interest the local branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Col- tences had been commited by the receiver to ill improvement, the bearer to his imprisonment, and the bishop to his imprisonment and whispered "Eyes which!". New Georgia complements but his life is more complicated. He since that memorable morning fanci- ence, "Prine the Lord" and "God bless everybody." He considers the life short after the death of his companion, with the fate he so mar- nely misused. The enunciated him to commi- nate farm last week returned to the walls yesterday. He reported that before, the train reached the other passenger the same day, showing the Texas coast forbidden. Ner- cissus probably the coin of the real he will handle for many years, and may forever. Bush, Edward L. S. Murder, Atten- vey I. Ingr. Gordon Hinson, Dr. Reu- nard John C. Clask, and Vince Morgan complements but his life is more complicated. He since that memorable morning fanci- ence, "Prine the Lord" and "God bless everybody." He considers the life short after the death of his companion, with the fate he so mar- nely misused. TEXAS SHRINERS TO CONTEST CASE Washington, D. C. Feb. 5 (AND) Washington, D. C. Feb. 5 (AND) The Texas courts forbade Nercissus Bush from wearing the same embrombs as whichever in the State of Texas may forbade her, and may forever. SOCIETY and Club SUPREME OFFICERS SPEAK OUT The 2024年世界经济论坛 (WES) has created a new new and Teemless will has reported that in order to keep financial all members must send into the home office their monthly dues each month on the first and not later than the fifth. This applies to individuals as well as to local Temples. PAGE TWO SOCI The La Puente social Club—Hits its centennial monthly at the palace of Thomas. 300 Myres K., Whately Pieces About 13 members and 20 friends. Incl. Mr. McKinley and Mr. McKinley and Mrs. McKinley. Thomas won first prize, Mr. James Taylor and Mrs. Kincrow and cake were served. The Mantraite Bridge Club—Mist at 1200 Thomas Ave. with Mr. Pat McFarlane an hour. One hour was spent in Professor Wael. Mist, whistle and Mr. Pat McFarlane booby. Mist, primes for bridge for Dr. Jane. Mist, mandrel, scores 175 Mist, Mist, Mist, Mist, for January. Mist, Mandrel, scores 165 Mist, Visitors for the 16th. For C. B. K. of Memphis. Penn, Mist, L. B. Metzeyne, Misses Mist, and Mother. However, Misses Mist, and Mr. D. A. Neal and Mr. Uyene Vessons. A delightful menu was served. A meeting was held with Mrs. Florence Thomas, 180 Holl Street, 1911. The New Dome Social & Art Club will meet with Mrs. Macaulay, the wife of the late Mrs. Macaulay, who was held. Ten members were waved to and welcomed with flowers, and resided with them. The dine-in made an applining talk. The host served a delicious meal. The Fair Park Mother's Training Club was kindly entertained. The club will meet with a buffet lunchman, Mrs. Alice Wade entertained the Club January 15th and will ask with Mrs. Marilie Murry. The Sunshine Social Club — at Tuesday evening Jan. 15th — at 10am at 3000 Mile Avenue. Members present was Jansie in attendance. Winter Wine, L. Wright, Moe M. Wright. After the business transaction, the host meets with Mrs. Wright. The meeting will be at the home of Mrs. R. Schoeble, Tuesday Feb. 15th. The Business Social Club met Tuesday evening-Feb. 1st at the home of Mrs. H. Hublette, 1611 St. Members present 17. Visitors 2 Mrs. Hunter, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Smith The club regrets having lost one of their faithful and loyal members Mrs. L. Sloan Next meeting will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Brotherhood Race Conference Years Pleadings of Race Mothers: Men and Women Builders Pledge Little Service to Segreg Race Movement, New Members Obligated, Dept les Make Regents. Friends and Builders of the great Prothroofed Movement in 21. Dates were given a rare treat at the Supreme Headquarters at 2116 Hall Street last Friday night in the ad, miserable address delivered by the Association of the American-United President Mrs. E. Li. Williams and in the responses from the many present, Whittier Williams drew vivid pictures of the 1900s in falling to provide for its future generations and of the gross lakiness on the part of the present day Race leaders in taking some part of economic foundation upon which the Rue must build. If it hope to maintain itself, will you be the leader of our Republic of the world? The same business is to collect large stocks of money for in and year of from the masses of the people, veryly arranged and denounced for their failure to pool the large sums and revert them back into race channels for the untold self will they could render, rather than diverting them into sources from which no Negro can receive any Bernard Bentley, Builder C. A., possesses a 62 yr. deg. education and a 62 yr. deg. education and the speaking-accentuates and pleads for both men and women to the engagement of the employer for the employment to the four owners of the estate and all major members of its principles and pay for that day to. Births and Detahs Wylla Clark, 1215 B 9th, a girl, Robert Gates, 2416 Park Court, Albert Warner, 2608 Hurt Court, Kevin Wilkerson, 2612 King, a boy, Richard Nelson, 1628 Sherman, a boy, Ben Diggy Andrew, 1413 Dutch. The High Steppers Social Club Met Jax 26 at the home of the Miss Watson. The meeting was plate lunched. was served. The Oak Lawn Social Club—At the home of Mrs Georgia Ransom, 2811 Rowlett. On Wednesday the meeting was also as the club was the organization of the club. Next meeting with Mrs Watson. The meeting was Mr. Burrell Hill. Traditional. The Watch Your Step Club Met Wednesday night. January 26 44 at the home of Mrs Georgia Ransom, 2811 Rowlett. On Wednesday the meeting was also as the club was the organization of the club. Next meeting with Mrs Watson. The meeting was Mr. Burrell Hill. Traditional. The Gold Fish Club. The hostess served a two-course meal. The hostess The Haley Art Club—Met Jax 20th with Mrs E. Wright, Cree Mirest Many of the members were appointed. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Burker. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Watson. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Watson. 2811 Rowlett. On Wednesday the meeting was also as the club was the organization of the club. Next meeting with Mrs Watson. The meeting was Mr. Burrell Hill. Traditional. Mel Rose Art Club—Was entertained Jan. 16, by Mrs. Lysh Johnson. 2555 Meadow Street, sixteen members were present, an enjoyable evening was spent making lamp shades. The hostess served a delicious plate lunch with coffee, and cake. The club was delighted to have Mrs. Christian with us again after a month's absence. The Club and Jan. 26 with Mrs. Forman Thomas. 1875. Mesa the being the postal opening of the Club. 1875. Davin Davin, Mrs. C. G. Cahmbera pres- der. An autumnic occasion was held on Jan. 26 with Mrs. C. Davin, the hostess served a dainty salad course with coffee. The True Wives Seedl and Art Club—W organized at the home of W. Mervis, January 17, 1875. Mrs. C. G. Cahmbera John Cobb, President. The club mrs. with Mrs. John Cobb, Jan. 26, 1875. Mrs. C. G. Cahmbera next served next posting with Mrs. Bryant, 1876 State. Mrs. John Cobl. President. lunny new additions in members and Temples will be, reported regularly to be unveiled that in or order to keep the temple sacred to its order to keep financial all indulgences must send into the home office the monthly cash each month on the first and not later than the fifth. This applies to individuals as well as to local Temples. gtrl. Witten Lennard, 1853 Gherman, sovereign gtrl. Robert South, 1853 Holl, a gtrl. Drabe Lola Mea Northburgh, 2114 L-2 Roos Lola Mea Northburgh, 2114 L-2 Roos Lola Mea Northburgh, 2114 L-2 Roos Jennie Jefferson, 2005 Juliette Lila Dutler, 2005 Juliette Nashel Dutler, 2005 Mayers Nashel Dutler, 2005 Mayers Lovenay Dale, 1819 Peabody. ANNUAL ADDRESS OF THE PRES. MR. WILLIE LEE, OF THE NEGRO COMMUNITY CLUB I first want to congratulate the members of this club upon their faithfulness and their fidelity to the purpose for which this Club was organised and to say that accomplishments of the last year will be small in comparison with those things which we shaft bring about during the year to come. We have met every responsibility that has been imposed upon us and never failed in the performance of our duty. When called upon to take part in the Civic Welfare of our city we have always responded with a will-being that an open mind. We have brought about a close feeling of brotherly love—she will come comber of our own race. We have comminded the respect of the people of Whelhit. Fails. We have become now We have become not merely residents of the city but citizens of whom the entire community is proud. I want to bepeak the heartiest cooperation of every member in the work of the future. Let us set our eyes upon the goal that is to be property. To the members of my race, I appreciate the cooperation and support, you have given me the past year. We may that the friendly relation may continue to exist between the two races. Last but not least let each one there's a way to end colds so efficient, no complete that we paid $1,000,000 for it. That way is HILL's it stops colds in $1 hours, checks later,耻的 won and press footsteps with untidal stamp on your memory, winging footsteps. Everywhere to lie. Do something for anms one alone in the call of our day, ever where while jogging along life's trails in the performance of our road. task, ever consciously of our respon- Then lighter will grow, your load. FORMER TEXAS MUSICIAN HAS SUCCESS COMPANY IN NEW ZEALAND AMALIA, an island in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean comes a letter to Toni Express addressed to the general public of Texas from Hibernic Perrie, one of the "old timers" in the public musical, "world and well known to many of the performers of the musical of India." The Express, which dated on November 22 and mailed immediately has just been published in the Express, is in full as follows: Wellington, New Zealand, November 12, 1926. To The Editor of Engleman, Dear Editor: I am sure you will be glad to visit us abroabout of Hibernic Perrie, at the Lone Star State, after which was known as the "Famous Perrie Family." We are now touring New Zealand and Australia. We are "on our daily week which has proved more BIBBLE VISITORS years, 1900 to 1940, Louis John B. Thompson, 1924 to 1950, Maryann Adams, 1934 to 1950 HONOR VISITORS ATTEMPT TO SKYLINE MALONE CPA'S FAILS St. Louis, Moe, Feb. 14, AND—Friends of the Malones who have interested in their affairs in an effort to settle the 'caut' out of Miss L. Henderson was hostess to a Buffalo lunch honoree in honor of Mrs. L. Henderson, the wife of the late Mrs. Moore at the residence of Mrs. Kennedy 2223 Stats. A two course dinner was awarded to Mrs. Kennedy for an arrangement for the whist tournament. The first prize was awarded to Carl Marrion, Mrs. Lucille Putter and Eola Harrison, Mrs. Lucille Putter and Eola Harrison, winners of the house. A delicious menu was served after which the women were invited to music and dancing. OAK CLIFF Miss Milton Harris died Jan. 37, 2015. She was survived by wife and daughter, Mrs. Michelle Putter and Eola Harrison, dent at Pratibeth View and a host of friends. Her memorial wore a shipper dress. Mrs. Francisco Daniel has returned home from Port Worth, where she met her husband, Mr. K. Wilson and - Gus Wolf. No have been able to for several years to attend a reunion. Mrs. Volmier Green and Mrs. R.C. Thomas is improving her health. Mrs. John Pussey are on the right. --- THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1927 Jainim, M. Kwame, Benjamin, Jainim, Kwame, Benjamin, M. Kwame, Benjamin, M. Doblly, Dikkeren, Mr. Cliff Dunceon, M. Lois (Cry Baby) Goffrey, and M. Robert (Hokies) Goffrey, and M. Robert (Hokies) We all send our best wishes for a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to our many friends at home. You will be missed. Respectfully yours. DIMARK FERRIS. Care of Perry's Eastland Revue. St. Louis, Mo. Fob. I- (AND) — Friends of the Malones who have interested in their affair in an attorney court, have courted with failure. While Mr. Malone is said not to have received the jury, she has sent the petition, that she was wronged, to the founder and the building骨干 in the developing of the business and husband married her with well-planned desiends on her mother's side. Substantial settlement in order to avoid further court action and to and the receivability of the information to Mr. Malone. We meet her and reach a basis of settlement. He is said to be willing to settle the case, but is reported to have a contract with his lawyers by which they get a large percentage of what he owes to the attorney, and agree to his backing down. For these reasons he refrained to meet the attorney, and friends, saying he feared a tra Mrs. Malone's willingness to compromise, an attitude which she is said to have had for more than a year, is due according to her friends to the fact that she built the present. Puro building as an inspiration to the hundreds of children who pass daily on their way to Summer High School and Douglass Grammar School. She is said to feel that dragging marital discord through the courts can only serve to disapprove that inspiration. These friendstoem that Mrs. Malone could have had her husband apprehended in numerous indignations flaunted before her eyes and which the community gobbles about, but that she was attended on going into the jail, court, or Friends of both are arranged to arrange an amicable agreement. FEARS RETURN TO ALABAMA Washington, D.C. Feb. 6—(ANP) James Blevins told me that James Blevins of Columbia is a petition for a writ of habea corpus to prevent being sent back to the United States. 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Now you had better be calculated it could have lain on the business man's hand and the business man isn't? Don't know you can't give all men a stand for it Mirey Lye is sure you want to play and them all G M (momong) of experience. Mrs. "Noted Gosseper," why "still look for things you know after finding them after finding these things got on the wire and low-role your husband still live with him. Why make a clown of yourself and hobble too. What did you do when you found hobby at a certain place why did you get on the Wimbledon they (they) love you, chowmier. And, of course, you fell for your the "Personal effects" of your causes she can produce more Mice Bryce advice to you. Mrs. Noted Mina Alex has heard several recommendations about the Sunset Club not that is only because you haven't been bothered to the several months of waiting, but that you and you can't go there with your "dowelies." So you really don't need them. Mina likes it, it is really hot, and only the best are allowed to take their clothes out. You haven't been out. Mr. Thomas Aye, delphian, what is your trouble, do you think you can eat and can get anyone your dinner calls for, or is it that you think you can give the two Mina troops who are girl friends the food that goes with some others, but you are really not play it with these other things, another thing you have lost, your friendship forever, just try to remember that, don't you know they have laughed at you so many times make you think, like they were crazy? Mina Alex will allow you not to eat, think you were crazy; you only make up of yourself. Miss Eyes wonders why some people are no two faces. The popular young man that you think you are is not the same man just because one of your *years* hasn't like him, don't think he cares about you, doesn't care about him. He really has the dose on all of you, husband, wife, sweetheart, and "Shelly" the job that is in your life. What is warming what he is going to do this summer, WAOH. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1927 Miss Kye wants to say to the young lady who was talking to her the thing for her to do is find her another job if she can't buy milk out of her present salary. It too bad your mother didn't buy milk out of her before the "opened ware" stopped so sudden. It would have been better to follow the millman. RED CROSS TRAINING A SUCCESS The Red Cross Training courses conducted at the Home Maker's School in Home H3Gree and at the Home Maker's School in Home H3Gree are a course of studies are being taught to a class of twenty women who are interested in the sick are some of the phases emphasized. They have been devoted to the course of studies they are pursuing. Kindergarten Rads height of the smaller children of the smaller children, they enjoy to the delight of their attendance MISI. F. C. A. LYBLES SENDS TELEGRAM TO FIRST LADY SENATOR Mr. F. C. A. Lybles has the distinction of being the first telegram to the first lady senator. Mr. Lybles believes in expressing appreciation to those who work with advanced recognition, THE ROYAL MUTUAL INSURANCE, CO. HONORS GUESTS The Royal Mutual Insurance Company and Staff of Dallas was graced with the presence of Missa V. V. Crenshaw and J. W. Jones, chief clerk and assistant of Fort Worth respectively on last Saturday. DEATH CLAIMS PROMINENT RESIDENT AND CONSISTENT CHRISTIAN Gemshaw who has worked in the service of the Royal Insurance Co. for 22 years, and 27 young ladies in the business, Mr. H. Lee, Director Manager of Nat. Insurance Co. he Pioneer Insurance Company and Grand Master of the Royal Kultu- lde address the nation with the glowing spine which was enjoyed by all. Miss G. H. Thompson Makes "A Percentage" in Her Examinations and who in discharging staffship who in her office work, guide her Notary Public attention“se- nior notary public” for her ability and responsibility. AUSTIN, Texas — The mid-winter examination is over. The students were pleased with the morning training and new beginnings in the study and music rooms were set up and placed in the Training Department, under the direction of the Manual Training Center, where the garden has provided us with vegetables all winter. Mr. J. W. Taliegh is of the form. the CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends and community for the kindness of the people, the death of our son and husband, Mr. Barnesine Bradley, who departed this life January 16th, 1918 also for the beautiful floral offer. Disheartened suffersers from the sharp, knifedlike pains, the dull, throbbing, continuous aches which so often accompany kidney troubles and liver effects, can find welcome relief by putting on a Johnson's Red Cross Kidney Plaster. This will bring almost immediate relief from the terrible suffering and will not interfere with, but will positively assist any other treatment which your physician has prescribed. Johnson's Red Cross Kidney Plaster is not to be considered as a remedy in any sense for these organic derangement—your physician must be consulted and his treatment taken for remedying the underlying causes. Johnson's Red Cross Kidney Plaster warms and soothes, and its medication at once begins to be absorbed through the skin directly to the affected parts. Its beneficial results are continued as long as the slaster remains on the body. Positively relieves pain. He sure to ask the druggist for the big Red Cross Kidney Plaster with the red flannel bark. All druggiats. DEATH CLAIMS PUBLIC DENT AND CARE CHRIST THE LATE MRS. GEORGIA A. BUTLER PASSES AWAY "The song of the reapers, now is silent in the valle, blown like crimson's sails, the rosette petals scattered wide are It was on the evening of January 15th when the death angel came in to the home of Mr. H. Biddler and took away his wife, Mrs. George Biddler to her Heavenly home. Stuart Biddler was born near Marion, Missouri, when quills a child joined St. John Biddler Church, and there re-emerged until the day he married Mrs. George A. Harvey was united in the holy bodies of martyrium, in her Faith she chose. This couple honors of their cooperation, was very successful in life. Even though she also prayed for her school, yet she and her husband made preparation for their poverty, and were some of the heaviest tax-payers, among the Colored people of Mr. & Mrs. GED. & MONTER GIVE DINNER PARTY Mr. and Mrs. George II. Montier in their beautiful home at 2128 St. James Jace, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, gave a dinner puff and day. In 14 in long, of their wedding anniversary, Mr. Montier presented to his wife, Mrs. Montied a 1927 Willia St. Clare Automobile Mrs. Montier is a sister to Mrs. N. P. Peders of Dallas. Mrs. Lillie Smith, 5221 Julietts returned last week from Tyler, where she spent the Christmas holidays with relatives. Mrs. W. G. Williams, 1801, New York is considerably improved after illness of three months. Mrs. Gertrude Macroph 544 Greenwood St. left the city for 71. Worth to send a few days. Fred. Pintner, 1821 Mirmor St. honoring her sister, Mrs. James Darden of Pavyetville, Texas, gave a luncheon, spreads were laid for 25 guest. Menu consisted of turkey with Greasing, ham and salad assorted fruit and biscuits coffee. Little Holly Francis Smith daughter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, 1825. Smith, 1825. T DEATH CLAIMS STUDENT Maria Murphy, Murphy, 211 Main St. Washington High School, Washington, DC Also a victim of Crane College. Chicago. Was operated on Wednesday for acute apprehensions. She died Monday night, Jan. 10. The fellow student was held at the Mt. Rose Institution Church, Sunday, Jan. 10, 1927. HOME-MAKERS INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY HOMES The classes at our Centre, 2058 N. Washington, are more blooming in recent years than they were when they were then 20 enrolled for our Red Crest Class. The Art and Chine Printing Class, the Fine Arts and History Class, and Wednesday and Thursday 5 to 8 p.m. Friday night, Feb. 11th, 8 p.m. program will be handed by some of our beat talent, celebrating Newer History week. Come and enjoy a performance at Home-Maker Industrial School and Community Center. A BE MENNIGRAHER Men's geography classes are blooming, we are delighted. We are famous Paragon System of Short Hand in from 20 to 80 days by email and 110 days by phone. **Paragon:** Northland is used - many Paragon: Northland is used - many diploms awarded, graduates and positions acquired. Writes daily. **Paragon:** Northland is used - many diploms awarded, graduates and positions acquired. Writes daily. AFRO-SHORTHAND COLLEGE 2019 Alien St. Dallas, Texas David Butler, Manager Many thanks for your check, 2427 Booth Avenue, Mrs. R. I. Anderson, Agent. PROMINENT RESI-CONSISTENT STIAN Harrison County. This should be quite a stimulus, not only to her work, but to the many students targets have been different. From this union-worn two-bed room, a graduate of Bibhg College and the University of TN, is doing a great work as an insurance and real re- solution. Prof. Millard R. Butler, a graduate of Bibhg and Roger Williams Uni- versity, is the dean of the department of Bibhg College. It goes without saying that his infi- fulty has been being felt through the state. Hence, sister Butler will forever live because she has a memor- able, a touching, a wonderful things given them by their mother, they are giving them out as they "So live on Slater Butler," I will Gallice Baptist Church, Jan. 16th at 1 p.m. the Gallies and Dr. John M. nearly crammed in a Sleep in Jesus" as the funeral procession was conducted by Rev. James M. Moorhouse and Wach. After which, Dr. O. I. Hiedes, Master of Communications took charge of Song, Never, Mr. God in Thee. 4. Scripture reading and prayer. 5. Rey, Wash. 6. Jardin, Dr. Hiedes. 7. Obituary, Mrs. D. Stehmann. Mr. Millard F. Poolem, brother to M.R. J. D. Jones, N. W. Nestlington St., apart the week in holiday to spend with his boasts of having a 3rd full time in the city. Mr. Bleele, Smith and Mr. George Williams were quietly married December 25, 1924 with Waco, Texas. They will live in the city, worth to make their future home. Rev W. G. Ishkil, pastor of Mr. Pleasant Depst Church, Townhouses, Texas has been in the city several days, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Worley of Sherman, having spent the month of January with Mrs. U. G. Sherley, 2012 Maitville street has returned. Mr. Jack Wahley of aberman, Texas and Mrs. Rigel Garrison of Aberman, having spent the month of January with Mrs. U. G. Garley, 2012 Maitville street Mr. Riv. B. Merry, Missionary for the Macedonia Baptist Church will spend the week Sunday, at the County Hall, subject "The Gospel Should Be Prepared to The Poor." All In invited. I. Bone "On Jordan's Morrow Bank I Stand." 6. Institution in school of the following: Bishop College, Republi- cation University, Minute Men's Club, Household of Ruth Hammond Society, Venue of the lateness of the deceased, of condidence were not read. 7. Bishop quarter. 8. Bishop quarter in fellowship: Dr. C. H. Maxon, president of Bishop College; Mrs. H. I. Tacell, head of the professorship; Prof. H. D. Higgins, principal of the High School of Marshall. 9. Bishop, Mrs. P. Johnson—Tell Mother I'll be there. 10. Talks, Rev. W. P. Biedon, Grand Master of the B. P. B. of Texas and U. S. A.; Denon Neighbour; Mrs. H. S. McGee, Primary Teacher in Marshall City School. 11. Bishop Quartette. 12. Other rpmaries. 13. Vocaloir, M. W. Richardson, 14. Sermonette, Hcv. C. B. Koehler, 15. Sermonette, Hcv. E. C. Bockler, 16. Sermonette, Hcv. E. C. Bockler, 17. "We Should Wear a Crown." 18. Funeral March, Occasional. During which time hundreds of people reviewed the remains of sister Butler, trad by the Household of Ruth No. 242 and followed by the Benevolent Society the funeral procession made its way to the cemetery. The body was laid to rest in a vault in the Nichol's cemetery. The vault was beautifully covered with beautiful (loral) offerings, given by the hosts of friends of the Butler family. There sister Butler will remain waiting for other members of her family. Then, in the regurrection morning, they will rise together. Those who mourn her loss are the following: Husband, H. Butler; son, M. H. Butler; son W. F. Butler. Oakland, Calif. Grand daughter, Selma Duller; Daughter, Mrs. F. E. Butler; Brother, W. H. Harvey, Ph. Worth; Slater, Mrs. M. McKendie. WANTED — A good barber to take charge of a 2-chair shop. Write J. R. Kellman, Box 50, Denton, Texas Don't Read This If satisfied with life, but if you happy, discouraged, fearing trouble at helen, a failure in business, love, and life, you. 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No growth pany all orders from agents Agents orders from $2.50 up long. Immediate. Orders under $1.60 will not be considered. Add to order for postage. T. 16 NAMPSON, Manager Pleasant Avenue Phone 3-0097 2328 Bryan Street DALLAS, TEXAS exceptions. The Express knows of no church in this city with a program calculated to influence and draw toward better living, the average member of the public. And this is true despite the fact that every member of the public is at some time or the other urged to contribute toward the erection or completion of some church building or project. It has. There can be no doubt but prove them and to encourage their giving as the spirit dictates a thing which they could see was worth while. What difference there would have been in their conception of the whole scheme of religion. How much nearer to real services to them such an arrangement would have come. It is a matter of record that he has instituted more modern treatment than any former holder of that office. Courteous treatment of race and concretes have been cheerfully conceived for debt that their very spirit of worship is palpiterized. The Express does not intend this article as made of every case of illegal treatment of race and concretes have been reported to him. As it has been reported to phase of lead in church movements. If service to humanity is to BROOKLYN BROOKLYN BROOKLYN BROOKLYN There will be some who will consider the asking of such a question in regard to the huge investments now being made in Church structures in Dallas as sacrilegious and they will at once conclude that this journal is "umping on the Church". That sentiment will not be shared, of course by those who are thinking more soberly and with their brains rather than with their feelings concerning the very patent rather that more money is being invested in such structures, many times more than is going into homes and business houses. With the fact proven that such disproportionate investments are justified by the facts, thert could, of course be no reason for argument. But aside from the very often heard statement to the effect that the church; its own reason for being and as the visible standard heifer of MEMBER NATIONAL NEGRO PRESS ASSOCIATION. Notice To The Public Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or composition which may appear in or conformation which may appear in the press will be. Readily corrected upon being brought to the attention of the authorities. the cause of Christ, it needs no justification, there is little of visible or conclusive proof that Dallas Church at least are justifying, by their service to the community, the investments which all parts of the community are making in them. Christ was the greatest social servant the world has ever seen. He refused to content himself with a chosen few who had accepted His cause but sought constantly to influence the masses of humanity for good. Nor did He consider that there was necessity for any very impressive place in which to do His ministrations. Wherever the need appeared, He served humanity. It would appear as a natural thing then that those who profess to follow in His footsteps and to do, even in the small way which is possible to human beings, the things which would most nearly resemble His, would seek as largely as possible. But does the average church of this city have any such program? Is there any effort being made, aside from a revival occasionally, which ends with the inevitable collection to reach and to serve the community? With a possible three exceptions, the Express knows of no churn in this city with a program calculated to influence and draw toward better living, the average member of the public. And this is true despite the fact that every member of the public is at some time or the other urged to contribute toward the election or completion of some church building or project. THE DALLAS EXPRESS has never hoisted life, white father, neither has it been diagnosed. He is not afflicted with the flannel health. It is a plain, every day, sometimes, which prises no call to catch the passing greetings. Files no doubleheader. He lives on a country. His life of even-handed friends covers all the air- cones. This is pretty high ground, but we live on it and are proud to stand up and stand with us. This ground is high. W. W. MING. A REQUETT IS MADE FOR NEGRO POLICEMEN A committee of three members of the rate called on Commissioner of Police, Louis Turley, to be appointed on the date of the action for the district in which the Negros reside. And the district in which the Negros reside was urged on the ground was that the negro policeman could obtain more criminals than all of the while members of the force, Commissioner Turity, recalls that the police of the district before his last election, is alleged Commissioner. Turley, resulting in the campaign pledge made, just as the law was opposed to have declared that he was opposed to the appointment of Neuro-There can be no doubt but that the Negros of Dalles are a unit in their statement of action. The first statement of Commissioner Turley as far as the police treatment of Neuro is concerned is that the law is not the law but has limited more management during his administration than any former holder of the law. The law is now so concerned every person from the other of race and color, and the law is now so concerned every case of illegal treatment of Neuro prisoners, which has been reported to him. The law is not the law but has been reported to him. A committee of three members of the rate called on to contribute to the charge of project, it is a well known fact that there are some leaders of churches in this city, ministers not excepted, who make it their weekly task to go up and down the streets on which the members of the under world hang out and to beg, literally beg from them, sums that range in size from a dime to a quarter. And the unfortunate thing about this practice is that the law is not the law but has been reported to the church of the character of their face value and their estimate of the character of the church is formed accordingly. In a shine-purlor the other day one of the leading ministers of the city was making his usual plan for dimes and as he left one of the shine boys remarked to the effect that "to judge by that purchaser God is mighty poor." How much better would it have been for the Church which is not presented to have had a program which included the charges for the interest of those men and boys and to have invited them to participate in something to improve them and to encourage their giving as the spirit dictates a thing which they could see was worth while. What is difference there would have been in their conception of the whole scheme of religion. How much nearer to real service to them such an arrangement would be the same thing. If no or no benefit from our present day scheme of church procedure and yet these persons contribute largely to the tremendous sums which are present for ornate church buildings costing far in excess of the ability of the membership-to-pay and so burdening the congregations for debt that their very spirit of worship is paidupsized. The Express does not intend this article as so the public will be so much as possible. The results of the service to the living would be careful and intelligent thought from those whose duty it is to lead in church movements. If service to humanity is to be one of the chief measurements of the majority of our churches in Dalles, the facts seem to indicate that they are taking much and giving very little. How many who profess to Christianity that is of service to the living would consider such a condition the ideal one? A REQUEST IS MADE FOR NEGEO POLICEMEN mistressoner Turley, or his position in regard to Negro police. Of course there is the regular amount of prosecution with in any step of A new sort which is made in any southern city to Negro nurses in which they have never Nurgles in which they have never great amount of reason in the statement made concerning the police or detective departments to assist materially in the appreciation of Negro police for Dallas are far from unthinkable in the opinion of The method seems to make necessary sinaa Negro criminals among those in the crusade news in every paper and mention in every meeting, emancipation from slavery to political parties and voting as free men things desired, renew so far from the usual things for Texas cities. Many slater坐位 of Dallas have found that the police and detective force is more effective in the stent and highly serviceable in the protection of the peace. It isumped that Commissioners will have to consider all of the things desired for the race as far as the hopes of those who see the need of complete organization are concerned. The Millennium will have come when all of these things are realized to the full degree. But it is only as such efforts at organization are made that there is any progress at all. And it is for this reason that the Ex-Commissioners have had opportunity to improve things he has made. There would be a complete revision of the general run for Texas cities. Many slater坐位 of Dallas have found that the police and detective force is more effective in the stent and highly serviceable in the protection of the peace. It isumped that Commissioners will have to consider all of the things desired for the race as far as the hopes of those who see the need of complete organization are concerned. The Millennium will have come when all of these things are realized to the full degree. But it is only as such efforts at organization are made that there is any progress at all. And it is for this reason that the Ex-Commissioners have had opportunity to improve things he has made. There would be a complete revision of the general run for Texas cities. Many slater坐位 of Dallas have found that the police and detective force is more effective in the stent and highly serviceable in the protection of the peace. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALAES, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1927 parson who conceived the idea and put it immediately into practice. American Negroes, prone by tradition to follow the line of American immigrant grounded in the idea of doing as little as possible, cannot in a general or two, come to the full realization of the effectiveness of complete organization not can they vision fully their own abilities to accomplish the things which they need and desire most greatly. This development will come very gradually. Just as the development of the nation is being tripped on the way, the press of circumstances matters it necessary. Then it would seem to be the part of wisdom for those who would see complete organization to plan definitively for it organizing as they go and increasing their territory only as that immediately about them is completely cultivated. The whole of America is too much territory. Why not a state at a time? London, with taste, has a good man and 900 or 900 of whom is a woman. A rhin-tailed ear of a fox and a quail, with a tripping trip on the way. Dorcote were this country last of $44,000,000. A woman in she would never spend a day, and she would wear her hair she was drying. Cocaine found six pairs of Prisoners lay in discovered receivers. By: Robert (For This Issue) 18-310 was be died and a journalist WANTED: POLITICAL COURAGE! butus cast In it political courage that is needed, or we "on the level!" By E. T. Ten Eck I had about the south and to the north, and no problem to the colored people, and with it paid for a that the primal cause of so many errors in judgement in state and disease that questioned the color of the Pilulian sleeper. At Palatka, KA, she was forcibly seized from her husband and not be afraid of the colored vote in all the colored women and women in all the colored men and women in all the colored Carolina were all allowed to get a built-in seat against both the Pilulian Company and their vote. She has joined her in entering no other deliberations saying no to the colored vote in the built-in seat against both the Pilulian Company and their vote. It is from this lack of understanding C votes polled. In the national race in 1924 there were 200,347 votes polled. In the second primary of that year there was 199,151 votes polled. In the general election following these primary elections my colleague received $4,198.50. This year my colleague received only $1,580 votes out of a possible vote of 455,000. continuing through his address, which he attended in all about two hours. Mr. Bleiberg, who did not know why those concessions, said that I do know that the colored people not anew to vote. I have never heard of them making any special requests for the vote, and one of the particular reasons for it is the fact that they have not a vote in the political faith to follow in the State of South Carolina“ in South Carolina—a constitutional provision or provision that applies to women and women applies with equal, force, and fast to the colored man and to the whole business of warring over the State of Pennsylvania or the four thousand voters or high costs of campaigning, as seems ever justification may be 'argued for the social separation of the two sexes in order to equal treatment before the law as in the purchase of the necessary commodities of life, such as a bed when the patient is ill, a carer, one of the scientific geniuses of the generation, recently said he could not give the help he needed, because he was not physically able to travel without sleep. "Surely the citizenship of the American Nero is in danger. Whatever we do drift." Newspaper (For The Associated Press) The only absolute monarchies in this world are Abysinia, Afghanistan, and Siam. The only newspapers printed in Tombatone, county near of Chessen county, Arizona, is called the Epitaph. During the reign of Edward IV gambling was permitted in England during the twelve days of Christmas. There are a little more than 27. There are a little more than the acre in a rainfall of one inch. London, with its 700,000 inhabitants, has a police force of 20,000 men and 200 detectives, one of the richest cities that has, the ear of a fox and the eyes of a cone was captured on a hunting trip on the Kings River in Calcutta. Wearable equipment were manufactured in this country last year to the value of $43,000,000. A woman in Iowa who hosted she would never have her hair bobbed, war borne to death recently, just hours before fire while she was drying it. Cocoah found hidden in the high of six pairs of shoes brought from France by a French woman was discovered recently. H O O S T I T I S By Robert P. Edwards (For The Anchor-New Press) 18-10 was born in Iowa, where a law and received training as a lawyer. would be, co. leader, and in wardly became o. leader, and in was nominated by the National Labor for the Presidency of the United States, the only one of his Race to the Florida, and became the Editor of the Florida Stennis. He died in buried in Green Cove Springs, MOOCITY to Hoover II—Carl Tuggle. DEPARTMENT OF RESEARCH IN NEIGHBOR HISTORY ..... OF The Associated Negro Press. The Bitter Need of This Study By Negroes. The Associated Press, treating that there are appearing from the great libraries of the country, wrote elaborated books that paint with hundreds of illustrations he abhor- dent of. That type of African- American writer must be informed that he stands back behind that run. And these carolls explore into theory that he hides about the infirmities of even these, they would be one thing that he hidden behind the repulsive traits that they like. The writer looked at these books in great libraries, with a slicking grip on the pages. The white-public be-bo, he is to represent a race so hideously represented that these books are written often by people who know nothing about them, who know these books are moneyless or fall into the hands of those who are out of the mood of sentimentalism. WV Find the truth that will make the white man see these books as a CRIMES against a really great people destined to play with a woman who is in the world's future. There are other reasons why, white, and black must study Noghaty. The Associated Press says the book is a few for the truth because an few men today understand the primitive forces that are the root of modern culture. So superlative and preludeous has been found in the world, and the most important and accepted theories of universal history have no actual basis in fact. The average modern book contradicts what the ancient world is. The nation that preceded them. We cannot face the stupendous problems that the world faces in the world. The world is the one of the evolution of the races. Uninformed men make unskife leaders, that the primal cause of so many errors is judgement in the world. We took upon them not as stafferman but as promoters of petty policies for out of their deliberations spring no alleviation. The world is the only one from this lack of understanding in leadership that the world suffers most today. We would discriminate between the world in our civilization, if we know more about primitive culture. The way by which the first men climbed must ever be the human way. We make no change to the world progress, and were the real cause of the WORLD. What classes�y have because the wealth — the more who are more and more into the hands of a few. The trade of human misery increases, the mounting number of defective, significant, and blazen forth the knowledge of the true origin of culture and the fundamental principles that through the ages have been the basis of true progress Only by th' wisdom shall we know how to lift human life today. (By Drusilla Dunjee Houston, from Wonderful Ethiopians, Universal Press, Oklahoma City, Okla.( THE SHADOW LENGTHS, AS THE TIDE OF COLOR RISES! BY Tom Raftery (A, N, P) WARNING: C. V. Bob Have you been reading the treat of human events carefully? Thinks are happening in this sin-cured world now? Your town and the downtown lengthens as the tide of color rises. You must "Hon, Look, and thank" the Lord. H. C. Walla, the great English writer, is saying about the daily primitiv, now cooling from the Latin in China and the Korean in Japan is maneuvering - India, it was West, and South, Mexico, Central and South America are angry there, and what these countries are thinking was made to conceal thought," and what these countries are thinking was not getting Yes, if you are ever (fortunate that she had had three opportunity to become the confidence of her mate to marry to her advantage, but one, this will be one of her first and refused each because she was confidence. Every man and woman should hold some ideal but do not allow that ideal to be superhuman. Question yourself and see if you are idealistic and think how you might be left in line if we were all looking for faultless companions. We all have our short-comings and weaknesses, and since you can not give faultless companionship do not expert to receive it. for folks are not born that way. The Statistical Statement as of Dr. C. B. Powell — Directed 12756 December 31, 1926, which will be X-Kay Specialist, New York City. COLORED AMERICA. DO NOT JAZZ AWAY YOUR. THOUGHTS RIGHT ALONG THROUGH HERE Take a little time to learn what the whirl above you means. Danger is imminent. Wemp you in Washington, you would keenly realize the force of this statement. This President of the United States is in a serious frame of mind. He knails his brow as he talks with caution. Read his utterances on foreign conditions and trends. They are measured careful; brim full of all-nificance! United States Senator are shaking their heads, they are peeing things from their heights that will not reach your vision in the valley for yet a while. There may be war with Mexico unless we arbitrate," said Senator Robinson. But he, add other senators know more than that! War with Mexico at this time will mean alliances with other matters against the United States and one of them might be Japan. It is a well-known thing that France, England, and other European countries are inwardly bitter against America, because of this. War against America is in the payment of World War Debts owed this country. They are a view of this country's indolent financial position and fealous of the faunting anties of the newly rich who agitate by their haughtiness. Bobble the Chinese of China The great lesson comes out of China's history. It shows that nation of more than 450,000,000 has themselves have two or more moments and arches. North and south have two or more moments and arches. Her how her civilization is one of the world's oldest. China's first a- sistle to the Constitution, to Republic. The world's other nails, grasping for wealth, has been the white man's perennial might of their power, or the power of their might to make regulations of their power, or the power of their might to be tried in the white might for offence, and not by the white might for offence, and not were thousands of "Chinese" in a cage, and they would say: "We are not amenable to your court-and don't you modest use!" That is the way they want us to be in China's They have set up "Jim Crow" regulations "against the" blacks in China, main China parks, in China, reading "CHINESE AND DOGS NOT THE" Chinese, essentially a "colored" nation, have become "ick" and are bounding fundamental differences in sending 15,000 soldiers into China, "Warship" marines, and soldier France, and other nations are hovering at Shanghai and other ports. England is not going to be frightened by England's great military feature of armed force. One of the foremost reasons for this is that England's not going to be frightened by England's threat! This issue quizzes us, and we have arrived. We have been fighting among ourselves but we will not be afraid to disturb our sovereignty in England and all other nations that we can disturb our sovereignty. That sounds like business, and it may mean the beginning of one is reminded of the scrap between man and wife, and the outcasts in England, and the two forget their own escaping and turn, together, on the outside. "However the ideas of VICTORY LIFE STOCK HOLDERS HOLD SUCCESSFUL MEETING VICTORY LIFE STOCK HOLDERS HOLD SUCCESSFUL MEETING North Disciple a Year of Progress The third Annual Meeting of the stockholders and Directors of Vivendi held in the offices of the Company on Wednesday, January 16, 1987, at 10 a.m. the reports of the officers for the year 1986 and 1987 were of progress and successful operation, which caused all of the over the showing made by the management, growing and progressive organization has taken its place in the front rank of our corporate business. We are proud to be the chief officer to its policyholders and the general public during the year 1988 of our life insurance Company operated by our group. Its capital $280,000,000, with a surplus of more than $250,000. Real Estate loans totaling $175,640 have been made since the organization's inception in 1972. The loans were placed on property owned by P.O. Box 1214. In addition to to be strided made up of the material growth of the Company it was shown that Light-Up, innovative employment is being furnished to the Company. The employees are employed in the Home and branch offices as officers, clerks, and managers. In the field at an agency, medical examiners and inspectors was projected for the year 1927 that will enable the Company to furnish still larger service to the public and the young men and women who are coming out of school and college. The strict economy which has been exercised in its operation of the Company is favorable comment from all of the stockholders and elicited the following acknowledgment from the ExxonMobil pariment: The management of the Company is active and conservative investment policy for which it deserves commendation and conservative investment policy for which it deserves commendation for the economy with which the management deserves commendation for the economy with which the Company have been managed. At the meeting of the newly attached Directors the program of meetings was approved, and the following pre- miums were presented: Richard HILL, Jr.; Vice-President- General Counsel; Vice President-Man- agement; Vice President-Medical Director. Chas A. Shaw, Assistant to the President. J. Garjand Wood, Auditor. The Directors of Victory Life are composed of persons who have made outstanding successes in their personal affairs and have the confidence of all who know them. The officers are young men who are backed by years of experience and training, secured in other companies with whom they were associated prior to the organization of Victory-Life. The personnel of the officers and Directors is as follows. Anthony Overton — President, President, Douglas National Bank and Overton Hygenie Mrs. Co. Richard Hill, Jr.—Vice President Counsel, Lawyer-Director, Douglas National Bank. R. H. McGavock—Vice President, Undertaker-Free Royal Mutual Inc Company. G. O. Teary - Vice President- Member, Illinois Legislature - Dec- vice G. O. Jones - Vice President- Operator - Underwriter- R. M. Cotter - Vice President - Physician, Calif., Illinois Dep. P. M. H. Savory, Vice Pres- ident Dr. J.乳乳 H.乳乳 - Vice Pres- ident, Physician, Director - Douglas President Ch. A. Shank - Assistant to the President. V. D. Johannson - Secretary. R. H. Stamps - M-age of Aged J. Garland Wood—Auditor. Rev. L. K. Williams—Director, Pastor, Olivet Baptist Church, President, National Baptist Convention, Mrs. Gertrude Savory—Director, Drugist, New York City. Dr. Edw. R. Miller—Director, Physician—Director Douglas Nationship Bank. Major R. R. Jackson—Director, Alderman City of Chicago. W. E. Woodard—Director, Photographer J. W. Duncan—Director, Under-takeer, New York City. Thon. H. Samuel—Director, Un-certaker, Ex-Grand Master and A. M. Minola. Prairie View College to Observe February as Negro Month Pratt View State Normal and University values that they cannot play **PISSPURGING** — Rev. Waters, he has been called as a pastor of the Industrial College, faculty, and employee the game of football or baseball. Rev. Pisspurging Church was baptized in Sannetz it is five miles away. Sannetz is the home of the University and will obey the a code will be a part of every conference wonderful sermon. Rev. Franks and graduated the Sunnetz Church in being a悟者 the whole of the athletic program and latter other pastors of the city reported successful in surrendering the University. month of February as "Negro month." During the month discussions covering the various phases of Negro life and his achievements will be given. These discussions specifically, will deal with the him- "Nego Month" was initiated here by Dr. W. R. Banks, principal of the www.med-win.it to obtain an an opportunity to obtain free education in any of the larger Eastern Universities, if he can make the tennis team, The American Tennis Association offers a scholarship to any youth who can qualify in tennis. HURBAR DENIESAL (A. N. P.) SUGOS SHOWS CLASS (A. N. P.) FEBRUARY 18 IS A PROFESSIONAL (A. N. P.) Returned home: Tera. Mason (Cloud and Mrs. Haynes left Sunday for San, Anglo. Mrs. Thomas is conducting a few nights meeting at A. M. E. Church this week: Rev. H. P. Evans and Brown left for Hughes spring, and Mrs. E. Lillard is heading the Spring at the New York City Club. The members of the Legislature visited us in eulody last last Saturday afternoon. This was an eulody much enjoyed by all. They were directed over the city by the mom whipped Sailor Dombrowik of De- partment two-round bout stage in during the game of doing as he would have done. He also stamped also stamped that he was going to Friday night. This being the first that he was going to tour the coun- trip, he was a professional basketball Michigan in a number of years. He team. Western Tennis Association n the near future, the leading beloved 'The well white_tennis players will come from Texas. The climate of Texas permits all the year play to play the modern game of tennis one must play and practice throughout the year. It sometimes takes more than a year to develop any kind of a stroke in tennis or to perfect the back- hand and a good service or vol- ley. Prof. J. C. Bradford, our-colored county agent, of the Department of Agriculture, is in Ponta, dying or terraces for Farmer-Hicks and Herndon, of this place. Much need- ed work of this kind is advised by Mr. Bradford Mr. Richard Hicks our efficient Blacksmith, of Ponta was a business visitor in Jackson- ville, last week, after being very III is able to be up again. Mr. P. R. Hicks of this place a farmer indeed was a visitor to Rusk last Saturday. Mrs. Whel-Stout of Tales ideal tennis court and every college, or school should be placed in a more stress upon tennis as if it were very little to count on. scavenger was at home last, urdsey and Sunday, Jan. 29-20th. scavenger The little colored fighter had everything known to the game which includes cleverness, intelligence, speed, and punching power. By far the classical boxer Detroit has ever seen. He won by a wild margin, nine of the ten rounds toying with Donbrowski through: out. It was a question of opinion. As to whether or not Hughes could have knocked his opponent out who showed considerable gameness and ability to take punishment. HAMTON INSTITUTE Va. Feb. 8: Hampton's basketball quintet played the Union University five for a win with a score of 37 to 29 on the Hampton Institute Gymnasium and the Basketball Court. The Panthers set the first of the first four games and White dribblers in the payer part of the first half and hinge looked pretty much as if their lead could not be overtaken. Something happened to the Blue and White five during the intermission, however for a few came back the second half and the score up for a comfortable lead. Cotton, Hampton's promising forward, just could not be stopped. The game was exciting, as well as remarkably played the frequent exhibition of skill in panning and shooting. The game took on lookers to their final. Jackson in Forward and Gardner center did for Union what Cotton, Fletcher, Hunter and Taylor did for Hampton-played star basketball. Union's team showed that they were well trained, as they had an important position in the team. The Hampton quintet will play the Panthers a return game in Richmond on January 29. Lincoln and Hampton will meet on Feb 5 for the first time in two years, on Hampton's court. Basketball fans of the lower-class�体育界 took for their seeing the two teams in action as the Lions are said to have a wonderful combination this season. HOWARD FIVE-DEFEATS BLUE FIELD INSTITUTE 41-18 (A. N. P.) WASHINGTON, D.C., Feb. 1-2, 1927. Stepping out in lively fashion and with their offense working smicolly the Howard University "Blions" gained the decision over the basketball quiet representing Bluefield (W. Va.) Institute in the game played in the Howard University Gymnasium, Monday evening, January 24, 1927. Howard finished the first half in the v.n. 31-9. The second half opened with a lightening-like passing game which haffled. "I was called out after five minutes of play by Bluefield and Austin, was sent into the game. The visitors defense tight-ened at this point but he "Blions" atthored momentum as the period progressed and continued to increase their lead. The all-round work of Hickman and Brown kept Bluefield in the running. The "Blons" better showing throughout the game was due to the main to the flashy work of Captain Spears and Li team-mate. Berry, A crowd of one thousand stood for 10 minutes in allent tribute to the (en Baylor University (Waco, Yexah) students who were killed last Saturday in a wreck. In the preliminary, the Community Athletic Club team (Washington) defeated the Howard freshman 22-22. TENNIS IN TEXAS Dean Mohr Director of Athletics Samuel "Huston" College Sec'y Western Touma Association Hubbard denial, followed the report that his amputation status "LOOKING BACKWARD, JANUARY THE YEAR OF 38" By Robert P. Edwards (For the Associated Negro Press) Bally Montgomery has been filed in the Supreme Court of george Foggy in a recent court. New Orleans, LA. — Of the 161 homicides last year, 125 were Negroes. Shebby, N.C. — Three Negro Confederate Veterans have just re-check. Chicago, Ill. — M. C. A has classes in the Charleston. New Orleans, LA. — Fire destroyed the Cinderella Dance Hall of this city. TEXAS TOWNS DIRECIL—Both the Methodist and Baptist Singing Choir visit the convent that was held at the Baptist Church last Sunday Lafayette Union Convention. The press team was won by the Baptist Choir at the Church of the Ivory Gate. Dubois has organized a free with alighting last week under the Frank Smith, teacher, Mrs. Larry Smith, President, Mrs. Whee Dubois, Mrs. Jona Singleton, treas- sary, Mrs. H. W. Mampton, Mrs. D. Litt, Mr. D. H. Little was elected president for the church of God's Bible Band. The agger father of later D. Johnson, Bro. Tom Scott has been very ill for several weeks and his conditions are not improving. Mrs. Mirtle Howard has returned from Nacodocheca where she spent several days on business. Mrs. Yates Gurgess left for Grove to visit week, her little son, Carla in visit father and grandfather. FONTA—Rev L. W. Whitmore, President, Elder of Jacksonville District held his first quarterly conference of the Woodville Circulation at Mt. Moriah C. M. E. church Saturday and Sunday, Jan 29-30 Rev. A. W. Wesley, Financial reports will be reported later Sunday School was a special feature at Plain View. Mr. E. Church where we met a lovely clik, with Supt. P. E. Icks. All officers at their posts of duty. The Willing Worker's Club of Plain View Community entertaining the public Saturday night. Jan 29th with an excellent program and refreshment. Incheon. A fairly packed house and an enjoyable affair was expressed by many visitors. Door receipts were $7.75. Mrs. V. L. Christen, conductor, Mrs. Mollie Hampton of the Rock Hill Community and Wife of the well-known citizen departed his life, Sunday morning. Jan. 25, 1927, four sons, a husband, four sisters, and four survivors. survive her, all of whom were predeceased. he and came. Mrs. Pruitt Claye, daughter of the day, departed this Monday, Jan. 25, 1927, the wife of Mr. Zerbe. She was the wife of Mr. Zerbe and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Zerbe, husband, Father, mother, and several brothers and sisters to mourn her departure. Funeral was held on Saturday, Jan. 26, 1927, in the places of the Heronies of Jericho. Underkinned Ragadale of Jackson, North Carolina, remains and Underkinned Piketon THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FERRUARY 5, 1927 this week. Mrs. Franke is on the members of the Legislature at M. Pleasant, Sunday, Bud. Clark as entitled to an early last Saturday of M. Church will close his first much enjoyed by all. They were directed by the city by the mun- ister, D.C. Collier and children has re- ceived. the school children to the whites and entertained them with improv comedy, a part in the program or the ending with the full chorus "Texas" meeting of the R.-T.-A.-M. Mary Marry on stage on occasion in our Nelson is reporting improved nices assemblies. This selection was asked to be presented. AVINGER — Sunday School was reported good at all churches Sunday. Mrs. A. R. Allen was the evening guest of Mrs. Ellen Fridis. Sunday. Mrs. Fridis has just returned from Houston, where she has been visiting her daughter for several weeks. Mrs. Willie L. ad from Newsome was the guest of Mrs. J. W. Houston last night. Mrs. J. W. Houston was the evening guest of Mrs. Moore Sunday. Miss Thelma Allen and Miss Elizabeth Johnson was the afternoon guest of Miss Pinkie Lee Moore. A large crowd returned Saturday night from the District Board at Jefferson. CELINA—Sunday School and services were good at all churches. Night services were excellent at the Holiness Church, Mrs. Judge Reed motored to Rochester, Texas to attend the bedside of her father, Mr. Judge made a business trip to M. R. B. Brannon and grand M. R. Allen, the guest of Mrs. A. R. Allen. Tenn. WORTHMIA NOW! The Sunday schools were well attended town last Sunday. Mrs. K. Ala- she, Mrs. Wortham, re- member, Mrs. M. Wortham. business trip to Mesa last week. Starting the Wortham Training this week. The Wortham School at the Wortham meeting in Teague last week. SAN ANGELO Nr. SAN ANGELO-Mr. E. Dodd has opened an undertaking established at the corner of 4th and Fair Streets with Mr. Albert Day em- brar Miss L. E. Price of Tyler, Texas has been added to the Faculty of the Public School. Dr. V. Haynes is opening his Dental Office in the rear of the Royal Hotel. Miss Mathews, the registered nurse from the State Department of Austin is here examining the school children and inspecting Health Conditions in the homes. Rev. L. W. McKeay is attending the District Board at Bisco, Texas. The Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows lodges are conducting membership driven Denison Texas Thursday, Professor Smith, the Principal of our school is doing nicely in the line of work and he is putting "Pep" in his students each day, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lane of Wichita Kansas who have been here visiting relatives has returned to their home in Kansas. Miss Alberta Lee spent the week end with Miss Ollie McGrew, Miss Josina Marrie left for W. Worth Sun, morning. Mr. Wright Autry left for Dallas, Friday. TERRELL—The churches of the city had good services Sunday and all were well attended. Board No 1 of the Friendship District, was held with the Bethlehem Chufch. Jan. 15-19, Rev. C. R. Booker, Chairman. Rev. D. L. Penn, and family left on the 24th for Tezarkana where Mr. R. K. Taylor, Vice-President of Kruger Institute, extended the visitors and congratulated them upon a growth of their work. This association represents three to five members of the membership, more than 5,000 Ngoq teacher. DR. MOTON VIVUS JAPANESE SCHOOL TUXKOREE Institute, Ala., Jan. 1-A week in activity, visits to schools, the imperial palace, the shrines of the Shogaoua, hospitals, and other institutions of the country. Dr. Robert K. Moton, principal of Tuxkoree Institute now on a tour in world, in letters received. The party composed of Dr. Kri, and their daughter, Catherine Dibble. Spent the week prior of the Ming Sun. Dr. Moton was invited to the Institute of Pacific Relations American Ambassador to Japan. He addressed the Hankou Club of the Institute of Pacific Relations Baptist; Tabornae of Tokyo, a missionary project under American hands; were made through an interpreter. Whites were made to Wanda University, an institution with 14,000 students and to several military schools and to the public schools which Dr. Motion states are aplainable. He was able to provide the agricultural life of the Japanese. 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This is what you will be involved in and after you have started studies and after you have started work with WESTFIELD FLORA, hosting your personal meetings to all the world that you Golden thaw in MAINLINE WESTFIELD, MAINLINE WILL ACT NOW. CURRIC — The Famous River Tome Quarants rendered an excellent musical program (test Tune). night Brother's Chapel has been a revival. Rev. Mandeth preached to inspiring sermon at Mr. Bethel Church, Sunday night. He also spoke in the interest of Cauloupe College, for which he is relief. Fonds Rev. R. & Mosby and W.I. returned from Kerrville, Mrs. J.D. Nelson was the guest of Prof. and Mrs. Watts Sunday. Mrs. Nelson is one of Jackson County teachings and proclaiming great preparations are being made to entertain the South Texas Teachers' Association at Elms, Texas, in February. PARIS—The Progressive Art Club met with Mrs. Matty Heward, the Tudek Street A delightful evening was spent with needless work. A de-honour menu was served. Mrs. Martha Johns, President, The Busy Made and Matron Club will meet with Miss Krims, Halley North Flat Street, Mrs. Delta Lewis Yurba and mother, Mrs. Mattie Lewis John Mrs. Turba's husband, A. earl, prise early was given honoring, Mrs. Turba Tuesday even last, teachman Missen Eva V. Malvin Maymes Titus, Annie Missen, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Massey, Tyn and Mrs. A. Hawkins, Mr and Mrs. Everett, Wortham and Prof. II. W. Gosawin, Missون Mrs. Presence Black, South, Malu, Mrs. Minis Dolden, N. 15th St., Shri-Manly Mullay, R. 11th, Ethanl Mrs. M. Edward, St West Washington St. Mrs. One-Liaw, 150 S. 15th St., Mrs. Fioschall, 150 S., 15th St., Mrs. Josephine Hawmon, R. Price Mr. Mrs. Janie Million, 78 W. Ther- mon Hireel, Mr. Jack Cheade, Part of Jackson, Mr. L. H. Hengan spent the week in Dallas, Prof. II. W. 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The teachers of the public schools and the colleges were well represented. The guests were seated at beautifully decorated tables and were served with a delicious three course dinner. The Senior Class carried out a very unique program rendered by members of the class under the direction of Mr. Roosevelt. how to make air beautiful! NELSON'S HAIR DRESSING FOR MANHATTAN Kenn Stroodman Kaiser Soft Glossy Washers CITY OF NEW YORK 1234 MAIN STREET THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1927 BENTON — The first quarterly conference of the Dilhous District was held at the Dr. James A. M. McCormick School for the Deaf, where services were conducted by the master, Rev. E. B. Brown, Praeger Presbyterian Church, Dr. Jenkins First Institution Church, Dr. Jenkins Presbyterian Church of the Dilhous District. First Institution church, which business was attended A delicious dinner was served to all men. Dr. E. B. Brown last Tuesday, the day before the awaived the arrival of the body of her only brother, who died on Saturday, Mrs. Zolima Taylor, Hanover is who slick TEXANNANA — Sunday School was well attended and the lesson was beautifully taught Sunday. The pastor, Dr. J. L. Johnson, preached a noble sermon at eleven o'clock. Subject. "To whom shall we go?" I was an inspiring sermon to all. The choir rendered some beautiful selections. A 2010 was sung "The Eve is on the Sparrow" at P. M. Allen's Christian Endeavor League meeting. Night Services opened with spiritual prayer meetinE. The Stewardship Board and Deaconship Board met with Mrs. Sarah Pie. A delicious luncheon was served. Next meeting with Mrs. Naoma Norfolk, 581 Lawerell St. The Ministers' Union met. Dr. Hamilton and several others were present. Two visitors present, who made some inspiring remarks. Prof. W. A. Ruberfords mother died recently. Ms. R. Jackson's wife died recently. BROWXWOOD — Services were good at the different churches Sunday. The meeting conducted last week at ML Zion Baptist Church by Rev. Penn and Rev. Dalley was a success. Rev. Dalley preached his farewell sermon Thursday night, and left for his home at Terrell. Rev. Cherry returned to Albuquerque. Mr. Elliott was buried last Thursday. Mr. Dr. Rev. Penn of fictisted. Mrs. Oneig Becknite was operated on last Thursday. She is doing nicely. Sick Mrs. Ida Brooks, Mrs. E. Howard, H. Cheesey, Mrs. Oneia Becknite, Mrs. D. Therrell, Mrs. Callie Henderson, P. M. Evercic, Mrs. Deaver Children, Miss Mills, Martin Arriv. Mary Petty, daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. G. Thirwell—from Dallenger, Rev. E. D Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Terrey Lockett, Mr. and Mrs. M. Ransom, from Fort Worth Rev. Curry from Ablene also Rev. G. V. Covilts, Mrs. Hattle Smith and slater, from Fort Worth, Mrs. Hall Adams from Gatesville, Dr. L. Jameson, Rev. L. Jameson and Rev. Penn to Terrell Mrs. Minage to Dally and Mr. Smith to Fort Worth. BRYAN-Mr. Q. D. Townsell, Assistant Manager of the Waco Dist of the National Benefit Life Insurance, spent two weeks in the city with the local representative. Helf�ff Friday for Austin, Mr. Townsell made an inspiring talk in behalf of the Company. HENDERSON — MISS N. L. Apachey finished her college Edna S. Johnson, University; and is now at home at the University of Alabama. M. Hebson Church Sunday, Rev. C. W. Williams preached. Rev. O. Collins preached at the O. Campbell will get married February 2 and be born to Miss and Mr. Grant Marshall. CROCKETT --- Sunday School was well attended at all Churches. Trintman conducted *services* at Dr. Dr. Mrs. Middleton are mow- DRWEYVILLE — Sunday school was largely attended. The A. M. E's had services all, the week Sunday morning, 11 o'clock eemop by Rev. King. Three o'clock servions by Rev. Nelson, Miles and Adams. Night sermon by the Presiding M. J. of the K. of the goofing Mr. Scott of Waco, Texas, featured Sunday evening at the church. Prom M. K. Barlow, motored to Vinton, La., Sunday to attend the Board meeting, he was accompanied by Rev. and Mrs. J. Turner. Quite a number attended services in Orange, Texas, Sunday evening. LADONIA — Services were omitted Sunday, January 28 on account of the weather. Mr. Anderson Elliott died Tuesday morning, Jan. 18. He was a member of Mr. Pial Baptist Church. His remains were�upped to 24. Pleasant. Baptist Church for burial. His wife, on sons, two daughters and an eleven accompanied his body there. Dorro to Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Bennett are电流师. January 28. Hor to Mr. and Mrs. Ch楊 Taylor. girl, Boy, W. F. Ingerman, D. C. of the C. M. E. Church left Sunday morning for Sherman, his home. He received a telegram that his brother-in-law had died. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Allen were the week and guest of Mrs. Mollie Huley. Mrs. Angie M. Taylor spent last week in Dallas. Mrs. Allen Griffith, Annie Clark and Mary Wheeler are on the sick list. MART — Services were well- attended at all Church, Rev. E. A. Ayes, &c., a noble sermon. Miss Marie M. Ferguson was in the city, Saturday and Sunday. Mr J. Johnson of Waco was in the city Sunday Visiting Friends and relations. Misses Maggie Garner, and Learo Cunningham of Waco were in the city Saturday visiting Mrs R. B. Zelphyr, Mr Lovine A Stanton was in the city Saturday and Sunday. He returned to his school Sunday evening, Rev. M. A. Moxes of Waco spent last Sunday in the city. Mr. M. M. M. Oliver left Sunday to attend the hoard. Mr. William Stanton was in the city Sunday visiting Mrs. M. L. Stanton and family. Mrs. W. H. I. at the city visiting her sister. Mr. Algon, Foster who has been visiting Mrs. R. B. Wilson, has returned to his home at Lubband, Texas. HONKY GROVE — Services were omitted Sunday, Jan. 23 on account of the weather. The Healthy School as begun on January 28th, 1948. Mr. Amon, Alton Clark, Mrs. Saunders, Mrs. Hammond Bond left Thursday for Union Hill to conduct her district meeting of which she is president. The 5th M. E. Church is planning an 20th Fashion Mothers play recently. Mr. L. D. Saunders and his sister, Mrs. Lula Johnson of Amarillo are attending the beside of her mother. LONGVIEW — Mr. W. Warren Smith of Leesville La. died, suddenly he's here on the 29th and was buried from the C.M.E Church Rev. M. & Griffin died at his home here Jan. 28th, Mrs. N. McCarre, spent the week and with her sister Mr. E. T. Leroy, Mrs. WH. Smith and little son left for the home in Ruston, La. In the Bally's Contest under the auspices of Northside P. T. A. little Melba I. Hall was awarded the p境. Miss Dorma Everhart after a pleasant visit with friend in P. W. Norths has returned home Miss O's. I'll have Carthage spent it, we'll see him here with her aunt Mrs. Rall. Jones Little Delphine Sutter of Caorthog is here attending the North-Side School. The West End Circle No. 1 at the 3rd Thursday evening at 2:30 P.M. at the residence of Mrs. Tharendone, President, Wonderland meeting and a men's series. The A. C. E. League was energized Jan. 2, 1827 at the A. M. E. ref. The following, office, are Lawren H. Lawren, President; Callie Hrd. Vice-president; Korean Richardson, secretary; Johnnie Anderson, assistant secretary; Einora McIntyre, treasurer. The Sunday School of the A. E. Church will give a Sunday school rally on the 2nd Sunday of February, which is currently conference. The class that raise the highest amount to a seize. Rev. W. W. New Derry, pastor, Gro. W. Iy sket at Hawkins, Texas Rev M. R. Carpenter, O. C. of the City Circuit R. A. Lester, C. Clemson, N. A. R. Luster, Clemson, N. A. met with M. Nora Baker on Nov. 19, 1937. Chlermont of the Boston commi- mitted presented a quilt to the artist which a delftful mosaic was served. Ouest presented. Des. Sandy, Mrs. Scalebloom and Mrs. Sandy, Mrs. Scalebloom and Mrs. Allen Jordan are visited by the artist. West Toler who is much improved. Mr. Wren is outfitted to his kit. Chlermont is not improved. **MEREN** - nor were well tended at all of the church Rev. Perrendum delivered a lovely mosaic at the A. M. Church, Rev. G. K. Perrendum delivered a lovely mosaic at his church Rev. R. M. Hallen is conducting a mosaic show at the A. M. Church. Tuesday night was a mosaic show at the A. M. Church, Rev. R. M. and Mr. Geo. W. Tucker et. MINEAL WELLS — Marriages were witnessed good at all churches Sunday, he Feb. 21, 1914, Wifn of Book Street, where he was married and baptized at the "Olympus Baptist Church." Ms. Maxi Wailsh was ordained at the church at Fort Worth. More Miney Illibrary is very sick at her home on 10th street, Mr. Hugh Whelch, at 11th street, Ms. Marilyn Whelch, at 12th street, Mr. Jim Webb of Livingston was capped here last week, to attend Mr. A. A. Kerry, Mrs. Ann Mauin, Mrs. Mary Llewis, Mrs. Helen Wick, Mrs. Linda Shaw, and Mr. Will Johnson are all ill-improving. Mrs. Amanda Joyce of Palestine attended the 2014 Women's Leadership Lee Wae Loon Lee, A. K. Bapnet motored to Fort Worth last week. Mrs. Amanda Joyce of Palestine are on the sick list. Mr. Nelson Mary left for his home in Chilma last week. Rev. W. L. Chilma was moved to the Angel C. M. E. Church is very sick. KAHLOH — Mr. Church instructed Mrs. Emma Smith were married last Saturday evening. A reception at the home of the Bride followed the ceremony. Rev. J. M. Marshman, Mrs. Emma Smith were stared. Mr. Church, has moved to Taylor, Mrs. George Hendrickson was stared. Rev. Caster of Downtown and Rev. Flowers were guests of Rev. Memorial Sunday. Worth Memorial Academy accidentally shot Mr. Calvary Church High School Faculty. Mrs. L. M. Hatcher is much improved. Rev. M. 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A SUPERIOR PREPARATION FOR THE HAIR AIDA POMADE CENTRAL AUTHORIZED BY QUESTION MARKED BY CHICAGO A Large Propotion of Wiley Graduates are Tutors Plans were formulated to obtain the actual mortality of the colored children. This is to be done for the reason that the true status of the longevity of the Northwood is not�. This may indicate that agriculture is insufficiently strained in the curriculum. President Dogan is insufficiently strained in the curriculum. President Dogan has both officers and officers. HAYO and Sarah Migrrave, 147 Adams Blvd., Arriving at Toledo, Sunday protect to demonstrate and pro- vide purposes to good advantage at the pro- ess. J. Finley Wilson, the Grand Ex- plorer Ruler, addressed the commi- nities and pointed out to the muni- mation of scientific farming, being attracted in the heart of a farming school, authorizing the in- struction of school authorities and willing to assist in the work in which they Turpin seeks election from the kighthard ward where the bulk of our people reside. CHARLESTONX.16 A "WAFT 31" DANCE The bi-monthly meeting of the The Sunday evening Forum. of Fort Dearborn 1837 Marching Club of which J. R. Devous is president and M. B. Egers is chairman of the school authorities that the work in which they Friends and promoters of Negro colleges have some genuine interest in beginning to be applied to educational standards set for Negroes as is used to designate attainment reached by other students in view of the increasing number of the consequent growing amount of material from which to recruit faculties. Negro colleges have witnessed a fine growth in recent years in back to the establishment. Among those that have made the most rapid strides in Willey College, Marshall, Texas, under the guidance of the Commission of the Cleveland tournament of the Cleveland conference he appointed the following individual to be appointed to the commission of the Cleveland tournament for the parish thirty-one educational expert, Dr. John Bastion of New York, whose durability up on standards and equipment of the institutions under the Commission of the Cleveland tournament, about 45 percent of the institutions the college was in, has given him the opportunity to explain the education will begin this week. following statements about President Dugan and Wilby College in the city, sat as a proxy on the commission for Dr. Wilby. The commission was unable to attend the meeting. Wilby graduates are teachers and thus are not admitted to mortality of the colored school as well as for the better education of the race. Very few of the graduates are taught as farmers and are not sufficiently stressed in the curriculum. President Dugan has been insufficiently stressed in the curriculum. President Dugan reports about Negro mortality. He has done and is doing a much greater. The work of the curriculum results of his administration are large. The important results of the administration are found in the growing respect of the community and make a complete survey of every state for the school, and in the city, and more. When Negroes are taught in the curriculum, it is worthy of it is the intention of the commission that he be a representative in to get the birth and death race and make comparison and purpose is to secure justice in the relations of the races. Wilby has a local location, a situation, after the session stated strong faculty, an excellent reputation and given to the country. WASHINGTON, D. C. Feb. 5 Attempts of white residents to pre-vent from buying property in the Bloomingdale section were revealed by Patsy when "crudes M. Harbitt and Patrick O'Donough, 2000 Floor N. W., brought up for Inlet and moderate. He has done and is doing a much greater. The work of the curriculum results of his administration are large. The important results of the administration are found in the growing respect of the community and make a complete survey of every state for the school, and in the city, and more. When Negroes are taught in the curriculum, it is worthy of it is the intention of the commission that he be a representative in to get the birth and death race and make comparison and purpose is to secure justice in the relations of the races. Wilby has a local location, a situation, after the session stated strong faculty, an excellent reputation and given to the country. WRITES SPEAK TO GUST NOGROES (A. N. P.) When he leaped that the check was worthless, Anderson arrested Montgomery. According to Anderson, the man has passed several other bad checks in this city. He was held for a hearing. The fourth unsolved murder in this city this year was recorded with the death of William McDonald. Avenue, from a bullet wound in the head of 1184 South Garrison Avenue, from a bullet wound in the right while in the back and at 225 Desolds Avenue, where his straven and wife, Isella, lives. Police arrested his wife and another man, but they found a lionspot of the above-mentioned man said they did not know he was the yard. Police learned that he returned recently from a visit to Chattanooga from where he was held for $1,000 property which she was at McDonald had owned jointly. DURHAM, N.C. Feb. 5th in an effort to have the condition stopped to the appropriation of the South Carolina College for Regress. Local of the city, which makes it necessary for the treaties to raise $1,000,000 in order to receive and appropriate of $200,000 from the state, ranged, members of the Board appeared better in a joint meeting of the committee on appropriation of the city, the Council of the Thursday afternoon in Table With a letter of approximate an appropriate of approximately 1000. When the building is right to enough, the building program outlined by the educators for the next two years, but the Governor also MARCIL Will Give ASK ANY DRUG Marecello THE DALLAS SECURITIES, DALLAS, TEXAS, BATTARD, FEBRUARY 5, 1907 of Wiley.Crad Avenue. Research, a who was a credited Fr�ry. He was, under M.J. May. More and under M.Hood's and Mr. William Hornetia - Moodox and William of New York. But about Washaw, who is the first of two men were put old of the hallway their full line a few minutes and the other two men were Mr. Mattie Harper, as the min who broke-gives in her door and who is to be put in the way of up; I've just killed a man. Reeves is being held swaving the further to the other two. Homer, who is in Provident Hospital, when she was operated on Saturday, I by the grand chancellor of Illinois and jurisdiction, Dr. A. A. Wasey. The group was formed in a Dr. Wesley spoke at length on the coming of the National Grand Judge's Court at the city of Chicago. M. T. Bailey will represent the judge in Jellits III, in July at the state grand jodge. The Sunday evening Forum under the auspices of St. Desgoub No. 1927 Marching Club of which J. H. I. I. I. I. was the first of the Jovian in the city of of the club-parlor. 2020 South Park way last Sunday. The musical pro- gram was rendered by its choir of Cromopolitan Community. The prin- ciple of the school was delivered by Hon. Chandler Cory will known as the and advocate of the Race, Mr. Owens's hope for his subject. "Hap- plitude and Government. He dis- course was very inspiring. In the absence of Mr. R. Rogers, chairman of the program, Robert Jordan as- sist. National grand secretary-treasurer, Mrs. R. E. McGavock, 1721 Fulton will be held in Toledo, Ohio, to: Street, has returned to her home another with the national encamp-after-spending several weeks in men, August 1st to Saturday, the Nasville, Togn, on business as 6th. Inclusive. The speed-train will as visiting with relatives and from Chicago carrying a delegation friends. There was a home coming with July 20th under the supervision of Pt. Dearborn Lodge No. 44 on Wednesday, Illinois, state grand queens at Illinois and Mt. Bailey. M. Brooks, who had been about for a month and more, returned to Pt. Dearborn and took his active place in the National Grand Council. According to the 2000 members, morning in time to join the delegat- tives from 22 other states and the unit/com. department of 200 men and women with 15 bands. "Els Women's Pioneer Orchestra" NEGRORES ARE DOING SOME WORTHWHILE THINGS COMMERCIALLY men, and women with 15 hands. *Women Wonor's Orchestra* Club holds their new year reunion gathering on the campus of the Institute School of Music, 4324 Printrie Avenue, Carnegie and dancing classes. Dr. Mary Harris in graduation and Dr. Haitie Harrington, Secretary. Dr. Derry, grand daughter of Dr. Harrington, in graduation and born on a hospitality trip to Pittsburgh, Washington and Philadelphia. Finished with the city mich placed with her vortex at AP. Phi Tau fraternity, grand-created temple with the assistance of a biennial house, grand-created 08 Waffles! Make them Electrically you ever see inside ur PLANT? ..... come over and note extent of our equipment, installed to serve completely Texas' Printing and Publishing Requirements. 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Abington The parable of the talents is peculiar to Matthew, and since a very small amount of the words of our Lord were put to record—the writers of them were writing those things which deeply impressed them at the time—Matthew's former occupation would make him quick to catch the one of the talents. Following the wonderful discourse on the judgement, and the parable of the ten virgins, designed to impress the lesson and duty of watchfulness, the one we now study emphasized the necessity of external work, and man's accountability to Jewish for a due return for for whatever endpoints one may have received from the Almighty. In one case it is to the waiting yrgting, in the other it is the active servants—it will be seen at once that both enter into the most active Christian life. If he would be a person, displeased, must strive to unite himself the character of John, and the Mary and Martin. This parable of the talents is some times concounded with the one of the pounds recorded (Eure 1911-27) but a study of the time, occasion, the ones to Whom they were addressed as well as the many points of difference in the number of persons involved and the amount of money entering into the two parables will convince the different locations. Two questions of our day are more engaging than that of steven7ship. Dr. Zenos may also find where such a large proportion of what men positive and enjoy is not the product of the whole world. However, when question must be asked, when, and to what end we have what we have? Who can call anything but an insignificant part of his person's equipment and his possessions? What is the right to be in a own House? How does he get the power? And how he has not had good? And how he could use the whole of it? The great majority of men are never disturbed by such questions but not any study or study to develop will bring them to the front. One of the real difficulties in life for most of us is the real situation of our true relation to, the things and powers we are most to designate our own—what ever we possess the power to do—when we have which contributes to civilism. How and takes the world better may slightly be called a talent, and we mustain to them the relation of towards this is the teaching of the parable of the failure of the possible�s. (Dr Tixis A N. P.) HISHOPS COUNCIL MEETS IS JACKSOYLILE JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Jan. 28. The Bishop's Council of the AFI is met with the Spencerian Church in Memphis and the Spencerian Church in Memphis, where he at the Walters Memorial A. 38, E. 30. Zoo Club of which W. 2. B. Burgers is pastor, Wednesday, at the Walters Memorial Day session, the Bishop's remaining in the city until Sunday when Warnin When you ask for rations—be sure you the wrong package—just because the original Dr. FRED proven their merits are getting the b Whitener Prepare TUTE. Get I P ASK FOR SKIN Do Fax attention sample am en wrappi in the realm of Religion The parable is compared to the old man's life of the individual rather than intellectual ability. It centers on the idea of not five talents, or two talents, or one talent, but fidelity of trust-fulfulness and the ability of the unceasing self-reality. The parable is the limit of our ability, but to the full limit of that is the one who has no responsible, it is the proportion to our natural development as the real person has wonderful intellectual power, another has the gift of song—a treasure to his voice, another is especially successful in accumulation of money, an other has the better one of the other has the greater one of the other. It is the most important, as in each case, an spiritual capacity, in each case, is it in but a talent from God for which a de-surreal will be realized, some day. So often people get off the end of their life, and the end of the end for which the end for this own pleasure for the end—they do not respond and control—they do not respond. It is the claim the Almighty has to be That purchasing power of money at that time was ten or more times its present purchasing power, the amount committed to these men was very large. The faithfulness of the dignity of an equal with his lord "Not only so, but they became joint rulers with their lord. Christ offers his faithful servants just such advantage today. "He is a God, and John heirs with Christ." IV. Enthalfulness and His Punishment they presided at the various churches that presided at the various cities of the city. Ten of the eleven Bishopships were present at the Council. Bishop C. A. Alteneve of West Bishop, N.C. The C. N. C. was awarded $125,000 African was not able to come. Most of the Bishopships and officers arrived in a special Pollination in which was the Council of this amount $1,000 and the Court of Appeals in which was the Lawyer, and defender of the Severus in Detroit, Mich. who manifested a great deal of interest in the Bishop. Rev. H. J. Jackson and recommendation and in the work of the church in the ring of the Bishopship in the city. Bishop Church of that city leaving the servant uninterrupted in the exercise, the servant is the only one of the students with this learner-cycle essence of stewardship, fundamentals in the teach Get Dr. FRED Palmer's Skin Whitener Preparations from your druggist. t for and get Dr. Fred SKIN WHITENER PREPA Atlanta, Ga. Please send me namples of your preparations. are obtaining de for postage and wrapping. Dr. Fred Palmer's Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. Please send me namples of your preparations. are obtaining de for postage and wrapping. Address: quarter may be helpful. I am not on speaking forms with the hoster, but I am on the ice cream. "I am not a huge enough to purchase a box of candy," I am not sure. "I am a movie," I am not sure. "I am hardly fit for a lip," I am not sure. "I am day one I am money." THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1027 Mr. B. C. Callaway, Joshua Wylie Mr. Wittie Perry, Mrs. Henrietta Reeves, Mrs. Mary McCoy and Mrs. L. H. Townsend, are the delegates elected to the District Conference which meets in .Denton, Texas Smith Chapel is in a great revival, many are nitting the Kings Highway for the kingdom. Dr. Geo. B. Young of Bethel has warloved many in the financial context, but Mrs. E. A. Winn showed the good doctor that there are others in the financial areas. Watch that battle in Bethel next Sunday night the rallies are the 'rage of the city. Rev. E. Clemons, will preach the union sermon next Sunday at Dear Creek. DALLAS DISTRICT NOTES R. S. Jenkins, P. R. REV. P. E. WOMACK The Rev. P. E. Womack of The Graduate School of Biology of Boston University, Boston, Mass. He was recently appointed to the pastorate of the Paul A. M. E. Church, Dallas, Texas. He will begin a zeties of sermons Sunday morning Feb. 6 based on the "Ten Commandments," subject "Listening to God," on Stall in Dallas, Texas. " He was a weekly contributor of his first "clock sermons" to the Houston Chronicle for the first six months of 1926. Everybody is tryvit. To hear these sermons at the next St. Paul 2016 Casey St. His requisitionation of the Boston University Graduate School of Biology, Rev. Womack has been invited to write a book for the Christophic Publishing Co., Boston, Mass. He has chosen for the title of the book, "The Christian Revelation And The Resistance of God." The book is in preparation and soon will be given out for publication. The quartet's meeting of St. Paul was a real big religious fite, long to be remembered in South Dallas at 11 a. m. the presiding elder preached. Then "The Heavenly Songwriter by the sea of glass minges with fire, 3 p. m. union service. BOLL STREET C. M. E. CHURCH "Liting As We Rise" This pastor, officers, officiants corollially invite you, "and your friendship of God," to the institution of Joal Street C. M. Z. Church, February 4 to 28, 1957. 01.00 a.m. German .... IIehop J. C. Martin, D. D., Memphis, Tenn. 2:00 p.m. Union Communion ... Al 7:28 p.m. Semring ... Blobie Ph 8:10 p.m. McKinney ... D, S. Dierham Tyson Monday, Feb. 7 8:00 p.m. Music ... Texas College 8:30 p.m. Music ... Texas College Wednesday, Feb. 9 $180.00, Merchants Night ..., bv. Jr. & Arlington WIL. pastor, Father Maddalena WIL. Church. # Thursday, Feb. 10 1:25 p.m. Junior School Night— well, U. of Dartmouth Judges, Dart Nay Association invited. Friday, Feb. 12 8:00 p.m. Hotel and Railroad Men Porters, Jantons and Chau- fens N. W. CLARK, Pastor FT. WORTH Mits Frebe Hicks was hosts to the Young Matrons and Maida Club. The young Matrons and Maida Club, 4L her home, 1119 Humboldt Street, Tuesday afternoon. After the art hour the members were ushered to the dining room where a Gellidue two courses lunch-room was skirmed. Continging the table was a beautiful bouquet of Sweetheart roses. Valuing place cards marked the place for Mmes. A. N. Rowall, C. R. Flint, C. W. Flint, H. L. Mosley, The Allens, J. W. Simi; Misses Gennie Reeves, Kathryn Oliveth, Demerci Scott, Hubby Hollingsworth and the hostess. The club was organized by Mrs. T. A. Hanson and is composed of a dozen of select young women. PANXIE GARTH CHAPEL A. M. E. CHURCH dundng.School opened at 9:30 A.M. with the Dept. and teachers present. 11:30 A.M.—Sermons to pastor Mary. visitors were present Sunday. 6:30 P.M.—A.C.R. League with the President, providing, lesson taught by Mrs. Faunle Garth. 5:00 T.M.—Rev. Clark preached a public疗om. Rev. J. R. Cener, Pastor. Dr. C. L. Morgan, preschool and set the camp in the first year of the campaign, was held by Dr. J. E. Har场泰尔. Fort Author, Dr. Harderman is a far-vested and highly respected gospel teacher. In 1945 he was a well-known sermon, three-شهابه of a wonderful church and I at the eleven chools service. He was called to the school and the reading of the 'Bush day school,' organized in a 'myertle chair and these young people's happy hops' show the school's life. The "Chhattis York." The "Juventem" choir suing for the morning and afternoon services and raised a 'stand-down' in melody and a 'sovietic' show. The choir's choir was based for the 'shower choir' to reach the seniera must do more practicing and move up to a match higher. The relationship between the choir was a new form of the three figured mark. Watch just 1500. they made a big start this year. They made the right plays. Next Sunday we will be at Bear Creek on the rural route, the be- and members are going to go in the country to help Mission Church. (BY THE A. N. F.) JACKSONVILLE, PA. Jan. 18 That the Affrων Methodist Episcopal Church is ready and willing to unite with the other New Methodist denominations was工业企业成立于1900年。It was the first of the first school of Lansford. K.J. Green's of Lansford, K.J., his speech of acceptance of welcome from the first school of Lansford was a well-meaning of the Bishop Council of the .A.M. E. Church. Now which met here this week. In the course of his remarks, the Bishop said to A.M. E. Zion Church has always stood for the unification of the Negro Methodists. The A. M. E. Church was a large group of the first Church. The W. Zion said the Church was a whole process of the time. Mr. Green's of John with their that the Kingdom of our Lord and Master was a manifesting throughout the world. In speaking of his personal attitude toward the unification, he TEXAS TOWNS HUNTSYLL—The Board of the Central Texas Association is in session at the Friendship Building. It is opened Tuesday morning Jan. 12 and will continue through the 20th with the Moderator Rev. A. E. Dickie, presiding. Mrs. L. J. Cason is a splendid Bible instructor was prening at the meeting. She is rated as one of the best the South however known. The Coral Club of the Huntsville High School is furnishing music Mrs. Pearl Banton, a former citizen of the city, who is residing in Houston is in the city visiting. We, the members of the Huntsville High School are expect ing a game of basketball with New Wavely at any date. We are sure to give them a nice clean game. CORISKAYA—Mr. Foster Mackey, Mrs. Janie Jackson, Mr. O. W. Barker, Mrs. Nettie Biedden, Mrs. M. Moten are on the sick list. Grand Master Jackson National Grand Master Biedden—Worthy Shepherd Grimes, and Grand Mentor: Adair was in conference in the city last week. Mrs. M. E. Sparks-Taylor is visiting her mother Mrs. A. M. Barker. Mrs. L. B. Applewhite is suffering with her eyes. Mr. Joseph Ford has been seriously ill this past week. Mrs. Patey Williams, mother of MP. Henry Smith and Mrs. Matilda Deckard died last week. **TEAGUES-AL-1.36** eck school Sunday evening the first Biblical Church of North Teguai held a memorial service for the late Dr. Kyle, who died red i. a about a two spoke ago in Kauai. He was a graduate of the pasture of the abo' name' church and also a member of the J. & K. Church. A very effective session. The program was made up of contributions from Dr. Kyle, Prof. E. J. Kireen and Brother I. H. I. Weaver to Principle speaker for the session. Prof. E. J. Kireen and Brother I. H. I. 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