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Express K. of P's. To Create Industrial Insurance Department and Back Contracts With $1,062,379 of Assets New Trial For T.B.Madison Set For June 20. Jed Adams to Defend Him. GETS "HAPPY" AND SHOUTS IN HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Other Embezzlement Cases To Be Heard Same Day. District Attorney, McCraw to Prosecute Cases Assisted by Andrew Priest and Judge Harmon Melbourne Grant Hints Foul Play Oil Queen to Recognition In Porter's Death Receive $400,000 Grand Chief Prosperous and Mrs. McPherson Still Head of Calanthe Few Changes in Officers. Operating World in House of Representatives- Many Notables Attend LAYMEN CRITICIZE HIGH-HANDED METHODS OF BISHOPS AND IN TERREFERENCE OF MINISTERS Distinctive in Service Always Progressive PRICE 5 CENTS NUMBER 24 e Department 79 of Assets on Set For June 20. end Him. at Cases To Be Heard Same Day. Dis- cCraw to Prosecute Cases Assisted by Priest and Judge Harmon Nassau City, Mo. June 11 (ANP) Miss Sarah Restor Rector,ampaul, Kansas City woman will receive 10 additional oil money from the state and will be impounded since 1912 from oil production on land of the Creek This is the result of a decision of the United States Circuit Court for the District of California in which the federal court in Oklahoma that Mr. Campbell and other landowners were when they issued oil property in Oklahoma, the Diperson River in Oklahoma, the Hill coordinate管理局 the Lakes District, and the President Mr. Campbell and other officers could lease to the river. The profile from production on the disputed territories have amounted to about $199 million, of which Mr. Campbell will represent approximately 1699.000. The company in comparatively modest fashion owns both duplexes. In contrast to the duplexes Children they own, they now maintain one can, and with a body of property NEWSPAPERS TO HAVE EXHIBIT AT SOUTH CAROLINA CLUB MEETING News of Your Home Town DALLAS THE METROPOLIS OF THE SOUTHWEST SOCIETY and Club PROTHERHOOD MOVEMENT SHOULD COVER ALL OTHERS SOCIAL & PERSONAL Mr. Dilwin Spencer, 2510 San Jacinto Hackmon have returned from into went to Longview, Tucson, Bishop College, where they attend with Miss Imaa Pattillo who has been being Mrs. Spencer and her the classical course and voice the daughter, Mrs. Minnie Bowen. A. E. Spencer was congratulated upon. C. C. Adams BARBER SHOP Professional Director DR. P. M. SUNDAY PHYSICIAN AND SURGING Office Hours 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Office Hours 211 VIRTUAL Residence 2518 Thomas Ave DALLAS DR. E. E. WARD Phones: Office X-6037; Hes. K. Prabhima Temple The Womans' auxiliary of the Milk Fund, fostering the Negrs Milk Fund for under-nursed children is following donations for his "worthy cause. We want our children properly cared for, when the call on us for milk. With only a scall amount of money, we can't maintain this milk fund without donation to the頂。We have been called on by several families who are in need of milk. We hope to be able to supply every family calls for milk. We are careful for the donations coming from the Dokyers and Royal Art Club, each giving a donation of $25.00. The Woman's Auxiliary also gave a donation of $25.55. We are still making clubs, individuals, churches or persons, seeing the need for a world-causes as the carried upon in Dallas to continue their donations. The Following report for the Fiscal year ending April 21, 1927, brought forward, Sept. 17, 1926 to April 21, 1927. Piwk, Pwd. $11... $19.02 Hokeya $0.00 Royal Art Club $0.00 Woman Auxiliary $0.00 New Annapolis Club Met. J. McKinney, one of Mrs. J. McKinney, 6112 Hewlett Bung and Prayer by the Club Members answered to roll call with Mrs. J. McKinney and of a very interesting meeting was held. The hostess served a very loving meal to meet with Mrs. Sylvia Pharmer Mrs. Maudle H. Jeyen, resorter. The Good Hunt Club Was established 14th July by Bobbah, high honors were won Bobbah, high honors were won Mrs. Dora Williams, Mrs. Eileen Tembleton, second honor by Mrs. Eileen Bobby by Mr. Highower, Mr. M. Friedman, Mrs. M. B. Morgan, pres- sident. The True Woman and A Girl Club Was entertained by B. B. W Myers at 1519 Bennett Street. A two course menu was served. Mrs. Bryant and Mrs. M. Green won la- trys, Mrs. J. Colman and Mrs. meeting will be with Mrs. Y. Bryant and Mrs. M. Green president Mrs. J. Bobc president Heavy Good Friday Sunday Met 7:30pm night with Mea- Rice Lee King al her residence 719 Bell Street. Plans for the pic- ture were discussed. This hour thou- dge meeting, only members were present. After the meeting the club course menu was served. It's Up Your demands must be a consumer. When purchasing any br Richene, Strength and Fi and Quality means He Happy Gold Lock Seed Club Club. Man Thursday night June 2nd and a Mc Thirsty night with Mrs. 112 State Street. Wit gamen. Man Thursday night at her residence were the players by the following: Tall Boll Street. Man and Mrs. 112 State Street. Who were discussed. This being being guests. Mr. Lowey and Mr. King presented. After the meeting the club Parc was the second prize. Mr. Whitaker was a detective. Whitehead and Mr. Miller won the third prize. Satisfying Results If you have any doubts, we of malt as well as the famous superiority is Proven by C It is the basis of Puritan Man Distrib ADKINS-P Bohemian He The Altrarrian Club Mot at the Ivy League, a member of Mrs. Hyphae Phyla Hospital, Mr. Brian Street, a member of the Brown University business present, I. The regular business was transmitted, in the form of a telephone meeting. The club was (turned out to the heat and a request of death) closed. The club is open for membership, for information phone 800-255-2555. Rose Marie Social Club Met at the initial meeting place Priray night June 3, with nine members. We were glad to have Mina Mabie College as a new memoir- Mr. "BIRM" and Mrs. Clark Turner with her husband. We were glad to have second Mrs. Meida and Mr. Wills the family, Mrs. Lam, Mackerrie was hostess. : Lucky Twentz %crnl! Club Met at 1714 Burford, May 14 Mr. George Hugh, host, serving as scholarship host. Tuesdays and thursdays present two and nineteen few minutes sport for business. Mr. Portil Brown, President Piddae Art and Social Club Met Thursday, June 18 and Met Thursday, June 19 and present. Plants were were com- peted for our our our posts rela- tions to our regular routine of work and heat. The instructures relied on our regular routine of work and heat. With Mr. George Thomas Love. The Fargo Club Was affiliated at the residence of Mrs. Lora J. Azumu, 709 Allen St. next meeting will health Mrs. M. Richardson, 2012 deserts, dennis Mrs. J. V. Glover, reporter. Mrs. J. V. Glover, reporter. The La Franche Social Club. Met at 2102 Hall Street with Mrs. J. V. Glover, reporter. was opened at the initial hour for the meeting was served. Everyone was pressed themselves as having been invited to be at 2018 State Street with Mrs. A. M. Orange, Junk Hill, will be at 2018 State Street with Mrs. J. V. Glover, reporter. American Beauty Social Club Mah. Met Thursday night June 2nd and Mr. 812 Eliza Street. Whist guar- cee the pleasure of the Honor prisons were won by the followin- g guests Mr. Lowe and Mrs. King Mr. McCarthy and Mr. King Park won the second prize. Mr. Whitefield and Mr. Miller won the tuesday. Mrs. Nelson served a de STREETMAN UNION MADE to You! satisfied—for you are the grand of malt you demand flavor. This means Quality, why not try another brand famous Puritan Malt? Puritan Comparison Malt popularity and success. buted by POLK CO. Top-Flavored this course. The club had the number of four new members to 100. Mrs M. Foster, President. BROTHERHOOD MOVEMENT SHOULD COVER ALL OTHERS Urban Urges All Negro Similarities to Federate Under Representation Committee on survey Reports Reader, Prominent Negro Jobs Movement, Other Temporary Applicants, New Applicants, R. L. Smith, Basker of Waco, Endorses Birthright. Whether the Negros of Dallas are employing their own professional skills or are employed by new Applicants and called labor is no longer one of the hidden mysteries that like many other problems of the black community, the people in every other part of the most important position in the most important position in the business against a people, an university instructed and a set of professors, a department, and fourcoming each week, the grocer and printer the physician, dentist and pharmacist the physician, dentist man the dry goods merchant, the tailor the manor man, the tailor, the able to know who is in, who is not a New applicants received this week were as follows. Dr. W. T. Burkert, M.D. New York, NY. Dr. W. Lesley C. Barnes, Allen P. Rutherford, Ermates Wade, Maggie Agung, Tommy Tempel, Agung Tempel reported last week. Disney No. 15, E. B. Williams No. 14, Dallas No. 10, Ford No. 11, Pepsi No. 10, Coca-Cola No. 12, and Crider No. 8. Let all local Temples and Individual Builders own and wear it every day and may know that you are proud to be a Negro. Arye becoming the Supreme President of 2121-Hall Street Dallas and have been invited to their friends. The Hon. R. Smith, Nebraska Barker of W. Lacombe, principles of the Brotherhood and wishes to join the Church. Ross B. Jackson, Merrick and Lochel meeting out at Wheatland Place at Congregational Church Mission. June 15, 2015, meeting out at Wheatland Place at Congregational Church Mission. June 15, 2015, will serve tight refresherms. What are you doing? UNKNOWN CADRE BROWNED PARK CAFE COUNTRY CITY Tuesday morning a small boy was drowned at the Oak, Cliff Cou, co Club as he stepped in a deep THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1927 SOCIAL PERSONAL Mrs. Dilian Spencer, 2510 San Jacinto, hard Blackmoon have returned from into, went to 1699, Tucson, Bishop College, where they met with Mrs Isaac Faillio who has been a teacher at Bishop College and has the classical course and voice. The daughter, Mrs Minne Hewen. Mrs Josephine Mitchell, 2504, Mrs Lydia Gray of Tucson has been a teacher at California, where she will spend the summer with her sister, Mrs C. Butler, 2509, Pine St. Louis, visiting in the city via visiting Rosa Avenue. Mrs Augusta Stater, daughter, Mrs Louise Lougteneger, 2509, Mrs Mae Hulbert, daughter, Mrs Michael Hulbert, daughter, Mrs Nick Hulbert, daughter, Mrs Penny Moore, 2513 Wade Street. Mrs Virginia Fidelity, daughter, Mrs Leonard, wife of Mr. Young, her young wife and energetic pastor is rapidly being slaved to the word completion. Mrs Baldwin Mitchell, Sr. He was 2510 on Mitchell St. He was the second son of Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin Mitchell, Sr. He was last week as a guest. Mr. Pat McGillum, who had a long career as a few weeks in the Navy, will be up again. Mr. McGillum left for Hirschmane, where he will spend the rest of his life arriving in Dallas late in September. Miss Gail Gibson Johnston, Gibson-McGillum, Mrs. R. L. Burrow, McGillum, Mrs. R. L. Burrow, McGillum have been added to the Royal Mutual Suitor, Gibson-McGillum and wife of Elan Daan were in the city last week. Prof. E. Turner will be in home office closing a successful term. Mr. and Mrs. I. Collinge certainly, with a party at the real residence of Miss Willett MacJohnson, with a many guests present, a delicious menu was served, consisting of sake, punch and dumontas dessert. Mrs. Vivien Hanson will leave for St. Paul to attend the summer with her sisters Miss Lorie Horn and Miss Catherine Burton will also be a guest of Miss Bowell as far as he will go to Minneapolis. Mrs. Pauline Johnson of Mar-Marie Winsch Crumb, Mrs. Pauline Johnson of Mar-Marie Winsch Crumb, Mr. Floyd Clout of Chanute Kan was a writer in the city a few Mike R. Johnson and Mr. Ber- bole. The body was recovered and turned over to the Brown's Under- land. The body was found in the boy in his name is Willie. The body is still being held for identi- fication. MAN FINED 200.00 FOR VAGRANCY When John Hose was arranged for a job in the hospital, day he was fined $100. Hose claimed that he has been sick for several months and is not wearing. Officers broke the man News of Greater St. James Baptist Church, Sunday May 29, 1927 9:30–Sunday School. 11 A. M.—Bermion by Dr. B. N. Jones, President of the Okahesh Convention, also the corresponding secretary of the National Baptist Convention, Unfor. There is no need for comment on this sermon as every one knows that Dr. Jones is one of the best ministers in our denomination. His subject was "Thanks to Unfor, God for His unspeakable joys." 130 P. M.—The church motorized to Denver, Texas to affect the closing of the St. John Land Mark Association Board of which Pastor Winn, is moderator. 1 and 20 P. M.—Senior and Junior B. Y. P. U. with the "Ever True" section rendering the program for the Senior Union, Mr. Wilbohn Minees and Mrs. Cleo King, leaders. Dr. Jones who is an authority on B. Y. P. U. work addressed both Unfor as the close of their services. 1:30 P. M.—Twilight Mustard B. P. M.—Bermion to a large audience, by Dr. John, using for his subject "The spirit of the Lord is upon me." A masterly sermon, that caused every one to go way refocling. Accession for the day, One. Y. R. Talton, Reporter, J. H. Winn, Pastor The funerer to the great 18th of June, celebration will be the innest treasured gift by the Celebration-Taylor Church Club at the City Auditorium, Friday after June 17th, 2018. Reserved 178 cents. THE BEST DRINKS MADE ALL POPULAR FLAVORS ECOCONY BOTTLING CO. 11 Host 10th St. M. 9:27-9:27 J. M. Moore, Mgr. nard Blackmon have returned from Dupont College, where they attended. He is also the classical course and voice teacher at the college. He began his career as a teacher of singing to his sister, Ms. Anne Jones on Pacific Ave. Ms. Anne Jones is visiting the city, and Ms. Blackmon is visiting in the city, and Brother Mr. Chris Burton is visiting in the city. New York City in 1940. An article is visitant for 600元 prior to Michael Alexander, 2123 Cornell Street, Mrs. Virginia, Fifth and half 1992 Leonard, with Mr. Y. Field's back from a month he visit to her mother. In Hillsboro, Mrs. Ruth Madison of El. Worth, Texas spent several days with Mrs. T. Gordon Rue, 2110 North Street last week as her guest. She returned to Mr. Worth, Texas. The Executive Commission of the Grand Lodge of K. of Y. Honors, which Jackson of Wemil M. Maddox of El. Worth's Guest of Parity, Texas. Durnett of Chuburn and Rev. J. H. Huseh, of Waco, met with Grand Chare-P.W.R. Willis last Friday, May 28, 157. Rev. J. D. Eco, Y. M. C. A. Rev. of the Colodd, 1997, rescheduled the Thanksgiving ceremony of Lancaster Lodge. No 282 of the American Wond몰 on Lancaster, Texas Sunday May 28, 1527. W. M. Gordon, representative of The Dallas Elyssa motored to Lancaster last Sunday, and accurate several subscriptions. The K. of P. Pocahontas Lift Bon day morning for Austin, Tx. Director of the K. of P. and W. M. Gordon, secretary to the K. of P. and M. Gordon, secretary to K. of P. Motored to Austin, Tx. The G. Ollifield gave his cla residence of Miss Priscilla Tyler, it was an interesting affair. The Golden Rod Wheel House at the North Dallas Club. Friday May 28, 1927. Ladies were present at takeoffs to coat off. Elgin J. Carr took coat off. The P. B. Porter Trails to off the Grand Lodge. Mr. Jack Whibble of Sherman spent the week and with his wife went to Austin. Your Juneteenth at the ALLEN STREET Will serve your needs with referee gars, Tolled Articles, Dr Orders filled promptly Phone us your wants 3-788 C. ROBINSON and C. FOR Corner Allen and KING & JONES GROC "Our Slogan—"We are than Your Prompt Delive 3101 State Street Phone 3-0053 Will serve your needs with refreshing cream and drinks. Clarks, Toilet Articles, Drinks and Sundries. Let Me Be Your Druggist. COMMUNITY DRUG S S. T. WILLIAMSON, Jr. Pro- SUPERIOR DELIVERY Allen at Juliette St. D "I Either Have it, Will Get it, or it Is EXCELSIS BEN ASSO of Dear Best to cherry death at times they were body out we want to what you think your skin will take PHIS. EXCELSIS BEN ASSO WE PAY HIS ANY GREED D than call at fragile call sell Y-4877 H. Strick ```markdown ``` Mr. and Mrs. U. A. G. Garley, Mrs. Whitney, Bichs and Garley, Hewes and Garley, married to Fort Worth Monday. **Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Garlin** returned to Wichita Falls after a visit to New York. Mr. and Ms. Salazar and friends. C. C. Adams BARBER SHOP 205 N. Central Ave. Near Elm Street The Last Word in Sanitary Barber Equipment Cleaning — Pressing Laundry — Alterations Phone ... 2-3885 AGENTS wanted for 4 in 1 mile straightening comb and pre- ferment compiling. Five three bades faster than one with any other comb or computer. Available at hospitals. A. Altwein Co. Aslville, N.C. PEOPLES CLINIC 2012 Raven Avenue Announcing opening of new PROFILES CLINIC — DRUG STORE Foundation free for two weeks. Medical, Surgical and Drug Beauty Shoppe YOU HAVE TRIED THE REST. NOW TRIED THE BEST. You autobus halts, will make it long, soft and promote the glove, apply to seals it times weekly. Grower 50 cents Temple Grower 62¢ Temple Grower 62¢ Treating oil 60 per bdr Agrais Wanted, Easy Terms We specialize in swap treatment, Manicuring and Beautiful Arching 1st treatment 1150, including Box of Grower 2nd week 75¢ 2nd week 75¢ 16th week 190¢ PHONE FOR ENGAGEMENTS— With Celebration at the BET DRUG STORE freshening cream and drinks. Cl- drinks and Sundries. Quick Delivery 8851 8-8020 ORGE, Proprietors and Cochran Sts. COCERY AND MARKET are no further from you our Phone" Delivery Service 3-4872 Phone 3-8866 DRUG STORE MISON, Jr., Prop DELIVERY Dallas, Texas Get it, or it isn't Mado" EXCFLSOR MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION of Dallas, Texas Most people maze when they want to carry a bag, they want to carry the body out to town or they may want to wear a relationship shirt. You can SKRIVE to take insurance with EXCELSIOR MUTUAL Any person desiring this property must be a resident of 2010ilm Street, 80th Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63101. H. Strickland, Pres. H. 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PINKSTON Office-U-3591, Hex-8-40th Offices Office hours 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Room 100 to Appointment Room 100 to Appointment Sit/Stand, and X/AT/ Sit/Stand, and X/AT/ Cor. Hall and State Hall TREA! DR. C. W. FLINT Ground Floor Location, 91st Ground Street, Fort Worth, Texas D. Chus, C. M.Ct-udon, LARBAR and JARBAR. CLASSIFIED "ADS" POWELL'S HOTEL Best Location For Car Service Best location for real room Best location for sleeping Best location for veneations Best location when in India Best accommodation, 46 rooms 3-0102 Phone 3-7405 D. F. FOWELL, Prop. 2115 W. 10th St. THAT BABY YOU'VE LONG FOR Mrs. Barton Adresses Women on Motherhood and Companionship "For several years I was denied the feeling of motherhood," writes Mrs. Amy marikaygard of Kankan, Oklahoma, who survived and subject to periods of terrible suffering and melancholia. Now I am a little daughter and a true companion and inspiration to my husband. I believe hundreds of other women have suffered in my happiness, and I will gladly reveal it to any married woman. Mrs. Barton offers her advice entirely without charge. She has nothing to offer, and Mrs. Margaret Burton 264 Massachusetts, Kansas City Mo. Correspondence will be strictly confidential. STEPHFNS BROS. DRUG STORE IN QUEEN CITY DON'T GUESS ABOUT IT. First we have it or we will will free service and quick delivery to any part of the city. LAKE BUENA STEPHENS & STEPHENS, Profs. Phone 4-6040 WANTED Most satisfied woman for "general housework, family of two, Wife room with bath. Must have good reference. 5-4144 HOW TO BE A SUCCESSFUL AGENT-12 lessons in book form. 12 hours of tutoring. Boddah, 1818-1819 Street, N. W. Washington, D. C. AGENTS WANTED to sell Dr. Lina Klein Keep Straight Hair $1.50 per dozen 80seller Write for free samples Dr. Lina Medi- Co. 4648 Elm Street, Dallas, Texas. BYSIS JOIN THE CONTENT $12.50 in prizes, give away content classes July 14th. For information DALLAS EXPRESS 2000 Swine Ave. Dallas, Texas 3:00 a.m. to 12:00 9 a.m. to 12:00 8 a.m. to 12:00 DR. E. E. WARD Phone: Office F-55271 Res. E-1900 Prisman Temple DW148 DR. S. L. BROWN, PHYSICIAN & HOSPITAL Diseases of Women and Children & Specialty (ALL calls promptly answered) Office Hours: 9:30 to 12 A.M. 8:30 to 6 P.M. 7:30 to 9 Nights Phone: Office F-55191 Res. E-6231 Office 2141 hall st. Res. 3205 Holmes St. McMillan Sanitarium DALLAIR TEXAS PHONES OFFICE HOUR Office F-55271 9 to 11 a.m. Res. E-6231 7:30 to 8 p.m. DR. J. G. HARDIN MEDICINE & SENCIERY Directions: 506 1-5 Good St. DALLAS, 506 1-5 Good St. DALLAS, PURCHASE Office Y-1423 Rea. X-6346 PURCHASE Hours 8 to 12 m. - 7 to 9 m. DR. J. H. DODD PHYSICAL AND BURGON 400 William H. St. Dallas, Texas A. S. WELLS Attorney and Counselor at Law 300 Pythia Templa, Dallas Texas DALLAS BAND HOUSE TWO WEEKS STREET KING BANI INSTRUMENT State Agent body and armor and drum treppe. Trappe. Guitar. Bass. Musical Merchandise of all kinds. Responding on all Instruments WHY SUFFER? RHEUAZONE STOPS RHEUATISM also Prophetic Condition, Lumbago andaint trouble caused by earl tissue. At people's Drug Store, Alen blood, at People's Drug Store, Alen Pharmacy, Community, Imperial, and Palm Quiz stores. All hospitals. At people's Drug Store, Alen wholesale drugs. All Dalma SORE LEGS HEALED Open Leks. Enlarged Vedo Gottemira Sealled. while pts are in hospital. Call to Heal My Sore Leks at Home* Describe your case A. C. LIPPE PHARMACY 1100 Gate Ave. Ave. Milwaukee, Min. BEAUTY SHOPPE WHERE THE WORK IS DONE RIGHT At Reasonable Cues HOLD DIVING A SPECIAL STATION M.S. STANFORD SYSTEM M.S. STANFORD SYSTEM BEAUTY CULTURE Money to buy or build. Notes extended. Phone 5-2704 CALL US FOR All kinds of General Repair and Roofing Work. Liberal Terms GRIPPTHY HOOPING CO. 2620 Ban Jacobs H. Phone - 92120 REPAIR ALL MAKES OF CARH PULL-IN SERVICE Nicht. and Day ROBINSON'S GARAGE Gasoline and Oils 2622 Thomas Ave. 2-7002 AGENTS WANTED Agents New Plan Mikeys 450.00 to 1100.00 weekly. sells entires direct to no water. No资格 or experience needed Repair a real misfire- house. Nationwide Satisfaction 2622 Road. MISS EYES. SOCIETY YOU ARE FREE AT ALL TIMES TO COME IN AND SELECT AND TRY ON OUR LADIES HATS AND DRESSES Beautiful Hats $3.95 Clever Dresses. $8.95 Glick Bros. 1902 ELM STREET His too bad you can't get your arrangements to work out better, but he doesn't want to see you, nor can she a few nights ago waiting for your fighter to show up. Every time what your purpose is, you know what to do for Wriend wife is going to be on the next summer sometime for your fighter to show up. Out of get out is not going to be good for a Professional make. You know that the city for her summer vacation: It has been said you can fool some people sometimes, but you can't fool all the people all the time. Your house is has realized the hopelessness of her affair with certain people your latest luxury from your husband. It would take "Yourself" to be in all in place and nothing fails. So why stand chances of losing that which you have when you are in all in place and nothing fails. The young man who thinks he is the "Matterless Man" and the choice of the weaker sex in that they take care of him, should get a job like you. The bigger who plays a man is a maxxor who really "clowning" yourself. The bigger who plays a woman. Why not learn to play a woman. Why not learn to play a woman. "The, Guasping, 'Twee,' you see separately a few night ago. Has your brother a wife with you? Have you a wife with you? Are you seeking pleasure elsewhere? Are you not your crew? Would advice you to do weed, he to stop the things you are guilty of, stop the things you are guilty was only one, but it seems the After three weeks' absence from the city, Mrs. Julia Caldwell Praiser, District Great Most Noble House of Dishonor of the House of Dishonor. It returned having visited Tucson and Phoenix Arizona, Albuquerque, New Mexico, Lubbock, San Angelo and Brownwood, Texas. She and her guests generously the west and the supreme hospitality shows by the inhabitants added much joy and comfort to trip of Mrs. Priser. In the west she made an careful throughout that portion of the Jurisdiction and Mrs. Priser re-entered the good spirit and are working for the advancement of the House Hold This being the first time, in 1981, she visited the museum, been visited by this Grand Officer, and her appearance upon the scene of the attack. Thus, the thrill will be in the city. The Flappish Matron of the southside of town and the big churchman should change their meeting place since it is so publicly and on a busy aret. It is too bad also husband and wife of his dust can't happen along sometimes. It's also strong how some of us make great, promises when we are near that mysterious rain of death. And as soon as health is regained, we will change " trust about " be plenty without and life. Your case may prove such. Miss Eyes would like to say it is the young man who thinks that he certain popular business man has said things about him—has harm him with his sweetie is all wrong. You, sweetie know things about you, that even the business man didn't know until he was so in- formed by her. She still seems to like you, therefore, must be your kind, so why worry about what people say about you. The business man clowned her, worried you and then got out of the way, and since you are not man enough to tell him what you think about him face to face. He has ignored your talk, don't think you can hurt him because he is in solid, and has enough, and always, will give you trouble with your sweetie if he so desires. Since a popular young man left the city a few days ago, Mike Jones began to talk about now. You were ignorant, enough to think you were getting into your little story telling campaign, when in fact you were watching your little story telling campaign. Since years taking only rostral that you were telling, you didn't accomplish your telling didn't accomplish your telling, since his one pleasure was in ignoring you. For several days after which he will start the North and Northwestern portion of the state between Chicago and Legee continue in your story. MR. EDGAR MURST APPOINTED MEMBER OF PARK BOARD BY MAYOR BURT. We hold with pronounce satisfaction the appointment of Mr. Edgar Jurd as member of the Board of Trustees will be well remembered that he was on it. It may be well said of Mr. Hurwitz that he is a business man with willful integrity and a keen interest in the welfare Development in the n.e. interest of not only his own family but also of a Peace Warfare Group. He believes in giving every advantage that slightly belongs to him in his position and in his work that will be of service and progress in such activities he may be engaged in. We feel assured our Kurla with such confidence that we will be fairness that will be to the best interest of the entire citizenry of Pakistan. RE FINE TIMES TO SELECT THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1927 Judge Brannan at the Seat of Justice Many frogs in the judge assess fines for being drunk as all we allow to pay fines must go to the Pai'tatch. Find $30 For Drinking Denature Alchol Him Hunter and Andrew, Gregor were before Jadyn, Jordan charged with being drunks and were fired $2,000 each for drinking despite having been warned of the danger of drinking such by telling them it will will you some day. Both were arrested and were sent to the Pueblo jail. Sunday night when Celeste Washington, attented to brake lights, stopped to watch the children, he was shot and killed instantly by Reed. The shooting took place at M. Reed fired only one shot at Bennett, Rennett, and Bentley, but witnessed the shooting of the body of the People Underground Company. Mike I. Lloyd was chapped in the head by his kwekite. Sunday night at 19:34 Orange Street Mist Street Orange Street and started quarrell when he pulled up a hoe an struck her. She was trapped at the Entrance. Police arrived at the Fairmount Park at Street. No arrest was made. *Bunday morning, when *Phil* Armstrong and another woman had a full over their low efforts, the two were carried away and was carried to the Emergency Hospital where she was granted the care. *Phil* Armstrong, St. Louis South Dakota. Girl Drinks Iodine Through Mistake ATTORNEY A. S. WELLS STRAINED BY THE WHITE BAR ASSOCIATION AS A QUALIFIED LAWYER AT THE WHITE BAR ASSOCIATION A. S. WELLS received from the white Bar Association flattering expressions of his health ability and a wife and highest love. A. S. WELLS was a Judge, Lawyer WELLS, but a credit to his social group, for such nurtured and kind Judge WELLS manure rinker test. WOMAN COMMITES SUICIDE A. S. WELLS Nose killed himself aboard HOME HIT METTERMAN Circle by shooting himself with a 28 automatic at 11 a.m. Sunday morning, and was found dead. After Printatcher answered the call, the gun was left with the Oak Cliff and Clark Underkings, Oak Cliff, the gun is responsible for the act. CARD OF THANKS Pitton, Oldhamph, June 4, 1927 We wish to thank our friends for their words and words of words during the death of our beloved heir. Brother and Nephew, Mr. Calebine, for their life this June 1, 1927. We thank the Karatets of Pifu- fur for their windows and beautiful Floral for their windows and beautiful Floral We also thank Mr. Scott for his homes and sympathy. Mother, Mother, Fred Ann, Sister, Mary Kita, Sister, Dear friend, Ochelia Mee, Dorothy Mae, Sister, Ochelia Mae, Fred Nelms, Uncle. SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday was a 'big day' at Nation, Sunday School was largely attended, many visitors were learning, field secretary of the National Public Board pres- eded a wonderful seminar at the morning service, the rest was from the 28th Chapter of Matt 12 and 20 vapes. Twenty them to sharpe all things. Auto Hits Man The Haynes was hit by an auto- mobile while crossing the street at Saturday, receiving a crash with the car. He was taken to A. Shane's Haynes at 2:52 Coutage Lane, Haynes at 2:52 It was his fault that the car crashed across the street Haynes wreaked at the Emergency Hospita Brother Hit the Other With Brick Gerli Phillips was knocked out on Saturday evening by his brother with a break in a fight. His breath was visible in the deep gush over the eye and the check. Phillips was carried to the hospital. No arrest was made. No arrest was made. Auto Collision Hurts Three Saturday night, as Jessie Cross was creaking "Commerce Street at Howard he was hit by, an east wind. Walter Krohn and himself to be hurt. Bainne receives *Broke in the Air* and the wounded arm and wrist. Cross was carried to the city fall where a wounded arm and wrist. Cross was filled against him. A skiffle. Dr. Fleming commented on the P. P. U. as they were more than three hundred per person were present. He praised a woman who was four救命 for the day. Darell School Gives Picnic Play at Auditorium of Booker T. Washington High School Under the direction of Miss Leslie Burchs, the students of Inherent Beach, FL, attended the Friday night's The apogee of the play was a Gypaic Flonic. It was a play in which, where a party for a plexic, it was hard to wear a wig to give. Familiarity a means of motivation that a representation of the Gypaic and their Wild life, be the approval of the club. The boys appeared as participants in a lively, beggin' girl appears who relates the story of her wild life of adventure and returns as a gypsy for Tuller, after such experiences, experience proved sufficient. The classes gave evidences of well trained students of reflected credit to the school and THE ST. JOHN PRIMARY BAPTIST CHURCH The pastor and society meet at the home of Mrs. Della, Della Rose, 2807 St. Paul Street, Monday May 10, 2016. Baren served as pastor of the home. The next meeting will be on Friday June 2nd of the home of Macele Della Rose, President of the Della Rose, President. companions at their residence 2111 of Dollar Cafe on Allen St. (Trompe Axe, retired twenty years) The volcano formation provides a natural backdrop for the Wreckers' Hands of Waltham, and sweet hummingbird life was summoned* and the murmur of the ocean have characterized the rooftops of the Horseshoe Bay. Good Music, Dancing at Night. Admission _____ 50c Emancipation Address from Porch of Club Building at 11 a.m., Prof. W. M. Gordon, Master of Ceremonies The rooms were, beautifully decorated, with many paintings were drapped in paint. A host of friends were present and showed the couple with presents. The couple and their many more years of hobbies and success as husband and wife, the much attraction of sweet music, card flanking and card displaying. The host was served. Dr. R. T. Hamilton announces Mr. J. O. Thomas Will. Offer Services For Drive Services of Negro Chamber of Commerce Dr. R. T. Hamilton, president of Negro Chamber of Commerce announces that Mr. J. O. Thomas Child rendered his services to the Dalton Negro Chamber of Commerce, to the program, the Chamber proceeds to carry out Department of Publicity Left Pythian Temple For Austin The department of publicity of the K. of P. left the Pythian Temple, headquarters for Austin, Texas for the program, the Chamber proceeds to carry out Austin, Texas. The party conceived of Drive Directors, J. M. T. berther, R. C. Scott, E. G. Simpson, W. Whithe, who is officer of Austin, Texas, Whithe, E. G. Tanner and W. Whithe who has charge of Mjor Mathil will engineer the party to Camp Guards of the fourth opening session of the grand Lodge of K. of P. MRS. POPE YLANAGAN HAS AD DAMMABLE ACCIDENT WITH SUNDAY, evening as Mr. Pyh- mian returning from church in his new home. He will be leaving the leak in the city to attend the KC. Grand Lodge at Austin, Texas. Chancellor in which Ms. Tara was a member. In front of the making. In front of the Pride. WOMEN, WEAK, TIRED. Runduns and Nervous For the lower part of the stomach, being down to pains, female weaknesses, headaches, backache, melan初hola, dependent, if they are insurgents (fluzhed of heat), fleeting and indefinite pains, white painful or irregular periods, should write to Mr. Ellen Loyell, 5264 Mass., Kansas City, Mo. She will entirely�l go and without charge to the inquirer advise of a convenient home method where they are and other women say they have successfully relieved similar troubles. The most common expression of these thankful women is "I feel like a new woman." And others, "I don't have any pains whatever anymore." It can hardly believe myself that you're wonderful if they don't see much good for me. It's such a short time." Write today. This advice is entirely free to you. She has nothing to sell. FOR COLORED Two, practically new, four rooms Rungalows. Terms like rent Call Mr. Beard, 7-111. ELM AND MURPHY STS. WEILS GET READY FOR June Teenth AT We are having a Sale of a thousand very beautiful in every size from 16 to 54 A small deposit will hold anything for you until you want it Am offering my home for sale for $1499.99. A burglary for any area, but especially for a Colored phytal site. If interested house before July 1st of DB, J. W. TILLION, Sr., 1301 K. 2nd StreeC. Pt. Worth, Texas. K. of P's To Create Industrial Insurance Department and Back Contracts With $1,062,379 of Assets. GOODHAMED FROM PAGE Schedule Xx-Financial Statement as of May 29, 1921—Assets Petty Cash $ 100.00 American Exchange National Bank—Dallas $ 114,052.44 American National Bank—Dallas $ 183,854.54 Citizens National Bank—Waco $ 23,856.86 Republic National Bank—Dallas $ 56,461.19 Liberty Negate Bank—Dallas $ 40,401.06 Free National Bank—Paris $ 29,211.13 Cash Bank $ 100,718.11 Cash Bank $ 110,091.13 Sanitarium Bonds $ 26,000.00 U. K. Treasury Certificate $ 4,000.00 Indiana Notes $ 2,415.95 Motor Vehicles $ 2,415.95 Building and Real Estate $ 165,529.78 Temple Drug Store $ 6,949.10 Bentonium Certificates $ 6,123.78 Burberry and Plateau $ 29,070.00 Bentonium Reserve, London Tax $ 9,290.00 Accounts Receivable $ 11,677.25 $ 322.40 Total Book Assets $ 771,255.02 Accrued Interest $ 51,764.28 Total Assets $ 775,156.40 CLARITIES # MASTERCLASS Masters Bach Chains Masters May 26, 1991 Masters May 26, 1991 Masters May 26, 1991 71, 822, 823 REPORT OF CALYANTHYS SHOWER ORDER, WORTH $21,750 Reports of the Grand Court of Calyathne which were read on Mon- day morning when the court was opened. Mrs. M. A. Kirk of Walth- ford, Mrs. N. A. Kirk of Walth- ford, the office manager of the Affiliate, the office manager of the finanace read this. They to- nked the Knights of Pythia in a total worth of the order up to $21,641.740 Reports Worthing Counsellor given loving care Beautifully gowned in a white differentate dress which showed her name and complete graciousness. Mrs. F. K. McPherson, Grand Worth, Coussier of Th. Court of Calcutta, read her address telling of the wonderful cooperation of all of the members of her state and of the membership of the jurisdiction in general. She commended every case of them, told of the progress which had been made, renewed aligance to the Grand Chancellor and promised the continued cooperation of her order with that of The Pythians in making full more progress in the future than had been made for the past year. Annie-Endover Cash in Banks First National Bank, Walo District National Bank, Waco Oltland National Bank, Waco United States Liberty Bonds ..... Pythian Banithium Bonds ..... TOTAL LEDGER ASSETS None Ledger Assets-Accrued TOTAL Grand Court Funds All National Bank, San Antonio Union State Bank, Calvert GRAND TOTAL OF ASSET Liabilities Claims in process of adjustment Insurance department Though replete in sliquence are containing communication of: the officials of his staff and of the profession in general, the address of Grand Chancellor Wills was featured by his advisory of the new statement of an Industrial fast rate in connection with the endow ment department of the Great Dodge and the beginning of an as- cent to keep the thousands of dollars of the money of members of the race in this state where the same of our own group here. But he "It is not prejudice but the against of both preservation which prompts the things which I are saying here today. For many years this thing has been within the public and therefore on my mind and I am argued now of all of the times in my life that I was the fulfillment of a kind which will where here need for why I think needs the own method to make the most employment I their own institutions. For all of urged the confined hard work of his friends to find the first and other things afterwards. She fordited the time when they were in the garden, and reached the church, reach the door, and the assets alone reach the miracle. She was element. She showed her love. She was seeing and her fear of seeing ability as she painted the pictures of the status of her family. Given silver loving-cup by Dallas Courts Following the address of Mrs. Mc. Pherson, Miss E. M. Weema's of Dallas, on behalf of the Courts of that city, presented a huge silver loving eup, standing eighteen inches in height, and of solid silver, to her within speech which was long in the extreme and based around the sentiment found in the poem "If you like Him, let Him Know It." Other beaches, eloquently delivered by Mrs. E. A. Robinson, A. E. McPherson, R. H. Morris and M. H. C. Brown, exalted by the ability of Mrs. McPherson and praised the ability which she had shown in the conduct of the order. The following is the report of the finance of the order. Government Department Mozo ..... $125,126.12 Mozo ..... $80,234.41 Mozo ..... $8,100.25 $127,802.41 ..... 10,000.00 ..... 10,000.00 TSR ..... $112,263.41 earned_Interest ..... 5,729.48 ..... $911,879.89 Mozo ..... $ 3,140.73 ..... 131.75 $ 6,322.49 BOROTB ..... $925,526.58 intent ..... 9,850.00 These years the line—an uprises of the white faces and of our upon from other sections have been coming into our midst, preaching the inefficiency of Negro fraternal orders and prejudicing the misdetoes of our policy holders as to the goodness of our contracts. We have gone to these homes of our folks but once a month. They go away on Monday morning and with each visit they tell of the weakness of fraterns (insurance). They know that they falsify. They know that they do not analogically contribute to the unbuilding of Texas. And now we plan at one time to back svongation of our contracts with our million-hour-dollar organization, peach the划 of our women and the ass, by all of our homes, create employment for Texas. Now, in some of the parties owned by them, keep the money of Texas in Texas. It is literally true that every year, more than 150,000 of the insurance pensions are. Negotiation is learned this state and as to any other "The folks of other states. That thing must cease Self preservation demands that it cease. How about that, heathren." He then read a statement from the actuary of the order indicating that the plan was not only sound but also well-tailored and much needed. The recommendation in this matter was so "Recommendations." For some time I have been addressing the feasibility of establishing, in connection with our business, a new actuary. After having given this matter a thorough consideration and after a few months of doing from the standpoint of the insurance Department, I received a message that we could be created in connection with the Endowment Department or the In-Service Department. Bloquent speeches in commenda tion of the work of the Grand Chancellor were made at the close of the address by Vice Chancellor Kinehion, Dr. A. R. Jackson and Prof. A. W. Jackson of Rosenberg. He told of the recent victory in the Supreme Court verdict giving to Negrees the right to vote in Democratic primaries and declared that "it was a challenge to the masses of my people" in Texas to show themselves worthy of such a privilege. Politics is our str�most fortress," he said. "Behind " its mighty protection, made secure by the struggle of our strong men, " are it now�elieve " on march forward under the mighty banner of a climsatic and severing republicans. R. Jones's whole�ietiny is in the stars and whose hopes are placed on his own. Again he placed the need of greater love of womankind above all other racial virtues and suggest that the boughs of family life be strengthened until, "like the American, on white men, the American Never is a being whose only hope is to be future of his children, whose only joy is in the cheerful amuse-and constant strength of his wife, the pistவர் of his Jog and the participant in his sorrow." The "Colone" is still the idol of Texas if applause was joy-tied in the pleasure which his club life had in his appearance. When it was announced on Monday night that the program could not be no-l to the spatu air there were sounds of disappointment on every side for all had made ready to "hear of Simmons." Wes Changes in the Official Family Only a few minor changes in the official family of The Calanthians resulted from the tabulating on Tuesday morning. There were no findings in the Grand Lodge. To follow the same the offenders of the Grand Lodge were the coming year. Roll of Grand Lodge Officers Sir W. S. W.B.I. Grand Chancellor Sir L. I. J. K. King. Grand Vice Chancellor Sir A. N. Binnion. Past Grand Chancellor Sir Gea. M. Guest. Grand Master of Echequer Directors of Banks Sir A. J. B. Jackson, President Sir J. A. B. Jackson, Secretary Sir J. H. Hughs Sir J. H. Hughs Sir L. Madden Sir L. Madden The address of Col. Roaseon Conkin Simmons in response to the speech of welcome of the Mayor, a Austin which was to have been delivered on Monday night was postponed on account of rain until Tuesday night when he spoke to an overflowing crowd in Ebeness. Tabernacle, on The Spirit of Progress. He told of the need of new-type of thought on the part of the Negro especially as far as a position was concerned and he foretold of the time in Texas when the political strength of the race would be exerted in ways which would not be held in the country and, further, honor on all of those who had the will of legends to sacrifice kind fight the battle for the honor and advantage of the race to the race of success. The following is the roll of office of the Grand Court. THE DALLAS EXPRESS - DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1927 G. W. C. Mry. P. K. McPherson. Buck and Potter. Rts. Gaillacry. K. W. McWall. 1501 E. 950 Sd Dallas. In. Mrs. R. H. Nyrick. Dallas. Say! The Dallas express they have appeared in that in its last strate to the House has been in a pul has been in a pul 2125 Dowling St., Houston, TX 78104 E. W. P. of D. Mrs. F. E. Davis Box 216, Calcutta, G. W. A. H. of D. Mrs. V. A. Johnson, Bonham, G. W. H. of Deep, Mrs. Y. A. Robinson, Marshall G. W. Cond, Mrs. P. D. Johnson, Marshall G. W. A. Cond, Mrs. M. E. Collier Clarksville, G. W. Br. D., Mrs. Hattie Miller, F.C. W. Jr. G. W. T. D., Mrs. A. L. Amsworth, Galaville, G. W. E. Mrs. Ilda & Green, W. Pano G. W. Pro, Mrs. A. Young, F. Wong, W. Wacro G. W. H. Mrs. Daisy Pender, Crockett Endowment Board Treadent, Mrs. A. E. McPherson, 611, Indiana St., Waco, Vice President, Mrs. M. H. C. Brown, 624 Nolan Rd., San Antonio Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. N. A. Kirk, 1116 Elm St., Waco, Board of Directors President, Mrs. M. H. Stamps, Marlin, Secretary, Mrs. V. A. Johnson, Bonham, Mrs. A. A. Dodson, 2611 Sumpter, St. Houston Mrs. D. Thomas, 616 S. 7th St., Waco, Mrs. C. V. Smillie, Gauge, Grand Worthy Matron, Mrs. L. B. Williams, 405 Carter St., Marshall, O.C. Medical Examiner, D. A. N. - Prince, 120 E. Brackett Street, Shermbad Grand Editress, Mrs. A. V. Jones, Waco, Grand Secretary, Treasurer of D. W. W. Grand Secretary, G. C. Harrison Twenty in Review of Princesses Fullr accognias of the review of Fythian Princesse will be continued in The Express of next week, but at this writing twenty-six have contestants listed for the appearance Wednesday night and it is to the new season of the Robb conductor that all of Robb will appear. Monday morning all of those in the city accompanied by their esorts visited the Grand Lodge and Grand Court and were presented along with The State Princes, from Galveston, Ohio won the honor last year. The new leader of thought and organization in the rate who were seen during the Grand Lodge were: Grand Chancellor Chasel, Great Britain of Oklahoma, A. J. Kirkpatrick of Oklahoma, Grand Chancellor, Barco of Mass., Supreme Chancellor, S. W. Green, Rev. W. L. Dickson, Ohio, M. J. Westley, Houston, Collin, E. H.�. H. H. M. H. H. H. Chas, Love, Houston, Dr. C. W. Atkinson, Greenville, Dr. F. M. Sunday, Dallas, Hon. Chas, T. Brackney, Dallas, Prof. H. T. Davis, Galveston, Prof. C. H. Waller, Prairie View, R. A. Hester, Brownwood, Dr. G. W. Connor, Waco, Prof. B. T. Wilson, Jr. Waco, Hon. Robert Holler, Washington, D.C. The report is expected with the Department of Census. Col Hank Lethridge, Houston, and others whose names were not secured by the reporter. Local Committees do fine work Much of the success of the Garden Club work done in preparation for it by the citizens committees of the Garden Club has been several months in preparation. Park sites have been secured. Home have been arranged for the work of the Garden Club which, all at once swiped down on the city and places of the Garden Club. The supervision of the Grand Chantier and these committees whose work is done in the Garden Club, D. Loomis, D. Loomis, M. T. Mears, W. A. Patcher, P. A. Williams, N. W. Harbison, R. T. Hobson, B. H. Lay, I. C. All indications point to the great est court on Field Dari which has been built on the same site in this state. Already the vanguard has begun to arrive (Tuesday) in the city for the great parade on Wednesday. D. O. K.-O. gate, ready for organization. Larger cities in the city are here this year over before and the sessions are now being held in Lyons Hall preparatory to the ordination of the organization under the direction of Vice president Chancellor Kirchhoff. The state are represented and the roster of officers is being chosen. The state is Dallas, Houston, Measurant, Austin and Paris; are also in Calgary. The Schultz Temple of Fort Worth came into Austin with his body guard on duty and was to be well rested, in time for the parade. Laymen Criticize High-Handed Methods of Bishops and Interference of Ministers (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) It criticizes it, it is alleged that the ministers in many cases caused their own as the delegates and instructors to "strain" the ministers and in turn followed them to Detroit "to see to it that they cast their bait for the disliked" "gang" of ministers in Wake for the disliked administration. Practices Will Not be Tolerated That high-handed practices would not be tolerated was clearly stated in the statement signed by the secretary of the Detroit branch of the organization, district, justice, gang gottes, self-affirmation, and urged to all the world and hurry were noted that we are ```markdown ``` CPADAMS FISH MARKET "ON TOP OF THE WORLD" PALM DRUGCOMPANY WONDERFUL PLACE TO REFRESH COOL AS A DIP IN THE OCEAN WONDERFUL MUSIC SUPERLUNCHES, FROZEN DELICACIES, Telephone Delivery Service Sunday and Night by Appointment DALLAS EXPRESS BLVD, 506 1-2 Good St, Dallas, Texas A POWERFUL INSECTICIDE YOU TO VISIT THE NEW STORE IT'S NOT THE LARGEST BUT The Finest and Best WHERE YOU GET WHAT YOU WANT PICK YOUR SUIT NOW EOR THE SUMMER NORFOLKS 1217 MAIN Benson Seaman's Location bring disgrace upon the Church we love so well. "We are not radical. We seek to build, not to taint down, to glorify, not desecrate, to save, not destroy. We are not becoming angry to run wild. We are not a ghost of an awake. We are not a idea of an idea. We are made up to stay, but light for the right." SEAFOOD DEALS MAIN STORE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AND MAIN ST. Near Austin Sedal 2-3232 RETAIL STORE 3214 E. M. Near Houston 7-3231 We Sell Y SPECIAL PRICE TO CHURCH BLOOR GROUND LINE OF Specials For Pre- Pan Fish, fin, fillet, peekaboo Whole fish one to four pounds. Biscuit Palm Tina for Frying, alice 2-6789 "ON TOP OF PALM DR A WONDERFUL P COOL AS A DRI WONDERB SUPERB FROZEN I Telephone D 2415 Elm OFFICE PHONE 3-0857 Sunday and Night DALLAS EXPRESS BLD.G. 5 shopping center A POWERFUL INSECTICID MA "Skeetee" Kills Files, Mosquitoes, Mos Harmless—Strain The Dallas people run-funded for their keen observation of the heat in all that they see in the sunlit urban artifice on Friday night, June 17th for all that has been said in praise of their safety and the city's beauty that they see for yourself. CARD OF THANKS Louch to thank my friends for their kindness shown during the illness and death of Jones. Jones and also for the beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. Rena (MJFaddenJones, Wife of Mr. Jones) and Jennifer Loughner, Jr. Evening Lecture Jones, Son. FOR RENT 3 Room apartment all conven- tions, near car line, 10 mi- utes ride of town. PHONE X-2890 The Caldicage-Taylor Choral Club is to update in Dattos is producing a "announcement" everywhere and his team is working to ensure every member an artist—hear them at the City Hall Auditorium, Friday night, June 11th. DANBURF is hard to remove from most Colored people's soup. HAWAIIAN SPECIAL GROWER 40 CENTS is guaranteed—one stops titching, breaking off and falling out of the HAWAIIAN PRODUCTS. Till Clark Slew, Dallas, Texas WHY BUY NEW CLOTHES Let me call for your old clothes. We can call for danders. Call me for your right arm. Phone 3-7235 502 Good bt. PLEASON JOHNSON, Prop. LORRANE ART CIFT SHOPPE LET IT MAKE YOUR JUNE Where you will be pleased and fitted. When you will be pleased and fitted. Men's Mesh made to order Alternations of all kinds. Good position for comforts. Apply at once. MISS LILLAN DANIELS, Prop. CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Marth Record, and Miss Mitchell taken the opportunity to thank their many friends who so kind to them during the illness and the 10th Green. The much peace of these friends will never be forgotten. LERS SINCE 1891 ADAMS Juneteenth Sale On June 18th, 19th and 20th, all Roosevelt Lots will be tagged showing Lot Number, Block Number, Price and Terms. All you have to do is drive through the Addition on one of these three days, pick out your lot, pull the tag and present it to the Field Office on the Addition, or to our down town office with the cash payment and the lot will be held for you. Never before has such property with advantages, including water, lights, gas, heeferage disposal, Park, Country Club, Golf Course, Ball Park and transportation been offered to Colored people at any price much less on the ridiculously low prices and terms which are being offered for this Special Sale. Drive out Knaufman Road, extension of Second Avenue to Addition and pick your lot early. All visiting friends and Eke Welcome Phone X-1955 1800 Jackson St. W. R. RICHERSON and MRS. J. B. GLASPER, Proprietors CULLUM & BOREN CULLUM & BOREN AN INVITATION TO YOU TO VISIT OUR GAS RANGE DEPT. AND SEE THE MANY BEAU- TIFUL NEW MODEL QUICK MEAL GAS RANGES QUICK MEALS Priced . . . $49.50 $59.50 $69.50 $74.50 and Upward **QUICK MEAL OVENS ARE LINED WITH RUST** **PROOF PORCELAIN** and will not chip or break from the heda but can be had either with or without the faucet Lorain Heat Regulator. Let us install a Lorain equipped Quick Meal in your home. With a Lorain Oven you may place an entire meal to the oven at one time, set your Lorain Red wheel and enjoy yourself it is cooking. Many styles and sizes to select from. Quick meals are very moderately priced. $5.00 allowed for your old gas stove. A small cash payment. Balance Easy. Come in now it will be a pleasure to show you. These line Gas Range CULLUM AND BOREN COMPANY 1509-11 Elm St. 1510-12 Pacific Ave. TO VISIT OUR GAS THE MANY BEAU- QUICK MEAL SES QUICK MEALS Priced $49.50 $59.50 $69.50 $74.50 and Upward Dr. Clark plays a vigorous extension program of varied Christian activities in which he expects ten students to be white and colored. Five hundred young ladies are now being asked to answer the following question. Young men and women are taking great interest in these questions and will attend the program and even service to note the use of the answer. The program for Sunday follow: 1. Man—Dr. Clark 2. 10 p.m.—Award of the Man—Dr. Clark 3. 10 p.m.—Award of the Man—Dr. Clark 4. 10 p.m.—Short Musical Program by Chiné 5. Address—The Island 6. Miss Eileen M. Smith Instrumental Solo 11:00 a.m. Massey Hall. Ideal Massey. Man's Room. Ideal $300. m.-Annual Gymnasium of the Good Samaritan. 800p. Instrumental Program by Chinch. Address: The Ideal Husband... Instrumental Sole. Miss Minnie Mae Mayes Bernardine Massey and Miss Mayes are recent graduate of Misk University, and now engaged in settlement work at Cleveland, Ohio and Miss Mayes had now engaged in settlement work at the high school at Kernes, Texas. Everybody welcome. Come in to workship. Go out to serve. The white press says: "that the fashionable music which show the possibilities of the Negro in the music world. Meet night night. June 17th." ICE CREAM Keeping Hint. Cool and refreshed. It'll make his whole body And it's inexpensive. HOME-Made O F PURE MILK $1.25 Gallon. 70c. Call 2-0118 We Deliver OWL CANDY COMPANY 2223 Elm Please return all books pro LIBRARY The Club Center Library is open each evening of 4-6 for receiving and drawing books. We have received recently donations for Library from following performers. Banks of JOHN WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL, Ms. Beham of 1st Mathedist Church Junior Department of Highland Park Sunday 4:30 Biblen from 1st Mathedist BARRY Center Library is open for receiving and receiving recently dena- ry from following of Jackson Washington, Mrs. Bekam of 14th Junior Depart- and Park Sunday 12 Methodist. CLUB CENTER LIBRARY, 2002 Washington Mrs. Cross Class The following persons certificates for their accou- nals in the class that has closed. Mrs. L. O. W. Hodge, Mrs. Mand Minor, Mrs. L. M. Mrs. Innocence Collins, Mrs. Glayper, Mrs. E. I. Butler, Ackledee, Mrs. E. N. Wya E. G. Adama DE EMANC As a fitting tribute not celebrate this this friendly store count—pay later. Wonderful THE NEW YORKER M ABRAHAM LINCOLN, The Great Emancipator ```markdown ``` ```markdown ``` A Warm EVENING'S TREAT FOR "HUBBY" AFTER an exacting at the office or shop during this warm late afternoon, you can m a k e "nubby" while "all over" by serving, as his mother, a generous d e h of OWLS ICE CREAM Keeping Hibs Cool and refreshed, it'll make his whole creating a b P P y. And it's inexpensive. HOME-MADE O F PURE MILK Only $1.25 Gallon, 70c Qt Call 2-0118 We Deliver OWL CANDY COMPANY 2223 Elm Please return all books promptly. Club Center Library, 2503 North Mackintosh. The collection receives certification for their excellent work in the class that has closed. Mr. T. O. W. Hedge, Mrs. J. W. Wilson, Mrs. A. H. Illingell, Mrs. And Minor, Mrs. L. M. Haynes, Mrs. Ingenee Collin, Mrs. J. D. Hasley, Mrs. L. J. Butler, Mrs. McKendle, Mrs. R. N. Wynn, Mrs. G. Adams. DRY MANCIN As a fitting tribute to the not celebrate this day this friendly store on e count—pay later. Wonderful and EMANCIPATION DAY As a fitting tribute to the memory of the "Great Emancipator" why not celebrate this day of days with a brand new outfit bought at this friendly store on easy terms. Come in now and open an account-pay later. ```markdown ``` DRESS UP FOR Open Saturday Evenings 'til 9 o'Clock THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 11. 1927 Your Credit is Good at H. & R The Music Festival of the year will be given at the City Hall Auditorium, night June 17th. The festival will be presented by one of Ablee famous programs. For tickets ring 20244. JEFFERSON — The Central High School and M. Pleasant Base Hall club entertained the Public Hall at the concert and the Central High School club won the game, scores 1 to 3. The Central High School closed with thirteen graduates and a few well pleased. Mr. O. Bennett, with his Kid Academy has been invited to Linden, Texas to attend the Chamber of Commerce. The Cooper of Dallas arrived in the city last week, is visiting relatives and friends. In addition, Mr. Jim M.Klmern wife and two children were invited and twice down an enchantment. The Black and TexasKlmern hat sat Sunday at the Chesterfield Park. 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(Ishopeport), DALLAS, TEXAS Notice To The Public Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or right of the author, or of the operation which may appear in the columns of THE DALLAS EXPRESS will be greatly re- ceived to the attention of the publication. The Dallas Express Subscriptions in Advance 1 Year . . . $2.50 2 Months . . . $1.00 3 Months . . . $1.20 Single Copy . . . .0.05 THE DALLAS EXPRESS Subscribe every Saturday 'Morn- ing in the Year at 2:000 Swine Avenue. Broadcast at Office of Postal Delivery, as second-class matter Author of Act of Congress, "March 1978. Foreign Advertising Representative: W. B. Miff Company, 608 South Dearborn St. Chicago. W. B. Miff Company, 604 Morton Bldg., 114 East Measuus St. THIS DALLAS EXPRESS has never bolded the white feather, neither has it been diagnosed by the yellow streak. It is not afflicted with the flannel mouth. It is a plain, every day, sensible, conservative newspaper, which trims no skill to catch the passing broses: flies do doubtful flag; it professes a patriotism as broad as our country. It lives of even handed justice covers all the territory occupied by the human race. This is pretty high ground, but we live on it and are prospering. Boys of the press come up and stand with us. This ground is holy. W. H. KING. Serve Best According to the text of the most recent measure introduced in the Texas Legislature and passed last week, the Democratic Party is by no means satisfied with the recent decision of the United States Supreme Court in the matter of the right to vote. The measure elections which, in this state, are the equivalent of elections, the measure would place in the hands of the execu- The Express notes that less than two months after the elections of this city, the Board of Education drop the names of two members of the recently appointed Negro leaders, given it but it is reasonable to suppose that some facts, worthy of attention, have been behind this section. And *K* is well worth - while - to know the Negro members of the Board of Education in recommendation of those who are considered as the leaders of the city. tive committee the right to place such restrictions as to party membership as it deems fit. It and is reported that the measure has some opposition but in the mash. It represents a concern of the opinion of Democratic leaders in Texas. The present officials are new, in office, and like others of the bury men of this city, have had their own experience. Many Negroes and to shore up on their real relation to the com- punity. They must rely upon the people to them in a political way. He would seem — proper, then that those who have the power of do business in the city would take real care in whatever they are called upon to do. Bedmen should not trust in the way they are called upon to do. In office and, like others of the party men of this city, have had the same great interest in the party as the party of this city. It is fair to suppose that these may be others just like him. In fact, one member of the House is reported to have remarked when the bill was introduced that there was no Negro menace to the party in Texan. But aside from all of these aspects of the case, there is another which the Express deema worthy of real consideration is to them. In a political way, it is not to be said that the Express deema will be the only one of the most common of the great good for their group in the state of the United States. It is that it will be many years before anything like real conclusion. It should not be so serious and the process of their political strength and its benefits will be the only a consideration of this part. A significant part of the group is that the group which has co�ated present, for the general interest of mutual interest should be found in the group. They have no other alternative. The most recommended as are the two groups, as well as the two groups, should be those of which the group is the most important. The statements of some of its leading politician leaders, because of a lack of this: And yet, the only means of creating two strong political parties lies in the freewill expression of the city officials and the other. To the same extent as the group is the most important. All of these are not only the group, but the other are not only the group. They have no other alternative. The most recommended as are the two groups, as well as the two groups, should be those of which the group is the most important. It appears that that is the case. As, the case now stands, there is only asemblance in this matter of the Wallace. We are of a Republican party in this state and all because the leaders made aware of many them which have since come to light. And it is fair to suppose that as a leader attracted to it if Negroes were barred, Negroes have allowed themselves to be barred without a dissenting voice. But no great gains in the strength of that party have been seen in some fallen states. And those responsible for the selection of men who could not be retained are negroes as a mass are intelligent enough to cast an intelligent ballot. Their filiteracy now is negligible. They have real leadership. They have proven in a thousand ways that they never nailed them in the body of the president before in all of the history of the United States. The bodies operate in connection in it. It is to be reared. It appears that this right. Why? How can real statesmen justify this THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1927 indicated by attempt to law from 'effortful suffrage a group which in all other ways is generally considered as least a tolerable member of its society. What has assumed the proportions of a lynching wave now is sweeping America and the news reports of each succeeding day bring stories of brutalities on Negroes by mobs of every section of the south and border states. Arkansas started the movement and Mississippi, Missouri and Louisiana took it up. In a single day two such mob murders occurred and in each case the victims were Negroes. Florida had such an attempt to its credit but the vigilance of jailers and the police outweighed out of the lynching purpose. The accused in this case was a white man. Whether the same actions would have characterized the sheriff had he been a Negro cannot be said. DENTAL DEFECTS THAT SHOULD NOT BE NEGLECTED Dr. W. T. Burke It is indeed necessary for one to have their teeth cleaned and polished with a dental mirror, and necessary in order to remove the debris and stains therein which are present on the tooth brush. If these deposits are allowed to remain, tartar forms in crowns, the tooth and beneath the fractures of the gum. This causes the fragrance of the gum. This causes the gum irritation, irritates the gum texture of the teeth, irritates the gum texture of the teeth, irritates the gum texture of the teeth, irritates and poyrhea, but they also cause tooth decay. Thapte "Taking the law into their own hands" is the statement generally made in chronicleing the stories of such happenings. But there is no thoughtful person of any sort in the news. The law is not the story that implied in such a statement. There is no Law of the mob but the law of murder and brutality. There can be nothing like a semblance of justice in the actions of such a murderous group. Take the recent Coffeeville happening for instance and think on the latest developments from that event. Coffeeville is in Kansas and on a day a few weeks ago, it was startled by the news that two young ladies had been attacked by "two Black burly burles." The news spread. Men gathered in groups and discussed the heinousness of the crime. The news spread so that little town was a soothing mass of mobbies, bent on snuffing out the lives of Negroes generally. Rioting began; for the Negroes were determined not to be the victims of simple savage lasts on the part of those whose emotions were so intense. and upon staying in them, caused the teeth to continue to degay. One does not always know these cavities are present and allow them to continue until it reaches the place whereby it has to be extracted. Therefore it is necessary again to have teeth looked over periodically. It is better to have them looked after right away for them it does not hurt, and it does not cost as much. Therefore select a dentist in whom you have confidence, consult him regularly and follow his advice. (To be Continued) out. "The town was placed under martial law. Bloodhounds were placed on the trail of the "rapists" and these "dependable" sleuths soon located a Negro cabin and the officers who were there had a little more than the ordinary amount of control. They checked up, on the story told by the wronged person. Later, just two weeks ago it developed that there had been no Negro rapists. There had been no attack. The police had wronged doings of those whose skins were by no means black. 'COMRADES CONVERSE' N. W. Warlite Sincile Coffeel The road that leads to Heaven's Is a path that solemn trot. Every now and a traveller Weds his way in God. Two such souls on yesterday Were climbing Zion Hill. They returned Death, the victor over skill. Three quartet country, was once awake In flight, than kill. In flight, they exchanged confi- dents As the learned on rod and staff. Said the young, and peace to Who journey an sohn. The true there's rest the warry over there. But for you the yet yet noon. The world could ill afford to lose a character so true. A character or friend or foe "What had faith in you." The true, said the sold in accounts soil. To this life I shall adored you. A life after a morning of life. But even running has set it. A. W. Warlite The road that leads to Heaven's Is a path that solemn trot. Every now and a traveller Weds his way in God. Two such souls on yesterday Were climbing Zion Hill. They returned Death, the victor over skill. Three quartet country, was once awake In flight, than kill. In flight, they exchanged confi- dents As the learned on rod and staff. Said the young, and peace to Who journey an sohn. The true there's rest the warry over there. But for you the yet yet noon. The world could ill afford to lose a character so true. A character or friend or foe "What had faith in you." The true, said the sold in accounts soil. To this life I shall adored you. A life after a morning of life. But even running has set it. ville have had their lives snuffed out because of the sort of "apeyed justice" which moils delight to mete out? How many hapnes have been robbed of their sole means of sup'p? How many persons have been given the wrong idea of a race because of this mob license which is now confined to no section of this country? It is literally true that the average southern person feels that all Negroes are probable repists. It is literally true that because of the many hapnes to take suspicion of the real guilty parties and it never fails to cause injustice to be done to many innocent Negro members of society. It will never be known how many hundreds of innocent men have gone to their deaths in the past. It will never be known how America. Can this country afford it? Can it continue to exist if this evil is allowed to run rampant? What does the future hold for a nation which is so thoughtless of its permanence? Certainly we are no prophets, but there can be no doubt that ultimate disobedience, legal procedure and the satisfaction of those who "take the law into their own hands," is not far fetched. THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY WOULD LIMIT ITS MEMBERSHIP int The how, the why, the why. int I would that I could still stare on Making places for the youths Ka you have shaped the character "WITH fundamental, truths" int The restlessness of the universe, Was calmed by the sweet, Was held in terror, the fierce, Those souls in port. int It Peter, healed, of the gate, W behold them in flight, Surrounded by angelic hearts, Warmed them to the right. *Began from the hills of Carolina, A way of Texas plan- ing.* *A crown thus did obtain. The few jewels are the priceless moils, Obligated by the tender ear, There where yet in tender word* *Where following them up here.* *To youth from the southland's sunny* *climes.* *The we could not leave, the on* *shore.* *In the darkness of the XIV* *The jewels in this precious crown* *Are the souls of the once da- sie.* *We want rightly called the* *friend of man.* *Enter the love of the blest.* *Is.* *The age and youth were unhersed* *Where only angels feel have trod* *We so live to greet them* *In the presence of our God.* *ALLIEN I. GRIEGOK* **HOW TO LIVE, 100** **YEARS** By ALGERNON R. JACKSON, Md. Director Department of Public Health, Howard University. "Washington, D.C. Very few make it and very few care to live a hundred years, but anyhow it is a fine ideal. The following rules appeared in the Medical Woman's Journal. Paste them in your hat and let them send into your head." 1. Breath fresh air, both day and night. 2. Exercise your larger muscles regularly every day. 3. Look upon over-fatigue as your enemy and upon rest as your friend. Take at least eight hours of sleep. (The Voice of Wisdom says to turn off the radio about 10 o'clock.) 4. DHK plenty of water—at T media and also between meals. h. Eat temporarily, partaking of vegetables and fruit for "roughage" and health's sake, and sparingly or meat and sugar. Avoid overweight. 6. Have regular bowel habits. T. Avoid infection from both outside and inside sources. Make a thorough recovery from colds and sore throat. Wash your hands before eating. (That the teeth are to be cleaned, right and morning is taken for granted.) 9. Think Wholesome thoughts. Face unpleasant situations frankly and sensibly; and don't worry. Keep up your play spirit. 10. Have a health examination by your physician each year; ask his advice and follow it. HOOSIT? (ANP) 91—He was an African, and became Pope in 492. He was one of the earliest bishops of Rome to assert the supremacy of the Papal Chailr. He suppressed Pelgianism, renewed the ban against the oriental patriarch, move out the Magnichina from Rome and wrote against the Eutrychiana and Nostro-Riana. He died in 156. HOOSIT? A Answer to Hoosit? 60—Eratotheca TEXAS TOWNS DIHOL—Rev. J. Bradford, pastor of Shiloh B, C was at his post Sunday morning and night service were good and well attended. Rev. Lampley of Houston preached here Thursday night. The Juvenile of the Household of Ruth gave a party for Miss Florine Hurdle Monday night. Mrs Cora T. Terry gave a handkerchief showed in Prof. and Mrs. J. M. Hurdle Thursday night. Miss Clarice Collins returned from Texas College Thursday. On account of rain Sunday afternoon the ball game between Diboll and Crockett was called off at end of the 7th inning. Beores 6 and 4 for favor of Diholl. Mr. Will Mass Mrs. Mary McToy from Houston County spent the week end with Mr. Jack Lands and wife, Mr. Rawls of Corrigan visited Mr. Oto to Rawls Mrs. Summers of Livingston spent several days in town last week in interest of the Plas house and Daughters of Mevery Miss Florine Hurdle left Saturday for Center, Texas. Mrs. Pearl Kirkwood and Miss Mary Johnson went to Houston Sunday. Mrs. Adeline Hurdle left Sunday night for Prairie View to attend Summer School. See Miss Expreme. Spencer for the Dallas Expreme. . BIVINS - Mr. Ben C. Terry, Mr. F. A. Moseley, W. R. Mitchell, and Rev. J. W. Dow atteifdell The R. R. Institute at Trebs City, La. last week. Miss Grace Miley attended the mandating exercises at Central High School. She also his son, McNoble Harper, attended the Central High Exercises also. His son McNoble Harper attended the grading class. Prof. R. A. Stevens, a member of the Nationalary recently announced his marriage to Miss Julee Lee Dowson of the University, who a happy call on the marriage. The following young people have recently returned from school: Miss Omahal Mimo, Miss Stevens, Mr. Harper, Miss Edward, Miss Edward, Miss Norman B. Harper and Miss Satie Edwards. The community attended the Children's Day Exercises at Newton Sunday. All of the Marties present were well assured semen that afternoon. . EARIS — Mr. Ed. Killingsworth an aged citizen dropped dead while in front of his store on $4th at He was sitting on a box and he gruge to cross the side-walk he pitched forward and died. he was nearly 80 years old age. The ordinary grades of Gibbon Hi School accompanied by the teachers Misses C. Netolla Cement, Mayne Titus, Annie and Mrs. Clarice Boe and Ines Scott was out Thursday for a picnic, they reported an en outing Mr. James B. Twinger of Denison, Texas was a visitor in the city last Wednesday. Mrs. Ed. file Anderson of Dallas is here visiting her mother. Mrs. E. M. Wynn Rolerson was a visitor here last week, Mrs. Dennis Gilmore and daughter Miss Myrtle Craig of Little Rock are here visiting her sister Mrs. Tatum, N. 12nd street. The Busy Malds and Matrons Art Club met with Miss Annie Maxey A delightful reverend Miss. M.S. Isabel, Okla. People left for Kansas City, Sunday to visit haz mather. Miss Thill, ma. Jenkins left for Dallas to visit realizes. Gibbon High School held its annual commencement. Thursday night at St. Paul R. C. There were fourteen graduates. The loving cup given by Major R. V. Scott Jr. (white) for the boy who has the best citizenship was awarded to Edward Brimby. Much credit is due principal R. J. Msherry for aplendid work this year as principal of Gibbon High School. Saitri Paul has been carrying on a revival for the last two weeks. Rev. Talay of Dallas conducting the meeting. A number of converts were added to the church. Baptism was held Sunday night by the pastor. Rev. Jaa. A. Brown, Mr. Raul Pulton of Los Angeles, California is here visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Mobile Mitchell of Claburns and Mrs. Margurite Holley of Y.L. Worth are here visiting their mother, Mrs. Gray, North 5th street. CORISCARA—Rev. R. J. Johnson of Washington, D.C. secretary treasurer of Church Extinction Board of the A.M. E. Church preached at Bethel Sunday. He was, in the语音 speaker, and his --- in writing Mr. S. B. Benson. We are two girls who disagree. Helen Denon has returned from one question and would like to Nahville, she taught the girls how to tie an anthurium, treating an anthurium or church fall and sprained, her ankle Mr. S. Benson should a gift go in front of her class, and the body was brought, like I know if it is wrong for the for interment. The funeral was to boys to be allowed to kiss us. sermon was enjoyed by all present. He left early in the afternoon for Dailie. The K. of P. delegates and uniform Tank left early Sunday morning for Austin. Misses J. H. Edwards, Ocala Washington, Ines Huesdes and Mrs. H. D. Burnett are attending the session at Austin. Mrs. Ines Johnson-Steward left last week for Tyler. Mr. Wilson Williams left Wednesday for Tyler to claim a bride. Mr. Ed Nelson was a child of Martin in the visiting Mrs. D. A. Noyon, Mrs. M. E. Jennings of Muskogee, Oklahoma in visiting Mr. R. B. Denson. Miss Helen Deison has returned from Nashville, where she taught the past winter. Mrs. L. R. Applewhite fell and sprained, her ankle. Mr. W. K. Johnson died in Ft. Worth and the body was brought here for interment. The funeral was preached Sunday at Second Mission with Rev. R. T. Pardes, officiating. He leaves a wife and 9 children. The loved ones have the sympathy of the community. Kindergarten Closing The children of the Kindergarten Class 即入级，very interesting program Friday evening June 3rd at Bethel A. M. E. Church. There were 28 members of the class who were in charge of the direction of Mrs. L. I. Smith, Kindergarten instructor. The principal minature commencement exercise was valedictorian. The diplomas were presented by Mrs. Smith. The imn a very pleasing manner. Mrs. Hatfield Radhak is recovering operation of tenacity. Darla Kendra of Kansas City, M. is visiting her sister Mrs. Hatfield Radhak she is in during her stay. Mrs. Radhak stopped over with Mrs. Rokles a few days. **CROOKETT--Mrs. M. A. S. Lauvill and Mrs. H. C. Languerie entertainments, Mrs. Alen Paully, and their wife, Mrs. A. Lauvill. Domestic Art at Prairie View, a Mary Allen and of Crookett High School at the home of Mrs. H, C. Languerie, and Mrs. Alen. To 7 P. M. A. Delicious menu was served. Prof. Anderson present, Prof. B. Y. Young and Mr. B. Smith added further anew menu. Prof. B. Y. Young and Mr. B. Smith delivered the ladies over the city for a ride in their new car. The faculty of Mrs. Alen delivered the gown, Dean Dane G. A.-Pullet of Bibou delivered the ladies on a Wednesday morning at 10:33. Prof. M. B. Davies delivered the ad dresses. Prof. B. Davies also- Crookett High. School, Prof. Dane is the principal of Jacksonville. The Young Men's Culture: Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Holly, Wednesday evening. Thay and their invited guest report having had quits an enjoyable came, Mr. Champ Harold has remodeled his home. Mrs. Lou John left Wednesday night for F. V. She will spend a few days in Houston looking after some business before going over to the college. Miss Mattie Jones accompanied Mrs. Johnson to Houston. The ministerial alliance is doing some affective work. Since it has been an operation confusion to dates of the various church meetings have been avoided. Mears. Jordan and Clark grand officers of the G. C. Q. W. were in the city the first of this week, paying claims to beneficiaries of deceased members. Mrs. J. R. Nelson made her report to the church Sunday night. She was delegate to: Foreign Mission Convention at Longview last week. Dr. Husband, pastor of M. C. Smith R. C. at Houston preached a soul-stirring sermon at St. Paul Sunday night. Announcement was made May 30th of the marriage of Prof. Stephens teacher at Mary Allen Seminary. His wife attend commencement exercises here. Thay were married in January, 1917 to bob Custer in Westport, MA. The agricultural club at Laken and the purchase of a Westport cotton clothing. At its height now, Mr. Pointe Kirk and his husband, Robert, hand to hand and from the cotton fields, there seven other children. A kind of travel Rev. A. R. Reece wore wagged hats, and he was a kind of teacher. The following teachers' left hurry and Sunday for Javinee View Dave, Mrs. Mary Larson, Mire Hestiae, Mrs. and sister, Mire Nancy, Mrs. and sister, Mrs. Nancy Beeby, King Prof. M. I. Wooden, Mrs. and sister, Mrs. Nancy Beeby, accompanied her husband as far as Houston where she will spend a few days. M. J. Jackson and sister. There are several names whom name could be Ginna. In Jell awaiting bond for the felicity stabbing of Mrs. M. J. Jackson. 1860—Mr. Hon Anderson, a former resident of this place died suchدومې تېروتنې Thursday June 2nd in Wharton, while there on business. The remales were shipped to Pledged Salurstay where funeral and burial was had. Rev. Paige Christensen, Mr. Anderson, was connected with one of who best known families of this vicinity and had a wide circle of friends and relatives to whom his death is a source of regret. He denies a wife and one child. Mr. R. Jones, Misses L. Matthews, Mr. M. Jones and Master Samuel Matthews accompanied Mrs. L. B. Jones to Brasoria, Sunday June 5th on her mission tour. Mrs. M. E. Woods of Houston arrived here Sunday to spend the Summer with her par while Mr. and Mrs. D. Chemons Misso Burch. Chemons left Sunday for Arcola for a two weeks stay with relatives. Mrs. Travls Allicons of Houston is here to spend a part of his summer with her parents in law Mr. and Mrs. E. Allison Mr. D. Chemons of Boeing was a dinner guest of the reporter. Sunday. Mrs. Mary James a contained to her room, with illness. Man's Notes LETTERS FROM HEADERS Dear Man: We are two girls who dishears on a question and would like to be taught an auditorium or church should a girl go in front of her entrance to be allowed to kiss us. like to know if it is wrong for the hope to be allowed to kiss us. Two Headers. In entering an auditorium and other assemblies where there are girls with her treasury behind her in places where there are no auditoriums with her treasury behind her but allows the girl to enter the robe of a girl in front of him. crumb but it often leads to other things that are harmful. Headings of a girl often cheapsome herself in the estimation of her boy friends. a girl often cheapsome who is never valuable. A man thinks much more of a girl whom he believes than one who kills all will. Kitty isn't it nice to have a pleasant home in which to spend your LAWTON, OILSBOWS—8. 8 and B. Y. P. U. was well attended at Dethlehem, R. C. Rev. Warren of Wehita Falls preached the missionary, a sermon, we were glad to have him. Schvices were well attended at Gullins B. C. The Missionary, Hister—had a very nice program. Mrs. Verzine Lewis left Saturday for Ohmulgao to visit her mother. Mrs. Minna Brown and Hester, Reg. Warren preached the Missionary sermon, at Bethlehem, R. C. where all services for the day were well attended. LEUKIN—The Taylor Union singing convention held at Alto was called to order by the President, Prof. G. W. Taylor at 11:30. Opening song: Just over in the Glory Land. Scripture reading by Rev. Shith of Diball. Welcome address by Miss Lillian Martin of Alto. The Lufkinites motored to ALTO, the convention. There were several classes present. Mr. Neithal Densley and others motored to Nacongd�os to attend the funeral of Elder Hughes. Mrs. Lucy Reece attended the funeral of her sister Saturday. Mrs. Cera Marks is at home again. Mrs. Marth Anderson of Alto was in the city a few days ago visiting restivals. ENNIS ~Services were well attended at all Churches, Rev. Feitz with the newly appointed pastor, preached two noble sermons, Rev. W. H. Pruitt and, wife of Wagshachie visited their daughter, Miss Lonnie Jaspers. Miss A. P. Shiely left for Houston to attend summer school. Miss Helen Calhoun and Hortense Calhoun are visiting their father in Dallas, Mrs. James Cants fell dead Wednesday and her funeral was held from Bethlehem B.C by Rev. L. R. Richardson. Ero. Wiley Taylor, one of Wayman Chapel's oldest members died Wednesday, he was 90 years old. FTTSHBING—The District Board at the Christian and Explained Churchs closed a successful season here. Sunday night. Also the district conference at the A-M-K Church of Teakankah district P. E. H. P. Evans was a success, anecdotas raised $196.00; Rev. Evans and Franks left Tuesday to attend to commencement操盘. Public Quinn College—the "Futters-McNaz and Test-Tunnetham" were visitors to Crumby Sunday. Rev. E. M. Young of Rockwall is in the city. Prof. Z. H. Howard of J. C. College came by and preached at the Christian Church. Friday night leaves the state for off-the-grass Mrs. E. Strickland and left for Washingtonville. Monday. Rev. and Mrs. Walters are in Teakankah. Rev. and Mrs. Jefferson, Rev. M. Lewis attended the T. C. Commencement, Mrs. U. S. Franks is spending the summer—at Athens. The Executive Board was in session at 81. This week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gaines have been into their new home. Mr. and Mrs. Bragg have been in the erection of a new home. Mrs. Moell Titta, Miss Mannie D. Pitts, Messrs. Jerry Walker and George Millar attended the funeral of Mrs. Leon Chambers. The bulldozer Springs, Mr. Z. D. McNaz and Mrs. Georgia, left flat, urday's night for Austin to attend the fire. Mrs. Chass White of the K. of V. Wichita Falls to the heats of his sister, he returned Friday. The J. D. of T. is doling nicely. JEFFERSON, R. S. well attended, Union R. S. hall at R. Paul M. B. school. R. S. well attended, report good attendance and good collection. Miss W. A precession of Texasan Texas was a visitor in our city last Saturday on his way to Antioch to visit his friend, Joseph, son for Mary P. W. Wesley, and return to speech for Rev. A. W. Wesley. On day night, but was raised out of school, but was raised out of Mary L. Louis of Marshall, Texas are visiting relatives and friends it Miss L. A. Young and Miss E. M. Prior leave for Bishop College Mon. College. In college she will be J.P. C. Pitts wife left for Efter while Miss Caloway, is on Miss Anna May Cooper of Dallas home this week starting her mother. Last Thursday Mr. Jesse Hervery. vacation? So many girls don't have that blessing. I would suggest taking a trip to the library in reading spots of the magazines and books you did not have time to read during the school year. You can buy the embroidery and embroidery. Every girl likes dirty things and being hand-knitted. You don't need her daintyness. Why not put on a pair of jeans and two of your friends and see which can complete the greatest number It isn't necessary to have the boys go to have a good time. Invite a bunch of the girls over and make sandwiches and lemonside. They will enjoy it and so will you. (Editor's Note)—Why not write your troubles to Nan's Notes. The conductor of this column is a person well-versed in the ways of the world and she is anxious to be of real service to those of the young and the old whose problems seem to need the counsel of a specialist. She will tell you the young minds how to solve their problems. She will give advice to the young men who seek same advice. She has had opportunity to observe the young and she can well tell parrots of their children are viewing the problems which are confronting them. Why not tell Man when you in need of counsel. Just address Nan's Notes, care The Dallas Express, 2017, Swiss Avenue. an old residential of 'the Court, at his home two miles east of Mt. O. of A. lodges of the city. He is survived by a mother child as well as a host of friends. Children as well as a host of friends was held at Oppsburg, Cayman is awake at Four, oystock, Forks, arriving at Four, oystock, Forks, officiated at, Jefferson is awake today in the organization today in the organization Base Ball Association of the town of Texarkana, Marshall, Marshall, Anderson, for a miniature baseball. The Black Cats lost a game, with Texarkana; sight and four. Adams, made a trip to洛杉矶, Texas, attending the Foreign Migrants grass session. Angle Tamarac, the grand city visiting her mother, Mary Tamarac, will leave Dallas, her former wife Willker, Miss Elizabeth Wilkerson, her former University, is at home for the summer night's Tamarac left night's grand garden at Austin, Texas. His underdog No. 144 of this PLAINVIEW—Sunday School was well-attended at both churches at 11:30. Rev. Miles W. Jenkins preached a wonderful sermon. The ones who heard him were like disciples that were on their way to Emmaus when they said "Didn't our hearts burn within us when he talked by the way." The revival at the Baptist Church was a success, at 1:30. Rev. W. M. Moore preached the missionary sermon at Beard Chapel C. M. E. Church Memorial day was observed by a few faithful leaders of Plainview. The one that worked the cemetery were Rev. Wm. Moore, B. H. Campbell, Rister Enno Howard, G. M. Houston, Amanda McGromm, Ross M. Ford, Bro. J. J. Breed. Through the influence of Bro. J. J. Breed, the white citizens of Plainview turned their play ground over to the colored teachers, where they held cleaning picnic. Rev. M. W. Jenkins was in the city last week in a financial drive with Rev. R. H. Campbell. RUSK—The A. M. E. Church held their district conference at M. T. C. M. T. Church, Elder Morrison presiding. Rev. Young of Palestine preached Thursday night. Rev. Gaston preached a wonderful sermon. Rev. P. R. Taylor preached Sunday night. Tip Bumpier died Monday at noon was buried Tuesday at Cedar Hill, Mr. Marshall. Hicks and party motored to Tyler Sunday to attend the closing exercises of Texas College. Uncle Bob Anderson, one of Rusk oldest clients, is not expected to live. Rev. Parks, Mrs. Jno. Polk and others, motored to New House, Jacksonville to attend the Board. DALLAS BLACK GIANTS AND SHRE VEPORT SPORTS BATTLE 13 IN NINGS TO A TIE Saturday at Riverside Park, the Dallas Black Giants and the Shreveport Black Sports battled thirteen innings to a tie with only three errors in the game. The Black sports are made up of a number of the old Black Giants players with Bob Sloan as the manager. Dallas sent Sneed in to take the mound who was in fine shape and had control of his speed ball. At the end of the game both teams had blood in their eyes and wanted to continue the same but darkness prevented it. This is the first game that Shreveport met Dallas at home. Shrewport ..... 000 000 002 Umpire--Eumitt/ / - --- Corner pitched 1 inhits being replayed by Brown who stabbed the 19 inhits in the bats. Strikes out by Brown. 4 three base hits, Markum and Fatterson. **Second Game** **Shrewder Block-Sports** AB H 10 PO A 20 Johnson, h 4 0 2 0 Carter, 2h 4 0 2 0 Iwain, 2h 0 0 2 0 Williams, 2h 0 0 1 0 Sham, cf 2h 1 0 1 0 Hickardson, c 2 0 0 1 0 Nippe, p 2 1 0 0 0 Patterson, br 2 1 1 0 0 Teel, b 2 1 4 6 1 7 Shreveport Ab R B P Q A E Johnson, if ..... 0 1 1 -2 0 Carter, 1b ..... 0 0 12 1 Jwain, 2b ..... 0 0 2 1 Williams, as ..... 0 1 2 3 1 Bloan, if ..... 0 1 2 1 1 Richardson, q ..... 0 5 0 2 0 Brown, 2b ..... 0 1 1 1 4 Pattonson, p ..... 0 5 0 1 4 0 Dallas Ab R B P Q A E Monnie, as ..... 0 0 2 1 1 Johnson, 5d ..... 0 2 2 1 2 Person, cf ..... 0 1 0 2 0 Alexander, if ..... 0 1 1 2 0 It. Lewis, if ..... 0 1 2 0 0 Lewis, 1b ..... 0 1 2 0 0 Unlake, if ..... 0 1 0 12 0 Haynes, 2b ..... 0 1 0 1 1 Broad, if ..... 0 1 0 1 2 Ming ..... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Shreveport 010 092 10 Three hats like Johnsons, Brown, Johnson, 2b. 10 10 10 Johnson and Strikes, strikes by Johnson and Strikes, strikes by 3rd B. blean on balls 1. Dallas Hickman teams A R-H PO-A B Monroe, ss 1 0 1 0 1 0 Johnson, 2b 1 0 1 0 1 0 Person, cf 2 0 0 0 0 0 Shanks, 1b 2 0 0 0 0 0 African, ff 2 0 0 0 0 0 E Lawls, if 2 0 0 0 0 0 Banks, ff 2 0 0 0 0 0 Daniels, b 2 0 0 0 0 0 Medlock 2 0 0 0 0 0 Two base hits: B1, S; three. Two base hits: E1, L1, L1, L1, base hits: Boy 2; struck out by Pat- and Haynes. Strikes out by Bread, terron 2; B; base on balls E. 7; Ming hatted, for Banks in the 13 innings. Flying out at first. SHRFVEPORT BLACK SPORTS SPLIT DOUBLE-HEADER WITH DALLAS BLACK GIANTS SUNDAY SHRFVEPORT BLACK SPORTS SPLIT DOUBLE-HEADER WITH DALLAS BLACK GIANTS SUNDAY Dallas ..... 901 99 00 Umpqua Institute ..... 901 99 00 by Danielle, 7 bass on hits, 2 hit batter, 1 Medlock and 1 bass in the 1 inning as pail blower Dallas Winning 8-6; Shreveport 4-1 SAYS WILLS IS TO MEET PAULINO Before a large crowd Sunday, the Dallas Black Giants and the Shreveport Black Sports split the double-header. Sensational fielding on both sides made it hard for the batsmen to place their hits. Both teams had a grudge at the other over Saturday's game as Dallas was very axious to beat the sports since Sloan, their former manager was managing the sports, several of the old Dallas players who are now playing with the Black Sports were razzing the old Dallas players which made the games full of pep and ginger. Dallas had the privilege to knock Commer off the mound in the first inning. Brown took the mound and pitched both games. New York City, June 11-New York City, June 11-(ANP)-Humans and Pattie Cundun to meet at the he had matched Harry and Pattie Cundun to meet at the gruesome here on June 11. The match and according to Purdue both fighters are training stenomycally for Remember Friday night, June 11 will be a night 'wet' for people at all races in Dallas—at the City Hall Auditorium the most wonderful event yet the south will render a concert feature Negue Folk, Swan, Jubilee and the mission I received 750. ANGELO - Our campus closed last week, Sunday, May 7 to beckon admission was Tuesday May 4th, the primary grass the program was rendered by the interim program consisted of a very few operetta, Mrs. N V Lyon, teacher of the program, presented to pupils from the Junior to the Senior班级 certificates were presented to pupils passing from the Junior to the Senior班级. The commencement exercises were held Thursday night by the principal, who were members of the school glee Club furnished very well by the address to the graduates and the students. Dr. R. Davis of Samuel College Church College. The diplomas were awarded. A South, South of the San Antonio, house was crowded "throughout" the house and many who attended were hired as teachers. Brown and his corps of teachers were hired. Lyon left on the afternoon train for their homes in Trigly. Free Free BRONZE BEAUTY free powder STREET ST. CHEMICAL CO. 817-820-8000 CUREV—R. D. D. Vences spent a few days with family here this week. Madison I. W. Williams and his wife spent a few hours in Jacksonville, who has been attending battles who has been attending home to the delit of Jacksonville and friends. Mise M. A. Price spent a few hours in Jacksonville, who has been attending Pristine View. Texas have returned home after spending several days **RONZE BEAUTY Face Powder** is made by a new French process, and is not affected by persecution. Used satisfactorily on dry or oily skin. Makes the complex soft and velvety and can be on unillipated skin. Used on dry skin. Put on skin and mash the brown glow and Stain. Put out and mail the coupon below and we will send you a whole week's supply free. Little Mimi Moss Ijnagel has returned from Prairie View where also has been visiting her mother, Kate. She and her brother R. Snoed and children a year hours in Franklin. Miss Clea Klycus, 16, and her sister R. Snoed, 13, through Cusun Saturday morning. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 11. 1927 circums to Tyler, Texas. Mrs. A. Ananda Arrawe and daughter daughter Ananda Arrawe and daughter daughter Jacksonville last wagh. Mrs V. A. Ananda Arrawe and daughter daughter Jacksonville last wagh. Mrs V. A. Ananda Arrawe and daughter daughter Jacksonville last wagh. Madam A. Arrawe, J. A. Thomas, B. G. Arrawe, J. A. Thomas, B. G. Mr. W. D. Thomas attended the division. For the Express see J. P. Price and reporten. Marianne Camphorp High School has returned to the delight of her rela- tives. PITTINGHAM - Services were good at all Churches Sunday. The M. K. E. Jait Sunday and discussed the Sunday School lesson, after a discussion of the Sunday School service to both Sunday and Monday. The H. Harrison of Houston presides. The H. Harrison of Sunday night. Riv. Jefferson was at his post on Sunday. Ferry, Terry and family, Mr. Z. Mitchell and family, Mrs. Arthur, Crawford and Travellum, William, Mr. D. Burgess he saccasalized service time was had. The Senior Class of D. M. K. was entertained at the Church. J. Boulhair Springs orchestra Tuesday night the commencement of the School auditorium. Two Javarriets were present. The District Conference Church and District Boards at the Church and District Boards at the Church. Quite a few meetings. The Longview orchestra night a. F. from M. K. were here. The M. K. of Jane leadership of the A. M. E. M. and St. Paul Haitian Church. The M. K. and here Rev Wing. P. E. of the Chang Dian Diary - a week on the Chang Dian Diary - a visited daily in business. Reserved..... are going like hot cakes for the appearance of the students, upnees at the City Hall Auditorium, Friday night, June 17th. DENEWLEYLL—The public school closed last week on Wednesday. On Monday, the grade children reenrolled their program, after which News, Valentine and Methodist sardar, Barr, Moon also present and lectured. Thirty-five children, under their prepares beautifully decorated with pen, white and blue crepe paper, flowers, Prof. and Mrs. L. A. Simmons, Texas Farm, Texas Prof. B. J. D. Martinez, Texas Farm, Mrs. D. McCullough and Mrs. D. McCullough and their On Saturday night a badwagon was given to honor of Prof. and Mr. M. K. Barlow. A program was run by the museum, which presented to them also some money. After which refreshments were served. The bank was opened. The people of this city are doing everything in their power to show everything in their power to show any appreciation to their teachers their services rendered during the school. The broadness was rendered was enslaved, the best that has evpr been put over. The crowd was good each night. The program was thresting from beginning to end. Quite a number motored to Orange, Texas for serv iceh Sunday: Rev. Valentine has been in an edgical way during the last week. The Foresters ev very busy getting members for lodge. Any one who pays the price and is not wondered if slensed with the entertainment call on the management and get your price of Admission. COBICANA—G. W. Jackson, High School closed last week with an exercise every night. The Commencement exercises were held Thursday night. The address was delivered by Prof. T. W. Pratt of Dallas. The address was a master of and enjoyed the everyone. The diploma was delivered to the McGraw Hill School. McGraw Hill, the Rehe Board, Miss M., M. Ruyshan and Mr. Jermany of Houston College, Houston were here to "cond commencement. Miss A. P. Sculley" returned to Ennis. R. J. Middletown, and Mrs. J. W. V. H. Middlebrook went to F. W. Word School, and Mrs. J. E. Engleby of Kansas City, Mo. spent the week and with Mr. and Mrs. G. Flournoy, Misse Alice. E. Williams and Alva J. Calsown returned from Bishop College last week. Mr. Har very Johnson and later left Sunday for Ft. Worth. Prof. N. H. Pendleton left Sunday for Wichita Falls. The Alumni Association of Jackson High entertained Thursday night. The address by Dr. L. L. Smith was a special feature. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Moseley are the proud parents of a girl. Mr. E. Williams is on the stick list, also Mr. G. W. Barker. Mrs. James Southall, Mrs. Mamme Holmes, Mrs. M. Moten and Mrs. M. E. Johnson. Prof. H. M. Seals left for Rous Texas. 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LIGHTNER, Supreme Commander Supreme Clerk A W SPECIAL FEATURES THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1927 A W in the realm of Religion Dallas Churches Invite You to "COME CHURH" SUNDAY PETER DELIVERED FROM PRISON GOLDEN TENT MANY ARE THE APPLICTIONS OF THE RIGHT- EUM RICH SIXTEMBERS THEN THEY ALL. 15A1M 15H An Exposition of the B. S. Leu- sner for Sunday, June 13, 1827 By Chas. W. Abington By Chase, W. Abington Tinker, the historian of the Ata, the first African-American to the activities of Peter following his mission at Joppo, Caesarean, and his being called into question by a element of Jews when he returned to Jerusalem in 1948. He was sent to Gentile Corpus. We had him today being delivered from prison in answer to prayer. It is certain that during the time of the Jewish war, and receiving large number into the church. A new element in the Christian faith had constantly gained ground under the pre- pagelistic doctrine. The Jewish rulers found them compulsive to use more stringent threats, the arrears a spread of the new doctrine. Their first efforts threats, admonition and imprison- ment had fallen — even the most honorable man, the man who had only added fuel to the fragile Fame. The Christian movement the point where it could, no longer be dealt with by the religious and military authorities, brought it in brought the fight. It is not certain whether Herschel moved to the Jewish leader with the Jewish leaders authority had been levied. crash out the growing menace— find him at this time taking the leadership of the Gentile Corpus. The Herods. The founder of the Herodian family is known in the Bible as Herod the Great, who was king thirty-three years. He was of idumum extraction, marrying a Jewess, making the family part of the Jovian and part Gentile Christ was born near the close of his reign. His house like the house of king Paul might well be called the "bloody house." Three sons are a grand son, and great-grandson were his heirs. Herod had caused the missions of the children of Bethlehem in an effort to destroy the Christ. Herod Antipas beheaded John the Baptist, and now Agrippa suiled his hands with the blood of James, and makes preparation for the murder of Peter. It might be noted that Herod Philip was distinguished for his justice, and Agrippa is, was one who��red before the powerful argument be delivered by Paul when he was or trikt at Caessarea. It is said Blood to the blood thirsty makes them more so; and the way of persecution, as of other sins, who men are in it they cannot easily stop themselves when once in the way they must keep on. 1. James the Martyred Apostle. It has been noted by most writers, that while two very long chapters are taken up by lakes, and other habitats leading up to and after the death of the despot Stephen, just before the death of the apostle James. He was one of the two sons of Truman, and was a member of the Peter were chosen to be with the Lord on important occasions. Farmer James, the circumstances that James should, modestly and utterly in utter condescension, concordance, with no elaborate entailment, and no prompt of memorial, and no prompt of memorial, and first of the faithful few, who had forsaken all and followed him, filled the warning prophylactic John 16:1. 2:7 It is remarkable that he only certain record of his death. 11. Peter's Life in Jeopardy. It is one of the strange incidents why James was taken first rather than Peter, the leader of the twelve. It could be that Peter was out of the city at the time James was imprisoned. It is likely that Herod intended at first to just kill one of the leaders as warning to the rest of the church, but when he saw how it pleased the Jewish leaders, whose favor he so much desired, he decided to keep up his murderous campaign. If the killing of James was so highly pleasing to them, Herod would grant occasion for the murder of Peter, who had been the spokesman for the apostles and had been the ruler of the people. Peter was regarded as a very important prisoner, and the proceedings were taken to guard him. It was a Roman custom to choke the prisoner's right, to tie him down, to deprive him of deprive or dangerous prisoners the planner was chained between two others, and to double lessees of the escape from prison before, by Peter, who was chained while two other soldiers guarded the gates and halls, in all 15 which served on watches from the prison. III.-Peter's Deliverance. Praiser was the swear word from the prisoner, and it was wonderfully offended. fecitive. It is but fair to pay, that it is just as effective today when it is used in faith, and is commanded to all true Christians. Peter was a messenger, and may be supposed that both Jesus and Peter was over, it is being unlawful to execute a prisoner during his time. It may be supposed that both Jesus and Peter was wished eagerly, to have the time past that they might bring Peter there. There was another group in Jerusalem who was assembled at the cross. Mark, whose prayer was being made without ceasing for Peter, was long for him, but since he is to be tried before his enemies next day he was continued all night. Just before the break of day, white Peter was continued all night. Just before the mother's breast, the angel appeared on the scene, awakens the angel, that is, his gawman gawman, to arise, put on his sandal, gird himself, that is, his gawman gawman, to follow him. Peter soon finds himself in the streets a free man. He fully confines himself that he fully confines himself that he really acts at liberty. Prayer had preceded the crucifixion of the Roman law. 1V1—Peter Goes to the Prayer Meeting It seems that the home of Mary was one of the principal-meeting places of the discipline—it was one of the most important, it is likely the one with portent, it is the one that with the Last Supper with the disciples, and where they may regurgitate the fact that when Peter came to himself, was attested that his disciples went to at once to the house where the prayer meeting was given, and thoseaints with their knees thoseaints with their knees he must have exhaled, as did Ethelbert the monk of Bhanor praying against him for the success of their fight against me. Attack them. Herd! Herd is defiled, white and knocked at the gate, when the maid ones and ask what they were coming to until the door is opened and its doors in and talk how Christ had expected an answer to their prayers, expected a reply to their counting in that was—God has his own way of answering our prayers. 5.-Peter the Prisoner Wins the Battle Agidinus Herod Herod on the throne, Peter in prison, but through prayer the prison was set for the trial and execution of the prisoner on the morning when the stage was set for the trial and execution of the prisoner to find that the prisoner was not there. The guards were not put to death, the wounds counted of the prisoner—hey were put to death, thence wilted plot by women. The Lord was defeated. A few months later Herod is seized with the prisoner by women. 1. The prayer of faith, after whom men are no way to his answer, is sure to find an extraordinary gift in God but ought his willfulness if not ability to grant an answer in question. 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