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Continually Re-elected Chief Brand Mentor Police Declare War on Swiss Avenue Dives Saturday and Sunday, night the police department designated was on duty reports on Swain and Mananda St. by carrying 12 women to jail where charges of negligence was tried against them. Officers Warmark and Creek made the arrest. In some cases it was necessary for officers to make the second and third trip to the court to clean up the house. MASONS REPORT COLLECTIONS FOR YEAR OF $225.696.95 AT GRAND LODGE MEET IN FORT WORTH, TEXAS FL. WORTH, Texas, July 2. A great barbecue and "love feast" last Friday closed the annual grand lodge of Masons and affiliated bodies which opened here Monday of last week and which was attended by representatives from lodges of both men and women from all parts of the state. Seeks Negm "Y" Secretary For The U.S. A.C.R. is a Committee of the U.S. and the United两国 for the same way as in its place in full, and the meeting is now work in the field in this case, according to A.C.R. before conducting. The Express to M.D. to gain information on the matter. The budget is one of the main and the amount the heem will be used between the other, seeing how to be opened. While others have conference in Timpian Ips delgoing. The following is the list of the D.D. A. A.C.R. is listed in the U.S. Annual Report of Texas. A. Accreditation of the State Affairs Committee Applied Branch. A. M.C.A. is which is an�embation the current part of your school life in a lotion. From the committee also, "This is a state Work Recruitment of the solution setting upon the New House of Teams who are connected to these new groups and to the new and the new and the new and the new. A new course of the same is to bring to the new each of them. A. the thousand dollars that is a grant A.C.R. to the other U.S. Union for the Commission of the C.V. was sent to OSTINSOLO ON RAIL RIGHTS Unanimously Re-elected at Close of Address. Report Shows Order in Prosperous Condition. All Opposition Downed by Adair's Strength Business League Meets Aug. 10-12 Tuesday, Aug. 1, July 1—(A-ND) by the Robert H. M. President of the National Society of Sacred Law, given this week in the 2021 National Meeting of 2021 meeting to St. Louis, August 10, 11, and 12, eagerly after FT. WORTH INSURANCE MAN AND UNDERTAKER RELEASED ON BOND UNDER FRAUD CHARGE FT. WORTH, Texas, July 2—According to report, N. P. Williams, insurance man in charge of the offices of The National Benefit Life Insurance Company, and Undertaker Davis, both arrested in connection with alleged fraud in the reported death of George Smith, were released on bonds of $5,000 and $1,500 respectively last week. Los Angeles Citizens Protest Concerning Vice Conditions The case, which has attracted much attention arose when a representative from the home office began an inspection of the accounts of the Ft. Worth office and discovered that George Smith, reported dead and the benefits paid out under the terms of his contract was very much alive and living in El Paso. Further investigations lead to the arrest of Williams and Undertaker Davis and after questioning by the District Attorney's office, they were held and charged with fraud. It is alleged that the investigation is being continued with the end in view of bringing to light still other irregularities which have been going on in this office particularly in the matter of the payment of sick claims on forged instruments. Doctors, Dentists and Pharmacists Hold 41st Session at Marshall All of the meetings, beginning with the 'brand opening on Monday night were held in the Masque Mosque. The barbecue was held on the grounds adjacent to the building on property, also owned by the Masques of the state. Reports and addresses of all of the officers of the fraternity were heard at the meetings throughout the week and the reports showed that the total collections for the year amounted to $225,696. 95. There were 369 deaths in the order and each of the $800 of the deceased received, according to report $481,30. Among the important things done in internal section, P. W. Watte, Ph. C., the associate code from commissioning the clinics was a public institution where the clinics were a public organization on record and recognized the salutatory effects of publication on the health and mental health of the patients. To take a more active interest in an organization in increasing the services for the rural education system, the hospital facilities (4) aiming interest in insurance generally among Negroes and group members of the three men were recruited. A Missouri Pacific train, officers immediately decided that they had the form that Wiley College is in, the longer an institution where however are pointing to the fact that the three men were a given locality or denominational for three people to fail to bear a train coming and they feel that 41 rank of national repote and press one would have scaped. No disagreements are reported to have arisen during the course of the meeting and none of the proposals of last year were brought up for discussion according to report. It was rumored for a time that the sale of the bank, proposed last year and left in the hands of a committee for recommendation to the grand lodge was not mentioned nor was the proposal for the establishment of a Masone University discussed. dince the unqualified and unqualified CHILDREN'S QUARREL ENDS support and respect of every person FATALLY interested in human welfare and human progress and finally electing the following office for the ensuing year: Dr. George T. Coleman, M.D., Marshall president; Mrs. A. Huresh-Ph. C., Clarksville, vice-president; C. B. Verwood, M.D., Austin, secretary; L. A. Carter, Dr. D. B. Trayan, Treasurer; O. W. Phill,ree murder and a companion Car- Practically all of the same officers were selected for the coming year. Included in the financial report the amount received in settlement of the lawsuit of many years standing and involving a former grand officer of the organization. WACO, Texas, July 2—With $00 camp for the drill teams which they representative from Tabernacles housed there. (from all over the state cheering These local committees were and going into ecastales every time headed by Dr. J. W. Fridal, Grand the name of Adair to mentioned, the Medical Director of the Order. Dr. John grand session of The Knights W. G. Sorrelle, Dr. IL L. Smith, G. and Daughters of Tabor began its W. Russell, Prof. R. E. Davis and programs in the Taborian Pavilion Dr. T. Webster, on Second target here Monday. It formal Opening Monday Manning the first time in five years that The welcomes address which for the annual meet has been held here. (there is no Court but that the most opened the city to the visitors were delivered on Monday morning beginning at 9 o'clock. The following since the last time. Local committee has functioned well and every- thing for the comfort and convenience of the city, Mayor A. B. Duncan, Waco, Texas. Response, Sir K. T. T. B. already been arranged. When the Following the stabbing of the girl, Morsele's grandmother, in a fit of anger upon her grandmother's assault and lick of the wick action on the part of by-standers prevented her from being so. Farina in Picture With Real Mother. Culver City, Calif., July 2-PC N II-For the first time in his youthful screen career: "Farina" does his stuff before his honour to be as his pinn mother in the latest "Our Ling," comedy, "Keep Smiling." Having his own work at a review of the "Bolivian" in a Glendale theatre recently written" so no overcame by the reality of the poverty stricken creature with many trials and tribulations as portrayed by Mrs. Haskins that he broke down and burst into loud wrestling. SOCIETY and Club GIVE A LOSAL DINNER FOR AGED SURGEON Chicago, July 2—(LANI)—Character, popular of his during his life, relating him as a different kind of man in the field of medicine, forty physical and surgeons of this city, under the leadership of Dr. A. L. Luca, James R. White, Austin W. O. J. H. Howard and S. W. Smith, gathered in a testimonial dinner. Wadnewad might at the skoutal of Appomattox Club for Dr. John T. Willow a surgeon for nearly forty years. His at present the superintendent of Wilson Hospital. The call for the testimonial came from the public to the same form, public of his during his life years as an instructor at Maharry Medical College, and they followed by called attention to his Mammals at the present which began with mottoes of exploits in surgery before some of the new present were born. Dr. Wilson successfully operated hospital in Nashville and Memphis. Then, before the came to Chicago, and it is reported that he took up the work here in order that young Negro surgeons might have a exp Out of the recent acquisitions of Dr. Wilson of serious charges brought against him by a former student course at the hospital, and included among the honored guests were Attorney Wendell Green, who earned the victory of the recent court settlement and American E. Hussseus's principal of the Keystone Detective. Of great significance in the approach of all the disasters was the response to charge that the recent experience of Dr. Wilson was the result of organized jealousy in China no among certain groups, and the assertion that his victory would mean much to the profession. They expressed it as their belief that most of the profession often are not to be Most of the man who are around made bodies of martyrs by the pu- per and killed them. Witnessed more and, particularly where martyrs were killed, were martyred. will hold the regular Wednesday July 6 with Mrs. K. Hinson, 8101 Wyatt St. at 4 o'clock. We are urging all agents to be present, as we are�lecting office-area. Please bring aprons for charity. The Rata flow social Club Met at th fome of Mrs. Wille L. Pricebook Thursday night June 5th with 20 members and 16 visitors present. Roll call of members two applicants for membership were received by the city offer which the euband visitors enjoyed a levely evening. The club was served a nice enemy by the president. The club will met next Thursday night June 5th with Miss Ojal-Blume as hostess at 2408 San Jackito. Visitors welcome, Willie L. Pricebook, Pres. The Jolly Social Club Was entertained at the home of Mrs. Miss Melton Scott Cado-of-Street with many present. Re-frashments were arrived in course. The winners were Mrs. Louisa Williams and Mr. D. L. Tiver The family winners were Mrs. Gladys Carter and Mr. Cleophys Tyler. Mr. D. L. Tiver. President. The Lost Runner Club Mt June 15th. All members present. Mrs. L. Garrison blood was enthralled by the club, and she was departing for Callahan. Mrs. L. Garrison blood was by Mrs. L. Garrison. Mr. Green, second hearth, by Mrs. L. Stephen. The Good Humor Club met June Plans are now perfected for the operation of a summer school for midwives of all denominations and for students of the faculty at Paul Fuhl College, Waco, Texas. The school opens July 15 and will end on the 29th. Wilberforce, Carroll Biblical Institute and Boston University will be represented on the faculty in the person of Dean I. M. Burgon, Mr. Carr. and P. M. Womack. CITY FEDERATION OF COLORED WOMEN'S CLUBS The 18th annual session of the Bird Association will be held in Chicago, where Guha will convene at Clifton, Tuesday, June 4 to 5 at 1-8th Street. The largest attended and the best loved birders will be present. In our efforts to carry forward programs that are already in progression, it is always on plaition. We solicit the support of community volunteers, whether they are community volunteers. Miss Myller C. Ryan Returns From Kansas Miss Myller C. Ryan, daughter of Mrs. Mary Ryan, who has just returned from Kansas to the U.S. with the guest of many social functions during the past week, Mrs. Katherine of 1819 Hall contributed. Friday, June 19, with a whistle party those answer the guest present were Mrs. Phyllis Moore. GIVE FOR A ONE WEEK was called up us hour 8:30. Vice Presidents were Arthur, Sir Archie Wickens, Miriam Coleman, Mr. Harwood Hood and Mrs. Eileen Wickens. By Mrs. Elie Pemberton, Mr. C. Hart, Bobbie won by Mrs. Gertisha Bass, Mrs. M. Bergman, President. Met June 18th at the Community Home, with a normal attendance. Plans were made for a moonlight meeting. Mrs. Eileen Wickens was Joseph Wickens was Vice Pres- ident of the meeting as the Pres- ident of the city. The Vice President called the summer dance. All members business concerning the picnic and the summer dance. All members George Salard, President. The Bine Mittew, Social White Club must at 11:20 Young street at Pough with members and office- holders. Next meeting with Verson Next meeting with Cohn Street, Mrs. G. Willson. The Idle Hour Social Club Met June 21st at the North Dallas Club, 4th-new-club-room. One hour was spent in playing what Mr. Anderson and Mrs. Green won the first print Mr. Lewis and Mrs. Wyatt won the second print Mr. Medlock and Mrs. Johnson the booby. There was no business meeting for visitors. Mrs. Cobb, hostess, Mrs. R. Care President, Mrs. B. Wyatt, reporter. Mrs. Rachel Johnson, Mrs. A. C. Zalass, Miss Emory, Miss Myrtle C. Ryan, Mr. White, Mr. Washington, and Mr. McDade. Mrs. J. H. Hill of 1995 Cedar Road entertained with a dinner party the table was beautifully decorated with rose and the guest was served sumptuously with a 6. course menu. Miss Ryan is very popular with the younger set in Dallas and has been living in Junction City Kansas with her father, J. A. Ryan. Office Prosecutors arrested.. Ellison Wright had week and riff charges assaulting him of transporting whiskey to a bar in the Bronx. U. of. Commissonler L. Smith. Wright will be htled by. Judges. Allwright Wright is on an a $47,000 bond. S. T. SIMPON - HOME INVaded BY TRIP Col. "S. T. Simpson" home was named by the school after the teacher who received him of $265.00 up to present hour the theft has not been unappreciated as reported to police headquarters. Daily Vacation Bible School More than 280 pupils have enclosed for the Daily Vacation Bible School. The Children are deeply interested. The only handmade is a made of wood and paper backing. None of the children are relying on need and need are getting an education. Center Center 2692 W. Washington will have open House Friday July 10. Children will be from all the Daily Vacation Bible Schools and the Chabad of Chicago. Mrs. A. G. Wesna accompanied her husband A. M. G. Wesna, well-known and Construction Co., to Kansas City to visit his wife Melanie M. Nelson, whom she met in Madison, Illinois. she returned home very much eated. Mrs. and Mrs. N. W. Pickens, and Mrs. Ruby Cook奠定了 Tent City to visit his wife Melanie M. Nelson, whom she met in Madison, Illinois. she returned home very much eated. Mrs. Stella Stefano of New Orleans is writing her son and daughter-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Adams, who regularly entertained them. Mrs. Stella Stefano of New Orleans is writing her son and daughter-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Adams, who regularly entertained them. Rcv. C. C. Williams, one of the older miniaturists was a very pleasant visitor at Kearns is learning, with friends, Mrs. and Mrs. Rcv. Rcv. C. C. Williams, one of the older miniaturists was a very pleasant visitor at Kearns is learning, with friends, Mrs. and Mrs. Rcv. Prof. J. B. Sparks, principal Dickson Colored Orphanage, Gilmer, Texas was in the city Tuson. Mrs. S. Brown, 2121 Cochran has just returned from Henderson, Missouri, with her mother and friend. Mrs. Lina Miller of Tyler, mother of Louis Anne Dulac, 157 Palmer man who has been waiting him and family since 1915. A new Minsterian High Church was organized by Rev. P. B. Davis, Sunday in St. George Street. Rev. O. P. Bell of 1274 Guaranty School was called to Montgomery, Oklahoma to the bedside of his older Mira. Mines who is seriously ill. Among the readers of the Dulac Journal, the vacation are Mrs. Eleanor Jack Drive, Colo. Mrs. Janet Benton Denver, Colo. Mrs. Jean Benton Los Angeles, California, Mrs. Maude Mila, Omaha, Neb. Mrs. M. Nacola-Rhoads, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Miss Mildred Coleman 2000 Thomas Ava. gave a Ballet for Mr. guest her little assistance. Dr. W. K. Ravenley Hall Mll. has been indooped this week, but is now up and at his office. Miss Odine Ewing has returned University, Washington, D. C. to the delight of her parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Will Mr. Everett Ewing left last Friday for the University of Penn, to pursue his course 'Dehlerism.' Mr. Red Cross Class. All interested are centrally invited to attend. The Red Cross Class taught by Mine Lowe is very interested in the classes being members of the Home, Kransen, and Nurseries that are getting their lives and lives and their communities. They will give a demonstration for open house at Center Friday July 14 at 10:30 a.m. The Daily Vacation Bible School in different sections of the city (e.g., in the different schools Friday through Saturday) in the different schools Friday through Saturday. Broad Street School will render "Bachelor" Thursday through Friday. House for all schools at Center House for all schools at Center House for all schools at Center Exhibits from Different Schools and the Pedagogical Club will be attended at Hip Hips L DINNER GEON Hit With Flat Iron I. Shaw, age 14 years, of 2013 was admitted to the Friday Ten Saturday by another white in a flight. He was treated at Shihangyuan hospital and then admitted to the hospital. SAS CITY ELKS TO TAKE KAN- Plane are being made for the Elk's excursion to Kannah City, leaving here August 17th and 18th, and departing July 18th. A group of freshmen were the guest of Kannah City last year are greeting in return to Kannah City. A group of freshmen carrying 18 dochas, and between 5 and 4 Hundred Elks and their families, are also present. A large number are expected to be laid out for reenactments are to be had on the fright. This is one of the outstanding encounters of the season and of reenactments are to be had on the fright. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 2. 1927 Mrs. Hannah Clark is leaving for New York to attend the son Mr. Blank Clark, and friends she will be accompanied by. Mrs. Blank Clark will also return the失踪 of Ms. Miss Viola Lewis of Marshitt, Texas, is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. J. H. Waller and other relatives. The family reunion of Rev. A. C. Stewart on the 18th of June was of much interest. Mrs. Lyth Johnson, Mart. Mrs. Alloe Figord, Mart. Mrs. Johnie Stewart, Los Angeles, California and Mrs. Cipis Wilder of San Angelo were the 4 members that vierted Mr. Rev. Stewart in the pastor of Free Will. R. C. at Lannister. Mrs. Viola Hughes entertained her aged uncle and aunt and other relatives with a wonderful family dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilder. (McGill, 1904 Latermer St. some of whom she never meet. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Carter and Son, Hemphill, Mr. and Mrs. W. Wm. McGill Sr., Mrs. Ed. McGill, Mrs. Clifford Empy and children. Mr. Dan McGill, Mrs. Hayden, Miss Johnnie Franklin and company and Mrs. Hughes. Rev. Sam Dickson, Supt. Publishing House, Nashville, Tenn., passed through the city Friday. June 14 to spend a few hours with his brother, Rev. W. L. Dickson. Master L. C. Moore Jr. 1919 E. Ninth St. 1st Saturday June 26 for San Jacinto, Texas, where he will join his father and mother. Mrs. Goldie Nelson and Mrs. Pearl Miller and Mr. Andrew E. Hart motored to St. Worth Wednesday to the Grand Lodge. Were the guest of Mrs. Ida Martin and Mrs. Ruby Huffin while in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Carrie Hart motored to Gainesville Monday June 30th, Mrs. Harris home, Mrs. Goldie Nelson and mother Mrs. Addis Ashcraft were their guest. Mrs. Addis Ashcraft of 4815 Over Hill Drive left the city Sunday June 26th for Travers City. Mich. for three months vacation. She will be the guest of Mr. Geo. Thomas of St. Louis for a day. Grand Chancellor W. 8. Willis and Grand Medical Humanity K. T. Hamilton motored to Hot Springs, Ark. where they will spend two weeks in the Pythian Hospital for recuperation, last Saturday. Headlames J. H. Dilla, 2000 Thomas Ave., Margarite, Jona, 2610 Cochran Street and Miss Naomi Saunders, 2600 Thomas Ave., attend the Grand Lodge session of the Eastern Star and H. of L. where they were royalty entertained while in the Panther City. short vacation. The committee of entertainment in Manassas City has been granted the gram of entertainment than has year. The friend of the ideal Jolie Lodge No. 100 have provided them a big thing to make this a big thing. BETHEL CHURCH NOTES—A GREAT DAY The Corner Stone, Laying Up the Greater Ester A. M. E. Church Cornel of Leonard and Cochran Street, by the M. and A. of the Texas Fortress Sunday evening July 17, 1937, at 4 o'clock, under the lights of 111 and all lodges of the city and surrounding with a number of the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge, of Hon. W. M. McCaddie, the wonder of Macoune and a most belfast man, the creator of the day. All are to come to come and witness, the solitary and impressive ceremonies. The Masla will assembled at the Macoune door架 (3 p. m. and man door架) Bainhee, Coadhrain street and from the Annex to the new and the erection, column of Coadhrain and Leonard Street, Program of Further Annex. The Drea, Craighin, Clark, Winton, Harper and all the city men to help Bethel on the great and grand FT. WORTH News of Greater St. James Baptist Church, Sunday June 28, 1021 Sunday School opened at 5:30 with one distinguished visitor present in the person of Dr. H. B. Edwards of Houston, Texas. 11 A.M. -- The subject discussed by pastor Winn was taken from Luke 22, subject "Trials" and ex-postation of the new creation. Dr Winn preached a soul stirring sermon that caused every one to feel uplifted. CHRISTIE WASHINGTON HI LANGSTON UNIVERSITY A judging school or the *4-H* Clubs will be held at the University of Chicago on Thursday and Friday. Representatives will be present from our tour of the campus, and the campus will include poultry, livestock and farm crops. A break down in the water system of the University of Chicago will be the centre for the entire workforce working on a day to restore the plant to normal condition. The students made week end-riots to their homes last week. Mrs. and Mr. A. W. Taylor went to Klimfinker. Moses Helen and Adell Niblinson went to the library. It is always a dangerous thing if one has any regard of his reputation. It is so easy to draw on. We have no limit, except fancy based, and acts as one snow seed them. All from ideas that at first were only ideas, and this means in the future a course. It is with mixed confidence therefore that I write you to inform you of the future progress of your state library at Lausanne University, and to library to serve its people as education. At present we are anxious to work with the Indiana and Negro and Indian books of Oklahoma and especially the people of Oklahoma to do something worth while for your Alma Mater. I shall not attempt to teach you anything that will matter, but hope that this will effect you to the extent that you will have your state library and your Alma Mater's library of one of the things I will be glad to hear from any person who means to our future generation and wish to better humanity. LEBANAN Wonderful Toni for men who have a great interest in $3.00. Money Back. 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He has had your disagreement - with husband and happened before the 10 - June since you had planned to meet him. Black yacons are mean things, usually get them from doing things you keep one from doing things you would like to do. He 'long road' to his marriage, wife who want, listen to reason. Two many parties and two body parts your heart is as well as your eye. Miss Kye noticed a "lounge ball" playing his hand with a popular Matron a few night agen and a woman who wants to display. "Your screen methods" are no good with one who wants the "Cradle" and since you are a "Cradle Snatcher", why not remain in the "Cradle" and try to influence others with your "Matter line"? Have you returned and maybe you will return for you new line, since you were married and do with your old line. Miss Eyes has invited the "stripping stippers" for several nights, but she has not found much needed vacation, but found out only one of your wives has invited you against your will. Miss Eyes has sure your visit has been a pleasant experience, convenient for your meals served to you and nothing to do but eat. You return soon, (but she is afraid it will be a long time) because your wives don't have the nerve you have Miss Eyes has often used to offer you a while, because the public desire for school girls but you desire for school girls but you never "steep to think that you don't need to attend school." The Cave Man stunned you pulled at the party a few nights and you hooted at that last request your wife if not your wife and your hooters. Completely modern equipment is for as coaches are concerned and these are the only equipment for the comfort, and conveniences of passengers is promised to Dion Woodman Special. Examination to Woodman Special. Examination to on July 21, according to a foot stool of your wife, but that can't last always. You had better slow down because you the at a dangerous speed as well as age. The seriousness of your accident is of such a nature that Mise Kye would remind you to your Mise Kye would say, can you, Engle, come down here? We may think we are, we can be easily pushed down, down where you haughty meet, and pre-judged as one class. We Mise Kye this time think you are better than any one, you have a grain of salt on the dessert. You gift you have to face the supreme judge and your haughty willers. You grain of salt on the dessert. You wonder what it is all about. Mise Kye hawken to know that you have been waiting for a certain result young to leave you. You must make have a chance with the "too young" ladies, but you are all as they your were because you are the last, would-be. She'll she would take up any time with. There is no use to worry your self, because you have her mind made up in your case. Miss Eyes doesn't think very much of you for writing for an advantage, why didn't you try your hand when the odds were even? Miss Eyes, noticed a certain "Jelly" of the "Fossil Age" with a few sweetie (although apparently old in Dallas) a few nights ago and would say that you should have more respect for your hoates and realities that she expected you to select your company when she asked you and company to be present. Where was your regular sweetie or did you know? Maybe that was her night with her club man friend. You are always ready to try to down the popular young man who has been giving you trouble but you play ignorant of the fact that "pops" is giving you trouble also. Why not stop trying to fool yourself and admit that you are a chunk. She was you when the club man and popular young man are busy. the statement made Saturday. By Mr. Allen C. Ater-derision passed Express representatives. Mr. Ater is responsible for the equipment as required for the equipment at A special attraction for the is promised in' in The Son Lewis THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 2. 1027 red the proceedings. They came to the driver of the car failed to stop and re-directed the car to the aid to the pedestrian. Officer them. No type of leadership was forged together in their Milt yet patched dent and started to investigate. Last difference to Race improvement Thursday, he arrested Clayton Hinton after difference to Race improvement. otherwise spend their money. Why To Mr. and Mrs. Joe Morgan is this it so-called leading Near Thompson, 2012 Coulson, a girl, doubles the ability of his own folks? To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russell another speaker declared the day 2015 Romine, a boy. The Committee of Twelve is try-on to find out why it is. Negro allbrs and cleaning shops, drug stores, mechanics, and even cafes and printers cannot satisfy the fass-idious needs of the Race. Safety it cannot mean that the needs of the virus of his schedule so as to dis- cover more possible cause; and to Robbie Calbailw will be grieved to die. He is being collected, and the dain- dain is being collected, those heart- drain and dry goods and notions are the most popular members of the also numbered among Negro infant- s. She was View Culinary, and the Honoree and M. G. Cul- tellow of Pittsburgh, Texas; and was awakenes for the teaching room, Negro physicians and den- sion of the of the knights of Pathbish, and the attitude of some of this same prominent class. The friends of the Oblate, Oblate of Which his her- band is, is Principal. He has served supporting, and go as far as to help pose segregation in support of that and at the time of her death was schoenable attitude. The Commissi- pal is appointed for the First Baptist and the second Baptist, and a number of Classmates and friends. chessmen which will be on board; the island will be enclosed into the island city, according to the statement of Mr. Jain, the chief minister; and it is making a strenuous—effect—to carry an many persons an possible chessmen in the Glofiorius Four. Two chessmen will be enjoyed by all of the chessmen who take the trip and the local villagers. Gilvain have promised to do their part in the star of the visitors pleasant. Good Samaritans Move Into New Quarters on Hall St. The home offices of The Good Samaritans, fraternity order which had been its operational headquarters for four years, have moved into larger and more commensurate quarters in The Flowery Place. The offices were formerly in the Delmonico Hotel on Central Ave. The Organization's Secretary of the Organization has a well arranged and beautiful office. The clerk and her secretary on the second floor of the building are the officers in charge of the order of the affair. NEGRO BROTHERHOOD HEARS WOMEN IN Friday Night Conference Given Over to Mathews and Wives and Stations, Charge Men Leaders Making the Fathless, Declare Destiny of Race Awards Women Leaders General Great! Relegated. Com- mittee of Twelve Making Daily Reports. Men leaders of the major departments of Negro life would have bowed—their heads in shame could they have been present last Friday night and heard the denounciation helped upon them by Race women speaking before the Brotherhood Race conference. It was their night and made ample use of Mr. With prayer and singing at the opening, to the final closing songs the women held the floor and no man marred the proceedings. They came to say certain things and they said them. No type of leadership was forgotten in their bitters yet pathetic charge of neglect and regret and in different ways to race improvement and Race building. In the words of Mrs. Estella Hale: the youth and little children as well are not even that of by such of our leaders who are accumulated. The Race-money is large in the量 and hoarding. It is the great jig banks. It's outrageous in stock of fathers of love them serves, are giving no thought to the fathers and mothers of other children. Think of our boys and girls walking the streets and these big men of our going beyond their race to enter the world. We also liberate those men. Why? talking, slick-tongued professional type leaders are numbered. Mrs. Rosle B. Jackson saw in the Negro Brotherhood Movement, the greatest opportunity for the women to express themselves, both in word and action. In the same line of argument both Mrs. C. D. Josey and Mrs. Rosle B. Elliott expressed themselves. Mrs. Josey enlarged upon the program and the constructive principles of the organization and invited a closer study of its plans. Mrs. C. Watkins made an eloquent plea for the Negro in business, and charged those who knew better with greater responsibility toward supporting every sort of commercial enterprise prompted by these people. Others speaking were Mrs. Little W. Wells, Mrs. Mable Jackson, Mrs. B. Clark, Mrs. Little Mitchell, Mrs. M. L. Travels and others. Among the men workers present were Rev. H. J. Cromers, Meers, Sam Wells, Wil- Jackson, Joe Hale, A. W. Travels, J. T. Todd, W. A. Alexander, C. Watkins, R. T. Amsford, P. D. Jones, B. H. Dallard, Eora Champion, A. W. Dupree and Supreme Overseas. W. E. Negro is advancing more rapidly, than their ability to imply these new warfare is being "made" by this Committee from this particular night of his schedule as to as many as possible, empathy as; and already, much data is being collected, some Reporter numbers are being numbered, and also numbered among Negro infant enterprises in Dallas and with only a reasonable support would open up a new opportunity. Negro Physicians and dentists still find it hard to understand prominent class. The friends of the Negro degrade that he. Become self-aware, go so far up to prosecute someone, and so on. Nonchalant attitude. The Committee is seeking to find out where the serious objection will fall. MRS. J. A. BRIGANCE, C. G. R. complete segregation may after all make the Negro love himself, BROTHERS CAUGHT WITH PERFUME AND DRESSES BROTHERS CAUGHT WITH PERFUME AND DRESSES Sam Clay and Louis Clay were arra- nished in North Dallas, while their husband, Robert Clay, was such as perfumes, toilet water, la- ter, powder, and dresses. The pad- dow, the bed, the bedspread, the beat as it was. Cody's. Clay had worked for Butler Bedford for two years. He was a good groom recovered by officers and they ex- pected to gather the remainder for recovering the bed and linen are both in this charged with ghtt Reckless Caught After Scouting For Weeks FOR WEEKS Two weeks ago officers Greenlee and McKnight uncovered a milt to Oakland and Bower Streets, where a man was killed by an automobile. The driver of the car failed to stop and render aid to the pedestrian. Officer Greenlee and his assistant and started to investigate. Last Thursday he arrested Clayton Harper ally "Dusty" who admitted that he was involved in the crash and Clayton in Parkland hospital where his condition is reported to be serious. He is still unconscious and is being taken to the hospital. Henry Pikler, 11, Haworth and some women whose names could not be learned. BIRTHS and DEATHS To Mr. and, crr. McCain, 5007 Tó Mr. and, crr. To Mr. and Mrs. Bolden, 212 Cliff, a boy. To Mr. and Mrs. Wade Anderson, 1616 Harrie Court, a girl. Denthes Leria Meredith 4700 Gaston. Will Coble, 524 Foster. Sam Ogg, 3617 Meadow. Floyd Roy, 1211 E. 3th. Ella Runnels, 2224 Main. Lawis Aldridge, 1227 E. 8th. Grant Curtis, 2420 Caddy. Ed Washington, 4942 Parry. John Thomas, 3612 Latimer. Inagene Bell, 1207 Dey. Minnie Ola Davis, Station A, Rice. 2. Box 160. Bessie Edwards, 1208 E. Santa Fe. George Smith, 2129 Metropolitan Clearman Shaw, 2312 State. Eloluo Anderson, 1816 Harris Court. Officers Capture Car With Stolen Goods WY COILS, Andrew Jackson and B. T. Thomas was arrested by officers on June 17, when the car that was stolen on June 17. After searching the car they found a broken window. THE DEATH OF MRS. BOBBIE CALDWELL SPIGNER The friends and schoolmates of Hobble Caldwell will be grieved to hear of her death. Light of heart, friendly, she was one of many Class "11" Prepricie View College, the Honoree and Mrs. M. C. Goldwell of Pitbigh, Texas; and was the Honorary Chair of the of the Knights of Pathfinder, the time of her death she was named the label, Othmoneh of which her hand is, in Principal, she has served and at the time of her death was neglected for the First Baptist Church, a number of Classmates and friends. Judge Brannan at the Seat of Justice Judge Brannan had a busy Monday morning after big Saturday and Sunday nights wild parties. The court room was filled with man and woman with charges from violating the traffic ordinance to felony. Those failing to pay fines were sent to the pea patch. in this city, who will be booked to learn of her denist, M. Sipia her died of an operation in a South City hospital on Wednesday June 15th. Sweetie Cuts Lover Sam Cameron age 24 was out by the emergency after she caught him trifecta. She was taken to halfway home, one half with both scalp wounds. Sam was treated at the Emergency Hospital and then sent home. 1842 Dupont 2 Year Old Boy Hit by Auto When Leon Freeman, age 2 was playing basketball, was run over by an auto-mobile. The accident occurred at 1832 Dupont, and is referred to the emergency hospital for treatment. When Leon Freeman, age 2 was wounded in the face in the street in front of his back, chest, shoulder, hand, and abdomen, he was taken to the hospital. Attempts To Whip Girl; Is Cut Anthen Roberts attempted to whip his girl Sunday evening and also did so to do by cutting Roberts on the arm and cheek. The cutting took place Roberts was treated at the Ene- nogy Hospital. No arrest was made. Sunday morning at 4 a.m. when Robert Smith, age 19 attempted to steal the kidneys of Sam Peeler at 2:14 Blum, he was shot several times by a trap gun that Mr. Peeler had set for chicken thieves. After SPEND GALVI GALVESTON SantaFe $6.00 Ro Lv. Dallas 9:00 p. m. Ar. Galveston 7:00 a. m. Lv. Dallas 9:00 p. m. . July 2 Ar. Galveston 7:00 a. m. . July 3 the gun-exploded Motorcycle officer made a call to the address to investigate but failed to find any who knew anything about the attack. Later Greenken and McGibbon insisted a call on Flynn Avenue and Don Dixon, a nurse who had been to the peninsula four times, for stealing chickens and its his birth martyrs, was taken to the hospital, neck, chest, shoulder, hand, and abdomen. He was treated at the Emergency Hospital where Dr. Saw, a skilled nurse, was more than more. Smith was sent to the county where all charges of robbery were dropped. or who overtie: ovarian pains, pains in the lower part of the stomach, in the lower part of the stomach, nausea, headache, backache, malaise, nausea, flushes of heat, heat-fline and Indefinite pains, when to write to Mrs. Pilea Lillen Lovell $244 to Mrs. Pilea Lillen Lovell $244 She will entitle FRIES and with充 charge to the entire address of your husband here method whereby he and other women may say, trouble you, most common expression of these thankful women "we feel like we have no shame that others" do have any gates whatever anyone" of your Wonderful Method has done for your Wonderful Method has done "短 time" Write time. This ad has nothing to say to you like has nothing to say to you like THE 4th AT... ESTON VIA Sound Trip m. .....July 2 m. .....July 3 [Portrait of a man in a suit and tie]. DII. J., W. FRIDIA, Grand Medical Director A. Sunday and Nights DALLAS EXPRESS BLD.G. 5004 The Ham and Hou YOU KNOW American T 2534 SEAFOOD DEALER Sunday and Nights by Appointment AS EXPRESS BLDG. 500 1-2 Good St. Dearborn The Ham and Back House YOU KNOW US American Trading Co. 634 ELM ST. SEAFOOD DEALERS SINCE 1891 STORE RESALE MAIN ST. nastin CRADAMS in Marseille WE Sell Wholesale AL PRICE TO CHICAGO AND JERICIN PART BEFORE FENCING ORDERS FOR THE 19TH Wednesday, You Friday and Saturday. ab, fla to try or bake. on, one to four pounds each. no waste ING & JONES GROCERY AND MARK Our Slogan----"We are no further from than Your Phone" Prompt Delivery Service State Street Sunday and Nights by Appointment DALLAS EXPRESS R.I.D.G. 506 1-2 Good Bd., Dallas, Texas American Trading Co. 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Mackerel Fish, flim to fry or bake. 18 cents per lb. 1930 ```markdown ``` MAIN STORE HOTELS AND BETTAL HOTELS AND BETTAL Near Austen Near Austen 2-3238 HOTELS & STORE HOTELS & STORE New Hawkins New Hawkins RESIDENCE PHONE 2301 Jan Teeth Never Decay T. T. BURKE DENTIST CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK A SPECIALTY Pyrobron Treated HOUSE 9 P.M. to 1 P.M. 8 P.M. to 1 P.M. May Appointment 1-2 Good St., Dallas, Texas and Bacon use OW US trading Co. ELM STREET SINCE 1891 DAYS MARITIME MORNING PARTIES SEE IN 18 FOR THE 19TH JUNE and Saturday 18 cents per lb. 15c per lb. 17 bucks. 18c per lb. ERY AND MARKET no further from you Phone" ery Service EXCELSIOR MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION of Dallas, Texas 3-4872 Most people need money when there's death to the family. Some times they want to carry the body out of town or they may want to send for a relative. If you think you need this kind of SERVICE take Insurance with T111. EXCELSIOR MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION WE PAY DEATH CLAIMS IN 24 HOURS Any person dealing with protection, call at room 200 Pyrrhea Example: 2540 Elm Street, call 14047. H. Strickland, Pres. S. Cofield, Sec'y A Make your skin lighter and softer With Dr.Fred Palmer's SkinWhitener Rev. and Mrs. Neyh returned home this week. The A. E. and A. M. Grand lodge was in session here this week and people from different parts of the state were present Thursday night a glorious sermon was presided by. "New Perry" at Housman and is goodly number of people were represent. Elder T. H. Merchant of Marshall preached at the Christian church from Friday night to Sunday night inclusive. Elder Merchant has just returned from California, while he ran a series of meetings. Rev. Jefferson who has been visiting in the North- reef area has returned to New York north. Mrs. Isabellay Thomas is a high-order, a brief stay in Oklahoma, she plans to return soon accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Bernic de Cromder and daughter, Mr. Willie D. and Otis Crowder of Dallas are home to "eptind" this summer. The old Epworth League conference will be held this morning on the New York City Park, the Parkview Park, Prof. Terry, and family visiting in Dallas. Mr. H. Lillard, is doing much in the line of truck farming. He has disposed of hundreds of crates of tomatoes during the season and is now selling them with much success. Miss Paola Eopkins entertained Rev. Jefferson and Mrs. E. and Mrs. E. and Mrs. E. and Mrs. E. are two. The two are Mayette Carlock left Saturday for Jefferson. Rick listed: Mrs. Everstone Thruger, Mr. Heath and Molvine Boyd Mr. Eldor returned home. CUNEY — Non. M. L. Price has returned from Fort Worth, where he had been a judge repells a very important judge. M. D. Stearns about the week had with family. M. M. A. Price has gone to last week. 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Holley Davis of Atlanta Georgia was the guest in the Price Mrs. Ananda Arwinkle and daughter demonstrate a few hours in the detector spenent a few hours in the quite a number of Cuney people attended the singing "Convention Mrs. and Mrs. Ellen Arwinkle are all smiles. "It is a boy." Mrs. and Mrs. Ellen Arwinkle are Xackogee, Texas was in Cuney last week on business. Mrs. and A. J. Aesen spenent a few hours in Cuney last week. For the Express see J. P. Price, a reporter. CAMERON R. Rev. J. H. Davis spenent the city attending a revival meeting. The nineteenth-creedation was kindly with the Cameron Citizens. Rev. W. A. Calman spenent Sunday where, where he has been attending a revival meeting for the Week. Rev. J. W. Williams filled Rev. J. W. Paulit Sunday night of the night was "As in the Days of so shall it be in the last Rev. E. M. Roberts, who has been recently ordered spent the day with Independent B. C., Rosedub, Texas. Service was splitid. The Smart Set Chorsat Club which holds up to connect themselves with the district singing convention will serve the publie soon. TYLER—The Junieteenth was carried out in its usual way. Rev. T. C. Hoolock filled the stand at 11 o'clock at Bethlehem and Rev. Calhoun at 8 o'clock. Rev. Stephens filled the pulpit at True Ving at 11 o'clock and Dr. Hilbrew of Dallas at night. Mr. Tommy Rockman, a young man passed away Tuesday at the home of his parents. He was fun-ealised Wednesday at the Saints Taleنس. Miss Myrtle Love Thompson is in St. Louis visiting her Uncle Mr. Charlie Love Sr. The American Girls Culture Club gave her a miscellaneous shower prior to her leaving. Mr. Pat Jones, who has been in the city visiting his sister, Mrs. Mollie Preston and sleek Auntie Mrs. Kansas Tucker left Saturday for his home in Los Angeles, California. Mr. Kenneth Calhoun and Miss Mobile Burks, Dallas spent Sunday home guest of his Auntie Mrs. Jessie Johnson; Calhoun and other relatives and friends. 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Fresh News Gathered From all Parts of the State and Boiled Down to Suit the Taste of Our Thousands of Anxious Readers games from the Tyler All Stars last week. The Tyler All Stars won two games from Henderson Sunday and Monday. A large crowd of Hall Pans motored to Henderson both days of the game. Rick listed: Mrs. Lixie King Mrs. Odessa Dusse, Mrs. Jennie Mc-Fadden, Mrs.-Alex. Love. Mrs. Velma Blieckee spent last Monday in Dallas shopping. Monday in Dallas shopping. True Vine K.C. is being torn down and a brick veneer is expected to be built. Mrs. Qupie Cornelius Newman arrived here last week from Houston. She left to visit relatives at Overton. Miss Nona J. Pugh was hostess to the Excelior Club Wednesday at the home of her sisters, Mrs. Ruth Terry. A pleasant evening was spent. A delicious menu was served. Misses Blakemore, M. Hiednoe, Texas Hill, Z. Casawell, D. W. P. and J. E. Warren. Blakemore, Sinata and Francis have returned from Marshall and Shreveport and bring greetings. Miss Mabel Daniels. Longview spent the week end with Miss Ruth White. Mrs. Mahilla Ducenfield is convalescing. Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Cooper has purchased a Dodge Redman Mr. Jas. Caaswell left Saturday night for the American Woodman Mr. J. H. Williams was here the week on business and Mr. Pred Williams are Independed. William are Independed. and non-Clare J. are from Dalton C.J. are from Dalton M. Matthews has returned to Wills Point after spending a week in the hospital. Vince, Winston and Brother, Mr. Albert Smith left Saturday for Houston to visit her son and wife, Eileen H. Bleden, who has just finished a successful year as Jesse Attwell. Mr. H. B. Dieden, who has just taken a course in Rural Dentistry, Lattimore and Smith of the same college were dinner guests in the house of Rex P. C. B. Cledden. They were there where they had attended the Medical Dental and Pharmacologic Institute. OAKWOOD—Children's day, showserved at Lone Star and Hillsbury. C. with very獎牌， Junegenth with its regular cycle braids held at many points were reported as commendable from several races, while the Juneateh proper was observed at Rocky Mr. under Rev. Briggs and Pinetop with Jilder Sapp. Mrs. Dalton Cannon departed, for G. L. on the 18th, also the infant of Mr. and Mrs. Booker Washington of near Fairfield, died, and was buried in German's Cemetsy on the 19th. Mauy of the school, masters in and around here, are now taking studies in P. V. and other Colleges. The Selsmoraph crews continue to be heard daily. Meedames Matons and McClain have recuperated, six Mrs. B. T. Carter is again filling her place in society. Mrs. Rev. Chase Swan's condition remains little improved. Mr. Cromwell, Carter geared at this place, but now re-leading in Houston was here a few days ago, visiting moths and other relatives. Miss Birden, of T. C. S. Colony, the student of C. T. C. in�, visiting in the other sister, M. M. Highton. Plenies seem to be the "Fat" among the fraergettes around the city of Oakwood. The K. of P's entertained at Abraun Park on the 14th and 15th. The THE DAILAS EXPRESS, DAILAS; TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1927 **TARGO -**曼斯堡 Jupiter-Kiner, games on the local club-theater house at 11TH AVE. and Akilab Atrium M. I. Willett, Clothtown Taylors, IAS season. In the recently matched game, J. A. Parker, for eight years, was the first player to score a goal in the season. His team, (Hias, Tawtie, Allison and Mr. and the ground stand was practically right and Local Association, has just reunited celebration in Wheaton, ready to entertain any good team in the woods of Wisconsin). W. O. A. will entertain at Lauxster on the 1st and 2nd. CAMERRON = All Sunday Schools in the city were well attended with each Supt. at his post in duty. The Women's Bible's Class of Cameron Grove Baptist Church S.E. was the banner-class for the quarter. The Sunday School contributed $12,800. Rev. Holloway, pastor of Bethel A. M. E. Church is to have his anniversary soon. Mrs. L. M. Hughes is out of the city attending a meeting in Eustasi's Texas Rev. P. H. Rumber was at the book of duty and preached a great sermon. Subject: The Christian Condition. Mr. Marshall Brown was returned to our city, and reports the wellbeing of his family. Miss G. W. Brooks of Belton Texas is visiting friends in Cameron; she is a graduate of Samuel Houston College, Austin, Texas. The citizens of Cameron well-come the appearance of visitors. Mr. C. Green desangled the imoral life of the Christians today and gave a speedy for moral by-terment in the local Churches. PARIS—Mrs. Roth Mexey entertained the Laf-1st Club at his home on North 24th St. A very pleasant evening was spent on the ve-leious repast was served The hex meeting will be at Mrs. Gracy L. Greens, E. Tudor Street. Mittie Effie M Price left Monday for Denver to visit relatives. He met with the Marianne motorized over to Dallas Sunday in their new Redemption. He was in Fort Worth last week attending the grand lodge of the Marianne and was in Fort Worth last week. The funeral service of Mr. Razae was in the Marianne Church. Rev. Lennon office-filing at the absence of the parish Mr. I. M. Mlowe was visiting last week in Huego. L. A. M. Earth Warders met over to Dallas last week. Saturday Services were good at Little River B.C. Sunday. N. W Whitney the newly elected pastor filled his pulpit with dignity. Mr. W. A. Jackson was here from Navasota visiting home folks last week. Mrs. Ola Burley of Clarandale is visiting her mother Mrs. Dora Terrell. Prof. A. Cuerington returned Sunday from Kansas City Mo. where he attended the American Woodman convention. Mrs. R. Foreman is very stok at this writing. WAXARACHIE— Rev. Whitmire, pastor of the A. M. E. Church preached the annual sermon for the Mason Lodge of which Charley Scott is the W. M. Mr. La Vene Sweatt was master of ceremony. The Calandale Lodge took an active part of which. La Vene Sweatt is the W. M. Mr. Clotillo McKnight entertained the Notre-Dame Club, June 23rd. Club color scheme was beautifully carried out in refreshments. All had an enjoyable evening. Preceptor Mary Alice Owens is attending summer school at Paul Quinn-C�ington, Ally, and Texas. Mrs. A. A. Smith of San Antonio is visiting her mother Mrs. Maltina at Terrell. Miss Norris. Hill is visiting her brother, Johnson Hill of New York. He is one of the league bell players. Mrs. L. C. Moors, Joste Sweatt and Sedalia White visited the Mason and Grand Lodge at Fort Worth Hams was called to Houston, saturday to attend the bedside of her sister-in-law who is seriously ill. Mr. P. W. Wilkerson of Enige, Texas. President of The Southern District. Woman's Home Mission Society made an official visit to Shiloh Baptist W. H. M. M. Saturday and Sunday of the past week. Rev. H. Rundon motored up from Braoria Sunday and filled his regular semi-monthly day at Shiloh Baptist Church Mr. R. Falme spent the past week sightseeing in Freeport, Galveston, and Houston. On the second list this week are: Meadames Alberta Underwood and Comille opened up a cold drink stand down stairs in his office building. The Ministers Alliance donated $19.50 to Rev. W. H. Flourney who is leaving for a health resort, the latter part of this week. Rev. Flourney will be accompanied as far as Dallas by one of his older daughters who has been visiting him for the last ten days. Mrs. J. S. Nelson entailed the Bible class at her home Tuesday night. After an appropriate Bible discussion, a delightful menu was served. All present enjoyed the evening. Mr. Bell balled and Mr. W. Stewart motored to Ambrose Bolligang of Milwaukee, Iris, and party of friends, stopped by the club to watch a party en route from Metropolis 11 where they had spent two weeks. 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For two years in the hands of the trustees for as many Mount Hollyton from 1911 to 1930 she was secretary of Read College, and continue as president through the greater academic year. Portland, Oregon, which was opened under the leadership of the service which Miss Talley has rendered since her connection she associates there were introduced with the institution, which under the new ideas and methods in education have since greatest school for Colored girls who have been adopted. When she came to Atlanta, Spechtan was it largely due to the advice of the head, which had, or did Dr. Walter Burkeffler of the Genebank been found and wished to be. Miss Sophia E. P. McDard and Miss College was established as a a college of graduate studies of liberal arts and sciences, the work was established, the work was high school and teacher training one half years during the war. Miss Sophia E. P. McDard was in Washington associated with the Institution now has in the plant consisting of 16 build in the City of GOV and war and army departments, commuter Atlanta. The building of a strong officer was sent to France by the Y. M. and personally and legally in the Army been deeply interested in all that the leave from France in 1915 and from welfare of Ngo January 1, 1900, until she came to Ngo Her Infantile Hospital, the Rockefeller Foundation in New York to come in the schools and homes where Spelman girls go. the administrative committee ap- the trustees to act in unanimously elected M. Reed president to succeed Miss Reed. the trustees and friend the trustees to take M. Reed from New York, where she has been executive secretary of the Int- forward the important work which international Health Board of the Spelman College should in- render to Ngo her unhappy soon. During the past year she served as Assistant Principal of the High school which includes a barber parlor, she alice parlor and a tailor shop. has won many state wide distin- cation as a literary declaimer and dramatic reader. Mr. and Mrs. Audra are stopping Mrs. Reed as the principal. That M. Reed from New York, where she has Reed is admired by many. The graduate occurs in Chicago Uni- broken. Two great Southern de- Mary TEXAS CALVERET -- Mr. Phil William passed away after a short illness from the Grand Lodge. Mrs. Bliss and Moore of Houston are in the city the guest of their mother-in-law. Mr. J. Woodson. Prof. David has passed through the city renouve to his home, Mrs. L. Dunn and two of her children. Left Saturday for Houston to visit her sister Mr. E. Scott. Mrs. Bliss, Ayn Harris of Dallas, is in the city visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Prings. Board. No. 4 had quite a crowd at their annual sermon which was de- Mr. and Mrs. U. E. Osborne, Mr. Estella Hardy, Mr. Jake Wobbin, son accompanied by others motto Mr. Leuona Bush spent the two end to Marshall, Texas. Mr. Leuona Bush spent the two end to the Lord. Mr. H. A. Malone and Mr. N. Peel, motored to Marshall on business trip. Mr. Webb Hardy, husband of E. tell Hardy, resident of Shreveport a few hours in the city w/ relatives, accompanied by Mr. Lee. The National Benefit Life Co. take great pleasure in delving Antonio, R. B. Walton Professor, Dr. W. Jackson will meet both bored and humbled on July 11 in joint session. Many will be missed. Mrs. J. W. Jackson was Mr. J. M. Anderson, Prof. Minus, Prof. C. J. Taylor of New Jersey, Prof. M. Anderson, Prof. Minus, have accompanied the remain of the goosepink Miss Nettie Taylor. Mrs. J. W. Jackson was curled to Hearne where she was bid to rest. Rev. P. K. Hunt held his quarterly meeting at St. James A. M. K. Church, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Williams are on the floor with Mrs. J. W. Harris beginning with interest each night. Mr. J. Hunt and wife were married. Mrs. O. Davis has returned home. Mrs. Louis Moore the daughter of Miss Jane Pridey, to enter college at Chicago. LOWYNE—Miss Alice A. V. Hudson, Wannette Walton and Borda stolter moved to Marshall. Terence to witness the 18th also went to Menderson on the 20th accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Alam, that Mr. and Mrs. H. A. McLammer accompanied by. Mr. Howard John Jen and others. He also returned, to give a successful trip. Dr. D. J. Grant and Family, and consumed by B.-A. Thomas, mother of to Ft Worth, Texas on a busi- pass trip. M. L. C. Ketch, sister and little sister of Mr. M. L. C. Ketch, are the guests of the summer curriculum. Thousands of students are working and writing nest- Johnson is visiting realizes on them these an exhaustive parts of the curriculum of the school here visiting. The total collection of parts of the South reveals that they for the day, Sunday at Mr. Glive are the children of the South in the South-I and son-motored to Sanger for a far to white churches—have in the South-I and son-motored to Sanger for a far to white churches—have in the South-I. Mr. and Mrs. U. B. Osborne, Mrs. Estella Hardy, Mr. Jake Wobbington accompanied by others motored to Marshall, Texas. Mrs. Luvona Bush spent the week and in Port Worth on business for the lodge. Mr. H. A. Malone and Mr. N. M. Peal, motored to Marshall on a business trip. Mr. H. A. Malone, husband of Bettina Hardy, hardy of Shreveport spent a few hours in the city with his wife, Natalie. National Benefit Life Inc. Co. bourgeois pleasure in deliverance in a 715 check to Larry Powell in full settlement of the death claim her daughter, Mr. Anderanen, died. Amy Cheney Anderson lived on Neison Street, deceased about two Mr. Henry Lodia who has been on the sick list for some time in the writing go to West Tyler. **GAMEFIELD** — The churches were well attended by all. The McKinley great success, hoping it will continue on. Prof. Love and family were present, hoping it will reintroduces the Plainic for the 19th of June was enjoyed by all. The McKinley named musician, named musician. The game between Gettysville and Marketville was attended by all. We had visitors from different gents. We had visitors from different gents. City attending the grand hotel American Wooden, Merrill Tuesday for their home Deionn, Texas Merrill Elena Dickson spent a night at the staircase. Mr. R. Kindred and motion to Wort Worth, Texas last THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1927 Miss Allene Lemon Archie Westiversity. After which she is going quietly Wedded to Mr. C. C. Adams, abroad to study elocution. June 26th at the Home of Rev. C. I. C. Adams is one of Dallas most W. Abington, 602 Good Street. c. C. Adams is a proficient young business man who she is a 1926 graduate of Prairie is especially known for his Imagery View State Normal and Industrial business and business integrity. Mr. College with a diploma auditing her chemical company and Manufacturing Education. framatic reader. Mr. and Mrs. Adams are stopping Mrs. Adams is preparing to take at 12:11 PM, and will leave for graduate course in Chicago Unit—their honey moon soon. Indianaapolis, July 2—Declaring in *ment* in democracy and free institutions, that a new South has come into being, the Negroes have a chance to change has democracy? On many, many of whom are turning to every hand I am reminded by syngon and dogmatic industrialists that the whole idea of democracy is a fail. Former Health Commissioner C. Alexander, of Atlanta, director of the Negroes, left night addressed the Negroes and Arkansas and Florida in line to think so. But looking back over the past six years one would have the advantage of the city administration, asserted that the Negroes colored People now in 1816 DR H L SMITH, D G.S. Visiting in Paris, Texas Our Sept for Sunday School at the Mount Olive B. C. will be Mr. James Zipts. Miss Pigrine Daxig and Mrs. Little Gay from Chicago is visiting their relatives' and, friends here. DIRECTOR OF INTERRACIAL COMMISSION ADDRESSES RACE CONFERENCE: Dr. Will W. Alexander of Atlanta Tells of Bise of New South Indianapolis, July 2—Declaring that a new South has come into being, directed largely by businessmen, many of whom are turning to the Republican Party, Dr. Will W. Alexander, of Atlanta, Director of the Commission on Interracial Relations, last night addressed the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People now in 18th Annual Conference here. The new leaders of industry in the South are hardly conscious of the race question at all," said Dr. Alexander. "To them it is a bit of question and an industrial question. They are also occupied as the rest of the nation is, in making money. With them the hot spot in their thinking is neither the race problem, politics, or fundamentalism; it is business. They do not get excited over the race problem except as it might affect industry. They are willing to listen with minds open and so at least as far as the best. the coming of industry and the new economic background is slowly working a change in the political landscape of businessmen are Republican, nationally, and are yielding to the new economic section of this country favorable to the Republican Party. They no longer hold a majority in local politics. As a rule they are indifferent to local politics but ultimately this difference is not a matter of interest-based upon what they can be to good business policy, but is taking place in the South with taking place in the South with the race problem is the intelligent interest of many college students in a thoughtful people generally. In the old days there was much talk but the new economic course of studies on various phases of the race problem are now in the hands of students and students are working and writing on these themes and an exhaustive collection of them may pass from all parts of the South reveals that they are thoughtful, honest and liberal. They are the soul of the South, for while white students in the past been silent. This silence is beaten. Big Melon Cutting, Golf Matches, Croquet Playing, Fishing, (in White-Rock Creek), Good Eats, Soft Drinks and Smokes, W. E. CLARKE, General Manager. CHAS. GALLOWAY, Golf Professional. MRS. REBECCON ANDERSON, Chef. broken. Two great Southern denominations are today working out eagerly instead of education for their young people, to be used in young people's societies and Sunday schools. Nebro Test of American Democracy. "The nation must find some way to build a community of people." The fight is, disocouraging. Aren was a slipping back on the part of South Carolina. The guilt-like state was now Mississippi and Michigan. The problem was the allocation to mob violence and Arshunness where there is very little. Bpose States have been the least influenced by the new economic and industrial development. The problem was particularly in the regulations of the poor white type. They have many isolated communities. Lychning must be looked upon by the whole country as a result of the difficulty of difference and backward States shall be forced to quit an end to it. In closing may I say that I am not especially interested in N.Groce or the race problem something of the time. But I am not only involved in this situation. It is a question of civilisation. Can human beings be civilized and can they learn to meet the situations that they confront by the people? What is the great question? That is the great question: The experiment of the human race in civilisation is very interesting and important. The outcome of the situation is the development of the birth to the nation is an important aspect of the experiment in civilisation. Twelve million American Neuros and their future are a test and outcome of this experiment in democracy and free institutions. "What chance has democracy? On every hand I am reminded by�councilers, the future is the whole idea of democracy is a failure to be distrusted. Aikon, Mississippi and Arkansas and Florida. In line one to think so. But looking for the cause, I think they keep that there have undoubtedly been some steps forward. In spirit of handleps Negroes have made great progress. My presence here tonight is evidence that at least end I represent a type and that is the only-significant thing about my present position at the University of North Carolina. Last spring the distinguished Executive Secretary of this organization made a very important statement, speaking to a great audience of students and faculty in the chapter of the institution: Negroes want full participation in American life and they expect to secure it. That last clause has great power Observe the Glorious ROOSEVELT GOLF ACTIVITIES B Big Malus Cutting M. in it. If they continue in this in- tition, Dr. J. W. McClellan, Edgerr G. intelligent expectant. It will pro- blem, be known editor of a local news- 家, or be listed on a local newspaper, south— Certainly in the South. If anywhere in the Nation, for the reasons, were among the numbers of our people, we would be grateful. assertion that a relative of a Color- ed woman who does his laundry within the hospital for mission in the white hospital-for treatment. Dr. A. W. Cheatham, prominent physician of our race, presented the work of Dr. Cheatham to a told of personal experience of racial practice that is now in evidence at City Hospital. No. 2, the institu- tion for white women, whites. Confidence he said would be worse if the-num hospital was ado- tent to the institution for A AVE. AVENUE HICKS CAFE, 1222 Hall Street. ALLEN STREET PHARMACY 1222 Allen Street. P. Hill's Barber Shop, 1731 Hall Street A 60 dynamic Warfare Committee. They were unilaterally opposed to a uprising hospital and demanded that the Army provide them with equipment it were operating of it. 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The atten- tion to the publication. The Dallas Express Subscriptions in Advance 1 Year $2.35 2 Months .75 6 Months .125 Single Copy .05 THE DALLAS EXPRESS Published every Saturday Morning in the Year at 2600 Swies Avenue. Published at Post Office at Dalton, Avenue, as second-class matter under Act of Congress, March 1879. Foreign Advertising Representative: W. B. Ziff Company, 898 South Dearborn St. Chicago, IL W. B. Ziff Company, 441 Monton Bidge, 144 East Mead St. THE DALLAS EXPRESS has energy bolstered the white shirt worn by the 14-year-old diagnosed by th. a. yellow streak. It is not affiliated with any sports team, but every day can be an invariable superwear, con. narrative piece, with a blazing breast, flies on no doubtful flag. It professes an unstoppable country. Its life of green handed justice covers all the contested race. This is pretty high race. This is pretty high race, but we live on it and it is not easy to press come up and stand with us. This ground to hold. In an effort to further make possible the building of homes and the financing of these already purchased, the owners and directors of the American Realty and flooded districts do not make the telling of the whole truth safe for the teller, we are surprised agreeably at the frank statement from the Negro Flood Relief Committee members appointed several weeks ago by Secretary Hoover. They told of some conditions which were good and they told of some which were bad and they promised a publication report in the future would disclose to the public, the new company is given as $250,000. It will occupy place in the conference with Secretary Hoover was mentioned to give something of the wholesale exploitation of Negro which is The Express views the operation of such concerns is this and the opening of new ones from time to time by members of the race as before in the direction of barreer of barre as long as the many thousands of dollars which are spent by the race in this city each year without bringing any direct return to those who should be benefited by them. The commande the promotion of the race will be to support the wishes for them the success which their effort deserves. And in the light of their successful operation of the older construction company, there is a real reason for�voving that they will succeed. The Express, because it is in the South as are all of those members of that flood relief committee, realizes that the most sure approach to realizing actual good for the Negro flood sufferers lies in a diplomatic approach to the questions which involve their rights. It reaches that the "fire and tongs" methods will avail nothing in a section where the courts, all of the agents which must help in their liberation are controlled by local and principally prejudiced persons whose individual and collective prominence is due to the system of exploitation which is now complained of. That committee faces a fact and not a theory, and cause is, it should be removed and the group should go forward similarly in the pursuit of a bet that the group will succeed. And for this group, the problem is the hindering reason and found ground for common effort in this new project; there should be good communication and accep- tion. Louisiana has unveiled a statue to "The Good Davies" but as yet it has not seen the reason for furnishing good schools to his children or of protecting his life and property from the many mobs which disgrace the state yearly. Strange reasoning for Louisiana. Wasted money on the mobs and memory of the "good davies." does not carry much weight. --- THE DAYLAS EXPRESS, DAYLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1987 DW. W. T. BURKE. Desistent While the wrist of this invader may be susceptible to numerous ill- system susceptible to numerous ill- particulate digestive disorders, by increasing the pressure of the jurisdice which proxibes makes on one personal appearance, the wrist of this invader can one can afford to ignore in this day and age, and proxibes if a proxibes if a proxibes if a test, will surely apoll, spell look, for it, and the loss of these looks, for it, and the loss of these course of the fane and that in- taine the first requisite of normal begin to skim 'in' and although younen to age or he she has the ap- poll, for it, and the loss of these above these scars and ten. You don't have to do all your teeth this condition can be cured but of this course any other dieren you It is a fine comment upon Texas as such that its schools have such rating when compared with the other states of the south and that its teacher training courses rank as high as they do. Certainly, in the state of Texas ago among the teachers in education union, it needed a fine comment which it now shows and particularly was true of the training agencies for Negroes. It is literally true that just three years ago nearly one-third of the teachers of Negroes in the state of Texas were graduates of no school and it is not likely that that condition has been fully changed as yet. It is worthy of note however that there are two denominational schools supported by the state of Texas which are listed among the competent teacher training agencies. Here are a few outstanding symptoms which will cause you to know better. They are red, swollen and have some what of a purple hue. The gums are bleached freely upon the slightest pressure. The gums are greased. This is where the gums have left the teeth seemingly and the teeth are very swollen. But the statements of Mr. Caldwell, while highly encouraging, must not be taken too seriously for the reason that his travels-probably have not given him opportunity for comparing the courses and curriculum of Texas schools with the best in this country and it is therefore, wise to reason that, while Texas schools and colleges as well as its public school system have made much progress in ranking rank with the best in the United States and that to become satisfied now means O. Is your mouth in this condition? I advise you to go and have your teeth examined and get good health. O. This dreaded disease will bring I. Loss of teeth and resultant gastro-intestinal disturbances and disease. O. Eyes and mental disease. O. Brequenment and arthritis. O. Neuralia and heartitis. O. Kidney diseases. O. Lung diseases. O. Bone infection. O. Legions and involvement of the heart. O. Diseases of the eye. O. Diseases of the nose. Number "ah nouns of prevention is worth a pound of curse." as yet to boost as a whole of its school system for it is a matter of record that the national tests of southern school children, both white and black, show a marked difference in development and the Negro children, by reason of these tests, have been rated as different mentally from our other tests, have been rated as different mentally from our other states. The reason for this condition lies almost altogether in the school processes and in the type of facilities and teachers furnished for them. Such facts as POLITICAL QUESTIONNAIRE Q. Which would you prefer for President, a Klu Klux candidate or Governor Al Smith, of New York? A. O. Carvin Collodge. these mentioned, in no way contradictory to the published statements of Mr. Caldwell, are matters of record and serve to indicate that, without a comparison of Texas schools and the nation, it is easy to Texas into a false notion of those southern states with national advantages which they enjoy. It is literally true that Texas schools have improved more greatly in the past few years than those of any other southern state with the exception of North Carolina. But is by is no means true that Texas schools and colleges have developed to the point of being the equal of the best in America. And Texas Q. What did the Governor of South Carolina say to the Governor of Georgia, who was discharged Negro votes? A. Though they belong to some tribe, they are a year below the grandfather. B. Which is more important, the Fifteenth Amendment or the Eighteenth Amendment? C. Fortressfully, the Eighteenth is more important. D. The Fifteenth is proposed everywhere, while the Fifteenth is only recruited north of the Marsh. E. The Fifteenth is proposed everywhere, while the Fifteenth is only recruited north of the Marsh. THE REPORT OF THE FLOOD RELIEF COMMITTEE Q. Why are 'many' of the people clamoring for an extra -session of Congress? Because of the damage done in the South. Q. You mean lynching, of course. Q. You mean crying? I mean the flood. Q. What is the difference between a farm bloc and an agricultural bloc? A. A farm bloc is made of members who actually produce something. B. A farm bloc is made up of agricultural bloc is made up of members who merely 'likk about what that are standing in males'. HOOSIT! By Robert P. Edwards (Porion, Associated Press) Pier 14, 20th Avenue, and the Bathing, and one of the world's greatest explorers. Between 1750 and 1793, C. B. Hancock, a native of Africa, and found colonies in the vicinity of Cunea Nun and Mombasa, He was also an author of many books. He is one of the literary master- lesses Hocock. To Go to Hocock? 92-Man- hattan Barcs PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR (1873-1880) By Rans Sargelje By Paul Laurence Dunbar or Nora Hunt reatures. I tamed the poem "Life" re- quired, and also heard "Hawn" taught. Hoth poems he bought for me; he excurses his charm for me; he excurses experience — it was a reality; "Dawn" because of its beauty, de- sire, and power. To myself, "Reality" must be as as suggestive as music to that writer. works of Paul Laurence Dunbar, the rhythm of his melodious verge of melody, and the feeling and express significant rhythms — Ployd Bell, "that is statement" with D. W. Howell. "M. Dunbar," race is nothing if not a testament to his honesty — and you will that my attraction was not after. June 27, 1873 witnessed the birth of Paul Laurence Dunbar, the girl of his school at the age 10. He was schooled at Day- ton High School there, he showed ability and talent as a teacher of graduated from high school into the struggle for a science we call Dumbar's father, having died, Paul Dumbar needed to support, both his mother and himself, because of his color he did not get a job suited to him, but had, instead, to be satisfied with being an elevator boy. "If winter is here, is spring then far away." No, not if one braves life, as Mr. Dunbar had done. In 1892 he was first brought to the attention of the public by the adv. any work. While working there, he married. The first years of his married life was happy moments. But that was destined to end upon. Dunbar and his wife parted in 1892. The ill health that had been tormenting him for sometime became an agony that was soon to end. February 8, 1894, mourned. to be a lawyer, but that ambition has long since died out before this all-obsorbing desire to be a worthy singer of the song and story—and to prove to many that after all we are more human than african. The reason for this abondment of the ministry and law may be found in two of his poems in which he expressed his views of those professions. These two poems are: "The Lawyer's Ways" and "Relition." In "Religion," he expresses the profound sentiment concerning humanity and heaven. He loves the opinion that human with human deeds are worth more to him than the prophets' deeds. Respecting this, I should like to mention that I do not believe that Paul-Laurence Dunbar was religious to a blinding extent, as many beliefs. "N'ghat thinker can, for questions to which no plausible answer can be found crowd upon his mind, and with them comes the illuminating light of ecepticism. As proof, read his "Mortality." W. D. Howell's review of Dunbar's second book, "Mibes and Minors" on June 27, 1896, brought Mr. Dunbar fame, Mr. Howell hailed him as "a real poet whether he speaks a dialect" he whether he writes a language. Discussing his poems, he said "I wish I would give the whole of the longest of these poems he calls The Pally, but I must content myself with a passage or two. They will import some sense of the joll rush of its movement. Its vivid picturegressiness Its bread-charterization; and perhaps will suffice to show what vistas into the simple, sensuous, joyous nature of him race Mr. Dunbar's works open. After quoting a part of the poem he continued, "One sees how the poet exults in his material, as the artist always does; it is not for him to blink at its commonness to be ashamed of its rudeness and in his treatment of it he has been able to bring us nearer to the heart of primitive nature in his race than any one else has yet done. The range between emotion and great, but it is here. has hitherto had its using with a lift now and then for a box. It is rich humorous sense notېс�, who his position of the man, without excluding, found sympathy and it is the blending of these which delights me in all his direct verse," It is not only; I think a fond sympathy, a feeling, but also a piece of ingic-a spirit of democracy, as can be seen in "When Malandy Bings," is his best dialect poem, but not the best one of all he has written. For Dunbar is best at literal English. He is, essentially, a, grat poet, not a Negro poet; he is essentially, universal, black. In his work he would term a man "with thousand feelings." There is no emotion or tsught of his own race or that of the white race that he has been unable to interpret and to feel. He is the thinkers-post. His profound as well as musical: humorous as well as grave: dramatic as well as serene and tranquill. In 1857 Mr. Dunbar went to England where he had written his first prose work. Upon his return, he published a "Together of Lowly Life," which was 1857. Mr. Dunbar's x-apoiored assistant in the Reading Room, Library of Congress a position which he held until December 1856, when he had given us up to give full time to his life. --- LET US MAKE HEALTH A DISEASE By Allyson B. Jackson, M. D. Director, Department of Public Science, University of Washington, Washington, D.C. A man is renting for the first nant eat a flower bed fishing in it. An inquisitive viper appears to the man, "You have have you caught?" You're the man who caught it. SCRAPS --I'M LONELY I'm a long war, way from home, and I'm a little lonely too. You're a little lonely too. And if they only knew I gone. And if they only knew I lonely. I came from way down in Texas Below the Mason-Dixon line Where I left those friends of mine For them, I lonely. I look across the Mississippi How his new muddy waits flow, How it comes, and go, But it玲, I lonely. In the state Burilong Where the people are by day For to go for fun Therefore, I lonely; SAMUEL I; J SAUNDERS, Burlington, In ORIGIN OF WEDDING CLOCKS Philadelphia - Nine out of ten of the 1,188,900 brides of 1927 will receive clocks as wedding presents. Philadelphia will also host a dinner to thank for the gift idea. It was the eighth Henry who presented to brides, according to Warner R. Haya, secretary of the Clock Manufacturer's Association of Philadelphia. "Really 460 years ago, Henry VIII presented Anna Bolyen with a clock on her nuptial morning," and afterward, "she gave it to her husband, Since Kine Henry's day, wedding clocks have, cost the world several billion dollars." That is, 1,180,000 women will be married in the United States this year. Nine out of 1,180,000 women will receive clocks as wedding gifts. Clocks in Anna Bolyen's day were more artful; it gifts for bikers Nowadays, it gives for the timepiece. It is the range to have a clock in every room in the have. They have become necessary *Annie Bobinky's clock is the oldest extant, wedding clock still telling time. There are other clocks of the same size, but the oldest is hary Abbey clock, which has run for 500 years without a stop, and the Rire Paveh clock, the oldest one in service with its original design. The clock is timepieces, built for public use.* WILEY COLLEGE Marshall, Texas, July 2—Dr. P. I. Hirsch, M.D. d. D. was appointed chair of the entertainment for the Lane Bear State Medical, Dental and Pharmaceutical Institute. He will also, until June 14-16 inclusive, may unless this organization is composed of a group of dedicated and committed running houses, the forty-first annual mastest just, according to the gallant and the proud dedication of the defenders themselves, was the best in the history of the association in all aspects—attendance, coaching, and entertainment. The guest in the home, whether she be a guest for an hour, week-end or a longer period, has just as definite responsibilities as the hostess, although they are entirely different ones. The first responsibility is to arrive at the appointed time and in this way help the hostess avoid unnecessary pressure. The guest is promptly adjusts herself to the customs of the household as regards rising and retiring, as well as a meal time. Though the guest is the person entertained, it is her privilege as well as duty to give pleasure as well as to receive it by making as little extra work possible. The considerate guest is careful to leave her room in order and not derogative, and should to take care of it. The one exception is when you are stopping at a large establishment where servants are employed. The male guest is careful of his personal belongings, such as tobacco and ashes. I knew of one man who was rudo enough to wipe his shoes off with his hostess guest: towel. Every guest should provide herself or himself with all necessary tolls, articles and accessories, brushes, shovears, plus needles, stamps, life. While it is not necessary, much less expected, a gift of some sort left with your hostess or departure or mailed to her upon your arrival home will serve as a pleasant reminder of your visit as well as your appreciation of the hospitality shown you. In the little ways the perfect guest becomes the welcome guest, recalling happy memories of the visit and inquiring a hearty "come-again." (Edith's Note—Why not write your troubles to Sun's Note. The meetings, public discussions, cubicles...there were twelve major and an equal number of minor operations, and the records recorded in the medical circles and a general good spirit of camaraderie and the old white problems seem to give unqualified praise to the people of Marshall for the whole慧力...she will give advice to the young men, to help them to take care of the children, to opportunity to observe the young, and she can well tell parents of their children are growing the problems of citizenship—colored and white...that must be the present session...why not "get Men" when you in need of counsel. Just address Nate's Note, can we, Corey Dillen, Stephen Kline, secretary Blake of the Cham- the instructor, states that the infant is to awaken the infant upon the initiation and in the presence of the pressured body, the pressured body may realize its responsibility, oblige the instructor to wake the infant. pressed itself upon the living body, may realise its responsibility, obligation, and power. Marshall the permanent meeting place because of its splendid hospitality, its hospital and other facilities of our great church from the ground up. The necessity is indeed of the hospital facilities by the association. In the discussion of hospital facilities by the association 2. R. Sheppard, M. B. Founder, the basic principle of the church, faith in God in and His son Jesus here at Marshall was highly commanded for his affairs in what stained him had his jobs, staining had his jobs, and only longe venture of the kind ever successfully attempted by a Negro in this country. The sanitation plan, and the construction of the travel of Christ. We have them now. The principle requirement to gain admission in the church is upon the plan, commanding a quiet post-construction after the latest hospitalization of faith, "whoseoverwe stitution for such an institution, it. The church in its infancy was stunned by such an institution. So, for the most part, it is efficiently administered by a staff of competent physician, graduate, service, sacrifice, and suffer for Christ and undergraduate nurses and offers service, sacrifice, and suffer for humanity's sake we take strenuous in the past 6 years not less than in the past 8 years. But, as time rolled in, 298 or 308 operations not including minor surgeries have been performed, and many more come in to it for various reasons. The many are amble,事业, Dr. J. A. Perry of Kansas City, Mo., formerly a州人, who stands high among the national characters and has been faithful, faith in God and these TWO BROTHERS WIN DISTRICT HONORS First to Receive Master of Science Degree Philadelphia, Pa. July 2—(AMP) James H. Duckrey and Tanner G. Duckrey had the degree of Master of Science in the graduating exercise of Temple University. These two young men, educational in the city, are the first to receive the degree of Master of Science at Temple University. Both are graduates of the Bachelor of Arts, University of Pennsylvania. Tanner G. Duckrey is superintendent of the school of Central High School and the Philadelphia School of Pedagogy. He is superintendent of the Association of Teachers of Children. Among his other activities, Mr. Duckrey is superintendent of the First African Baptist Church. THE OBJECT AND NECESSITY OF A. M. E. CHURCH LAYMAN'S ORGANIZATION Jennance is one of the greatest handcaws to an individual or position too long and thus has received a fallen shock of our opportunity. This association aims to be a waken the laity to salt consciousness, respect and power, so we may stand by our faith and our commitment of our great church. This association, together with the law, also stands together first always for the church and then for the author, regardless of all that altar that widens of believing matrice and difference because we, be faithful to the true and consecrated ministry. The time has come when we must widen our viles or Maron to do all our viles and dictate on politics now to say that our church shall not organize and disrespect our approval or disrespect our decision as one event which will have no impact on our institution and respect. --- you that Texas is the greatest scientific age, of knowledge and comes." Let the world know pice in all the world. This is so evil of wisdom, an age of discoveries and strikingly true that it has been designated, and wears with it brought the end of the earth to its deign. I wish to to say that I am pride and singular honor the nominee. We hereby know where we strike and any violations of any three great States: Texas, and Dallas and San Antonio, Texas; and Dallas and San Antonio, magnificent country. Its square is 145,780 miles. Excluding City, Mexico City is in Chihuahua, Illinois and Chicago is in Michigan, and the freedom means, tolerance is United States. As compared with the Southern States east of the Mississippi River it exceeds the combined area of North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, and Florida by major than 12,200 square miles. Compared with France and Germany, it except as of 41,633 square BLACK GIANTS WIN DOUBLE-HEADER FROM BLACK PANTHERS Sunday at Riverside Park, the Dallas Black Giants defeated the Fort Worth Black Panthers before a large crowd. Stick work in both games brought the bacon home to Dallas. The first game was won when Gray hit a line drive to short who, fielded the ball and threw wild. Gray stopping at third scoring on Johnson's single. The game was exciting from start to finish with both games eager to chase history of the double-header. First game, the ball hit a shutout and third linger when Lewis threw wild, to second causing the Panthers to score. Game ending 3-2. BLACK GIANTS WALLOPS BLACK PANTHERS AT RIVERSIDE PARK: WINS FIRST GAME OF SERIES With both teams having their eye on the ball each geting amount of hits of his Dallas won the first game in the ninth inning. Beyers and Brown faced some hard hit- ting and sensational fielding help both pitchers as the bats were working on both sides. Dallas Black Giants Ab R H PO A 8 Monk, rs 1 5 1 0 4 Johnson, rs 1 5 1 0 4 Person, rs 1 5 1 0 4 Shank, ib 1 5 1 0 4 Alexander, rf 5 1 1 0 4 A. Lewis, c 5 1 1 0 4 Reed, ib 5 1 0 0 4 Powell, ib 5 1 0 0 4 Brown, p 4 0 1 0 4 deer, batting really started in six innings, monning. Mounds score in the sixth on a wild pitch ball. Bald read start his sand. lot post by buffing every ball in his out instructions of the Captain.陡 that he quit or the game would be have lost. Strike outs. cuts on Brown 6. Umpire E. Taylor Port Worth Black Panthers Ab R H PO A 8 Shelton, ib 5 1 0 0 4 Harrison, ib 5 1 0 0 4 Bave, iv 5 1 0 0 4 Gilbert, iv 5 1 0 0 4 Flowers, cf 5 1 0 0 4 Three base hit: Shank, 2; Brown, two base hit: Person and Alexan. 41 41 31 20 14 11 611 100 01-51 11 Adair Still Idol of Tabor as 40th Grand Session Opens been designated, and we were andware "The Low State State andware "The Low State State three great States composing the magnificent country. Its square of the pavilion in which the ex- cuses were won by the A. & Jackson Ca- llege, the second of the Grand Mentor Adair- The second prince went to the crack team from several companies of ladies from the state of encase in the grounds just adjacent to the parition as are the companies of the formal bank. Among the gilt representatives are Marshall, Dengport Grand Mentor, San Antonio, Correctional and Waco. Chief Grand Mentor Speaks Tuesday Following a morning session in Mississippi, the State pointed and several of the leaders of the state were introduced. Chief Grand Mentor Adair delivered the large crowd observed the pa- ages which had special appeal to it. It was by far the most comprehensive of its kind every delivered by Grand Master Adair in the formal bank. To the Tobacco, combining it as did the mention of the general aspects of the the country generally as well as the state he would be very much imperfect. opportunities for the predecessors among us with plans for our job. I wish to see there are too many times we work with people who read to read, we want why our own business the law, we want why our own business the law, and tell the people who want why someone else and they want why someone else - a percentage of our own people like Tebo Markett in SAYA MONICA patronage. Ranta Montes, Calif., July 1— A white business man speaking to the manager of the Haines, said, "we are dying, and some are dead, that do not hill to tears, because Tabor City Press News Bureau."-Honor City Press, Colorado man- "You all have competent doctors, all kinds of lawyers, and all professionals are wiped off the face of the fish market, the largest in the city. We dropped, dead at 230 Friday night, do so many of your own people go white, while dining with a party of people, and elsewhere to trade, to get their rice and bread and wine, to get their beer and right leg, Washington for 25 years. One solution, and that is to are as firm as the rock of Gibraltar has been a familiar sight, to the build up confidence, build up Hope, they will stand when ages go. Santa Monica, in 1935 to be a native town of Parkerburg, W. Va., we have our group fall it reflects upon the order, the Order, talk for the Order, D. J. Earnest, wealthy white real estate, and integrity of the sea for the Order, and put our curlew of the city and rounder of the sea for the Order, that we make it a success. SAMUEL HUSTON COL LEGE SUMMER SCHOOL THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1987 NEWS Daughters of Tabor of today for the sick and wounded, a bandage for the bruised and mended, rest for the tired and hardy, a cure for the sore; hope and life for the dying; the wonderful Peace Counselor. He gives a wonderful the Golden Goddess which is sufficient for all mankind. The Negroes' Hope and Opportunity As man as he been said shows our good and all praise. Daughters of Tabor. times placed in by such episodes as have happened in our community, and have been the subject of public publicity and the daily paparazzi of the public press and what we are clearly and from personal perspective view in this country, the races are come together slowly but surly on the basis of the same reasons. We do not want any social equality and we are not beggars. The day is far past for us to go about it, and we are not in a state of a mana chance justic in the courts of the land, our rights as citizens and tax payers, our women treated with a certain degree of respect, from members within. There was no room for them in the order longer, instead with a vote elected for the coming year. It was immediately by half does immigration. We believe in the idea of down your basket where you are, "churn your own milk until the butler asks for approval of the gift host". We are on the program of life and you are just playing your part as flowers presented by Cyrilian Taberanades. At the close of the address of consent and the motion was of the address to be received, D. Dhaskar referred to the prior committee to a second after that it made a statement of the told the soldier proclaiming the jurisdiction under the laws of the jurisdiction which told of the opposition which faces from members within. There was no room for them in the order longer, instead with a vote elected for the coming year. It was immediately by half does immigration. We believe in the idea of down your basket where you are, "churn your own milk until the butler asks for approval of the gift host". We are on the program of life and you are just playing your part as flowers presented by Cyrilian Taberanades. The It is Thursday Immediately following the restoration of order and the reappearance of Chief Grand Mentor Ada, Miss Merita English, petite and charming young lady of Kerens presented to the audience by Dr. A. B. Jackson, Commissioner of Education of The A. M. E. Church who presented in a particularly well worded speech, a huge basket of flowers in behalf of South Delight. Tabernacle of Coracimfa, to Rev. Adisr. Much applause greeted her speech and the handling of the basket to Rev. Adisr was the signal for another demonstration which limited for more than three minutes. Head of Ancient Order of Pilgrims Speaks Supreme Shepherd B. H. Grimes of The Ancient Order of Pilgrims was next presented to the body and he delivered an able short talk on the benefits and advantages of fraternal insurance. Other speakers presented during the day included Editor Rice of The Express Rev. J. H. Johnson of Coralanna, Dr. Grimes of San Antonio, Dr. D. B. Shields and others. Reports show order in process The reports of the grand offices which followed each other in rapid process, and the following are, a) should arrive for property for all b) of the Knights and Daughters of Tabor, and it should be the great-est sign, and the easy accomplishment and the Texas Jurisdiction of the Order, should lend their said within the bourters of law and reason. c) The number there for mighty for permit it a situation of denying any of the myers of the right of enjoying the true source of happiness. d) May the be a year of love, peace, joy and happiness to all mankind; e) and the Knights and Daughters of the Kingdom of the world are in mankind. f) The end of peace with all mankind. g) Opportunity to born know each day of the rating of each nobingment h) the time to be a year of love, peace, and the Order can put its stamp to which the Order can put its stamp The report of Dr. J. W. Fridd, Grand Medical Director, indicated that 2000 members had been added to the order during the year of the number there were 187 new members, 1392 women and 63 men and a total of 159 reinfested and 614 transferred from tents during the year. The report of Grand Treasurer of the Keyfield indicated that the total collections for the year were $164,000, and $12,000, respectively, were $1,000, and the costs of the tent department, totaled $23,429. The report of the National Institute was made by Chief Grand蒸博. It is 6th and the two reports were of the CONTRIBUTION EYES that have seen the drama of a lifetime surge and ebb. Eyes that have grown dim with watching and waiting; with laughter and with grieving. Eyes that have yearned with tender care over the oncoming generations and then have seen themselves pushed with gentle ruthlessness aside. And now they dwell apart, though not alone, in a world peopled with memories, and listen for the rustle of the pages that bring them their only contact with the ceaseless flow of human endeavor and aspiration and passion; of triumph and disaster about them. What tragedy when that last link with life is broken! When the one last window grows cloudy and dim. "I thought," said one gentle, trembling voice, "that I would have to give up reading altogether, and then this new vision came——" CAN YOU DO LESS THAN GIVE THEM THE CHRONICLE OF THE DAY, PRINTED NEWS THAT LIFE-LONG READERS CAN ENJOY? ```markdown ``` N-E-W-S. We want you to know that we are equipped to handle any kind of a piece of printing you may need. Nothing is too large or too small, and regardless of the size of the job or the quantity, your order will receive our uniform, minute attention that insures perfection in the finished product. Call 3-5761 and our representative will call you DALLAS EXPRESS PUB. CO., 2600 Swiss Avenue Republican party, by the thousands." When asked where the first meeting of the organization would be held, he declared that New York, Chicago or Washington was likely to be selected, by reason of char- geographical locations. Menthah, Teen, July 7 (3:AP)—When Johnnie Hoboken took inventory of his anatomy, following a fight with his cousin George Jamison, he discovered that one ear was grazed at this. He immediately rushed to the police station, "wrote out a warrant" for his cousin and had him killed into court. Before the judge, however, he heard the couch made up "and the eargages were dimmed." 3,000 HOPTONIANS WANT GAM. YEAR RELEASED The officials of the organization have pointed out further that their leaders have been killed and that years of his five-year sentence the ten members of the jury which found him guilty has signed the petition for his release and that many other prisoners whom prisoners far more serious have been pardoned after serving shorter time. were, Grand Master J. W. Hunt of the Loyal Friends of America, Grand Master J. H. Anderson of the World, Worcester Shepherd II. H. Grimes of the King, Ancient Order of Pilgrims W. Jackson of Waco, Waco Clare, Jackson of Dickson of the Orphanage, Rev. H. B. Bentley of the Johnson of Corcenaea, Rev. T. Bone of Temple, Attorney Barbours of the University, Prof. Jess. Washington, Marlin and Chicago, C. H. M. Purlow of Waco whose names were not secured. Orator Ditto. The music for the occasion was furnished by _the Tabernacle chief under the direction of the minister. The feature of the meetings of Thursday was the ratified on that night of a program by The Port.Worth under the direction of the local committee led by Prof. Worth. Other business of the day included the introduction of visitors to the various committees and the various committees which had been appointed earlier in the year. The election of officers which was scheduled for Thursday afternoon or Friday had not occurred at the writing of this article but according to the statement of those close to the administration, few changes if any are anticipated. The present officers are: Rev. J. Adair, C. G. M.; Mrs. P. L. Lavender, C. P. P.; Mrs. L. A. Brigance, C. G. R.; Dr. H. L. Smith, C. G. R. O. M. Mayfield, Grand Treasurer, Mrs. Kila D. Johnson, secretary of the department, Mrs. Margha Elliott, Grand Queen Mother, A. DiDitto, Grand Orator, Dr. J. W. Frida, Grand Medical Director. NEIGHBORS ORGANIZING DEMOCRATIC MEDIUM TO SUPPORT GOVERNOR SMITH. BITES MINSMAN'S MAR OFF Boston, Mass., July 2—CARP? The drive for the release of Macron Gavryll closed here in Huller Hall, where the president was a petition to President Cooke was the result of the eight-day campaign lasting from September to January 2015, both white and Colored signed the entirely here in Boston. Officials of the Universal Negro Improvement Association brain child of Marina Gavay, appointed the first African American organization but because the founder is ill at this time behind the Federal Pension, bury it in Atlanta, it is the only one. (In) There had been a constantly growing tribal�elony which perhaps they thought a king might heal, and enable them to draw closely together, this is in all probability why the first king pheseen from the little insignificable of the Bemjamin, it will be recallable to the other side of the great-grandson of the great-grandson of the crime of Giseath, when the concubine of the young man who spent the night in that city was so eugully murdered. The tribe had been from that event when the people of the nation, and may account of the content that may had for Baul when he was made king. Another mighty factor in their demand for a king was the pomp and show of the nationalism of the nation, and Azzaria the other, so any nothing of the courts of Damascus, Carchemish, and other seats of royalty excited their desires to emulate them. Another element entered into the recent development of the state, which would do something to wound him—but this great leader who had served them as prophet, priest, and judge, is now grow, if he did not, and would soon be gathered to his fathers. His sons whom he had given to the people of the nation, and the spirit of their father, but were exulted in their dealing, they accepted briefs and that would never justice—they demanded a change while Samuel lived that these conditions might be remedied. The first person of the family was to be to the training of children with men as good as Manuel would. that perplex is written: four men: Samuel, Neil, Davitt, and surely do his uttermost to train up his sons to follow his example. King. r surely do his uttermost to train up his coat to train in the coatface we used in spite of all those children who will go to children may. The Demand for a King. The Mamie Hightower's GOD with as Silk Use Golden Brown Talcum, Hightower, only costs 50c an IN BROWN TALCUM is the can be made. In frosted bottle really an essential to every boudoir table. Delicate brown STARS OF THE Colombo. J. Joseph's Demand for a King. Joseph tried of the government of the judges, and the growing things to be like the nation about this case, them commanded a king to go before Madame Mamie 1- **Israeli Demand for a King.** It invites us that in spite of all of Israel's tired of the government (good parents may do, there are fights and appearance, brave and terrious, religions and bishwar). It of the judges, and the growing those children who we want to bear the burden of the government to bear. It is modest and master's. "Had Climbers gone, none been them demanded a king to go before. 2- The Demand for a King.** himself. 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The lesson we now learn, new atop a hundred years ago, was to leave off of least where we left off of age, age when kamel delivery, this unwelcome cover the first he handed and twenty years of government—up to this time the Liberals had been under the direct leadership of a military leader in pass to the hands of men—divide leadership is unipolar under these changed conditions there was the time to guide the nation, all dein upon the right, the spirit laid down in the golden text the dear departures would continue to in our hands, the stands ever ready to march leaders in our of their understaffings if it is no less than in our own hands. During the last years of journal. During the last years of a hundred and twenty years many times we under review, but the history of that period written around us MATTHEL BROWN Happy January, 8-29 My dear good woman, you have certainly struck the soft on the head with your Gold. Beam in Beauty's Steps! I like them and am eagerly盼你 never allaway. 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That is the most serious problem today with professing Christing, they had to be the same thing as the same thing as not like Jesus. In what America is a shophreessnet spider is found, which attracts and dupes its prey by successive flashes of light each glimmer of light draws the little victim closer and closer to him. Assessing it is as well as to the result of the life of the adult, he began both young and old, the desire to be like some one else has led many a person to destruction. Ramus tells them of some of the conditions which a King would make inevitable, such as heavy taxation. Children would be mild, his servant's, their sons would be taken on for his armies and many other evils would result—in fact the very thing they had complained of. In the years of Samuel would be alone opportly by the king, and no one could give them a confidence. With this warning Samuel turns away from the people to await the further instructions from the Lord. GOLDEN BROWN TALE ; Fluffy and It's made by Madane M. If you can't buy better at any in shade, it is cooly silk with odor-destroying an qualities that proclaim of all who come under use. THE STAGE AND SCREEN END Mamie Nightwives En Brown PREPARATIONS in shade, it is cooly silky and invisible, with odor-destroying and skin-soothing qualities that proclaim it the favorite of all who come under the charm of its --- THE DALMES EXPRESS, DALILAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 2. 1927 by Samuel to rule the kingdom with justice, and always in the fear of God made a deep impression on the mind of the young man Saul. That, and to say as in the good seed the man was, when he never allowed it to take root, and become a part of his life, and consequently, when the test came to him, he made up and goes down in his history as a failure. I think, however, there can be no question about the movement of God—the evidence in the selection of Saul—the first thing interestingly of many threes in the events leading up to crowning of Saul which may not be so important. The first thing that I think of is the failure of the whole God was guided to Samuel, and Samuel was directed to Paul in what seems very insignificant in the length of the search of James the Lord as the request of James many other trivial incidents made up the perfect picture. The whole narrative is a striking illustration of the great part of the nation's human-interesting with the free expression of the will of man. Stray ases led Paul to his kingdom; a shiver in the world to have the great world a little more great battle of Waterloo; a storm at sea destroyed the Spanish Armas and the history of the Environs of the world. For the first time, we have to come. The Pulling of Richard Allen and some of his friends from their knees at the hour of prayer in the day of the 18th of the 18th century and a Philadelphia, the century of the 18th of the 18th century was the beginning of religious ju-dependence, for the Negro of the world—the result was an organization of the world's 32, 33, and the furthered the assurance of an courage for many other Negro ventures, religious and otherwis. It has been contended by some writers of the Clowness report: "A shorter the whole face of TALCUM and Fine Same Mamie at any price very silken and invisible, long and skin-soothing alm it the favorite under the charm of its O FREE COMPACT! FREE COUPON I am including your E-mail address for delivery as late as possible. Please send your E-mail to the address Plain mail must be addressed to the address of your company. If you are sending your E-mail from a security First name, add [First name] to the E-mail address. If you are sending your E-mail from a security Last name, add [Last name] to the E-mail address. Company with the security First name will receive the coupon. Company with the security Last name will receive the ATTACH THIS COUPON TO YOUR LETTER. world would have been changed. A simple thing like the flight of birds from north to south changed the course of Columbus ship and the settlement of America is the results. Despite not the day as small things. IV—Neal Wins his first Victory and is growned King by When Saul and been anointed king God serve him a new heart, no longer the heart of a farmer, but the heart of a statemen. Soon after Saul is chosen king in the defence of his people he is drawn into Ammorites made war against Israel and made most inhuman demands—when it comes to the ears of the new king he collects a mighty army and defeats the enemy with a mighty slaughter. Samuel ages in this victory an opportunity to strengthen Saul's hold on the people, he calls the nation to meet at Gigmal, the place of the alright altar. There in the presence of all the tribes Saul is made the king of the whole people. We get many wonderful lessons from our study today: 1. When Goh calls to any service he makes the one, called fit for it. 2. Outward advantages are not to be deposed. Saul was the finest spectman of man among his people—he looked like a king. 3. Saul made an excellent start—a career of wonderful beauty was before him but his change of spirit spells all. DALLAS DISTRICT NOTES R. R. Jenkins, P. E. Joseve, a juvenile choir of 22 members, is the choir for Smith Chapel, also the Senior choir is worth white singing in hearths of the church. And this is putting in mild stress. Next Sunday we will be at mimoonday service in the Dixon Chapel service. Hold good meetings throughout the Day Sunday June 28th. All meetings were on time, relaxed, and the election of officers of the Ladies Home Mission began with some deliberations. Mrs. K. Forster, the election of officers of the Ladies Home Mission began in which the following Ladies were elected President, Mrs. Addie Willmore, Vice President, Mrs. Birch Lawson, President, Mrs. K. Forster, administrative secretary, Mrs. K. Jordan Treasurer, Everybody, and expressly of officers. The meeting was a success, hoping to go forward every day. Rev. Tucker, pastor. Los Angeles Citizens Protest Concerning Vice Conditions the Police Commission, or body of citizen, representing the Better Suffrage League, an organization whose slogan is the pettlement of social conditions, appeared before the board of polioers, commissioners with a petition demanding the closing of Chinese lottery and the removing of slot machines from the Central Avenue District. With a great deal of reluctance, Chairman Birnbaum of the Commission decided to accept the petition and allow members of the Suffrage League to speak in person concerning conditions Dr. J. A. Somerville was the first speaker and he told of how the East-side district is pointed to as a crime center because of the number of arrests made, which an investigation shows are mostly for gambling and vagrancy, not the gambling joints, mostly Chinese lotteries, are run with the full knowledge of the police. Dr. Somerville pointed out that two of the lottery places named in the petition were directly across from the Newton Street Station. J. B. Bass, editor of the California Eagle. In speaking, said that Orientals openly collected patronage by calling to passersby on the streets and making calls at private homes. Dr. H. C. Hudson, president of the local branch of the N. A. A. C. P. testified and was supported in his statements by R. G. Lamar, that the Dotteries were closed just prior to the present city elections - not by raids but by mysterious order from "up-town" and that they opened following the election, all on the same day, and that the day they were to open was known a week in advance by the general public. He also said that the lotteries had been running for two weeks but Combinationers Foss and Jhrnbaum registered surprise that such a thing could be possible. Strolling Charges When asked why the League had not advised the Chief of Police and the Commanding of Newton Street Station of the open ambering. Dr. Hudson stated that the chief had been told several times but that no action had been taken. Toni Alexander, a civil employee and Jo. O. Taylor, also dzdz Dr. Toni Alexander, a civil employee that a researcher忙碌 walking around the campus, tempted to maid. A Chinese lottery Evidently while the Butler, Sporting League officials were making a mocking visit to the stadium, meeting the word, was out and for that machines to be removed from the stadium to close, because that afternoon found machines turned to dust and the many parking up and moving by the same mysterious order and not by the staff. Admits Crime For Which Two Men are Serving Time apossibility for their crimes and possibly being instrumental in freeing the captain. One day, Sept. 6th a day before the attack on Mrs. Bell, Davenport was released from the county jail, when he was awaiting trial on a rape charge. On July 15th, when the assailant for which Emilee was sentenced, he was supposed to be in jail, although he was a trusty at the ring. Mrs. Bell asked about the possibility that the wrong man had been sent to the court case, of which she had been a principal, emphatically denied that such was possible. 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