Dallas Express

Many Candidates Appear For Several Offices as 48th Grand Lodge Opens Special pollinator with saved aid directed to an Express reporter in shoeguns patrolled the neighbor- an interview Saturday that in his wake Avenue last Friday and Saturday trouble and he said stained with nights and Commissioner *Parker* was taking the matter up with the personally investigated the charged City Attorney and that a thorough investigation recently moved Negro families in the latter would be made. He stated the block, following the visit of the staff that completes police protection delegation of Negro property owner that would be maintained in the district and that no disturbances were reported nor further trouble. ware there any indications of trouff. Thomas Avenue, formerly white, according to officers Tedford and Thomas Avenue, has gradually been sold to signed to the district. discussion has been but recently - MAYOR R. E. BURT AND CITY COMMISSIONERS TO BE PRESENT AT OPENING CELEBRATION OF BOLL AND FLORA - MAYOR R. E. BURT AND CITY COMMISSIONERS TO BE PRESENT AT OPENING CELEBRATION OF BOLL AND FLORA of Memphis, who presided at large. Curtis admits that he knows Mr. of the National Negro Integrity Brown. He admits that he, the head of the Negro League, was a member of a branch of the National. From reliable sources, it was learned League with 26 members and a full team that he has spent more than on the league. Friday Night, August 15, 1997 Celebration to be held at Bell St. C. M. K. Church W. K. Church Pastor A letter from Mayor J. E. Burt to Rev. M. W. Clark states that he and Communicators will be pleased to announce the opening of Bull and Flora Sts. a Friday night, August 15, in honor of the first athletes painted in a Colorado school. The commissioner, the paying was completed last week and #10 the entire church. The paying was completed last week and #10 the entire church. Over this improvement, A very large crowd is expected to great Mayor J. E. Burt and Communicators. GALVESTON FORMS BRANCH OF N. N. B. L GALVESTON, Tenn. Aug. 2—In the visit of Hon. Bert M. Roddy, of Memphis, vice president at large of The National Negro Baptist League, the delegation in the course of a branch of the National League with 66 members and a full corps of offices and offices held and two special features to the general public were delivered by Mr. Roddy, the executive officer of the branch. B. H. Stanton, president; G. C. Normal and M. O. Messenger, secretary; John H. Harbour, assistant secretary; W. B. Henderson, correspondent; E. H. Smith, treasurer; R. H. Kulley, chairman of Executive committee, and Mrs. B. L. Marshall, chairman of labor auxiliary. The Dallas Express Sues Millionaire When Abandoned After 17 Years New York City, Aug. 8—(ANP)—Mrs. Letitia Ernestina Brown, Harriet King, of New York, is the Super- Court, Special Term. Part Mrs. Justice Black presiding, for a supra- faction from Carson Cline, retired PRAIRIE VIEW, TEXAS. Aug. 6. According to advises received last week from the office of Prairie View, students in raising the scholarship standards of Prairie View is made in the adoption of a work done in extension schools and work in correspondence schools to together with a requirement of nine years of college or post-graduate work before the awarding of certificates of graduation from the college or post-graduate school. No work entered in Extension School not under the direction of Prairie View will be accepted for credit in college. No work accepted for lower class work. And in case such demands are made, the student must be accepted for lower class work. The must be granted by the State Department of Education at Austin. The following is the text of the 1. No degree, diploma or certificate 2. Bachelor's degree or equivalent View State Normal and Industrial College to students who have no college degree Last least nine months, or (infinity- 2. No work earned in Extension Schools that is not under the supervision of the instructor. No work earned in Industrial College will be accepted in the senior college class. But such work may be accepted in the junior college class, but not for the issuance of diplomas and certificates that has been done by correspondence unless it meets the approval of the Department of Education, Austin, Texas. 3. No certificate shall be issued or certified to students who offer an award of credit for the classification earned in other schools. In cases such credits are offered, they may be classified as a certificate of classification; and if the applicant desires a certificate, View College View College will do the work at the college and he, in turn, may obtain his transcript from other schools and audition for the award. R. Beld, chairman of the board of examiners, State Department of Education, will certify that a certificate is issued on the work submitted. Murder Ship Arives in N. Y.; Cook Arrested NEW, YORK, Aug. 8-8 (AMP) The tales of Jack Leonhard were re-told in Extension Schools or to the judge if his judgment there is sufficient reason for such collusion. **batey voyage to the Gold Coast, Africa, in which murder, poisoning, and mutiny were mingled with strangement and accustomed to the lakes of the crew.** **"The chief officer, one Jamaican, sent the authorities, Hatties, who is held by the Federal authorities here for the murder of his wife, Losthie, was emasured and sentenced to death. The employee employed only on condition that his wife be permitted to take a ship aboard to Dhaka, necessarily forced him to accept Battleship. He was sentenced to consent of Battleship his wife, he was intimate with Waldemar Kirk. And the blonde engleman of the crew.** **One day in February the crew according to the story, rushed to the shore. There they found Nattie Hatties, her threat stalked, and beside him, Kirk.** **(CONTINUED ON PAGE MIGHT)** ter, how could it 17? The condemned man, the memorial, which was a baut man, white chlamed by the dean, the embalmed, and found solace in the trance of the booker T. Washington belief that the master had forced the memorial to be draped in a trance of the booker T. Washington High School, carefully draped. Enter narrowly-ascending being with appropriate Memorial services. Enter narrowly-ascending being with appropriate Memorial services. When the committee went for it, was rushed to Montgomery. Al. was unvilling to disapoint the booker for safe keeping. Upon his return, the courthouse was closely guarded the opinion that the memorial had taken him by an opposing factored, and sentenced on the same and rushed back to Alabama. In praising the founder of the society, Bishop Johnson declared to a day and killed a death. A report held that "Bishop Turner was the greatest attempt to 'get him' but the shrift and jalfer refused to be in charge of the moth, which was suffered and耐寒 for the church, and in the early states traveled in the North, West, East dispersed. Friday, the day for the bank. Church was firmly established. "Miss. found the lower outer and asked her to the at closing time Mrs. M. L. died in his death. He again confessed his sins and was awarded a Silver Loving Coin, which was refused. He worked as a explorer, which was refused. STANDARD LIFE-THE NATIONAL BENEFIT-MR. RODDY'S STATEMENT AND THE EXPRESS' CONTENTION STANDARD LIFE-THE NATIONAL BENEFIT-MR. RODDY'S STATEMENT AND THE EXPRESS' CONTENTION THE EDITORIAL OF THE EXPRESS last week concerning the National Benefit Life purchase of the Impaired Standard Life business insurance by the Express, hold the burden of carrying for the reemergent sum of $1,800,003. 66, the amount of the reserves found missing when the sale was made has argued the criticism of Hon. Best M. Roddy, who made the claim, that the reserves are probably in good place. And they would serve as incontrovertible proof of the falsity of the position of the Express had the claim made. But it happens that he argues beside the point raised by the Express in its editorial of last week. The National Benefit Life was responsible for the impairment of Standard Life reserves. It did not contend that the National Benefit would not discharge such obligations as it has assumed. It did not contend that the insurance company should be held responsible for that. IN CARRIER OF WOIDED COMMUNICATIONS SIGNED OFFICIALS OF THE BEFETT LIFE AND SENT TO THE POLICY-OFICIALS OF STANDARD LIFE, that COMPANY GAVE NO WAY TO THE EXPRESS TO THEIR DEPARTMENT. THAT AN IMPARMENT OF more than 60 per cent of the reserves of Standard Life EXISTED AND THAT SUCH AN ACTION CONTAINED IN THE EXPRESS CONTENDED THAT IT FOULD HAVE BEEN BETTER FOR THE NATIONAL BENEFIT LIFE TO HAVE ALLOWED STANDARD TO HAVE GONE TO THE DOOM THAN TO BE HELPED BY THE EXPRESS TO BREAK THE TREAT OF THE LOVELY NEGRO PUBLIC. In making such observations as it has made, the Express has made by the Express the public to be aware of the seriousness of the statements as to the safety of old line legal reserve companies as by the statements made in regard to them by the agents of the companies of Standard Life, and to the assurance of the insurance companies as much out of pride in the attempts of members of their race to build large concerns as for the actual insurance. And it is to be noted that the Express has been in the effect that "they can't fall." In short, the public has trusted those who led them into such investments and the Refuses to Forgive Slayer on Gallows Monument Disappears Before Unveiling League Executive Discusses S. L. N. B. Situation Hon. Bert M. Roddy, vice president at large of the Negro Business League and in charge of the organizational structure of that organization, stopped over in Dallas last week an route to St. Louis, where he will complete preparation for the coming season of the league. While in conference with several of the leading businesses more than a decade ago, he pursued mission to discuss the present status of the Standard Life sale to the Benefit Company and Washington, D.C., to answer some of the criticism which is now being launched at that organization by disaffiliated policy-budget whose names he hopes larger than the original statements of National Benefit LLC Officials His statements were in brief as follows: That The National Benefit Fund does not have the responsibility nor did that institution contribute to the impairment of the reserves set up for the protection of the college white whitenoise. He believes that the policy holders are just as safe now as they were in the past. He believes that the legal reserve life insurance companies are under the supervision of the legal reserve departments and that the insurance departments of Georgia and Mississippi could be given to the public in which the policyholders are being called on to assume and be responsible for the maintenance of National Benefit Life should be made without knowing and setting forth the facts. Prairie View to Hold Summer Commencement Prairie View, Texas, Aug. 6. Prairie View State College will hold her twelfth annual summer commencement exercises here on August 14. The commencement address will be delivered by J. A. Bray, educational church, Hirmingham, Ala. and Church, Hirmingham, Ala. and treats semester August 7 at $18 p.m. by Rev J. H. Lovell, pastor. Trinity Twenty-three degrees are to be awarded to the following named persons: A. Agriculturalum Kernley Blount, Missouri; B. McKinley Blount, Missouri; C. Pittsburgh, Illinois; D. M. Phillips, Joseph; N. R. M. Henson; Corrina Behnke; Johnston, Anastin; Lecabert Miller, Jr. Wurth; P. Walfa Hunger; Houston; Ninna Prentha, Housen; Jeeber Huston; Johnston, Anastin; Lecabert Miller, Mrs. N. R. M. Henson; Hunger; Mrs. J. A. Greene, Schlesburg; Roseleilerson, Pratt View; W. F. Hubert; Imperial Cal; M. J. M. Akee; Hunger; Ninna Honey;曼福德; R. W. Carell; Pratt View; W. F. Hubert; Loyd, Conroe; I. Q. M. Akee; Austin B. R. In Home Economies; M. B. Arman; Rutge, Trupe; Brown, Dawnemel; Hanteleil, Parcel, New Distinctive in Service Always Progressive VERAL Edge Op MANY IN ATTENDANCE; MAYOR'S SUBSTITUTE RESPONDS AND TELL DITIONS; GRAND MENDS SWEEP PATRIARCHI OF REGIM GREAT A SUMMER 20 I Opens DANCE; OPENING FEATURED BY STITUTE; EXPRESS EDITOR AND TELLS OF ORDER'S TRA- GRAND MASTER RECOM- SWEEPING CHANGES; RIARCHIE AND DTRS. F REGIMENT DRAW GREAT APPLAUSE Mr. Herndon passed away Thursday at his home, which over the years has become a place where he phased his students as they went to and from the university with those whom he was with those whom he was to observe the deaths he came after an illness of several months and terminated a career in the field of verbal "direcresor and ten." Define All Handicaps Boris Kornelovich Cicloe, Cicloe, George, June 12, 1888, Mr. Herndon, from a A.M. was determined to accomplish and to accumulate. The first determination eclipse that of the heroes of "inspirational stories," Mr. Herndon wrote in and about his home town and named him eleven dollars worth of money in his "inspirational" affair. With these he arrived in Atlanta forty-two years ago to "make his way." Along with his wife, he learned the harbor trade, so he arrived in the city he sought. A few days in the city without care had left him with only his wife. Finally he secured a job in a barber shop at a wage of $10 Dollars. This was the beginning of Mr. Herndon's sojourn in Atlanta, but how different the ending. From the beginning, he was acquainted genius, he ran his accumulations into seven figures and from seven figures in the financial and commercial world, and as a monument to his life and accomplishments, he founded the "fineest barber shop in the South," the Atlanta Mutual Life Insurance institution owned and operated by Margrethe, and the Bounty Trust was secretary and in whose com his arrival in the city he sought them to visit the many historic employees. In a barber shop _____ where are located in and throughout the city, he met a man _____ --- PRICE 5 CENTS ANTONIO, TEXAS, Aug. 1 With four candidates for the office of Deputy Grand Master and counselors for all of the other offices in the jurisdiction with the accompanying 16th annual session of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows and the 16th session of the Household of Ruth of the Lodge of Odd Fellows and the auditorium of the Dougete High School, corner of Hesburgh and Nebraska Street. Candidates are as follows: Dougete One definite improvement our past years was to be noted at the opening of the meeting in the Foothills and representatives were already on the grounds when the time for opening and cones is in remembrance of the time there has been an apparent tideency on the part of delegations and representatives without regard to the official report year later the revenue was true from loans from all over the state come into the city on the special trains and in the special coaches with the various railroades of the state. Special coaches from North Boston: brought them. Formal Opening Featured by Address of Browne Substitute for the opening number. Master of Ceremonies, William Midgewood, Master of Ceremonies, William Midgewood, formal opening which the grand lodge has enjoyed for many a year. The feature of the program was the speech of the delegation on behalf of the city delivered by the diplomat, who was drafted by the city administration to set in the alarms of the West in search of health. f eH 2 lai oe aS oe oe a a a PT eco: ne es Fees Wo ice exsbuceel: 7 a TED scesmacemes A as ae eal relOnte Nc 7 i: — - Be Sure and Read The Story on Beauty Culture. ee tenner as SEE PAGE SEVEN ; s ON fe SONAI READ OUR FOR RENT COLUMN ** “YOU CAN FIND ‘A DECENT PLACE To LIVE eras racKe beet. memmENCR Fone oeen ; jj Clean Teeth: Never Decay W. T. BURKE ir: DENTIST. ORE LEONE Bt Z das Seine ‘i 80 = ST UR POIALCA i =a ee ere So ‘uroet ban retina ein Showin ‘Tessa, winre fete rata Rtee dis hosaay of rt. Wert ra ents Sue Str Abe in "aertatod Erssetah test Sey som he ok ico set I ene REL EES. BE thane Gis c= itd re cpa’ tls’ of Crease a oun tah feseat sd ese te cree pile names ‘ant otner ess. fearon bred tae Pra Kime Bere 318, heonant ‘yuly atk in honor” ths Brat of ex Sets." 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P. M. SUNDAY, Ee omen, - ee ee ae eco pee pee wa i Sa Se pepe ae DR. RT. HAMILTON: fee i: 2 at ‘ Re aoe kara Se ia “SEES DR. Wr GREEN Procite Renter ene Seer DR. L. G. PINKSTON ee tate a ee pecareas sae rea DR. C.-W. FLINT SS Fi ie a ere cena nen PERFUME” CREATION OF "MOVIE LARD LOVE DROPS Ges ROP rar eee ae ‘THAT BABY. YOU'VE LONG FOR See ae nen Sait eas ca ae ~rena st at St a eti a ae Se i se ad rege th led a aot eae: Sr Soe ee 2s cect aan 2 Sa bot ores certian oe er a een Bae ea ieee ee toes eee ce ane rn se ei oe oe sept ano re ro wigbtaes. 5 ORB AZWARD ‘ha as @ eee eee ‘a ESE wey re me PR = tm at Phew: ee a eereee 284 Hiatt wt ene petal. renal Tarvaps Srame Bee ae DR, J. G. HARDIN ao rath sesleas bai an a Ghee thn eee eae se Hoek a an Fees ease AS. WELLS "sani cn reer oor es DALLAS BAND HOUSE | ae ee ermecnen— ee ee een ieee ates ha SG re! Sertentin of PR STEPHENS BROS. DRUG STORE a sie oe 4 Bowe ogee anor a wae te int walang oo om ee mern Ut sans Parte Ses uae Sires enemas — ‘TRANSFER CO, Se nue) resins os oatan eae owe SP oa no ply hide ears wera i on sartseers aga ge MISS EYES. SOCIETY Last Tuesday night, July 19th and anniversary of the death of Bashka, more than one hundred ex students of Prairie View met at Thomas Avenue Christian Church and linked to an address delivered by the late Dr. Robert H. Miller, history and stressed the present sense of the institution, he also out- flowed the future program stating the Prairie View Speaking of Speech rank, which he received on Tuesday. ELECTRIC FIRELESS COOKING makes good food BETTER I really too bad the way you look since she has gone away, but you know she's not going to leave and you will love her all over again. You have carried you with her if friend husband didn't object, and since you go yourself, you will have to stay here and for her to be happy. I think something like that thing for you to do while she's away. I really don't want to least try it. I pull up while she is away, because less with a little PRAIRIE VIEW ALUMNI ORGANIZE It too bad he returned home unexpected and broke up your little girl. He got off so light, the thing you need was a good throbbed. The ward was a little cold, and wearing to back up your story, of being married to a girl who really fooling yourself, and not the public. You remarked you were going to get married, but the matrimonial wreck. Miss Eyes advises you to stick to that as much about women as a fish. more efficient in its various deeds two dormitories have just been completed with modern conveniences with an additional building to be THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1927 BRIDE TO BE Mina Hettie L. Prasfer, will become the bride of C. H. Dreadford of Sheveport, La., during the month of August. The marriage will take place at Kissy Park, Champlain Avenue, Chicago, IL. Mrs Prasfer to a graduate of Booker Washington High school and Wiley College. She is the sister of Mrs Mabel Harris of this city. accepted by Carolina in grade Class and Trainee, she was sent to this. It was also stated that six teachers with Master of Arts degree had been employed for Prairie View alumunl was organized with the following officers: M. Millaian, secretary; M. R. B. Gunawan; Shawmy?l lt vice pres; K. I. Kofl,边 view pres; M. L. F. Bars, record secretary; M. P. Rechn, correspondent secretary; M. P. Rechn, treasurer. BLIND MEN OPEN BROOM FACTORY The Deltamac Bloom and Mop factory recently opened for business on Mall street in the McMillan building. The Mop factory, Negro business, institutions and home supply. The Deltamac face two challenges: two fourteenunate men of our race who are-relly blind. They make brown mugs, clever cookies and brown brooms that really will interest the keen competition of any factory. Burgglars Who Have - Been Robbing Houses For 6 Months H caught "IN THE GRIP OF THE LAW" Judge Brannan JUDGE BRANXON'S COURT SHEPHERD Judge Brannan at the Seat of Justice 287 faced judge Brannan Monday morning to answer to their charges Most of the clothing have been identified by the owners. The men told who they sold the stucco. Charges will be filed against them that will constrain nearly a week in their business. They will be tried arbitrarily in each case. Mrs. Zella Rhone of the Bernicee Apartment on Thomas Avenue, un- named by the students, an adabate buffet lunch Sunday day night, July 21, featuring Mr. Alfonio Trent at the plaza. Among the guests are Flint and Mayer of Port Worth and Mr. Mayer Morris, special Insurance Company, Atlanta, Ga. A Shut in Party Given By Mrs. Mattle Mansfield A very interesting feature program was given at the end-of-season Mattle Mansfield last Wednesday night for the benefit of the older students. In and in home, many who never get out, nor ever have an opportu- nity to witness a program the detective class who can not get around. They must have cheer and helpful friends. Mr. Gordon addressed them. At the conclusion of the gram where the best talent of the detective class and code- ers were served them. PROMINENT OIL MAN GIVES PARTY AT TRI- ANGLE CONFEC TIONERY Mr. Storver Jewell of Whelan Park, Texas, jetted as an off-ing, who owns stock in the American Bernstein Oil Company estates. He will be joined by his night junction at the Triangle place. Thursday night, July 28 at 7:30 p.m. at the Triangle place, by Mr. Lowe Bowen, stated by Mr. Lowe Bowen that party welcome and put forth every party. Mr. Storrel Jennings of Wibblea Pella, Texas, rated as an oil miller. Mr. Calvert Houston and other points South they were mop-up leaders of Refinery Oil Company entertained, a host of his friends, with a midnight incursion at the Trinity Hospital. Dr. and Dr. Wallace are native Texans and are visiting relatives here. The doctor-surgeon assisted by Mr. Loren Bowen made the party welcomes and put forth every detail. The decorations, consisted of red and blue colors. Fried-chicken, tomato salad with lettuce, green peas and potato salad. The attested a very appetizing menu. Saturday Night Fights Sends Three to Hospital. Med. Med. Williams was cut on DOKO STEWARD HELD UP AT HOME and maughan, was held up at his entrance, and maughan, was held up at his entrance. I satlook his door. Willett states that a man was hiding in the room, and he demanded all he had when consisted of $1.50. When the man demanded all he had, maughan made for his stairway where he had his money and formed to take it. He handed over the soil. No description was learned of the man as he was, but the man seemed in the hedge. BREAKS INTO HOUSE TO ASSAULT WOMAN . Saturday night at 10:40 p.m. in Tahoe Daniels House in the home of the late, Dr. Robert H. Hirsch, Sr. and assuaded her, and was awakened by the. intruder's foot stems and was entangled he him. He was brushing his teeth, her breast declaring he would hit her if she did. After assuading her he went to the hospital but fall to any. He was later caught and a charge of year in prison. He was held in jail pending bond. 31 were arranged before him for being drums at trefoil winestory, 17 gamblers and $12,000 was paid in fines for beer making. Deputy Sheriffs Take 14 To Garland For Gaming Officer Wright and Nelson照应 a drap game near Buckner's Orphanage and caught 43 crab whalers of the Peace Marshall of Garrard. **Got in the Wrong Car WAS STABBED** Miss Lottie Thompson was stabbed in the back as she got in the wrong car Sunday night. The knife she used to stab him when she attempted to get in the car with her lover and stabbed Miss Thompson, a woman. She was carried to the Emergency hospital where she was treated and sent home. No airway. Mrs. Eliza Lewis was treated at the Emergency hospital where her eyes were closed by her husband and she had no husband didn't want her to. have company and closed her eyes by pounding her in the face, several times. She was sent to 700 Rivers Ave, Oak Cliff. No arrest was made Autos Injured Two Sunday Mimi Desiree Wilson of 2879 North Street, received a wound on her right shoulder on the car in which she was riding she was trapped at the Emergency Room. OHIIGANS VISITING IN TEXAS Dr. and Mrs. J. K. Walleye and Mrs. H.-M. Ribbons-Brane of Ohio, stopped over in Dallas, Texas, to meet John H. Willeye in Calvary, Houston and other points South. They were mourning in Dr. Willeye's 1983 bachelor's thesis. He was a native Texan and are visiting relatives here. The doctor renewed his subscription to The Dallas Express. Saturday Night Fights Sends Three to Hospital Mrs. Medl Williams-was out on the arm, cheek, collar and neck of the man, boarded at 1519 Grant Street, John Dupré of New York on the wedge in his moles on the neck. Confidence Mine Jailed For Flim Flaming Washer Woman Henry Bowman and Earliest Goodness were carried to jail, by all Gersh Silonda and Addie for droppings in North Thulsa. She fell for the old story that the confidence man used to steal the money she had a few dollars. The money was received and the man jailed. FREE MILK FUND REMEDED The Free Milk Fund, sponsored by the Woman's Advocacy for under-educated children received from the Principia charity and the University of Oklahoma, donations of (15%) dollars each. These needling milk for children in Mrs. M. Trotter, Mrs. M. O'Flanck, Mrs. M. Trotter, Katy $5.00 MKT BASEBALL SPECIAL San Antonio 10 P. M., Sunday, Aug. 7, Dallas 6:30 A. M., Monday, Aug. 8, Tickets get on sale immediately and returning. CURSORAGE YOUR TICKETS LIKES HIS BEER Officer Phillips and his raiding squad raided the homes of the Dau Hun. He charged the men with manufacturing house brew. He was asked by Margaret Vincent as to how much he had and what he was charged for my own use, so the Sergeant insisted that he tell the amount. The officer, notices, he was fired $22.00. Jim Smith of 311 Thomas Avenue was shot in the back twice by John Jackson of 1890. It when John Jackson of 1890 was treated at the emergency hospital and then sent to Parkville Jackson made his escape. Wil McCormey of Kearna, Navarro County, a tenant farmer produced the first bale of cotton. It was sold for 120 cents a pound to K. A. Merchant. The cotton merchant gave a $1.00 premium. The grade was "spart middling." 50Q Decks of Cards and Men Carried to Jail Capt. Phillip, and Officers Butler and Jones, entered the home of W. W. Hewlett and Harry Wood Street, and found nine nets, 600 draped cards and tables and 300 draped cards and tables and the cards and table to Jail where the nine men pleaded guilty of gambling the nine men pleaded guilty of gambling on in the county for exhibiting OFFICE HOURS 8 a. m. to 12 p. 1 to 7 p. m. Telephones Offices (1200) 825-3355 Res. b. 825-3355 Sundays by Appointment Dr. Hugh Key DENVER Pattifaction Assured Ground Plaza 2129 Hall St. Hewlett HIGH HALL Dallas, Texas Street Flooded With Beer When officers Hitt and Davin raided the home of Rona Hitt, 600 Hill Avenue and found four Kettee men in the basement of a river when officers begin break-in battles the bottles in the Battery. Dill was哭着 told officers 55.08. Officers Hitt and Davin also raided Sam Johnson and Johnson, a beer. Johnson paid a 52.00 bill. Columbus Jefferson of 2014 Mills Street was stabbed in the chest by his girlfriend Pinky night Jefferson and his girlfriend and seal home no arrest was made. HIGH TREAT IS IT JUST WANTED TO BIRD IT. John Marshall was stopped by officers Tithah and Hill at 2 a.m. early morning ride on a motor cycle that didn't belong to him that was confessant. When questioned by the arresting officers as to who owned the motorcycle, Jefferson they then asked why he shot it his answer was I didn't want to kill him. Johnville was charged with theft. RACINE TIRES and TUBES UNION BATTERIES ON TERMS FARWEEK SPECIAL 38x40 1-2 Tube GUARANTEED 99c HOME FURNITURE CO. Film at Treston VIC.112 SEAFOOD DEALERS SINCE 1891 SPECIAL PRICE TO CHURCH AND FOUND PARTIES SEE IN DEPARTMENT. DEPARTMENT CURSORS FOR THE 19TH JUNE Pan Fish, fish to (try or bake), 18 cents per lb. Pan Salmon, fish to (try or bake), 18 cents per lb. Sliced Fish, fish for frying, absolutely bounded. no waste. 130 per lb. EXCELSIOR MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION of Dallas, Texas Most of the business and other things die in the family. Born in Dallas, Texas, he grew up in body out of town. 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He was then appointed to Grand Master Jackack by Master and the senior and Jobbillian William Hildeman, son of sea, was appointed the chain of the First-Baptist Church Master of Corvencum, the priest of the Master of Corvencum the priest of the Grand Master Recommendation Swapping institution of the gave to Mrs. Malia Doughs of Tervell to Children-Larger Pole in his care. grand lodge and Household meetings, are marvelous revelations we have attained. The grand lodge and Household Tuesday morning and short afternoon in their applications to many of the ten Southern ministries had not such opportunity, regular committees were appointed,unity as was that of him, in whose hands he has not known fully of the true Auditorium. He is added and made into a not known fully of the true Odd Fellows Cemetery, where a beautiful gravestone monument to the man we have had his yearly credit can be found. He then made the following recommendation: the Negro race which this and all other invaded with appropriate care, brought along one of the serviles. Lodge will The present examiner will present the examiner into being. Dr. Rochelle Biddle of The Sons and having on the field and in our K. That in order to make accurate other numbers on the program Daughters of Mercy Hospital: Prof. Logsdon is dinoloyal and dishonesty. but money which is paid to our outfitted the welcomes address on A. W. Jackson of Hossegor Mall. I want to point out at the start that the trouble is if we have J. O. Robinsan and the very press and Rev. M. K. Maysen, for any. Read this FREE Book. Get it from your dealer or write so direct. Learn how to share your book as work by Alice Jenkins McGregor Dress Your Hair Like This This is one of the styles featured in our Free Book which shows how to arrange your hair to suit your style. Ask your druggist for a copy or write us direct. Use Nelson's Hair Dressing and you will find your hair becoming soft and silky, gleaming with lustrous beauty, easy to arrange in any style. If you have been using imitations, now try the original pomade—the one that has been growing in popularity for many years because it is most effective! NELSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Richmond, Va. NELSON'S HAIR DRESSING We now get the or similar-Nelson's. Padded is a small box, by g condition container. JESON'S DRESSING you get the orghal-Nelson's send box, by g condition certificate loyal service and have grown disliked they may make application for the Executive Board of the O.K.Y. O. O. F., and when such application applies by the Board, the add member shall issue paying him or her Endowment, provided that the Endowment Department and the Departments be re-organized at the death of the member. This is the way the bill money received from Endowment Dept. will be press who told of the 'pleasure access who told of the 'pleasure all Negro Teques had in the welcome to the 'city of Alla with the most striking background with the most glamour of history and justifiably far earned for the quality of its citizenship.' NEL HAIR Do more Padded in a st **Hon. Old Line Life Insurance Foli-** **We have negotiated for two** **new projections in Bards, one at PQ, Worth and** **the other at PQ, Worth. Ordered** **Orders operated as the Grahte Uni-** **Bards are in due time and will do** **their work. Orders are operated cannot make** **Mitters and Brothers, we conclude** **Orders are operated cannot make** We have negotiated for two hands, one of Ft. Worth and the other at Huntock. Each of them will be honored to the Grand Lodge. Sisters and brothers, we conclude that something has been said or some work done this year which will make stable this great institution. 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DEN BROWN COMPACT is a handy help Golden Brown BEAUTY PREPARATIONS Recommend's AUTY AIDS Supermarket Standard of world world FREE COMPACT! FREE COUPON! MADRID PAMELA BROWN 24 GOLDES BROWN CHEMICAL CO 24 --- Truth is jewish which backs the Jewish war against the aggressor, applauded his gun in time of war, and fought the battles which have crewd our years work with vicious tactics. That will not add to human weal for broods of evil nurses. That cannot speak a word thou art sick. That will not swell the worm of joy or give to wee a pain. That cannot think a thought that will not help or harm. That cannot laugh amusingly high and cheerful. Let remember that the victories we have won over poverty, the struggles of our sunshine to heart of a poor widow in distress or the relief we gave to a widow in need, the cheese which gladdened the hearts of the Orphan when you offered it to the flowers which the flowers left in the sick room of that laundrying Brother, the victories we have won over the victories we won by Grant at Apomaton, or Rosewell at San Francisco. The statement of the temple account showed that the rentale for the temple was $12,546.42 and that the expense of $15,446.42 and that the net earnings for the year were $16,999.42. The Endowment Report Showed Large. The report of the Endowment department read by Secretary J. M. Hickman, the treasurer, for the year had increased materially from last year, but that the amount of alimony for the paid death was $1,000.00 for the year. A detailed report, by years, showed each of the pensions of his DESSIE SMITH SAYS: I already can't begin to say GOLDEN BROWN VARIETY. I think I should be a little bearer for the blonde woman. Poor she does that. I don't it inappropriate. ETHEL TYLER Famous Stars Stare Stays, more or less all year round. I love her all over. I will love her COLD CARE. I like there. GOLDEN BROWN ROUSE imparsely impaired the rich, *red* blush of perseverant youth . . . the irrevariable charm of rosy cheeks. Light, dark and the new theatrical shades. A gold incased box, sifluff and mirror complete the outfit. GOLDEN BROWN COMPACT is a handy help Cotton Brown PAGE FIVE O # an annual $25,000 prize named after admired artists A new exhibition of works by the artist will be held at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, once a month, all of the dates are set for May 15-21, 2015. The first set of the annual exhibition, called "The Art of the Golden Age of Comic Art," will be held at the Golden Age Comic Art Museum, located at 1000 W. 10th Street, New York, NY 10022, with tours on Wednesday, June 15, 2015, at 10:00am and on Thursday, June 16, 2015, at 10:00am. MEMBER NATIONAL NEIGHBOR PRESS ASSOCIATION THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (incorporated) DALLAS, TEXAS Notice To The Public Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or regulation of any person, firm or regulation which may appear in the columns of THE DALLAS EXPRESS PRESS will be gladly corrected in lieu of payment to the atta- tion of the publication. The Dallas Express Sub- scriptions in Advance 1 Ticket .05 2 Months .75 6 Months .1.20 Single Copy .05 The Express views this as a step in the right direction and can it but happen that the officials of the National League see the necessity for this follow up, all of the things which are so definitely defined in connection with the league because they are so important to the league start in the right direction will have been lost and the league will find in itself an very unpleasant position. And in this connection. The Express desires to remark that it does not mean that the league will not influence of the League is well founded. That school through its founder, received the responsibility of the league as a heritage along with other things begun by Booker Washington and its efforts have doubled been in the league. The stronger force has taken over in a substantial way. Why do not the younger men now in business who see the need of these changes, attend the league and study its needs, undertake to correct the evils complained of and carry it out, and to improve the service which it can perform for the business men or the race? To find fault is not enough. To be constructive one must be ready to undertake to remedy the evils of THE DALLAS EXPRESS Published every Saturday Morning in the Year at 2600 Swine Avenue. Bateson at Post Office at Dallas, on second-line master under Art of Congress, March 1879. Foreign Advertising Representatives: W. B. Ziff Company, 404 Morton Dearborn St. Chicago, Illinois. W. B. Ziff Company, 404 Morton Bldg. 1116 East Nassau St. Texas has a right to expect greater returns from its investment there. And those who officiate there have a right to expect that the investment will tend toward the end which is hoped for. And certainly no more definite step in that direction has heretofore been taken. BLIND LEADS BLIND baddled in them that they are合 liebed in them that Tailas offers a mark- ing on them that can run profit from the labors of their hands. They will use their hands to press the press, because of this belief, that their brains are good and their bodies are good. TUSKEGEE ADDS A COLLEGE DEPARTMENT But does it not seem that the Science and that department will be headed by Dr. W. others of ours could by some means T. B. WILLIAMS is a surprise to many who had considered the same type of school as forever sold to the vocational idea only. According to the press dispatches, the recommendation was a spirit of progress and the ability of the requests from public schools who have eyes and whose public school officials of Alabama as well as of other southern campuses total more than 10,000 students states for college trained teachers." But does it not seem that the others of us could by some means be accounted for of the same type of course as the same spirit of progress and the desire to be self respecting? Could combined assets total more than 80,000,000 not write in some sort of organization not now in existence in the more than six million dollars spent here annually by the people of it would seem that blindness would not have more of the type of vision than many such things as more than a vision and more of vision and more? If two of THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1927 THE GLOOMY DEAN MATHEMATICALLY MAD- GIVES MESSAGE OF PESSIMISM AND DESPAIR ON HIS 64TH BIRTHDAY TO THRONG wilderness. "The address was sufficient evidence in a great beast state that answer" that the mathematicians is not the only one who has been called to reverence. Dean Miller plead with the sent release from Baltimore, several Texas Negro to plead with the white man who was the victim. The word "victim" is the word that Jesus as did the old time Negro who enter into the rivalry of the world stands out in history as a perfect embodiment of the Negro has undermined his dominant interest. It is just here moral and spiritual vitality by capturing an inestable force for the "economic interest" the dominance of the Negro has created for virtue, "his" he. "We have made too much adobe about our material government of today. The Negro must Goach Mamoe of the Mamoe to the citizens of a State who find to the sort of success which it deserves to have because of the service which it can perform for the business men of the city. To find fault is not enough. To be constructive, the world of Shack folks, he has come beside states of precedent. We one must be ready to undertake to remedy the evils of the business men for the last fifty years, praying for the next five years—even in the fields of economics. breaking for the last fifty years, one even in the fields of economic and political science. He is a graduate of Texas Negro. In living, in peace, in pain, to palify, reinforce, and that he is blissed about and browse, some ourselves in fire whitehitte and some in fire blackhitte. He is not a need not forced to work for his daily life, get Charmelle. Nutrition has been ably defined *veolar abscesses* will create an as "the assemblages of, processes, of the most virulent mature reconstrised in the maintenance and maintenance later, in systemic discharges of any of its constituent parts." From As stated in previous articles the beginning in the end of life of teeth are composed chiefly of teeth the bone and the enamel. The enamel is especially in this fact two cones: Grootdut and if the mother is desiccating the oral cavity and all of these materials the tooth and enamel are formed. Principal dental development re-suffer. There will be those of the older group who will see no merit whatsoever in the recently published statements of Chandler Owen on the National Negro Business League to the effect that that organization stands badly in need of change and reformation. They will probably declare it the meaninglessness with the "inspirational" policy of the past years. Or, those who do not do that will point to the program as outlined at Cleveland and decide that he knew little about what he said. Those who have followed the fortunes of that organization for the past few years must agree with Mr. Owen, there are many changes which could be made in that organization. He says that it will be when he contends that it will fail of its greatest "good long as it offers nothing to those who belong to it beside a chance to puff themselves and to tell of how they "rose from the ranks." They will completely agree that its present status is far below that of an economic organization. But they will not altogether agree with his apparent over-looking the efforts which are now being made to vitalize the organization. He says that he urges. Credit must be made for a beginning in the right direction. And The Express feels that that has been made this year in the employment of Mr. Roddy to visit and to organize local branches of the league in the various parts of the country. It is estimated that he has visited more than one hundred cities and organized branches in them. And he has done it on the basis of a promise that the offer would be made to him. He has worked with a workable program which will result in good for the local membership. HIGHER STANDARDS AT PRAIRIE VIEW ... The dispatches which come from time to time from the office of the principal of Prairie View State Normal School indicating that slowly but surely the standards of schooling are being applied effect upon the consciousness of every Texan who hopes for the fulfillment of the completely rogue prospect which that school has always faced. Under new management and with increased appropriations, it sponsors now have reason to hope for a service from it which did not occur. increase in force of more than Five and One-half Million Dollars, which is more than $100 million, the first of the year. This increase is more than $45 per cent of the entire business in force as January. In addition to the increase in business in force the company has increased the first of the year of more than Fifty Thousand Dollars. The force has more than doubled. Admitted to New York in February It will be rescheduled that the Victory Life Insurance Company was admitted to do business in New York. The company was admitted to the states of Indiana and Virginia. New agencies have been established by the Gary, Indiana, and Ohio divisions, as well as in New York City. In order to handle the additional business, the Home Office staff has been increased one-third since the first of January. In like with the increased busi- Many Candidates Appear For Several Offices as 48thGrand Lodge Opens ALL of the delegation from Mr Fraser, who accompanied by Mines L. A. Macon and others and Mild S. A. Macon, visited the Patience and the Daughters of the regiment God in their grates of the accommodations required. officials and the treatment of the officials of the _Southern_ Pacific Railroad, two of whose passengers were killed in the delegation to San Antonio. DEAN KELLY MILLER SPEAKS AT ST. JAMES A. M. E. TEMPLE the inferiority complex, which he said is a master of psychology, and are able to hire the inferior who think they are inferior; they think they are a man thinker, so is he? Went the Negro to think in his image, made in his image. Whatever you find one group-attacking another group-complex, that in 40 years, he Negro has accumulated Two Billion Dollar, and we feel he is able to figure to figure what that means per head, simply that we have more than the white race has. While the white race has Three Hundred Fifty Billion Dollar make-ments, head, in other words the Negro has more than the white race has. He is handmaid-we could find a score of more white men in who have more money than all the black man is needed, not enough, in terms of bank account you hopelessly discredit yourself. TEXAS TOWNS VILLAGE MILLS — Sunday was bickey day at-Grant College, where the college of New W. W. Evans, Sunday. Richard "Schulz" Evans, a graduate of the college, presents a little Caterdale Girl fun. Is on the sack lint. Read the book. R. McFadden, R. McFadden, reporter. Rev. H. P. Evans spent the week in Paris, Texas attending the T. T. Daughter has returned home from Rockwall, reported a nice time. By Denny ... Gus Mover letic fl the greatest the Col The ter in la the Athlet the great all ath No one many the All facilities baseball the fun outdoor season The p punch is seating football and an other conducing football through A Missionary program was rendered at Macedonia Baptist Church. ```markdown ``` SAM HUSTON STADIUM ...晏斯曼 Minton College... Movement for Sam Hunt Athletic field is now taking definite steps to improve the greatest forward looking program of the College has ever faced: The Athletic Field is one-factor in a series of great projects. Athletic Field therefore, promises the greatest possible progress for all athletic and -recreative work. No one is now able to forecast the future of the Athletic Field aside from the facilities afforded for football and baseball it is clear however that the future carries with it more success than we have ever realized. The general conception of a stadium is that it is 'just' a structure setting thousands of people for football and an important factor, provision is made in this case for many other activities, which may be included by the College City Athletics groups throughout the State. --- WHE PARISIAN BEAUTY SHOPPE There's no longer the of you when beauty Parlors have the that will give guaranteed wonderful hair Grower wi luxurious growth. For cleaning and k firm, use Kine, L. E. Col. Before retiring of the cream over fine oils will penetrate and every trace of dust and For a lovely finish tion against the weather, ing Cream. 701 N. 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There's no longer the slightest need of feeling ashamed of your hair, completion or your hands. When the Parisian Beauty Parlors have the preparations and expert operators ready, you can enjoy their wonderful Hair Grover will remove dandruff and promote a luxurant growth. For cleansing and -keeping the skin apple, fresh and firm, use Mine. L. E. Coleman's Cold Cream. Before retiring when your skin feels dryy, drawn and tired, pat the cream over your face, throat and hands, it's fine oils will penetrate and relax the pores, lifting from them every time. For a lovely finish, a lavender powder base and protection against the weather, use Mine. L. E. Coleman's Vanishing Cream. 701 N. Central—2213 Hall Phone 7-4462 The women of our race have been blessed by the art of beauty culture. To me the most of them have always been pleasing to the eye, and now since scientific cosmetic preparations are now generally used by them, none of them appear homely—all are beautiful, some are just a little bit more so than others! THE VANITY BEAUTY SHOPPE Offers to you th ture equipment and a had many years of ar of metropolitan cities. Not only is our very latest electrical ing machines, vibrator We specialize in cial massages, arching INSPEC 2904 C Ward-Building offers to you the very latest in bea equipment and a corps of operators wh any years of experience in the largest popolitan cities. Not only is our system good but we h best electrical massage machines, hi shines, vibrators and marcel equip specialize in hair dressing, marcel messages, arching and manicuring. INSPECT OUR SHOP 2904 Cochran Street Building Phone Offers to you the very latest in beauty culture equipment and a corps of operators who have had many years of experience in the largest shops of metropolitan cities. Not only is our system good but we have the very latest electrical massage machines, hair drying machines, vibrators and marcel equipment. We specialize in hair dressing, marceling, facial massages, arching and manicuring. INSPECT OUR SHOP 10 Days of REAL PRICE- CUTTING ```markdown ``` FT. WORTH News from Greater St. James, St. Paul's Street Baptist Church Last Sunday closed another year, work of preparation for the meeting of the St. John Land Mark Association, which is in session this week. This is one of the largest and most progressive District Abolitionists in Texas. This much realized one of the happiest dews service, we have held in a long time. Joy begin with the praise of the Lord, and we can raise to allow their quotes, which are an increase over the previous year, to be used with their means to go and do in the Chauchatus, also $100.00 to the church. We were pleased to have the many visiting friends in the church in the teachings of the leapen and start in the religious world and renew their strength. We have a W.H. Wintown own pastor and Moderator of St. James Church. We have the sergee and War-farring Christians more than conquered in Jesus Christ. The Auditorium was filled with people. WHERE WHERE BEAUTY CULTURE IS AN ART. allegient need of feeding ashame or your hands. When the Parisian preparations and expert operator results. Mme. L. E. Colman will remove dandruff and promote keeping the skin supply, fresh and manna's Cold Cream. and keep skin dry, drawn and your face, throat and hands. It relax the pore, lifting from the powder. a velvety powder base and protease Mme. L. E. Colman's Vanish 3 Hall Phone 7-4461 our race have been blessed by cure. To me the most often pleasing to the eye, and cosmetic preparations are now none of them appear, some are just a little irs! Dr. R. T. Hamilton Church had on the whole armour of the faith, the pastor seemed filled Ch with the spirit and the Church gue with the heart, when the student was that first accustomed to the Church, one of its members. An meeting at 3:30 was well attended all of the supplications of on the D. N. P. U. workers report a meeting of the largest delegation of any Analyst of the Church to the Association of weekly entertainments and Sunday night open air services. The opening in the day night ice cream and ice cold moneys were served to quite a lot of the attendees. Sunday night was our first night for preschool in the Park and it is known of the old time camp at mather's end—enjoying so much so that the largest crowd remained and heard the hendition in time. We must congratulate the audience for their lovely behavior all remaining in their seats until the winters they crowded to the front of the Church where a stinge of care near a block lounge awakened them. We decided to abode them for the Association to how happy we were to have such E BEAUTY THE SYSTEM THAT BEAUTIFIES THE HAIR A month's trial prowes it will grow it. Try it and be convinced. MME. E. L. JONES, 1721 Hall Street, Phone 3-7392 Diplomas Given MADAM SIMMON'S EGYPTIAN HAIR GROWER will make the hair beautiful, and glossy. Get results after three weeks. The hair is responding to the condition of the gown. Hair-Dyning a special. We provide. THE PORO SYSTEM Has many years of successful use to guarantee its excellence to the general public. It is arsenic good, and the women of the zea today are using it. We are specialists in its use. We have studied it and we know how. A trail will convince you Mrs. Gertrude Gordon 2007 Mrs. B. Phone 8-6147 PORQ SYSTEM THE OLD RELIABLE FOR SKIN AND HAIR Used throughout the United States. Its reputation is unquestionable. Why leave a certainty for an Un- certainty? THE DONE RIGHT HERE 1125 Church Street ... Phone 9- MRS. M. R. WASHINGTON 1125 Church Street PHONE 9-842-3230 Big Hair Everything is THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1927 thusmatic members to represent our Church in this great work. We are grateful to Mrs. J. K. Winn the wife of the pastor to return to us from the resort at Mineral Well, Texas, whose home is surrounded by recreation, there she out on a show style and realized a new business, the elegant Society. It is well known that she brings our District, Breast Cancer a busy body always working with her. Even though our Association is in session our Church has out a statement that it extends and extends a cordial invitation to all of us with its all day, and we urge upon the membership to come out and join us. Of the 58. members trail because on the trail we have been. TEXAS TOWNS OAKWOOD J. Rev. Gravens, was with his Longstar charge on the second Sunday, during the follow- ing week and presented a series of services for the denominations here too, he delivered the St. John's termine for the 2. A. M. and the Masonic Pine topeat the 2nd Sunday. The Masonic Pine given on the 15 a.m. UTY CU VE GUARANTEE WHY BEAUTIFUL HAIR? In presenting the advertiser's turist of Dallas, the Express body of those who really live count and that in those areas Dallas has a large number of beauty culturetists who have made a special study of beauty needs. They have scientific knowledge in order to present all the information in order that all persons may present that will keep appearance which is so vital necessary to success of all surge. Their advertisements appear here and your attention is especially important. The time has come when all persons, and especially the ladies, must put into their budgets a bit for these specialists. It is no more than the spirit of progress to maintain a special study of beauty. These persons advertisements appear on this page to serve you. They are prepared to serve you. Your patron must be aware of the special needs and seek to fill them in accordance with the latest and most approved standards of beauty culture. They send messages. Inquire about their systems and begin to make beauty a habit. Your for better appearance. MANAGEMENT. (This is the first of a series of beauty messages which the Express together with all of the beauty culturetists of Dallas will present to the reading public. They will follow each dueted the morning services on the 4th Sunday, Mrs. Della Hooper, was dressed in a white dress and a day, a physician was stunned, she treated nicely during the early morning hours. Mrs. Hooper departed this life on the 16 leaving a husband and two children, and she mourn her passing. she was buried in Pine Tree Cemetery on the 17th Sunday. Dacson George W. Tippons and Mr. H. L. K. Jones district secretary have returned from the Lebanon Houston area with staff reports more than $100.00 were reported from Zionis auxiliaries. CULTUR TEE RESULT THE WIMBISH BEAUTY SHOPPE 2315 Hall St., New Shop All modern conveniences. Now off to render the best services. Service is on the Motto PHONE 3-9628 HALL ST Mrs. Zettie Wimbish, Prop. L. E. JONES SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE gives a guarantee work in manu- rning. Hair Dyeing and Scalp Treat- ments. Haircuts and grooming. Phone 3-9628 2320 HALL STREET THE EGYPTIAN HAIR CROWER We guarantee the work. It is not the oldest system but one of the best. In your neighborhood where you can the work done with the best of skill. Mme. R. L. Williams, 1013 East Twelfth Street AGENTS WANTED Visit The MASONIC BARBER SHOP 2020 MAY JACKSON STREET Courtesies and Hilibilee Streams L.A. part manicurist also expert Barbette L. MATHES and J. C. COLLAGENAY C. C. ADAMS TONSORIAL PARLOR The last word in sanitary Tonsorial Equipment WHERE HAIR BOBBING and MASSAGING is a specialty Manufacturer of the LAY DOWN The best hair preparation for men, known for its power to dress the hair, leaving it slick, wavy and glossy. 205 N. Central Phone 2-3885 Near ELM Beauty and Culture is one of the greatest designs of humanity. It is the masterpiece of God's perfection and the glory of mankind. E. J. CRAWFORD. It is a human instinct to desire beauty, both as a possession for oneself and a grace to be admired in another. An African Princess ruled in a land where they did not have mirrors, from children to women. All the women that she had often listened for honra at them fell just how she looked, and she often wished she might see herself. A Jewish pederber one into her country selling in all the markets she had heard that he was selling something in which she could see herself, she at once sent for one, and when and looked in it she saw that she was not alone. She was in her room—so great was her disappointment, that she smiled the looking-glass, and ordered that not one should be left Had she been in position to turn herself over to one of our modern beauty-cultures, in six month time she would have been a model. But she had not. It has been fittingly said: "True beauty is beauty of soul." a beautiful completion appeals delightfully to the eusthetic beauty of humanity, and of the skin. St. Paul says: "If a woman has been spent annually by our race group for beauty preparations are not a bad investment, care should be taken, to give these vast sums with institutions owned by the race. PAGE NEWS alumni meet. Although Johnson philips was not in bed, he spreaded me pain. in promoting for the club Members are hoping Mrs. Phillips a speedy recover. The Evening Beauty Club and the Club of the Month were very enjoyable evening was caused by all. She served a delicious meal. Mrs. Fannie Burrell will be host hostess. Scollar Evening. SILVER - The anniversary was very much enjoyed during the entire week Sunday. Week M. M. Har- wil, W. N. Maya prescribed another soul stirring Sunday. Manage- ment was very much enjoyed by all. Mrs. Willett Lee Campbell is in the city A. Pamela M. Golden Trac—The M Oven of Queens, Mt. Butte, Neb. AN EXPORTION OF THE SUN AN EXPORTION OF THE SUN SUNDAY, AUGUST 17, 1997 IMPROVED PLUKO MAKES YOUR HAIR CARE Pluko HAIR DRESSING PROBLEM SOLVER The Stain Company GARAGE, 1200 W. 20TH ST. Snow white 50¢ Amber 25¢ You have a Treat coming Improved Phuko Hair Dressing is so easy to use and has such a soothing, refreshing effect on your scalp, you will really enjoy dressing your hair with this delicately fragranced preparation. And, you'll be positively amazed at the quick way it makes your hair long, straight and silky so that you can arrange it in any style you wish, and have it stay that way. 15-piece dealer must comply with Improved Public Hale Drainage 15-piece dealer must comply with Improved Public Hale Drainage 15-piece dealer must comply with Improved Public Hale Drainage --- in the realm of Religion Dallas Churches Invite You To "COME TO CHURCH" Sunday! transaction, Hunt condemned the he repaid, I wish not to glumber evil-it is been to trust him fully whose privately family to death — him, but there are things I wish to leave and the enemy in His hands. Josephson says, that the total num- to take away from him—not his life or his life — but his肝 end. All who do this are sure to win in the end. The king command to exe- rience then knowing God's special power. When Dr. Derrick Aber The King's Bodyguard When Dr. Derrick Aber The King's Bodyguard then he ordered, Dogg, a foreigner, takes theken of water and the award belonging to the sleeper. R. S Jenkins, P. E. Dr. R. S Jenkins, P. E. The DWK says he was an Edomite, the award belonging to the sleeper. ALWAYSTHE FINEST HAIR DRESSING NOW THE EASIEST TO USE THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1927 The New Elm Bastille Church had required services Sunday R. K. open- ing at 10 a.m. in the Garden. *Yuang.* People Union Band met at 6:00. The pastor announced the neonements were given out. We are moving to great success. Rev. J. C. Daniela, Pastor, Sister Heasl Mae Los Broscos reporter. ST. JOHN PRIMITIVE B. C. The Pastor's. Ald Society and July 20th at the hom of. Mr. James Johns 2007 Robert Street, Jirelown Street 2007 to all. The next meeting will be on Friday July 20th at the hom of. Marian Wheed 2007. Susquehanna Street Mister Mila Bores, preadent. Sunday school was in time and need of the world today. We will attend all events, and help him. The morning service was in every respect up to the attendant which he was baptized. His baptism. The pastor preached from the Teet "Is that is greatest a lake?" to the kids "hake 20." A very plain, practical, profitable lesson on Jesus. The D. Y. P. U. seems about to awaken again and become once more "The Mightiest thing in the world." Everybody is preparing for the Associação. Do your part. COME AND WORKSHIP WITH US ST. PAUL MISSIONARY B. C. St. Paul Masonry B. G. oon as he the Trent Front Service Service of the Church is excellent with three classes in the Church, two in the Service, vicerons by Row, N. P. W. Hillman, 1st cat. 18th, 8th chap. Brown, 1st cat. 19th, 10th chap. his service by not yet the servants of his service but not yet the servants of The Express realizes that such arguments are not likely to stall until "Harry Brown." well on the mind of those already ensured in "Mile business." But in November, 1911, says Mrs. also enlisted the men who can be no less founding foundation for business grown, she entered into an agreement with the bank, and the bank agreed to lend the public. It feels that every person affected by the recent land and wily, the term of that allocation of Standard Life has caused to question the manner in agreement, she declares, they lived which the policemen were brought into the assumption of the together as husband and wife and the women as wife and wife, they are still husband and wife and the credit is the National Benefit Life as each. It has simply wry, but into words a generally held opinion and it will say more in the To the James express, "Mr. Agnes, 488-890. Soon after his cooking was eaten, he was sent by members of the crew, to her by Garland Parrot, after Colonel Commandment or the commander of the ship, to the State, Normal and Industrial State, Normal and Industrial State, from a peculiar awakening, at when Curtis was giving her money, and took A. Y. the basculacear ser- ser, during later dinner and was buried at Paris to France with him. STANDARD LIFE—THE NATIONAL BENEFIT—MR. RODDY' S STATEMENT AND THE EXPRESS' CONTENTION of anything under consideration cannot be described as "small" and yet that is the exact word which was used in the first communiqué against every policholder who signed that carefully worded letter字母 NOT DONE WITH THE HIPPOPUS ACCOMMODATION letter NOT DONE WITH THE HIPPOPUS ACCOMMODATION WHICH BY THE WAY HE DID NOT DISPASS, BUT THAT ADDED TO THE PRINCIPAL SUM IN OTHER WORDS, IT COULD HAPPEN THAT A POLICYHOLDER, OF MANY YEARS STANDING (COULD KNOW HIMSELF HAVING DID IN ACTUALLY MORE THAN EVER) stal. One accession. Night services at high. Rev. A. H. Brown, pastor. Sister A. H. Brown, reporter. THE RISING STAR M. H. C. MURDER SHIP ARRIVES IN NEW YORK) COOK ARRESTED (CONTINUED FORM PAGE ONE) mary raser, later. Memorized as a 1 Monday August 8, the senior college class will render blank excerpts in the college auditorium at 2 P.M. Tuesday August 9 the commencement, including the reading and identification killing of the terrorist. The school will be on the ground on the German: Krieg the summer school graduates by the end of the month. the secondary, G. M. R. Church at 2:30 PM. Station was removed from the Tombu P. M. and degrees will be conferred, ship and confinement will be provided, and the training will be completed. Test 10 and 11 general examinations also defined as a material witness embracing the academic, the trades it is probable that will suffice, will be conducted, and will be examined. Another feature which must not all "792 murder" on the high scars is be invoked in the meeting of "hanging." The Alarm and Attempt will be conducted. PEW REGISTER IN LOUISIANA Kansas City and Return $11.50 THE Katy WAY For All Katy Trials Leaving Dallas AUGUST 7 Return Leaving Kansas City, August 10 Good in Coaches Only No Baggage Checked on These Tickets Purchase Your Tickets Early at KATY CITY TICKET OFFICE 112 Field Street To Train High School and Vocational Teachers The Collegiate Division of Tuskegee Institute Offer courses leading to the Bachelor of Science Degree in AGRICULTURE EDUCATION HOME ECONOMICS Also a three-year course in NURSE TRAINING And two-year college courses in AGRICULTURE EDUCATION HOME ECONOMICS TRADE-TECHNICAL TRAINING Fall quarter begins September 8 ROBERT R. MOTON, W. T. B. WILLIAMS, Principal Dean TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE. ALABAMA Curtis declares that during the time she was friendly with her, "nurturing pickie her 'ug on a street corner' in Harlem in 1910," she told the thousands of dollars she gave to the children she colored. He changed that she now takes trips abroad with a Colored sweetheart and that she lived with her husband. MURDER SHIP ARRIVES IN NEW YORK) COOK ARRESTED (CONTINUED FORM PAGE ONE) rusty resent, later identified as the property of her husband. She was a woman as sensual as her husband to her child, and her love-hearing between life and death for six days. On the seventh day she died and her body was buried at Battice. Battice was immediately placed under arrest and confined in the ship's hold. But on two occasions at Montréal, Labrador, West Coast Afric, a new cook was hired. He was Colo, a native of the French West Africa, the new cook was mystifying, wearing a blanket made of human hair and carrying a mask pertaining to wood-dust. he had the looks on the Prescott house changed and kept his coat on. He had a hairstyle he has sought a recompilation, and he has pursued her and has declined to make any provision for her maintenance for her husband and penalties, she concluded. In his petition asking Justice Timothy demolishes the complaint, Curtis says: "She is not and never was my wife. I have never referred, but I have never agreed to any agreement between us to become husband and wife. This suit is not a mistake. The wants me to pay money to hide the fact that I know her. An alibeg affidavit signed by Ms. Timothy folly the following statement: "I was never married to Curtis. I was no shim on him. His coat was missing. I had not trained a home for me in Prescott. Additional proof submitted to the court. I show that Mr. Brews admitted being supported by a Colored man." Mrs. Brown says she has lived with Curtis for seventeen years. She declares he is worth $18,000,000 and has an amazing income of over $11,000,000. He is a large stock broker, she states in the Pithe Ave. address of the total Devon. 10 Worth 84th Street, an exclusive establishment, and part owner of the new million dollar million dollar company completed Pithe Ave. Avenue. Mr. Brown is using for counsel fees of $20,000 and air conditioning. Pithe Ave. Conn. an amateur of Max D. Stiner, is representing Curtla. KNOXIT PROPHYLACTIC Is a safe, efficient, dependable preparation. No pre-preparation necessary. Why not be prepared at all druggists. Van Loon Cen Ro SANTAL MIDY PAIN IN BLADDER Previously Eased SANTAL MIDY Be sure to get the Coatings Look for the word MIDY Bold in All Outwear