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$100,000,000.00 Represented at National Negro Business League Meeting at St. Louis U. B. of F's Hold Meet in St. Louis U. B. of F's Hold Meet in St. Louis Expect to Land The Next Meeting of Supreme Lodge Special to the Express by Air Mail BRENT TREINING CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Texas has arrived and Chicago know it without a doubt. From the most recent of the most mental of the bellboys of the palatial hotel Tremont corner of Oakwood and Grand Avenue, and christened by the Texas man through the advance guard commander C. F. Richardson, Dr. A. J. Jackson and Editor Ritchie, received fourteen rooms facing Grand Bootwell. Newsletter Special Representatives to Delegates The Texas man and the city early Friday, morning, after spending a day in St. Louis at the Grand Bootwell and at once bound a round of the available hotels for reservation for the seasonal delegation which paused on the morning of the day. This accomplished a round of visits to the offices of the Chicago Delegation, the Harper Manager together with the Harper Manager together with the Moleman and the famous Perry interview interested in the Texas and their mission. On Sunday morning as soon as the delegation arrived in Chicago, the Harper Manager interviewed with the Grand Council of the largest Python community followed him and all, indications point to the greatest amount of interest received on such an agonization. The special staff photographer of the Defender came over on Monday to discuss the whole delegation before it is sent for the work of the day. The huge sign which hangs over the midweek preaching in tel. town that place in the "Firmquarters of the Pope's Defender"—Come to see the sign that traced a great deal of attention. The sign is twenty feet long and is a large, colorful sign. [Name] The Dallas Express DALLAS FOLICEMENT SUSPENDED FOR BRUTAL BEATING OF NE-GRO. RESORT TO 3rd DEGREE IN EFFORT TO FORCE CONFESSION Plain, Clothes, Policemen, P., O. De-and the foreman of the grand jury's and J., W., Hitt were suspended, issued a summons for Mayor Hurst last week pending no investigation and the rest of the Commissioners by Police Commissioner Clarence to appear. Attorney Newberry do-Parker and other Commissioners at-seizhed the rounds in indolent, a tax they had been before the grand brutal beating. This man is almost jury an hour before-to-witness deaf from the effects of a boating wound on Jesse Horw, alleged on the head shouted Mr. Newberry, to have been beaten by the . The . According to Horwess story to his great-neer, the man was buried in a house. Newbury (the . However he was buried three times. and twice at the City. Hall. Mr. Parker Police Commissioner refused to say, several days ago after he received to talk about the case until he made a confession to stealing, allied further investigations. from Hanger Brothers, where he worked. Jean and he been treated at the Emergency Hospital, after he has released from the key fall by the Secretary of the Department. A diary of the illness was obtained when his AT-Inquiry was held on the 28th of January. He was a member of the Grand Court there is but measures as compared to that which grows the Pythian bus as it makes his trip to the Continent of the United Kingdom and there are quartered. His lettering is particularly attractive and many have been the questions asked about the question. Tea Party Travels. In Special Pudong�鸡菜 Tea Party, in the上海市，every member of the Texas party which numbers more than thirty travelled to Chicago in special Pulpian cars all the way from Dallas which was the concentration point and even the advance guard was well provided for in the matter of the question. Grand Court Offices and Grand Lodge officers Much in Mayor Hart deunced the 2nd degree method by saying "we cannot tolerate third degree methods at the city hall and will not tolerate the first degree methods." The Grand jury is jeopardian of photographs of "Horners" wounds and it is not known what action the grand-jury will take. of the Supreme Lodge approach. Listed among those present from the Grand Lodge are Grand Chancellor William Vites Grand Chancellor A. K. Kinchison Grand Keeper of Mines and deals in minerals. A. K. Jackson, board chairman. Grand Attorney A. B. Wells, Col. Charles T. Blacklin, who attended the overled trip of the bus. Gen. W. D. Donfer, member of staff. John White of Houston. Grand In-character of the Grand Court. George Guest, Grand Medical Register. R. T. Hamilton, Col. George M. Munchus surgeon general, Dr. A. N. Prince, Past Grand Chancellor, and Medical Registrar of The Court of Calanthas. Colgual Carl Walker, Master at Arms of the Eididence as Lodee Opus Grand Chancellor and Mrs. Willa are here as are nearly all of the members she was with. Mrs. F. K. McMahon, Grand Worthy Counselor, Mrs. N. K. Kirk, Sue-Transcriber, Mrs. A. R. McPherson, Grand Worthy Counselor is well established in her suite with all of the members of her cabinet about her in her business. Departed from Deposit, Mrs. F. A. Tobinman, Grand Receiver of Deposit, Mrs. F. A. Norrall, Past Worthy Counselor, A. R. E. in evidence as the opening moment AMONG the Grand Court officers seen are Mrs. F. K. McMahon, Grand Worthy Counselor, Mrs. N. K. Kirk, Sue-Transcriber, Mrs. A. R. McPherson, Grand Worthy Counselor is well established in her suite with all of the members of her cabinet about her in her business. Departed from Deposit, Mrs. F. A. Tobinman, Grand Receiver of Deposit, Mrs. F. A. Norrall, Past Worthy Counselor, A. R. E. in evidence as the opening moment Bledsoe of Texas. Re-Elected National Grand Master. Bledsoe of Texas. Re-Elected National Grand Master. The National Grand Lodge of the named brother's of Principalling, U.K., was the greatest honor in the city of St. Louis who was the greatest occasion in all the history of its order. Bledsoe, the Grand Master of the Jurisdiction of Texas, is the National Grand Master of the University of Texas, his leadership that the last National Grand Lodge made upon whom different State Jurisdictions assembled in St. Louis and they were in character and intelligence, Prof. B. C. Russell of Louisville, Mon., and business man, in the National Grand Lodge. The meeting assembled in the nea U. N. F. Temple, and in the Finance Department, to discuss the respective designations, to meet the men who controlled the destiny of the order in the different state churches, to discuss whose heart is filled with the faith of the order from the differing states, and to contend for PAGE EIGHT. "The Republican Party Is The Ship; All Else Is The Sest."—Fred Douglas. THE BANK OF THE UNITED STATES Little Girl Throws Scare Into Boston. Dixon, Meason, August 8—(AP) Last Friday afternoon, at a time when railroad terminals, gurusy stations, and government buildings tilted to police as precaution against a possible attack by Sec. Yosef and Sevan, a 11-year-old Colored girl, threw a child-brain prank, threw the entire room in excitement by starting a fire in the State House lumberyard. The child's excitement by starting a fire in the State House lumberyard. The child who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell D. Harris door on the Mt. Vernon street wide up a paper cover of matte paper, packing peaks in the basement area of the west wing of the State Kimball on the first floor, where she refraced in answer questions. The children were in the first Street Police Station, where she was questioned by Sept. James McDavitt, she could give no reason for (Continued on page 3) Hold Suspect Without Bail. Meridian, Conn., Aug. 20—(ANP) Harry Smith, 25, of Bridgeport was shot and killed by a police officer who have been fired by James Picketts of Hoboken in an argument over a dice game he had last Thursday. Picket said he was attacked by a man with a knife, sending to obey him a gun. He said that a third person fired the shot. Police said that who they arrested was a man with a knife. He was standing close to death with a smoking revolver in his hand. In the Metropolitan District Court Friday morning, Pickett was held in the courtroom. Several others present were arrested at the time as material witnesses. Cambridge Has Near Riot Cambridge, Mass. 26—(AN) James J. Meyer, 17, a white youth of 14th Pine Street, was seriously wounded with an attack last day. He was a 14th Grade and an many white men and boys clashed at Cambridge port for a fight. The violence received gounds and wounds minor injuries during the incident, or more white youths set upon two Colored teenagers who used their Batain Rouge, La., August 20—(A) The Department constitution I hereby amended by adding a new section thereto as follower No or run down by a car bearing Chief Engineer C. C. Race, Edward Bird, Jr., and J. Chesterdon of the Standard Oil. The occupants of the car were accompanying of any blame when or rather of its membership, witnesses deemed that the accused shall be recognized by the Depart. victim "and stumbled from the side-mortal of Massachusetts, America when he was on the whale, which that proposed amendment was in motion slowly." New York, June 29—(NAP) Mimi Viole Johnson, former stellar entertainer and beauty agent, was arrested on Thursday for obscene Friday evening by detectives from the West 125th Street Police Department. At the time of her arrest, the detectives found $18,000 worth of firearms, a knife, a backpack, a first aid kit, which they at first thought had been stolen. But she showed up at the scene, and the goods, showing that they had been purchased in Paris, London and New York, were found. She was ordered for trial when arraigned in court. Murderer of Aged Woman Exonerated BATING TOWN, La. — Aged Woman, an NP-Crime Beach, aged women, was totally injured when she was struck by a car. Engineer C. G. Crain, Howard J. Jr., and J. Chaundeston of the St. Louis Police Department witnesses declared that the accident victim had stumbled from the sidewalk and into the car, which was moving slowly. Julius Watson Named Candidate for Judge of New York City. Negro Surgeon Appointed to Faval Hospital Douston, Mass., Aug. 20th (AMP) Dr. J. W. Watkins enjoys the unique distinction of being the only Negro doctor坐席 his procession to a government hospital in New York. Dr. Watkins, who is a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, was transferred of that city, was transferred here to the Chelsea Naval Hospital a few weeks ago following a comprehensive examination. the Chelsea PRICE 5 CENTS NUMBER 11 national Louis 24 States Represented. All Officers Re-Elected. St Louis, Mo, Aug. 28—(AND)—When Dr. Robert Husan Melson, President of the National Louis League, assembled in the 21st annual meeting of the organization, in St Louis, Missouri, on Wednesday morning, August 10, received the gavel indicating that the meeting then parceled into the hands of the nation's leaders. Presented in the Mochese Hall more than a hundred Million Dollars of money. Over three hundred business men and women from 24 different states and 10 countries participated in business activity in that industry. Among them were the undependable leaders in a number of business civilization and cultural progress could be written from a cross-sectoral audience. The convention began on the night before with a banquet to the guests, followed by a very lengthy after. After the first session were established of the welcome even indicated the atmosphere that prevailed throughout the event. The session was an ample opportunity for that same attitude toward the work before the body. President of the Daughters of the Daughters of the National Bank opened by our guests in Chicago Hill School of the National Bank but was intently interested by the practical information that the practical information that follow addresses the little Chicago business - man with knowledge of business - inquiries that disclosed intelligent and pertinent current. These were all answered in a manner that was Some of the troubles for Negro business promoters that were mentioned in his address are things of the part, if the dieosurers of the speech that followed may be accepted as indicative of future possibilities based upon present day facts and accomplishments. E. C. Mathew of the Commercial Department of the Bluefield Institute, Bluefield, W. Va., reported upon the success of a meet unusual experiment in educating a personnel for our cooling business institution. He heads of instructors a group of students who own and operate a cooperative business. He is the second where every phase of this business totaling $70,000 per year is conducted by the students who themselves own the business through the purchase of stock at one dollar per share. Finance dominated the session for that day. A. M. Shenrlin, General Manager of the Pidelity and Surety Company of Durham, N. C. A. Macilii of the St. Louis Underwriters Corporation and, Jesse O. Thomas of the National Urban League contributed papers upon the general subject, the latter emphasizing the importance of the underlying industrial employment situation as an essential to community and national business development. During the afternoon of the first day, the visitors were treated to a drive about the city under escort of the local organization and the City Police Department, the tides Irwin and the Pits. On the other hand, there were three hundred were the guests of Hme Area Turnpike, Malone at a banquet served on the beautiful root garden of the big institution headed by Chat. Majestic business women. Edward L. Synder, presided at the dinner. Letter Waito of the staff of the New York World, John Ramb Prit Vice President of the League of Hot Springs, Art. J. A. Jackson of the Associated Negro Press, Chicago; Anthony Overlog, P. H. of the Douglas Bank, Chicago; Fred L. McPore, Editor of the New York Age, John R. Hawkins, President of the Presidential Bank and Financial Aid of the A. M. D. Church of Washington, D. C., and Major R. R. Melton responded to toata as-Ed Mrs. Ma- SOCIAL PERSONAL Mrs. Louis Allen, 4800 Industrial and San Antonio. Avenue left on a two week's vacation. Mrs. Lois Jenkins of Houston, town for Minneapolis, Vetus, on visit to New York, and father, Mr. and Wta. Mrs. Goe Grant of 4240 Caddo, Bay Seattle. Mrs. Jenkins is a grad- uate of the school of hair treatment from Chicago, Ill., waiting audition. Of the school of beauty parlor while here. Mrs. P. W. Clyde, now is now Mrs. W. I. Clyde. Mrs. A. Thumpard, 2110, on a Mrs. Simpson, 1150, Park St. Row, on a C. Johnson, 1070, HALLM, Mrs. Spreyne 1040, Colby College are Independent and R. J. Williams, pastor of adults play over Omni and Anna and Sculptor of Fortville, Texas spent a week in the city with son W. week and in the city with son is visiting her aunt, Mrs. P. B. and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W. Green at 1909 State Street, Dallas, Texas where he was the guest of the W. he was the guest of the W. Exhibition and many other friends. He is Instructor of Fort Worth to teach him so many his duties in the district, Mr. and Mrs. P. F. College to attend the supreme.....Miss Katie Teenile Turban-Who.....Miss J. M. Blanier, manager of the.....Miss J. M. Blanier, manager of the.....Victory Life Insurance Company of.....Victory Life Insurance Company of.....street in recovering and left Monday night for Austin to visit her home on his return to Chicago. Mr. Blanier.....Stan Blanier causes to be by the bedside to be some about six weeks and for his mother, who is now much more will visit friends in San Antonio. M. A. A. Bowell and C. V. Smith, M. Emma L. Collins Parker of were entertained at the homes of Dellas of Dallas and ad little naphew Walker. M. B. Cooper, 4634 Latter Street of Thomas of Dunlons are waiting here with their children. The children will be gone to be gone about three weeks. No. 129 occurred 16. Warzachite sunday, to visit disabled side of Mrs. Dallas Hare and repons Mrs. Dec. Mr. and Mrs. McKenna. Kary and Roy beaches with all the New York City Thursday of the young social art met to greet them. The young men stated that they had been interested in friends and friends of Houston, Gal- ton, Wyman, Walder, Pintaila 311. Cobb Street Mrs. Lab E. Bunn of 815 Thomas House entertained re- countessfairers. Kary and Roy beaches with all the New York City Thursday of the young social art met to greet them. The young men stated that they had been interested in friends and friends of Houston, Gal- ton, Wyman, Walder, Pintaila LUGGAGE Klar & Winterman Job for Number 2310 ELM Remember the Name Iowa, and Kansas, has returned, mrs. B. L. Mosen has returned to study plus after two months in Michigan. She also has a friendly friend in Chicago, Mrs. Ken in-eyed a 20 minute thrilling dialysis over Omaha and Coun- trol. HAT BOXES Well made cases with beaut- ful silk lining. Our $5.75 special $14 value..... Other numbers.... $2.65 $1.40 value..... 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The roll was called after which refreshments were served and the remainder of the evening was served. The next meeting will be with Mite A. O. Horn, 1412 Bath Street. Street Mite, Prita, Mrs. McRush, Secretary The July 20th club came their first annual entertainment. Thursday day July 4, 1927 at the home of the evening. Chancellor Chancellor with sorter-free dress and dancing was the fun-of the evening. Prine where, Mrs. Bather where, Mrs. McRush where, Mrs. McRush and Mr. McRush A delicious menu was served Club, May August 11th Mae Business, July 38, 1927. After the business meeting, an enjoyable reception is needed to meet at the home of Mr. William Franke, 2415 Murray St. Rio Grande Street August 4th. The Vice President had a meeting in the office of the Alumnae Association were visitors. The president of the Alumnae Association attended a lecture. On account of being in Iowa town, Mia Phils Willsiam was elected treasurer. After the business meeting a delicious lunch was served to meet at the home of the business meeting. Wider Winter Event August 11, 1927. For information concerning the Cibic club the president, Mr. Brown, 8-19-15. Last Friday for homework that was assigned to the student, Mr. Allen Morley 2792 State Street to the city to attend the Saginaw Alumnae Texas. Mr. P. Bledsoe, 2400 Murray St. W. Briggs, 2301 Allen Street. W. Briggs, 2301 Allen Street. G. H. Gill, 1927 W. Whitson involved to P. Worth to attend to the North Texas Meadowsa Vera Locke K. AHAM and Miss Catherine Jackson were from New St. Baptist Church. Mrs. Blake Jackson, 814 Allen Court, was an ordained an indigent stay. Mrs. Laura Johnson is written for Mrs. Wade Baller of Oklahoma and Mrs. Wade Baller of Oklahoma. Mrs. Masse, McMurphy has just returned from Tucson where she has agent several days with Tikki. Mr. Oscar Evans of 4401 Silver Street has been sick for four weeks. She weekend was visiting Dr. and Mrs. Robert Reid. Mr. Walch of 4812 Thomas Avenue is visiting in Long. She Blake Midkirk is visiting his mother in Work City. BROTHERHOOD WORK- ERS SECURE SCHOOL BUILDING FOR RACE MEET THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1927 planning for a local temple for its citizens. Dibble Indler Bogan and James H. McCormick are serving this meeting. Reports also come in this week from Naples, Pitfalls and Ladwyta and Guitar preparations to do some great things out in that part of the state, and in the next section, a section that the Supreme Assembly be held in out in some East Texas town to hear from. Notices will go out heard from. Local Temples and towns and communities take notice and begin now preparing for accredited delegates to attend. The delegates are usually interesting and well attested. Principal among the speak, the delegates are well educated and nominated her meeting out in Wheatley, and Builder Emma. Rodsworth and Builder Emma and who cared her attention to meeting much more, service for the Brotherhood than honour. The delegates who delivered an unusually instructive talk on the duties of a teacher, Arabic. Whitmore made some promising statements as to how be could Joy Morrow urged that all honour, loyal Race Negroes should own their land. Specially respected these present who have not have on - thelars. Director Champion lead off an usual and useful Jabbour and Sand Well. Among others taking part were Bitharra R. Jackson and Sand Well. Fred D. Jones and many others. The Committee of Twelve to the membership whose names are not Summary of a Decade of Progress in Texas Higher Education For During this year there were 301 students in interpuncts and a college enrollment of 1050. The number of students attending college more handful of 132 college students in 1916. Of the 303 teachers conti- nued the instruction of the schools, ninety-one held the Bach degree, twenty-three, the Ma- terior degree, and one graduate (Huston College) The Ph. D. degree from Boston University. The re- maining eight-sight had no de- finition. PILES-CURED OR COSTS YOU NOTHING ANY SUPPLIER FROM FILES, no matter how long standing, can be quickly healed without risking a schizophrenia. Just write and I will send you a trustworthy, untroubled, absolutely FREE. It assured send me 10,000 otherwise you absolutely add. ANNOUNCEMENT Dr. B. H. Hornil amputates the re-opening of his office, 1982 Good Street, just around the corner at Bryant and Central. Have done a better treatment than ours, better prepared to give scientific treatment in my newly equipped office to chronic diseases of the heart and kidney. I have answered promptly. Phone Office 1-4386. Residence 1-4386. ALLEN STREET RESI DENT IMPROVING Mrs. C. R. 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Since your Public, the "Gusting Twin" cut out the city you have been trying to get her to "run" with you, but the thing she should do is "run" from you. Miss Eyes com. All the things she talked of Maron on her good sense, not but she would put you, but your friends, the Mias Eyes would like to advise certain persons to be careful about the threats they have made. In the first place, you don't "scare" anyone with your. bkg. four-flashing threats and in the second place, you often see who's in the planning. You can be fully able to take care of themselves. You only prone your ignorance when you rave about Miss Eyes talking about you. How do you know Miss Eyes is talking about you. Are you the dog that the dog is stung? You can be more forget about what you are GOING to do and laugh with the rest, for your threats are all wet. You certainly have it bad, you lose one and tell deeply in love with another. Miss Eyes was surprised to learn of your latest romance and of what you'd have so much to see. You know you are so much to do when the old flame returns Miss Eyes understands when the old one returns, it will be about time for the new one to leave. And you will pull that same line as Sweet heart. I agree that to see you you'll see me every time you are away. And at the same time you will be wondering if she (the old flame) has arrived. It would be too bad as she found out about your new Flapper. You two have as much in common. Ha! Ha! Miss Eyes would like to say to me that I THE STEAM THE STEAMBOAT Birmingham Quartet When the Birmingham Quartet get their heads together, harmony fills the air. "The Steamboat," as sung by these note harmonizers, brings beautiful memories of moonlit nights down along the Mississippi, with the river boat a puffing up stream, and gay groups listening to the sweet melodies of the Old South. 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Your wild party proved to be pretty tame after aph. especially after you returned home, and your room began revolving. and You knew you were going to be Deen. You carry your wailter well into the room, and there you proceeded to mourn and groan. Some day you will be the public "will see you as you really are. Your first ship of life or sea or run, it seems the same is going to make your future prospects great, and far between with building demon Rum for a While. I strange how some people think they can get by with anything else, but the things other people are doing They do any thing they please and the public and friend husband are so dumb that they don't know what to do, find out the public as well, or friend husband are not so dumb as you are waiting for a chance to rub it in you good. The thing for you to do is to get about what the other fellow is doing and give the public credit as well. BOAT" by boat Do-Bo ale Birmingham Quartet 14224-D 30-inch, 75c graph Company New York City THE DALLAS EXPRESS. DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1927 Col. Robt. L. H. Simmons, president of the Crudits Co. of Mia, stipped it when motor cycle officers attention were called to West for the interest of his com-mpanion, Mr. Simmons states that he offered officers, reached the scene; they will open office in Los Angeles. The officers found Frank and James with 5 tiers drilling in St. Augustine after the hell in Mia. Rev. W. C. Barnes, B. th. 2234 Mall Street, Dallas, Texas. Rev. Barnes has just closed a great revival at old Bithitton Baptist Church, Caldwell, Texas, assisted by, Rev. J. H. D. Davis of Cameron, Texas. There were forty-six added to the church, 37 for the water. He is NEW holding his 14th annual session of Zion Host M. B Association, Mill City, Dallas at True Vine Baptist Church. He has been moderator for twenty-four years. Principal of Local High School Writes Thesis at Information has just reached the Dallas Express that Principal Jean-Claude Washington High School of. the city has presented a 12,000-word essay as part of fulfillment of her degree in Art. The preeminent document of Art. The preeminent document of Art. ment was prepared this summer in the department of sociology on "THE READJUSTIVE ASPECT OF PUBLIC OPINION" educational administration and in- partment in the secondary school. A gram of research in that field beginning during the next year. TEXAS OIL MAGNATE TO OPEN OFFICES IN CALIFORNIA which is located in Mesa will still be prominent. Prominent men and women of California persuaded him to move to their state and promiscuous in his business. Mr. Simmons was accompanied by his wife. JOHNSON-KNIGHT NUPTIALS Mike Hill Kriegkul was named to Mr. Ed Johnson, Wednesday after his retirement. Of Roy, C. C. Harper, the pastor of Mike Kriegkul. They are at 8:00pm. INDIAN CAUGHT BUR- GLARIZING BUSINESS HOUSE Longarday, an Indian and ex-convict, was caught in the act of burglarizing a business house in frog town by officer Nix. The Indian is in jail unable to make bond. G. F., OLIVER TAKES STATE SUPERVISION OF VICTORY LIFE. Mr. G. F. Ollver, formerly State Supertextor of the Standard Life Insurance Company in Alabama, is making Dallas his headquarters, where he has been appointed State Supervisor in North Texas to repose, sent the "Victory Life" Insurance Company of Chicago, Ill. Mr. Ollver is a successful Insurance Salesman and he will succeed in placing the Victory Life in the "minds of our people in Texas." PELIX BOWERS' FAMOUS EIKO GLEE CLUB OF ALABAMA ARRIES IN DALLAS Pelly Wewers' Famous Elmo Glue Club of Alabama arrived in Dallas on August 14th and Delaware Hall will come Burford and Flora Sighty as headquarters for the entire entertainment spent 20 days in Dallas in 1981, so the event will be a portion of the total collection. "They are here now in the inter-institutional Church," Wendy McKenna of Dallas and will appear at St. John's Institutional Church, "Wednesday night at 7:30 p.m. day night, August 14th; Bob Street, M. G. Church Friday night; Aunt Mary, 10:30 a.m. Oak Cliff, Saturday night August 14th; Blessed Church, August 22nd; New Hope Church Tuesday night August 14th." night, August 4th; Thursday Avenue Christian Church, Thursday night. The Club will present Chet New at comedy at the City Hall Museum. No admission will be charged at the Church concert, a silver offering will be taken at the door. Nathaniel Anthony, who a few days ago was -fined to 100 dollars- is the daughter in the family and is not Henry Anthony. Jr. of 301 Brooker Street. THE CELEBRATION OF ROLL ST DRAWS MASSIVE CROWD The celebration of Boll Street last Friday night signaled the Civil progressive step in the Negro Citizen Community, Dr. W. E. Clark pastor of Boll Street C. M. E. Church, had a well-perfected program, headed by the K. of P. Registral mental band. The procession marched to the church. The pack's after few brief remarks presided the Master of Ceremonies, Dr. E. Artington Wilson, Commissioner Author J. Reinhart spoke enthusiastically upon the Civic and Street development. In Dallas, he stated, that it is his purposes as Street Commissioner to see that the Negroes will be given the same advantages. In paying as other races. When over there are conditions that need attention in their locality, report them to him and he will see that they are given immediate attention. Boll Street being the first celebration under present administration gave evidence of future efforts on the part of the Commissioner to place. In Negro Communities, such improvements that will warrant citizenship of progress. James Campbell was arrested for Jopping in his car on Keat Hill. He was charged with assaulting Judge Walter Irranan, who fired him six dollars. **Car Slippers Caught With The Goods** James Jones and Frank Carter were arrested by Motor Cycle Gift Shop, South Street, Dallas. The goods had been stolen from N. R. B. Robbery garage, $122 million in the car of Mr. Robbery and zipped on Wall E. to cripple it from motorcycle officers, who had been made by the thieves. When officers reached the scene, they were curtains and tools. They are being held in Jail. Italian Groceryman Boycots Negro Boy's Soda Stand It is alleged that Frank Bancolomb Italian grocerman at 2100 Thomas avenue has demanded that the company has been supplied little Lite Creag with soda stapped at once or either he flaagged at once. The store is located in the heart of Nairobi district and 168 percent of his trade is from the race. The store has also refused to supply Lite Creag with soda giving some frivolous excuse to they are out or will bring some people to the store of people living in this community are taking steps to see that Lite Creag will go some place else. Monday morning when court is called to order in Judge C. A. Pipkin, 80, of New York, for killing his wife, Lacy Gratchfield last July 13, in Manhattan. She was moved after they separated and involved nine people: presenting evidence to the court. The case was post-merged to allow Gratchfield to get away. Trish Thompson, are 15 was not in the head with an iron tag that caught him. He was another boy whom he was fighting. Thompson was treated at the Emergency Hospital and sent home. He and Court and Custody were wiped away. Poses as Officer, Beats Woman With Iron Bar Mary Corinna Coleman was hit over the head with an iron bar when Jig brown cotted at her house and was appointed as an officer, she was car- ried away in a plane and where she was treated, and all 1133 Park. Abbey. (never) made his escape but offence was she then will lead to arrest. GETTING UP NIGHTS CARD OF THANKS I Am Grateful, Friends CAN BE STOPPED often, in 24 hours. To prove that you can be rid of a lengthy-snapping aliment, call your local fire department, an emotional pain, in the groin, backache and weakness, T.I.S. send your FORTUNE SPECIFIC free and reduced obligation; no cost, if it cures your trouble you can repay the faster you tell your friends—hog them up, and you can call your name and prove you can feel 16 years younger and—be, rid of bladder trouble. FORTUNE CO. Westport Smith, Depart. Jr., Kansas City, Mo. NOTICE! After July 21, 1927, I will not be in my office before Sept. 1st, 1927. Dr. Wm. Green. 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S. of Dallas, Texas Most people need money when they move, so they want to cover their body out of atown or they may want to buy a car. You think you need this kind of money if you fancy with TICKS. Any person desiring this program sell at all cost. 909 Pythia Temple, 1910 Elm Street, 8 cathay hall. H. Strickland, Prez. S. Cofield, Sec'y IN EDALLAS EXPRESS MEMBER NATIONAL NEIGRO PRESS ASSOCIATION. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (incorporated) DALLAS, TEXAS Notice To The Public Any erroneous reflection upon the matter referred to on原 tation of the person, firm or corporation which may appear in the column of THE DALLAS press may be falsely corrected upon its being brought to the attention of the publication. The Dallas Express Subscriptions in Advance A. New 40.30 B. Coolat 7.76 G. Monthly 3.40 Single Copy .06 THE DALLAS EXPRESS Published every Saturday Morning in the Year at 1500 Swiss Avenue. Examened at Post Office at Dal- 兰, Texas, an second-class matter under Act of Congress, March 1978. Foreign Advertising Representative: W. B. Jilt Company, 609 South Dearborn St. Chicago. W. B. Jilt Company, 609 Morton St. Chicago. B14, 118 East Nassau St. As has generally been the case, the programs got off to a bad start and speakers with constructive messages were forced to forego the prepared speeches which they had hoped to deliver or they were forced to attempt to cut them short to fit the very short time allowance given them. And too, there was a noticeable tendency to allow speakers of the report to stay in the time limit, others were forced to stay within the time limit. An instance in proof of that statement is found in the limiting of the report of B. M.-Roddy, only field representative which the league has had this year, to ten minutes while another speaker, talking bout them in particular but "the faith of the fathers" was allowed to usurp a whole half hour. THE DALLAS EXPRESS has never hosted the white leather, matter that it has been called, grunt. It is not affirmed with the flamed leather. It is a plain, every day, sesame, mon. crime no self to catch the pasting breasts; flies no doubtful flags. It professes the country. Its law of even hand fiction covers all the territory occupied by the human ground, but we live on it and are protesting. Hone of the press come up and spend with this. This ground spreads. W. KING. That this condition was not unnoticed by the lay members was indicated by comments to the effect that "many of the members of the executive committee of the national league do not even help to maintain local leagues in their own cities. And those who visited the league for the first time were free in their statements - to the effect that "there was little business like procedure in the league. Certainly it will be literally true that the S.S. meeting We Still Need Policemen --- The Express notes that in the recently published budget which had to do with the welfare department and the police departments, that provision made to the police is wondered or not, the politicians of the group who have so been active since the inception of the police department have the connections necessary to make good their promises, often re-stated, to the effect that save police policemen would be appointed. THE SOUTH NEEDS THE CONTACTS appear in the general whole-accepts that national organizations who maybe still wedded to the idea of the general whole-accepts that national annual gatherings should not be held in southern cities because of the prejudice and the danger of fire, and that it has believed that the state should be based upon assurances that there is a constantly increasing number who are seeing represented during the campaign. And too, any failure now to full comprehend the expectations of national organizations they are encouraging them to come south as often as circumstances will permit. And those who argue that they tend to weaken the faith in national organizations have decided proof in favor of their contentions. The general public expects that these promises will be made good in the meantime, but the measures of these politicians were tested upon assurance, which they did not accept, during the campaign. And too, any failure now to full completely the proscriptions that they tend to weaken the faith in those politically incited groups, will spur up spouses during election time and directly by their very presence during election time, the general welfare of the group. who made themselves known to the general spirit soon made themselves known to the white south is not changing, at least to the extent directly thereafter by their very actions that it joins heartily in the invitations to such gatherings the general, wafare of the group such meetings held in southern cities tends to prove that members several of their sisters of importance and the very same statements which they made about the thinking masses of whites means that the race is seen as their "civil association" and so as their "civil association" took the people who have been accustomed to the feeling that But the roots of the matter be come very much deeper than their contents. And too, Negroes of the south themselves need the guidance of the service of visitors and they need to become convinced of the need to become involved in the efforts of the rest of the country like their fellows of other countries who have committed by members of the group at the same time... there are many of them who are sure that the race be represented in as many departments of the city government as can be opened attention, there is simple precedent for guidance toward Tampa cities for the purpose that where the people have been appointed, they have been uniformly successful, and the Supreme Lodge of Pythians in Chicago to crown that organization to hold its next session in Dallas. And the invitation of the Pythians in not unseparated. The Dallas Chamber of Commerce, the leading bankers of the city, the transportation officials and the whole of the city administration has statements in the recently published statements of the recently appointed representatives of the race responsibilities of the rest. This is a great opportunity for the interested investor Dallas, there can be no doubt but that from the contacts all concerned will receive great benefit and profit. THIS DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1937 SLOGAN: $2500 — TEXAS BAPTIST STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION THERE HAS been much speculation in all parts of America since the President from his vacation headquarters spoke those sphinx like words "I do not choose to be a candidate." Reams of copy have been turned off by enterprising reporters and political ayanats from all parts of this country have attempted to interpret their meaning. Some claim that he has flatly refused to be drafted for service to the Republican party for another term. Others feel that the president should have been drafted, except a nomination should be drafted by the leaders of his party in the coming convention. MOTTO: Scripture: "New if an man have not the Spirit of of Christ he is none of Mt. Rushon. 519. Programmes of the Forty-Seventh Annual Session to be held in the city of Rushon, Wisconsin, washington Baptist Church and School School, Dr. E. Arlington Wilson, Pastor, August 26, 27, 28 From the standoff point of real leadership and outstanding statesmanship. The Express cannot see that there is any reason to hope that President Coolidge will stay in the White House, but he will not. The sequences which might arise from his absolute refusal to run again for the highest office in the American nation. But it does realize that President Coolidge is the most astute politician who has ever occupied the White House and has been the most effective president in accepting a nomination at the hands of his party. And the sentence which he spoke or caused to be issued over his signature, to this journal, simply means that he has chosen the most likely method of passing the responsibility for his running for another term to the shoulders of the leaders of the party. **MATERIALS** A-The lectures will be called in order Thursday morning. August 25th, at exactly 9 o'clock. will be present for the opening and remain throughout the four days session. **LECTURERS and INSTRUCTORS** B-We have been fortunate in having instructors who will have their biprofessional and tutors and instructors on Moderay Sunday School. Organization and this country such a be in need of Professor C. A. Fuller of Merchall, Mrs. D. J. B. Crandall and W. H. M. Rogers. We have Merita B. M. A. Rogers. Merita B. M. A. Rogers. other outstanding Sunday School experts. It is our hope that a large next Republican nominee. And_ supposed he did not "choose to run," he could certainly accept a nomination in the hands of those who offered him name despite his carefully stated declination. Make sure superintendents and always present to prove the information that will be given out in these meetings. Representation constitutional requirement for the school to represent in the convention is ten cents per capita per the enrollment of the school; and for District conventions the constitutional require- THE NATIONAL NEGRO BUSINESS LEAGUE IS STILL IN THE RUT IF ONE IS to judge by the aspects of the open sessions of the National Negro Business League which was held last week in St. Louis, there is a steady trend backward in attendance and in the interest manifested in it by the general public and its management is still wedded to the idea of a school. In order to attract more students, it is even with due allowance for the tradition which is behind it, it is difficult to be encouraged by the consideration of the most outstanding public meetings held. school belonging to said District Convention. Failure to come up to the required amount may qualify any district or local Sunday School. In order to assist more districts and district conferences in the education, and in order to stimulate an increased amount in staging, we deflation, which we will be able to into operation by every local School and District Convention. Classification of District Conferences. A Class $75.00 and more. A Class up to $99.00. C Class $75.00 and more. The following awards are offered the district conventions. Annual award in Clause A and bringing the highest amount over $75.00 will be given the Scholarship in Houston College. The District Convention re-assigns the highest amount in Clause B over $75.00 will be given the Three Months' Scholarship in Houston College. C Convention reporting the highest amount over $150.00 will be given the Four Months' Scholarship in Houston College. Local Schools. Their Classification are classified as follows. Class A $75.00 and over Class B $0.00 and over not to ex coed $75.00. Class C 25.00 and over up to $50.00. Class D 15.00 and over up to $50.00. All other Sunday School will be known as the Good Samaritan group. Do not allow your school to be unclassified The following awards will be made to the Supt. of the successful Schools. THERE MAY be those who are members of the larger 1. The Supt. of the A class school reporting the highest amount over $75.00 will be given a return trip ticket to the National Baptist B.Y.P.U. and R.A. Congress. 2. The Superintendent of the B Class Sunday School reporting the highest amount over $40.00 but not exceeding $75 will be given a one way ticket to the National B.Y.P.U. and R.A. Congress. 2. The Superintendent of the Class Sunday School representing with the highest amount over $25.00 but not to exceed $40.00 will be given a ticket to the State Sunday School Convention. 4. The Supt. of the B Class Sunday School which reports the highest amount over $15.00 but does not exceed $25.00 will be given a hand-some Teacher's Bible. Let your Sunday School be in some one of the classes. Who is in the Sunday School circles will be told by your grouping. D — Each messenger should supply himself and bring with him a book, pen and his Bible. He must be an unassured mind. Come prepare and to contribute something for the school and for the unassured mind. We will especially asking that each one will bring along two extra dollars—One Christian Education, and One our national Publishing House. Reduced Rates E —The rate to Dallas will be one dollar. You will pay on the Certificate then. You will pay to claim the convention. You will pay to Dallas and receive a Certificate which you will provide to claim the convention. One hundred fifty certificates will be necessary in no time. You will get a fall for a certificate when purchasing your Uofet. Shares of about 31.2% inclunk. Wetfootment F —The small fee of One Dollar in one day will be charged for two small and a comfortable bed. Meals will be served in the dining room of Macedonia. Bagtest church Every person who contemplates attending the convention should send your name to Mr. E. E. Gries, 805 Good Street, Dallas, Texas, in order that assignment may be made before reaching Dallas. Departmental Meetings Macdonald Baptist Church with its Official quarters and twenty-two class rooms furnishes an ideal situation for carrying on our Departmental Work Day. In Arlington Wilson and his hospital co-congratation together with the other Baptist Churches of the city will spare no pains in looking after the comfort and welfare of the large delegation which will be in Dallas. Our Leaders The following State leaders will be given space to speak to the Convention. Dr. A. L. Boone, Pres. Mr. and E. Convention; Mrs. Ed. S. Brickland, President Women's Women's Convention; Dr. E. L. Harrison, President Foreign Missionation Convention; Rev. F. H. Jackson, President State B. X. P. U. Convention and Presidents of District Conventions. Program First Day—9:00 a. m. Convention is order by President J. E. Kline. 2. Consecration: a series of twenty-minute. Prayer of the Sunday School, The New B. L. Harrison, the Pastor Antiph. Baptist Church. to 1. Enrollment of messengers by the District. The secretary. 2. Web. Factor - Galline Biphotat, Marshall, Alternate. Rev. A. 3. Web. Factor - Galline Biphotat, Marshall, Alternate. Rev. A. 4. Collection for Foreign Mission. Rev. E. H. Harrison and U. S. K. Stekel. 5. Adjournment. 6. Afternoon Session. 7. 120 p. - Convocation re-assignments. Remarks by the presiden- tative. Life of the Sunday School Teacher, (Twenty minutes) Rev. H. G. Adams Jefferson, Texas. 8. Convocation. Connie J. A. M. A. Cone. Directives, corp.ided by Rev. M. T. Waters. 9. Address. The Modern Sunday School Fifteen Minutes, Prof. M. E. L. Musical selection. 10. Address (Twenty minutes) Dr. M. E. General Secretary of Sunday School. T. Solo. Brett Hutledge Brick- ling, Windsor, Pa. Texas. 11. Primary Department, Conde- nant, Mr. H. A. Hewlett, Dallas. Tex- 12. Musical Department, Conde- nant, Mr. H. A. Hewlett, Dallas. Tex- a. Intermediate and Senior Department prof. J. H. Moore, Marina b. Superintendent Department John Whitney, Austin, assisted by R. Nigelger, Marianne, Texas, C. Kathleen, J. and I. Fitzgerald, Corcaina, Marian Banka, Dallas. g. Home Department, Nr. X. L. h. Man's Bible Clue. Its Functions: Briar R. T. Andrew, Houston. i. Department reassemble for instruction. j. Adjudgment. Reasoning Session. k. 12 p. Convention called to order by president. Devotions to T. Tallay and Rev. A. P. Black. l. Music. Convention Chorus. m. Address: The Junior Women, School, Mrs. V. B. Miller, Houston. n. Musical Selection. o. Music. Selection. p. Marianne, Miss Bertha Milla, Dallas. 6. Convention Sermon, Rev. T. E. George, Jr., Commerce, Texas. 2. Collection for Christian Education. J. R. B. Jardine, Houston, Texas. T. R. B. Jardine, Houston, Texas. Klinney, Texas, and. Rev. J. A. McKernan, Waco, Texas, and. adjournment. 3. Day Care—Sensual Sunday. 1. 0.00 a. in Conservation Service. 1. Praise of the Sunday School. 2. Praise (twenty minutes). Rev. E. L. Harris. A. and Convocation Seminar, Rev G. B. Williams, Denison, Texas, Alternate, Rev G. Simpson, F pastor M. Corlath, Hermitage, Texas. 7. National Sunday School Publishing House. Bally 1690,000 Address: Rev. W. R. Pleiminger, and collection by Rev. W. Keeeling. Re: R. Franke. H. M. Pleiminger, and collection by Rev. W. L. Dickson. Re: M. R. Bibrowk. Arlington Wilson, Rev. M. R. Bibrowk. Each to raise Twenty Dollars (120.00). Amendment and adjustment. Second Day—Atterson Session. Bargain Service. By Conviction Commission. A. President Among Messrs. To B. Knox, Introduction of the President By Dr. M. C. Currie. C. Vivian Bola, Richard T. An- drew. of the Macdonald Hospital Church. In just about a month's time we will Grand Lodge appraise will begin to send our children back to school to continue their education, hearted pastor and his official staff item. It is said that approximately 15 per cent of the children in the chapelmanchurch which 15 per cent of the children are repeating a credit to the race at large. class room work. downey, Jr., Houston. 7. Report and evidence of officers. 8. Adjourn. 9. Adjourn—Broadway Session. 10. 1:48 p., M. Devotions, Rev. C. C. Chois and Rev. F. Scott. 11. Music, Quintette. *M. Zion Bennett Education, Rev. P. Hivers Barwell. 12. Address and Human Education, Rev. P. Hivers Barwell. 13. Address and musical talents of Dallas, and musical talents of Dallas, and interwiewed on sacred Mr. R. H. Coleman, author and writer, Superintendent, First Chapel. 14. Adjourn. 15. Interwiewed on sacred Mr. R. H. Coleman, author and writer, Superintendent, First Chapel. 16. Adjourn. 17. Morning Session. 1. 1:48 Devotions, Rev. J. W Rhodes, Easteh St. Bishop, Baptist Church, Lee. 1. 1:48 Probiblion and Christian Leadership Rev. C. C. Chois. 1. Reports from the Departmental Leadera round table discussion and committee reports. 1. Third Day—Afternoon Session. 1. 1:20 Devotions, Rev. J. W Rhodes, Easteh St. Bishop, Baptist Church, Lee. 3. Reports from the Departmental Leaders, round table discussion and committee reports. 4. Adjournment Third Day—Afternoon Season 1. 8:20 p.m. Program of Star Light Band and Young Women's Association, Mrs. M. S. Jones and Miss Jessie D. Holman, Directress Tibed Day—Evening Season 1. 8:30 Pryrania, Orphan Home Night. An excellent program will be prepared for this occasion. Dr. E. M. Grigs, Conductor, Special-dress Professor L. P. Cash, Pittsburgh, Texas Collection for Pityan-Orphan Home, Rev. J. E. Smith and Rev. F. K. Kirkwood. Sunday Morning Season 1. 9:30 Model Sunday School conducted by Bro. Clauds Biederg and Bup. E. Gries. 2. 11:00 Closing Sermon. President J. E. Knox. 3. 8:30 p.m. Sunday School Pageant (80 Children), under the direction of Mrs. E. Affington Wilson, Dallas, Texas. 4. 8:00 p.m. V. H. Night. 5. 8:00 p.m. V. H. Night. NOTE—Joint opening of the two conventions will be had Tuesday night. The process will be in the hands of the local school. Pro. T. K. Tabb of Fort Worth, will respond to the address of welcome on behalf of the State S. A. Convention. Committee Chairmen I. Bryan Orphan House—Dr. E. M. Griggs II. Forgeon Mission—Rev. E. L. Harrison. 6. Houston College-Rev. P. W. Wendey. 7. Cooperation with the National S. B. Publishing House, Rev. R. M. Gilbert. 8. State of the Country-Prof. L. M. Bector. 9. Temperance-Rev. A. C. Doner. 10. Educational Commission.—Prof. O. A. Fuller, Chairman, Prof. J. V. McClellan, Rev. W. H. Jermany, Dr. Joseph Wilson, Jr. and Miss Virginia B. Miller. 11. Awarding Banner—Prof. H. G. Grant. NOTE: The chairman of the various committees are asked to prepare your reports before leaving home. The Educational Commission is especially urged to bring to the convention a general survey of our educational problems, and bow best to solve them. 6. We invite musical talent from all parts of the state to come to Dallas. We will find place on the program to give you an opportunity to appear before the convention. —Home Thou With Us and We will Do The Good. We are your 4th Name. J. E. Knox, D.D., President. W. F. Bledsoe, A. M. Vice Pres. H. T. Wise, B. Th. A. M. V. Pres. Rev. Geo. T. Burley, Treasurer W. L. Davis, Secretary. Mrs. M. A. Walton, Asst. Sec'y. Mr. Claud Hedge, Missionary. ARE YOU INTERESTED IN YOUR CHILD'S HEALTH? Dr. W. T. Burke, Dentist Office 506 1-2 Good St. A great many of your parents blame the teachers for this, but I say to you blame yourself. I venture to say that, that child of yours who failed last year has a number of decayed teeth in its mouth. And herein lies the cause. Who can't calculate the expenditures of many, pain, sickness and heartaches that are caused by preventable sickness among our school children due entirely to bad teeth? In an effort to prevent this condition the school authorities have employed a school nurse. Her findings of your child's candidness should be regarded as serious and her advice taken and followed to the point. If her report says bad teeth, take or send the child to a dentist. It has been shown that by these inspections they may be found a outnumber all other physical defects. Do you know that the average child in school has from one to five teeth, decayed? That only about 35 per cent of the children has a tooth brush. That is almost every child's mouth. We find Lahoma—As long as you are young and have your health, there is no need for you to feel that fate is against you. I hope many of our high school girls read your letter in last week's paper and will take green stain. That in every mouth ye find decayed food lodged in the dental cavities and about the gum books is always uplifting. If you will mail to me a self-addressed, stamped envelope I can possibly give you other valuable information that I cannot give in this column. R. A. Leslie, Dallas. Roy Robson, Dallas. A. L. Lipacomb, G. P. Dallas, Texas. The unclean mouth is in a breeding ground for germs. The container of ground feces, the food container, the feces present, an ideal place for breeding germs. The tissues about the mouth are the most important. And through these vessels the bacteria and their toxins enter the blood stream and cause infections. The mouth as you know is the gateway to the alimentary tract from the intestines to the skin and the first step of digestion takes place. This food is hard to eat, smallest and most vulnerable every moment of it is impregnated with the bacteria and its toxins. The very smallest material from the margins of the spongy-gum and the decayed BRING THAT CHILD INTO THE OFFICE AND HAVE HIS OR HER TEEN LOOKED AFTER BEFORE ENTERING SCHOOL. SUNSET BRAND LODGE A. P. & HOLD SUCCESSFUL SESSION AT MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH. Most Worshipful Burst Grant Lodge A. P. & F. M. Colored of Texas and U. S. A. convened in Midnight Sun Lodge and Ruth Lodge A. P. & A. M. of Dallas at Hagatah Church 807 Good Street of Dr. R. W. Driscoll is pastor. Dr. D. W. Shields the Most Worshipful Guest gave at right twelve according to a program. After divine service by the Grand Chapman M. W. M. Chapman, the lay pastor, should legally come before it. under Masonic rites and relics. he wedge in Texas Jurisdiction was well represented which damn. of the impending difficulties were thrashed out and the assasin was declared to be one of the host for the assassination of John A. Bell of *Gull Rapid*, Mich. was a guest of the Missionary Association for future success of this Jurisdiction. In the night the Annual thanksgiving sermon was delivered by Dr. E. A. Wilson which was indeed at the service of all who listened to him. D. J. D. Leonard delivered the sermon to an appreciative audience. The Eastern Star held their grand session on the roof garden of the Macdonald Resident Church. Fold out during the year, Burkel and Orgahn 18008 Fold out during the year, Schied for the next ensuing year. K. B. W. Westbrook, Grand B. B. Johnson, D. A. M. Mullan B. B. Johnson, D. A. M. Mullan B. B. Banner, R. W. B. 8 4 B. Banner, R. W. B. 8 T. L. Avery, Treasurer, Box 586 Cameron, Texas Harry Green, T. Tari, Dalton, Tea W. M. Haskaby, S. D. Box 105 Pascoe, Tea Harry Doyle, J. D. Kerrville, Tea L. C. Holmes, S. R. Mayer, Phen. W. N. Haskaby, J. L. Mayer, Phen. W. P. Pierce, G. L. Route 2 Boy 13. W. M. McVey, G. M. Box 115 Platioria T. Truster T. S. McVey, Houston W. P. Thomas, Houston M. B. M. McVey, Houston your warning. Every girl should at least arrive to high school college. You should come a housewife, she ought to be trained to make her own living. We are trained to make her own living. We overtake us and, unless we are trained to meet them, all the world over there are not very many vocational open to girls who have not a high school education. We why, not take a course in science or Home Economics, why, not take a course in science or Home Economics are always in demand and are well made. It may be possible for you to be a good school or college located and possibly work to work and possibly culturist are also in demand and many women are owning and eparching. I am sure the fact that you try to be good has not kept you from having men friends, for there are many women who are correct, English and reading good books is always unplanned. I am self-addressed, stamped envelope I can possibly give you other valuable information that I cannot give in this column. S. A. Lecole, Dallas. Roy Kobson, Dallas. A. L. Luscombe, G. P. Dellas, Texas. P. W. Womack, Grand Chapel, the future success of the Sunset Museum, will be able to new administration and when we shall meet in our next session in the museum, we will be able to say to the poet, All Hall to the power of Jesus name, let angels prostrate fall. Bring forth the sun of Crown bim bim Lord of all. PALESTINI. *Pelligr Rest.* He is conducting a rally and so far is far ahead of the others in the effort to go for the benefit of the new school. Mr. J. E Caraway and delegation have returned from the District Conference, at Mazen and are meeting those present are: Dr. Dogan, Dr. K. W. McCarthy, Mr. W. M. McCarthy, a here from Omanh. Neb. attending the bedside of his sister Mira, Mashaah Scott whoProf. A. M. Storey and other teachers of Palestine, have returned from the ported having spent a profitable summer, Prof. A. M. Storey and wife and Mrs. C. O. Simpson have been on a tour to Washington, D. C. having overland in their Ports. illness took the train in Memphis, Tenn., and came home, but to the city of Philadelphia. Mr. Simpson and family fell for an extended trip to San Francisco. Mr. Maud Duncan is on the sick Prof. B. O. G. Presman has been elected president of Douglas school and teacher in the high school. BRYAN. The Central Texas Association convened last week at West Ridge Park. Miss Ada Light, foot left last week to visit relatives in Calvert and McGregor. Miss Vera Lane, of St. Worth, is the guest of her mother Mrs. Nash at the store, Mr. Dr. A. E. Thompson has returned home after a delightful visit of several weeks with relatives and friends in Dallas and McKinney. Mr. Charlie Cook is visiting his mother Mrs. Addie Bozeman. The Summer School has closed at P.V. and all the students have returned home, Mr. J.L. Thomas has returned to Bryan after a trip to Chicago, where he attended the annual home opening of Victory Life Insurance Agenda. A large number left Bryan Sunday to attend the Farmers Congress and Short Courts to address at Prairie View. Mr. Edd Scott has been a new Dodge Sedan Car Geekings received from Rev. J.W. Rhodes, pastor of Retho B.C. a sales that he's having's wonderful time in New York. The Green Leaf Social Club held a business meeting at the Home of Mr. Henry Crawford Sunday evening. See Mrs. Eloise R. Crawford every Saturday at Elite Barber Shop and get the Dallas Express. Our newspaper. BOLL STREET GARAGE' OPENS FOR BUSINESS One of the latest enterprises put into operation in the business activities among our group is the Heart of America, which is no other assisted Garage that will give service to the public, as this company is one of the managers feels that the kind of service will command the attention of the interested, which is a fine oil, guaving漆, resin, air art and washing can be multi-purpose and is easy to do. DEPENDENT WOMAN TAKES POISON New Orleans, La., August 20—A. M. P.—Hitte Vuma Harris of Bodega L., rewatthed pollen tables at Kearns Street. She told police that one quarried with her sweetheart was one dependent. She was taken into custody, the mother-in-law, Mrs. T. D. Hradek, 1124 Wattin Rd. SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF THE LATE L. L. CAMPBELL ```markdown ``` Ebenezer Sunday School 8:30 10:14—Suppe, U. R. Fewler Master of Ceremonies P. Ebenezer Baptist Church 10:14 to 11:45—Dacson W. M. Moose, I. Master of Ceremonies Opening Service—Acting Pastor Mar. G. W. Williams. Opening Service from Deacon Board D. R. Hull. Trustees Board—Prof. J. H. Pickard. W. H. M. S—Mrs. M. Thomas. Chloe-Prof. H. E. Soul. Other Board—Mrs. R. L. Hancock. Music: W. A. M. Hattie Colle. Light Board—Mrs. M. Buck. From Other Churches of the City. 11:15 to 12:30—Mrs. M. Master of Ceremonies. Printeries The F. and A. M. U. K. Knights Daughters of Tabor and the Colonels. Address of Rev. R. J. Kenkins. Paterson Society Mount. 144 p. m. Burial Memorial of I. D. I. Campbell. My sorrowing friends: Commissioned and ordered by the Hon. W. B. Willis, Grand Chancellor of the Colored Knights of Prubina, Texas, Jurisdiction I bring to the bereft family; relatives and this innumerable concourse of srowling friends, our heart felt sympathy. This is my hour, a day and a week of sorrow and gloom, so dense is the gloom. of its perpetual mystery. Life in its coming and in its going is always mayotierary Death is only the pre- whole of one of us. God's Measements who are in the open room from Gloom and suffer, to do not be eternal life. Earth's shadows dark, and the human side of the door but the light of God's kingdom makes the spiritual bright and glorious. If we could only keep the spiritual eyes unblinded by tears should be the presence of death in an angel holding the power of soul a peasant to the esteeming king of God, where the sun never go down. If we could keep our spiritual ears unviolent to earth our beloved Dr. L. L. Campbell when we contemplate this great orb of day. We are impressed with its magnitude and elevation $8,500$ of miles from us and 1,000,000 of times larger than our earth The Christian is elevated by the grace of God, lifted up into heaven by redemption through the blood of Jesus. The Sun is a diffuser of light. How dreary is the day without the light of the Sun! Dr. L. L. Campbell was a sun of righteousness of the work of doing good. He was the revoltant of the good, and was compelled to shine, arise and shine for the light is come, he was always shilling in good deeds to all-kindly, shining an a great Christian. The setting of the sun is a loud striking representation of the mortality of the body. His sun went out of the day, and the sun is a small thing down of the sun is a usual and unexpected event; but we were not unprepared for the demise of Dr. L. L. Campbell. He was a man of great life, and was is born to die, the world is under the domination of death, all must submit to his reign. Death is a solnm fact, because of its abso- lence of life, after the partings, we have some power of determination, some chessless of will, out here we are in (the grip of forced, with which we have abso- lence of life) and we have a good thing the result. Death comes with the golden knife of eternity and out the heart's strings of life. Death is the most a great and most in the heart. It is a corner where we change direction. Death is solemn bookish of the perpetual mystery. Life in its time is the most a great and most mysterious Death is only the presence of one of God's "Hessengers" who comes to open a door from the other officer, to glory and eternal life. Evidently, the good and the bad of God's "kindom" makes the spiritual bright and the great life of God's "keepers" our spiritual eyes unblinded, the tears we would see in the presence of death an angel holding out to life. The most a great and most smart of the stewnting kingdom of God, we have a good down of the sun. If we could keep our spiritual ears univibrant to earth. wetting, we could hear the muscle of harpers harping-on their harps, blessed are the dead who die in the Lord, yen, saith the spirit that they may rest from their labors and their work do follow them. God bless the son, may the mantle of his father fall upon him, that he might continue the good work of his father, God bless the bereaved family, for I leave the sympathy of the Lord. I pray that you Grand Lodge Officers and 8,000 Knights of Pythias with you all. Scripture Reading—Rev. J. G. Guthings. Prayer—Rev. J. C. Lott. Biography—Erol. L. C. Anderson. Music. As Phantor of Ebenager Church—Dr. C. H. Christian. As a Citizen—Mayor Hon. Me-Fadden. Music. As Moderator of the St. John Association—Rev. M. Hurd. As President of the General Baptist State Convention—Rev. G. F. C. Curry. Music. As a National Character—Dr. Henry Allen Boyd. Music. Funeral Oration—Dr. R. R. Prince. Dr. Prince announced 1 Cor. 16-2-55 verses. The sermon was practical and full of gathers, eloquent and powerfully delivered. Dr. Prince THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20. 1927 Texas' Million Dollar Pians Take Chicago (CONTINUED FROM TAGE ONE) Bowell, Grand Impressure, Mrs. A. H. McPearson, Superrepressure, Mrs. L. B. Williams, Grand Worthy Matron of the Juveniles and the treasurer of the juveniles. Among the other Texans in evil treatment, Mrs. L. B. Williams, the ground of the convention and Prof and Mrs. H. D. Vaux of Galveston Mrs. Ida McColucch, recent PhD rector of one of the Californians rector of one of the Californians, birds, fifteen captains of Californians, captains of Uniform Bank companies. N. Gustaf of Dillas, Dc. C. C. Galveston, Galveston, N. E. Cobbs Wright, Fl. Worth, Col. J. L. Polk Dallas, Emmanuel Helpep, Waco and Arreston Brooks, all of Houston. Flo, Alfred, Samuel L. Harnes, Minas, Lille, Phelpep and Arreston Brooks, all of Houston. Alimone to Open Texas Campaign One of the most enthusiastic supporters of the case of the Texas is Cale Reece Conklin Simmons, a former president of successful political trip to Memphis and but latter appointed to a position created especially for him. He spoke at Monday night and investigation for the City of Chicago. He spoke on Monday night and ringing to Dallas as the logical place for the next meeting of the Biurea Lodge Supreme Council Opposed to Tb State to As it now appears the Texans must ever come the unwillingness of Suprema Chancellor Green to a meeting in the South before the election. The state has not sued. Although all of the deli-ations have already signified their intentions of voting for The Lone Star State, the Texans had been pledged to Texas before MARLIN .. Mr. Bank Washington died August 11th and was by birth of three Tres. Mr. Texas, Mrs. Texas officiated. Rev. Calhoun, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, Texas day. The summer students from the University and The Quinn College and other colleges will report a profitable session. They all report a profitable session. Hickey from Wiley University will report a profitable session. They will reach home Saturday August 10th. Mrs. X. O. Black and five halesmen will return to Pittsburgh some time, to attend a session of Black's美术 studios will open Sept. 6th on Island Street. Black's美术 studios will open Sept. 6th on Island Street. Black's美术 studios have returned from P. V. well rested and ready for work. Rev. W. Nettles has returned from Mrs. Nettles on Island Street. She is one of the big preaching leaders of the church's foreign force. Mr. D. Stuff will have come from Samuel Hutton College, Austin, Texas. Bresher preach, and Friends left Martin Sunday morning to attend a funeral at Austin, Texas. Mr. Steve Fahntel has felt a barber show off his Dr. Nelson, Ed. Cates and Mooney have opened a big Union-Review on Kennedy Street, where he is a big patronage from their friends, but he is not a big patronage from their friends, but Mr. Nero Mooney bury died last Tuesday and was buried Thursday, mul He was a Loyal Friend of America. M. Measr Gheon, Smith and Warren Have returned from their 10 days vacation-trip touring South, Texas and report a splendid and profitable trip. Mr. Hangge is doing fine at the Providence Sanitarium, Waco, Tex. Prof. Wright and Mrs. Wright of Belton have been at the bed side of their grandmother, Mrs. Talley. Mr. Quincy Hammonds and father left for Calvert, Thursday to stay and at St. Emanuel's Association. Mr. and Mrs. Yeownood, Worthall has closed his summer school with a big success in every respect. Mr. and Mrs. Turner are at their mother's bedside, also. Mr. Clay of Riesel Texas was buried Thursday. Dofsey Undertakers had charge of the remains. Mr. Pittman of Lott was drowned in the Arkansas R.R. Lake at Lott last Thursday. Miss Benson of Beaumont, Texas is at the Oriental R.R. All the Chop house on Wood Street has decided to combine and form one big Chop-house with Mr. Willie Smith of Band-town as their manager. Mrs. Talley is resting very well as of the press Mr. Gilbert Marrie of Mexico is in town for the Hot Water. Mrs. Murray Githon celebrated her 74th anniversary on the 15th of August. Quite a brilliant affair. Miss Crawford of Houston is in town for the Hot Water. TYLER, . Regular services were held at all the Churches last Sunday, and a fair sist crowd was present despite the fact that the large crowd attending the revival at different rural Churches. Mrs Lottie Pierce Hamilton, Ft. Worth is here visiting parents, Mrs. George Martin has returned from a pleasant trip with relatives in Texarkana St. Louis, Mo. and CALVERT Mr. Della Ward of Corciana is in the city visiting her nephew and wife Mr. and Mrs. Henry Haynie. Mrs. Hattle Henry of Groesbeck left Saturday after two weeks stay in the city the guest of her husband Mr. John Henry. Mrs. Lenora King of Kosse spent the week in the city attending the Association, while here she was guest of Mrs. Haynie. Little Charles Turetin, Farris is consolidated after three "seks illness with prudents." Rev. C. A. Williams, Mrs. Ines Maxwell, Mr. S. Hanner, Miss Bernardine Maxwell and Mrs. C. M. Haynie are leaving this week for Dryan to attend the Sunday School Convention. Mr. and Mrs. Joe, Chance and son of Abilene spent a few hours in the city the guest of Mrs. Henrietta Hang. Mrs. Heatrice Sutton of California is visiting Mrs. H. W. Whitehead. Mr. Tommy Williams, departed this life Friday night and was laid to rest Sunday by Branch Understanding Company. Quite a few out of town people have been in the city this week attending the Saint Emanuel Association. Winston-Salem, M. C., August 20—(TANP)—Reverend William M. Rose throughly sedged his life here Friday afternoon by finding the lead from a single-barrel shotgun into his heart. The minister, who was just three years old, has been health for several months and it is balanced that demandance over his condition prompted him to commit suicide. WARREN R. RUBBELL Born in Halifax, Va., August 19, 1813, healthy and very much alive today. Warren J. Russell, ex-slave has embittered, the governor, four score and ten, being fully five, scores and nine on his least birthday which was the tenth of this month. Warren and his mother were sold as slaves at the market in New York. He was a servant, and as he was a babe of a few years, his owner bought him for a few dollars. He bought him for a good price, and as a good price to an other man, for the years passed. Kissel, knew For forty-nine years Warren was a slave for the same master in Arkansas, after his freedom, he moved to Port-Louis, Texas, where he moved until eleventh years ago, when he moved to Dallas. Warren does not care for bobbed hair and says no woman should should leave her hair at a barber. You Too Can Be BEAUTIFUL If you have warts, scars, stipples, hair loss, or other skin conditions, you should not stubble. Not stubble is an immunity but a safety precaution. 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Only a few friends and relatives witnessed the affair. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Marion Gruchfield of Dallas, sister of the bride, Miss Taylor who is now Mrs. Smith was one of Denton's City teachers for several years, laying charge of the fintel, mediate departments. She is a former student of Denton High School and of Prairie View College. She is a worthy young lady and we wish for the young couple a happy and prosperous future. Mr. and Mrs. Smith are reading at 144 Thomas Avenue, Dallas. Little Miss Ardelle Jones, 15 years of age died suddenly at her home on April 16, 2015, of a heart attack. Doctor could be summoned for medical aid. Her Father, Elizabeth Jones of Bakersfield, CA, also was dead when he arrived. MRS. L. T. Lambert to Bakersfield, CA, and Mrs. R. Bey, M. P. Lambert to up and very near. Mrs. Bey was taken to Fort Worth Saturday evening where she also will undergo an operation for appendicitis. Mrs. Bey was taken to Sage from Oklahoma of the sarcophagus of her grandmother and sister. Worth here visiting her parents, Mrs. Bey and Jesse conducted a five nights, meeting at St. James which included a visit to Pillars of Rock on her visit. examining at S.P.M. and at the night services to for Jones preached a great sermon at the $ 1000 service, Rick listed Miss Carrie Wright, Mr. Adolpus Richardson to improving Sunday was piaters day at Sunset Gallee Baptist Church as excellent program was rendered by the Bisters that was enjoyed by all present Sunday School and preaching services were found at St. Paul C. M. E. Church Sunday with Good attendance. PARIS Miss�ola Franklin of Denver, Colo. is the home guest of Mrs. Ophalla Wortham, Miss E. T. Grice of Theven, Kansas is here visiting relative and friends Mr. Henry Oregans and Wills Smith, in our. Aparila. Friday. Mrs. Baby Cray and little sons, Billy Joe and Natholh Carry left for things after a pleasant visit with her mother Mrs. L. M. Howe, Mr. Zane County Burlin for Ms. Col. is five visiting in the city. Miss Jindra Holden is here visiting Miss TEXASTOWNS Jimmy Chambers is back from Oklahoma after a pleasant visit. He will be back last week. Mrs. Koe Dell Gray is reopening the week and at home, after a month. Mrs. Lori Leto Gray club not with Mrs. Annabelle Blown 217. 6. Sibleigh Street. Tuesday evening and enjoyable evening was given to Mrs. Derrick, Mrs. Griffith and Mrs. Lella M. Smith now mum, Mrs. Griffith and Mrs. Tropea of Toskea, Kanaan was an out of town visitor in the club. A serviced by the hostess. Next meet-up is with the Boys. The Boys and members of Saint Paul Baptist Church under the leadership and pastoring of Rev. James H. McKinney, a senior anniversary during the week lead-up to night. Mrs. L. C. Shoot celebrated with a musical given by her musician, the chair rendered excellent mum dur. and trained. Mrs. Alice Hill of Dallas Mrs. Marit Wortt has resigned. Mrs. Alice Hill of Dallas MARLIN Mrs. W. D. Watson and daughter Miss. H. H. Watson of Sagulpa, Oklahoma have been visiting their uncle Mr. J. C. McKenna and Mrs. Viola Murphy of Highbank and other friends. Messrs. E. L. Gileon, Smith Williams and Eack Warren are touring Texas in the southern and eastern points. They expect to visit all of the large cities before returning to Sept. Profs. Huff and Carr of Austin and Giddings respectively, were in Martin last week on business. The delegates have returned from the Grand Lodge at Austin and report a splendid season. Burn to Mr. and Mrs. Campbell an 8 pound boy, mother and son are doing five. Mr. Thomas is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Adams of Abbots are in town and are bathing at the Oriental. Mr. Adams one of Ablens's best colored citizens. Prof. Edwin Stanns of Mrs. Pen Gambles and several others left *Bobby's campus.* Last week, the District Conference known as the Monkey Skay, Mary, Gambles will represent the district in the IAA. Mr. A. P. Lard on land Street is the only real Nero Junk man. He buys everything that looks like junk. Prof. H. R. H. Stelton of Highhawk is a Maritime visitor to week. Mr. Stelton will be moving to move his shop on BHI and join him with Mr. Jambre in the ship. Mrs. Alma Smith is improving. Dernice and Charlie Wayman Jr. left for Austin last week to be at their grand mother's funeral and burial. Mr. Jack Tancy of FL Worth is in town for the hot water. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Williams of Fort Worth are here in Martin visiting their -ants Mrs. Deida Bodus, Mrs. Tea Jackson of Ableton is still at the Hunter Hospital and is still improving. CROCKETT Miss Pearl C. Teal is conducting a class in handicraft. The following persons are members of her class: Mrs. B. R. Smith, Mrs. Zante Howard, Mrs. Amanda Williams, Mrs. Augusta Hall, Mrs. Amanda. Wholey, Miss Creoots, Holly, Their work is showing up closely. They are making under the instruction of Miss Teal's basketball match, etc. No better artistic match. TEMPLIS Mrs. Lucille Guster and Juahita Hollin, entertained last Wednesday at a lawn party in the room of Mrs. Guster in 40 south 7th street under the suspices of Eight Street Baptist Church, for the benefit of Mrs. Hollin's Club. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Rapide of south 13th, street are rejoicing over the birth of a fine baby girl. Mrs. Mary Powers has returned home after visiting in Dallas, Ft. Worth, Wichita Falls and other points. Mrs. Julius Moore has returned home after spending several weeks with her aunt Mrs. H. C. Anderson, 50 south 5th street. Mrs. Mara Davie, Mrs. Bethel A. Fred, Mrs. Nina Clay, Mrs. Allen W. L. Davie, W. M. Davie, W. M. Romelle, M. Cardi Carcero, accompanied by Daniel Branford, and by Robert Branford, Antonio during the past week, at which place they attended the grand-grand United "Order of Odd Fellows" Aria, Lucille Guest of south Ft. Street is reported III at this work. The man of south Ft. street, and the man of north Ft. street have returned after sleaving several wakes out of the state. The mother of daughter Thema of the state. Thigh street are visiting friends in Los Angeles, and Oakland California. mire is spending a few weeks in Arizona, left for Anderson Jeff for Kansas to witness the stone taying of the Masonne Jeff, left. David Willem was fled to rest. Fear of the Masonne Mr. Sandy, Swett of Ardmore, Mr. Sandy, Swett of Ardmore, Mr. and Mrs. Drawn, Swett of Paint Austin, of Wichita, Falls in Missouri, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lane, left for Houston, they and schliff left for Houston, they and schliff left for Houston, they Swett, Swett, Mrs. Maurice, Love Dallas, Mrs. Nelle Batte, left Holtney left for Kansas City). May, 8, Y. May. Wanted Information of importance for Rev. R. Y. May phone 2-5775 at Dallas, Texas, after 7 o'clock p. m. OKWOOD, Religious meetings seem to be the "cry of the day" for the Reverberate Hopkins and Bwin has been closed very unsuccessful revival in British Baptist Church were a score of soaking-to-terred the told Revival is how in progress, at Lune Star, with pastor Graves brother officiating, some 12 occasions has been reported. Meisengers and visitors to the District conference held at Mexico 2-7, have been a lightful report. Attentions are now turned to 6, a convention to be held with Safem R. C., August 11-14, Malaysia. Infections seem to be, do the de- THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, REXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1927 MEXIA Services were good at all Church's Sunday. The Union B C. fan a retival all the week and look in two converts which were baptized sunday. The District conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church convened Wednesday, morning and closed Sunday. Mrs. Anna Harris is planning to motor to East Texas; during the week, Mr. and Mrs. Will Jackson of Athens, Texas were visitors in Mexico Sunday evening stopping at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lonzo Lewis, Mrs. Mecle Bighter, sister and son, Annie Lou and Will Edgar. Hopkins motored to Avants Prairie Monday afternoon. Jim Rowe leaves Tuesday morning on a fishing trip to be gone two weeks. Miss Thelman Higgins of Teague, Texas is visiting her cousin in Mexico. Miss Arrice Riley New Readers: Robert Dixon, Linnie Figord, Laura Coleman, Isabella Smith, M. E. Young, T. B. Hunt, Chas. Hill, Ellen Yoldell, A. Harris, Harry Blue, Stuiter Cotton, Jim Row's Karnest Johnson, Goes King, Willie Price, Jerry Payne, Johnny Bewell. THEHMAN — The officers and members of Harmony B. C. fineder their much beloved pastor Rev. Dr. Wilson Jr. a birthday ban, quiet, his being his 60th Birthday Monday night. August 6th in the Church a literary program was executed. The pastor sat in a beautiful decorated chair, on the church lawn, which was nicely decorated refreshments were served by the Urors of the Church haded by Miss Anna. Coleman, Mimes Lilly Coleman, Rosa Childa, Jane Tucker Ellen Green, Fannie Shaddock and others were the committee on arrangements. Prof. Lenoy Kirkpatrick was master of ceremonies Dr. Wilbon was the recipient of many handsome presents. Memoirs. Wm. McKinley and McKinley Johnson are touring the cities of Memphis and Nashville, Tenn., and from there to Lexington Ky. in Mr. Kinney's handsome car, Mrs. N. Kinner, of Delson, Mrs. Blanche Thomas of Rockwall, Mrs. Matjie Townnell and Miss Sarah Hime are in attendance to the grand lodge of W. W. O. W. in Galveston this week. Rev. J. E. Rains attended the grand lodge of Odd Fellows at San Antonio last week. Mrs. Beasie Thomas of 84 East Pacific Street, royalty-entertained members and friends of the Sunshine Social Club, friends from Denise's were guest. Dr. and Mrs. A. N. Prince Mias Odessa, Rochester's have gone to the supreme grand lodge of Knights of Tythias in session in Chicago, in their handsome car. The excavation work of the new Harmony B. C. begun Aug 5th corner of College and Montgomery Street, under the supposition of Deacon, Abe Holdings of the Church. SILVERED New Jethal Bund; School opened at 5:20 with Bup and taarrers present. Lesson reviewed by Bup. F. Li Woodard Class No. 5 holds the banner, Mrs M. E. Butler, teacher, Church was fine all day Sunday at BL Haulah Rev. Southern preached two noble sermons The Sunday School read-an excellent program at 1 P. M. with B.e. King. Bup. St. Vin. cat Church service all day Sunday. The. Dunan preached two soul stirring sermona, Prof. Campbell t-tended St. Beulier - Sunday. Prof Campbell and daughter Willie Lee Campbell left-for-home Monday Mr. Lixis Willis is here visiting her daughter and grand-daughter Misses Elnsta, Wallace and Eaker-dee. Singleton left Tuesday for Oakland, California, Mrs. Ruby Willis and children left for New York Rev. W. R. Mays attended Church at West. Bush, Sunday, Rev. M. M. Harris, pastor at Beaumont, Tex reported a very strict time. Miss Meroll - Adams left for Beaumont to visit friends and relatives. We are looking forward to the Association which convenes Tuesday. Mr. John Moran and Mr. Odis elected delegates, Mrs. O. T. Taylor is improving nicely. Mrs. L. P. Williams has returned from Galveston, Texas and niece Estella Nickelson. Get the Express from Eddie. WOLFET GITTY Mr. Jones-Raeen is visiting his children in Murkoges, Oklahoma. Miss H. E. Woods spent the week and visiting relatives. Mrs. Clifford M. W. Wortham is visiting in Dallas. Mr. Hardin Bann, Mr. Horace Wilburn, and Prof. W. J. Taylor motored to Dallas after a pleasant visit in Bulphur Springs. Quite a number motored to Coldets to withstand his bartening. The program was acquired by the Star Light Band was called a new case. Mr. James Jimerson, Mr. W. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Yaites motored to Bonham and Honey Grove. Mr. Frank Hightower of Dallas visited his slater Mrs. Vioia Clark. ARDMORE... R. E. and Service were well attended at the First National Society with Rev. D.E. John son at his own. The two wonderful sermons during the day Miss Ada Green, Brother Dick Melkins and Mrs. McGlard, have still on the sick list. As we go to grease the and news was received of the deat of Mr. Louie Green, Mr. C. D. Bashler son of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Natchalor is at home. Mr. Robson has returned from the city of New York from two weeks ago. Mr. J. E. Lots, Mrs. Exxeth Dall, Miss Pay Roberson, Alma Crip will motored to Fort Worth and Dallas Thursday for a week's rest. For the Dallas Express see Karl Crisp, phone 3548 W. . CLEBREREN .. Rev, William members are carrying on a very many fronts. He is a Worth, Worth, sang Bunny at the bac, B. R. and First R. B. C. Meddames Corvins Gritter and Molrose Carrier of Villalonga. He was a Villalonga Relatives Rev. H. Wyrth in post in Alavandan Sado in post in Alavandan Sado in Alavandan Rev. W. Fleming and Mrs. Hatele Kennard of Sado and Mrs. Kennard of Sado and Mrs. Ehst Ehst of Sado Mossy upstage in Alavandan Mrs. Bena Garrett and son who of city is progressing nicely. Mr. Tom Curry has purchased the new real-west built on Corgettes fit, by W. A. Belf, and Company. J. J. Schindler has been on the same street. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Will Anderson a fine boy. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith a fine girl. Baby and Moth was born in 1873. The first son of a铁路沿线元帅, a number of Austin entertained a number of her friends with a part last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Adams. Mr. George Sam received a painful wound in the handover last year. The man was moved on W. Anderson's back, and the boy, in Lockett is harvesting his boy trip which seems to be a success. Mr. Ray Thomas was an entrended Saturday night at the 10th St. Bancay. Mr. Bancay had two daughters, Mrs. M. Horin and Mrs. Lillis Manigo, which was Brockbridge have returned. On such of God, in Christ is carrying on a revival at Oak Hill. Mr. C. Smith of Dallas was in the e-lìbundary visiting his mother, Mrs. Esale Nichols and daughters Miss Golamé and Tommy are visiting relatives at Dallas. Mrs. Classic Pollard visited in Fort Worth Monday. Mrs. Bellie Bolden is visit, using her sister in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Mrs. Maggie Winters won the contest, raising the highest amount of money. Medames E. J. Mosely, Callie Bell have returned from Houston where they attended the H. H. of Ruth grand lodge. Oblie Stone whose skull was crushed by another boy is improving slowly. Mrs. Willie Ann Cranney of Dallas was in the city Thursday visiting relatives. Rev. Lewis Williams, Medames Maggie Winters, Hattie Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sweeney are attending the association at St. Worth. Mrs. Bennie Jones and some have returned from Edgewood where they visited relatives last week. Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Wallace who have been visiting relatives in the state have returned to Cleveland, Ohio. They were accompanied by their sister Miss Krosstine Phill. from Hubbard City to Wichita Falls was the guest of Mrs. Ross Bell Smith last week. Mr. William who is confined to his room at his brothers home, Hey, Lewis Williams is improving a slowly. Mrs. Loren Jones's sister who has been visiting her has returned to Wolfe City. Mr. George Phillips ran over his baby last week in an auto, the baby is writing along nicely. Mr. Robert Glanz was to be and a unit of Port Worth was visiting these Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Alston Jr. and their two daughters Misses Dorris. Mas and Melba. Q. left August 6th for an extended trip through Tennessee and Alabama and to visit relatives in Dawson, Georgia. TEAGUE 8. S. was well- attended Sunday at all churches. Quite a number of people in the city visited the C. M. S. District conference at Launa. Crapes last week and was well pleased with their trip. Mr. H. M. Bates Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Bates Jr. was visiting at home. Mr. W. M. Hucaby is attending the grand lodge A. P. and A. M. in the city of Dallas this week, he left Dallas. August 17 for New York, returning home about September. Sick H. Mrs. M. Williams. **BROWNWOOD** Service was attended at all Churches on Monday. The pastor at Lilie Flon is昌孕, preached two nigles a sunrise Sunday. a swell affair. Mrs. M. Hughes and daughter returned from Waco where they spent several days with her daughter and grand daughter. Mrs. Lawyer Evans and daughter, Mr. Ed Dodd is doing nicely also. H. Chesey Lolo Bell Court No. 18 will entertain her Brothers August 12th. Article: Rev. Mosely from Brady Mr. Ray Thomas - from - Mineral Weils. Mr. Babe Shaw from Ark Mrs. Millie Chandles from Fort Worth. Mr. Bylvester Harrie from Waco, also Mr. M. Chandles, Mrs. M. A. Hall, Tenn. and other points in Texas. Mrs. L. Jones from Houston, Mrs. Varnica Jefferson from Dallas, were she has been attending school. Mrs. Katiis Chandler 10 FL Worth. Rev. S. H. Alexander to Cleburne, attending the Convention **WORTHAM** All R. R. and Churches were well attended. All were carried on in our town. Rev. M. C. Graves is carrying on in revival B. Nickies is visiting friends and relatives in Dallas the week. visit of all of our students are visiting in Wortham. We are visiting in Dallas this week. R. R. and M. Sophia Moore are spending time with Smith a baby girl. Sunday night Smith a baby girl. Cary Moore has closed a success. Cary Moore has closed a success. Baptism and baptised Sunday afternoon in the presence of a large crowd. All attended irs services through. Wheatam, Mr. and Mr. David Cook, Mr. and Thomas, Mr. Cook, Mrs. and Thomas, Mr. Cook, Moore has returned from Dallas. R. Warren Smith on the sick bed. Warren Smith on the sick bed. Wortham raised the first bale of section that was signed in Wortham LAWTON., Barrett Chapel A. M. Church during the week was the scene of merit for the citizens of Lawton. Burely Nymph ac- campansled the opening of the Carnival and remained all the week. Muse came with the Port Bill or chesterbox and each heart was filled with joy which induced the light fanfarest to be ground very silent, action on the church lawn. The car, rival was a huge success, launched by the trustee board and netted a handsome sum of $7.60 to be paid, filed to their the expenses on the church. This week promises to be sold by good week at Barrett chapel in the religious warfare at Christ. Miss Blakt, the Evangelist of Kappas city, Mo., will conduct a revival to regain the lost souls for Christ and find the wondering sheep that have fallen from the fold. We are inviting all persons to attend this meeting and have their spiritual strength renewed. Miss Deessie V. Charles of Heumont, Texas left Sunday for her home after spending a month visit, with her uncle's G. A. Clantop. Mrs. Ammie Day who has been visiting her aunt Mrs. Ell-Graves and other relatives left Saturday for weeks to join her husband. Herves were good at Bethlehem Baptist Church, 8 R. and B.Y. P. U. were good. Our pastor Rev. E. A. Keith preached two noble sermons. The delegates left Tuesday for Athens to attend the Western Diocese's Mass, and will leave Sunday for the Association. **GOCRIBANICA** Mines Dora Natalia, I. G. Theorem, Grace Brown, L. T. Thomas, William W. went to Waxahachie on the 2nd to attend the funeral of Mr. E. Wiltshire on the 4th and buried on the 4th, Mrs. Gussie "Woods" Died on the 4th, Grand Master Jackson, Moseb. A. Knox, V. J. Johnson, Moseb. A. Knox, N. L. Perry have arrived on Anthony M. Wiltshire was a pleasant guest of Mrs. O. C. Moseb. Moseb. A. Mozzo entertained with a white On Tuesday night the Y. M. P. At patrolled with a reception at the Wednesday night at the East Club. Club entertained, with a picnic. On Thursday evening Mrs. L. M. Cruz was a charming hostess of the evening. B. M. Pressed Martin taught an octherb helpful lesson in the H. Y. P. U. At night service we pastor- peached a wonderful season. That them have been added to the church, during the school year, the cott- shell of Aaron is assisting in the meeting. The pastor and his con- dorado write to the school and Fri- dies. The school management arranged to give us a school this year. LEUPIN Sunday School at us, past hour, Rev. W. H. Real preached at 11:30. R. W. U. at usual time, Rev. W. H. Real preached on Sunday night and preached a wonderful season. Madam Luela McDaniels SCIENTIFIC METHOD OF SCALP MESSAGE. A MODERN WONDER. Will promote a full growth of beautiful hair, and treatment will dent your hair to growing. 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All present enjoyed a pleasant vining with games of the school. All other which refreshments were served. All Austin jolins the congregation of Eipener, Baptist Church in mourning the loss of their beloved Pastor, Hey, L. I. Campbell, who departed this life Tuesday August 10th, after a slight operation. He had been ill for some time but, of course, his family and many friends hoped for his recovery. The Late Rev. Campbell was pastor of Eipener Church for 35 years and well-remembered by his loyal congregation on that anniversary some few months ago. Austin, Texas, August 10-20 Former football star of the Book- er Row, Dallas will enter Samuel Huston on September 12 Austin, Texas, Wade Brown, Jason Walsh, Leonard Brown, Charlie Briden and Emma Matthews This quintet intends to be change- ed to the team that they may help conquer the travelling Wild Cats. Bear, Tiger, Tiger, Tiger, trailing Southern parts of the state, and to keep the Southwestern Athletic Conference championship football wall in the College library. Also to stop the green and yellow wavers force. To thank the Baker's long use of helpers will be Hill Taylor's with, and with the application of his "stuff" to them, they certainly All of the men are going out for football, basketball and baseball. Jennie Mahn, Director of Athletics at Samuel Huston reports a wealth of other new unidentified players. All of the New York compiling his athletic program, will be in state, capital first month, in first month, to teaching the whisk. SAMUEL HUSTON COL LEGE SUMMER SCHOOL Austin, Texas, August 19, 1941 The first summer schools, the curricular stage of teaching high school life, are scheduled to meet the needs of principals, super- visors, classroom teachers, together with students in the pre-service program. The Assistant Bouseholds been visited by such outstanding national and state educators includ- ing Mr. Cadwell of the Glster and Joseph Pund, and the Executive HENDERSON .. A revival is being conducted by Rev. O. E. Collins under the auspices of the C. M. E. Church, some good results being accomplished." Mr. M. F. Beace returned home August 11th, left motret improving. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Simmons little child died August 11th, remains laid to rest. The following day, Mrs. Tabitha Johnson was taken seriously ill. Sun, aith past, but is now much improved, Mrs. George Hurd is still on the mend. Mrs. Fannie Muckie day, Mrs. Lolo Bell Allen, Miss Lois Brown and Mr. Oscar Stephens have returned from Kaneas City, and report having had a very nice trip, McKinney Chapel C. M. E. Church had a very nice crowd. Sun, day night, Rev. A. H. Daniel filled his most. The Merry Wives Club WILL REPORT TO-TRAINING CAMP SOON CHARLIE DUERN Secretary of the National Association of Teachers in Colored Schools, and others. These educators expressed much appreciation for the way the College is utilizing its opportunities to save the education of the Negro in Texas. The Summer School was much thrilled and benefited by the lectures and demonstrations of once practical, effective, markedly personned of the Summer School and professor in her chosen field, Mrs. Bernardine C. Towns, who is a place among the great educators of Toronto. This educator was delighted with the high calf of the student lender of the institution for the him- morial service it has rendered Prairie View in the development of Dean Cernichell, one of the first college professors of Normal University, and one of the student group holds collective degrees and are taking the advanced courses offered on oak grade of students. EXAS TOWNS visitors with. g. ride through the city. After visiting the Capitol and other points of interest, a Water Melon Feast was held on the grounds of the D. D. and B. T. Center. A number of furnished vans; Mrs. C. H. Christin; President of the City Federation, M. M. E. Dudsen, M. Martin, M. P. W. Shaw, Mrs. E. M. Lee, M. C. Walker, M. C. L. Dennis, M. E. E. Yerwood, M. H. Wzart, M. Hayford and M. Goln. Tro guests were: Mrs. Nughes, Bedford, M. M. Updike, M. Upskid, Petersen, Texas, President and Mrs. Banka, Paul Quinn College. The Health meeting sponsored by the City Federation was held at Samu'at Houston College Tuesday evening. Dr. Eden, City Health Physician, gave a very interesting talk. He expressed great interest in establishing a neighborhood Clinic and Welfare Station for Infants and members of our group of all ages. He stated that Superintendent McCallum has offered the use of one of the school buildings for that purpose. Dr. Edith complimented the President and Ladies of the Federation for the splendid way they handled the case of the Infant Recently. Laced in the city Hospital The case was one of serious nature that required the attention of a specialist. The Ladies raised enough money to defray the expense of a nurse to accompany the Baby to a special Clinic, in New Orleans. Miss Estella Reeves, one of our own Registered Nurses will be in charge of the Infant on the trip. The Dietrik A. M. E. Sunday School convention will convene at Taylor next week. Among the deals, gates to represent Metropolitan & M. E. Church are: Mrs. Lindsey Mrs. Hollie, & D.-Rutitr, D. Mohr Jr. Miss Lucilastine Walker. Mrs. R. S. Livinggood interment, the cost of the curioeus, the cost of the facsimile evening. All present enjoyed a pleasant evening. Mrs. S. Livinggood was born after which curioeus were availed. Eugene Baptist Church, of Eugene Baptist Church, in mourning the loss of their beloved wife, was deserved this life Tuesday August 10th, after a slight operation. He family and many friends hoped for a memorial service, but was pastor of Examese Church for 35 years and well remembered. THE SUCCESS OF SAMUEL HUSTON FOOTBALL TEAM DEPENDED ON PLAYERS' CONFIDENCE RUBEN WATSON THE SUCCESS OF FOOTBALL TEAM PLAYERS' C By Dean Mohr August 20- A football coach can teach a team to play and the team will play. The players can learn time it is tried for a substantive gain and the same coach can teach exactly the same team to another team and purchase the play. It proves a finale. That does not sound reasonable, but experience has proven that the same team plays played by Ham. Ham last season were thoroughly scouted by the opponents and prov He was a prominent leader among the people of the community, having rounded St. John's Orphanage of this city. His force of character and leadership helped the splendid manner he held together the membership of his church which numbered 1800. He leaves a family and host of J. and M. RE. PARG. Mrs Mandaestad Island-Williams has returned - from college - to the University and school at the University of California. Mrs Willis-Registration is in the city viting her son Mrs Charity Williams. Friends and customers are glad to hear from her. Parker is an efficient hair dederer and represent at home at 514 Park Street. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Nebbit are home after visiting San Diego and TUS DALLAS, BREPHRS, DALLAS, TEXAS; SATURDAY; AUGUST 30; 1997 1 JESSE WILCH SAMUEL HUSTON M DEPENDED ON CONFIDENCE had successful. He made little things enter into the success of a play, the lack of any one of which may make it a failure probably explains why one of the most successful players whilst it fails when attempted by another team of the same caliber. One of the most successful players is for the team to have confidence in it. If there is the lack of skill in confidence in the play, the team must be grounded and with the feeling on the part other points in California. Mary M. Mary. Lopes has returned from San Antonio where she reports a pleasant vacation which Get your copy of the Dallas Express at press@dns.drugstore.News.com to give your new. **Give your new.** **Give your new.** **Give your new.** **Give your new.** agree to Los Angeles and other cities in California is the goal of the city's 449 N.H. ROW. Owing to the incumbency of the mother to the musical given under the direction of the Vistors Chapel was postponed in the Mrs. M. Clayton丹 entertained with a musical Coffee honoring the mother to the mother of the mother, Mrs. Cavinese, those present were Mrs. M. Shaw, J. H. Hinsa, M. L. Moyer, B. H. Cumpston, L. W. Washington, R. H. Cumpston, N. E. Hayes, Roseborough and N. E. Hayes. THAT BABY YOU'VE LONG FOR Motherhood and Commendation "For several years I was dislike the tasting of motherhood," writes Mary Ann, a mother of two City, "was terrifying territory and subject to periods of terrife suffering and metamachaic. Now I am proud to have a little daughter and a true com- mendation and inspiration to my hus- band. I believe hundreds of other Mary Ann. The proud mother of my happiness, and I will gladly, reveal it to any married Mary Ann. Burton offers her advice entirely without charge. She has nothing to sell Letters should be addressed to Kansas City Mo. Oversea, pondence will be strictly confiden- tial. Large Room, $4.50 Per Week (Lights and Gas, Hot and Cold Water, Wi-Fi, Internet) On Car Line 6223 JA JACENTO Phone 3-5211 Mrs. Wryne 1 Nice Room $5.00 Per Week WITH PRIVATE FAMILY, LIGHTS, CAR, HOT and DOLD WATER 2001 THOMAS AVE Phone 2-6002 Mrs. Maggie Whitson LEONARD BROWN of the team that the chances are two to one it will fail. Probably it will, whereas if the team feels it is a good play they will put it over with enthiasm and if it happens too play, and those they face, what it was no fault of the play, but rather faculty execution and they will work harder to make it. succeeded the next title The Coaches of Sam Huston, real- lizing this were careful not to let the team use a new play while it was in the half-haked stage, but had it carefully worked up before it was played. The stage was failure. If the play failed the first time it was tried, the team would jump to the conclusion that it was good and it would be hard to over- come that feeling. Every new play used by the Dray- son Company used the players' new time used, the players' new worth at once and had confidence in it and expected it with such pre- ference. PARISIAN BE There's no longer the size of your hair, completion or y Beauty Parlors have the pro- that will give guaranteed rest and care. Grower will in luxurant growth. 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WILL REPORT SEPT. 19TH All of the new candidates and reserves of last year will report on September 18th at the New Ham Huntington Stadium, where they will play against the opposing team and report on September 19th. **Two Tiger** Sam Huntley. **All American half-back, who is playing baseball with the Amerikans** will report on school to report on Sept. 17. Sam Huntley loses only two playoff games, Garrett and Hawkins. The following Veracity players will replay: Marvin Darden, Medved, Meadows and Robinson. The reserves of the team will report on Wheaton, Wheaton, Foy, Brooks Dunn, Jimmy Smith. All American and of Howard University undefeated and forced to report on the team forced to report on Sam Huntley. Sam Huntley not only a good football player but he is a good all around athlete but of the Championship Basketball League will enter the Philadelphia High School, Chicago. **Craig Harding, former Minor Collegiate player** will enter the Sam Huntley next Huntington Id at least playing baseballs. John Ristell postgrave Wilberforce University, where he received a transcript of bills to credit Sam Jonston. Hes has the distinctions force team which defended Lange, force team which defended Lange, TURKEGEE_MAKES_GRID_CALL Tukwakee Inst. tutel. Ala., Aug. 15. In another ten days, Tukwakee Notes will be seen each outing. Notes will be seen each outing. Bears of last year's Varsity squad, prospect from the scrub teams, will report to a report to the Alumni Ball on AT today, September first for the team. This will give the squad four week preparation before the opening game. This will give the squad four week preparation before the opening game. Only six of the first string ever, attention team of last fall are allowed to play. Coach Coach Abbot, his search for men to fill the other five positions, is very bright. Field coach is very bright. The great for ward wall that held all corners for three years has been abadde the opening of football practice coming one week before the beginning of the season. Only six hours of instruction for the process of starling backfield material is one bright spot in the outfit for the eleven, and if the team is in the followers of the team expect BEAUTY SHOPPE largest need of feeling ashamed our hands. When the Parisian cabinetmaids and support queens Mme. L. E. Coleman's remove dandruff and promote a using the skin supply, fresh and his Cold Cream. our skin feels dusty, drawn and our face, throat and hands, it's the pores, lifting from them deliverly powder base and protec- Mme. L. E. Coleman's Vanish. 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The "thinking" light drills Limbering up exercise and the combining of new material in the football material. known quality, but the hope is is expressed that promising line timers paper. N. Halley, of Columbus Mississippi, Taukegue great plunging halfback, will lead the 1921 Tigers, and will report for the 1922 regulars from last year's eleven. Week End Fights Send 3 To Hospital Mia Pearl Norris was cut in a fight at Swiss and Central, she was treated at the Emergency Hospital and Dr. Xrla Johnson, age 15 was cut by another woman and treated at the Emergency Hospital and sent to Palm Beach. Elliott Jr age 25 of 892 Hills Avenue was stabbed in a fight and sent to-Parkland Hospital where a condition in thought is to be serious. Mr. Predrodo Copper was out of several times by her husband at 14:45 when she stepped out, left it, Mr. Copper was carried to the Emmerer and for two wounds in the head and three in the back. No arrest was made. HELD IN JAP, DRESTED BOW, IN KILLED. PETER H. 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BURKE DENTIST CROWN AND BRIDOB WORK A SPECIALIST Provenus Treated HOURS. 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. 2 P. M. to 2 P. M. ate by Appointment 908 1-2 Good St., Dallas, Texas druggist today and order Hi-JA Quinein Hair Dressing from him. The price. (35e) is the same as ordinary hair dressing, but the results you will get are a lot different—a lot—more certain and a lot quicker. Send For Special Bargain Assortment If your druggist does not carry Hi-JA Beauty Apparitions refuse all imitations and send $1.00 for the same Hi-JA Bargain Assortment. On receipt of price we will mail four boxes of Hi-JA Quinein Hair Dressing and one box of Hi-JA Beauty Soap (Value $1.20). HI-JA Chemical Company Atlanta, Geor- Box HOLA OUTLINE MARKETING PRICE 95 CENTS The first of our series of studies makes it clear that the first of our series is taken from these writings, hence, a word touching this history is in frequent. In the Hebrew title the two books appear as one volume, the Hebrew title, while the Sept�ung "Hebrews" is written in the Chronicus Version of the Bible the Chronicus are called the "books of Omnations", which asaryy the literature of the Greek term "We find in these two books much information, shedding light on the worship and religious life of the Jews not found in the books of Samuel and Kings, at the same time, and the History of the Second Stability. The first of our series is given about about a more comprehensive group of the lesson is "A word, a prophète, a chisine, by a div�ide, a reine, the reine" in the New World. The periods first, the period of war and conquests; second, the period of reconstruction, when the nation enjoyed peace and prosperity; and third, a period of domestic trouble and treachery. While the exact time of this lesson is not known, it is certain that it belongs to the second period. A time when he had waited patiently to the end of the first month of the Lori's Lori was delivered him from its troubles. The "From The Sheep-Cote The Stately Pathway" since the first time, and the second period of war and conquest, is also a certain of God's approval. IV—A Propheate Mickles David and Nathan Bookred was given the first of the books which was divided by a great press for honoring the Lord. But during the quiet of the night God is so compassionate, that the refusal to grant the desire of His earthly child is marked with Infinite tenderness. God, a new Nathan back to David, the day before Nathan had spoken to the man, now he drivers the thiss sayeth the Lord "Tall" my servant, a term of the low jolies. The little, and the little, and the little, and the little, and the little, and the little, and the little, and the little, and the little. For the first time in 450 years or more, Jehovah had given rest to the benevolent from 31 their: enemies young about. The parallel against found in 2. Samuel 7. form a filling introduction to the chapter we study as our lesson today. This is a wonderful building. David now finds himself living in a Palace of Cedar and Ruler of a larger territory than any other king he knew. III—The Kings Greatitude Men often Target God in time of prosperity, but this was not true of dynasty which should reign forever. Solomon was to build the temple out of the material he collected — but that would perish — but David's greater Bon would build the enduring house. We rejoice to know that God's largerུs were in the Son of David is being fulfilled. ALWAYS THE FINEST HAIR DRESSING NOW THE EASIEST TO USE Snow White 50¢ Pluka HAIR DRESSING Prices See The Pluka Company Amber 25¢ Fascinates you with its fragrance You'll be delighted with the fragrance of the Improved Pluko Hair Dressing the minute you open it. Then, as you dip the tips of your fingers in this dainty preparation, and apply it to your hair, you'll be surprised how much easier it is to use than any hair dressing you have ever used before, and how quickly it makes your hair soft, straight and silky. Golden Text—The Thyme, be for over and over, a Scepier at High School in the Scepier of The Kingdom. Hebrew� 111L An position of the Sunday School Lesson for Sunday, August 21, 1927. After�overing their strong and hyper present enemies, the Phillies, who made war on David at once when it was learned that he had taken to strong fortifications of the Jebuities which no warrior had been able to conquer. David no completely defeated and demor Improved Pluko MORE THAN A MILLION PACKAGES USED A YEAR in the realm of Religion Dallas Churches Invite You To "COME TO CHURCH" Sunday! months, the armsmeans of Zobah, the Syrians and smaller nations un- a-house of worship much more a-ர்med than his own palace. After meditating upon it and deciding on a plan he tells Nathan about it — to the prophet nothing was more appealing, he gives his hearty ap- proval and assure David of taste- R. R. JIMNINS, P. R. The quarterly conference of La Cabrillo A. M. R. Church was great everything showed that a Master Amber 25¢ If your dadry can't simply you with ingno-ed Poke Hau Drassing, send his name to the Poke Company, Dept. Mepin, Town, and the give course may will send you FTE x copy of their new book. "The Food of Yose Ha" which calls how to make your hair beamelfed. THIS DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1927. this was carried out in quite a all are living with each other, each what's the matter with the world the respect and welfare of their pre-siding aider, they men of ability cooperation of the Churches and experience, the presiding aider expounded his desire to see older the Community a benefactor in this program. We find in Prof. Fulner who is really caring out this forthcoming A. M. E. General Con- We say with truth that we are not to know that Dr. Humphrey took seriously ill at the Association and it became very necessary to rush him home at once, may it be known that Dr. Humphrey is the president of the B.T.P.U. of Greater St. James Church and as a 1-der of the Auxiliary we say with pride that it is advancing every all, auxiliaries of the Church in 3 financial and spiritual way and our games, prayers go, for his speed, as a country, flates 9. R. Traffic in our field Agent is on her vacation in the faz western part of the state planning way. Mally's of the members used their influence in attempting to place a visiting friend in the variant seats of those that were away. Among our distinguished worses were Proof. B. H. Flower, who spoke to us as using his ambassador group workers of the Church in the world, told us that the Church was not World War II. Prof. used as demonstration a passenger train and its train conductor the program was carried out and that the conductor was not a man of every man playing his own part in his successful operation and the determination to carry out the program of the Church for God Every man was not without any number who helped visitors came and spent their money to make up the crew, was made of wood, and seated pleasant thoughts and engaged pleasant thoughts and their duty, and the failures, deep how happy we have . . . have their pointings and disasters that beaten us extend a cheerful welcome at all times. each evening, Sister Mary Tennessee Rex- dale and Irwin Jones. Come out and get the benefit of the meeting and get a service at seven: a regula- r service at 8:16. NEW ZION B. PAPSTH CHURCH Hold their regular Service Sun- day, Sunday School at 8:30 with Rust L. M. Gardner at his post The pastor teaches a wonderful lesson on the importance of great amusees, Rev. J. C. Daniel bishop, Sister Mater Leslie Brison THOMAS AVM CHRISTIAN CHURCH The Thomas Avenue Christian Church began on time with a large pastor, preached from the Bunker Hill Well with your "Son" Collection well with your "Son" Collection and members were glad to see her. M. W. T. Macker, his wife, she was a great friend and member was given a surprise party Thursday night, spiced with a lovely dress pressed themselves by bringing Mrs. T. W. R. Thomas and Mrs. A. Williams, president and vice president for the forge of the party. ST. JOHN PRIMITIVE B. C. The hostess Alicia Bocky meet Friday evening at the home of Sister Minnie Lee Lahm, 519 Alys Road, New York. The hostess will attend to all. Next meeting will be Friday evening. August 18th at the Sister Ethel Bohn Bocky, 519 Roberta. FT. WORTH Kerra from Greater St. James And News from Greater St. James 2nd Street Baptist Church Monday August 11th as we go to press we are welcoming the some coming of our large delegation that are now returning from one of the greatest assemblies of the St. John Lend Mark Association of its history. Prof. W. M. Coleman Assistant Cashier of our only Bank operated by our people came forward also and gave us a short and epicy talk which was brimming, full of thought and enthusiasm. Many other visitors came by request, time would not permit us to have them speak at this time, among them was Mr. White of Atlanta Life Insurance Co. We greet you all with a hearty welcome and bid you come again. Call on us when our family is at home and our parents will entertain you next Sunday with a program of great interest. We had a short sermon, after the Professors had spoken by our own Rev. Henderson who came to us from West Texas, joined the church about two weeks ago. Sunday was his first opportunity to deliver to us a sermon and we must confess the two sermons were the best ever heard preached by a young man who had only received the call from God to the Ministry six months ago. Oh! how we thank God for him and our prayers go out for his long and successful ministerial voyage. Let us use Prof. Powler's team with him in cooperation in carrying his lead in the Christian World. Program for this week festivals In the new Church Park begins Tuesday night with the Deaton Board who promises to be the fin ancial Captains in the weeks financial race. Watch the news next week they are likely to last from efforts now being put forth by some other Auxiliaries Wednesday night the faithful six circles of the Womans Missionary Society. Thursday night Big St James Sunday School program carried out in colors schemes as to try identity of their menu. Friday night the Usher Board will entertain us, all the Ushers of the Churches of the City have been invited. Saturday night the B.Y.P. U departments will entertain with a program will arranged for the occasion. The shower bath in our new bath house will be a great Feature each night. A large crowd is expected each night, the public being cordially invited. Rev. J. H. Winn, D.D., Pastor. Miss M. A. Donaldson, Phg Acting reporter. Rehearsers From Greater St. James Second Street Epistles Church Monday afternoon August 8th closed the greatst season ever held by the St. John Land Mall Association wh'h convened in Aug 19, the Texas Five new Churches having been connected to this Association and seven new strong intellectuals and brilliant young minister-class joined and each expressed fully as having been inspired by their coming and gave themselves up easily to God in this great or ganisation to help put over a great program in this so much needed effort for God and his Christ. A nice crowd was out for Sunday School and, later to the reports of the various delegates. The reports were begun by Mrs. O. Palliel, which at once raised the spirit of the entire congregation. Mrs. E Houston was, then called on, the Assistant Dept. presented our own Dept. E. A. Wheat who brought out still more valuable information and it seems that it just took our pastors wife Mrs. J. H. Winn any Proy. G. W. Williams our Ex�up to finish the reports and by that time the School had been thrilled to the extent it seemed everybody had visited the Association. Plans are being discussed already (or which will be held in Miami, Texas. At 11 o'clock we were again delivered of the presence of our pastors and of the blessings of our back to Austin by reason of the blessing of Dr. L. I. Campbell the pastor of the State of Texas, be it known that Mr. James Church deserves the glory of God, and our prayers go up for him. In the absence of the Pastor Rev. Brother R. A. Montgomery A great day is promised for Sdn. day August 21st, let every member be present also every friend of you who visits our city, come out and be with J. H. Winn, Faster. Donaldson, Ping. Acting Reporters. MRS. M. J. RIBDLE CLOSE SUCCESSFUL MEETING Mrs. M. J. Hiddle has returned to the city after having had great success in a revival meeting in the city, and she said souls were added to the Church in Helena during her campaign. The church is the as-the-worlds wonder in revival meeting with her gospel singing in Text, "The Engle Sireth her nest. One Hundred Million Dollars Represented At Negro League Meeting (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) In addition to being hostess on this occasion to the entire organization, Mrs. Malone had a house practice during the week practically (the entire official personnel) of the League. The service at Poro College has established the president and the vice president, ever meet here, according to the words of the fortune ones who were domiciled there. The annual address of the President was delivered at an open session of the organization held at the University of Chicago, and people heard the delivery that was received with thunderous applause. Attorney Homer O. Giphlite presided over the meeting to the audience. Vice President John W. presided. A musical by a local choral club and a woman was performed. The League was welcomed to the city by representatives of the Government and the University of Chicago. The second day's sessions were devoted to discussions of Business in the U. S. Veterinary Hospital, Tuskertge, and J. R. E. Lee, business school. College delivered addresses from institutions. Don A. Davis of Hampshire Institute discussed building a hospital. U. S. Veterinary Hospital, Secretary of the National Baptist Convention, a resident of Selma, Mt. is presented a paper on Johnson of the Security Life Insurance Co., of Tulsa, Oklahoma, handled by Honorine Dunen, Editor of the Oklahoma Black Depth, treated by Honorine Burke, an effusive engineer of New York demonstrated the art and relation of advertising. Thursday evening session included the resort of the Vice President, the wife of the President, who made public announcement of the addition of five thousand and hundred new states during the past year. The position, head of the National New Finance Corporation, a medical promotion of the League, also reported during the Thursday morning. Mina Malone, founder of Poro Dolce, spoke at the same session. The group also actions to the business of today, created a profound impression. Malone has addressed to her addresses were delivered, each by a competent authority upon the recommendation under consideration. The whole range of morcellaneous and financial subjects were given discussion and consideration. Describe the fact that the National Negro Business League was founded in 1910, a number of specialized organizations, each new functional organization, a number of specialized organizations, the parent body continues to grow in membership, interest, and The National Medical Association, National Fair Official Association, the National Hundreds and Barbers Association, and the National Association of Underlakers are typical of a number of trade line bodies that now hold distinct conventions in separate sites; but whose origin is attributable to the National Negro Business League. This is as has always been contemplated by the founders of the League whose aim was to develop Negro business to where trade bodies could be utilised to advantage. Regardless of these, offsprings that have been sent into the business life of the land for themselves, the League growth has been astounding. The manifest devotion of its officers is disclosed when one sites that less than 24 per cent were absent from roll calls at the St. Louis mission. Press Coverage An unusual newspaper, interest was manifested by Melvin Chison of the Negro Press Association, Claude A, Barnett and J. A. Jackson of the Associated Negro Press; Louis A. Lauter of the Washington Tribune; J. W. Rles of the Dallas Texas Elms; C. J. Rieders of the Houston Texas Informer; Basco Dunjee of the Oklahoma, Black Dispatcher; Lester Walton, of the New York World, and Mise Dellahli isianley of the Oaxendnd, Cattf, Tribune were among the press representative. The Journal, the press representative to their respective publications on the activities of the sessions. Those were in addition to the local papers. The St. Louis Argus and the Standard News, and the dailies of the L.A. Moon and Tuesdays. All, maintained the relations with the press. The local organization conducted the entertainment of the organization in a most effective and capable manner. President Aberlinity and the Secretary were moreலish with their staff, rendered most effort to effect the order. To Train High School and Vocational Teachers The Collegiate Division of Tuskegee Institute Offers 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 service to the national organization of the Army. He was in charge of registration of new recruits the job the expertise of many years service to a number of con- ventions. U. B. F's Hold Meet In St. Louis (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) is highly enjoyed. By virtue of his long service as the head of the Texas Juridication, by virtue of his extraordinary ability and by virtue of his exclusive position, Mr. Bledsoe is a member of the Texas, in Texas, Mr. Bledsoe is the dean of the Grand Master's of the States and stands premature above them all. In delivering his annual address, he was never in better form and fettle. Those great big reasons building Idea 102 Mr. Bledsoe were presented by the National Grand Master and the National Grand Lodge was charmed with his program for racial development. Mr. Bledsoe was unanimously elected to succeed himself as a National Grand Master and all the other members of the administration were returned to their office. Texas is a member of the finance committees. The National Grand Temple at the head of which was Mrs. Edmonix Watkins of Illinois, was perhaps the largest of its history. She was succeeded by Mrs. Leota Caston, as National Grand Princess. Miss C. E. Skull of Gaiveston brings the vice National Grand Priveces, to Texas. The National Grand Camp of the Knights of Friendship, of the Order of Interesting millions. Prof. C. H. McCugler, Grand Secretary and Dr. G. B. Connor, Grand Treasurer of the Jurisdiction of Texas, were made Knights of Friendship and were commissioned as organisers of Knights of Friendship with the consent and cooperation of the Grand Master of Texas. The school of Insurance opened by the Grand Master, was something new. In this the Grand Master's of the different Jurisdictions presented their Insurance problems and their solutions for the same. Grand Master Biedoo, called Grand Secretary McGruder, to speak for the Texas Jurisdiction. The other Jurisdictions were charmed with the method used by Texas in the insurance field as presented by Grand Secretary McGruder. It can be said that the last National Grand Lodge will stand out as the most constructive as having the greatest aspirational purpose of any organization, as port of Prod R. C. Hussey, the National Grand Secretary, showed the Color Line Fight Laws in Massachusetts Legion Convention a unanimous vote of the Y. D. Post, Club, July 7, according to Commander J. D. Wood of the Post. The question was argued at a meeting of The Suffolk Country Council of the Legion at its head, a适期性的 in the City Hall last week and was "laid on the table." Although the proposed amendment does not specifically name the "49 and 6" it is generally conceded in ligation Legion circles that it can be aimed at nothing else. A proposed resolution in the call for the seventh grand promissio of Lesotho does 40 Homsels at 4 d several amendments with the Lvtor Convention at Pittsburgh. It relates the color line clause in the society's constitution and offers strong resolution says the eligibility to serve in the armed forces of the United States during the world-war, when the country's integrity was threatened, was not limited to white males only, and in the option of the members of Voltaa Locate 877, it appears that discrimination being being the among the classes, which is not in the keeping with the true spirit of Americanism. Little Girl Thows Score Into Boston (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) setting the fire, but said that she had picked up a paper card of matches and felt a desire to light them. In Juvenile Court where she was arraigned Saturday as a delinquent, child chirpy was turned over to preschool counselors to be found for her to be sent. Mr. Harron the child's father, was Mr. Harron the child's guardian, ledge of the Scoo-Venom case, but his answer was in the negative. His said the girl could have been set on fire, but was not discussed before her. 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