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INDIANAPOLIS WINS SUPREME LODGE OVER DALLAS BY FIVE VOTE MARGIN DIDER FILMS for a force struggle, in the pouch if his left arm, some time before but he meeting at his church on the Wed. T. Hamilton recommended an operative Hummerforce letter of June that required rumors assumed he had been the man was killed. Jackson is being held at the ship, wife was killed. They told him they had talked to him into coming night of the shooting. Wednesday and afternoon after his run, expressing the relapse of the no. no. no. difference, treating him as a criminal. The Dan Bencher had gone out and might return soon to him. He said the seven hours said she came to the meeting about rumors become no better. He was Pollinum Company to admit to a with the same company and Valeur General Hospital under arrest at night. At least he was not guilty. Hummerforce cried out the train believed to have crawled out the bells by aliensite. That night, In Justice John Baldwin's court to belong to his church about a year. Hummerforce. It is being well. regards as an outsider. equally for the same reason. Rescued, Miss. August 27—ASN) police said she had含羞地 said "class dismissed for Mack of act," killed killer Lindsay in Knoxville, "was the JRIEF decision of Tenn. about five years ago. A crime Justice of Peace Robert Arnold, for which a Negry agent电刑ed, killing in the course of an assault on the new office of the new cense, was released from jail here, incurred police-murder case in which day. Mrs. Mary C. Bose, of Mound Star, — Chief of Police Warren said — Mr. National Commission for Justice, the Justice Department, and Mr. Knoehl, of P. Bose, of Knoxville County of Police. That political power, big planner and master of the nation, the National Negro Business League, records there showed no charges against him. with 27 year old Postmaster C. V. M. Mrs. Mendil and her husband, a Thurmond and his wife, Bectries at a pallet, arrived here "Wednesday, the 27th of October." Mrs. Mendil, a former Old Mayor and Harvard Law Grad, and volunteered a confession, "exuate with complicity in the murder planning that her conscience, had been wronged." Free Mound Bayou Woman of Charge of Killing Husband. Bosseald, Mia, August 21—ANP "dismissed for lack of evidence" was the arid诉案 of Justice of Peace Robert Arnold, sitting in the county court here today- in disposing of the new con- spired murder-murder case in which Washington, Mia, August 21—ANP National Committeewoman for Ministria her husband E. P. Boose powerful political, big planer and murderer of the National Negro Business Leag- and had been charged together with William Tharmond and his wife, Bertress, as well as Ben, A. Green, Jr. 28 year old, with complicity in the murder, of Isiah T. Montgomery, famous founder of Mound Bayou, the "all- time" city of the three living slaves of the brother of Jefferson Davis from the Five defendants had been arrested ten days ago as a result of a civil case, one of the three living slaves of Mrs. Boose and J. S. Branch, a Colored detective for Little Rock, the "all-time" city of the three living decision was rendered within two minutes after court had opened and the court was adjourned to Cleveland, Mia, had arisen and no- notified the court that he had gone over the evidence and found their evidence, so that he within the consent of county president Fred Clark asked that Wide interest had been developed in the case which started the investigation. The wrecked car were filed last week. The arrests took place on Thursday. Kach of the defendeda gave back the car to the investigators, not even hearing before any intimation that the agreed Montgomery County jury had found him in March, 1924 had come to. In his death from other than natural causes, Citizens of Mound Bay attributed the charges to the bitter fight between her and her maiden name after her separation from "Tick Kent," widely known pool roog, has halt and (CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT) Holds Freight Train at Bay San Bernardino, Calif., Aug. 21, (PCND)—Drawing a butcher knife under his coat and shouting "Time has come" Andrew Ursana Jackson, a Negra, crushed by the intruder, held a candle and carefully held a Santa Fe freight train crew at bay for nearly an hour beforeuggert and took charge of the train. Jackson boarded the slow moving freight train west of Abbey and where Conduenter H. I., Booth and two breakers were sitting. Pearing the car from under his coat, one knife from under his coat, one of the train attempted to dislodge the breakers running fire of talk. As quickly as he entered, Jackson left the car and drove a note which he dropped to a track worker, instructing him to Chase Track Walker Seeing the notch flying through the air the siren woke with walker pig it up, Jackson left the train and chased the track walker nearly a mile before and gave up the chase badly distressed. Turning, he started after the train slowly phugged along up grade, caught up with the train and there He ran to the engine and there threatened the engineer and fireman with the train timers they took him to Los Angeles. Dilfer Pilot Now the closed man was killed out of the fire and bombhunted and examined that the train belonged to him, crawled out of the bell. The Dallas Express "The Republican Party Is The Ship, All Else Is The Sea."—Fred Dooglas. When she left the jail, Ms. Menchett told Chief Warren she was gone. She was the only old son who is living with friends Rosenwald Gives to Ark. Schools. Little Rock, Ark., August 27—(AP)—The state department of education has notified by the General Education Board and the Julius Rosenwald that those two organizations have lost their two organizations. and the housewife Gwend give $10,000 to the children of the family, $25,000, $25,000, Sige Superintendent J. D. Womack announced that it will be possible to cover the extent of its loss and cost by insurance. Superintendent Womack are preparing a survey of damages in the various counties, and funds will be raised to cover the costs of a repair work. Superintendent Womack estimated that the donations would cover half of the uninsured losses. Wife Slayer's Fate In Hands of Jury State Ask Death Penalty While Defense Claim Killing Accidental Shooting Occurred July 6th CHARGES TO BE FILED IN SEGREGATION ORDINANCE Saturday night City Attorney J. J. Collins met in a courthouse group of whites residents on Thomas Avenue on plans for enforcing the White House intermingling of the White in areas designated for the city Police Commissioner Charles Parker, and Tuesday that charges would be filed against Nuremberg that the city commissioner and the attorney of Thomas Avenue in Corporation Court. The design is being to be completed on the 10th Avenue. On a ride through the city Commissioner Parker says that he has been told that the city white districts impale the city ordinance. On a ride through the city Com- Crutchfield, who commanded to this I begin firing at him. I think into the house and as he entered missonner Parker says that he has heard the defense 45 reputable white men] fired three shots. I loved my wife the room, he called her by hone, found Negress have moved into the city, character- witnesses, sword, and did not intend to shoot her. 11. Lucky," then been firing without the victims of the city in place of the city when placed on the stand in his was an account of the darkness" saying another word, that he had she wielded not in the darkness" I was into the accidentally. The shooting occurred about 8:30 The defendant警卫 he had no- she had fallen to the fighter that Tom w to the pilot and there he sat to me, on Wednesday night, July 4, he been in any trouble and had stifled a third shot into her head, surveying the desert and the track. The police Court. 14 was起诉 a make-in-fire for his wife and Millie. Millie, Virna As the brain rolled into Duggett, Division Special Agent Fred Smith, Philadelphia, H. L. Jacobs, of Duggett and C. H. Caldwell, a railway officer, overpowered the nergot of a freight car. Jackson is held at the air-propagable ward of the San Bernardino General Hospital under observation by aliens. Pullman Co. Refuses to Discuss Wages With Randolph meeting, because of the opportunities which it offered for the United States of the United States, the State of Texas who join us in ex-tending this invitation to you." The Supreme Court of Californ- the, emergency board by the President of the United States to investigate the entire matter and settle the state of the United States with a Wright Whitewind motor, J. 8. Furthermore, in the case of the Golden Eagle-Wooden Alba of a strike, in which, a railroad and Mild Dearm out of Brooklyn bounded by the Hudson River, the fire flew to the woods of any action the lineed the field. This then Jiving Dipter of Hiding Sleep Car Peril was refuted again he looked up at the fire. The fire was not a reflection of opinion of the Board of Mediation, his motor roared and he wakey away. "Weater substantially to distract down the sedentary path. Dut luck has been a problem." NORTHERN EELEGATES ARGUE FOR TEXAS FOLLOWING WILLIS' INVITATION, BUT GREEN'S OPPOSITION BACKED BY SOUTHERNER'S ARGUMENT AGAINST SOUTHERN CITIES SWINGS VOTE TO INDIANAPOLIS found she had moved all our fur— "That's all," said Mr. Monroe a a sweep. When I asked him, I sniffing at having proven the goodness of his fur, he said he had another man and if I came around the state witness, he said he had previous witnesses do it. The Crocodile said he had sought to prove that Tom. Monroe had sought to prove that Tom. Monroe has moved the plot with which he shooted by the Tonto Nouns several nightlight, nightlight and the tragedy. Crocodile, Crocodile. tion service. Reporting replacement of servers. President, President. Curry of the Pulliam Company applications that "there are or applications from thousands of men dear to an entire service," and that PRICE 5 CENTS ODGE RGIN Refuses to Dis- With Randolph Colored Birdmen Fail to 'Qualify in Hawaiian Flight. Ray Island Farm, Oakland, Oaks, August 17 (UCND) - The national annivals of 15,889,600 Bickle ammunition to have one of their number among the participants in the annivals of the 2012 Olympics, blended through the failure of the two Colored prospective entrants to pass on轧A (A) of the multifunctional tests, which made it imperative that "every entry who contemplates on making the flight alone must be a licensed navigator" as well as a pilot," and -Bale 9 (B) must be a navigator must secure one." Secured Certificates Of the two Colored aviators named as possible盟盟, Wm. K. Reygans, was the first American to be framed, was the last time an盟盟 was the long list of entries framed by the Citizen Traffic Flight Committees, of which James J. Hale, Mayor of San Francisco is Honorary chairman. Plai Name: "Dabee Flyer" He got into the air. He rose. Then the phone was sent to never, hang up, come to the office, and look at a streak of wreckage to the ground, a mass of wreckage beyond all hope of repair. The phone did not go out. The wreckage seemingly unmoved. Swaggering Confident While disappointed in not being able to qualify, swaggering, in confidence of his ability to make a name for himself and the face in the room, he studied the script. He's studying "hard" on navigation and射击 that he will need to prepare for the upcoming event. He praises the sportmanship of the Citizens Triple-Pacific Flight Committee, who some years ago offered preference, treating him with the same courtesy and valuing his qualification for the same reason. SOCIAL PERSONAL LUGGAGE Mrs. M. V. Pownin, Worthy Counteroff of Deborah Court - No. 181 left Friday night August 12 for Chicago to the Supreme Lodge K. of P. to represent the Caiathian Band. After a pleasant trip of several weeks in the city with her son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. C. Lessner, 1996 Thomas Ave., Mrs. James Hard has returned to her home in Arcadia, Louisiana. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Myers of 1619 Bennett avenues are motoring south for their vacation. They left Wednesday evening for Tyler, Texas, from there they will motor to Houston and Calveston, where they with spend 12 or 15 days. Miss C158 Young, M.M., Grace Young, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor of Dra. ton, were the guest of Mrs. Lou Ellis George, 1713 Deal St. Mrs. Annie Hawkins, 2118 Parli- tment, visited her son in Paris, Te- nary and the 18th R. Hawkins She found that the work had visited Prof. Hawkins' home and left a girl. Mrs. Joana Cooper, of St. Louis, Mo. spent several weeks with her brother, Mr. Chas. Johnson, 1911 Williams St. Mrs. Honesty of Temple, Texas. was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. H. B. Jonesy, Mrs. Jonesy returned to Temple with her mother on a vacation. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Jordan, 1809 Elons. and Mr. A. C Washington, 1124 Allen Street, were entertained with an ice course Sunday afternoon by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Garland of 1115. Burford. Mrs. Russia Green left on the 18th for a visit to Avinger, Texas. Mrs. Little Galloway has returned from a visit to Arlington. Mrs. Mary Gamble of 1912 Comp. on street in Illinois' friends in Fl. Worth. Meadame Era Coleman, Cleveland, Ohio, Core Burdens, Clara Tolson, Alyce Lark, and Mr. M. J. Wall were royalty entertained. But by the present. It is a Almanac party by Mrs. Mottie Hudson at her home. 1901. Tommy Street. Mr. R. W. Watt left this week for Washington, D.C., where he will be joined by Christina Churches of which he is president. He plans to visit New York and Philadelphia. Mrs. N. G. Penn spent the past winter in Dallas, Texas visiting past students. Mrs. W. L. Madden 2100 Flora Street has returned from Rosebud, Texas, and is visiting her uncle Dale Young. Misses Frances W. and Joseph W. have returned from Jefferson, Texas where they spent the week visiting. Mrs. Beatrice W. is visiting friends and friends in San Antonio. Mrs. Hillary Moore of PFLA McKinney Court Lennon Brown of 2020 Garry Court Just Saturday Aug. 10 to visit Pittsburgh and other points. Mrs. Loe V. Parker of Calvert, Texas is here visiting her children. Mrs. E. K. Howard, Mrs. Sasha, Mrs. E. Z. Howard, Mrs. Joe Parker, Mr. N. J. and Mrs. W. M. Davis of Garland, Mrs. W. M. Davis of Garland, LUGGAGE The big 4 outat that cannot be equ SUIT CASES Special $8 value. $4-inch length. Heavy leather. Special... $4.85 HAT BOXES Wolf made cases with beauty- ful silk lining. Our special $19 value. $5.75 Other numbers. $2.65 Klar & Wit Look for The Number 2310 E Tesan and Mr. John Parker of Chicago, Ill.患 at the house of Tessan, Tashen, an inmate near Street. I. m. M. J. Mater, 1819 Dk. Kg. from Chicago to Fremont, b. 1819. M. W. A. Roar at St. Glennson Hospital, b. 1820. O. Sherman and Wichita, Tall, Tex. M. Lottie Rock and M. Wra home is eating a six week vacation; they are spending three weeks in Memphis, Teen and three weeks in Shreveport. M. Mannie, Abernathy of 119 Cliff Street left Sunday for Births. M. Mannie Lila Brannon of Tex. M. Mannie Lila Brannon of Dohas and W. Porth Worth of New West for home on the 18th. Mr. David Bustle, State Manager of the New West Association, in the city, and will commit for fifteen days on business Mildred Woods of Muskogee Oklahoma is the guest of Mr. Krys- B. Jones, 1727 Quaranty Street. M. C. Mergtz president of the Amusement Company, and H. I. Almstead of Sons and Daughters of Ethiopia have just returned from Mumphis, Tenn., and Holy Springs, Tenn., and Holy Springs, D.C. of the Palm Drug Store. Elm Eim Corp. has returned from Mumphis, Tenn., and Holy Springs, and other points Mrs. J. P. Turpen is spending the week end in Mexico with her father, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Richardson of State Street, entertained Mrs. Bearice Brown of Oklahoma City, Ohio, who was the house guest of Mrs. E. Z. Ward with a card party Monday evening. Mrs. Wm T. Burke won high scores, Mrs. George Booby prize. The honored guest was presented with a guest prize. Other out, of town guest were Meadows George and Polk of Houston, Tex. A very enjoyable evening was spent. Mrs. Bennard's long who has been making her home in Ban Aftenid for the past six months welcomed to the city to spent a few weeks with her parents and friends. Miss-Onnie J. Allen, teacher in Oklahoma Public Schools is attended, in the Convention of E. Y. P. U. and Sunday School now in session this week. Mrs. Rubye B. Sampson is here from Chicago visiting her mother, Lena Blake at 4507 Ban Jacinto. Dora to Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie C. Wilson of Fort Worth an 8-1-2-pound girl. Mrs. Wilson and baby are getting along fine, they are at the home of her sister, Mrs. W. M. Dorfford, 355 Cochran. Mrs. E. Y. P. U. Haddock of 711-State Street 5271 last Tuesday night for Ban Antonio and other points in North Texas. Mr. W. E. Lawrence, 2100 State Street, rented a flatlocation in the world that has been very safe, fun, and J. E. Wright gave a birthday party in honor of his wife. Spring days brings the age-old desire to travel. If you're considering a trip, come here and select your luggage. You'll find everything necessary to make travel convenient and happy. Genuine Leather Case, Well built, $18.50 whole $7.45 Ladies' Fitted Cases Beautiful Du Poit Fitted Cases, completely equipped with beauty set and over high cutlery Special $3.75 Winterman Remember the Name 0 ELM SOCIETY and Club Gave their first annual event "All meet at the home of Mrs. Briar- bainment. Thursday night, August Wilson 11:00 a.m. 515 Fulton St. August 23 11:00 a.m. 515 Fulton St. August 23 HIL. 211. Stile Street with two presenters in order to make plans for dinner guests. Please throw them on the Fall dance. Samuel M. R. Mr. Aaron Day of Atlanta, Ga., is further information by addressing in the city's attending to business the Supreme Grand President, 2018 Sigma fraternity, the Sigma fraternity Company of the Standard, Nigro business men and women Life Dilemma. White Sigma 511 Flore Street will visit from a two-week visit with friends and relatives at San Antonio and San Marcos, many of the very day need, come together one and all; let the interest of one become the interest of others and with many parties. Dr. Wm T. Barkley, M.E., W. Jordan, and Mr. H. L. Jordan met to, and Mr. H. L. Jordan met to, Perilla, Sunday and spent the afternoon attending the M. E. Sundance company of your children Rev. G. R. H. Wood has just returned from Winters, Texas, where he conducted a visit to the high school and additional additions to the Church of which Rev. G. R. H. Wood is pastor. Linda M. Calvayo, who has been in attendance at the summer school at Prairie View, is visiting Texas Negro means well to help people prepare himself for an annual conference. Every 100 annual conference, she visits the 100 Winters Wall Street she leaves September 24 for Jasper, Texas, where she will take up her position in the high school of that city. Mrs. Living-Watson has moved in Hearnes, Texas, at the school of Mr. and Mrs. PRIE Bidge. The Lions Tumors Social Club Met Friday night, August 11th at the North Dallas Club with most of the guests called to attend by the president. The Tumors are looking for a new member to be given the last Friday in this month. The Terpacoean Social Club Gave their first annual annual guests 11th at the home of Mrs. Jewel Hill 111 Stale Street with two guests, pigeon-feeding, entertained with a lawn party which Mrs. J. I. Wright last Wednesday night, August 17th, twenty-four guests, pigeon-feeding, entertained of the evening: ice cream and cake served. Whistle of Samuel Hison College, Austin Texas with students who are planning the nutritification this Fall. This week he presented this week with Malaria fever. He is much improved to the delight M. A. H. Dyron accompanied by Micheen Eifler, Eifler and Doria Hoefer, and the staff of Weatherford visiting friends. 10 Mrs. M. M. H. Henderson, 300京府街 is now at her home in Borea. 10 Mrs. Borea. 20Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Willisman, 300京府街 were visitors last Sunday at Saint Paul M. E. Church. 20Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Davis of Shreveport, L. are please visitors. 30Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Davis of Shreveport, L. are please visitors. Mr. Aaron Day of Atlanta, Ga., is in the city's city planning site for the National Benefit Life Insurance Company of the Standard Life Division. White Barrows T115, Flora Street has returned from a two-week visit with friends and relatives at San Antonio and San Marcos where he was rooyally entered by many chubs and with many parties. Dr. Wm. T. Burley, Mr. Burley, Mr. H. L. Quinterer, Miss. V. Jordan, and Mr. H. L. Jordan,不忘初心 BROTHERHOOD PLANS BIG ANNUAL RACE CONFERENCE Second Annual Assembly Call Announced. Distinguished Program Award recipient, Theodore T. Themke. Male Call Issued Next Week. Only One Hundred Pct. Cost Must Negotiate to Take Part. Announcements are made through the mail this week of the forthcoming second annual Supreme Grand Assembly, to be held in the lobby of the building, 11th, running through the Mall. This Assembly is pushing more awareness of the justice family and ensuring pure and simple being held under the auspices of the justice family and promoted by its mother organization, the Supreme Grand Temple Building. The hierarchy of the organization consists of all classes of Negroes and women and chili- tans, and promotes their ability and them in the ability of other Negroes (1) in the police force (2) in the education and civilization Race, leadership, men and their lives in the upbringing of the lion, and not those who marque- ade an leader in their student and morning life for their degree in the next. The Negro Brotherhood Movement endures in pristine the migration of all their activities, provided it can be made perfect to the one hundredth degree, and made applicable from all viewpoints. THE DALLAS EXPRESS. DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1927 was beautifully decorated, with Jack O'Keeffe's. The evening was Jack O'Keeffe's and made a fruit punch was served. THE HAPPY GOLD LUCK TIME Club, and Thursday night at the Hippodrome, 1720 Hugo B. lain at her home. 1720 Hugo B. lain throughout the evening. The old y Let all who read this preliminary call, gird himself or herb and become prepared to head the call. Call the columnist or other columnist next week. All "Builders" candidates, applicant, clubman, clubbus or other local librarians, or other local librarians all Supreme or local officers and designe take due notice and look to the list. For we will begin our work in October. The date and the place and local Committees and other information will be forthcoming next month already, being mailed to all interested parties as well as to those letters contain Haze Librarians and application blanks- giving all a chance to learn of the Movement's active forces. No Negro seeking to be of any service to his people will be denied the privileges. Thou not ia, is a NEGRO business man and woman of Dallah and all other cities and towns of Texas study well the importance of their every day needs, come together all and all let the inter- and inter-understand one under the one banner of Race cooperation, race improvement, business being sponsored by this organization, you want the university to provide for you if you want the commercial life of the Negro to expand, own his residential and business streets, and, financial center; you if ever hope to see the Negro be a focal point of a definite Race pride, then center your interest in the great work of the Negro to become part and parcel in its defy effort to put this worthy program into action, his people prepare himself for loving Texas Negro that means well who sums up the ranks and answer to his needs. Let every 100 rank Negro Negro street truce the ranks and answer to his needs. Let the people know who you are. and at Fred SAIN PAUL M. E. COHIR RENE PROGRAM AT PERIS, FREX. The Salalah Paul M. E., Church of Christ, was the first Timothy Johnson gave, over fiercely juntified program Sunday and was the first to conduct a very successful Institute of theology. Ar- Deshinde and choir assisted the membership of Chaupal Ghat in Chapel in New Delhi to support the Dallastas motto to Pariya to Rest. Rest support the efforts, put forth by the Dallastas, to help those bereaved, here alone get but members of other donations. Part- Part- alone get but members of other donations. III.14 was BIRTHS AND DEATHS John Bryant, 2118 Wail (reb) a boy. John Robertson, 1916 North St. St. Paul, a girl. John R. Davie, 2105 Box 29, boy. John Sheiby, 2407 Russell Aller Lawrence Junan, 2015 Federal, a boy, boy, Sam Caster, 2517 Broker, a boy, boy, Lee Sheppard, Rount, a boy, boy, LeNoy Jackson, 8805 Latimer, a boy, boy John Williams, 2204 Thomas. John Calibon, 2118 Ellis. Roberta Bingham, 2869 Dothe. Judith Watson, 2201 Robert. Mariba, Williams, 2022 Sabina. Bessie Mac Smith, 2801 oFrest. Santa Fe SPECIAL TRAIN CELLAS _____ 9:00 P. M. Sept. 3rd MILVESTON _____ 7:00 A. M. Sept. 4th Returning Weston _____ 8:45 P. M. Sept. 5th Weston _____ 8:30 A. M. Sept. 6th LV. DALLAS 9:00 P. M. Sept. 3rd AR. GALVESTON 7:00 A. M. Sept. 4th Returning Lv. Galveston 8:45 P. M. Sept. 5th Ar. Dallas 6:30 A. M. Sept. 6th Refreshments on Train Two Full Days in Galveston Last Excursion JAMES WHITE. THE SISTERS INSTITUTE A Select Boarding and Dr. Boys Over 12 years old not add four years and over may enter Entire Grammar School School Course. Grade Our Diplomas are recogniz education. Vocal and Instrum Plano, Violin, Organ, etc. to a specially. Physical Culture PUPILS MAY ENTER Convenient to 2 Street Car Lines State). Get off at For Informa Excursion of the Season WHITE, Manager SISTERS INSTITUTE, Dallas, Texas Boarding and Day School for Boys and Girls, years not admitted as boarders. Children of ad may enter primary department. Junior School Course. Four Years High Course. Graduation and Diplomas omas are recognized by all Institutions of higher local and Instrumental Music Training including Organ, etc., Domestic Science and Art. Sewing Physical Culture Exercises daily. UPPLS MAY ENTER AT ANY TIME Street Car Lines (San Jacinto, Drum and Date). Get off cars at Allen Street. For Information Address: Last Excursion of the Season JAMES WHITE, Manager THE SISTERS INSTITUTE, Dallas, Texas A Select Boarding and Day School for Boys and Girls. Boys Over 12 years old not admitted as boarders. Children of Boys Over 12 years old not admitted as boarders. Our Diplomas are recognized by all Institutions of higher education. Vocal and Instrumental Music Training including Plano, Violin, Organ, etc., Domestic Science and Art, Sewing a specialty, Physical Culture Exercises daily. THE SISTER SUPERIOR 2018 Allen St. 3-1 Authorized Agents For Western Historic Lamps We carry a complete stock of theen Lamps. Also a complete line of fans and accent lighting. Electric fans AT THE WALKER'S ELECTRICAL SHOP Please us your power light and day Call us answered Nice four-floor, house with bath, gas and lights in appended residential section of North Dallas on lot 4210. Call 911. W. VILLAKEN CALL 911. ANNOUNCEMENT The Shaw-McCain Music School will open for enrollment and assemble a band and third Class work will begin Monday morning 9 o'clock. Sept. 17th, morning 3 o'clock. Sept. 18th, morning 3 o'clock. Sept. 19th, year will please enroll at the appointed time. Classwork will meet Monday, Sept. 18th, all persons desiring 12 hours training to sing are asked to meet with this choir. For further information see Sept. 17th night. Sept. 24th. For further information see Sept. 17th night. Sept. 24th. Shaw-McCain Music School 1121 Hall St, Dallas, Texas After July 31, 1927, I will not be in my office before dinner, 1927. Dr. W. Green. 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It is not an experiment. has been sold and used by particular people for a quarter of a century. Put up in a round blue tie container. For Sale by all druggists. ONLY BY YOGIENIC CO GO ILL. Phone 3-8866 --- I Am Grateful, Friends POWERFUL TEAMS INDICATE ROUGH CLASSES IN SOUTHERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE, By Edwin Hurdle AUSTIN, Texas, August 25.—That there will be some eventful grid bottles this fall when Southern Athletic Conference teams function against each other, is an expecto- tion of football authorities—and fans in this part of the country. Wiley College at Marshall and Prairie View College at Prairie View are pressing forward as winners, with Samuel Huston of Austin, present holder of the football championship shield, preparing to take care of the situation as she did just as they had to do The Dragons will have more and better material returning to school this fall than ever before; but even with this lively bunch, the two other colleges named above, will have some victory making machines among the best. Their pigglin toys attend to be primarily re- crackings. The feeling that the Dragons are, and will be over confident, is a big mistake among both admirers and competitors. The Samuel Huston grid squad has a deck of new material beginning and returning Bill Taylor's system of training Sept. 12 that may say more than more than only two veterans of last year's team will be out of the ranks. ®Approved and Registered School of Beauty Culture ®Mamufacturer of PORO Hair and Toilef'Preparations left tackle, and right and this also spin semimonthly unendor- ward. You take to stand Vice to take to stand The Americans include Cainstein; Captain; and Har- buck; bachelor; Davia; end; Medlock; Moonbrown; two (Boyle boys) bag; three (Boyle boys) bag; other high pay centage reservoir who will be on hand next year are Brooke, Goff, Hallway, Walton and Poy, as well as those who mind their jobs; also the recruits from High School team entering the institu- tion. One of the most accommodating and spendly equipped athletic stadiums in the country will serve for service to the crowds who jam, even the park concerts, in. The grid-iron, baseball diamond and trolleys are all built of cool comfortable for sitting as well as running. The pupilsUPVist and king Sgt. **Three Home Games** **Sunday** Hunton College has three home games. The same number they played at home last year. The Glipsebak team has five few hags and a spoke out. The later Texas College, Wiley Hall, will play View Panthers and Wilberforce Braves. The latter contest will be WISH to thank the Pulpit, the Press, and the Public for your unselfish support given me in the recent crisis through which PORO COLLEGE has passed. No less do I wish to express my appreciation for the many messages of interest and sympathy which have come to me; for the tender spoken word; and for the prayers of the faithful that an institution dedicated to my race might stand untouched. And I am grateful for the unprecedented demonstration of racial solidarity presented. Your friendly interest, loyalty, and prayers during the recent upheaval have lightened, more than any other agency could have lightened, the way to bigger endeavor. In recognition whereof, I rededicate to my people, PORO COLLEGE, and reconsecrate it to the loying service of Negro Womanhood. POROCOLLEGE chances to see his nine troop Dragons, and give a little practice; He will be able to tie the ties and we hope that the team will succeed. Another big attraction will be pulled when the Dragons and Rams play in Turkey on Day 1 in the Dragon's Cup. At Turkey Day in the Dragon's Cup, Alumni and a few thousand Teachers attending the *College-State* Tour will be able to tie the ties. TEXAS TOWNS Churches were well attended. Rev. G. L. White, the blind evangelist of Dallas is in our city; he is enroute to Houston, Texas. Rev. Dent of the Missionary E. C. will open a revival meeting at Toberson Tabernacle soon. Rev. Burkley, par. for the Lights Chapel R. C. presides for a splendid sermon. Subject: "Four Certainties of Christianity." Rev. F. A. Colman was called to Lyons, Texas to baptise, Sunday, Mrs. L. Provo et al. III. Rev. E. M. Roberts was out of the city preaching Sunday. Prof. J. H. Williams and his agriculture boys have returned from Prairie View where they have been attending the Farmers Confer. e.e.e., William County boys won 11 prizes. BUSK.. Rev. G. K. Session has closed a big revival at Mt. Zion with three additions. Mrs. L. Mood is visiting in Dallas. Mrs. Lida Hen THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1927 deason of Fort. Worth is visiting in the city with friends Mrs. V. A. Martinez, Mrs. J. A. Fisher, Mr. Xiren Ruthen Woods of Mount Vernon has returned home, he is spending several days here visiting several days here and friends have returned home. CLUBURSE: Mrs. M. R. Froed died Thursday night at her home; funeral was attended Saturday at the Church of God. Rev. J. W. Fry, or Grandview will preach the anniversary of Rev. P. W. Jackson at the First R. C. the 1st Sunday in Sept. Rev. Guster of Dallas preached Sunday at Shiloh R. C. Mr. Sherman Williams of Denver. Colo. has been in the city visiting relatives and friends Rev. Bolden and members of the A. M. E. C. closed their quarterly conference with success. Mr. and Mrs. Glass spent Sunday in Wolfe City visiting Mrs. Mary Moore is visiting her daughter at Stunkoges. Okta Born to Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Bolden a fine baby girl Mr. Buster Light, fast left for Tulsa. Okla to work Mr. and Mrs. Robert Teargers daughter of Wolfe City. In visiting Mrs. Sarah Huff of Fort Worth at the Middle of her mother's life at Stegman, Mrs. M. T. Teager. Mears Lewin O'Neal, Steven Medlock, J. C. Chelton passed through the city's enrolment. Wichita Falls Misses Bodella Parker and Verdelia Miller are visiting Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Hawkins Shawnee, Okla. Mrs. Hughes R. Taiton and Miss Gladys J. Alexander, or Fort Worth spent the weekend with the latter's sister. Mrs. M. Bull of Knox Ave, who entertained them and a number of their friends, and a member of the Neilan River. Mrs. Anna Author had a daughter, J. Moseley in the city, Medanese Willa Chaney Granada South of Medan. Mrs. J. Moseley attended the funeral of Mrs. Moseley. Mary Averon attended. Sunday, in West City, Ms. Hunter of Mukwau. Mrs. Hunter in his sister-in-law Mrs. M. R. Barney in Hancock's children are visiting her. CALVERT Mr. Marlin of Rosebud was in the City Tuesday to see Prof. A. H. Mima. Miss B. E. Ford at Houston was in the city Tuesday while he was the guest of the public. Prof. A. H. Mima. Theano of the City was the guest of Eloise was brought to the city. Mon. day and prepared for burial by the Woodley Undertaking Company. Mr. R. H. Woodley spent a few days in Waco this week. Mrs. Wheeler and the other people were there day in the city, the guest of her brother, her Rev. W. M. Manning's wife and Mrs. Green were over to visit the big city on the 14th. Mrs. O. B. Itaynor left Saturday for Chicago to visit her children's. Prof. M. Manna was with him to visit her son and Mrs. their new home last Thursday. Prof. A. H. Mims and Mr. C. Patriot motored to: High, Prairie Sunday, Mrs. P. Thornton Parchal and Mrs. Phillips were visitors to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hydron at Houston. Business.泛英. Pay-for-M. Mrs. Alexander Prof. Purchasing One N. B. A. to success Mr and Mrs P. C. C. Williams are at the home of Mr. S. W. Watson Rev. C. A. Williams, Mrs. E. Ayers Mrs. M. Haynie, Miss H. Maxwell, Mr. C. C. H. H. Maynard, the Sunday School convention of the A. M. E. Church. Miss Reed at Heir at Visiting in the city Saturday and while he was the guest of Miss E. A. Woodson. Mrs. Hertha Poohle was at the home of Mr. H. H. Maynard for a few days under the treasures of Dr. C. A. Wade. Mr. Robert For. his was out of the city Sunday. CARD OF THANKS MANILIN Twigs, Aug 21 -We wish to express our heartfelt gratitude to our friends The Moses and Hillylodge and all others who so kindly assisted us during the long litter journey. We are grateful to grand-mother and aunt, Mrs. Talley, who went from us at our home to our friends of other cities who sent telegrams, letters and flowers to console us during our saddest moments. Your many words of sympathy and the lovely floral offering will be appreciated. We love lives and we pray God’s choices for them. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cotton, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Turner, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cotton, Children Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cotton, Prof. and Mrs. T. W. Wright, Missed and Odele Gibaldi, Grand. ATHENS — Services well attended at the different churches. The O.K. Hall stepped a series of revivals, including the Baptist First Baptist in progress with pastor, Rev. Geo. C. Browne, and the post Sunday with his people. The A. M. B. Sunday School is looking forward to the next session. Dr. A. Deaver, D. D. has just finished his new garage. Dr. J. A. Willie McDonald, and Mr. Thurman Robinson made a business trip to New York. Richardson departed this Wednesday, August 1, 1977, after a long stay in the A. M. B. Church. she was a peaceful christian. Tucker the funeral Mr. Joseph Stallion stopped in Athens Saturday a few days before the funeral in visiting the greeting nobile with their pastor, Rev. R. Haliam. Mrs. Bessie Richter danced in visiting the greeting nobile in the mains of Mrs. Tessie Hoges was here and funeralized at A. M. B. **BNEMS** — Services were well attended at all of the Churches here Sunday, Dr. C. L. Lee is conducting a ten day meeting at Wayman Hall, with Dr. A. O. R. Carew is visiting in Brenham, Texas Mrs. L. S. Sherrill with Dr. Whitte's family of Memphis, Ms. A. R. Carew reports a fine trip. Prof. Melon and family are here to take charge of Brenham High school as principal, Rev. L. J. C. McCarthy and Dr. Dallas, this week. Rev. A. D. Browns of Navasota has been called to Gillespie Ragistit Church, he has attended a 10 day trip with 15 additions. CARD OF THANKS Longwell, Texas, August 37, 191 In appreciation shown during the 1910 season, the following Mary, Lizette Brown, Brown and Martha, Jennette, Brown and Martha, Jennette, Brown and their jobs, arranged them so that, and Mrs. Thurman, Carter, (white and Mrs. Thurman, Carter, white Mr. Patrick Stewart, and Family, Mr. and Mr. L. C. Lookk and Dter COMING! COMING! OUR OWN A. C. Hayes-Bilbrew Mrs. A. C. Harris-Bilbrew, Los Angeles, favorite Director and Entrainer A. C. as she is known over Texas is the daughter of the late Rev. S. L. Harris, who was known throughout the South as the "Black Angel". He went to the Coast in 1905 as the Pastor of Philip's Temple C. M. da Church. It has been more than 17 years since Mrs. Hilbrew was in our midst; Texas will welcome her with open arms. She is coming to make families sing. Her first work will be to train and present a mammoth choosus for the C. M. E. Church in Oak Cliff, Dallas, Rev. G. H. Bell, pastor. Mrs. Hilbrew is known throughout California and the Northwestern States as an artist of rare ability. Aside from being the Directress of one of the largest chools of our group in Los Angeles, she is organizer and trainer of the Bilbrew Male Quar czette, and organizer and Manager of Bilbrew's Lady Quartet. She has won Radio fame, having been heard over K. N. X. one of Los Angeles' largest broadcasting stations for more than a year as reader and accompanist. We expect Mrs. Hilbrew to arrive early in September. She will bring with her the smiles and sunshine of California. The twin baby, Mary Lynette Martha Jeshette Brown, departed this life August 18, 1927, which leaves a vacancy in Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Long's home which can never be filled. How Longview was filled with ghosts when the news was spread. The death of those two babies. They were only 5 months. 15 days old. Martha Jeshette was ill only (12) hours, which death came. Cause of death was Inaslaria Fever and congestion. Prof. W. M. Daniels, principle of Longview. Colored High School has just received his A. B. degree from Wiley College. Mrs. W. M. Daniels spent the summer at Wiley College taking college work. Prof. C. A. Brown, Mrs. C. A. Brown has returned from P. X. College, where they spent the summer attending school. Prof. C. A. Brown is the principle of Rolling High School. Martha Washington Social Odd Club meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McNary, many Gose, was present, Mr. and, Mrs. U. S. Gose, Mrs. Estelle Hardy, M. and Mrs. Monte' Jonsa, Mrs. Emmer L. Jonsa, M. Smith Jonsa, Mrs. Jonsa, Mrs. Jonsa, Mrs. Jennie Slade, Mrs. Jonsa of Marshall, M. Early Taylor visiting Mr. Cecilia Tippetts, M. 4 Marritt Street. Mrs. Jennie Slade, Mrs. Jonsa of Marshall, M. early employee, Mrs. James dose, employee, Mrs. James Brown. He is on his vacation trip here. Miss Gladys, Fite gave a reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Triple in the honor of Mr. J. C. Brown and Mr. Connie Tippett. Mrs. Henry Johnson, Miss Gladys Fite last week. Miss Gladys Fite gave a whilst party honoring Miss Franchiel Hamilton, Miss Hamilton won the guest prizes. Miss Lenolna Mars won second prize and Miss Louise Dryer of Timpson, Texas, the booby, Miss Willie Dean Kelly, visited Miss Veima. I am last week end. There was a social given on the home of Mrs. Everhart in the honoring of Dr. O. H. Danfels. Miss Zephyr. Caswell, a teacher of Buddhist College at Tyler. Many guests were present at the social. The "Congview Colored" music band played music for social. Miss Jessie Hill, a city teacher of Tyler, accompanied Miss Zephyr. Caswell and spent week end, here, Mr. H. Heron of Martin, Texas, visited Miss Lucy Rayborn, Mrs. Smith Jones, 401 E., Magrill Bl., her also-term Mrs. T. M. Ceptuchfield, and Mrs. Ellia Hendrick of Dallas, Texas visited Mr. W. M. Hatehink, 405 E. Magrill Bl., Miss Jurus Salden has returned from Dallas and F. W. W. North Texas, visited friends, reports of a nice time. THAT BABY YOU'VE LONG FOR and Mrs. Huron Advice Women on motherhood. Mathered and Compassionate in motherhood. The blessing of motherhood. written by Mrs. Margaret Burden of Kensington and subject to adolescents of teenage suffering and metacognition. Now I am the proud mother of a beautiful daughter. I am passionate and inspiration to my heart. I believe hundreds of other women of my age deserve our of my happiness, and I will gladly reveal it to all my smart friends. I will also benefit her advenures without charge. She has nothing to sell. Letters should be addressed to her. I will send her choreographs. Kansas City, M. Corvus, pendence will be strictly confidential. 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Ziff Company, 608 South Dearborn St. Chicago, W. B. Ziff Company, 608 South Dearborn St. Chicago, W. B. Ziff Company, 608 South Dearborn St. Chicago, Hdlg. 114 Near Nassau St. THE DALLAS EXPRESS has never hoisted the white shirt of a firefighter, but it has dispensed by 14 hs. a yellow streak. It is not afflicted with fire, but it is sprayed, every day, sensible, connoisseur new-papyrus, which creates a new-papyrus, which pansing breasts; files no doublegirl flag. It professes a national identity, a national country. Its lives cover of even handwritten flutes over all the lertered reeds. This is pretty high quality. It uses it and now prognoses, now prognoses up and stand with it. This sound is help. This sound is help. Beece and Vannett have paid the penalty according to the dictates of American law but not without a seven-year respite was given to the girl. She was grabbed from all parts of the world. There were serious doubts of their guilt on the part of many thousands who sympathized with the American Courts and Judges finally brought them to justice. Maurice Mauro was a Negro boy who lived in Tennessee and wounded much less definite was need to kill the girl. She was woman of the other race. And though special efforts were made by members of his own, race to have his sentence committed or to be sent to death he did not to be sent to death and the state of Tennessee was satisfied. But Saturday in Norfolk, Va., a woman, member of the other race, would not let her rent stageded into police station and told the story of the murder. She was There are times in this America's common wealth when we, the members of the submerged group are thankful when even as an alance of really legal procedure marks the trial of our victims as long of heinous crimes. Some how we feel that America has not come forward for enough to realize the need for the equality of all services for the law. More rice Mays though proven innocent by this late confession might have been lynched and his body dragged through the streets of the city and the members of his scoop targeted and humiliated but he had the trial. But somehow America's progress to the point that its desire for the equality of all members before the law will be known and recognized throughout the world, if they if will happen that there will be no thought of prejudice to study an extent as was noted in the Hacen-Vannetti case and there will be much less reason to question the speed with which cases as that of Maurice Mays and others of his race are disposed of. The coming of such a day will not be much for the whole of America and its shift respect will have increased proportionately. THE SPIRIT OF THE SOUTH and Supreme Lodge of Pythiania, than usual because of the biennial next meeting of that body whose delegates armed with their own organization; but they do that delegation of men from the leading white or white there, they received televised state and city officials special-invitation folders congratulations, churches, schools and buses the convention. On every and much argument about the between the races, particularly generally. Such actions as this thinking white southerners will in other parts of the country all white southerners is not to raping, raping, discrimination rather that there is a progress friendly white South which it is. thinking members of the New England to live in the south to join progressive and Christian advertising this disposition and possible to emphasize the fortune in this connection. It is to be attitude is one of fairness and attitude on the part of the white manifers itself in a belief that by the worst of the race. They may formerly sit in making land. In calling it the spirit of aggression and the hope that help in making it grow can easily be a better future. MICH WE CANNOT ARGUE. Some lodge to Texas members of our many arguments which they did refute, but there were other could not be denied and which Chief among the objections to the effect that the white cordial letters of invitations their statements could not be meddied along the street as allowance could be made for expressed their attitude could of friction. attention instances were given not dispell the real danger of contentment instances were given such conventions in the south that though there was no need in the south they happen than in other sections of this conviction pointed out that Little Rock lynching effort was and progressive Negroes and be in front of the largest Negroes that those of us who live in its opportunities but are truly loyal to it. We show its better aspect and its more partisan than we in mains of our section. But such passing. Such contents as it in the hope that the situation that we call attention to disputed, and that partisans to admit the existence of this not true lynching would reason would hold away. The leader. That day is not progressive white southerner we that this day may come, but realized that more and more in white and black are weighing and in the failure of the Tex-tion meeting of the Supreme greatest regret was that even their section they were unable to refute charges based their southland. THE RECENTLY closed Supreme Lodge of Pythianis was made more interesting than usual because of the bid of the Texas delegation for the next meeting of that body in Texas. Not only were those delegates armed with letters of invitation from their own organization; but they carried into Chicago and into that delegation of men from every state in the union, letters from the leading white organizations of Dallas, and while there, they received telegrams of invitation from leading state and city officials. Leading railroad prepared special-invitation folders containing views of Negro homes, churches, schools and business houses and those flooded the convention. On every hand there was lively debate and much argument about the improvement in the relations between the races, particularly in Texas and in the south generally. Such actions as this on the part of the better thinking white southerners will do to convince those in other parts of the country both white and black that all white southerners is not to be judged by the stories of lynching, discrimination and Jim crow and will argue rather that there is a progressive Christian intelligent and friendly white South which is striving to make itself known. And it is not amiss for thinking members of the Negro race who are determined to live in the south to join heartily with this party of thinking progressive and Christian white southwester in advertising this disposition and in striving where ever it is possible to emphasize the fortunate aspects of the situation in this connection. It is to be remembered that such an attitude is one of fairness and directly opposed to that attitude on the part of the white people which all too often manifests itself in a belief that all Negros must be judged by the worst of the race. There is no doubt but that healthy-firm sentiment is making itself felt all over the southland. In calling the spirit of the new south there is no exaggeration and the hope that it will continue to grow and help in making it grow can easily be considered investments in a better future. THINGS AGAINST WHICH WE CANNOT ARGUE IN INVITING the supreme lodge to Texas members of the special delegation heard many arguments which they could refute and which they did refute, but there were others, the truthfulness of which could not be denied and which they were forced to admit. Chief among the objections to coming to the south was one to the effect that the white people who extended such cordial letters of invitation, though they were sincere in their statements could not control the sentiment of the casual meddling along the street, and that, therefore, while des allowance could be made for the sentiment which they expressed their attitude could not dispell the real danger of friction. In proof of this content instances were given pressed their attitude could not dispell the real danger of friction. In proof of this content instances were given by many who had attended such conventions in the south, end the argument was presented that though there was no monopoly on such occurrences in the south they happen there with more frequency than in other sections of the country. One who held to this conviction pointed out that in the case of the recent Little Rock lynching effort was made to intimidate the thrifty and progressive Negroes and the burning was actually done in front of the largest Negro office building in the city. It can be fairly argued that those of us who live in the south are not only convinced of its opportunities but are sold to its possibilities, and are truly loyal to it. With those who argue against it, we show its better aspect and its finer aspects and none are more partisan than we in maintaining the good reputation of our section. But such thrusts as this are embarrassing. Such contentions as these are ununwarrable and in the it in the situation may be unmotivatedly viewed that we call attention to the fact that facts cannot be disputed, and that partisans, though we are, we are forced to admit the existence of this unfortunate condition. Were this not true lynching would speed ease and rule of reason would hold away. The denegague would cause to be the leader. That day is not get come. Along with the progressive white southerner we are compelled to hope to work that day may come, but in the meantime it must be realized that more and more it is coming to pass that all men, white and black are weighing questions in the light of facts and in the failure of the Texas as delegation to land the next meeting of the Supreme Lodge of the Pythians their greatest regret was that even in their loyalty and love for their section they were unable to find arguments strong enough to refute charges based in fact which were against their southland. DOCTORS, HISTRIES AND FILL HOLLERS OF BEAUMONT HISTORY We were then served an exceptional serving menu by MRS. H. E. JONES, Jr. R. M. Paraskevich, P. Boieser may least miss the opportunity to secure a monthly session in Perthshire in the flood sufferers' RETURN. FLOOD SUPPRESSED BETWEEN the two sessions entitled "Making ourselves up to the flood" was discussed. Rouge has been closed for the last three months of that last season in the home in the Mount Rouge in southeastern遭遇了 789 refugees when the Rouge camp was appalled that the roil was not used or that the abruptness were the understanding of the undertaking. B. M. PATRICK, President; H. E. Jones, F. Secretary FLOOD SUPPRIERS RETURN TO HOMES Baton Rouge, La. August 14 (AND) The refugees camp in Baton Rouge has been closed with the departure of the last contingent of the refugees, and homes in the Mélville section. The Baton Rouge camp has a total of 1,000 refugees, with a maximum. The raid fell of the river during the past few days and left the waters from lowlands. VICTORY ICE-INVASION COMPANY PARKVILLE STATE MANAGER HOPES TO DALLAS P. I. P. Mewtaw, L. Gatee, R. M. J. Shaw it were read, by at the funeral of Mewtaw, J. Y. W. upon the remembrance of business man, Mr. R. Mewtaw, wife R. A. the Express Wednesday Mr. G. P. Oliver, Stats Manager of Texas has moved his family to Dallas from Montgomery, Ala. Dallas is proud to have Mr. Oliver to consult himself with the Dallas business man, Mr. Williamson and Mason, Olivette St. and Pa. visited the Express Wednesday morning. THE DALLAS EXPRESS. DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1907. the opening program which was tion of those in process of adve rt rendered on Tuesday night. May 11, 1945, was a wonderful year for the organization and the Recommendations among those; who appeared were, Among them: who appeared were, the President of the Ganaziate who in no uncertain rule was suspended and he was re-terms concerning the need of real efforts to report the report of the Ganaziate secretary stressed vividly the fact that N.A. the Ganaziate Princess, the Supreme Princess, the Ganaziate Princess, E. K. among the industries of the nation Treuner came the reports of the Ganaziate enterprises of every nature will be reported the report of the Ganaziate Princess, E. K. among the industries of the nation Treuner came the reports of the Ganaziate enterprises and organizations. These reports efforts to these enterprises and been made by the Organization. The memorial service was very impure. The delineation represented great extension. A Donation was given to Brother Brennan in the activities of the work for the *Burgh*. By Birch. The *Manual* and initial version of the *Burgh* was published by the address the rule was suspended literary and musical program tests he was re-installed as Supreme Burgh during the Royal Cross Band under the address the Supreme Burgh. The Installation of Supreme officer survey was the the annual report survey was conducted by Prof. T. W. Burgh. As a child talks, laughs, coughes, "No," he replied when caswain disclosing that he be ignorant as in "spaying, mopping, coughes, a boy, he didn't bring his it," he told the power of attorney to not about him. This is why disease in fact; didn't need that thing down the screen so rapidly among school students. He also have a child. All has ever harassed his efforts No child can keep from having trite diseases until his teeth are clean and they cannot be clean as long as their is a sign of a decay among their own people" mussed a Tennessee matron. "These white folks up here don't have the same kind of interest they have in Tennessee," she concluded. which were calculated to employ the money and the talent of the Colored business man of America. For a long time, he did not meet with success. in them. It is also been grown, the children of such conditions are not of course, mortality or morality normal. Diana's "four hundred" mirrors, 25 per cent of the world's most common conditions, have the same vision up- to a higher scale. We can be sure they dense, a diminutive but well-used dense of service. There's in New Athens of this now comes to the United States of this now comes to the United States of this now comes Tork, of course, to give it the benefit of their broad- and sympathetic understanding of the Race's needs; to show the dormant northerners how to make use of their opportunities; to put brains and initiative into numkulls; and to interpret most of it is handled by the African and Eastern Trade Corporation Ltd., which, with its subsidiaries, fixes the price of cocoa on the Gold Coast, and fixes it, far below the world price level. Mr. Tots-Anna explains: WHAT ABOUT YOUR CHILD? W. T. BURNE, Devilst 500 1-2 Good St The mouth is a mixing chamber for the food some what like a cement mixer. It is thoroughly mixed. This you say is true. Now what since it is true the food becomes impregnated with the poison of those devils. standard$^2$. From an unbilled viewpoint, and plans to establish a $1,000,000 in California, Ohio, and C. Washington, Mr. Maria Malone died when among the newcomers from Dakar. The World quotes him as follows: "Mr. Maria Malone died when among the kinsmen of the North, some of whom are still in the North, some of whom are a subject or one of our accounts." $P.I.$ need Americans because a good part of the bank's accounts are a good part of their brethren of the North and a social and political environment. You see, while I haven't been in New York Norcross, you see, while I haven't been in Chelsea, his home, brother, being at standard$^2$. what are the migrants' inner reactions, as compared with those of his brother who has long since resisted in the "war" and consequently has not undergone any special transformation or adaptation in his life. From an unbiased viewpoint, fractional sixty-six, and two-thirds part of the newspapers from Dikles and the newspapers from Dikles, and the newspapers from North, seem to have assumed either a "sensitive ego aspect, or one of criticism in their personal estimation of their brethren of the North and their social and political environment." One migrant, just three months out of Qcumbia, is C, who sild, his Nest, for the first time, upon a comfortable sector of B Harlem brass rail empoism. Which was crowded in the south of the North? "Admitted that there was nothing unusual about the event. Hadn't stopped a glass of wine once with "Colonel" so-and-so, who could buy the whole C. and the New York and then, as plenty of money left. Another migrant, an "engineer" from Birmingham, who had been in charge of a dunkley-engine gang in Alabama, was sure that they would be a "caveer" in the North. As there was in "Birmingham." "No," he replied when en약을 forcy, a job, he didn't bring his l-cense with him; didn't have any in fact; didn't need that thing down. "I'd rather have my children among their own people" mussed a Tennessee matron. "These white folks up here don't have the same kindness," he concluded. "Disly's 'four hundred' migrants of course, have the same vision up on a higher scale. To be sure they have finished making the supreme time to do it." "The world of the North, of course, to give it the benefit of their broad-and sympathetic understanding of the Race's need; to show the dormant northernmost, to make use of their opportunities, to ineffectualize the injustice into the interpreting it. Northern whites ("who do not sild could not know") the heart� Oh, there's something of the "Hour" left in the North after a decade of intense transformation. Such, in fact, that it just can't be forgotten. —Preston News Service NEGRO FARMERS CONGRESS AND SHORT COURSE According to the statement of Prof. C. H. Waller, leader of Negro Extension Work in this state, 1906 attended the 20th annual session of the Negro Farmers Congress and impression gained from the an- after- Anniversary Willie O. Tylker, one of noncement that Wilfred Todd-And- the leading colored criminal law firm, acquired in 1995. The firm is now a premium law firm for a $2,000,000 loan in defense of Green and will run from New York-based interest presents him when the easy course of law is over. The girls were awarded on general achievement and completed display at all work required of them from the four years work outlived by the department. In lieu of flowers, Rosetta Jackson, Heaton County $10.00, Sarah Montgomery, Montgomery County $10.00, Marie Whitehatch, Marris County $10.00 to Love Mrs Williams, Gadabupe County $10.00, Pamie Mack $10.00 to Lae Marie Martin, Jasco County $20.00, Pinkie Nutter, Marten County $20.00, Lae Marie Martin, Matsorda County $10.00. Worthy of special mention is the time consumed in the area, making sure we cut and made complete in two and one-half hours. The winner in each category solder and sealed can in fifty-seven seconds. Enthusiasm ran high in the farm folk left behind of new ideas, a determination to put them in practice in their homes and on their farms. ARLANGES LOAN TO MAKE AMERICA AFRICAN COCOA HARVEST New York, N. T., August 27—A. N. P.)—Success, secures about 60 crowns of the awards for Gold Crown of which Acea is the principal city, who has been seeking for a nomination for Winifred Tete-Asa of Acea has just concluded the preliminary for a £4,000 loan in accordance to an £8,000 loan for which Acea has Mr. Tete-Asa to Berlin, London and finally to New York, Gentleman, from the Gold Coast has Mr. Tate-Alma now proposes that the unifiedfaith and share, subjective and part of that common desire to Europe of America, to be exchanged there for the manufactured goods, which they require. could scream. To add to the agony, *laughew usurp our and our wife* could be one of those people who never know what to do, but better to be self-conscious and talk a little less for a white, and talk a little better until the new volume. If I were better acquainted with the old replaces the old. There are those in New York. There were many delegates in atlanta, and in New York City. Thameson Dale, Tete-de-maire and he, Dallas is in the city visiting her affect to think him a clever adventurer only. C. G. Saunders and L. I. Hood have To the astonishment of his many I. Mash. Bishop Epiphany Church is in lands Green was crowned recorded the midst of a big wally, Mr. Marvellous. He was a man of great intellect and a hundred burglaries and rob- Will Walker were hurt. hurt Berlin in Los Angeles the last few days at afternoon when the car stopped. Mrs Laura A. Branum of Yakima, Wash. is on route to Chicago visit Louis to attend the Supreme Court of Calanthe, Aug. 15th to 10th. The Ft. Dearborn Lodge and Ft. Dearborn Merchling Club of New Will intertwin on the lawn of Fort Dearborn Home, 1920 - South Parkway, during the convention week. Mrs. David L. Jackson of Morgan Park and her children are spending the summer months in Shreveport, La. with relatives and friends. his congregation at the First St. Peter of St. Deserbon No. 44, a church in Waltham, Tehran, Mrs. Elkha, with a party of other Elkha in the west in the mid-1980s and the week in the mid-1990s. Mia Glady Hates has Te-Design Sudan, she spent after spending some time in return to join the Chicago design- LEAS TOWNS MENDERSON The rival which was conducted by Rev: O. E Collins at-Wesley C. M. E. Churchy closed August 2 with several additions. Mother Elon R. C. will be in their revival August 21st with Rev. R. B. Francis, conducting the service. Miss Velma Wakefield of Dallas is xiliting Miss Fruit of the city and c Wilson of Chechsha, Okla. and singer are visiting their aister. Bertha. Mrs. Marla Malone died August 19, 1927 age 32, funeral. by Rev. C. C. Choice of Denson, buried under the auspices of the American Woodman. at Union Grove, Cemetery. Mr. Willie Bissner, more after a space of 22 years, became a visitor of the late Mack Stirs home, his brother, being at this time an Angelo, Texas, a short disance. Mr. Walter Simmons is building a office house on Methdist Hill, McKinsey Chapel C. M. Church, has started the erection of the church on Methodist Hill Rev. A. H. Daniel, pastor. Services were good at McKinney Chapel C. M. E Church Sunday. Miss Frankie Brown is visiting in Dallas this week Rev. O. E. Collins, family arrived in the city August 30th to spend a few days visiting friends. Mr. M. C. Higgins has traded his car for a 1928 Spout Model Bulk. *CORRECINA* Little Miss Clara Mae Coleman and brother of Brons were in the city last week when she was visiting her brother, M. Pinkie Mickle and little bambina and Houston who have bambina and Houston who have in the city left for home last week. John Bismuth who was serious, brought here to the hospital; at brought here to the hospital; at writing he is resting fairly day for Dolina M. Wen. Bismuth Y. Migh, M. Mr. O. W. Barker and for the sick M. M. B. Wen. for the sick M. M. B. Wen. W. Y. meted to Fort Worth where she met her gene of Eans is visiting M. M. Bismuth. *TRAGUE* — Sunday School and the pen the qu of oin the lie the = IF Read the Express for all news sold by Mr. Elies. R. Cranfield, Reporter SHERMAN The General of Rev. Dr. Berry Smith who died at his home in South Shore W. was at attention of Mr. Elies. R. Cranfield, Reporter By Bishop J. W. McCarthy HM children attending from daughter, Nobile White of Davenport, w. W. Wadlen and little daughter, Nobile White of Davenport, w. W. Wadlen and little daughter, Nobile White of Davenport, Albany. He was in his 86th year and had been a C. M. K. preacher and married to a C. M. K. preacher married for 48 years, Teachers, for Fred Doughton, Teachers for canning w. W. M. Carrington, Teachers, for W. M. Carrington, Prof. W. R. Perris, Mr. Louise Poules, Prof. W. R. Perris, Mr. Louise Poules, Kliegil Kliegil, King. Alle Maleus, K. R. Porter, Mr. Claudie Johnson CHICAGO Eureka Grand Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, Illinois and Zurfield-rimmed-field station this city on August 13th after being in season the entire year. Mrs. Anna Dorsey of Lovejoy, IL, president of The Federation of Colored Women, was chosen to be the matron; Mrs. Busle W. Turner, as-relocation worthy-grand matron and Mrs. Mary R. Carter, worthy grand secretary. Special trains over the Wabash-Lacklawanna railroad will leave Chicago, August 10th at 10 a. m. carrying delegates from the lodges and temples of Dignols and Indiana's jurisdiction to the grand lodge, sion at, NY-York, NY, Aug. 22nd, to 27th. Mrs. Mattie R. Baldwin and Little daughter, with Mrs. Lela Rollie, Los Awwes, Calif., Avangales, and now in the city following the closest of the A. U. K. and D. of A. co-vention at Toledo, Ohio, and will spend four weeks at the seashore in the east before returning to Calif. Jas. Tax. Martin, Exalted Ruler of Fort. Dearborn Lodge No. 46, Elks. Is in New York City completing ar- ingment for headquarters for the Elks from Illinois. Mr Laura A. Biannam of Yakima, Wash. is an route to Chicago we in Lakeside and will attend the Court of Calantah, Aug. 12th to 14th. The Ft. Dearborn Lodge and Ft. Dearborn Park. We will entertain will entertain us at the Town of Fort Dearborn Home. 1230 South Park. ANNOUNCEMENT VICTORY LIFE INSURANCE CO. ANNOUNCES: the appointment of Mr. Geo. FI Oliver as Agency Supervisor for the State of Texas. Mr. Oliver is one of the ranking Insurance Salesman of the country and is qualified to rinder an undeniable service to the people of Texas. We also desire to announce the establishment of our Dallas Branch Office at 2817 HALL STREET for the stvices of our policyholders and friends. The public is invited to avail themselves of the service offered through this office. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN HIGH TYPE, LUCRATIVE EMPLOYMENT AS A LIFE IN-SURANCE SALESMAN, WRITE TO VICTORY LIFE INSURANCE CO. 3621 SOUTH STATE ST. CHICAGO, ILL. TEXAS TOWNS PITZBURG . President D. A. Fuller occupied the pulpit at Pine Bluff Baptist Church Sunday morning and night in the absence of the pastor, Rev. Waters. He was joined by Mrs. Mattea M. Neal, paired, Mrs. Mattea M. Neal, Mrs. Maggie Brews and Rev. M. P. Jef, and Jason the C. M. K. pastor also attended services during the day. Mrs. Roe Randall of Rocky Mountain workshopped with them. The mum and dad shipped at Dingerfield where Mrs. G. H. Merghant of Marshall is an employee of the Army. Arthur S. Rubert, Mr. and Mrs. D. McKinney and family are in town. Arthur R. Rubert, Jr. is funeral of Mrs. Mattea Travolter who lived at Dingerfield. Rev. Methi Williams, an attendant for the Army, is in town. Rev. M. E. Snickerdale is out of the city. Mrs. Mary C. Johnson of Stephens Village Sunday. Mr. Arthur Neonon Williams, an attendant for the Army, is in town. Mrs. Bobbie Lee Hubert, Mrs. Elia Tuxo who attended the Grand lodge R. Lillard left for Ennis and Wash. hatchie, Mr. Henry Lee is in West Texas. Mrs. Georgia Mabry and her paired, Mrs. Mattea M. Neal, Mrs. Maggie Brews and Rev. M. P. Jef, and Jason the C. M. K. pastor also attended services during the day. Mrs. Roe Randall of Rocky Mountain workshopped with them. The mum and dad shipped at Dingerfield where Mrs. G. H. Merghant of Marshall is an employee of the Army. Arthur S. Rubert, Jr. is funeral of Mrs. Mattea Travolter who lived at Dingerfield. Rev. Methi Williams, an attendant for the Army, is in town. Mrs. Bobbie Lee Hubert, Mrs. Elia Tuxo who attended the Grand lodge B. Lillard left for Ennis and Wash. hatchie, Mr. Henry Lee is in West Texas. Mrs. Georgia Mabry and her paired, Mrs. Mattea M. Neal, Mrs. Maggie Brews and Rev. M. P. Jef, and Jason the C. M. K. pastor also attended services during the day. Mrs. Roe Randall of Rocky Mountain workshopped with them. The mum and dad shipped at Dingerfield where Mrs. G. H. Merghant of Marshall is an employee of the Army. Arthur S. Rubert, Jr. is funeral of Mrs. Mattea Travolter who lived at Dingerfield. Rev. Methi Williams, an attendant for the Army, is in town. Mrs. Bobbie Lee Hubert, Mrs. Elia Tuxo who attended the Grand lodge trip to Dallas returning home Sunday. Rev. C. Hubert made a business trip to Winnsboro Saturday. Rev. Jefferson motored to Winnsboro Sunday evening. Prof. Juan Henry of Hawkins passed through the city Monday; also his daughter spent the afternoon with Mrs. Cred. The Miss Ethelle People is taking special subjects from Mrs. Nellie Reynolds. A party composed of the following went out on a fishing trip reporting a pleasant trip to Misses Nannie II. Pitts, Cynthia Gilbert, Lena Bowens, Ena Strickland, Master Leo Pitts, Meadamer Mary Calicutt, Lupita Thomas, Joule Spears, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Crowder. A lawn party was given by Mrs. Elias Pitts Tuesday evening. Mrs. Edna Strickland has returned. Prof. E. Sakine presented his show at Centerpoint Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Walker have made some improvements at their home. The praise service at the Methodist Church has begun. Rev. U. & Franks is in Athens this week. Mr. SANTA MIDY Catarrh of Bladder Pain Keeps Warmed Santal Midy Before any Initiation Look for clog in the Midy Solid by All Drugs To Train High School and Vocational Teachers The Collegiate Division of Tuskegee Institute Offer's 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 ```markdown ``` B. Lillard left for Eunig and Wax, hachie, Mr. Henry Lee is in West Texas, Mrs. Georgia Mabry and mother are having their home repaired. Mrs. Mattie M. Neal, Miss Maggie Brown and Rev. M. F. Jeferson were in Mineola last week. Mrs. Moella Pilts entertained Wiltz a birthday party Thursday evening. Many beautiful gifts were received and the out of town guests were Messrs. I G. Owens and Willie Johnson. Miss Bobble L. Hubert en, tertained the younger set with a two-course luncheon honoring Mr. Arthur Nelson who is her house guest. Games were played and the high score prize was awarded Mrs. Willie Lee Lillard; a guest prize was also given. Mrs. Ena Srickland is out of the city. Mrs. Mary C. Johnson of Stephenville spent two weeks with her father, Rev. A. W. Walker and she, Rev. H. F. Evans made a trip to Texarkana. ELPASO. Messias Chas. Barke, George Rochon and Victor Bosthain were hostess at a buffet on Monday, and the deposition of Mia. Victor Benhamilion 2004 Olive Street honoring Mia. Mr. Bosthain house was beautifully decorated with candles, roses and ferns; pallet rugs and carpets throughout the menu; those present were Mia. and Mrs. Bosthain worth, Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Green, Mr. and Mrs. Tyrer, and Mr. W. Shannon, Mr. E. O. I. Blulm, Mr. and Mrs. John Stuil, Mia. and Mrs. Chas, Burke Mrs. and Mrs. Tyrer, and Mrs. C. H. Hulling, Mr. and Mrs. Mia, Mr. R. E. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. E. Walker, Mr. R. Coelfish, Mia. R. Brown, Mia. John Chas. Jones. Five hundred was the diversion of the evening; prizes included second, Mrs. Jno. Prover, conolation to Mia. Jno. Stuil. The guest declared the house charming Mrs. Wm. Steward, 1964 Durham wife, set a testimonial. A formal blood transfusion a murderer ling her sister, Mm.-Melissa; those including the guest of honor were her brother, R. R. Robinson and J. Provor- ker, at meet in meet. D. under the guidance of Mrs. Wm. Steward (s) in full away. The Spiritual tide was strong. Mrs. Wm. Steward wagged wrong night. Mm. Marshall THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1927 McCall has returned from her vaca, tion at Los Angeles, California. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Robinson are back from their vacation spent in Los Angeles are in their new quarster the "Duplex" apartments of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Williams, 1000 H Rd., Hiresley, R. B. Williams with leave soon on her health. Mr. and Mrs. B. Williams will be, and Mrs. B. Williams and other points in La. Mrs. Lis Egines died at her residences 210 Wyoming, Street Monday and was buried from Second H. C. Wednes day at 12 o'clock; she leaves a daughter, Mrs. B. Williams, two grand children, Mrs. Mildred Bradley and Mr. Ed. Leake Mr. Iris Smith left for Los Angeles, California, in a Thursday where he will join the other. He has spent her vaca, tion there; they will return about the first of October in the same day. the northern route, Mrs. S. M. Col- linas has returned from San Antonio where she was delegate to the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows and represented Phyllis Wheatley House Hold of Ruth No. 2222 Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Wilkerson has returned from visiting in the state. Mrs. T. R. Nesbit, entertained for Mrs. Hall of Tucson, Ariz. Wednesday night, August 10th, 2002, enjoying her hospitality. Yon, Mr. and Mrs. A. Sims, Mrs. E. Meltot, Mrs. M. A. Sampson, Mrs. Charity Williams, Mrs. Craig, Mrs. Jowers, Mrs. J. G. Campbell, Mrs. J. J. Eggleson and Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Lopez LONGVIEW Dr. O. M. D. Malez of the M.G. Gilbert School, Jr. of Marlboro, honoring the members of the White House Club, and the visiting friends of the M.G. Gilbert School and Hill of Tyler. Mrs. Cattiger of the Henderson School of Dallas. The house was lighted in the style of "Alladin" of the M.G. Gilbert School, a home was very much a home. A few minutes after which the attention was turned to the "Vlogs of Jane" of the M.G. Gilbert School, ginger sandwich ginger, Mexican sandwich sandwich, the bar, whisky, where the WAXAHACHIE Rev. Smith practiced at the A. M.-H. McMullen New M. Zion C. is doing a great work. Rev. Cannon pastor of the M. Zion church in New York. Rev. Cannon pastor of the M. Zion church in New York. Sunday night. M. I. L. Potter. 417 Watt street intertwined the More Town and the More Church in New York. licious menu: high score was given to Layton Broomfield. M. Thomas and M. Thomas in New York. A. I. Nunn. 227 Watt Street. Mrs. Jett Hart of Houston is visiting her mother M. Thomas in New York. M. E. I. Williams of Mineral Waile is visiting her mother M. E. I. Williams of Mineral Ford of San Antonio is visiting M. Eddie Tolbert. M. O. I. L. Jaster and related. Nagogdeches—About fifty prominent farmers of Nagogdoches County between the adult, senior and Junior, headed by Prof. J. C. Campbell left Sunday for Preirie VI.w. to attend the Farmers Congress. Sunday School at St. Matthew's Baptist Church Sunday was excellent; Bupit, Blythe Park was seeking to create the "good" and community by the way he is conducting the Sunday School. Club No. 2 of the St. Matthew Baptist Church held their rally Sunday evening with a good attendance. Rev. J. C. Lockett preached a fine sermon Sunday night to a fair size audience. His sermon was enjoyed by all present. Rev. J. A. Price relived some Friday from Sobel and the first day of the day. In the meeting held there last week, there were nine-for-legislam. Moll Nickels, wife of Rev. Nickelled, at their home Saturday after a prolonged illness; the body was shipped to Mendon, Texas, for hur- ricane relief. Mrs. K. Ward, Mrs. B. Brown, Knight, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mo- Knight in Loganport Mt. Mrs. Ma- nica, Mrs. Bessie Wilson of College Arnold of Fort Worth is visiting her brother and wife with Mrs. Bessie and family on vacation and on Loganport Mt. 19th Street. She will pro- bably make Temple her home. Slim Hill Baptist Church, Sunday School opened at $28 with Sugi- t, a 15th street have returned home after sitting a silt relative. Her parents at 11:38, pastor Cham- bers b came to the pulpit with a f. A. Eving. D motivated to Kra- neman, a 4 o'clock the W. X. Wail- ing during the past week to visit her parents at 6:30, union was on program at 6 p.m. Union was on hospital by president Lockett and his mother. Mrs. Ed Kedlman and her daughter Thelmia, have returned home. San Francisco, Chambers reached a fine mum- The pastor reported a pleasant trip. Mrs. Joe Wright and children to Mr. Pleasant; he will leave for moveable from Mobile Ala. Tucson, Arts. — Mr. Gilboley is in Mt. Mary's Hospital having un-Sergei an operation for appendicitis. Theorff HT HT HT MTHTR geles, Calif. filled the pulpit at Mt. Calvary Baptist Church Sunday. at the morning and evening service. Miss Beatrlee Thompson returned Saturday from Houston, where she has been visiting friends and val- tiven, Mr. H. M McDonald of Calexico, Calif. in the city on his way to Galveston, Texas. The Elk's wife, Paige, was born Frank Davis, Addison Taylor, J. Logan, H. John Howard and James Hedley; Deputy Dudley James of Calexico; Deputy Dudley two bwes Elk. After the initiation the men passed into the diren tion of the school. He was assisted by her daughter Elk had prepared a delicious table of refreshments. **Cherwin.** — Sunday School was well attended at all churches Sun- tern and St. Anne's. The Moderate of the Emanuel. Annual School. Calvert Sunday attending HM Association which convened in that city when he was writing in the Hebrew of Camron attended the Association which Mice Addie MacNeese who has been writing in Hebrew at Hebrew University Quite a few relatives and friends attended the funeral of Dr. H. McDonald more than 600 people were at the funeral. A number of Camronen motored to Prairie View to attend **Teague — Sunday School and** **Church service were good at all** churches last Sunday; many of the churches held a service at the Convention held at Salem last week. The McNola Hiral Church celebrated their annual picnic at Wilson Chapel last week. Mr. M. H. Klein, the pastor, said, "He was proud. He was good at a farewell." JEWISERON — Sunday was a fine, hot day, not much church going, yet the Sunday school thru- the city report was a good time to the children, the city manager—the the Darsen Baptist Church was at his post, and delivered two great sermons at 11 o'clock and at night, collection very good. The Royal Knights and Daughters of McDonald, will open up her grand-seasonal at the Central High School building. Monday night, a special program for each day and night have caught the attention of many and it is believed the attendance will be very good, homes for all. City where he has been secured that may come have been secured by the local lodges of the city. Mr. Tom Hambo, died at his home Sunday morning his body was pre- The 2023 World War II War of Warfare (WAF) in the British Church Monday, was a key event in the War of Tree City, La, and Vivian. I, he was, they will tour the state. Don-Chapel A. M. E. Church for Long-Men, and the New York City, Mr. Author Kimble, has been on the sick list for the last week at home in bed. Mr. Dto Williams had to go to the hospital, and he was in the depot on account of sickness of his father-in-law, but he is 10 hope to soon return to his home. Mr. Willis, the first line of the retiring line, has been on the footing at the New York City, Mr. Dr. T. L. Hunter and family to visit his home for investments at Hot Springs in Arkanas, Missouri, Tennessee, Ark. Mr. Dr. T. Terry, seemed to be improved. Some little for the last few years. Mr. Dto Williams had an excellently simple, very-doubtful life as far as he has been. Mr. Lockett, as far as he has been, has been a few days after the two bales of the New South. The two bales of the New South are able to get in Chicago, Dr. J. R. Shepherd and nineteen and a half cents a pound. H. P. L. Levington, D. P. Caldwell and S. P. Hareman. Attended by Ph. D. W. and the top-up of the Ph. D. 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Sister Lester, one of the oldest members of the church died last week; the funeral was held from 11 A. M. Sister Lester, who was buried in the parish pennants. Pensative Church with Rev Diane officiating. Rev. Phoenix, the church closed its financial rally Sunday morning, pastor of New Hope Church she started her marvelous, been elected assistant pastor of Nothchurch, Baptist Church, St. Mary's Church, been elected assistant pastor of Oklahoma, where she spent two weeks writing her mother. Mine was a former friend of City. SWENSON... The True Vine B.C. Sunday School opened at 9:00 A.M. with Nurt A.D. Doney and most of the Scholars present; money raised $1.07; The pastor, Rev. R. H. Trimble occupied the pulpit at the morning service, text 2nd Cor. I-11; there were three additions to the Church Tuesday morning at 9:55. Rev. R. J. Haney arrived and preached that night. Services were held throughout the week. August 14, 1977 Sunday morning at 11:00 the pastor, Rev. R. H. 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The packages you get at the low, 50c and 25c prices are so liberal in size that long before you have used up your first one, your hair will become so soft and straight, you can arrange it in any style you wish and it will stay that way, always looking smooth and glossy. Improve Improved Rome doesn't need the name in the Plaza Calle de la República and hence the World of Harris, A Jackson Applek Will Gulce Bristol, Beth Anderson, Mace Everi- son, Mason Hill and Rev, R. J. Taylor. BROWSWOOL. Rev. T. Tyler preached two inspiring surnams at the A. M. E. Church-Hunday, Mrs. Luburs Winston-entained the H. M. Bociety Monday at her home. After the regular routine of business she served a period of years to the member and visitor's. Lots Bell Court No. 18, entered her Brothers last, Fri. wth an all day plodic. Mr. and Mrs. E. Blair are improving their home on Almond Street. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Chris has moved in to the home. Mr. and Mrs. Paul was put away while handling a young, beef, Mrs. E. Pittman is doing nicely with her beauty parlor. Mr. T. W. Thomas is visiting in Brady. Mrs. Marie Hand, ford of the Nockland's visiting. Mother (Hall) Alphonse is the first to be�ed in Mr. Manigo in the city from Mineral Walls, Texas. Rev. Wm. Washington is visiting in Vazco Rev. B. E. L. Alexander is in Cleburn. Rev. O. Y. Covette made a show at the Westland Park was a good time for the grand daughter, Jewel Burles. Mr. Veras Harris is in the city from Galveston. Mr. and Mrs. J. Chalkey are busy from Fort Worth. Mr. and Mrs. Wood Bagley and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hire have been at the Houston and Galveston. Mrs. E. Bassett lost her youngest baby last week. Mrs. Bassett accompanied the remains home for burial. Miss Willle Anderson and Mrs. Roy Smith and babies are doing nicely. The first of the same years of National Beav�ient Society. Mr. T. W. Thomas was in your city last week. Mr. Wm. Banders was appointed local secretary. Lafine chm mbmb cmfd doradfddd LONGVIEW Mr. Mary Long Mr. Pat Brown, Mr. Leonard Ahles, Miss Stamle Hyte, Little Mary Lynette and Martha Jennetta Brown motored to Italy, Texas. They spent a few days with Mrs. Long's brother, Mr. Hufus Hoyd whom she had not seen in 29 years. On their return the party spent several hours with Mrs. Martha Dixon and children in Terrell. Tax. Martha Jeanette has been very up but is very much improved at this writing. Miss Lady Carter of Sacro, Lento, California, the niece of Mrs. M. H. Holman and Miss Jeanette Holman arrived here Saturday night. Reunited dinner was given in the honor of Miss Lucy Carter at the resident of Miss Jeanette D. Holman. Miss Luensse Driver of Timpson Texas visited, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Jenkins, Mrs. Gille Jackie Lewis left Thursday for Chicago to attend the Supreme Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythag and Court of Calanthe last week. Mrs. E. W. Wallick 1519 Thomas Ave. Dallas, Texas, Mrs. Arene Ket, Mr. A. T. Cobb of Terrell and Charlie Kee of Terrell visited in the city. Mrs. ts so little every ave soft, lovely TEXASTOWNS Fresh News Gathered from all Parts of the State and Boiled Down to Suit the Taste of Our Thousands of Anxious Readers Sallee Wotten of Minneapolis, M.A. R. H. line—velvetia, M. R. W. Jeans of Luster, R. M. and M. Garland, D. I. in the city. The chicken Wotten were in M. Plaindale harborage at St. James was a chicken that was raised in the city. The chicken designated have returned from their P. U. sections at Baltham. was conference at Balthamfield. Services quite interesting. Baltham elected members at the Baltham at the state convention. the state convention at Dallan. M. E. M. Church. HAMLIN... Rev. I. R. Riptow preached two good sermons. Rev. Green filled the pulpit Sunday and preached two good sermons. Blaser Luberts Henderson left Sunday night for South, Texas. JACKSONVILLE, Rev. P. D. Cook pastor of Benson Chapel C.E. R. Church delivered a strong force, able sermon at the morning hour service. Misses Ophelia Ford, Olli Wilson, Ore. McAllister, Prof. L. W. Ford of Tyler plant a few days later week, the L.W. Rev. Mrs. K. Hillman, the L.W. Rev. Mrs. K. Hillman Opet Pierce, Haxie Banders, Marlene Jones, Celestas Jones and Vernon Wiggins left Saturday to attend the Farmers Short Course and Con, greas at Prairie View, Mrs. Jackson of Houston is in the city visiting her sister, Prof. A. J. Turner returned home last week after a two-week stay in Houston, Mrs. Eddie Tension spent Sunday and Mon, day in Troop, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spencer left Sunday for an index-finita stay in Fort Worth, Mrs. M. E. Neals left for her home in Dallas after a four weeks atly in the city. Misses, Fred Gray, Georgia Wesley Gray of Houston are in the city visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gray. Dr. N. E. Young has installed a new 2024 fountain, with all the latest equipment, Mrs. E. K. Williams of Tyler spent Sunday, the week of Mrs. Connor, The Deonist, the under-the-applicate of official staff of Henson Channel C. M. E. Church was a financial success. The Court of Calanthe and Knights of Pythias entertained Mr. Donfee, K. of P. Drive Director with a banquet at the K. of P. Hall Monday nightly, a very interesting program was rendered, Mrs. G. C. Munroe of Pine Bluff Ark. Is in the city to see her father, Mrs. Mary Wiggins and daughter, Espanola left Saturday for Houston, Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie B. Lewis of Galveston are in the city visiting her father who is the TIL TERRELL. Rev. J. W. Lgonzón of Mt. Oltre and Rev. P. L. Jones of the C. M. E. Church are con- (Gor emwyp arrld vbggajoldd ducting a revival Rev. C. B. Booker is out of the city. Rev. T. C. Neal filled his pulpit Sunday. Mrs. Wille Nix is visiting her mother in Wascombe, Mrs. D. A. Orange and Mrs. L. Johnson are visiting in New Orleans. Miss Radio Ladd has gone to live with her father in New Orleans Mrs. P. Johnson, P. Galey, E. Jackson, Prof. R. E. Anderson and others. The attended the summer school at Prairie View have returned. Mrs. K. Harden is home after visiting with relatives in Cleburna. Mrs. J. Albaron of Chicago is visit. THE EASIEST TO USE THE DALLAS EXPRESS. DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1927 EASTLAND, Mr. W. A. Love and daughter, Mrs. Abigate motor, led to Cleburne last week, Rev. J. M. Matthews occupied the pulpit at Smith Chapel A. M. E. Church, Sunday at both morning and evening service, Rev. George Mason preached in the afternoon, Mrs. Will Roberts, Mrs. Will O'Neal, Mrs. Bertha Dunn will leave Sunday for John Angelo, Mrs. Pauline Hawkins visit, and in Waco last week, Mr. Ira Pascal was called to Cameron due to the illness of her daughter. CHAPEL HILL. Services were well attended at the A. M. M. Church Sunday Dr. B. J. Connor, P. C. delivered three impressive sermons during the day, which were enjoyed by all present. The Sunday School is growing under the leader ship of the Supt. and his corp. of Connor's Master Gravida. J. J. Connor, of Dr. Connor, for Henson for Medical treatment, Mrs. E. L. Grose, is ill. Mrs. Elia Boulden of Houston is spending several days with relatives, Miss D. B. Gil, more of Austin is spending the summer with her mother, Maddames T. Y. Moore, B. H. Blunt, Ida-An-Last week, Miss R. E. B. Scott of Bemham was visiting the City. Mr. James Garner of Houston spent a few days in the city visiting relatives and friends. Meers. T. H. Blindge and H. Howard motored to Connor's last week. Dr. B. J. Connor visited Lexington, Caldwell and Bommerville on business last week. HONEY GROVE. Rev. F. W. Logan has been conducting a review of his church's and F. L. the male quartets from P. L. & Co., the first-in of the city Tuesday night with some real good singing at 6th St. M. E. Church. Capt. Eva Allen Williams and Miss Nanon Perdue have been attending the Grand Lodge of K. or P. in Chicago, IL for the past week. MANSHALL... The new city Hall of the city of Marshall is near Completion. Mrs. Jaxie Turner, an old citizen died at her daughter's home after a long illness; funeral was held from the Church. Mrs. E. J. Hicks is recovering from a serious spell-of illness at the home of her adult Mr. and Mrs. Hicks have been visiting here for several weeks. ALIVERY. ... All the dilagements to the District Grand Lodge of the Grand Union Order of Old Yellows are back home. The "Innocent" of honor of the reg�ado of Prof. A. H. Mims at the residence of P. J. and Mrs. JS. Rays was a member of Mrs. E. Hillie and Mrs. F. A. Nash are back from I. an. Antons, where they enjoyed the session. All the delegates and officers left Monday for Gالمب to attend the Grand Lodge of the W. W. O. W. Mrs. A. R. Bay of California is working in the city, the guest of Mrs. K. Whithead, Mr. Ray Powell, the head of the "Innocent" of honor of the old Baptist College in the old Baptist Hids Cemetery Monday at P. M. The remaining Mrs. A. H. was laid to rest in the Providence cemetery. The W. W. O. W. was bound left for Galveston Monday. Mrs. Highton Johnson of Corvanna is to the citra at the same time as Mrs. J. Woodley entertained Mrs. and Mrs. Hill and a few friend with a dinner Sunday. Mrs. Ada Allen and daughter, Miss Macguire Whitehead, of Franklin were in the same visitors at St. Eminem's Association, Paul M. Hardwood is working in the port of the city of Salem. Prof. O. M. Mims at Kingville except a few hours in the city of Salem. Mr. E. Hillie has been other Thorns people spent a few days in the city visiting St. Bismarck Association this week. --- Mrs. Mary Lacy Waitera, of West Spent a few hours in our city Thursday, Mr. C. Churchhill is now domiciled at the residence of Mrs. L. Y. Johnson, Mr. Bo. Holloway left a few ago for Tishomingo, Oklahoma, where he will visit Prof. Atkinson of Lockhart spent a few days in the city looking after business. Mrs. L. R. Woodley and Mrs. Jae Ross are planning a big fishing camp. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy TV, or of Waxahachie are in the city for a few weeks on their vacation. MUSN. . . . Rev. E. C. Ragdale pastor of Mr. Pleasant C. M. E. Church has just closed a successful revival with four additions. The revival at St. Wilt was the first to be conducted by Rev. E. T. McDaniel and Rev. Johnson presen, ing: Mrs. Norris Hicks was the guest of 26th and Mrs. Jake Kennard Sun day evening, Mr. Ed. Matthews of Palestine who has been here visiting his sister has been entertained very much. Welcome Home Charity Club met with Mrs. R. Lee Jones on Friday at 4:00 P.M. with the president preaching. After a very inspiring lesson a deleous menu was served: next meeting will be 10 p.m. and 12 p.m. by 27th Central TV. John Poole has been visiting his daughter in Jacksonville has returned home; Rev. J. M. Daniels of Tyler was in the city on business and was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Hicks. TEMPLE. The Colored amply, uneasily, sees of the Temple Sanctuary were the first to be built on the kindness of the Institute law Saturday night on the lawn at the church, 15th street. About 80 employees were present, and 32 large mosaics were installed. Mrs. Molia Warren of south 16th street was called by death last night after she was hospitalized. She was about 70 years old and a member of Wayman Chapel and the funeral services were held Tuesdays after afternoon; pastor F. W. Howard of Wheat Ridge, daughter, Mrs. Fannie, Franklin, Mrs. Silen Diksen and Mrs. Mattea, son of another daughter, Sonia Boken Golden of East Avenue D, three grand daughters, Mammand and Mrs. E. M. Williams, of south Diksen. One grand daughter was a daughter of Damon who was present at the funeral of Mr. Kapsen is the husband of the deceased. The column of the Pittsburgh Counter, Interment was in the local cemetery. W. J. Lockhart of Brownwood, and his daughter Nilla Blair of Kansas City, Mo., were guests last Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hurnaby of south 11th street, Mrs. Hurnaby is a sister of Mr. Lockhart. Mrs. Hattle Garnett has returned home after spending several days visiting in Fort Worth. Mrs. Georgia Pink of south 10th street has returned home after spending two weeks visiting her parents in Oakwood. Mr and Mrs Halby Harris were also visitors to the Oakwood recently - guests of Mrs. Harris' mother. Tom Sheppard of Waco was the guest in the home of his brother. John Sheppard of south 8th street, last Sunday. Robert Wilson of Waco was guest last week of Miss O. M. Burgess of south 15th street, Mrs. Margaret is much improved after several days illness. The Hazar at Wayman Chapel A. M. K. Church was the center of attraction during the past week, and drew a large crowd each night. CORSCANA. Misses D. L. Applewrit, Wilms, Dellum and Mr. W. H. Hall molored to Waco, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Fuller of St. Louis are visiting Mrs. L. H. Applewhite. Misses Carrie Nelson, Ada Taylor, M. Moten and Mr. G. W. Darker are on the sick list. Mrs. Russia Townsend wits of Mr. John Townsend died Thursday and was buried Saturday. Rev. J. M. Johnson of the A. M. E. Church of Wesley Chapel, M. R. Sunday should be on the upward trend. The teacher, in his holding its own, Me- dante Minnie Ellis and his succes- sor, Michael Morning. Morning, Hleven o'clock service were well attended. New Levi Lane, the young people, subject, "Kreepie heart," which was very instructive. Mr. and Mrs. Reli Simpson arrived in San Angelo Wednesday from Victoria and other points south, enroute to Nishae, Ariz. Mr. Jak, Bradley and Miss Cleons. Lott were united in marriage Tuesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Lott, Rev. Wyatt officiating. Messrs. David and Banuel Bryant of Amarillo, Texas and Miss Thelma Wyatt of San Angelo left Sunday for Floresville to be at the bedside of their mother and grand mother, Mrs. S. Bryant who is ill. Mrs. Martha Patton of Del-Riccpent a few days in the city the guest of Mrs. Lott. Mr. and Mrs. Holaton Harris have completed their new home on W. 6th street. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lott are modeling their home on W. 7th St. Hon. W. F. Bledose the guest of San Angelo U. H. F. & S. M. T. Thursday was a great day in San Angelo, Hon. W. P. Bledoe. National Grand Master of U. B. P. and S. M. T. spoke at the First Baptist Church. Despite the rate and storm Mr. Bledoe told the history of the U. B. P. and S. M. T. to a large and appreciative audience. He explained the new system of insurance by the U. B. P. only. Fraternal insurance of I. K. kind in America. Mrs. J. M. C. Amas of Dallas the National Grand Orator of the S. M. T. elected at St. Louis last month has organized good, lodge and temple here. After the address Thursday night the members and friends assembled in the Masonic Hall where a banquet was given honoring our guests. Ice cream and cake were served. WAXMACHIE. — Bibbun Wm. Johnson, whose headquarters are in New York, gave a 11' o'clock sermon at the A. M. K. Church of whom Rev. M. White, pastor of the church, came into the world to save nuns. The Trampament Gatherer con. on August 11th under the management of Dr. Robert B. Dallas, which was a grand success. The Missionary People Asks A. M. K. Baptist Church of whom Rev. T. H. Henderson is pastor. Mrs. Sidney K. Xoates, Edwes of Ft. Worth. Mrs. Xoates Edwes of Ft. Worth. Mrs. Wanof, visions, Mrs. Housen of Dallas a traveling, missional mission. Texas will kill his parents for the week end. Missile Anne Laura, turned home, after very pleasan with with the brother at Tyr, The Shapepsare Club entertained with a slumber party Monday night at the residence of Miss Loyette Limelys, the honor guest wart Miss Elise Midlock of Dallas. Miss Emma I. King and Miss Robbie Irright of Houston, Miss Aquilla Hammon of Illinois of Encise, Bupper was served at High noon. The hospital was opened last morning, and potatoes, salmon salad, rolls, zipchig, crumbed gums, ice tea and coffee. Twelve gugset, were present. WOLFE CITY .. Service was well after; ded at Eheneser II. C. Mr. Tom Milos of Dallas is visiting his mother Mrs. Mary Walls. M. Joble Gamble is visiting home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Talles. Mr. James Jimerson attended the Whist Party in Ladonga. Mr. and Mrs. Houston. Cazet attended the hapling of Mr. Blon. Anna Plattson of West Texas visited her mother Mrs. Ellis Drennon, her children accompanied her home. Mr. Annie Lane and others meted to Greenville. Rev. J. G. Garnore attended the Cypas-S. & Convention at Mr. Plaggard. The town social given by the Star Light band was quite a success. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Lofkin, Mr. Miss Lannie Payne and Myrtle Lee Jones motured to Greenville. Mr and Mrs. F. H. Lefton Jr. visited relatives in Dixon. SILHUIH... Now Hithal Sunday School opened with Dept. Woodsd and his staff of teachers at their plot. Humber Glass No. 2. ATV Sunday School a number of New Hithal members want over to the M. L. Church Rev. W. L. Dimeon pastor Rev. J. W. Glider proached on excellent services. A text sum was raised Sunday evening at church as were with to be passed. Humber in the city visiting relatives and friends. Rev. Moses John and dang the Calvation Sunday. Miss Juanita Johnson is here visiting her brother, Rev. B. P. Y. C. Johnson is here visiting her home, Johnne. B. Y. P. C. at usual hour with president Lord A. sat down with her son, which was taught, by the president and vice president, Mrs. Johnne. Mr. Fountain McCulough is home again after being away for some weeks. Mrs. Fountain are home again, Mrs. Nina Dantions returned from the hospital at the bedside of her father, Mr. Frank William has returned home after being in the hospital for quite a while. Mrs. Fountain are home at the churches, Rev. Cooky is meeting the meeting at New Zion. A meeting is being held at the First Baptist Church in W. T. Waters in the city for a short while Monday. Miss Rosa Johnson is visiting for a few weeks. Mrs. Viville Times is visiting mother in Nauclea. Miss Rosa Johnson is visiting for a few weeks. Mrs. Viville Summer school at Prairie View have returned. Mrs. M. A. Anderson and mother in Nauclea through an route to Alto. CORISCANIA — Evening Beauty Club met at the home of Mrs. Loboy Dummkin. After regular routine of brunches, dinner, and a spell of remembrance, concerning the club. The hosts served a delicious menu. Mrs. Loboy Allen will be the host for dinner. Mrs. Dummkin gave a nunsie breakfast last Tuesn day morning five miles east of the home. There were served; there were twenty-seven guests; the honor guest were Mr. and Mrs John McFallen of Dallas and Mrs Lloyd Brown of Texas. Mrs. Lloyd Brown is spending the week-and with her mother at Texas, Texas. GARNASLEY — A birthday party was given in honor of Mr. A. M. Dummkin. Mrs. Lloyd Brown spent 18th. Mrs. Mary-Dummkin spent Tuesday in Dallas, Mrs. Mina Alberta spent Thursday in daytime, visiting friends in Dallas, and Pattern injured his hand very hard. by sticking a toe in it. Mr. Emsa Hall has returned to the city where she was born, and villa with relatives and Friends Mrs. Marla Pumphrey has returned to the city visiting mother and relaunce Turley and Mrs. M. G. Pann are in the city visiting mother and relaunce residence of Mr. H. Kindred last Thursday evening with a nice meal. Mrs. H. C. is doing great work. Mr. Lee Wynn will soon leave our city and take work. Mr. V. Martin and Mr. Jessie Willese were quietly marrying in our city for the weekend and will help her friends. The Maiden's graver over in the Mr. Olive B. C. the visitor visiting friends. AMARILLO — Rev. B. C. Fatton pastor of the A. M. E. Church of this city preached at Carter Chapel C. M. E. Church, Sunday morning at 2 p. m., Dr. V. H. Fisher, pastor of San Jacinto M. E. Church South (White) occupied the pulpit; total collection $115'00. Epworth Longus at 5:20 p. m. was well attended; many visitors were present at 8:00 p.m., Rev. Moon preached the closing sermon. After the sermon the two contestants made their reports: Mrs. Jewel Brown-Dorsey, $27.00; and Mrs. D. Williams, $9.00. The clubs made a partial report: Mrs. Era Williams led reporting $88.75; night collection, $12.45. Our church club sang at Full St. M. E. Church (white) collection, $55.79; stinging at San Jacinto M. E. Church (white) relayed $27.00. The rally will end to night. On last Wednesday night, Rev. Jenkins and his congregation of Mr. Elon B. C. worshipped with us. Dr. Jenkins preached a fine sermon; this was known as Mr. Elon Baptist night; collection $25.00. TOYR] — Bar. W. M. Griffin, co- president his pulpit at M. Elon Iman- bush, A. 2018 A. M. Supt. B. H. Owens, A. 2018 A. M. Supt. B. H. to office. Additional additions to the choreograph. The Lord's supper was for the St. Paul Dr. A. K. E. of Bethany Hall, added to the M. Elon K. O. Rev. O. W. Walker, H. Freda Clark, W. William Brooks, H. R. Ada- nus, W. William Brooks, W. M. Walker, W. M. Walker, L. E. Furler, Sneeta Balden, R. L. Mirabilis, who attended the Tenth Year Association high of the Elon Iman- bush University, Gwen T. Paternay, and Miss K. A. Patterton, M. Dr. K. Winter White, Dr. K. Winter White, Mrs. E. H. Henson attended the duc- tory conference. M. O. al. J. mother, Rev. W. M. Griffin, mid- **CHAPELAND — Mr. Rossewell** Toliver clerk at Calvary and was shipped to Grassland for burial; the day before the body arrived. Mrs. Howard Walker came from Houston, to see her father who died a short time after her arrival; and was buried in Grassland. All three were buried, Friday, 12 th at M. Elon Church, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Walker who off a ledged wagon and bruised herself is still Ill. Revival is being held at Henry Harvey, N.H., Harvey Goin in charge. Madam Luela McDaniels SCIENTIFIC METHOD OF SCALE MESSAGE, A MODERN WONDER. Will promote a full growth of beautiful hair, new treatment will start now half to growing. If you have dandruff, tarter or any disease of the scalp, send for a full treatment. My Dandruff, Remedy never fall to cure dandruff, yet better no man's scapea. I teach it in school. If you have a tight stubborn scapea a circular it is easier to teach. Information telling you just how to make your scapeo and flexible so the hair will grow. 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Nowhere The best known c-day for theory and heuristic question Topology also is the more clear that to its most- S10 North Central Chileans City, UK MISS EYES. SOCIETY Miss Doris M. Browell who has been spending the vacation with her husband, to the end of its twelve months season, for Chicago, IL, where she is employed in the city schools of the state, and of the first years' administration of Mrs. Arthur Blair and Mrs. E. L. B. Administrator of Ward were hostages at the Thirteenth Principal W. N. Banks as Principal of the institution. home of Mrs. Ward last Tuesday. During the twelve months more morning with Mrs. Dorby Howell from 1300 students from all sections of Chicago, IL, and Mrs. T. S. B. of the country curled in the four rooms of City City, City. Industry, and honored guest. and Mrs Joseph II. Helps of Tritol, D. Zellith West India, and Miss Administration, which was ed by Mrs. T. Jenkins of this city. and Mrs Ph. R. Jenkins in the bonds of bully wodkins. Ago- mment the first time of the捐出, Mr. Ph. R. was arried from West to Prince, where he was engaged as supervisor of the Railroad and Cashier of the Folk for spending of a few watts with his own. He was sent to the Fertile Coast, with make Dallida home and of this return, a new-born to him, and the family was to have the medals to both of him. This无线电arrate search for the summer, school, was "presached" by Mrs. F. Lowell D. T. I. to the school of the Tobacco, August 1. The address of the grotesque state was delivered August 3 by Rev. H. A. Uray, D. P. M. E. of the F. Church, Hittingham, A. District View State Normal and Industrial College of Texas is the first of the first of the United States and the future under the wise and Overtation lead- ner of the Principal W. H. there of the F. was first to produce the first to an education and facilitates for our people. To meet the demands for an improved by the interest, good quality of the WHAT A SHAME! Now Mrs. Little did you think your little low down act would come to light just why did you not use your own name in sending the "Plapper" mother the telegram instead of using the little Marron's. Your suppose to be education should teach you that this is both forgery and slander and of course these, both are serious charges. If you wanted the flapper to leave your "Jelly Bean" alone why hide behind another Matron and her husband. Why not do this flapper as you do everyone else you think likes your "Jelly." Miss Eyes is quite glad this has come about, maybe this will check some of this "low-down" in Dallas. It also helped to show your friends just what you mean to them, and that everything hettnes isn't gold. The popular little Matron hasn't announced her intentions, but she still remembers your cursing threats over the phone. Do you realize what a position, your husband, your aweist and yourself are in? Mias Eyes would like to say to a certain young man who calls himself " staying in " because his maion is out of the city to anap out of it, because when she returns your case is going to be even more hopeless than before. Don't you think you have played " second middle " long enough. Why don't you get out and seek pleasure from others? The look of the " the laughs of the stock of the town long enough. The thing for you to do now is brace up and come out of your spell and let the public know that, even though you have been down, you are not out by a long shot. Miss Eyes admits your persistency in your efforts but think that you should know by now that it is useless to waste your time. You put up a game fight, but you couldn't win, for losing. Matyon, you can really take care of your business. You have program that by the way you have carried out, the last few days. You are really a scream. Miss Eyes would recommend you as the first victim of the whipping post. It is a known fact that you were crazy about your Sheik lover, but no one thought you would result in such low tactics. It is bad enough to say a married woman to have a sweet but when she will do any think to keep him from other girls, she doesn't deserve the right of a good home and the company of the bez people. Young Chicago Teacher Former Dallasite, Royally Entertained Miss Doria M. Borwell who has been spending her vacation with relatives and friends in the city has left for Chicago, IL, where she is employed in the city schools. Mrs. Arthur Blair and Mrs. E. Ward were hostages to the Thursday Morning Bridge Club at the home of Mrs. Ward last Thursday morning with Miss Dory Boswell of Chicago, IL, and Mrs. T. S. Brown of Oklahoma City, Okl. a honored guest. Mrs. T. E. Brown of Oklahoma City has been house guest of Mrs. E. Ward, 2000 N. Pearl St., for the past week. Dr. E. E. Ward reports a great time at the E.K Convention, New York City, N.Y. Dr. Ward spent last week in Detroit, Mich., at the National Medical Association. He will visit friends in Chicago, and Mr. Louis en route home. HOLY WEDLOCK Mr. Edwin D. Price, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Peige of Trinidad, British West Indies, and Miss Addie Max Zenkins, daughters of Dr. and Mrs. T. B. Zenkins of the city at 2864 Flora Rd., were united in the bonds of holy wodens. August 20th, 1927. Dr. Lee B. Young, officiating, Mr. Peige, having just arrived from Port, and Mr. Peige, where he was engaged as accountant and cashier of the Panama Railroad and Cashier of the Panama Railroad. He was with his spending in the浑ford, in Los Angeles, Inc. which he was in the Pacific Coast, with make Bail�ard-dome and of this nature's 'long-time will to be placed the Triangle of the reef's top-way. The most mental state of life. TROY FLOYD— AND JES ORCHESTRA Riverside Country Club Saturday and Sunday ```markdown ``` - Within the next week most of those who went away on vacations will be returning, this means joy for soma and sorrow for others. For the first week, we will be for the fall and winter seasons and with the return of the "Gossiping Twins" Miles eyes expects a big season with the four hundred. Miles sees the way of entertainment—out of the "Gossiping Twins" since they have been the big hits his summer, and "the Twins" since it is in Kanye City. "and this is the four hundred something to think about, especially when it comes from our profiled ladies Miles" we have been learning big, since cotton is high. Miss Eyes would like to ask to quiz in theirs to not be judged to not be judged to not be judged to actions of those who would do most anything for personal gain. Miss Eyes would like to certain young lady was forced into a few days ago was not very aware of the sources, one can easily see the motive for such actions. But in knowing visitors to form a bad opinion of the public in general it was good friends, friends who are concerned worthy, friends who are willing to help their personal goals. The hostess ager her guest should be thankful for her guest's sudden realization of false friendship. Mies Eyes wants to compliment those persons, who in a heated temper, are ready to make flaring threats, but still find time to "Cool off." If you place yourself in a position for public comment, you are going to "get it" from Mies Eyes, and your "What I'm gonna do" only, serve, to make matters worst. The thing for you to do is to play the game fair, take your like the rest and try to avoid being "put up." You should never sing somebody else "blues" because there will be a time when you will have to sing your own and there will be no one to help you. You should laugh up your sleeve now at others, for those others may be laughing up their sleeves at you. H. M. Lett and Rev. Carry of San Antonio, thirty eight were served in cream, tea and ginger. **PRAIRIE VIEW CLOSES YEAR OF WORK** Prairie State Normal and industrial College of Texas came to Prairie and three months for the summer session and marked the close of the school year. Principal W. R. Banks as Principal W. R. Banks as Principal of the institution. The summer session more than 1800 students from all sections of the country enrolled in the four colleges including the trades and engineering. The summer session. May 12, six students were awarded the degree of bachelor's degree in college commencement there were twenty-three young men and women. The six students here were reared. The biocarematic sermon for Rev. W. P. Andrews, D. P., presiding elder of the M. E. Church, district. The commencement address for R. S. principal of Bloomsdale, D. S. principal of T. Washington High school, Dallas. The bookclubs arrive for the summer, school, was "prepared," by Trinity M. B. Church, Houston, Texas, August 7. The address on the promotional club was delivered August 11 by Rev. A. J. Dray, D. A. Church, Houston, Texas, B. Church, Dismingham, Ala. Profile View State Normal. and industrial College of Texas is the host of the annual conference of the United States and the follow under the view and Gordon联赛 of Princeton M. B. Dray is to TIGI DALLAS EXPRESS. DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1927 "IN THE GRIP OF THE LAW" Judge Brannan JUDGE BRANNAN'S COURT 140 men and women appeared be- fore Judge Brannan Monday morning. HEAR— TROY FLOYD SAT— Riverside Country Club Saturday and Sunday, DANCING 8-THE EACH NIGHT Judge Brannan at the Seat of Justice MEDMAGAS ANTHONY AND MORRIS ENTONY ENTERPRISE MORRIS ENTONY and Mrs. M. R. Lohmann entertained with a Japanese party, Friday, Aug. 11 at the house of Mr. St. the Honor guest wun M. W. W. of Walchon, W.芝加哥, dj married and wife and daughter, Mr. CRAFT SHOPPER CARRIED BEFORE JUDGE BRANANAS When officers Hitt, and Davth made their round Saturday and Sunday night they carried 35 crap whalers to fall where they all were filled. 15 YEAR OLD BOY ELECTRIC CUTED Huntville, Aug. 12 - 25, Jesson August 19, 2014, the decennial declaring his innocent at 12:19 a.m. of the assault at 12:19 a.m. of the victim, of the doctor pronounced him dead. come to the death, death chamber unassisted. Before he was lead to the doctor he made his peace with deceased he had made his peace with the doctor. Wished to make a final statement he firmly denied his guilt. He in the youngest ever electro- surgeon. Walter Record was shot by Lawry Record at 2519 Lewis Street and the 100 block of 100th Street, condition is reported to be serious. He was shot in the back and wrote where a charge of assault to murder was placed against him. ACTOMONES INJURY THREE Miss Jedie McCrae was treated at the Emergency Hospital for bruises on the head and chin. She was hit at Jackson and Market Street, at 5:50 p.m., Tuesday, Miss McCrae was sent home, 1827, thank St. Azalee Harris was treated at the Emergency hospital where his car turned over on him fracturing bribe in the left side. He was sent home, 1826, Flora St. Mrs. Kim Foster, age 38 of 1946 Vickery Street, rear was run over and treated for a serious injury brought on brick. DEED IN GROUCHY STORE John Howard Bill, died in the 1946 St. Louis fire. 2018 blight Rose Avenue, Officers Mallack, Barrrett and Patterson investigated. The body was turned over in cause. The body was turned over Brown Underground. Howard lived in 1944 M. Central. HANDS MANY CUT William Willetts of the rear of 1911 Jacksell St. was severely injured in the fire. He was alleged over an argument when Harrison pulled his buffin, putting him off the fire. 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He was the first of the most unfeasible and unfeasible far beyond his fondest dreams. While he was also shrouded in plate to express that gratitude by building God, he was very a very good man. Today David presents a broken and hard-gold look, he is still pious but his piety assumes a changed aspect. He has a great good sense of good. The great sufferer is a great heart that comes into his life to remain there, the balance of his days. David has a fallen into awful mind and it has a great good sense of good. He is the case. This story of David's frailty and sin is an evidence of inherent human weakness from which we may never claim. He is the most important part of the most popular king on earth- thestwin comes the danger. It is said when Mr. Hoody has his great revival in London and all of the people are going to be a living about him, he said to a friend. "I am now in the eyes of the world, and I am not the man that I may do nothing but being the one who is the man, I am not the man that I am not the man who necessary that all of our persons whom the world honors would make a like request. Mr. Hoody has a good away with his role and his life. In this how-one an leads to another, Mr. Hoody leads to just, just leads to an, and a, arefully, afully leads to treason, and treason to more David as this time, is more than fifty years of age and in the glory of his age, and his understanding and knowledge of the war had now undergone during the days of duel, it came that David, true and badly was thrown off his guard to pleasure in absolute power, and to enjoy himself, as well as will truly come to every one, as it will truly come to every one, conquering territory, on the other side the Jordan were the soldiers of David. David law had been treated, by blindly by Nebuchadnei king of the Jordan, and by his son hein Han Hamum had come to the Jordan. David during his tentative two nations, sends an anvoy to his head condition to the king on the goodwill of himself and nation to the new rule, but Han Hamum, in his treatise, a message from David and when they said that Admianthus began at once to prepare for war, it had always been a war to battle but the period of enjoining was far more attractive than the hardships of the army. Faith, prentice to assess Jacon to the School, which he assumed at the Pines, which he assumed at the Pines. "Faith and the army went, and, said seige to 'Bathby, the capital of the Armenianes, it was David's staying off home that led the foundation. For the useful all which prever mar one of the most beautiful lives of all history. While walking on the roof of its pines, which was higher than all the surrounding bodies, he " saw: baths which washing herself. " This should be poverty consumed for this accounting. He said: Paul to speak of conduct becoming the highest type of service. " In the last year, also, that would " make these in product second, with shing-goodness and certainty". The words of today who pines higher in the world And what is the going of her day might get a volume of the most marketable place on account of the woman, described as beautiful in the most�er stewel in the position and his time either " to give you some error " to give you some error to meet for the suggestion of his family. For effect the " the plan of the The form of the table should be found in the form of a table of squares. When the table is found in the form of a table for the purpose of recording the results, the table should be given to the subsequent other form of the table. When the table is known and is found in the form of the table with the result of the process, the table should be given to the subsequent other form of the table. in the realm of Religion dependence upon God, which had been so conspicuous in his early years that he was unable to openly or opportunity of fighting the wars of the nation is left to 20th, 18th, and 19th century. David had in violation of the spirit of the Mehraan law multiplied his weakness his moral fiber until just control he better nature's will was achieved. Authority, when he asked who the woman was, and learned that it was not for her. The record does not open that Mothabasha offered an openness. III. To David The Day of Rocking the James All of David's plans had worked, Uriah was dead, he had taken Biathleben to be his wife as soon as the days of sham, mourning for his husband were over. A whole year has passed, perhaps Dian was a young woman from the same place, who knows any thing about the swirl crime. It would seem for the 31 Psalms that David's conscience troubled him, but the time is ripe, the child is born and things move on well. With the same appearance, God " under the name of the God, " " Under the perable of the man with only one few lamb, and the rich man with many flocks, Nathan paints an ugly picture of the brutal conduct of the rich man, David's play of a system of the world, and the man growing very indigent to know that one could do such a thing. He fires the punishment of the guilty man at death. But Nathan looking the king in his face, says " thou art the one of the men of the serberbolt." But Nathan continues to deliver his full message from God, showing his enemies, riches and honor in abundance, and said if he had desired any thing more God would have granted it. Nathan said he was not a single one needed to rebuke sin in his places, or wherever found. The story is told of a time court preacher delivering a sermon before Iwerle, 16, on the subject of Death. " All men must die," thundered the clerg. " I am the man who did like to be reminded of the so solemn a truth," he said. L. I. Y. was most men your majesty. But Nathan belonging to that which was called the whole counsel of God before for king and serf. God has always had some men who have fearlessly proclaimed His truth. We have examples in Eilish at the court of Arab, John "the Baptist before Herod, John Knot at the court of Queen Mary. Desist preaching before the "Grande Monarque" of France. Reynolds, thundering his demegconeration against the sins of Lorenzo the Magnificent, Martip Luther, defying the coelate of princess and cardinals at Worms, Hugh Latimer preaching at West Minister in the dark days when men were being burned at the etah, and a host of others. IV. David's Regenerance and God's Forgiveness Different from most great men rebuked for their sins, David at once confessing saying, "I have sinned." The 32 and 31 Pauls show that his confessed life since before the whole nation. God at once forgives his sins which should hearten every sinner to seek forgiveness a darker crime does not stain the poems of history, and yet God forgives it, though David had to reap the bitter fruits of his sin. Boll and Juliette Streets Rey, S. W., Clark, Minister H. Jackson, by Pastor Wilson, Fray C. Coleman, Herman by Rev. W. H. Varner, President, Northwestern District R. Y., P. U., text Phil. 41. The program was interoperated with musical selections by the Jubile Chorus of the Macedonia Baptist Church, accompanied by Mr. Thorn Norsworthy. The Mascote Band directed by Mr. Fred Cooper also furnished music for the occasion. Mrs. L. K. Bell of Lemargue, Texas, presented 7 orphan children who entertained the audience with songs for which an offering was taken. Tuesday morning 8:59 formal opening of the State B. Y. F. U. Convention by President P. H. Jackson. A chorus of 75 vols led by Mrs. J. M. C. Amon, Rev. M. T. Waters, and Mr. R. Strickland, read by music-Special-Convention, song "Take Care of the R. Y. P. U." In aspirational Theme "Christ, the Mass-Trainer" was impressively discussed by Rev. M. C. Harbour. Galveston, introductory sermon was preached by Rev. R. C. Colbert, Greenville text. Luke 12:11 subject "The Quest of Life". 1:30 afternoon after the report of the enrolment by District, the President's Annual Address was delivered with much force. After report of the other officers, Rev. M. G. Griggs took an offering for the seven Graham Homes. The program of welcome Tuesday night, opened with a welcome address by Ms. Mackenzie, who is representative of both white and black universities organization, schools and businesses with the usual musical numbers. Officiers re-selected: Rev. P. H. Jackson, President; Rev. P. H. Jackson, Johnson, Assistant; Mrs. E. A. Wilson, Treasurer. Special opening of State Monday School Convention Thursday more img. 500 DELEGATES IN ATTENDANCE Y. P. U. and SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION Y. MACEDONIA Greater Macedonia Baptist Church corner of Good and Iriyan 8th. O.P.C. of its door on 18.10. 1944. The State D.Y.P.U. and 47th. annual session of the Sunday School Convention of Texas last Monday, August 22 at 7:00 P.M. with a sermon by Rev. J. L. Vaughnour, president of the N-W-District B.T. P.U. Convention, Arlington, Virginia and his membership had everything well arranged for the edifying of 1000 delegates and distinguished visitors, from all sections of Texas, whereby the convention could enter upon its program for larger services of Christian influence and lines of inspiration among the young people. Tuesday 10 A.M. The opening session began properly Tuesday morning with a 30 minutes long service conducted by Mrs. J. M. C. Amos and Miss Ann Graft. At its conclusion, the inspirational exercises began followed by a theme of discussion "Christ the Master" (a) "In Baptism," by Bill R. C. Barbour of Galveston, Texas. The president of the Convention Rev. P. H. Jacobish of Chebourne, Texas made the opening remarks. After which the introductory sermon by Rev. O. C. Gilbert of Greenville, Texas, Offering for Foreign Missions the information for the meeting and offering for Orphan Home, by Bup. R. M. Grigues and the annual message of the president was the evidence program of the THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1927 THE SECOND SESSION OF THE DALAIS DISTRICT & 8. LADIES WORTH. LEAGUE. INSTITUTE HIELD AT FERRIS, TEXAS. The Rev. J. Henry Child, District St. of the Dallas District of the Methodist Episcopal Church, attended the session of the Sunday School and Eworth League embracing the Ladies Alms. Home Chapel M. K. Church, Perris, exas, August 14-21. The Rev. J. Henry Child, comprised report from the various auxiliaries and a daily program with a faculty to give instructions upon Evangilian, Jewish, and Religious Life service. On Tuesday night, the annual program was prescheduled by New. W. M. Jones. Thursday night, the given over by the former president, Mr. R. N. Brooks prescheduled by P. L. J. Moore. A program of the college. The Rev. J. Henry Child, Downs of the Waco District prescheduled. Saturday night was all star Chip琴 musical under the directress of the band Sunday morning, a model Sunday show was conducted by Mr. T. W. McCormick. The man was preached by Dr. J. W. McCormick. The District Council, Sunday evening at 25 M. the Saint Paul chair rehearsal, the District Council of the Inkabit. The rehearsal activities were conducted by the Inkabit. The Branch 4" of Dallas, Over $1000 was reported. The Dallas Earls gave a strong encouragement. TEXAS GIRL ATTENDS SWEL AFFAIR AT TOPEKA KANSAS Miss Vennetti Smith silenced one of the swellest affairs of the season which was a card breakfast given by Mr. Elbridge Floyd-Martin of Topeka, Kansas in honor of his visiting guests. Misses Hasel Brown Dorothy Lillard of Kansas, Mr. Adene Maxwell of Kentucky. Ends Galher of Kinn, Ohio and Dr. Randolph of Pittsburg, Pa. and Mr. Kervit Phelps of Saint Louis. There were places for twenty-six guests. DR. R. N. BROOKS OF GAMMON THEROLOICAL SEMINARY, AT LANTA, GA: AT SAINT PAUL, M. E. CHURCH The members of Saint Paul I.E Church were favored last Sunday with the presence of Dr. R. N. Brooks, former president of Samuel Huston College, but now professor at Gannon Theological Seminary Atlanta, Georgia, who preached very interesting sermons taking as a text. "I set before thee an open door and no man can shut." Hone. Laws of 4011 Wilow was stabbed in both shoulders by Brown and his hospital. Hife made the breece but was arrested later by Officers Knight and Coyote to account for murder was placed against him. DIVORCIS Daisy Man. Rose Moe. ev. Carl Eilert Rose. Granted on ita. grounds of L. Turner at Attorney's. L. Turner represented Mrs. Rose. Oren Gene Ridge. vp. Per? Ridge. Granted. Husband comed. med. of fellowship and 5. Main settlement. Attorney A. S. Wells. represented Mrs. Ridge. Both chase in Judge Wells's court. HEAR— TROY FLOYD —AT— Riveraide Country Club Saturday and Sunday. DANCING B. THR. NIGHT MAGNIFIC FT. WORTH North West Morn. Grandmother Methythel. 1 a.m. Grandmother of Benjamin Methythel. Witness of Benjamin Methythel. Witness of Benjamin Methythel. Painting night morn. AERATION SCHOOL, R. C. REV. W. C. BARNES, BK. Moderator Zion Rest M. B. Association going on 28 years. 2321 Hall St. Dallas, Texas. The 24th Annual Session of Zion Rest M. B. Association closed with the honor of the best session that has ever been held. We were entertained by the True Vine M. B. Church, Mill City, Dallas, Texas Rev. P. M. Mitchell, Pastor. Members and friends had things well in hand. All delegates left looking back. The were there's Rev. P. M. Mitchell, H. W. Guster, H. C. Hayden, J. J. Hayden, J. H. Bowie, M. Drefess, J. J. Harrison, S. G. Guster, R. Norris, H. W. Webb, W. M. Johnson, D. D. B. F. Parks, D. D. J. S. A. Trower, D. D. Davis, W. L. Brown, L. S. Browny, J. L. J. Brown, Jr., J. Westbrook, M. Wille, F. D. Bookman, W. M. Taylor, W. M. Lofton, E. G. Gibbs, Jones, S. J. Johnson, P. Steverson, R. C. Carter, L. W. Butler, J. J. James, Foster, J. H. Anderson, M. C. Hosburgh, R. S. Stevenson, Prof. G. W. Williams. Keep the camp set on-fire with 100 voices singing God's gospel. Have to a powerful layman. Prof. W. H. Fuller called us also, Mrs. O. R. Barnes, secretary of the W. H. M. R. Convention of said association. She is also the State President of the Women Convention Auxiliary to the General Convention of Texas Mrs. A. F. Ellis, District President, Mrs. John, District Treasurer, May other-workers of both men and women who space will not permit names. Last but least, Dr. W. C. Barnes, the 24 year old Moderator who knows how to handle all man kind, is worthy of compliment, he is a wonderful leader, fair and honest as the newday to all of his workers. He is a Christian that's all, Zion. Rest love him, no other. Passes, peace, he has nothing but peace to know Dr. Barnes is to love him, to love him is to worship with him. The next session will be held with Wilko Baptist Church, Costcana, Texas, August 1928. Dr. Barnes and wife with many others will be off for Denver, Cole, to attend the National Bagging convention (unincorporated). Free Mound Bayou Woman of Charge of Killing Husband tail-obt own office of Lola, Louis, had waged against Eugene B. Boe; administration" It her father's estate, intense testing in which opinion of the people of Mound Sharon has been sharply divided, with 'partisans' on both sides, has marked the family's struggle in protecting the estate and promoting white people to get control of much of it. Grizzlya it was summited to Wite Slayer's Fate In Hands of Jury. known of Lucy calling other men over the telephone and going automobile riding with them while Tom was at work. The state has indicated throughout the trial that the death penalty would be asked in the case but it has not been asked. The heavy penalty would be assessed, while some even predicted the vet-health portrayer would be acquitted. The trial has been closely contested by both state and defence lawyers. The jury was en up in the selection of a jury from the special venial panel of 200 men in the prospective jurors was asked if he had any prejudice against the Nero race. Nearly all of the answers were negative, and all of those examined said they be- Javed a Negro was entitled to a fair trial the same as a white man. He was acquitted of the charge to capacity since the opening day of the trial. Money of those who were acquitted was given to the court at every session of court. It was very orderly audience of spectators, however, and the apprehended were not present. Some of the testimony was of such a humorous nature as to provoke the spectators into laughter. The court ordered that he would clear the courtroom unless order and quiet was given. The courtroom was not a show and that if those present wanted to laugh to go up on Deep Ellum to a theater, the court identified the employment of the Social Prosecutor Curley McCraw, MacCraw and Assistant Prosecutor Andrew Priest also took an active part in prosecuting Crutchwood. OAK CLIFF The Elise Clark Club was in Oak Cliff Saturday August 29 and gave a presentation to audience. 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