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DR. L. K. WILLIAMS AGAIN HEADS BAPTISTS FIFTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL BAPTIST CONVENTION HELD IN DETROIT DETROIT, Mich., Sept. 17—(Staff) The civil courts and prove they have an abiding, legal interest in the affairs of the school, but it is private successive term, ten and twelve thousand Baptists, members of the National Baptist Convention, inoculated meeting for its 51st and 61st elected Dr. L. K. Williams, and in office again all the other executive officers of the convention, meeting held here. The custom of selecting the present at the afternoon meeting of the first day was not adhered to, nor was not noticeable opposition to William continuance in the office. The stale cases had not been held and that caused its carrying. Par of admission, from Wednesday day, presided of the National Victory eton, president of the Victory Life Thursday, the company opposes to withhold insurance Company, and the Doug Hamer, one opposition point, told me that we have got to meet so that we can show how we can govern our coverage—meeting. The lawman are trying to impose insurance salaries. Government of the president of ministers and put business systems the convention, the correspondent into church management. into church management. later learned, means soothing, to it. Detroit has beenamous in education, he has disposed of the little farce. he works in an equities Wednesday morning the delegates were as a rule, comes to the convention hoping to get something, and it barks, of the city. Bishan W. T. Vernier, William's annual message proves to be a highly admonisable paper. The convention sessions are being prepared specifically every day in the Light Guard Armory, filled with insightful recommendations, but with a largely half-hearted attitude, but but a highly auditorium. The women's armory holds its meetings in the convention and the others were of great interest. The president, R. L. Bradley, pastor. Convention auditories emphasize the importance of having an emphasis on the various boards and departments. It was plausibly said that the local committee has published a daily paper of the convention and the others have been involved with the Detroit Independent, local health. This is the first time such a necessary task was the board, that they were subordinate to the president and made an exhaustive report concerning his work. In the county, the president directed that a copy of the president's address be sent to every簿尔镇 address in the country. The amount of dollars for the convention through the installation of proper president. The leaders of the con- vention stated that the school was of no importance to Nokota settlers in the Nokota women's auxiliary to the convention. The inhabitants are to be primitive Nokota, and that After Miss Hirworms was removed support to the school. Follow that time the institution has been incorporated under an侵 tion. The students have partially assimilated, with partial integration, with the cabinet teachers. They years ago their agencies were brought from Africa in the North Coast and be- came the children of the women's auxiliary. In reunification the interest of their parents was characterized their own, a mi- nute of African and Real object. The other children were brought into the present environment. The offers of the convention, was done all at all occasions, but that attitude Founded by W. E. King Volume 34 FIFTY-SEVENTH TIST CONVER IN DE DENTIGHT, Mich. Sept. 17—(8th) Coveringsdence ANF.) For the sixth successive 'larn, ten and twelve thousand Baptist, members of the National Baptist Convention, informed and meeting for its Sftb 'an-victed Dr. L. K. William, and a "firet" of the American Church, meeting held here. The custom of electing the president at the afternoon meeting of the state, the day, although there was no noticeable opposition to Williams' continue¬ ing of the insiders asserted that the state's censures had not been held, and that the cause of the万人 day on Thursday. "There is no opposition to Wm. " But we have got to meet go that we can reg, how we can, govern his. Government of the president of the convention, the correspondent later learned, means seeing to it that the people of the state have his offer in an equitable manner. Emer state delegation, as a rule, comes something, and it bar-ters its support for this objective. William's annual discuss¬ ing of the state's censures had not been given. It considered practically, every phase of Baptist and-savor was right with coming them with the which the convention adopted. Some of his recommendations connected the convention and, in the course of the meeting, the state to the entire race. Among those of the众s, the众s are one of the most important as the number of the众s, and the the audience of the convention, audit the books of the various boards and departments. It was explained that the众s were not the members who was necessary, to foe the board that they were subordinate parts of the state, and made an exhaustive report concerning his work. In the last three years he has served the public for a number of dollars for the convention through the installation of proper bookkeeping systems and the elimination of the FIFTY-SEVENTH TIST CONVER IN DE It was revealed that Negro Baptists have been accorded equal recognition with white Baptists when Dr. Kyle O'Neill, a Baptist to furnish their plenum amounts, about two thousand dollars, to the Baptist World Alliance which meets year. This is expected to be the largest gathering of Baptists of all the colors and races in history, and the event will be the largest single group represented. Dr. Rosece G. Cice of the Chicago addressed a request from the National Medical Association to the effect that the Baptist Convention appoint a committee from the medical association to plan ways and means of building a medical school in South, and one in the North. Dr. Gies impressively stressed the New health needs and the urgency of the need for a medical school. All his recommendations were concurred in by the convention and the question was the president's message in an appeal that Baptists unite for the building of a medical school. Baptists seem to be recognizing the need for a trained ministry. No other part of Dr. William's address was planned for education and the means of education. He denied that the need for training and emphasized the urgency of providing support for the Seminational school for the Seminational school has developed in respect to the Training School for Women and Girls in Washington, D.C. of president. The leaders of the convention claim that the school was women' s auxiliary to the convention and that after After Hurricane Katrina, the department dared attend to the school. Since that time the institution has been dependent on the department's dependent board of trustees who remain to attend the convention any time the school. After Hurricane Katrina, who is secretary of the women's auxiliary, the department dared attend the convention, and to fail to have been the only other institution sponsoring the convention, and to afflict the convention, and was fearful that they could go to The Dallas Express Los Angeles, Cal. Sept. 16-18 (The L.A. N.A. P.O.) The Los Angeles boy who was the first college boy to attempt a conservative continental film open a school of aviation hybr pen in very capable of instructing prospective airmen, as he was in the 1950s, but suites as apprentices without a permit under the tutelage of Jansen Lau- sberg, one of the West's best artists. Owing to the world-wide interest in aviation, a considerable number of students have announced their intention to take the scripps. The tuition will be held at the school. The tuition will practice one hundred hours of flight before he is entrusted flying alone. Foreman started from here in the N. A. C. C. P., but having a very poor understanding of the N. A. C. Chicago where he returned by rail. Negro Discovered KIDS ARE SAD AS FIRST SUMMER CAMP BREAKS "A/w mamma, I don't want to go would we with them to the enjoy home today," said one little fellow ment of the camp, every day they raced for the boats and the donkies to take Sunday when his mother came to visit little ones and while taking him home from the first there took advantage of rides across the river. They were not in the营, but they were just too full of fun to do their work and their work was waiting for them to come home. They had ever enjoyed. Was they accompanied by their little folks came, from others also when they could not hear to see the boats in the afternoon their parents came to leave a share without them, some of them to take them home from the camp the parents even spent a night in the camp. They were not in the camp, but they were just too full of fun to take them by their way. The most enjoyable experiences of the evening were the number of nearly twenty, had been the guests of the Revival Army at its summer camp near Irving, under the direction of the军火 firm. They were with the军火 firm for the day for a number of years. Sunday School on Regular Time One of the many unique features of the week's outing was Sunday, the last Subbath on the play work time last Subbath on the play work time of the little, following the play work. - But despite their protests, the camp broke early Monday morning and the children were taken to their homes by the same auto owners, parents, friends, the Peoners. Undertaking Common and The Peeles, the he was assisted by H. Rice and he was assisted by H. R. H. Richey, who supervised them according to schedule and helped it to disperse them. PRAIRIE VIEW REPORTS 277 MEMBERS FOR YEACHERS ASSOCIATION By far the largest single report of teachers memberships for the association for the year has come from Protein-View Summer School, according to the statement of Executive Secretary J. W. Hlee. He has just received from Principal Banks of the school checks and cash to the account of $494.75 for memberships for 277 persons who were members of the summer school there. The receipt of this amount was the verification of the statement made by Principal Banks during the visit of the executive Secretary's letter to the school in July when he addressed the school in behalf of the association following the visit of President Pollard President Banks then stated that Pradle View would support the association 300 per cent. Officials of the association which informed of the statement of Pradle View stated that this action on the part of an assembly of teachers which represented the same section of the state could be taken on a false indication of the general attitude of the teachers toward the association. And they all are very hopeful of reaching the goal of 2000 paid up memberships before the opening of the association meeting in Austin in November. MISSISSIPPI'S GOVER- NOR AND NEGRO SING- ERS TOUR WEST With the Governor's party will be a group of representative citizens who will be involved in the judiciary,绑架 singer, a brass band, a band of musicians, a quartet and an orchestra. NEGRO AND WHITES GET AWAY WITH $2.000 IN DAY LIGHT ROBBERY Los Angeles, Calif., Aug. 17— (NI) - Plourishing rebelers and ordering the manager, teltow, kuekkeeper and stonographer, to "tick en" and keep "en up," a Negro and two white men hold up a branch of the Pacific-Southwest and Hollywood fled, here yesterday and escaped with 1490 in cash. The police were notified immediately the day before they had made the suspect and the suspect has been found. Los Angeles, Calif., Aug. 17-19) — known in Hazlem real estate (CNB)—killed the out of the Los Aceh circles, failed in business last week gales police department with a parachute and fled the city to escape the alzmed arm caused from the official bombing of embankment buildings, pressing him. of a bullet wound received while performing his duty as a police officer. Officer Frank J. Randolph, former partner of Officer Maseo Sheffield, who was recently cleared of a charge of murder during a liquor raid on the Faulkner home with Randolph, was formerly re-instated at the regular meeting Tuesday morning of the Board of Police Commissioners. This action on the part of the Commissioners will mean that Randolph will not only be restored to good standing but will reco- be all back pay and Hollywood, Calif., Aug. 17-18 (AP) D--Among the many people who were killed in the life of Jesse James since Parramatta began the film, is Frank M. Loveloy, who was a policeman in the area and once another crash and then silence as the cars came to a halt at diary angles. Then rose another sound-confused nausea the death of the outlaw. Many Negro troupes, are sailing in the production which prepares for darkness at the terrible unknown. can now make application for a pension as its arm will render him eight for services for many months. Chief of Police would send a letter of recommendation for the officer's relentlessness as did a number of officers and clerks clubs. WITNESSED DEATH OF JESSE JAMES Hollywood, Calif., Aug. 17—(PCN D)—Among the many people who are safe forward with tenure from the position, H. H. Hessman since March, mount began the film, is Frank M. Lovsky, who has a pollinator in his garden. He has named the death of the outlaw. Many Negro trumpeters are being hired to play a lush for Western renomination. TWO DIE FOR MURDER OF STOREKEEPER Little Hook, Ark. Sept. 17-(a. the A. M. F.) Shortly after the five thirty whistle blew Friday morning the body of Martin was identified. Martin age 12, and Horses Catherine matched from the death cell to the electric unit and to their death. Martin was the murderer of Lewis Wilson, a former officer, who was shot to death. Catherine insisted the last that he was innocent of the crime for which he was charged. Martin life and Martin's he death statement declared that he alone was responsible. Both men spent their last night sleeping peacefully, and were armed with a rifle. The police clock to hear the death warrant read. The reading was followed by an interrogation by the cell phone of the man who had been held in a fenced hopes that the state would believe, his statement of innocence, that he had been held in that show march through death row to the hot chill. A few minutes later, the second march began life with Martin heading the procession with the police. The state had collected its tail for the murder of a citizen. RESAD UMMER New York, N. T., Sept. 17, (by the A. N. P.) John Matthews, widely known in Harlem real estate and fied the city to escape the debts and alleged embankments it was laid at his former office, denied Appoint, that his whereabouts from his home denied the failure, but from other sources, it is known that he was more than $50,000 for the past two years. Mr. Matthews was known to have invested $20,000 in the cash in the mortgages of his portfolios, portaged stock. Residuation from unknown quarters of the most serious debts, it is said, than $50,000. It is said, in the last few days. COLORED TRAIN EM- PLOYEES HEROES IN WESTERN WRECK Yamora, Calif. Sept. 17 - (PNC) Hiring out of the darkness at the rate of fifty miles per hour, two of the four crew members and left the tracks between Zamora and Hilda at 15:19 a.m. m. S. passengers more or less injuries to seven passengers, hurting a moment of tearing, thundering grounds of steel being ground and crashed, another crash and allusion as the crew rose another sound confused through the prompt and heroic work of the train crew. Colored wounds of children and children in terrific chore through the prompt and heroic work of the train crew. Colored greatest casualty list was prevented. Buries were ill, and as the manually powered passengers were hurting the clothes the clothes car crew salvaged some stems from the wreck and were hauled out of the wreck and of steaming but hot cars. Following an investigation of the accident the board of company remembers that the accident was caused by a defective rail and that the defect could have been avoided. Only seven passengers were injured, no seriously. The Colored employees escaped with minibus. LIMITED WAITS 2 MINUTES FOR "UNCLE **TOM'** Los Angeles, Aug. 17—(PCNB) The Southern Pacific Limited the "Apache" was held up host Sunday morning two minutes for James L. Lopez posted Nine Times news, plays the little role in Universal's "Uncle Tom's Cabin", and his man-actor Tommy Lee dedicated with their big-gage and the large crowd who were at the train to see them off. MLK and all will walk on route to Europe and will make steps at Kansas City, Mt. Chicago, Los Angeles, D. C. Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York. U.S. of the little follows found ex- Tuscaloosa, Ala. Sept. 17 (ANP) The luping party which was to have been held early Monday was told that the party learned the chief participant, John Brown, was being guarded closely by a group of heavily armed men. Brown was arrested Sunday charged with attacking a white woman in downtown in Greensboro. The feeling so he was transferred to the jail here. Even this did not cool the order and determination of the police. The luping blim Reports, arrived here that the mob was on route five hundred strong for the purpose of taking the prison and "staging a siege." This jailer have described that he would protect his prisoner and his family. He has been sentenced to prison. Immediately a strong corpse was found in the cell. The jail and prisoner battle for survival. completed. Privately the advance guard of the mch heard of the re-raported to the "mch探员" and he started the party was called off. MANHATTAN BEACH AUTHORITIES INVEST TIGATE AGITATORS Los Angeles, Cal. Sept. 17—The A. N. F. AUTHORS of *Manhattan Near Me* have an investigative report that the team has troubled between Negro bathers and private guards that has been caught using the property in its inception and greed of certain real estate promoters. There was no connected movement there, using the bends that likely held the property, fact to the owners of property adjacent to Jersey Beach that the team has valued of their property. The team had tried to sell their holdings to Negroes but in falling into this get-up with the Negroes to get even up with the community against those ones down from the city for beach vacations. Thief Chased Away But Takes Neckless When Mrs. Martha Polk (white) of 1150 South Florida entered the building her room, she grabbed for her man he made his take asking with him her necklace valued at $10,000. The gangsmode made the call and investigated eating a good description of the which will lead to his arrest. T BREAKS how she was enjoying her work. Harrison, Conn., Bask. 11-(By M. 3). More than three hundred and a half years ago the painters the "wanted" killing Lester Wright, 25 by polishman Walter W. Lend by the Rev. Marion P. Snyder, pastor of Belieh A. M. E. Church, Rev. J. C. Jackson of Union B. C. R. E. Burt, and W. IL. Wicks, editor and business manager of the Hartford Observer, A. J. Allison Secretary of the Urban League, Henry Williams and others, they met at the office of the Obsetiver, Monday, and passed resolutions calling for the immediate suspension of OBRien from the force and his ultimate punishment. President Walter Batterson of the police board said that he did not recognize the right of anyone to make a race issue out of the staying of young Wright by O-Brien. "The department is investigating the affair," he added. Wright was killed when local police were arrested. "When he was killed and Curly Medlock, brother, 235 Windsor Street, Satur, day night, It was alleged that the brothers were operating a still." Policemen say that Wright escaped through a window when they arrived and when he was pursued, fired several shots at the offices who returned the first. A bullet pierced Wright's heart. He died instantly. The gup which Wright was alleged to have used has never yet been found the officers admitted. In a letter to the "Cruise," Rev. John W. Freeman, Rector of Raleigh, M.D., E. C. Church, asked "How could a man shot directly through the heart or agates dispose of his revolver so effectively that it cannot be found?" According to Wright's record, he was not of the gun-foting element. HOLD CONSTABLE FOR KILLING NEGRO Pino, Biffu Ark. Sept. 17-14 the A. N. P. This town was started Friday when deputy contests began. The charge of first degree murder in connection with the killing of a man who had been murdered was killed by Biffu Ark. when he is allowed to have resisted arrest at an association meeting held near his office at the torrents. He was arrested and was drunk and Biffu Ark. attempted to quiet him. A quarrel developed and he was for his gun, the officer he hit to the draw and killed him. He was arrested for the killing, a pint of liquor and a revolver purported to have been used. An exhibition was exhibited. This was thought to be enough to free the officer, but so far no arrest has been made. He re-created Friday morning. NEGRO INDICTED FOR KILLING TWO In a special report Tuesday morning, the grand jury returned two charges against Dana Nearr, charged with having shot and killed Michael Dave, and charged with killing 12 a.m. the morning of July 16, in connection with an injury to Judge Grove Adams' court. CUTS WIFE'S HEAD OFF NEW YORK, N. Y. 7, Sept. 17-AN PI—Because he thought his wife, fine,狠了 intidelity, Hoehaskan bred her from her body with, an axe mason night. "According to the police brief and a report from the earlier of their separate apartment at 45 West-Flat street, slapping the victorious. A trial quarrel overrose between the two, and the police were called. An intrusive, intimate friend had lived in the basement of the house. The quarrel grew in property and Mrs. Field is alleged to haunted her husband to a stage of intolerance. She and struc her several times. Prior to the murder, Mrs. Field, who has been dead had told her wife that she was a white Miss Iddoress was while Miss Iddoress was in the apartment. As the argument grew more intense, the woman was only gone about five minutes, and when she returned, she met Field PRICE 5 CENTS 1 NUMBER 44 Edgar Brown Sues Poro for $100.000 St. Louis, Mo. Sept. 17, appointed to The Associated Negro Press, asking $10,000 because of "Jail for the Negro." The editor of the Standard News, a major published hese, entered in the Louis. Louis Circuit Court Wed. June 26, where he was acquitted of two College, Brown complain that he was acquitted from jail on the night of August 22, when he attempted to enter the building at 11:30 a.m. Oppon is seems to regard the suit highly and to consider it but, the culmination of a series of more or less spectacular attacks which, while Brown has made upon Mrs. Malone, Brown, is as evered by some, has been the center of a more or less unavory chalk of events and articles, several of the latter having caused his arrest by federal and state authorities. He is understood to be at liberty at half at this time. The rebuff upon which Brown has sent his suit occurred. During the 1930s, the court of the United Ablation Association of Negroes Matelane were the guests of Mrs. Malone at Poro College. She had donated the auditorium of the building for the occasion. Two colored gentlemen were stationed in the building, and when Brown, who It is said had made his presence of Knoxfou in the building, appeared, an officer touched him on the shoulder and informed of him that he being not, setar, brown raised a stone, but finding it of no augur want to the nearest police station and returned with two white sergeants. He was explained by the Colored policemen that 1850 was at indisraitable. The left-hand officers admired him they were unable to add him, and he retired. In the next less of his paper however, he attacked Mrs. Malone else. Twenty and twenty brought his action. Speaking of the suit, one of Mrs. Malone, the attorney said, "It's a joke and has a very bad sense of it, except as ill advised when at a time to achieve change, nocerity by means. Poro is Mrs. Malone's home. She has the right to invite or reject anyone whom she chooses from entering her home. Brown's free-term attempts to gain admittance there after his nasty attacks on her show his utter lack of ethos and bad taste." Drown in a well known character about the country. For a long time he was a tennis player. He twice played the Collegiate national tennis tournament. He was the center of frequent bickering and disagreements. He formerly was so unhappy with his team, C. C. Thayer, his Compete, and his Thayer, for a while in Indianapolis, and one in Vincy, and has been Identified as the most successful player in Philadelphia, and at other places. Recently he instead played something of a reputation, as a sounded shout and was known during the recent Terno Irish. SOCIAL & PERSONAL DON'T miss the 11am at Internet place, al 3 school to the al Ma- Lave, Friday, Oct. 7, City Hall Amphitheatre, San Jacinto St. BROTHERHOOD TO FEATURE RACE CONFERENCE Round Almost Assembly Creates all have but one object in view. Each type the speaker brought a wide view. Interfaces frame the object object to find walk and intersections with an interface. Feature Illustrations. a n a Haze many of putting the face of no many types of lower animals are building. Pixel Cell Pixel cells many variables and lightness their working to another. Miss Alina Gault spent the week and at Houston, Texas visiting St. Elizabeth Brown and Miss Loala. For Mrs. D. W. Boyd 5227 Dunbar St. is at home again after a visit to Wichita Falls. Mrs. Studio White 5221 Street remains on the sick list. Headman's Henry Anthony, Kirkpatrick, and Welch had a pleasant stay in Galveston, Texas last week. Rev. W. Marous Taylor, Wm. Latton and Rev. Lott left the city for Davenport, Colorado to attend the Washington Baptist Convention. Mrs. Broch Reynolds of 2014 Cothran Street left Saturday for Saint Louis, Mo. to visit her son Bristley Reynolds. Master Brown, M. Parker, who has spent the summer at Calvert, Texas with his grand-mother, has returned to the delight of his many little friends, and to resume his school work. Reports a delightful vacation. Mrs. M. E. Guest of 2009 Runnels Street is in Chicago, IL, visiting her son and daughter. Mr. C. N. Howell, Misses Ethel and Robert, accompanied by Mrs. Ethel, were invited to Brown and Mr. McIntyre, moved to Corinthian, Sept. 16th. Mrs. Ethel, accompanied with tramps and attended morning service at Bethel A. M. Church, Mr. John Taylor of 137 Walking St. has had a very pleasant vacation, a part of which was spent in City, Houston and Galveston. Mrs. M. B. Martin and Mise B. M. Pilot, city students in Houston public schools placed through the City, Houston and Galveston. Mrs. B. Martin, Grand Lakes M. of F. and visited numerous other places. They stayed over in the city and the city schools. Mrs. B. Martin, Johnson B. M. Johnson, 1185 Burford St. Mrs. M.illen Barbour of Gelleston, Texas, having been the guest of M. K. White on Fletcher St. will be the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Roy Adams. Mise Selae W. Tyer, 241 Pigau Street, after two month vacation last Thursday for Cindochill, Ohio. Mrs. Selae W. Tyer, the girl in the public schools. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Smith who "ledged" to the Middle West and East "Forced" back to Dallas last Saturday after the misfortune of looting their car in Chicago. They enjoyed their visit othertimes. President H. T. Hamilton of the Negro Chamber of Commerce to preparing for a $150,000 drive. We hope our business men will be pub. to spirited enough to rise the stated amount. Mrs. Emma Hall, 1417 Thomas Avenue, entertained Mrs. Easle MacHarrison from Muskogee, Ohio, with a seated ten Monday afternoon from 3 p.m. till 4 p.m. Among the guest Mrs. Rubin Conner, Neal King, Mr. Goo, Pickford from Tula, Ohio. The Waller Progressive Association after a lengthy summer vacation will most at the usual meet. Mr. and Mrs. O. Smith spent a few days in Galvaton last week. Mike Maggie and Leila Shaw of Greenville spent Sunday with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Overton Smith. Mr. H. Tenneyson Chapel No. 261 O. E. B. entertained Mrs. M. B. Burnett of Claburne, Grand Secretary last Thursday. Miss Molina Hooper has returned to Port Arthur to resume her work as a teacher in the high school. Mr. George H. Webster, Manager-Platequer of the Houston Information. Tom Jowell, Texas 15146, the president of his previous minutes Tuesday shaking hands with the Dallas Express. Mrs. Mary Tottivor of Pittsburgh is visiting with Mrs. John Thompson at 3118 State Street. Mrs. P. T. Johnson of Flatshas Street served dinner for Mrs. Pans, an little Thelma White, Quite and enjoyable affair. Mrs. Whites and daughter Thelma left for their home in Chicago, 11th after spending two months with the sister and father and other friends. Little Annie Marie accompanied her mother, Mrs. J. D. Rice to F.Wort last Sunday, spending the day at the Model Church. The T. M. C. A. Tennis Tournament will be given at Griggs Park Friday, Sept. 11th, which will have two classes: boys will be two classes admitted, boys under 28 and those over 26 for which prizes will be awarded. Principal J. J. Rhonda is burying her son, Christopher, at W. Z. Washington High School; registration is in process. It is Principal T. W. Fratt of Pacific Avenue School instead of Prof. Baker at W. Z. Washington High School. Principal O. Mite. Lee Graceed in the Piano at Interval Love. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Dowl and Mrs. Anderson of Mountain, Texas, the house guest of their sister, Mrs. J. P. Starck, 1716, Allen Street. Mr. J. G. Martin of Caddo Lake, Texas, the house guest of their sister, Mrs. J. P. Starck, 1716, Allen Street. The Dallas News State Public Representative remained in the city this week meeting his regular customers and getting new business. Mrs. J. H. Walker of Thomas Ave. has been indented for several days. Mrs. M. H. Ingram, caster of the Standard Life Division of the National Bank Insurance Company, Oklahoma City to give instructions to the counter of office details in the Standard Life Office of the Standard Life Company in Chicago, Detroit, Canada and New York. Miss Florence Witten Inft. thif week for an extended trip in the United States to friends in Chicago, Detroit, Canada and New York. The children who spent a week and at the salvation Camp return to their mother much elated with their week's outing under the care of Mrs. W. H. Ingram, mother of 'Coral Children. M. committees: On Place of Meetings Rev. E. W. Johnson, chairman, Prita, E. B. Pho; Committee on Home; Rev. Frank, chairman, Mandana M. Walker, N. Serril and L. Lehbert; Committee on Reception; Rev. E. W. Johnson, chairman, Mithchell; Committee on Entertainment; W. K. Pho, chairman, Mandana Lahar, Port, F. R. Warrry, K. D. O. Crane; Report they all is going fine and that the Pittsburg membership growing rapidly. C. D. Joeyy, clerk in the house office, but now on vacation with her people in Temple, Texas, reports a new local Temple in her home town and possibly one in Taylor, Texas. C. F. Reed reports prospects in Division, Mr. A. Hart, writes on the outlook down in Manning, Texas, and is subject to the May Day Riley in Palestine Mr. H. Booth writing upon the Houston, and Mrs. L.iaia. C. F. of Naples, Texas Rev. N. W. Lew, is speak as well for Hillsboro; Mr. Leaga Banders for Ferris, Mrs. Deush's Kelly and Director, J. L. Finner for Winsabore and Mrs. L. A. Criner and President Robert Hamilton for Aquilin, Texas, Mrs. Annette Anderson and Deputy J. C. Criner also to be present; Rev. F. Willie of Pittsburgh Dr. O. A. Croft is making little noise but saving much wood. Dallas workers are meet loyal-in their enthusiasm and many are planning for the cross country pilgrimage to the Pittsburgh Area. The New York Times said both in and cards and blue riot streamers announcing the Annual Assembly, and house to house canva is being made for new fervirils. No one knows more about the Negro Brotherhood Movement than do the Dallas Negroes and yet the Negro is business and profession or trades have yet to wake up to the fact that all of this activity of the Brotherhood Movement is solely and strictly for his or her benefit. More about the Dallas workers next is DR. SUTTON R. GRIEGS ADDRESSES AUDIENCE "ON NATIONAL, NEGRO FORWARD MOVEMENT" The speaker begins his address by paying a tribute to Dr. A. S. Jacken whom, was shortly before him, was the author of the book *On National, Negro Forward Movement*. When Dr. GriEGs in his first attempt to speak to large an audience, he hoped Hope Baptist Church, where the present lecture was held. He attends the church every year and is in behalf of the church to the national Baptist convention. On the subject, the Outstanding Problem of the Negro, he on the subject, "The Outstanding Problem of the Negro," four definite stages of the Negro, the same in true with lower type of animals, namely, the Giraffes, the Elephants, the Horses, the ungulates with minor cooperation, Porcupine Social, and the Inducing Each type the speaker brought out comparisons with insects and other type of lower animals and their working in either. The same stage of life enduring for the stage the best accomplishments can be obtained and will not be "sold by" until the Negro undertakes to strike the hard problems one hundred per cent of his strength. He styles this undertaking of his as his first work. The National Negro's Forward Movement with 1800 Wall Street as his headquarters, his son or brother and of Dallack he desires to see Dallas sales the lead. Dr. Briggsجهed by thanking THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1927 SOCIETY and Club CHARITY CARNATION CLUB Mot. Sept. 8th with Mrs. Kim-brough and Henry. Twenty-three members present. Two new members were present. Mrs. Hill. Receipt of the evening and charity 11.40%. Our next meeting will be at night that we may have our meeting and meet with an a. Meeting will open at 11:15. T. M. at the Home of the President. 2808 San Jacinto Street, Sept. 12nd Mrs. Loomaine, president Mrs. M. Smith, ex-servant. THE GOOD HONOR CLUB met with the president, visitors I. Mrs. Florence Fernandes of Chicago. All members are asked to be present with an automobile drive over the city where we were meeting. Miss Murphy and Thompson are leaving this week to enter Wiley and Paul Quinn College. Respectively. J. L. Patton. 10.00 T. Crutchfield. 10.00 Cha. A. Pileque. 10.00 W. M. Fowler. 10.00 J. D. Dice. 10.00 Dr. W. K. Powers. 10.00 J. W. Fowler. 10.00 J. W. Jeffery. 10.00 See Prof. W. H. Martin as Samuel Huntler, the Illini, Friday, 47 at City Hall Auditorium in The Flames at Meridian Locks. THE MEDICINE MAN ON HIS WAY Joseph Nelson, former student of Booster Washington High School to enter Samuel Huntley College to graduate to enter this College. Nelson was known throughout the team or "Lucky Red." CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my many friends and dear words, words, reason and blessings and the blessings and death of my husband May God bless my wife C. AMOR COMMUNITY CENTRE The following activities will be described at Community Centre, West Bromwich, Birmingham, B15 6JM, 1914 9 A.m. 1915 9 a.m.—marching 9-12 bought by Mr. C. T. Tennon, Birmingham. 2nd Wednesday of each month. Demonstration—4th Wednesday, Mrs F. O. W. Hodge. Gir Reserves 1-5 Thursday. Friday open for Red Cross Class and Recreation. Birthday Party Little Miae Vivian Henderson, [26] Thomas Avanoe, entertained by a cake, a cake on a table, a birthday cake, a birthday The dining room was beautifully decorated and the birthday cake baked three tiny candle sticks on the table. The cake was a pink lighted cake, the center of attraction. Games and re- freshments were enjoyed, and the children were to, thirty four little guests. The club met at the home of Mrs. Mary Lemax, 4008 Silver Hill, Boca Raton, FL. She elected—Miss Curwen-Whitney to elected Assistant Secretary. Second Tuesday will begin with business and discussion. Affirmation will be Sewing and Art Sunday days. Then the club members Jackson with Floral and resolutions. Next meeting will be at the home Jackson with Floral street, M. Eaton, President. The Club meet in the third annual at the Progressive Missionary Baptist Church. Opening ad by Nina C. J. Brooke. program was rendered among which the object of the club was discussed by Miss L. Smith. That month and a year and responding to the N. Nealman's Odom and Jones Mrs Brooks as a minress of ceremony. Remarks by the president. Next meeting at the residence of Mrs. Mary Lemes, M. Notoy, President. Save 50 Costs and see The Plane of External Love. SECRETARY W.A. SCOTT AND DRESSER COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT OF COLORED BRANCHS, B.C.A. The committee of Management of the Mounted Branch, V. M. C. A. of which Prof. J. J. Shouds to Chairman Said the report of the policy to the 2002. D. The last Friday night over which Mr. W. A. Root, an real secretary of the Central T. M. A. and the Co Committee of management which being座位ion of the future Times of the United Branch in the city 2008 Jan Jacinto Street, Sept. 2nd Mrs. L. Hammons, president Mrs. M. Smith, representative THE GOOD HUNGER CLUB meet with the president, Sept. 7th, numbered presenters, L. M. 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Electric Lamps At The WALKER'S ELECTRICAL SHOP Phone, us your orders, night and day Calls Answered Phone 2-6737 2023 Bryan St. Four Druggist DRUG STORE MISSON, Jr., Prop DELIVERY Dallas, Texas Get it, or it isn't Made" HAIR MADE GLITY AND FASHION (818) 800-0000 LAND OFF Let Me Be Your Druggist COMMUNITY DRUG STORE S. T. WILLIAMSON, Jr., Prop SUPERIOR DELIVERY Allen at Julibte St. Dallas, Texas "I Either Have it, Will Get it, or it isn't Made" AIDA HAIR POMADE CREATED FOR UTILITY FASHION ADYA HAIR POMADE SOLD LAST YEAR It is evidence that quality is still appreciated and will be always. A hair straightener and hair dresser of unsurprising quality and efficiency. especially prepared to be used with the truss AdyA Hair Pomade must be stood the seat. It is not for experiment. Hide here sold and made by perishing people for a quantity of a century 'tut up' to a company whose condition. For sale to all druggists. Dr. B. E. Howell, DR. R. T. HAMILTON PHETICIAN & SURGEON No. 12 - 11 PYRAMID, BROOKLYN, NY Office: Office Y-12 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Dallas, Texas 11-8 U PHONES--Office C-6101 U-6102 Office House 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. 6:00 to 9 p.m. DR. W. GREEN Physician and Burgess (McMillan Burstant) Office: 6101 U-6102 Res. 5151 Thomas Ave. Dallas, Texas DR. L. G. PINKSTON PHONES: Office-C-6101; Res.-H-6055 10:00 to 11 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Sunday by Appointment DR. L. G. PINKSTON SURGEON and X-RAY McMillan Burstant Corr. Hall and Court Lost Manhood SUPPLIER Take double-Strength Vigorose and be a real man. Just results guaranteed. Never fall. $180 per box. 2 boxes $250. Agents Wanted. DL. JE. THYCER. Box 1275, Chicago, IL. SANTA MIDY PAIN IN BLADDER Promptly Eased by SANTA MIDY Begins to get the Genuine Look for the word Sold. A Driven RAIN IN BLADDER Promptly Eased by BARACAL MIDY Be sure to get help Love the word "Midy" HOLY BIBLE WITH GOD'S NAME AMERICAN WATERMARK FOR THE 1918 PAIDA POMAGE 1918 AMERICAN WATERMARK FOR THE 1918 PAIDA POMAGE Phone 3-8866 News of Your Home Town DALLAS THE METROPOLIS OF THE SOUTHWEST MISS EYES. MISS EYES has often wondered why it is that the good are sometimes bound to create out the love of the good. When we are good the bad calls at the book, and when we are bad, and in both classes, Good and Bad. We find false friends. Would it be possible that it's that against "class" System was used now? No when the good proved to be bad. When the good was not and does not expect the lower and expected within the lower class without any comment, and the good is not the good that can be done. When we are rather but not the good could enter into the better class and prove themselves worthy of that work, and not fear the bad. SOCIETY of the race as a whole is in mighty poor hands when thators within the race are willing to "tell" just for self satisfaction. Miss Eyes at the time, will shield those that are doing wrong for they will always usually be caught. But at the same time she clergies who who would be the confidence of the friends and brands, them as "pimps" and "pigs" are not always. Are such persons fit to teach our future generation? Miss Eyes never case thought certain persons would resort to such-low tactics in trying to make personal gain. You tried every way you could to accomplish your pur Miss Eyes admires the loyalty of one friend another, especially when one has to admit that one's friend is wrong. It has been a pleasure to meet the land of peace tell it 'L' but at 'the same time this does not excuse one of our women made for every man or woman like, and ignorance of the law exists certain persons to use, direction standing by their sure your friend, would, stand by you to that extent, if you were in her position. Miss Eyes thinks 'the person whom would betray a friend is not on the face of the earth. Expectantly when this friend, has been accepted Mus. Portia W. Pittman, Musical Directress at the Booker Washington. High School Returns to Dallas Mary Porta W. Fitzman, Musical Directress at the Washington High School, has just completed her 19th concert at Music At Columbia, University. New York. She is ready to meet both, both in vocal and instrumental. 1918 Liberty Street. Her hours of instruction are daily from 2:30 P.M. to 11 P. M. and all day at Saturday from 3:075 to further information. Drs. G. A. DesLandes and J. H. Childs Return From Bishop Council Dra. G. A. Dinkelker, pastor of Church of the Holy Spirit, Chur. Church AJH, M. Child Church, District returned from the Diobas Council of the New Orleans area of the various churches. M. Man. last week. Forty-one district were represented. The Church of Church of the New Orleans area of the various Church Houses Presidents of Colleges. Field A- dministration of the various instituted the New Orleans Area of which Bishop Holt, E. Jones is president. The pastor of Dr. G. A. Dinkelker, pastor of the District Suppt. of the district received favorable comment from the District Superintendent. The district received this last year. H. Y. Sparks Accepts Presidency of United States Mutual Benefit Ass'n. Mr. M. J. Sparks who for several years, the leading field salesman of the United States Mutual Insurance Association of Dallas, has tended his resignation with that of the United States Mutual Insurance Association in the McMillan Building in the McMillan Building Mr. Sparks is a successful insurance agent, and a man of wisdom. Lawyer J. L. Turner Undergoes Operation at McMillan Sanitarium Allenius J. L. Turner University Allenius J. L. Turner University late Thursday morning at the stairway augusture of 1024 A. W. and L. J. - Professor of Allenius J. L. Turner University The pattern is leading well into the next part of the year. Dr. J. A. McMillan of Meharry Medical College in City of the race as a whole is in mighty poor hands when tractors within the city work for self satisfaction. Miss Eyes at no time, will shield those that are doing wrong, will they will eventuate time she displays one who would betray the confidence of a friend or a friend of a friend in a public plague. Are such persons fit to teach our future generations? Miss Eyes never one thought certain persons would resort to the wrong way of personal gain. You tried every way you could obtain your purpose in your last attempt, you gained nothing, but lost every thing. Your name, your friends and others are at present. The public has your number and should keep you down if you are not prepared. What going to happen to you is going to be history soon. Persons of your type are to be Mike: Nice. Know the "Gospels, Teine" are having, the time of their coming around. Mike: I see a sonal going around. Mike: I see this time this week and a busy signal each time. The line has been running, and I don't understand that, I hand this and I heard that! Its strang, the pleasure some people have of seeing the zing-time they have a big smile Built and hand shaken for you. In Dr. W. R. McMillan, his brother and father, Mr. McMillan, they are going to the zing-time. TALLIE-WILLIAMS NUPTIALS Mara Rosa Williams became the bride of Mr. Dallas Tallie. The bride was born to Mr. and Mrs. Chandler, Hines Street Stier of the bride. The bride was born to Mr. and Mrs. Chandler, J. W. Washington, pastor of New Mennonah Church. A real wedding dinner was held at the bride's relatives and friends. The wedding cake was made by Mrs. Mary Park. The bride's friends, the couple jeff, for their future home. 702 N. Hampston Street, Fort Worth, TX 76103. CARD OF THANKS I take this method of thanking my friends for their sympathy, and kindness shown during the brief illness and death of my dear sister Mrs. Laura Francis' Newsom, who quietly slept away Wednesday night August 24, 1927. May our heavenly Father bestow on each one an everlasting blessing. "In that great cloister's stillness and seclusion by guardian angels led safe from temptation, safe from sins pollution she lives, whom we call dead." Thus do we walk with her, and keep unbroken the bond which nature gives, thinking that our remembrance though unspoken, may reach her where she lives. RALLIE MADALYNE ANTHONY Baster, 2711 Roseland Ave. Dallas Texas. JUST WONDERING The sea on has now opened for re-organization of The Thirty-five or more clubs of social activities. Our columns will be fraught with news and events. Gladly do we print our news. But we love help just wondering how much will our backs be sketched by printing your invitations this week? It does seem reasonable. If gratis we give you free space every week and our representative give complete story of your affeins, you'll just like to demand that we be given a Fair deal when your invitation are to be printed. We are just wondering. For latest stories reasonable rules on invitations — Announcements. Cards Call You Zion.com, as a sign. Mrs. Newman Jackson Resumes After Visit to East THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1927 Saint George Community Association The Saint George Community Association and Charity Club meet in St. Louis on Thursday evening with quite a few members present. A large group by high-service Row 8. By Davis. Who are reported, seated collection. Good idea. BIRTHS AND DEATHS Lee Irvin, 2514 Williams, boy, Tedoreh Henry, 2157, Thomas boy, Walter Gray Hawkins, 4937 Swine boy, Herman Smith, 3712 Dillock, Clara L. Cook, 2414 N. Wash- ington, Ana Lisa Cook, 2141 Pacific Ana Lee Hunter, 2128 Moore. Mary Smith, 4012 Avant. Austin Williams, Ferris Texas Franice, Wichita Pallis, Texas. Mia Moore, 4619 Floyd. Mary Jones, Lancaster, Texas. Mary Jones, Lancaster, Texas. Morris Dyliv, Holl and Rosalind. Manuel Lee, 2153 Illinois. Paul McKenzie, 4614 McKenzie. Mack Allon, 3002 State. Jewels Mim, 128 Moore. Joseph H. Hewlett, Texas. Voca Hollman, Ferris Texas. DALLAS COUNTY EXTENSION NOTES With the State Fair drawing near and a supplementary premium list out, the County Agents are very happy to have the best exhibit ever offered. Sunday afternoon at P. M. Hale, the county agent in I. O. W. Hodge and County Agent C. M. A. Walton went out to the Barnes Farmers' Market held at G. H. Harris. The prize won by Little Gracie Davin at the Barnes Farmers' Market held at G. H. Harris. The ranged a program which was carried out by the Orch girl, and who spoke to the audience who spoke were Mr. G. P. Oliver Sr. and G. P. Oliver Jr. of the Victory Life Insurance Company, who people to protect themselves with more life Insurance. Help build the insurance company make jobs for our boys and girls. Rhone, Stone made a wonderful speech on club work and the need for collection for the rainy days of life. Many visitors were present from the 19th and 20th of the New Hopes Community closed his remarks by pledging his support in purchasing a Ammur. His boys work and gave out planting schedules for fall gardens. His boys worked and met the meeting, as it was inspiring. Dr. E. R. Ward, one of Dallas outstanding Physicians and Exalted Martyrs, who toured through MIDwest and East attending the Medical Center held in Detroit, Michigan and胶东 in Atlanta. He just cloaked at New York. Returned tilted with new ideas and ideas among the young men of business among the young men of business He stated to the representatives of the business advancing in all lines of business and in Chicago—the Texans are in which they are engaged in. M, R. I. Hail, 2005 Juliette, I underwent an operation after funny hair loss. I was given the skill of Dr. W. K. W. flowers with the help of Dr. Hail. M. Hail is resting nicely. Prominent Undertaker and Business Man and Wife Return Home My, and Mrs. W. E. Ewing as compounded by Meadows Lindsay, of Port Worth and Virgil Smith and his daughter Miss Odile Dring who motored over 1310 miles with outages — a business-through the Out效路, urges, Pulso, Kensau City, St. Louis where they attended by National Business League; Chi人是欢迎的 Burema Lodge of K (Detroit, Michigan, attended the Medical Association) Overthe New York of the annual; Overaction of the Post-World; Visiting age model and model; Allotment of the 10th International Washington, U.S. City, and the meeting was Marchelle Little Back. Not Boreau. Monthly, reaching Latim fast to the other after a wonderful major trip. Paul Lawrence Dunbar School Will Open on Time, September 19th **TOMWILL WILL AGENT.** of Social Sciences, Misa M. Jae Till, M.S. and Mrs. Mae Silver, 168 Silver, M.A. from Kirkland University, Washington, D.C., and Mrs. Robert Lewis of same address hosted by the department of Education, Misa Sherrman, where they spent "top Misa L. Herges, who received her Ph.D. from the University of Pennsylvania." Thomas and Misa Lewis, They Re-educated of Misa, S. seh blown via park, and reports have school training. In, Massachusetts, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Dengsage of from Bloomfield, and her Master's degree 1712 St. were站ed to write, college will have change IN MEMORIAM IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR DARE SISTER, BILLAN CARLEIN who died September 17, 1925 in the drive yard softly, sleeping Where the flowers gently grow Lies the one we loved so dearly in her silent grace Days of sadness still come on us Severe dooms do often flow, But memory keeps you ever near us Though you died two years ago Loving Sister, ANNIE HONORE 1850 Good St. Dallas, Texas PRAIRIE VIEW CLUB ACTIVITIES The Prarie View Club of Dalton In keeping with its midsize midge in the city, has collected more than two hundred and fifty volumes of the Prarie View Club Fiction, Biography, Science, Literature, and one set of "Popular Tales." The collection has been added to the library at Prarie View College. The Prarie View Science Set is to have one volume added each year in order that it might be kept up. The Student group worked arduously in collecting these volumes, and the students contributed and plaged in order that the Popular Science Set would be available. The officers and members worked closely with the waghets, odadum aodum rme IN MEMORIAM In Loving Memory of my dear hus- band, GUS MURRAY, who departed this life two years ago, Sept. 12, 1915. All to myself I think of you Think of the struggle you went Sometimes I sigh sometimes I pry Thinking husband of you. Friends may think I have forgot- ten you MRR. GUSS MURRAY, Wife. 3513 Thomas Avenue. A CITIZEN OF DALLAS DIES IN TEMPLE, TEXAS Mr. Robert Amos, 1882 Watt Hall, Baxing. I lived in Duluth, Md., years and an employee of the Duluth Museum in Temple, Sept. 14, after two week lunches. His body was taken in charge by the Duluth Museum to ship Duluth to Canada. Crawford Understanding Co. of St. John Baptist church of which he was a member. Rev. W. G. Hair, perfecited a Mr. Amos was a friend. Mr. Amos was 7722, U. O. of A. F., and the Loyal Friends of A. F. The remainder was in Parramatta for four months in the family cemetery. He was survived by a wife, Mrs. J. M. C. Amos, brother, Mr. John Amos, FAIR PARK VICINITY MORWILLE, Agent. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, 1883 Silver Hirten, accompanied by Mies Olsen Lewis of some address honored po- rently in the New York City week end, with the father of Mrs Thomas and Mies. Lewis. They re- vived via Parks and reports have taken. Mrs. and Mrs. D. W. Georgee of 7715 Ninth Street, were killed to wit- ness. Mrs. Hibel, Mrs. Kibel, of St. Louis, Mr. Charlie Sharpman of Waco, Louisiana, family member of D. B. W. Hirten. NOTICE TO IDLE WILD SOCIAL CLUB MEMBERS You are requested to meet at our regular meeting place on the Third Monday Night, September 19, 1927 at 10:30 a.m. in the conference room. This will be an important business session of the season. Take notice and govern yourselves accordingly. cream and cake were served, the following guests were present: Mas-dames H. Ayers, L. Brooks, W. T. Burke, J. Cossley, Thy Crawford, Geo. Gill, C. E. Jones, C. King, F. Murphy, S. Pettigrew, C. Renaraw, I. Ross, and J. Stanton. Misses: Nable Austin, V. M. Jordan, Susie Murphy, Jessie Lee, Moore, Theola Robinson, Gensvieve H. Thompson, Lucille E. Williams and Jany C. W. T. Burke, M. M. Anderson, Dr. W. T. Burke, Chas. Deslandes, D. Gratta, E. Johnson, N. McCowan, K. Murphy, J. Price, S. Pettigrew, J. Quinn, E. Robinson, W. A. Russell, and J. Stanton. ignition of the junior high school of the University of Kansas. Miss L. B. Smith, Dean of the College has done work in administration and measurement at the University of Chicago, Mrs W. E. Eryin, head of the school of Commerce, has speculated in subjects of her chosen field. The music department will begin to under the direction of Prof. L. H. Ross, and will offer courses in piano, voice and public school music. The manual training department will be manned by Prof. L. I. Jewett and rare opportunities will be offered in all branches of wood work. Young ladies interested After a short time away from my business, I am back to safety my customers with FATY BANK COMMUN AND APPROVED. SPECIFIED. We have been on at the same time, BANK WISH. We are happy, FATY BANK. We are happy, BANK WISH. We are happy, FATY BANK. We are happy, BANK WISH. Miss Wesley left Saturday night for Houston, where she will begin working for the Pilgrims. BENNETT COLLEGE FOR WOMEN OPEN FALL SESSION OPENING AT JARVIS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE The fourteenth formal opening of Jaimes Christian College, at Hawkins, Texas, will be Tuesday after April 15. Many distinguished ministers, educators, lawyers and laymen are invited. Mr. Nervin, who has just returned from a summer of study and research, will announce the most promising outlook of any previous year, will be attested by the addition of the following: J. H. Marmon, A. B. from Columbia, will head the department wood work. Young ladies interested in any branch of Home Economies will find instruction in these branches. Graduates of the College will be granted state certificates to teach by the state department of public instruction. The new $25,000 dormitory for girls will be dedicated on Wednesday, Sept. 21st. Delegations are expected from all the neighboring towns and cities. The Hon. Mike H. Thomas and Dr. L. N. D. Wells of Dallas are the principal speakers of the day. The public is cordially invited to the opening and to the dedication exercise. VANCE BEAUTY SHOPPE VANCO SYSTEM YOU HAVE THIRD THE REST. NOW TRY THE BEST. "VANCO SYSTEM" Vance's Beauty 'shoppy We have the most complete beauty show in Whistle Place. We do all kind of beauty work. 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Among the advantages to be noted is the opportunity of hospital with the town by the very simple way in which they attempted to show that they would have the lines of government in backpack of need of sort. study to keep me. It is literally have opportunity to show themselves. And if they do not need the need of accepting the advice of those who would know how poor children teach them, they will not be the ones who rise in ways they are not calculated to be on the run. So they do good health all the year, so they do more to their education in school, and so they do more to their life in school. destined to do real good for the city, they will prove even school. BISHOP WALLS IS THANKFUL; NOT ANGRY MEMBER NATIONAL MEMBER, PRBSS ASSOCIATION. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHER'S CO. (Incorporated) DALLAS, TEXAS Showmow The Express feels that Bishop Walls should be extended a vote of thanks for the very progressive tone of his statements concerning this criticism of the ministry. This journal along with other journals and individuals has written to Bishop Walls about other things too numerous to mention because of the fact that it took the liberty of calling attention to what it considered vital needs of the church program of today. It was at one time so bitterly assailed that some of the leading pastors of certain cities, especially Dallas urged their members to stop reading it. And it is rather natural for them to feel that its efforts no longer need to be used, and that leading minister declares that there is merit in such criticism. Any arrowscene reflection uppes the character, standing or request the character, and the other operation which may appear in the columns of THE DALLAS EXPRESS with the gravy corrobed below the label. The attention of the publication. The Dallas Express Subscriptions in Advance The time has come when progress in the Church will demand that leading pastors cease to do as the majority of them have done in regard to the criticism of Mckenan. That criticism is not only the criticism of their own affairs with a view to determining whether or not such criticism is warranted. And if they find that it then they should resolutely turn to the correction of the evil found, they must remain calm and remain being who are subject to mistake and corruption. Ministers, like all other human THE DALLAS EXPRESS Published every Saturday Morning in the Year at 2600 Swim Avenue. Published at Post Office at Dalton, Texas, as second-class matter under Act of Congress, March 1876. agents have no monopoly on being the agents of "Him who docts all things well," the more fact of being in that work does not make them immune from the scrutiny of other mortals who live in the same world as they. Mencken was friendly when he made his criticism. And since heretofore he has been considered one of the thinkers of America: there seems to be no real reason for his having changed his view of the world. But Bishop Walls showed rare courage and very good balance in his reaction to the criticism of the ministry. He indicated that he realized that the day of perfection in the ministry had not come to any greater degree than it had in any other line of human endeavor. And in that he had the courage to say what he thought and the ability to think in a new way. He was willing to be filled to more than ordinary mention. His stand may not make him popular among his fellows but it marks him as progressive and constructive. Advertising Representative: W. B. HIF Company, 688 South Hill Road, Chicago, IL W. B. HIF Company, 688 South Hill Road, Chicago, IL W. B. HIF Company, 688 South Hill Road, Chicago, IL BIG DALLAS EXPRESS hits never before, the white streak is diagnosed by the pul- lower streak. It is not afflicted with plait, plain day, seaside, con- servative newspaper, which tricks no sail to catch the doubtful flags it professes a patriotism as brand as our justice covers all the terri- rories occupied by the human race. This is the way we live so it is, are protecting. Boys of the press come up and stand with us. This ground is true. Rev. Wm. Johnson, one of our political opponents, sees fit to agree with our editorial of last week in which a political leader of the last campaign is taken to task for an extravagant statement. Rev. Johnson, whose letter appears on this same page informs us that there has not been a single meeting of The Welfare Board despite the fact that the city officials have urged the erawild politicians to hold one and to indicate that they are not going to get it. He stresses that such failures "want get it" and urge action in order that action may follow and that the promises to the voters may be kept. Let Them Begin With The. Opening Next Monday morning the doors of the schools in all of the cities of Texas will open and again there will be opportunity for the roots of the race to gain education at the expense of the state Buildings have been put in repair and have been slewed to train them. To a large extent the state will furnish text books for 'them'. There is nothing left for the parent to do but to get to the child ready, furnish him with clothes and see to it that he enrols in school as soon as joke is the season lasts. There is every reason for the entry of every child of school and in school and in definite advantage in their entry. Among the advantages to be noted is the first of the course and the second lack of need of extra study to keep him. It is literally true that the reason for the irregularity of many of those who are in college is that to their early entry in school there are sources and that 'disagree THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1927 THIS PASTOR WANTS ACTION FOR POLITICIANS The speaker's stands. The campaign is over. The year is over half gone. What has happened with regard to our many pledges ABRO, LUTILY NOTHING - WORTH WHILE Who is to be blamed for this awful blunder? Why those of us who presume to lead. The city administrators have even urged leaders of our group to at least all a meeting of the Welfare Board and decide on a plan of co- 135 FRESHMEN ENROLL AT HIGH SCHOOL MONDAY While the rest of his brotheren are busy "cussing" and discussing the recent article of H. L. Mencken in which the Negro ministry, along with all other classes of Negroes was accused of lack of progress, Bishop Walls sees reason for giving that author a vote of thanks. Says he has the nobility and the intellect. He believes one of the most dangerous tendencies of the people of color is to flattered and fooled. If I were given my choice of reaction to the recent strictures made by H. L. Mencken, I would have the Negro ministry extend him a vote of thanks. Continuing his declares, "we have not kept our vision open and we have not kept our appearance that we are working for the church, by which I mean raising funds for paying salaries and building rooms of worship. The great majority of us find that money is most easily culled through the peoples emotions. We have not attacked the greater tasks of building a program that will commend itself to the newer and more advanced people. We have complex struggles. The Negro church has no social program either for its adults or youth." If the Editor of the Dallas Review finds the kind of paranoidism perma- shail (by the author) to second his motion, which applauded him in his column of September 10, should keep "the record straight" and ensure that facts out of which swolves the "Causes Boll" which, to put it it, is a very visible degree, either largeness of vision or exemplary amity among the press, politically or otherwise, it would seem that the Express has feared the stabberon and warning, for when we feast the stabberon on either of the latter is functioning the sun system, but not even one meeting of THE NEBO WELFARE OF THE NEBO WELFARE Personally, I am convened. Personally, with respect to the vocation, events, with respect to the vocation, to whom a credulous constituency should look for ethical leadership during Publication, the Board are right Mr. Edition. We did plebs not particularly those who are part of the Board. We partied. Association, but Democracy made plebs sullen. The people. These plebs. They voted as they would. We made plebs to guard our speaker's stands. The campaign is over. The year is over half a year. We are going to guard our plebs ABOUTLY NOTHING — WORTHY ASPETTING this awful blunder. Why those of us who presence to (say). The city leaders of our group to at least 100 people. The Board and decide on a plan of cooperative effort in behalf of our people. What has happened here? 135 FRESHMEN E SCHOOL II NEW PRE-SCHOOL ENROLLEMENT RECORD SET At 9 a. 30 m., Monday, 188 freshmen assembled at the Booker T. Warner School to receive the reaffirmant -nqI -classification. The class as the largest group freshman school of the pre-school enrollment schedule, Junior class work does not take place until 10 a. 30 m., at 9 a. 30 m., the data on which freshmen's school are scheduled to open. NO, REVEREND, THAT WON'T GET IT Principal Rhodes report on Monday to Dr. Norman R. Cogan, Bureau of Education, to show the number of June graduates from each of the elementary schools, the classified, and the number absent. It also gave the titles and town names of the graduates, who made application for free standard Excerpts from the report. THE TOOTH BRUSH Dr. W. T. Barke, 500 1-2 Good St The Express agrees with Rev. Johnson that such refusal to do the work of the people and to discharge the duties which political participation have placed upon these leaders certainly "wont get it." And his statement, also clear up the wonderment which has been in the minds of some who have asked what the Welfare Board would do. They had expected that in the segregation matter which is now causing so much discussion in the city, these gentlemen should be more careful in which ways having perfected their plans, would have gone to the administration with their nominees. "Initiating our little discussion on the Tooth Brush, I wish to further state, that we do not give the Tooth Brush its proper place in the home. The Tooth Brush when not used should be kept in a clean dry place. Bacterial still in some container with a water or the bottom where air may enter." All too often it happens that the old familiar spirit of the Negro "just to be big" in the eyes of his fellows gets the best of his better judgment and he finds himself, after the tumult and the shooting has died, unwilling to assume the more commonplace and the less spectacular fate of the black people, in the battle-bowl with the bristles of one in contact with the bristles of another, the majority of our quadrant political leaders of the late campaign. All of us can remember how they rode about in cars just after the election and made themselves gener- It is really surprising to note upon entering many homes just how the Tooth-Brush is kept. Most of the time they are hung upon a receptacle exposed near the lamp-jar-bowl with the bristles of one in contact with the bristles of another. In other homes we find them stuck in a glass that hasn't been washed seemingly since the Brush wash put in it. Tooth Brushes kept in such manner are positively dangerous. They are always infected and by the use of "Soil will cause serious troubles. I am sure you do not realize how dangerous such an act is to only to yourself but your neighbor. You should renew your Brush at least twice a year. In starting the school year you should have your child's teeth cleaned first then get a tooth brush and keep good health till the year, so they will not lose any time in school. LITTLE EXCURSIONS WEEK BY WEEK The After Number Motion (The the ac of 1) "NOT-IN-MY Your friend otherwise too, take her former membership on her list and to best่า be sure to take one of a wonderful business title and get a dose or grow or feel on the other hand. It's willingly low going. That's how there are measures for the information you with the danger of perilizing back-to-back-to-back deposits and the current value of funds would and may be in order to build and provide You have been doing that you don't want to do. It's a question that the law of the country that in the beginning there is a whole work-time of these two groups. You must not be so far away from the situation that you have not been engaged. You like to point to Darrell School--53 graduates, 81 registered, 8 absent York School--1 graduate, 8 regi- tered, 1 absent N. W. Hairley School—10 grad. 15 registered, 10 absent 140 registered, 114 absent 114 absent Total number enrolled from 'out' of town schools 11. Grand enrollments 11. The enrollment of freshmen one week before the opening of school year of day school last year by 8 p.m. of day school last year by 8 p.m. One hundred per cent of the freshmen who are in the city will be enrolled within the next few days according to the principal. And the supposed agent of the smugger, or the receiver of stolen money, pays her finger to her manservant, pays her ally, and openly and honestly pays her bill at the Levantine persuasion. For it is house to make quick sales and small profits. They have cashed in on the old time irade of the "Hot merchants—long since driven out of business, and the love of adventure in every woman's hour A legitimate UHS of handling goods through women salesmen, dealing direct with the wholesalers, without the cost of overhead, or handling charges. From factory to customer, vis. In achieved little we much, who looks interest and know- ing and subtle, and run up the price several dollars to make, you pay for your low-opinion of third- honesty. Not "hot stuff" but honest to goddesses, the richer is the price, because cheaper to hands: Barnum was right. _____ PRINCIPAL HIOAD'S ANNOUNCES ASSIGNMENTS OF HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS: _____ _____ Three New Teachers Added to the List Office Clock and Attendance Teachers are New EINSTEIN: Mr. J. W. Roe, Miss Luty M. Wickliffe, Miss Merriott L. Humber and Miss Willa L. Coey REPORT: Mr. Melvin J. Nambsman Miss Merriott Coey and Mr. J. W. Roe LETHIOVATION MIND LETHIA M. Wurden, Miss Virginia V. and Miss Priscilla L. Priscilla INDIVIDUAL AGAINST MIND MIND and Miss Priscilla, Miss Hanna Fang and Miss Priscilla, Miss L. Priscilla and Miss Priscilla, Miss L. V. and Miss Priscilla, Miss Aimee T. and Miss L. V. bamas: Mk I. Micheline Robinson, BH. (Home Occupation), (West Vista) Junction, West Va., and Mt. Chaka. Junction, West Va., and Mt. Chaka. University, Houston, Texas. TEXAS TOWNS WAHACHAM -- New. Whitmore, pastor of the A. M. K. Church is the Cummings and Mrs. O. Wrenkaker both having their right collar wreath are grating along nicely. The Oak Lawn School opened with the Mr. R. L. Gillson and Presteguez Mrs. Norter, Miss Matee Leah Cummings, Miss Patricia parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lakeland, Mrs. and Mrs. Musson spent the week with Miss Rose Edward, Mrs. Edwards had prepared to leave for College. EASLAND -- Mother Rev. R. Hendrick of Fu. is holding a real life Smith Chapel I. Mrs. Chayne will join others already; the meeting will be in Ween. Mrs. F. Packell is visiting in Cameron. Mrs. Eddie Jack THREILLER — Missa Ruby Brooks Andrew Buthie and Mr. M. C. Halfall, M.C. H. Boddy — Visiting in C. M. H. Boddy — Returned from a visit to relatives Wakashu, Rev. A. L. Wilkins was painfully hurt when thrown from a car by a car last Friday and badly hurt by a car. Mrs. J. Wynne represents her son. Mrs. Chin represents Devison and Rev. Chin. Grammar of Baumont Worshiped at Holsthaven son left Sunday for Hot Springs quench to Chicago future home. ADMORMU OKLA — First Baptist Church vows Sunday, Rev. D. E. J. Ehshannon pastor of the First Baptist Church for the National Convention. Miss Lynetta Shephard of Fort Worth is among the Army Clips J. E. Coxler left for Marlin, Texas. **MIDWESTAL WELLS** — Mr. E. Jolie Coffie, and grandmother have grown up among the out of town visitors are Mr. George Johnson, Mr. Queen Sassoon, Baster, of Ardmore, Oklahoma and they are visiting Mr. Henry Sanders, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bradley of Fort Worth and Mrs./Mrs. Huntley of Dayville, at all churches were well attended Sunday, Mrs. Tetra Herman Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. Saturday evening. You will Und the Shrine at the People Drug Store. **CAMBERLEY** — Servant at all churches were well attended. Rev. J. M. Sempill filled the pulpit of the Sunday meeting the National Baptist Convention, Mr. John Henry Woods. has just returned from Okinawa, Oklahoma. Receipts of the finance raised in the regular service of Cameron Givya B. C. amounted to $46.90. The Agricultural boys of Cameron enjoyed a splendid outing last night-sponsored by Prof. J. R. Williams. Rev. Ward was in our city Monday. Several of our young ladies are leaving for Prairie View College. To get advertisement, through the Dallas Express you are asked to file our ADS and write-ups with Rev. Rev. E. M. Roberts. HONEY GROVE - Quite a number of people from here attended in the Sunday School Convention in Paris, Friday. Miss Johnnie - McClarey is the delegate from here. Rev. Mallard, pastor of the C. M. E. Church was at his post Sunday. The M. Church-organised an E.P. worth league funday. The men's progressive Club is getting along nicely. Prof. and Mrs. C. M. Pendleton are at home getting ready to take up their school work. Miss Odessa: Logan returned from Denver, Colorado - Wednesday. Miss Ruby: Nolan returned to her home. Mrs. Mattie Reed is in Dallas visiting friends, Little Molina. Totum returned to her home in Wichita Falls. Mrs. Laundra Yates was the guest of Miss Harris M. Laughter, Banday. Mrs. Minnie Jones and daughter, Mariel were the guest of Mrs. Minnie Richardson, Tuesday. Mr. W. W. Smith, manager of the Drop In Cafe is carrying a nice one of toilet articles. Plot, and Mrs. J. W. Penalton attended the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Yannis Brown. Wednesday in Dambon Mrs. Brown died in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Mr. Jenkins Blyx and Mr. Miss Nolan of the Stall, canhanna were the guest of Mr. as Zara of Innis. ORIAPONA-GIL, MAN INVESTIG BROKEN IN CALIFORNIA not expect to get more out of it than you have in life. If it leaves you alone, you are not in the business of office, common sense and a sense of humor are put in expectant hands. Why not "tell Nail" when you are in need of counsel? Just need a Nail ill-temper, cruelty and injustice to 5000 Swiss Avenue Dallas, Texas. Coming to Los Angeles churches in May, 1919 Mr. Neal insured in various occupations until about a year ago. He is the leading churches in Dallas. He store and meat market located on the corner of 28th Street and Cedar Grove, encouraging them to grocery and building their inventory. Thanks include a modern home in which they and their 3 children may flower. May he crown him with Is it possible for two people in marry and live happy now-a-day to be married and both be leading a cat and dog life and I. have watched others live life and I. have wretched others fairly wretched. It seems that they all get tired of each other. I am engaged to a woman and I am wondering whether I should let other people unhappy marriages keep me from being. Polly. Because two or three women in a barrel are not in needation that the whole barrel is rotten. Because a few women have made a marriage that all others will. Every marriage if an individual adventure and life make it. But it is certain one can not expect to get more out of your job than to be a conderation, kinderess, self-sacrifice, common sense and self-esteem. You will need to equip your applicants to come out. But if selflessness and till-kemper, cruelty and injunction are coming to Los Angeles Christmas store and store occupations until about a year age when he purchased the grocery store and store occupations of 51st Street and Central Avenue. In addition to the grocery and building their own stores in which they and their 3 children now reside. CELEBRATED RACE AR TIST VISITS DALLAS CELEBRATED RACE AR TIST VISITS DALLAS WILLIE YOUNG-RICHARDSON THE BLACK MADONNA Distinguished Dramatic Actor, Playwright and Authoress. The outstanding Playwrights of today, outstanding Playwrights of today, a statewide reputation. She has visited most of the leading titles of including New York. She has played and staged racticals and dramas. She is authoress of a very exquisite book of poems "Echoe- from the Negro soil" which postes. She is given to be the most brained woman of the South. She deserves talent and it is said that every one on a credit to the Race. M. Mitchkinson is Texas "unmer- tered" and she has attended Prairie View College. She attended Prairie View College. She has taught several years in years as a member of the teaching force of San Antonio. She has written of her most drama "The Flame of Eternal Love" at the City Hall Auditorium, Tuesday, Oct. 9 with local Under the auspices of Bethal A. M. K. Church this drama is a safe music-Melove World and -the cost promises Dallas a high class treat equal to any photopolymma characters will appear in next issue. Miss Katee V. Fulton, teacher, Domestic Science and Art, in Duluth High School, yay among the students. During August, Miss Fulton special guest of Dr. and Mrs. R. Katee Fulton, teacher, coaches by other friends. OAK CLIFF Mr. Gifford C. Washinton was married to Miracle Oleia. Bounder at the age of 16, she graduated August 1, 1827. Barr, G. H. Bail of Pictured. The Colin is the only early enrolled in the Booster Washington high school that finished xq the Oak Cliff School with her class. She was a member of the National Baptist Convention in Denver, Colorado. The expatriate of Smith College, the expatriate of Smith College, M. B. Cohurst were among his many friends best week, and the expatriate of Davis College, left for Pueblo View College, this week; also M. Leon McLean, left for Laporte, Jr. For Quinn, SHEN CHAFU, X. M. CHENCHI The Sunday News liaqing at 1:30 a.m. in the day-to-day post the Monday Report had been sent and the News was�andai for both the News and the News. News were at 11 ohm by the postion. The version was very surprising to all who heard the new postion. Here is a list. 1988 THE STORY OF THE NEWS With the postion and well attended news and news the New is to know 21 AGAZE 21. REPORT Dear Dr. B. B. Bessie, THE NEW STORY OF THE NEWS News was reported as a News with the报ts received 100000 from the News prevailed over all news The News was reported as an unsolved news news to all news The News was reported as a news news for the News. But a news news for the News was not taking a look The News was not taking a look on the News. The news was not taking a look put in, nothing else can come of it except misery. If you and your young manได้ somewhat prurish, you will be more than a person who is always more than a person who is not the person who has been�ed. If you are not the person who has been�ed, you can do so. If all depends upon the husband and wife for there is no malign power to blight it or predestine failure. Do not let the failures of others discourage you but make you more determined to make yours a success. (Editor's Note: Why not write your troubles to Nan's Notes. The conductor of this column is a person well versed in the ways of the world and she is anxious to be of real service to those of the young and the old whose problems seem to need the counsel of a specialist. She will tell you the young misses how to solve their problems. She will give advice to the young men who seek same advice. She has had opportunity to observe the young and she can well tell parents of their children are viewing the problems which are confronting them. Why not tell Nan when you are in need of counsel. Just address Nan's Notes (care The Dallas Express, 460 Swiss Avenue, Dallas, Texas). We also had the presence of Rev. Burkes, a blind minister, Rev. Burkes is well thought of, among the many people who also brought flowers to the pastor and Daunas encouraging them it goes higher and do more for the upstairs. Rev. Burkes for his presence and flowers, may Heaven crown him with abundance of success. Rev. Burkes was well attended. Hro. P. M. McClallan, president presiding. The lesson was 4.89 p.m. a wonderful sermon was delivered by the pastor, subject "A General Judgment. Acts of the Lord." The time referred to Heaven Court 2. The son of man shall come in our court 1. A day of final sentence no appeal. This sermon was a crowning of one. The services ran high through the time $1.60. We very much regret to say that death claimed the life of Alice Marella Parise, which brought church and school. She was a member of the Beginner's Class, who will be missed from our Sunday school. Our loss is Heaven's gain Rev. R. W. Pillow, Pastor. School. Our loss is Heaven's gain Rev. R. W. Pillow, Pastor. GREATER PHILOM BAPTIST CHURCH School Sunday conducted by ix- istant Supp. Bro. I. Briggs was at the highest pitch school. The Sup. I. McKinnes is still ill. At IA. A, and improving in the mikhnyk; b, and a young peasant. At 15 p.m. on M. Smith, with a number of friends. At 1 p.m. on M. Smith, opened with a team number. Had a great lesson and No. 1 award was wonderful in an interview in which he presented. At 11 p.m. on M. Smith, in Rav. I. A. Ankov, other great sermon, *Move on!*—The meeting for the Mistress Women last week conducted by Hilda M. Coffield, president of the church to the plenum and $1,000 raised. Bister, M. Coffield, president. Bister, M. Coffield, president. Bister, M. Bister, Reports. A GREAT MASS MEETING A GREAT M. M. E. MASS MEETING T. JAYNE CHURCH, PROVINCETOWN SUNDAY AFTERNOON NEXT. At a meeting of the pastors, presiding leaders and officers of all the provinces, we met on Wednesday night, for the consideration of a Most Important Movement, it was decided to make a general call for g. general meetings on all g. games, a MASS afternoon if you belong to the A. M. M. Church this you mean and you are you may have your own. in the movement that is now taking shape. 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He has been busily engaged since arriving at the university, perfecting his plans for the coming year. Accor- ances he was on the other hand they seemed out. game. Sanders was unquestionably one of the most colorful and popular football players in the southwest and will be remembered by all Texas. promoter of the Sammy Fuller-Jonny Sheppard, New England feather-weight championship battle the same night, is serve earning on the fight public to cast a critical eye at Mitchell. Lincoln University, Pa., Sept. 17—(ANP)—That Dae Morrison, the new mentor of the Lincoln Lions has a THE FILM MAKER abundant hair growth, removes dand-ruff p**1** by magic and enables you to easily dress your hair in any of the preferred modes. From Paul Quinon he want to life—name is Nathaniel Hogan. He is coin, where as a member of the only nineteen years of age, but Pennsylvanian schools variety he weighs 154 pounds 'bounds' and he is a man, where as a member of the only five feet inches of colleges in the country, he played height— Banders will have a good number of veterans back this season, and they'll be ready to ready laying the plans to give MVP and other entailment of about nine MITCHELL WINS FROM McEWAN Boston, Mass., Sept. 17—(ANP)— Roy Mitchell, clever hard-hitting light-heavyweight from Halifax, won a fast-ten-round decision over Tex McEwan of Philadelphia, Monday night at the Arena. Mitchell's clean win over the Philadelphia serapper by no means a set up prompted Tom Goodwin, shrewd judge of fighting men and promoter of the Sammy Fuller-Johnny Sheppard, New England featherweight championship battle the same night, to serve earning on the fight public to cast a critical eye at Mitchell. Without a solitary doubt, the Colored Apollo from the Provinces is the most feared light-heavyweight on the Continent. His record made in the North country tells the answer for when he was twenty-six years old he knocked out Bing Conley of Lewiston, who had no trouble staying ten rounds with Paul Berlenbach and Tiger Flowers; knocked out Rocky Rosebound Stone; defeated Tommy Robson of Molden; fought a sizzling draw with clever Yale Okun, and battled Mike McTigue down to the last wire. The result has been that white light heavyweights have refused to wear the black jacket, so he has remained idle in Boston, while Goodwin has been proactive every light-heavy weight game. He has been down, perhaps. Memories of Lamong and George Dixon, two other Negro stars who came from the same school, have others told about. His great punching power had their effect. The young Colored star on the top of the card, fighting in main bouts history as did Lamong, is the prediction of Mr. Goodwin. BETHUNE COOKMAN SQUAD PREPARES FOR HEAVY SCHEDULE Daytona Beach, St. A. Sept. 17—(A NF)—It is mighty early to make any predictions as to the prospects of a winning team, but the boys out at Bethune-Cookman College will tell you that Mrs. Bethune's school will have a cracking good eleven this fall and they really believe it too. The boys point to the fact that in J. B. Williams and Nat Trammell the Bethune Cookman College has two coaches who know the game and have played the game. These two men played together at Clark University and are now working together to mould a real machine. For the coaches to work with will be as seconded group of players who understand and know the fundamentals of football. Bethune-Cookman faces a tough schedule which is as follow: October 7, Fassenden Academy at Daytona Beach. October 21, Howard Academy at Daytona Beach. October 28, Helden Institute, at Waycross, Georgia. November 5, St. Anthematicus at Brunswick, Georgia. November 12, Florida A. and M. College at Tallahassee. November 16, Florida Normal at St. Augustine. November 25, Edward Waters College at Daytona Beach. LANGFORD LOSES TO NEW ENGLAND FIGHTER Boston, Mass., Sept. 17—(AHP)—"Wop' Mancolin of Dorchester was given the sedition award. Wyel Caldwell, Aaron of Chicago after willingly contended inn round-fight at Boston Arms, Tuesdays night, late in the afternoon middlenight in the first round with a bribling left hook to the head, and then clawing the lower arm defended then and there for his arrows and went hown again without being hit. He righted the right to the new seat Mancolin into the rope, but front then on the Hurricane Lungfond could not defend himself against Mancolin right John, and in addition repeated many a solid fight. After the second, Mancolin was given overy round except the sixth. In the second he dropped Langford for the count of four, but could not win. Langford, damn heavy, weight of other days, was in his namekess's corner. Los Angeles, Cal. Sept. 17—T The A. N. B.) A boy who bids foe to be a bearerpart of his adored friend, a girl who lives on the on the coast from Chicago. His in spare time while attending the N. U. for the past two years he bounced from the world’s es-s-champion, Jack Johnson, and has absorbed all his knowledge from the famous Main Street Gym here and shows clever footwork, speedy bending and falliness. He banter and falliness while. in action that characterizes the boxing of the Big Ten. So Well has Young Hogan or the Round Megan copied Johnson’s training from Johnny Perkins, famous trainer here that predict that he will equal his opponent in school at his home in Chicago, but will fight a number of bouts here and there. Coast, Light Heavyweight Champion to Box Mexican Champion Los Angeles, Cal., Sept. 13—By the rules of the Light Heavyweight championship by virtue of a 10-round battle with George Gordy, from (General) Picante, Mexican champion. The arena will box at Wilmington. Angry Colored Fans Swarm Avenue When Baby Joe Gans Loses to Fields Joe Langeas, Cal. Sept. 17, --GY The A. N. X.) Scores were scenes from the Olympic Addiction following the battle between hate by baffle Joe Gana to Jackie Kladaa the white junior waiter. At the Olympic thousands of colored Bane bond and threw pre- judice against him. The game Gana was open and loudly accused of not trying to fight, but threw it for a large sum of $10,000. Returning from the arena, a large crowd of disgruntled fans rushed the stadium, and, so bitter were the demonstrations from the many batters who had lost their jobs, that the crowd was as usual, after a battle, would have been subjected to much abuse and ridicule. George Godfrey Fights Giant C. Cheatham Los Angeles, Cal., Sept. 17—(18) George Godfrey back from the Eagles of a one-nound knockout of Jim Maloney, is back on the coast signalling the Clarence City.-Cheatham is all of God's fury and has a number of his credit through out the south. Coach Watson Returns From Coaching School At Northwestern Washington, D. C. Sept. 15-18 Howard understated "Ivy coach," coach turned from a coaching course at Northwestern University, Chicago, turned from a coaching course at Howard University team three years without a definite defeat and turned down a touchdown by West Virginia). in the last two seasons a figure that he knows all about the game yet and takes every available opportunity to enhance his ability. In addition to his professional training at Springfield Rockie, Bill Hooper of Prentice Tuse McLaugherty of Brown, Jane Haworth of Hartway, Arnold Howell of Hartway, Carrie McGregor of Carrie McGregor. J. M. Phalen of Purdue, and Dick Hanley of Northwestern. The local mentor reports gratifying results from his recent study, which examined the ways in which pauses with those of the larger institutes, coach Watson talk, his work, and the organizations of the "Pop" Warrior system as explained by Danny Kline in a book published by the University. He figures his "huddle shift" to be an original contribution to offence and to the defense of the attack against this season Dickinson, and Watson, are two of the most experienced of the shift and both feature the one second pause will be used. Howard "Grid" Squad Called For Pre-Season Practice Sept. 15th h. Washington, D. C., Sept. 14- Cronenweather has issued an invitation for pre-season football practice, starting September 18th on the first day of the season. The thirty are veterans of last-year's championship game. Established himself self last season on a strict diet- line, he has included his deta- tips with Achieve's maternal he fide present on November 16th. He presents last month's experience Tukungue Institute, Ala. Sept. 17, 1979. ready 10,000 and研习kk-1970-Krueville College opens the dredged homes of the more than five hundred students. The building with a bluefield at Bluestead on had been registered to care for September 14. Coach Moore has audited. Four great entertainments are planned for the visitors and sufficient number of old men, together with the addition of new members of the conference of May Th. Kw. secures to have a team with plenty this Slipshoe A. J. Carey was amused by the performance of the conference of May Th. Kw. southern. (Cullahk; Ridgway, Grey) Program. The corner stone of greater Catt. Gathers, Pope, Mathews, Gray Bathel, the new $500,000 church in which the conference will be held. To depend on Coach Moore it will be able to make a good show and ceremonial led by Bishop Gales. Tikk should be stronger than it is. when such valuable men are Bob Miller, Harry Payne and others found it impossible to break into the first line-up because the first string had been selected before these men reported. "Kute," as his men affationally refer to him, believes in combinations. He figures that a football eleven years with the greatest effort to make the man what his men are doing and is given all he has to his own job at the same time. He therefore plans to reorganize his men into playing combinations not later than September 20th. The first game of the 1927 schoolship is called October 1st. Veterans to Return... In looking over the roster, it is interesting to note that ten veterans are already in Washington. They are Capt. Smith, "Rick Smith," "Pete" Tyson, Kelly Hawkins, Hall, Ben Brown, Louis Campbell,ەت-يالىم ئىمامىنىڭ «ئەزگەچ» and Manager "Buck� Harden. Others expected to report are: "Jack" Colas, "Heat" Ross, "Dan" Nrown, Payne, Hinton, "Jack" Young, "Buck" Eweji Capt. "Buff" Martin, Ellison, Hawkins, "Bob" Miller, Rainey, Webb Thomas, Price, Hunter, Jefferson and "Andy" Smith. In addition to this formidable array of veterans, a likely group of recruits will get a try-out. The Howard Schedule for the season follows: Oct. 1. Blackfield (W. Va.) In Oct. 8. Livingstone College, N. C. At. Home Oct 16, Morseville, Atlanta; Oct 27, West Va. College Institute; Oct 28, Wake Forest University, Wake Island, at Nashville, Tenn. Now B. Wilberforce University Nov. 24. Lincoln University (Thanksgiving Day) Philadelphia. Knoxville College Opens Schedule --- Kirk should be stronger than the Johnson produced a well drilled team and one that gave promise of a team relationship and a keen desire to reestablish itself, in the team relationship and a keen experience from his noted Nashville school, Gloss, Yest. Word's best experience up this year. Coach Johnson always a gentleman and a spoonful of wine, his witches of a host of Jake Follow. Little is known about the post-bellificence of the team at Tennessee University, but by this institution, of an eight game schedule have been caused by this institution. A way until October 11 when it plays its opening game with Simonson University. Moreover College has arranged a very attractive schedule, and the team may be counted up to take on the Columbia, at the heim, the Maron team may be counted up to take on the Johnson in several years. The Harvie Machine will play Moyles Brown. The Harvie Machine will play Moyles Brown. mal and Clark in the order named during the month of October. This week, the team will be in Atlanta on November 15. It is expected that this game will attract football fans from all over the country. The Talladega will have Cooper, the forward-passing ace, in the backfield. The Talladega will have Cooper and James in the fundaments of passing and receiving. The Talladega was on NILBryd Field, on November 30, last year, the pass game was played. The machine was working like oil. The prospect is good for a successful season. Wall stucked will have been Heat all summer and he may be expected to return from Springfield, will stucked will have been Heat all summer and he may be plenty of flight in the line and the backfield should take up well. The Florida A. and M. College should have an improved team this season, with the first of last season Coach Bryan Wynn, coach of the Florida State, had built up a team that was going strong. With cash material matters, the Florida State and interest that the Florida institute puts into the game, the "Alligator" supporters are confident. It will take an exceptionally strong team to defeat State Normal, an eleven that is locked upon as positive, the strongest contender, for Conference honors. With Campbell, Johnson, Moore, Hall Garner and others of splendid ability in the new state, Newman will show class. Bertrand J. Jacobs, clever Hampton Institute quarterback, will head up the coaching staff. Gaston P. Lewis, four letter man from Wilberforce University, will serve as line coach. C. Johnson Dunn and G. H. Lockhart will also assist with the eleven. Tushagee is not expected to be as formable as it was last year, but its brilliant buckfield led by the plunging huffback. Ernest T. Hailey, will no doubt keep the Tiers in the running. If the line comes through as it is hoped the Tigers will be serious contenders for the Conference crown. Until it is known, into whose hands the deadlines of the athletes activities will be entrusted little can be said about Morris Brown. PAOIS IVE Last year the team made the good showing. This year with the same players, together with replacement and under the tutelage of the same coach, Morris Brown would have presented a formidable aggregation. The outlook for a good team at Atlanta. University is very bright. A large number of letter men are expected to return, and replacements possessing a splendid knowledge of the game will join the round. It appears that the government will be the ministry of the team. Recent announcement that R. W. Johnson, former coach at Nigeria Brown will be associated with Chief Alken as assistant coach at Atlanta University, touches a large following of the Crimson Murricane team and will cause the assistants activities of this Institution to be performed while interest. Dakera and John is the best-selling at Clark will be a hard trio for any team to stop. During the few years that Clark Taylor has been at Clark he has been able to work wonders with the football team and the Panthers are expecting one of the best years in history. Last year the Clark team had a smoking attack and developed some passes which were so well associated that they sold on a lot of completion. It will be interesting to watch the Clark attack this year. Marly season predictions are that the forthcoming football season will be a great one, and successful from many points of view over undertaken by the Southern Conference. I acquire a ticket to the event, a ticket sale, together with the enthusiasm of players and students, to make the outlook more promising. A. M. E.'s PLAN FOR CHICAGO MEET Chicago, H. Sept. 10, (ANP) The sub-commission of the general office of the Church at its recent meeting here began the preliminary plans for the great quadratic conference to be held in Chicago, A. J. Carey, chairman presided. Bishop A. L. Galine, head of the local church, the local commission, presented the report of his body, that already see thousand and six hundred thousand it is expected to secure had been registered to care for wysteria. Four great entertainments will be held during the events will be the opening of the conference May 14. For power to arrange the welcome program, the corner stones of great Babel, the new 100,000 church field, will be dedicated with proper ceremonies laid by Bishop Galine and the greater Biblical congregation. Dr. Robert M. Moton of Taukenga and Mayor Thompson were selected to address the conference. Dr. John N. Hawkins, Secretary Financial department, Dr. E. M. Johnson, Treasurer, Dr. E. M. Board and Bibbion, Gates made a narrative attestative report on the financial condition of the office for "Greater Bathol." The Greater Bathol church hears the testimony of the members will give $20,000 assuring the initial payment. At the close of the session the Hawkins entertained the members of the commission with an elaborate dinner. 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Waters was hostee to the Ex-celerator Literary and Art Club or last Wednesday evening. After the regular business session the word name was introduced which resulted in high score for Mrs. G. E. Terry. An embroidered tea towel was presented by the hostee's Mimes. McFarland, Ballard.—McCuller, Elgin and Nenn from the Sunshine Club were pleasant visit. mussed consisted of Maled, crusaders olives, potato chips, Orange-ice and tomato, Jim Carwell and host and hostess for a dinner party fund for Freeport Wednesday for Wichita Falls, Tenn., where she will teach to the public with Rev. Mass and daughter of Wichita, who attended the Conference, Rev. Mass and daughter of Wichita, who attended the Conference, Rev. Mass and daughter of Wichita, Chandler Spett Tuesday Vaughan, Chandler Spett Tuesday Vaughan, Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Vaughan Married: Tuesday night Mr. Thun & Wagness and Mrs. Mary Allen. Rev. R. & Stephene officiated. Monday, Sept. 1th, Mr. Ward-Yowells and Mrs. Mr. Thomas were quietly married. Mrs. O. E. R. Johness, Marlin, Danna, Batae president of the W.V.S. Trust, and the only were here last Thursday in the bus�ip of the City Federation. The guest to the home of Mrs. O. E. R. Martin, while in the city, On Thursday evening she held aょounli with the executive committee and prese given a grand reception. Thursday night she spoke at Blvd. and was so so, her lecture was a masterpiece. Mr. W. W. and the president of the City Federation was in the place of the local talent, preceding her lecture. A short and play-program publicsting of local talent, was tendred with Mrs. J. V. McClain, a lifeless of ceremony. She was very much impressed with our service. And is Hospitality, Mrs. L. A. Wyn, the organizer of Clubs and the present City from the L.A. Club (or which she was in the business) and to President and from the fanshine Club. Mrs. Waters left Thursday morning for Naugdochels to Soll her husband where they will inqake their future home. Mrs. Buyby's commions, and the honoring her slater, Mrs. Mary Jones, Dallace, Games and music were the same. Her life was a lifelong menu was served. Mrs. Very. Coal. Powell and her company of Marsh were present at the party. Mr. Scott Tombis has returned to Franconia and Nant are attending M. H. C. K. at Detroit. Wich. Butler College opened September 19, 19th. Brownsville, Nant are attending Brownsville, Miller. W. Plorth. were visiting relatives and friends. They were lunch guests of M. O. K. They enjoyed a night at the theater. They enjoyed a night sizing party. Tuesday night they were entertained. M. J. Mooker. Mira Ruth White was high score and Mrs. M. J. Miley. the game was saved. T. J. Aman. TEXASTOWNS Lincoln Caldwell, Odessa Dosee, and Waco. *Miss Jones will attend* Mr. Willie Morgan, the Night Hour teacher this winter. *She will attend* the beautiful lawn of Mrs. Duck the winter with her brother Dr. Walker on last Tuesday night. *H. Meansa* will attend the evening with her brother Dr. Walker, who is here conducting a K of P. Bertha Dobson of Oklahoma City. Dr. Lelia-Miss. Louis Dosee of Oklahoma is spending the month with her brother Dr. Dobson. Dobson is present Ryan. 100 Jalong Street, Mr. A. and enjoyed the out door games. Johnson has returned from Texas. The Idiot Hour Club entertained kana viera; also was spending her birthday with her husband. Rav day evening from 4 to 6 w/clock J. L. Johnson. Miss Fowler, one of our new teachers is a relative of L. H. Hoang, Mrs. A. E. Holland has returned from Colorado. Prof Strickland has returned from Virginia and points in Texas. Rev. M. K. Curry left Sunday night for Detroit to attend the National Convention. Mr. J. W. Bell has returned from Denver. Mrs. Emma Tancy was quite sick Wednesday, but is much improved. Mrs. Brigham and family have moved to Okla. Mrs. Clara Pointer has been very much indisposed for several days. Mrs. Thompson, who broke her arm is able to be out of the room. Mrs. Laura Payne has been Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Farhm returned from Dallas, where he has been carrying on a revival. MURAK - Sunday was regular master's day with the Mt. Olive B. C. all day. Pastor McDaniel had as his guest Rev. J. J. Johnson of Tyler, who preached both day and night. A large number left on the exclusion to Galveston on the Bed. Mr. Jake Kennedy has gone to Terrell on a business trip. Mr. and Mr. Mary Alice Gray and Mrs. Lizzie Owings of Dallas who have been visiting the Moffa father, Mr. M. Crimson have returned home. Mrs. C. Pye and Mrs. C. Cumpter are sick-killed. WICHERTA FALLS - The Ladies Progressive Club held its weekly meeting at the home of Mrs. T. E. Jackson with the President Mrs. L. N. King in the chair. Quits an interesting meeting was held. Each member seems determined to make this the banner year in club work. A report of the work done thus far was made. The Club gave Mrs. McQueen aid. Doctors visit and medicine. This is along one important line of work in which the club is engaged. After the annual routine of work the Presidents report all an enjoyable social hour, the club adjourned to meet with Mrs. M. O. Bell. I. M. King, President B. D. Secretary On account of the rainstorm the City Federation of C. was consulted to purpose its mission. The meeting will be held at the name of Mrs. A. M. Carr, 828 W. 12th St. M. O. Bell, President B. D. Secretary The Secretary, an invitation to all to meet with them Thursday night Sept. 25. A special Miss the, rare treat. Come and bring a friend. All clubs have 60. Join some club or organization one will reach you very soon. A. M. Carr, Secretary The Girls White Knee Club meet as the guest of Miss Dorothy Robinson. An enjoyable program will be held by Miss Dorothy Wach. The similar is Miss M. Turmeran. We will meet and will soon rehearse their May after their usual social hour. The Club Wach. We will 888. 1231 Street. Dorothy Robinson, President, the Negro Secretary, is giving a banquet Friday night with the Fecalitie. An interesting program has been arranged, and a large attendance is expected. Fresh News Gathered From all Parts of the State and Boiled Down to Suit the Taste of Our Thousands of Anxious Readers Mrs. Brigham and family have moved to Okla. Mrs. Clara. Tointer has been very much indisposed for several days. Mrs. Thompson, who broke her arm is able to be out again, Mrs. Laura Payne has been confined to her bed for several days, she is much improved. While here Misses Yates Brown and Burt stopped with Mrs. A. M. Welch. Mrs. Clara, Mrs. Pryssas, called to Ware, and account of an accident to leg mother. She will return shortly. The Wichita Reporter and the Wichita Telegram have made their appearance to stay. Get your news items in early. Your copy is waiting for you at the Drug Store, Dr. J. T. Welch, 104 Lake Street. OAKWOOD -- Rev. Haley of Peletone, with his wife and two of their sons, were in the immediate section several days last week. Mr. Haley had made deliveries at Skjish and Mount Pleasant. R. C. also he filled the puff in for Hopkins on the first Sunday night. A wave of different complaints seem to be sweeping this area. Dr. Merritt, who resides with Rev. and Mrs. Chas. Swain has been quite busy administering medical aid upon the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Madone. Mrs. Charlotte Gordon became alarmed over her condition early this week and sought the aid of Dr. Mrs. Elitash and Davis, and little grand child LAWTON — Mrs. Lena Upshaw is very sick at this report. Mrs. Amanda Jordan of Taylor, Texas is here visiting person and daughter Mrs. Sarah Gothings and Mr. Geo. Bryant also Mrs. Sarah Hightower of Chickama, Oklahoma is here visiting Mrs. Gothing, her aunt. Mrs. Gothing is doing nicely at this writing. Services were good at Galilee M. C. also Sunday School and H. Y. P. U. Rev. M. D. Parker preached two strong sermons. Services were good at Bethlehem B. C. also Sunday School and B. Y. P. U. Our pastor Rev. E. A. Keith preached two strong sermons. H. A. E. A. Keith left Monday for the National Baptist Convention at Detroit Michigan. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1927 string soloes, Mr. E. L. Scott resides in New York City. Pimlica high school is the home of Mr. E. L. Church. The party given to home of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Price consists of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Price with Mrs. L. E. Walton Thursday. After work the Club carries a string soloes, Mr. E. L. Sibblet and children Mrs. E. L. Sibblet and children Mrs. E. L. Walton motors to Mrs. A. L. Walton motors to Mrs. on business. Mrs. Kelan Curtis and grandmother and brother. **BETTINGER - New Hogan of the BETTINGER** -- New Hogan of the BETTINGER preceded to Rev. Wheat. Sunday night night service was held in their post, respectively. Mr. Wheat, Supt. National Investment Corp., Allan has an agency with the National Bank. Mr. R. Evans, Evans and a number of others are attending the Sunday School Convention in Wright is home from Athens. The beautiful newhomes. Mr. and Mrs. Wright are attending the next meeting. The Happy Four Club met Wednesday evening at the club on boarders the next meeting will be with Mr. Mary K. Calcutt. A. Richard, Noble Leeb Hubert, Noble W. Richard, Noble Lucile Hubert, Moose, Moose. The next meeting will be with Katherine Davis, Messra. Davis and the bachelor Stirchmotor motored to the New Cypress Bridge Thursday morning. Mr. M. S. Stirchland, Rev. M. Waters and J. A. Alexander in their post. The National Convention. Rev. M. Lewi. M.-J. Jefferson attended the Mina- Mrs. Ida Pryor of Omaha, Nebr., is here visiting relatives. Mrs. Laila Thomas has returned from Mount Pleasant. The Independent Daughters of Tabor are doing fine in their order. Mr. E. Williams left for Texarkana Friday. Mrs. Estella Pointer of Houston who has been visiting parents and relatives returned to her home Saturday night. Prof. R. Strickland was in Gilmer Thursday and Friday night. EL PASO — Walkers Art Club met at the residence of Mrs. Wim Roseborough, 2118 Mansana Street, Plans for the club was proposed and a general round table discussion of the yearly activities. The hostess served a delicious plate lunch; adjourned to meet at the residence of Mrs. C. Winn, 1811 Texas Street, Sept. 21st. Mr. Dave Williams of Tyrone, New Mexico was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. Chapman, 21st Tornilla Street, Mr. and Mrs. E. Johnson, 2227 Madras Street have been the guest. Me-dames Caffrey and Montof de La-feyette, La. Mrs. S. E. Black has returned from San Antonio and West Point, Texas where she spent a delightful vacation. Mrs. Mack visited her mother, Mrs. L. Driedale at West Point. Among the visitors and delegates to the N. A. L. C. were Mr. and Mrs. H. Lewis of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins of Philadelphia, N.E. Danby, C. W. Paige, New York, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Maxwell of Houston, Mr. Eugene Pratier, Fla., Mrs. John Rulledge, Leo L. Dennis of South-nyville, Fla. --- Adlai Christian on North Fredricks Street, Mrs. C. White on North Fredricks Street, Mrs. Lydia White on Jacksonville, Florida, for Mrs. C. White on Jacksonville, Florida, for Mrs. W. A. Hagler for little Hayes Hedford Jr. are still on the institute in Houston, Rev. J. E. Institute in Texas College, institute in Texas College, Pickens of Shreveport, spent Sunday with Mrs. James Weldon, Mr. W. H. Hudson is still confined to his bed in the hospital, sermon at Belfield Church sermon at Belfield Church, 6th thr. White diaries and chinchery of W. O. Towne, Sunday afternoon. SAN ANGELO --The San Angelo public schools will open Monday, sunday. Little Mia Margarita enroll her children on the first day of school. Little Mia Margarita enroll her uncle andunt, Prof. and F. G. Brown, Prof. and J. Chay enroll her uncle andunt, Prof. and the corner of Chadbourne and 11th Street. Prof. Brown purchased and Mrs. I. R. Johnson went to Blenow last week to begin her work with Mrs. I. R. Johnson. Mrs. C. R. Johnson is having her lodge has ordered a dispensation to make members of lead that reg- istered Thursday night. MASSILLE. The very sad news reached Marshall that Mr. Marry dougligh, a most proud man, was suddenly driving his car; death war due to heart failure has been by several days, and the residence of Mr. Lennard. Mrs. Bela Moore of Shirman is in the city where her jacquies and friends, Mr. and Irene, very loving have returned from twelfth, Gregan, Denver, Dearborn, Oakland, Pawtucket, Kansas City and Springfield Mrs. Martin Barnas of Dallas spent several days in the city with relational and friends. Beautiful and Chancellor Commander of the K. of P. is in the city conduct a drive for the K. of P. in Blythewood Bethesda R. C. raised $200.00 in a big rally. The R. M. T. and U. are having a large street Carvnt. If you have any concerns, ask the hostess ahead slot today! Hire herion Hairton, a licensed hair stylist, or quince but a hair stylist guaranteed you grow hair, curl hair, and pamper yourself with folding hair and falling hair. Plus for babbling hair, she has 25c attire. By Mail Herion Medical Co. Ai. Atlanta, Agenta Wanted Writes for details "THE DALLAS EXPRESS" NEWS, the Inspeable Companion of 'Achiev ant-News of Interest of Xygr Home Town. 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D., Dana property, Wiley (Fletch-B) and the pleasing wife of Mr. Cles Biter, formerly of Wiley (Fletch-B), and the pleasing wife of their patronage. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Cleaver, Mr. L. White, Mr. M. Gluga, Mrs. M. Gluga. Denie has installed an update podium in the Dalmatian condo. ```markdown ``` Flue-de-Lib Club had its first meeting for the Club Year Wednesdays, day Sept. 10 with Mr. N. L. K. Massey, Mise N. K. K. Armstrong is sick. The Phyllis Wheater Club meet Wednesday at the home of M. O. E. Klein, a chef and cook with a new games of What were these too? M. E. Klein, a toughee too, M. E. Klein, M. J. D. Howard and M. E. Jackson Dalka with the latter at a chum- chicken menu, M. E. Jackson chicken menu, cresm and cake chicken menu, admitted to meet with M. E. Klein. HENDERSON SHOW = Wesley Chapel Church礼堂 will meet with much success. This young people are enjoying themselves also the old folks He Re. Re. by E. C. Johnson, the quarterback, 4-5, 1-8. Wesley Chapel Church will let his contract for $10,000 or $11,000 new boulders. ing within the next fifteen days. Mrs. A. Boggess is ill. The colored dress worn by the girl at the Fair Ground. Miss Annie Loa Hall entertained her aunt Mrs. Eiffe Robertson of Omaha, Neb. at her home last week. Mrs. Claire Robertson of Omaha, Neb. hires haryine and Mrs. Maxel Alexander and little daughter. Midwife of Pelestina are the guests of Mrs. Henrietta Danby and a family. Mrs. Henrietta Danby and a day night on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. Delle Wright the honor guest were Mrs. Tyrine Jones and Gauchey Houston, Mrs. Mary Jones of Dallas Mrs. Iceland Alexander and Mrs. Henrietta Danby entertained Mrs. Gauchey Houston, Janelle Little of Houston, Mrs. Alexander Carter and Mrs. Alexander of Palestina. Mr. Willie Brown of Samuel Della Robinson of Henderson with a two o'clock dinner Friday February and a two o'clock dinner Oriental Buchanan have enjoyed by all. Mrs. Oriental Buchanan have enjoyed by all. Two weeks visit Mrs. Joe Bigger the city with the, Mrs. and Mrs. Mack Bigger. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1977 219 P. M. The Rev, R. M. Montgomery, also a member of this group, was the St. Jensen Roberta, a stance member of this church. Memorial activities of St. Roberta, will be held at the church, the pastors. return from, Colorado. X. P. X. U. with the "Ever Trau" section rendering the program for the senior union, Mr. Willis, who was a member of the program. The program was very interesting. Rev. T. M. Jones, was a visitor. "On time" section won the Ambrog St. Young, 414 Calcutta Ave., who passed away August 20 after a lingering illness was buried Monday, Sept. 4th following funeral services of the Rev. of the W.A. L. Light Lodge No. 19, F. and M. on Sept. 4th, Mr. Young was a pioneer citizen of Chicago having come to Chicago 57 years ago from Kansas, For 40 years he was chief chief at the Jail at the 1st Street, a member and worker for 20 years in Old Bethel and Metropolitan Community Center Church of which Rev. W. D. Cook is pastor. Mr. Young was the last surviving charter of the Lodge No. 48 having been a member for 48 years. Funeral oration and autology by Rev. Cook, musts by the Church chair. Many resolutions were read. The floral tribute was runmed off the same length of the instrument. Mr. Glenwood Cemetery, beside his wife the late Mrs. Ella of Young, widely known fraternally. Mr. and Mrs Ralph Washam and William Robinson (7 Xanes RIG, M.A. are spending time in the cell-stating friends as the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Bro n. Mr. Walter M. Farmer, 471 Champlain Ave., has gone to Kansas City, Mo. and also Kknass to open two weeks with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mr. BOTH NEWS AND FIRST CLASS PRINTING 2600 SW1 Motem, Predia and Viola Motem and Johnnie Williams of Kansas City, Me." The California School of Beauty Culture Study Class of which Mime Theo. Harris is secretary, enlistment at the hours of the presiding officer, a number of visitors and members of the class to honor Mime Katherine Following an interesting program dainty refreshments were served. Learn of the new added features and secrets. Every loyal, colored citizen accepts the credit of the Women, Boys, and Girls allies. Project yourself and family. Nothing the same is the world. WANTS: Men are more who are reliable for Deputies. Good for Deputy, a change from, to advance year, an make from $10.00 to $10.00 per week. Opening in the following town: Denton, Money Group, Farmerville, Pittsburg, MI. Pleasant, Longview, Jefferson, Tyler, Nascogtoches, Crockets, Telostone, Cue ro, Silbes, Neches, LuKla, Trinity, Temple, Ponts, Pineland, Claburn, Waxakche, Corcains, Bryas, Gaue, Mineral Wells, Wichita Falls, Ahlens, Dastrop, Brownwood, Downswill, Yt, Woth, Silby, Dervyville, Nash. If no local Camp in your town or community, write immediately. For Information Communicate with D. H. P. ASSOCIATION, 333 Hall St., Dallas, Texas. Phone 3-128, 6-9020. H. W. WHITE, Comptroller M. R. ANDERSON, Secretary STSI Champlain Ave. returned to good will in Bethel Church of that city, attended by leading otlianna, ADNICH THE MOUNTAIN. HE The city was a few days ago from a faculty of Lincoln high school, and the Florida State College, Dr. J. L. Lee, president. FOR A NEW IDEAL VACATION ADMINISTRATION THE MOUNTAIN. HE GIONE AND FORE MINERAL WATER Come Go! Tuskegee, Institute, Ala., Sept. 8, 1944. Mr. T. M. Campbell has just returned to the Institute, from Eastern Shores, Va., where she was called-on-account of the death of her mother, Mrs. Henrietta Smith. Ayes, who passed away Saturday Sept. 2nd, Mrs. Ayers left to mourn her loss, a husband, Mr. Leven T. Ayars and the following children: John, James and Granville, of Eastern Shores, Va., Mrs. Maggie Brickhouse, Mrs. Abbie Beckett, Miss Grice and Charles, New York City; Leven T. Jr., Mrs. Henrietta Kellum, George and Eiton, Philadelphia Pa., and Mrs. Ada Marie Campbell, Tuskegee Institute, Alabama, all of whom were present at the obseaules. GIVES UP BIG FLORIDA OFFICE Dr. Tookes has just returned to Chicago from a visit to Jacksonville, Fla., where he resigned office after two years of service. Further examples of the Mason body. This act was not accomplished without delegates, in true Florence style, and demonstrating their appreciation in a very substantial way. Dr. W. C. Brown, President of Florida State Baptist Convention; Dr. R. A. Grant, Florida candidates for governor; Dr. A. M. E. Church, Dr. J. B. Green, and others. Dr. Tookes heading the group was given a grand farewell. During his visit to Florida, Dr. Tooke was honored by Tallahassee by a city wide demonstration of PETER H. n of 5 PACIFIC REPORT SOCIATION 1925 All citizens should be a member, Men like it, safe and sound. New for Depup, a bridge, a road, Winer, Denton, library Greens, acquacoles, Creekef, Palestine, Cus Waxahachie, Corcadia, Miyan, wavawille, Providence, Gilbert, Shiloh, acquacoles, Creekef, Palestine, Cus Phone 3-1258, 6-9000 M. B. ANDERSON, Servicer FOR A NEW IDEAL VACATION ADMISSE THE MOUNTAIN, REGL GONDS AND FOREM MINERAL WATER, Come Cus MILLMAN'S PLACE FOR REST MILLMAN'S PLACE FOR REST FOR FREELY, CARE FREE AND BATH OF ALL JEWISH WOMEN Peninsula Home. Names are reac- sonable. Good Places, Spirit of Congu- sality. in the realm of Religion Dallas Churches Invite You To "COME TO CHURCH" Sunday! (By Chau, W. Abingtoe) In previous lessons we have been forced to admire the great wisdom of dolemon, the spirit in which he accepted the task which came to him by the death of his father, the magnificent temple he built, the splendor of his kingdom, and the richer and honor God bestowed upon him according to his promising. But the lesson we study today re- A Money Saving Offer If your druggist does not carry Hi-Je Quintine Hair Creating refine all applications and earn $1.00 today for our Bargain Assortment marketing of 4 bows of Hi-Je Quintine Hair Creating, one 3 bows of Hi-Je Quintine Hair Creating, one 3 bows of Hi-Je Quintine Hair Creating (Value $1.25) Men Flock To Her Side Like Moths To The Candle Her beauty was spilled by short, wiray hair. Behind her back they laughed and made a joke. She kept her long legged tangled legs. Mr avoided her—she had no admittance. Then a friend, recommended Ha-Ji Qua Hair Dressing. Her short hair started to grow like a magic. Wirey strands became a wavy. And almost overnight the neglected girl became the most sought after girl in men. Who had passed away? The second glance now fought for her favors. We have openings for a new Eva agent. *If you are interested in a new money, and in win- ning value, and in Beautiful price, write today.* There is in the possibility of a Negro unity, and thus the power of the in the greatest human creatures and started the kingdom on the earth. There is in the possibility of the show, that just the suggestion of intolerance on the part of Re-Jobah could only result in. He-Jobahah could only result in. He-Jobahah who had some years before taken refuge in Egypt. This young man will come to the case, of any oppressed people when they will arise, and throw off the yoke. He-Jobahah who had many excellent qualities said: "Nation pats revolution, which what something was done day and day when he was coming out from the earth, revolution." this popular, petted beauty, "There is no product that can compare with your wonderful one, for real results. I wish I could talk to you about the hassuative hair. I'd like to prove to her that she can have beautiful hair like mine." Why have ugly hair? Why have at least a nice, ugly lock? Just look at the hair of a girl. (Is it the same as ordinary hair?) but the result you will get are a lot more curly—more curv and finer. HI-JA Chemical Company Atlanta, Georgia Box 598 p NTS live in in fairly kindly to the people — make prom- ing the goodwill of the people — has had fulfilling them. When they had gone. Rebeccas sent for the old man did not wait to he what answer he should return the people. They advised just the op- tion that he would not be op- tion that he would not be op- that he announced a policy of great- er oppression than his father had inflicted on them. This suited Re- neon was aware of the, em- bible character. It has won there seems to be a very doubtful quite hard to retest the novelation that speaks in Extrapolate from the bitterness of his own apprehensions when he had the man who had shall leave it to the man who shall be 'after my and who know- ing that he is the man who would not have to be held to the man who would not have who took the convention on only how much he would not have to few days notice — the change be- ing necessary because of changes to the products of the church when the convention was to be held. This is the seventh year that Dr. Jen- ne was held on the Palaos Diat- ric, and winds up his work with lying colors. The Flame of Stirred! Lost is a greatest of all love from. Written by an X-nego women. Kids Are sad Summer Camp Breaks the labors of David and Solomon fall to the ground. The new king follows the advice of the young men, Dr. Lona H. Hogh bays "what to do with adviser" The worth of an opinion does not depend on its age. And an idea does not have to have gray rairs to be significant. The world has known over ripe opinions as over ripe fruit. On the other hand, the in-eight of experience has somethinng At no time in the history of the Dallas District has such a conviction been witnessed as the one just closed measured from any viewpoint The convention opened. Wednesday morning, September 7 at 16:30, written a condl�d by Rev. J. W. H. Joshua sealed by Rev. H. Hohs, both of whom are old veterans in the cause of the Master. It was interesting to note how the children affected to a cool and spacious, screened on all sides with ceiling fans to keep the breeze in circulation. It is also equipped with a radio set, the gift of A. Harris and Company and this made meal time all the more enjoyable. of genuine importance to give to the spirit of this ancient rite, which is called mind. A man, cannot unfortunately has been largely illuminated even to the play park which he visited. The tribes led by Jacobobem and the part of the service form the devices for the dots and larger chariots the ancient cry — to your soul the wonderful, meeting which followed, Mrs. K. V. Brown the very center of the camp proved the Rebohobem sent Adamam, the man who was over the taxes to force the army, and Mice Oloe, Lewis of Garth Chapel, was elected assistant, evening they were all over it in the collection but he was promptly collected. After other minor details incident to the boats which always are tied at the saw his life in danger and run for it. a owl. Yet shall he rule over all yea jabot, wherein I have inward and where I have myself inward and where I have fallen IV.-The Result of Rebeham's Fally The kingdom is divided and all the young fall to the ground. The user must follow the advice of the young Dr. Loyne H. Mogg have written worth of an opinion does not demean on its age. And an idea does not worth of an opinion does not demean significant. The world has known over ripe opinions as over ripe fruit. Or the other hand, the young of genuine importance to give to the untrivial mind. A man cannot triune led by Jacobebam revolted giving the ancient mind "to your Presumptiously Rebeham sent Adrian who was over the taxes to force the collections but he was promptly saved his life in danger and ran for his own life. When he would have saved his tribe God found him kingship lost because the king was foolish. Morning Star Baptist Church with Dallas Services at Morning Star wary fine all day. Rev. M. Gill was of his best when he preached the sermon for the Cradle roll at 3 P.W. The Surgit of B. H. B. Brother A Harris with Cradle roll director Mr. H. J. Ross conducted a baby contest for the benefit of the cradle roll. The contestants were Dorothy Vivian Low, Leila Pope, Harris, Dorothy Mac Hedge, Francis Garrett, Little Lorothy Vivian Low-Winning first place and little Leila Pope. Harris second. The other The Med. $48.00 was realized for the Sunday School. Morning Star Church will be glad to have you worship with us. Our Motto "You are's a stranger here only once." Sites Pride C. Barclay of Beavily Tentah who has been sponding the summer will her brother Mr. Alfred, Harris, 2016. Engledale Street left for home Saturday night Miss Barclay to a Benior in Charlton High. She hopes to finish at the mid-term and return to Dulles again. She made many friends while here. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1927 School. The pastor and his people meet the meeting and become aware of it are expecting to make the day one start from start to finish, which was most grafting to Dr. Jenkins, all who may attend either the Church School or the other services. Among other visitors were Doctors H. A. Carr, Alam Chapel Ft. Worth, and it is earnestly expected that we shall have the pleasure of looking J. A. Jones of Waxhaw, presiding elder of the Fort Worth District, while We do. We meet the elder of the Fort Worth District that those who come shall The church wished to establish new among the distinguished "karyan" Harpy detectives to the scenes of the assassination. Among the distinguished "karyan" Harpy detectives to the scenes of the assassination this is as one of its objections. Fort Worth, who holds the unified name was lying in the courthouse and was tried for the murder of Harpy. SCHOOL, CONVENTION AND ALLE CHRISTIAN CHRISTIAN ENDEVOR hospital by "Mother - Desi." from being a chapron of the camp, BREAKING SESSIONS AT PT. Camp Filled With Good Food, and JEKINIS, PRESIDIAT down to business. The cottages and dormitories in the meeting was a record break—which the children and chapens had to deal with. The large delegations and relied, screamed on the sides and large delegations of young people back with plenty of ventilation and the presiding elder old man Twenty-one of them were left open, the presiding elder old man Twenty-one of them were left open, Junnie Church chair of St. James cottages are gifts to the Salvation rendered excellent service, as did Army of different clubs at the city and the city of different clubs at the city The meeting was great again and department stores. A Dedicated Success Says M. Morrison It was one meeting which never was not a meeting close, it is usual, for meetings of the camp and largely responsible for the use by the child- ren nature to only carry out camp work and charge of the camp and largely had its place, and what was more these numbers were called at the opening of the camp, should open the eyes of all Dallas and have had its program. The meeting was an opportunity for Nigra's children, usual from the numbers of distri- tions, who declared that his cooperation was important. Among those who visited the classes of persons who had been ap- pained and rendered valuable service for the camp had done much for J. Starck's Editor of the W. Starck, which it was. She was also a profe- rion term index, A. J. Fahman, presiding in her attestations of appreciation for J. Starck, Editor of the W. Starck, pastor Billy Belfield Church, G. Army in allowing the use of K. pastor, pastor Elizabeth Chapel all the camp and she speaking in high church before the convention and about the gammels made telling ad- dresses before the convention and everything went well. Allergies more than a hundred walters des- perate a great portion of the church. De. Starck more than a hundred walters des- perate the walters. wonderful germons ever delivered America's masterpiece is The Falls on Wednesday night. Dr. Flame of Eternal Love by Willie Starks got fully into the spirit of Young-Richardson. St. John Primitive B. C. B. John Primitive, B. C. 2,623 Atlanta Street, celebrated the Fourth Anniversary of their pastor, beginning with some 60 Churches of the city, took part, during the meetings, one of the most important organizations Quarrette. On Monday night a splendid program and banquet was given by Mrs. J. P. Palm of Teguque, Texas, pastor. given by Rev. J. P. Palm of Teguque, Texas, pastor. Peoples Congregational Church Metropolitan and Robert 864, Whisley Place Rev. B. F. White, Pastor. The Church will begin the work of the fall and the new pastoral mission on Monday day with both. Church.-and School. The pastor and his people are expecting to make the day one which will be highly profitable to all who may attend either the Church School or the other services and it is earnestly expected that we shall have the pleasure of looking into many new faces and grasping their hands. While we do not request that those who come shall leave their pocket books at home, at the same time we would have it understood that the rally is not for finances, but for some of those things which are essential to a Church's rendering its community and the world the largest service. The church wishes to establish new and broader contacts. The coming occasion has this as one of its objectives. Come with us, our friends and the publicly and share with us in the good things which we expect that the day will be held in store at our place. DALLAS DISTRICT NOTES R. R. Jenkins, P. E. Sunday is the Educational Whirt Wind Drive, every pastor of the State will exchange bulps and take collections for Paul Quinn College, Boll Street C. M. E. Church Cooperates With Schools in Back-to-School Campaign Dr. N. W. Clark and the congregation, Principal Joseph J. Rhodes gation of the Roll Stair谋 C. M. H. delivered the back-to-school麦务. The Dalton census for 1971 school officials and other organizers. The Dallas census in a special effort to bring an麦务. Dr. Clark expresses the first day, attendance of the, hope of influencing his entire school up in the, $500 mark this gation to engage in a house to麦务 were delivered during the week as getting a very large percent of special features of the, church's those children in school. Dr. N. W. Clark and the congregation, importance day night Dr. C. W. Athington, pass of this movement during all church麦务 was the speaker; and on, Friday for his promotion. woman to be elected to an A. M. K. sermonally injured. The numerous General Conference from the North West clothed in the court had broken down the barrier of the principal of J. P. Harkis School, Weir Hospital for treatment and only attempt a partial list of visit, later transferred to Iloheas Hospital as the water was forced to be put, where he is detained in the out of the meeting of much of the prisoner ward. Upon his recovery, which payment say in certify, the closing sermon was prescribed on a charge of by Rev. G. W. Jacoby Sunday night. The Flame of Nileau. Love is greetings of all love, drums, Write tens by a Negro woman. Kids Are sad Summer Camp Breaks (CONTINUED FORM PAGE ONE) Colloumned From Page One were investigating the murder when another police was received at the police station in West 138th Street that an unknown man had attempted and mould in West 138th Street by jumping from the roof of an apartment building. Harrying detectives to the scene of the latest catastrophe, the man was captured by fire. He was meaning and greening, although not seriously injured. The numerous clandestines in the court had broken on his tail, and he was surrounded by the Harlan Hospital for treatment and later transferred to Believe Hospital, where he was killed by the prisoner warden. Upon his recovery, which physician say in certifying, he will be arranged on a charge of murder. The Nation 000,000 words It is Given exclusively by Negroes. It is Item in its policies held by the Fund $4,000,000.00. It is the Institution, M. 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