Dallas Express

VERSEY WILL APPEAL FROM 3 YEAR SENTENCE A Champion of Justice A Messenger of Hope Chauffeur Who Figured in Fatal Wreck Given Maximum Service of Three Years Claims Lawyer Fail to Appear and Court Lawyer Knew Little of Case. Wil Versez, 41 years old, charked the rear of 8731 Kwilas avenue, four, was convicted of narcissistic the chief bail for appeal will be honoured in Judge Grace Adams and sentenced to a time when he had not been able serve three years in the Dallas to prepare a defense. After one county jail. This is the longest jail sentence with had testified. A fist fight which could have deprived sentence man from his freedom. It represented the dervest jail, the attorney admit. a small island stair case maximum jail sentence that can be set, explaining his notorious of Colored and white offence from applied in a negligent jail. He was acquitted. He paid another lawyer a fee to rep has been the private chauffeur of the case was tried before the Tennas Marcus for four years, was judge rather than before a jury, in driving his employee's car at the accordance with Versey's desire. The judge, however, said that he did not sense that Versey will drive, Graw and Prosecutor Andrew Pintel at a rate of fifty miles per represented the state. They declarate when he hit the smaller car of Versey had a fatal trial. Founded by W. E. Klug VERSE Chauffeur Who Maximum Se Lawyer Fail Knew Little of Will Versey, 41 years old chauffeur, was convicted of negligent homicide in Judge Grover Adam's court Monday and sentenced to serve three years in the Dallas county jail for the murder of a sentenced inmate out in a local court in many years. It represented the maximum jail sentence that can be applied to a negligent homicide case. Although his attorney, Marvin P. McCoy, Versey announced that he would appeal the case. He was alleged to have flamed in his accuser at Stirling and Munger, July 5, in which Miss Leona Huguley was killed. Versey, who has been the private officer of the Munger for four years, was driving his simpson's car at the time of the fatal accident. State witness said he was at a rate of fifty miles per hour when he hit the smuggle car in which Miss Huguley was driving. On the stand, however, the defendant swore he was driving only 11 miles, an hour, and that the driver was unaware of the time of his arrest, Versey was living in FILM PRODUCER IS CHARGED BY WIFE **Near "Boston" Married Prominent Mumbai School Teachers For More,** Los Angeles, Calif., Sept. 14—(CNN) Only one page in the battle career of California's *Colored "Bount"* Sillyn D. Pines, D. Pines, of Mumbai, India, a stock broker, is the divorce charge of cronyly recently filed in a petition of divorce by Mrs. Willis A. Campbell, a family and a former school teacher of Mumbai, Texas. Born in Bombay to the best advertised Rae man in California, whose pleasing personality and high power make him the title of the "Black Bount" of the Pacific Coastal "Coast" was the organization of the morrery Film Corporation and a two production back in 1914-17. It is known as the developer of the *Colored* aut-division and resort "Bount" *Village* located about 20 miles from Charges Cruelty Mrs. Dones who was married to Mr. Dones in Memphis is a little over 60 years old. She was married for divorce by Attorney Willis O. Tyler, cruelty and abandonment, and asks for permanent alimony of $500 for attorney's fees and cost. Mrs. Dones charges that Dones only gave her $500 for her entire marriage life; that he gave her an automobile, then took it away. Dones also paid $500 for a ladder around, whom he refused to introduce to her, a bumbling accidently; married her under the impression that either she or her family had wealth and when she refused to pay, she money he told her that he did not love her and did not want a wife anyway. Second Marriage This is Dones' second marriage and second alimony award. In 1922 she divorced from his first wife, Mrs. Dones, and awarded $50 a month alimony and outflow of their two children. The children are looked forward to with interest by the elite of the city as both are prominent in social affairs. JULIUS DAVE IS DENIED BOND Jutus Dave, under two indictments for murder, was denied bond in July 2014. Dave Grover, Alistair Watson when the attorney, Noah Haak, sought his freedom on bond through habeas corpus proceedings. Dave in holding in the county jail cases have not been set for trial yet. He is charged with having shot Beailey Dave and Dick Whitaker on July 28. Both died from his gun wound, received. The shooting took place on a State St Car about 11 o'clock in the morning. Dave surrendered to the officers. The Dallas Express F. W. RUTHERFORD, WELL KNOWN RESIDENT, CLAIMED resident of Dallas for many years. He was the mayor of Floral Street last Saturday, was buried Tuesday afternoon in Woodland County following services at the church. The service which took place at 3 p.m. was opened by scripture readings from the Book of Storm of St. Paul Street C. M. K. Chase and numbered on the program included the invocation by Rev. B. F. White, the memorial service by Rev. M. Timothy Johnson, resolutions by Mrs. J. C. Galloway, Lawyer W. W. E. Clark for the Negro Chamber of Commerce, and telegrams from those of other states who had been invited to the service. Mr. Rutherford was born in Columbia. Ga. $9.99 money. He came to Dallas at the age of 18, remaining there until he became a lawyer before he returned tribute native state and was united in weddings. He was also a member of the Lodge of Odd Plows at its establishment and remained, interested in all of its affairs until the time of his death. of Riverdale Park, the largest Norgesen owned park in the state. In addition to the park, it is home to a treasured in many of the other business concerns of the city, and the park is a popular destination. His personality was of the sort which when asked him to many of the other officers in the army, other races and his credit in the city was reported to have been among the most successful. Leading M. E. Minister Challenges A. M. E. Bishop to Public Debate OFFICERS SPEED TO SETTLE FIGHT EVANGELIST HELD ON MURDER CHARGE Monroe, La. Sept. 24 (ANP)—Rev. Luther Johnson, 35 years old, mili- saryon Baptist evangelist and lecturer, is holding here on a charge of murder. He walked into the waiting room of the Missouri Pacific Depot and shot Rev. J. M. Simpson, a missionary, baptist preacher and pastor of Fondale, Lea. took free time, according to the authorities, Johnson alleges that Simpson who officiated at the Johnson wedding in 1928, was too attentive to his wife while he was away on trip. WASHINGTON RETIRES FIRST NEGRO FIREMAN Washington, D. C., Sept. 24—14 N.P.) Captain C. B. Gibson, fifty-seven years old, the first Colored man to be appointed in the town Fire Department, has been retired after 22 years' service. Captain Gibson has been in com- panion of the fire department for five years' service. Entering the Fire Engine Department as a driver, he occupied every position up to captain, Captain Gibson's job. Every Stafford County, Va., and says he is returning three to spend his last year. He served in the Spanish American war, and he served in the Battle of Santiago. He served aboard the Olympics, Admiral Dew- drew, and he served in two years' he was light-heavyweight boxing champion of the Navy. He has home an excellent record. His career has been a hundred years a month. PRESIDENT AND SECRE- McADOO PLANS TARY OF AT LANTA LIFE HERE AN ELABORATE BOYS' HOME Norris Horns, son of the late financial wizard of Atlanta, and Los Angeles, Cal, Sep 14-15 (AM) and William G. McAdoo, the backbone duet of The Atlanta Life Insurance of the Wien regime, has inaugurated Company, accompanied by Eugene's movement here that will not be secretary of the company only, be a boom to the youth of Calvidad Dallas last week on their formals, but also a monument to him tour of several of the larger agent-greater than any of his political class of the company in Texas and New York, an gorgeous banquet held at the Bali- Negro Longshoremen Stage Bloody Labor Day Battle. Negro Longshoremen Stage Bloody Labor Day Battle. New Orleans, La. Sept. 24- (ANP) A sector of the world war I one hundred and fifty colored longs with police armed with riot guns, shorers, both union and non-union tear bombs, and all the implements have been arrested and lodged, in of slaughter guarding the vessel of the Prison on the charge of the riot. The prison is ruined, the expenses of the rays of fire and new arrivals are charged with mur- this city in order that the unions therefore without diplomacy it is. B "What I have said about Me to give you an opportunity to say go hospitals and schools, I mean me whether you are correctly reported to the office, T. C. A's and T. W. C's for which I diagnose in the covering what you did, so that name of Christ" While here they were the guests of Manager Mackey of the Dallaire office, who installed them in the rooms of Rex and Mrs. G W Abingame. They signified an interview with an Express reporter that they were pleased with the general spirit of Texas and both indicated their desire to return for a longer visit in the state in the future. Among the other Texas cities visited by them, Houston, Houston and Port Worth. New Orleans, La. Sept. 24- (AM) One hundred and fifty colored longshoremen, both union and non-union, were arrested by the Parish Prison on the charge of shooting, fighting, and intimidation and several are charged with murder. The feeling between the two groups track back to the longshoremen's strike three years ago, police order, when non-union men are alleging a conspiracy with a parade through the business district, under a police permit headed by a "warrior man." That event followed a longshoremen attacked the union men and police reserves were ordered to be blamed one. The struggle has been a blondy one. He Lewis, longshoreman, was attacked by an unidentified man and the longshoremen attacked the union men and police reserves were ordered to be blondy one. He Lewis, longshoreman, was attacked by an unidentified man and the longshoremen attacked the union men who discharged. Willie Hill, non-union, longshoreman, was attacked by four men and the longshoremen attacked a union man whom he discharged. Roedo Rieger, was assaulted by a group of white union and non-union men, was attacked by four men and James Mark, longshoreman, who hasn't worked for two years, has shot and is expected to die at any time. timore Hotel, states were laid for a Lincoln Memorial Hotel, for a unprovided bake. This is to cost in the neighborhood of $800,000 half of which was pledged at the banquet. The arrangements for the home theater, friend and confidential secretary of MAADO. It will be sur- rounded by farm and orchard land, and environments to give unfur- tunate boys both white and Colored a fighting choice in the men Stage labor Day Battle. since of a sector of the world war with polio armed with rud gums, tear bombs, and all the implements of guerrilla fighting the vessel of the empire of the tax players of this city in order that the unions may be starved into submission. After the after three years ago, war- ported to take the place of white and Colored longshoremen who asked a living wage. These import- ers who pre-vene to their arrival on red beans and rice, go bare- footed, wear jumps and go bare- footed, wear jumps and as a re- fugent, live a tide of city life paid them by the vessel agents would not permit this and as a re- fugent, class and classed more money. minister clearly disagrees on Labor Day five thousand on the books of the local secretary. Tuesday morning after the weekly news conference, she appeared on books selling for employment and were attacked by the non-union forces which preyed on the workers. Social interests are determined by break up the union and are backed up in this more by the police de- ministration, which is represented by a police administration elected by the votes of the leading people, and who now women to support their candidates for Governor-Congressman Wilson. Courthouse Porter Given Fifteen Years For Murder Finds Faith in Appeal to Higher Court. Appeal Will Cite New Laws on Murder. WASHINGTON HI OPENS ON SCHEDULE WITH GAIN IN PUPILS FIRST DAY ed, alighted and went into the room at the bottom of it. One of the bedwars were on the outside. They cornered the woman first and shot her. The reaction was the recommendation to the United States Government to mute. This Jail visitor, there on a mission of mercy, readily agreed to help the inmate down to Judge Willett's court, explained the circumstances, and told the court Arthur wanted to kill him. He pleaded, and guiltily, take the consequence. I know this boy, and the friend "He is a good worker and I am, sure he realizes his mission," he said. "I think he will promise to stay out of trouble. He will Jude" put in Arthur. Judge Willett Jude" put in Arthur. Judge William assessed only one of Arthur's guilt, and Arthur to step his step. 600 Pound Woman Immune to Arrest Gadson, Ala., Sept. 14-Mr. Lily Bellis Ware was arrested Monday by police who said Olya caught her whistle-key by the drink. They claim Miah has beaches for Mr. Maggie Kedling, 600 pound colored woman who has been arrested a number of times for violating the prohibition laws, but who has escaped punishment because of the fact that police were unable to get her out of the house without cutting a part of it away. Then too they claimed that she could not bequeased through any jail door in the city or county. ALABAMA FLOGGERS ATTACK WITNESSES Birmingham, Ala., Sep. 24—Jan. 1)—Before the signature of Governor Grosse and dried on the anti-immigration day, a report was received by the State Attorney's office that Mathias Cohen and the officers of fingers and John Stein, an inspector by stander, had been killed and his wife had been subpenated by the Grand Jury to try to infiltrate in fugging cases. Friday night about 8:30 o'clock an automobile was stolen from the home. The man who was unmasked Distinctive in Service Always Progressive Tom Crutchfield, veteran court-law alleging the killing was done house porter, who was found guilty with mails a shortened-thought. "Under the murder of his wife and given, the amended murder law if it be a fifteen year prison sentence by a proven that at the time a jury jurie in Judge C. A. Pippee's court occurred, the defendant's mind was August 18, is healed that the insapable of cool reflection; the On Friday night the Association group in the North, preplaced over of Parents, Students and Teachers by Antoine Overton, who in the will entertain the. Freshmen and head of the Victory Life Insurance their parents in the North, and the Overton Hylton (the MTA, MTA, Wing Company). Ian Annette, Cal. Sept. 24—(44) “There is e. e. question involved in the hiring of the working business of the National Association which is the organization of the National Association.” These attorneys, in their motion for a new tribunal, consent that the defendant be held in custody and that the grand jury in returning, the indictment look no more than the smallness of the last legislature. In effect the legislature abolished the manhunter as a degree of punishment due to the murder law, whichCrutchfield's attorneys will conceive not adhere to the Crutchfield's laws. They set out in the motion that the indictment under which Crutchfield must be held in custody and illegal, because it did not a allegle the murder was "voluntarily committed, but linked charged the defendant under the old murder S ON SCHEDULE GAIN IN PUPILS FIRST DAY Tuesday's issue of the Dallas Morning News carried a statement of the "heavy gain in Attendance" for the first day in the Dallas City Schools. The article closed with two paragraphs on the Booker T. Washington High School, in which The school was organized last week by the principal and his family, and 145 pupils were added to the roll by a 18-hour Monday, bringing the total to 165 students on the Friday. This set a new record for the first enrollment, the high school having enrolled 621 last year. The school is now classified and the school was operating as it will regularly machine school year will be an assembly on Friday morning at 10:28, at which the Faculty, the Senior Class, the Principal Rhodes will speak to the student body. He will also present the Faculty, the Senior Class, the Principal Rhodes will speak to the student body. He will also present the Faculty, the Senior Class, the Principal Rhodes will speak to the student body. On Friday night the Association of Parents, Students and Teachers will meet in the lunette of the high school, Mrs. H. D. Winn, the president and in meeting places the teachers and students will assist in the meeting in Nyeau school and students will assist in the meeting in Nyeau school at the class of school Tuesday were 244. SEATING OF NEGRO DELEGATE CAUSES TROUBLE Los Angeles, Cal. Sept. 26—(AN- D) Los Angeles delegates 16,000 of the 16,000 delegates of Letters Carriers held in El Paso, Texas, in a row on the opening-day. The argument started over the seal- ing of the Texas license. Texas, the time was color question was PRICE 5 CENTS NUMBER 27 TENCE HELP OF teen Years For to Higher Court. Murder. law alleging the killing was done with maikes afterthought." Under the amended murder law if it be proved that at the time a killing occurred, the defendant's mind was insecure of the punishment assessed could not be in excess of five years. This pre- vision of the present law corres- ponds to what was formerly known as misdaughtering. Hughes and Moore contend the court failed to charge the jury con- cerned to detail of the heist and that he was caught to murder the jury what facts or circumstances would reduce a killing to "murder without enlargement." Cruistchief was advertised for the fatal shooting of his wife, Lloyd. Cruistchief was accused in the house of Odeh Hall, 1687 Hall's court. The defense on the witness stand stood up for Cruistchief, who was in bed with another man. He said he shot his wife accidentally, and was the shooting at the other man. Claims that Cruistchief appeared in the trial and shot his wife were denied. His argument before the jury are also not but in Cruistchief's appeal for a new trial. Objective made Cruistchief a defendant as a "murder" despite the objections by defense counsel. SAYS FIRST SAVING DEPOSITOR WAS NEGRO "There is a question involved which the banking business of the country would do well to ponder for the future, and it should be, a safe banking managed by men who understand what they are doing, whose lives are above relegation, the opportunity to learn the business ought to be given to those who are in Mexico all treatment and law, whose Negroes surround are given to enter the banking business to be in greater numbers in many come," CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT. SOCIAL PERSONA Mrs. M. J. Middles has returned from Texas, Texas, where she has been a resident of the city for the last month of her religious campaign. Thirty additions to the church was the outgrowth of the Palestine to assist J. B. Adkins, Pastor of Antioch B. C. Mrs. Mary Jones, 2001 Carl R. is visiting relative in PL Worth Texas. Miss Troy Wallace, 2001 Hose Avenue and alley, Mrs. Annie Jackson in the Church of God in Christ, 2008 Thomas Ave. Miss Troy Wallace, 2001 Hose Avenue and alley, Mrs. Annie Jackson in the Church of God in Christ, 2008 Thomas Ave. Miss Troy Wallace, 2001 Hose Avenue and alley, Mrs. Annie Jackson in the Church of God in Christ, 2008 Thomas Ave. What is the Dunker Social Club? Miss Mable Alexander, 2011 Cochran street went to Houston, last week for an indefinite stay. Little Zebras Burnett of Chandler, Texas, is visiting her relatives in Dallas, Texas, at her residence at Binghamton Street. Mr. R. B. Thomas of 2001 Thomas Avenue with her sister Mrs. Wallace, with his son Jacinto Street and his daughter Annine her work as a teacher in the public schools. Mr. R. B. Thomas of 2001 Thomas Avenue with her sister Mrs. Wallace, with his son Jacinto Street and his daughter Annine her work as a teacher in the public schools. Mr. S. E. Warren was the work and guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Zebras, 2001 Thomas Avenue and his daughter Annine her work as a teacher in the public schools. V. COLLEGE AIDS EDUCATION IN GEN- Prairie View State Normal and Industrial College share a lending library. The college offers a large number of education of our group. They the efforts of Principal W. R. B. Moore, the membership in both the national and the state associations for Colored students, emphasized Over 146 members in the national teacher association, Colored teachers association, and teachers association were sent up from the summer school of Vulnerable Children. A speaking of this enrollment, Prof. John W. Ursus, executive secretary was the greatest individual enrollment in the history of the association. The summer session which began June 3 and closed August 13 broke 1200 teachers and prospective teachers enrolled in all of the branches of the farmers short course held at the college from August 16 to August 19. The course was most effective for the organization that has been held on the college campus. The course is marked by the able speakers, by a progressive speaker, by his progressive aptitude. BIRTHS AND DEATHS Wyn Lacch, 2800 Stake, bay, Tristan Holman, 2800 Hood, gird, Joshua Holman, 2800 Hood, Jiminus Bradford, 2815 Dallas, boy, Gymnastics, 1614 English, gird, Boy, Douglas, 4097 Philly, boy, Boy, Dawn Brown, 4143 Hall-Good, boy Troy Washburn, 2812 Cushman, Albert Pikachi, 2800 gird, boy, Wen Gordon, Pierce, TEXAS, boy, Henry Hall-Good, 2800 At Atlanta John Herbert, 1819 B. 10th girl Jane M. Bramblett, 1918 Allen girl G. L. McCallum, 4084 Monroe, bob John W. Batt, 4079 Corsell, gail John A. Grite, 4079 Corsell, bob Bernard Griffin, 4079 Corsell Bernard Griffin, 4079 Corsell Frank B. Mertzler, 4079 Walter W. Brown, 4079 Knight, bob Dentke Bernard Lentzel, 4088 Shramm Taunook Lentzel, 4088 Metropolitan H. Holmes, 4087 Tavley Klein) Cora Tatum, 4088 Crotcher, Bearard Jocken, 4088 C. Central, Marguerite Pawon, 4087 Conn, Marguerite Akabneh, 4084 Browne Elizabeth Collins, 4082 Stata, Johnne Spirte, 4084 Taylor. Madam a doctor, a lecturer and kindred, she resigned, DGP Day, Nursery, and Kindergarten in the Church and in Christ Church, New York. Miss Troy Wallace, 119 Rose House, Mrs. Annie Thompson, Mrs. Andrew Thompson, 2009 Bowers have just returned from a two weeks visit to her mother and friend in Ireland. Miss Troy Wallace has been an enjoyable stay. What is the Dunbar Social Club? Miss Mable Alexander, 211 Cochin street went to Mippean. A week we had an in-selfie stay. Little Katherine Burnett of Chandler, Texas, is visiting her relatives in Dallas, Texas. 342 Juliette St. Mr. S. W. Warren was the work and guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Burnett, and we leave Sunday to take up his work at Texas College. Mr. S. W. Lennard left Sunday for Longview to visit relatives; from there he will go to Texas College. Little Miss M. Lois Hines, the daughter of Mr. M. W. L. Hines d 1907 Tuthagen Street, La. Pride, for her 1907 graduation. She will resume her studies in the college department. Mr. Sissie Ettress of Huscoe, La. waited her daughter, Mr. L. A. Hines, for her 1907 graduation. She will resume her studies in the college department. Mr. Nath Mendick, one of the city teachers of Shreveport, La. who has been visiting her cousin, Eva K. Jones of 3739 Guaranty, La. for her home to resume her work. Here is the "Rain Bear" club in the whole world--Dixter Royal Club. Mr. W. M. Manzoni, president of the Royal Mutual Insurance Company, Wednesday, noon, with his wife, the Kia Manager, Mr. David Duller and District Manager L. J. Odie Sindler, 1 of 2, MK 36K, W. L. Hines, 2009 Gordon 2239, Rennie 2409, Murray Larry Gordon 2239, Macleish Mitchell 2009 Pritchet, Inselkohl Johnson, 2009 Bairn. J. Q. STARKS CLAIMED BY DEATH Mr. J, Q. Starke, age 75 died at his home. Monday, evening at 3 p.m. Mr. Starke was married to Mr. Starke had suffered a stroke of paralysis and was being treated by Dr. Wm. Glennic. Monday evening at 6 p.m. Mr. Starke was in the hospital of which he had life. Mr. Starke was reared in Dalton, and at an early age he attended school. Mr. Starke was the nineteen of the Old Pallows and becoming of age he was initiated and Dahlia Partharachy No. 78 he also served a Patriciachy Berte Bertie as a Lieutenant in the death he was saving the station of Chaplin of the Council, he was Quartermaster. Bergent and was Quartermaster in the Department of the State of Texas. Mr. Starkes was a member of New Hope Baptist Church and a member of Metropolitan Lodge and Patriarch No. 79, Rev. W. I. Dickson, officer of the Metropolitan Lodge. Mr. Pail bearer, M. V. P. W. J. Lawn, R. J. Cook, L. Robinson, J. W. K. E. Cook, W. F. Evans and J. W. K. E. Bearer. Henry Pall Hearner Daughter. He is married to two sons, J. Q. and William Allison, of Allegheny, Town brother, Cary Best of Pitfield, Pa. and Wallace Hearon, of Pittsburgh. He was a host of friends. Friends Understaking Company had charms of the remainder. BIT BY DOO Treaty little, 1 year old Larsen Town brother, Cary Best of Pitfield, Pa. in yard at 1602 Pitfield Street was treated at the Emergency hospital. 1000 BOTTLES OF BEER POURED IN STRONG Officers Hitt and Davis raised 1001.3 Convert St. and poured out 1000 bottles of beer. They also bait dozens of gallons of whisky, with them an evidence against the owner. The above officers also raised four other places surrounding the foothills of beer in making and 10 gallons of whisky. SUNDAY NORTH PARTY CARRIED RID TO COUNTY JAIL Deputy Sheriff J. C. Bierma and Consulant J. N. Nerry raided an administration building and carried twenty gun shooters to the county jail. Two women were in the party. . THREE HURT IN AUTO Three were hurt when their car collided on Second Avenue. Last Thursday, night after returning to work, a woman hurt in the snush up were. Miss Mattie Canady, 64, left in her杰克 M. Dylanin treated her from a broken leg. Edwin Sales treated for broken collar bone. They all were treated at the Emergency Hospital and安家急救中心. They were sent to Parkland Hospital. DOUBLE KILLER GRANTED BOND AND REMANDED IN JAIL Saturday morning in Judge Grow, court. Attorney Near Rock argument the legal counsel beating for Julius Dave who was charged by indictment of killing the 11-year-old boy on the State Street Car, granted Dave on the State Street Car, granted Dave but was redounded in jail for the killing of Mine Bastion Dave. Assistant District Attorney, Andrew Trayer appointed the State. BECK-STOCKING THREE CATCHES Pratton Judges, truck driver of $213 billion was arrested for steel theft. Stocks from Baker Mines. Preston has signed a statement with the hundreds of palts of stockings selling them at $12 per palts. He was arrested by orders of Hitt and Davar. OPENING OF EL BETT CURSION AND AUDITORIUM The first Sunday in October, Rev. W. L. Dickson will open the auditorium wifh his 18,400 church of churche. He will give the first of the church, Rev. W. L. Dickson, a notice that his church and same is being arranged in the church. MRS. P. E. STANKS AND FAMILY RETURN FROM EXTREIVE TRIP IN WEST M. P. E. Stark and her two daughters, Johnsta and Thelma in summer, in Denver and Colorado Springs. Cola. The party motored by her many friends, entertained by her many friends, were given in the home of her. Mrs. Cuthbane, in part, in making the Stark's stay pleasant. Little Lottie Hickman with Kate with a party. The family was met in Denver by Mr. E. Stark. And they moved homes, without TEXAS TOWNS WORKSHIP -- All the Sunday Schools in our town were opened last morning and will attend. Mr. Ben Pavy made a trip to Teague last week. Mine G. R. Bibert of Nichita Falls has returned to town where she will teach all the Colored High School this term. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1997 SOCIETY and Club LION TANERS SOCIAL CLUB Met Friday night Sept. 6th. The houses was called to order by Vice President, James Coulter. Mr. Vacation, he and his wife motored to Florida. We wish them a pleasure. The Tanners are, looking forward to their monthly entertainment to be given on the last Friday night of the month. The preamble seems to be in a spirit of cooperation to make the club a success. Our whole WILD team is unity there is Strength. HIBLE WILD SOCIAL CLUB HELD INTERESTING RE-OPENING The Idle Wild Social Club held daylight暮静 Men-strr RR its first reopening place. Monday the president, William M. Gorin, embassing the duty of the Idle Wild Club as a standard for achievements with an intensive effort at the number of the club to seek the best that will be reflective to young social inadvertence. THE TERPISCHOREAN SOCIAL & ART CLUB Met with Mrs. Johnna Mee Francis, Sept. 7. The Club was colled to order by the president, this week. Mrs. Mee will be election and installation of off- icers, Miss Maria. Turner, pres- sident, Mrs. Maria. Hortense Wormel, trauner, Mrs. Maria. E. Highhawk Wormel, trauner, Mrs. Maria. E. Highhawk Wormel, trauner, Mrs. Maria. Jewel Hill resigned as trauner, after three success visitations. Mrs. Jewel Hill will be with the president. Members are asked to be present as plen- sary. Our secretary Mrs. Zepher is in 4892 Louley Street. HAPPY GOLD LUCK SOCIAL CLUB Mrs. Samuel E. Brown entertained at her home Thursday. Thirty-four Among the watermelon guests was Wilmar Caruthers and Mr. and Mrs Robert Matlock. A delightful evening meeting will be with Mr. Preston Turner, 901 Allen Street. The City Union Unions met at the New Satat. Baptist Church with President A. W. Briggs presiding. This meeting was well attended by the members on recommendations made their report which was received and adopted. Rev. Bibrow was on the scene and remarks which were highly accepted by the body. Pres. Briggs complained to adjournment to meet Friday. Oct. 1, 1927, with the Great Macdonald Baptist Church. The Selly Sisters Club met Thursday night. Sept. 1, 1927 at the home of Miraille Bailly, 711 Maidow with all members present and two visitors. A delicious menu was served. WAXAHACHINE--All the churches were well attended Sunday, Mrs. O. L. Cain is visiting her brother, M. A. T. Watee at Witchfalls, Fla. M. A. T. Watee is the pleasant guests of Mr. and Mrs. Janne Jones, Mrs. Chorley White was laid to rest Monday, Mrs. Mina Wilson and Rev. J. Mofet are somethin indulged. BENDERSON -- Wedley Chapel C. M. E. Church tells us how careful, having relied on cut 127.6-6 Mrs. Mattie alien--Nacogdocoia is in the city for nine night, Mild N. I. Appley is in a home again Mrs. Mibella Mibella returned home Mrs. Mibella also spent a very pleasant vacation Mrs. Mattie Pottie of Fort Worth is in the city visiting Mrs. Mizan Bradford is home from a pleasant The Idle Wild Social Club held daytime sessionsmn. Non-affr mfr its first re-opening session, Monday June 15, 2015. The president, Mr. William M. Gordon, made brief remarks on the importance of the Wild Club and the Wild Club as a standard for achievements with an intensive effort to seek the best that will be reflective to young social indemnities. Mr. Gordon met with the meeting were read and adopted. Mr. Ballard gave a report of the semi-annual meeting were received and adopted. Mr. Pugh, the Financial Secretary, and those who have been dropped for non-payment of dues and taxation. The Club voted that all members who were in arrears would be notified failing to comply to their notice. Those who have been dropped members of the club and will not be permitted to share on ove Sunday, Rev. Ted Ghee preached for them Thursday night. Mr. D. L. Davis of Needlewood, California is in the audience with his friends, Mr. Lloyd and Mia Lloyd and Mr. Vaughn spent Sunday in Dallas, Rev. P. H. Jackson has returned from Detroit. Mich. Baptist Convention, Mr. W. D. Davenport of Wichita Falls is in the church, Mr. Claud Neal, Junior Supt. of the First Baptist Church in Oklahoma, Mr. Friday home evening. Rev. Ted preached at the First Baptist Church, Mrs. Miss Katie E Baker will open her school. Oct. 16, 2014, Mrs. E Baker will ford for Dallas where she will attend school. She was accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Small was the guest of Mrs. Veronica Anderson, Mrs. Anderson, retired from Cushion, Oklahoma. **MEXLA - Harvey were good at all churches Sunday. Mr. George Pigford of Tulsa visited his mother in this city and returned to his home in Washington. He left Washington left Monday for Tulsa, Ohiohomes. Mrs. Johnie MacArles returned Sunday from Abilene where she spared the summer. Mr. Willett Barvel returned Sunday week-end with his Jim Foreman. Mrs. Minnie Robinson. Mrs. Julia Burdleon and Joe Slaughter spent Sunday evening in Waco. Mr. William Cullen attended the Sunday School Convention at Teguane. Mr. J. D. Lymp returned to his home in Fort Worth Monday, Dunbar High School began its 1937-2017 session Monday, Sept 15 with about seventy and seventy five firefighters. MARY -- MISSes Marion Smith of Hanesel and Clotbus Wise left last week for Wiley College. Mr. Lester, a graduate of Hanesel, corona Bolden is visiting relatives and friends in Houston. An orchestra from Waco furnished music for the entertainment given by the band. The day night night. Mr. Bolden Boulow and daughter left for Burford last week. Mr. Phillip Moore, Mr. E. M. Mitchell and daughter, Mrs. Miles Mitchell and daughter, Mrs. Dale Mitchell also Dr. T. E. Dillon, Mosex. Cha. A. Walls and Jase Mitchell, Mr. Merman Moore and sister Maeja Moore are visiting friends. Maeja purchased a "Chrysler Sedan." LODESTONE SECRETS Send 12 for 11 worth. Lodestones 41 worth Magistrate Sid, 36 worth of John the Conqueror Rocks, Tec for Secret Book of Lock, and free copy of Magistrate Sid, with instructions. 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BOOCHETT **Moderate Male Meeting in Warwick results** in **dom-sacrifice**. **Those who have been in the warwick community** in **dom-sacrifice**. **Burmese President** **Explains Foundation Panda Incident**, Dalrymph *Panda Incident*. **Explains Foundation Panda Incident**, Dalrymph *Panda Incident*. opinion, he felt positive that he Booker Washington Academy, has earned the matriculation of its students turned out one of the best and greatest programs in the country and aimed to become the only hope for study medicine. Mr. Plumbie Wilge economical salvation of the Haze School is a painful burden and a challenge. Mr. Plumbie Wilge and elementary introduction the Sacramento Trinity M. E. Church pea. President negro the Negrogrand, a devoted Sunday School worker under the tutelage of Rev. J. K. cooperation. He stressed the need of an urgent change in the present Church is glad to say that they day leadership from that of the disaffected can send out a star to shine at Howard type to the more practical and and (the first) ever held in Texas. Dallas, Texas, 10.19.1977. aa. Man who were present made please allow space for the follow- ing program. he deeply heartened the program of the in- terbrothored Movement and pledged to leave your editorial in the Dallas their unanimous and unqualified biosex week before that. I ka- nuckled for membership and otheries. I beg in state, you must continue, sledging their support. E. A. Noon- to have faith in the administration; E. A. Noon to have faith in the administration; R. Poseidon, Blair, Elm, John Alsh, they said they would. and, E. P. J. Hison, J. W. Marshall, they have to now . . . now . . . cr- ing, and E. E. Dawson, M. L. Welle, office. I have unqualified co- nferent. Why not play the game fair, if you loose to be a good looser, you would a winner. You had all the money, and you would a certain young man and you failed. So why try to get evee would hurt his social standing as well as his pocket book. If you would hurt his social standing able to stand the strain on his Pocket Book better. To thine own self be true. When you get into your "fine auto" you really think the street is fine, and you are going on the right side, and you and your "fine auto" are going to be picked up public sees you. In fact, sees too much of you, therefore you don't need attention. Miss Eyes has warned you several times and you don't need to talk about, because you know exactly of whom she speaks. You better take this for all it is worth. Miss Eyes sends a warning to the South Dallas Cowboy, that when she wasnt to be noticed it is a very good sign that you are not worried. Quitter the Nation is not worried. His really a shame the way you go around trying to explain and make people believe things other than what they are supposed to accept things as they are. CORRECTION H. Y. Sparks is Not President of The United States Mutual Benefit Association In the columns of this paper last week an announcement was made that Mr. McCullan had been elected President of the United States Mutual Benefit Association. He will be sent to this as Dr. W. R. McCullan is president of the aforementioned company, Mr. Sparks has joined, the agent force. TEMPLE, TEXAS CATCHES BROTHERHOOD SPIRIT Holds Big Mass Meeting in Wayman Chapel. Paster Howard Predelea. Work, Calla Negrete to Confer- ence at Pitbishen. Next Month. Many to Attend. Indian Workers Hospital. Howard Predelea. Carer Predelea. Many New Applicants. Brotherhood open up in Temple, Texas. Friday of last week in the beautiful Wayman Chapel. A Messenger from the church. this meeting was Mr. C. D. Joseph who being all assisted by her pa- rets, Mr. and Mrs. A. X. Hornby, and many friends including Mr. Robot Walk and Roy. E. J. Howard, and gather's most enthusiastic and representative people. Paster Howard proved a very pleasing and gra- tificant group of Temple's most monumental group of Temple's most didn’t meet profess in his education, and most profess in his work, he most endorsed the work of the Negro. Braided and Movement and took part in the movement where to join in the Movement and help make it the greatest organization in the state because in his university degrees of the nature of its principles and present program it was devised to the economic salvation of the Race. Depending on this most studied and successful poem, President urged the Negroes everywhere to a greater spirit of hope and an urgent change in the present day leadership from that of the dinnest and disliked and hereditary people, thoughtful men and women everywhere to make preparation to attend the forthcoming Movement to be held in Pittsburgh, Texas, the 19th, 20th, 21st of next month. This he promised to do (and the first) ever held in Texas. Man who were present made heartily endorsed the program of the Briothroat Movement and pledged their commitment and goodwill to support. Following these three apply- for membership and otherwise pledges their support. K. A. Rose, with Rev. E. J. Hewitt, L. C. Colburn, R. P. Poston, Ed. Blair, John Alvarez, ander, P. J. Klone, J. W. Marshall, I. J. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Horan, B. E. K. Dawson, M. M. L. Willett, Sam Raine, E. W. Johnson, Mary Camson, E. R. Kelley, P. O. Wright, Emma Brown, Albert Tsei, S. C. Clayton, Lizzie B Cannon, In Wiley College for his second year or work. and make the best out of them, and not make yourself the clown of the town by trying to fool the public when they know what it true. You know, you should not lose the friendliness of two popular young people, but you are going to make them one-sided explanations. The thing for you to do is keep quiet. There is no use of being afraid now, you better hadn't returned from your vacation. You should make of your vacation, what you think that she would do such New Year's are aware of the fact that she would have to live in your house if she wanted to, but she didn't care about you and you didn't blunder once before and you got off with it. But Miss Eyes think she didn't blunder once before and there is nothing good that is easy gotten. Mrs. Meyes noticed a certain young man "Mr. O'Neill," Mrs. Meyes shamed him, "not likely," Mrs. Meyes shamed you to the extent that you are not going to be the shamed you have been for months. You were really playing a winning game, but the return force was much stronger than that you were wasting your time that you were wasting your time for the game. You had forged had atoped biting. Mrs. Meyes expects you to stay out of your shampoo when you have strayed. Mrs. Mattie* Allard, Mrs. M. V. Wright, Mrs. M. C. Anderson, and Mrs. Brielle Anderson. meeting at Temple Dalmus, working were also holding their regular weekly Friday night Conference with Suppressor and the evening of the evening was discharged. Don't forget the great Rose Concurrence to be held, at Pittsburgh, on Saturday, April 16th. A meeting where all will be heard. For further information, address supreme Grand Temple, 2108 Hall Street, Dallas, Texas. Young Man Leaves For Howard Booker Washington, the man turned out one of the leaders in men to go to Hollywood, Mr. Florence Wilson is a butler scholar, and a consistent companion, having manned Kirsty M. D. church a day at the University under the tutelage of Rev. J. H. Starkt. The members of Trinity M. Church send out a star to shine at Howard THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1927 "IN THE GRIP OF THE LAW" Judge Branpan at Sixty-six men and women answered to their name Monday morning in Judge Branpan's court. Seventeen women were charged with vagrancy 15 men plained guilty to gaming. The Traffic violators had their 100 Judge Brannan at the Seat of Justice Sixty-ix men and women answer* of the pumper. Most of the to their name Mogday morning* women were arrested by officers in judge Brannan's court. Seventenians lashed, Parrow and Garrett. The women were charged with vagrancy gumbums were hauled in by off-15 men pleaded guilty to gaming, others WM, Davis, Ealy, Bennett and The Traffic violators had their Williams. dance in the Non-Partisan ticket and in the Non-Partisan officers in the in a day. You must have faith and patience. These people have wrought wonderfully for Mr. Wm. Collinson, 2044 State Street. We have as much faith in them today Paul Santiamson, after undergoing as I did the day they were elected, an operation on Saturday, previous MRS. PANNIE RICHMOND, LEPKE FOR EL KASO Mrs. Pannie Richmond who has had health for several years today to remain indefinitely, for her health. Her many friends will follow her with keen interest, wishing her to continue her restoration of her physical health. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank the many friends for the beautiful flowers and the kindness of Mrs. Elizabeth Collins and death of Mrs. Elizabeth Collins who sleep away Tuesday morning. May God bless each of you. Mr. W. M. Collins, Husband. Mr. W. M. Collins, Husband. Mr. Stewart, Bester. Mr. Stewart, Bester. Mr. W. M. Morgan, Coatine. Mr. R. A. H. Ates, Grand Brette to Mr. R. A. H. Ates, Grand Brette accompanied by hir. his wife, six several days last week in Dallas to have a meeting with his wife, W. Rice. They left for Newfoundland What is the Dunbar Social Club? Rena, K. W. Shaw, P. D. Davis Rena, K. W. Shaw, P. D. Davis a special called Bard session of film Grove Association in Four Worth, Washington, D.C. the elected moderator, the elected moderator, the elected moderator, Much business on highly sensitive factory was done. The regular routine of business included training the Board program and a statement of the October State meeting requirements. The regular Board will meet with the Dean, Paul Mugherfield, on October 16, 19th, 18th and 19th of November. Mr. Dollet C. Jones, 1214 Bail St. having spent the summer in Detroit and Chicago, visited the public schools and studied thirty miles there, met a number of old Dallasters in both place, she returned to the city in seven years, work and was greeted by her many friends. Mr. C. M. Wade Injured By a Fall Mr. Chase M. Wade, 711 Flora St. National Insurance Bureau, National Insurance Collaborate hinder folded, together, mailed Mr. Wade to distance, discharged Mr. Wade from the floor causing injury internally. Mr. Wade has been in the summer-mortal of the City National Bank 18 years Where is the Dunbar Club. at the Seat of Justice share of the pumber. Most of the women were arrested by officers Isabel, Parrow and Garrison. The gamblers were hauled in by offi- cers Witt, Davis, Ealy, Dennett and Williams. Mrs. Elizabeth Collins Funeralized Beautiful Anniversary One of the most beautiful and One of the most beautiful and unique affairs of the season was the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Griffin who was celebrated at their most spacious home on 2619 Lattimore St. in New York City. Mrs. Garfield home was decorated most beautifully with ferns and chalice designs of ceramic pater, bells and a wall of white flowers. White roses in large flower basket filled the library. The living room and dining room were decorated in white and gold. The place in appropriate places. A most excellent program was rendered in beautiful colors. Beautiful colors and were sung by Mrs. H. W. Haskins and Mrs. Mabie Gohlke of Wichita, Mrs. Otomase McGuire rendered a solo an instrumental song. A solo delicious lee course was served. The wedding gifts were received by the couple. CARD OF THANKS We wish, to thank, our friends for the kindness abused us during the war, the devoted husband, son and brother, who loved us, and who was drowned "September 6, 1937. Words cannot express our gratitude for the beautiful Floral offerings. We, especially thank Rev. Davis, Treasurer, for the sympathetic world we have in S. Illinois. Jimine R. Robinson, Wife, Mrs. M. Drew, Mother, Mrs. Want to know the whereabouts of my brother, Joe Mattie, last heard in Puduchoke, Texas, LaKla Lalla, LaKla Lalla, in Puduchoke, Texas, information of him, please, write Mr. Mattie south, master, 2019 E. K. LaKla Lalla, Tartu, Texas COLORED TEACHERS APPOINTED IN ARGONA Donglix, Arm., Sept. 24—(PCN11) With the opening of the school (the College of Applied Technology), an assignment of teachers, resulted in the re-appointment of Prof. J. W. Mahal and Associate Teresa, high school principal of teachers, with Colored school管理员 an his assistant. Prof. Bryan Jordan, John Heck in 1819, as man of the school, mean in charge since that time. Melia M. Nairy, who taught Colored high school students that year, has been assigned by school directors for this year, who will be an instructor in charge of the Colored high school, students will report at the 11th Street school POPULARITY TRIP-TO-CUBA Spend Christmas in HAVANA, CUBA! CONTEST. Begin October 16th; Closes December 17th, 1827. APPLY TODAY: For particular write APPLICATION COUPON Council Manager THE HOUSTON INFOGRAPH, Houston, Texas. I desire to issue the notice of Address Town A constituent in THE INFOGRAPH's Trip-To-Code CONTEST. NOTE: Coupon can be filled out by constituent or solicitor constituent. APPLICATION COUPON Contact Manager THE HOUSTON INFORMER, Houston, Texas I desire to enter the rules of Address Township State as a consultant in THE INFORMER's Trip-To-California NOTE: Coupon can be filled out by consenting to a contract of consultation. 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(incorporated) DALLAS, TEXAS Notice To The Public Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or re- putation of any person, firm or corporation which appears in the columns of THE DALLAS EX- PRESS will be gladly corroborated with the below statement to the attention of the publication. The Dallas Express Subscrip- tions-in Advance 1. Year $2.00 2. Months 72 3. Months 450 4. Single Copy 400 THE DALLAS EXPRESS Published every Saturday Morning in the Year at 2600 Skipple Avenue. Published d't Post Office at Dalton, Texas, as second class smatter under Act of Congress, March 1879. W. B. Ziff Company, 608 South Dearborn St. Chicago, III. W. B. Ziff Company, 404 Mortor Bldg. 116 East Nassau St. ROOM FOR EXPANSION IS BADLY NEEDED THE DALLAS EXPRESS has never hoisted the white feather, mother has it even on the breast, and the snake. It is not afflicted with the flamed mouth. It is in a glale, every day, escapade, and rides no sail to catch the painsress boat; files no double flag. It profess a religion, the country, the law of even handed justice covers all the terrors encountered by the human race, the ground, but we live on it and are protesting. Boys of the press come up and stand with the snake. W. E. KING DALLAS HAS had no really desirable Negro additions opened since 1925 close enough to the city to afford easy travel up and from work or, if such districts have been opened up, they have been bought up by those who were able to do so and the increase in Negro population from other cities has sufficed to take the place of those who purchased in such districts. There has been no provision for the expansion of Negroes recently despite the fact that facts shown in 1925 by the housing survey conducted then indicated that such a thing was badly needed. Now that the question is around so much attention, The Express feels that it is not amiss to reiterate some of the facts disclosed by that survey. And in the light of the fact that Negroes very often pay more than ordinary prices for homes which have only the modern conveniences to offer these facts are all the more significant. This survey disclosed the fact that 65 per cent of all of the houses survived but neither bath, water or toilet in the house; 50 More Training For Business Needed Mary Face is responsible for the bringing to light of the fact that the first depositor in the first Nigerian bank was Negro. His article, recently published in The Savings Bank Journal, Harry Pace is responsible for the bringing to light of the facts that the first deputator in the first case was a black man, not a white man, and that no one per cent of them had no secure connections to the toilets. 7.7 of them had no sidewalks. 88.4 had no paving and 67.7 per cent of the homes were practically isolated from church and school in wet weather. More than half of the homes were adjudged precisely unfit for habitation and 70 per cent of them had less than five rooms. It was found further that they had no opportunity to practically unfit for habitation as well, as the monthly payments on homes with all of the conveniences. THE DALZAS EXPRESS, DALZAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1967 FLAPPER TRIUMPH (?) ANOTHER VIEW OF THE QUESTION Mr. Drusilla Dunjee Houston (For ANP). THE QUESTION of the punishment of those who violate the segregation ordinance is now up before the courts and punishment by the city officials under the new ordinance has been suspended pending the decision of these tribunals. As the case now stands, if the contentions of the city are upheld, only the Negroes who purchased or are renting the property in question will suffer the penalties. But the question arises, as to who are the real violators of the law. Daisy, painted, and perfumed talks along to Mr. grue- sion. He asks for a Grant stirs it and mannares crude, and turned much of hidden charm into open vignettes to admire, then trains it. The queen of the wild wizards rais- es. The Pipper has won favor; Yet men pauce and waves, After she has given all, After she has given all, After she has given all, He grants the queen of style Marriage that is Trial. Youth is flashing, all seem well, In drooping eyes she tell, After she shall still be picked Whether she in life's storms will Wretch her Nansless child. There is ample proof of the fact that Negroes, with much to lose and little to gain by attempting to override the general spirit of any community or city, have not tried to intrude into places where their safety and that of their property, was in jeopardy. They prefer rather to eke out their existence, at a bear rather miserable one, in whatever peace and safety is to be found. When they purchase property, it is done at the expense of much sacrifice and deprivation. Because of the limited recompense which they revise for their诉, their savings are meager and the accumulation of a home often comes only after many years of saving and sacrifice. It would not seem reasonable then, to assume that such a poverty stricken class would do otherwise than seek safety of property and life along with such comforts of home as they were able to obtain with their small savings. "DANDY LINES" With a clear sky, a bright sun and a gentle breeze, you will have friends in plenty; but let tortoise frown, and the firmament be over you. You prove like the strings of the lion of which you will tinkle ten-ten, but you find, one that will stretch the stretch and keep the pitch It is also true that they are ignorant of such property agreements as have bound the property in question and those who have approached them with offers to sell and to rent have not taken the time or trouble to warn them of the dangers of purchase or habitation in such neighborhoods. There are cases on record in this very city in which this been true and families which have not been able to afford such a loss, have been forced to suffer it because, unwittingly, they purchased property on which they could not live and which, because of the fact that the race of the owner was known, they could not rent. A man is what he is, not he. man is what he is. in 1983 character man is what he is. in 1983 character what he is before his God and his judes, and only himself can dame him. man is what he is. that he is. That can be damage but reputation is for him, charm Is it not true then, that those who buy unwittingly or who rent without a knowledge of the agreements which bind such property are not the real violators of such agreements? Does it not rather, seem that those who sell to them or who rent to them are the really guilty parties? And if they are, should whatever penalties are to be inflicted not be shared by them? The Express realizes that ignorance is no excuse before the law; but it feels also that ignorance, under such circumstances as these, should not be taken as a wilful flouting of the law. PROCTOR'S POINTS Condensed Report of the Sermon of Rev. Harry Hugh Proctor, F.D. D. before, the Involvement of the congregation Moonse, House, Sunday mw. Sept. 4. at Broadway, N.Y. W. W. 8. Let Us Go Forward 1. Let us as a race, whose most mital vital mission is the church go forward, and enrich it so that it will stand for spiritual culture, religious education and. 2. Let us as a race, the reservoir of whose life is in the human body, beautifying them and making them these places on the earth. 3. Let us as a wise, great shut out from cultural influences, go forward by standing by the church, that our youth may be intelligent, our young men strong and/or young women pur. 4. Chief burdens is that of poverty, go forward by the cultivation of cooperation for the acquisition of wealth without which no people can take the kingdom -Let us as a once that form the body of the particulate, so for fear by uniting for purposes of salvation, so as to serve endeavor, so that within These twelve Million there will be South, North, East and no West. -Let us as a Abbot, that consists to go forward by Standing for principles; that makes for the time when men shall study law. - 12-17 us a race with a long and honorable record, both in Africa and America; go forward by cultivating that bride impress her with the kindness that he is black if A does another that he is white; for why should a man be judged by the color of his hide rather than by the color of his skin? 9. Let us do a race that is notated, for its optimism go forward by running our hope in the great distance we are willing to exceed every effort to make our children sweeter, our women hood nobler, we do the same that never move a traitor to the nation but formulated the cross-hear for the Christ, go forward by manifesting patriotic devotion and Christian loyalty. 10. Things the sea of prejudice will flee away and the Jordan of opposition will turn back. SOME MORE HEALTH RULES (By Alexander R. Jackson, M. D. Once more Moses received the Two Commandments on Mt. Llana, the hill where he was born, and associated with edits and lans. The following two health commandments came out of George, having been a County health department. No collar lans came to have been drawn on me. I am pleased to on you with an I plan to on you with a good alcohol, good alcohol and alimentum. 1. Eat well; much raw milk, green stuff, fruit and whole grain bread. Eat well, and eat well, good alcohol and alimentum. 2. Exercise freely; stand and sit. Exercise freely; stand and sit. 3. Use your lungs; breathe fresh air and night; stay in the sun; light a pair of every fair day. Light a pair of every fair day. Before you eat, bathe often; clean please, teach morning and night. . . dred fifty members of the West. Well, she well can't get. over-water club, who fond of Difred, rest in poor best friends; 30 joy and want to do something tannin-mushroom. in midday is not leaked, for his family. The Mouth and Teeth Are Chief Factors of a Clean Body, as Well as Clean Soul W. E. MURKES, Denise I believe it is the desire of every trinity mother's body to have, her baby and girls grow up as healthy as they know, they cannot be healthy if they have unclean bodies, and especially if that clean body lives in clean teeth. The mouth and teeth are the child's first body, and through them pass all the food, if not clean. Food cannot peek through a neglected mouth, teeth and throat and not later enter the blood in a poisoned condition. You must use a purified food item by its odor. And I know none of our age want to put food in our stomach, such an odor that comes from purified food. Keep our teeth clean, we take into our system that unintended food foul breath? You wanted to get away, Nature warned you by the odor therefrom. Nature surrounds uncovered teeth, inflamed gums infected tooth, all kinds of *bacterial thrive especially the tubercle bacillus* that thrives in the tuberculous enters the body chiefly through the mouth. Look after your mouth, keep it clean, and wash your woman who will be able to fight the cause of our race. for a year of study on a college education board scholarship in Columbia University. For a year of education and to back at the year of duty. The two years of high school work and the college have been combined in buildings and faculty. A separate house has been arranged and fitted up for music students. Added space has been provided for the library; a small eastrature is in provision; a small unit with a gymnasium and athletic park; with a number of conveniences, is ready for use. WHITE CLUB UNDER-WRITES GIRL'S EDUCATION St. Louis, Mo. Sept. 24—(ANP) Arlamese Dupuy, 18-year old Oumuamid MIM School, St. Louis. Good hope that she should have a profession and be independent when her parents pass away. Members of the fashionable, West Country Club, who have planned a memorial fund with which her daughter of Oumuamid MIM School, head-waiter at the plaza, following a stroke of apoplex. - Stort religious service was conducted by a white minister of the Diocese of Dupuy was a member. Impressive musical selection was rendered by the choir of the diocese, later Corsal. Dupuy was a member. Impressive with gorgeous and expansive floral pieces, a mass of flowers surrounding the steel basket. It required an audience of 100 people. Fringes to Father Dickson's Memorial where Dupuy was last to visit. Dupuy was survived by his daughter, Dupuy, and his daughter, Artinez, Dupuy is survived by two sisters. The deceased was a native of New Orleans, LA, and received his early education at the Wright University of that city. **PLANEAR VIEW STATE COLLEGE OPENS WITH MORE THAN 1600 AND ALE FACULTY.** Formal opening exercises of the College of Prattville View State Normal and College of Texas were held in the college auditorium Thursday morning, the students that overloaded the big auditorium and over-taxed the laval accommodations. The faculty made by the Publicity Agent of the College about 1000 students were on the grounds-for admittance on the campus, and supply homes for all applicants and at least 400 students will be admittance before the middle school. The main features of the exercise in the auditorium were the educational address of Principal W. H. B. and his force of feeble and employee The address of Principal Banks was the statemanhattan and -brided with second dekina for the student body and that teaching personnel will be given the impression and he was given an ovation by the large crowd on the stage. The personnel of the faculty is exceptionally strong, and the faculty is supported by Professors holding Masters' degrees from leading colleges and universities. Prints View College Students Take High Rank in Leading Unit. Students of Prairie View State Normal and Industrial College take high rank in leading colleges and the State University of the Country. The State University of the Country has its registrar, Mr. H. C. Dorcas, in a statement recently issued to Prof. C. Dorcas, college, said: "We shall deal with students and their transcript from college, said: We shall deal with students and their transcript from college. Our district college as if that college were are accredited four year college and as if the sub-college designates a district college. North Carolina and recognizes Prairie View College as the following graduates of Prairie View College have been honor students in other college or have been honor students in other college. North Carolina and follows: Miss Angle Bell. Mrs. Haji has just graduated from the college; Miss Leila or Miss R. C. Randall has degree from the University of southern California winning a honor graduate from the Kansas State Agricultural College. Mr. J. M. H. Kunz has degree from the Kansas State Agricultural College. Mr. M. H. Kunz was admitted to the graduate of the University of Chicago and admitted to the graduate school of Columbia University. TEXAS TOWNS NACGGDOCHES ... Mrs. Williams has been amylated as Home Demon- istration agent for the colored farm- ers. V. Hunter, Stata, Supervise, ad- vance a large and enthusiastic education. There, 12 additions to the church and collection 477.85, New Henry Whitaker reports a great meeting in Bloomington on the property in east town, two weeks ago, sick list: Mr. Winckle on Crawton Street and over town, we received going west to pick cotton; the cotton crop of Naeodoodhes County behind Bloomington Chapel miles away yield and will soon be picked out. BRANCHVILLE -- Services were very good at President Burke's business at Bloomington, we presented in advance of New, Taylor, the pastor. Get ready for the Corrissons farm hatch it is rumored that Charles Jackson and Linda Lewis were married in Little Rock, the Rancher has the fever around here, drowses look out "Mend farmers around this year, you use it to the best Waiting patiently, Dallas, Texas. The young man is extrinsic advantage. Don't spend it all for second hand cards. B. W. W. Browne, the news and the news of the death of her niece Ma. Braceille Dave of Ft. Worth who was killed acidently August 26th. Near Hearst Brown, the news and the news Rev. A. W. Jackson at Thirl Thursday might sept. 28. Mr. Author lift for Prairie View, Monday. CROCKETT -- Mrs. Corinelle departed this life Monday evening with her husband, a brother a husband, another, one brother and three sisters and a host Crockett is carrying two bikes this week in this all at Blu-11. All at Crockett feel a big share in the soust stirring and financial drives the world needs your place to good a place in life. WICHTA FALLS — Teof A. K. Holland and his corn of corps A. K. Holland teach school very impressively, Monday, Sept. 12, when in the High School excellent program. The chief feature of the program, aside from the excellent program, is the excellent program. The musical numbers familiar to the Prof. Coutine and the Black Devil. All agree in saying that their tradition of both classical and jazz music has been the person of New York by the person of New York by the person of greeting and an encouragement. The growth of the school can be seen in the increased faculty, five rooms are under construction and the increased faculty, five staff. The additions are: Prof. Coutine, Coach and Sciences; Prof. Coutine, Muses Mabel Payne, Professor; Mrs. Pawley Elementary Department; Muses Mabel Payne, Professor; Mrs. Pawley Public School Music. A check up at the cross of the first day upstairs. Mr. J. Thomas, who has been quite well who is now improved. Mr. and Mrs Mary. Wallace have returned from Denver, where they have been spending their vacation. Mr. Chippeau motored over from Jupiter to serve upon the Week-end with his cousin, Mr. L. The information that you want cannot be printed in this column. You can find it on the back of the paper. address oneself, care of this paper, I shall gladly give you the information sought. On hardiness direct. Mrs. J. P. Smith is in San Antonio, visiting friends and relatives. Mrs. Irita Joan was yikie. Mrs. Irita Joan returned to her home Oklahoma City. Mrs. Carr is visiting her brother, Mr. Carr, 1641 St. Louis. Proof. C. C. V. Cribble who has been visiting the family will leave. Friday afternoon, Mr. Finney, has returned from Oklahoma. Mrs. J. P. K. Wrabbah who will leave is unable to be present at the opening of school on account of illness. Mrs. J. P. K. Wrabbah on account of the death of an amnite. Mr. Migham will leave Sunday for A special program will be rendered Thursday night at the regular residence of Mrs. C. T. Welch. - Reserves at Church except guests vacation. Rally at St. John Church will not come up to expectation. It will soon leave us to return to school at Morehouse College. Atlanta. College Sunday. The wonderful sorority Sunday. The given Monday night will be a fine night. All are invited to be present. Miss Shackles will given Monday night will be a fine night. Miss Shackles will given Monday night will be a fine night. Afterward no school Miss Shackles will with her parents and many friends. Don't fail to get your copy of the all news items to Dr. T. Welch. 104 Lake street. The home has been confirmed to her bed for a few days. BLUCK — Mrs. Bluck Buchanan completed a quita nite at a campus at Patterson Hall where the fist was a fast. The second was a fast being "prepared by the hostess" games music and "mercury" games of honor were Mrs. Pauline Jones of Mountoue Mrs. Claire McKinnon of Alexandria and Mrs. William Brown of Austin, Mr. Jessica Alexander of Palestine and Mr. Willie Andre of Austin, Mr. Jessica Andrew of Dallas are guests of the Danbye's Mrs. Amanda Bifren, Mrs. Emily Bifren, Mrs. Hirthum Sinai, Mrs. Muskey, Mrs. Ellie Rimmons motorized to Marshall Wednesday, Mr. Rafard Bifren, Mr. Rafard Bifren, his home is much improved, Mrs. Franklin Bifren, Mr. Wednesday for Mrs. Moore held his 11th and last quarter at McKinney Chapel. C. M. B. --- CAN WILY COME BACK OR LANTON REPEAT. This is a highly problematical and therefore debatable question. In the first half of the game, Monday, October 10th at the Fair Park Stadium, Dallas Fiat in what was the most spectacular battle ever pitched on a gridiron, an encounter worthy the motif of the contender. The team is composed of some of the best football material the country affords, and the team is composed of men who know the game, from the inside, Captains of both Elevenes and Lanton. They are Lanton Keyd, the Wiley All-American and John Williams, the three-conference terror will general their efforts, and event among Nrogl college. LODFREY KAYOES MUNN IN 7 FOURTH sour in the second round and Godfrey was content to take his offer. The Third stance, biggest fourth step, was to open his corner, and opened up a crush. his body stalks and a few seconds on the canvas, where he remained on the canvas, where he remained struggled to his feet but a hard right to the law sent him down the road. In the fourth round Godfrey con- firmed his body attack, following it in the second round. He went down again but got up Munn went down again but got up was but helpless and the referee would have been better. For nines inmates Mendes and Wame turned back the batterers and started off the tenth innning. Hilda algo for the "Almadenmur"阵营 patrolled by "Judy" Gans that sat safely. Valdez, the next-best hatman shortstop Johnny Lloyd who tacked the ball over to first ahead of the bag. Junce, second-baseman for the Cultans, crossed janky Joe by a head on alds a Stein Franklin on the first base line making the bag by a head on alds a Stein Franklin on the first base line making the bag down the paths of the midway bag like a lurvish, while pandemonium began on the stands. Norm third base on him three and two, twoed Wrish's head that fell solo with his head to the crowd of 120,000 the eitie: it was a fitting sling in the finest hunting deal we ever saw on him one a younger of the fivee name is in fresh in our ming as if allow the Almadenmur, Mendes allow the nearly three-you can tell the Mendes Once Bust Matthew. It wasn't until the following year, invaded the island an all-star team of Brooklyn and Giant players on a short morning hunt. McCrae's team, led by Mahomet, and the Island team, really looked when played by teams of big league college. Well that team, the Chicago Christian Mathwenn and Nap Buckler, what names to confine with their records by heart, Well, these two titans of the raided-mound. Mounted to thoroughness, initiate the awakening. Cuban To make a 'lion' awakening, Mathwenn and Nap Buckler, mortal Mathwenn in a baseball class that lasted 18 injuries to the big league in a game that went back turned back Nap Buckler and the big lagger in a game that went back. No flu about those performances, the steel armmed menace simply outwitted. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1997 MICHAEL KAYES BAMPSON Boston, Sept. 34 - GY, ANP Roy Mitchell from Novi, Boston Gammon, Sept. 34 - GY, ANP Gammon, fighting games Philadelphia, in the first round of his scheduled 14 round bout of the game, in the Boston Area. Boston Area, Monday night. The clever, hard punching boy K. O. Iod, from Phillip, down for three of three, wrapped a wrist sensation in the second round went out in the first round. This was Mitchell's second K. O. Monday night Mitchell and Sampson fought in the semifinal of the NHL, where Bobby Brown, both well-faced from Lavalte; Milton was given the decision to boxing. His wearing style, proved puzzling to Brown who had resented the decision. Gana, who believes it is going to be a hard task from now on to get fights, for Mitchell, He is one of the best players in the league and heavy punches are rebellence from Tom Gibbons. The colorado boy from the north works woods with his team. Flowers, minus the Georgia Deacon clownishness and his right hand, were the focus. FORMER LION QUARTERBACK TO COACH N. C. GRIDDERS October, 29, St. Augustine, at Raleigh, N. C. November 5, Jos. K. Brick College at Durham, N. C. ..November 24, Kittrell College a Durham, N. C. TED YATES TO LEAD CRACK BRIDGEPORT QUINTET Spartan that he is, he fought ten bitter rounds against the strong JACK BLACKBURN OF PHILADELPHA WAS GREATEST 38 POUCHER Shall's Have Been Champion Young Mitchell of Australia, and Jack Denney (Nonparty), were the male opponents to Blackburn, an among men who rarely scaled above the lightweight limit, and it was haught, piece of fine and hard work. There was a Jack as a World Champion—Blackburn was few will gainy in the fact that he despite the fact he was never was a "champion" in ability. The formally accredited with so being. TEXAS TOWNS set lightweight in the world today bar none. Terrils appear to be too smart for Flowers at this present stage of development, but they are anlyxabilized most of the same components each has engaged with. the New Moodle Ball has won two awards for its design. Flowers is the better planner of the two, and in games there is little to choose between them, neither being willing to wait until fire at any stage of the game. The winner, of this proposed match, will get his chance with the ball up against a real good opponent since lifting the olympian from that position. daughter spent the week in Dallas **RULE:** Sunday school was well attended at West Beltel, Assistant Harris, David Porter, Pater was signed to U. W. school by Mr. M. King and daughter Mae Anzice have returned from M. Worth and relatives. Rev. Prince, father signed service, Rev. Mrs. McJ. Johnson and Brown reports a splendid session of the Association held at Oklahoma City, M. Jr. Brose, Green swell delight in motoring to Mastel and returning with company, Judge Brown, his wife, Rev. C. James his wife of past day, Rev. C. G. bull pastor of B. T. James, C. G. bull pastor of B. T. James, C. G. Texas he past day, Rev. C. G. bull pastor of B. T. James, C. G. Texas he attended the Ministerate school. He states a very pleasant and interesting trip. He spent the week in Oklahoma to teach Science and Manual Training at the Wash- ington school. Mr. Carl McMoore who was confined or given week in school, mottled, mottled, Mr. Melle Kjöp who has been visiting her sister in home on Scotts Street, Mr. and Mr. The Mt. Uliver Baptist Church was well attended all day Sunday with a large number of students. The Sunday School has improved from a small school to a large Mt. A. Miller teacher at Class No. 10 to a back at her post, wishing every child to attend some Sunday School. The pastor has been very active with everyone was relocated to see him back preaching two good sermons on Sunday. The R. B. P. U. is doing nicely, hoping to do better. The Missionary Society is doing well. The day evening. The Danceses meet with sister Thompson last week, and she is refreshing the refreshements. The pastor Rev. R. B. P. Randles and his congregation will be Whitehork on the 2nd of this month in a large number. The M. Olive Randles will be attending the flowers while a person is living, so we can are give our love to them. Enjoy them while he is living. Let the rest of this month go to church he did. PETTY THIEVES FEAR NEW FEDERAL JUDGE Judge N. O. Williams of the County Criminal Court is establishing an enviable record in his handling of criminal cases tried before him, according to lawyers who have been accused of killing a county official who could have been in operation since March 1. It have been created by special act of the last legislature. Even police officials are praising Judge Williams for the mother in which he is handling pittie thief, it has been many cases in all such cases. "Heropeo, many of them, had been in my police office to assist it in his police case and to get off with only fines," Judge Williams explained. "But that is not the way to stop this pittie thief, it has been my policy to ask for fines and a jail sentence. I believe that blinding these thieves in jail will be the best way to break up the treachery." During the first half of September, 15 convictions were obtained in the county jail and the rest in jail sentences. One 20-day jail sentence was given in a check many prisoners in the county jail now, as a result of the large number of jail sentences being stained in the county jail, to talk of again re-opening the county convict road gang. NEGROES ASSAIL TICK ETS IN MEMPHIS CITY ELECTION MRMPHU, Tenn. Sept. 14—(A.N. P.)—Nesting aerogeyes and melding statement made by candidate for mayor, the Negro citizens Mayor Paine and candidate Overton have both inebted the race in the election and both have been charged with trying to appeal The statements of Mayor Pelosi and Orrand were characterized as insults to the Mayor-yet-who, by Willie Pelosi, at the meeting of the Lincoln League, at which both candidates were denounced. The candidates are no longer support some ticket without the slightest hope of success, to than "as they support either of these tickets or are insulted—" declared Wilkens. The League, to迎宾 to Browns, stands for Negro policemen, Negro police, and African-American placen Browns, in a spiritual address urged the voters to stand by their principles and not to surrender to their oppression. "We must reaffirm 'only in playing the game of politicians who are nothing for our black aspirations'." FORMER DALLA TEACHER NOW WORKS WITH WOODMEN Werd has been received that Mrs. A. Elythe Lee, former teacher in the public schools of Dallas will work this year with The American School of Writing Deputy and general assistant. ELLA D. MOORE and NUNEER HIGH SCHOOL RETURN AFTER TOURING THE STATE. Sunday and Monday at Elle B. Moore theater, the home talent show will make their appearance before school opens Monday morning. The theater and northern town all of the schools have a hit in every town they stuned, making return engagement in the show was organized and every actress trained by Mrs. Ela D. Moore M. Jefferson Blank is a star comedian and has had ten years experience. The show consist of 15 people. EAR SOCIAL CLUB Ear Club will have its opening meet- of a stag at the residence of Mrs. Thomas Avenue. Making that every member be present 17, 1927, Tuesday evening to hear Coming Season. EDDIE LEWIS, Reporter. Y and LANGSTON Meet Again at AIR PARK STADIUM Texas, Texas, October 17 Will be a brilliant Spectacle. The Williams and Running of Cavil the thrills pretty evenly distributed OURSELF—TAKE YOUR STAND E SIDE OR THE OTHER, and LIKE—WELL—Just Root Make More Money Than You Ever Made In Your Life DUNBAR SO The Dunbar Club wi ing in the form of a stag Ward's, 2921 Thomas Av WE are asking that t on September 27, 1927, details for the Coming Se EDDIE WILEY and Meet A al FAIR PARK Dallas, Texas, The game will be a bri Kicking of Williams s Should keep the thrills p DECLARE YOURSELF— WITH ONE SIDE OF ROOT LIKE—W The Dunbar Club will have its opening meeting in the form of a stag at the residence of Mrs. Ward's, 2921 Thomas Avenue. WE are asking that every member be present on September 27, 1927, Tuesday evening to hear details for the Coming Season. FAIR PARK STADIUM Dallas, Texas, October 17 The game will be a brilliant Spectacle. The Kicking of Williams and Running of Cavil Should keep the thrills pretty evenly distributed DECLARE YOURSELF—TAKE YOUR STAND WITH ONE SIDE OR THE OTHER, and ROOT LIKE—WELL—Just Root Madame Mamie Hightower, World-famous beauty culturer, offers you the opportunity of a lifetime. Read this letter to the OPPORTUNITY of my life. I wish MAMIE HIGHTOWER my world-famous Golden Globe Beauty Promotion. I wish you the opportunity to work with me on my world-famous Golden Globe Beauty Promotion. I wish you the opportunity to work with me on my world-famous Golden Globe Beauty Promotion. If you are interested in working with me you are welcome to either sign up or write to me. The many pleasures of life making me in my great work. The many pleasures of life making me in my great work. 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Mone Horna's mother spent a few days with her sister. Miss P. Mone Horna is waiting her daughter. **CUBEEN --** Mrs. Lucy Warren has returned to Murray after spending two weeks with Mrs. Cullen, C. M. Church had a successful trip to New York. Anderson left for Princeville U.S. College. The "High School began the year," the Teachers Institute was Monday and Tuesday and school work began on Wednesday. Mrs. A. K. Ankle, W. D. Carroll, Mrs. A. B. Brooks, Mrs. C. L. Cook, Mrs. M. H. Marmon, R. B. Farrow, A. L. Pickens. AUTUNN —The local committee are making preparation for the college session that it will convene here on Thanksgiving this year. These contemplations on attending the college may notify W. W. H. W. of the assignment of 48 hours may be made for your convenience before you arrive. The Tilton College opened Monday Sept. 18th with a small group of students and 100 others in attendance this year. The classes begin work regularly Wednesday, and all individuals are that there will be no registration begun at Ramsey for W. T. C. Registration begun at Ramsey for W. T. C. New students have arrived to add to the old arrangement of college boys and girls. A proper year THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1927 The public schools of Austin will open Monday, Sept. 18. A large num- Mr. O. D. Townsend, Mgr. for the National Benefit Life Insurance Co- building over a big program. The pub- the pavilion on more of it. Jerry the Dallas Express, so Irving R- phone 703-825-8333. Every Saturday. **BLENDEE** -- Sunday School at the usual hour with Stupet. P. I. Woodward, the poet, has been reviewed by his predeat. heason reviewed by President, W. R. Janssen and was very happy it is still going on. Ms. Evelyn Drakeen and Miss Cindy Sells. Ms. Linda Lindsay and Mrs. Linaed Sells and Earasine Johnson returned to their home at Newbury, Texas. A. A. 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THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1927 The Mount Carmel B. C. of which Rev. I. R. Richardson is pastor of Mount Carmel Church, served for Sunday, September 18th. Sunday School was conducted by J. A. Young and reviewed by J. A. Young, well attended. Collection for the day was $158. We listened to two students, J. A. Young and J. A. Young. At the close of the B. C. D. U. we heard very similar responses. We are well aware to say that our pastor is attending National Baptist Church. We are expecting him back with us Wednesday, September 19th. Mount Carmel pastor, C. A. Hempelbaum (Reporter). THE GREATER CHILOR B. C. forty with a report of the National Baptist convention, which was held in New York, and it and went home rebeling and eating, what a noble man we have. Rev. J. K. Plummer, Pastor Blater M. P: Smith, Reporter MOUNT CARNELI B. G. Metropolitan and Robbies Streets Whatever Addition Rev. I. B. Richardson, Pastor Rev. I. R. Richardson, Pastor. C. A. "Tamphill, Reporter. SMITH CHA, EL. NOTES Sunday school was good. With Class No. 1, leading the collection of students, he gave our pastor in the Paul Quinn Drive. The threatening alarm hand he gave was fine. Board and Board were fine Monday night. Mr. Gilbert Turturre is off to France. Fr. Robert Hammond is here attending the high school Mme Eugénie Brishman of N. D. Man. Ms. Eugénie Brishman of High School. Miss Rose Lee Washington of N. D. Man. Drive has visited Georgia, where she visited her cous. The fall rally opened last Sunday most encouragingly. The Attendance at morning worship showed that the efforts put forth by the church the previous week to reform the church's apendid response, for it was war-pleasure to which some just at the average hour for worship had the disappearance of people away, thus we were deprived of the anticipated pleasures of, grasping the hands of a number of other people. However we are glad to inform all of the disappointed ones of Sunday night and others that the valyid did not continue to the fall, and all invitions extended are standing. All who were present the past day benefited and carried with them pleasant impressions. We are going to expect to see them coming back Hear the ininterlude Monday, morning theme: "Bitter Water Made Sweet," "At Night," "Am I My Brother's Keeper" FT WORTH Gay Street School Stealth Other Post- mortem Schools in Kearville and Projects for the School Turn, 1927-31. F. W. Rutherford, Well Known Resident Claimed by Death Says First Savings Depositor Was Negro militant, whether they have experience, or whether they go into it as a student, or whether it is what it means. Young men who are coming out of universities and colleges ought to be given a chance to learn how to take back to their own people the true meaning of thrift and saving, the back bone of the finances. THE NEW YORK TIMES *ALWAYS THE FINEST HAIR DRESSING NOW THE EASIEST TO USE* grounds, Rev. Barnwell, the Human educator together with Prof. F. B. Muller, the student of the city visited bd school Friday morning and were站ated Friday morning. Mr. A. K. B. Muller the public school nurses inspected each pupil's health and their health health. K. M. Muller, R. B. Teacher H. H. Grade and a day bed cover in the rest room. Several features were given Home-Makers Industrial School The Fourth Session of the Inter- denominational school of Missio- nes at St. Paul's Church in Milwaukee will be held as follows: Afternoon 4-5:30. Nightly 7:00-8:30 from the daily school. Daily daily daily invited to attend. MRS, C. R. BQSWELL, Chairman MRS, D. P. EOBO, Asst. FAIR PARK VICINITY C. R. BOWLWELL, Agent 1-8-5833 A few years ago this settlement was called Trunk Cedar and hockey ranches, etc., but today it is thickly settled with many trunk cedar and hockey ranches, with churches and a school. 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