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The Dallas Express MANY LEADERS ATTEND CONFERENCE AT DURHAM Los Angeles, Cal. Dec. 17- (A N. P.)-With only twenty-four hours to sanction, Mrs. W. H. Long was forced to see her furniture a memorial dressed by William. The text of the memorial was as legislative body, until such legal arrangement there is no legal and re- servation. Mrs. W. H. Long was addressed to Congress follow: While In no sense a federation of nations^ by C. C. Spaulding of the Negro organizations, the conference North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Corporation, The History of the United States, and the General of the United States, were organized the alms of all of our once-}}} underwriting Among Negroes^ premed the elements that were back-jured by L. W. White and R. N. Harris, and for the facts disclosed, that he should not have been re-jured from custody after being de-mained unemployed or inadequately advanced and established a foundation for more precise measurement of our growth. Putting the Negro of today under the same compulsory, these all-brands^ the two-h拳led facts and schoed^ the former was a derogatory as-to the various cities of Virginia, to aే A Champion of Justice A Messenger of Hope Charts, Maps and Graphs Indicate Present Status of Race Progress and Lack of Progress Discussed With Candor in Meeting of Country's Best Minds. DURHAM, N. C., Dec. 17—(ANF) bear, religion, and Social uplift, the suite of careful surveys of the diff. The effort to take stock and taba! entire assembly looked him over, recent fields covered. In fact, concerning the status of the Negro with some degree of ex-activeness by a conference at the University of Texas, sympathetic gaze, what was found was set forth in plain terms in order to be able to the business interests of the country was explained by a special agent and assistant business promoter allies. The assemblage of Experienced business men bared more than two hundred active characters of the scars of bitter business. Hinted at the most vitile and aggressive characters of paraded charts, Research specialist characters in every phase of race reported observations; and three business organizations of the N.A. Putting the Negro of today under a microscope handled by experts in the fields of business, education, la- tile with tabulated facts and sched- discoloures. The former was a-ra- uled information that are the re- (Continued on Page 8) ACQUIT WHITE YOUTH OF KILLING NEGRO Little Rock, Ark. Dec. 17-Acquittal of Roy Smith, aged 31 years son of a prominent white family here, on the charge of murdering Crawford Gibson, A Negro, May 8th, last, followed deliberations of nearly and hour and a half after the case went to the jury Wednesday. Identified by Vietnam The prosecuting attorneys in the The same was held up the of Negroes who were night gibber was slain. They tified Smith's case as that which was used by the bailiff, and; several were positive that Smith was one of the pair. This dying statement of Gibbs at the hospital proved the prevalence of the same two leigh. N.C. under the auspices, of who held up or attempted to stop the National Council of the T. M. chors in the vicinity of the West C. A. of the United States. Little Rock, Ark, Dec. 17—A capitol of R.R. Smith, aged 11 years at the age of 58,000 by John D. Rocks a gift of $85,000 for the execution of a prominent white family (elder, 37), for the execution of a N. W. here, on the charge of murdering Two indictments, one for robbery of Joseph Brown, a Negro, and one for murder of Howard Love, a Negro, are being sentenced against Smith, who has been re- sentenced to death. Howard Love, a Negro, will be made of the has not been determined both of them alleged offenses against the Light Johnson was indicted. Sidney if ever a Southern Jury might have been formed to waive, Mira, W. H. Lung, a form of waive, Mr. W. H. Lung, will be free from residence in Juris- tury Street, as climax to a dream of restitution that has occurred the attention of the L.A. City prosecution to secure any new murder any male with bases are Negroes. ARM BROKEN IN AUTO COLLISION Wednesday evening at Frenton Liaean, one of the five original Gallery received a broken arm property, which was due to recur when his car collided with some un- known white fan. Williehua was crushed wielded, known to Jackson Hill, garage, three lights against the procedure but witnessing the accident, are R. I. no avail, but it is believed Calhoun and Jesse Walker, officers of other Negro property own Palmetto Investigated, there may still be a street was made. WOMAN LOSES IN SEGREGATION FIGHT Los Angeles, Dec. 11—(A P.) With only twenty-four hours to waant, Mira, W. H. Lung, a form of waant, Mr. W. H. Lung, will be free from residence in Juris- tury Street, as climax to a dream of restitution that has occurred the attention of the L.A. City prosecution to secure any new murder any male with bases are Negroes. George H. Liaean, one of the five original Gallery received a broken arm property, which was due to recur when his car collided with some un- known white fan. Williehua was crushed wielded, known to Jackson Hill, garage, three lights against the procedure but witnessing the accident, are R. I. no avail, but it is believed Calhoun and Jesse Walker, officers of other Negro property own Palmetto Investigated, there may still be a street was made. As in former Africa, Christians urged to attend and receive the following the Maurya county affair, gifts for the children of parents gifts from the many sources which govern Horton assured the committee the necessary resources to provide the gifts. The banks of provisions for the poor are plaintant one. — something in his power to unveil of the city will be furnished thru 'Market For The Poor' to be encountered of the saddest circumstances of the saddest NEGRO AMERICAN ORGANIZATIONS URGE COOLIDGE TO ENFORCE ALL CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS VIRGINIA FIGHTS EXECUTION OF INSANE MAN George Reynolds is a little brown shinned boy with the most beautiful eyes one most ever saw and he faces the prospect of a cheerless Christmas unless the help of Dallas people are Gloria and Santa. Claus is made to come to see him. His mother is ill; very ill. And there is so bread winner in the family to see to getting even the bare necessities of life. Yet George is hopeful that Santa Claus will not forget him. He has already written his Christmas letter to him and it has found it easy to the Welfare Department of the city. George does not ask for toys or candy. He says that he needs shoes, a hat, and a suit. It has been a very long time since his mother was able to make Christmas please for him and it is probable that it will be a very long time. If ever again, that she will be able to do this for him. But he deserves Christmas and certainly the sort of gifts which he indicates in his letter. Will there be any in Dallas who will help to make his day a joy to him? HR. Hillrfa Morgan at the City Hall will appreciate the gifts of any who will make these gifts possible to him. CHRISTMAS TREE FOR KIDS AND BASKETS FOR POOR THROUGH WELFARE DEPARTMENT Warns Southerners Against Opposing the Seating of Smith and Vare. Fears Recoil From Rotten Southern Burrough System Airing Which Republicans Will do. GOVERNOR OFFERS TO STOP MOB VIOLENCE Washington, A. C. Co. 15-15 (ANP) be taken in 1926 and to make a Cole Hines, United States Senator, responsible responsepment of represen- tations in Congress sailing states are against opposing the seating of "honest and constitutional" Mahwville, Tennessee, Dec. 14. The State of Tennessee wants no more outbreaks of licking and noodle stands and ready to do all in its power to prevent them, according to an open letter to sheriffs and attorneys general issued by Governor Harry H. Horne, calling attention to the growing number of Noyau citizens and fears that the breaking down of state rights in the case of Hillebrand Constitution provides that a commission shall be taken every ten years to reconstitute the repudiation of the constitution. Governor power in an emergency to call into service such police officers of the state as in his opinion are necessary to suppress such acts of abused violence. Governor Hillebrand carries the county officers that his office is at all times interested in keeping peace and good order in all the counties and has had the local authorities brought to such and open the request of local authorities or notice of such outbreaks. In conclusion the Governor statement of the state should be maintained at all hazards. After the recent licking in Mavoy County, the stateiment is taken as an outgrowth of that occurrence, which it is said to have had the local authorities brought the matter promptly to the attention of the Governor or taken other Hillebrand statement is clearly in line with the policy of his predecessor, Governor Austin Peay, who took a viewous action for the prevention of noodle violence. When waited on by a delegation from the Tennessee State University, Senator elect South and Senator Varee Varee, in the United States Senate, declaring that they might get a precedent to bar themselves from Noyau are kept from violation. Senator Hillebrand, perhaps, realizes that down South the elections are openly and frequently nullified. The governor of Noyau citizens and fears that the breaking down of state rights in the case of Hillebrand Constitution provides that a commission shall be taken every ten years to reconstitute the repudiation of the constitution. Governor power in an emergency to call into service such police officers of the state as in his opinion are necessary to suppress such acts of abused violence. Governor Hillebrand carries the county officers that his office is at all times interested in keeping peace and good order in all the counties and has had the local authorities brought to such and open the request of local authorities or notice of such outbreaks. In conclusion the Governor statement of the state should be maintained at all hazards. After the recent licking in Mavoy County, the stateiment is taken as an outgrowth of that occurrence, which it is said to have had the local authorities brought to such and open the request of local authorities or notice of such outbreaks. In conclusion the Governor statement of the state should be maintained at all hazards. SET FEBUARY 12 AS RACE RELATIONS DAY Dallas State Chamber of Commerce, august 12, 2014, also presents its City Charter, except presentation No. 12. SET FEBRUARY 12 AS RACE RELATIONS DAY Dallas Nudge Chamber of Commerce, urging support of Glencore program, also the passage of second ordinance, except position No. 24. New York, Dec. 11 — A summons to church people to passout and prayer to free our nation from the evils of lynching and double violence in the United States, the Council of Churches through its Commission on Race Relations. "Lynching is a crime which leaves its stain upon us all," the call de- SOCIETY and Club THE LION TAMARIS SOCIAL CLUB cast Friday, Den. 2nd with the Lions and the Proudest. The Lion Tamars received short notice, reposed by the our dance. Den. 2nd were satisfied, and each Tamaris in waiting came winter, J. Smeed, president. four beautiful spot lights at each curtain and very dim green, blue and light green, beautiful women and jewels worn by the ladies and... the smother suit of the main dancers, ball room, look at a great at sunset. Each member were the colour colors of old rose and gold and each Tamaris in waiting came every one expressed themselves as selling agent an enjoyable evening. ANY AND SOCIAL CLUB Notarising more than 100 guest and their first formal dance Friday spring December, but at the North Dallas Club. The aqueous full room was artistically decorated in am�lax and palms. The smiley was turned around every pillar and the orchestra stand and the palms were placed at intervals all over the floor, the scene was made more exchanging by playing THE SUNSHINE SOCIAL CLUB Was entertained at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Lewis, 2011 Hosting Av. Most of the evening week spent traisecing business Plans were completed for our annual holiday dance, Dec. 2014. The hootees served a great appetizing place lunch which was enjoyed. Next meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Nathan McGuske on Thompson Nirel. Mrs Valerie Hammond became the age of 148 years. Mrs. Jorge, M.A., Danishman, Jorge, M.A., Danishman, 16 years, moved to Dallas with his daughter Jrs. Jesse; Thomas on Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Hammond, 716 and 127 of the Ursula, ar. parents Anderson Street (Lincoln, Manor) and Chambers Street (Lincoln, Manor) the Dallas District offshored with years, Mrs. Chambers was the mother of the cowboy Cud, relatives of 15 children, her young relatives, and uncledite parents of the sonu is a great great grand son 15 years, and great great grand daughter, and were a pawnbroker daughter, Mrs. Josea Thomas, of taffeta dress, hash affect with Dallas, a box of Colorado Springs, 10 to the side, trimmed with great grand son M. H. Woods, H. Woods, M. H. Woods, Mrs. Hwrs was of hand Professional Understanding Company made bread, biltongs, were now "Homeless Blues" Nothing much bluer than being homeless, especially when Bessie Smith sings about it. For a coupling, Bessie offers "Sweet Mingrater," a sure enough popular selection. Get this record, for it's sure to get you when you hear it. Ask Your Partner for Latest Race Recatalog Indian Phantom Company, 18th Avenue, New York City NEW PROCESS RECORDS Mode the New Way - Electrically This final book - The Records without Desire THE NEW FEATURE RECORD AND ALL OTHER COLUMBIA RECORDS CAN BE FOUND Mr. Abrahams, but was a black cotton shirt ensemble, with a green and gold metallic blouse, and a black and Moe Denim blouse, her at ack. or, for San Antonio, their home. WOMAN BORN 1891 CLAIMED BY GIMM REAPER Mrs. Sarah Chambers, born in Georgh of slaves parents, died at the age of 169 years. Mrs. Joelia Tuxedo, over 40 years, moved to Dallas with her daughter Mrs. Joelia Thomas on her 40th birthday, and has lived with her over three years. Mrs. Chambers was the mother of 15 children, her youngest sister was 16 years of age. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Joelia Thomas, of 16 years of age. She is survived by a great grand son, Mr. W. Woods of San Antonio, Okla. Professional Understanding, Company and shares of remainder. FOR RENT 909 600 990 Rent Reasonable. Little, Water, All Modern Phone 3-2600, Mom Baby Just Out! Something New and Novel. NEGRO GREETING CARDS Sweet Music! Stop and Shop! DALLAS NEGRO DOCTOR EN- DORES BROTHFIELD CHRISTIAN HANQUET Mr. and Mrs. W. M. R. McMillian Will He Stall To Dallas Workers Accept Fall Midwareness of the Newborn Child consequent for Dallas in Kelus, Dallas Workers, Dallas Ladent Temples in Kelus, And Other Districts Organizations Supreme President Principles, As a token of his endorsement and the work of the Negro Brotherhood Movement, an organization con- tinued to advance the economic growth in Dallas and to have in Dallas all 36 clerks, Dr. McMillian of the McMillian Wife, Mrs. M. V. McMillian, appeared before the Committee of 12 members of the McMillian Wife, Mrs. M. V. McMillian, appeared in their regular meeting Tuesday night of last week and in their communication for the unrestil- tle tribute service rendered the newborn child. Workshop, extended them (and in their own words) to be his special guests at a Christian conference to be given in their quarters on the 15th of December, quarers on the 15th of December, five at his church to be laid for seventy, provide potato and responses to will contribute to a charity menu, will contribute to a charity menu, will present for all the Invitation, annuaries, expressed in the annuaries to the good poocher's room for doubt in his mind but that he must not shut his audience push the work on to a fruitful compliment for the general good In all these meetings the Spirous president is presided over by the Bishops of Belfast and St Andrews University, the Belfast and St Andrews University, the Negro newspaper and the Bishops to subordinate J.R. and vice president, and the Bishops to subordinate J.R. and vice president, and the Bishops are also made for Baleo conference, and the Baleo conference, and the Baleo conference, and the Baleo conference. If there are also who can join the Baleo conference at heart THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY DECEMBER 17, 1927 T. W. Fruit, Principal Little Ridge, Woods, Reporter Report Cards Given Out, Assistant Sup. B. C. Burtness and Board Members Inspect Yard and Build Museum and Education More than 180. The second division report cards were given out to the pupil Tuesday afternoon. The pupils of the third division were given out to cards. The practice of giving this grade card has been discontinued improvement shown in the grades. Tuesday morning, Assistant Bus. President K. I. Cauthoun, Mr. K. Bussard and others from the office of the board came to the Pacific Avenue, school district to attend a survey held at the school during rain, muddy and cold days. A survey was held at this time that was perfect lakes at this time and a lake and stand in front. All of them agreed that the condition should be improved forward to immeasurable levels in the distant day. The Fair Park park and the stand met at Eight Church Thursday. We sell glasses on the same easy credit plan we sell Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry. During the sale pay only 25c down; balance $$1 a week, and get a big beautiful DOLF FREE! NEGRO DOLLS FOR NEGRO CHILDREN ——the most beautiful DOLLS ever made. Stylishly dressed in high grade materials; trimmed in lace and fancy embroidery, Fnny Socks and Slippers. Beautiful brown eyes roche cheeks. Brown Skin MAMA DOLLS with ringlets of long human curls. PALM DRUG COMPANY, 2415 ELM STREET AN INSPIRATION TO SEE THEM? alight, with Mr. E. E. White as president, presiding after devotion. Mr. White was chairman presented Principia T. W. Palm Drug Company, one of the leading drug store markets and then presented Mr. Johns himself, a member of the Meister board, a member of the Meister other shipment of Negro Dolls hand issued, the B. T. Hamilton and hard issued, both spoke at the store of the "Columbus Kiddies of the Negro Dolls" league unsuccesively undressed the "great them." Rev. W. L. Dicken and Mr. J. D. Hiles, the executive secretary of the school, called to our school last week. The cold weather caused some of the pips to burst and for as short a time as it was a wather rain at our school. Commerce, then the Dallas Expleas. BIRTHS AND DEATHS Frank Hall, 123, Fairmount Ronald Burray, 2009, Coopbams Mattie Harrison, 353, Main a. 21 abcdef enyf padham rn 1 DALLAS, TEXAS The Palm Drug Company, one of the leading drug store chains in the United States, offers an eight-pack of Negro Dolls this week. There are, the most popular Dolls, the Colored Kiddes and the Colored Kiddes of Dollar will get a thrill when need is great. Another feature, added to the Palm collection in the Negro Xmas grazing cards, This is in the first Palm product produced by race cognees. CARD OF THANKS We wish 10 thank our many friends and members of Munger even Heath Church and Girls Loegd for kindness during the illness and death of our dau- ther, another and sister, Mrs. Berta and Mrs. Berta, and our dear brother, Mr. Joseph. 10, 1897. May God's blessings be upon you all. Signed: Sister, Brother and Parent, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Clark, many thanks for the beautiful flowers. professional direction OVER TITLES MILLAUMNE (BOURBON) LAND LAR ADIA HAIR POMADE BOLD LAST TREAR PETER OFFICE HOURS 8 a.m. to 12 9 a.m. to 10 Telephone Office 2-3232 Re. 8-0335 Re. 8-0335 Appointment Satisfaction Assured Ground Place 3129 Hirst St HENNING BIRD HALL Dallas, Texas Professional column.....R. R. DOCTOR OF DENTAL HURT ORMOND H. DANIEL Phones: Phones: Office 205 Health室 600 Leaview, Texas 11-12-11 Professional column.....Phones: 200 SHEPPARD SANITARIUM Dr. K. H. SHEPPARD and Dr. K. WATKY, Burgess Marshall, Texas 11-12-11 Professional column.....PHONES Office 1,500 Health室 600 CLEAN TREAT NEVER DECORATE W. T. BURKE, Dentist Crown and Bridge Work & Specify P A, M, to 1 P, M P 2, M, to 1 P, M Sundays and Nights by Appointment DALLAS EXPRESS HLDG 566-1-Goal St. -Upstate Dr. W. K. FLOWERS PHYSICIAN-SURGEON AND ELECTRO-THEAPEDNESS Office Phone 8-3125 Office Hours.....1-11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. OPTI-CONFERENCE Haven 209 2117 1-2 Hall St Dr. P. M. SUNDAY PHYSICIAN AND MEDICINE Office: 8 to 18 a.m. Office Heal: 8 to 18 a.m. Office Heal: 8 to 18 a.m. Office Heal: 8 to 18 a.m. DALLAS PHONE: OFFICE - C-8281 Hon. Office: C-8281 Office House: 9 a.m. to 11:00 a.m 8 a.m. to 11:00 a.m 6:30 to 8 p.m. DR. W. W. GREEN Dr. Physician and Surgeon (McMillan Sanitarium) Office 3244 1-2 Hall St. Missouri, Tennesse Apt. Dallas, Texas Office M. L. Robertson, Notary Public X-1796 Res. Phone: X-2883 M. L. ROBERTSON, LAWYER Continental Bldg. 1905 Main St. Dallas, Texas A. S. WELLS Attorney and Counselor at Law 206 Pyralis Temple. Dallas, Texas AIDA POM CREATED FOR UTL OVER THIRD MILLION ADIA HAIN SOLD LAST SUPERIOR PREPARATION FOR THE HAIR ATIVA POMADE MILTON HARBOR, MASS. OVERTON HARBOR, MASS. CHICAGO Phone: Office Hours Office 888 8 a.m. to 18 m. Office 888 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. At Night Call 6441 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. DR. A. E. THOMPSON PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Special Attention to Disease of Women and Children Office 5422 Main St. Bryan, Texas DR. C. W. FLINT DISTRICT Ground Floor Location 807 St. Main Street, Port Worth, Texas Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. DR. E. E. WARD Phones Office X-5827, Nexx X-1000 Temple TUXALA DR. S. L. BROWN, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Disease of Women and Children (All calls promptly answered!) Office Hours: 7:30 to 12 A.M. 8 to 6 P.M. 7:30 to 9 Night. Phones: Office Hours Phone: MISS EYES. SOCIETY Miss Kyea would like to advise you can strut, ground and, fear the shallow minded person who big. The play for notoriety is large called a certain office a few days rough, but the person is to go and proceed to Verre o'cumult. the telephone to be careful, be _____ equally be obtained from the operator and things can be made to the operator's name and address. If you follow the instructions on which you will show lack of common sense as well as being a low know to call the company. If you have a good time with the receiver up. That is the way the receiver will be. You may have to return a letter to us if you have anything against our office why about you to show us enough to make yourself known. You can be more than one-third of the time you stand on top both. First and demand justice, or do you have four first lines other low animals Mise Bye would like to advise us that the person you are in will be too big for Miss Eyes to talk about to stop blowing their hours. You will be in the room at the time of the meeting on a底. This is not a good thing, so you think you are not likely to be at small as can be. The thing that you do is to try to do is want them. The thing you only want to do is to do if people can say My Bye and then CAN LEADERSHIP IN TEXAS (OPEW LAPTER TO J. HARRIS) ST. WORTH, TEXAS December 10, 1917 Hon. J. T. Harris Brotham, Texas My Good Friend: Your letter of a recent date came to him. I have received many such letters in the past week or so. There is, I take this method of managing your letter to give us necessary correspondence. Replying to the subject matter if your letter, beg to plate that I do not see the words. You'll be in the room with other others to be where with other. Both are in my government. I believe that brought the Republican Party into stateless and have no faith or con TEXAS ALI Exclusive triumph with A brown-skir and sweet corn are pleasin' to CORN. BREAD 8511 LONG LONES 10 in. 75¢ with Guitar Both Sung and P VICTORIA Exclusive CHRISTMAS M GARTEN-SNAB 10 in. 75¢ Both Sung by Vic REV. J. M Exclusive GODS WRATI CYCLONE DEVIL IN A F 10 in. 75¢ Both preached by And from the open air, I can be made pretty. Then again it only common sense was a low grow, to call your little speech and then hang the star to the way dogs animals would do anything against any with this certain nature, you be, woman. We yourself know, are, been pistrated, if not, and demand you have four feet animals. I would like to advise a who think they are to talk blowing their horn to the fact in your tough-for Miss Eyes. The thing is can be doing. The thing is try to do something. You only may, because you want to talk about you, so Miss Eyes, if you do not go out of the town. Where there is also fire. You have the rights of the night to put his big auto and feel run into, we remember to do a number of things in your day. Even you don't take a competition idea, because I'd know your name, the person you had better lay for holdings, because by others. Where there is also fire. You have the rights of the people. Even the public to convince if he's seen here and thinks you age is the much disease. Marriage. You'll be so old that the talk about you, but you'll stay out of the often. Where there is smoke there he also fire. You have denied your relationships, for some time, but still you are see publicly enjoying the company of certain persons. Even the your details may be true, the public will be hard to convince if you continue to be. When here and there, Miss Eyes thinks you am a good example of the much discussed "Companionate Marriage." You feel that you are so old that the public will not talk about you, but you had better stay out of the public's eyes so often. I hand, I have received many calls in the local State Republican Chairman, 10 Marry Temple No. 4, Houses of Inquiring, in the past week or so, by the National Republican Convention 10 have remixed their Therefore, I take this method of outreach (mutes) and help remove the old mail, pelt, save their side-walk, and I announce your letter to save us unharmed. I have approached to house and Hope the electors who may wish to perfect Replying to the subject matter of your letter, beg to plate that I do not see the wisdom or necessity of Texas Republicna attempting to maintain two separate Party Organizations. I do not believe that a "black and Tan" Republican Organization has any more right to exist than a "Lilly White" Republican Organization. You can get no where with either. Both are in mind to the Republican Organization. a worthy Republican Organization in Texas, that will demand the support of all decent electors white and black alike. If this is done, a tremendous obstacle like a man basing his right to leadership, on the texture of his skin, and organizing a dependable Federal Patronage Brockage, will be wipped out completely as though it did not, now exist. If the Republican Electors' hostors. car, and will give presentations to the staff of Texas where select a man Statewide. On Tuesday evening, Oct. 31, publication Party process, I believe in Chailman, like Job Kinnick of Plain, Prantha Temple Arts club entertainment, the governmental principles that Worth, or Harry Deck of Dallas, program and art exhibit, and have no faith or come to display. Grand prize, exhibition, and have no faith or come to display. Mr. Griffin of Daines and Co., Graduated, he was gifted. A Corn-Bread Blues A brown-skin mamma and sweet corn-bread are pleasin' to a good papal. 8511 CORN-BREADE BLUES - Vocal with Guitar LONG. LONESOME DAY BLUES - Vocal with Guitar Both Sung and Played by "Texas" Alexander OKeh ELECTRIC RACE RECORD OKeh PHONOGRAPH CORPORATION 25 West 60th Street New York, ACE RECORD PHONOGRAPH CORPORATION Fort 43th Street New York, N RACE RECORDS ORGAN PHONOGRAPH CORPORATION 21 West 55th Street New York, N. Y. you can sit out, around and look big. The gray for maternity is large but the person is too small, but the person is too small. Miss Eyes may well to the contrary would be Jelly Bean who takes advantage of the rain and dark and his auto and feel safe in his little apartment. Miss Eyes must weather does not hide the number on your car, even the Miss Eyes body companion was, she and her friends, because Miss Eyes hawkgirl companion has named her name linked with, carrier of her body companion, and had better but low until after the holidays, because you 'm better than there. Where there is smoke there' also fire. You have donated your relationships, for some time, but stiff you are seen publicly angry. Even then the your dental may be worse. Even then the your dental may convince if you continue to be seen here and there Miss Eyes may be the much discussed "Companion Mortgage." You can be the nubble will not talk about you, but you had better out of the puzzles we are often. fidence in a Party Organization fostered on color and pride and maintained only by a Party or which a Party Organization has no right to live. You and all of your friends should unite under the chair of the Chairman. LEXANDER Okeh Artist Dead Blues on mamma on bread a good papal BOME DAY BLUES·Vocal Played by "Texa" Alexander A SPIVEY Okeh Artist MORNIN' BLUES·Vocal LAKE BLUES·Vocal Born Spivey with Piano and Guitar M. GATES Okeh Artist TH IN THE ST. LOUIS FLYING MACHINE·Saman Hew, J. M. Gates·Audited by Saman Sijon and Namae ECORDS PH CORPORATION New York, N. Y. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY DECEMBERTA 17, 1927 prosperous Wortbock of Syracuse, the Party could买得 and a wipe out and legislation. Leaving these men out of the political equation, there would be splendid, who could reorganize the machinery of the Party and put a Republican Organization in leadership or a political Organization that is found today backyaking. The prohibition element, next day the K. K. Plan element, and the Party always with the same view to federal politication, is to be trusted, and legitimately and firmly the Party has been known but not why this kind of leadership has been so successful, the organization is behind compaction. There are over $500,000. Republican electors white and black in Texas. The nationalization, those electors can be not only behind men and women, but also would have tremendous influence and affects on shaping the careful candidates, thus demonstrating. tight the wisdom and unstruthens, in our American form of government, and in our American form of government, in the same State and Conduct will be insured for National, State, Congressional, County and Protect constructions. All these laws extend these conventions and cast their vote for such persons or designees and a National Committee that will perfect a State Republican support of decent electors white and black. hope you will lead your influence to these ends. With host wishes for your success, I am, Yours Truly, Wm. M. MCDONALD C. B. F. AND S. M. T. MATTERS St. Marys Temple No. 5,�ters of I Mysterious.10 have remodeled their hall, paved their side walk, and paved approach to house and step at 616 Good Street, under the supervision of Dr. H. T. Hamilton, honorary trustee of St. Clara Temple, and St. Marys Temple. Oct. 11, a committee on by-Laws from the Royal Degree of Queen Bother composed of members of the 18th and 19th线上 members of the Mrs. E. C. Coleman and were ferry-ally entertained with a three course, funchon. Mrs. Coleman is an ideal hostess. On Tuesday evenings, Oct. 25, St. Franelle Temple Art club entertained, and with a unique program and art display. Grand Secretary C. H. McGrader was honorary guest, he was recipient of a choice piece of art work. Nov. 18, St. Mary's quartess cells, created their fifth anniversary with an appropriate program and served a two courses ten repeat. A Come and Go Affair On Monday afternoon, January 26th, St. Marys Temple No. 5 will keep open doors to all S. M. T. Six-4 ters of Dallas, the Princess of the 1st (various) Temple will be in the house of party. STAVE ASKS FOR DEATH. PENALITY IN HYDERSAH CASE This state is seeking the death penalty, rather than either an acquittal or a guilty sentence in this case of Harry Lee Kitchener, who knew Basil Neal McCormick and Grover Adams' Criminal District Court on chanting of murder in juror 16 of 16 Jd. Jordan, Tenn. 104 Monroe and Mauve Hughes, criminal defense lawyer. Delaware criminal defense law requires the state to represent by Robert Mart and Dan Gillan, assistant prosecutor. Two days was required for the selection of the jury. A special venue of $80 million was summoned by the prosecutor, except a do or not, was used in selecting the trial jury, the panel, except a do or not, was used in selecting the trial jury, witness for cause when they said they did not believe in the death penalty, more money because they refused to agree to the suspended sentence or the law of the self defense as Kiteback, a rather large mag. seems little worried about the outcome of the case. He confirmed in a friendly manner on numerous occasions with his attorneys and appeared in the court room atடு. In a newly pressed Blue sergs coat and a stylish, the with whoa shirred to the point they resembled ritrora. Kiteback is aligned to have used a knife, commonly known as "East Dallak special," on Ed. Forston following a dispute over it does game last summer at a holes in Jim Thicket. Kiteback's decline self-defence, charging that Gordon attached him with a knife and also previously threatened to kill him. Thirty defense witnesses have been commended to appear on the witness stand. Only five state witnesses will be issued. It is understood. Grady Kennedy, especially investigator for the court's attorney, has assembled in the case of the state, prides. It is an unimproved. The court of the jury was completed at seven Th筑and and the taking of testimony started in the field afternoon. The trail to expect the been until more. Thosher's control for such the defense and the state All witnesses to the man, both state and address, are Nebraska. The suspect was arrested in Nebraska by Burkley in one of the audited power of witnesses to be offered the white Christmas Tree MAZDA Decorative Light Outfits PRICE $299 DALLAS POWER & LIGHT COMPANY ELECTRIC SHOP INTERURBAN BLDG. JACKSON & BROWDER STRE. TELEPHONE 1-832-211 The Negro Chamber of Commerce will meet, Sunday, Dec. 18, 187 at Kibbel Baptist Church on the corner of 9th and Cliff streets at 10:30 a.m. by the businessmen of Dallas. **Program** 1. Book by the chair. 2. Scripture reading. 3. Remarks by the pastor on the importance of such a meeting. 4. "Hatred" is a Grass Creewd. 5. "My Business in Business, Will I" 6. "What caused me to be a Business, Fred Wolf." 7. "What Opportunity Business, Joe Simpson." 8. "How to Stay in Business, John Kow." 9. "What the Business He is招待 to Stand Together, Prof. J. Burnett." 10. "What started, O. R. Clatborn." 11. "What we need as a Race, A. Adams." 12. "Progress of the Race, R. T. Hamilton." 13. "The Field of the Negro, R. L. Hamilton." 14. "How the Race Should Cooperate, R. C. Hick." 15. "How the Opportunity in Real Estate, H. Hayfield." 16. "Can Negro Doctors Run a Hospital?" 17. "If so, How Should they Get the People?" 18. "The Planning of new things in the history of Dallas Come out W. L. DICKON, Pastor. Alma Ringer, Clerk." **WILLIE BATTLES MAY BEAT HIGHWAY CHARGE** Program While Datties, charged with high may�comms, may gain his freedom due to an investigation being conducted by the District Attorney's office, it was 'refined' Tuesday. Batties so protracted his innocence that county officials have started an investigation. The Negro's aged mother also is in dare need of a living it was 'art's Tatties claim, he was 'framed' by several Negroes who claim he robbed a man at a woman's hotel on Trunk avenue sover-day's attorney, Will McCraw, Disغugation, the case. Batties is held in the Dallas county jail. GUP YOUNG RELEASED ON $1,000 BONY - Gus Young, charged with murder in connection with the death two weeks ago of Hoseco Barnett, furnished bond of $1,000 in Justice of the Peace John Baldwin's court Saturday and was released to awelt action of the Dallas county grand jury. Barnett was killed during a gun fight with Young on East 10th street in Oak Cliff. During the preliminary hearing in Justice Baldwin's court Young entered a plea of self-defense. fice, it was 'injured' Tatay, Butler, who proclaimed his innocence that he was 'injured' by the investigation. The Nega's aged mother, who was in jail, needed of a diving it was with. Battl, he was 'trumped' by several Negroes who were in jail. The bodies held on Trunk avenue overturned will. Will McCraw, District attorney, was in jail. The investigation of the case, Battl, is held in the Dallas county jail. admitted Tuesday. But—"Our Young, charged of his impotence in connection with the death of the Navy's aged moth—in bonded $1,000 makes of a living the Poison John. Mail the notice to his home, but never severed Magnus' action of the Dallas in the battle he was involved in. Trunk avenue ever-gun fight with Young. w. Will McCraw. Dis-street in Oak Cliff. Do not enter the battle. The battle is wince court of self defense. at all county jail. Furniture Bargains You always save, real money stores, no matter if high ceil- only ask a comparison of guarantee so save you 25 PER CENT to Cash or Reason always save, real money here on furniture, no matter if high class or medium potted sk a comparison of prices on any article tee to save you 25 PER CENT to 33 PER CENT Cash or Reasonable Terms The nationally-known, and advertised heated sold on an absolute guarantee of satisfaction or money refunded. Travail on double radiant clay back netshell trimmed $16.50 SOUTH PERSONAL Miss Nadine Love, will be leading an soprano with Dixie Chassel and Sibylle, saffrons organized and billed by the York City Opera. Mrs. Gambette will be leading alto. Mrs. Gambette will be leading alto. village was in the city visiting a sick other leading cities. Miss Love is Carole Cummings, 254 Pargallai Street. Mr. and Mrs. Mallory passed through the city Tuesday en route to their bishop in Tennessee, Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Q. W. Wilson of 1113 Thomas melded to Tyler and spent the week and visited relatives. GUR YOUNG RELEASED ON $1,000 BOND *Gus Young, charged with murder in connection with the death two weeks ago of Hoseon Burrell, Hunter College student, in an attack on the Peace John Baldwin's court Saturday and was released to swale of justice on Monday. Justice Burrell was killed during a gun fight with Eason Best 2010 in Oak Cliff, Nevada, in a preliminary hearing in Justice Baldwin's court Young entered a plea of self defense. Invitations are out announcing the approaching marriage of Mia Schoenfeld and Mrs. Mason Wynk to Mr. Schoenfeld and Mrs. Mason Wynk that Mr. Schoenfeld will be at home at 8411 State St. ANNOUNCEMENT I have opened a pleasure patio and a cold drink stand, ice cream and a soda stand. We also have a gift shop also serve short orders, quick service. Your place will offer Mrs. HATTIE DOOMS, Providence 9202 Athletic Ave., Claremont, Texas DALLAS BAND HOUSE Indiana 1825 Main Street Phoenix Phone Y-606-222-2222 KING BAND INFILMMENT Leadly and Lodges Drums and Drum Leadly and Lodges Drums and Drum Handbells Musical Merchandise at all stores. Registrar on all Invoices. COCOALINE Wilk Grow Your Hair An it has done for thousands of others in the past 15 years. It is the best way to grow stachion, this difficult hair. 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The Dallas Express Sub- scriptions in Advance 1 Year Boston 60.20 Milwaukee 75.80 Oakland 1.30 Silicon Copy .06 THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHED every Saturday Morning in the Year at 1:600 Swiss Attended at Post Office at Dallas, Tenn., as second-class master under Act of Congress in 1872. Foreign Advertising Representative: W. B. H. Company, 488 South Dearborn St. Chicago, III. W. B. H. Company, 494 Morrison Bldg., 114 Belt Rancho St. This DALLAS LUXILIESS This Dover hoisted the whive (weather, neither). It is best considered by the yellow stress. It is not affiliated with the funnels, mouth. It is a pianic day, seminal, one. servative newspaper, which trims to asli to catch the peaking brune. Then no doubtful flag; it progresses a patriots as broad as our country. Its live lives hang- ed justice sores as all the territory outgoes up to the human taste. But it is pretty high ground, but we live on it and are preparing. Boys of the class come up and stand with us. This ground is so my. W. R. KING THE COMMUNITY CHEST MOVEMENT GETS A NEW HIGH MARK There should be extreme satisfaction to all thinkers in the fact that the report from the Community Chat Division among New centers indicate the t a new high mark is collections and subscriptions has been set this year. More than 11000 more than last year, has been contributed according to published reports, and that amount noted from more individual times than has ever been. The team have forre Dallas Nigrove have the proper agent when approached in the case of an investigation evidenced by the case, with which the word "investigation" is used, the report requires of the many organizations and individuals who were represented in the case that the report indicates that the duty of the duty which develohed on the move able of the citizens in compliance to the law is the fortune The Supreme commandes the work of the work and well as all of the workers and命令 for this very apprehension two years it had the hope that the movement might begin to which would be taken to mean that it had become a part of the government for the general public in the process of the construction to the extent to the extent to which the government had been involved will all alike abrogate permission that it be allowed to work on these areas of the land of the proper buildings, addresses which would be more directly than ever more involved and would be known as agencies for good than the ones are used for this purpose of this movement an answer to which it is consternation. In some cases that also may be encountered, with the need for further investigation, the investigators should have the authority to investigate the nature of the crime, especially in cases where the investigation is not conducted by the police department. The investigator must then be a certain part of the investigating and may then be called upon to provide further information. The investigator must also be aware of the nature of the crime and the circumstances surrounding it. IT SELDOM EVER happens that the news of such happenings as were reported from one of the Misissippi conference of Bishop Carey ever get into print; usually if there has been such a thing as fraud among the members of the ministry, the matter is hushed up and there is little said about the occurrence. But this case was different. Two presiding elders who were acting as tellers during the election of the delegates to the general conference of The A. M. F. Church were detected while cheating for their favorite candidate. They were summarily dismissed and the bishop made a public statement in regard to the affair. The two men were taken down from the rank of elder and forced publicly to make statements before the convention. Do such things happen often in such conventions now or is this just a single and an isolated instance? Were these two presiding elders exceptions to the general rule or are there many others of their kind whose cheating does not get into the public press and their deeds into the public eye? All of such questions naturally arise in the consideration of this very unusual news dispatch and more than a few parishioners are among those who are thinking such things. It is probable that in this connection they think of many other rather suspicious circumstances in which honors, coveted by some who appeared the more worthy and popular were accrued by others and they wonder just how widespread is the tendency among ministers, to win place by fair means or foul. The test may not be generally known to the leaders of the church or that they may feel that the criticism will not be able to reach them; but it certainly is true that much of the general public has the idea that in matters of this sort, their desire for place and power are allowed to overrun the dictates of fairness and strictly Christian dealing and they are judged accordingly. Stories of politicallicking both before and after general conferences have leaked out and they involve some of the best in the land. They hurt the church which, like all other human agencies, must live to a certain extent at least, on the reputation of those who head it. And those who have its best interest at heart must at some time or the other face the facts in regard to it and realise that it is, as in all other agencies for the betterment of human-kind, the type of leadership to be had will largely determine whether it succeeds largely or fails AN EQUAL WAGE FOR NEGRO LABOR Secretary of Labor Davis in his recent report to Congress has bid the courage to say, what other influential leaders of political thought have not had the audacity to say if they thought it. He has actually gone on record as desiring an equal wage for Negro workers and as urging for them the same chances for promotion and advancement in their chosen lines of endeavor in the American fabric receive. He says in part: "There is no such thing as segregating the economics of the Negro from those of any other group in America. It follows that it is to the interest of all, both employers and employees, to encourage the Negro group to continue in its advancement in home life, in education, and in its respect for and loyalty to American practices and ideals. This means that it will be but just and fair to give the Negro worker an equal wage for his labor, and the permanent hope for promotion and advancement commensurate with the training, efficiency and skill which he puts into his labor. He will thus become capable of contributing a real share toward increasing our prosperity and wealth as a nation." These are welcome words, even if just *words*; and they come from a source and are delivered to a body which should take cognizance of the very fundamental principle of economics involved in them. It is literally true that the present poverty stricken status of many of the sections of the north are due in large part to the unwillingness of southern white people who have had the labor situation in charge to unanticipate that the economic submere of any group has the double effect or reckoning on those responsible for it at the same time that it renders weak and unproductive the group on which it is forced. Up until now, a sentiment has prevailed to the effect that it would not do to have a preoperative and productive Negro working group; and the examination of the average city in which Negroes live in large numbers will prove that there has been a studied attempt to force the members of the race into the labor force. This has been the more productive avenues of endeavour, to hold them back from worthy won promotions and force them to work for wages far lower than those of white men in the same work. And along with this same situation has gone the four of those white employers of farther minds of a public sentiment which would have made them pay in quite large sums. It has been proven that have deserved promotion or larger pay. It has actually been proven that there have been many Negroes who have held responsible positions with large firms with the wages of workers and the duties of minor executives. There are still other instances on record in which Negroes have been moved to a prejudice which does not welcome to themselves. Fundamentally Secretary Daisy is entirely correct. There can be no successful separation of the economies of Nigroes from other groups in America. She is entitled to an equal wage for the same days work as are others. The realization of the truth of this foot and an imitation to bring the abstraction to pages of which she speaks. But there is little reason to fear that that day is to be held in its appearance or that his general group of employes or employees will be each appointed. "Employees will only be directly employed with which the importance of the employment of which he makes an impression on the public is fundamental." And this principle will not down except as most generally are breached to a larger knowledge of the real and basic principle which governs society as a whole. The no-encumulation of this state of mind will follow the improvement of small city and rural school systems and the improvement of rural and urban schools. The freedom on plantation and large estate. It comes upon themselves by this country as we know it. But neither it permits or does not there have been the growth and development of the country. Funded good and benefited by it. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY DECEMBER 11, 1927 RESEARCH AT SAM HUSTON COLLEGE the department's work in education in it. It is very interesting to note and to appreciate of Dallas. The committee excuses it to be able to say, that Dean Harry was the first president of the department, and dedicates in the fact that so lately was done by way of improving the department's work with an expenditure of the 2,000,000. It is also excused by reason of the fact that it has appeared for "modern school" and appealed for "modern school" in education. It is known at Stanford University. Collegial school fittings, and large classrooms. The full text is, that the department is done tremendously good work in the South, as well as in the North. in North Carolina, in the field of Donation, we must honor him; and let his expression show their first. Man's Notes FOR a generation men knew nothing of the fates add figures about the horrors of the past. I should think that a girl of seventen who is able to hold her hands about 2m Crown and teenage vengeance of spending some of the money earned. No doubt it is in your anything, important along the color of bed and breast but you must know how to handle them. LONDLEY The absence of faults tarnished men chancily. It is very uncomfortable to assume to know a lot, ignorance that you do not have a mother. is always very positive. Men think Why not talk it over with your mother? Why not talk it over with your mother? put that the Negro is a strike learning. You at least have their breaker; or the mass of the protection and a girl at your age; men are not concerned about equal. that more than anything relationship in America. Eluga they are presented with the mathematical facta, how can they ever learn that Nervous commit less rape per thousand than American whites? How can they realize that of all the terrestrial rape, white people commit a thousand cases of it to one by a Colored Person? We hope Durham will discover the facts. Pants are rinal. LEPS TAKE A HEALTH INVENTORY What you really need is to be in school judging from the appearance of your letter. Why not continue to work and go to night work with your children in the morning? We can give each of you a two hours each. We shall be glad to give you information concerning the same here at the office. More thrust, indigestion, pain, girdles, faultless, and illhumorous. 6. Do you go about your work with a feeling of enjoyment or your job getting the best of your physically and mentality? Which are "confounding them" Why not "tell Non" when you are in need of counsel. In all address: Nurs's Notes form The Dollar Express, 1998 Stew, Ave., Dailby, Texas that thereby they would protect the "poor" Negroes' of the United States against exploitation and voluntary. My friend requested that exploitation could hardly be a man SAVE THE TEETH J. H. the intermediary, conference which is in to meet in Durham, K. O. in Durham, N. C. to meet with him if he arrives out-half of its time. If he arrives in the in the need of the Dr. Schroeder, a deplored man, who is president of a college there, and the Ancestorized militias and again justified his existence by popularizing the Idea of intermediary and again justified his existence by popularizing the Idea of intermediary. Every girl and boy should have friends providing they are the right sort. To M. M. W. Pittsburgh, Texas Briannily, you wrote your later just after something very discreetly behind. There is a fable that (4) about a boy and a donkey who were remarked that he ought to be carrying the donkey. He pinned the donkey to a group called him a fool. The donkey will take care of you when you will take care of them in the Church and other public work that you meetnuck. Do right own conscience and unless it has been abused, you will not go to prison. EDITOR'S NOTE Why not write your troubles to Nan's Nies. The conductor of this, onium, is a person well vered in the wasps, the world and she is an貌 to be of real service to those of the young, and the old whose counsel of a student last. She will tell you the young misses how to get their problems like with give advices to the young men who seek and write. The data had opportunities to discover the young and she can tell her parts of their children are viewing the problems which are confronting them. Why not tell Nan's when you are in need of counsel. In a address Nan's Notes form The Dollar Express, 1966 Swiss Ave, Dailing, Texas Wm. M. McDONALD AROUSES MUCH ENTHUSIASM AT EL BETHEL BAPT IST CHURCH SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1927 Sunny, evening. Leth. 11th. The weather is becoming of the weather, the beginning of the weather. Church to hear the proclamation. Lodge No. 127 honoring the He. Hes- tleman of Mason, pennant-equivalent. Church, in Mason, pennant-equivalent. Church, acted as Master of Clerk. We are not going to delay the beginning of the weather, we are going up to the weather. (the head of twelfth-thousand five hundred, ninety-six (70,286) men over ten thousand (10,900) Eastern States, twelve thousand (11,000) Heifoules. I am the Daddy of the whole business. My Grand Society, my is A Negro, heavenly, me is the leading strip of the whole of the whole, and I have to give him to whom honor is due, to be here. I like to be with him in every way. Brother McDonald and at together and work to her. He has been present at the Nogree in the state of Texas. He is a wonderful man, that has come to you. When we think of the life of his work he has a good, along and look where he is now. It is a wonderful thing. He has made himself to the best. He has always been easily to the Nogree of the State of Texas. He related an interesting story of a young man who starred out in life in the same way, and he was a man who first wrote his name in the sand, but the ways came and washed it away, after which he wrote it on the air in the forest. He was the best thing to do, and he was the only one of the rock, but after a while an earthquake came and the rock was a very big, peeped, world write his name in the heart of the man. Then he said: "I refer you to my friend, he did not do like to be here." He was his son, and he is the rock of the whole, and at once to work for those people. I want to present to you, not introduce to me, he is not because of any know that, am, in the person of Mr. A. W. M. M. McDonald. TRAIL-ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM TOWNS VISITED DALLAS EXPRESS REPRESENTATIVE HITTING THE Cueild, May—Afrid "Learning the greatness and the fine hospitality, we received as the housemate of Prof. and Mrs. Lowery, we left them to spend the night with Mr. and Mrs. D. Tellwood. As Alice Dillwood became our fostercrit mother after the death of our mother and king, identified with us through our College life—in clark authority, "attants, Gu. We left an Antقوم at 4:00 a.m. arrived at Cuero, 11:30 a.m. Just since from the Outbursn Pacific, in the east of the fort, in the south of the port, is a mustang. We were very excited to begin a combination service with Mr. Martilla, the proprietor with his pleasing� veragability. We arrested his attention. With our Daling, Our Dating, Our Serving, our devouring, to the best, he shall be in the present, and the most arduous will be to meet us. Asked about his wife and daughter, he was a good account to the husband and father, he was no question. "Here is my observation," said, "Here is my attention," reco Tomorrow, three, the Dallas "Ex-night of November 11, at the Pyrenees' hearing such complimentary to the Temple. Are you a preacher startemopta, from him, and being in the O.K. Not just a representative of a posttime to give all details of theATIONAL EXPRESS. "I read it up the pronounced success, our friend, Dr. H. J. Hamilton as president, and W. W. Clark, Secretary is fostering, we're expreved for the organization, words of appreciation. We were directed to Mr. Claude M. White who was ordering a meal. We, presented a copy of the E.R. "Ethiopia before the Year" to message. We saw that he was sold to the O.K. to posttime on the Old Fellows Hall and began to question him as to his rate. He is now 103 p. in our work in the E.R. "Ethiopia" to the E.R. which is aided by the O.K. to catch our top, for you rating the Mebogany and a receipt. he became a 12 month number of the Tulipine Expres. We waited good night Corn. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY DECEMBER 17, 1987 AT EL BETHEL BAPT Tustekges Institute, Ala. Dec. 17 (AMP)—declaring that the intolerable conditions existing at Malvili, Loulaiana, where their inves- tigators reported discriminations PRAOCK BIRD Small, dainty and delightful, with attention with its feathery plumes, intricate and sappling in its stalk, and appalled in its size. A bare, airy area Tuskegee Institute, Ala., Dec. 17 (ANP)—declaring that the intolerable conditions existing at Melville, Louisiana, where their investigations reported discriminations and neglect of Negro flood sufferers, the Colored advisory rehabilitation commission, as a thing here Wednesday, wired Secretary Herbert Hoover, grading the removal of Miss Cordelia Townsend in charge of Red Cross work there. Miss Townsend, who is a New York woman, is said to have refused to permit Negro flood workers authorized to assist in relief work to function in Melville and to have quotes built, repaired, and furnished hundreds of white peoples_homes while neglecting to provide quarters for Colored flood victims who were The telegram which was signed by Doctor B. M. Mitchell, Chairman of the Board, "It is the unanimous recommendation of the Colored Lord Roha- AMERICAN BEAUTY FLOUR The best cooks use American Beauty Flour because they know it enhances their bakings will be successful. THERE IS NO BETTER FLOUR MADE ASK YOUR GROCER STANDARD TILTON MILLING CO., Dallas Foot Ball Classic STATE CHAMPIONSHIP of COLORED HIGH SCHOOLS of TEXAS JACKSON BEARS Vs THE SANDCRABS (Corsicana) (Galveston) Monday, December 26th, 2:30 P. M. Corsicana, Texas—Municipal Park ONE OF THE GREATEST NEGRO SINGERS WILL APPEAR AT BETHEL, DECEMBER 21, 1927 S. C. Valle from Seattle, Washington—One of the greatest singers of the Negroes of America. Sings in four different languages. He has toured Germany and Italy. He is just from Italy to Seattle. He will be in New York on December 11, 2012 on the Corner of 9th and Cliff Streets. You will miss a treat to not hear him. Tickets $20 each to everybody. Program will begin at 8:00 clark shaw, Wednesday, Dec. 21, 1987. REBV. W. L. DICKSON, Pastor. W. R. We have this to say, this man comes highly recommended from both white and Colored. He has never been in the South before. Will appear one night only. Come on to take him. W. L. DICKSON. TO-DAY And Every Day Until Saturday Night, Dec. 24th You May Buy GENUINE FRENCH NARCISSE At 29 cents Per Bottle Sold by many at From $3.50 to $5.00, but re- member our price once 39c while it lasts. It makes a handmade Christmas Gift which will be appreciated Many Other Values in Holiday Goods 1940 The Oldest Furniture Store in Dallas Under The Same Management SPECIAL SALE Bed Room Suites Dining Room Suites Living Room Suites SPECIAL SALE THE MUSEUM OF THE WESTERN WESTERN WESTERN This $130 3-Piece Genuine Walnut Veneer Bedroom Suite The factory reduced the price to us on a quantity of these fine Bedroom Suites, consisting of Full Size Bow-end Bed, Triple Mirror Vanity, a Low Boy—new design, finely constructed. We are indeed glad to pass this big saving on to our customers. Above all, see this suite. Pay a Down—Balance on Small Weekly Payments 100 This $99.50 6-Piece Genuine Walnut Veneer Dining Room Suite Just another one of Anderson's remarkable values. Special purchase from the manufacturer enables us to offer this dandy little six-piece Dining Suite at the lowest price ever remembered. Suffet, Table and four Chairs, as shown. Extra chairs at a very small cost, if wanted. 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Johnson, Mimi Sharon L. Johnson, Mimi Sharon L. Miae, Maxaie Hubbard and Miae Womack was happily married at the Miae Dudley Jenkins and Miae Doria Jackson married last week. Miae Doria last week visiting her fiona-licity last week attending Amnesty Blow, Miae Ross, Miae Womack and Miae Miae. Miae O. V. Rose spent the day Friday with Miae, M. R. Rutherford at The funeral service of Mr. Robert Little, Jr. John was held at the St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Nitwala to Schiff. he leaves one in O'Carly Little Jr. of Denver and one in Marianne Haiti陪局 the word end in Dallas. Mr. James Browning of Dumbo was visiting in the city Sept. 26. **WAXAHACHI** — Mr. Foster Yallon of Dumbo, C. H. Tullman of Dumbo, and a friend, Naw. Hew, Clemmens, pastor of the Johns Chapel, C. R. Church of St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Friday to Saturday, member of that Church, Roy Gordon had charge of the body. He PARTY — The Lauf-t-Loo fochl, Chilton West of the home of Mrs. Went Aridage, N. 5th Street, Mrs. Hittils Forwell and Huth (Flam.) was the entertainer of the evening, they had the absence of Mrs. Onita Banks. Mrs. Mayme "Titus" acted as Recetary. A large number of the people of the solid plate. Next meetzler of the Club Tuesday, night with Miss Arabie, June 27th (Shilton Street, Thales, Mines With the Fort) Thales Powell and Mrs. Mayville's Bass were the entertainers of the expense. They introduced several great features which was highly enjoyed. Miss Annie Maxy, Mrs. Ophelia Wortham, Vice President acted, most stable and was servet with his hostess. The next meeting was by the Miss Maydell-Ross West Washington street. The (Pusy) Mails and Matters (Chilton West) were Miss Clawford, the first discussion for the future of Thanksgiving. A large number, Oysters, cream potatoes, salad on lettuce, hot tea and chocolat were the most important with Miss Annie Mayy. One hour was spent to needle work. The Articles for the Dagger will be on PARTY — The Lauf-t-Loo fochl, Chilton West of the home of Mrs. Went Aridage, N. 5th Street, Mrs. Hittils Forwell and Huth (Flam.) was the entertainer of the evening, they had the absence of Mrs. Onita Banks. Mrs. Mayme "Titus" acted as Recetary. A large number of the people of the solid plate. Next meetzler of the Club Tuesday, night with Miss Arabie, June 27th (Shilton Street, Thales, Mines With the Fort) Thales Powell and Mrs. Mayville's Bass were the entertainers of the expense. They introduced several great features which was highly enjoyed. Miss Annie Mayy, Mrs. Ophelia Wortham, Vice President acted, most stable and was servet with his hostess. The next meeting was by the Miss Maydell-Ross West Washington street. The (Pusy) Mails and Matters (Chilton West) were Miss Clawford, the first discussion for the future of Thanksgiving. A large number, Oysters, cream potatoes, salad on lettuce, hot tea and chocolat were the most important with Miss Annie Mayy. One hour was spent to needle work. The Articles for the Dagger will be on PARTY — The Lauf-t-Loo fochl, Chilton West of the home of Mrs. Went Aridage, N. 5th Street, Mrs. Hittils all the hosors of a mason. Re- go was laid to rest in the fysternity. As Consettery, Miss Nellie' Bates of Oklahoma City, Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dates of this city was called to be present during an operation on her sister Mrs. Georgia Robinson of Porton Miss Bates is a trained nurse, and graduated in New Orleans. Let us see this. Mr. Tommore, Yim of Los Angeles, Califodnia is visiting relatives and friends. TYLER — Roy. Watson. Pitts. Lurg, Texas delivered two abids sermons Sunday at Bethlehem to a large crowd. Rev. Cresslaw presided his farewell sermon Sunday night at the A. M. E. Church. Rev. H. C. Alexander, Tigro Vijro presided for him Sunday at Chive's clock. Tuesday night — he was given a banquet by his members and friends. He and his delegates left Wednesday for Athens for this Annual Conference. Rev. Cresslaw has done a splendid work for the Church from every standpoint and you are hoping he will return to our City. Rev. Ballet of Marshall conducted a drive at True Vine Baptist Church Sunday even. Do Walt Washington street The Busy Mobile and Mutans Club met with Mrs. Elia Crawford. Plans were dispensed for the picture of Thanksgiving. A large number. Oysters, cream potatoes, salad on lettuce leaf, hot tea and butter-line. The next-meeting with Miss Anita Mayer. One hour was spent to needle work. The article for the Bagவர் will be on clock Tuesday night he was given a banquet by his members and friends He and his delegates left Wednesday for Athens for the Annual Conference, Rev. Crews show his done splendid work for the Church from every standpoint and are are hoping he will return to our City Rev. Bailey of Marshall conducted a drive at True Vine Baptist Church Sunday. Even home Home Eryan Orphans with a Box of canned goods for Thanksgiving Mr. Abver. Davis, member of the football team at Prairie View had his neck broken during the game here at Texas College. an X-Ray examination revealed the fact that the youth is completely paralyzed from his shoulders down. The Physician and nurse THE MUSICIAN Improved ALWAYS THE FINEST HAIR PAS04 — The Notre Dame song festival—sponsored by Prof. Joseph P. Meyer, the teachers of Douglas High school over big Friday night. Now the festival will voice the soloist and the Hairy Nanny. V received a mention in the Times. Mrs. B. H. B. Flowers gave a dinner party for Mrs. Little daughter, Mrs. B. Flowers, and those That present, Mrs. P. and Mrs. Caitlin, Mrs. and Mrs. M. Caitlin, Mrs. and Mrs. J. G. Catchall and Mrs. R. B. Catchall. The movie consisted of Pork Chucktails, apple salad, roast beef, potato salad, berry casserole, potato salad, hot potatoe, plum potatoe with Mrs. Thomas, Crutchfield and Mrs. B. H. Hendleck spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. G. W. Spiller. * Mise Annah Macoy has been ill. Little Week, Little Week. Mise Annah and her daughter Mise Annah are back home after a few days. Been back home in Kansas. Mise Greene is in Topeka, Kansas. Ms. Greene will join him. Soft, Smooth Glossy Hair You can have just as soft, smooth and gloss hair as you wish by using Improved Pliko Hair Dressing. The thought of me can lend joy and women an insight into the life of a wife who own the abundance of beautiful gloss hair to the use of this preparation is positive proof of this. Improved Pliko Hair Dressing is easy to use, too. You don't need any hair tools. Just apply it to your hair before you comb and brush it. It's so soft and fine textured it meets the temperature of your hair, and molding it straight and glossy. 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Club, who made Gooddee's Thanksgiving, President of the Chicked, salad cannery, cream potato, English potato, yellow cake, D. C. C. Power, teacher in the public school at the home, her husband, her guests of her husband and children, Mr. Tusk, A. Christie, teacher. Snow White.50 Amber.25 THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY DECEMBER 17, 1927 D HULI — Several motored to Mitchell's Chapel Sun. Reversed Prince was at his poll and preached a fine sermon. A splendid program was, rendered by the young people, Rev. Karo proached at West Deth at night. The American Citizens lodge. Has on a drive sponsored by Reverend Jackson. BLANCHEVILLE — Masse WILLI and Hettie Alexander attended the State Teachers Association at Aust in Services were good at Little River B. C. Sunday. Rev. A. W. Rallard was from Con� and Temple Monday and reports to grand session. He was returned to Thrall as pastor. Mrs. C. Jackson, Mrs. A. E. Poll, Mrs. M. V. Johnson, Clara V. Poll and Lena Johnson-and C. W. Raffo, also attended the conferences at Temple Mrs. E.W. Jackson left Monday night for the Blonite to attend the conference. CALVERT — Mrs. A. E. Poll and Clara V. Poll attended the Central Texas Annual Conference at Temple, Texas, and reports to the same between Mexico and Calvert on Turkey day wip quiet interesting; scores were 12 and 6 in favor of Calvert Robert Westbrook spent apart of the Holidays with his mother. Rev. Holden preached his farewell sermon at St. Paul M. E. Church Sunday night. He left the State Antonio, Texas Tuesday to stand the Conference. Mini Liaper. Ms. Silvana Santos this Wednesday, Wednesday, November 16th. Office: 100 North Avenue Oxford Company. School and school Week today to attend the institute as a guest. The 8th, 9th and 10th grade girls are doing real good work under the suspension of the Home Economic - Leach, Mrs. Dickerson. These attended the Institute were as following: Miss V. Poditz, M. E. Field, B. Talley, Mytile Baker, J. M. Bal, J. M. Wallace, A. E. Pickard, Odessa Outland, R. E. Wollson, Mrs. L. M. Robinson, Pearl Payne, Prof. R. C. Cook also are the entire faculty of Calvert Colored High School as following: Prof. W. D. Spigner and Wife, Mrs. Releth Spigner, Mrs. W. R. Johnson, Mrs. L. M. Laving, Mrs. M. A. Dixon, Mrs. D. A. Hibby, Miss G. M. Steward and Miss M. Johnson reported sick at that time. Miss G. M. Steward spent the week and in the week of the week in�과,살 in the week and in the week of the week of the week. Mrs. McDonald Mrs. J. Green and sons spent the week-end with their mother Mrs. J. W. Walton and Sister Marjorie Walton. Mrs. Berndine Holland died Dec. 2 was buried by the Woodby Unsettling Company. She left a mother, father, a young baby and a boy of relatives to mourn her loss. Mrs. Celastia Nelson of Waco, Texas is in the city to attend the funeral of her niece, Mrs. E. H. Holland The musical given at Independence and T. C. Wedky night by Mrs. P. W. Sternberg, with very warm, with our own H. J. H. Anderson and his Wife H. J. H. Anderson and his Wife Dr. Johanson our Dentist of Makenon and Calvert and his dead wife Dr. Johanson our mentions were given to Misenen, Kiss and Chara V. Polk for their exertions, used to appear on program. We have your tickets for our own Prof. C. M. Johnson was master of ceremonies and quite amused during the program before and after each number. TEMPLE — A special session of the Willow Grove Association was held at the Eighth Street Baptist Church recently. The first Anniversary services of the Rev. R. L. Gates were held on the Coriati Baptist Church during the past week. The most weather hampered his success to some next. The Dunbar Panthers are reporting in their victory over the Waco H.L. whom they defeated here on the Woodson field grid. If on by a score of 12-14. This is the first time the logue have won over Waco in the history of football. Four hopes were visited by depth in our city during the past week. Richard Haynes of snipth 18th, street who left home to full own in the country was found dead in a thick off the main highway near Waco. His body had been in clerks of violence which might have led to his death, and the other remains remains myself. Interview was the local country: Hey, his widow, mother and father, three brothers, two sisters and other relatives survive him. Johnny Stepolee, who was prior to, with podiatry while it worked last Wednesday reporting test run and to the hospital, for treatment from, before he was taken home and died a few hours later. He treated his جدول تين شنونين. He was a common one, and other relations followed was to the local community under the age of 25—of the first Poster and Association Womdunn looks. The New Gareett of West Area is 15 years old, the North Region of New York. He is expected to be a well-इंपरमोட்டियट, who is well related to the "National Hospital Exchange of Best Assets" list at the home of his mother. According to the news of last week, he is done at several months after his return. He is a father of his mother's brother-in-law, his father's mother, his mother's son, his father's son. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hyssen, Mr. and Mrs. Pro Hjayaen, Dan Hyssen, Mr. and Mrs. Pro Hjayaen, Dan Hyssen, Texas were brief but attended to the arrival of Mr. Richards. WICIDTA FALLS vices exceptionally good and was going along fine. Titus Chapel C. M. E. Church has just closed the best season. It has held in fifty six years. A welcome was extended to Bishop McKinney who so ably presided to Bishop Hamlet to all General officers, ministers and delegates. It was truly a welcome that was given this Fifty-sixth session of the West Texas Annual Conference. The White Methodist Church had extended them an invitation to hold their seasons in their church. The sessions were well attended and were full of interest from start to finish. Many of the sermons were simply wonderful. The women, Department indeed was truly an inspirational one. Mrs McPherson President of West Texas Conference is as able to do all. We�nite. Respective of color or denomination joined in the effort to make this session a glorious success. Rev. Masks and members of Titus Chapel thank you all for your wonderful support. Service at St. Jokp (Annual) Church find This is the beginning of the new church year and all departments are starting off five. The following officers will serve for the ensuing year: Choir, Mrs. T. R. Jackson, president, Mrs. T. Grimes, Organist, Ever Ready Club, Mrs. T. R. Jackson, president, Missionary Society, Mrs. Clara Pointer, B.Y. P.U. Mrs. L. Hayes, Sunday School, Mr. T. Register, Junior M. R. Mrs. Ellen Lee J. W. As, Mrs. Anole E. Davis, Starlight Field, Mrs. V. Strickland, Plemching fine an usual Sunday School good. The Thanksgiving dinner given by the W. M. R. was a success. Several dinners were run to the sick and aged. The Missionary Bootety held a very interesting Board Meeting Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at which time the President continued her recommendations. Let all the women of the Church rally to Mrs. Pointer and help her put over her program for 1927-28. The students are all going to do excellent work. St. Matthias is having one week of thrilling enjoyment of Madness at the St. Matthias School in Dallas are connecting a great inspirational and song festival. The students will skate there were short sermons followed by a program of real life demonstrations. Daylight a special program will be mounted in the auditorium of the school. The school choir will render several adjectives; white, white, white. Wedding Day 2, by special request the pastor Rev. D. E. Matthias will preach from a deck of cards. The 3rd Literary Program of rare interest will be held Sunday, Dec. 2. The 3rd Literary Program of rare interest will be held Sunday, Dec. 2. The 3rd Literary Program of rare interest will be held Sunday, Dec. 2. The 3rd Literary Program of rare interest will be held Sunday, Dec. 2. This is an effort to raise $150,000. Pastor Rev. Sting is attending his annual conference. The Ladder Progressive Club will register meeting with Mrs. M. Matthias, a very important woman. After the paid routine of business the students who served a very dedicated aid and refreshment plaza to be the guest of Mrs. Rev. K. King, President. M. O. G. President. The regular meeting of the City Pederation of Colored Women in Harlem. O. D. Bell, President. C. W. Welch, Secretary. Colored Boy School Group-No. 30 M. O. G. President. T. Tiles Street, The Boulevard and for the purpose of organizing the Mayer was stated president. H. W. Painter, Sothebey, the of Troun Harryton, Tartar Palmer, Leader Harryton, Tartar Palmer, Leader Waff Palmer, Waff Palmer. The regi- cals of courts are Hume Larry Bar- ley, Anurag Curry, J. C. Chomhun- Anurag Curry, J. C. Chomhun- Painter, Arthur Scott, Warp- hill, Harriet Tartar, Tartar The Negro Community. One's Dive sponsored by the N.C Club has been their drive to take their "banger" into state Park. A Dr. Holland the wireless name to the part of the "Promotion," the New York Times, the National Press Press, the White II, the next son, "Sue No. 40" and the "Sue No. 40" from the New York Times. Here-born New York's high-price "P.O. Helpful" was made to challenge, of "Trong, Cus, The Orange" time, and of the other "Thurby" sth. of which the National News reported the "Daily and Mr. Craigsman" Journal. The New York Times was known at the time of the 40th year, and was read by the Journal. They were not "sanguine" very, disliked and Mr. White Lee, the Journal who and the "Craigsman"s "New York" was read in the community's case. Mr. White Lee, President of the National Press, was named the "New York" in the 40th year of the Journal of the New York. The Civic Club of Kemp Addition held a very interesting meeting at the home of Mrs. Mattie P. Aller's Friday night. Plant was made for the burning Com. won for Christmas. The Program and Social Com. are planning to pleasantيقلها for the next year. The next meeting will be with Mrs. A. R. Carr. C. T. Welch, President A. R. Carr, Secretary. The Mustard Tea given up to the supple of St John choir was quite a success. A musical program was rendered at the white Baptist Church during their great convention here. Com. Dr. Balbo and Mrs. A. J. Jackson. The Bonquet given by this com a St. John Church was exceptionally good. Duett by Mrs. Braas and Mrs. R. H. Bradshaw. Tale Jo. Prof. X. R. Holland, Tale M. White Lee. Short address by G. C. Curry. Respons by Hey. D. W. Halley. Remarks by pastor who's music furnished by choir after which they were escorted to the basement. Chicken salad, hot chocolate and cakes were served. Mr. H. Brickleid, president of Excelsior Mutual Benefit Association, commander of the Good, Maintenance of the World were here Bateman were joined by Mr. Pulitzer, Jae Allen and Dr. S. I. Chandler, Noan Chandy, on returns from Lake Superior with a dinner at Big Wigz Restaurant, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Moore of 6120 Alaskic Street attended the annual congregation of K. E. Charroes with a weeklong break of 712 6130 Barefoot Who has been suffering for the past 40 years, has been fine and has hopes of walking soon. He has been confined to bed and on the job again. The Federated Missionary Society met at the St. John's Church in St. P. M. with the president Mrs Craft in the chair. The reports from the various committees were simply fine. Mrs. Trimble spoke of the Welfare Work. Several special things were needed at the Day Nursery. The Nursery cares for from fifteen to twenty-five children per day. Mrs. J. L. Johnson as General Service Worker made her report. The President made an excellent report. Three now members. The next meeting will be with the C. M. E. Church. Mrs. Craft has done excellent work this year. All Churches should try to see that they are represented in this meeting. Membership: $11.00 per year. Come Join "and help put over the program." R Craft, President A. E. Carr, Secretary. The Parent Teachers Association of Booker Washington School will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday afternoon. A large number of parents and friends are expected. Mrs. A. E. Davis Church plan of Program Committee has arranged an excellent program. Come we need you. V. Strickland, Geology Mrs. Ryan will leave soon for Vernon to visit her husband. Mrs. J. L. Johnson has returned from Terrell and Lailas. Miss Robbie Mae Nance enjoyed the Football game immensely. She had to go to see her dear old Alma. Mates win. Since Miss Nance has been working in Dr. Welch's Drug Store she is unable to attend all the games, yet she is an enthron lastime fan. Mrs. Bray, one of the teachers of the city school of Denton, spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. M. O. Dell. Mr. and Mrs. Parish Davila of Clebung, Texas spent Thanksgiving with their daughter, Mrs. Thaddeus Grimes. Mrs. Bell, entertained Mrs. Bess of Denton, Mr. and Mrs. Parish Davila of Cleburne, Mrs. T. Orbson of Wichita with a sight seeing trip Thursday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Davila were highly pleased with Wichita. Mrs. Pendleton and Miss Fredr were house guests of Mrs. J. W. Williams. Thanksgiving. Mrs. C. Frye entertained her chum with birthday surprise party. A. de lightful evening was spent by all A. four, course, supper, menu, unserved. Don't forget the H. H. on Ruth has on a membership Drive and will also open a new house hold in January. Cums in. Visit Dr. Walsh's Drug Store; what the haven't they will get. Phone in you energy early. Get your copy of your paper early. HENDESSON — Os Nov. 270 Wastey Chapel C-M. E. Church opened this week on Miner Hill at 11:30 A.M. Few G. U. Riley of Mount Enterprise delivered the 11 o'clock sermon. Dr. C. W. Williams and his people were on the stove at 3 P.M. Collection $14.00. At night Mother King, H. C. houdings were with us, Dr. J. Thompson provided an excellent second, collection $11.00. Total collection for the day $28.12. Mr. Lary died Nov. 221 yearхъу. Tom, Mr. M. Belling was at 11:30 A.M. and Mrs. M. Moe this week Mrs. Hittie R. Card of Thanks THE MUSICIAN Why do Men Fall in Love? Because of beauty, of course! Beauty fascinates — Beauty draws the mind and the heart as it does the eye. Be beautiful if you would be loved. Beauty is the only charm that never falls. Start with your hair! Make it longer. Make it straightener. Make it soft and silky. You can with Hip Hair. Hair Dressing, the most famous, aurent and quickest hair grower and straightener on, the market. Tans of thousands use it. And, marvelous to say, it's cont is only 25% — the same price you pay for inferior products and imitations. 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These students brought much joy, merryness and enthusiasm. Our course further aided the Teacher's mending of Chance, your service. If boredpedition is necessary bit of information for a Sunday School Teachers should be given to the School and the School should make permanent record of the School and the School should make permanent record of the time needed. The first-person song, *servant* successfully describes the successful act of abiding behind the law, it developed the clause *attestry* in the clause *attestry* is the equiv of *attestry* and *attestry* was introduced according to the abbreviated principle REVIEW: THE EARLY PROPHETS OF ISRAEL conception of God's purpose from Hoseyn, who believed in Jehovah's God, whose daure is love, who represented God as saying, "I will boast thy back-holding, I will love them freely for my� nense to turn the power of the prophesy." The point of difference, they had much in common. One thing that was possessed which attracts us is their were all men of courage, a quality so necessary for God's prophets. "Eljah stood and confronted Ashk, who had searched for him among all the surrounding natives, and held him in the heart of God's life. He was the cause of forgery afflictions. He stood as theو بروت، the prophet of Jehovah's dothine, the wonderful test on Carmel against the hundreds of prophets of Haal. Amus, in his courageous as nations of its local fancy com- munity liberty of all the people may be Company on trial. "Out of the num- bers it is falling in an elementary hoc held sacred and secure." It pleads b4 of them accepted as an arduity beth to a class of *defectives* that that "a designed sense of the DU list for the company, those being that are entitled to its care, and to the people of our human-brotherhood may be accepted are Miss Lillian, Glen Gibb the people at large who are entitled born in all the people" and that "son, Miss Miaff C. Burleson, both to protection, against them" "we have fearlessness in facing singing blue numbers, Mr. Cory THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY DECEMBER 47, 1927 Allen Chapel Sunday. The Allmuilies were there in great numbers that choir, "that choir did, mortally sing," Mrs. Molliot K. Moore, and her singers were in Christian evidence, none but the children of God, sing us did that great Allen Chapel choir, and the volumes of that $0.000.00 pipe organ, made the wolklin rings Dr. H. A. Carr ought to be a bishop in the A. M. E. why put elect him and let him be cunsercated in our next General Conference, he would fit much better than some who have heard heated around Robinhood's red carn, for Dr. H. A. Carr is a high class Christian genocam, a moral eritor for others to enulate. **The Union Servicers** A. 2-28, 30, and 31, of the C. M. Church, and A. 2-28, of the C. M. Church, W. Walker, of Duke Chapel, R. H. W. of the C. M. Church, R. H. W. of the C. M. Church, pastor of Wesley Chapel, A. M. D. Church, borne joined in our glorious union service, R. H. R. Mower acted well, for he is a great spiritual army and everywhere in succession, and everywhere in fire to any congregation in stands before, north, east, west, or south of our church. It is a great sorrow and it is man indeed a thought great sorrow. Next Summer, North Port Worth, D. M. Dr. A. C. will deliver the Union service, a charter $725.00 to the auxiliary with 7 classes to be heard from and an audience the grunted church by the rain. TS our notes We proposed to but over every motion for the promotion and action of the program for the programment of African Methodism in Fort Worth. We accept the motion to give us by our new presiding side, "Best Dallas or Best We have raised this quarter the same" at 11:44 PM. I told the pastor $372.18, to "Charity $45.64, To commend it's claims $607.00. Recorded by "The "Gratification $172.10. The It is the same with the nature of freedom and liberty; either both races must have the freedom of expression and the liberty of action, or neither race can fully enjoy those blessings. We note with concern that in those parts of the country where the Neuro is not free to express himself, the white man is also not free to express himself about the Negro. In such a society, "Every�vynching that occurs is an indictment or Christianity before the world," he declared, "American lynchings, according to the testimony of missionaries abroad, are doing, much to higher and discredit mission work around the world." A pamphlet of suggestions for the observance of Race Relations Sunday has been prepared. Among topics: suggested for ser The Challenges of the Race Program. "The Challenge of the Race Question to Christian Misions and American Democracy," "Fundamental Feelings and Attitudes Between Races," "American Indian Life and History," "The Lynching Evil and Its Effects upon American Life," "Contributions of Negrees to American Music and Literature," "Present Provisions for Negro Education," "Migration of Negrees to the Cities and Its Effects," "The Significance of the Negro Church in American Life," "Musival Interests to the White and Negro Races in Health, Housing, Industry, and Social Class," "Contact With Orientals," "The Lunching Evil and History," "The Lynching Evil and Its Effects upon American Life," "Contributions of Negrees to American Music and Literature," "Present Provisions for Negro Education," "Migration of Negrees to the Cities and Its Effects," "The Significance of the Negro Church in American Life," "Musival Interests to the White and Negro Races in Health, Housing, Industry, and Social Class," "Contact With Orientals," "The Lunching Evil and Its Effects." Daughters R. H. Fisher, J. N. Seals, I. H. Harp, and J. K. Willson wrote the book, "The record. Every department report." They also lived with the "where- with." summe of material being 'assessed for varvarly presentation in book form. Biblery L. Vann, publisher of the University Press, has a young head of the Norfolk Journal and Guide amplified the problems of the students. These were also the incarnate. These were, but the high lights of a fine session conference of interest to every ailism. I who'll be reached this year with ed opened that our farmer-time 1. This was the general public who had of deserving cause of poor or underprivileged children; did pass who, in Gen. of such life will come to maintain at once with Mrs. Morgan at the City Hall and arrangements will be made for getting back to all of the place. Virginia Fights Execution of Income Man The case was brought through with time of the Virginia system of making with capital distribution. The case was presented. 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